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Silverware

Oontlllle to hold one oi the first places as desirable goods for presentation both {or their beauty and also tor their dur- ability. 0i course they must be of good quality.

Our large stock oi Watches bnth for Ladies and Gentlemen

15 extensive and varied. Prices range from $8.00 up to any price you wish to pay.

And for the boys we have a usI-iul watch as low as $1.25. A fine assortment of CUFF LINKS in cases and ladies and gents Signet Rings which we engrave with one or more initials.

Parker and Waterman: Pens and Pencils in the various ooiors sud points. Also Desk Sets.

Nccklets in new styles, Brace- lets both tor watch and others in

white or green gold.

WEDDING RINGS in pre- fcrrcd styles both in white and green gold and other shades.

DIAMOND. Amethyst, Topaz.

Garnehltnby, Emerald in the new settings.

Sliver Rings set with Mother of Pearl, $1.00.

FREE Gilli!

As we wish to give more at- tention to our Optical and Jewelry business we are closing out our Silverware sud Toilet- ware departments on the foi- iowing plan.

Sundry articles. including silverware will be placed in packages and numbe ed.

When making s. purchase you

have simply to select a number -

nnd the package with the cor-

responding number will be hand- to you.

Those who buy goods (PARK- lllt And WATERMAN PENS and EYEGLASSES excepted, to the amount of $2.00 up to $5.00 will be given a paroei con- taining articles to the value of from 25c to -1.50.

Those whose purchase amounts to over $5.00 and up to $10.00 will rcccive a parcel oi the value from $1.00 to $3.00.

Buyers ot over $10.00 worth oi goods may select parcel contain- ing articles valued at from $3.00 to $8.00.

Buyers oi goods to tho amount oi $50.00 or more may select free any article in a certain show case containing silverware, toilet cases and a few clocks and other articles to the value oi from $5.00 up to $18.00.

As we want to make a real rlearance of these goods and we also invite bids for a tine cherry wood double show case with large mirror and 4 bow glasses at sides.

Early, callers have the largest number oi prises to choos» from as they are now going. l

E. W. Taylor

' Jeweler - Optometrist l

, 142 Richmond Street, City

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Tlze Central

Guardian

SUNDAY SERVICES for the New all-WOW Church o! Christ are as follows: 11 a. m. and '1 p. m., also service in Cavendish Baptist Church ill? 3 D- m. Wm. G. Quigley, pastor.

STANLEY BRIDGE AND NORTH RUSTICO-Servlccs in the United Church on Sunday. Dec. 14th: Sac- rament of the Lord's Supper at Sifliflvy Bridge at 11 u. m. and preaching at North Rustico at 7.30 p. m. Rev. H. S. Bishop, D.D., Min- ister.

HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN-Tho m- ecutive Committee of the Hospital Campaign acknowledges with thanks an unsolicited subscription from Mr. Bernard Loeb. 0i’ Toronto, for $15 received through Messrs. R. T. Hol- man. Ltd.

‘ESZYON IINITED cuuncn cm. CUIT Sunday services, Tryun: Sun. day School. 10 n. m., Public Worship, 11 a. m. Anthem, “Lift Up Your Hams Y‘? Miflhfy Gait-Sf’ Crapaud, Sunday SCHOOL 2 p. m., Public Wor. shill. '7 D- m. Rev. Myron Brinton will preach at both sr-rvices.—.l. L. Lund. Pastor.

B. I. S. SOCIAL EVENING“ Tiler‘? “'55 5 1811c number in at- tendance at the B. I. S. Card Party wednfidfll’ Ylldhi- The WlllllPl'S at Auction Forty fivcs were: Ladies first Drizc Miss Kathleen Larkins, Ladies 50110116, Mrs. Larkins. Gents first, Mr. -'\- Coszrove. gents second, Mr. Leo Mahar". Lucky chair, Mm James McAlecr. The freeze out was hotly contested and was won by Mr. Jam- es Lawlor. l‘

ISLAND LOYALISTS-The United Empire Loyalists Association of Can- ada. the rcgulnr monthly meeting of Willi‘! W05 livid at Shcrbourne House Club, ‘Foronto, last evening, an- noizice the publication in standard iornr of the genealogies of (n) Tho- mas HBSZBiT-i. of Rhode Island, who settled in Prince Edward Island. and (bl, Samuel Bagnall, of New York, who settled in Prince Edward Island at the time o! the Revolutionary War.

PETERS ROAD AND VICINITY In accord with the “Xmas season, a curtain of white is lightly spread over the landscape thereby acccnt_ uating the dcop green of our wood- land perennials. A chcsen number 0d these trees replondent in hue and "of matchless symmetry" will be gorgeously decorated and laden with "Xmas gifts for the children by ante. on his arrival for the festive season so near at hand.

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Mr Theodore McLean, who spent is holiday season at the home of is parents, Mr and Mrs Allan Mc- ean. Greek ‘River. having motored rom Wright. lifaine. has. we are in. formed again crossed “the line" on his return trip for the winter Inonlhs Mis Lillian MoFadycn and Mrs Ida Merril of Maiden. Mass. daugh- ters of Mr and Mrs Neil B. John- sbon, Peters Rood, arrived home rc- cently owing to the severe illness of their father, Mr Neil B. Jilmscon.

“HE'S

Mr John McLean was a recent visitor to Peters Road having motor. cd from the cliy.

Mr Hallie Butler who war. absent from home during the late summer and fall has again returned to his home at Pctcrs Road.

We are pleased to learn that Mr Benjamin Richards of Cambridge Rd who wasscvcrely hurt some time ago in a. cm accident is somewhat impnrvcd from the painful bruises received and. which were at thc llmc considered serious. --

Messrs Fraser Bros. and Mr Jo- seph Jenkins. Greek River Inotorcd to the cityycsterday rc the sale of valuable fox pelts from their ranch. es here. We learn that fancy prices cvcn Ixmsidcrlng ‘the depression," were realized, which in itself spells success for the wide-spread indust- ry cradled in Prince Edward Island. We arc informed that Mr J. l’... McKinnon recently sold one o! his foxes for an interesting sum. Mr. McKinncn specializes in quality.

movement.

The present rise in the prices of potatoes is encouraging and the lull is succeeded by a. general onward

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday morning n. man charged with the theft of goods vai- ued at less than $10 was given four months in Jail.

CHURCH NOTICE-lrryon Bap- tist Parsonage, services Sunday, Dec. 14th: Westmoreland, 11 a. m.; Tryon, 3 p. m.; Albany, '1 p. m. The pastor is exchanging pulpits with Rev. Mr. Lund. Myron 0. Brinton, Minister.

MOTORISTS FINED-For driving to the common danger o. man from Brackley was fined $25 and costs be. fore Magistrate Shaw yesterday. For driving without lights a motorist from Cornwall was fined $6 and costs. Both paid.‘

PROHIBITION COURT~A mzm charged with tho unlawful salc of intoxicating liquor, appeared before the Prohibition Magistrate yesterday. confessed, and was fined $500 or six months.

Mr. L. B. MacMillan, Deputy Min ister of Public Workswhi; has been attending an asphalt convention at MemPhls. Tenn, is expected to urrivc home this week.

SINNOTTS ROAD

Standing or Siiuictlis Rt-Lid School for month of November.‘

GRADE X—-l Jerome O'Brien. GRADE IX—1. Eileen O'Brien 2. Leonard Connolly 3 Martin O‘Bricr. GRADE VIII—1 Gewrgc Phclan 2 Mary O'Brien 8 Pius MoOaItlIyf. GRADE V-l. Evelyn Phclsm 2. Marguerite Duffy.

GRADE IV—l. Maize O'Brien 2. Amby O'Brien 3 Marguarct O'Brien GRADE 1I»1 Rita. Bymc ‘.2 Am. brose Cunningham 3 Isabel Trainer GRADE I-1 Celia O'Brien 2 John Trainer 3 Vinic Comiolly.

Perfect Attendance—l..e0nard Con. nolly. George Phclan, Marguerite Duffy. Margaret O'Brien. Ambncse Cunningham, Isabel Trainer. Louis O'Brien.

ALBANY VILLAGE ‘SCHOOL

Honor roll for the month of No. vembcr.

GRADE X-l Anna Carmichael GRADE IX-l. Mary Noizinan 2. Kenneth Green 3 Kathleen Noonan and Ervin Buchanan

GRADE VIII—1 Mary Garland '.‘ Marjorie Caanerorn 3 Mabel Noonau‘ GRADE VII—1 Olive Buchanan 2 lvlary Caimichael 3 Olga. Green GRADE V-1 Bert Noornian 2 Hilda. Noqnan 3 Basil Noonan.

GRADE IV-l Edna Dougay 2 Annie Cameron and Jeaneatt Noon-

an. GRADE ILI—i Gusie Arsenault. GRADE 11-1 Eva Dousay 2 Flor- once Cameron 3 lRalpl-i Francis. GRADE I (a)—l Reta Arcenault 2 Ambrose Noornan and Ralph Walsh 3 Helen ‘Trainer GRADE I (b)—-1 Betty Green 2 Sheldon Cameron. GRADE 1 (c)—1 Doris Muttlrt 2 Muriel Noonan 3 Aymiel Dougay. Principal. W. J. McCaI-dle Assistant, Frieda. Bowncss

FILLERS . . . . . . . . . . . “In time of trial," inquired the

speaker. "what brings us the great-

est comfort?"

“An acquittal." interrupted n man

at the back of the hall.

Before marriage he gives her a ring to admire and afterwards he loaves one around the tub for her to fuss about.

Inn flies out the window when the wife has to fly out oi the door and look for a job ‘to pay the rcni. and buy food.

Horse Ailments

To reduce strained. uliy ankles. i mnhas- fills. golf evil fistula, K0“! and swell nu, use bee: lne. This famous antiseptic linimeat mo: lameness. sliays heals sores. cuts. and boot cheies. Bees not m or aegove hair. stage bursa“? wo ‘ ll "It-res ma: . 0—et g ltsorgencn merchants. Bookletontheborselrntfree. 7i

W. F. Young. he. Lyman llldm. Montreal

SQRBINE

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be so delightfully’ Pyjamas. New

Children's Rayim

Griffin Lock Stit

Wool and Silk

If she is an intimate friend of yo feminine.

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MORE SUGGESTIONS ON LINGERIE urs give Lingerie. N0 gift w“

in It’s Time to Start Doing Your

Christmas Shopping l!

Listed Below are a Few Helpful Suggestions to Help You Solve Your Christmas List

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LADIES SCARVES

A large assortment of new scarves in brighten up your rout. This‘ is hound in please.

LADII-I.“ NPlCKWiCAR

(live n sci of these duinLv col~ . lur and cuff sets and vvc knov; you will not make a mistake. Price . . . . . . . . . . . . 20c lo $33.98

Prices . . . . . . . .. $3.50 in $3.05‘ 1

assortment of Pylflmiis l") giyles, These will delight- all)’ Youllg girl- 1 Ladies‘ Pygama Sets at . . . . . ..

(lhiidren's three piece silk Rayo

‘ladies. Silk Rgyoghpanlilllshfanctiistrim at ' ‘=1; 50 i0 as n0 Ladies’ Crepe c ‘ enc lg 80W - - ~ ' - " "

Ladies‘ Crepe dc Chene Bed Jackets Ladies’ Crepe de Cherie StepIns and BI dSSltlh .

Griffin Lockstitch Nightgowns . _ . . > _ ‘ u $1.60 each

“med C“ and Sea“ ............ .. 40¢ u. 00¢

Pullover Stockings at -. - - - - - -

tuck in lounging: rices $1.98 to $1.75 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ' .25 to $10.51 n Pyjamas at . . . . . . . . . .. 52.8"». .... $1.50 i0 Siilh y.)

$1.05

Pyjamas only . .. -. t)

$3.25 i0 $0.75

OTHER Si7(i(§i£h"i‘i()\'.\' l.iidie'=."Silk Hose at $1.00

Ladies Siveziicrs. Price-F. $7590 i . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $0.30 33-00 l0 $550 Ladies’ Hilk heavy lined lliam‘ Iucrs. Silk (iress length. boxed Handkerchiefs. (I e 0 i' i; c l i c

$1.05

. , ‘ ' d Ch Bloomers, a lovely gift at . . . . .. $3.23

T332’ Tcilillilllleil 15.100132‘; at . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. 30c to $1.08 Handkerchiefs. Boxed d Fora; ‘~' ‘ 'i h Bl . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.65 lo S... .00‘ [luv-en's with Hziiicikercliirfs (“mm [Mk S“ c 00mm .1511?- i0 $5.50 u. mulch lit . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.00

ch Vests GIFTS FOR CHILDREN

75c l0 $1.25

and Wool Hose at

A i‘l'lltl<‘i~lil"i' CiiitiSFhiAS (lil*"i‘

DANCE SETS

With Paniie and Brassiers, nicely boxed only . . .. . . $1.90

Another style Panties and Brassierc, pleasing and prac- .. $2.98

ticalat ., . . . . . . .

Give “Her" or Mother a new Fur regret nor she forget. All prices from . . . . . . .

KIMONAS l'*'()R ALI. A quilted Kimono makes an ideal Christmas.

Gift prices . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . .. Fancy Crepe Kimonos Ladies’ Beacon Cloth Kimonos. at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - . - -- Childrcn’s Beacon Cloth Kimonos. Price

GIFTS or LINEN mu 'i‘lil~.‘ i-ioifsrzniziai-Iaii

Rayon Bed Spreads, all colours

Annual Examination

oi Your Eyes will Safeguard Your Vision and Comfort

J. W. Jililliflilli

removed from their farm at Allision _ to Murray River liar a. time at least - Mr McLeod was one of the loading ' farmers oi‘ that progressive settle. " a merit, and was also foremost In all matters pertaining to tho general good of the community. The ab-

scncc frcrn Alliston of these liie- Optometrist ' long residents will be a, distinct ion. ' I57 not Street Phone U05 Charlottetown

Mrs McLeod hi5 been lately ill Ilil

Ill 3190031!

Helpful Suggestions From the Me

NECKWEAR Ties are things men use daily so make some of your gifts of these. A large assortment of prices. 29c, 35c. 50c, 75c, $1.00 $2.00, $3.00, $4.50.

BOYS NECKWEAR Bow and Pencil Sets Bow and Handkerchief Sets. Bow and Tie Sets. Tics of all kinds 35c to 85c

For the person who travels give these

Suit Cases all kinds .

Club Bags a gift for a. lifetime. Prices . . .. . $1.75 t0 $25-00

Vogue robe fitted cases.

iiiddicsllinywnl Silk Blouinci 40c kiddie-s Ru) 0n Silk Nigliigou us . .

Cont. A gift you will never $50.00 to $512.01) v

$0.00 and $9.03 $3.50 to $5.25

$3.50 to $7.23

$2.05

. . . . . $2.75 i0 $7.50 $11.00 i0 $3.03

_ _ _ _ _ __ $1.25 to $3.50 Silk Bloomers, lined ut .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.00 Fm"? Stweaters $1.751.) $4.00 Ankle Hose at . . . . . . . . .... .. sai- in 51.00 (‘oat S“ea as ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' " ' ' ' ' " ' ' Boxed iizinkcrchicfrs . . . . . .. .. .. c i0 51c

. i-ic 11ml 08c

(RLOYEIS FOR i‘.ii)'i‘liiilil HIS/Fill! 0R iililll Weiiiioii will iii-Le your Nicrry‘ (‘llfltwllllilfi if rmifl uiili gioviaw. Ladies viii-dc fur lined glow-s izziunilci style. All sizes 5L3!) lo 5'7 ' T»

Prepare her for the rainy days by giving one of these lovely

Prices .. $2.98 t0 $12.00

Luncheon Sets( all shades. Price . . . . . ..' . . . . . . .. __ .. .. .. U... . _ ._

Madera Runners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.0.) up liltdlCb‘ capo wool liricii ;.7lii~.<-=.

Modern Buffet Sets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .__- 00¢ bill‘ 011 ~‘#‘-.\lt‘. Price

Velvet Cushion Tops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . .. lil...0 up to ... . . . . . . . .. ... . $3.0m

Turkish Towel sets at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.10 up An Iinusuuliy" iin-s 2lfi~'.(>\'iiil0llt

Bed Sets 0f 1 sheet and iivo pillow‘ raises at. . . . . . . 531.30 sci 0f Ladies iin-r iiid (llovcra.

Turkish Bath Towels at . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. SL110 up l‘|‘ici':-i . , $.’.F~‘.'i i0 93.23 ANOTHER SUGGESTION (llVFS FOR BABY

liniticd Jackets Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 75c in £32.25

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HEW Limbfe]];|§_ 513195; ill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J, ~ ‘I ~ Prices . . . . . . . . .. $l.75 i0 $7.70 Stockings at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ‘hi. in inn _ ‘ _ Booties zii . 10f" ‘.0 mi-

11-00113 HANDBAW“ Brush and (‘umii sols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51V“ in $1.00 This isdsoniethmti: lcverdv ‘yom- liniiicil Suits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. via». it) $0.50 all Me 5- "$9 ll a" P m5‘ Knitted (‘airs . . . . .‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. SL113 in $2.00 508‘ Biff" A" slYles- Angora Bonnets and Caps . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12.75. $2.50 and $1.05

DRESSING GOWNS AND BATH ROBES Always useful and sure to be appreciated by every man. Fancy gowns in SWISS and Jap Silks. Prices . . . . . . . .. $5.00 and $15.00

Men's Velvet House Coats in Plain shades with black trimmings. For the homo man decide on these. Price only . 010.00

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HOSIERY

in all the newest patterns Give two or three pairs of

$12510 $255.00

in rose and blue. l

Prices .. $0.50 to $17.75

A large assortment of trunks all prices.

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.-\li Wool Rciiihrmv in plziii

I, My gift “i $7.00 cue _ ‘l wise and green and l0».

ouch. Auto Wraps at . . . -. . . . . ..

h. An all uimi ltcversibiv-

n Folks

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A large assortment in Suede. Buckskin, Dccrskin and (lapes. A practical and Iisciul gift.

Prices ....... .. $105010 35-00

‘TS FUR THE HUME lil-ll-JPERS _ ‘l?’ 30 lo $25.00

these‘ nicely boxed. , _ _ ). ‘ ' ‘ I _ “nu,” ‘ M‘... 139d Comforts..................... huxwm‘ $11‘ "Ms “’ ° " " Ali Wool Iiinniti: ...... .... H Imago) s: