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luxury if it wasn’t

of fire of this yard

well as warming

Coal cheerful _as vrell as ~hot

from here

heat of cheer

£6’ Co

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lem for that Boy or Girl of yours,

KODA KS $5-oo up

BROWNIE CAMERAS

They work like KODAKS $1. to 512. ' ~

PHOTQMALBUMS all si'/.es

with burnt leather covers 350 to $i 90. ` '

Calendar if Mounts for

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all sizes and latest designs.

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Charlottetown P. E. I.

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Algifl that wil be_ particular y pleasin to any woman is a.

good houleofperfame in a neat casa - ` ‘- `

We h ive a large stock here special y se ected from he beat

that See ey. Pi\ er, Roger, Ga let and Harmony of B:ston can show.

This ue is_a.n art exhibit in itself-see it.

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TORONTO, Dec. V18-John F. Han-

son has bought 3.400.000 W0"-h 0| Lakeside lots. 5 I

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Purify _your blood.,

build up your. body DY using Rexall'Blood Tilb- lets,s standard preparnflfm that _ is working good cures in hundreds of cases This preparation is sold by us with ll1¢_11\1‘ derstsnding that if it is ~ not satisfactory, y0“f money will be refunded. Oiie~box 502. six box_es for The MrKiii

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THIS ISSUE.-The Guugiui wnys-has something oi interest :"3 n°lnmn. and maaym im., 0” ND P88118 is no exception t0 ui;

-b HARTNEY SERVICEs,_'phe,, ,iii s service next Sunday at Hai-tnsy it 7 P- Ill. The subject will be, D era are the dead? The Judgment W- 'Nw Jndrlnr and by whom?

YBPLCREHUMBERDAND ARRIVES.-i ed inrplisyt the Northumberland an-iv. 11 oat c ou from Charlottetown at 38- a. m. She left again 5591,; ' 0 P- UL- With Passengers, express, intéll uid freight and arrived at Char- t° t°t°W“ at 5-45 P. ni. She leaves n-day at 7.30 a. ..._

GHAS. CLOW ARRIVES.-A very

successful Islander abroad, an-ivsii home this week from Humboldt, Min. eapolis, to Spend the winter with his brother, A. Clow, North Wiltshite. Mr. Clow is a director otone of the lnnllins banks in Humboldt and im,- a. great interest in city matters.

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STUDENTS RETURN.-A gay

crowd ol students who had been at- tending the different colleges on the Msinlnnd. sasxvilla, lvlt. Allison, Kingston and woliville came to char- lottetown on the Northumberland last evening and will scatter to their homes where they will spend the Christmas holidays.

GLOW--McKINNON-A very interest- ins event took place on the iith mst when Agnes, third daughter of D, and Mrs. McKinnon, became tim wiis Qi Elmer Glow. only son or. Artinian and Mrs. Clow, North Wiltshii-¢_Aff,9i~ HBV. G80- Ormall had prqpounogd them man and.wife 5, reception was' held at the home of the bride's par- ents s.t which n large number spent n very pleasant time. Ou the following evening a reception was given ai; the home of A. and Mrs. Clow in honpr of the young,coup1e. Between f0l‘¢Y Bhd fifty persons were present and a happy evening was spent in music, songs and etc. The wedding gifts were numerous and costly which speaks volumes for the popularity oi the young couple . They will reside at North Wiltshire.

i ARTISTIC CALENDA_R..- Burnet and Keeney, dealers in fresh fish, lob- sters. etc. 6 Fulton Market, New York, _have issued an attractive cal- endar. lt is in pad. form, the pages being tied together with a pretty colored silk cord while each month has an artistic view of New Yorks, including the.Sky1ine of New York.- Lower Manhattan, Newspaper Row, Hudson Terminal Buildings, New City Hall Park. Grant’s Tomb, Singer, Metropolitan and Woolwortli Build- ings, Entrance to Central Park, Bat- tery Park, Statue of Liberty and Fifth. Ave on Easter morning. The pictures are nicely colored and .. the calendar figures plain and distinct.

CRITICAL OPERATION.-By later

advices The Guardian learns that Miss Katie McPhee, of Tryon, to whose illness in the Moncton Hospi- tal reference was made a few days ago, is steadily improving. Her re- covery, which is confidently hoped for, is s triumph of medical and surgical skill. Taken ill ol allvendicitis on Wednesday at Salisbury, N. -B., she was taken to the Moncton Hospital on Friday and the operation was per- formed Saturday, only barely in time to' save her life as the doctors had hard work to keep her alive during the operation. ,Her many friends will be glad to know that she is now on the way to complete health.

WELL KNOWN LADY DEAD.-

Thers died at the residence of her son inlaw Edwin Crew, Bungay. on Dec. 7th. Rebecca Hickox, in the 88th year of her sga. The deceased smi- grated from Suffolk, England in the year 1831, and with her fs- ther, the late John Barrett. H10' ther, two brothers and two sisters

settled din thelsegtlemlint ¢gl’lr€i<!lgB:)1;: ga an rams. ns are ' entyire life. She was married to John Hickox and was the mother of elvvnn of a family, five sons and six dau- ghters. Her husband, two sons and two daughters predeceased ~her. The* surviving members of the family MBT Franklin Hlickox. Svrinztinld. P- E-I: iii. P.. Attlsiioro, Mass; Freiierick. §°°";;°;;‘» .§“"‘.'.°=..2“'.i'»..”"'.‘¢.‘l¥.-..”.§.“i‘.i:." ew e or . B I - ' ner, Woburn, Mass; Mrs. LYMB Wm” lock. Townsend, Mass; and Mrs. Mab- slmh Steed, Wheatley River. The re- mains wera laid to rest in Wheatley River Cemetery. The sH‘ViC0B W°1`° conducted at the house and grave by Rev. J. B. Gough, Methodist Minis- ter of Granville Circuit.

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“Any mm would be pleased with

B gift from this line. Cased DID” 1l_\ he-inr, calsbssh slid maerschsum. Mill-

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Qlgiiswliel-3 ist the store that you will ilnd just right. Call in and 100|! 0"# the line The McKinnon Drug 00-~ corner Great G00l[K° l\|£d.K°'“t stat,

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` ._N MEET.- At the r8-

.8.“1Br meetlngdsof' Oharlottetowli _Dim 491011. N9-_,'5_0. Canadian Brotherhood' of Railroad l9m'Dl0Wl, held on 17.th init-. the following omcsrs were elect- °d 1°' *nn ner 1s1a:-Pmmene- H002! Fitzgerald; Vice-President-l’. V. Robin; Secretary-'J_ H, una, Ehnn i`rHlv°t°d); Treasurer- M. Mc- L°0dl Chavlain-Geo. Ingram; Ward- eli-lilrnest Beer; Reports;-Louis J, M°|?°"°1d: Me~nn°nser-Joseph Praught inside Guard--Alex. Lailsrty; Outside

W. N. Riggs.

_ HOCKElY.- The Moncton Times in yesterdayrs issue' coniamed' the following: -"Last even- 111; the. _ Vlc's executive W°l”° in rscai t_ of a tsl ram

Parties had offered him first $200 and UND $1200 per game for every- game P‘“Y°<1 In Halifax. if he would psf- Busde New Glssgow_ to assert Mom- t°“ 9115 DIBY with Halifax, Instead °f °0ll1PlYlD8 Mr. Gregory at ones Wihfd to Moncton the story of Halli- ftxs treachery. Truly things have moved..' with a vengeance ill the M. P. ,l-I. A. since that meeting at'1‘i~u. rf" Seen. DY The Herald lstslast night President Lithgow of the M,P_ Pl. A. stated that that was the first inkling hs had of this report. "I will take this matter up tomorrow," he said. 'ffl will ask Mr. Gregory to name the parties hs refers to and Prove his statements. When hs does so I will- proceed to deal with the case stringently and rigidly. Failing to do this, Mr. Gregory must apolo- gize #0 Hnlifnl as openly and with as ranch prominence as that accorded thin report." Even if the league does blow up, the newspapers will, it seems, be still supplied -with a. little post-mortsm f'copy", at any i-s,i;e___ Gregory formerly played with the Vic. torias of Charlottetown. ‘

PERSONAL

(From Yestsrday’s Evening Guardian)

Mrs. Donhue, Worcester, Mass, has

arrived on a visit-to har sister Mrs. L. Bl. Prowss, Charlottetown.

Rev. W. A. and Mrs. Thomson,

Tryon, who have been in Charlotte- town for a few days visiting the lat- ter’s mother, Mrs. M. IJ. Stanley, rs- tum home today.

A wide circle`of friends will re-

rrst to, hear that no improvement is reported in the condition of Mrs. M. L.Stanley, who is seriously ill at the homo other daughter, Mrs. L. E. Prowss.Charl0ttetown.

V Earl and J.. Stephen Sherren, Gra- paud, who have been visiting friends in-E0.rnsclitls,1f ‘Belfast and China Poimt, left 'on return Saturday# and spent Sunday with friends in Char- lottetown, attending services at St. Pa.ul‘s and St. Peter's Churches. They left for their homes by the aitcI’I\00I\ train Monday.-Com.

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Superior Chocolates

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Christmas

As usual, we have anticipa-

ed your wants iii' this line, ailcl olir assortment is fully up to the standard of other years ---including. most attractive ‘package iii 1

Moir's, Neilson's and

_ Nylo Chocolates. .

Your interests have been

` ` considered

and we have secured excep- ’_`tlo`nally good values in pack- . ages selling at froiii, .

\75c to $5.50

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drug Store.

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T; Gift H ere,

" There are many 'ft siiggsstiolis

in our spgndid display of

drug sundries-useful

Chocolates in boxes, st 350 to travelling sets,

pipes 250 to

brusbenelgsrs 75c to cases] cigarette eases, sets, etc;

onai-ii-0. H. Be1.\;_ Past President-‘.

U’1°°'=°f Gfnxgry ntatinifiiiat Hailiif; . F ,I Handkerghfefs

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Before " "`- M IIB/IDI!/lltfylklir . ` D‘_)_'i'_` `

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‘ ’_I-IANDKER CH IEFS 1. made by artists at the craft.

`The‘lineiis,. woven in Ire-I land--the embroidery placed on the better ones in France " -in Arlllenia'-in Switzer- I land-iii the Azores. Hand- kerchiefs at:-2c,5c,10c,15c, 25c, 350, 500,-750, 1.00, 2.00, ` 2.50. Over 5oc boxed free. J

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Good Gloves

No matter what comes or |

goes, gloves are always sure to please. And the best - gloves iii P. E. I. are here- Perrins or Reyriier’s; I Childs’ Dogskin _ . . 7 5c Women’s “ 1.00 I The Countess Kid... . 1.00 I The Marcell Kid ......I.25 The Olga Kid.... 1.50 Perrins' White Wash...1.5o Perrins’ long iii Black or in White $2.50, 2.75 and 2 95.

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A Dainty Gift is a Chiffon

THIS MAKES a rich and

lovely gift-oiie of the sort that a woman would like to have on account of its touch of luxury _

She iniglit not waiit to buy

it herself--and slie‘d doubly welcome it as a gift. $1.50 g_00, 2,50, 3 oo to 5.25.

Opera Scarf '

O Store will be

Open this

Evening `_

and on each week evening until Xmas

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V I f_y0i.¢’cl please her i Give her Furs

The Fur she wants is here

.- \/Vlieii we tell you of furs, we make plain- ly, and as stronglv as we know how the clzliin that we have tlie finest fur stock to choose fr oill in the city. N0 iiinttcr what quality-\vliat price what style-what fur ~tliis store stands ready to give you the best value -that money can buy.

Mink Miiiis $28, $39, $48, 62.50, $79,595. Mink Neckpieces $i3.95,$15,18,i522 32 50, £69 to 175.00 Persian Lamb Muffs $22.50, 37.50, $45. Persian Lamb Neckpieces $16, 16.50, $20,

$2 .

9 Sable MuFf$16, $18, $25, 32.50.

Sable Ncckpieces $17, $20, 42.50, etc. Persian “piece” Miifis 11.50 and 16.50. Persian “piece” Neckpiece 14.50 and 16.50 Persian Paw Miiffs 6.00 and 8.75.

Persian~Paw Neckpiec_e‘ 3.93, 5.25, 8.00.

Wolf Muiis 17.00, 21.0‘.

Wolf Neckp‘ece 22.00, 29.00 Marmot Muiis 4.95, 6.00, 6.75,1o.5o,11.5

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$60.

Marniot Neckpiece 3.95, 4.50, 6.75, $8,$1

~ ilovelv lot of sp_ecialCli_isl-

-_ ' Avery special disolav of I these on the *second fl‘o0r:-

l2_'.4<>. ans. 4-Os. 6-75-

rf ' fe ~

How about giving her an

A, {Umbrella ?

'QIZEVER THINK of this as ia most sltisfaciory gif ? A

,mas Umbrellas yisl in.Rich, iitasteftll, h8I1lS -Iliff lirlndleg --good gloria or si .k covers.

Ladies’ Unibrell is are 850

l1.oo,1.25, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 'R-0°. 3-5°. 4-'0. A 4-75. 5.00,

` each in price.

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She’d like one of these new

Silk Waists

A few days ago we open-

ed up one of the finest stocks of speclall Christmas waists that we have had Here for many a year.

;; $5125 . 6-vs

7. 50

_ Do not pass these without careful examiilatiori.

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5 It is hard tu go wioiig in ztichoice of this sort. The aaticle is so necessary to ei/ery woinaii that it ’s only matter of choosing the rijcest sort. Good new ones liere atz- 6oc, mo, i.5o,2.1o, _

6.00. Boxed free if over 2.50 I

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and on each week -evening until

` Xmas

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BATARD McMULLIN`.

Chatham, Ont. _ I was cured of painful Goitre by

MINARD' S LINIMENT.

INIMENT

gun.

i/las. w. A. .101-1NsoN.

day. He .is a thirteen-year old school \

boy charged with highway robbery 'and his victim is a Chinamim Wh0 says he lost $150 at the point of a.

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would suggest a selection from this list;mesh bags, silver mounted scis-

.so’ s. P B.

- Ibracelets, 14k gold pearl set neck-

laces. hirt waist sets, sewing sets,

` rings, Hboudoir clocks, watches, 14k

pearl broochss, also an abundance of higher quality gold filled jewelry. W. N. Tanton. 12-19M4i.

Thousands of letters, from satisfied tigbrs of ,White Swan Yeast Oakes, prpve that it. is good reliable yeast.

Ill,y0 K ' ' visa White Swan /Spices & Cereals, Iaimltsdi' Toronto, Ont-. and BHK f01‘ friie sa.niple._

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that are aPP"°Pfl8!€. Pmct' yn.” 1-:-2.-.-=~=-_». - -- _ - __ , - --e-==.-:_..-J;-L-_-re--A-:_-ze.;---~ e~.-==‘

-Walsh, Ont. ‘ _ I was cured of Facial Neuralgin by

Parksdale, Ont, J. H. BAILEY-

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“As si good gift for any lady we

r manicure rice solid gold ‘N115

FOR HOME BREAD MAKERS.

ur rocer doeswt sell them ad

YOUNG HIGHWAYMAN.

VANCOUVER, B. Dec. 17- The

ever arrested

in

F ire - -Insurance

- ` in`gond strong Stock Companies at rea-

sonable rates.

_ Promptnesslii payment of all clalinsl

s strong feature.

~ G' Ulflee Sunnyside

NEW YORK, Deo. 17-Miss Helen

Sousa, daughter of the famous band- master and Mrs. John Philip S°“9H. became the bride today ot Hamil- ton Absrt. The wedding took place

Church. the Rev. Dr. Ernest M. Stir- ss officiating. A reception at the St. Hegis Hotel followed the ceremony.

CHICAGO, Dec. 17-Three addit- ional indictments under the Mann White Slavs Act were returned against: Jack Johnson, the negro pugiliit. by \ the Federal Grand Jury here $048!- Ths charges are similar to those con- tained in the previous indictments against the negro and concern the transportation of Belle Bchrieber be- tween , Chicago, Pittsburl 8-‘fd Mil-

waukee.

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V here was in the Police Court yester-

-----'--° = _ _ for Tobacco will be much

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' DAUGHTER A BRIDE.&

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afternoon at St. 'I'11omas's

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" rcdtuedifyoli “ill ask for

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MARCH Kin A143/ om BRIGHT cur

Siiiolzing Tobacco, or our BLACK TWIST Chewing

® Tobacco, niid what is still l' ' a 'ou wil

more import lit 5 i get a great deal more coin.

ort and vaue out or' every pipetul`. Try it and prove it.

~ Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Lid.

'rlsanlr Moms 1Nn1c'rMnN'rs T

AGAINST JACK JOHNSON. ,,, , _ _

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Fire and Marine Insurance New York Underwriters ,__~fAgency

Noizwnicii UN10N _rims iissunslicii ,§`0cla'rv tru

" Western~ Assurancé .'-Uompdny

(FIRE AND IARINR) _ ,` .

Risks taken upon all descriptions of insurable

property at lowest rates. ` _ Prompt settlement of losses occurring on lend

1 Edmund T. Higgs

12-9Mxoi_ General Agent, Charlottetown. A

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