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Ally articles of gold and silver

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Get Your Christmas Photograph To-day

I' liapid workmen and modern methods

pcrniits us to guarantee you. your photos finished before Lfliristinas li taken today. Home in and make nn appointment.

Lffook’s Studio $1121'

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Our business is to ex- amine Eyes. We aim to , give our patrons the beli- etit,the most modern and approved methods of ex-

amination.

That our services are

appreciated, is evidenced by the large increase in

this year’s business.

We guarantee to give

you the best results ob - tainable by the use of properly iitted lenses.

G. F. Hutcheson

99 Grafton St. Optician i-_-a-~-- _---._-.-_--J

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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

. .*lT PAYS to buy in this Province.

..*Tl-IE MORNING Guardian can

ggetrbtalned in Souris at M. A. Pac-

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..°T. GORDON NES ls Guardian

lgent in Montague.

..*'l`he following were passengers

from Soul-is on the afternoon train Thursday; Messrs R. H. Campbell. superintendent of Education, Chariot- tetown D. J. Mullin, Inspector of Pub- llc Schools, St. Peters;; Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson of Sourls; Miss Ray Fer- guson. Sourls.* ‘

Tlillil MAKING OF A ll0y_

"I was alwhys a careless boy," says Thomas Edison, in his biogra- phy; "and with B mother of diilereut 'llentalifyi -I should probably have ilurned out badly. But her tlrmness lier sweetness, her goodness were lllotent powers to keep me in the “sbt pa-th. I remember I used never to be “M6 t0 Hel along at school. I

'to reel that_.the teachers never used ,iv sympathize with me, and that my rather thought l was stupxd,and at last Ialmost decided tnat L must

‘really |ie_‘a duuce. My mother was ,always ‘..in<l,aiways sympathetic, and she never misunderstood or misiudged me, but I was afraid to tell my dini- cultles at school, lest she too, might

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l _"One day 1 ovsriieurd the teacher tell the inspector that it would not he worth while keeping mo in sohooi 2'-¥l.V1"Dgcr. I was so hurt. li_\\ this last straw that I burst oilt crying und went and told my mother ,moon lf- 'lllen I found out what a good

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Mule hide hockey boots»

the kind that all the profes' sional hockey players use- the favorite of all who ap- preciate foot comfort and protection while skating or hockey playing-the hockey boots that look well, wear well and give anperfectly satisfactory service. ` The Invictus Hockey

Boots are made by expert workmen from the highest qualit , carefully selected mule llide leather, in all the popular sizes from 5 1-2 to

10.

The price of the Invictus

Hockey Boots is a little more than the ordinary, but they are worth every cent of $5.00 per pair.

\ Alley & Co.

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Coal Coal '

As the cold weather is ap-

proaching you should see to it that you have a good stock oi coal laid in for the winter. ‘

We have a supply of excellent

Quality of coal now on hand, suit- able for Domestic and steam p_ur- poses, and have cargoes arriving almost daily by steamer and schooners. _

The Schooner “Gladys B. Whid-

den” is now on way fiom New York with a cargo of Anthr_acite Coal. If you require any kindly send ue your order and satisfact ory delivery will be_madP fr0¥¥l vessel while discharging at low est possible prices.

Buntain Bell & Co

Wholesale & Retail Coal Dealers Agents Dominion Coal Co.:Ltd Phone 404 D. O. Box --5

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Photography

THE best time to get your Xmas Photo is

'ro-DAY

Let us show you our new

We Frame Pictures to.

MULE Hina as my strong defender.

HOCKEY Bac-r V; _Mother love wus aroused; mother

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, ,-. pride wus touched. She brought me

_ back to the-school, und firmly told

""` ” ,the teacher that he didn’t know! what

'he wus talking. about. In luct,she was

the most enthusiastic champion a boy ever had, and I determined right then that I would he worthy oi her and show her' that hor confidence wus not

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, ‘ ‘M mother was the makin ofnie

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She was so true; and I felt that I had some one to work for,sonie one I

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' I n V 1 c t u S nz-.ist not disappoint. The memory of

l ‘her will always he o blessing; to me."

SUSPENSE. _

Mabel Leigh.

I um keepliig vigil by the ilreliglit,

While through yonder casement

shines a star,

Open stands the door, 'and piiierrcc

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shado s.

Sway where vague niid ivandcring

waters are.

Many voices whisper rouiiil my thres-

hold. ,

Soft, oh silver soft, iiiispokeii words!

And 1 hear swift wings forever pas-

sing

As upcn the nililiiiglit ily the liird.s.

Whither? whither? \Vl\at have you to

tell nie

Tender voices? Whither do ye pass,

Ye that on those wings like shadows

flying,

‘ Fade an breath of suninler's fragrant i grass?

I ani waiting-waiting in the twilight

Till One comes and takes nie by the

hand,

Saying: “Sleep u llttlc, you are

weary, ‘

I will make your heart to understand.

“Have you seen the special showing

of pretty Kimonos? Some ot the mod- els are in the window-scores more arc waiting for you in the ready-to wear department. See our ads for prices. MOORE &. McLEOD.

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` “That great sale of Overcoats and l£`iuIts is provldliig big bargains for men all over P. E. l. Orders come from the moot remote portions ol the Prcvlnee-your neighbors are getting

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The Acorn Studio souius'

are plelll g pl y Write ua about your new Sul! or Over- colt If you cannot some to Charlotte- town. MOORE ii. McLEOD.

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Important Poultry Notice

We will commence buying poultry for our Xmas ord-|

lt ftering after Sat ay Dec.,19th, will be too

Tiixtl; Fig: gmcas Shipnients We will reéuire a limited

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' .Y l quantity of/l`urkeys', Geese, Ducks and hlckens- ”'W'_’|.-_°"-|-'A' y[_0R:“|',fD_, ¢_ ‘M=’_

“. \ Vllllllll ’ Fovgl will (;iot_b§si;;a_nted' at any price. We can pay i~i.e|..c uuivsneirvi ‘e “ rwsfma Y 20° Pm ` M i ,P.s. I. Q i “WNW ~ . Crate Fattened Chickens °f"°=°'°n we »

H w~;;nLil.il;.a yongsizminfvmecfml but cannot handleinlerior stock. U ' `

. i \ |` r nw . . » Phiiiy 'iii anitilda ima ifiiiiisis ami As our orders aie.more limited this season. We advise m°nevihf<~wvi -war all ' iles having poultry to sell to see ue early before our "Y" ""“”‘° ` » c l ted--C ll w 'te r hone

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Save Money on Cllal

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sertion for advertising in this col. umn. Cash must accompany order. ..~'»i-uivs voi.i_\?oTin i=LAar At

the present time you should show your colours. Chaste. finely enameiled Canadian flags for your lapel, 10 coma 981211; DGP Dost. 12 cents. Guardian Ofhce. i 6203

..°MONTlCELLO.--The .school at

Monticello is- progressing favorably under the able management or Miss Gertfe CallaKllan. -The enterprising mall carrier, Mr. Hugh A. McDonald, is always oil time with the mail, not withstanding the had state ol' tho roads. The people of Monticello should be grateful for having such u hustler as Hugh on the road.»-Messre. Ronnie Patrick Mclnnis and Guss Walsh of St. Peters visited Monticello on Sun- day the guests oi’ Daniel Il. McDoii- 'ald.-Mr. John D. McKinnon, McAsk. !'ll River passed through Monticello Sunday en route to Souris, where he intends to remain for some weeks.- Mr. Thomas McDonald. Monticello, has arrived home from Charlottetown, where he was attendliig a meeting of the Lobster packers.-A patched fox raided the poultry yard of Mr. S. Mc- lnnis, Selkirk, one night last week und made away with a valuable rooster. iii. is thought this fox escaped from arauch at St.Peters. As fitr as known Mr. Reynard is still at large.--Mr. llohu I). McKinnon, ot' Monticello has `purclinsed a drlvliig mare l'rom Mr. Alexis MoPliee.--(*.ai'pcnters are blis- ily remodelling the ri-siilence of’ Mr. Joseph .vlcDonnlil. Selkirk. While two ot' our young sports from St. Peters were returning home from u pleasure trip to Monticello a [ew nights ago, one ot’ the young nien by some unknown way got parted froin his companion and wiindereil through thc woods for hours und only for the shouts from his partner inlglit have spent a dreary nlgiit.-llfr, Joseph P. Mchclluu. Cable llead. spent Suu- day at lvIoiiticello.~~l\‘il'. ll. J. Gillis. agent for A. Heriic & (‘o.. passed through Moiltlcello Weilnesdny on ii visit to Rollo Bay.-Mr. Dan 0 Ilunley son ol' John Ollaley, Monticello, left ilast Tuesday for lhe front.-A large sack of oats wus picked up on the Selkirk Ilond one day last week, own- er niny have same by calling at 'Dominic McCormack's, Monticello.

BEDCUINS-AND “KULTUR."

(Loiidoii “Clironiclc.")

The liedoilins, who are reported Lo

have invaded Egypt. have many points to iecoinmeiid lliein as allies to the Kaiser. They have been robbers since the days ot' Job, with their hand against every mail, :ind when other enemies fail they prey iipoli one an~ other. Their idea of trcatiesiis thor- oughly Gerinan. They readily make peace under oonipulsioii but their pro- verb declares n “salt covenant is bind- ing only so long as the salt ls in the stomacli." On one point, however, they need instruction in Kultur. They never uiake night attacks, in case, by mistake, the wonlen's quarters should be lnvnded, and to injure or offend the ent-.my’s womenfolk is regarded us illslioiiomble.

WAR DRIVES WOMEN MAD.

_ NEW YORK, Dec. IL.-Mrs. Rosika Schwimmer, secretary of the Inter- national Council of l-Lqual Suflrage, who came here.t\v.o weeks ago from I-s‘urope,1.old the joint meetiizg oi the East-ern (iouncil of lteforin liabuis and the New Yorki Section uf the Council of Jewish Women ut. Temple fhlmanii-El-yesterday that there has been n great increase in the i;uoii,or of suicides among women in the mur- opcan countries now att war,

hire spoke particularly of condit-

ions in Austria,wnere,she said, the policy of the iloverninent is to sup- press all news oi casualties and to seek to enliven the spirits of the pop- ulace by ‘forbidding mourning and by having bands play patriotic and lively airs in the public squares. i "Millions ot women and children in Ualica, Poland, Hungary, East Prussia and Eastern France are driv- en from their homes by the oncoming armies," she said. "Often their hom- es are liui-ned.,'1`hey have no place to go, nothing to cat and, no Knowledge of _the husbands, brother and sous. is it any wonder they go insane? if th-s war cannot ue stopped I ask whether the censorship cuunot he ended and women told where their husbundsare whether alive or dead.

“Anything is better than the awful

tragedy of silence. It is killing the best women in the world, women without whom there cannot be it new

,Europa Talk of suffering in Belg- ium! It is awful there, but in Gal- iclo and Austria lt is far worse be- cause of this silence and'because the number of people involved is so much greater."

LABOR. Labor is health! Lol the hiisbandnian i reaping, How, through his veins goes the life

current leaping!

How his strong arm, in its stalwart

pride sweeping,

True as a sunbeam the swift sickle

guides.

Work-for some good, he it ever so

slowly;

Cherish some flower, be it ever so

Late Dr FRASER.

Get Your Xmas Photo -Tiy the- A. E. Lyon-siuaia

and don't forget Baby.

Handsome mounts-Mi cl

crate prices.

107 Queen St.

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i Not lung ago ii l`aiiiuiE:.ii li;;l'i!'.‘.':i:‘c maiiuf`actiii'iiig flrin solivitcil 'oi'<lei~s fioln a wliolesulo jolilii-r in the l izilwl States for goods: on wliiirli there hlip~| polled to be no iniport duty inio llizitl country.» 'l‘lie uu.~\~.~i¢r win; wry' pioinpt:~

Dear Slr:-~ .

Replyliir; to your lnvor of llic~-»-- \ve hog to say that wo rniiiiot placcl lilly orders with any foriiiixii houses at present. even at n ilil`ie:i~iii-:- ol' ten or fifteen per rent. lil favor of' their goofs. 'l`hc solo und silnple reason that wc have to hoop our o\\n fiiizlor- ies busy on iliis side of ilii-line, und \ve consider ll worth wliilc to niillic ii few siicriilccs for the siikc ol' iloiul; lt."

'l`liat reply was kept hy ilio (‘iin.'iil-

lan inaiiul`actiirer us :iii iidiiiiriilile sample of Alnericuii loyalty to Aincrl- can institutions. lt wus rcspcctiid as llie lilnd ol' business i-o-oporiitioii ihiil has niade the lliiltcil States the llilril exporting nation in the world. And iidnilratlon for such it spirit und bus- iness loiigsiglitciliiess i-nn very well teucli us ii lesson flint is helm; brought lioilie to us in these days.

Canada just now needs all the bus-

iness she cnll get to keep licr own luc- torles busy. Cuiiiidlniis are lenriilng that in nearly every lino.._tliere ure. Made ln (‘n.nnda articles as good and cheap as iiiiytliilig iniporteil, yen, and frequently holh better and cheaper. Before purchasing the lnttcr lliey un- tuking stepei first io consider ll’ there in not a (`n|indii».n article of ut least equal vnluc. 6943

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Children of bright parents

are not naturally stupid When study is disliked, study is painful, suspect their eyes rather than condemn their in- tellect. We make a specialty of examining children’s eyes.‘ We prescribe glasses onlyf when absolutely necessary, and guarantee satisfaction.

H. J. Mabo i Druggist & Optican

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Feeling Cold Eh?

If you will let us fit you _into some of our nice warm

underwear, and coats you will forget about it being cold. We are showing the largest range of Ladies’ Underwear ever shown in Montague, ranging in ‘prices from 25c to $2.00 per garment. Men's Underwear om 45c a §arment up. . weaters, Sweater Coats, all prices. _HOSIE Y-We are sole agents for Peilmans. the hose that is knit to fit, and fit to wear. Ladies’ cloth and fur lined coats, m'en’s and boys' ulsters, gloves, mitts, etc., lin fact anything you need to protect you from the cold. Come in, let’s talk it over, we _ can please you. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money

lves & Murdock

ontague - - P. E. lslan

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A Timely Hint to Residence Telephone Subscribers

A residence extension telephone would save

your wife and members of the household many a weary 'run up and down stairs, if you had one of these handy little instruments installed in the up- stairs hall or one of the bedrooms.

The cost is a fraction over a cent a day. Make it a Christmas Present to your wife-one

that she will appreciate and hnd use for every day throughout the year.

Order now--the time is limited.

For further particulars

i Call the Local Manager

The Telephone Co.of P. E. I.

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