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deli: os ,show this spimdgd

C. W. Patterson

Jewellei'

. ‘Abegweits .,M¢€ting. 1

The annual meeting of th Abegweit ,Athletic Associa- tion takes place on Friday

next the 6th at Board of

Trade Rooms ateight o’cloc'k Members _please take notice

W. A. GAUDET. ' Secretary.

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Allaretul Examination

._ _ , I our Dosl and our prices will show that lib best on the market can be had from ujjtslltimee at the-.very lowest Prltwl p¢qsible_.` We have a long list of satisfied ustemers, sud vtouldbe pleased to add your name to our liet.gYour order wi eoelye prompt attention.

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Travel uymrneg nit- . Canadian Route

Ygn will gnj ty your trip from _start t_o

finish if you travel by the Canadian Pact- fic. Railway. ' `

The beet snd.cntcst way to trlvttlr

closest, connections, fewest transfers.

Sleeping accommodation ielefvl'-tl

without cost. _ ~

nge checked and sll tnformltlvtl

rezlttrtfing tickets, routes, etc , accurately Kimi A tt O

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Now For Hockey Boots

It will soon be hockey

time, skating time, and it is th-_~ wise one who vt ill get

his boots now and here.

Invictus hockey boots,

highest grade' hockey boots ni ide, used by all good pro- fessional hockey players and skaters Made o f English /waxed calf, tan trimmings with spring heel to suit the new style skates. All s/Les ..........54.50

The Swift, a good strong.

heavy, hockey boot n splendid bargain for the money S2 .50

A little better than above

with ankle strap, and buckle, very strong and will finished

$2.75 '

- A very attractive skrving boot of green elkhlde, large brass eyelets, well finished in- side. 'reinforced at toe, ankle and heel, a very strong and nvbby boot $3.50

B rye' swift hockey boots $2. Black hockey boot with tan

trimming for boys $1.25

Green elkhide same as men's

$3.

~ Small boys' hockey boots

sizes to t 1_1 $1.75

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Come into our odice and have

voor teeth examined free of charge. Only takes a few minutes and we will tell you exactly what you need and it wont cost you one penny. We make teeth and guarantee them to fit exactly' We also guarantee per- fection in Crown and Bridge work Extracting' -a n d filling without pain price moderate.

Dr. Robins -

1 125 Queen St, Next door Beer & Gotfs , ioimtf Phono 215-1.1 E

tlanntl Plums

]ust receiveli a supply of

Island Plums packed by A E.

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graph you on a dull day.`

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rr mire to may in this Province. .

OACOUNA DUE.-_-'Ilia lest steamer ' ot thcseeson from Montreal' for Char-‘ lottebpwn, the S. B. Oaoouns. is -duo nero tongue. ' , I ,

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'ways has something of interest ln every column. 'and today's issue of lourteen P8./If! 16 no exception to the H118. page nine contains some of the latest local newsl

FIREMEN CALI'»lllD.- The Char- lottetown firemen -had Q quick call at

Prince and Sydney streets which was happily extinguished without any damage.

NEW STOCK.-A large stock. ol'

'h0l‘Be rugs, all sizes and gradesf is now being shown at Rodd's Harness Bh0D, city. They have qlso s. splendid display of light stylish driving har-I ness, mounted with genuine rubber, oxide, brass, soiled nickel or nickel -plate. Intending purchasers, should. look: up their ad in this issue. |

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ABEGWEITB MEET.-The annual

~1neeti1ig ol this Abegwolt Athletic As- iozlatlon will be held to-morrow night in me Board or rrnoo Roome,\ Market Hall. Reports ot the work of th.; past year will be presented, and four directors will be elected to succeed those retiring.. Th: great. suc- cess attained by the Abegwelts in the Past will doubtless cali out n large attendance of members and support.- ers.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT-A despatch

from Rr/true statts that while an au- tomobile was speeding down a steep incline it sklddtd to the sidewalk, smashc-l n shop window and knocked down and ran over two Canadian stu- dents ai. the College of the Propagan- da Flde. They were Alfonso Rooney ot.Nevrfoundlnnd, who was seriously inlurad, and John Carter of Nova ricotta, who was slightly hurt.Rooney was taken to .the College unconscious, but it is expected tint he will re- cover. A crowd which witnessed the accident became furious and threaten- ed to lynch the driver and four occu- ffants of the car, including two women.-Exch_--(It. is thought that Mr. Rooney referred to above, is n Prince Edward Islander, and n gra- duate ol St. Dunstan’s. There ie, an Alphonse Rooney. an S. D. C.gra-` duate studying there, and it is not likely that there is another man of the same name from Newfound- land.)

CON'I‘lBMP'1‘IBLE.- Some mean

contemptlble specimen of humanity, not worthy of being called a man or woman nr even a human being, has forwarded to The Guardian for pub- lication an insinuatlng and slander- ous news item regarding two respect- ed residents of Cornwall. *The item is dated nt. Cornwall but the name signed is not that of s/ny resident o that respected locality, thus hrandt-n

no doubt deslgnedly mailed the com- munication in Charlottetown; ln ,or- der to conceal the ldentllty. 'Phat may-t not however be as successfully carried , out as the writer -had intended, for the hand writing bears certain ear- rrarks which along with e. careful' watch on tho mails my very soon locate the forger, and mote out the punishment such n course deserves for using His Majesty's,.ms.ils for such 9, purpose, and for forgery and such other charges as a. Court of law may determine. It is eudlcient to add that there is Udstle it any .doubt as to who the writer is, and thus all thej more easily detected and locarttd. An example will be n, wholesome lesson for other slanderous iolrers.

"Tho demand for' ,Jorgen’s Violet.

Glycerine Soap is increasing daily Four weeks ago this soup was prac- tically unknown in this eltyytoday it is one of the best sellers in our store. Considering the tremendous sale for this soap in the large Am- erican cities, this is not to he won- dered at.. 8 cake# in box, 250, E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore., Sun- nyside. 12-3m3i.

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'l‘HIH~1'SBUE.-~ The Guardian . . _ - --_

- . "-mail and freight and omvoa nt 5.30

Ono o'clock yesterday for an alarm Ol, ` --- ' fire at a, residence near the corner oi, MQRWENNA BA1]_,5__The outward

it as e. forgery. Moreover the writer f0I\, pork, etc. On account of the

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.D REBS.-The Empress

night. She lrndlfty pamengers go- ing and lift! returning. Her out- wevd.ee.rgo, _ consisted ot 800 png; 1totetoes.~ 1so bags om, one noun-, wsrd cargo of two pus frelght.J. `

NORTHUMBERDAND ABR.IVlllB.- Ycst.s'rdny..tl1e Northumberland arriv- _ed ln Pictou 'from Charlottetown nt. ,tl.00 n.. ni. I She left' again about 345 D- In-. With passengers, express,

p. m. Bhe leaves to-day nt 7,30 n. m. ' .

-cargo of the B. S. Morwenna for Bt., J ohn's NM, from Charlottetowncmn- lrlssd 44 cattle, 17 sheep. 7999 bags of oats, 2886 bags potatoes, 1484 bags or vegetables use buts' tsgetables, 1666 halts bay, 134 lates straw, 105 boxes cheese, 90 cases eggs, 42 pkgs butter, four bar. rels oysters.

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ARTISTIO CALENDABS- It would indeed be difficult to find a more exquleltu l-ine of calendars than that being given ,out tibia festive sea- son.with the greetings of W. K. Rogers, Canada Life Assurance Co., Charlottetown. In past years Mr. Rogers has taste in his selection of subjects and settings but this year l.o has gone one better and his calendars are as high class and airt- istic as any odercd by the statloners for private use. There are several su't,\ ;e':t.s, making lt. hard for choice or flt'1Ul‘llJl~l0Il, but those received by The Guardian were portrait subjects on tinted cards set of! by colored 111011111121. the calendar being nttaolied Iby a dainty colored ribbon how and rlabon hanger.

INDIAN MIBSIONARIES.-A very

helpful Convention- for thc deepening of the spiritual life was recently' held ut the Indian Hill Stat-ion of Dal- housie. Our friend the Rev. R.H.A. Hnslam and Mrs. H-aslnm were large- ly .instrumental in making the nr- »\`B-“tZ€m0nf»B. and Mr. I-Iaslam tggk the evening meetings choosing as _ his theme "The 'lhings that do not av- Hll-" 0115.' who was present said it VBS g00tl tO 1lSlLen to the mgggage 50 111811115' and lovingly given. The com- mittee repreeented different churches, . nd meetings were also held for soldi- crs each afternoon. It is hoped that =bc Convention will become an annual one in Dalhousie, as it has become in Simla and other Hill Stp.tlons.-Ca- nadion Churchmen. Rev. Mr. Has- lam belongs to Springfield, P. E. Is- land and visited this Provinze last year. . ,

COST OF LIVING.-The tables of

retail prices contained in the latest issue of the Labor Gazette shows n general jump .in the cost; of living throughout Canada.. Sydney holds her own well however. While beef-eirloln, steak. shoulder roast, etc.-advanced

1 in price elsewhere, it did not vary g here. The same is true of veal,mut.-°

scarcity and high prices prevailing for hogs during the last few months, ba- ,con was higher ~ln price at St. Hya- cinthe, Que.; St. Catherines; Wood-. stock, London, Bt. Thomas, and Chatham, Ont; and at Wiunipeg,Mnn. Lower prices were quoted nt Sydney and Sherbrooke, Qu_e., duo to lower wholesale prices. Fresh cod ad- vanced lc per pound at Sydney,N. S.. and Cbau‘lotteto,wn, P. E. I., ng the supply was rotting on. irish prioos were lower at Mpntreal, but higher nt: St. Thomas, Ont. Fresh eggs were higher in twenty nine of the cities and both packed and fresh advanced in nine cities. Packed eggs were higher at Fredericton and no declines

were reported.--Sydne Exe.

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::The bristles of Rubberset Shaving

Brushes are hurled in vulcanized rub- "ber. You can't. boil them out, soakt them, out. oil even pull them out. Shaving is a pleasure when you use the celebrated Ruhberset shaving brush and it. costs no more than its bustle-shedding interiors. We_hnve a complete stock. hare-an agent.'s sample line, Call ln an see them. The McKinnon Drug Co., Cor- ner Great George and Kent St.s~

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(Iowhoys. Sultllers. ll0l'S2_8?_Y|

in . oofrs ` A _ Wednesday and Thursday

"The Sergeant's Boy” _` °

ting your time-piece.

Thousands of dollars worth to

offer. Standard Walthams---and our high grade line of Empire watches. .

Waltham, gold filled case, 16

size, 17 jewel, adjusted nickel in 14k gold filled case, worth $30 for ...................... $22.50

Empire, 17 jewel, nickel, 14k

gold filled case $20 for . . . .$15

Waltham, 15 jewel, nickel

movement, 14k gold filled case, $13 5o for.. ...... $l0.l0 Empire, 15 jewel, nickel move-

ment, 14k gold filled case, $15.00 for ..... ..... ........... |l.25

Waltham, 7 jewel, gold filled

case, $12 for................9.00

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watch while this big Clearance Sale is on, The, stock is large, quality away above the ordinary and the price reductions so great -2 5 p. c. off every watch-that you cannot adord to put off get-

Our Watches Go

I at 125 per Cent off

Now ii the time to get that

t 3 good watch-it i ptattical use-‘-M. `5- (ji-ff.ltl ful. and pleasing And l»¢y¢ and".

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_ there could be n' better gift than .

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now is thetiineftv. , |. yt! they

AA* '°' ;~"i“f°-13V right watch at a bi; ta iiig. V I 1"

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‘Mens Watchesi Vvjtycles &°m°“ Wa¢¢}, ~

Boys’ watches, large

stock in sterling silver and nickel cases, $4 value for $3, $5 value for $3 75,$6.5o value for $4.85 and $8 5o value for $6.35.

A strong watch, re-

liable movement in neat case, regularly $4 50 for .......... ,......$3.35

M ai) Orders

Mail orders receive the

same prompt and careful attention that is given personal shoppers.

G. F. Hutcheson. 76,33.,

Solid gold. 14k titttd vii l. Emi .

pire movement, $2991 32| 'I

65 ‘vaifbt 15 .l¢“¢l 1`ck».l tutvie ment Empire, host t_u lity grid filled case $15 for. . . . . . .. 5\| 60 . _7 jevtel Empire in lest qualify filled case, 13.50 for , _ _ _ ‘ 5|() |0

O size._ hunting case 1411, 5. lid

gold 15 jewel n ot ement $35 for 'H 'Hn ssssenseesss ,»».

High grade gold filled .use lin.

td wi h Waltham ulclie movein it $18for...... 53,50

_High grade gold filled case,

reliable Waltham mo\'¢ment,$14. 50 for ...... £0.15

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FISH PUDDING AND OYSTER SAUCE.

ALABAMA DEZIGHT.

Porno Rusk,

One pound of uncooked white tlsh,_

three ounces of suet, three table- spoonfuls of bread crumbs, one table- spoontul chopped parsley, one tea- spoontul chopped onion, two tea- spoonfuls of salt, one quarter tea- spooufuls of white pepper, two eggs, one cupful of milk, then pound it well in a mortar or chop .lt iinel_y,l chap the E-nee very ilnelv, and mix lt with the ‘bread crumbs. Put these in 9, basin with the fish, parsley, onion. salt and pepper. Beat up the eggs with the milln; thru stir them into the other ingredients. Mix all well to- gether. Thlckly butter al pudding basin, put in the mixture and press it well down. Co”/er the top with a piece of greased paper, and steam the pudding for one hour. Turn it out on n. hot dish, pour the oyster sauce over and aroundit. To make the oy- ster eauce, put. one dozen oysters in their liquor into n saucepan, bring them almost to boiling point, then strain the liquor into a basin; then one half the oysters. Melt one table- gpoonful of butter in a saucepan, stir in one tablespoonful of flour and mix till smooth. Then add the liquor and one cupful of milk; stir until it hollsand cooks lor five minutes. Next adrl two tablespoonfuls of cream, the oysters, it little lemon juice. salt and red pepper. If ea cheaper sauce is preferred omit the cream.

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Purify your blood.

build up your body oy using Rexall Blood T_ab- letz,a standard preparation that is working good cures in hundreds of cases This preparation is sold by us\with the un- derstanding that if it is

money w . One boxl5oc. six boxes for $2 50 The McKm non Drug Co., The Rex all Store 5 zidrtf

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Store Oh own

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Stews .ltldttty no may sits

In Kisses

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Mdx one cupful ostale bread crumbs.

half cupf__ul finely chopped beef suet., one cupful grated sweet potato paclrr ed down, when measuring, hall cupful molasses, one egg well beaten, one cupful raisens, one cupful sweet milk, in which dissolve n level teaspoonful of baking Bode, half teaspoonful each cloves, mace and nutmeg, one tea- spoonful coach of Cinnamon and salt. Boll in a greased mold set, in boiling water for three hours. Serve with ei- ther hard or liquid sauce.

POTATO TEA BISCUITS.

Remove the pulp from three good sized baked sweet potatoes and press through ti sieve; add a level tes.- spoonful of salt; ~ tablespconful of butter and n pint ol sweet milk. 'Bent an egg until light and then stir into t e otato mixture Sift n pint. of

it-lla of baking powder and add to

flu puns two thi ds full. Balto in quick oven about 30 minutes. White

b [2 _ ‘flour with two rounding teaspoon-

_the wetting and jill piping hot muf-

Mix one cupful masked-white po-

tato, one cupful granulated nnmmone Yeast cake, softened. in lukewarm wg; ter, or one cupful of liquid yeastgy two eggs well beaten together, ¢`)`n¢ cupful milk and one nan oupiui iionr; let stand in a warm place untllllghti; then mix in one half cupful ol sqft buttel fl’-Wi' @“0Ugh to make a soft: doughand one half cupful ralsens or dried currents; let rise, 'then form into long rolls about three inches in length and one inch thick; set in 3 strand ran to rise donnie their buts; then bake about 30 minutes in n moderate oven.

COTTAGE PUDDING.

Two eggs, one cupful sugar, buttgc size of walnut, one-half cupful ol

two teaspoonfula of baking powder. Bake twenty minutes and serve with sauce made like the following: One egg, one cupful sugar, one-half cupful

potatoes may be used in place of the sweet variety.

1 flour, one pint of milk or water. Boll till it chickens and flavor as desired.

The _

Get that Photo at

COOK STUDIO

Where Baby is _

ALWAYS WELCOME

G. H.,Cook

Pi oprietor. ` I I!

have ‘ust received direct

tion boxes of burnt wood

power of a good organ at .

burnt wood end fret~work

MOUTH ORGAN°, some in handsome presenta-

not satislactory, your

ill be refunded

P , I Th t 7 ' ,° _ 2 7

'Dewar in 3_ lb. tins at 56 eop e S e/a re 5C I I ' ere Are Good

.sPEc1AL-- ,i 1

" ` Yuletide Gifts 'V

A good accordion. concertina or mouth organ

would make a pleasing. practical, useful and inexpen- lve gift. The place to select is here and now, for we

from Germany a splendid

sltowiilg that will particularly appeal to you. #ee . these. .

with fine copper fawteiiitige.

The stock is very large, ranging from the small tlttlttn- ments at ioc to the large ones with the volume and

...................J.'$I.50

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ACCORDIONS, some of these have handsome

cases. the famous ‘Kslbss ,

make, possessing arlchneis and purity of tone that

will appeal to all music lovers. Prices range from $1.3) tolilllllllilnIIIIIUUIOIOIIIOIIIIDIQIIIOUIUUFF I

CONCERTINAS. just ii limited stock of these

musical instruments-the sailor men's favorite- which _ . will mske splendid gifts. Priced at $2.50 .... -~ $3 ,, ‘

milk, one and n half cupfuls of flour,”

Mme. Bros if?

12?. Kent Street ‘baiatoimmai .

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