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. my-ery gift is a token of es- M, C E P "_' : 1 s - _ _ . ratt. St Peters, 1 1 ‘°SEL.R’.?.E.Z?.i`.?..?€.§ll’§2‘l}§.Z?‘- °“°"°“°i°ve_v°-iefdav. W” .”_
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` . ,/ .- "‘i_ A Mr David Hai i ,_ _J 4. - in ui "_ 9 ll d. of Freetown, was
="‘;l" '___ 6 ° Y Yeiwrdly on a business
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,_ ._ 'i __ _ 'd P|\lBV|1|0 by the afternoon train.
_ _ ~ 1 ,_,_, -i Mr. W. B. Wight, Alherton, was in Charlottetown yesterday, ret 1 gr/'I » ff., ‘, -iff--,' home by the afternoon train. um ng
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ca'Se__ trip to Halifax.
But thei'e’s no danger- Mr A i Fr M P '
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only sat1s_factli_on-1? invest _C0unt5__ re_turi?¢§¢l>rt0exs0u.;B mann? gm- me 0 things rom ‘ ar ottetown.
suitabefor gifts. Mr H F
‘ . - _ . ._ Feelian, M.L.A., Mt, _H\1IldI`€t`.lS Of ZlfllCles-_ S "wart, was in Charlottetown yester- d{iii_ity -_- useful -appropri. any.
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Econornicahtoo! . Mr B._W. McEwen, M0;-eil, was Manicure sets, bruSheS_ .$3335 visitors to Charlottetown yes-
combs. hand mirrors, smok- » __ ers gogds, walking sticks, Mr. J. J. Arseiiauit, Tignish, return.
erfumes chocolates' 'ed "°"’° by me “'°“"’” "ai" “mf- P Now is fthe time mv E_;c~k day afternoon. after attending a meet-
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your selections. ;
Mr. J. D Stewart oi’ the firm of
` iimtnieson, ` Maedon 'io a s
Ee Ae _Georgetown was in Caharlottetowlliwxlil: Central Drugstore Hifday and registered at the Victoria.
Sunnyside Mr Fred chandler, of Messrs Ania
our wortment of Bros., Charlottetown. returned to the
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' the lilly yesterday and returned tn
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n`v`estigat`ing. Mr .mlm Mcquiiimi, charimetown Btetty dangerous in his returned last evening from a buginesé
illSl»R|iil SECRETS
ROME, Dec. 9.--Four artillery oiilc-
ers who recently deserted from 'the Austrianarrny and crossed the line _ f\'°11li8r have _supplied important ln- formation to the Italian staff about the Austrian fortifications in Trent and Trieste. This information, which re- lates to the position of the forts, their
divulged, but' the fouroiiicers, who _are natives of 'l`rent,`ta.lked freely about the sit_uat_io_n in Austria.
"We s'pént"_three months in Gali-
cia," they said, "and then were sent home, as ofllcers are very scarce and -some companies were under the com- mend of non~comnilssioned officers.
Instead of $rainlng men to fight against Ital we preferred to desert, and here we are. Of course, we know that the Austrians have been defeated, although, according to ofiicial stato- ments, repulses are always strategical' retreats.
“The Austrians are not following
any prearranged plan of wir against the Russians, but merely advance when they can and retire when they arede- feated. The armies of Geiis. Auffeii- berg. Broderniann and Dankl when ai‘- ter war was declared invaded Poland. just as the Russians expected them to do. Then they lost contact and the Russians came on and defeated them in illfll. easily occupying Leinberg _and invading Galicia and Hungary. - This mistake was again repeated recently not only by the Austrians, but by the Germans as well and again the ltus- sians defeated them. '
“The most elementary precautions
in time of war are neglected by the Austrians. For instance, some time ago, the on iurcil nn e s
armament and efiieiency, has not been
SAID T0 HAVE RECOGNiZED HIS PEOPLE IN MOVING PICTURE.
LONDON, Oni., Dec. 10.-,-At E local
moving picture nouse this week Jos- eph De Noif, a Belgian attached to the active service-‘battalion training here, recognized in' a film depicting the Ger- ir-.an devastation of Belgium, his moth- er, little brothers and sisters with all their belongings. huddled in a cart and
fleeing before the Germans in the vic~| DISPOBITION OF SICK AND inity of Tremonde, his old home. The WOUNDED BELGIAN8.
bed like a baby. The sight but served I LONDON- Dec- 10~-THQ B°l5|°“
to intensify his eagerness to get ut'E;‘é::":g;l?|';d :X3ré1:l;:Sr'ML'°}}fBrle€h{':§ ilie enemy, however, and yesterday he medical ofncer of me |3e|g|,m'm-my, got transferred to the machine gun conferred today with Earl Kitchener,
section of- the battalion. that he might the Bmlsh secrewry for WU' c°“c°"“'
,stand a better chance of working great- mg me ‘mp°sm°“ or the Belgian
wounded and sick in England and
er havoc among the Germans when he F,-am,9_ reaches the firing line. ' General Melia denies the report of
a typhoid epideinic_ln the Belgian army, saying that only 104 cowl
‘A V ' R' ” R ' ,~ ma" \"`°k9 d0W¥\ Gvmhietely and sob-5 have been reliorted. `Half",-the army
has been inoculated against typhoid and serum is available for the inocu- lation of the remainder.
"Give him a Luna Safety Razor, it
will meet with his fullest apprecia- tion. glve him long service and per- fect satisfaction. Tho Two Macs. 149
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A valuable treasure house--this .filled with useful Xmas Gifts
In every part of this big store you will find articles splendidly appropriate
Christmas 1 hoeoigggs in beautiful boxes is wonderful. All the ending mahers,- Moir’s, NBUUOH ’». Ga.nong’s,
urnberlsnd last e'vening. _ _._
L°Wn0y's. etc.
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M. SILVERSTON
M. SiLVERSTON,, thc well known
:\iid competent optician will be at lils office e\f_ery day during the winter from 0 a. ni. till 6 p. ni. and will be pleased to supply the requirements of his old and new customers in opti- cal goods of the best quality at a most rcasonu.ble,pi-ice and test eyes with latest _scientific methods.
Charlottetown, 171 Great George
St.. opposite Salvation Army Citadel.
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A mighty good thing to have for
Christmas time. is one oi’ Gay’s Spec- ial Packed $1.00 case of celery, and s. good way to get it is four from the town or district to send for a case each. For instance one case to Suni- mersldc. niinimuni express charge 35c four cases only 50c. (See the point) Enclose $1.00 for each case.-Order now stock limited.
J. J. GAY & SON, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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111911011 Fllrm. returned last night from attending the Maritime Winter Fair at Amherst.
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_ Mr. B. Roy Holman, Charlottetown, was registered at the Halifax Hoge] . Wednesday; and Mr. James L. Gillis,
'_t_)ueen Hotel, Halifax, on the game , av.
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The mfmy friends of Mr. B. Gaudet, nmniviiiltigii Kciilluxn aiizlnlzihlex vseltillalery l and 3l‘€ l`lCl`llY embr0ldered'"SCme are beautifully deslgns .
son of Mr. J. B. Gaudet, Miscouche,~ “The transport service is thoroughly done in eyeflet Work . Leather Cl_1Shi0f]S . . . . . . . ... $5 50 will be pleased to learn that h h llsorganlzed. The Austrians ti ~ ' been promoted from Fragei-V13; selves admit this, and allowed the ASl( Ol1l` Cl€l'l{S (0 Sli0W flleffl llfl YOU. Leather Wall Rands 6 00 1,;-Bngh 01 the Bank of Mont,-e,_1 to LB man staff' officers to assume control . L€Zltt:l‘ C€l'it€l’pl€(`CS...... . .. 25 t0 756
ⅈ;€..t" at ‘i::.*‘“.f.f.1:‘.i:~....“".‘.‘..r‘..§2; tif. G $200, 2.50. wa 3.00. 2.15. 2-S0. 3-15 P-f vw- ten... Pe... ...S _ __ _\________2. ..1s.
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' J. D. Stewart, Georgetown; E. G. Lcaman, Moncton; A. C. L.-Sadler, Halifax; S. J. Fuller. Angun McIntosh, Montreal; D. A. Cameron, Picton; H. Murray, H. V. Jennison, J. A. Stewart, New Glasgow; J. Chisholm, Pictou; D. J. Cantwell, Port Arthur; G. H. Mc- Llllie, Philadelphia; B. W. Baynton,
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city from the mainland by the North.
| Mr. J. A. Clark, Supt. of the Expe;-1.
l . VICTORIA. 5- - i-tire~viirages‘i.ave been kihea, mostly
y D ntire Ru..=.i;in
battery. it war; into in the evolving, vcry-cold, and the Austrians \v--re tired, sc tlity loft thc captured Riissinnl I-Inns unznmdefl and returned lo ramp to sleep. Early next mnriiing they were rudely awakened hy u heavy artillf-rv fire coming from ~ihs place where tim captured guns had inen left. They realized that the Russians had returned during the night, recaptured the guns and started using them. This is not the only case of lack of precautions, however. Of- ten the Austrian artillery had to cease fire for want ot' aminnnition which some infantry officer had stopped. The infantry and artillery never work to- gether. and it often happens that an infantr
win in the end. ‘All we need is to win the last battle,’ they say.
"Now the Austrians are very busy
repressing without mercy the so- called revolt in Galicia and Bukovina. The inhabitants here are mainly Ruth- enians and they sided quite openly with the Russians. Now they_are be- ing punished. The inhabitants of en-
hanged or shot to save tinief The population has been practically decim- itad. A Ruthenian priest had a telc- nhone connection btween his church ,and his home. The Austrians found | this out while the priest was officiating |'n a crowded church. The priest. his -vssistants, the choir boys and all the lcongregntioni were killed, as the Aus- itrians said that the telephone served |to inform the Russians about their . movements. _ I "Forty-'two' Ruthenians, mostly wo-
l J. B. Gaudet. Miscollclle: Ffunli MC~ (men and children, 'were hanged at lD0m1ld. Ricllilrd St. Jbhn. W. E- Mon- |Rawa Ruska, one after another, on a ;ash1m. S. D. C.: C. E. Pratt. St. Peters; :ti-ee, with the same piece of rope. As T- E- MCTN/1511. EIIIOIL fthe hanging had to be done in a hurry
- [and the soldiers did it awkardly, an
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Haldwaftl St0I'C '_ sin ED. osusa nssicivs. _
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is made 'now because we ‘c el that many of our customers "“"r'l..l' aocfilfllroqr ii... n0....i or c.'_..v0....
prefer making easy S@‘@Cfi°“S- 1’-"wh° 2” We and rs.;f.i'°.:.‘:;:::.;";iia:°::,i.‘;:.§"‘:;":::'.f
pfl1d€I`lll Will Cl0 their Sl'l.0DplUg NOW“*n0t later Un' three Gerinsii professors has elicited
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Brass-Goods
A very fine showing Of
gift articles for any friend-
Pocket Flashlights
We have the _largest
assortment in the city- 50° to $2.00
Scissors I
A Gift of these will
choice for mother or sister 25C to 2.00 -_ 1-
ii__ Razor Strops _
Of extra selected Leather -
soc to 2.00 _ »
Carving Sets
In variety and Style f"
suit everyone $1.25 io $1-50
_ Pocket Knives _
4 For l~ ys,nirls, Ladies or Gentlei1l§I_l_§<?,.F0 $5.00
__Sa_f__e_ty Razors
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Food Choppers, '
Useful in every home 1.25
2.25
_ Give Mother a Carpet
Sweeper _
A Very Useful Gift
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` Air Rifles __ _, ANi¢':e assortment from
ofhcer was ordered to 'discharge his re- volver and put two or three bullets in every person hanged in order to ex `pedite death."
TORONTO, Dec. 5.-Sir Edniiiiid Os
lor stated Sunday night that he had re- signed from the Board of Governors of
iction in the inaitcr of tho three Gcr
considerable protest among a. large section of the community and a move-
-rigent _ls on foot to hold a public meet- i g in Massey Hall to discuss the gov- ernors' action. lt is proposed tn ask Sir Edmund Osler to preside. Plans are also being made for the circulation of a petition to Premier Hearst, pro- testing against the payment of public moneys in salaries to t.he professors in ,iuestion without return of services. unless they immediately take the nntli of allegiance and make application for British citizenship.
RILEIUM RELIEF Hill]
Amount Already Acknowledaeél
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f-_-_ -for Xmas giving. _
To-day we ask to draw particular attention to the pretty goods in our new, big bright linen dept.-
sth ollllo stairs to_ climb-modern electric elevator carries you up and down. You are cordially invited-buy
only if you wish to.
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Lovely Embvd piuow Shps 1 [ Artistic Leather Cushions
Leather Cushions, wall panels, ccrr}t_res and
t k e’ eevershnwn. » pennants are shown in great variety. ese are
. TheSS(;r?§a(;,f Séehvaegigggi hggrgtilgghgd or Scalloped | \ ornamented with air brush and burnt woi k l
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1 Battenberg Runners 50c Ballwbefg Simms
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A" e.x('ept~1"na"y atuamve ‘me "df daiit\ B.it.|enbevg};h..nis ,‘iiix3fl imh-
PVCRW B"te"be"-5 mnmlers 18x54 anh such 'as are regularly sold at not l~-s
17"50 mch’ “Wally sold at 856 ego" $1.10 each. Till ull gone-,ost 7
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Pretty New Cushion Slips High Class Shams and Runners
I See these beautiful goods! lhey’ri- some-
Hundreds and hundreds-nearly every one _ . I The . - - '
_ . _ y re done ii. high grade
-_ dlfferent_an completely Hmshed-.ready to Sen? Rhillcleweyeiet work-really beautiful I
El t .h' of fine iu‘tn». in natura. ' ' _
ecru ariiaclail/lvhigim-ll,irllS-_d_ fringed ;1nd edged-em wurlfflgésrunner to match is done in a new effect broidered in C0l0r€d Silks 50° t° $315 -‘rout and ends only the effect is exceedingly
Cushi-in slips of linen in natuial shade dalnrifhe workis done on purelmem
frllled and prettily embroidered 20c to 75: Shams sms pair Runner $1 35 _
_ :‘_50uvenir” tinted tops_ _ on natural Iin_en- _ Shams 2.40 pair Runner l.45 “Union Jack,” “Maple Leaf, etc, With Cha' Om* Shams 2.90 pair Runner l-90
town.. ..P_ E_ ISla__d_,» etc, lettered on face 25c _ Shams 535 pan- 1_2_unner 3 90 f d
_ __ . _ . ly every price we s ow a range o e- Souvenir cushion slips in felt, assorted colors _ At near f _
_ -very artistic $1.20 to $2 50 signs to select rom. _ _
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Every conceivable kind of pretty
handkerthiefs-all at verv low prices.
Customers tell us th_ey can save
moneyhand get the prettiest handker- chlelilllelceinds from the pretty lime children handkerchiefs wiih colored picture on them at.. 4for 2_5c
Ladies white lawn handkerchiefs
............... (3kforh2§c ....... . 1. _n ercies _ fromIT’l.(.1.l.(l.S...Rl‘.l.t?3 flliis-H§5catq 1.00 ea. ' Ladiespire inen with nitial l8c ea Ladies nandkewhiefs in Dfeily b00k-
Elegant 5o’clock Covers
Very handsome 5 o’clock covers
30x30 inch-round-deep lace edge in Clunv. Guipre lace, Batterberg etc 4.00 to 10.00.
Chinese Linen Pieces
Thelinen of the Chinese_is entirely _ .
different from that produced in. lrelan . We have a large variety of pretty pieces
made up in d--ilies, centres, and tab_i_e‘ ‘I covers--pretty drawn and rich _y embroi- _
. Pretty Silk Cushion Tops derefi 6 inch 17c ea-9 inch 32c-18 inch -, -
I lletssélt asc, 50°, 75C' L00, l -10 ‘O I 25 2 25 0l ll 4 00 7 00
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Gentlemen’s Handkerchiers in “CNY embmldeled f e d» 0 nc _ _
75cm $1.15. » - .
°<...A... ‘° ” Xmas' Gift fiom~¥l.00-to $7.50 » cut Glass
8.60
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153.48
- - pure linen with neat narrow hems 15c,
20C. 256. 35¢. 5(‘¢-
See them.
These are most attractive and néw-
; ' Skates
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_ F |i__ ,hoenjoy thisout ;Saif_&1e from 70¢ W
L Is always acceptable. Many charming DIUCCS in our. diiplay -,Come _ early wliile tlfe assortment is com-, ‘ plete.
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Silver Plated VVai‘¢__ _ _ _ _ .- ,
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selection now
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D. J. Riley, Som- Treasurer. _ :zlt ytlli-:Rant _your rescrlrtlol-
compounded 5iiatԤ ysai-_yliysician in.
tenses ._ min _it ers. rm of Q1: p¢rienée_hnRt\v .i its Iwi' td. npiaiy and aoburbiollr an ‘st 'a niodsrlte aries. 'rite ‘Muskingum Drug oo.. \Cor. qw; _(Merge _and ent Btroetk. metf ~
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nile, green, yellow etc. Reg-
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5 O :'11 r Things Worth Seeing l | Japanese Drawn Work Linens
_Gentiemen’s initia hdkf nne linen Llast
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FHUCY Lim" Guest TQWEIS 36° R" ‘°° M ch of this pretty work is also beautifully Embd. _Li'\€_r1 CSDYSFDWCGS _ $1.20 in $3? embroildered--th re's a large variety. Laundfy B325 22° *° 6 ‘ 18 inrh Centers 59: to $l.3S
_ _ .Damask Table Cloths _ $3-4° *° “-75 18x27 ami. Tray claim. 15.0. Suas
- -:Napkins tv mar¢_h_,i>¢f_d°=~ $3-95" **~°° ‘ 1s<54 inch Rum ee Si.zs it sa no
_ runnin un ~.. 'f _
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l' ouinuenqce cent-:nieces _ 15°" *‘~‘° 30x30 inch shams sim.. sm
_ ' , Plain and Fancy Hacks llc to S0: i \ _
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