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ras ouannorfrnrowu o__(

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. - lie 6 Ilii-

Adverlising Phase |32 3 we :za uit at

» s-swans” nm....`........`.I_..._Luze |33-_ ___

passe oem at onaiitimvn. urine. sauna nine.

Bummsrslde. Alberton. Bouris and lolltlgut

|181-auch Ohees at

“l General Representatives -All Advertising Agents ln;ll£a;|s W 'qu

Special Representative-Frank ll. No

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Bl_iUARY 8, |913. I _ V V

Rubber

We have iobe careful in

the selection of rubber goods and _voll should be as ealeful -`iS \‘.`\.` .

The Legion of Honor, a title aki

llc-ilvcen ihelliggliest \;r;uie

owl the wholly Iwi lin rc is

' PERSON ALITY.

in many respects to our British;tcaded to others and benefitted them. Knlghthood, has recently been con-’ The complaint has been made, and

iel-red upon a lady dressmeker inlit is worthy ol note, that distinc- Paris. And why not? Are not ladies ` tions of this kind fill but seldom up- as justly entitled to such distinctions ' on business men. And yet in the us men are? Nobody will dispute 1 purely business world there are more their right to a title provided they'l'emarkahle succoslel, than in that

n that the charm of her art`hos ex-

mte- ua el it when uw nie it

Dat this hy thelway. -The unendi- ture for agricultural edueationis not only iudlcious but is lully appreciat- ed. .

The hearty sympathy and eo-opera- tion of the cltisens ol Chariot/tetown with .the movement, their shorts to make the stay in the city a pleasant one and the geonine appreciation by thevisltoeaolthese eiiortsarealso features which stand out prominent- ly in connection with the nrst Short Course held in the province. The power of friendly intercourse

cannot be too highly valued. Hereto- fore-we have had s too pronounced line of demarcation between city and country. They were regarded as sep- arate entities, with diherent cbiocts

return and there temiwrary break now hoped that be the general port remainder oi the

The publisher

DIN! in the writing to us “I would oi a medicine of time like

It has been an

our household ever member, and has would-be competitors

A sucoassrm. rims.

Attention is directed to the vcryi _

satisfactory year's operations of the North American Life Assurance Oom- psny, a summary ol which appears

elsewhere in this issue. ‘

' ' E thirty-two years __ of

' I North American Li e history

not \'cl'_\'1lll|i‘ll rifix»_»;\u,e in l~\'1c-lnal zlflprillalu-»._ I '_1‘ lil: lliflerl-xllw i- swan i'\uiu<`; .ml ii yin \,i.iplu-il io gc; l.-»`..‘. nf ..:1 i\~~\v0li\r\' kiilil. \.\`l- c!il'l'}'

earn it.

of politics, art, industry, iournalis

llut why an imperial title for a_or other ceilings. Why do the d

1411-l--.-nu\k¢-r7 And again why not? tinctions so rarely fall into the me

lilligllilloorl has been conferred inicnntile world? How lar is this lack wipe on this mm The interest. 0| amounted to $.,'530J336' an mana”

m in view, with purposes that were 1°' rather antagonistic than common.

r' The recent visit has done much to

,`,,.-a

cizln-ri ni i;l.'l_ie.s 1-1 ‘.\\\w'l liv-

7.'

in--1 .iwif ` ‘ ~ J ._

1,-_.li `i.i\'.l`. 5- ~»,l\`l lin ju-X wlllli L1 1- 'Url ills* 'ill l`.‘,'_.ll

i‘T|\,

151-_ 'llller B\iil~s_S,\ii1<-ce-.

etc.

. \ H ,N _,cl __

. l

_*S 3221

2 L

, ..-.__,,"` 3

erously ieathering his own nest fro

to those who are merely doing the same as their neighbors, although

ccss that

_‘1`1~" “M1511 Empire 01 0"" “1°°“}°1"°'°g“m°“ °“ "m1“°u°° 1° 111° the city and the country are com-‘.01 $1,500,910 over those for 1911. ` ':~~rl-iuints, artists, architects, rail-,business man? Is it because his work, ‘mom Each is the comphment of the* 'rho volume of policies on me (hm-_ i

' null-uutes and even upon news-;as a rule, is not expressive of his oth", and neither can be complete 35.5158?) books now runs close to $50,- mr mon. While we are unable to`personality'I One large store ls very Without th otheh Heretolon the D~um;g the year $422,000 was pam

.iruish absolute proof, we presume* much like another. To the world gen- any has bam in the habit 0| spemp to bengnclanes ol deceased Policy- iut the honor is bestowed in recog- erally a large business is simllly a ,ng its summers in tm wmuy and holds;-,_ brlnglng up the total math

mon of work well done. machine which sells goods, pays with mutual mmm to both This Claim Payments since organization The "well done” may, we admit, wages and is conducted by a propri- harbeen the ant considerable visit 'E0 rt£1;°A1}*;f`e5‘;c“‘;U;A‘;1 hitgsigzw- bT1\° be open to some qualifications and ‘ev_or. Is the proprietor part of the of the country to the ,My and the ngted iorrifs pnfmpt ;ay':esnt°°; modifications. It may mean well machine or is he s. personality con- benents have been mut“B1_-0m“.mnd_ Death “Mmm

e done for the pecuniary interests oi itrolling the machine, and a part of hi h b t th ned nd new In me matter 01 prong; tg policy.

0 the honored one; it may mean well the community as well as of the ma- B ps ave em B rang B a 11015019. PHYUBMB H1345 IW 19119 Q0111'

` ' " I ll l Ll; benefit; of humanity or cbine” ° ones formed, each knows more about pany dmmg the year ,B stated to

‘me ‘“` ° ' ' ` the other and there is a healthy de- compare favorably Wm, tho” ‘made “t lea” “ mir 1"°p°"'i°“ of it 1" The man wh” uve' simply t° man sire to still cultivate the increased by many of the other companies o

_ ~ \ ‘ _ n-

IlR['GGl.W1 the immediate shadow of the honored money, to see that profits flow into knowledge_ These are healthful and crating in Canada. The amount thus

one. Usually, however, the moBt,his own pocket exclusively, without benencial matures of the chapter wet disbursed during the year 1912 was marked results of the work well done ‘regard to the community of which he c\0wd_ _ 313122202 Poucyhomlm. “tems” “_

are evident upon the person 'or the is a part, is a machine. There are so That the short Course will be com dominate is evidenced by the fact,

!-‘-“*'*-"“""i- = 5 l\0C1ii'* 01 the 101't“118t¢ 1”°Ce“'e" of many mmm” 01 “mt” 0 human ty- tlnued and that nexl; ygar will gee a that, as heretofore, the sum paid ng

Erbs title. It is seldom conferred up- each abs0I‘bed in PHi1f111l1E 1119 0WD larger Bchocli with better “duties Dgvidepdg to Guarantors amounted to on one who has not succeeded ln gen- course, that no special honor is due for teaching and better results Sauer t 2815;; gleoyv snégei ss\;l::lis<!:EfcJ;,;)00i.n_

ally is assured by the Splendid elm- crease el $911,000 and new total

attended the initial school. $13,225,000. Surplus of Assets over

,A g _. < '“ f’ it But, in all fairness to the some

\ dressmaker has been so signally ho

the products of his labors.

. B .

13.1- ,. of titles. more is usually required There must be an element of un- ’ ' 'J than cue mere ability to learner ones selfish idealism, s distinctive impulse

` 1 I own nest. The fact that this Paris of creation, a motive in some way

n- separable from that of material _l

0l`@d 10191195. Or 511911 We BHY 911011111 ` wealth to interest people in the per-

they are doing it more successfully

as sonality behind the machine and to

gl imply, that there is a distinctivene

about her style of dressmaking; that

win for it such distinction as is often

_, produces himself in his paintings; worthy.

she has put something other ow

"\ personality into it, as an artist r

D e_\ accorded to personalities who are less

IAVE US EXAHINB

ou r eyes and tell you if you reqtlalrs

las ses We test by the best me or; SUGGESTIVE'

Out of a rural population of less than

is a re-

cure a supply of ice which without this snap, would be in famine quan-

Liabilities now amounts to $1,576,-

NOTES. 045, an increase for the year of no

less than 21 per cent.

The cheerful prophets who have been Buch a ye|;r’s record shows the predicting a you'll-catch-it-yet kind 11’1“'““3°m““t ° U19 C°mP‘mY “N191” ol winter will find some temporary ‘gfgggeaad1;5f1§'&:;_':`d‘au';:;g;'To?:: ¢°\\B°19-431011 1° “I9 311' ¢°d“Y- T1” ,ed out at the Annual Meeting held in

drop to a few degrees below zero is, Toronto on Thursday, January _30,

however. a veritable godsend as it the ailalrs oi the Company are in a will enable the ice merchants to pro- d°“rmhi“g °°“diti°”'

titles next summer. ` COLON, Feb. 7-21 people are

___ known to have perished and the list

Ab t nn. em-S a 0 ge-,f_ J, l\_ will lil-rely reach forty as the result

. nd lil. glasses to suit each spesia Ass. '

G II. TAYLOR Jeweler & Gnticinn

new KING crores norm.

f Wm. HONBOUNQUETTI. Hjr. .Ptlv ate Baths Running Water an

IJ t 'Psi h i all room

2?; 'B=i `n€eHsmaIls°lI1<?sm= s

If ouflshllw Ul~l'Pxoc1.\.i‘en , \ - SYDNEY. N- S

Foxes Foxes

"Parties having 19v3 pups for sale should correspond with the undersigned, giving breeding and

étnic p~:i<~<-.

_ "l"OX\"`

‘ lb ‘< “.32

C_F l1‘=»'_-l'2f»\\‘li.

1-;.~£\[

There were some live hundred per-

sons in attendance for two weeks.

' ran.

We heard a man say the other;

morning that the abbreviation fori February-F‘eh.-means *Freeze every| body, and that man looked frozen ln his ulster. It was apparent that he needed tbe_kl~nd of warmth thatf stays, the warmth that reaches from! head to foot, all over the body. We’ could have told him from personal knowledge that I-lood’s Sarsaparilla gives permanent warmth, it invigor-I ates the blond and speeds it along,

tllrouegh artery and vein, and really Edward Island it is quite safe to say me “led “nd W°m¢“» 11°” “D11 81f19»} that from none of them would the re to emo; cold weather and resist the, spouse have been any more th-an a

attacks of disease It gives the right

kind U1 warmth; stimulates and mere fraction Of the attendance in

-strengthens at the same. and all its

benelits ure lasting. There may suggeeliou in this for you.

l H -:.11-_ _ ,,__»~~_ --.-_~_ A__

. 1:; ...__'..'..-.:_...v.;==,»-sm-»=;.-_ _“___

- \‘.'1_:i.~¢l._-1,-1-31.

'Tho best safety razor you can

,Qc-t :11l}'\\’ilcr<3 at :my price f- the be-St I i':\7.<>l' im' <£<»\\'lr\' lu-fli‘d or Wiry

180,000 this, to begin with,

The Short Course in Agriculture, l markable showing and one

which concluded yesterday evening, the history of agriculturm has made many impressions which it- in Canada has “ot even will be well to keep in remembrance. m.0ached_ From this one fact fha

legitimate inference is that agricul- ture is the cornerstone and the ioun dation of activity in Prince Edward Island. It would he well not to lose

which, in education been ap-

fsmily there is asking for a 200 acre num in Prince Edward Island, stet-

_ ing that now they intend to come.

t to the

ou ee y g

_ of the sinking of the schooner Gran-

Winfield was at Tarland, near Bal ‘_ one of the new

_ d od G ton. D -

moral, in the scottish Highlands. A 2,81 drowngg was Father Antonio B letter just received from a. prominent (;atl\0ll¢ priest,

The mter has be” se" °“ was Local. .irrnlomlovs ss the P\1b11C1l-Y Agent 15° 11131” “"`““¥°‘ cannot reachtho seatcf the disaasie- Catl-

mm” “fir if P°““’1°~ *° °°°“" “N §’.'l'l'.i"lll‘e'§§’§‘.’-°‘~i é’.fr‘.i°i‘t"§‘$'§°'i‘Il'i1'¥.'r‘i¢'\?2‘ifli

be B Another quite legitimate inference

__, is that the expenditure for this pur-

gty at present in power with any

sight of this fact. There are othe activities, picturesque, fortune-mek ing activities, but they are only for the few. Agriculture is for the many, for practically all and on its devel- opment alone, whatever success may attend the others, the future prosper- ity of the province depends.

Had an invitation been extended,

under similar conditions, to the mem- bers of any other calling in Prince

this case.

pose by the government is a profit- able investment not only for the gov- ernment but for the province. Many of those in attendance and who, especially during times of political warmth. were slow to 'credit the par-

good, are quite outspoken in their appreciation of the efforts now being

r - » _ - me \»e°" the °°m°- i:r;l‘.:.‘z:°.‘i.°i.'.‘i;;:ls‘l:.:’si::;h.°:.:‘i.:;

blood and mucous surfacas._ i_iail's Oat-

Ths Earl Grey in coming to Char- arrhgpgenilnotaq\;:;'ri:1\¢r{7|ed€clr;\e. ltivvs-

r s e one o a s

lOtl'.6f0Wl1 T1lll1`S<18Y 1115119 Blmost' B. fnethis counzry hir yenss oiled is ayliegullllli summer record from Picton. There is £,§f,f§§‘§°,1,g§,-n_°c°§_,1§?,'f§§;’?:&,S1fh§ ggét

~ ~ _ o url rs. scin rec y on

“tue ma m the strait and the some mI)lcougsurffcss.’l`l\o pezriectcomblnatiog what severe frost of the past few siege zwodinglrnedientgip wha; préuliaceg

u e es n ur

nights made no trouble for her ln the '§,e‘§,d`§,‘§.“,,,,‘Q,m,§`n,;‘l,°f,.,,ef° “R " "

» - F.J.0HENEY&U0. Pr s. Toled 0.

harbor. The difficulty previously ex-

driven out to sea Doubtless it will

' on s \or_

' w________________,_,_____,,_,_,_,_,_,,,,,.,.,....,..... one r m lamb. ll tot called for ln ten da

"""""" will ble sold to Da! exp uses. ya

. -1. .

'ro come A com: IN oNa nav 2.,M,,,,.,_ N” W "°°“('§§’.R,|l

Take LAXATLVE BROMO Quinlan Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVBYB sig- nature is on each box. fine. I l

Camerorfs

Bread

11»*"'

perienced at the entrance to the har- tgzke Pairs Family Pills 1°' wllltina- bor, which was rafted ice, has been L_' _

In point of amount of New Busi- ness Issued, 1912 easily ranks' anti in the Compsny's long histo of thirty-two years. New Pgliciel f

Successful

have beenhyeng of

ru re .growt . ' ut n mgre subatantislgninsthapéverff

lirzufilcelliilr were flfigtlstemll .and 31°” "'b°` '

Sum, line. V w Pchcieein 1912 ran _ . 25 per cent. in earceae of gloss

Cumneill for 1911. Assets more ‘ by

'l Nmih’

_nearly one million dollars and

Net Surplus by 21' per cent; PolioiesinForoe now total .nearly , 1 fifty millions. The swing of '

' success iswith the ' , '

North American A Life Assure-1nce_vCo. °`

TIE FIGURB TELL THE STDRYI V

1912 6 I 6 Ig9ud26 O In;0’;ai50

Policies Issued 9 753033 v ° ' '

' ' 4 .-169.581 45,849,515 3623.060

Policies ln Force 12,224,159 1 2,31,” 98 fgnpm

233

A”°“' ' ' ‘ 1,516,040 1,300,184 215,202

Net Surplus . .

. . . 2,404,757 2,295,177 109.5

%f:|I;§;;;lts.tol’olicyho\ders 1.110.903 958313 1%»595

Prohts Paid to Policybolders 166.363 143-135 19.

You Can Make No Mistake

in insuring with the North American Life. It is a _Com- pany of proven worth. In the past ten years it _has distributed $1,165,388 by way of profits among l_ts policy- holders. lrl 1912 disbursements of profits to p0l1Cy1li>lderS

amounted to over $166,000- _ _ . ` f

Asteadily increasing earning-power on lnvestmeifits, a

favorable death-rate_ and a management that combines progress with conservatism, are your ,L es that North American Life Policies will pay. . ,

' . .

North American Life Assurance"€o‘; “

9 /‘

“Solid as the Continent’ I

L GOLDMAN' . 4 EDWARD GURNE

Y..

ra-¢ v\¢..ef.-lem me Prvhlsei

Managing Director - _

MANY DROWNED.

Ceiarrh Cannot he Cured

P .

Hold b Drug lsts, prlcu '?5o 0'

2 .ED 'SH §_|-I 50 Pl

There are some time

i| dustry.

Qmadc in behalf of our greatest in-

c ' “Is good Breed"

F The scriptural injunction to "Mak

il__le_i_tei.;fr;zf

handle with 12 double

The Gillette needs no stropping or honing, is al'

ways ready for use and the double edged blades give you twice as many shaves ns the ordinary safety razor will. ‘

$5.00 outfit comprises German silver bolder and

plush or satin lined leather case. Others range from $6.51] to , _ _ _ . . . . . . $1250 ,

F ennell V_£<5’_ RChandler "

edged blades in llandsome

' ly not been lost upon the party now

unto yourselves friends of the mam- mon of unrighteousness"'has certain-

handling the mamulon, and even lf that mamrnou is the creation of the party out ol office it only shows their want of worldly wisdom in not mak-

-.~\---~».».--vvv--ve

zsilexall Frace Cream is specially

Prepared to meet the taste of the most instidious. It is a, splendid pre- 1“,“`“*»1°“ 101' ¢Ditenius~ the skin and giving it that smooth, velvety (eel- illg that dressy women so much de- sire- l-arse in zse. 'rue nlel-riuuou

' /___ _ ,i

ling

Drug 00-. Corner Great George and

The “IIome Made" Kind

Buy if at

Coffin’s, McLeods', Chap-

pel's, Ci-a.bbe’s, Crockett‘s, Moore’s, Trainor’s, Cameron’s,

Wheai1ey’s; Mc £’hee’s, Small- wood's and Cronin's Grocery

.- -- W 'F *V =

_- ><'-';-6_3-.= ta-.~ (Alf ,; '_

SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NOR'|Il.,

WEN' LAND REGULATIONS.

ANV person who il the sole head ol s

family, ol' any male over 19 ears old eileemuser -:.°'.".:i°' .-°°il°“ ..°'.--

nl s n n

Saskatchewan or Aibsl-ta._'l‘he agplignift i‘.‘&‘.?<ié""ii‘¢'.i.‘l °°5?°§..'lf .$2.13 °i'€.‘.”i‘l’." dlstrgct. Entry Izy rarer( may gié_ms.de`;ll n gene . on ceran c u fstlier, m_o51sr. son. daughtgr, blhgtnllsar uI- slst sr of intending homastender.

Duties.-Six months' re idsnos upon

and cultivation all the land in each cl three years. A omesteiladsr may liv within nine miles of his omestasd on s

lsrm lpaattlealpf moncll)'eehl;ol’el5Iowned‘ and oceu m r s , eornsaughfer brothei or sizteiqf mn her' In certain dlstrlcts a homesteader in

tssd standing may pre-empt a quarter section alongside h s homestead. Price

$8.00 par aero. nlgudigls.-Must lépsidsuuncnughna hams

Pre-em n s m

oifnsllx spare ft:-|4313 gate of hr§;e_s;'e:s slag

c n s m r

1\°lnc~t°l% patent) 'enrfqciflllvsa 'fflfly

aciegextrst. d h h h t d

amen as erw o as 91 eu e homestead right and cannot oht:in plfla. empgioa mlnpleater for n plirrchased home- ste lace in districts. rice ll.u0 per aol-.e.Duties.-Must reside six months in sch ol three years, cultivate fllt .greg

_____,. 7--

J. K. ROSS, Provincial Manager Prince Edward Island,

Charloiirlown, P. E. I.

l l 1 K el ` ‘

PANIC FOLLOWS FIRE 2221?.” 23.1`lpr'Zs.1°`€§§`r0f'w'i'.§n°'2§§‘§`§

IN A HARDWARE STORE roneous report was circulated that s

_ "** thousand pounds of dynamite was

haE§I_1"- Tao Feb- 4-”1"1l'° 111 9-_ stored in the building. The loss was 1' Ware 9 Ore Y¢9'1¢1'l111Y caused the approximately $80,000. _ _

. .,...,. -»,

H-

' ,

For the Sixth Successive-I-~Year=~

. ,n

The Qreat-West Life stands FIRST of all the Companies .

for Canadian Buslirss in 1912,

There are the best of reasons for this prominerce. Many

sound “reasons” are given in the new booklet “PROFITS ~‘ l9l3”-- n record of RESULTS TO POLICYHOLDERS, _

Ask for H CDPY. and for personal rates.

The Great-West Life Assurance Company

Head Office--Winnipeg I Branch Office- Charlottetown

1'1i’ndman &C0.. liluileil,

S. M IIICKS, Agent al Summcreidc. Myra. P.E.`-I

nd erect a house worth ’

. . O0 Y

a ty of the Minist rnf he ilxzlterlol

Km 51°- lm.

4 ig- math ui ee all cf I nl . . _ _

and provision stores. _ ` "’l§""" °"2r”`? `P""'°="'?’n"?' I I ' 4 ewge St > J

Don t Wa1t`T1l_l

Fire Comes-- -

DOW* de1°Y 02' wait until your property is on fire before xguflng h_"1§lm1g11f 1131/2 112011” are sad words for the than ` 0 Sees is a reduced to ashes without knowing where to

turn for relief. - V \

sma;l;epl;es;f.rlend in time of trouble like this is_a_fi:e.;f`rr‘;-"

exacxigs 11:2 griteulaue that will meet your needs

- e o '

Call in and see about it tT<)>d=l§')I with ‘ow premium charge'

W. K. Iglgpers-Co..fLt`H I

_-vi iw ~ ,~

ve l.

/ -“sill the preparations that have been offered weak - ~ people there is one that stands preeminent as .a to-

without a rival and that is Blood Tablets

For me sesame meme annum muah by impure blood, for

weakrlem, and other accompanying ills there is just one preparationg,

wlu give you relief, just one preparation um: will bring you been t

Illlth and thlt il Rexlll Blood Tablets. One box will start

in gg. Three boxes are sufficient for ot-

Qriii me rnemonmbbcm were 5°

Whell Y°\1 buy Rexall Blood Tablets. They are guaranteed by the makers and recommended by_ us-we will guarantee to give

you your

of the money.

l 7_1 '1 - _ ._

e so .The Article l The Guarantee *The Store 1

There's nothing blind or misleading about the transaction

M ones Back if Ds.-isaosfied

th Th” S“3\'§\‘\§°¢ means just what it says. If you are not

°f°“8hi¥Y Satisfied that ltexall Blood _Tableti are worth the :§°’t‘°Yllx th? 5° \1°f help you and if you are not satisfied ° 1 ¢ 1’°°1¢ l 110! worth the price we will refund every, cent

1 ' ¢

Back of the guarantee ofthe makers (The United Drug

' \ C°~) 81111 the 5.000 dealers who sell Rexall B1- QQ. Tablets is

the h°°ftY fewlnmendaiion ofthe ‘ Bd f __ _

' MacKinnon Drud I ‘Gomff ._

This etoreis well and favorably known by all Provincial

_ °*““‘1’ fm’ 111° Pnrcet and best in drugs, for a clean. chesful store that allows no abiding place for dirt, dust-and They take advantage of every imp;-°v¢m¢n¢

to-make their store as bright and mrsetive an

, ; v

stores

the M Kianon Drug Co. and many of you

with end we une my