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is one rar

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WORK ABANDONED.-Work has

been abandoned-on the piers at Cape Traverse until March 18.

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“rho been cough medicine for omi- CITY SCHOOLS RE'0PEN--Thi”

dren 251: per bottle at Hughe

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Drug Store. ‘

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Office Supplies

We have an immense

supply of Leilgers, Cash

Books, Day Books, Bill Books, Letter Book Jour- nals and Bank Books oi

every description.

Lettp/r Presses, the latest

and best in Files Binding Cases, Leiter Cases, Price

Book., rock.: .ma office

Diaries, Fountain Pens,

lnlis, etc etc.

One' million envelopes

(all sizes) lowest prices Foolscap, Account Paper, Amount Pads.

60 dozen of our cel-

ebrated“Snccees” Binding Cases which we offer in dc:-zen lots at the low price of $2.40 per doz,com plete, large purchases for cash enables us to sell at Fact- ory prices, i lur motto for 1914 will be ‘ The best goods at the lowest prices” Wholeale Q. Retail

Carter & Company

B morning the city schools re-opened

after the Xmas holidays. They re- sume under the same conditions as at the closing. ~ V

THE EARL GREY.-The Earl Grey

left Charlottetown for Picton at 7.00 ,o’clock this morning taking over ten ,bags of mall and sixty tons of mixed freight. She will return to this port this evening.

SPEEDWAY CLUB.-A meeting of

those interested in the formation ol a speedway club and ice racing asso- ciation for 1914 will be held in the Canada Fox Exchange on Saturday, . January 10th, at 7 p. m.

HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE SHORT

COURSE.-The outlined program for the Short Course in Domestic Science

to be given each afternoon grin week at Prince of Wales Colleg _will in- clude on Tuesday afternoon, general

directions for washing and eggs of dishes, measuring and com flung foodstuffs used in cookery, Tab e of Measurements and proportions of different thickening agents together with the preparation of representa- tive dishes under the different meth- ods of cooking in dry and moist heat. On Wednesday afternoon the subject will be Soups and Accompan- iments, while Frying in Deep Fat is the subject chosen for Thursday af- ternoon. In addition to thecookery classes, lectures will be given on var- ious nubjects from nine to twelve.

BREAKS A BAD EULA]

IN A JIEEYE THE IT

“l"Al"l<3'S (TOLD COMPOUND" GIVES QUICK RELIED- DON'T

STAY STUFFED-UP. `

You can end grippe and break up a

severe cold either in head, chest., body or limbs, by taking a dose oi "Pape's Cold Compound" every two hours until three doses are ta‘<en.

It promptly opens clogged-up nos-

trils and air passages in the head, stops misty discharge or nose run- ning, relieves sick headache, dnllness, fevcrishness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness. ,

Don’t stay stuned up! Quit blow-

ing and snuiliing! Ease your throb- bing head- nothing else in the world

land railway.

JUDGIl\ G HORSES.-Tomorrow

morning in the Short Course lec- tures thcre will be given, inter alia, "points in judging horses. Several local horses will be shown, among them six owned by the McKinnon Drug Co. The class commences/ at 9 o'cl0ck in 'the Agricultural Hall, and it is hoped that there will be a large attendance.

STONE EXCAVATION.-Mr. Down-

ing, assistant engineer of car terry terminals at Carleton Point, was called to Shediac to make n survey of Mr. lVllller's stone quarry. The contractors, it is understood, are making good, progressin the excava- tion ol stone and have n number of men employed. Mr. Downing will re- turn to Carleton Point in a few days’_time.

NATIVE BORN-(ine set of tables

in the latest volumn giving details oi the census of Canada deals with the origins ot the people. It is noticeable that more than one half of the people were born in Canada. Prince Edward Island has a total population'oi 93,728, of which 91,- 151 are native born. In all the Dro- vinces except British Columbia and Alberta the native born Canadians are ,in the maiority. Charlottetown

has 98.49 per cent. of its people

-gives such prompt relief as "l_“aPc'B|classiIf`1ed as being born in Canada.

§Colvl Compound," which costs only; It is' noticeable that some ot the

- - 25 cents at any drug store. lt acts places with the smallest proportion

Llmlud without assistance, tastes nice, and of native born are emphatic in as-

yur. -it

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A savings account in the Bank of Nova Scotia is sn ideal invest- ment for three reasons. First, it has the most important re- quisite-Safety. Second, it is always readil availabledn cash. Third, the giterest is certain, and, if you do not wish to use it, is compounded for you twice a year. Capital and,Surplus,$1'I,000,000. Total Assets over $78,000,000. Independent OutsidsAudit since 1906. 1|

The Bank of

‘ VIl~lITING.- The en n r n cha iths ear. it is sh wn that P. E. Is- BPIIIA 81101101 01519108110" °f

of the tm-annals or iriitiveeifuiona maniacs evo mor: members than in ;‘:¢§nt§¢m:m°.'fndoi,'°s,§3:n¢f':‘,,f;¢l3; '- -*UWB l°h°¢`>_l._ N0- _102. was held. J

mentine is going to St, Banu, mn;-1¢'1912.~ Comparatively few realize the md mi tbsp metal h“"_h__ the schoolhouse on_ Monday, the' tmcton.. 25,, at an de-a|¢"_ _ on ashore vigieeo his mother, off," .great advance the Island has made ‘ mpmve 8 _ 15th, lust. Ssveutsvu PHPU8 W°P° in » " ¢, which no win t-own. io the inane. durlus the rest year in the progress 3 H“°°d°°°°» The f°1l°Wlus smile- A

.__ of her industries. There are now tour IMD WGN Dfelellff RSV- J~_A- G5“d° ~

EDITOR IMPROVING.-His frimds members from the Island in the As- P.P., Bt. Ann's, Mr. John A. Mc in P. E. Island will be pleased to sociatlon. Elmeel, Mr, Jerimiph O'_Conno_I‘. ond learn the following from The Wes- ~ _ _ Mr. Edward MéIsaac.-- Father Gau- leyan: “We are glad to he able to ‘ _-_ , - det and’ Messrs Mclilllilwl and 0’Con- annonnce that Dr. Johnson’s health "' ~ _ noi- conductedthe examination. The is slowly improving and his strength REPORTS GOOD BUSlNESS.- ` _ "_" lpuplls answered readily the ,diilereat gradually returning." Vassie & Co's travellers are now go- s'H.°"""b°" hw” as . quogtiong pug' to them, "At the close

ing °” their 1' 0"" c “_§“l“» 985'” th* »-' _ ot tho ' examination brlei addresses

N0 CHANGE.-Mr. A. A. McLean, Ham” M“"mm° m°r°h“”t‘ This were made by the gentlemen present

M_ pq 1 Ch 1 t tirm is now represented by Messrs. R A - ' '

o ar otte own, received a W Estabrooks and F L Chase on CANADIAN3 IN pAR13_.._ The foplexpresslng their satislaetloips wghbzzxhxe

telegram on Saturday night from ' ‘ ' 1 1 h b 1 t u I pro ressmade b`y`thc Pup . s e the railway management to the et-E§h°§,i"\1g.°%” %iri°'i,€';grS:,‘“,§1%tet,ft?a‘i tg: ;iv81aBC0¢;:,i,,°1 egnsgnfftegwsuaigr Gmiidct, in particular, spoke of the 'ed' that the" will be “° °h“”5° i“‘N,ew Eruiiswick' sand by lér. G. G. Vaux .l. Myers, Mr. F. W. Pace, and`P1*‘°5‘“`° d°5°"V°d f"°m assisting at the "te" ’°°P“°'°f“§ fl” °“"1“8° °l waters on the ' Norm shore. Mr. H, Mr. 'r. 0. weston, winnipeg; mr. J. the °¥“P1i11'°*=i9°'s“d ‘1°°1'“°‘1 his “ii”

mussel mud on the Prince Edward Is- W_ Wetmore travels between Mono(-,0n_D_ Hyndman, Edmonton; and ML H_ lingnesa to aid bpowopd apd died andy

and Truro on the Intercolonial, and;H_ M¢1)0uga11, Van¢°uve;~_ Lady Eli. project having r i s a in e a -

-1 lthh h; M.R.J.H tl ' tidu ti iSt.Ann’s

CALENDAR.-The Guardian is inlhaisotorehisnizrdsriatsory Picton and (il\1i§"';i1eli=‘i;l:i 3:3;:géc1§i:°T€;ol;t;`€i:;;`l`;:`; i’Jhlii:§li1.mnMri) Nia. fCo¢.i1ugllilin who is

receipt of a pretty calendar from Mr. sboro Co. and Cape Breton, Mr. A. G qpecm Uondon co,Q.esp¥,nd,,,,t to the taking a course at Truro Agricul- ` Ensley B. Johnson, manufacturer of Golding the Annapolis Valley, and ` " 1 th h 11.

Montreal star The Mr Hyoaman a- *Ure College is home for 0 0

Printers' Rollers, st. John, N. B. Mr- J- W- I-°“°f§““ the °°“*“ ”°““-novo mentioned is o brother oi Mr days. The Egg Circle established by The calendar represents a peaceful Of NOVB BGOUG. Wl1i16'MI`- C- W~ HBV' A H d M R ,B k' Mr Henson on the 22nd inst will

country s¢ene_a Rock of sheep being ris has lor his territory P. E. Island - Y" m““» 5113591' UYH 11° . ' ' "

d th M da; Au th h v Charlottetown, and a nephew ot Mr. be known as tho Hope River Egg

d- d id, d b an e ag ens._ ee ae-4 s;;v;l;,.dow:h5ewar;l Zioxli -B yreegireported a goodt business throughout 1*- W. Hylldlllall Bild A5 0 native °i‘Circle, No 32. The Board ot Direc-

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foliiige. g iialrithiflrlighoxtiien:iis\(ii|i,;c3iei1(i'.get bet- Charlottetown' ...___ tors as follows. Iteeming Murphy,

'_ _‘_ sr. aNN's,1.o'r 22.- Mrs. Joseph -A-"BUY S1mP“°“- Pet” M°El‘“°°"

,____ __'______,` Meaieer, who has been receiving James Simpson. Walter Simpson. A1-

‘treatment in the Charlottetown Hoe- fron Murphy, Simpson Bell, John

`Pi*“l» ll” '°‘“'”°“,“°“‘°-"_ M°“_f° Denon. and Mrs. William Pender-

Mark McGuigan and Patrick Walsh, “_ ,Ph ,manimit and enthusiasm

students of St. Dunstan’s and Prince gs' teth em; eatin u “rs

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of Wales College, are spending their 5 °W“ 3 B 09 3 m 5 g 5 ful decorations_ Whatever

holidays at their homes in s1;_‘well for the success of the movement Ann’s. Both these young gentlemen fin this 10¢g,1iey_-I_

have taught school lor some years

‘and are now studying for a higher

grade oi license.- Rev. Father Es-

rrwle is visiting at St-Anu's.` the s

guest of Father Gaudet.- Mr. Leo-

‘it’s purely vegetable and wir in $.24

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A Quiet Dignity

is always imparted by simple lines and substantial elegance. Same new models of this type -are illustrated here and stony

people prefer These Monuments

to the artistically carved de-

? signs ornnmented with taste-

your preference we are ready to supply the style you desire.. ‘

Consult us ' ~

pold Pineau has received the ap-l _ Fm-c9]d3 S01-eTh|-oat’

Prince of Wales College and his bro- ther Mr. Patrick B. Murphy, Princi- pal oi Cardigan Bridge High School, spent Christmas at their home in St. Ann’s.- The schools in this vici- nity closed for the Christmas holi- days on Tuesday, the 23rd, inst., and reopens on the 7th, of January. The extra weeks holidays granted this year hy the Superintendent of Education is much appreciated by pupils and teachers alike, especially the latter. The government supple- ment and bonus for attendance and efficiency is another boon tor which our educational authorities have the gratitude of all concerned. The old adage “all things come to those who wait” has been speakingly exemplifi- ed in the case of the teachers who,

N 0 V a S C O t i are now receiving a salary fairly

commensurate with their needs.-

ISLARU ARANCQS Messrs James Nolan and Jeremiah

Ghlllnttetown - -- Summersidi

O’Counor have ilnished the work ot

A Savings Account AsE.‘3§’.i.'}‘;‘.§‘f’i‘.i’$.._“‘“.t.".§..‘ii£h.§‘““;i' Cfewv- FM A°h°==»

An Investment

Pains and Wounds,

.l0llNSON’S

ANODYNE

LINIMENT

,is the never-failing

remedy. Keep it in your home and be ready for both intemal and ex~ temal ills.

IN USE I 03 YEARS

25c and 50c everywhere

I. S- JOHNSON 8| G0., Ins.

Boston, Mus.

Parsons’ Pllls'

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much needed convenience and is

CHANDLER &, BEl.l.

160 Kent St. _

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The Tanton

Fountain Pen

Tunton’s Special Fountain Pen

at $1.00 is an unusually good value for the money. ~

It has a clear flow of ink, writes

well and the fountain holds enough ink to write three thousand words,

All styles of points $t.co,

W.N. T anton

“ hours. Insist_ou_0ulY “Putnllilfl Ex,-,;`f_~_.»»_.

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causes no inconveniences. Be sure'serting Canadism. The home counts - »' V

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5; ' (F t d , G ,"°’“ A°“°°i““°“ f°" 1913. i>\\bli5h°d ‘in sllthe numerous ailments ceased tha °°»'"1°‘“°‘::; it '°};l;:_v“__ Thi corn cure; what he ll(;0uld'i!l,\s;boml;,;;;;;?, A 1 .M ,. , . , rom yes er ay s Evening nardiant by the Association on the last dl by defective 0,. |,.,.,gu|u- __¢¢¢_,°,, °f» 0 l_>s0P 0 . . 0 -- A st: gh; was lutnams cm ,tractor-;. .').§“y_

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understand we mean business as at no season of the year will we A allow any firm to

undersell us. ,

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