on in one spring _~w onnsoo we gem; _enero as if never
hasbe_fqre.=f"  ._f_=
CEN REALTY C0.. l.'I'D.
has discounted this fact by purchasing property in localities
that are bound tobeoome-more v_alueble.- ~ -~
THE WMPANY BAS 15 
nearly completed on one of its properties and contemplates the
erection of 5o more next year '
or. _ c. iioiios -iiv_finii zo P. ir. ooiius
coiiiiori sioui  
of Central Realty Co., Ltd., which I am offering, are an att rac-
tive and safe investment.
LOUlS N: FU LLER.
|NvE§TMENTS ` \
Provo!! Si. ’Phon¢=9Q Neirfillegow, N. S.-
 chalr. Ali address was delivered by
Jas. A. Teller, Maritlme Representa-
tive of the Sheep Division, Ottawa,
.0 the purpose of organizing a Farmers'
_ ____ _L_ _ ___ _ glilrst offence against the Prohibition
i“~°-*wr--‘===-rr  Act.
The attention of investors of small
amounts who wish only the safest
kind of securities-bonds, is called to
our oiiering of bonds at $100 denom-
inations.
Hewson Pure Wool Textile 6's with
Common stock bonus.
Trinidad Consolidated Telephones
6's.
Btanlield’s Limited 6's.
Nova Scotia Steel & Coal 5's.
Nova Scotia Steel & Coal 6 p.c.
Dehenture Stock.
Maritime Telegraph and Telephone
6's.
F. B. McCURDY CD. C0.
MEMBERS MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
Charlottetown. lhlihx. Montreal. St. John. Uitewa, Kinieion,
' _  Sherbrooke. Sydney. lt, John. Nlld.
r
I' pany of London, England.
TH?
EVANGELISM.-Rev. E. E. Styles,
Poinsl, has s long letter in this
we¢k's Wesleyan on Evangelism, vs.
` WORDS OF PRAISE.-Rev. G. M.
Young is enjoying his work very much
at Tryon. He says in The Wesleyan
that “The people are a~iine ty-pe and
have made us very much at home."
‘ CALENDAR.-The Guardian has
:received from the general ngentl,
Hyndman & Co., Ltd., Charlotte-
town. one of the 1913 calendars is-
sued by the Union Assurance Com-
POLICE COURT.-At the Char-
lottetown Police Court this mornin
~ IT |SI"I' IEGESSMIY.
Overcoats Delayed in
Transit
` i
I I _
“To meet competition we will this "It will pay you to buy your gift
week and next give an extra Christ- here and now before the holiday rush
mas discount on watches, jewelery i5 000 §\”¢Bt» The" UB 031! H few
and silverware. Store open evenings. d8YB_ ISR fOr YOU 120 bu? “Hd HOW iS
E, W, Taylor, South Side Queen the time for you to choose that gift.
Squat-‘_ 12-13-M(~',i,___W_. N. Tanton. 12-19M4i.
W`i`.`.`oe sold at cost, not a dollar profit for us.
\Ve are in receipt of a _shipment of Qvercoiits that
were mislaidcn the way, and as the sea=on is getting
usl
late, we are offering them at just what they cost
Clean’ fresh goods, made to our special order
this season, splendidly made, and attractive patterns.
We describe here two of these coats. ,
Ai $10.15 A Grey diagonal
tweed of a good lieav
weight, well lined and
trimmed. This is a very
warm coat, made with
convertible collar. Rr g-
ular price $14 50
Now $10.75
,Y ns 1 fu-.1 gg
AI $12.00
A Grey stripe tweed.
extraweight with heavy
linings Silk velvet .in-
laid collar, convertible
style,a thoroughly de-
pendable cold weather
coat. Regular price
$16.00.
Now $12.00
_ - tweed in l Y E $ . 0,
Several other grades at cost prices. One of thes for 525,07 At I.,,¢0,,,,_ 12-20,-¢|3,_
* _ A K ` Alles blue, green or tan? Or a suit of
coats v ould uiake :i Christmas present worth giving
B r u c e s ’ CI\l‘lSIiI\aS
MEN’S WEAR STORE
   .'... _ Slioppers
1 _.3-_slum 1 is 1 _mms
Mon. 'Pups Daffy Daily STATIONS
P' E' I' R A I L W A Y at this Season for
Vommsnclii onDscemb r 23r lu. the trains of this Beilwa will run ls lol
'»r»=- " ° "'  ’ 'values in Christmas
READDOWN
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Cases, ManicureSets,
__ Mirrors, Ebony Mil-
hinciés, Etc., 8tc., &c.
S
the case of Wm. Bryenton for reck-
lesd driving was dismissed. Yester-
day John Hughes was convicted of
_-__
INSTITUTE ORGANIZED.- An
agricultural meeting was held on
Wednesday evening at Heatherdale for
Institute Mr McPhee occupied the
on the Care and management io(
sheep, and by Prof. Ross_on the Val-
ue of Institutes. Mr. Telfsr spoke on
the suitability of various breeds to
various kinds of land and urged upon
all those present, the necessity of
dipping their sheep and of giving
them suitable attention. He invited
all who could to attend the Short
Course in sheep husbandry to be held
in Charlottetown the last week in
January nnil stated that he would
have a complete outfit for demonstra-
tion purposes. Spraying, shearing..
etc, etc. Great interest was taken in
this work and Mr. Telfer promised to
go down to this part of the country
next summer and give 3 demonstra-
tion in sheep dipping. Nearly all pre-
sent were much in favor of forming
an institute and signed the required
form. They agreed then that it would
be advisable to call a meeting early
in February to complete the organiza-
tion. The mesting was, on the whole,
g verv successful one.
Iion’t Ilioi Yourself
...T0 DEATII T0 NIE '
IIYSPEPSIII 08 IIIDIGESTIOI.
While it is necessary for the dyspeptio ‘
to iibstiiin from rich greasy, ighly
seasoned food, it is useless and injurious
to deprive the sufferer of a full supply
of good nutritious food suihcient for the
needs of the body. _
Wcakening the body will never re-
move dyspe sis, on the contrary, all
‘efforts shoulifbe to maintain and increase
the strength.
Burdock Blood Bitiers wifi increase
the strength, and at the same time en-
ublee one to partake of all the whole-
some food required, without fear of any
unpleasant after results.
liss Martha A. Brooks, Gagetown
N.l3., writes:-“I have been troubled
with incligestion for more than seven
years, huvc tried several doctors and dif-
ferent mcdicines, claiming the power to
cure, but all without success. Having
heard of the many cures effected by Bur-
dock Blood Bitters, I decided to give it a
trial. 'il have taken only one bottle, and
that one has done me more good than all
the other medicines I have used.\ My
appetite, which was very poor, is n_ow
good, and I can eat most everything
without any disagreeable feelings.”
Iiurilocl: Blood Bittcrs is manufactured
only by The T. Milburn Co., Limited.
Toronto, Ont.
< 
"What would be nicer than a dress
length of Whip cord serge, put up
in iyd lengths for $3.80, per leng-
th in either brown, navy, black,
our reduced serges, diagonial or
4 d len ths worth 4 5
Our Store is noted
Goods, Dre s sin g
itary Sets,Gold Head-
ed and other Walk-
ing' Sticks, Calabash
gc->e_rschai_1_r_1_:i a nd
riiir Pipes, Per
A pleasure to show the
goods--Get the Habit--Be a
Customer.
Phone 36-f '
noillii 
FiDBll09- ‘
N. B. Gifts put away untill
1_1* PAYB_to buy in this   8lt_\\rdey'e Daily.)
l (From Set\l¥day's Evening Daily.)
|. __ .
. .___
`r GRP!  M. Young,
Tryon, -has sent~the-"~- an so
good thoughts on Chrietmasgift glv
ing which are publidied-is that paper
this week.
NORTHUMB
_The Northum
town this morning _ »7.ii0 for Pie
tou with a ieirinumllsrfol
and 3 general cargo.
_ _.___
mwean 'rriamss-fri.e_
express arrived in Gherlotteto
morning at 10'_ii.in.,‘thirty
late: the southern expresin at
m., ten minutes flats, ‘and the
Traverse accommodation at 10.25 a.
nz.. thirty minutes late.
sonoons Cnosni.-'rue christmas
closing exercises of ;the,W¢et Kent
and Queen Square Schools, Charlot-
tetown, took place yesterday morn-
ing and were attended by many vis-
itors, trustees, and parents, The ex-
ercises were well arranged s.nd the
respective programs well carried out.
The children entered thoroughly into
the spirit of Christmas and a holl-
day elr perevaded both schools.
GREGORY'S VIEW-Chester Greg-
ory, seen by the Post yesterday even
_ing according to a Sydney Exe. said
W
that if Halifax is out of the league
team this year, he says, and arrange-
ments have already been made ioi
the rink. The league will pull through
this year without difliculty, he says.
and nextiyenr St. John and Glacr
Bay can come in and make it a six
pion, pastor oi the Methodist Church
Salisbury, N. B., which has been un
dergoing extensive repairs during the
past few months was re-opened on
Sunday, Dec. Stii. The day was fini
and the services largely attended. A
Moncton exchange says that the three
very able sermons delivered during
the day by prominent visiting clergy-
men elicited the closest attention of
all present. The preacher at the'
morning service was Rev. George A.
Ross, of Fnirvills, St. John, the Rev.
Neil McLaughlan, 'of Fredericton, and
Rev. J. L. Batty, all well known in
Charlottetown.
A WEDDING.-A very pleasant
event took place on Wednesday night,
Dec. 18th, at 7.30 at the home of
Duncan and Mrs. Darrah, Marshfield'
when their daughter, Edith J., was
united into the holy bonds of matri-
mony to Horace L. Vessey of York.
To the strains of Lohengrin's wed-
ding march, played by Miss Hazel
McEwen of Mlorell in a very callable
manner, the bride, gracefully leaning
on her father"s arm, who gave ber
away. entered the parlor which was
suitably and handsomely decorated
for the occasion. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. .lohn Hawley. The
bride, who was unattended, looked
charming, dressed in sublime silk
trimmed with silk fringe, and wore a
bridal veil, carrying a bouquet of
white carnations. After the ceremony
hearty congratulations were extended
E
they repaired to the dining-room
where a sumptuous repast was par-
taken of, the tables being laden with
all that the inner being could desire.
After each had done justice to them-
selves they retired to the parlor
where music, games and social con-
versation were indulged in. The
bride and groom were the recipients
of many useful and costly presents
which shows the high esteem and
popularity in which they are held.
The groom's present to the bride was
a gold watch and chain. Towards
morning the happy couple drove to
their future home in York where their
many friends wish them eveI‘Y BHC'
cess and it long. happy and prosper-
ous wedded life.
PEIISOIIIL '
Miss Reagh, nurse of Regina, Sask,
visit to Archdeacon and Mrs. Reagh,
Milton.
"Our Limoges China is simply
melting away, amd no wonder. The
public doesn't get the opportunity
every day now offered by our Great
Clearance Sale. G. -F. Hutcheson.
12-21M3i.
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S YIOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTI.
WEST LAND REGULATIONS.
ANY Dprson who I' the sole heed of e
fem ly. or any meie over iii ears old
me homestead n srtar ncaa o e-
veil his Domlnlonmiend in sglitoln
Bae etohswen or Alberta. The eps leant
Ziust app or in person st thi; Dom nlon
ends ans; or Sub-sie sy lor thi
dietr ot. nti-y yprexly merge mules
emi noi. on eqrtan son ltions b!
I el'.mo r eomdougpter, brother or
e te; of lnépndinlhonres e sr.
ii ies- ix moigthe re ence upon
dcutivet on of he len In each of
years. A homesti’ er may lfv
t nnlne miles of his opieeteed on n
arm of atleast!! neges 1010 owned end
oeou fed him or yh efe er. mother.
'i':.-§:,“_.§§°si:‘::i:'z:§;'.:ii.,n...,... ..
!2°°él' .....'}%i'i’2’».li ‘l.2'$¥.'i.‘..if #|22
n 22%" reside upon the horn;
or re-em tion efxmontllei e
eg Us roi: neo o e ent?
 :~.=..i.»=..a.=.'u::é .io
eeteederv ohne exhausted his
‘ ni \e_éi'leii:§‘? mines eb ig;
-Q.
Houston,
wee
Kidney
elwe cure
Henxend
troubles due
theblosd. . _
ed for Carters. Be one of the hun,-
iaden with Books, -Fancy Statlp
and ' Christmas Goods, Toys, Ugg
Games, Chinaware, 'Boys and Gi;-1,
Sl°iiZ119. Dolls Carriages and thous-
ands of pretty and useful Pressing,
Biggest Stock, Lowest prices. Tlireq
stores. Open every night1`0ai-ter., &
that he did not think New Glasgow`Uompany, Limite'd. ‘ 12-30mg,
would accept any reasonable offer ii_i_ ‘ --
which Moncton- concurred. He say: "An "Paton’s Quality" Christmas
gift is always appreciated-the resi-
this year it will be out for good. pient knows that it is good. 18-TMC!-
Amherst will undoubtedly have el
"Oiur store will he open gvcr-y soon.
ing from now until Christmas. Qur
stock oi fine jewelry has never been
so complete all fresh and new. In
nearly every ease we can quote prices
that are lower than the special. val-
team 1eague_ ._ ues offered by other stores. Call here
before buying elsewhere, W. N. Tan-
siimsnunv.-nev. J. B. cimm- WH- 12'19M4i-
1 “FOR HOUSEWIFE.-Table linen
and - napkins, Towels, hemetifoh-
ed and embroidered. A com-
iortable ieiderdown Bathrobe,
Pair ol Blankets, Comforts.
Pair Curtains, Carpet Sweeper, Cm-
hlon Tops, Morris Chair, Fur-linei
Coat, Rain coats, Fur Coats. B ite
Blouse, Siiirt, Silk underskirt, Chil-
Jren's Coats at Patons! 12-191631.
"$1.00 pu yard blanketing, double
selling at 79c. Paton’s. -12-7Mti.
"No place. like Paton's for meii’s
furnishings. Don’t put oi! your
iiiiristmas buying until the last week.
it is satisfaction to buy early and
mow that you have made your seieo-
tions when the stocks MB It 'tlwll
best. / 12-7Mtf.
“You can select a gift for any man
here with the certainty that it will
prove pleasing. Not only will it be
a thing of beauty but be serviceable,
useful and timely as well. Lodk over
this list. Watches, Watch (obs, vest
chains. rings, cud links, stick pins,
emblem pins, shaving. mugs. mei-ch
boxes, cigarette cases, tobacco ibrl.
fountain pens. W. N. Tanton.
12-19M4'l.
"We have an excellent assortment
of Seeley’s Perfumes, specially sel-
ected for Christmas. The 25c, 354;
and 50c packages are beauties. Call
and see them. E. A. Foster, Central
to the bride and room after which D"u_3°I3°"°°`_ 1Z'21M3i'°
' 
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The Problem
0f The Investor
. is to cull outfrom the volume ‘
°'. .vo “.i.is:.;:;:s-
8 BYE B I B X' Y _ e
thos which presen qua' t s
' that insure the S }Fllltl.§%_FBC-
EIITABLE INVLSTM of
smonay. _ i
We Specialize in "Mena Beo-
uritiee’ f.e: Stocks and ,opde
°e'f.i*i‘.;i.os..°“°..i"a..°.sffi.°.~.:
i 0 _ __
_ N no owed. '
information Obeerfully end_
Promvtly furnished ol request.
'Eeetern Securities _
Co. Ltd.
Investment Bmleie.
92 Prince Willien Sfreei.
(From Saturday's Evening Daily.) SL _'ohm N- “_ -
and |57 Sf, James Sfreei. _
Monireel.0iie.
“Follow the 'Crowds .alwayh 
dreds of Pleased Customers who leave
` I Jenuery April- 041|.
 i
I It ie expected the present 'year
Illstory of the Company. ,
HDHIERI
S'-I` JOIN
by lining _Perieien Sega
Look out for imitations, Parisian
lead -and is not a dye. The girl .with
Sage does not contain any poisonous
Auburn hair is on every bottle.
Hair must have nourishment or die. i
I!~it does not have proper nourish-
ment ii wiu me its vitality, gran
Weak, and become an easy prey to
the ravages of the vicious germs of
dandrufl.
Parisian Sage is a hair nourisher;
it is the result of sincere study and
experiment -by one of the woi-ld's
leading scientists. ` '
It should be used regularly as a_
hair dressing by everyone with heal-
thy hair, because it never fails to,
prevent dandruii, failing hair, or any
scslp disease.
But Parisian Sage is not only 9,
preparative it is a certain cure for
dandruil; it stops itch ng of the scalp
_ ‘ The above Stock carries the quarterly Dividend of_~|-}{~‘p.g,
_ _ peyablt' January mth. ' ' r  
will in the men pi-all
 _
Wiser.
hy.
._ _._ _ __,\
_‘h
and Scalp ch,  
. ._
amy Wm... ci.. nm cami _uni run of Lifé than
l ' - . .
instantly; it makes .I;oi._£»grp1q. tmch
and luxui-isnt. It ie especially In de-
mand by ladies, because wa the
hair beautiful, |9181- and ._ll‘\. tl
oilered by druggllte and department
stores everywhere, under e positive
guarantee to do _ell __thlt'lg_o1einied
for it, 'or money bi-ck. <"` L. ~r ~`~
Canadian diatrihutArs,\t\|_p _R. -11',
Booth Co., Lt .,‘ll'ort Blrie,'0nt.~'1\ie
girl. with. Auburn hair is -on every
pacluige.-Geo. E. ~H\illle!,-;us_ran-
ees . ' ' ` 1'
MONEY BLACK
o ni ii- IV’ ` I' .‘
“ . silo. llhislnmlfd
lleir Tonic To __" ,_ A
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'ii-JZ-i-i-f_-I 3;-1-T-'-'_-1-55-j-j':j=ffe§j-;-f-1 -"<1 v-f.--.~ 1- - .-
each continuation. Ceeh mls! e
ell 1*
eulinnniiv icinssirisii =  -
One cent per word fire! Insertion in 'shin column, hal( cm( `”|» |,,`
pany order ml live lei' emi lie-
ceimf owed. Minimum charge wenly-five coma. ' _.  ._ _ _
_Z :rx . . r~j;j.“f.";;r-“'~.‘f_A.\“4-ff -‘
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5 ‘_ 'YY 'Y
BOARDERS WANTED' I
BOA.RDERS-‘LARGE I-IEATED SOTU-
thern room with hoard at Glen-
ceiirm. Mrs. I-Iandrsban, 82 Wey-
mouth Street. 12-l9M8ipd.
 
FEMALE HELP
WANTED A Housaxnsrnn son
Queen Hotel. Apply at the omce.
12-11 Mtf
WANTED A GIRL Fon GENERAL
WDW- Good wages. No washing.
Apply 112 North River Road.
- 11-27 Mtf.
_  1- ' _ _,
_ ml! sau: '
FOR SALE-TWO PAIRS HEAVY
silver foxes, 1 pair good C;-gg",
APPIY to B. Roy Holman. Char-
lottetown. ' 1z_21M3u,d_
Fon SALE -'r dlp" " R
Wyandotte Ctiokerslli' g? :£
Price. Write Box A, Hon 9,
_ 0. Bind.
Fon SALE oNm N I ~vi|`-|
cow, Gurnsey g~ude.L~pg1y
Hurry, Sherwood. ‘  _' o \ ..
Miiu: nur iv _ ,_ __ _
cHARLof1'rE'rowN ~ _ _ L...
$500 Security Reqi\ired.1 'l‘q_uk¢
charge of a Branch ol ounnuemeq,
Novelty Store that "_ 5]"
most attractive place' aan 
Bi! money for briyitf. ops!-
tr with :ood town* een ou; We
iunish all stock and " ng_
§a;*..:: z°_°i.°_ 'tt--_¥l.'»r“°.“.‘l "§..‘~';’;
315 College St. , _Tqggnfgh 
 iiiii   r
Rap roxns ron snr.-n. A FEW
pairs of splendid dark red for.ga1¢_
has arrived home on a three months
APPly to G. B. Johnston, Peneb-
__ \]\liB. N. B. 12-21M9ipd.
” ' C.`._l"4 I _C ,
V3,-\v',‘17-AL?/f'3}lf-I`|1~‘. *A
uvuercoan "‘.' '*
YOU lbleli g r ‘
'Ie Buy ee luild Hmmm* U
er Psy 0|! lenqsgn ~ . 1 '
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New roiui risii .ips
Consignments bollcited Prompt Returns
John llais Go.
(Incorporated) U ‘
I07 Fulton, Merliei
New I Yorli
Bm,Smelte fl. Eels Speeleliiee
ed. ltenoile sent on application.
 own# watcher! ohio Egegmi
5 _ __ - ii. mswtil,-so|»i.’i*.`n iiinii iuiim ,_ mea. _ ' __
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‘une - ` .
_ _ _ _. _ . _ .` ._’.'."..\_».._
“ka i ,, fi.
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Fon sans Ar A BARQAINTX
square piano. Have no use for lt,
as I am boarding. Will sell for
¢eo.oo. Apply to D. A. Mcxay, P.
E. 1, R. ri. iz-zomiiipa.
son sans-sr-mans ru 'mm BELT
mont Black Fox Co., Ltd. For full
i'1f°"|1l¢i°l\ lllply ai once to 8. A.
- McDonald, city; John B. Andrew
al
'ro LET-'rlim rp W ri'-".,§,,,~=
Euston Street' f ._ '   ‘
Bakery. with stop, - ` gauge,
'lg-S
' Prowse
moderate.
P1! to Pro
2
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at
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BB" ROYBIISY. and Sam Craig, Cit;:‘
, 11-19 H mtl.
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