PKGE 'SIX ~ " ' THE CHARLOTPETOWN

"._';_?;fifi; first, ‘l-.'l'_ ~ ,' ff~`;_.‘ ..i 1; -' _ . '~

, ‘ ' ,P 'W-1-Y " ' r r~ p _-‘_-

T 'm‘ A i- _ his widow and family and hi

he ` _ ers and visitors. The school roongglvéiss

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aun~ur_'; ' _°_r::_‘:J»»r: ~~_~_}_~_~;::_-:.‘;f_ V ' Y Y 1 _ : - - -ff A A -rf,-_-_-_-_-_-f::: A =-A: Af-Y - - :f -_

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_JT ,P_AY,Q_t0.buy in this province.

A Q|'lAHDl8.VEST.-Tiiis is ii sea-

son of sudden oolds. The surest way

lo._gg,srd .against thsm is to wear ri' goo Chamois Vest. They cost but lil-r tile. but provide a mighty lot of coin-. !ort.'Don'; wait until you catch cold-i wear one NOW. All prices. See our-1 big Prince Street window. Joliirsirii, U _,i_ohl\son, Druzglsts. 2233-1-l9.\l£ii_|

QEQABLE SCHOOL.-The semi-an-f

nital examination or DeSuble School- be held on Wednesday afternoon,

, “nary 9. and was attended by ii;

alike number of patents and other- vibitors. The school was tastefully decorated with spruce intermiriglcd with red. white and blue chains arid* bella, while ii beriutifiil Chrlstrrrns Tree well laden. stood in _one rorncr The examination was conducted by the leucher Miss Ptitllorliie .\liirt'lii'i- son, assited 'hy Miss Bro\vir_ reaclrer

'gyle Shore. After' the i\x.iiiiiii;ii 'tune vuri_0_\1_»~i §ie._S-_ww~l_I__1_'_»_ >-"ffl was calicd upon to art as t-li.i.:'

man and ii pleasaiig prograrri wars rw rr- dered hy the pupils, ziticr wliicli iii. Christmas ‘Tree was strippcti of its- giits each pupil receiving a little gift and a bag of candy, ewrylirirly pr.-<. ent. also were treated io liorirc rr\:r.l_- candy, furnished by the good \\'.irrr--;r Of DeSable. The tree also i‘oiit:iiii~\'_‘ a large number oi' rircsciits ikvi iii.- _toacher from her' pupils. _-\i'i.<-r~ _<lr.~ri speeches by the cliuiriiiaii and oih<-i~- compiimenting- the i-liilrlrcri on ili».i- pronipt and reuily rriisivcixs and rr. the teacher for tire irririini-i' ln ivlrirlr she coritiiictcii iliv r-xarrriiraliurr, ili- Illeetiug was iri'oii_s_;lii to ri r-ii>_--- li\ singing: the .\'atiorral .‘.iiflirrri-_

THE MORNING GUARDIAN may

be had at tho News and Novelty Store ot Misa lfloriiio !\icCarey. Mtt.

THE HALiFAX~ DISASTER IN

PICTURES.-(iii attic art iiic .\`c‘.'.s iiiiil \'a`i~i<=t_\' r`»1or'<> opposite St. liuii- <t:i-ii':= t':irlil-dr'iil. This bool: coirt.ii;'.s -ill l’lr<>toi:r':i|;iis r<i\'c|‘ir:y all r'-:ctiuirs iii' tlzi--iii"iicrl rlisiriit and :1li=o ati sir- troiliir-:ioii tr-iliiig thu cause oi' lfc cxplosioii, the daiiiugc done and tin: otli'\";i list ot' ilvxui. There is rr 'ci-iv

rl _ _ _

1:-iisc tlcinuiifl for tlii- book for iuaril- lng to Soldiers and riLlir~r' i'r~ir=nd-- '~!r- roatl. 2210-l~l8MLli.

A SOCIAL GATHERING.-Mr. anti

Mrs. Donald )lacPiiail ot' iloii_-lirrw were taken by .~‘iii‘pi'lsi\ vii ilic .\_\`-_'-ri- lug tri Jiirriifiry llltlr wiicri ir if-'.~.' tri' their frierids irathcrr-:tl tn. the or-t-‘.is- ioti be-iiii; :z \\'~-lr~\:r‘.i- io :lrcir ..i-\‘.' liouie on \‘.'csi .\\‘en\lt-_ 'l`Iic t`i:'~=| part oi’ iris; u‘.'ciiiii§,5 \\';r_s spviil iii _-oi-ini iiiiiii~=ciucl1l_ alive" wliirii liif- lzitii-s pr-or-.\t»rlr‘-il ur _sr-i r;rbic_,- niiil .: ~;ilr'_jr- liiirrrs-1ii~_-1-l .vii-: ~;_jf\_\'/-il i»_\' ;:`:!. alici- :<ii1T1W~`F"€iil' i.>\i'l:'f‘>r\: \\'.'i_~‘ i:_l\‘cri tljv uric -_l' lin: lzi/llr-< ii. 1'-`ilrrv.'-3`v"_l-i':*. :iriri \ir.~1. i). _`\ici'iiliii iii ir,-':i:ii:` <- tlirr<r~ i~i'e-'slit ziii<`.' _=ii\'_<i,-ii` i wish ro .-_\'i~-i;'l to yoli the iiicrst lu.-.Lily \\'~-i.oirir> wr _\<nir' new lit'»ni»» .iivl livpc that _\i'i:i: i'rl>l~- \'lIl :il\\`;i_\'_<~ lr-- ;>< l`llll its it. i.~' :r1i\'». \vi~liilr,_" yiiu ai lrrlajlrt and pros- rrci’->1:~' .\'ew Year, \\'»: l'¢i»rii;iii1 your lriirirls and nit-iuirlrozw at liorislizr-.»'. l`iir- li<:_<t»\_-s iiliril-~ zr ~~uitalil-_\ r'L‘lil_\‘ ;:“\ the i-\»\lii1i; r.: » tunic lil :i i'lf\_~~'- iii- t-iiieiiiz llrr- _\',ri_'-ini! _\:r:lir~ru_ _

SCHOOL Cl_OSlNGv.--'l`liv >;ii\ii~2i:i-

i1r_i.rl iiiilrlii- ~_-`x.rl;ii1l;el;t»ir~\Z` .'-.lilillrir

rr'il'ri>l \‘-.ri lit.-l il: fill" _-,rilii r :ltlll--_~ iii: 'l`ii\\i'_~ilir\ ll.-i `,‘lllli iii lin- iilw-

ence oi a large number or ratepay-

artisticaiiy decorated tor the - ion. The pupils were examined by iiilss Sadie McDonald of Watervaie School assisted by Mr. J. 0. Trainer and Mr. J. Morgan and' they acquitted tlieinselves very crwitlitably indeed., The t`ollowini:.' prograninic was pres- uiit.ed;-ltocllatioii, Thu Chrietiiias \\'elt:oirio by l\1ur'cc1la Qulnii_ Song. Saiiii: Claris is tioiriiiiin by i-`loreiii-e l{r_-lly_ ltecitatioii, Haiiidiirg llown hy .\iary Simpson. Drill L`uioxi Jack by .\l-argaret Kelly. ltccitiitiorr by Ed~ win l\icKerinii. Drill by four boys. Joscpli Simpson, Williain Kelly. Bern- ard and hiaiurlce Corrigan. Wim; wc sliail do. Recitatlon, Wlilrii loved lies! by Stella Simpson. Song by Eriicst Quinn, When the cow _iuriipcd ovrr tliii moon. The programme being enri- erl the teacher Miss Mae Morris, as slsterl by some of her' pupils distriliut~ eil candy and 1'ruit_ Prizes were thr-ri :r'.\.‘:ir'tie<i to |~`lci‘elir‘e l{eii‘_v"for tliliq- f-rice. Stellar Simpson for best aticirl- .'rii<‘\'~, :ind lil Mt-lieliilii for Ilvptirt~ iiiiint. Short. ziilili't-ssl-ll were _tiivcii lry Llicssits .l. U 'l`raiiior' and .l_ .\l<ri_ge-rr roiiipliiiicritlnr; tcarfiicr and pupils 1-in the riwcllerit exirniirizilioii and prri- uraiir 'l`li<»ii ull poiricil iii siiigiilg Lioil Haro our bling zli1ll._llif» school <-lusill mr xiii- .\'rini:i l\oliil:i_\'i=_

EMYVALE SCHOOL EXAMINAT-

l',)l\.’.--'l`li+;- _si-!;;i-.iii\iii|l _slicofl _-::;ir.r- iznliililr or l~Iliiy\'ali~ -rliulvl _\`\'i. il?- <r»~‘-. ril.w_~- on lim-_ '_’l i:: the |ii'c_»'ciiii~ t .i !.i:>ff-- iiuiirlwr lil' i`iii»=;»;i_\cr'_<, pei- »_ ~ -=-l xi-'ire-1-:; iiii~lii<ilrij.'_ ai riuiiib»_-r <1 _ ~_r.r~_~ir|_r triiiri .~`i_ IIuii_~tari‘s (fril- `i»_i:f_ 'fiw _-r-ir.ril i‘,‘irrrr-- ivcre Iiistt-~ tili-_ il-~fii~;riti.' l`-rr i_..~ rr.-r-sit-irrir \\‘irli

-~lvi'ui'i-iiiis' uliil rizil. ullliv ztiril lriilv

t'iiirr=_iiii;.__~'. :intl in mtv r'ui'rii\l'. sim:-l it ll:-gli _\'-l;l.i\ ii'l»»\ lriiillr-il with gills w.| 1i»_'~._-_ 'l`ii=: pupils winr rivqiiilti-ri r§r~»rrr»~t-i‘,i -» riiiisi r'r`»ililulil\', \\'i>ri‘ vi.

l-;‘uri!i~~| iii lllr \':'r'iir|i_~' .~rilij<>i't.~: ii\‘_

Stephen »McQueid, Michael -MoQusid_, LOUIS (`11l1H¢»l1&h. Thomas >Hogan, Jani” E- CORGY. C_ivll Service. Ot- tawa but once a` former teacherin Eiiiyvale school and James Coady Sr. .\ftcr the examination ct pleasing pro- i:r:unme~ of songs, dialogues and recit. ations was well rendered, and' then Santa Clpiis pei-sonnted by Patk. Clar- kill i1DDeored_on the scent. He was- grectcd by the children with loud; riicers ot' welcome and even the vis- lturs' joined heartily in welcoming Old Santa. He then (proceeded to unload the tree giving each child gifts and candy, not forgetting the teachers. The children on their part presented their teacliers with iiaiidsuine boxes of siiitioiiery. During the evening ro- inarks were made by Jas. Coady, Sr. Steplieii. McQunid, Michael McQuaid and James E. Coady in which they r-xpi'esserl themselves highly pleased in the standing oi' the pupils and con- gratulated the teachers, Misses Mary Vaiiagiiari und Katie, M. t‘larkln on the e\'it\¢,n\i’ success-fill work lining" done. ` '

SCHOOL EXAMlNATl0N.- (Jn

Moriday afternoon Dec. 2~itlr it large riiiiiiller oi' i‘ute_payci‘.s and visitors as- -riribletl :it l`teiinlo‘_~; ltoiirl School thc mwiisioii being their seiul~iinni`ial ex- riiriiriutiori. The pupils. wcrc exaiiiinctl nr iiio various branciiefi by their tea~ i-lior Mr. Williaiii iii, Sillipliriut and _ahve evidence by their reiidiv and iii- tviligimi &lilS\‘~f0l‘s that they Iiail l\t=i'n_

the tienchqp ripypthrse girls. lllooitsb- ign :Christmas tree by Edwin Cal- iiecii. irecit»tio'n,‘ 'rim izsisrorlt 'man-by

girgieigirel Gallant. Recitation, _ The o s ratumstree b ,£11 _r e l- lant. Recitation Over -thxe sidsib; gil- dred Beaton. Recitationi' Christmas in Camp by__irene Doucette, Song ot gladness by Jane Andrews and Mnd- eline Gallant. Then ~Santa._ Claus np- peared ,on the scene and distributed' candies andnuts among the'pup'ils and visitors. also reinenibering tha teacher by presenting him with a pea-‘ uitrul present. The visitors expressed themselves as beingthighly pleased with the work done ini the school and a' vote of thanks was tendered to Mr, Siiliplianttor his keen intcies-t. The examination was brought to a close by singing the National Anthem and ,God Save. our Splendid Men.

IN 'NlQll_llR|AN|

' ' JAMES CRANE

'l‘lic dcniise oI` Mr. Jiiuics Crniic. ol`

Erti_~‘-t:liti`f\,_occurred at the iionio oi' Mr. John l\ir:Kiunon. on Sunday even- irig. thc liitli inst_ Tho deceased. who was son oi' the late John ilraiie, was in rairpeiiter by trade; and wus rec- iognlzed as one oi' the _'best workiiieii in the province. The many line' dwell- ing liouses in Lot 50, and elsewhere, being eloquent testimonial of his skill

tlroroughly taught_'1`his <1.jisti~ict is vcr- rainly to be congratulated on having _-ociii'ed such an eiilc-_ir-rit and pains- taking teacher ag' Mr. Silliphaiit, A11 for the examination the following pro- _srani was i'eiiiloi'eil by the pupils as I`ollo\\‘s: Mr. .'\iilii‘c\v Gallant. (‘_liair- iriiiii. llocltzltioll, <‘lii'i.-ini:i.~i all over rho land by foiir girls. Itciritation, The .~‘toc~l<liii.rs Xiiizis. by Voriiorr (`\irlv_v_ lirritiilioii, Fairiily troubles by Ag- ;.|lra_ .\l<-l`)oiii»il<i_.Soiia'. .~\ ir-tier trrirri

, as at first class carpenter. He was an 'liones-t indiisti-ions man always, iiiid 'will be greatly missed ,in Earnsclliie and vicinity where he spent the last fvw _Years of his life. He leaves i\v0 brotliers to iiiourn their- loss: Robert : iii the -States, and John iii Z\loi'cll.’I`he iniierul took place on Tuesday p. in. to thc tfliurcli of England cemetery

'ht <‘herr_y Valley, und \vas well ai.-

lvniieii 'l`iic all lir\:ii'oi's \\'¢'i'e'\/ieséis

. _ p . .; _ .

|.\'eil and itoliei-t .\ir-Kiiiiioii, .lnliir

Doyle, Stephen Crane. DMM' C9"°7

and Henry Young.-0. `

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MR. JOHN A. _FERGUSON

1 -- 'vi l '»` ~' U it is--~viur~ deep resi-et and ~sen\1l11°:

sorrow'th'a't'-'the residents of Marsh- iield heard oi the death of Mr. John 'l`. Ferguson on Wednesday. Dec. 5111 1917 in his 65th year after an illness, ct over ten months. All' that a loviiig| faniiiy and medical skill' could do was done. but nothing could retard the grim 'nressenger of death. it was itl- deed sad for those who gazed on the peaceful sleeper. He will ne 8l'€Hl‘ ly missed not only by the bereaved family but among his many reiativoi and friends. 1-iis pleasant manner and' personality made him n welcome vis-1 itor where ever he went, and in the home. Not only will lie be 'missed by the bereaved family, but also by a large number who enjoyed his hos-' pitality. Mr. Ferguson was well and favourably known throughout thc, <iommnnlt3\ kind and icoutrteous' in’ manner with strict attention to duty.i As it politician ho was strenlious and' ever- stuiinch and true io his party and his pnrty's' caiise.. That his party will in future miss his loyal and vni- unble support can well bo believed. I-ie was frank and str'aiglit-forwai'd‘ to an unusual degree, and his friendship was true. constant and valuable. We reel that in his death, Mars~‘_riield has lost a good man whose word was nl- ways as dependable as his bond. The deceased leaves it .~iorr'owing widow, one son, Tuppeix ut home, also two daui;liters_Jaiiic (Mrs. .\icNeviii, Win-

relatives iii tlie_ga~est loss wgjzhofgg with the whole community- avg _,W tained in his death. ._

When a man refuses to argue with

a women she considers it is a. sort of acknowledgment ot her mental su. periorlty.

Our idea oi' a wise man is one‘wh0

isn't foolish enough to try tg con, vince a woman by arguing with heh

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Will give you your choice f a_ large assortment of tylish Boots. These goods were reg~

ularily marked $5 00 and $5.50 two years ago and go. dav would easily be worth $6 50 to $7.00 and you can

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iiipeg) 'arid Blanciie. (Mrsl Ernest (`olen, .\iiltou;- P. I.) -'Elie-t`uneral sc_r-vices wcr cniiductiid by Rev. Dr. l"uller'toii. The choir i=-airg“Thc Lord’s My Sheplierd." "Asleep lu Jesiis", and ‘_‘i-‘orever with the Lord.” The pall- licsrrw-r'_~i were Messrs Duncan Gibson. Peter’ Stc\vart. and John Mr-i~‘arlaiio_ ’l‘lie deepest syiiipatlri is extended to

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They include Buttoned

i "and Laced High and Low |= Cuts. Patent, Gunmetal, is Suede and Tan. 12 Morris-Smith-Beer

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free of cli‘rr;;ze_ all lirrr; ~ _ __“-*if l ° nes, Ta estr , Furniture Coverings,

ble Lmer._<, Napili _i oweiiiigs, 4/, I A r ` /‘\ Q/ Q Curtains and Curtaining during this

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,_ 'l`_liis V will positively end _lanuary 31st. a-ndrvve advise all " ;_z_l>i_ivei's_ to make up their lists promptly andbuy early. MAIL ‘

<ii_~.io;r-:ics-5. will receive our prompt attention. _

s- in the-sc allways- wanted-- goods at last year Sale.

\"'-re i'essei'vc the right to limit; the quantity of goods Sold to

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A ow ations, Towels, Etc,

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Cotton Goods Which_'AAe felt was sure to take - place we piirchasccl rieavy stocks whenprices

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Than. _Factory 4- Prices 1

"fi As a- consequence we are able to offer

‘ i ’ f these goods at about one-half their value based

oiiio-diiy’sl~uctoi'y Prices. 1- ` '

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,_ The ab'ive_ are our old reliable lines of English Manufacture

_ It is alniost impossil;-le to r_r1"ocure`the, quality of these goods at the present time. " 1

D() NOT ()VERl..()()K"OUR SPECIAI. _

l FREE HEl\/i'Nll_NQ OFF ERS DURING THISSALE

Scrim and Mai

See our special

_ .T320 ' . .250 . .2812 . .300 . .320 . .360

cloth.

1 Napkins

- Curtansi -

and Curtainings

' All at special sale prices.

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Nottingham

75c pair to,$6.50 pair

All at 15 per cent off

Bleaclied and Uubleaclied

' Table Linens

A special sale* prices. A large vari-

ety to choose from.

A large assortment of napkins and

Cloth

Less .l5_ per cent

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quisettc Curtains

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$2.00 to $8.00 each

$2.00 to $9.00 each

A big range of linen huck towels Al' fancy linen including Runners, -

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