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-nov J F Fioye wiiiproacii n °' ‘*’ ° ° ""'» W" H

n_ave arrived and now await your insp¢¢- onnisimiin sermon snnany evening in °°°“” “““°°' ‘° H““"“-

. tion. ' ' ~ the oentrni.qin1int n cannon, ow Km°,,, M,,,,,,,,' Chwomwwn'

l tt t , * ° ° ow" 6° int mms ' Fm” was mpalsenger to Summerside yes-

\ Our prices are even lowerthan last Manger to '1vnro'no‘. V- ' ' ,may Ammon A

HAZELBROOK SOHOOL- Th A 'r ooiiou; victor

' - - . ia, returned

Eciloidliiirtbqlioos school this inikm "°°t°'d“’ "°'“ Km?" C°1l¢se. Wind- t 3 _‘m °" ° “W “ Win ior, for the holidays.

ion of Miss Emma Jenkins wh *W P'°'°D ‘ M801! to be a canebl- 'rho many iriondo or Fenton Mc- t°°°h°"' , ` lure. Bx;cktleyhPoint, will he sorry to

""'-'I earn a e still keeps poorly

HAZELBROOK -I‘he services and a speedy recovery is hoped lor.

W I O ` ' ‘ ~, '. ` » ' . ~ o’ `

W3 _j _ llur Brushes 604:' Up. ine Haaeibnooin Finn, 0,, sunday nn, ___ - » - _QWO QI. . _ V, Dec. 22are_as follows 1-Cross Road .Rev. Frank P. Dresser of Eldon ia

ll s. m. Hazelbrook 3 p.m. Alexan -pending a few days at the pareonnge,

'YTi"i'fiA.'T&`i'?'_i `?;"`i;;V'Y'Y5"'-'rf 'D dll' 7 p. ln. Rev. Harry B. Er I-Iaaelbrook, where he is the guest of

Special

‘otice

Photos taken from now un-,

$1' \S_T

Will Speak at each service. Thi iiev. H. B. Ei-b,

"‘e°Ul_lS-in them evening at Alexsndri Wm U9 \fnU9i0DB§'y in character. Ai Rayberne Callaghan, student at the i“t_°_\`°5¢iDS Program has been prepar U. 0. C., Charlottetown, returned to ~1d‘ which _will no doubt be enjoys. lt. Louis yesterday, to spend the by all who attend: . inrintnnao iioiidnyn with inn nnrontn,

-- V. P. and Mrs. Callaghan,

P. E, ISLAND MAN INJURED.- According to a-,-iSt. John exchangt Miss Mclntosh, daughter of Rev. A. William Crosby, a native of Char . \. Mclntoeh, Souria, was in Char- lottetown, met with a painfn ottetown yesterday returning from accldenipthia mo,-,,1ng_ He was mm Dalhousie College, Halifax, where

0l‘ers' Un'lou~ Hall, when be sllppe “"-

qand fell to the door below breakin

(1 5| Miss Maud J. God, Charlottetown

two ribs best es being ba » shaken np, Ha was taken to the ho! has returned home from Sackviile

r t and Evel n A Goil from

tnnext Will li liliisll- ~ A , pital in the ambulance. mi” Ui Y» Y -

__ Edgehlll, to spend their Christmas

F -R-E -E

Fox C0MpANy___A¢c0,.di,,g to , iolidays with their parents, R. C.

d In time f0l‘ Cll1‘lSlll28S dE- C0me ini 0\1l‘ Office and h St. 'John exchange Messrs P. J ‘nd M" G°“-

9 _ ave

vour teeth examined free of charge.

Youn Re ' R. A. M k I -*_

g' nous’ “doc ' Cha Waldron A lVIcQuarrio who is 'tak-

' ’ '. - -0 - tna;At'MLii,1d ~ ivery. Make your appoint wmvtgilkesn few minutes and pe ,,__ ‘,'§_ I_‘;‘“,ff‘ J_°L*;y‘,:§n “ ggcfélgz .,,, nn, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,, A,t ,,, D,,,,.

‘ Y0“ EXHCUY What y0\1 need ` ’ iiousie College was in Charlottetown~

d T. H b t Whl N

an er at 8 en’ ewcasne esterda en route to his home in

. and it wont cost you one nn We

. k f ' y

m 'nt tcday- 1 make teethand guaranteliee thin: to .i§unn0viickihigikosgdlgivgf Fqiiiecrdiii l H°'"‘pt°“ “mer” h° Wm “pen” th"

f [it . _ lhr tma bolida s. H was n;-et in

The Cook Studio

Wli ere Bal-y is Always

, Welrome.

G. ll. COOK, Prop.

ns . . . _ .

A-Careful Examination

I our Coal and our prices will show that he best on the market can be had from ul at all tlniss at the vory lo west prices possible. We have a longlist of satisfied u l\omers.|md would be pleased to add your name to our list. Your order ni eooive prompt attention.

C. Lyons ‘ll Co

¢,X9»Ctly We also guarantee per

fectionin Crown and Bridge work Extracting a n d filling without pain-price moderate.

e Dr. Robins -

125 Queen St, Next door Beer & Goffs i0-imtf Phone 275 -.I

I Xmas Groceries

_Xmas will soon be here and

with it will coine the demand for Xmas Gfoce»ies_

Our stock is complete now

and we think viill suit the niost fastidious.

We have received a fine

assortment of Raisins,- both cooking and eating, Patras Currants, Candied Peels, Confectionery, Spices, Flavor- ings, Fruits Nuts. Dates, Figs,and other goods too num- erous io mentit ii.

l)ou't forget to give us zi

call for your Xmas Groceries.

Beer & Golfs

5--ui ; ° ihtditor in'chiel #nd Henry Blrett B.- B .A., Agricultural Editor

Board of Directors are as followsz-

Z. A. Lesh, LL.D., Toronto, Presid- mt Sir Edmund Walker, Banker,Tor- onto; Nelson Monteith. B.S.A.. IND' er. Stratford; Thomas Deiworth. far- mer, Weston; Walter James. farmer. Roller. Mau: W. J. Glass. farmer, Memos, Alta; A. G. Hopkins, V. B. farmer. Bi-stron. sur. 10-‘.'1M-Fifi

would suggest a selection from this

sore, manicure prices, solid gold

' 'f hmtefu Wilhy Q. Co, Lid

. STEAHSIIIP LINERS

Urol London Baumer From Hsillix Nov. ml: Kanawha Dec- 28rd Deo. ‘ith Shenandoah Dec. filet. Dlo. lltih - Bsppsnsnnock Jan. i0th Jamlrd Duranio Jim- 2|”

full Liverpool Btosmer lrom Hllilv Nov. Tabasco Dec. 28rd . Deo. liet Aimsrlsna Jln- 1001- Ja ' . ini. sioroneb Jw- mb

gp jaaady ' §shave"sllmlted se ,

. *' ' :bl saloon passengers.

' I All lkoighe Agents for the .

ll p fain ltumuhln Oo. at Halifax.

wrrsv a oo...1-'i D-

FOR SAh|'|`A

a our

miilialesiipl '.1' 2l'i'i"7.f

gi" haw Md

"mg people have coal to MII* |"°d7 yon viii, too. gf-'V fit, and than 0 P Search joyful.

dl C0..

Coll - U4'

The] Charlottetown ffiusrdian

, and `

l` mily llerslrl and Weekly Sfer_ The Morning Guardian

and The Family Herald and Weekly Star. one year each, including the beautiful pre- 1

r;‘;i:.ri‘f::1;€..;”°“ $3-00 i

The Evening Guardian and

- The Family Herald and 5

Weekly Star. one year each. i

includinig the pleauriful pie- i mium p cture “ ome Again” foroniy ,

Address all club offers to ' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Charlottetown,

P' B. I.

io,2i.MEtf

irony, Ltd. with $99,000 onpitaii ‘B “ Y _ e 5100 share; M,__ Youngs fox ram, lharlottetown by his father, W. A. at Renous River is to he taken ove 'icquarrm'

‘ . _An-' ' lhsrlottetown last night were 1|--W.

CHESTER GREGORY IS READY' 1. McLeod, B. A., New Glasgow; sec-

;ff§,fd;f§nf°S“dH“}““‘ l’7‘,°,'R “Ling nd yenn in Pino Hui, Halifax; w.a.

. y Fei 5835"” e lt' Xuld, Freetown, fourth years Arts,

gow S telegram m The Hemld yes' )alhousie; George McLeod, Oyster

Bay’ he has received H0 m¢“*1K° 11 ie Cove;g\?}'uy McKenzie and Alfred yet- b*-‘t when he ‘i095 he Wm il Seaman, Charlottetown; Nell R-attee, prepared to prove that ah offer we /lalpeque and H. Raynor, iilnmore, all actually made New Glasgow thr. Prom Halifax,

him to join Halifax against Moncton ____

Chester Gregory is well known i. IALIFAX MAN, ILL AFTER Charlottetown. HELPING IN TITANIC

""~' ` e SEARCH, DIED TODAY.

CLOSING EXERGISES.-The clos ._;.

ing exercises in the Prince Shree-, HALIFAX’ N-_ .s__ Dem 19__Frede_ 3011001. C\11i!`|0_'-l9€'t0WH. ycslcrduf 'ick Hamilton, electrician of the were unusually interesting. 'Ihs pro cable steamer Mackay Bennett, died gram consisted of -dialogues, recita .his morning alter about six months' tions and songs both by the primary llness, dating from the time he ac- and senior classes. The choruses by companierd the ship on the search for U16 591110? 85115 FBHGCEB great credit the dead in the Titanic. disaster. on their instructor Prof. Thompson. He was seventy-two years of age, Pleasing solos were given by Helen ind was a native of England. He Harris. Helen H006. Jean Allen, and leaves his wife, daughter of the late Helen Large. The audience compli- Judge Johnson, of Halifax. mented the pupils on their successful -i--~-- concert. which showed throughout 1IAI1y woman would be pleased with vereful training by their teachers. phe gilt oi a large bottle or ‘perfume

-_ .n a neat case. The size of the bottle

BACK TO NATIVE PROVl'NCE.- S not important' if the quality is

Rev. J. M. McLeod, for the past; sip there and hers you can find the best cnteon years pastor of the New M-ills lhat 511011 fR1'D0\1S D°Tf\1l110l"S as Pivef. N. B., Presbyterian congregation ani' 3029i” Galleli and H8-l`I110UY Of 3055011 wiho has been called to St, Pager, :an produce. The stock is so large, arrived in Charlottetown yesterda the Packages so beautiful and the Baforn leaving New Mi11s_ M,-_ M( rrlces so moderate that you cannot

tion with beautifully worded address VICKIHHOII Drug Co , Corner Great

MRS, GALBRAJTH DEAp__M,my and buslnst store--Ho1mnn's, Sum friends will regret to learn of thc “9"5id°- 12'20ME3i~

death of Mrs. Robert Galbraith, ol "

THE BEAUTIFUL

.tha 19th inst., at her residence, 12(

cellent assortment of cased pipes, tobacco pouches, cigar and cigarette holders and case smoking sets, ash

trays, tobacco jars, pocloat lighters, ' °

cigars of all kinds in Xmas packages

(10’i; and 1d25's'i) :nd ev;a;‘ly'tli!ingl ia _ smo er cou ws or- o t e a- ‘ -

bove articles were specially selected Gent' Ladle! $

for the Christmas trade and make ac- children $l.50.

ceptable gifts. E. A. Foster, Centrali

Drugstore, Sunnyside. 12-l8Mtf.,. I2-f9Mtf 1 ~ e -..-5-.s 4- ._ "ri --‘ -- '-5

Entire Change of Programme

A Western The Indian and the Child Sul>iect| Protrayed with rare Skill

'RUCKY P0|Nl` FERRY

2 Owing to the urgent necessity oi

1 ," I led u for repairs,

Eliioiiiili be ‘hillton oil) Rockv Point Ferry on Wednesday next Dewi!-' ber .,_,t},, (or _sooner if ice condi- tions demand it)- l11dW‘ll~ laced by the Tug "WllllBm hitken", until the close of the sea- son. The Tug being unable to teams, parties crossing the Ferry, will govern themselves acc0r<ii\l8lY#

JAMr_:s A. MoNEiL.

having the Steamer “Hi_|lS-`_`

Dream of a Moving Picture A $mile_andp laugh

--Director»- all will en|oy

e 'flic .Jewels Miss Sweeny

'An Edison Drama J ||lu|trsied`Son s

- _ mf. 'rnyinf-svonoiioqoini . .na nqinann

- l Introducing "Tommy and his Pals"

i Next Week 'Under .Two Flags-'l‘woilleels_ r Also Australian Musical Millers

8.3.66

Commissioner of Public Works; - _ V .

1 u

ing down tha stairs of fhe Ship Lab tho is taking her fourth year in i

by the company' ' Among the students returning to ,

terday' Chest" G'°g°"7- Wh° is he” r 3ed Brid Murdock McKinnon, Can- Il

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‘at sma‘l cost. Three

5c L_ Peoples Theatrfiizl

- Here are the gifts for you to buy- the ones that are needed -the ones that

will give greatest pleasure.

:I`here’s not a useless_or gaudy articles in the lot -everything is "usable"--

aud we ve- hammered the prices down to bed-rock, The doors are open ti YOU-~ ‘,-

and NOW is the time to select.

Open eich evening--free delivery--will hold your purchase until you want it

delir ered.

Oil Heaters

'1' h e Pirfection

Oil Heater is smoke- less, odorless and safe. It has damper top, cool spring han- dle, fuel indica'or and easily accessible wick. The Perfection gives you prompt warmth and comfort

sizes, $4. $4 25 and

...a4.50

i r--~- _

Guns for Boys---and Old Boys

calibre light weight .. . ._ .. . .2.85

S'l`E\'EN'S liiark.-; nan :i high grade

KING AIR RIFL

shoots BB shot and darts, nickcled and polished steel barrel, walnut stock . . 90:.

1.000 SHOT RE l~’l1`ATER,ha1niiicr-

less magazine repeater with lever action. Very accurate and powerful,interchange-

» able paris. special.....

350 SHOT REPEATER, polislicrl

ri;keled steel barrel,

S'I`EVEN'S Little

r cheap rifle that will satisfv any boy, 22

haminerless style, break-dowii action. loads automaticallv. . . . _ ._ . . . l.l5

Fire Place Grate

t 1 Tli}i‘s is a stlrong antd hsvndsoliiie gratcfih- W 3 g 0 n of 51 ip-]1_ ec wil noise ess cas ors so I iatit can 1 -, moved ab iut with uerfeit eise. Burns either Three suis., S2’ wood or coal has il ifno center and ia richlv ““ $15

orriauicntr-il Y Tihreeiigrrades, $6, $7 and ..$B Chlfcoal b"iCk5»'¢' CW'

_--1 _ . . . _ l0c

ES, single shot,

rifle for nigger

. . . . .. . $1.75

vraiiiiit Stock.

Scout, a gooi

recoil prints etc

short cartridges . . . . . . . . . .. _ . . , . . 5 50

SHOT GUN, dbl barrel, 12 gauge.

well finished, .sold by inost stores ior 512 ourpricc 925

Single li»i'rel shot g iv, i2 gauge,

the best gun bnrgnin iii the Proviiicc at

. . . 4 49

Gun casas, cartfdges, belts, bugs,

=:.x9i».- 1'-nan crm'-hunt ° 'Q i "CHARLO'1"1‘E'r0‘ i A WNGUARDIAN " * rin ~ _ ~ r -~ ` ‘ 1_5 si; . _ f _ _ A Y* L s'!' 011' ALL" PAGE _' ~.

~=°f.5¢ only ,nffew day,` A _ -0 _tg , _______ _ --__='*- _ “ri '

fi, 'Until Cl;,.;,[¢mas ` ~ _ A V 1 .` A T I" 'ior N.wnnnn;;conn.i. .j , ‘;*j'f,T1“,§ ' ~He"e Are GOOJ Gift?

Foot Warmers

Tie f._` rl F012

W.r _-r s ii creat boon in c ld -» eatlier. A few minute- to heat the ehinoai brick afidyoi ln/e foot comfort ihio igh- oiit eveu the lrngest an d coldest time Used in eiili~r a ll

boys, takes 22 long or

#~“;;1 _

Clllb B00:t€l' S / i -|;_'J>","' _ I-Ioclxey st‘CkS,

mounted on hoc- A P “ C k 51 lads'

. ->-an-- s “tile ~‘“i>i>1'f~°»

k°Y Stlcks-~~25° .,~ 1' " .° ' ,.7 -etc.

BOKER/S IIUBULAR HOCKEY

skate, fine quality tool steel run- ners, hand tem cred. fully nickelod and polished, dbuble heel support to prevent tripping np, blade is 1-tlin. wide ...... .. ......$4

BOKER`S NORWEGIAN RAC-

ER, has runners of extru fine qual- ity tool steel, finely tempered, lius right and left solo plates, edge of runner only l 24 in wide, frilly

nickel-plated and polished .... ..$4.50..

BOKER.'S METEOR HOCKEY

skate, u fine, hand-tempered, straight, tubular, steel skate, with tool steel runners. double end heel supports, full nickel plntcd und polished. runners 1-8 in. widt- strongest and lightest hockey made ............................. ..$4

BOKER`S MONTREAL HOCKEY

made of extru. fine quality <'i'ncilili». tool stool, donlile and hecl supports, fully nickel plated unii finely tiiiinli- od. runners ure ground to nshzirp point in front ...................... .$5.50

B()KER`S IJOMINION, u double

end skate with puck stop, iriutl<>. of best quality we-ltled und tempered steel, fnll nickel plut+e<l......... . .$2.25

I ml., `

Wrin ers i.t11.‘:.‘“ n-i’-3-1' I

U P r o m i e r ,

wooden frame, 10" rollers $4; Royal American, ri strong mid

. sr rviueulilc \vringci'.$l..'i(l; S0cni'-

ity,liull in-ariiig ll" i'ulli:i's.$5.50

1 Leod was presented by his congrega ‘HUM t0 0"°l`100f\ U19 S\10Wil1€ The

r Danna? 1 es and purses of money amounting i- '@0120 B-Hd Kent Stl-L _ MEU-

Dm _ H_ EER all to about $350 half of which wa

SurzeonDsntiet in gold, His many' Prince Edward Is 555906131 fBI'P/8 011 811 tl`8iiJB to H01-

Bsrli llsnnl Parlor

Bychmgud Sh Phouewh land friends heartily welcome hi' ‘m\“'9 fmm Saturday. Bw- 21st £0 I Over Proves Bros. back to his native province. Jan- lst- A d°.V CRD be Dl`0fitBbly

-___ G , p -- ~ ‘Dent at the Island’s biggest, best `

"As a good gift for any lady we

|ist;mesh bags, silver mounted scis- Charlottetown, which occurred on , I

` 'WOMAN OF FORTY' ,V . Grafton and Queen Sis

THE PEERLESS SKATE, don ,...

lilo end licel iuipports. sinnll plum tolit Indies' :intl boys' boots, be-st qnnlitv steel tlironghont .... ..$|.2§

\`IlilN(1‘r SKATE, straight with 1

puck stop. nickel plated.. Sl

HOCKEY CLUB. u chcnp. good

skuto for lmymlius best quality r-feel

riiniicrs_ straight liliulc, bright ilu- isli ............................. llc

BEAUTY SKATE, it apic-.niliil

,skate for womcn, made of beet quality welded and tempered afovl, fancy curved design so ns to make skate lighter und nicer in uppeur- snco ..... ..... ...... ........$2

THE CHARM, nuotiicr good

skate for \\'omou,cur\'erl blnde...i. ...... .

bracelets. 14k gold pearl set neck- Fitzroy St. There are left to mourn -

' R hef ucauld said: -"No woman is - . _ -_W _ '__'

_. _ ..__ ___ » ~---1*

at-

laces, shirt waist lsets, sewgng sets‘,{ two daughters, Mrs. Sabine, of Bron. 1 'ocltof t bi b tu 1 t

fiD'E5 b0Ud0i1` 010° S WRU! GB 14 ton, Mass., Mrs. James Godfrey, 0' 'J au °" “° ‘H25 ea" “ 3 '- .- - . -. . pear-1'brooches, also sin abundahce of Charlottetown one brother Albert “"t°°“3 “Y W°m““ ‘S 1" fault if she °m“°m“g 5'0"" f°“"“’°5' By keepmgl ('“lt"'f"t° 1°” thoughts fm human

' ’ mul ,f 1; , yourself concerned with good, grae- ity at laiiw- d 1 ‘

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hiiihfl' lllltlliiil’ E015 fmvd lBW°\1”Y- W- Boswall, of Pownal, seven grsndchll- is ‘mt beau 3* °" Y

' ' d 1'k ' . <1 t th t l Avoid severe criticisms, and cv 1

12 HMM 1° b °' “ h We Hnmver much It may Hmm I e a wus an grea tough sblembeauatiig sympathy and pity in your soul.

N- .'l'hllt0D- ' ° dren and a rge num er ep e .

‘ ' h i f i

and Eeices'th Old? citlizgns will 5;' Eiiiihliniziiiitlivddr niientizxiieatacilimiiitiiiasirzsii lr.iLri)liilii= yliJv“rmi1iiiite‘.‘ 0 8 no ~ iStudy' the comfort and pleasure Of

Y "§;;;h:;_ of th: °‘l';te gry gsszmue Avoid as much as possible looking

' at repulsive and ugly objects

h _-_ ,who game out with his family in = _ _ ' , d

u -1841 to Charlottetown from Wivells- - Be§',;)°fl;ra§'t_whaLever is beautiful an

°°mb°' Somersetshire' England' A Search for whatever is admirable in

nature and human nature, and muse u on those things in your moments

strangers in public places. and fl'i€’I\ll-'J and associates in nearer relations.

Remember always how brief a thing. and ofti-mes sad, liiie is to msnY. and seek to brighten and better it ,as you pass along.

Meanwhile, take care of your 1101'-

son, study your lines and features,

and learn how to dress and how to carry yoursrlf; how to obtain pres- ence, that indescribable charm in wo-

man. .

Taka daily care of your complex- ion. which to a woman is of prime importance.

And Just as surely au your pursue

this lino cf conduct for ten years, just so surely will you find yourself .nt thirty far more attractive than at twenty, and at forty more lovely than

at thirty.-Ella Wheeler Wilcox. ~ | lluuIll1|

Season Opens Xmas Night oi) solitude. nw _

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A selection from this list would iiirikc zi dc ide-diy

p-aciica‘, p‘ea~ing and useful g1it,tiictl1fltv‘1Ui€ valuable as well as timely, appropriate and useful as well and value considered y.u couldo’t get a gilt to

equal it at the price

- Look over the line today. See the styles.

\\ ForH¢f 1| ‘ii

ifoir Him

-. ill . ii

Slippers, felt 354: to... $3-00 Winter b00tt! $4 t0.........$5.00 Bnow shoes......... ...$2.50 Moccasins ...............$1.25 Cloth gaiters 501: to.......$l.00

For Boys

Hockey boots $2 to.........$3.00 Moccasins $1.25 to .........$2.00 Slippers 50e to............ ...$1.50 Snowshoes $2 to......... ...$3.50

Slippers, felt 05c to...... .$3-00 Hockey boots $2.50 to....S4.50 Snowshoes $2 to..............S3.50

Moccasins $1.50 to .........$2.50

For Girls

,Cloth iezgings Soc to .... _.$1.25 0vershoos..... .....Sl.65 Snowshoes... ...$2.25 Slippers 25c .... ..$2.00

1 --For “The Kids”--

Boots in all colors 354: to $1.75 Slippers all colors 25c to \\~50

ALLEY. fo", CO ’*§.‘3§li°“

Christmas Shoppers

Our Store is noted

at this Season ‘for values in Christmas Goods, Dre s sin g Cases, ManicureSets, Mirrors, Ebony Mil- itary Sets,Gold Hedd- ed and other Walk- ing Sticks, Calabash Meerschau ni a n d Briar Pipes, Perl fumes, Sic., Src., Src.

A pleasure to show the

giods-Getilie Habit-Be av Customer.

Phone 86-

nromn limos, N. B. Gifts pat away until

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