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is ecjoyed to the tullis.: extent by those who r re far sighted in hav ng their gifts selected, wrapp. d ready to send, along the early part of the month. I

You have everything to gain by choosing

your ei'ts 1 miv and nothing to loose.

We .-trongly nvge you to do your showing

early -for both our sakes.

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...°'I‘. GORDON IVEB is Guardian

agent in Montague. His ofiice phone is 18 and residence phone 20.

...°TIIE MORNING DAILY Guar-

dian can be obtained at W.A. John- ston'l, Montague. ~

...'Mr. ED. D. FEEHLN Guardian

representative in Bourie will gladly receive subscriptions and advertising matter at the ofllce of undertaker W. L. Dingwell. His phone number is 5.

...'SUBSCRl.Bl0IiS should renew a

week or two before toe time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on expired date. ,

_ _,,°Mr. William. O. H. Townsend, contractor for Wood Island break- water, will be at Wood Island on Tuesday, December 9th. Anyone having lumber, stone or other mater- lal for sale will please call on him at A. J. Taylor's hotel. 2985.

(From yesterdays Evening Guardian) ...'EXAMINATI'0NS.-’1‘he results

of the November examinations oi

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lst, Gertrude Chaisson; 2nd, Harry Keays. Grade III. Sr.-lst, Gerard McDonald; 2nd, Adeline Burk; 3rd, Lemuel Chaisson. Grade III.-Jr.- lst, Aletha Keays; 2nd, Adelaide (‘.haisson_ Grade II.-lst, Daniel Mc-

‘ Rae; 2nd, Belle Townsend. Grade I.

-lst, Frances Townshend; 2nd, Florence Townshend. ;Elsic_ Francis, (tencheri.‘

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Q7 ' Cali :ind inspect our new line

of Frames now on show at oar studio your photo in one for

For wrnien a pair of ‘ X

bondoir slippers in ikes a would he just ,ight

Plgaging _ Bayep_Phoio Studio

' EASTERN PERSONALS

...*lVii‘s. _Maurice Donovan ivan a

passenger Tuesday to Georgetown, returning from a visit to Charlotte- town.-G.

...*Mrs. Wm. Gordon and hcr daugh-

ter Sylvia spent the week-end visit~ ing in Charlottetown, returning the first of the week to their home ii. Georgetown.-G.

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Practical .

...*Mrs. S. E. Morrissey and lici'

daughter Miss Freda Morrissey rc

Present me srnclliisr. B

_W Specially a selection P|'°f' H- A Ti\“f°|\ from the stock we are T"“”"°1'°f__Y(§i°°(’“““’°Pi““°

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Showing now- “Voice Cnltnre”n. specialty,

You will see ’em here sruaisiieoresi oem- esrresr

in an Sha_peS_ grades’ 244s i1.lMst.tliwlis. g ‘ sizes and styles, ranging_ ii in price from 65c to $1.45. _

Ayey £9 C0 ‘Business For Sale

|55 Que" street (_ We (ifer for’sa:e tlie_Stock ii

_Trade and gocd viili of our General

1 store at Elmira, ~

This is the best country busin-s~

i specially reduced prices at Putons.

“Handsome neck furs nud mulls at grand 0l'-‘D01’illDi¥y to ally One wh

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’ stand ou the Island and aifoidi i

racially reriuceri prices at Pimins. |¢su give the businfsi the requirw

Any information needed, wi 1 b~

turned to Georgetown the first of thi week after spending a few days visit- ing friends in Charlottetown.-G.

BUSY TIME AHEAD

AT ALL COLLIERIES

SYDNEY, Dec. 3.-It certainly

looks as if the output of the Domin- ion Coal ComDany’s Cape Breton conlfields will eclipse all previous re- cords by avery ample margin this year. _

The tonnage of Novembcr's ` _out-

turn is stated to be 107,000 and the total for the eleven months Oi this year is some 4,373,000 tons.

The output for the corresponding

month of last year was 404,000 tons, and over the same period oi last year the total was stated to be 4,147,637 tons. The figures for this

` year’s working shows an increased

output by 3,000 tons during the month gi November and some 225,- 215! tons over the eleven months. Ev- en this splendid increase would have been larger but for the fact that ar output of some 6,000 tons was lost over Friday and Saturday last, ow- ing to there being no craft available to take prompt delivery of the pro- d|ic_t.

Asked as to the prospects for thr

_ winter aprominent official of. ,the

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," much longer if you use our coal. »' We have now on hand all kinds, _ of fresh mined coal free from slate i, ind stono. - Send us your address and we will proto prices.

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No need to wait 'or A |ic- day, ii wev=i

With the equilpmeni oi r-\ rr nio.ier\ Btudio, you can va taken one time as well as anot er.

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A UC TI ON 'Stock fd Crop

We are authorized by Bart C. Hardy.

Esq to eelion his farm lnion-Road on monday Dec 8th 191.1 commencing at 12 o’clock noon all his stoi-.k.&`crop consisting of ' `

.\T0f‘-K:- i brood mare 14' yrs, I

Clydesdale' filiyil l-2 yrs Goidfinder. 1 Clydesdale colt it 1-2 yrs. Lord Dalrneny" foal (Daririvood). 5 niilch cows in calf 1

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_ "SLUMP in CHINA". _We _offer for the'.next few days at a DISCOUNT of 25 per cent. from our alyeady low prices to clear out these- ltnzs 5 DINNER - SETS 97 pieces ~eac , very pretty decorations. 8 TEA

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SETS. B TOILET SETS 10 Pieces nicely decorated. All new goods and a chance you should not miss. Come

in and see them__.ER'l'2os3 isreLp;n\\in° l ._ AR o.. - °°"°_‘ 9° 9 aoos-wanai.

"You should lsleether lift 1,16"

roi- we 'have/every!-hint £0 P101” W0- men and girls, Make your selection

from this tilt. manicure sets, _toilet _ articles, _ chocolates, _cased pertain ery, cameras. and numerous other articles _that would be practical and . of mfr dey use. 'l‘he"i‘w0 llacm'

' company said that barring accidents _ or breakdowns, the mines should‘ be 'kept very busy all through the _sea- son.

They would-of course try to bank

its much coal as they did last year and _would endeavor to beat the re- cordif at all practicable. ,It was hardly likely that any notable in- crease could be made on the amount of f_uel banked as the utmost limit was just about reached last year when some 460,000 tons of coal V were banked. _ _

ForColds__Sore'l`hroat, Croup._ or Aches, 'Pains and Wounds,

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Ag is the never-failing

remedy. Keep it in your home and be ready for both internal and ex- temai ills. ~

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' "Wlli'LL place you in touch with thcibest wcurables and the most. eat- lsfactory Clothes Service you ever became acquainted with at Our Un- loading Sale National Clothing Co.

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“THIS MNLOADING SALE posi-

tively only laste 10 days from the Ind to the 13 December. National

-5°' _ 3, _ ,$§~_» ini-eine gmp si.-mu. _

matting surge. mo-1a~1niti._

...'0N1il CENT per wui'd each inner yon for advertising n this column dash must accompany order. Mini- mum charge twenty-tive cents. »

...°GEORGE’I‘OWN CONCERT.-

Consldering the' short time spent in preparation, and the lack of time for proper advertising, this concert held last week in the Town Hall in Gwfgvtown to help pay for th&4>ianc" recently purchased for the hall was emihently successful from every standpoint. The ‘practising occupied little more than a week but a more complete and well executed pro- gramme could not have been desired. The opening and closing choruses were exceedingly well rendered, an; brought well-merited applause from the audience. A~solo by Mr. Thomas Renton received avigorous encore which sufficiently testified to tho mer- it of its execution. Miss_Edith‘ Ra- frese sand n solo Lu her usual H0011 f0I‘m. and was also encored. The audience was rather disappointed in be;-.ig deprived of an encore from Miss Sylvia Gordon, who considered justly, that one solo sufiiced to maintain her reputation. The hit of the evening was scored by Mr. Jas. P. Mclnnis, Charlottetown, the audi- ence refusing to bc satisfied until they had him appear for the tlrirs time when they desiatcd rather from sympathy for the singer than he- cause they were tired of listening to aim. A coon song and dialogue, by the "Georgetown Minstrels was heartily applauded, and a step-dance by the "unknowns" was also well re- ceived. A selection on the bagpipce oy Mr. _Duncan MacDc-laid appealed not only to the Guelic portion of the iudience if one were to ju-jgc by the inanimity of the uppinuse. A recita- tion was given by Miss Gwc-i Back, with her usual ability. A dialogue,

:oked continuous laughter from the audit-.ice. Miss Lydia* Ross acting 'che part of the country cousin with 'rreut spirit, while Misses Freda Mor- rissey and Mamie O’Brien performed heir parts most creditabiy. Another lialogue “Proposing by Proxy" also vent off aplendidly the principal per- 'ormers being Mrs. (Din) Barnes, Vliss Sylvia Gordon, and Messrs. ’ercy Manuel and Elmer Jenkins. Af- ter the conclusion of the program a iie social was held, and asa result

-ponded most generously, thus add

lisposed of the disciples or Teopslc-

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iii MEMUHIAM

%*w MR. 'ITMOTHY ‘.\'EATHERBIi<l

It is with regret that the death is

chronicled of Mr. Timothy Weather- nle of Village Green on Nov. 2f.‘tn. 1913, in his 94th year, Although bli- iug in delicate health for some time past he was suddenly stricken with paralysis and realized the end was near., At his "bedside where six of his daughters and his eldest son Charles and Grandson Seymore. To the sor- rowing family, and especially his in- valid daughter ‘to whom she clung with all a father's lovc, isvextended the deepest sympathy and point tu thc hope of a blessed reunion where putting is no more. His funeral took place from Village' C-rfeen on Nov. fiird, to the Birch‘Hill cemetery, he being laid to rest bésido his wife and laughter. The servicesat. the _louse were conducted ` by' Rev. Ewen Mc- Dougal, who spoke impressively and .:omzortin'gly, a'ssisi'.ed`iiy the Rev. _'dr. Mc Vie. The reniaiiis were follow- .-d by a large concourse of friends .riid'ielatiVes. The pallbearers being six of his grandsons:- Messrs Sey- more Wentlferbie, ` Roy _ Weatherhie. .stanley Scott, Tupper Ferguson, lnsfer Weiitherhic and Richard Wea- .herbie. Mr. Weatherbic was the last of one of the ea,rly>octtlei's of Village; ,irccn and was unc_of tht- most re- markable men in his section if not in the Province. He had a wonderful riernlory, and could relgite incidents not only conc`crning the early settlers ind what _transpired relating to his .iwu relatives, but also about nearly all the people of the country with whom he was in any way conversant. 'l‘l1oy are few if any. _tu this Province who can trace genealogy or consan- lquinity better than Mr. Timothy weathcrbie. His remarks and data could always be relied upon and when compared with old written do- cuments prove corrcct. On u corner of land on Mr. Timothy Wentberbic's farm is a schoolhouse which he help- ed build so that his children, along with all the other neighboring child- ren, could be educated. .Mr. Timothy Weatherble was born at Antigonlsh, N. S., and in thc year of 1823, when only a boy of four years, he emizrar- ed with his parentsto Mcrae Shore, at tne' place which is now called Writ- erside, P. E. _I. -Hts wife predeceased him almost 13 years. 'li/lr.; and Mrs. Timvtily Weatherbie-had ri _large fam- ily, there being threc boys and t-cn girls. All the family, survive them except: one daughter who predeceased nfm' Just four 4-years. (0ther'Papers please copy.) »_

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(EW HYDRO-AEROI-'LANE

READY FOR REAL TEST.

.The Batson gy-dro-aeroplane, built to carry both passengers and freight, which has been _-under' constructlonon Dutch Island, near Thunderbolt, in the neighborhood of ':1ava.`nn'uh, Gcor~ gin is now ready for a r'y-nut, To the layman, the 1-mit locks

little top-heavy, the flying part of the structure being the height of ii nian's head above the boat body There are twelve wings Eight are arranged about the upper work four on each side, while the other four are immed

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J-'11' 1 Htilins. off they come :th Snap. Get ;C|;1¢.qy, 15:. at Your Dealers. Snr: the Ociiposs. 3"! Comics! l.Hl|l, tlssussl

i1ody.Thc craft, the inventor expects will skim along the surface of the water at sixty miles nn hour, lift it- self into the air nt forty~iive miles an hour, and in the air he able to maintain u hundred miles an hour. Three powerful engines have been in- stalled. The crew will consist of six men, besides the pilot. The vessel is equipped with wireless telegraphy. The great propellers are arranged in the central part; of the machine fore and aft. _ Captain Batson iviil give the craft

ii thorough tryout in local waters be- fore attempting nny long flights. Captain Matthew Arlington Baison, U. S. N., retired, is the ifivcntor of the machine. He organized the first Philippine scouts. ,

"BOYS and GIRLS here's a chance

to get some of the CHOICFJST HOOKS ut nearly HALF [’Rl(ii<l. Get FATHER und MOTHER right after them und be quick, Read this.

entitled "Gittiri ii Photograph" pro- ii Chums $1.75 for $1.20; 4 BUY*-1

Scout $2.00 for -$1.25: l_ The Quiver $2 25 for $1.50: 2 Boy`s Uwn $2.00 for $1.30: 2 Young fiaiiadu. 1.00 for 65c.Z 2 (ihattar Box $1.00 for li5c. All as good as new, but lust: year’s edition. Carter & Co., Ltd,

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“DON'T make strange with us!

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0 matter how fine and

N perfect Ready io Wear

_i Clothing may be, there are

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| wro’i ns are now in. We spare

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:-tyli>h fabrics, and the finest

` trimmings, while cur Carni-

~ 1 - ents are Tu iared by the most ' 1 , _ Expert Workmcn

The e-_ensc of lc’iig wtll

dns cd will come wftli a glance in the mirror, when you put on tic garmzrts we ii nkf fo” ycii,

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Suits or Overcozrs 520 oo,$z2.oc,$2_=,.oo.i0$35-U"

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Test Our Yxce |»nt Tailoring!

D. A. Bruce

I5 6-|58 Queen Street

the goodness of our Clothes nor the icorrect models of our Huits, our fairness of ourrpriccs, may find it =spien<ild Hats and choicc Hnbcrduali-

C0100. sec what we have to ofler for your benefit! AT THE UNLOADING SALE National Clothing Co.

,possible to --pay less ,md args; hot- |ery will speak for themselves the mo- ___ fter" if he comes here for his Outtltiment you see them at our Unloading

igt Our Unloading Sale. Nationali9f\i0~ Nf‘i5i0Y\i11"i0mi"i! f70~

'io doubt of the softening influence of _ _ 2970‘i2'1l‘Dtf- 'Ci0tiJinE C0- 2970'l2'im¢i- 3970 12 lm"-

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ueasurc of the dance, thus pleasur e 0 ibl concluding ii most enioyable ev- . _

0 We’ve already slated our reasons necessitating our

1 Unloading Sale _ Our Part is _Done its Now up to You

, ' Hundreds of people have taken advantage of our uncom parable Bargains since we first announced our Bargaii Feast. _

Have you gotten your share? If not' 'DO SO AT ONCE TI-IERE'S

ONLY Eignt Days eft 8,days left. ' _

‘Its Easier to save Money than to earn it.%*_

Now is YourChance

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$10.00 Brown Singi.

Breasted Diagonal Tweed.

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$i2 oo Blown Oxfwd

Tweed, Single Bfeastfd_ Twill lined. Unloading Price. _ _ .. $8 25

$12 50 Blue 18 cz Se ge

Progress _ Brand . Single i-ir<asied S'yie,`farmer sa in lined. Uufoading Pri- _e $8 7_5

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Tweed College C nits all

hir ti taiicrr 'ci with very best trimmings s"liawl or notched callers, donb`e b'eastrc_i -styles unloading. Priie

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'$15.00 Spring and

Fill Coats

In Black Vicuns` and

_tweezi effects, silk or plain

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1 faced. just zo-in the li t un' “ loading. Price .. .i $i0.00

E mhus $`2o`H°-$2-am) '\ big lot if pull over

b»veaiei‘s some as high as $2.00 forl(0

5 doz. Grey Coat S wean-rs

Reguiariysoid H 00 for 694:

$i5.or, ;“»l8.'~o and $20 oo

T. & D Suits all hand tail- .

med throughout in S. B. A

M0d‘=15i SC0i°h TW€¢fi ¢f'_ .Brand Semi stiff fiwms or

fecis and long soft roll la- iviflii-1. 0f'.S0m€ Wiiil Fr€i1Ci1 ` Cuffs, Soft Collars to match

peii. Unloading Price _ _ _ . it -4 -6.-»-» .‘f.;g.f.;-:f_fvf_ff_5_»urs.

4o doz. Pen Angle Fieeci `

15 dtv. newest Fall Dress

Shirts. Crescent Star Tooke

Blue and Grey Flannel

Shirts with Reversible Cul- srs, high grade material Reg. $1.75. '_'nloading Price

Shirts and _Drawers . 40c es.

` zo doz. Nova Scotia Un- derwear, all' sizes, .guaran- teed all wool. Reg. $1.2; per garment. Unloading' Price ,90c es. ro Tweed College Coats

~ - “ in-single breaswd only belt

1 _ _ 1 on back snappy tweed effects

' Menis overhéats nnioiding.Prire.......$7.75

I2 Colle ge Costs

coat, velvet collar reg. $7.50

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unloading. Price.......S5.73. the new. st styles unloading

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