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CORNWALL, Ont., Dec. lf-While sliding down hill in Alexandria un n Hman sleigh, Kenneth. the young son of W. G. HUWG. met with a Painful accident. The sleigh struck an ub- struction and u brass pen shooter which hecarried in his month, was drives into the roof of the mouth making n deep ugly wound which re- ,qnired several stitches to close.

The lioctor’s Question

llluch Sickness DuLf.o Bowel Disorders

A doct0r's first guestion when con- suite.i'i>y ii pau nt ls. “Are your \iowels~ regular?" He knows that 93 per cent. of illness is' attended with inactive bowels and torpid liver, and that this cuudition must be removed gently and thoroughly before health can be restored.

Rexall Ordsrlies `aro a positive,

pleasant, and safe remedy for consti- pation and bowel disorders in gener- al, We are so certain of their great curative value that we promise to re- turn the purchaser’s money in every case when they fail to produce entire satisfaction. .

Rexull Orderlies are eaten like can-

dy, they act quietly, and aid in pro- ducing a soothing, strengthening, iicnliiig iufiucncc on the entire intesti- nal tract. They do not purge, gripe, cause nausea, fiatulence, excessive loosencss, diarrhoea. or other annoy- ing ciisct. They are especially good for children, weak persons, or old folks. ~Tliree sizes, 100., 250., and 500. Sold only at our store-The Hcxall Store. The McKinnon Drug (Iii.

Gllll Hl|H MAKES

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How often one hears the expression,

#Sho is gray and beginning to look old." It is true that gray hair usu- ally denotes age and is always as- sociated with age. You never hear one referred to as having gray hair and looking young. E

'l‘he hair is generally the index of

nge. If your hair is gray, you can’t blame your friends for referring to you as looking old. You can't retain a youthful appearance if you allow~ your hair-to grow gray. Many per- sons of middle age jeopardize their future by allowing they gray hair to become manifest. If your hair has be- come faded or gray-, try Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, a prepar- ntion which a chemist by the name of Wyeth devised a few years ago. It is simple inexpensive and practical, and will banish the gray hairs in a few days. It is also guaranteed to remove mindruil and promote the growth of the hair.

It is a pleasant dressing for the

hair. and alter using it a few days itching and dryness of the scalp en- tirely disappear. ‘

Don’t neglect your hair. Start ns-

iiig Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur to-day and you will be surprised at the quick results 'rliis preparation is offered tothe

public at fifty cents per bottle, and is recommended and sold by all drug- glsts. '

Special-ageiits, E. A. F0ster,Sunny-

side, and Mackinnon Drug Co, corner Kent and Great George Streets.

All linen he-iistltohe d ha n

chiefs for ladies 90 ea ch or

por dozen-Moore 0. Mc-:.30 _

5 _ ‘ '.__.

hiv c causing the _hr_i.ir_and like soaps is not iniu_i-ions, er 20 Shampoos making it

_....4

Drug Co. ‘_

Streets.

REX A LL ` M POO PAS TE

re_d fo e purpose of th I f

"$‘§.il“ £3 ?5'i`2‘3i.‘i‘.i." 33

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HARLAND will rim na iollowa for-'hn.lance of sea.son:-

-.. . . . » . .svn °r.'s""‘

s an ina oin . es IJ. . a.m.

llgaya and Ohlna Point. Tuesdly 7319 m. , Wednesday. 8.15 .

Friday, _ Friday .

1-, 'Sati:irday. . gr, _ Saturday, _

ht Vernon River Bridge on which d np

EEBE sas: E5;

5.15 p._n_| sys saili

ND 1

Phono Q1

1 th S. 8.

Commencinrv%ebHs_§.r0ovN

londay, Llp. m. lor Orwell, Ha

zip. ln. for 0rwq2¢°Ba.l

?.s:;°a.’.J~.‘f.P ~..:':e..'°'.‘la....:" till p. mf. for East River. "°"`“"‘........."~ % ‘ it." '.2' Vim *iii* "Bvery`Zltern‘:te Mgrlday will call

will be according o tide

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prepaid

East and West Riverland China Pnint mist in all cuss ba

°" “`°*“°~ 0 lciililiiorririowii' uni Contains oouur ,

It rays to buy in this imivinee.

'The S. S. Kilkecl is _discharging u

Ellaiotgéalnveriiess round for Geo. E.

C"'bbag9» all l1l"iC€B. and a prize in

£9-C11 One. can be had Zion (thumb Tea.

T°d1\Y'B Gllardiun comprises twelve

Pages. Subscribers should make sure they get the entire issue.

_The beautiful and artistic painting And decorating of the Methodist Par- sonage. York, reflects mncli credit on

the contractors, A. L. Howatt and Son.

The second quarterly meeting of the

Winsloe Circuit will be held on. Thurs- day. Dec. mi, at south winsioe at 2 °'°l°°k- A MlBSi0I\Hl'Y meeting will be held the same evening at' 7,30 when addresses will be given by Rev, T. Marshall and Rev. Wm, Harrison,

Miss Gladys Howard, North River, Bild M&l`.lorie Brehaut, White Sands, hi’-V9 Passed their final examinations atdthe Union Commercial College and have been awarded diplomas from the Shorthand and '1‘ypewrii;iiig depart- ment.

The poor should bc remembered at

this Christmas season especially the orphans who are so dependent on the public bounty. An opportunity' is af- forded to help the St. Vinccnt's Or- phanage by sending donations to the Bishop’s Palace from two to six o'cl0ck Dec. 13th- and 14th.

The new Casavant organ which the

Baptist Church of this city ordered some months ago arrived last 'Thurs- day on the Northumberland. The work of installing it will he complet» ed tonight. The organ presents a very beautiful appearance with its artistically decorated pipes and quartered oak front. The instrument is pronounced by competent judges to be n, very fine one.

lt is' interesting to know that through the energy of the sharehold- ers of the Charlottetown Condensed Milk Company they are again ready to do business 'at their old stand. Thevdiave installed new, up-to-date niacliinery, to take the place of their plant destroyed by fire last summer, and are now fully eq\1iDP€d f0l'_W0l‘k~ They are advertising elsewhere in this issue for milk and cream and their ad. should bc carefully read by all progressive farmers who want a ready market at the highest prices.

House-lfzepers will be interested in the ad of the Rogers Hardware Co., Ltd., which appears in this issue. They are offering n splendiddine of enamel and tin kitchen utcnsils at

pricesfwlnohxthey claim bent all _Oilers made by cat logne houses. The hge is new and _comp etc in every res ec . Hotel _und boiird-house-keepers as well as houscwifes will find this a good opportunity to stock ill) 00 much needed ufticlffll ill? Dimes “mt are unusually 1o\v._A l>0\`\\Sf*1 Of th” ad. will be of benefit to ali.

The report of the Dominion Censhlfi

and Statistics Odice for the month ending October 31st., shows that the total area in potatoes, roots, foddei Crops, hay and clover this WHY WPS 9,007,492 acres, with A total 'D195 ducts _value nf $219,055,000. This is si,eoo,ooo more than last wwf- wifi there is n decrease of $3.120»000 10 hay and clover. The lfi1'll§St _mcreasf is shown in potatoes, which is neai-

iy $6,000,000 more than .init Yefifi although the product lb BSSV ‘Y s,ooo,ooo uusiicis, the average id “"5 Price beini-.Z 59 °°“ts Ver b“Sh_e_', if nnmpared with _45 cents ii y<\i.i.it.il.’2 The value of this Yet" S Pf`0‘_“:n fu nay and clovei‘_aud foddei to 1 S., 5159_055,000_ which is less tbl!" 3

000. P f. 1.088.

yeafg va,lllB by $Z.G08\ (Q H' ar

~ . ts ant sug

“";‘“’,§,we“;d,,,fS;cr0fm§59,ooo,ooo, bc- Pee inoré than last year’s value by nlgzls ooo The quality of au the ;_;wB’th,;, year is 90 per cent, and over. exceptmg sugar beet' `lIlhldl1ol: 88 ner coli- *md 1*” "fm an ther °"°“"'°i“g Pomoelio pilailllis gi au

v r -

roots. wéireogdzr crops this year, by glfdvidres were $5,754,000 l“ Prince Edward 1siand;96$3g62is,0l;ge;n Biglfsf Slow' ia i$i152lilio in Quebec. 5944931' wick. 5 dhmirio $5'583'000 in Mani. 000 in S., 790 060 in Saskatchewan, wha' s a'>'i'ooo' in Alberts. The am* ‘md " ,au wheat this season is Bagged?) acres being 797,200 acres léooatario ,md'3q0,700 int Alberta. 1 v h This is 2.93 per cent., loss t M1 S

8 The per cent. of fall 1110-W

vw; ,ated ranges from 13.51 in i“g‘ °.° Q0 90_40 in Prince Edward lhllilildon for the Eastern Provinces, S i

is 13 in Alberta to 34-12

iadldM§i?i1l:loba -for the Westcrn Prov-

- th the averages

hlclgstwgdlitl hat keine ldgme date. For gummer-following, the averagemin all

Provinces is well over P6

gilt for each of the three years,

$1.

1909-11.

;;“The School that has woii the con: iid nce of the D€0l’1e°' Unwn Com

mercial Golloze. B'31du'

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B52’ ‘;°°" 3.l.'¥§t'i.‘.°{l‘°°¥£f‘l8%.3 335 an out mprn sed y those who use

gl'

° ii . 'rn if i?il?:.?"E§5l:f6ig:lfiill llilllliiolin. "

Miss West, York, has returned home

after spending last week in this city.

Lloyd Anderson, St. Petei°'s Bay,

spent Sunday in this city, and was registered at the Eldon Hotel.

Miss Helen Ferguson, daughter of

the late Senator Ferguson, Marsh- field, lcft yesterday morning en route to Winnipeg.

Teleplione subscribers will please

add to their directories the following subscribers:-227-L., Ceilings, John, residence; '35-4-R., The Ladies’ Club; 418, A. E. Toomlis, Music Store; 182-5. Black & ce.; 311, sank oi Montreal (stuff-quarters).

The C. G. S. Aberdeen has arrived in iiort from Halifax and yesterday morning brought in the East Point, Calle Bear and Indian Rocks buoys. She left again at 9.30 to take ln the North Cape and West Point buoys. The Brant also left at the same time to take in the /harbor huoys and put out the winter spar buoys.

The students attending the Short

Course at the College of Agriculture, Truro, N. S., should ask for the Standard Certificate Return Ticket on the Standard Certificate plan. This will enable them to get ii. return ticket from Truro free of cost, bitt if this is neglected it will be impossible to get n refund. It is to be hoped that a very large number of students from P. E. Island will take advantage of this Course. I

`H. Craswell, Treasurer of the P.E. Is1and.Ornhaiiage, Mt. Herbert, ac- knowledgespwith thanks the following donations' Mrs, William Muttart, Summerside. box of clothing; Mrs. Glwrge Auld, Charlottetown, do; Mrs. S. A. McDonald, do.; Miss Mc- Pherson, City, do.; C, C. Currie, Elmsdale, 1 pair of blankets; Wm. Batt, City, $5.00; Mrs. G. O. Ark- leit. St. John, N. B., $5.00; L. O. L. N0. 1049, $3.30; Angus McKenzie, $1.00; John Boyce, $1.00; George Currie. Elmsdale, $1.00.»

It is certainly a gala week at The

Peop1e's Theatre this week. Several attractions are booked-the first of them opening last night after the ar- rival of the Picton boat in the per- son of Brown and Wilmot, the old favorites. Three years have they been travelling around the world-adding everywhere something to their dainty dancing act-and they certainly have accomplished much. They now carry their own mat for dancing purposes, and have added greatly to the hand- some wardrobe for which they are al- ready famous. T0 say that their work is far and beyond what they did be- fore-is saying very little-but it will be remembered that when they were here before they excelled all dancing acts ever booked. They are certainly worth goihg to sec. The photo plays last night were three new subjects, every one brimming over with intense interest, and as Miss Allen failed to fill her engagement through illness, the result was missed but little ttirougli the splendid supply given by Brown and Wilmot. The instrumental music by Mrs. Tomlins, who accom- panied tlie dancing uct without any previousi rehersal, was remarkable and it bids fair to bc a week of extra good things all through at the Peo- ple’s Theatre. V

:ICITY TAXES-A list of names for

unpaid city taxes will be advertised in a few days-Parties that have not paid will please take notice. 11-2Sdtf.

"District Skule" will be given in

the Opera House Friday, January 5th.

i- ~' ,

li) cents

for

5 cakes

of good soap in a box -

See Our Window

Johnson Q. Johnson

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Chamois Vests and Chest Protectors

F ' l ' Q

The harsh changeable

weather we are having now makes the purch- ase of a chamois vest or chest protector impera- tive for health and coin-

fort.

Chamois vests are light,

comfortable and strong .

- and give more warmth than a couple of coats. Made in sizes for men, women and children. Prices... . .. .L75 up

Chest Profecfdrs. gives

splendid protection for the chest,back and neck," well made and comfort-

l able, all sizes, prices

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THE STORE WlTll TIIE STOCK

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ALWAYS BIG c|||u§rMA§

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Choose Your Christmas Gifts Now

from the best stock . . ed Dry Goods House

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Give Her Furs

THE FINEST FUR STOCK

EVER brought to Charlottetown is ready here for your Christmas choosing. Our “nef, one price" system guarantees you lowest prices, and the quality of

' » every piece offered is the very top n0tch»

" . N0 1 Miiiks in Muffs at 25.00,

29.00, 35.00, 50,00, 55,00. 58.00.

N0 1 Mink Scarfs 23 oo, 37,50,

39.00, 50.00, 62.50, 88.00, 98 00.

14.50, 15.00, 19.00, 21.00, 25.00.

, Finest Sable Scarfs 12,75, 17,00, 22.00,

Ei-cry good fur-better here. I ~

Sable Muffs 12.75,

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' ,Gifts

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. She°d like Gloves

‘ , Y0u’re always sure when you give

l 3' gloves. Even if you do not know the

,ll 5 size, send any size, and change after

Christmas. '

Countess kid, all shade...........

' Marcell kid all shades...... _ . . . ._

’ . l, ‘. Olga and Suzette all sizes . . . . . ig All sizes in D0gskii1.... . I \ Grey Dogskin.................

v;FFF 332%?

25.00, 35_.oo.

7-* y 3 13325 _ lersiau Lamb Muifs 18.00, 26.00, 37.00.

/‘l` Persian Lambs Scarfs 15.00,i6.o0, 19.50, ,rf lffie ";‘___, Marmot Muffs 3.95, 5.00, 7.50, 9.50.

, / Marniot Neck pieces 3.95, 6.00, 7.5o,9.5o

, - ~-'Jesse » - Persian Paw Sets 11.50 and 18,00.

` -=‘{,l§.1;,, Pony Coats 50.00 up,

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olf "dainty Handlcerchiefs

' Special Hdlcf Sale Savinas

V THE HANDKERCHIEF SALE BRINGS YOU a great opportunity to

dioose dainty gifts atfa very moderate price indeed. Some of the loveliest hand- made handkerchiefs you ever saw at half what you would expect. ` Cheap handkercliiefs at 20, 3c, 40, 5c, 60, 7c, 8, gc, ioc.

Nice Embroidered handkercliiefs 80, 100, 150, 180, zoc, 2 5c.

- Hand Embroidered handkercliiefs 3 50, 450, 50:, 580, 7 5c, 1.00 to 2.00. lnitialled liandkercliiefs, hand worked, 180, zoc, 350.

Hemstitched lianderkcliiefs for men 15c, 200, 250, 300, 350, 50c.

. All sorts of Exceldas for men and women.

Get our special prices per dozen on all lines. Buy wholesale.

Give Him Ties

“S0 hard to choose for :1 man" the

ladies all say. Nonsense-V-it’s easier than “rolling off :i log." Never was a man had ties enough-tryyours and see. Christmas ties at 500, 75c, 1.00.

Silk sox and lies to match put up in

a handsome box

All ties bought for Christmas .~: will be handsomely of charge.

4 <1 ,,,

length

White Chamois _.L25

W0nieii°s wool and fur lined gloves

Placed on Sale

Long Kid gloves 2,25,_2.75 and up.

Kayser silk gloves in the long

in all sizes.

this Morning _

_lust

a lot of smart, new coats, well made, well fitting and stylish. ]ust a few too many of the sort in stock and

to clear up our assortment, we will oder a range worth to 12.00 each, °

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Choice Values

Mexican Drawn VVorlc

A very fine showing of dainty things in Doyleys

Tray Covers, Table Covers. Shams, Bureau scarfs, at all sorts of prices, fioiii the little piece at ten cents right up through 500, 650, 750, 1.00, 1.50, 2 00

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Sale of Coats Worth $12 f0r~$8 3 "

FOR SALES '

Driving Sleigh ` (Cutter Style) newly A N ew varnished and in good condition. Will be

sold at a bargain.

Fred. C. Waller.

203 Kent Street

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1 New Advertisements,

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Charlottetown

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The Charlottetown Condensed Milk Co, Ltd., are now pre- `

pared to handle any quantity of fresh full cream and nillk,

also good fresh cream. Delivery can he made at factory or an y

railway station. Price. terms and conditions made on applic-

. stion, by letter or at the factory office. Highest prices paid.

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covering Total Disability is now issued by the Sun Life of Canada. For particulars apply to

E. R. BKOW

' Manager For P E I

Milk and Cream Wcmtecl 5 ""-'_'_--'-"

,_ "Voice Bpecialist Prof H A Ti “ 5'0" Want P05115' Hood kitchemton. teacher of Voice Culture. Pia

llwisils ni prices lower than you and oi-gan. Voice Culture a. speci have ever raid before can at our ity. studio 146 ot. George st. store today and see the new line we 12-Edtlmw have ,lust opened. The Rogers Hard- --

Ware U0~. Lfll- 12-5d2i. “We have Just opened up 3

H , "-f line of highest grade tin and ana (if-mpfifc Our Price on enamel and kitchen ntdiisils which all houuski

ti" kitchen “tensile Rnd YOU Will find are should nee. The prices marked

Stewart; Baker! The 2 Macs 1 The Charlottetown Condensed Milk C0. who im »»»-an ii-im-1-.==~»... yo. ...ny ‘ x63 Ken* A ~ I -5tlSdflfs

what you usually pay. Th R Hardware C0., Ltd. °12fl'gle2lll The Rogers Hurdwue Co ' Lg?