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___ ___ __ ;___ A . tick to it. The latest news, first of all. ' Daniel Nicholson, Caledonia west,is
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Consider lt-- 0nly a few days
n ow to Christmas
Colne in and pick out
3 nice 'Sterling Silver of Ebony"set and have us keep it for you until Chrisrnlrls Eve, then ‘deliver it for you. `
W. W. WELlNER Jeweler
"1 llE`”ilul5laN'S coolly oulknllli
Head Oflicss in NewT’rowse lilock-Charlottetown.
Mrs Geo Carver, Pownal. is Wand'
ing a few days in the city-
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I John Fraser, Avondale; was among
the visitors to the city Yesterday-
A matinee will take Place
at New Wonderland this afternoon- 'rhe uae will he high this m°“\\“¢
at 10.14 and tomorrow morning at 10.54.
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D. F. Macdonald, M0ntB-HW. WHS in
ggeo City yesterday. I-le registered at t Victoria. ‘
'The subject of Rev Frederick _S. Ban\ford's lecture in the M¢l"i»l\0d\Bl5 Church is Second Flddles, Mcmd&Y
F __ __ __’_ _ ` " evening.
_ _y_ 0_ Davies and Wm Brown will
ll otog':lphs me the best 'gifts you can I .1 _ , :ind we are prepnrcd to deliver
r Christmas pictures promptly, rcgnrd- _< of weather. \Ve will Il- t llmlpltointl nn, so come t0 C0ok's Studio now and]
ld us rnnke your sitting.
The (I0fllii Photo Studio `
Boys and Girls f
here is your cl\:\.nce to get .1 pair of Hockey bo0tS frcc. \’lfllol:.'lll nlzlkc thc '
most words out of “Wear Mar~k’s lloi-key ,_- bl‘ols"Ellglisl\ words ollly,tllclcller.\\lsell _.
:ls oflou as they n,pcnr in“\\'c:lr M :lck`s llockcv boots"
Cotllpelilloll closes Der Iolh. (`-ol' l*-us_\'
le! prize al p:lir of Zllarntholl llocl¢<»_v| _'(, ools. 2nd pri/.c n pzlir of Elip.~_v.- llockeyl
ols. .
A. E. Mcrncnsu
'l|||lSl\m> T\l'll| _ -~
iii! :t|l<l.\’\ \,l|n»<-n :it ,.
d|u\\‘frlll ' -
Cream .
_ Bread ”
l‘ri-:e ucvcr wills \\'llcr~; qunlityi
is lacking. Our cvoaun lncnrl hus- tllc quality :uid thc price is ll 13 ov.. " lozlf 5czl 34 oz. loaf l<c, wc use llollliug but the ll;-st ulatcrizll. 5* Roses flour thc Inst ll'u'<l \\'l1c:l‘; flour nlillcd ill Cilllzullr pure sllwfcl, milk und potato fcrnlcul, only file' llssl llrczld is \\-o1'|_ll ]ln\'illg_»,'. 'l`l\Y
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JLGNERGANS
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Arriving Daily. cargos of '.'..-szldin Nut and Round, S3rt‘.lley and lnverness. Round and Run of Mine.
Albion Nut,” Illtc-1'coloniel Nut and Vale Nut.
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Blacksmith Ceal eeoeoeeeoeee-eeeeooooob -:need for the greater .pan of the
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$5 i_@
take the solos in "God Slave Our
King" at the openine nl Male Chorur
0c Concert Tuesday Bight- _
_.,,,,: this morning on a trip to BOS~ in Ellerslle.
ton.
Edlwln Rcid,Victoria Cross,C8¥i10 to the City yesterday He intends leavL
John Hawley, Marshfield. and Dfw-
Wllfred Forbes, Port Vernon, was
th the city yesterday.
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Willln.-m Piggott, Mt, Stewart, was
in the city yesterday.
D. C. Meheod, City, leaves this
morning, on a trip to Montreal.-
Mrs Wallace Leitch, City, left yes- terday for Boston, to spend the v.|.n- 'tem
The first of the Christmas examina-
ilons started at the Prince of Wales Jollego yesterday.
The friends of Mrs Austin Jardine, "o_wnal, are pleased to see her out gain after her recent illness.
Byron and Mrs Brown, City, rc- urned lalst night from their honey- noon trip to New York and Boston.
Miss Rachael England, who has been
the guest. of James -and Mrs Tait, Jr, Brighton, left yesterday for her home
` The Rev H. R. Bell will preach on the lst Sunday in Bradalbane at 11
EX my Nicholson, Forest Hill, came to ,a. ln.; Fredericton 3 p. m.; New Glas-
the City last evening and roglsteredigow 7 p. m.
nt the Queen.
wc clniul to be. For years we have luzlde a study of lhc Hockey Hoot, Trade and our large business in this lille has provcll our judgment to be correct. Honestly \ve do not think we have ever sold :l poor pzlir-at least we have not heard of thenl~--tllis year we heiievcour stock to be better and more com- plete than' ever--the old favourites are here, improved when _exper- ience taught us they needed it.
The ‘>ilvifl" for lloys $2.00
for men $2.50
'lllc "Invictus" for boy;
$5.25 for luell $3.5o.
“lilllck :md '[`:1n" for boys
,$2.25 for lucn $2.50.
\Volncn’s Hockcy Boots
$2 oo .1 plir.
rlillcy ®. (Io
All” "A"¢v"<}>'€§>@»_o<3`-'»3§¢Te`<i><£"@<z><i>` Moon
llhllllsul
KrniSlrecf
l'r~ctice limirod lo diseases
of 'l'§_\'i~, Eur, Nosu Throat lull Slain.
l'Iy=:s lost-.nl :ind llolud for
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O|"l"lCl~) HOURS ll to ll nm l.3o-_1._;o l‘lv-;|l:ol;s on ilplloillllliclll
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children and one sister Mrs Daniel
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l 125 Queen Slrcct,
. Phone 275].
~NL-xt door to Beer & Gol`f5
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EVER 5ppEN_ MQQRE & McLEOD. i Red Rose meeting, Lodge Prince Ed-
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' writes: The blacksmith, Matthias
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,i~ lilllilod. |f_l'nu will lllvv- lr: with Hiltillg k
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COMING EVENTS. '
Regardless of H\'¢l(|-‘er Island a few years ago by the Far-
'l)r.Thos. E.E. Robins MYER ,Photographer mm ,mb from Quem Mgr
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and Herbert J. Nlcol.l, two of the
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Swgenn Dgnhsl to the Psesldent of the Cherry Valley
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ll ;-..~..~..-. .~. _. ,,_. . . _--~-'=‘- als scared to death have not been
12_6d“ nm S 0 E Tuesday Dec “UL remedy for coughs, colds, and gen-
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..,~""'.1n:y Winter ls almost he re .glib Z‘i“‘il.“§“§1‘r°€i; \§'°l’f"€»-‘f $5.213
Wh 1 not have your Stoves or Furna-
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,*"'i£!AI;<`W"""."";.i§ in ccsbattended to lefore the Yush. Let 11 _ . A-Q-is mn an, attend ,O M0, yo, Ou, 6 in pipe only Charlottetown-Plctou
' ' ttl :best initawn. Call and exalnin _szrvlce
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._, . ,. -, - . _ 0 Comlnenolna Monday. November' lbth. The 'rl -i li. .lobbng atten kd t P.. S. "Northumberland" wi letra the Com ' ‘ mnyn wharf daily. except Bunn.. at 7 F0
" “‘l‘3i S V 1 Phone -Y '_ " ' _ -‘.1 - ; t 349 ,ol lr m..aet ls ull-ve Paw
I G`eat G D `\fi`sT\l-rlvalof mol-‘filhilil lrdin frdfil Hallfilx
w. ll. srl-:veNsoN rmp ,` . .
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D. Stewart, Kent Street, is offering
one hundred loaves of Crealnllome- made bread free today HS Win be seen by his ad elsewhere-
At thc morning service in St James
l‘hhrch tomorrow the choir, l\I15_€f lmdelsllip of Frank T. Wntkis, wlll lug; “The Sun Shall bc no More"- Woodlvurd, and in the evening "O. taste and See"-'oy Recd. I
Attention ls directed to A. H-orne
.£2 Co's ad of Motor Washing Mach- ines which appears elsewhere. The mnchine certainly solves the problem uf the wash day and would make r charming (‘llristmas gift. that would c cyludly welcomed by the housewife.
I’l.'1lip Lane, Mt Mellick, who in
tends going' west in the spring, hal ` hull his farm, Stock and implements offered hy auction. The salc wa: lyoudnctcd hy F. H. Horne, Winsloe and the stock, farming 'implements and crop all brought high prices. Th: `arm was bought in at $4,500.
The special services Doing held ir
the Methodist Church at York, arf being largely attended and orc con ducted by Evangelist McKay. Man; lulvc expressed la wish to lead a neu lifc. Services each night this week. n_\;ct:-pt on Saturday and also tomor row morning ut ll and in the even- lug at 7.
M. S. Frank Murray, City, received
an injury to his hand while firing the salute on the Queen’s Birthday, and 'liz nn investigation into the -matter held -recently evidence was t-akenwhich will he forwarded to the Military De- on:-tfncnt at Ottawa.' Sergeant ~lu;rny's injllry, though not very ser- ious had prevented him from attend- `ng to his duties since the accident.
.lt the Police oohrl in this city
','er;t.<~.rilay the following appeared or charges of being drunk and incapable: Wilfinm Power, fined thirty dollars ol sixty days; Daniel Gillis, fined four dollars or fifteen days; James Power, fined twenty dollars or thirty days and John King, ined twenty dollars or thirty days. All with the excep-
tilon of James Power, were committ- c .
Peter Trainor of Upper Hillsboro
Street, received the sad news from Montreal on the 9th inst of the death of his son John of typhoid fever. The' 'deceased was wcll known in this c‘l.y where he wus for many years ln the employ of James Paton &Co, later entering the employ of R. J. Tooke, of Montreal, where he has been en-
time since. He leaves to mourn his
Bvrnc of North River and five bro- thers: Rev Thomas H. Tnainor,Cache Buy, Ont.; Frank and Peter in United States; James in this City, George M. of St Dunstan's -College. To all The Guardian tenders sincere sym- pathy in their ljereavement. '
A correspondent froln Earnscline
Prnusht, recently completed the re- hullllinl; of his forge-and has now
ind ill the Province. This fall John Tweedy purchased from D. P.
harp, which were brought to the
mcr's lnstittute. Saturday Mr Tweedy purchased a splendid Dora
nr: sheep dealers-George Harris
est workmen in their trade in the province, have complelbd the job of nlnstering the new house helon in
Dairying Céo, M. L. McLeod.- Earnsclifle's portsmen enjoyed a fox- unt Tuesday. The number of dnlm-
reported up-to-date. - _-@;___.
::Guaiacol Emulsion. A reliable
ral deblllty. Pleasant to the taste
in, Pham B.
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Navigation Co., Ltd
I Among those registered at the Queen lHotel yesterday' were: L.. Anderson, St. Peter’s; L. A. Wright, St J_ohn; L. Wood, M_t Herbert.
Rev F. S. Balnford of Su-mmerside 'ill address the mcn's meeting at the '.M.(l.A. tomorrow. Mr Bamfolrd n an excellent singer and will sing wo solos. .
Miss May McLeod, City, leaves this =orning for Boston to take up nurs- zlg. Her Urothcr G. O. McLleod, ‘tation Agent at Montague, goes 'ith her making the return trip.
The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was thirty-one degrees a- ove zero -and the coldest was twenty- hree aioove up till nine p. m. The :oldest recorded the previo-us night
as twenty-two above.
Lawrence McQuiIlan, City, left yes- erday morning for St John. He will rocecd from there to Liverpool, ell- oute to Dublin, Ireland, his native ty. Mr McQllillan has been liv ng 1 Newfoundle/nd, New Brunswick and KE. Island for some years past.
Rev W. E. Johnson, Souris, in writ- 1;: The Wesleyan salys that three per- wns were .received into full member- hip at Dundas a few weeks ago, nd that ll.s Church unites in a spec- al meeting at; Dundas, with the 'rcsbyteriamand Baptist Church,dur- g the iirstxweekin January.
After 8 long illness, patiently borne, here fell asleep at the home of his rather, Grand V.cw, on Nov 28th, [artin Martin, Jr, aged 55 years, ‘ho deceased was the son of a worthy llder, Alexander Martin. He had our sisters and six brothers, all of -'hom walked in the way of their ether. "Some are w-ith us yet, others
_ wave fallen asleep." The funeral ser-
ices at the house and grave were -onducted by life long frlond of the 'eceased, Rev D. B. McLeod. In- erment was at Orwell Head. He :ps Ul‘ViV€fl by a widow and numerous riends and relatives, who will long herish his memory. I-lr: died ln full ssurance of faith.
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::GOLD _ DOLLARS FOR 75c.
f _ you could buy gold ollars `- for 75c of course you'd buy them. We are offering 'ou something just as good-High ~"-IBHH f_!00<lS Ht 25 Der cent cheaper than you can buy them cpm. lvherwllct us provc it to you. Simon Joseph’s, Qurcn St.
I2-8dtl.
Notice To The Public
As I have i1 very large stock of fall
suitings and overcoatings and as the weather has been mild for the dis- osal of heavy clothing, and ns I Wi5h_t0 reduce my Stock as mllch as osslhle before the end of thc ycar, I wlll glvc 10 to 15 per cent discount
all suits and over-coats mode to
order. All work guaranteed as to fit. _nd workmanshi-p. I also make 5 hrst-class job of cleaning and press.
ing.
JAMES CALLAGIIAN
ll-lvdasl. __ ___ _ 1';s oueeh_s_r_.
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Rings
Our stock of Solitaire Dia- munl Ring- is at this lime ~
ESl’l£ClALLY complete,
Our Diamonds are excellent
Commercial stones- WHITE and BRILLIANT, While the prices are as lowes stones of this grade can be sold for _ anvwhere,- '
Diamond
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No zo 14k Setting (65.00 " al ‘°, " 53.00 “ zz “ " 4o.oo 2' " “ 38.00
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" 17 “ ‘ 1500 Well he glad to mall any of
these rings at the price quoted
to any afldreal. '
Every attention will be _paid
to mail orders and SA IS-
FACTION Is ASSURED
' SEND FOR OUR RING
SIZE CARD
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sfhhréiihios
D _Only ll Shopping Days Before _Xmas
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we LEAD
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has been a great success and we are going to
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continue it for another week; just to have you
compare our values with those elsewhere, Adver- tised pricesof others may be lower than ours but
the quality is to be considered- that's where we shine-and win. i `
. l Regular Lines
LADlEb "
P1ain.Cgmb,-ig wirhn 3-8 in. hemstitched hem
~ 6 for 25c
Real Irish handkerchiefs. of excellent quality
_ » 3 for 25c
Fine plain Irish linen, absolutely pure 1-4 in. hem This handkerchief cannot be purchased elsewhere ' under 16c. V
T ~ ` Our price l0c,$l.|0 doz.
Mercerised carnbric with at silk embroidercdiinitial
in the corner. _
5 for 25c
Colored bordered cambric and mercerised handker-
~ chiefs L
_ 5 for 25c 6 for 4-5c
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Colored border rnercerised handkerchiefs in an assortment double the size of that elsewhere
25c, 'Z for 251;. 3 for 25c
Plain Irish carnbric, with anarrow corded hem
J , 13x11 inches 3 forl0c
_, lgxig inches 5¢ ¢;¢|-|
“ Fanaghmore" soft real irish handkerchiefs with a tape edge-
' - 23x23 inches Zfur 28;;
"Armagn"solt finish pure linen with a narrow 3-8 in. hem
` 20c. 25c. 35c each
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SILK SQALE
Now is the time to buy the silks` you’11 need
for Christmas time; botll for presents and fancy work
for they are marked at prices remarkably low.
Cnr front counter is pilled high with the most re,
rnarkable, silk 'values that have ever been seen in Char- lottetown.
Plain silks, striped silks, checked silks, spotted
silks, plaid silks, tussore silks in every make and color imaginable.
STANLEY BROS. f
*OTHERS FOLLOW J
handkerchief Sale f
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