‘l°’iI9“~ e ., __ _ '_ »""l'H_lliI-'~i'rllls~rN1iilvs l" . V

consoles _ men on -.nn

Mo.

Chsrloiiciown Gnmlun lf: ' and

Y, lerila ind woolly sn.

_'T_l\¢ _Morning Guardian ahdahe Family Herald and ` VSV". one year each,

:_i__cl\idin_g the beautiful pre- p cture “Holla for only _ ° $3.00

'_ The Evening Guardian and Family Herald and Wetgly Star, one year each, inc _ding the beautiful pre- mium pIci'ure_"Hnme Again " for only `°

Add'ljess`all club offers to

'ran cnalznorrsrown

,.1 GUARDIAN

Mii<=.T`ii`IS11esr.if

1-;owto'11»1lx_rE__.1`,l`, Ha,H___b____'- _

-___ ' IT PAYS to bu in' this Province.

‘ " ll ` mv” 1! !0\\ haveeluxurianthlm ' y ‘

_ - < wi r f ' -- i _ ls }§“‘,§~ ,§‘!;_={_>:M:;»_§0_§<_>__»_f_now eneenge .___§€_1_§-t{_iié'l'_f_r__sn.-oieiaena ere re- ' _ _ _ ` _ “Pe” cent oi the psopleonmsqor gnmotyff f`_sn.than Pginee §d§vlrla'rn(l‘l`i;ll:lilll” 1‘>)3s1t-_

Pun I hllr outlet your -head' lim, sloailtegtlyaigvllllfuilgier gilt:-°`lli.:tlJtB:n OM;

I - ‘ 'I

_“"1” et the end oi the root le- white the ,latest eoueetiona noni street ~“‘i°- shrunken. it proves that i' th, letter noxee are made at that hour ~

' _ 1 jhair is diseased and rsqnli-M mom ’ _` A _. " ___ - '

__ f .' :gt°l;‘.ft|§:_1 ilbits loss would he nog; _ALL IB WELL.-The daughter of

gust-started-Jwir ia health? hu pm 'nd mu' W §el§ildD:llin°y` slimy' ‘ltr mln?" ln” _ _,_ - , .1 _ ooner ames ., ollg

_ _ ' yf-$9 Want everyone whose heir- i-e» to have ioundered during the recent of Coal' §,a,’,°°,,_ treatment to ter Resell --sat" stones. use received a poeeeanl noni

. _ _mt _N203 promise iliac it shell whiteness’ dated T nee. oiui, wiiion

a trlfl _ v _ s il it does not give .said “All is wen, isgil.) rather."-

th. _ ‘ if 121? dexgied to lllxe. - ;_1St1me . '|l'6V8 pu.. -__ 1 \

, 0 '"==¢i°1=.to stimulate the heir roots. FARM AND 'runlc-contributors

-if i tighten the nan- already in the heed i; The G 'd . .. ..

<_;f_§"'< . ‘ . grow hulr and overcome baldness dgpartmenléairignagkefltrmhand A:-i I-L ' 11; 1 » Z. .. - o ave elr

suP’D_y bod C _ _ ,mr ?,.0§_§2“{_i_°__ ‘§o:;h§f_dR;::11_____3;?»__ at-gliiitomee early eaeli week.

_ _ 1 on f ith ‘ it Bi EIDBTQQDCY HD can

k a In B gopdnem that we want be lmudled B6 lute as one pin. Thurs-

~ t l _ promptly. 'i fnflmslltoolt sodlll riiisilily Tavlgsiffé day' Au ’°°"l"‘1 ““°" "lm h°“‘

store. The Rexull Store The McKin - cannot’ “PM” “mn th” !°u°Wl“¢

0" Dwi: Co. ' n "°°k'

FILES C _ WINTER arson Maier.-rue arse

" /

il s R D IN 6 'ro 14 DAYS, of the popular winter rise nneeta will

m. D> lr'

your dm t&k0 Dlnce on the Judson Rifle iRange,» .e ‘ _ PAZ0 0Il;_E_I_;fiEV§i_l_l xglshilomohoy if Alexandria, this morning at, 9 a_m_ 1 cently leased to the central de can of ncmng Blind Bl egilre any' A handsome silver trophy, donated

Pmtrudm Pu ' _ it ¢ WE 01' by The MacKinnon Drug Oo. will be

ORC 2 0 5 '35 “1 5 014 dave. 50c. oilered for competition. It is to be.

the ropert oi the rlfieman makin

D y g.

“-Sweaters for boys, ly 65 1 tl; th hi 1, _ .. ... :.112 i'i...;‘.if none worth less than 75o. Clearing icap will be placed on the cracks

\ ut 491: at Browns big farewell sale. which. it is hoped, will make the

"I _,_ I _ 12-Z8 M31, matches more interesting.

S "”* ~ --i oonNwAl.L clRoUI'r.-The iol-

_lowing were the services scheduled' lor the Cornwall circuit yesterday:

If V "Cornwall, morning and evening--Ab

you value fred Thorpe of Mt. Allison, Universi-

ty preaching North Wiltshire,

I I H 'morning and' evening, Rev. _George

Orman preaching snd.at Kensington in the afternoon with Rev. Mr. Or-

man. Hampton unfortunately could

and ~ .not be supplied. ,

I ‘ ~ STREET 'rRAFlvIc.- charlotte-

’ ,town has been subject to some aud-

,den changes as far as the means of

conveyance on her streets is concern-

_Stop that m-,ugh with _-ed. In th_e early part ot the present

month slelghing was the order of the

- - day. Since then, however, the wea-

therman has been rather peculiar in

haviou time sendin down

- - _ his be r, at s g

It not 011.1 y relieves., m`._ torrents of rain and then again Stantly, lt cures ,~~=t}l_e._ 'f‘_'t_ipat&_ng the innanitantnto ilurriea of- tfouble and nts the. vsnowij- Atpresent, however, 'the

’ P streets are covered with patches of

Large Bottle

__ system in better shape to ,ce and ,,,,,,,_,_ _

resist future attacks. ' ~‘ --_-' _

._-_gsiorioon EXAM1NA'l‘IoN.- 'rue mnnywpeople whoattended the public

f 250. ll ._ ,_ _ i _‘;__'amiha_tion,__held in Irishtown school

,_ _Cliarl0ttet0Wn, ~‘ 'o Tuesday imorning were hip-lily " P E I pleased with the different proceedings

The and are now eagerly looking forward

|5131 “Elf G E P°°Pl°'“ to the recurrence of this important

I e _ _ _

',.__ \ e s 0 { '

I 5~" _' Drug!" t event. The school artistically -deco-

' _----' 1-J l r t d for t e ccasion resented n.

~ ‘Gift for

_ Here are some suggestions i

articles of the higllest quality pric

A, Cigars, Cased Pipes, Boxe

Military Brushes, Razors.

_ cKinnon ‘iD

gi' i H e ll ° P

" " _ """ ' - unique appearance harmonizing with

\ " ` ~ , i .. the bright and cheerful countenancee oi

° it ° 99

the pupils who were anxiously await-

_Him ing the -opportunity to snow their

d fri <1 tn t the ii-nits ol

parents an en s a the ilrst hall of the scholastic year

n ideal ifts for men lied indeed seen- bonneilnl. 'rlie

8 i

e mostm d 1 _ teacher Miss Brown was assisted in d O el-ate y - the examination of the diflerent

Slllokillg Tobaccos, clauses by several or the visitors and

throughout the entire test the ex- aminers received prompt and accurate 'replies to their numerous questions,

_...ii- _..._Z_~_-i?€.l___

ru ‘ showing that under the tutorship of

g I Miss Brown the pupils have reached a'

high state of proiiciency. A lengthy program in which many of the pupils

displayed remarkable talent and a

YOUR BILL

. »

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.§

BRIGHT CUT

thorough training, followed the ex- amination. This interesting and en- tertaining part of the proceedings was brought to a close by the pupils presenting ani address accompanied

' by;n beautiful locket and chain, to their teacher, who acknowledged the

- gift in fitting terms. This movement

r Tobapco Wm-une Eu;-ch on _the part of the pupils was receiv- duced If you wl as or ed with rnucli applause by the visi-

tors wllo realized that there ex- ists between teacher and pupils ‘ a spirit of unanimity a spirit so esaen-'

lolrili Tobacco, or our tial to the progress oi a school. At

he close of the program many of the

~.\I'.- .

,=@' ._.;§\`@ is sl' '

-‘{_-_'1_-_;“.:-_ :.-~_"_=f.':‘»: ‘.~'.=.=_- gé

i ` C “-W i f

_ ___ '

-. _ 1 our _ S, g

~ f' ~. _ BLACK 'rwlsr chewing

` `_:`~; ` Tobacco, and what is still

_i f , more important you wil f'_,_. ' ' ~ t a gfeat deal nlore coln 'iii `a`ud'valle out of every pipefull. Try it and prove lt

& Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd. A |

. _‘__

_ A ooon

-gf .A

` ii; ,s always sppfecisied by the qv

_EDDW MATCHES Ire the Head~wont-drop-

ans sind. _rn series! 'Edd>"=_m

keeper and also the men who

libfliye .

m m0ll"l¢¢l I0 llllll »

_ _ , 'f _

gets the Moet [ofthe Best for the/ least

llEAD` A

atchee, the |Hous`e 'I

carries matches in

visitors spoke in glowing terms of the excellent work done by Miss Brown during the few months that she has been guiding the school, and expressed the hope tha/t she would remain long with them to continue the work she had so excellently be- gun. After refreshments were liber- ally served and disposed of all dis- persed much pleased with the events of the morning.

'~' ::Lcave your 'prescription here Olll- prescription department is one of the most popular and ul1-f-°'dBt¢- and the cleanest- in the Provence.

, > _ ,Only licensed druggists are allowed to

' ‘ ' .i ‘ t and eve

work in this departmen ry iprescription is guranteed accurate. The McKinnon Drug Oo.,Corner Great George and Kent Sts. Mt!-

___.X_.o_._----

‘::Pol.L.'rAx mxnourlous for all unpaid poll taxes are now in the nance ol sergc. Bradley- It paid at

t oit cl lr ll we will 11°

§2§§d_°` ' °r °x ° lnzvnii.

__._____--

L All l eg OUR FIRST L01' ,

. '_ of ~

elisl§_rMi\s cA|il:»_

ll IIQW _ B A K E ll ~

' snnirs oucv.

.nm 3 3, sons. company. _Llml¢°‘\~

it e-=

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'C , Bm. §"°*“,,,¢,,,';§_°'q~|'P..e'P°', rm AM- '

-°-=f.'° 'im-“= weEe'gK»~°§‘$‘.fl'lle an STE WAll'l"'S iam* s'rlmE'r

AT HOMEE.-Lieutenant ‘Governor

_llld~lk‘l.'R0¢¢l‘l'will be At <1-lon-le as

genial ,oo the 'eiternoon oi New Year's sy. > ' _

‘ 1NWARD_ TRAINS.-The western express arrived in Charlottetown Saturday at 11.30 a.m., on time; the Bumulerside accommodation at 5.80

atm., iliteen minutes late. The special _ aiu from the Minto arrived at 5.55 p.m~i Nidthe special freight from Souris at 5.40 p.m.

AN EXCHANGE SAYS.-The First

Presbyterian church oi Edmonton ‘will bel equipped early ln 1913 with the lar It and -most costly set oi til

H W. 'v'-"B.t_fs, organist of the church, hill! just returned to the city from a tour of three countries, where he tested bells in the largest churches, bel'-*T0 Dllwillg the order in England. The chimes will be set up in the tower oi the church as soon as the question of duty has been decided by custom house otiicials in Quebec. The congregation is one ol the wealthiest in the prairie Provinces and occupies a model structure in Fifth avenue. Its first church was

partmcnts oi the municipality at an annual rental of $11,000. This is more than was paid for the building site in 1905.-Capt. Watts was for- merly choirmaster and organist of

lottetown. 4

C. GRAN THOMPSON.--Many

friends all over the Maritime Pro- vinces and in Charlottetown will read with regret the news of the death of C. Oran Thompson, the well known traveller for I-Iewson’s Tex- tiles, Ltd.. Amherst, which occurred in Montreal on Monday evening last, after an illness extending over three or four weeks. The late Mr. Thomp- son was a native of Oxford. He was the son oi N. S. and Mrs. Thomp- son and is survived by his parents, three sisters and three brothers. When about twenty years ol age he went on the road for the Oxford Woollen Company and travelled for that concern lor about ten years. He then associated himself with the Hewson’s Woollen Company of Am- herst. He covered the Maritime Pro- vinces for them up until last August, when he was transferred to Montreal to looli alter the trade of the con- cern in Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto and other towns in Quebec and-Ont-_ nrio. He was a. fine type of robust manhood and the news of his ‘death will be learned not only with regret, but with surprise. It was intimated that he -was suffering from typhoid fever but -it has since been learned that his death was-due to a,malady of the heart.” The remains were tak- en to his old home in Oxford and the funeral was held from the Methodist Church in that town on Friday af- ternoon. Hisibrother Edward Thomp- son ot Boston, and Miss Vive. Thomp- son, a trained nurse, were with him at the Royal Victoria Hospital at the time of his death. Few travellers on the road .were m°re_l;esefa1_lv,.a_“<1_ deservedly esteemed than the late Mr. Thompson. To the members oi the bereaved family The Guardian extends sincerest sympathy-

' 4

llhc Last Chance

- We havea few things

left that would be very suitable as a New Year’s _gift

The balance goes at

_cost and includes-

One box chocolates

'$3.25 for $2.35.

_ One box chocolates $2.50 for $1.90.

There are a few bottles

of perfume left which will go right on cost, and a

few other suggestions that we choose for you.

We are anxious and con-

sider it a pleasure io how our goods.

~ Johnson & Johnson

'I he Quality Drug Store.

' _

A New

`_ "N, Good

_ Tooth A `Powder

|(,,y.| Tooth Powder hu s tial/idol-ful delightful [cleansing pow- ¢¢,‘ Ag semi ee this powder is moistened ig ~nlessel oxygen which goes to Ill pane ei che' mth sod menu: where ine Qoih, Brush 'cannot reach-strengthens nie pale, 'linens ine mil- and prevents decay. . lndseorsfed tin with psuntod top. . 25

__ HGUITRDIAN We `

bular Etnies in the world, Cnptaill

».'_ .-. ;. .- -~, _,.i"'-_'.’ _ , _ _, _ ___”

_ 1715/if.’////:ivy Ibm# “ »=

is _

Our 99c Silk is Wider

- store in the city ill which it is located.

making it lnost aclvantzlgeous inidress making.

AGE PAID

` number of fairly good “yard wide” silks in the market. The original

' Illiiliiu O KEEP AHEAD of all competition in this wonderful 99 cent silk,

we are now supplying alirletllat is wider. There are now quite 21 1

no _

‘ _ is wider. This special quality of 99 ccllt silk is only to be had from mm _‘_,,,,|;||l|_l two stores in the Maritime Provinces-in each case froln the best silk _

will -and leader lloivevcx'-is not only iiller-closer- nlore~ lllstrolls--.it~

Tllere are about 25 different shades-tllc silk is nearly 40 inches wide-

ORDER BY MAIL-WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION-POST..

This silk is of ll quality that ol'dillal‘y stores sell at $1.2 5.

L ' l -

_ 1

Useful A Gifts for Men

For your fatller, lillsband, l>l'otller-- allyboily`s llroiller

--a present that is useful and practical is ialwilys thu olle that is most pleasing. And in looking for zi gift tllui. will give most pleasure you will llecd to corlle llerc.

Gillette Safety R:lv.ol'.~l ill

orilillnry plush and .szltlll lill- ed case at $5 to lmvellillg outfits at . .. . _ . _.$7.50

Pocket knives iii bone,

pearl ivory and stag halid- les . .. Scto $3.50

Shot guli, double llarrcl,

12 guage, 30 ill. _lillnillated steel barrel, walnut stock,re# loading twist pattern, a spec-

Sllavillg brllsllcs, all pop-

_ Ib _ _ t __ ular makes including Rub- in argaln ln some s ores a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____| 3 $9.95. Our price . . . . $9.25 ‘fer get 5° to S

_ Single barrel shot gurl, i2 guage, 'ii

' splelldid bnrgaill' at

our regular price $4.49

Big Beli,_<tlle_ llltcrnational ~

alarm clock ;_.l34s l:ll‘ge,brig_llt opcli f_ace,_; thill lllqulli,-.liic} kel or brassy . . . . _ . . $3

‘ _ H Practical Pifes_ent§. for :_

» A

"fl _ A' !\" ,

useful as well as appropriate. '

Carving Sets, 3 to 6 pieces ' on satin

lined 'cards' or in plush lilléd leather cases $1.50 toieeee. ........ ......$l5

“' ~&f=%;-;»>f={- - __ A

/'_ "1 .ri 2 . _{2\

Skates, light and strong, just the

thing for rink ;3r.25, $1.75 and . . . . $2

p-l__iZ1$-uu-su-

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'lv 1 .ou ‘ ilvvu

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i'~\'10

l'¥il-ffl fi KX U13

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i ransom 1;-vrerssscx

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`:~_: Y` `__._/ 4

_ -_,_ _,_ _ if __ 7,

cuocolirrs

f -PliAsr,Lv£Rveonv--- ll

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LE _]. Hamilton £6’ Sons

OPERA HOUSE

i Will Present

.Colton and Woolen

Waste _

Sanitary Colton Polishing Cloths for

Pnwer House.Garsges, Machine Sh e, and all General Purposes Write ‘Tor samples and qllorationsto the manufact- lll’€f»

H. Grayfa? Co

23 25 Common St.

Montreal, P. Q.

I2sttMF Snlos.

fu '

.fe `_`,

Sealed Tenders, addressed to the

years. six times per week, over R Mail Route No. 2 from llmeralile Prince Edward Island, to commlnol at the Postmaster Generel's Diese' ure

we .eaiiii :Moa \. U9 nr uv' a if itat .if #SN ll

Housewives-mothers--sisters--allyonc-would appreci- __ _ M

ate zi New Year’s gift from the lines we have offered below- a present that call be used every day in the year-tllat is - “W

.114 ali

llollse use. suns:-i

. . . ` Il

Manicure Sets ln leather plush lined xy,

case, complete ill every respect $I.25 to 315; $5 ima

Mill

Fancy clocks in gold plated case, guaranteed ,,,._._.,*

,lj , ` for five years, worth from $4.50 to $6.00 at other _ mole -*-"ig stores, ourprice....................... $l47

:le asus __

--We Wish You a Happy New Year--'

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Weil _ ._ i. do :=', ill' ‘L J -’ .Mr is-f .f- ‘ehiili i ...rin

v..'f.'W! _‘on

*IM v M `\_'; ‘f.

LAA le FMU

,till Ir? i-at l|»~ ‘il

.- Jidlh .JM I~n‘»\`e‘

l A `l5dkel"’s= celebrated “Tree Brand” Q,-yn scissors for manicure, embroidery and [gg

hui

M» is " I

iiliji sian.

Milli. colirllncr

shui ».`

' "The isle ol Walla Wooloo” °°'-W' me

" infomation se to conditions. el

‘ _ _ A pose: ContractTm;y be Mont.

. _ ° ° _ blan forms ol en er may o

A New slid Orlglnsl Musical Comedy ln Two cis wud at the Pm om" 0, mm

Book I Lyrics by Frank Oliver Music by Professor Wsiliis °’,‘§’;;*‘f_‘;»t;'_'°“f,°:‘t",§’,,,‘;'° mx

149 9l'¢\f°¢°f¢¢ Sm” Part of proceeds for benefit of St. Vincent’s Orphanage. Chm°m,w“_ mm mm um _

nr . l‘J°26Mt£s~_--_ - ‘ ~ '-- ~ ~~ - /._' i , ~ 1|-16llmSi. \ -_-_ __-_ k'

‘.,. '_ . ~ i~. .~. _ . . . ,

_ _ _._‘ _ .. _, . _,,. .,

The 2 Macs '_ 40 people ‘.‘2.“.£‘_.i'e.."i“..i.'.‘.e..

Post Ofilee Inspeetor's Omoo, -

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Jail 6lh, 7lh. 1913 f.2"3“¢‘1if.52 3325? N32... ei 'i'$in. ,`f,‘f,,"-*,-

ilie mn January, 1918. for the af..- convoyance of His Maiesty's Htilr ~'*"'

Charlottetown 0peralic Society o -