~~ "ST5¥NFIELD’S EARNINGS” .,'.fc.»..... ..... .s....i..'i’»'..Z?.‘€.‘.§“.‘.‘I€‘.§ I.  i... 5.23.. ~ ' is
.,-_~,'»_. »A , - J, . Draw the clothes down, one at
‘9°*} 5.-»,i.`+`iy,§ 1909 1910 19;; ,9|, The money was collected during time, ss tight ss possible .1
B
$98  _ .8 the last four years, and will.be used them under the mattress gi?  ' P. . C I
 »f94» 52 $118,517 $02,612 $149,406 ,for the establishment of fifty lay them in, according to their 1engt;\,_  0 
Th  tif. df b ~ scléialxgzgippr at tIl)ie }Inivei‘°sityI-ku it glhizlnlthas task is comg1sted_ you Wm
_ Bm lyljlfg ' - °Y°» 0 0. 81 tilt 4" 1
-' Th  °r ondainteresda ‘35»°°' -chairman of the fund committee, said sdtlsfagtoify yd)ur sldbrk (ldv abso “tel
‘_ *50o_000 in urn manga" bond., th bed th t thy ed Y, In ma ng a. V . - , .5 ,. J .
I ~. _ gift 0! the Knights of Columbus of ly snggothlbnd zallt, ddixlgollll Zxahlblbbed 9 .
Figs ._ Y , ily; are dry and uninteresting things but when used il" United Stews. to the osthcuc method might he renewed to savsnt-  e  0 a e
in conu  tluche earnings ofa Company in whbee securities oesilnivereitr at wsshinswv. ere. ,says theiusw vers Press. Tuck ~ .
mntgmplg mgking m mvetmem they Put onanother . an e ._ gklearly _every national officer of the clothes in at the sides, but do
The nreiits cfstsnn id' Liini ii \ ' We uc ° ’ tx °°"'°l.'° 1'lyc'l°l'i" °"°§””i“ 1°” “°” ”°“°" "‘°"’° “" ""’ ‘°°”' °°“‘
e s te bef ' B . -*H num er 0 I llzllilhs wrsr- plete makin th hee, t
me plat an y“rs"re u f°u°wB: °|'° P'Ym¢“t °f lntenst fm' lmen were at the prelentation cere- in the g 8 even' 0 mac
_ M ’ O ~ .
=   .N i' 0IIC III IIIC MOI/III   `
_ many. which tookplaee in the Car- attention to tllle pllgotoxbf itll: serie A
,gi ~ ' dina1's residence ‘
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JANUARY- 9» 1914 _  -"nw when News  'ras cHA1u.o'i°i~E'r0wN GUARDIAN 1 .ms-r 0.-'nt-~  ‘ 
3 _ , _ ' 1 . , ~. -
‘ K. 0. c. s as soo 000 FUND .uw or MAKING
ISE 5 . . i ' '
l Baurinionu Janus A SMOOTH BED
PAGE FIVE., ._-.1
, ,  _- -lv
, -, »_ -_ _ Ifthe bed - .
°_fb°’1dlill lost to suit purchasers. Price upon fffntd Hx: t°,:’a“‘,'2;?;)‘1‘s 231:14 a‘:;°51l:; is pn»ir0l;t0;hapbra:s one, which does PTOSpeCtT»lS 01' the Canadian BIOSCOPZ
- " i. ` - eoverlet over all, letting the id
. nciraeas or norman. sroca cxciuinoz im- hehe sew... ° °°
no perm e tuc in i fth _
nine or 4100.000 for the erection er ...ret ae the sine, tucf ,,'l1°u,,, eofgv
[_ B_ Mcgukny Q co_ ;ih;})ei;i;i&§i;;y:s to house -the scholar- bedding in and then simply isy til; .i COTnpany» Ltd.. Of Haflfdx, N . S. .
» Inn Fon srl N '
lalilax. Ottawa. Montreal. Sl. John. Sherbrooke. linlaton. A T H A muuaemil :ESS t' *_-___"_ ` . DIC 
,$ydney, Chulottetearn.S|. John'a Nlld.. l.onden.l.C, Mrs. MacLachlan was kind to her HOUSEHOLD HINTS-
_ American boardcr, but she did not - . _ _
 l proposg to allow _her to owrstepl ‘au w;xtel;tt‘lvehp<;l;a1;g.mdfgprlvpgeiphiligluéaii
  limits of a boarder’s privileges, and teeth 'cleamand B0,md_ S
"'-°'5'_' 5? She made it very clear. ___ ‘
A    ml)J;eaSpv\;\};y 13111:; db<;f;;d<:{n;;tp§nins Alter cleaning brass or copper with
The Evening Guardian (mailed) on  .$l.50
'llre Canadian Countryman (wcelrlyl b:r:ryear...$|.5l)
_ 1 Tcisl.   
 _ Two Papers for $1.50
[for a short time only the Guardian made arrangements
$5! ghe, Canadian Countryman whereby both" papers could be
N -1 or S .50. The ofler is now open just as long as the
mBl1BSement 0( the Oanadian Countryman. decide otherwise,
£1051. harms the sole right te'-csii it en" st any time. This
dv et reason the Guardian is requesting subscribers to take
B dill hge gl the oiler at once Up to the writing hundreds
Sgdpglndigis ‘if t5iub5°1`1b°l'B l1BVe taken advantage ol the oiler,
I  9 1`°‘! H OD D°DBl'tm°l1t have been working day and
n git po ke? abreast wxhi tihe work,
‘_ s no necessary n roduco “The Gu rdi " t th
ppadlng pgblic of this Province as it enjoys B' alargr ciic-linla?
on _bay 0011813128 31-Blltally Ol its competitors.
  . H  11 Oils rymani WEEKLY r
p,“b;;l;‘°‘1-*i;n'rf’;`1¢’|11f;°» Ont-. Pfinstetd on excellentar¢lbhat’;da?afpgg:
gtnzséf P55” X v Wd the copy to hand contains B2
'Ilhe Canadian Countryman is full of farm ideas, splendid-
ly illustrated with farm views farm machinery in operation,
fields, ot vegetables, prize winning horses, cattle, hogs, sheep,
and,etc. ‘ ‘
MAIL YUUR RENEWAL SUBSCRIPTION TODAY
7  USING TIIE FORM BELOW
Subscription Department,
4 The Charlottetown Guardian.
f" Charlottetown, P. E. I. <
Dear Strom ' __ '
Enclosed had herewith $1.50 being renewal subscription
to the Evening Guardian for one year. With this subscrip-
tion I understand that I will receive FREE for one year The
€a|.\@dia% Epgptryrnan, a WEEKLY magazine printed in Toron-
o, nt.
Name       
Post Ofllce       
- , __New~ 0_i;ibe_rLto _The Guardian can take advantage ot
this"o1!3§"M`“f '
sseo-iz-soatr. _/I  'lit blip lrlilltietr °°;2litlgl 325::
like plenty 0! fresh air."
house on the Sawbath.
, ,_.._i...__;.._
ll Jacksonville Elder
R E S IO L T
'l‘ER».REGARDIN.G LOSS OF Al?-
PETITE.
He says: -- ’
"Vinol is just the thing V
For summer, winter, fail or spring-
Fnllow directions, take it right,
It will save your lagging appetite.
,°‘I know for I have tried it. For
weeks I could scarcely eat enough to,
keep a snake alive Ihave taken three
bottles of Vinol an'd now it looks
like I will eat my head oil. I am at
the table three times a day eating as
I did in the good old days when I
split rails, dug wells, toped trees,
plowed corn and hoed cotton. Try
Vinol and see how good it feels to be
real hungry." '
When you ought to be hungry and
are not it is because your stomach
does not lecl strong enough to ask
for food-a sure sign of impaired
general, health. Better than dosing
the stomach with pepsin for tempo-
rary relief is taking Vinol, our de-
licious tonic, which has the strength-
ening and blood-making power I oi
iron, and the building-up ivalue of
cod _livggf oil, It quickly restores ap-
petite and perfect digestion. If Vinoi
store. Charlottetown, P. E. I.`
“Your room will na' get study in ““t"iu"° V'il“°-
one day " said her landlady firmly. , '*
. , , _
“’Twas I never our custom, lniss, to coI;;°:°h;5(‘;’s;n‘;fdthi‘; :3s‘z:‘[‘;ek":g Q3'
hae fresh air roosli-in" about. the actually tightened b E ,yin lib
ger of a draught.
WHITES CHA ACT Rl T E - .___
/ A _ ' .' 0 it <1 i , i h i'
 her r°0n1. which she hsdvieit wi-de :id elle nletlglavsilinllbt vlstrnighnlbroll
- , _ _ Aopen, tightly closed. . long time.
"O, Mrs, Machachlau, I d0n’t. like , Z.
my room' to get study," she said, Allow the children to eat almonds.
when sus want down-stnii-5 “gall H1 One dozen blauched almonds are equal
to about one pound of round steak in
Y PP 8 0-
tle melted alum.
When the sickroom is being ventil-
ated, a screen should he placed in
front of the window_ to prevent dan-
When storing cutlery, wipe the
blades lightly with a little vaseline.
Before using, wash in soda water and
clean in usual way.
FASHIONS AND FADS
The vogue for plaid continues.
The most becoming ol veils is of
blue.
Flowers adorn some of the newest
h t ,
a s.
One of the most attractive furs this
year is Patagonian fox, looking some
thing like pointed fox, but with its
white hairs very thickly sprinkled.
You simply can’t have too much
color in your haudkerchiels this sea-
son; greens reds, lavenders, yellows,
browns and blues are all in favor.
There is no good reason for dis-
carding your last season’s evening
govaus and wraps. They can be re-
modeled with small expenditure of
time and money.
The young girls are wearing with
simple frocks of velvet or serge gird-
les of wide silk braid in striped des-
ign. Long tassels of silk are attach-
ed to the end.
ro
,V A f (To Bc Incorporated)
to the public an opportunity of .investing in
R' R' I" 'A A Fifteen (15) Paii°s` ’ " `
Choice Dark Cross-Bred Foxes- *
Capitalized at $50,000.00
Divided into 2,000 shares of
$25.00 sich
C Provisional Directors
_  1 l l
 The Record  
Fox and Fur Company, Ltd.,
I
1 l _ _g
ll Sunil New I
lar Resolution:
“I resolve lo start a Partial
Payment Plan Investment
now with J. C. Mackintosh
‘ll Co." `
T0 the men or women, de-
pendent on salary for a
living, the necessity for such
a New Year’s resolution be-
ing made and kept' should
appeal with irresistible force.
Sluce we have just cut the
initial deposit in half, it is
now twice as easy to make a
start as before, and we' anti-
cipate recognition of the plan
to widen correspondingly.
_ Under the plan your account
ls credited with all bond
ALL
years
and Australia
at $10.00 'par value.
heavily.
' Dividends paid quarterly. . -
‘ Some of the leading business iuen in Charlottetown, have already invested
For further information apply to e
Capt. H. H. B. Holland
President of the Company
Hotel Victoria--Charlottetown
» SOLICITORS-Murray and McKinnon, Halifax _ i
' BANKERS-'lhe Merchants Bank of Canada
President and Managing Director, Capt. H. H. B, Holland, late ,Managing
Director of the British A A Films C0. Ltd. London, En g.
Vice-President-H. T. Oliver. Vice-President and late Manager Edison,
Rex and Reliance. _ , ’ s
John H. Trueman, Truenianvllle, N. S.
Stephen B. Kelly, River Hebert, N. S.
]. Frank Crowe, Halifax, N. S. `
John Strachan, Halifax, N. S.
' The company is capitalized at $150,000. Au up-to-date plant has been
erected in Halifax In charge of Captain Holland, and Mr. Oliver, two of the best
experts in the world, the latter being an associate of Thomas A. Edison for live
The company will produce Canadian films to be shown all over the
world, in the million picture palaces-"L0ngfell0w’s” “Evangeline” and other
pictures have just been completed. ` `
Agencies are being established throughout Great Britain, United States
Orders are coming in from Agencies all over the world for Canadian films
by this Canadian Company.
. The moving picture business is developing at a' phenomenal rate. Cases are
on record where shares sold originally at $1.00 have advanced to $2013.
A limited number of shares in the Canadian Bioscope Company are offered
Application F orm for Stock
y 'l‘o lhe Canadian Bioscope Co.. Limited
I hereby subscribe f0r....._..._.....Shares of the capital stock of the
Canadian Bioscope Company Ltd.,at $10 per share, for which I hcrewitli
enclose the sum 0f........ . . . _ . . .-,. Dollars
nsessasseasanaen s o-e-aa-4 o eva nuances e s-»-a-e-4 s s~~v-a
All applicatlohs should be addressed to
i l p
Captain ll. ll. B. Holland
I-Iotel Victoria-Charlottetown P. E. I.
Change in Schedule
WINTER FAKE!
' S. ll. Jenkins. M. ll.,M. l.. A., President
ll. A. McKinnon, Vice~l’resltlenl
Capt. Ernest Kemp, Sec’y-lreasurer
(has. Lyons, Mayor of Charlottetown
interest and stcck dividends,
as declared. In most cases
these credits will more than,
offset the carrying cligij_gesl.,,.
In fact, there are matry"'g0od"
securities on our list, yielding
6 p. c. and upwards' with
St- john to Boston. .. .. ....$4.50
St. John to Portland.. . .  ..4.00
Sl;£c"l§t:og:\|J.°...... . ...-.is ...L00
for llasporf. L\l\l'>le4?,'I!t?|t?tl=bd"hn'dhi;ld-:t"b=|'.
.i.‘.':.*.i‘:::°r.'r'r.' ‘i.°:°'::.'."s:.'.'.-.‘:3.1.“:':
pmrgnm.. 'lor Irubee, Eastport an Bt-
'MMN s nmsnrr mu
Till WAY BY W4Tli_ll " srsansnrr sslniucs   '
Eastern S. S. Corporation "-""" ' ' " ‘ 
ANADIAN
inrsanarioual. ima ‘   'l 5'” ">""“ C'
Is a Popular Way to Travel ( PA c | F | C
Tourist Sleepers-light and airy with big omfo
ting two adult? lf desired-are carr'ied fr m hgorrtre:tl‘|?rl%..a={‘T:' 1: cconllnodr ‘
Q.
ghclgmrggnfpa na for points in Western Canada. British olumldorsgd o=°tll|ie
s .i§.‘I.'»i‘.>'r'.‘.‘ii‘§§'.‘?l'3.'¢'r.§§2 l'Jl2‘Z‘Z °ll7.7l‘l°It.el"l2'l.'l'i’Yi'i‘.‘.°‘Zf.s‘¢'?° '°° “"""°"" "'
ECONOMY AND COMFORT COMBINED. J. I. ROSS, local a|onf.
W. B HOWARD. D. P. A.. U. I-'. B., BT. JOIIIN. N. B. D
I
Samuel Crain. Charlottetown
~ . llobl. N. Tomlins. Charlottetown
A. J. Maclltlam, Charlottetown
i . BANKERS-Royal Bank of Canada
, .
  1 Record Fox Company .
The foxes owned by this company are now mated, and comprise fifteen (15)
pairs clioibedark cross bred animals, procured from litters containing a large per-
centage of pure blacks. They have been selected by experts thoroughly qualified to
judge of furvallies and show from 50 to 9(_) per cent b ack. _ V '
’§-f"Ni!l_i,_the phenomenal advance within the past few moiiths in th_e_ price of fur
from such stock, resulting in a_ctive demand for the live animals as breeders; also.
from lth`e probability of producing some black pups, there is every prospect of a hand-
someldividend from them by next September. _ _ _ 1 _
~ Only a limited number of shares are hemp offered,_so if interested it would
be wblllh' communicate without delay with any o the Provisional Directors, or with
the sccfelhfrrresscrer, cept. Emest Kemp, 1-is Rcchfeni st- Charlottetown, Pai.
` Té'l'ins"50 per cent in cash to accompany application. Balance in 30 days. p
Proehpectus will be mailed onapplication.
3747-1-8 thsatmontf
safety, which would give you
a net return during the period -
of payment of ever 4 p. c.-
or more than if you deposited
the amounts month by month
in the savings bank. And, of
course, on completion of your
payments you would receive
the full income from your
ieeurity.
Aa a preliminary to putting
this New Year-’s resolution
into effect, we suggest that
you send for the explanatory
booklet- with whlc we will
send our January ‘ ‘Investment
Oderings ” Address our' `
Halifax office.
 .
Members Montreal. Stock Exchange
IEAII OFFICES-lA_LlFAX
Also at St. John. Mpntrealh ,,
Fredericton. New 6 allow.
l.D.lo|ara-Ile) reaeniaiivo
“ ' li‘¥.“l§s..f'i9. v
TO
ENGLAND 'Z
Why not travel by the
“S. S. Digby” selling from
Halifax monthly ? $60.00 for
saloon passage unexceiled
accomadation.
Make reservations immed-
lately.
IH Richmond8tnel,Charleiiatawn ‘
.fi } - .' . -. __>
Fumcss,Withy & Co. Ltd
Agents. Halifax
T0 Ll VEBPOOL
Wed 1 Jan.-Ecandluavian..Halifax
Sat. 11 Jan.-: Tunisian  Halifax
Wed 81 Jan.-Bea erla B I
n n  t. John
Bat,!l Jan- Aleutian .... _.Halifax
TO IAYRI Q LONDON
'1‘hur.I Feb Pomeranian. . ..B\. John
'TO GLASGOW
Thurs 8Jan:-Blcillan ......Boaton 1
Thurs 15 Jan:-Ionian  Penland
Thurs!! .lan-Numldian....Boston
Thur.6 Feb -Pretoriam. . _.Portland
:One elaal (ii) C abln Steamers.
lor rates and tull particulars
apply W. K. BOGllRB.Oltr.
II. 0. A. ALLAN
2 lt. Peter Street, Montreal
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fl li , I iq
iii;°i==ti"s.§f=f::i:f-si*-l;:isl
,"3 £5. ice. ...el on I N T E R
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` ' Mutisrtamsut V X M A S
From
I GOINGi|.
EXCURSl0N
all points on the Iufercolonial
Railway and Prince Edward
Island Railway for the Christ-
mas holidays. Special rates
to students. Full information
on application to
W. K. Rogers
 City Ticket Agent
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