A Saturday

Lssiip Wool i-ioss _..._._ 00c Wash Satin Camisoles.-. $1.25 Sill: Cashmere Hog ..._._ 40c Black and Navy silk Bloom-

Largo Bath row-u“: for 08c a ers ........................ $295 Crepe Kimonos, all shades) Georgette Camisoles. (Nth ................... .. $8.25 and $4.25 ‘pink and white) $175 Eiderdown Biankets $10.00 Envelope Chemilfl. (Pink and f0!‘ ........................... .. um will" Mil") 315° White Cotton Niglliilowlll (lace and embroidery trim- White Cotton (so in.) _._. 12c mlns 3L“ ‘ animate Grey Cotton (as in.) 1o s 12¢ Jar w! llllbiil" 8"“ B'°‘".°' 4 "hm" Imperial F‘ ' “ , (Fancy 53'” I W; Patterns) .................. .. 10c Mill ends of Duck (Bi-own. FQR BQYS Blue, Khaki and Black 26c. y I Golf Hose for (small sizes) MANTLE CLOTH 69c

All Wool Velour

FOR Heavy Sweater Coat All Wool Underwear

Label) Garment hlocha Gloves ...... .. Lined Dogskin Gloves Nogiigee Shirts .. Better Shirts at . Mackinaw Coats ..

the busy month

Olaus is a great fli

cti he can't work W!!-

Coating. Regular $4.00 for ...... .. $1.50 Paliette (light shades) $2.25 for ................................ ..

MEN

.980:

o Silk Dresses for . Dark Tweed Overcoat-s $13.50

Fancy Check Overcoat $18.00 Black Milton Overcoat (Ches- terfield) .................... .. $25-99

Get to the Store Early for a Good Choice

=5. A. McDONALD

Larger sizes Golf Hose 89c Long ‘in

all Wool Black Stock? ............. .. 59c

.................... 89c Boys Mackinaw Coats" $6.00‘ Boys Overcoats ..... .. 34-95

Ladies

Serge: and Homespuns at ............................ ......-.. $7.95 "Jumper Dresses for .

Dresses

Tricotlne Dresses for .. All our Regular High Class ' Stock

courtesy is an at ynber necessity.

Lb llislifiillCé but the

. ».~~' .ll tll l. Nam "hrut (hillihhlfin of '1 a

jmorchant who uses ng only throughl

shows that he kn ght to use it the \

more welcome

a

future comfort for

'r December Satori Christmas-Alli! I st-are a four-lei

for holiday tr the most of them.

W

i=1‘ ‘is kind in Canada.

BORN THE . IDEA

Midjili inter In

vs your own yours" ipet for Christmas if ‘, to make sure that i i it's an instinct to

lsve- I

PREDERIKIYDON. NB"

jor snowstorm of the

developing.

wreckless driver.

’i‘horo is no month of the year when the thought 0! Prmiwlion is so seasonnble and aDIYPODTiBlG a! December. when kindily thought! iii home and family are so miw in the minds of men-and what is ultimate centres rnund the home and home folk? it is sirchi suggestion till" 1l° Christmas i~i~.u‘il ho purchased than a LifeI Insurance Pohicy—a seal of PW, sent health and an assurance oil dependent ones. Start the new year rizht- wl, a nnlicy from the Great West 3, ,e_;h.. most popular institution

gilt

Branch Office, Hyndman. llwild- .;._.;_ 5i Queen St., Charlottetown. ‘ 10683~fmw.

New Brunswick

Deoem- to ber 7.—-All New Bmiiswwk bass id he told his mother about the been suddenly 1mm!“ "m, mm ffer and she consulted a lawyer wlnte! Ofilldiilimfi b? “he first mVat the time. Witness said Law-

ced ‘an lggizazlei rence saiw him a second time and which common ll

continued this morning with all the resemblance of a roll-l biillfllfi

Stick your nose in other people's blliiifiPsii and you lose by a nose.

runny things hnnnell- We 50w i1

iiiinnrdls Linlmont Iiumbermnlvs Friend

__ eadquarters ¢o+

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‘ready m the big

bYs TOYi

, better and obs

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i xcelieni

Gills

“Dolls, Games, Boys

r lads, Snow Sho

Cabs, Carts, Ki

d strong, useful '

store than all o

in the City cornbl

l [than been our busi ‘early thirty years.

‘line with us. Como

u & c». h

Olsus Hoadquari

from. Articles

use by the ladies. Fine Talcums. Toilet Waters. Fine Soaps. Face Creams. Perfumes. Smelling Salts. Bath Salts.

go ii

Sachet Powders. Combs.

Hair Brushes. Minors. i ' .

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_ l choice ere. - swan." a

. museum -

no

ihiiiei Guilds

We have an excel- lent assortment of these goods to select such as these are in daily

Perfumed. Lotioifs

You have wide .~ . rmiw rm usual

i. c. aiiliiiiiilli“

6-044

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4

4 1

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4 (the building

,sl_iin specialist.

' delightfully clear and smooth. Bul-

sitss that oaule the ‘burning, itch- "lii: or ilisilsummeiit. Meiitlio-sul- phur always heals oclems. right up.

Swears He Was Oflered $300 T0 Set Fire

AMHERST, Dec. 7.— At the preliminary hearing of A.E. baw- rence, the Amherst merchant charged with arson. which opened thlls afternoon before Magistrate Blenkhorn, Hallie Coates of NaP- pan, who at an investigation cori- ducted by Provincial Fire Mar sbal Rudland, stated 111M 118 illiii been offered $300 by iMT- Law rence to set fire to the Lawrence block. was the chief witness for the prosecution, which was conducted lby Crown Prosecutor James A Hariway. Coates swore that last

that time offered him $300 if he would burn the building. Law rence said the people living 0V9? the shop were well insured and that he would see that they were out of the building at the time the fire would be set; Coates refused consider the proposition. He

nrade a similar proposition, which he refused as before.

Clinton Fullerton when called said Iaawretice had phoned him, asking him to see Coates. Mrs. Lloyd A, Tennnnt. of the burned lbuilding, when called admitted that flier effects were well insur» ed. She said Mr. Lawrence knew she was going away on Saturday.

Police officer Jefferson said ~he had aipiplied to Mr. Lawrence for room in the building, but was ra- fused. He produced oiled papers found in tiho building, part of which was an order pad from the store.

Fire Marshall Riidland of Hail- fax, said Lawrence bad told him was insured for 510.000, the stock for 81,500 and tlic fixtures for $38.

Fire Chief Liisby was the only other witness cancd. Hallie Cantos on cross John B. Smiley, counsel for the accused, admitted that while in Pooh's store lie hail said he would get oven with that Law- rencs 1T it took him all his life.

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There is no vacation for ~' s. ma who likes to fish. » - .

lBesidos being school month Sop tembor has five bath nights. '

.-

Fiery, Itching Skin l‘ Is Quickly Soothed With This Sulphiil

Mentbo-Sulpbur, s pie

cream, will soothe and beaks] [that ll irritated or broken ‘out vi ‘leosems: that is covered with iigl rash or pimples.‘ or is rough or dry. Nothing subdues fiery skill eruptions so quickly, says 0.110101!

The moment this sulphur proper‘- ation is applied the itcb- stofll and after two or three sppl cations, the eoaema is gone and the skin is

pliur is so precious as a skin rept- edy because it destroys the pars-

~A ‘small jar of Rowles Mentho-

Bulpbui- may be lied at any good

drug stop.

l»

examination by

.1 Ciirisimalsl Cake

a}. .' a e. .1»,

3 v.0 a . l

silos from Helium's ounce.

‘ N: ‘oonouaov vscvsr KIMO- maku a Pretty gift. Have you seen Pistons? 1i

‘ MRS. HUGH CLOVER will be at Home to her friends on Friday, Deipflthrilrom i2 to i and 7 to

LADIES AID TEA and B81881‘ Hehrtn Memorial Hall, Tuesday. (Icons. 10673 8 1i

STORES OPEN — The mer- chants of Charlottetown have de- cided to lkeap their stores ollfiil until 6 dkilodt until Christmas, commencing Monday. Dec. “lltb next, and that Thursday, Friday and Saturday, previous to Christ- mas they will remain open in the evenings.

NARROW, ESCAPE — On Fri- day last two lads, Messrs. Len- wood Ladiner and Cyrus Gallant aged 16 and 17 years respectively were handling a small rifle at OLeai-y. when it was accidentally discharged and the bullet entered Ladinefs arm, inflicting a. nasty wound. He ‘was promptly operated upon by the two O'Leary doctors and the bullet extracted. ‘He is now making a good recovery.

HAMPTON CONGR EGATION . Rev. M. J. MacPherson, M. A.. B. D., minister. Preaching ser- vices -for Dec ‘i0, Bonshaiv (Pros iiyterinn) at 11; Bonshow (Bap "stl at 3; Hampton at 7.30. Rev. .l. B. Daggett will preach in Trycn (Presbyterian) Church at 7. exchanging with Mr. MacPher- son for the Bonshaw service at 3. A cordial welcome for all.

(SLAN DER APPOINTED - Rev. R. H. A. Hash-mi. M A, a native of Springfield, P E I who is well

known in Nova Scctia and who ‘ates for some time an Anglican missionary in India has been ap- pointed by the Bishop oi Saskat- chewan, rector of St. James church Saskatoon. Mr. Hashim has just re—

turned to Canada from England. There was a large gathering oi’ the Mothers’ Union of the Church oi’ the Messiah. Toronh on Monday afternoon Nov 13th to bid farewell t0 their president, Hrs Hashim wife of the Rev R H A Hnslam who has been appointed to a rectory ‘n Saskatchewan. At the close of the meeting lMrs Hashim was pre-

leadei-ship. Free. was served and a very happy hour BDEIIlL-“CBIIQ- dlnn Churchman.

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PERSONALS .

lner was in the city yesterday.

I

returned homo from Toronto.

11nd are gu-osts at the Queen.

Messrs 1W. bookie and Wilfred

(Maolieod, Hunter River.

i

business min of Glace Bay is in

the city, a guest at the Revere otel.

Rev. PJ. Ha/slam and wife, Pe- titoodlac, NiB. are vlsiing tiié city and are guests at the Victoria Hotel.

Miss Eva Stewart, him returned to her home in Marshfield after spending the past few days in the city visiting relations and friend; Miss Dorothy Martin, who has llweil vlsltlnsin the city during the imst summer, the guest o: Rev, E. M. and Mrs. liialone, left yes- iefdliy 100F111!!! 0n return to the West Indies.

_ Mr. Joseph E. Ddigle, arrived in the city Wednesday night from Kanirokee County. Illinois. where he has spent the last eight months ‘M! midis left yesterday arter- noon to visit his ‘home in Bear River, Mr. Daigle is very much like" ill) with farming in Illinois, and intends returning in the spring.

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giitiiiillii

churn/i, ciiiigriqu ciiUllOg. __

. "i IWK-‘e “ iinQ-‘Psh fltle Satiurd Dec 9th inyflowsriifls Shoe Store.’

appreciated by the school Kiri for Clrlretmss. See Paton's new lid;

R1

sqspisliihii ‘Iluhi. s; Catherines iii-this lamps l a

milnsrrfisto SERVICE. -Ser vice in the Mai-shiishi Bartlet cihurch tonight, Rev Ross C Eat-on. Charlottetown preacher.

OAVEINDISH, FAlRVlEW SER- VIOES-Rev. M. .0. Brintcn Will preach Sunday Dec 10th at Fuiir- view L1 s. m. and Cavendish 7 p. m.

. SELECT YOUR OHRISTMAQ

gifts at the Christian Church azaar and Pantry sale Saturday ec 9 in Howard's Shoe Store.

HARNESS — We are olferlns the balance of our stock of liar nose at less than manufiwtilfoffl cost to us. Call early i0!‘ ~03" gains. A.-Horne and Co.

orn novelists. The meeting starts promptly at 7.30 p.m.

GOOD SLEIGHINQ- A motor- ist returning from an extended trivp throiurli the country reports considerable drift snow in many parts. Yesterdays hard frost has made good sloighing nnd it is hoped that this will continue un til the Christmas season is over

REV. H. A. GOODWIN Secretary cl‘ Evalizellsm and Social Servior will ‘hold meetings as follownz~ Dec. 10. Sunday, 11 a.m. Method ist "Church. Charlottetown and ai 7 p.m. Cornwall; Tuesday, Dim Qillflilll-Zo. Wednesday, Monitague Thursday, Sourls, Friday, York Sunday 17th Vernon, Milivlew Pownsl.

srocu QUOTATIONE

HALIFAX, Dec. 7.—(Quotailchn:

furnished by Johnson and Ward

sented with a handsome silk eider-Iraxchmge) ' down quilt as a token of affectiomBmmWw" --------- -~ and appreciation of her splendid Be“ Telephmle -

1 (Mr. Job-n S. Cousins, Park Cor- MOTH-Feel PM"?!

‘Mr. J.B. Morrissey merchant of Atlantic 311E911‘ Tignisli was in the city yesterday. Atchison ........ ..

. 35 111 -:.. ..... .. 651, Sbawiinlgun . 1121,, incurs-tics Pulp 93 ilCiinadlan General Electric — lCnnadian Steamship Coni.. ;Caniuiian Steamship Pfii. . .551.»- Asbestos Com. h..- 64 _, Dominion Bridge — 1011, .Winnipeg Electric 3i National Breweries . 40 ._ 23-‘? . 100i‘ Am. Car & Foundry . . 1831 . 123-’

Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Simallwood Am. Locomotive August he gm a 1elgphqng m@-_6.nd Mr. Vivian Bmnllwood have Am. éimelting &iRe sage from Clinton Fullerton nsklngi him (Contest to go and see haw. renco. He said that Lawrence atl

Anaconda Copper ......... .. _ Canadian Pacific Railway Messrs. F-O. Tlnsiey and WA New York Central ’i‘ingley, Amherst are in the city Cuba Cone Sugar Crucible Steel ..

Lecliie Summersid-e were register Mex Petroleum . ell Yilitordey at the Queen Hotel. lnternationalMer. Marin

MPH. W. P. All-Oil‘. 11851118. $3.5M, Reading ......... .. leaves on. return this morning af~ Southern Pacific ier visiting her sister, Mrs. D. M. stndoboker

International Paper . 52‘, Kelly Springfield .. i3 ,.... 241 51

Press Steel Car . 87

131-‘

Union Pacific 12g

Utah Copper m,“

. ‘Mr. John A. MciRae, prominent 1y s. Steel

Save yourself ail the worry and work of making your Xmas Cake by ordering from Stewart's Bakery.

, DARK rnurr can:

,l,ioi-ir FRUIT can:

.» WHITE souuo CAKE sun-gram can:

Ailslsss 1 ib. io 12 ios. Made from the very. best

materials, by experienced

bakers. ' Cali, at shop and us

campus. ' Mali orders attended to.

Stewart's Bakery

163 Ksnt Street

. iiiiii Victory i, i 93s ‘victory __' 1922 "viemry 105 19a": victory -'-- '

members of the Montreal Stocl

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MONTREAL exoi-IANGE

BAN K8

Blink: Commerce‘ ninucnoyal “mi. fifilféfoii. wxfhcat, Dec. 11856- 1 Jullyorlillnlgec. 70%;- Mail 69%‘ Jul 35..., Dec. 4a. May 4275- 1”‘ s9"/s.’_________________ 1*. J. MivDBLAIlL The Proof of the , P U D D I N G i is in the E A T I N G

Iiut the proof of if all is In the selection of articles to minke up the Buddha:- The following list _Il7 holy ‘You Int the right things for the Xmas pudding or other Xmas puking.

-8uliana Raisins -f;ltron Pasl —-Lamon Peel . -i'rs|ii Eggs --F,rssli Nuts -¢i'mh apieu QEIIVQHRQ Extracts -in’faot everything.

_P.""J. MGDONAQD?

t '50-!!!“ in <iéiiri~ eat Corner Kent and

, I , ' . A Ci-NGH SWEATER WILL sh

;,w_oo_n QNLI-‘h- qsd ca; of wood Methodist Church A

of the Summer-side District of the ‘ Methodist Church Summerslilie on

Rev. George Ayers presiding. A period marked the openingbf thQVses-fl slon, after which the ' spoke to the District, regretting the inability oi‘. some of the‘. ‘ hers to attend and also expr the sympathy of the brethréniwi Mr. ‘ their recent bereavement.

the Lord's'Day Alliance and = ‘pv

ed in

I Bessie Parker, was sent up for

‘.\'.

cusps ‘ Are At unnmu ~>s1ios

l .

District Meeting

The second quarterly meeting...

convened in November i130; »

of devotional exercises

chairman .

“wiir

‘Morris and Mr. Brown

Rev‘ Mr.. Miingie, Secretary ‘of

on the work of the Alliance. point ing out the effective work don» luring the war in securing the‘ ihservnnce of Sunday, by prohibit ng the publication of newspapers ind the operaton oil theatres and moving picture's houses on ihzit iiiy. The speaker paid trlfibute t0 ;hc work of Hon. Mr. Dolierty in iniforcing the Lorils lDuy Act. The iilii-ince linii &X'[)i3i‘l(‘ll(‘(‘i.l some. ‘lificulty- in Quebec on account of he Sunillayl Observance Act iin orce there which practically in-‘ iiblteil the premier from passing “ho Lord's Day Act. Conditions here, however, are improving; iillil he situation is quite hopeful. l. Following this the illlitl'l‘ll’lllll'lllll‘ reduced the question of the chip? ng referendum. After discussion- his resolution. passed by Rev. I’. \. lliiitzpatrick, seconded by Ravi: lcorizo Morris ivas passed unani- mousiy: “The members of the Summer- siile Distnict assembled in session, November 30th, desire to cnll iliir- attention of thelMethodist peopit. .i the com-lug Referendum on the uestion of the iniporiiiiioii of in-

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o-operation hi’ all to secure zi rge majority against the Impor-lgn atlon‘ of intoxicating Liquor-mg}, hen election iiiiy comes." ‘(mg 8.67.3, llviir; Sti-uiiiard delivered’) n gddrese on “Some Neglected} deans of cs1‘ cntials, -Worship in the Snniiiiy

ced of adequate Teacher Traits-q; 2g but the difficulties encounter-J pursuing the prescribed; curse on a rural illeld provoked- nnd discussion. v “ Rev .- Mr. Peters then followed ith n very helpful address on The Spiritual Opportunities" ofl liiillweek . Activities for’ Boys nil Girls.” shoivil-iig what actuui» \' iiziil been done ‘by the Four Fold ‘rogrum and what was possible o be done in training the youth m‘ liziiiiership in the church. Mr. ‘ciers claimed it. tile duty oi the hiirch to see that hei‘ boys and urls are not forced» to look else» :iicre for the means of deveiop- icnt and healthy amusement and rged the necessity of keeping the mtrol of such activities in the inds of the church mid no’. in utsiile organizations.

The thanks of tho District were

"nilcreil Revsi ‘Striothard and Oti-Bfii for their addresses and c minister and people of ihc

‘ummerside Methodist Cliiurlll lr their kindness and hospitniliy. ‘he entire session was ilnsiruu ve and stimulating.

TOTEL ARRIVALSl

VICTORIA HOTEL RC Leanan, Mouvtoi. Jns. Porty, Truro, J .J . Matthew's. St John R. Cauglioy, London, Hill). ‘aiding, Sussex. Joiin A. iiai-kcit, ‘ignish, I-LA. Andersi" :1 "friiro, h‘. Gravre. -Sl.. .l0hn. WW. .\l‘lll0lll. ‘pronto. E.A. Muiliii. New Giulio. ‘.\'. Wilson. St. John, Mr and Mrs ‘. »C.'in\.pbell, City, S. .l. Marlin, loncion. l-LR. Hawks, Moncion, "e-v. J. Hiaslam and wife, l'ctl- odinc, N.B.

REVERE HOTEL

J J. Ryan, Souris, Mrs J.J. Ryan. laui-‘s, CD. Stewart, City, 0. ll. liirrls, New Glasgow, J.ll blurri- ~~y liiznish. John A. McLeod. Glace Bay, (LE. Gillis, Montague, ouis Dystant Ellerslill. lien.’ (lie- ilmtu St: John, ‘Byron-McDonald. It. John, B.W. Taylor, l-iiynier ltiv er. ' ‘ l -‘ V’ '.

iiIrs._I3essie Paiflier cummictsdiqon A, h Murderajilliarge

e1‘. JOHN. so; Doc.‘ ‘.1.- Mrs.

trial this sftornoonyiu ‘fthe local police court on the chat e of mur- (ieripg, Mary tin The csse arose over an alluded illegal operation and the rhphieliminriry . esrilg hsspbssiihgoqigi-oa for some time. it ,csme._ ‘ill in court today ‘ s‘ m iirrs declaration incriminating MriLURM-kor iisii been mislaid, but the magistrate ruled summit dvitlencobliad been

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We sluy Poultry. ‘a tiieYear Ronni?‘ ’

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nilvnnccdflto._iipcouiit for the my I torious iifszippeiiriinre of Diiviil F| Brown and Maine. grime wiirilcus, both (lrcenvillc, fl. town on tho Cann- "inicating Liquors info the Pro- (“an pmmc 5t’ “lie- “"4 Wvilld urge the hearty lll1€,-B0l.ll ivilriiens lefi Grwenville. Nov. 1.3 for a trip along the Alla;

Iieliigious Educatidufiip§n

I I iniphnsizing‘ particularly two’ a