` DECEMBER 24» 1913 'ran turner saws rmsr or Ann _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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...°'l‘I-IE MORNING DAILY Guard-

ian' can be obtained at W. A. John- ston‘s, Montague.

...°'l'. GORDON IVEB is Guardian

went in Montague. His oillce phone is 1:8 and residence phone 20.

...°MR. ED. D. FEEHAN Guardian

representative in Souris will gladly l'°¢°iV¢ B\lbl°l‘lpti0ns and advertising matter at the oiilee of undertaker W. L. Dingwell. His phone number il 5.

-.-'SUBSCRIBERS should renew' s

week or two before the time ,they have paid for line expires and thus not miss al issue, as all papers are dizgontlnued promptly on expired a .

...°LlTTLE POND. - A large a-

m0lU\t 0! Pl'0dli06 has been shipped at Annandale this season this port Island. -Annandale Wharf is under- going repairs. and is almost complet. ed under the management of D. B. McDonald.- Mr. Ronald A McDonald

‘is doing s. rushing business, sawing

wood and threshing grain, with his gasoline engine.- Mr. Neil McCor_ mack, teamster for the Annandale

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reinforced at heel and toe, 1 waterploo", comfortable

and warm ani cosy as a bed of d iv n. ~ I

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for the vcry small boy up to the very big man.

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Your H eatmg and cooking apparatus will last much longer if you use our coal.

We have now on hand all kinds

of fresh mined coal free from slate

sud stone. _

Send us your address and we will

tuote prices.

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Cook Studio Phone 397 y.

ured while loading bags. His friends hope he will soon be able to be out again. -Mr.lFelix Morrison has coin-A pleted remodeling his dwelling house and is now engaged in repairing his out buildings.- Miss Elva Deagle, Rollo Bay, nas returned home alter Spending a very enjoyable time at Little Pond.- Messrs -John McKenzie and Herbert Steele, Gaspereaux, were visiting friends at Little P0nd.- Mr. Henry McDonald has returned home from Kensington where he was en- _-s¢d n making cheese. Mr. McDon- Hld 1‘°P0rts a very successfu, season. -There has been some very large |1055 killed, and sold from this vicin- ity, two of which were sold by Allan McKenzie, each tipping the scales at

l Compliments of

The Season

Splendid Properly ' For Sale

T0 BE SOLD BY public ‘auction at Jewel Road. North Riverou Wednesday ]an,7th i914 at rz o'clcck that splendid pro- perty owned by Geo Vickereon con- sisting ot 8; acres of wellcullivated 'ai cl, all cleared having thereon a good dwelling and outbuildings all in good repair, and is convenient to sehool<, churches and mail service, and at the same tlnle and place all crop,etock and iff-pleruents.For fur ther particulars see hand bills.

JOHN STEWART

Auctioneer

3532,l2,J.lltI24,27 3l]an5l

“One of our Family scales

able gift for the housewife.

me ounces, A gilt t f this kitd will mean lasting pleasure Get one to- day. Price ea 1.35, The Rogers Hiidware CQ,

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Bargains in

Ladies’ Watches

What we lack in assert- ,

ment we mt re than make

up to you in low prices.

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G. Lyons 8|. Bo _

Here are three gems in

the popular O_siz ~, solid 14k Gold hunting case.

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f case, beautifully engraved

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1 only, good weight

$35 now. ... ...$24.50

r only, good weight

case, engraved $33 ”°w

Choice of either Welt-

harn or Empire move- ments.

' Highest grade gold filled watches now...l0.00

These fi ices are only

accounts for, by the fact that we are entirely clos- ing eut our jewelry busi- ness.

G. I-‘. Hutcheson i

four hundred and twelve pounds. - Mr. Joseph McKenzie, mail courier, of rural route No. 1 is doing very satisfactory work, and the people of this route find it a great couven. 191100 upwards of forty boxes have been installed. _

EMPEROR MENELIK

WORTH $25 ,000 ,000

The ruler of Agbyssinia, whose death

was officially announced two days ago, was one of the rich men ol the world.

Menelik II. had been reported dead

on many occasions, but this is the first time an official announcement. has been published. Rumors of tllc occurrence had been in circulation lor several days in the European capi- tals, but were received with scepti- cism. _

Emperor Menellk was 69 years old, having been born at Ankobar on July 19, 1844. He _ was a son of Haeli Melicotli, King of Shoe., and was said to be a' direct descendant of the Queen of Sheba and King Solomon, When his father died Menelik was on- ly 12 years old. The throne of Nbys- sinia was seized by Kassal, governor of Kondor, who took Menellk captlvq and proclaimed himself emperor, but Mcnelik escaped and became ruler ot the Kingdom of Shea.

Menelik became famous chiefly in

connection with the war between Abyssinia and Italy, when he organ- ized an army of 70,000 men with whom he defeated the Italians in s. series of battles and then dictated his own terms of peace. Oue_oi the fiercest battles of the war was fought at Adowa on March 1, 1896, when a crushing defeat was inflicted upon tha Italians, who lost more than 4,300 whites and 2,000 native troops killed and wounded, while 2,500 of themin- cluding 1,600 whites were taken pri- soners by the Abyssinlsns who ad- mitted that their own loss was 31,000 men. Menelik declared himself a Christian and maintained a church es- tablishment in which there was a mixture of Christianity and heathen- ism.

The heir to the throne, Prince Lidj Jeasuk, is only eighteen years oi ages He is said to possess great intelli- gence gnd speaks Gérmlln. H6 WB! chosen several years ago by Menelik himself as his successor,

The late monarch is said to have

possessed a private fortune estimated at $25,000,000. ‘

N Have you worn

"Lustre Loom” Under- sklrts. Tney look like

silk but wear better. A I i

...'RED POINT.-The» Robertsons

and LaPierrss landed their trawls at Basin Head on the 17th irrst.. mak- ing a fishing season of about seven months, and they now can reckon their season's work.-Cod fish in the spring was' far below 'an average catch, bake was a good catch, while fall coil-fishing was nearly a failure, and for some reason hard to under- stand the small fall capelim their natrlral bait which entered the rivers and ponds every fall to hundreds of barrels' and wintered there, are ab- sent his fall. The unexpected catch of mackerel south of East Point' in September sod October made a fairly good season for the fishermen. Smell: and eel fishing is now the order oi the day in the rivers and ponds, but the proceeds, are not encouraging, and no doubt overflshing in the past accounts for the shortage prow.- Ralph Robertson and Spencer Stew- art arrived borne from P. W. C. and U. C. C., respectively, to- spend their Christmas holidays.-His many friends east are pleased at the return of Mr. Bell for a. short. time but sorry that his [throat is still giving him some trouble. '

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l?’l"`lCK QUOTATIONS.

Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc-

Ourdy & Go., Stock and Bond Bro- kers, Members Montreal Stock Ex- change, 164 Richmond St., Char- lottetown, P. E. I.

December 23.

NEW YORK STOCKS.

High Low Close

Atchison 931 Am. Beet Sugar 23 Am. Smeltors Amal. Copper

Brooklyn R. T. 33i 33

94% 93% 235 23) Q 64 6B} 63} 722 72 72;

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Call on our

Mr. BJ) Rogers

lor information of

- our investment service

The question of how best to

invest .you usurplus funds ls surh a vital!-ly lmr»o'lment one that you should take advan- tage of everv facility that makes for investment effici- encv.

Besides our various ollices

at Halifax, St. John. Mon treal. Fredericton ard New Glasgow, we maintain agen- cies at important centres lor the convenience of our clients, and the investing public generally.

Mr. D B.Rogers has charge

of our agercy for Prince Ed- ward Island, with office at 166 Richmond St., Charlottetown. We cordially invite you to ask Mr Rogers for free copies of three interesting pieces of lnvestme nt literature w‘i ~h we have recently puhlisl-d, as followsz- (i) December “Invest ment Otl`evlirgs”-

(2) Nova Scotia Underwear

Circular,

(3) Partial Payment ~Plan

Booklet.

If it is not convenient lo

call on Mr. Rogers write your name and address across this advertisement and mail to him TODAY for this helpful liter ature.

J.£.Mur:klnlosh?a|o; _ _ - msn-'n raw - Members Montreal Stork Exchange IIEAD OFFICES--IIALIFAX Also at St. John, Montreal, Fredericton. New Glasgow. D.DRodera-Rep resantaii ve |66 Richmond Sireet,Chsrlottetown

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he pist five years were as follows:

application.

I °'s'1'ANF11_~:LD°s EARNINGS” 0

Figures usually are dry and irrriweresting things, but wh°n used

in connections wivh the earnings of a Company in whose-securitlis one conternphres making an investment they put on another appearance.

The profits of Stnntield’s Limited before payment of interest for

i9o8 i9o9 i9lo ' i9lr 19'2 $98935 $94,852 $105,517 5127.612 $149-406

Tie amount required for bonds interest is 835,00. We offer a b'ock of bondsln lost to suit purchasers. Price upon

F..B. Me€URDY O. C0.

rmrsuis or rlosrxsu. srocx sxcllrsen ____

lrllfex, Ottawa. Montreal, lt. John. Sherbrooke, llngeten, s Sydney, Charlottetown, 80. Jehrfs Kill.. lamden. LC.

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Mex. Petroleum

Miss. Pacific

Northern Pacific

Pennsylvania Rehdlng 167| 1661 1661 Rock Island 14 13} 131 Southern Pacific 90} 895 89}

155] 155 155 59|

Union Pacific

U. S. Steel

106|

Utah Copper 491 May

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silo: 12.10 np 1o. 5* C0|lie|°el\Ce

COTTON _

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24; roar los 109| loo;

1198 1.191 1222 1212 1218 1213 1219 1212

1198 1232 1218

J anllnry

U. S. Steel Pfd. Mulch

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` MONTREAL STOCKS' GRAIN mn Pnovlslous

High Low Close

871 ill

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Brazilian 'rrectinn sa 82| sz|` July wheat s1 Detroit ~ 70 May Wheat 80} Dom. Steel Oorp'n 38 Dec. Corn 69| 681 Minn.& St.Paul (S0o)126i 1262 1262 Mny Corn , 691’ 69} 69}, Montreal Power 216 215 215 4 May Pork 2087 2080 2087 N. S. Steel & Coal Com. No Sale. May [lard

87; l 90%’ By O[d¢l', 69K

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A general meeting of persons ln< '

ter ated wllisbe held in the Council --*

Chamber. Provincial Building. Charlottetown, on Tuesday. the X 30 h instant, at 8o‘clock P. M ,

1219 jtor the purpose of forming A Crm-

' "mine and organizing a celebration

in September next of the 50th an- niversary 'of me first Confederatio 1 Confe.-ence held in Charlotteiown

in Sepbmber. i864- _

ARTHUR NEWBERY, Clerk Executive Council.

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Suggestions for Xmas Gills

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J '-Y The best of all gifts would he a piallo. Have you heard our PLAYERS? \Wc llave,a uuln- ».l» her of well-known makes at present srrch°'as: 1-lEIN'llZMAN, MORRIS, KARN and_SHER- -__‘ _ LOOK-MANNING. We also‘cnrry a full stock of Player ROLLS, including both popular and *-.“- standard music.

_ Phonograph

ff Why not buy an EDISON and insure a MERRY XMAS to all ? This is a gift for the '<17 entire family. We carry EDI SON machines at all prices. Ask to see our AMBEROLAS. We

Q' also carry a full stock of choicest. RECORDS. Would they notmnkc a pleasing gift for

that friend who owns a phonograph 'I

Musical Instruments

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In the smaller musical instruments we are gilering VIOLIN S, GUITARS, AIITU-

l HARPS, MANDOLINB, BA NJOS and ACCORDEONS an well an UORNETS' (;|,/\|\1()N|4;'|‘S'

_’. FLUTES and' PICOOLOS. bought direct from the factory in Gerrnunv and wo urn in ir {4 position to give you exceptional. values at moderate prices. 'l`h en we have l-lAmv|0N[r'.,\3 `f<*/ that would gladdcn the heart oi any smnll boy.

,Ll Music Rolls, Bags and Salchels

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There is no more suitable gift than n MUSIC ROLL or SATCI-l|l‘Il.. It is li lzonstnrit rg-

miuder of theglver and unlike many other gifts is of real value to the recipient. We hnvu them here at all prices.

_ Sheet Music

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1 Have you thought. of shcet music nuapossihlc gift? This ifpropcrly selccisl :is sure

to please. Why not give us a chance to aid you in this direction 'Z We keep the t-l'i‘ANDARl)

, ¥ music in both vocal and instrumental, the kind that one never tirca of, ns well ns the very ;_'_ latest in POPULAR music. What; about n song book? We are lil a position to suit you 1*, ln this line.

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These are butafew general suggestions which we trust willbe of benefit to you. RE-

MEMBER there ere sei other tinye in the year besides xlvrlls.

I and if you want to yive something that will he appreciated throughout the entire

‘ .K4 year you cannot do better than invest in a musical instrument of some kind.

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0wncrs Should Learn All About Their Cars There are lig opportunitlts lor the young man of tcdiy in thc aiiloruo-

we An Up-lo-Dale School

of instruction his been opened in the garage of the P. E Island Motor Supply (50,, on Gr, G_o Sl; where PRACTICAL COURSES OF INSTRUCTION will be given by a competent instructor.

Day and Evening Classes

ALL TYPES OF ENG [N E3 AND MACHINES Classes start Ianuary 5th. Price List. cf Various Courses

Gnu rho No. I _

Complete course including books, driving lessons, examine-

tion and certificate of qualification, two nights a week.

(Present owners of cars will be given special instruction on their own

cars as to their care, etc.)

Cburio No. 2 _ _

Chauffeurs n_ow holding licenses b rt wishing ~morc knowledge

on the subject, not including books.

Same as above but including bookf.

Course Na. 3

Gasoline Engine, complete, ten lessons,

Ceursp No. 4

Prospective chsuffenrs, garage men and repair mzn, day

course complete, including books

For Full Particulars

Write or Phone C. J. REILY, Scc'y. Y- M. C. A.

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