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'fha 
A-Cough
s.. _
as
h
L`C0ughs often go from
lrd to worse. No matter
how slight it may seem, it
lg folly to neglect it Keep
$5 bottle of '
 Jamieson's l
,) White Pine and Ter
is
'Fl the house. Commence
raking it when the first
qvmptons come. Carefully
prepared from known cur-
Qtive agents. The best
Qmcdy because it cures
safely, thoroughly :ind per-
manently. ‘
.',, Price 25c.
¥BH.
r 4
1 G. Jamieson
"L DRUGGIST »
_.__ lm l
New limo ii'€iicE”ii'iiTl-:'i`.l
"IWm. HONBOUPQUETTE. Mgr. C
Private Baths. ltunning Water and. D
£23". 'il?l§»'§€°»f‘§'iL"‘il.‘°é‘§“ ‘“_“" '°°’““ ’
Z c-Ullsilw uN°~:xui§'l'.'i.'lEo I W
SYDNEY. N. S cl
Fl* .. ' _ _ s
'fS. A. McDonald’s sale stating
that they are to raise $20,000 during 0
the month of January means a big. o
opportunity for the people of this t
Province. 1-3Mtf. h
'lr
‘,%'I`o build up your body to its t
proper state of health and efliciency|
you will need to improve the quality ‘u
of;-lyour blood. Pure blood is essen- t
tial to strong nerves and muscular C
strength. For purifying the blood w
th`e`ro is no preparation better than
i\Ia'c’s Blood Food. This tonic is
made from a formula that has been
used for many years by lending phy-
sicians throughout America. and
Europe. One box will bring about ,_
wonderfully good results, 50c, 3
boxes $1.25 and 6 boxes $2.50. The t
'rwn llincs. Msn. t
- ii
"20 per cent on at Beer & Weeks. p
I <1
THE CHAHLOTTETOWN GUARD!
3.1’ OOD
Iles
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gilférw" e Dhkvii upumur mu: 8 g3¢ 
' 5§if»°rI»l"ue;'rh»»»m=»ne sis-haw W ‘ bmah., » ‘
srmuu -ear". ul crm-ulmlcnr to 'rhc Qnu%\
suceul acnmenmifc-rims n. scruircr G' g;g,_\§gf§-,Il*g“{,l§'§,f,,'“,_;°
I n.&ws'o " "`f
THURSDAY, _IAAUARY I6, |913. -
. TOO BWEEPIN G.
The statement credited in "The moral and religious obllgstions. run
Christian" to Rev. John Lord,,Chi-is-`:op_sn saloon: in s law abiding com-_
tinn Church minister at Montague, ‘munity like Montague are, to all in-
and quoted in Wednesday‘s Morning tents and purposes, aetivs gums;-g,
Guardian is, with all due deference,’I‘here is no gllnlaying that. The
to the reverend gentlemen, a little flaw abiding citiuns ` who, permit it
too sweeping and, we have no hesita-, without a stronger protest than ...s
tion in saying, covers too much ter- general complaint in a newspaper,
ritory. It is not true of the wholelmay very well be regarded as pas-
province, and, if true of Montague- ,sive sinners, if our theology will ad-
which wi-, have no authority to ques- mit of such a term.
tion-the people of Montague are The general statement that
submitting very quietly and veryl “though Prince Edward Island is a
Uimfli' to the inl\\S€i¢¢. if iulustice prohibition province it is apparently
they regard it. If, with a prosecutor easy for anyone to procure all the
wliqsc duty it is to enforce thc Pro- stron: drill they wich for." will
hibiticn Act, ii ._-c\~crn.incnt which has not apply to Queen's or Prince Colm- the ..D,,.,y Mau.. the work of ,mm
reiterated cl-cr and over again its ties; nor. we hope to the whole of
determination tr, enforce the AC; and Kfng’s. There are spots, plague year is nearly completed. The one
5 people anxious to enforce it, the sp0ts, in each of the counties. They
conditions in Montague are as stat- are fewer today in the province than
ed, “we might just as well have the ever before. They are confined to "nn naval m.°gmm_
open nnlccn," thcn there is certainly small areas- Even in thc city 01
something wrong.
With liquor sold as openly as h
the open licensed saloon there should llllll tllfflllgll tlle P°l°5l9¢°Dt °fl°l"~B Ol
be no difficulty in procuring suffi-
cient evidence to convict the oflend
ers. If the prosecutor fails in his ltlated 'all 'lull' lmqllellllly to l°`
been given him upon which to pro
proceed against all offenders, with
onesty of the government.
It would appear to an Outsider attributed to other causes than the
hat there is too much emphasis laid weakness of the Act. The 10081112183
pon the active and too little upon suffering from the curse must adopt
he passive sinners. The men who, SHORE m@5~SUF¢S if UIGY W0\lld 56
ontrazy to law, contrary to the purged and we do not admit that all
ishar lf the citizens, contrary to all the means have yet been exhausted.
uty after necessary information has
eed, and he falls to act upon it, why 3
ot report to the Attorney General SP0” llllt 89116511! BDGBKIDE '5l1°Y
ho has Openly and repeatedly de_ are so far apart that they affect
area that the gcvcrni-r.cnt's in- only the immediate community in
tructions to the prosecutors are to which they €¥l9t~ "
Charlottetown, the spots are so few
that only the initiated can find them
the Prosecutor their geography :is
_ changing so often that even the in-
cate them.
_ This is true of.Prince County as
well, It is true there are the few sore
_ With all due reference again, it is
ut fem- or rayon Surely no better not fair to the province to brand the in an robabmt with ei _
_ . Slit 16} Inch
pportunity could be desired to test 1"l'0hl-bl'-lon ACI- 98 B l3il“\’°- The lac*
he cnlihrc cf thc prosecutor cr the that it has failed. as it apparently
has, in certain localities, must be
-_"" also she is carrying less freight but
It is no use disguising the fact that` ls' “E undelstand' carrying an the
ere lg g°"°l`*ll dlsappolntment with freight offering and could carry more.
he p""’e"l Single "lp rumllng O( The Iiar1Grey, neither on the. Char-
lle Earl UNI “ml all eqllally general lottetown, route,slnce winter condi-
eslre that eltllel B Ballsmclory ex' tions began,rlor since her recent flit to
lanation or a more satisfactory ser- the Georgetown route' has been able
REMEDY WANTED. True she is on a shorter route, True
h
All household linens reduced during vice be given
our annual linen sale. New fresh
seeds. sheetlngs. linens, bedding,
blankets-all nt 20 per cent cu. our fe
The .Earl Grey ls one Ol the very There is certainly something wrong.
w most powerful icebrcakers in the various excuses’ for they must be
annual linen snle holds the record for W0l”l¢l ¢0(l0Y- H" Sister Ship. the
wéfiderful value giving. This year M
you will find our linens cheaper andlh
bmi: in the City. Beer & Weeks, ‘
1-ainctl. ‘ “'
,V __ ____ 0
ti
“Beer & Weeks" January Sale of _
table linens sheetings, pillow-cotton, ‘
ctween Tnrmentine and Summerside
ice. The lllinto is by no means as
towels, blankets, furniture eoverin g powerful a ship ns the Earl Grey.
E
ctr. begins today. The usual unparal- .
felled values are being given. 20 pei,
:cnt off our regular low prices-that;
rneans lowest prices in the city, C0m_
pare before you buy. Beer & Weeks,
Furniture headquarters. 1-3met,f_
_ cp
‘-l'I`he ilighrst bidder gets first choic
nt the' mg auction sale at H. H
Br_Q\\‘n s on l~`rir\ay afternoon. 1-lfiM3i l
---~ -_ W* increase their handling facilities and
The Best Cough Syrup is V
Easily Made at Home
Costs Little and Acts Quickly.
.Money Refunded Il' It Fails.
No 6 “Ad”
M. & A. Mcleod
General Grocers
Cor Prince Q' Dwchesier Sis. -5
This recipe makes 16 ounces of cough
syrup. and Saves you about ‘mo as c0m_ culties in _the way there is no legiti-
osred with ordinary cough remedies. Itlmate F9550” that I-lle Pllbllfl ls Awafe
tops obstinate coughs-even whooping
r , . I
cough-l ~ hurry, and is splendid for'
sore lungs? asihinn, croup, hoarsenessrlie IDBIIG. It tIl€l'6 lB,_ U16 Pllbllll IIBVB
and flflvff lhfccl "°“‘>l°S~ ls right cc knew it. Ana in that case
l
Mix two cups of granulated sugar with
no cull of warm wntsr. and stir for lwu
0 > .
lmlnuires. Put 2‘.f_- ounces of Plnex (flftyf
cents' worth) in a 16-ounce bottle, and demand that the longer route and the
a ` ' .
dd the Sugar :syrup Take a, teaspoon-
ul every one, two or three hours,
" . I.
dsirvg goin
This takes right hold of a cough and
gives almost lnzflant relief. It stlmu- .
lates the uppr-lilo, und is slightly Hua- wlth B' more reasonable measure ol
  tlvr--both excellent features.
Bread
I'inc¥ as perllnps you know. is the
most valuable concentrated compound ofl The present Bervlce'B'nd'a'hBu sys'
crux; while pine extract, rich in
N .A .
guaincol and the other natural healing ` mail and passenger trsnic and ‘bond
I
rN.ime on every loaf) 1pm.. glememi
Delivered fresh each day to MQ Ai
'McLeod gf Pincx in this `reclpe,vnltlloilgh strained that the Earl Grey cannot make
lf You have A strong, vigorous appetite 3
0|’ one that needs cosxing
will help you m either case l
Oar Bread is milled by mschmfry
No other preparation will do thc work
oney can be used instead of the sugar
yrup, lf desired.
Tllousfimls nf housewives In the United
fairs .ind (‘.lnada now use this Pinex
B -_ ' .' .
and Sugilr Syrup recipe. This plan has at pl-¢_5¢.nt_ and the Board 0( Trad;
often been imitated. but the old success 4 tw h “ld 8°.
mmensely nopuh" conditions warrant it, she make somel
A guaranty nf absolute satisfaction or
onry promptly refunded. goes with this
ecipe Your drugglst has Plnex, or will
In
Receives little or no he-dling and is oil lst lt for you not. send to The
K
nexcelled qnshly.
Pinex Co, Toronto, Ont
I ____ . ____ _
  ful formula has never been euualedl. Il; lallll °lll` l`°l’l'°ll°llt° es ' 0
low cost rind quick results have made it ' ¢0 it wat' at hast 55 long 5| the
. r l A. l  I
 
I
|-Reliable 1
eatmg
to coinc here
Ines in good
You can,
A and ,
or coat- ‘
of ,;tyles,‘»
every per '
pick. out e style that
sniti their .pamculex:._
0 V
For heat- /£4,
stoves you -., `
hasbeenknown j
as the hecdquai-.9
a .
into, is making daily return trips sons' have been given for this half
191011* lmlllg missed 2 “H512 "lv quantities cf freight tc he handled
n account of ice or weather condi- If this is all, why not put on more
“"5 Blllcl’ llle Qllelllllg ‘ll the Bel” men and handle it? Our railways and
to do more than a one way trip.
regarded as only excuses-not rea-
servicc It is said there are lar e
our company carriers do not hold up
when a surplus of freight offers; they
lencourage the increase of trade. And
it pays.
If the Earl Grey were on the lon-
ger route, Charlottetown-Pictou, and
contending with difficult ice condi-
tions, a one way daily service might
be excusable. On the shorter George-
town-Pictou route, with' no ice difli-
of why daily round trips should not
the public would have the right to
;large ship both be abandoned and
Ithe service placed where it can be
‘carried on with more regularity and
Iconvenience to the public,
tem is simply' dcmorallzing both
be remedied. It is useless to argue
lilaily round trips on the Georgetown-
Picton route with ice conditions as
reasonable showing for her size and
her well known power by making
daily round trips.
___________-_-
NOTES .
In England a hundred years ago
three inhabitants out of four were
horn in the country; today three out
of four are born in towns or urban
districts. Fifty years ego there were
fever towns of s million inhabitants
in the whole civilized world than
there are todey in America. What
makes this the more remarkable is
‘that we'csn trace the process where
we should least expect to find svl-
dence of it, in countries like Poland
and -Brasil., The greet problems of
the world today are-overcrowding,
unemployment, pbyliesl degeneration,
problems of the city, 1-ether tbsn of
the country.
»----_u---_
T0 CURB A COLD IN ONE DAY
. . . i ‘
1-an .nsnnvn snoifo Quinn.
Tablets. Drunistl refuse mossy uit
muw em. ll. w. oaovws eu-
w keeps sway, night
nad' ,  m it
like Diuéémgrnp ol 
i sn - yne.
Ns-Dm-Co Bympo¢Linseed, Licorice
egg! Chlorodyne ation tlhe throat;
, ti in almost ` ` = ooseus
phlegmg, promoterexpecythatios, and
cures the indemmetion of the mucus
“ii” nniizc syrnpcfninrcea nlccrlcc
5° i
and Cblorodynélses the great div-1:?
of bein absollxtel free from ul
drugs ol any il: support of this
stsement es . ` to 'v toss
Eiitygéciirc gr  ig cuffs: 1 mil
ts ingredients.
You can 'therefore give Ne-Dm-Co
Syrup of Linseed, Licorice and Chloro-
dyne to any member of your fsmil ,
sag: oon£_denee that it will ge
e ge er ncimsl.
Y d ` 1 'th
.ni.i’i“.,.f".;‘.‘§'$`§. ‘i’.‘.'2nZ1'."‘i~l.’£’i'liil."...i
Drug! and Chemical Co. of Censds,
Lim ed. * 31)
2 
NEW BATTLEBHIPB
FOR BRITISH NAVY
LONDON, Jan. 15.-According tc
ing the British navy for the coming
point remaining for decision, namely,
whether five or six battleshlps shall
be laid down, depends upon the Aus-
II the adrnimlty decides to_wait be-
,fore taking action till the Austrian
ships are laid down, it may be sx-
pected to be dve battleships this
year. The naval program will then,
according to the present information
involve an expenditure of $240,000.-
000 and will include five battleships,
six light armoured cruisers, twenty
destroyers, several submarines, and
an addition of 5,000 men to the per-
sonnel, making a total of 142,500 of-
ficers and men.
'l'he battleships will he of a new
type, the largest and strongest which
science can build or money supply.
They will be intermediate between the
present dreadnought. battleship and
battle cruiser. They will be armed
P Y '
guns, each firing 2,200-pound shells
or, if the 16}-inch gun is not adopt-
ed, with 15-inch guns firing shells
that weigh about 1,800 pounds.
"Big Auction Bale of clothing and
furnishings at Brown's, 158 Queen
St. l 1-16M:-li.
SCOTT ACT FOR ONTARIO AGAIN
TORONTO, Jan. 15.-Arrangements
are being made for a big provincial
Prohibition convention in Toronto
next month. Owing to the adoption
of the “banish the bar" plank by the
Ontario Liberal party caucus, the
convention will face an entirely new
situation as contrasted with last
year.
The coming convention will have a
lively time over the political aspect
of the matter. A new feature in the
program will be the re-introduction
of the Scott Act into Ontario in con-`
nection with local option.
A number of temperance people
take the view that, instead of adopt-
ing N. W. Rowe1l’s provincial "ban-
ish the bar” the best policy for the
drys would be a provincial campaign
for the enactment of the ,Scott Act.
Those that favor this argument
that the Scott Act is a much more
effective measure than when it was
tried in Ontario in the eighties. The
proposition for a Scott Act campaign
will be opposed by the Rowell men in
the prohibition convention, who fear
that it would prove a substitute for
the provincial "banish the bar" issue
at thc next general elections. They
will endeavor to pave themway for a
solid organized temperancp support
for the Rowell candidatesf
; _ ' > 1
How lie Escaped
An Uperation
And Wee completely, liured of
Piles of 14 Years’ Stendlng
by Dr. tlheee’s tllntmsnt.
Hr. Chas.
Doctors cay that about cnc person
in every four suffers more or lm
from piles, and who czrl imagine s
more nnncyfzf. tc:°tu:!:;;,', Cigagrss-
able ailment?
After tryin; :~. few treatments with-
°\l¢ 110611223. and an tim :;£l::c?.t grow;
WOT". the medical doctor fscsnsulted.
An Operation. hc says. is necessary.
You think of thu suffering, egpengg
end risk to life itself- mil hesltggs
before lnklnihsuch ad sic?
D 17111111' ousan s o such cusp
Dr. Chn.se's Ointment has i-ids
lhvfdilsh snd lasting cures. glass
thnx* latter for the? prooLl _ _
r. r es cauvs
known clflthxen of Bt. howl: 3:?
Wl'll°lf°""l"01` 14 Years I sufferer]
from chronic piles. and considered
my use very serious. I was treated
IW I celebrated doctor who could ng;
help me and ordered u surgical opera-
tion es the oiuy means or relief,
.
‘Hovhveh I decided to try Dr,
Cbase’s Ointment. and obtained grant
relief from the first box. By the us.
of three boxes I was entirely curse,
This is why it gives mo great plenum
to recommend Dr. Chsse's Ointment.
to eil tvholofter from piles es s
treatment of the nestmt veins."
Dr. Cllascrs Ointment. I0 sem; s
box. all dealers or mdmesses, Hgh.-
neturetlonseelbomlle. -
5 Co.. United, Toronto. _
down
httl, Wintl'
tics shirts, gloves.
the hammer-no
158 Queen Bt. R.
Allctfoneer.
"Auction sale, Friday sts c'c1oclr.‘
H. H. Brown's remaining 'stock ' of
clothing and furnishings to be wld
to the highest bidder. H. H. Brown,
158 Queen St.. 1-16l3i._
-“Remaining stock of clothing and
furnishings to be cleared out st auct-
ion sale at 2 o'clock Friday after-
noon, no reserve, everything goes to
the highest bidder. H.H. Brown.
MOST PERFECT
WIRES LlG|'|'l'
wnoltsomf. emo.
ntl-‘usa sussnrufssl
B801*
, 1-IQMM.
“Be one of the early men and get s
me worth from 814.15 to Sas scins
at $8.49 at Brown’s Wedneeds1.
Thursday an
my stock of man's suits this week -I
and am oilerlng 78 suite worth all
$8 49. These suits will be put on sale
Wednesday, Thursday and Frida! Bhd'
of a $23 suit. Brownie. 1‘-14\l4i-
d Friday. 1-14liI4i. one of the greatest discount sales
bel ' -
"I want to clear out the rest of 000 must be realized on this sale by
dress
the way from $14.75 to S23 for they are bound to win out. Furi.
` sul .
the man who shops early will be sure sweeping diawillltl d\ll'illE tllls 551°'
$23 suit for $8.49. Only 'I9 suits left -H+. ' gnu! van” wa gm" hu nu., In
li
the same this Your and we sdYile YW
lllilestings, pilloweottons. table linens
and napkins, bedding and blankets
S. A. MeDonald's are conducting
d ul the city for many years $20.-
an 31st. I
If price cutting will accomplish it
goods, silks, underwear. lldlei'
ts coats rain costs, all spins ct
1-Wit! .
 gms today. You
_ , high quality standard
h
ld linens-you remember won-
buy now and save mon¢!» nl
cy linens etc reduced 20 per cent
an ~
og, 1.-Imstt.
"S. A. McDona1d's grand clearing
Bale ls announced this morning and
will be continued during the month
f
gzftono mark. ~ 1-810!-
January untll the soles touch the,
.expressed the opinion last night that
"Look up the announcement of the
big Auction Sale of clothing and
furnishings at my store at 2 o'_clock
Friday. H. H. Brown's, 158 Queen
ga \ 1-16M3I.
"'Clothing, hats, caps, ¢0l1a!`B.
shirts, ties and the remaining stock
of furnishings put up at AUCNDD Fri'
day at 2 o’clock-no resel'V¢-€00\`1&
go' to the highest bidder. H. H.
Brown, 158 Queen St. 1-16M3i
"Beer & Weeks’ 20 Per cent oil Jan-
uary sale begins today. Don’t mins
this great opportunity to save on all
ste. New, fresh goods-chehpeii in Ula
fifty. Quality always the belt. Boer
dr Weeks, Furniture headquartsm.
1-llmetf.
“Articles not sold at Brown's sale
on Friday will be put up at auction
again on Saturday evening at 7
o’clock. There are 20 dozen stid hats
and 15 dozen soft hats in the lot.
none worth less than $2.50, going at
your own price. H. I-I, Brown, R.
Bearisto, Auctioneer. 1-16M2i-
O O C
"Brown's Auction Bale at 2
o'clock Friday afternoon. Articles
not sold Friday will be put “P Bt
auction again Saturday evening *it 7
o'clock. Everything must go-no rc-
serve. This is a splendid change t
get good furnishings and clothing at
your own price. Brown's, 158 QUGGD
' "Everybody will be at B. A. Mo-
Donald’s todav to share ln the bar-
gains offered there. 1-SMU
"Everybody is wanted today at S.
A. McDonald’s to share in the bar-
gains oifered at the big Clearing
snl°_ l 1-3M".
"A good line of clothing for men
and boys and a splendid line of gen-
eral furnishings to be put up at Pub-
lic auction at my store 158 Queen
gi;_ at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Brown's. 1-16M3l-
SIGHT SEEING.
TORONTO, Jan. 15-As Miss As-
quith wished to spend the day view-
ing Niagara, Countess Aberdeen has
ship Mauretanis< and will leave for
Hamilton this afternoon.
SPORTING NEWS .
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 15-A bill
has been introduced in the legislature
here to stamp out P1120 5l!ll¢l|1Z lll
California. Joe Mandol and Harlem
Tommy Murphy have meanwhile been
matched for a 20 round bout ln San
Francisco on February 22.
Minard's Linimeut Oo., Limited.
Gentlemen,-3' have used MIN-
ARD'B LINIM NT from time to time
for the past twenty years. It was
recommended to me by a prominent
physician of Montreal, who called it
the “great Nova Scotia Lh.\iment."
It does the doctor’s work; it is par-
ticularly good fn cases of Rheuma-
tism and Sprafns.
Yours truly,
G. G. DUSTAN,
Phartered Accountant.
H“lll“' N3-I Bull' 31° 1905- 7. Song and Chorus-“Willie Won`t
'mama ,ovnn 1. o. n.
'll0N'l‘REAL, Jen. 15-Both H. R.
Emerson and Geo. W. Fowler, M. P's,
a few in the lower provinces would
favor a ‘company taking the Interco-
lonisl. Nr. Emerson said n new line
should be built from Psinsee Juno-
tipn to Wallsee, Brule and Truro.
~ 'o.n.s.s.mm'mio.< 
KINGSTON, Jon. 15.--The Grind
Council, 0. lf. B.-A4-7ebtsrde1_eos¢;,
sidered errsngements to introduce
the society in Newfoundland. The
..=.=.'.s.l-°~.....' °', .......,
 violet.;  these

“h1ils“"e
ff
li
i i
» i
fliiili.
t
household linens, sheet-ings, bedding,
Bt, R. Bearisto, Auctioneer. 1-16M_2i. ,~
‘ discount allowed. Minimum che:-je Twenty-five cen‘e. ‘ '
C.
Caucelled 1161’ 11855886 011 “I0 388111' Forty yeersin use. 20 yesrethe stand-
’ Way" - Stork.
.ctcrrlncftscrasrln  __
ril°a4,1|1'uie \¢b»°nn»ncm‘ml'ill»pln| 5? i 'l§f|'§Llr,°,1,li,‘l.°'§,g§‘,‘f,I,',°_'° Qld °"°°°
mmu. ‘ , 4 17. Pere sang-Lim Lnuriiy-
l8..Drill and Tehleeu -Intermediate
The Island ' -`
  Mm'
“Beer & Weeks linen sale begins to-
day. All new fresh goods-linens.
shootings, bedding etc at 20 per cent
oil. Compare values and prices and
u will bu hen B091’ & WGBH.
“Any articles not sold at Fridey'e
sale will be put up at auction again
saturday. Brown's, 168 Queen St-
` 11163581.
ance policy is at its.lowest poi
never be lo wer.
by insurance.
Call in ted ly and talk over the
‘lrliirnltnre heiecnerters. ° 1-sinctil
l Young Man. Now
The Time T o Insure
The proper time tn insure is now, when you are young,
for re.-possibility resls easlly cn your_ shoulders and_ y.-ur -
ob'iga'ions ave few and light._ The premium cost of an insur- ,
And byincuringkiow you are _sure to have a good sill d nes!-egg
stares up fgr use st middle age-just when you need it and it ;\_lYllI prove
mos! valuable. A young man has everything to gain and nothing to 1110
I W»..Kc Rogers P. E. I. Branch - g

nt and the cost of insurance will `
matter with us.
Manager
. =gu m
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l ' One cent per word flrsf irnertio
for each continuation. Cash must
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GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS » I
n in this column, hell fmt per word ,i
accompany order end live per sent
';-'-'-'J-if .1 'J-'J-'-' ’- 1- ' - ’- 'S 1’-E'-I-ii "V
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.A.._lE.l£l.!-l_`~_IlEll’.* .-
WANTED-AT ONCE, GIRL FOR
housework. Apply at 159 Wey-
mouth St. 1-15M3lpd.
 
g l.os|
son sans-At sbcrgslii nornislon
organ. Good as new. Apply 
` omce. 1,-lmrf.
Ml SCELLANEOU S
LOST BETWEEN CRABBE’B COR-
ner and Prince of Wales College,
small fitted leather work bag. Fin-
der leave at 9 Longworth Ave. ,
1-15M3l.
KING EDWARD HOTEL, Knslr Sr.
Meals served during the Agricultur-
' al Course at 25c. p,er meal. 88100
per week without rooms. __ . j
V 1-15M6fp`d_.
pls-s_s-I
I"0R SALE
soifssni-'rsix PAIR 'ran ann
fox. ' Apply to Aulseybrook Bros.,
Burford, Ontario. 1-15M6i.
HANDRAHAN-DENNIS O’M. IN-
formation will be forwarded if you.
or any reader aware of where!-
bouts will communicate with "D,"
Box 116. 1-15Mil.-
- _ 1-2295!
ard, prescribed and recommended by
physicians. For Ylomen's Ailments Dr.
Phrtel's Female Pills, st your druggilt.
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Prince Street School
1 - Concert
0pera House Jan. _l7fh
1913 `
PROGRAMME PART I.
l,fPianofortoiDuet-“Dance des Bonf-
ans"- ure, Mi L is ME
and Mr.SThompson.Bs 0 0 wen
2. Two Part Song-‘°Excelsior"-Balto,
B.  and Chorus-"Blow, Blow Thou
-IYIV1lntelhV\'I§1d"~J, L, Thompson,Miss
een ar s,
4-1`I‘ieaI€)ling]-dSelected, Miss Jacqueline
ac ons . '
5.is Sylvia?"-Schubert
n.
6. Vial’ Sol “H i Dan "_
Brnhliin, ilxuchgiililian °°
You Wait 2"-Nairn, Miss Helen
8. Drill-Primary Classes.
9. Two Part Song-"The Echo.y~a,-_,_
,Interval end Candy Sale
I -_ PART 2,
10. P rt So -"‘
hwadsiluinssley gba’ the Heart
ll. Son and Chorus-Under thsGreen-
wood Tree"-J.  Thompson, Miss
Helen Lsr .
13|' Yiolin Sog-La Pl'0ghi¢Ye~WIckfns
Mrs. Mclionns. ,
il. Drill-liavsncea ounce.
1 . Beeding-Charity ,Grinder and the
 umm. urs s.u.ocn¢n
iq. pm1sni'Hsgli;g_-'rm musical ncmirf
‘lt ~ 1
1%.- 1 , .""'°'
'.`;.;`_'  , lSee‘li"§35e. Unst-
Farms. for Sale
_A'l` _
Victoria, Loi 29.
I offer for sale my farm of 150 acres
situated on the Tryon Road nesrf Vic-`
toria. '  .. j
This farm won silver medal in season
1012; is one nf the most fertile farms in
the province. All crop and largdilqnsnt-F
ity of mill feed has boen fed onftlie place
for years; good ci-clara - fciieai with
wire and cedar. All buildings _up-to~dsi=e
and in good repair including one of the'
best hams in the Maritime Provinces,
with concrete floors throughout, silo,
root house and a complete water sys'
tem on taps making it one ot tlsellmoet
desire s properties _lor -  lor
mixe farming in the pfovindsf I f `
Also that farm known as ths_Dew`so||,'
firm within ri mln cf  Issrinr;
consisting cf lui acres 'mils iineeuctin
cleat ash-y mme in die vicinity, h fn;
high state of cultivation, 
in good repair me inciu<_l¢~',eii-"soon:-”‘
ery ontbuildlnp   
onse The balance of the Dsvreaiflrln
also. makings total of 100 oust.; 
funn has one of the best' chris llf’ _, f
l"°'l°°° Wl1°\‘° Phat! 511  , ~f.|.!7:'.
always st hands f »  ["5 ~"~."\‘>’?f'»`:;f,' .. 3
Apply MFHED; U; H _l ""'}f,l*;
vlcicrl~P._d.i_,_ 
Farms.  »

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his shore
one mile
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