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Est’d 1868

CHRISTMAS 1

Your Christmas slioppingwill not

_ be C°mPl€te without a visit to this Store- Here you will find:-ivery laage ,‘ - and Cafeftlllv Selected stock of precious `

- stones and fine jewelry. And you will find a _wealthof articles all of the’

' best qualify which we offer at

'l`he true gift giver f t d' ' --

better known by the wistdodi oiyhi; i‘

= selectionthanbytheamounthespends =

may he _drogped out of consideration. 1

l ihe Gift pint” is not -measured in

dollars and cents.

_You_ will find Wellner’s displays an inspiration and whether your ex- 1 'penditure _is large or small, your pat- f

ronalge will be most highly apprec-

iate -

'W.W. Wellner

The Leading Jewelers

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distinction, the cost ‘

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P N rush is past,_we are , H in a better position than

the very best in, artistic I

Come in and see our

splendidline of samples.

Cook’s Studio I , Ouizizx >'1mzr.i'

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We Wish You;

_-ALL THE- -

Season’s Greetings FROM THE

Bayer Photo Studio

Get Your Xmas Photo

-Try the-

A. E. Lyon---studio

and don’t forget Baby.

Handsome mounts--Mod

eraie prices

107 Queen St.

Charlottetown

‘ Auniriivc

ADJUSTING on AccoUN'riNc ~

for Coinpniiles, l~"ii'ins or Private ln- divlduuls promptly attended to. .State- ments prepared or inventory taken. _

E. I-I. ecar-

Phone 521. BFOW" 5‘°°k 642511-Tswlf.

To M Friends And Patrons

l take this opportunity to lni'erm

you that dui-ing the winter inon_tlis I \vlil be iocntetl nt 171 G!‘l‘lli- (Il`0l`3° St., t".li;ir\ot.tetowii and my l\0“"*‘_ _of practice will bo from ll ii. in. t_ill li ll- in. My long and various oxpcl‘l0ll<‘»0 ‘ll 1l_ve tt-sting will insure you entire slit- isiactien I have secured the newest and lnteiit instruincntei for I'll'\’-if'fll‘“g and the best stock ol’ ODUWI li"°"§ and ani prepared to serve you _in ever) capacity at very nioilernte DFl_‘*°~"-'__

Thuiiklng you one iind nil tor your

liiuil putroiingodmil wiili bust \\'li~l\f‘5 t'or ii bright and happy 101-fi. I lN‘!§ W rciiniin with Seasons Greetings.

Yours l<`althi‘ully,

M. SILVERSTON

Expert Opticlan.

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Coal Coal

As hthe wid sm{_l_ie;e__if»_o=‘1§, Droa ou 0 - thatcyontizhsiivefia S096 *Wk °‘

coal laid infer the_‘wir}t_€f-CCH ___ We-havea sappy 0 GX °`. _

quality of coal n_ow on hand, suit able for Domestic and steam_ our Doses, and have cargoes arriving almost daily by Steam" 3" schooner-s. _ _ W hid_ 'IfheSchooner‘Gladi'-°B- New den" is now on way f'°“l‘_ cite ai. ..iti...a».-gooffinf fr ,

. 'If you require any liliidcii

sendusyour order and sau? am ery delivery will be_made_ _t<;____ vessel,whiledischar81I\8 at 0 ‘ possible prices. -

BelI&_C°

` ever _before to_ give _you

T ”h°t°gmphy` f§0mebo<lY"Tliink

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In the hustle, bustle and

excitement of Christmas shopping, you have prob-

» .*lT PAY8 to buy in this Province.

--*T- GORDON IVES is Guardian

Bgent in Montague.

--‘THE MORNING Guardian can be obtained in Sourls at-’ M. A. Pac- quet.’s. ‘

' -.”C. E. SOCIAL.- The Christian Enileavour Society oi’ Cardigan, held their regular social, on Wednesday, December 9th in the schoohroom ui' the church. Upwards of sixty otf the nienibcrs and _young people ol' the ‘fflllgregution were present. Tho cveii- illlll was pleasantly spent in playing Hanies, and In niuslc, furiiinlicd by members oi' thu choir. Tea and cake Was served by the social coiuuiitiec, fillet. which all joined in singing _ God save the King." and tht-.ii wr-nt [to thslrhomes atterliaving spent a Very pleasant evening. _

“The most delicate perfumes are

hi’-F0 in abuntlniice. One of our hot- _tes ot perfume in an artiflcally decor- qaied box would make a delightful Sift. Get one for your friend. The Two Macs, 149 Great George Street,

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The i`ollowing letter' has been rc-

ceivcd from Sergt. Everett Robertson of Pownal by his cousin Miss Dophne MacDonald, Peters lload, and will he of interest to all.

(`an. Exp. Force.

E. (Toy 12 Battallion,

Huliord (lamp,

" Eng.

Dec. 2nd, 1014.

Dear Cousin:-Just ii line to let.

you know that I received your letter today. Was pleased to hear from you. We are having very wet weather here at present although not very cold, Mostly all the Exp. Forces are station- ed near here. \Vc have some grand re- ceptions iiince welanded,halng review- ed by King George and Queen Mary, also by our Late Field lllarslinll Lord Roberts, also by Kitchener and other Great Generals.

‘.\e do rt coiisiderable lot of ri':tiiii'.i_i;

s'icli as fcln maneuvers nr._l route. iuarches. Sometimes we go twelve and fifteen miles in heavy marching order, also night attacks, so you see wc are kept busy.

ably forgotten the persons to remember. But the an- cient adage “better late than never” can be applied par- ticularly well in this in-

stance. _

Select something sensible _ in footwear, and it will be ‘ appreciated far more than any of the many higher priced, but less appropriate articles you could give. '

Wouldn't a pair of snow shoes, nioccassins, or slip- _‘; pers be zi splendid remem- _.I brance, one that would not . only please this season, but ~; many yet to come. _

Alley & Co.

35 Queen Street s

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Stupid Children

Children of bi-ight parents

are not naturally stupio. When study is disliked, study is painful, suspect tlieir_ey_es rather than condemn their in- tellect. We make 21 SDGCIRIW of examining childrens eyes. We prescribe glasses only when absolutely _ncce_ssHfY» and guarantee satisfaction.

H. J. Mahon

Druggist & 00002111 Souris, P. E. I .

w. r. TAYLOR, M- D.. C- M-

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Montague, P. E. I-

Oiiice of |_¢_eo Dr FRASER-

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\Ve're not sure when we will cross

to France it will be some tlmee after Xmas. The Germans are a hard na- tion to beat but we hope and trust that

Iititttiti maj' (!0ITl€ SOOTI. i

Since I landed here 1 have been on

pass, Louis and I went to London. Its :some (lily. We were all through the 'famous Westminisier Abbey. lt is a wonderful building and is noted for its historic events. We then saw the King's Palace and all the Grand inonuments such as Lord -Nelsoifs Wellington's and Queen Victoria. They are beautiful. We all went to St. Pauls (latlierlrnl the second largest church in the world. lt is a line piece oi' Art. in here where Nelson, Well- ington and Lord Roberts are buried the Dome alone is over 400 feet above land level. We then visited the Brit- ish Museum. I cannot begin to tell you what we snw here. The most lm- poriant l think was the Magna Cha- ter which was signed by King John in ’12l5. also Sliahespeares \vork. \Ve were only in a short while. It would lake one n week to see all in it and then only get a glimpse. We also saw the Tower of London where -all the l{ii1g‘s and Stotemen were behead- ed in ancient tiiues. The Parliamnt tlluildings too are magnificent both in :splendor and size.

Many things camo to my memory

no l walked through those ancient buildings.

We hope and trust that we will be

spared to conie back and then we will be able to explain more fully our ex- perience wlille in the Old Country.

We had a beautiful trip coming over

being very calm and mild.

Well l m‘ust close trusting to hear

from you soon. I remain your (`-ousin,`

EVERETT.

SUCl]lSSlUl STUDENTS

Cliristrniig exiunlnntious at l{iug's

College, Windsor, N. S.:

l\ir. (‘. Simpson, ot' Ciinrlottetown.

4th year student, tool: first place Greek Class 1, Gorman class 1, Lat- in clase 2.

llliss Grace Messervoy, of Charlotte-

town, 3rd year student, took first place in Logic. (‘-lnss 1, English class 1, 2nd place lllstory and Economics Class 1; third place inf Psychology, Class 1; second place English Bible, Class 1; first place English, Class 1. 2nd year.

Miss Nora Warburton, of Charlotte-

town, 2nd year student, second place Froucli Class 1; third place English Bible, Claes 1; first place. German (‘.lnnn 2; second place Engllsh,`(‘.lasri 3; second place Latin, Claes ll; first place Spanish, Class 1, year one.

GERMANS PLANS

BIG CELEBRATION.

ROTTERDAM. December 23.- Ili

order to celebrate Christmas the Ger- mans have ordered Ghent to supply one million cigars. one million cigar- ettes snd ninety thousand pounds of tobacco. They also have taken com- plete control of every wine cellar in town.

One proprietor was ordered to sup-

ply 800 bottles of brandy, but the order taking his breath away, had not been made. The soldiers answered yea. and incr ased the demand to 1.800 bottles. Thf Germans have every requisition- ed mucical instruments.

CASTOR IA

For lnhnu and Ghllilron. in Kind Yu lim Aim! ilulnl

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..»oNz csfrr pei- word ascii in-‘

aertion for advertising in this col-' uuiu. Cash must accompany order.

..*HAVE YOU YOUR FLAG? At

the present time you should show your colours. Chaate. finely euamelled Canadian flags for your lapel, 10 cents each; per post. 12 cents. Guardian Office. 6202_

..*TAKE NOTICE! .You can buy ai

high grade driving sleigh (auto seutl' direct from the builderii, .l. S. Ifraiicis and Sons, Fortune Bridge, P. E. al., shipped to your railway station for inspection. These sleighs are not only the strongest and best running sleigh on the inarkot, but most stylish.

8044-12-25m1iE1l

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METHODIST.

Finer iu’srnonis'r-nov. J. ii.,

Dawson, B. ii. nt 11 and 7. Sunday- School and Bible Class nt 2.30. I GRACE CHURCH-Special Christ-

mas services, Rev. F. ll. Littlejohns at 11 and 7. Morning subject: "The Unspeakable Gii’t;” evening subject: "(‘rowded out." All seats free.

PRESBYTERIAN.

ST. .l.\MES.-Rev. Dr. Fullerton at

11 a. ni. and 7 p. in. Morning subject: The Divine Plan for us; evening sub- ject At the Meeting oi’ the Years.

preach at 11 a. m. and 7 p. in. Sunday _ st-_noni ami iinno classes in 2.30.' Morning subject: 'l‘he Rear Guard. Evening subject: A Christmas Choral. service.

E’ ':i_¢ 55°.-“.-

CEN'l`liAL CHll`[STIA.\`.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.-Rev. J.. Whitehead will prench at 11 and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 2

BAPTIST. , i

l`lAPTISlT.- Rev. Z. I.. Fash will

preach at 11 n.m. and 7 p.m. Morning Subject: The Quest for the King, Evening subject: The Shepherds’ Sur- prise. - I

Cl-lUR(`H OF ENGLAND.

ST. l’ETEll'S.-Holy Communion

at 8 and ll a.m. Mntins, 10.15; liven- song and sermon at 7 p.m.

ST. P.-\UL'S.--Picctor. Rev. T. \\’.

Murphy. Morning prayer at ll n. ni. Evening prayer, 7 p. m. Sunday School and Bible Classes, 2,30 p. m. Holy Communion at 8.30 a. ni. Special Cliristnias music, |

ciirnon on _sco'i‘1f.\.\'n. I

i=nor'1.n's cnuncn.-asv. n. .vic-

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To The Christmas

. Shopper

We ha:e opened up and have n display a large importation of Cliristinas Goods in part Ladies' and Gentlenieirp Dres- sing Cases, Manicure Sets, Writing Vases, etc. Also nn or- der ol` gold and faiicy Walking Sticks, llieorscliaiiiii und Briar Pipes, etc., ctr., etc.

Six different varieties in fancy

box ciincolates. l~ll:ihoi'utc dis- play in pcrinines. Other stores tell ol* their values, all we ash is the buying public to call and see, the goods-we are satisfied to leave value and price to their judgment.

REDDIN BROS

Phone S6. Opp. P. 0.

6935-12-llinfmivili

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Lean will preach :lt 7 p.ni.

SALVATIONISTS.

S Al.-V.-'i TION .-\ HM Y.--Services each

NEW ZIGN-“HGV-` G-(1 Tfllllflr Will night oi the week and on Sunday.

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JEWELRY

The Balance _of our stock

of fine Jewelry is offered at a uniform discount oi

33 l-3 Per _Cent

Fine 14-K Pearl Brooches Fine Diamond, Ruby and

other Rings.

Fine Watches-a few left. Fine Souvenir Brooches,

Belt Pins and Hat Pins.

'1`here are many other

attractive articles, i o r which no reasonable offer will be refused. _

It will be worth your while

to investigate. `

G. F. Hutcheson OPTICIAN

Bargains '

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be as cheap as today.

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Now is the time to put into effect your Gocd

Resolution to carry more insurance. It will never

J. K. ROSS,

Provincial Manager

Masonic Block, Charlottetown

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wife or children is the real service of Life Insurance. This can be secured at a low cost on the Continuous Income Policy issued by The North American Life

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New SllverMuun Base Burner

with and without Revertible Fine

also Hard Coal for use

with same' and allat prices for cash that will meet any compe- tition in the Prov- ince

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Acorn & Brown, Revere Hotel Block, Kent Street

.on the dollar

invited.

BUY YOUR

i _ Christmas Overcoat Here

Every man can afford to have a new Overcoat for Christmas.

. Every garment in the store must be sold at less than fifty cents

Wejjdo not advertise what we cannot fulfil. Your inspection

No matter Where you buy your other Christmas goods, you’ll save by buying your Overcoat here.

I lVIen’s English Ulsters

$5.00, $6.50, $7.50, $8.00 to $10.00.

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Save Mon¢Y our ard willholp yon. Clean bright P H O T O G P H Y k K t St.

Revere Hotel oc , en

The Little Store With the Big Values

Grand Final Clearance

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_ The greatest sale of lVlen’s Overcoats ever inaugurated in this city---Just when you need an Overcoat for winter wear.

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