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DECEMBER 19, 1910 ...mn LATEST NEWS, THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN rmsr or 41.1.' 5 __ *_ _M

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IN LOVING. MEMORY of bampbell s River, British Colum the pleasure oi his acquaintance and tality th I un.”

bia The remains of the late M by whom his death shall he sincerely man was beloved and esteemseéolyrzl; l£gWll18u$¢l;°.f°- Ssuruw chunk

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' 5 ' of Malcolm Cummings were brought home on,mourned. _His life, though short, attested _to by the large co una- era

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1’ E I aged °‘°"“°" ll ° y lllcml silt' 1 ' ii <1 many- miie as his rlgoiiroiis lsll asleep. st his funeral on :lie mi no pay their flowers to wither, accldenmlly klllell lecently by belng llielllrglndlgbklulfil; lieillido alllllnsyhlllillathetic ‘Death ldannot come to him untimelY'llast tributes of respect to his mem- As the D0l'¢l1 Wind! l"1'¢5l-ll “"1 Clilllllil Under B log wlllle emlllolged nature has left lasting rcineniberan- who has learned to die, "thc less of.ory. The funeral services, which go nt,

It PHYS t0 lilly in this Proviue. . _ as brakesmau on a l0gBll1E “am or th h rts of those 'll had this brief earth the more 0( Heaven. were stronkll' lml"`¢55lV°i W_°r° call' But “ll "mm had ‘ll "am,

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___ D. J. McLane nas in the city Sat the International Tlmll" (“°mpMly’ ces on e eu ll 0 the shorter time the longer lmmor- ducted by the Rev. John Gillis. Dail- thilis_o\Yll._ O 110% ;

Mies Jennie Garrett, Souris, is vis- l ' __ _ ._

iting in the city. . _

Russel Beers, Suminerside, was in

the city Saturday. l

Band at the Arena tonight. Perfect.

ice and the best music. |

l Angus McKenzie, Miilvieiv, return-, ed Saturday from a visit to his daughter in Ottawa. '

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Harry Smith, City, has arrived

from McGill College, to spend his holidays at his home here.

Mrs. (Dr.) Toonihs, Mt. Stewart,

who has been undergoing treatment in the P. E. 1. Hospital, has return- ed home.

_Among the shipments by l the S. S. Earl Grey this inorning is one horse shipped by Jolln Horne, Wiltsl1ire_ to Halifax.

Attention is drawn to the notice re‘

dissolution of partnership of Morris & Fyie, Stanley Bridge, which ap- pears in this issue.

At the Bijou 'I‘hcatre tonight all should see the picture entitled "'I`wn‘ boys in blue." There is also a com-l plete change of progrzun.

lA copy of tho late Dr. Dobson's sermons selling at 75 cciits would f make an acceptable silt. They 1ll'e` on sale at the bookstores.

Will the woman who took the inon~l|

ey from George Whcatlcy's shop Sat. iirduy night return salne nt once und' save trouble as she is known.

`Dougald liell,1\'nn Rcddin, and Dick Piircoll, foriiierly of Vlilirlotte- town, are among the new inenilivrs of St. Mary’s hockey tcani in (`lil- gary.

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The members of Court l. (J. l<`.,

New Glasgow, No. lll3, please rneet this evening (Mon<ll1y.) All requested to be present as there will be two initiations.

Any person knowing the where-

abouts of Alex. A. Mcllcoil, who was in New York ill l<`e\ii‘uary lzist, will confer a favor by writing to this office at once. F

lil the First Methodist Church yes-

terday Rev. A. J. W. Myers, M. A., ll. D., of (loluiiibiu University, New York, orilciatcd most acceptnbly at both services.

Hubert Hoivntt, St. Elonliors, of 'thc l-louse of Coiiinlons clericlil stall, was a passenger to the City by tlie Earl Grey ycstcrdny. He will spcliil the Christmas holidays at his hoilic.

J. P. Hogan, City, who line been relieving at the P. E. 1. lt., station at Tignish, came to the (lity Satur- day and is now in charge of tho freight departnicilt at the illariuo Wharf.

Tile stores uf this city were ci'o\i'd~

ell with eager Cllristnlas slloppers all day Saturday and especially in tho evening, when the clicrgrtic statin ill.

the diiicrcnt stores were taxed to'

their utmost capacity. I

'After being in business for ll ycuiis

the partnership existing betivccn -l. S. McEacliern and A. P. Mclliiiiiilil will cease after Decenillcr 17th. 'l‘lii~n_.' have cleaned out their stock iiuil gone oilt of, business. The iirlii wa.~: very successful and iii the 11 yciiils they both cleaned up a good bunvli of money. Mr. l*-lncllolinlil lllid flim- ily will go back to their old liomc in l'rincc Edwlird lslnnri early in thc spring.--The Moyic llcudcr, llloylc, ll- C.

There will be a donation liiii'_l-Y held in The I’eoplc`s 'i`lieat1'e oillcc next Friday and Saturday, for tlic benefit of St. Viuccnt'.~= iirpllnliiice. 'l‘\\'o sisters from the li1‘p|lalinj.gi- will he present to receive thc 1;-iiis~iiii<l will be there all the two days. Any donation, no matter how small. will be welcoine and people are nskcil to contribute anything they di-slid-‘iis it would be hard to think of uliyllllllil that the sisters could not us(-_ 'l`liis opportunity is also tlilien to nrkliow- ledge the siuii ol iliil~i.l"»‘=l~‘ ‘l"ll*“"" from the nianruzcr of the l'i'_ol>l\"H Theatre, that amount lintll-d lil’ llll' recent henofit for the Oi‘l>lii1lll‘I£'~‘-

::Gity 'ra s--All pcrsiiiifi “'l"’

have not pal* tlil~ii~ city tnxfs_klli<_l- ly do so as a list for ailvertlsiuir iii being prepared and will lic nil\'i.‘r»

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be sure and take our friends ‘slid tomers what they want lol l ‘iilsm mas, so that the season of I-€UU‘ "lil t

and good cheer may be allilm ii

and you know. il you need nliytbinl:

to help you out you can Kel ll l““`°

Pies, Cakes, Buns, Doughnuts. l`ll‘“l‘*‘»

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There will be band at the Arena

this evening.

lllrs. F. ll. Collin, City, was in

I-lalifux Saturday.

The dredge Mu-ntague has laid up

for the winter at the Marine wherl.

_(ine drunk, ni'l‘ested Saturday night Will illilicar this inorning at the Pol- ice court.

Geo. and Mrs. Hiiiuc, Bristol, Mon~ Willie were in the city Saturday and Feifistered at the Revere.

A vnlunllle St. Bernard dog owned

liy_ l‘. f‘. Brown, city, has been lost. Will iinilcr return to owner.

‘The skating on the Arena Rink .Saturday was superb. The ine was iii xrreat condition end the ventila- tion was excellent and the large num- llflf Present thoroughly enjoyed them- selves. ,

The lumber laden gshgoner Stephen

G- l»0lifl, was abandoned 33 miles cast of llostoii Light, in the storm of Fl`l‘l5i’~ 'l`lie crew was rescued by the steamer A. W. Perry and taken to Boston.

J. ld. lllntthews, (7. P. R. agent

ll@i`@. liss received full particulars of the pleasure criiiss being arranged to the West Ind_ics rind British South fiiiicrirli. This trip is for the pur- lifisi- of affording an opportunity to iaiiadisn biisiness men, manufactur- WS 2_1ll<l_ Cahitiilists of personally llivestliratlng biislliess conditions and Ullliortuiiitles for investment in the iiliiivc nliincll countries. The party expect to _sail from St. John, N. ll., if 11 sufficient llunilicr olicr oil Janu- ary litli and will be absgnf, Six weeks. '

::l~`o1' strictly fresh eggs call at I.,

A. iflaszai~<l's. 12.1gd5i,,d_

Post C a r d _ Proieclors

For Boys and Girls

Will throw zl picture on ai

screen from three to six feet in dizlnlctcr, in all its original colors

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$5.00, 5.00, l0 00; A child can operate one.

lnllnsnn & lnhnsnn

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. :iwults you :it our store, i\l:.li1_y pzickzlgcs 1 ol rzirc vziluc wliicll ` cllnnot bc duplicated in 1 the City.

F Ollr stock includes `- tliefollowing celebrat-

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'l lllloir’s

lvanhoe`s

And c\'L‘i'>' l’“°l<“1S° lb NEW THIS YEAR

l1olclt.o\'cl's frniu lzi.~‘l .~sc:l_<.ol1

See our grand essori~

ment and get our prices. F Johnson 81 Johns on

liive llim a

Good Pipe

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good pipi- cillicr hrillr. :imber N. ,,,,.,.,-3,-lizlilni, lil a linlidsolml rsiiic. ll 11i:ikcs_ sl gif! lliiil liiosr our main would delight ln- |,|,.,,q;ng`_ praciiczil. useful and - roiri"itc. llplllii hlil-ililig you .~il\oillil"rcmi:l11- lieriliull this is ilie l\cad<|uai'- 1.-l~sl`er sliiol<ers` supplies, “fc |,_,\,.,,,,,-xlciisivc lille, high lil i|u|llii_v and 25 per cclll clicnpcr iiiprlrr llniii those sold by iillwrs. _ ' _

|.;\.,.,-y pipe wo sell is fini-ly

m,m.m,\,.,-d ---we ll rcfmld lllonl-y if our line ofpl|1es is not e\'sf}" ming “.,. claim it io hi-. bull ill :ind wc'll lil-lp you select.

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5.25, 6.00. yd_

. 9'5°i EO 250°' . - Dress length of pretty silk 69c, 75c, 85c, 1.00

3~95- 4'5"' , ,_ V llzlnd Bags, spccilll :it 1 50.

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T he buying days glide swiftly by

]US'l` ONE SHORT, desperately busy week before you now-all the undone things MUST

bc cleared out of your way, if you want to have, on Christmas eve an easy consciousness of being flu- ishecl-nothing forgotten or overlooked. To get it all out of the way-shop now-shop in the morn- ings as far as possible-make alist of your rcquirclnciits, bcforc you do another ,thing-and thc list hnished~y0u’ll bc half done. '

Choosing a gill What shall I

fe*--for him_ -. give her?---5

Suit length Monarch Broadcloth lo 50 for 6 yds

All llllllllcllll S56’ $l'O0’ L25 ’ l'75’ 26°’ 3'75’ Dress length of :iny fabric 5oc, 75c, 1.00, to 2.75

lsllll case’ Sollll lelltllel 5'25' 660’ 760’ S60’ i Waist length of pretty \\'aisti1l§ 5oc to 1.50 yd.

Llub Bag, solid leather 2.50 to 9.00 each. to I 7; yd

Fancy vests, killt or vc-st1u_; llziuncl 2.35, 3.60, . Ulnbreuus I _Om L50’ LOU to 6_5Q_

lélzindsoiuc 25c, 351;, 5oc, 75c, 1.00, 1.25. Belts 25C’ 35C_ Soc, 75,; HD, I_.,5` I 50) ctc_

uspcnc cl c si 25. Neckwear I ., - _

_. . , _ 5c, 19c, 250, mc, 5oc, ,5c, 1.00 up.

5rel"'1ld°&ltI)Slls§T{l.ldelT lll lloles ~“OC'_ 6( Scnorita Silk Spin Opera Scarf. _

.ll nie .log 1 Ll? giovgf l‘0ll‘ l 3~;'_l' l' 7 Silk and Crcpc de chenc scurfs.

Line( K1( .inc oc 1:1 50 lco, 1._5. 1.50. -.1o, Kid Gloves MM L25’ I.50_

3°l5' . Dog Skin gloves 1.oo, 1.35. 5

Fancy Suspenders 111 boxes 1 oo and 1.50. Silk Smokin _ _ d

_ ( .x 0 7 .` _ gs i_.50.in 1.95.

£215: §::1ili;§§n;l; 156-..;s@~. ;§°’.;;>“- of

_‘ ‘ _ / i i I ' ur u 2.25 to 2.50. Silk Hxlndkerchlcfs 25C, 500 S50 F S, f ` t 8: _

iiosiei-y in i»<>.\_25@, 350. srl 65,0- t sill 1.i.`1f..ll¢"§;f...~"£f,5f.”.`Z,, 49.00, 59...., 7...... §?)i‘Yts,Saf';?tt§l§“‘?é5qCt’c;°;’;)cl';§;_I'?5I'q2‘25 O 4‘5°’ Cloth Coat with Fur Collar 22.00, 25.00, 23.00,

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Clii_lcl’sYEnglisli Qzlslinlerc Siiiczitcrs 1.00 to 1.50. 32 Ooplain moth Comb. 1 US, _$75, 6_75 up to I8 OO_

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BOYS l\”‘tt°‘l Sluts 2 23 to 2'/ P' Dainty Wrlisls of Sllk 2.95, 3.25 4 50 up. -

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silk that you can think olf--and from thc grczlt sliowing you czlu

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Please her with a suit length ol "Monareli?’

l The acmc of Suitiu 1' cvccllcucc you will fiiifl lil l-lll'* 5Pl°“‘l“l

. 5 L ._ ' _ _ . _ . _ MORARCHbroadcloth-the reputation of which has gone much

farther than its own honle Province

the finest possible range of good colours it drapes perfectly -and wezias strongly

_ There are 22 shades for you to choose fronl

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goods departmeiit in the Province. _

A O . . Silk Stockings

Il“rS""m0Sl magmllcem ln dalnly box $1.50 ol Christmas gills __._€fil_‘f.§i1iiff.ffff¥fi1fn._ff1ff%1._i?a°%f_rss:

Slicer, dainty pure silk stocking, beauti-

]V)_i\,y _.\1-‘TER DAY We hear the Smile Story “You have by fm- fully

thc finest sliowing of furs in thc city.” And the statement evid-

erc inthe fact th it it is backed b :1 ulchase cicr time

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en y bllllclis storcllns nrst choice of the furs made by thc best fur

nmkcr in the Dominion--the furs we buy are offered you new--fresh good. We offer no discouuts-no nidiiceincnt but sheer vuluc.

prelly box lree

Brown Coney Mulls Br0WI1 COIi€_v SC2i1'fS You will al-ways find the best gloves

» Ma1'1110t Mllllls , ready here Pc1'ri1i’s or Kcynicrs, Countess,

Mfii'I!10l1 SC1li'fS ' hlarccll Olga, Suzcttc, l)ia1na1it......

Sable Muffs |25, L50

Sable Sczlrfs Mink M uffs

Mink Sczirfs l _ _ _

l Coliiparc :ill zindaiiy discount oflcl's with our plziiu one price

I it will will every tiine-if you look,fo1'"cx llcucc of vuliic.

liow a dress engih of _ silk would delight her

_ -;- Lzicc ;l1idCl\iffo1i Collars .'5c, 355 51,,-,

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centre of store ale plcusing every body.

Vi/:isll ]:lbois 150, 1qc,25c, 5<ic‘.

Silk ]:lbot.~.' 25c, 35c, 5oc.

.'\t our silk counter you will find just zlllolii crcry dc.s‘ii':ililC 751 l -

. "il_' ff 1' her zi delightful gift. ° 'llll:fff;tz1sl69c, 75c, S5c 1.00 Paillettcs 75c, 1.00, etc,

_ Tasielul Men

Perm dc sole 1.00, 1.25 to 1.75. Cheaper Silks 25, 35, 50C pc1'_\'<l.

~(}ivc llinl rl tic, you :irc certain to bc right

--110 man cvcr had cliougli. ` Special display of Xmas tics 35c, 5oc, 751:,

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Boxes frcc.

_ Umbrellas

lt is ure \ustr:ili.ui wool-it is 54 inches wide lt is made iii

ii better gift than zi beautiful umbrella. ,

Mens’ 85c to 6.5. _

and 'l dress length of six yards will cost Wolllellls SSC to 6'5°‘ _

Many other liandsolue fabrics ~rca<ly here-in thc largest dress with pearl’ gold and Sterling Silver. _

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Whether nillu or woinzin it is lmrd to get

Some plain, others handsomely finished