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ti ¢ llavc Not Scan a Lady Who Dislikes Jewelry l

Gl:N'rl.|iMEN:-You better drop in and ,, g our ncw Lockcts and Chains and have ,¢,- monogram eigraved on one--out ‘eng your orderfor engraving early as ponitls as these are busy days at our

.korea _ .___

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W. Wellner cweler

f.lulll.o1'l'rrowN. llvn qunvs if callin 'fH”.i'rwari.t.

. . gum

rv- Gd. and hats on them, made b the John McQuillan has been appointed

- _ fs Z'-, Mn wiggb will b t zl c The city or on t lu- 'v s l nu ` .

' ` ( Tea with her cabbaegea pntdiil: :K2 port last night dbout liiliflniglbt and brsfrliuagg, oi?,f;,.;l;2g§m`waB “duced

one will b bl t b r intended to sail at an earl h ur this; .

uve. ten aiida tvgencizy-iilvse i;\:,\;s_g°s fm m0ming_ _ y ° 'dealing with Canada s exceptionally

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_ _ A.- Zion Bhnrch Tea will rtai l bg This afternoon at 3.30 At Yale d th S _ _` _ " ` ' _ the tea of the season gndwas tlicyp,-o_ will be played in the Opera House. A ,yneggt ation fegazzlgg l;,rygg°,‘;n?°v:_:d .

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New Line of

Rubbers _

at Very Low Prices

l We have an entirely new Hue nf bbe f ~ _ ; by the new I:-dependent Rubber Co. ofuMerli'ito(no%'e:r made " These r\1‘\bers are regarded by :ill critics as the li] 't d "

‘ , made on the continent and this company has the nefeivs 3 -.

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best equipped factory yer built V - I ,- . ` I- -r

‘l K' Mcn's Rubber

C W'-\¥¥l¢l\’8 Fubbers >

Plain rubbers. go d ll _ Better it"-de wtlh tgdldadfvsupsdlg. lor vnlue throuarhgut ,_ 75,,

St- rm rubbers lllcecut above, soc

and ._ me

Hetter qu -litv extra line rubbn 5 ,oc

d}é|_Bil€`:Egl:_€;s._iood grade, splggé l

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Hlkh quality? rubbdils agiiihelotbag '

“%"'uB» HD 8l1_'did value .t ,_ 55,: _ 6 er qu 't ' . ... :oc l'.';::v_1#av%-.‘.l.;».:

1’ \ -Other Good Values D E

B:ly’s plain rubbers ....50o

Batt ar cu silty than ab0ve.strong-

if e toe can heavier soles.. 55.,

Misses’ rubbc-s good <iual't ` thégarhoult. _splendid vnue fasf 3 t Q R lt.v than above with l Uélah" any* stronger soles 45;; 1---» list.; '?.""°'i-f°f?f‘__‘."'° "il: I

_Low Priced Over shoes '

'.N’:§. he uck ....$l."o

B l~‘!`ClLl\\ _W W0 N-lckl»a_,s3_0g

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A Hey £3

135 Q1 een Strett ° ..

°_ytV3%l§_N'~i heat qusl-ty__thro.;,2,a_ "GIRL a_ very strong and s`tyli~lr. _- UHILDRENKS a I ood line sms

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AVE YOU SEEN A OUR COLOREII IICTURIS

r N rw that the holiday sea-N sm- ap -r ach ng )ou w»|| w/l» sin photos to give .5

» presents. tall tor app.~inl.

ment.

Cook s Studio

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Facts Concerning

COAL

ire of interest to every house keeper ind price is not the only fact worth con- iidcring, Look out for clean coal also free from sings. Have you ever tried our coal. ll “Oh give us a chance to show you what :lean coal looks like.

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Lyons it Co

To the Electors oi Ward Two:

I herewith present myself as a

candidate for Councillor in the coming Civic Eections to repre- sent Ward Two

I ask your favorable sul port and

promise if clecttd to give my best attention to the needs of the Ward RS well as to further the best in- terest of the citizens

Respectfully Yours.

R..]. LHDWELL. M.D.

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cont tolli.

Wholesale and *l{etail. Fresh stock always on hand

Of Reserve Runmine.

Of Reserve Screened.

Of, Reserve Nut.

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Anthracite Coal, the celeb-

fated Lackawanna in chestnut sizes at lowest prices.

Builialn. Bell & (Io.

Axon. smilies ceo cb. Lid. Axemi slack Diamond S. S. Line

Offca 36 our Strat

llhode .qnqldlnd 400 ’ l

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New "B=.aver”-l'|uor

wlilsl rf-ct-ivld drect from the 1 H H 1 f rtoulzeil. “Wy ° .BFWER

Bam-ls

l-lalflarrels

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Ph- ttvgraplis. We ` have the latest in Photos, Mounts and

FTHHJES. Telrpllline for ap- pointment today.

Hager Photographer

Phone l 91 _I

liao; J. B. BROWN, DM. D. '

DENTIST

O d B id B . 'i‘?:`§$‘. Féyil 55.513 a.i’li.‘il?.'.§'°

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Strrkeonbentist Berlin Dental Parlors Richmond Bt. Phone 158.] Over Prowae Bros.

"We are ollering real values in

heavy mitts and gloves for either work or street wear. Our stock is large and well assorted and feel sure we can please you. D. A. Bruce.

lhzdrtt.

Visit our Christmas Bizaar on

the socind floor-you will see an almost endless assortm -nt of attracive things for Christmas nuyers~Cuslon tops. hair receiv- 5r5 wh|5|¢ huldgrg, 'lat PIII h0|d- ers. pin cushion. hair receivers stam ed crash hondbsgs and all

the goat of things that ovary woman doliuhts ln to give or rcolvo-for Christmas. Moo o & M(_°,Lg0d, I2-Zdfff

"Johnson's Shaving Cream Soap is

n skin food and shaving soap. It sof- tens the beard and makes shaving a delight. A tube means 150 shaven. It is the best and most economical shaving preparation. Try tt. .Price 26c at The Two Mars. drtl.

Nm; rho urnat. showing of LI:S UB HANDKER ‘.i-ilEPS at 20 cents ¢¢¢;|1.Thlsis tho line of handker- chlofs that you soo advnrtlsed ln- tne ladies homo Journal- -Tho Womens Home Companion-ann all the rest-»-Moors G $o;.g&d.

"Bought your winter overcoat or

suit yet? If‘not, order now and ws will deliver quickly. Finest weaves, one workmanship, and lowest prices, is our claim. Try us oboe and see. D. ,,_ 9,-,,..,.__ 12-z<lri.r.

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Dolls of all sizes, beautifully di-egg

cmd' an ln .Bid Oi the IWW churgh rv!-ry one who can should attend.

Schooner Sir Lewis, Captain Alfred

McLeod, arrived from Malpsqne, y_E_ I.. YoBterduy with 2,041 bushel; pam- l-008. 2.312 bushels oats and 20 bush. els turnips.-#Halifax Ego,

A Lullellbvfs “change says: The

schooner Petite, Captain pa,-“_ ,js at Petite Riviera from P. E. Island with n load of produce. Schooner Cnlave-ra, Captain Alex. Young, is at Mahons Boy from P. E. Island with b. load 0( Produce.

All Guardians are discontinued p'°mPt1Y Bt 01° Upiry date. unless requested otherwise by subscribers,

`A l'0l1ewal notice and addressed en-

velope in which to remit are sent. to each subscriber a. short. time before

f_XPll`Y. and if no response another re- ewal notice is sent out and the pa. Der is discontinued promptly, sub 'crlber' UBVUIE thus no cause to blame the management if their psp" ls stopped.

Rim Ottawa despatch says: E, N, bodes is giving notice of the follow- ing resolution: “That inasmuch gg the immigration policy of the govern.

;-_nent and several railway companies as for many years been almost gn. tlrely confined to the development of Wester” C9-nada. Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward' Island have not grown in an equal do 6 with the rest of the Dominion- ing;

mote uniform ro rag _ ‘W thT0“Sl10l1tpCl5nad!ia, mdllic p;§:E:;_

lmmlggatio: dm icy of pubuclty and more rapm __ CS Sued to promote the

_ Welopment or said pm-

vinces. '

Five deaths occurred in the ranks

of the Irltercoloninl and Prince Ed-. ward Island Railway Employees' Re_ “ef Mid Il1Sl1l`anCe Association for the month ended November 25th, an fe. l2°"f¢d fl`0l'11 the otlice of Secretary W_ (7 Favtf- TWO Of the deaths were ac- cidental. Following are the names “"9” 0' deflllll. Place of residence' date, insurance, etc: Herbert V. Ma-’

gone. brnkeman, Newcastle, Class C, 6. accidental, $250. Amedee Cote,

c)o:iductor. River dll Loup, Class C t ct. 26..tuberculosis, $250. Joseph A §‘_f°"°“B_~ ret- employer. Campbellton . 8.98 L, Ott 28, g_¢nerg,|_ PM-B_ty9is_ $250. Frank Melanson, fireman, Mom; ton. Class A. 0¢t 30. accidental, $1.000. M. B. McDonald, agent, Syd. ney, Class U, Nov 18, heart trouble, $250. Fees and levies for thc. month 91151112 Nov 30 are as follows: Biol; and accident fees: Class A, 401:; Class If-l-40¢; Class C. 40c. Denis levies. @1855 A. $1-20; clubs B, toe, class o, 30°- Insured in each class: A. 650; B, 265; U, 4790.-Exo.

The United Baptist Year Book of the Maritime Provinces of Canada for the year 1911, of which the Guardian has received a copy and which has .lust been issued, presents in attrac- tive form u vast amount of interest- ing and useful information regarding the organization and the work of the church in the Maritime Provinces dur- ing tllc last year. The volume, which is of over 200 pages, was edited by Robert J. Colpitts, of Keswick Rid, ge. (N. B.) The frontispiece is an ex- cclleut portrait of Rev. J. W. Mann- ing, D. D., president of the conven- tion. Ths minutes of the maritime convention which was held at Brid- getown, (N. S.) in August, with tho reports submitted to the convention, are given in full, making a very' com- plete record, of the church's activi- ties. The reports of the afllliated as- sociations and the reports of the edu- cational and other institutions con- nected wlth the' church, are also giv- en. One feature of touching interest la the report of tho committee cn obituaries, which gives a brief sketch of the careers of tho members of the association who have passed away .during thc year. The names of those mentioned in this report are: Deacon H. C. Creed. Rev. John Williams, Rev, F. M. Young, Rev. Henry Bool, Rev. J. L. Shaw, Rev. P. R. Fos-

Perry, `Rcv. J. T. Eaton, Rev. W.W. Corey, Rev. A. E. Ingram, Rev. George Howard, and Rev. Dr. C. T. Phillips.

:ilu the sick room.-A Thermos Bot-

tle at the bedside of the invalid or aged will keep liquids hot or cold, at the exact temperature prescribed. by the physician and is always within reach of the patient-you know what this means to those in charge of the sick room. For further information see E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore,

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_ Penplc’s Theatre

‘ The Pals' Oath

A western story sure to inter- est you.

A Second Honeymoon The quintcssen ce f un

I At Jones'l'erry Astory of love and devotion

Scngs and Specialty. 5 cts Admission 5 cts

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_-Nov. 24th, John H. Morrow,Sr., .ai

mm" °f this UOUSG. ln order to px-,_,:‘oi1‘lciated. Interment was at Long

It rays to buy in thu Prevue. At Yule will be been lu opera House 0.,-T

. - _ AWA, Nov., so-'rb llr t dl l -

nu.. afternoon. uuuil matinee prices. ,,,,,, ,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,bg ,,,§,,, ",‘,',,. __ Boker's Skates are Guaranteed

.~~ ` 'f -f “ _the address showed a Conservative

, % y , . / ,

___ _ _..- ,_ , _. D t ,_ majority of_ 44. Mr. Blondln was ap-

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1-; .. _ ' , C - ' The Senate discussed the pollution

play very much like Strong Heart and no one should miss it.

l Canon Gould, Sect'y of the mission- ary of the, Canadian Church will preach in St. Peter's Cathedral to- morrow at 11 a. m., and Archdeacon, Renlson of Moosoncr will preach in' the evening.

l An old resident of Charlottetown passed away Thursday in the person of Mrs. Joseph Bell whose death took place at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. William Henry, Prince St. She was in her 84th year. Her husband predeceased her nine years ago. She is survived by three sons,- John, Charles, and Joseph, and four daughters, Mrs. George Snel- grove, Mrs. Henry Casford, Mrs. William Henry and Mrs. Richard Jewell. '

l There passed away to hi-l eternal |rewu.rd at St. Catherines, on Friday,

'tile 78th year of his age. Mr. /tiur row was a man of high principles, |strlct honesty, and unbounded char tlty. He was respected and esteemed by all who knew him. He was .llc ol the leading farmers and s'i;'»cki'Bisel's of the Island. He is survived by a widow, five sons and two llallguters Malcolm, and Thomas on the home- stead, John in Somerville, Mass; William in Brockton, .Mass; Talmage in Randolph, Mass; Mrs. Robert tFrizzel, Cornwall; and Mrs. Duncan McNevin, New Haven. The funeral was held Monday Nov. 27th and was largely attended. The Rev. Mr. Cruise

Creek . _

l It is learned that Captain John Murchison has been appointed to thi command of the Government steamer Mlnto, succeeding Captain Finlayson, who has retired. Captain Murchison is wel! known as a very efficient sea- man. He was ‘formerly first otilcer of the Government steamer Stanley, a position which he very ably filled, until discharged when the Liberal Government came into I’0W°1”- Since then he has commanded various deep ‘sea sailing vessels. He is expected lhome tonight from the Pacific const to take his<new command. Capt. F‘.nlays0n who retires, has served tht public well and will be properly 1001?- ed after, as he well deserves to be. As fine a. seamen and as genial B gentleman as one would wish t0 meet, it is only right that in his de- ,clinlng years he should be relieved ol the arduous duties and heavy res- ponsibilities which he has so ably performed and courageously borne in the past.

,MZ-if-11-*'* :: Colgates Soaps. We carry H full l‘ne of these celebrated soaps runglm l ln price from 5c. to 25c. li cakel The White Clematis, Almond Cream. Lilac, etc., (3 cakes in box) nt 'f-’_5C-. and their Colossal, Old Brown “uid sor, Turtle Oil, Honey and G‘.Y0¢l"| ine, etc., at 10c. (5 lb-) cake “re th,” “nest values ave; given in soaps. ltr- l_ sont.-.r, central Drugstore-

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l`|i2lt5lt’l_io ezyems 'fc;;tilli\1i'laybfit'h- ered with dizziness or severe headaohoihit is time you con- sulted us.

Your Eyes

need attention. We are og ere optlcliuns, and we'll careieliiy

. d $.’i‘€{.“u‘IS ll’.li.i..‘§Z‘€i‘.'.¢"l.li‘l° .532 best rasu ts.

G. F. Hutcheson

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"For one week only we are oderlng

all our winter caps with fur or knit, bands at reduced prices. This is your chance just at the right time. D. A. Bruce. ' 12-Zdrtf.

Handkerohlefs madsln ireland

embroidered in France--Armenia ln the Canary and Azores islands returned to Ireland-washed, rin

,lshed bloat:-Sod there -than sont out to Cha ottotown for Prince Edward island Women. 'l`nat's quite a Journey for a dainty bit. of linen and lace |sn'tit.‘?-Moores McLeod I2--Zdtl

"If you are n skatel you should

read the ad of The Rogers Hardware Co, Ltd., which appears in this issue.

I2-2d2i.

Men‘s handltorchlofs for sale at

special Christmas prices-,lust sos the wonderful showing and get our prices. Note the special low prices by the uozen and half dozon.- Moore da McLeod i2 2dtt

"Call around to The Rogers Hard-

wars store and see the new styles in Hockey skates. 12-2621-

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W-amon's and g|rl‘s lnltiallc hand-

korohlcfs at the great s.|e.picnty ot them-practically every initial ln the alphabet, oxoept"X"and“Z

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of streams, the weight of a loaf 0|

high infant mortality. One quarter of the babies born, die within the first

the manufacture of soothing syrupg,

BIG OIL TRUST

LOSES CONTROL.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1-The career of

the Oil Trust ended yesterday, whgn the Standard Oil Co., of New Jersey, relinquished control of its subsidiary companies. These latter, today began as Independent concerns.

DANGEROUS, PERHAPS

FATAL ACCIDENT.

ST. JOHN, Dec. 1.-Mrs. Andrew

Jack, wife of a well known banker, was dangerously and probably fag. ally hurt last night. She was struck by a. carriage in which Mrs. Anglin and Mrs. Traverse were driving, The horse had taken fright at a locomotive.

DRASTIC ORDER

BY HIS HOLINESS.

ROME, Dec. 1.-Pope Pills has is-

sued a drastic order relating to per- sons who bring ecclesiastical matters before the lay c`nurts.

His edict declares that any person wllo, without permission of Ecclesias-’ tical authority, summons before a lay court either Civil or Criminal, any ecclesiastical person will incur ex- communication.

NEW MOVEMENT IN THE

UELESTIAL KINGDOM.

PEKING, Dec 2-There has been a

significant movement of troops nero during the past few days-the Man-` chus departing and the Chinese ar- rtvlng.

Many prominent persons look upon

this as partfof Premier Yuah Shi Kai’s plan to` secure supreme power for himself by seizing the Regency as the first step _'towards the throne.

CLOSURE APPLIED

TO 500 AMENDMENTS.

I LONDON, .Dec I-The Government last night, applied closure to nearly |300 Amendments to the Insurance blll. 'rue opposition members beaded ‘by Bonar Law, left the Chamber when the first division was called. They were followed by derisive Ministerial cheers. The amendments were then rushed through. _ `

'THE KING AND QUEEN

HAVE ROUGH PASSAGE.

LONDON. Dec 1-Reports from the

Steamship Medina indicate that the King and Queen had an extremely rougll passage through the Bay "bl Biscay. A portion of the Queen's apartments were flooded and the Queen was forced to occul-W a special storm cabin with a swinging col.. The escorting worships suticred seve- rely.

KEITH MAGAZINE

FOR DECEMBER.

Keith Magazine for December is a

number that should be in every home where home building and home com- forts nrs of interest as it fills n place _ ilo other magazine can in giving prac- tical suggestions that can be worked out in every day life. For instance 'valuable hints are given on cement architecture, and plans are given how to build the home, the plans and values ot materials used giving a splendid idea of the cost of same. Then there nre articles on Christmas decoration which are appreciated at this festive season and helpful hints on dainty gifts for the table. The table chat ia 3. valuable section and will greatly inter-est the ladies. The lningazine is published by Mag L. Keith, Minneapolis, Minn, who willlho pleased to receive subscriptions from _this Province.

tSPEC-IAL MISSIONARY SERVICPIS

l The Deputatiou representing the Methodist Church at the Luymcu’s Missionary Conventions, recently held at. St John, Halifax nnd Sydney, consisting of Revs Dr Elidicott of China. .Dr Stephenson and Rev Mr Farrell of Toronto and Rev Mr Mar-

dist Churches of P. E. Island and the following plan of meetings has been arranged for the _Charlottetown Dist- rlst. Charlottetown, Dec 6th. Full; deputatlon, Heartz Memorial Hall.

York Dec Tth, Dr Endicott, ' Pownal, Dec 7th Rev Mr Ferrell. Winsloc, Dec 7t.b Revs Mr Marshall

and Harrison. l

Murray Harbor, Dec Bth, Revs Far-

rell llnti Marshall.

Charlottetown, Ileartz M. Hull,

Dec Sth. Moving Pictures represent- ing Mission Work in Chills und Jup- un by Dr Stephenson.

Charlottetown Sabbath l0th. Grace

Church ll Dr Endicott. l<‘ir.-it Method ist, 7, Dr -Endicott..

Charlottetown I)ec 12th, Grate

Church. Dr Endicott, Farrell and Marshall. '

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, "Briny Deep' Serge for méni I blacks and blues. dyc ‘-gu -rim- l leed. Ask to src the stamp:

“Briny Deep Serge" on every three yards.

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Oroat showing of pretty hom-

stltchod oxcslda handkerohlefs for ladies-colored borders, color. lcd centres special at 6c exch, I Moorcamcbood 12 20'-l

“When you want a nice clip of beef

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litre are the

Skates you want

'\____» Al the Right Prices.

___ You CAN GET THE _.

right skate here at the .

iight price for we have a full line of the celebrated Henry B »lcer’s guaranteed skates. as well as other leading makes and can quote ' you prices that will make your visit to the store a profitable as well as a

pleasurable one.

Boker's skates are guaranteed for one year a-

gainst breakage and we will replace a new piece or skate if any breakage occurs through imperfection of materials or workmanship. .

On receipt of price and 2 5c 'additional to cover

charges we will send any pair of skates listed below to any address in the Maritime Provinces. Look over the line, it contains many suggestions for

Christmas gifts.

. ,_ '<%_ 4 ' 1. 1 'lr

TUBULAR HOCKEY, super-

ior skate throughout with Fi-le quality tool steel runners, hand tempered, full nickle plated and roll-lled.llsed largely bv champ- ion telms. Sizes lo l :: to il 1-:

. .. 5.00

ROKER‘S NOVO, extra fine

quality Crucible steel, hand tempered, narrow slraighl runn- ers, doublc end style, very ligllt and reinforced full nickel p‘atecl. Sizes lo to ir l-2, a Pair. ...$.00

BOKER’S ROYAL HOCK-

EV. best quality welded and

_ tempered slochstraighi runners,

'ful nickle plated, a sple dill hoclcy skate . . . . .. . 2.00

BOl{l§R'§ DOMINION, best

quality welded and tempt-red steel. runners straight with puck stop, double end heel supports, full nickle plated, sizes 9 1-: to ll l-zapair

l¥OKER`S IIERO, new style.

similar to Dominion, double end heel. al sizes.... . ......l.75

/states lu- Men’ women and cnmlren`

Table of S

Boot, I2, I3. 1. 2.3 Skate, 81-2, 9.91-2.

ll‘I`.AL, another new style

aimi':lr to Du~n's Special, splen- did gralle lliroughotr, all .<iz--- .. .... ........... $15"

HOCKEY CLUB, best steel,

runnerr, straight, bright fini~h and cheap, A good boys' hockey skate sizes 8 l-2 to li a pair 45c

CALEDONIA. straight runn-

ers with heel clamp and toe strap, build low for weak ank'es, good skate for beginners, sin-~= 7 l-2 to 8 l-z, price... .. _ S5:

Other surfing skates Halifax

pattem straight runners, sizes is toll #dc

BOKER’S BE A UTY best

quality we-ded and tl-mpercd steel, fancy sluie, cuned, ron- caved to make skate lighter and prellier witho--t weaking, sizes o to lo s pair. ......$2.

BOl(ER'S CHARM best quality welded and temper- d . steel, straight runners. all sizes ... $l.6S

kate Sizes.

, 4. 5.6, 7 8,9 -lo. I0, IO I-2, II, II I-2 I2,

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lloclley Sficlls

Alaris stock of sel- .vctt=d_ ook Elm "oc- , l¢ey'sticlrsl\rforwl\r~s - and defence _ wl.l~k; lor bov_s' s ms to th s regulati n mi-n‘a size Price l0c 2Dc, 25c, bile and 750

orts etc.

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Fucks .

Good line of Ducks

from b_oy»\ at .ov to r gulatl -n at '/Sc. Also

‘ shlupudsandlo supp-

club Bob.fei='s ‘

A Splendid line u' _

Absgwelt and Vli-toriu boosters. club colors liwunteli on hockey

‘ st clts. lust tho thing

t0_ boost your .lub

Yquf with _ \-hen a good

game is going 25c»

Order. _

Rogers _Hardware Co.. Ltd.,

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and Retail

57 'Quran Street

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'l`O SAVE A GIRL.

CHICAGO, Nov. 29-Though he

came to Chicago from his Nebraska farm home only n few days ago hop- ing to win fame and fortune, Ernest Weekly, Z4 years old, unhesitatingly sacrificed his life lust night to save that of n little girl in danger of being run down by a speeding express train. While thc young man from the country dashed to the resells scores of city dwellers stood by and looted on helplessly.

Weekly got a Dlacc with an insur-

ance company almost. immediately af- ter coming here from Valley, Neb., and he was returning to his boarding place after it day's work when ho lost his lifc. He had just stepped

street when he heard men yelling and women screaming, and looking about he saw the little girl standing direct- ly in the path of the onrushing en- gine.

He bounded across three tracks. crying "Lookout, girlie. y0\l'll lw

ed to move. The train was less than 5 dozen yards away when Weekly reached the girl. and, st.0l1DiI\Z. grasped her with his arms and hurled her to one side of the track.

Just as he started to leap alter to safety Weekly stumbled on a Svlkv

from a sllrhurban train at l<"ilty~ninth

DIES UNDER TRAIN l projecting from n tie and fell across

thc track as thc engine struck him.

The crowd on the station platform

had been watching the girl, and '.\lll~,n next eyes were turned toward thc man who has rushed to her rcscllc, his body has been crushed beneath the wheels.

GOTCH OFFERS TO

DEFEND TITLE AGAINST

BRITISH Cl'l'AMPlUN`.

KANSAS CITY, November 29--

Frank Gotch, the \\~orld's heavyweight. wrestling champion, has offered ir. meet Alec Monroe, the English wrest- ler. in Convention hall, Kansas City, and the officials of thc Missouri Atri- letic club this afternoon cabled the Englishman nn offer for ,, ml-ltrll on December 28, winncl' to ruceivc 1,5 per cent of the purse. Gotch, in ,, latter received toliay,of-

fereli to meet Mllnroc lit ally time ble- fore January 5, before llc starts on his trip to Fllropc.

“I will not meet hlunroc in lin.;-

,__ _ _ , ter, Rev. W. H. Wtirreu. Rev. John Jeweler-Oplloian shall are tn visit some <0.; tho Meth,,_ hurt '.. but the child 'was mo f,.,gMcn_ lamp If hr, wants his match he

must como to America. I would pro- fsr to have the, match thc last. week in December. If this match is ur-

rangeil it will he my lust champion- ship for about it year, und pei-iuills for ever. I will engage only in cx- hibition mntchcs while abroad."

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