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Santa Claus with a bucket of Coal Santa Claus always smiles when taking our COAL. He knows it will bring good cheer by the warmth and glow of the fireir

makes. We `glve prompt attention to all COAL orders.

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-Toilet Sets

Walking Canes, Collar Q Glove Boxes, Shaving Sets, Cigars, Pipes. Smoking _‘eta Qc Qc

Don’t put off -Buy Now

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Chocolates °,,,,’,,i,§ °’ We im’ 9h0Wi"g “OW by fl!-I' the h Att display of chocolates

' in tho city-special Christmas assoriments from the leading

makers on the continent-Liggett's of New York, Neiison's

_ ot' Toronto and Moir`s of Halifax

Prices range from 351: to._........ _ a box

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H ark ye to our Christmas Carol

Merry C 1' istmis tinre is n~nr, (lla des lime of ull the year, 'Ihere is genniné Christmas chc~ r, In the Yule tide bargains here.

'l`.\c joyous satisfaction of gift gif-ing is in getting the

the gift vhich you flel will apreai to the friend for whom it

is intended.

We have a splendid range

Manicure Sets. up to .. .$7.00

Military Brushes upto. .$5 oo

Pipes (sets) up to.... iron n Cigar Cases upto.-_...$2 3% Tnbabcco Pouches up to $1.50 Razor Stropi up to,.. . ‘F-f-'O

Krclaks upto. .:. . _.$65.00

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to choose from - such as-

Mirrors up to......... $4_oo Meerschaum & Bfia rPipes up to.... ......-..... ...$8 50 Cigars in Boxes up tn. _$1o oo C\g>r;tte & Cigar Holders up . $250 R zusupto -- $5"0 lhcmo. Bottles (in cases) upto ._ $5 25 Chocolates upto.. . $18.00

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-IT PAYS T0 buy in thi! Province.

"1-.=ST0RE OPEN .-'- Stanley Bros. .will remain open this evening and to- 'mprrgw evening. - 1 ' 8426.

MTI-IE POST OFFICE.-From now

' until Christmas the wickets at the Post Oillce will be openi. until nine o'¢loei¥ each evening.

XMAS GIFTS.-Anyone purchas- illg a Waterman's Ideal Pen from $2.50 up at G. H. 'l`aylor's can have same put up-in 3, dainty neat leather case free of charge, as will be seen by the ad on page two.

Norrcn 'ro sr!oP1>nRs_-stanley

Bros. will be open this _evening and "tomorrow evening to accommodate ithose who are unable to do their

1 3426.

I-IANDSOME PROSPECTUS.-One

of the most attractive-“booklets yet issued in connection with the Silver fox business is the prospectus of the= 1Britlsh American Silver Black Fox Company Limited, of Summerside. < 'lhe heads of the company are Messrs. Arthur H. Locke, President, Sher- brooke; James`T. Waite, Sherbrooke,- Treasurer, and Duncan A. McPhee, Boston, Secretary, with whom are 'associated on the Board of Directors Messrs. G. H. Moukley, George H. McCollum, G. W. Warren, Summer- side, and Ewen Clark, Wilmot. The authorized capital of the company 'l_a $375,000. The prospectus, in addition to particulars relative to the com- pany and the standing of the promot- ers' gives a lot of valuable informa- tion about the fox industry.

"IRIS.-The many friends of Miss

` Jessie M. Macdonald are pleased to sec her ‘ home again after spending the summer in Nova Scotia. The residents of Iris are to be congratu- lated on the nice way in which they are levelling the front of their farms- Special mention may be made of J. A. Maciayden and P. G. Hume.--Mr. A, H. F, G. Beacon paid u visit. to Wood Islands recently, the guest of J. J. Stewart, merchant, of that place. The social held recently in the Mt. Vernon school house was u decided success. J, F. Morrow, Iris, presided and the heat of order pre- vniled throughout the wh\fo evening. Upwards of four hundred dollars were realized, which goes towards re- pairing the school building, which

_ it sadly needs. The following pro-

_’_.gram vans well rendered! Opening

Chorus, The Red River Valley, by the Mt, Vernon Choir; Dialogue, Testing the Clock; Recltaticn, by Miss Lizzie Alcorn; applause; Dialo- gue, The Famous Photographer; Vio- lin solo, Neil P. MacMlllirr; Song, Mr. Norman MacRae, (Very hearty applause); Prize Fighter, acted by Mr, J. A. McKonzie"nnd Peter Ross. Referee, Mr. Allc Matheson; Judges --James Cook and Neil Maclienzii. Verv hearty applause. Sale of bask- ets.-Com.

NOW IN ST. JOHN.-The various

points of interest within and around the city will be subjects for the cameras of moving picture photo- -raphers who are in the city and will make a tour of it today to se- cure pictures. R. L. Clepelaad, form- erly of the Boston American writing staff, and “Ted” Williams, of the International Film Manufacturing Company, both of whom are- at the Royal Hotel, “re undertaking the work. They ara just returning from ‘e *wo weeks' trip through Prince Edward Island, where they took sc~cr~ar reels of films oi the black ff-rcs. says a St. John exchange. 'Mr.`Clevoland. while a member of one American stan, was sent tg Prince Edward Island to write 1; special article on the black fox in_ dustry, The scheme of having pic- tures appcaled to him and on going back to Boston he engaged a. staff to assist him and returned. He has secured some fine films on the Is- land and has sent them to Boston tn be developed. He expects to have

them shown Charlottetown about Christmas time. Later they wiill likely he brought here, and after that will be tpresent- ed all over the the continent. Home time today they willrgo to Renfoth and take photographs of the farm of the Fundy Fox Company. Early this morning Mr. Cleveland intends getting in touch with Henry T. Hoag, secretary of the board of trade, and if possible \~zet him to ac- company a party about the city during the day to get the best. ma- terial in the pictures. Mr. Cleveland ,myg that anything says that any- thing that will advertise the city will be takin most willingly. He ex- pects that the schema will impress itself upon the secretary of the hoard of trade as a good means _.of advertising the city, as it is the in- tention to present. the pictures Bll over the country. Three reels ‘ will be taken. -

:ISMOKERS GOODS.-There, are

_many things in this line suitable tor gifts for gentlemen--Pipes (Briar and Meerechaum), Tobacco Pouches, Clg

Tobacco Jars; Ash Trays, Companion Sets etc. Our stock ie large and specially selected for Xmas. E. A. Foster, Contral Drugstore.--Mtf. \

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Bakery _

Having added “RATSIN

BREAD" to their air`eadv large list of baking goods wish to anoouncethnt on Saturday N=xt,the voih inet. anotherbarch cf the abcve Delicious Breed will_be for sale on our counters. Our lady customers pronounce it

A order for a loaf . . .Price toe

*Xmas Shopping during the day. I SAFE ARRIVAL.-Buntain, Bell it

ar and Cigarette Canoe and Holders. '

ON RECEIPT of 58 cents-, Carter

& Co. will mail to anyone the P. E. island Hospital Cook Book. _ 2432. , REMAINING o1>a:N_`- stanley Bros willremain open this (Thurs- day) ,evening and tomorrow evening.

3426.

THE NORTHUMBERLAND.-The

steamer Northumberland from Picton arrived at 'Charlottetown at 6.25 o'clock last evening.

THE MORWENNA.- The S. B.

Morwenna of the Black Diamond S. S. Line, which made regular calls.at this port during the past season, nil! from Bt. John’s, Newfoundland or Brazil about Dec. 20th, with a argo of fish. 3423,

Co_received a telegram yesterday from Capt. Newman advising that the S. S. Cacouna.. arrived at St. Jol1n's Newfoundland, early Wednesday morning, with her large deck-load oi attle, sheep, poultry, hay, oats &c., all in good order. The Cacouna sailed from here Sunday morning last with one of the largest cargoes ever ship- [pod from this part. 3428.

At the regular meeting of Division

No. 20, C. B., of R. E., Charlotte- ne following ofrlcers were elected for 914:- President, Henry Fitzgerald; Nice-president, P. V. Robin; Treas- lffer, Murdoch McLeod; Secretary, J. H. Monaghan; Warden, John 0’Nqil; haplain, George Ingram; Reporter, |W. N. Riggs; Messenger, F. L. Egan; aside Guard, J. W. McLean; Outside uard, G. I-I; Bell.

POLICE COURT NEWS.-Af. the

Charlottetown Police Court yester- day morning the case of Prosecutor Allan Bolsner vs. Robt. Stanley charged with a violation of the pro- hibition act. resulted in ‘an adjourn- ‘ment until Saturday morning. There was considerable discussion in this case as to who owned the beer, two kegs of which was found in a yard. One Witness swore that he saw the beer being ta-neu into the yard late one evening. Another said, when the officers found it, that the beer was his. After the officers seized the hear he claimed that it did not be- long to him. The matter to settle seems to be, on whose property was the _beer found. Another case, that 0! Joseph Carr ,charged with bein, disorderly and fighting on the stree: was adjourned till the 18th in order to obtain the evidence of a very ma, terial witness. Wm. Carr and John Conway appeared for lighting on the street and ended in the case being dismissed.

_WEDDING LAST EVENING.-'rho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Low- ther. CYD-pnud, was the scene of a Very happy event last: evening when their daughter Margaret Adella was united in marriage to Mr. Wm. G. Callback, formerly of Tryon, now of Crapaud_ The house was beautifully decorated with evergreene and flow- ers. At 6.30 p. m. the bride, leaning 011 her fr1th9!"S arm entered the par- lor to the strains of Mendclsjobl, wedding march, delightfully rendered by Miss Ella Cameron of Crapaud. The bride looked charming gowned in white satin de chene with lace and ribbon trimming and wore the con- ventronal veil and orange blossoms Rnd Cflfried ,a bouquet of flowers and maiden hair fern. The bridesmaid, Miss Etta Newsom, Searletown, was dressed in cream n\|n's veiling trim- med with satin. The groom was ably supported by Boyd Lowther, .brother of the bride. The bridal par ty stood under an arch of evergreen: supporting a beautiful floral bell. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. G. M. Young of Tryon. Alter Lhe ceremony the guests about seven- ty in number, repaired to the dining room where a sumptuous repast was served in Mrs. Lowther’s best style. The groom’s"gift to the bride was an elegant pendant and to the brides- maid a ring set with pearls The presents, beautiful and costly, included silver and out glass and several checks, testifying to the esteem in which the bride and groom are held. A large crowd of charivaris came to pay their re- spects to the happy couple and were hospitably and happily received. Mr. and Mrs. Callbeck will reside in Crapaud, where the groom has bought the McLeod property. ` illl'|ll\iliii‘lll-lat l'_lri5l]'ll>

::Now the cold weather is hare you

need a hot water bottle-A Retail' Hot Water Bottle. Those are made of hast, quality rubber, extra large in size and the better grades are guar- anteed. Prices range up to $3 and lor the money you cannot get better values. Call in and look over the display. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sta.

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Here are gifts that will

ming delight to "his heart",

D- _-‘sing care, made of gen-

,_;,,., nather. with fittings from 3 to io pieces. priced at $6' m....... .. ..... $10 50

Ensign camera $1,5o to

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Thermos bottle.

Tobacco jar,

Cased pipes, »

Cased military brushes,

Safety razor, Pocket flasks,

Box cigars.

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$18.50 Dresses are now only $12.00 zo.oo Dresses are now only 12.50 22.oo D.esses are now only r4_oo 35.00 Dresses are now only 25.oo 5o.oo Dresses are nov only 3o.oo ~ '

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The finest range of Evening, - » ` Dresses in P. E. Island. now .

Offered at heavy Discounts to Clear

from the lov:ly garments offered at makers cost- or less.

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Today and on Monday

SPECIAL R AILWAY FARE ’

Come, to Charlottetown 1.

STATION FAKE. SPECIAL TRAIN DEPAR'l'S.

Murray Harbor, Murray River,

Hopedeld,

Wood Islands,

Belle River,

Melville, Surrey, Fodhla.

Grandview,

Uisz. Vernon River. Vernon.

Mill View, Lake Verde, Mt. Albion, , Hazelbrook, Mt. Herbert,

Bunbury, Charlottetown

Returning' spemal h-“in Wm have Charlottetown at 5 o’clock p. m.

on December 18th and 22nd.

90c. 8t’¢c. 80c 80c 70c 70c. wc. 60c. 50c. 50c. 45c. 45c. 45c. 40c. 25c.

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'l`ake.advantage ofa great ihance to do your Christmas shopping at the

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small purchase

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its joy! We’ve the sort of Gifts Men and Boys like !

Suit.-_ Bath R »bes, Mufflers. Caps, Pillmu

Overcoats, Neckwear. Suspenders Fancy Vests. Sweaters

Raiuconts, Shirts. Haidkeichitfs. Underwear, -Hrsiery

House Coats. Gloves. i'Il1bl’°il9S. N585* R"‘i’°5~ Drag Shins

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All our Outiitting is of the highest standard- exclusive and ‘

different. Presents in Holiday Boxes and we ll make any ex- I ’_.-,gs changes desired after Christmas!

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