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PAGE n ""rHiii 1.41-1a:s'1~ News.. _g THE CHARIDTTETOWN GUARDIAN _ ` A ' V it rmsir or ALL" V V - DEQEMBER 1' 5, 191° _ "

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0111.15 DfAvs_uonE7oe‘M0Nl4GUE» S0UR1S_ _ win BEAUTIFUL Pniz “NG S “UN”

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The Guardian Contest Now Drawing to a Ci Has Proved One of the Most inspiring inciden

" of _the time-Vote" Standing to l0'li. M. , Wednesday Dec. llith.

The Guardinn’s Great Contest his

noi come to a question of hours, and from tonight only forty-eight oi them remain. The great, god’i'1-11atur- ed battle of votes which has wrought up more interest than anyotlier con- test in mercantile or journalistic fields ever inaugurated in the 'Pro- vince. ` ,

Thousands and thousands of people

are interested in the outconie, and from the fact -that votes and sub- scriptions have come in from hun- dreds of miles around is evideiice that the contest is not couiincrl only to the immediate vicinity oi i'riiwc Edward Island.

The contest has indeed been nn ex- citing one, and the ri-nl tin; iii '.1-nr is yet to come. This will he iiniicteil Saturday evening and nearly every man, woman and child in l’r1nci- Ed- ward Island, w:li await c1ipc:tn1\tly for the result'.»

After the close of the contist at

prompt 10 o'rlock p. in. Snturiliiy night, the ballot box will be tiirncii over to the-judges \\'iio \\'ill count the ballots and award tin- priius. The names of the jiiilgcs will lze nn- nounced in Saturd:1y`s issue of the Guardian.

N0 person coiincctiul with thc

Guardian will have miytliinu to do with the final count. i`o:.te_<tunts and friends are cordially invitefl to be present and ~.s‘1t111-as the proceed- ings. ~

IMl"()[i'l`.-\N'i`.

e Vote standing: of ronte_4t_n11t=,

11.10 p. m. li‘1'i1i11y, and will ii-luue all the votes mailed in

.day. i This nrrniigenient has been

itotal vote standing up to the

iwill he counted by the Judges. 1 The contestaiits are urged to

lout the subscription blanks properly, agaim Miss Macnonnm has spent detachiiiig subscribers and contest- the last two years in the United

:ints receipts from same, thereby sisiing tlze Coiite.-t Uepartmciit

the ciiorinoiis amount of work necss- _ Y A

,sary to award the prizes, and by ‘doing they will facilitate thc w of the iiiiligrs, iii arriving at the cisioiis iininciiintcly after the cl ing hour.

'1'he \1:.‘l inniiziized and enterprisiniz Hammonf Om" Wmes; ul was a

\\'l`-1 wreck, reduced in body, and despond-

lioiuiiiioii Atliiutic' liailway carry thc i,`-ilardimi 'l ouri to Yzirnioiitli pussiiig ti1ro\ `ti\;»_ l4`\z\iif.:el1|11i Land, inincd for liciiutiiul iinil lii.~.toric scenery.

one of the pnlatinl D. A. Li. soeain- mmed I knew that I was mending

A-ships will 1-:irry the fortunate w ‘hers from Yurniouth to Boston.

f The iioininion Atlantic Railway it on_any account, and do most enthu- \,,\S ._-,cat f,,,~,~Sig1,t when they Dian. slnstically endorse every word in its

ircil their line through suchiieauti

f ei und the tlioiisanils of peogig; by all dmggms everywhenh

sfen "y, . _ iwiio travel by this popular route

,ever anxious to go' over it again and _ -gr _ 1 - , 1

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again. 1 'Tho Contest Department will iaccept personal checks Friday

_Sai_1ir1lny. in mailing subscrip-

E ---It DI!! f-0 buy in this Province. » ...Nice prayer pooxa, cased

...Bruce McEwen, Morell, spent last,

Sunday with Judson and Mrs. Web-

ts user at iiiiageii.

iirains nrriviiig in (Jharlottei.o\\‘n Fri

. _ _ _ _ , ade son MacDonald, Dundas, will be with the inteiition of showing the pleased to learn that She is recover-

_ _ la” ing from her recent severe illness.

lduy, and every vote turned in batur-1MrS_ Macnonaldis daughter, Miss Iiiay, the closing day of the contest, Sadie, has arrived home from Bosri

if; A Physical Wreck

whixh will appear in the iiiiardimi gtioii, have the check certified, in

Saturday, Dec. 17th, will ho 11p to der to comply with the above rule.

$1.00 subscription entities candidate to 4000 special votes

1. .. .1 1.

L25 1. 1.

5000

ri ai ii 1. 6000 11 ii

1.50 V 2.0 -

8000

aa n

0 ..

3,00 .1 1. 1. .. 12000 1. .1

No vote allowed on any subscription of less than One Dollar.

District No. Ono (District Prize Piano), includes Charlottetown

Bummersido:

Last Vote

Mrs. Vernon Matthew Suminerslda... Gertrude White, 234 Gt. Geo. Bt....... Katie Large, 64 Bayfield May Coyle, 268 Dorchester St.;......... Zella Williams, 76 Elm Avcnue......;..... Ida Dolron, 80 Spring Park Bond...... Gertie Evans, 203 Richmond r`\t......... Jennie Lonergan, 105 Pownal

7ii5,4ii0 700,210 721,190 553,900 122,500 179,350 135,090 50,540

Today 's _Vote -Total .V

59,330 06,100 54.000 19,500 9,440 3,300 12,000

District No. Two (District Prim Piano), includes Alberton,

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Kensington, Montague, Georgetown, Fannie Mosse, Kenaingson.................. .fonnie Giirrctt, So11ri.=1........... . . .. Ethel McLean. Montague...... Estelle McLean, Alberton......... . Lizzie Caseley, Kensington...... . . Mary Kinch, Tignish....................... .. Mamie Bernard, 'l`ignisb......................

District No. Three \District Pri;/.c

o oihces of Kin " Queen's and P

P st ` g s, in Prince Edward island not listed j, Mary Brehaut, Alexandra.................... Blanche Saunders, 'i`rilby..................... Annie Hume, Margaret J. Stevenson, New Glasgow Christina Mcltea, l-leatherd1\lc............ Myrtle Taylor. Foiirids Annabelle McKi|1non, D1»‘:`1a\ile...... Julia Graham, Bradalbanc.................. Florence Good, Winsloe Station.........

[da Johnston, l’etcr's Road................ Bon Westaway_ Albion, Lot Tillie Howatt, Coleman ...... Mrs. Robert Hardy, Montrose...... Margaret Gay, Mt. Hope......,............... Marie Desliochos, Mircouche............... Mrs. Mabel McKinnon, Gaspereaux.... Jessie Cameron, L)nledonia.................. Ethel Hnggin, Uigg ........ Mrs. John Smith, Hunter River......... Agnes Gillespie, Sherwood station... Adelia Horton. Gladstone.................... Evelyn Boyle, Glenwood..............,...... Phoebe Fluehnnan_ Freiierirti>n;.._........

OUFIE 791,210 792,040 702,800 020,010 554,910 412,310 05,4140

Piano),

728,750 705,410 704,270 740,340 702,090 090,450 501,030 0:i1,;i‘_i0 575,000 501,:i:i0 407,700 453,500 1-;05,fi10 :;s\\<,:110 ;c11_z00 205,920

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.\‘,0'_i0 105,010 :='_i,:i1;fi 1'z_:i00 011,200 37,000

79,930 39,600 22,000

' 11,000

20,610 12,250

154,820 820,310 775,190 008,560 192,940 102,050 147,170 56,540-

Tignlsh,

871,170 821,940 ° 814,800 639,010 575,550 454,560 85,040

includes the villages

One and Two.

_ 217,000 151,050 58,070

' 69,570

41,180 99,630 201,070 12,200 37,070 19,790 22,060 31,680

rinoe Counties, and all other points

liistrict

945,750 '

917,000

822,940 .

815,910 807,170 790,080 762,100 043,59 613,030 521,120 519,760 ‘ 485,180 305,910 288,310 274,290 265,820

148,640 1

128,090 105,910 99,360 72,300

63,200 _

37,000

llld

...J. Knight, Georgetown, was in

_ asses; for Xmas presents at

Halifax yesterday. 5 '

Novelty Store,

amounts for Guardian tistng and subscription in Mo

Johnston e

...Ed. Rosslter and James B. Jay, Q’ ag nt' and in Bom

Morell, spent the week-end in West St. Peter's, the guests of J. J. Moo

Adam.

Churches and charitable i

...W. T. Anderson, the representa-

tive of Wm. Rennie, seedsman, Tor- onto, spent Sunday at his home in

, Morcll. He left this week. for the ‘“` niainlaml on his annual trip, which U" takes about three months.

rate local and announcement

...The many friends of Mrs. Thomp-

m ton to take care of her mother and

1 her many friends are glad to s;e her

“F” states una is quite robust. sire win

1" spend the winter in Dundas. Supremo Court. On Saturda

Gs‘ Suffered Tortures from Nervousnen. . Miss Marguerite Lees, 91 Robert St.,

sts ent. I suffered tortures from nervous- ygh ness, and was totnlly unfilled for work. iw A fricnd recommended Hood's Sarsa-

'- parilla. I commenced taking it and by

the time the second bottle was con-

in' Gradually I grew well. I have used -

om-“_ 12,.3,¢gdrg,(_ wants are attended to in a h

satisfactor ninnnei b the genial

Y ` Y

adv". Postmaster F._W. Collin. Frank is

plcinity to A. J. McDonald, agent. 101' the Winter m011¢hB- LIOY0-

1-10drt!. has about completed the ,deal

... n tions will in future be entitle twenty-five per cent. discoun

cash on presentation oh 1’ regular ful management of Mr. Cox he

ver- "go some." We are indeed sorry

the` hear~of the illness of Howard Ander-

tising, without special position,

ts. son, St. Peter's Harbor. His friends

minimum charge being fifteen cen

i _n, _

...Ndw is the tdme to pick

Xme-E cards and booklets. We the nest line in Sourls. We others follow, call and see.

gue the right man in the right place

pta ' _

and vicinity should be paid gg' W_A_ R. McEwen has given his driving

,mg mare "Topsey" to James Kcnncfic

Frank Keuy for his 21 year old

stitu- ley Baron horse. This horserof

hope to see him out soon again

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other trial took place before S, - Moten, J. 1>. on complaint of D. L. o,Pg,?,§§°,¥§r2 £2552, st,§‘§f,?E‘ McKinnon, Alexander Munroe of you use "7 Moore m MGL90 I-lead Montague was summoned to |2_|0dn'

appear and answer to the charge of _

breaking the glass in the door of, the , . uuaiturium. After nearing the evia- 1, See our Chrislmas l1nens--- ence the case was adiourned until _ |Mondny shortly aftor adjournment! Ben' ®' weeks 6d" an arrangement was made between ,. ` , . the plaintiff and accused by which t"“,;° *‘{e_S“‘;\““g.“_k‘et‘Y §“§’,‘;"‘s°f ihe (the accused) agreed to payliiiigc ogvnsbllthatnirveliibsiieétixglly selgct- damages and exlmqses of tria1__I)B't` ed fir thai Clgistinas trade. Can

Hood's since. I would not be without

[H1 fuvnr."

'Get Hood's Szirsaparilla today. Sold

your have lead,

Novelty Btore. 12--Ssttdrtf.

...A Morcll correspondent writesz-

pipes, The smelt fishermen are not '

tobacco' pouches, cigar holders and “YY Well here. f01' Wllllil Of Slim

The ice to set their nets. Our postiil

igh y

doin g cient

with Oak-

d to has been showing great signs Q t for speed and no doubt under the skil-

...A rather sad case came up for tending to the wants of the farme

hearing at Montague on Friday last A move in the right direction

before S. Mutch and W. L. Poole, J. been taken by a few oi our lo l”s. A young lad nam'ed_ Allan Mur- i‘ sports, who are fitting up a gymn fav was arrested on a Search war- “sium in first-class ui-der una una rant for breaking into the house of ,l the supervision of Prof. Billie Kel 5 58801206 b0Hi1 Owlled by DT- J- D~ l and his able assistant, Bruce M Mclntyre and stealing therefrom two Ewen, George Kelly, who has be spark coils. After hearing the evid- in Char10ttei,0\vn erecting e, coac ence of the witnesses, Murray was house ‘for “_ N_ Cox, has retnrnc adjudged Euilty and was °°mmitted home, accompanied by his daughte .to jail to stand his trial before the Miss J0sie_

` ' L you think of any gift that would be

°' , more appreciated than one of these?

1 00 7 00 to

_ ` Smoking jackets $0. , S . .

‘Hy N $11.00. Dressing gowns, $7.00, $9.00 u I ‘_ am'=‘h~:‘¢i:r:lf::g._», cnr_¢s_e°1zB.¢|:=Li. to $12.00. D. A. Bruce. 12 i0dti. l

The

Cox

late

will

c_ en gift~Prowse

“Caps of every king _dandd nh %

in knitted band, fur an an w - up in the mbsf wa- - out a. band. All the best shapes and -1 yt 1 ‘_ Th D' 7° ‘M N' colors are shown and to make selling, prices are being put low for next two weeks- S00 n. A. Bruce. 12-1°<1“» euuity. Furs are just tn, ¢1,1,,g ,,,,.

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Moo’re ‘swell ngawtdéirirsa d

us o n - .

;3?nlhL\?i?ryo§ni|a‘1?t‘ things at hmm an styles' sizes “nd °°|°"5- 500. 750 and 1.00. Moore &. Leod. 12- iocltf

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cal ~ Q; 1.a<11es'si11< waists - Dresden "‘“° '“°S" f"Sh‘°"°b‘° in Over- , Waists. Net Waists. every on Y which would make an ele

Bros L

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d I ruqs.eto you can depend that , will be anis to get better quality W0mfiu rarely please men with loc-ods at the same prlr.e_ h

:Don't let this opportunity lto get the right goods at the 1 prices shrewd purchasing

give you. Cali in today and l over our stock. A. Horne Q. 125 Kent Street. i2-10:1

We are giving twenty per discount off all fancy shirts the Christmas Trade, Buy 33|-|y_ different styles ofharnosses. sty|. and do not let the other chap GS to please alltastes and suit all walk away with the very shirt r>UrP0§es~ . Seo them in our show you had your eye on.- Prowsa rooms.A. Horne& Co Kent. Street, Bros Ltd. 12-141121 I2-1 5d6i-

°"1°° "F\1r°~A11i»lie io yleiurl mails

Wm D8 Y eg ey have no e um

k ~ - Q livrxy ,fordvaltue End lpn( woman 'who is umm- 'ilitdgvayiitatge iid’ tain ,gdgngixgld uk°

` 1 Oppor-

, Christmas gifts, too, so don’t over-

we have ,lust opened a lovelyflook the great values you can nn(

line of French Suede gloves forhete when you make your selections aaies. The shades are browns. Mun sale _now on. Petou's.' ` tans and qreys we have all

andthe price is only 1.25 Moore _,__

Q M°'“°°d' ‘2"0d" Every man and bgy would ap_

5*"-5 iz-isdn,

i t .

was §§.‘31°eZ.?.f‘3§§L?.§e‘I.a‘i'§f$3'a1`£1Tii"&

35°- bothin club col Mo- combinations. Po1"iZesa';(i,5;)(gh€g

6.00.-H. H. Brown. The Young

. Men‘s Man. 12.1 5d5|_

"A store full of Christmas suggos- ___

tions at prices so small you W i , iiurdiy see them. simon Joseph, , e rlmc pictures-Beer Q,

Quew St. 12-14dtf. week. l2_6dhi

at- Furs of quality and fashioh-ai Any¢h|ng ini the-line of Men‘q

rs, ready for Xmas Gifts at Prowse Cl tm __ _ hai' Bm- 'Z' ‘ *"2 " ing Biiipve°$'§Tt?1§'§u`i°§f<i?e'iT>r§u5i

CBD

satisfaction. The latest in suits

6_0( coats. And at right prices.- gant Prowse Bros. Ltd i2-l4d2|_

td 12-l4d2i ~ L*

We are showing twelve di'f

Styles of sleigh bel|s.- inclddlxé

d Bhnkding by the yM,d__ back. body and shaft bells. They

are nicely made. silvery sounding

Y' Beer (D. Weeks I2-6drff hens and aist|no1ife1ugsy_ 5,.,

them at A.liorno 41 Co`s ,Kent St.

I when others offer you unbeat- 12-15661- ‘

able bargains in harness,sleighs. --

YOU

era their neokwear gifts-but at this pass 5¢°\`° thby are sure of finding best articles that will please the eye of can any man. ln ties. mufflers. etc. ook we have everything the city fash- Co_ ionable dressers demand. Prices 6| 256 to $1.00. H. H Brown. The

Young Men s Man. 12-|5d6|,

cent

for Right. now we are showing 20

01'*

Make this

' A iYOU1'

Christmas Store

ote

for Xmas Gifts

We are showing a

splendid line of swell new fancy knitted vests iliat are bound to please

"""""' "` the 11105! particular nicn.

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THE LATEST SCORES iN

1 S. li. NiCDONliLD’S CONTEST

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This is the last wcek of our conte t. Every person should do even

little to help their fnvriritc czunhiiiitc. Good work is being .done by candid- ates, biit if you will put forth .n liitlc enrncst cifort you will be surprised by the gains mmlc by your f1ivoi'it1_»_ i<)v1-ry <lollar’s purchase means 100 _

votes-come in and liclp your cuniliiiatc today.

Minis Florence Burnett, city...... Miss Lena Heron, city......... Miss Gertie Coady, Hazelhrouk...... Samuel Benton, Bonshnw ....... ._

Miss Clara Newson Kingsiou,...._............ ._ ..

Miss Lillian Pineau: North il1istieo...-

Patrick Walsh, lesq., Oyster lied lirldirc .'.

Chester Garrett, city,............ . .

Harry Campbell, Kingston......... Urban McDonald, Maple Hill...... . Samuel Gillispic, Milton ......

Walter Currie, Peakds Station....... Harold Dickicson, New Glasgow.......

Joseph Doyle, Mermaid ....... ..

James 0'Brien, Fort A1ig11st1is.......

John Nicholson,'Flat Hiver......... Josiah Boyce, Mermaid.........

Deon MacLeod, Hunter ~.'l1vcr.........._. . . .

Ge0_g,Simpson, Websters Corner.........~ Kiel Maggie Pineau, Rusticovilie....,..- Verhie Hoystt, Esq., city.........

Frank B ef Millview ;..

Mrs. Ai honso,Do\1cette, Rusticnville

In Jo Harper, cit

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10,000

__ 9,000

i¢..;u.ii‘I‘. c...u....,.1;;;;11____"__:;;;:;1_____.___ _ 333

I|i$lImmn Kelly, F t A\igui1t11s.......,..,., ,.,.

1..... 1011...., __::;;; :___ 1' Alex: Mac`Isaasc,T"I€~acadie.....'.... -~ f -~ g Kiss Levina Trainor, Binnott'1.1 }10gd....... - ~

John Maclnt re. sv.. i1uarew'u.._......_......

.. 31

.. 30,7 .. 25,

23,20

.. 20,000 .. 15,

12,000

. 6,

. 5, . 5,

4. 4.

`~; .-,.¢*‘\» ' n _ -r°f’ _-Bi M7 T _L -- -_ £--nga

. 105,800

7,200

6,200

.1 "§il8

llurdoek Finlayson, Pi .,teu__,,_,___ . _ :.000

The colors are varied

and harmonizing with the desires of the sever' est critics, `

Include a fancy knit

200

0 sag

Suspender sei

000

200

400

500 400

900 900 400 ooii

soo

000

@7019'-2% T vedr Many' a ness and modishness combined. The i>~‘-°=-=- ;1°.°:“:.i..:»i...i°ii.5:.: zi:i.°i:i° 'ii-i..i2l‘i=

were v -

lwwrinkling of the brows, and presents" are not a cause of regret, tue, aim ell, wereife appreciated ii saute onus nrings a number of as greatly as the giver hoped. No,pnirs. You'li not be sorry if you push troubles when giuves are iirlven- inter freailnatlv at 0111' £10” °°““"°" _ Thy form almost ideal remember- when yon do your Christrr;;8u;l;;'>D-

apcei. They csrry_ comfort, dointi-ping. Pnton's. A 'i _ A ___

ia- - "7

_Ibm-_A|1._~1i

vest among your Xmas

gifts.

iiiii Other Gifts that HE will Appreciate

45,000 43,900 ' a

S K

` coins and cuffs

F111' collars Suit cases ` Hand bags

Fancy shirts Fine hosiery

Xmas Gill

Cool Sweaters

Fancy knitted, plain

,and fancy coat sweaters, club colors and others are shown in a wide range at this store. Nothing will please him more than a trappy coat sweater. Our prices will innkc your Xmas pur- chasing money st;-@1131;

l a good clistaiice.

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idgloves

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'1` h ld .

le _O ers Silk lianclkercliiefs \

-wa* _ . ` ' I W' _ : _ _ 'V V ___

Where

You°li C

ii..

Get What Men Like

This Store is Simply Overflowmq With Appropriate Gifts for Gents

This store is bristling with Gift-suggestions-fi

1 ppi opilate lezisin

practical articles that are bound to captivate the 1i1e11. ’ P g

Fancy Vests \

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