rr QANUAXY 28.1914 .~ ~ -

»-on wool- me - 'ri-is ciiA1u.of1°m'rowN euiuunsu ~~

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The Kind Yolyliave Always Bought and which h bee

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.lv fifl.. lmlltlm ». .( > ` ` ,_

A. Cry' ,ford F|oi:cher'¢" »

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in use lor .over 30 years, has bdrne the sf ‘ls n

- _ _ and has been made undigahl-iepepot

" 501101 Sllpcrvlsion since its infancy.

an ooiuiooi-ion -I 'it ‘iimw M °¢'f° °° d°°°"° y°“ '“ ‘M-”°

V snlaonsand J1;.. gd” Experiments tha’t ti-iile with and enlellinzlaigthe hrgallillnag lniants and Children-Experience against Experiment,

\_ What S is CASTORIA

Uastorla is Qliarmless substitute for .Castor 0 ' Pate- I ¢0l’l°» Dl'0Ps and Soothln§ISyrup_-i. It is pleagsfnt; It contains neither Opium, orphlne nor other Nareotiq snbstunde.= Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and alloys Feverlshness. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation Flatulency, Wind Colle, all Teething Troubles and Diarrhuea. It regulates the - Stomach and Bowels, ' asslmilates the Food, giving healthy mid natural sleep.

The Children’s Panacea~Tlie Mothers Friend. '

‘ Bears the Si a-ture of

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'Mi§"|in.i'gl:c_ndson _ oi `J. Pierpont Margalm .wlio ls.e student st Hur- V&rd,_sh91ued amazement when shown a ststemenji that the _grandson oi _ Msrslfall Field, who is a student at the University ol Cambridge, spent $10 000 e. Yciir. He would only say' '

that I sent bout as much ,as the ' other men ii&l-lollis Hall." . `

_ Here is the Morgan budget, as esti- mated by an acquaintance, ‘ College tuition with .extra cour

at S6 per week, four ,weeks . Books and Stationery ' Club dues

Theatre and 'Opera

241

Olbthes ii Railroad fare to New York and

house parties

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Eyerything comes to him who waits~=except success.

Fords are 'chosen by men

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_ who"’.3f§§i “thereV"--by men

&"who"*7’il`§“‘r`f”ilf`és§n-cl-‘T of dependable

car that"s always on the job.”Tl:iey choose the Ford because of its splendid re-

cord; for consistent service.

Six hurdred and forty dollars in the new price '

of the Ford runabout; the touring car is six ninety and the town car nine forty, all, completely equip- ged and ready for delivery in G arlottetown. RUCE STEWART & C0 , LTD., Steam Naviga-

tion Wharf, Charlottetown.

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Every .General Manager s

who has writes iof ada And siderable

stringency.

,icotiah and e ep one . necessary to women as are. the mails

princ ipal

Price

o a Canadian Bank

Provin_ces in of business

parts

report, of Can-

a very con- real money life of Nova elegraph and

are now nearly as

light, gas,| water and

block of Maritime' Telegraph and Tel stock with the assurance of safet of

TBBSOII

will be given IJPOI1 lfeflliest-

nssion,

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gun", Jnhirs Hill.. London. IS. C-

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COHCBYN For further psi-ilculfrs apply. to

' ' . P . ' “‘“§k¢*f°* `"‘°%§“6‘§f601g“"5§,,,*2§ mm” Hsmw w cores

.' \ _ ' _ earo _ ‘ All dmv wdlim ‘M1111 '"4 ”°*-“°‘”",°,f’ 57§§~=F”:ode$| of oo of T ,..o...3»i...o...fi'é’i'i§'i'. M"'°°

5°ttl°.d',’.”<i‘ ‘Man or bdon f 8 thlilskufnfgparticulars. A. I x5tli o(Nov`embc'r, will be handled into the _courts 01'

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V _ V _ _ _ I A , g remises at0lierryl'lill'oii Wednesday Pr E t i ‘ J 8 iserfiiioowiuioiostrooi §.§‘.l’..."‘:.” 2i"foo“io3§.‘I»i"i‘i°-751°!! -'$53 2:-:t.:"l::‘>'l'?:"°%;3l°“l°"&3'°'°'" - _ _ v . . . . ~ St 1°'-» N- B- :.'..~'-.°'*";:.:.¢.°v.r.:.f“i.::.“:..i:::i.::~:~ ... ..

_ ._9¢"_f||,_Pi E.. I- A V ' ._ ' Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, ooiivldiooeix .soma me iioofooiiodi, _,,,,°,,g§;°,}‘,‘;°_'g'_;|l,-,\,‘,,°:@fg‘§=¢ °'° °'F°*=

. ,_._~`[`,;3 . _~ » i , hh, Eu, 0‘=d\lfB\1:tll;:h;\1§::§lmi)£t0fAU;2; mvurrgalns for Eye-g arse! are quite

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as

.F1 sneut only about one *wth '01 llalpall ll" Sha Zgzlsilodhlvtizletllorli2;:oilla:y§v;l;,dili

Triad “Fruit-a-lives” ?1fi“‘l‘I.i.‘2“£.‘3‘.i'.;’i.“‘.':.°:i..”‘;E.‘2:;"' “‘°

_ CA\rPssi.x.vn.i.s, os-r.,M»y 511|. i9i3. players sro ouowod to osoopo with

ses, laboratory and Hmuasium s ‘fl °°"”°'~°P°“k '°° M8515’ °f "Fl’\\i¢- Warning” “ft” 'mmmmiiug deliblirlite Rafi rom. lie Homo Hou “

Board at Varsity training table. g

-tives". For over tliiitylyesm, I hsvs attacks on players. Mr. Rosenthal uttered from Chronic euralgis gud adds that Ottawa clubs has not Ensltgilsigoni::|;:5i:(;i<;l‘ng;in§oldsgony, abandoned hope of hearing of the took bottle sftcr bottle bf lilillcgzlidiililif seven man game in vogue again

20 wmiooi foiiof. 'rho dooiof :old me I :sd Wm t-“ke the ”‘““"' “P "°‘.°'° 250 would not get betterbut“Fniit-s-tives" 6 executive of the N' H' A* He

ro'ved‘ that the doctor was wrong, by wntends that 'the °“lY- way V’ elim'

Flowers ` 120 giving me quick relief and finally mate the r°_"gh w°rK is t0 imP°°°

120 nd completely curing me. Navy Penalties and 511011911 the 111108

I wouid not have my pruent health thlls Dllfliillg it up to the clubs them- it wasqiot for “Fruit-s-tives" and I “N08 £0 Punish the players who

. -__ Bm KlB_d'°f the opportunity of giving handicap their chances through be-

Total 31,464 you this letter about suclins sp sndi ing banished. One of Mr. Mor§en’s friends, com- ";‘;:i¢dY il; 'fruit-I-tives , for the . Percy Lesllellr 58*/Drs s continua- mentlng upon his mode of living, §.m.,‘;°f° °E °t §§',"°‘“°“ Wh° ml? 5° tion oi the six man hockey” but said he was the most democratic I ‘ ry “ 'ce W0Uld 80 back to th ld

e o penalty

man in college. MKS- NATHAN DUNN. system. He would cut. out. the minor “There is nothin in hi h M ‘ ' '

8 W 'I OYSB-D _ “Fruit-s-tives” is the only medicine fouls-and “nd all °”°“d"9 05 W9- icq

enraged thatls. expense." said his modoiromffoiijuiooo oodiopmiooiorly f°f P°1"1°f1= Of twc. five and ten friend. "He does not have an auto- suited to women because of its mild mi“Ut°9» f°"°iU8 U10 “H1118 t0 Play mobile and he livss simply. A great action and pleasant taste. With men shy. This, he says, would

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\ many men are spending five times Fri-li!-11-tives' is sold by all dealers have the effect of checking thestren-

C I IA the amount lie does.” - if 5°¢l\l’7°X» gt f9\' 231350. lrilil 8_i2¢. ?5c, uous play, as the' teams would he

_ _ or may e 0 sin _from Fniit~a-tives heavily houdiooppod in the six mon

_... Limited Ottawa game mth Ona 0,. two men sh L s_

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A gn EGGS FROM CHINA ueur says that the present. rules are

90 C0lDDilcated it is impossibl f

- To UNITED S1\ATEg_ FRUIT GROWERS MEET the oiliciels to please the speztstolb,

Who do not understand the rules.»Ro-

FREDERICTON J sn. 22-The d »

sAN FRANCISCO, Jon. 24.-six ginth ionnuoiméoting of rho Now ?§;'.._ an _ Dwagh mv" L°°“°“"

hundred cases of eggs from Shanghai, runsw ck Fruit Growers' Associa- "'l-Isre is a game which shows ii

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China, were included in the cargo oi tion opened this morning at the one of the weaknesses of mx mm., the liner Siherl which arrived last C0l\l10llChambs

__ ' s., _ `_ r, City Hall, with a _hockey/» remarked Referee Ernie But:

ln 30) $131; aflrnolnzteghedegyentée Tlililesoareggg éagrrigmglistrhgee hegttezdzng. fnotwéth- csrworth, of Ottawa. during the On-

_ new tarm act _ . _ - day which has bloléked mau° 05;” 5;" .tsrio-Canadian game here Saturday

THB Kind YOU HBVO AlWayS BOUgl‘lf Under the five-cent tariff £000 cas- country roads. y e mght° UO'”ta“°s played °°"s°t'i°““1

l"'Nl Cl:N1*Au|\coM|»/suv ulw vcnkclvv 93 Ol hocke at Ottaw

_ _ Chinese eggs were received in Acting President ,Vroom delivered - y 8 and deserved to

S F _ h- Will the game on the play, ibut the ef-

ch-al; tsfggggg; 133 yggféorg-5,331" gg, G1? .,‘2,;‘;',;‘;;‘_ a"§;°°5,~,e ,;g§em“;f-mg, foo took it on ou oi__n.»m, on no

. ' _ ' ` reach 30,000 cases during the ensuing his annual I`@D0l`t» Bl10Wil1g the inter- result' is the Bpasmodw emarts they

;_li,,j 1 ye`al'. ‘ llhl W0l`l{ Of the BSBOCl8fl0l1. M . S. are making tonight to .get going

B. Hotiiowoy complimented eiiorosso- ’“Ef‘i“' This "“"“““ “"““ 1” 8” km

ciation ,mon h vin _ er.

` i _ __ 1- t_ t ad g such an ener

- ' f- _ .11 ge ic secre ary an upon his motion

‘ ‘AS\l\l'l\B_ chtgffh H. vote of thanks was passed to Mr. AF I *_-1'* ' wiioornic coucns - srlsiionic csonr T‘"”°Y-

| sioncuiru eouclis coins. NWO" H°°I>°f 011 behalf of the ' . -

150 p

1oo if

it Growers of Fredericton, spoke

Martin Rosenthal of the Ottaw

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. malor fouls and that the majority of

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IIYAILIUNID IIN

A simple, lsfo and eflseilvoueamgqg fm- hmm

chisl troubles. without dosing tlig urumgsh 1,-ip, drugs); Used with' luscessfor thirty years.

0 I r carry as the lnilsepilc vapor lamina

om. ovory omni. mlm ei-surfing ¢...y', ..,.,¢|.,,

Asihms. S¢nduspos!zliovdesqi|;¢i"|,¢°g|¢¢_

ALI- DRUGGISTI.

T CRBSO LBNB

AN'l`r§EP'|`lC THRO 1' ' :i;`a"i’3’l;'B'i_~x_sl'rl>i~\lioli-rii=inA¢il .

us, llljlrtuamiti. .

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Llintruilifllll. 4 ; -» *rl -

-.;__-‘__ _ - -'~> -me The election of oillcers was deitrred

Simplified, I nvlestment

*It is a fallacy to suppose that one must' wait .until he has thousands to,in~ ve_st. The income on a wisely invested $100 can ` be Justas safe_and- more lucrative than _if lying idle. in the bank.

And with our Partial Payment Plan you do not, even have to wait until you have $100. There are many GOOD bonds and stocks on our list which\ pay 6 and 7 per een/t.

just $10 down and $10

monthlgobuys any one of these nds or shares. W i t h safe investment made so easy who would'nt be an investor?

,S ppose ou write for the ljree boollet---TODAY.

and marketability -in the event of in-

E81' D 1873

Members Montreal Stock Exchange IIAD OFFICES-IALIIAX Also si Si. John. Montreal, Fredericton. New Glssluw. lenlsmin losers-Representative ll 6 Iliehmoi\dS¢ue1,Chsrloimown

Cmaditemeoi Co 6 p c

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,$5.137 oI1’.T.§..'..'I." i'.‘°i1’.Z.§.'»'3f§'iZ"2.‘.'T.'IL?Il.'l'..'°if.'.“»I

“ns children and n BOON to sufferers ima:

_._ business oi the meeting was taken o - composed of

_ Messrs. Peters, Hathaway, Gilman

.ro | ,

Vspo Cresolino Co. f . \ i"`\ ‘$0

J lzcorilmlisi.. ii.'i`. ,~ #_

.ecmiiis Miles Bulidinj

of the growing importance of the in. duetry which they represent and paid a‘tribute to the late C. Gilman, who had been prominent in the adalrs of the association from the time of its ilJ¢BPf»i011 Until 'his death. His Wor- ship also traced the growth of the fruit exhibits at the Fredericton Ex- hibition, as indicative of the growth of the industry.

After Chairman Vroorn had thank-

ed the Mayor for his attendance, the

up A committee

,and Turney were named to take into consideration the report on the amended conditions under which ap- ples are tp be placed on the market.

uliiii o report io obtained from tho nominatiiig committee, Messrs. S.. B. Hathaway, S. L. Peters. J . W. Clark and James Barnes. Delegates to the Fruit Conference were elected by ballot and Messrs. C. N. Vroom, S, ,B. Hatheway and.-Wm. Gilman were elected -as delegates, .with Messrs Clark, Smith and Wilmot as subst- tutes. . .

~ There was a. general discussion oi `the conditions under which fruit"'~ is

Wilmot dlelivsred his annual' rfeport ~ as treas rer, the report-being ._»r_¢'~' ferred to Messrs. S.. L.' Peters '#1 Lt and Charles Fulton, as sn audit commit- tee. The convention is in’progress “Sain this afternoon and this even-.

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Placed _on the market and Mr. Henry;

M KeepYo1rHnds ...‘?,§1§’£..’ZZ'f.:t'.Z’iI'.f’.. ...

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_CuticuraSoap And Ointment

A Treatment: On retiring, soak the

ing _there will ~be` an 'lllustrstedi-leo `~ ture at the Assembly, Hall :in the Normal School building. 4 . ' -___.______

FOUR EOLIPSES T0 TAKE

PLACE THIS :YEAR

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 26-

'Four eclipses, two of the sun ' and

tw? of the moon are to take place du ing the present year. The drst is scheduled for one month from to- morrow. It will be an annular eclipse of the sun, invisible in North America. The only persons who will

southern parts of Patagonia and New Zealand, and they will see it only as a email psrtisi eclipse.

During the second week of March

there will be a partial eclipse oi the mioon, which will he visible in practi- callv every pert oi the United States and Canada. In August will come a total eclipse of the sun, which will

be visible ss a small partial eclipse Store next tot Fur Fal'l‘l'1€l’S'

Bufteau. -

in Eastern Canada and the New England States. On September Brd and 4th there will be a partial eclip- se of the moon, which will be visible, in the far western part 'of the United States and Csn‘ada.- ' ,

I eller by private nic my farm of

50 acres situated st North Hilton, io miles from Charlottetown. all

outbillldings all in ood 're ir.

'.ii‘.'2..o“§.°§.‘L°‘§3.`$?.i§¥..§°.."€.§1 22.22' BOOK and NOVELTY

removed to Newson Block in

ery and novelties. . l

. o it . 160 R*°|“\\°"d Sf- "°°'A‘°""“" ‘ rroioiiiooi -I

splendid Form nomo... , - ‘;,m,_Mjn

hands inuhot water and Cuticura Soap. Dry, anoint with Cuiicura. Ointment, and wear soft bandages 'or old loose gloves during the night.

¢utiunrs Bospsnd oliitmmt an som tnreulhout

Howorid. A llbenl lsmpls of csch,with 82-page

booklet on- the mrs A? treatment or the 'skin and soup. sent post-nec. ddress Palm Drlis dionem. corn.. Dem. lax. Bums. WB- A- .

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-BRowN's

STORE

'Now _

Books, Post Cards, Station-

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' ' 7’ ' ` " A ;gQ3_c;Ag»,g` 1-ilnvsiui _BUDGET ,A I 'V rnos. 'MLK ABOUT ‘

_~ -- _ Y ‘ . snvss MEN 'rsisiis

BOS'l'$l`N‘-,lJan. 24-Junius Spencer i

' o'l'rAwA, uso. `24.-'rho quoomm 0,

"°V°1`t1"E to seven man liocke ` _w 1

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_ 5° reviewed at the next meetlng of

____ the National Association. Secretary

lr`ritati.onsl ._ and _

Eruptiolis _

of the Skin

Besides that annoying and tor-

turing itching of eczema, you Can- _ not forget that, left to itself, il becomes chronic and spreads over the body. ~ S

It is wonderful how quickly Dr.

Chase‘s Ointment affords relief from the itching :ind sets the heal-» ing process in action. Graduiilly the sores disappear and new, smooth skin .takes the-if place. ` -

Mrs. Nettle Massey, Covisecon, Ont., writes:-“For live

years l suffered with what thrge doctors culled psoriasis or chronic eczema. They could not he_p mc, unil one ol' till-in tolli me if anyone offc-red tu guurzintw: 2, cure fur $50.00 qu keep my iiioiiey, us l could not be cured. The disease aprt-all all liver mr, even on my lace and head, and the itching and b,i»'niiig was hard io- bcnr. l used eight boxes ol l)r. (lliusr-'s (liiiiihem, and l am glad to say l nm entirely cured, nut ii sign oi is 'serv to he seen. l can hilijdly praise this ointment r-iii»ugh." . _

Dr. Chnse's Ointment owes its .\oiiderlul sl icess to the iact that it

positively cure.. eczema. Pun it ao the test. 60.-. ii hux. ell dealers. Sample box fr-.-e, it' you rrieniioil this paper. F.d|miil'smi, Hates hr Co., l.imiied,'l`urontu. ` g l Q

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We have had such long experience in plumb-

ing, in correcting other fellow’s mistakes _that _we are confident we can give you supreme satisfaction on every job you may entrust to our Care. __ _.

We use the latest systems and methods in our

respective lines and notwithstanding the fact that our service is prompt and supremely satisfactory in every respect our charges are no higher than you would pay for inferior workmanship. Why not

_ try 'I`rainor’s style of plumbing? Call, write or

phone 393-J. ` ` ' ' . .. s

Fred H. Trainor ` v '

¢5§_ _ 80 Grafton St.

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STEAMSIIIP SAILINGS _ V _

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Is s Popular Way to Travel L PAC l F I C

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» Not ss luxurious as the Palace Slee er. but the meet the requirements of

l s superior class oi nstrons just as welfi-and at linllthe cost.

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_Mall-!$.'i'£AM$ijlQ.t,. 1 Dsughier Their

To LIVERPOOL . ` `

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To IIVRE Q. |-UNDON 4

Sat. 31 Jsn. Pomsranlsn....Bt. John lissazionneiixtiionnritb all Rcallway

In Qlml l ll n

'ro cusaow . . one U. s wiifroiighiio dofivlu-§

'riioro iisob~-sioiimi some I °'"'°“°’ °“d"°"°°"'" ° "'°"°

mrznoioms

either on s prepaid Iorser, or

Thur. 2$Fob. Numidian Portland

Thur H Feb-Numidlsnf... Portland . Thur I Mar.-Pretorisn ....Boston |

:One elsss (ll) Osbln Steamers.

For rates and full particulars e S‘v‘s contudon r s I W.K.ROGERB.Cit7. » ”' W. K. Rogers

wie"-mSsves Delay- ‘ Ssvcs Time

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NTIIKATIONAL lull'

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St. John to Boston. . . .. ....$4.30

§‘t..t]¢|>zhn to Portland. . . . ...

¢ oomi...............-... , '

Leaves Bt..lo ii st .00 a. m. nrsday sol*-‘III-. 'for Lubes. ilatport ln x

Make reservations lmmed- ' asm smug

iuoiy. `

Why not travel by the

“S. S. Digby" sailing from Halifax monthly? $60.00 for saloon passage unexcciled accomodation.

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ECONOHY AND COMF0ll'|‘ COMBINED. J. K. ROSS. local slsnl. 3

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