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JANU-any io, im.
1. ' a tiny acorn. As it lies in your ` °
DMB' UF EVEHTS W ,mv ,ee th' t mortal lu com hand YOU KM' that £11011 ll °l1°l0l' The Premier and Mrs. Mathiesouik
Cough
All coughs are much the
esme in the incipient stage,
but its hard fo tell what they
will develop into.
A cough at the beginning
does not amount to much, it
has to become more than an
ordinary cough to have any
special attention paid to it.
That’s just where mistakes
are made; the time to itop a
cough is when it begins Al-
ways ki ep a bottle of
» Jsmiss0n's
While Pine and Tar
in the house and doctor your
TO-DAY
ci
Men's Meeting, Y. M. C. A., 4 p.m
pas: four o'clcck every afternoon
between the individual msn, on the|
Aibsrton Bouris. and loatsgu (BY A LA ) develop any of the capacity usually uw” bug gg' ,vena 0| ,Mui mu,--‘
rear against the stress of conflicting
  _ '-‘V ’ ;-T e '  _ fi' - _ 'T :‘-'_  _ -_r -'fro-_~ ' A e 7 P ' '
` THE GUARDIAN of-toon-moe hloltoheorohumsh ‘ -
to-»-o-so M- ..._-.__-33   §,‘;f,°;,°,{,,,°j°,,,;”=,',*_‘;*;==,,g; }g;,j,',°;,‘,2   
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nnsssduli. i Il»»¢o..|s2¢|33 crow \_\n,wltl=°\\t lwsuan. witlwvt owing to room deaths which hovo
n it owledge ith lstence of ,nd _
If HM °f"°° °* °“"|°\‘°*°"' Th°"9ht" of nw |“""‘"’|° Zuihtnssvo that he folio? within the 31:' punhzofhizr alll? iI>I:s';ia;”:"°:l=`
  U' Branch Ofllcll li Ulllillflml N Is NBER four walls of his dungeon? Would he have bm, pmgpgnm and in wan.;
V I _ __ . C , _
_ f _ - -~-- (H ) iwemoed by bon' cl his axe? Te¥°'ost have taken hiooo. V 1,
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wh
. ere they expect to remain for sev
e
l weeks
City M»agistrate's Court, 9 a. ni. ft?
Meeting of Swine Breeders' Asso- oth
ation, 9 a.m. sau
'ro-Monnowt 2":
a
vealed to us from the particular
e ure
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sarunnhv, JAN. io, 191| 
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The Evening Guardian .5
A ood Edluoh of tho E/ehlog T3"
Guardian' is now published ar halt- too
*rn
It contains all the latest Telegraphic :tilt
s d Local News, and. “Bud"
Fxrshefs famous _,Mutt & Je” , xjhrlcb lie scattered the rein though Boi,
series of humorous cartoons. 1,-0
cough at the start. It will
cure at once
The Evening Guardian has sp- wh
poinzed its own Special Represen- wha
tative at Ottawa who will telegraph A111
forces seen and unseen, on the mp
er. We have sought to discern the
uce it will be of advantage to I
e a glance at the latter as it y°“
is point we have chosen i
he more carefully and exhsuatively W “
the world at .lalge, the more we "B
in his ultimate nature defies all h
empts at materialistic analysis so 5 3
ting the unmeasured depths of ed?
the innumerable system of suns old
ning to our own system we wrest "Oz
m each member of its group some not
at of its hidden secrets, though pon
t we have already learned of the ho,
mal Vegetable and Mineral King boy
hand, and the L-niverse, with all|'°r°°° th° fabric of 3 might’ “E
ra
our acorn in water and after it
ent features of the former pur "°m
pierced by a tender shoot. The lub
examine that which lies without M "
forced to realize that here toolH°W
ale brought face to face with an hal'
seen and an unknowable For as “mf”
soil'
docs the Woild Though pene 'em
ace with our eager gaze, we search aiii
5
inoisteued pu it
e dark humid place
the course of a few days
will had that its outer husk. is
tree is born place it on your
dow led and after a few hours M
8°
apld growth it begins to shrivel
and alter a feeble struggle dies
came this about? Did it not
pen because the plant was out oil
any correspondence with the
And if all connection were not
olutely cut off would not its de
pment be correspondingly retort
In the far North, close to the
c Circles, there may be found
s over one hundred and fifty your
that are not ten feet high e
just below the surface remaining
en the year round And would
the law- (a. restricted corres-
dence involves a retarded growth) (in
d good equally in the case of theito
as in that ofthe tree? And
l‘iie evening Bridge Club met lest
week at the residence of Mrs. W BY
Stewart Richmond Street East
The Afternoon Bridge Club which
was to have met at the residence of
iss Blanche Haviland, Upper Prince
street, was postponed owing to the
'death of Mrs James Warburton
Mrs Ready of Montreal, and Mrs
Fulton, of Truro, N B have been
sitin in Charlottetown, the uests
,V1 K K
their mother, Mrs L M Poole.
of
l
I Mi ‘3 E Storey, of McGill Col
lege Montreal, has been spending the
lholidny season in Charlottetown, the
guest of Captain and Mrs T G Tay
lor, Cumberland street
Mr Fred Nash, of Fort William,
t, has been visiting in Charlotte-
wn, the guest of his parents Mr.
‘and Mrs F J Nash, Prince street
*T
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Large baffles 25c and Sllc
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DRUGGIST
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l After |
Our
Biq
Rush
we still have a large
enough stock to supply
your wants.
G, l'l_ Taylor
` Jeweller & Optician ,
l
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The Evening Guardian
Price 2 cents Subscription $2.00
THE TWO NAVAL POLICIES
to review the Naval question. ‘Mr.
Lash did not mince matters. He
and fearlessly, and has been con-
aud the Toronto News, upon his suc-
circumstances leading up to the Na-
val Service Act of 1910,and the sub-
There were, he said, four material
posal of His Majesty for the common
.two fleet units. neither of which
cad the me
as
of
to
ve »  »- ---;-i- organs o
to
of
Mr. z. A. Lhoh, K. c., tho won 
knovi-.1 lawyer and politician, ad- we
dressed the Toronto Canadian Club Wh
the other day, taking the 0PPortunil5y‘ me
Ul`
CU
18
CD
gratulatcd alike hy the Toronto Star "B
llll
RI
cinct exposition. '|-
After having lucldly explained the wa
the
hh
i
sequent course pursued by the pres- 51;)
c-;it Government, Mr. Lash analysed mg
the two policies, irc
is
issues between the parties: (1) The E;
Government wanted $35,000,000 ex- ,_._,,ct,_.,.ed B mighty Spirit mums a_ tm
pended now for the construction of 10
ships oi' war to be placed at the dis- lig
ve
k
defense of the Empire. The Cillposi- eg]
tion did not qi-eject to the expenditure h,
of ‘a larger sum, but they /wanted 10
W
pu
the latest news from the ¢aP|¢a1_ doms would take many thousand wo
n all their lives in the tellingr yet, the
far as we can discern, no amount dun
study of the Universe as revealed mt
us through the medium of our not
f sense will ever enable us div,
discover the origin of a single one the
the innumerable expressions of tio
ce which we observe all about us. det
sh the enquiry in what direction t
may, a point is ever reached at~ ex
ich we are blddcn to realize that ma,
seen is but a portion of a great- nm
unseen. ’l‘his truth is generally re- 'tio
gnized but its applications to life hoo
not at all adequately appreciated.
dealt with the question impartially llecause our dennite knowledge is rea
nrined to the seen we are prone to 
uervalue our apperception oi the for
seen which though of indetermin- Gen
e value is none the less real. "P
he ooorlglnal savage as he stood 
tchillg the black clouds gather on ma
horizon, gradually blotting out hu
e sun and cnshrouding the earth in ,Z8
oni; as he heard the mighty rum- ed
ng of the distant thunder, grow- co
more menacing as it approached, no
mblingly became aware of the ex- in
ence oi a force of which he had to
k
t _ . vel
e account. And, his being thrill- ch.
with emotions of fear and awe, he to
ud in his < wrath and shooting his
litnings in his displeasure, We may
ntui-e to smile at his ideas. We
ow that the phenomena he witness~
were caused by electricity. We can
grness this force and compel it to
our bidding; hui: .what it io, bv
hence it comes, or what ultimate th
rpose it is fulfilling we know not by
uid not the result be the same if
ns he has with the world without
ermlnes also to a corresponding
ent the character of his develop- .-3
nt as an individual? ve
here is present lu each infant al
v
hoy chooses to remain in the
geon or otherwise restricts his
ercourse with the Universe? Is lt'th
therefore apparent that-The in-
dual in_so far as he determines
extent and character of the rela-
er which under favourable condi-
ns can build up a type of man- h,
Mini- Gladys Macdonald, of George-
town, is visiting in Charlottetown,
e guest of Mayor\and Mrs. Lyons.
O C C
Hon. W. S. and Mrs. Stewart are
1' sponding the week in Ottawa.
C I O
Miss Helen Hughes, B. A., until re-
ntly of the stall of Edmonton Uni-
rsity, is visiting in the city.
_ e s 0
Mrs. A. E. Morrison entertained at
fternoon tea on .Thursda for a nunn
d transcending anything we have`h
Y
er of the season's brides, at her
in virtue of the man establishing st
lized. But this can be effected on- pr
certain correspondences with the-en
ces of the Universe. The spirit-
ettily appointed home on Prince
rect. The social hour was greatly
joyed by the ladies present.
1 O I
n of man, seizing upon the oxy-
n of the air, and drawing upon the a
getable and animal kingdoms for IH
terlnls proceeds to build up a f
man body--that marvellous organ- -7.
tion of functioned ohh oo-ordlhoo acre. Jr.. assisted in rewivius the
parts we were but a moment ago 9
nsfdering. But the rocess does not, il
On Tuesday Misses Bertha Ferguson
nd Ida Robertson entertained a
rge number of friends to a delight-
ul dance in Smallwood's Hall. Mrs.
A. Ei. Bayer and Mrs. Benj. Ro-
ucsts. The evening throughout was
ccidedly enjoyable. Miss Blanchard
D
p there; There 'is something more D
rnvided the nrusic.
O I U
volved in manhood than a well-de-
oped body. From infancy the
lid begins to evince understanding, f
U l‘lll'l1.!$ll€l`S 10 e8!‘th"ig con-dggnngd
assert his will and to display dis-
__° eistb of d serillis Boi correspontiences ed ummm 5 mighty 1"” that can lint °" Thunky 1°" lm' Guam*
i . - ' e e e 0 ` 'J
.rio t ~ ih\ - '
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(Continued im Page Nine.)
THE DETECTIVES
I
Sirr-The employment of detectives;
the Temperance Alliance to run
Mrs. Chas. Lyons had as her guest
or the Christmas season, Misses
Mary Ryan of St. .fnhu’s, Nfid. and
hurza_McManus, who are attending
the Sacred Heart Convent at Hali-
'fax,.and her niece, Miss Gladys Mc-
Donald, 'of Georgetown. Misses
Ryan and McManus left Thursday on
return to J-lfalifax and Miss McDonald,
lefr yesterday for her home, `
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gordon enter-
people who claim to be temper- t
Montague Black Fox Ex
. change
Correspondence Solicited
L. M. McKinnon, Manager
I Montague, P. E. L
l _
BORN
i l Q
MCDONALD.-In Charlottetown on
Jan. 2nd to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc-
Donald, a daughter, `
i
'Sew _
i
ween strikers and deputies, nearly
200 shots were fired The shootin d
DIED
(Fi-gm yg5€°,l;d_ay’s Evening Guar )
(`fARRIER.- All Haverhill. -,
Tien. 31st, 1913, Mrs. ‘fda L' ier
daughter of Mrs. Sf.U§l,"5` srrier.
Funeral from her mother's home to
Christ Church, Cherry Valley, Fridayi
the 9th, Jan. 1914 nt 1 o'clock p.
m.
STRIKER K1l.l.l<}D IN
A TACOMA FIGHT
TACOMA, Wn., January 8_-An-
drew A. Ronke, a striker, was shot
and killed in .ri fight last night at
the plant of the Tacoma Smelting
Company. During the battle bet-
fu-. , , -_
 _
gfrf' V
~ g
is said to have started from a bluff
`commanding the works, and eight
fdeputies on duty returned the fire.
From the protection box cars and »
other obstructions they continued'
firing, while a detail of seven depu-
ties rr.nde a flank attack on the
B _
men, firing from the bluff and drove ri
them off. The men are on strlae be-
cause the working day ,was length-
ened from nine to ten hours without
increase in pay. The company claims
to be operating on full time.
f  '
tl
li
'lu
E. I’ _
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§;=_s5
i 5." .
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would be placed at the disposal of
His Majesty unless the Governor-
General in Council saw fit.
(2) The Governrneut wanted to
provide for immediate aid by con-
structing battleships in Great Bri-
tain, where the necessary plant ex-
isted. The Opposition wanted the
construction to be done in ‘Canada
where there were no shipyards or
plant fit for the purpose.
(3) The Government wanted to
submit a permanent policy to the
pr-oval, The Opposition wanted the
Naval Service Act of 1910 accepted
as the solution of the question with-
out it flieing referred to the people.
(4) The Government wanted the
pe le to pass upon' the question
w ether control of the Canadian
val service in time of war should
vested in some central ‘ authority
ouch as the Admiralty. The opvosi
tion left to the Governor-General in
during the coming session andiallow s
its full si-id free discussion in the ;,
press of the country. Meantimei the C0
building of hhttioohips with the if
money supplied by Canada should be 
gone on with in Great Britain, where su
the construction can be completed co
without delay, in order that Canada hc
may at the earliest date have ships 5:
ready to take part in the Empire’s th
efence, and ready to form part of ni
the Canadian navy under any plan BD
which the people may sanction. 31"
notice: beginning to realise that‘
notes _ there is some connection between the th
fe
-_- ri
h more than he did. A erchauce an
ained at a young people’s party lash
5 Y Y. D
we have sunk lower in-the measure
of true understanding than that lie.
evinced. He realized the existence,J-
an Unseen, lying behind the si% as
.vi factor that hadto be taken into
account, whereas many of us resting
on our knowledge (a poor dependence
in the larger issues of life) wilfully
shut our eyes to this the most fund-
amentally important perception of
humanity. For there is sound grouucl'
for the belief that the seen is essent-
iall constituted to lead men’s th u-
_their attitude aiding the liquor men
in this fight and annoying us very
much by their unwise criticisms.
an idea as to what this investiga-
tion has disclosed let me cite one
case only. Last summer when one of
those detectives was here he found
one place where liquor was ‘being
sold, run by a woman, who not only
sold rum_but was making money by
the avails of prostitution. That was
not all; she had at her call four
oung girls that were placed out to
ce friends and who are now by e
NOW. to give these candid friends.
rv
-o
people for their _approval or dlsap- tl
0
Y.
P
he outward expression, B
Y 0
nts and hence his desires to some- y
uh; that lies hehihd ohd beyond ir, “
f which it is but the visible form, pt
Thus, having ascended to our ,Y
oint of vantage and cast our men-
certain class of men for immoral
urposes. Some may question this
atement; others ask, why did we
ithhold the information till now,
nd why did we not prosecute the
_ral eyes over the scene ~of human ex-
tence our first glance reveals~to us,
on the one hand, Man, realizable in
fienders? To this we reply, we could
ivulge nothing until the detectives’
ork was through, and now we are
o
d
w
li
is highest relationships only as an W
prepared to place the information
- -e
tion wanted the decision of this qiies- th
Council from time to time. br
Mr, Lash, who is considered one ii
of those in,the confidence of the Gov-‘ P0
ernment, suggests that Mr, Borden Z;
should outline his permanent policy Se
Scarcely enough frost to keep the th
nk going. co
» it
Agriculture is in the air. The 2:
_ bert Course " students are enl0Yll1S th
'. , <4
f",;1 V tlfeir sojourn in Charlottetown and thing to do with certain other things) 5°” hh’ bud" b°tw°°“ l°“r d°°k<
“__ h hi le d with the that 1,' he snort- N. "gh" and quarter deck may be said to
 . ' sans sails. are t Mons y P B" fo determine to some extent at least 71°" b°°“ mmplmd 1°' tnmcf ‘M
5"; V; _hy _ ,lil into ii is
c
i
W
f
is
orue, and on the other hand the t
orld, also the embodiment of mys- b
rious individualistic forces, and A
ese are at the birth of the former, n
brought into specific relationships. d
pon curth begins the series of ex-
nsations of hunger, originating in m
uch portions of his animal organisnil
B
nscious of all these though as yet
cannot understand the significanc-
nf such experiences. But after a
w weeks the mother observes that
e little eyes, instead of wandering
mlessly about, are fixed upon some N
ecinl object as, for instance, the
g upon her finger. She rejoices in
e fact that he is beginning to take
0
d, grasping it, tries to convey it t
his mouth; after biting it because d
e experience is unpleasant he casts ”
ings: and to decline to have any- B
Course. the character 0, the eonupondenu henceforth there will always be a
“’*' continuous stream of men pulsing
The pessimists who refuse to enjoy thnttzhall l;l°d°,‘: ggigtgg qv" gg, V "
he present henomenall fine weath- an ° w°
mbodiineht of an individualistic 8
With what result? From the first W
eath that the helpless babe draws t,
riences we are called upon to F:
iidy. Immediately sensations and no
ntions are set up in consciousness. up
A wo ‘
require sustenance; .sensations of mg us wigh funqgg when the case is`
ntact with the world without, laid ban, you will be proud-.oi help-
ansmitted through eyes, ears, nose, mg
d every sensative portion of his th
dy, together with the emotions th
ch sensations call forth. He is qs only two parties' in this fight. ,N
AVAL PETTY OFFICERS
lings that are stirring within and in
o world that iloo without; Not “'°"““* “ml “my °‘“°°“‘ *° °°“"
ntcnt with merely looking at the m
ng he attach” out me tm’ hand vanced a further stage. This month
The winter of 191344 will be re- an
embered as ii record one for mild- t0
m
h
» ness up to today, at least.  td Th h ru M 1 in
gli ievldlvldlhlli tg Trigg hln:soil ill? P°"°" °' """°° "°'°"° '°°°""'¢
specific relations with - certain hh
P Y self. Do we realise the full sifnincan
N' \=°¢=e\=l° they expect to “nur for it oo of this apparently eommohpisoo
afterwards" in rough and stormy action? ln exercising this power of
yuthsf ghmnq "mmm _gint choice he unquestionably determines
hilst the detectives are here, with
ny reputable body o°f men who will
ake up the case and prosecute it.
ut we will give no information to
nyone else-that is, we will give no
ews out otherwise. Again we have
one our share by our tempcrauce
ork and will give others an OPDOY-
mity to prosecute this and other
ses. Besides they will get the in-,
rmation so far without cost. It is
w up to the churches to take this!
and do something. They can do
oral reform work il they want tv-
rd to those who are support
us as you are doing. Dcv.i't mind
e fault finders. Let them_stay in
e com-pany of the rumsellers. There
. I hm Bla.. EN.
D. BOHURMAN, `
Secy. Temperance Alliance.
T0 B GIVEN
COMMISSIONED RANK
LONDON, Jan. 7.-The scheme of
e British Admiralty for advance-
g a number of promising young,
issioned rank has now-been ad-
he _first group_of selected candi-
ates havelbeen confirmed in the
ew grade of mate, and they.are be-
g appointed to ships afloat for a
eir commissions as lieutenaiits.
With their entry into the service

' rr are s A0215”
,'§?1 &;s‘  |s;stem.. ézndnioz
volliuir for their daughter, ‘Miss
Adele, when a delightful program of
‘games and music was enjoyably car-
‘ried out. The house was prettily de-
corated for the occasion with flowers,
while the dainty supper table was
.cliarmingly interwoven with the P_W_
|Unllege colors in honor of the many
'students present.
S C O
i Misa Katherine James entertained
lat a farewell party for Miss Katie
Beckwith, on Thursday evening. Miss
‘l3¢'>kWifl1. who has made many friends
leaves shortly for l`ruro, where she
will reside in future. Miss 'James is
'a delightful hostess and her guests
t110l'0‘l§l1ly enjoyed themselves. Dain-
ty refreshments were served during
the evening, I
O O 1
‘ Mrs- Beni. Rogers, Jr., Prince St.,
entertained informally at Bridge on
Thursday evening in honor of Mrs.
Dodd Dwyer, of Picton, who nag been
visiting in Charlottetown during the
Past few days. ‘
_ii _
-TI-IE MINTO.-The D. G. S. Min-
0 Yeniierdny made another quick
°"°95l“§ .between 'sluinmerslde and
(73116 'Pormentine and back. She left
Summerside at 8 a..m. with about
20 Passengers, mails, express and
*Wm* f\`°l8ht. On the return trip she
arrived at Summerside at noon with
mails. express and 15 passengers and
a little amount of freight.-J.
t
l I D
The Kfng's Daughters of Charlotte-
town yesterday celebrated the twen-
l-.V-ilfth anniversary of the inception
Of 01° 30¢i¢¢Y here, and in connec-
tion therewitb a plcnoing little func-
tion tnok place in the afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. Hennessy. It
was through Mrs. Hennessy's instru-
mentality that the King’s Daughters
was inaugurated in this city a quar-
ter of a century ago, and she was its
first President. As n r-.ark of thglr
appreciation of her services to the
--wv-v-v`~.,,..~...-_ ,¢»-~ -~vvv\a-,,.,,.,,
STATE OF £352,126 <33; xplpyronsno. }
Freak J~ Cheney mskos oath tp ho lo
senior prrtner of the il of F. .lihsnsy
Co. do ns gnsiness fume City of oledo
not sn tate sforessgiigi sslci
Drdplwl sfvt esumsg RD
or escltan over ease at-
rli t at os  W ci;
(Elan) A.V§.GloliiAl0N, '
rect o the Blood nd ue
lduring her stay in Charlottetownf
NEWEST
- Tl-lEf PROVlNCE 
. fu
eceive ga 'good-bye ticket that intakes i
Sale a Good Buy
'L Paton's have one of the biggest and most €llV¢1’Slfl6.§l
ock in the Province, involving furniture, houSch0ld 809d!.
linens, sateens, cretonnes, cotton_s, ,sheetlI1gS. b¢¢l¢_lll1¥.
bianketing, blankets, towelling, ladles ready`t°`“iea" °f_ 3_1)
kinds, millinery, underwear, white-wear, corscts, s_ilk waists,
gloves, small wares, wools, dress goods, trimmings, fum,
fancy goods. 
MEN’s DEPARTMENT. Suits, overcoats, reefers, storiii
coats, sheep lined coats, fur collared coats. ,fur coats, rain.
coats, , men’s shirts, mitts, gloves, h0Ck€Y VCHPS. h0<_3kQY'
sweaters, fleece lined shiits, pyJam2\S. SW€3_f@l'S- Ca.I‘dl8!§T1
jackets, also our"new stock of trunks and valises. The' rye-I
ductions on these goods are from 1-5 to 1-2. 1 
We could give you whole page advertisements _but we,
prefer short spicy ones. dWatch this space and we will keep
0 osted from day to ay. ` ' _
y u gpecials for tomorrow. Men’s overcoats,'$8 for $5.50.,
2.50 overcoats for `9.00. $20 overcoats for 15.00 and
$25 overcoats for 16.00. _ \`
Men’s suits $8.50 for 4.25, $10.00 su1tsfo_r 5.00, $12.50
suits for 6.00, $15.00 suits for 10.25, $20 suits for 15.50.-
Boy’s Hewson pants $1.40 for 75 cts:
Ladies’ suits up to $25.00 for_$10.00 all new goods. The
majority selling as low as half prlce._ Watch this space for
specials, and come early in the morning. p
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Society. a representative of each of prompted the gift and expressed her
the three city circles of the Society appreciation and gratitude in befit-
called on Mrs. Henessy and, on be- ting manner. _
half of the King's Daughters of Char-_ _ '
lottetown, presented lier with a beau-
tiful bouquet of twenty-five carna-
*in ::For that cough or cold of yours
ns- (the “““‘P°" being "Y’“`b°“° °f you need Rexall Cherry Bark Cough
the occasion) handsomely tied with gy,-,,p_ It ailays irritation, W,-as
!`ib\‘0Il Of R0Y&l Pl-lI‘Dl€. the S0159* hoarschess, is most pleasing to the
l-Y's colour. The three ladies mak- taste and doesn't effect the most
ing thc presentation were Mrs. Dan- delicate stomach. Rexali Cherry Bark
Kiel Davis, representing the Loyal Cir- Cough Syrup is sold in nearly 6000
cle, Mrs. Artemas Lord. the Faithful |St0F;H_&U¢;0ZU8FHdnt;5€d 1;; ever; dial;
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C"°1°{ ““d Mm 1`_Iy"d‘“““' the Wm' idlsshtlhflod. 'rho Mhokihooh Drug Co.
ini! Circle- MVB- H€l1l1€BSY WHS de' }Corner Great George and Kent Sta.-
lighted with the thoughtfulness that .Mtf.
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THE CRY QF FIRE
is dreadfnll a any time. It is
simply. frightful to the man
not insured Few men re '
main uninsured from de
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sign. But many keep put
ting the matter of through
carelessness or forgetful
ness.
LET US INSURE YOU
1058>’ While this reminder is fresh in your mind. The coat
will be trifling, the effort llitle_ You many have cause to be
thankful for this suggestion before you are a day older. o
Hyndman fe? C0.. Ltd.
T°|'Pl\°U° 57 Provincial Managers,
_ Clisrloifefown. P. E. I.
lf my of our_policy-holders have not received cal- -
endsrs please noiily us. ll. Q Co.
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Gel a “Perfection”
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For that cold room or cold
corner of the home you need
our Perfection blue-flame oil
heate_r._ _ .
This is a splendid stove for
every home, can be carried
from place to place, uses vel?
little oil, distri utes heatwon -
efflllly and has no odor abso-
lutely. Even on the coldest d_ay
it will soon heat up an entire
fOOm. ,
For that cold corner,th_e bath-
LQOHI. upper hall, or in_ the
itchen inthe mommgs-1t .is
really unvaluable. Many sizes, 1
call in and look over our line.
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