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iTI-IE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN PAGE THREE

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‘ 1 '“‘ "1”fr/V~~~'-»~»-»--.~--._,._.,._ bearers were Messrs. Wm. D. Comp-

, .And New For Cliristinas" Again A

Tha! YOU may more easily solve that -

1; question “what snail 1 cava? we wifi'°§¢-lifts. _e_,gt_eai_¢r portion of our store this month to -‘~ f-_ . '

Sensible Holiday Suggestions 2

Here you will see gifts a ' t f

membecof the family and at rl;->)d);i$>)ili;\.|l;llet::pri)dres‘2l¢:1’y '

Among other things ou will fin 5

f Goods--Ebony and Parisiany Ivory Toilgt’ Slgtgliierid ‘ _ . Pl¢¢¢S Of all l<1.I1dS;-Chnstmas Chocolates in dainty

p2Cka8°S» Thermos L_unch Kits, Bottles and Drink- ing Ciégs, Perfumes and Sachets, Travelling Sets, BHbY tS._T0bac_co Jars, Bridge Sets, etc, etc. 0 Make lf H P0int to see this December Display.

II s. A. rosusii

Removal Notice

I have removed my livery business to the Revere Hotel

Stables, Kent Street, where I will have excellent accommod- ation for a number of boarding horses and also country teams.

Best attention given to Patrons. Phone 534-J nos. 223-ii

D. M. McDonald,

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MR. THOMAS MURPHY.

lt is the Guardian’s painful duty this

morning to record the death. which took place on Saturday night after a short illness at the City Hospital, of Mr Thomas Murphy. The deceased, who was in his seventy-sixth year, was one of the pioneers of the flour- ishing parlsh of Kinkora and was ex-

tensively engaged in agriculture up 'to abou ten years ago when he re- tired from farming and came to Char- lottetown, where he has since resided. The deceased was a quiet. unostenta- tlous gentleman and highly respected

his acquaintance. He is survived by four sons, Hon. Senator Murphy and

_ an _ .

and one daughter, Mrs Wm. Skaling, Hartford. Conn. .

Funeral leaves the hospital at 8.15

train to Kinkora, where interment will

James Eden, and Mr John Bradley.

MRS. CHARLES W. HUME

The funeral of Mrs. Charles W.

Hume (nee Eunice Robertson) took place from the residence of Mr. Colin MacDougall, Bangor, on Dec. the 8th and was very largely attended. The

p a r a pe

three years, yet it was all borne pa-

Jnly can be shown by one who has unbounded faith in the goodness of an

that all things will work together for good. The last wish expressed by her that the elders present at the time would sing “I'm not ashamed to own my Lord, Or to Defend His Cause &c.” and shortly after the hymn was sung her gentle spirit departed to join in a nobler and sweeter song in the realms of eternal glory. She was in the 74th year of her age and leaves behind her one daughter, Miss Jem- ima, who lives in Cambridge, Mass., who was sent for but arrived too late to receive a mother’s last embrace. Mrs. Hume has lived in Cambridge for many years but came to the Island about four months ago and resided with Mr. MacD0ugal’i. He and his wife did everything possible for her com- fort and will certainly have the re- ward promised by Jesus Christ. The

by everybody who had the pleasure of `

Rev. Father Murphy in this province, Fred W in Seattle d J M in Boston,

a.m. today and will proceed by special

take place. The pall-bearers are Mr Edward Hackett, Hon. Charles Dalton, Mr Peter McCourt, Mr T. B. Riley, Mr

departed had suffered from a lingering and alnful dlse se fo riod of

tiently and with the resignation which ‘

All wise Creator. and in that promise `

Prop.

funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Daniel MacLean assisted by the Rev. Ewen MacDougall. The pall-

IN Henry Compton and the remains were 1 . . I - » '

_ _ _ 1' , _ ._ interred in the Kirk Cemetery, Ban-`

` ` gor. The_dece|_zsed' leaves behind her

four sisters. viz., Mrs. James Coleman, - - ~ - ' ' Mrs Qlils Peterson "Mrs Eliza Young --

and Mrs W' H Hamilton. all of Gam (Special to The Guardian)

bridge. 1'-[er husband died about eleven VIENNA, Dee. 12. An Austrian ` _

years ago; Blédsed are _the dead who squadron bombarded the railway eta-

die in the Lord. Com. tion, electric works and points of mi- .

litary importance at Aiicena on the

*_*i*'_**“ . _ Adriatic coast of Italy and returned

Mllllilll Piillit ill

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XMAS on-‘rs 'l -

unharmed in the face of heavy fire,

according to an oilieial statement to day at the Wiar Ofilce.

5 play Daily » ‘3

I l-ISl.ii»llllllillllSsl_lllll_"_sl_llll_lllllKslllP$ See. our Line of Pe_rfume_sA

(Continued from page one) PETROGRAD, Dec, 12.-An ofllcial ,

communication says that in the Black

God God had Ewen them bodies and Sea, near the. Island of Kephken, East

' Bosphorus, on Friday three of our

souls _by which they might worship t d b t an nm tl H

Him not, only in this world but _in the

* sank two Turkish gunboats. Our tor

3g§;_s-£353: Wgxfda 3-Iummtymlif £33 pedo boats suffered no losses. The there waé a-hz” mt of Eh ip t The torpedo boats also sank a large sail- h mint of mel?) dgnt den °__“'r ‘ th ing vessel. On the Caucasus on the “ V 13 all 3“"" 8 road toward Hamadan our troops

, while pursuing 'a Turc0~German de-

Wllat 'W°‘.s‘Ch’m’° m°?~ 'Il' hm been tachment defeated the previous even

a humiliation from the time he en- mg ca `

ptured at one bound the forti-

tered the world, until His death on the md positions of the enemy on the

foundation* of Christian morality.

(Special to The, Guardian)

orpe o oa s er ana ery ac 0

f§§°§i H‘§2v§'.f‘i..?.i"§’Zf“‘ii3'i..i.’I.iii§i‘2§il S““““'B“““° 'lm .

Himself by coming down to this world.

11°.z‘;°:..f'.f.if.:°1.‘;;“is‘..e's.:.i 1:1; l’l'¢ll=\l'=lll0l\ lvl'

atétlblle, sind lyiat Citiristt Icilzgise gills. '

st c use ary 0 e mo er

that she might be magnified and that all nations should call her blessed.

the vile treatment to which He was subjected all through His life. When th ti to h tli death f

0 1119 0111110 0 0088 9 0 Albert Sevigny, M. P. for Dorches-

H19 CTOEB, (IIB 1110812 lgIl0l11lllI0\lS d98.tll, (er, 110W deputy gpeaker gf Hguge 01’ He did not flhwh. It they would be Commons, wiu be elected speaker, "wp HM"

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followers of their Divine Lord and be-

COUIB C0l\il\1e1‘ors they must f0ll0W This follows the usual procedure off ,Him through humiliation. If thlelr alternating between an English and prayers would have shy effect they French sopiiker. anew deputy speak Tl1\lSi» bo lllllllble- ,er will be selected from among tho

ln a forceful comparison of the at-

OTTAWA, Dec, 9.-'The order-in- _

Cl1I`lS¢ dld “Ot murmur fl1l'0\lSl1 all council summoning parliament for

January 12th was signed by H. R. H.

the Governor-General to-day.

this having been ofllcially decided on

English-speaking Conservative 'mem

titude of the Pharisee and the ~publi- bers,

can Father McDonald said that the pubiican was justified because he came with all his sins and a. heart of humility. If they wished to obtain any merit in the next world they must

cultivate the virtue of humility. Of themselves they were nothing. Any

Estimates for the year 1910-17 have

already been prepared and will be submitted to parliament very soon after the opening. The budget speech will be delivered at an early stage of the session and will, it is understood.

contain some important announce-

power or intelligence they had were ments bearing upon the program of of God. No matter how good theyi war finance. It is not expected that

might be, let them not be presumptu-'there will be much legislation.

ous. They must ask for grace to bel The question of the extension of the

persevering to the end. lf they were term of parliament will arise. The

humble then God would give them more grace to remain humble so that th h fr d t d .

ey mig t go on om ay 0 ay

» God promised that the humble should be exalted and the exalted humbled. tion has been put before an -opposition Let them make their choice now. I caucus which will be called within a

Liberal leader still withholds his con- sent to an agreement looking to an ex- t sl d th ill b bl b no

en on, an ere w pro a y e change in the situation until the ques-

Fitted Cases ,'

Walking Sticks Pipes __ Chocolates

Cigars

Active Service Gifts and .

I all the latest Xmas Suggestions

oi: the year. I Reddin Bros.

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, ‘ > - - ` few days of the opening of the ses-[both houses of the Canadian parlia-

sion. 1 ment during a recess of the imperial

The Liberals have taken the posi-' House would be useless.

tion that there is no need for an agree-

ment or i`or any action in this regard CHMS-NAN1A_ Dec_ 11__q~h0 Nm-_ iintll the latter part of the session as wegmn parliament Wm not aw,"-d the 'he term °f P*"ll“m°nl¢ 5095 110'- ex' Nobel peace prizethis year, foliowiiig 're until October of next year. . _ h

P' _ _ the course adopted last year w en no

lt is pointed out, however that if award was made_

action is taken at all, is can only be

ff 'I' (1 l [ll IOIX f U18 ' _- (le3ri3t(is'1ifepnrlllxahint, ifisslaitfisperial) legis- "0D0'R0‘N0'“ mls 19 Wm" 7°”

13,101, is necegsm-y_ need when dancing to prevent pre-

spiration with its disagreeable and

There is no indication that the Brit- annoying odor. This preparation

ish House will be in session during keeps your hands, feet. armpits and the latter part of the summer, and body dry, cool and comfortable during may not be in session at the time of- excessive excertlon. Try it. Bold by

the expiration of the Canadian parlia-‘ The Two Macs, 149 Great George mentary term. An address passed by Street. ‘ Ulf

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City customers arc’ asked to do their Xmas l Special train leaves Murray Harbor at 7 30 l

S A M DO ALD

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buying as early as n°5s'ble' Prices here q“°t°. . ’ _ lo; ratdescfroni all sta(zio‘:s.t"(l;ne iirlstecllfsss iarg ed are good every day from now till Xmas. 2 ‘ . ° I ~ from Geo’town, S’side. Souris and Montague. . .. _ .. . _ _ _ The Island s Leading Store. ____

The largest assortment of Xmas 'goods-ever shown in the city; _N0 trouble to get the gifts required for your friends here,

Wednesday, Dec. lfith is going to be another great shopping day for our out of town customers. . We are planning to make it the biggest merchandising event in the history of this store. A s ' cial train will leave Murray Harbor for S. A. McDonald’s at 7.30 and return fare at corresponding low rates from all stations, train llgaiies Souris for S. A. McDonald’s at 6 30, leaves Ge0’t0wn at 6.30 a. m. Summerside at 9.00 a. m.

liien’s Gloves Handkerchieis Muliiers Arinlcls 25c Purses 25c

MEN’S MOCHA GLOVES:

good quality, wool lined :it 75c 950, $1..00, $1.25 and $1 50. Special value wool gloves, heat- her mixture :it 75c, 850, and $1.00. _ '

FUR LINED GLOVES:

covered with iiiuiiber 1 quality mocha at $2.75, $3.00 and $3.2 5. Strapped back mocha, fur lined for $3.25.

Men’s Silk Umbrellas

MEN’S SILK UMBREL-

LAS: A very serviceable and useful Christmas gift at $2.25, $3.35 and $4.50. .

Ladies! Fur Lined

Gloves .

GLOVES :Could anything_ be

as serviceable as these? Prices $2-7 . $3-oo and $3 25- W°°l' lineif gloves at 25c, 35c, and 506-

Men's Fur Trimmed ___,____ Goals f

MENS FUR TRIMMED cons: at $15., $18., $20 and $22.00. _

'~uusv~°°'°

esters

LADIES AND cHii.n.

RENS” wool Sweaters; all

prices, styles' and colors.

Silk Swesicrs

LADIES SILK SWEATER5 In cepenhagen, rose, coral' and paddy. `

Childrens WhiicFIll',8

chiiaism' what :bison seo,-

muii and ruff; also Childrens, Wliiée rabbit sets, caps ruff and mu -

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3 lor 25c

HANDKERCHIEFS: Good

large size,- “Exceil0”- made from fine inercerized cotton; -- 3 for 250.

FINE LINEN HANDKER-

Cl-IIEFS: for 25, and 350 each. Silk handkercliicfs 350, 50C, 75c, and $1 .oo.

iiien’s Neckwear 35c io 1.50

It has never been our privilege

to show such an extensive line of mens’ iieckwear as we :irc show- ing today, at 30c, 5oc. 606. 756. $1.00 and $1.50.

New Silks

Some very trappy striped and

plain silk for waists, 36 inches

wide for $1 .25, $1.60 and $2.00

iii two-yard lengths. Regular prices $1.35 and $1.75 per yard.

_ Meals Sheep Lined

_ Coats

MEN’S SHEEP-LINED

COATS: at $4.75, $5.00, $5 50. $7.00, $8.00 and $10.00.

Baby Sweaters and Searls _

BABY SWEATERS AND

SCARFS: In white, pale blue and pink.

Small Neck I-‘urs ml

Nice assortment of Ladies’ Marmot, Racoon. Mink. Wolf. Persian Lamb sets. All new shapes. in-fees from 35:50 to $85.00.

_ 35c

` MUFFLERS: Good quality iiicrcerizcd muffiers iiiiiice var-

iety of shades at 350; other finer grades at 5oc and 75c.

Fancy Vests

Made of heavy, all-wool mat-

erial i ii sizes from 32 to 44 at $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 and $3-50- ~

Bureau Searls

Some handsome linens in bur-

eau scarfs ; also dainty em- broidered pillow shams and lace- trimmed doilies from 5oc up.

Boys’ 0vcrcoais

BOYS OVERCOATS: A

nice assortment to fit the little chaps; good, warm, comfortable coats at from $3.00 to $8.00 each. _ `

YOUNG MEN’S COATS; A

large variety of good patterns at $5., $6., $7., $8.00 and $10.00.

Silk ilnilerslilris

» LADIES’ - SILK UNDER- SKIRTS: In black and all shad- E5._

Chil|lrcn’s Coats

Childrens’ corduroy velvet

coats. Ladies’ silk and silk- popliii dresses.

Salt Cases

SUIT C/\SES:` A splendid

assortment in .ali leather goods as well as also club_ bags in great variety. ' _.r 4 ,_ _

'In dainty individual boxes;

some in narrow silk coig and wide, fiat silk braid, finished with a nent little bow at 25c, 35c, 75c and $1.00 each _

Fancy Collars

301: to 1.25 '

FANCY COLLARS: The

dantiest line, direct from one of the largest collar manufacturers in Canada, showing all the new ideas at 300 to $1.25 each.

PURSES AND POCKE'l`

BOOKS: A splendid assort- ment iii different makes of leath- er at 25c, 350, 500, 65c and 75c czich.

Ladies’ Kid Gloves

A full line of Perriiis- kid

gloves in all shades and sizes from $1.25 to _$1.50 each a pair; also a very ‘complete line of Opera sczirfs Boudour caps and chiffon ruEs in a variety of prices. .

. Ladies’ ilandkcrcliicls

':°°° Willis so io 1.00

Oriental laces iii all widths at

various prices. _ _.,,,,,,

i _ -..¢'

%i..3i7.‘”o.f.'.i.'I£..{l3.¥"

Wednesday, Dsesmbsr15tl\,1D15

Train Dpts. Fare

Murray Harbor 7.30 A.M. $1.00' Murray River 7.48 “ Hopefield 7.54 " Wood Islands "_ Melville " . Fodlila " Grandview ".

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Vernon River "

9.28 "

9.85

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Vernon Lake Verde ff. Mi. Albion 9.47 " I-lazelbroolr 9.51 "

Mt. gierbert 9.57 " B.

uri ury 10.01 " Ch'town Ar. 10.15

_ Returning Special Train Leav- es Cbarlottetown 4 o'clook P. M. Single ilrst clasl hrs will be issued by morning train from Elmira, Soiirls, Georgetown, Butnmerside, Capo Traverse and intermediate stations to Charlottetown, good to reui-ii by ~

ssgalar aftemqoa_ train same

ate.

finffi- 2- . -'

PLAIN IRISH-LINEN

HANDKERCHIEFS: Fancy embroidered corners; lace edged from 3c up to $1.00. '

liieii’s 0vercoa'ls 7.00 to 22.00 _

MENS 0vERc0Afrs= A'

large assortment = -`fori' yOU T0 choose. from. The prices are the lowest quoted' anywhere from $7.00 to $22.0o._ ' '_

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train' rinse ’

LADIES’ SILK AND

CREPE DU CHENE BLOUS- ES: In all shades. _ _

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Childrens’ white bear skin, an-

gora and plush boiinets; also black bearskin and plush bon- iicts. .Tim bearskin, teddy bear and plush bonuets. Childrens? velvet trimmed hats' also ladies.

Meli’s Coal Sweaters 1.75 I0 5.00

COAT S\‘VEATF.RS: A sup-

erb showing in all the new shades and weaves at $1.75 ;- .1 splendid value with roll neck and shawl collar. Other special lines at $2.25, $2.35, $3.00. Have some swcii liiics nt $ 3.25, $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00.

Holiday Ribbon

RIBBONS: Our Christmas

ribbons in all the fancy holiday designs are here, at the usual low prices.

Ladies’ Fur Coats

Iii Rat, marmot, astrican 'and

persian paw; also ladies’ fur- trimmed and fur lined coats, _ full assortment of sizes and prices. We would ask you to inspect our furs, as we -are sure our lines will please you. In Rat, Marmot etc.

_ " Men’s Suits M 7.50 I0.2i|.00 _

MEN’S SUITS, Youths

suits, boys’ suits--‘and Childrens’ suits. It wouidbc impossible to mention the different lines, and prices. `Cail ind inspect tliem "the first time you are in tlic City. .

0pcrs Searls

DAINTY OPERA SCARFS :

at $1.10, $1.50 and $1.75. ,\

For Robes, Rairiooate, Roefm. ouoooie. shek-

ers, Underwear, Fancy Suspenders, Fine Hosiery,

etc., etc., _

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Roll Neck Jerseys

JERSEYS: \lVc have just rc-

ccivcd from the maiiufncttircrs fi shipment which should have been here two months ago made from fine imported yarn, with high roll collar at $3 oo, $3.25 and $3. 50.

lland Bags in Great Variety

LADIES’ HANDBAGS: We

have never shown such n com- plete raiige in leathcr_ goods as we arc showing today iii liaiirl- bags, in every conceivable style and make. There are many catchy new ideas for this season at 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 $2.00, $2. 50 and $3.00.

Coon Coats lor iiien

COON COATS FOR MEN:

Some exceptionally low prices nt $50.00. $65.. $75. :md $85»0°~

Tea Aprons at 25c A

TEA APRONS: In dainty lit-

ilc styles, privcs 250, 3:19 4°° 500, 65c, 75; aiid__85_c_

LARGE \Vil1'I`E APRONE:

Hemstitched, hem, suitable for elderly ladies at 551: and 05: .

Nlglllles- -

Pretty Nighties i' n all styles

and prices. ~

A Parties buylhi XII,” presents now ml? lil"

them stored here until

Xmas eve. ' "

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