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'Is Your Coal Bin

Filled for -Winter? '

If not, now is the time to

lay in your supply. We have

the kind that pleases and at

the right price too.

A. Pickard & Co.

~ Phone 240

I Cl1’town

Help Diuesllon

Your horse does not need

special diet, but he does need a tonic and d’ t` " ator to help .lIi¢IInWgeei-Q13; benefit from his food '

Hughes’ .

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, CHERRY VALLEY.--There will be* l services in Christ Church, Cherry Val- |ley, next Sunday at 10.45 a.m. Rev. _ D. J.- Macdonald will oillciate.

ENTERTAINMENT AT Springfield

will be given in aid ol the Red Cross Fund in Springileld Hall on Monday. Dec. 8. Admission, 15 cents. Sale ol home-made candy.. 5486..

AT LONG CREEK Baptist Church,

Saturday evening. Dec. -ith at 'l 0'- clock the noted Rev. Henry_ Boyer, M.S. T., ot St". John, N. B. Silver col-» lectlon for Canadian Bible Society.

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It is specially good cases of barcey, welle I-988. Worms or lmpur Blood. i

This powder is the result four thirty-five years ex- erience in the treatment nd care of horses and can e relied on to give perfect tisfactioii.

If you have a sick or ble hed animal don’t fail t nsult ‘

Geo. E. Hughes

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ISLAND QUEEN

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“One ol’ the many reasons why this

store is the favorite with physicians und nurses is the fact that we carry the largest and most complete line of pure drugs and iindrles to be found anywhere in the province-and every- thing ot standard, recognized quality. The Two Macs, 149 Great George Street. Mtt.

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Choice Xmas Perfumery

llcre you will ilnd all the new

l“rench and standard odors-n truly splendid display, from which you can select ii most pleasing and practi<:al gift.

-fRoger & Gallet

-Piviei' -Rexall

-Harmony Sets

No Yulclide gilt is more exquisite,

more dainty or dcliglitiul. than it SSP c<-_lion i'roni the handsome Holiday

lioxi-ll sets from these famous per- i'unic|'s.

McKinnon Drug Co.

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front are asking for Hickey’s

Black~Twist Chewing Tobacco.

° is the best

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understood the hardware and general ironmongery business belonging' to the late Mr. S. W. Crabbe has been acquired by a. newly constituted firm to be known as Phillips, Mutch, Mc- Lean and_Robertson. The firm is now busily engaged overhauling the very large stock and getting things in readiness for a big opening sale next week. which will be duly an- nounced in the Guardlan’s advertising columns.

MUSIC.-A representative of this

paper on calling at the store of Miller Bros., 123 Kent Street, was surprised ,to note the good assortment ot Can- ada’s most popular song and instru- mental music books on display, and marked at such deep discounts. This firm reports a splendid response to the recent advertisements regarding their 10-day sale of music and instruction books. The public seem to appre- ciate the fact that a sale at Miller Bros. is a sale in all its sincerity- and they prove this fact by their pat- ronage. Persons wishing to add to their music library at small cost would do well to take advantugeoi’ this sale, further particulars of which can be seen in the ad in this issue. 5484.

LIEUT. ERIC WARBURTON.-Sew

eral newspapers yesterday announced

_::I’cnslar Laxative Cold Breakers

will break up the worst cold in twen-

-~We can recommend them from a personal knowledge by their action and can saeily say they are the best made-25c. a box. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore. `

Miss Ada Bradbury _

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FREBENTATIONI- Major Good-

will who lelt yesterday morning for St. John, en route Overseas was con- ducted to the P. E. I. R.. by the High» land Brigade under Colonel Campbell headed by the Band or the 82nd_ Regiment. The evening previous to his departure he was presented by the members or Chaim'-‘l‘ R- A- M.. with a beautiful travelling set which was greatly prized by the Major whose popularity is unbounded.

SUPREME COURT.-In the Su-

preme Court. Summerside, on Wed- nesday; the case was taken up in \-*ii/‘h a _vounr man named Benjamin Sonier, was charged with having as- saulted an old man named Cahill so as to cause him actual bodily harm. At‘te'r.the first two witnesses had been examined accused withdrew his plea ot’ “not guilty” and substituted that of being guilty. The Grand Jury found true bills against Isaac Peters on two counts and against Ramsay (who pleaded guilty) while they re- ported no bill against David W. Pal- mer and John Hewitt.

::Just received fresh fish includin

Lake Superior white fish. salmo halibut, haddock and eodiish, Charlo tetown Fish Supply. Co. 5501-12-3M

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FROM THE COMMISSION

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it demonstrated that, provided he

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One of these beautiful leather covered. plulh lined Toilet Sets we are showing here now, would make an ideal Christmas present for anybody you wish to please. _

lf you want to give something appropriate,

practical and pleasing---make no mistake"- give a toilet set---one oi cum! The I1r.ces range from 81.00 up. '

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Here is one of the prettiest new ideas from a great drapery mill in'

the U. 5. _lnyour late issues_of the leading American magazines, you may ' have noticed the 1n:rea;ing vogue of colored doilies land the

This new fabric shown in a length of five-eighths ofa yard 10 doil-

ies in assorted sizes. These can be used for doilies, tray cloths, cushions, luncheon sets and a host of other decorative-purposes. -._. ,_ _ __ _

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1912, were one of the most far-sigl;itled,»‘-‘ HR - _ ” i ~ r -» _ _ B!! _ 4 L pr°-iects ever initiated by 3' public 0 y oi’ the 10,000,000 vote to be expended for bringing home to the farmer the hy the ‘Department of Agriculture' ,m r€s°urces within hm grasp aim the pos' der the Agricultural Act, 1913, it was smumes whhch were ms If only he appnraui. that operations on a vastly

would avail h"_nSe]f,,°f mem' igreater scale could he rzzirricil on with ment oi' Ag|‘iri1lt\ii'i-, \\'hi<~l1 will ron- that Departlnvnt.

The “illustration farm was taken

such a largc=sum. As it was also ad- duct them along similar lines to those visable that such work he carried on ol' the past. That the work may still by an adriiinistrativc dopurtiiicnt,-ilie_\' be under the supervision of lilr. John have het-n ti'unsi'erri-ll lo the Depart- Fixicr, he has also been transferred to

that among the dangerously wounded oilicers in the hospitals in l~`ranco was

“l.ieut. Eric R. Warburton, of Prince, L

Fldward Island. a former Kingis (lol-l ._ ‘ -itll! -, '

lege student who has won military gesied by Dr' J' W' _H"herts"’“' as 7 ii V /

honors at the Dardn.nclles.” inquiry "l?“"`"""" °f the _C°m“'_-‘U99 Un Lands i ~:‘§"' -r ll ii 7 _

at Dr. James Warburton, father of oi the Commission oi Conservation, _ .sf ‘ ii., ‘ I Lien; Eric, shows mat this is a miS_;l and have been carried on under the aft: `j _ V 3

take. ’l‘he officer referred to has as: s“°e""iSI°“ of Mr' J°h“ Fixter- as ag” ,Q ‘ _ .i

his initials “E_ RU" whereas Eric-S are cultural instructor. Under the Com- l ~ Sh ‘

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farmer to go to the illustration i`arin.§ ' '

adopted the methods advocated by tue- _

Commission’s advisers, he could large- ' f

Dortant oi’ all-that the iiiercase wus A

practically all profit.

These illustration l<‘u.r|ns were sue- \"""" ._ /'

. Di. Warburton had a let _ _ _ l I i J

te, from his sm, on Wednesday' in splendid practical results, but, in view \,|l~“ sim.,-_, --.- -` which he announced that he had so far l l 'E ». -_ `

ters. in lliincolnshire. Evci"oii Hour Malt Extract is H splendid ` *_ li" /

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he pleased to learn that there is no will er “nc” D sy em - _ _ - ` ' , ,mm in me re on “O far It ished and strengthened and builds

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This Music Book Sale a Decided

Success

' There have been music book sales-and

again there have been other music book sales.

Incidentally, our' average daily sales of

music books have always been pretty good. , -but this TEN DAY STOCK DEPRECIA~

Sample Values

_ 37c

“120 Scotvli Songs" 0. V.,

price 50c. now . . . . ._._ _ .

Fifty Gems ol` Scottish Songs

price 600 now . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

Globe Song l"olio, price 50c

The Empire Song l<‘oli0.

price 051-. now . . . . . . . . . - » -~ ~ \Vorlil's. Largest Song Folio price liic. now . _ . . . . . . ..:... Kullalrli. Scenes i'rom (‘liilll- liood. price title. now . . . . . . . .. .

‘ A GOOD CHRISTMAS

FOR CHILDREN

Poises from a (!hild’s Garden

of Verses. price $1.25. HOW

Wonder Songs for (`hildren

price 50c.,now

_37c

Bairnies Song Cycle, price

50c.now . . . ......,,...

Songs i'0|' (`liililrcn, price 50c

now. .. ..

The Maniniot Folio oflnstrn-D 49C

mental Music, price 650., now.

I-lardings Collections oi' Jiggs and Reels, price 50c. now Harry Landers First Album price 40c, now . . . _ . . . . . . . .. .

Francis & Days 32nd Album

of Popular Songs,price 40c.now.

l-larry Landers Third Album

price 40c now . . . . . . . . . . . ...

Patriotic Songs and Melodies' 37c

.45'c _ '21c» you put off until tomor-

priee 50c, now . . . , . . . . . . ...

Church and Home Sacred

Songs V.’i-I., price 60c. new

Old Favorite Songs, price

25e.now

Crown Dance Album. price

40e, now . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

The Coronet Iustrumental Folio. price 65c. now . . . . . ... Feldman's Song Annual,

price 50c. now . . . . . . . . . . . .._

Wltmarck Dance Folio. No. 8

°lce, 50c. now . . . . . . . . . . . ...

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TION SALE of music books has knocked every record sky-high.

And no wonder, for right here now you

are offered standard music books, systems of instruction and music collections and selections at PRICES NEVER BEFORE SO LOW.

A Selection from the List of Books in

45c 37c

49c -49c 45c

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94c 37c

37c

this Sale would make an Appropriate

Xmas Gift E

The list alongside shows only a few sample val-

ues irom selections numbering some 1200. ’l`here is music for pianists. organists, ban joists, violinists, guitar, mandolinor harp players, songs for all voices; instruction methods for any voice and all instru- ments and some of the best. collections' of vocal and instrumental music ever offered the world.

Now is the Best

.30c-_

37 c 30c 30c 30_c

The best time to select

is‘NOW-tomorrow your favorite choice may be gone For there are only a limited number of books

of each kind#-only one or two of some leit-and if

_ row you may be forever

too late.

496 37 c 37c

Time to Select

If you cannot call, do

not let that deter you- phone your order or send it in by mail. _

And just another poin-

ter, if you do not see dis- played here, in the ad or in the store, the book you want, ask for it-for if it is in the _Music Line. We have it.

Miller Bros. A The Old, Reliable Music House

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Sale of I sland Fox P€ltS In New YO1‘k

A ` - r ` d 'lib I dt t k - 'th e any fox pelts whichllsland

breeders iii; ‘F35 Liief‘;§..1i?ii§,if.Z2k0??h‘Z§"€§ii§ iiiiiiiiifaigtik iktwwia-ki giané 3-51 `13'5ow?o the fur trade, 1 am in god

position to do this.

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Eliicggfgiéiindliligtry and I am willing to incur the necessary expenditures to this end in New York out of my own pocket. ‘

DR. Li-:o` FRANK,

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