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Figures usually are dry and uninteresting ihings, but when used
in connections with the eaiuiugs of u Company in whose securities one
contemplates making an investment they put on another appearance.
The prohts of Star:fi:id’s Limited before payment of interest for
the past five years were as follows:
1908 1909 1910 , 1911 1922
898.935 $943352 $113,517 $127.6” $149.-106
' The amount required for bonds interest is $35,oo.
\Ve offer a block of bonds in lost to suit purchasers. Price upon
application.
l". B. McCURDY Q. C0.
MEMBERS OF MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
lalifui. Ottawa. Montreal, Sf. John, Sherbrooke, Kingston,
Sydney, Charlottetown. Sf. John'| Nlld., London. E. C.
 
 
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AT ALL GROCERS
THE cowAN CQMPANY, LIMITED . 'roRoNTo CANADA
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PRETTY CAI.l'l.iDAR. - Bnntain, Duustnn-’s Uoliege, Basil Gorman,
Bell & C0-. \lBVi‘- l9l“0il I1 Diff-my ¢1f~lWlllie Monaghan, Wilfred Curley, F.
ranged calendar for 1914 which will McDonald, and St. Clair Smith, are '
be much appreciated by fortunate Pos- spending the holidays at their hqmes
sessors. ‘ here. The boys are delighted to have
-i' St. Clair again for a _while atnlong 1
PRIZES 'AWAR.DED.- The ‘follow- them. '
tendance won by Viola Blacqulere.=b¥5¢Ul-l`\ -f-31° li°m° 01 MTB- Ulm!-
2. prigia for attendance won by Vin-lgtgl 1-?n.CBm]§§;:xmbi:reet§ Portl
can neau. 1, pri f d rt tl » ` » _ 1
won oy Eva Gallant? Priezxisofoimdlb-‘wléen Mi? AMN Munn' ang' z°"§,5'
”°"“‘°“° W°“ by “atb” Ga“““"~ 1»-l?sr;“ix‘- i-i1li11n1wgts Prxiiicre hawstid 1;!-
prire-for geuerul Dl‘08f°°9 W0” bylland. The bride was dressed in a
Mathurn Gallant. 2, prize for gener-‘lowly draped gm,” 0| white satin
al Progress W0” by Merle Emrma;w`ith pearl trimmings, and carried a
Pineail- 0110 Prize for application to bouquet ofroses, carnations and lill-
mother's wedding veil of Irish lace
EGG CIRCLE,__'rne Farmers In_ and was given _away by her father.
stitute of Hope River was rennnuy l She was attended by her sister, Miss
addressed by Mr. 'l‘. A. Benson Dorn.iPriecilla, in a beautiful gown of pale
inion Poultry Representative ian the 'pink silk mull. The beet man was Mr.
housing and feeding of poliltry for -Charles H. Munn, .a brother of the
winter production of eggs. He stated bride. The cerem_ony was performed
that poultry can no longer bn con. by the Rev. A. P. McDonald, of the
sidered n side line by the np to date Baptist church, after which cake and
farmer. Hens, where-ever given prop-]Wi“° and dl*-inf? SUPP" W0” S_°l`V°d
er care and attention, are proving to the immediate friends of the bride
themselves to be the most profit-`M8|1Y 1590-UWUI gif" W'3\'° 1`¢°°iVedf._
able live stock on the farm. For best *Ml* 811° MP5- Hamm Wm “Bid” °n
results in this Province he preferred 236 South Syndicate Ave., Fort Wil-
any to! the thgegeral purpose breeds, llam-
men toning e arred Pl mouth Roc -**
as one. Ho drew ntconglolr to the imlf SCHOOL EXAMINATION.- The 9
portance of s, poultry house being semi-annual examination of Glen-~
free from dralts, dampness and ver- W00d 3¢l100l t00k P1800 011 TUBBGIIY.
min; and gave a detailed discription `Dec. 23rd, a large number of parents
best results. He than referred to the _The children were examined in the
imperative _ necessity of mr-xrketingyvarious subjects by their teacher Mr. _
eggs in a strictly fresh condition,‘ Louis Leonard, and by their quick
that this could be better accomplish- and intelligent answers, showed their
ed by forming a co-operative egg- careful and thorough training. Ai: the
circle whereby eggs- would no gnthnr- close of the examination a short pro-
ed fresh and shipped to the consumefgflim Was fenddmd 'by U10 DUPUS and
immediately, and strongly advised this was followed by many very com-
the forming of an egg-circle in this plimentary speeches by the Trustees
locality. This meeting was also ad- and Parents. John MacPherson, on
dressed by Mr. John R. Marks a pro-lbehalf of the pupils then came for-
gressive poultry man of New London jward and presented the teacher with
North Egg Circle, No. 21. He gave1a. very appropriate gift accompanied
valuable information of the practical by the following address.-Dear Tea.-
results of No. 21, stating, that al- cher:-We your pupils 01 .. Gl0I.\W00d
though it was only organized nine`school feel that we _cannot let this
months ago, it has grown in that ,holiday season pass without, in some
time to be the second largest in Can- way 0XP1`0BBil`1S f-0 YOU1 OUT 8Pl“'e°ia`
ada, and on the Zffth of Dec. paid 45 ltion of your faithful work among us.
cents per dozen for the previous ! Since the beginning of this term YOU
weeks shipment. Mr. Marks advised have been tireless in your efforts to
the meeting to form a Circle and instruct and guide us in the paths of
promised his assistance in getting it knowledge and we assure you, that it
started. After some expression of is with pleasure that We 100k forward
opinion it was unanimously agreed to ,to the reopeningpof the B<>ll00l Hiller
form an Egg Circle to be' known as.-ithe holidays. Please accept this small
Hope River Egg-Circle, No. 32. P. E. lgift as a Chrisimmi l`0m¢mb°\`*mce
I. The following directors were ap- from your Glenwood pupils. The tea-
polntedz- James Bi pson-Pres.; oner, nlthough taken completely by
Leaming Murphy-Vice-ligres.; Simp-`surprise, made u very fiililns l-Silly
son Bell--Sec’y; Mrs. William Pender-~ and thanked the pupils for their kind
ghast, Peter McElmeel, Walter Simp- -remembrance, and _a1B0 U10 Pafellf-9
son, Alfred Murphy, Peter Doiron, `for their many k1ndueBE9S '£0 him
Arthur Simpson Jr. Next regular during his short stay Hmong them-
meeting of Institute takes place on The program was then bI‘0\lEhf» to 9-
Jnn_ 5th. close by the presentation of candy to
the pupils by both Teacher and DRY-
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‘ ' ' fi 1~:X1xM1NA'r1oN'. -. on .1>ecemb.er_
24t,|1 the semi-nnnuul examination of
The family :emedy for Coughs und Colds. Fr- 1 Sch 01 took pl81Ce. COD-
Small dose. Email hams. Best since |870., ,"_n_lvo0( V; disagreeable day
F' I - W
Thoroughbred Silver
Black Foxes Co.
llead 0flice - Charlottetown, P.E.l.i
Provisional Directors' _ _
per Horne. Charlottetown, P. E. I., President.
Mersereau, St. john, N. B., Vice-President.
Ross, Charlottetown, P. E. I . Sec’y-Trea_s.
Tufts, D. C. L., Wolfville. N. S.
Keirstead; St. John, N. B.
ibald Matthews, Alberton, P. E, I.
Foxes
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Six pair of highest grade P. E Island straius-progen_i-
tors of fourteen pups last spring. Each of __ these _foxes_ is
guaranteed to qualify in Class A. under the proposed Ifegis-
tration Act. '
and Ranch Management
The ranch is under the care of Archibald Matthews who
has hadseven years’ experience in raising foxes.; The 'cost
is guaranteed not to exceed Five per cent of the increase of
the foxes. Both rancher and his son retain a large interest
in the Company. ' '
Capitalization ~
Moderate considering the quality of the animals and
their recordfor productivity.
Estimated Profits
With reasonable success will be 65 per cent next Octo-
ber, with a little good luck, roo per cent,
Several of the Directors of the Company have had ex-
perience in fox-breeding and are well-known reliable busi-
ness men. _
For further information write the Secretary,
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._ Masonic Building 1
sldcxlng the y
L -#9 the attendance of parents and friends
of the pupils was good indeed. The
examination was very satisfactory
Th N Y and the teacher Miss Mary Hamill-'“
' ' tiiiable
e  ea land pupils may feel a Jus
'pride on the Work done in spite Of
' ' ' . th di dvantages, which many Efiides
su" n "gm by m m, en€ail.BaAltl1ougb the number of rate-
veltmenf on our Partial - not lm. e they maintain n
7'/
Payment Plan- now
made more convenient
than ever.
The swiftand r emar k a. bl e
growth of our Partialf Payment
Plan, since it was instituted last
August, has prompted us to simp-
lify its terms and thus extend its
usefulness to the investing public.
With the dawn of t e New
Year, when good resolutions are
being formed, we know of no
better time to emphasize anew the
advantages of investing by our
Partial Payment Plan-especiall
now that t e conditions are msdl;
even more convenient than before.
Only $10. to start
-then $l0. a month
same
$20.
V so ou.
how easy the pur-
chase highest grade of
need you hesitate to
investment since the
are so ohliviously planned
9 your greater convenience." -
Mail fhifcoupon
now for booltlef
and our January
"Investment Offerings"
l I J. C. MAcK1N'rosx~1&sCo., I
Halifax, N
Please send me booklet of
your new simplified Partial
Payment Plan-also your
January "Investment Of-
ferlngs."
NAME......... .
ADDRE§S .......  . ....... ..

llemhen Montreal Stock Exchange
IIA) DYIICZS-IALIFAX
Also at lt. John. Montreal,
Fredericton. low lllugow.
l.D.lo|ere-Representative
|66 Richmond ltne`t,¢hulettotewn
payers is E
lnest, well-equiped and creditable
'to the teacher; it was accompanied
'Miss Mary Maud Gallant was found
:pleasing <fed1ure- of the event was the
» now made for you! _
school. At the conclusion of the 81-
aminatioa one or the pupils read Hu
address, expressive of good wishes.
by a pretty gift. When the teacher
acknowledged the same the pupils
respectfully stood. A g00dlY Dumber fl-' -1 lg;-1-ln. .1 __ _
of the parents of Middleton assembl-
ed at the School on Tuesday. Duwmf A
ber 23rd when the semi-annual  - ,__
s_ch_oo1 ,ggaminatton was held. The ~ I _ A/V _ _ `  A I _ -1 -_ I
examina ion was as thorough and D Y J .  _ -- . ..,. .-..,~. ...~. _ ’ , 
o ou Favor Helping
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Home I ndustrles ?
_ Do you want to make Charlottetown a manufactur-_
ing centre? Do you want to bring new _i_f__1<_1ustriea_,-here
comprehensive as time would allow.
The junior department in charge of
in good condition. Although the
Mr. Cecil Devereaux, has
been in ge only a few months his
classes are well up in their work; his
department in excellent condition.
The building is neat and clean and
the equipment very creditable. The
examination was conducted by Inspe-
ctor Devereaux, Messrs J . S. Hynes,
P, McCarvllle and J . H. Moan. A
presentation to the teachers of two
" ft" sbubienirs accompanied by'two’
PTB Y __
addresses. Suibioined is thenddrese
read Mr. Devereaux. Dear Teacherz-
We take, .with pleasure, this oppor-
tunity of 'expressing our apprecia-
tion of your good works among us
for the past term. We are truly
grateful to you for your ,untirlng
efforts on our behalf and the interest
ou ha e at all times taken in our
Y V
welfare. We ask you to accept this
emalfgift as a token of our esteem;
and sincerely wish you “Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year.”
‘--Your Pupils.
!:H. A. Robertson offers for solo on
Dec. 81st his farm of one hundred
acres situated at Bunbury.
3586-12-29M3i.
Come llere for I ‘
1 Accurate Watches
If you want a good watch,
one that will keep accurate
time all the time, you will
need to look over our present
'PHE OUTAINS FALLS
_ _ _ _
Over-the furrow and ovsr__u1e -bliss
Over- the*-teardrop over 'the kiss
ver the crimes that blotted- ‘and
ing is a statement of the di.etribu~ 4- N `  blurred, _
tion or prizes won by the scholars of HAMILL-MUNN, -WEDDING _-at ,gver the wound of the every word.
St. Andrews School; 1, prize for at- very DFG"-Y l1°“B° Wiiildiug was celé-if ver the deeds in weakness done, 5
Over the battles lost and won,
Now at the end of the flying year,
Over our freedom, over our tht‘A1lii.~-
In the dark and* the midnight the cur-
tain falls. »
Over our gain and over our loss,
ver our crown and over our cross,
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°t“'3ll"S W0” by Clara A. Gallant.-R, ies of the valley. She wore her grand- Dyer the 1,-et of our discontent,
Over the ill that we never meant,
Over the scars of our self-denial;
Over the strength th-at conquered
trial,
Now to the end of the_flylng"~year,
Year that tomorrow will not be here,
Quietly final, the prompter calls,-
Over it swiftly the curtain falls.
1 ll il tl i ! 9| l ~l*l[»\~1ltl_iill
Over the crowds and the solitudss;
Over our shifting, hurrying moods,
Over the hearths where bright flames
leap,
Over the clamor, over the strife. V
Over the pageantry of lifef " 'M' 
Now in the end of the flying year,
Year that tomorrow will not behere.
of the proper feed rations to nocnrn and school officers being present. Swnuy and surely' from starry Wang
Silently downward the curtain falls.
-I-Iarper’s Bazaar.
 
UNNLN NUT PUT
  HNNNS IN WATER
Salt Rheum Began with Itching and
Burning. 'Watery Pimples. Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment Cured
in Two Weeks. ~
L'Anse il Brlliunt, Quo.- “I suffcrcd with
salt rhcurn for nina months. It began by
itching and hurnlng and
my hands broke out in
wntcry pfruplcs and I
could not sit-ep, only
scratch my lmnds and
they would blood. 'l‘l\u
piulplus wcro small untl
V pcb, _ wlilto, about t-ho sfzo
_ _--  '  ~' 3  ’ 1 of pill lieruis flllctl with
" '~' ' ' " " ` watt-r. I could not put
my hands in wuivr at nil.
“I tried ---. #_ and --- but
found no relief until I used Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. I put tho Cutlcuru Oint-
. ?1,%¢,§' `
ents- ~ > ‘_ A -~- ~ _-f  Y `-milntQn my hands after washing tllcm with
-the Culicura. Soap und lu two weeks they
» wcrn- ptrfeotly~°ou.red1f"-'~ (Signed) Mile
Bi-lilgciz A. lirlund. ]\l:1_~.' 17, l!\ifS_
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FOR PIMPLES AND BLACKHEADS
'l‘ho followim fs a. most _effective und éco-
nomfvul trcutmcnt: Gently smrar tho af-
fvciccl paris with Cutlcuru. Ointment, on the
end of tho finger, but do not; rub. Wash oil’
tho Culicurn. Ointment in flvo mlnnice with
Cutlcurn. Soap and hot water and contlnuo
lluihlng for some minutes. This treatment
is host; on rising and retiring. At other
times use Cutlcura Soap frccly for thc toilet
and bath. to assist in preventing iilflannua-
tion, 'irritation und clogging of tho pores.
Cuticurn Soup and Ointment sold every-
where. Forlflrcrbl fren snmplu ofcacll, with
32-p. book, send poslfcnrd to Potter Drug
6: Chem. Corp., Dept. D, Boston, U, S, A,
Year thatto-morrow will not be here'
Over the cribs where the babies sleep '
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A   Discount Sale
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fs Now On At
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Carters
_ sig rmy 01.1111. roy 1111a»s1»\ stern '
UNTIL NEW YEARS EVE we' willyhold a big
HALF PRICE SALE to clear out many lines of
goods that we will not restock again. READ THIS
l LIST, and get busy.
All Fancy Goode 50 per cent off
Toys, Dolls, Games Qc (in Toy Dept )50 per cent off
Calendars for l9l4 (in Bookstore) 50 per cent off
Fancy- Baskets (in Fancy Goods Store) 50 per cent off
Chinaware Q. Glassware 25 per cent off
Leather Goods (in Fancy Goods Store) 25 per cent off
Big discounts off BOOKS some less than HALF
PRICE. Sale for cash only. Store open evenings.
_ .Carter and Company, Limited
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A H copy. H army
New Year `
  To All '
Good Luck to Thee and
Thine A
Telephone Company of P. E. I.
3597-I2-3°Msi
these
A lar er pay roll
. shareholders.
display. ' 5
N Every kind, ‘gadq style
and size of we is shown
for young folks, women and ~
men at $1.00 upwards. ~
W. N. Tanton
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A _;§§g_th€~P§§§¢¥1i.L.ruauufacturing plants- -grow “,1a`1-gehr __-and
u-sfnes-S in general build up? If so, here is your oppor-
Just What Each $100 Invested
 Means .to You--and to the _City
The advantages offered investors the I _ A l  l
» public and the orkin man by the
new issue of Reserved Treasury Stock ln Bruce Stewart &wCo.  are simply
More money in circulation. _ _ A _ A _ A
Work with decent wages for working men
EmP1°yi11ent for nearly zoo more skilled mechanics.
Amoderately lax-.ge yet certain d' 'd <1 L I
_An  .s‘ving, 1n‘de possible   2: ?ve¥y ‘Ion invesledc
~ - . _ pitslxzation of a year
I p on interests and discounts, all of which will go directly to the nTi;“dl:i`:l9;1da paid
 . p . V I . aysa-
' Send in Your Application Tod
' for the Stock is Sellmg Rapidly
_ M1 This Reserved Treasury Stock of Bruce Stewart &
"P Y1 Just a small block is now left the public. You know
tack b
a -f-any usiuen mm will tell you and assure you of ig,
sense avors this sale of the beat of good 1
Write Wh ‘off nvestments. ,
application for a allure oflzlolizfltgeétulz ‘;4%1i{l;f°n§:;i°n °' _
L¢11.,sm1a N1vir1u1111 wh.rf,ch»f1$¢,,,°wny. yfrms.
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