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,DECEMBER 2t 19093* ' "' . 'mn Lunar News I THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ' rtnsr or am. ' more savtzx

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Shopping Days

I g I ryghtngl Some keepcoughing unnitha

ung ssuesar ' | | _ - ___

,¢.;,,...a.a...s.t».4,..'.-c/WP... st..,.t,.,.,,,,,;,,‘;’,§{‘,}“,‘{;,':§“,§§|1"<;'\,;;;§ Head Office in New Prowse Block Charlottetown.

inf. lfh¢»1v»,_"Tal¢¢r1,"rh¢»»i.»l¢¢n.tml. Sold for seventy years. How ` Ulpnqn, "No, lltandm !.}_5°~*(,°,"|2:.~: "mg hive au known H? 'Tho latest news, first. of all. J, M. iJe_lancy. New Loudon, was nt

_ __ ;_,“_. - an y __ __ -“"-' _ the Victoria Hotel, St John, on Tues-

krr " ' " "" "" ° * r Jenkins & Son. City, have just op- tiny '

o g ' _

4 ened some beauvlful lines of fancy l

groceries for Christmas .baking par- The tide will be high this afternoon ticulars of which will appear in to- ut 3.14 and tomorrow afternoon at

A Watorman'a Ideal Fountain Pen "mnow S iss"°`___ M5' .___ r

The auction sale of magazines and

’ ,, . _ . _ periodicals at the Y. M. C. A., to-

' ' l _ ` . ~ _l 3 - _ Z >__f~_, 1|-B= _ morrow night, offers a good cha-noe to

‘ ` ~ “ -et magazines for 1910 chea and at

_ thc s

Affords as uaefnl,beo.\\t.lful 'and appropriate a gift as anything we know Of,

tame time help the Y. M. C. A.

It is a lastil¢_ reminder of the giver and lu the hands of the receivcr is an The 1_5 1; f, B311 at the v_ M

bjcot of great pride. Our Ames block of pens is now open for your inspeclioii. (',_ Au tl;T,1;|,t_ buizcns the vics and

l‘. W. C., promises to be of unusual

we w» w E L L N E Ro St 'Fife boziilnisszirdii mxiliin begotiiii

IIAVE THE BEST.

Make your -appointments

now and avoid the holiday

rush. S -

ne cooit Pinto studio,

Boys and l Girls

lure is your chance to get .4 pair o Hockey boots free. Who can main: the most words out of “Wear Mack't-i Shoes' English words only, tht: lcllfrs used its often as they a, pear in "Wear Muck'-s Hockev boots”

Competition closes Dec mth. Get busy`

lst prize n pair cf Marathon Hockey boots. zud prize at 'pair uf Elipse Hockey boots.

A. E. McEAClI£N

The Shoe Mau 8'! and 8| Queen St

dmwfrth _ L

New Dried Fruits AT

Beer & liulfs,

Fancy Seeded Raisins Layer Valencia Raisius Choice Sultana Raisins Extra Cleaned Currauts

L‘anr'i~tl Citron and Orange

Pesls . i

1 ayer Figs and Dates l California Table Prunes

Evaporated Apricots and

Peaches

Shellcd \V.tlouts aid _f\l~.

mmuls _ _ ______ ____._.._

c 0 A loooooo<e~eN~e-seocooaooooi

Ladies

"‘-'-"-- _- "" Y Q5. cents.

Christmas Photographs A ,,

14th ot' Dec. for the first concert of the Fourth Regt, Band. Exchange tickets

eryhody should rmn¢inl>cr tht

Charlottetown Male Chorus, with

on sale by members, and drtu,

Owing to the big Saturday Guar-

dian., and the lar1.;e number of adver

`tisemcnts therefore, it is necessary

g that all "changes" of mutter rcacl

0x Blood

Boots

'These arc faithful duplicates of the best five dollar shoes the market affords - are made by the famous Goodyear Welt System over a fashionable last.

We have them also

this

Friday, to insure insertion in first following issue.

The tion

office not later than ten a. m.,

A bcnutit'-ul Silver Cup has been

pi t-sented by James W. Richards,Bide-

ford, to the Tryon llifle Association. The iilchurd's trophy for the best rifle slit

engraving upon it reads: "The

it in the Tryon Hiflc Association."

trophy will he placed on exhibi- shortly in Prowsc Bros window.

A decided innovation :rt the forth-

coming tllmrlottctown Mule Chorus concert, of Dec 14th, under the aus- pices of-the Fourth Regiment, will be the

raugcment of "God Save the King," as sung nt all thc principal musical festivals in Great l.irita'iu with solo, full band and chorus.

rendering of the "Costa" ar-

It. E. Johnston, Attorney~at<la\v,

Boston, Mass, has arrived in Char-

lll lottctown_ hir Johnston was ap-

Tan Calf or Black Call

ton u lliassacliusetts Corporation owing and operating a large lumber Mill in Kurs, Kings (lo, N. B. and spent soinn days there in looking over tht

pointed by the Superior Court of Massachusetts Receiver of the Arling-

Lumber Itinnufncturing Company,

- _ _ property. He returns to iloston on ' ut same price-~~-'l`hey Saturday. -

came in late and we want to sell the last of them bcfore Christmas. ' The price will do it

$3.00 a pair I

Quito nu interesting event! tool-

ulace on Nov 24th. ut 'The High

ands," Hatufpton, the home of Cnlvii

Mucllonald, when his sister, Marin, wus united in marriage to John A. l\incl)ougnll of Argyle Shore. The hridnl pnrty entered thc parlor to thc

strains of Lol|t:ngrin's wcddinti

nurcli, rendered hy Miss Francis

' Gamcrons. The ceremony was perform

Alley Q Co

ad by Rev Jas Maclhaugail. After the usual gc-od wishes, alt repniredto thc din.iug room whcrc 'a sumptuous re- post was pnrtnken of. The bride, who is one of Hampton’s, fairest daugh-

crs, was beautifully gowued in a

suit. of white cashmere with lace and satin trimmings und wus nttendctl oy Katie ll. Darrnch, New Haven, while

" ' "" ` tlnlvin MacDona.d, ably supported the »mo mmm Th, ,,,,_,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,, ,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,

fl young couple are held was shown hy c many handsome and costly pre

| | | sents received, among them a cheque

KantStr_eet _ f

Pmgtigc limited I0 diS0ilS€S

of Eye, Eur, Nose Throat

and Skin.

Eyes tested and noted

l . K RSSCEOFFICE HOURS

from thc chnrivari crowd who ser-

naded ‘Jie home of the groom on the nllowiug night. The Guardian ]omt-1

with the many friends in wshing -1- A. and Mrs Mncfiougnll it happy and

for prosperous journey thro .ifc_

ltfrs Hannah J. Morrison tlictl ut

iito it am l.30~3.J0 her homc No ti Trenton St., Curly

Evetiings on appointment Monday morning. She had renchcd

dtww thc good nge of 85, HCI' life W"-\’*

i quiet and lovely and she lived to soc.

Arriving Daily cargos of Acadia Nut and

ts tlcui-cs-t hopes fuliillcd. ffihc was

uorn in Bedeck, Cape Breton, where

._ _ ._ . -1- »~ ‘ ~ hor nncestors had gone from the

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United States 'in the stormy days of

| tht: revolutionary wars. Mlfl She 31°* r longed to the good stock that Dro-

DENTIST - duced the heroes of those early times.

Omoo Hotinikill-I &ng°:|i-G H

he was twice married, her first hits-

OVUP 3°” “" and being George Hill hy whom she

` NEW PROWBE BLOCK U _ - ' _

‘ N 'l tta .l'. il' I. had two children, John D. and Mrs

R0\1X`ld, Sydney and Inverness --zfiziimfn ‘mm b l\1nry Doull, both of whom reside in

ast Boston, and with whom together

Round and Run of Mine.

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ith her dau hter Sarah she lived;

Albkm N1|t,`= Intefgglonfal higr second huionnd was Kenneth C.

James Mctlarrou, St l\lary's ltoatl, .vas among the passengers to the _‘»ity yesterday morning. He regist- red at the Queen.

Mrs (Rev) G. M. Uamphcll, former- y of this City, gave a talk on Italy o the ladies of the Mission Circles of

‘ 2ueen's Square ltietliodist Church, St fohn, on Tuesday evening.

l“. G. Spencer, St. John. the origin.- tor of “Faii'yluiitl" in this t‘it.y,hus furchnaed the Orpheum moving Dic- .ure theatre in St John, and will run t in connection with his two other heatres in that City.

Attention is directed to the ad of inrciay, Clements f‘o, commission ierehauts 176 Atlantic Avenue, Bos-l on, in which they solicit cousign-I uents of smelts and cols from this ’rovince. They pay highest priccs uid make daily returns,

The Bugle (‘all will be shown at 'ew Wonderland tonight. This is one -l' the grnumcst war pictures ever hown on cnnvus, and portrays the ‘angers alnd loyalty of it true born oldier in a nutuucr only possible to lic horn artist. lt instantly com~ nends itself and intense intercstis ustained throughout the entire reel.

Persons unable to get No 133, The iuardian news department, by phone t any hour are uskcd to ring 124 ni; t is useless io call up any other tumhcr. In the interim, between the our of closing Saturday night and hat of opening in the curly morning i Monday, communications and news an hc dropped in the letter l/ox of `he Guardian mnin entrance, and trther inquiries can be made by phoning above.

The annual meeting of the Fruit

iirowers' Association of Prince Ed- ward Island takes place today and “`riday and is of more than usual interest. The prize list is larger than it has been hcrc-to-fore, including special prizes froth Murray and Greg- l ~1‘_\' and The Spraum-‘tor Co. The .‘%ni'aii\at>r has arrived, from which thc pnrts won in competition can hc tuknu. The jtidgingt _will he done ‘,,y 'L H. Vroom, who `nrrivcd ir. thc l'ity`lz\st night. The affairs of thc l‘o-<»pcrt1ti\'c Fruit Company wlll 1-tuuc tip for discussion and it is t~ trucstly hoped thc n.tttentlnncc will Eu:

l:ii‘gc_ '

'At thc last i"t';:ulnr tncetini: of

hfintxston Stur, l{in;:.~<tou, it \'t-ry cn- _ioyablc tevctiiiig was spent, when (Jorn- wall tltvision paid ii fraternal visit. After thc \\'. l‘., Hurry Hytlc wus wclcometl to tht- chnir, he was given churgc and mudc a very fitting speech tolling the object of their visit, after which thc following program was very nhly rcntlcrteri: (‘l1orus by (`hoir; rec, Minnie Drake; dinlogue, The School pllfaui; song, John licnrtz (rucorcd); lvntliitg, l)u\'c Scott (cucorcd);t'l\ort|s, lty choir; ntltlrc.~:s, Ilcv Hugh Millcr; stung, Harry l-lytic tcncorcdi; remarks, Neil i\lc('auuel; solo, Mag,-,'ie Steven- son; dialogue, The unexpected visit~ urs; duet, Sarah l\fcl‘hail, J. Hcnrtz; chorus by choir. A votc_of thanks was then tendered the visiting mem- liers to which they ably responded. Coffee nntl cake was served, after which the meeting was brought to u close by the singing of the Nn.’tion,al

Anthem. _ .

Slit 7 I1' SC ,utict-ly stops uottglts, citrus 'olus, heals ;'~~ lhr0n.tiil1f.l lr||\p~.. - » - ;f'¥ ccnl.-m

Notice To The Public

As I have u very large stock of full 4

sultings und overcoatings und as thc' weather has been mild for the dis-l ot-tal of hcnvy clothing, and ns I‘

Before Xmas

Handkerchiefs and Aprons

.} _

ln a Great Display

The last three days the handkerchiefs and aprons

have met with at great reception. Everyone who has

examined them has pronounced them to be the finest

.1 i t l ; : -; efs and aprons, at reasonable prices that have

.ever been shown here.

Christmas is only four weeks away so you see

it is well worth while to look over these

Handlterchiefs

Ladies' hemstitchcd white lawn

57c

Ladies’ hemstitched white cauibric

4 for 25c

Ladies’ pure irish linen special

l0c each

doz.

Ladies’ bcttcr quality linen

I2 I-2c fo 58c each

Ladies' white utercerised

‘ 3 for 25c

Ladies' colored borders white centres,

lawn 5 to l0c each

Ladies’ colored border white centres

iuercerised - 3 for 25C `-matt-.~' Suk Inuiaiied mm-.rises

` 5 for 25c

Ladies' linen embroidered medallion

and initiallcd 25c each

Ladies’ fancy scollopcd handker-

chiefs |5c |8c 25c etc.

Ladies’ he mstiiclied and embro’dered

_ 6c, l0c, |5c, fo $l.35

-Ladies’ lincu hand embroidered green

fprays 25c each

Ladies' all lace slecr handkerchiefs

|0c each

A prons

Vt/h‘tc lawn with a plain hem on bot-

tom of skirt. Embroidered bibs six patterns special at 25c

Plain white lawn. No bib, with em-

broidery edging flounce 32c

Fine white lawn with a flounced skirt

bib finished with embroidery and insertion 38::

White lawn with embroidery inser-

tion above a wide hemstitched hem 450

_Extra large size white lawn apron

6 in hem 55c

White madapcllan with a wide Houn-

ced skirt, bib of embroidery and hcmstitched edging ' 65C

White lawn with a bias flouncc eyelet

embroidery trimming on bib 85c

llandkerchiefs

Mens’ Plain Irish Cambric with a

narrow hem 13x13 in 3 for me

tgxrg 5c ra

Mcn's very finest Irish Cstiubric with a very narrow hcm roxtg inch loc . each _ 3 for 254:

Meu's “'l`auaghmore” soft finish,” '

pure cambric, tape. edge border 23x23 inches Mc each

Mcn's‘Arn1agh" soft finish pure Irish

linen with a 3-8 in hem 20x20 Zlic each

3ix2t 25c, 2Sc, ' 5.9¢ Men’s Irish Linen of the finest qual-

ity, direct from the Belfast looms 3-4 in hem 18x18 30, 32, 35, 38;;

Mcn’s Merceriscd white cotton hand-

kerchiefs 1 in hem 18x18 150 2 for 2.5¢

22x22 2oc 2 for 3§e White ceutrcs colored Borders mer-

cerised to x to in zfor 251;

A Enskounsnr sriscntts

wish to rt-_tlucc my stock as much as ossihie hcforc the cud of the year, I will ixivc 10 to 15 per cent discount

all suits und ovcr-coats ‘made to

order. All work guaranteed as to fit ntl workmansliip. I also make a

Nut and Vale Nut. m

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Blacksmith Coal "‘ ""“ ”““‘“°' _,_,,M,_, .,»,_,_DA\~_ .3

\Vt-nthcr no 0b_i|.'0l 111|" "F -`|'i"“ h

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l ns &l!a __ - N.

S » 1, _' ifri-ud~f,or Xtnu~ It utcull \1ii,o‘jii‘|t9l‘(h.~‘.~;[tii|l.t< `for'iltc |‘\'i"\"’f"""~ Th" E

lnfeer stylcsnrid finlshcs. tioiiihinctl with W 'Z iwsb ;vm.k|||n.itsl\ip po-_sililo can bu gotten l I . _

t Mort‘isc.n; they were married in Prince

dwnrd Island, and four children ere born to tliem-(‘hn-rlcs H., Angus ._ George D. and Miss Surah A. Mor- ison; all of these except Angus re- idc in East Boston; the latter is vtng now ln New Bedford. Kenneth

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enturous life in thc mining camps of he west. She lived to sec descend- nts of the fourth gcnrration_ Mrs

___ _ /-_ _ Morrison had been failing for the

'rg Hanfax 1-ru,-0 M0m;t,gn,St;.l E. last few years yet she kept bitght

0 a

John. and all points i. C. R ort C P. R. tickets are sold by ROQBFS

it-zjfmt ‘

'The executive Committee of therl-‘.

E. island Suntlnv School Association

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meets toda at .'. . m. in the Y.M.(‘. |niaxlcesréieiiikeyfaaapkindsl “ark wright e

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A. a;re¢t<n-'a room. Au members of f-he executive will plea.-ie take notice-

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Tho newuptnwn ticket oitifo sous tickets evorywhom by ¢"_‘Y Iluo. Soo Rogers I i.._z5"rit

I-i ~ S9_45. Soo

R oston first class _ Zpdru

K UQBTS-

parts ti. A good ‘ oiiiockey b°°“’ "ee "I °hMiz§`_zn1i.

1* 0

nit remaking

nd cheerful, two weeks ago shc was

it she did not arise. Her last mo-

Su,8¢nn_[]¢nf|gf compelled to take her bed and from

Mraxrapaud J ments were in keeping with her life

f faith' she raised her hands and

- whispered, "Glory." The gates opcn-

ti and she entered in. She has earned

Mu her rest., The funeral service was con-

Newsom’s Block. 12'- ' ducted at the house on Wednesday nf~

ternoon by Rev Herbert A. Manches-

t It will D85' 'I0 5°° ter,,pastor of thc Presbyterian church.

'f °°'"9 W°5 ti-zsurtt

.. _ E. Mcl<'achcn's ad 011 mad A ciianho to get H pair

-The burial was at Woodlawn.-East Boston Argus-Advocate, Nov, 13.

:British`Cough Cure. Asnie and

pleasant' remedy for coughs, colds,`

firsbclass job of cleaning und press-

in _

K JAMES CALLAGIIAN

ll-->l1f;Vi_3_8i. _ _ _A V* 1'.'8 QucctlAS_t_.

ifé “Idealf f

3” Xmas Gift 5

` Belowi-ta. price list of , \\`nl»:rman's ideal l’r\\"‘ , lain Pens; the finest pen . in the world.

\ Muiletl lo any addrcss .__ at these pricts. ` .\'o iz plain or

> =

"_-fs.”

_ mottled '_ i $2.50

No t_; pluiu or mttllefi

|3~5“

ntottfod

lion 1

muttlcd

$500

ttuzttled

Nu i4 plain or

.\'o i5 plflii or

No to plain or

class $\6_35)See Rogers

l Boston second class $7 91.500 Rogers ii~25dtf

Corset cover embroidery in

about twenty-f.vc separate patterns some plain embroidery while others are of the crossbar make and those

I with lace imcrtion, Regular price 5;c

io 7oc yd ,Sale price 55° sd.

All ovcr embroidery in abiut

twenty of the most beautiful patle‘ns imaginable. Suitable for yoke; or blouses. Only one end of each pattern. Regular prices 95c, r.1o, 1.25 yd.

Sale 'prices 55° to 65c

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ORDERS

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ll.._25drt.f

To l§b;t0t1*0T1f1' FBIIISYI1- ,first Boy'sTt'ioe;e'Vilued undorwearof lfC. R.. C. P. or Vargfoengr

the Penman make. all slzos on line tickets are sold by Rogers, sale at. this store atjust. 25 cents If-z5dttf

per garment. cas many or as few

as you want. ompare with mall .. ._ ‘ , order values. Monro at Mcteod ,,, ],f.’".i:';°b°f,°,'e¢hf,ii'i.‘ud;‘iiifl-utiii im?

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H 27d" from the top. Mark Wright, Nowuon

ogers. il~ .x 1 _ ._

.mu f,/' _

flgf

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\( ll wny 110i;

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,-, all an atten

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W. ll. Sl`EV

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' ~ . *Winter is almost here

3 A \ i ces attended to before the fttsh. Let US

t6c per joint th : best in town.

in Jobbigg promptly attend.d to

33 GreatGeo St Phone 349'Y

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have your Stoves or Furna-

it for you. Our 6in PiP° °nlY

Call and examin

EINSON Prop ,

croupl lironcliltis, and all affections of the lungs, throat and chest. Speci- all`,v adapted for children. Prepared and sold at 251: a hotltle by A. W.

Reddln. Phetn. B.

Navigation Co., Ltd

Charlottetown-Pictou

Service I

Cumiut-.ttclng .\londay. November lbtlt. Tho P.. S. "Northumberland" wi len ~ the Oom panya wharf daily. except Su|m..y, at 7.8 trelook a. m., Raturninglwill lenveZPiot»o\t

tru-|~nrriv.\i of tnnrnlntr train it-out Hallfa _ ti, W. WAKIEFOBD,

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tggix 1°-0° -*` Any nf these numbers

atipplcd with g0ld ltaiifl like the illustration for

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$l.oo more than price quoted, Llip Caps z5r extria

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$1.00 \\`q have the

__ hr.-st dollar pen made. Han ' 14k pen, is well made and

gtrnrantt-eil in every re. speck.

G F Hutcheson

matter adoption 3 E. ' ' 'nrorttt=.rAtims'tint.|.

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Just in fresh from the makers

l'iver’a Azttroa

" Safrancr

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A full line of P¢liuer’s Celebrated Perfumes and Satchel.

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