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_ _ ' _ sounded her distress calls, ‘..i._ Ai uni ‘il-‘if “li ff' ¢Xli9C_l9d 0l\` NSW Yeal°'s' JAPS TELL T LES l

Ppgpgfg fqfl Chygst mill, this morning that th€.Y had fouiid no Eight if the W§“th°l` ¢6ntln“9B °°ld- (London Tlbaltsl U15 80011 l18il-'l`lll--

-1 03°” 01' the Steamer-‘ Tho Cutters - ' ' Well wo are-_ having awfully bail wwtllel. have, changes and lt mllls

buy No Nsw_s i-is/\sn_ l

FROM -MARYLAND.

If yohi canghggeh back tu lhwold had cruised in those waters for seve-

appointment today at

The Bayer Studio

Milli" VEFTIU. -‘

'A . E. LYON, Studio ’

Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography.

Phone 68-J. -

Professional ‘Cards

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Baniters, Attorney|,'Nom-y pup.

ho. lite., Bolloitora for Canada Bank- orl Alloolltion. Bank ot Montreal, Canada. Permanent Mortgage Corpor-

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osim-olo oiuirriioo omo., pn

wse Block. Carlottetown. P, |l_ l_

Dr. J. E. BLANCHARD

PARLOR8-125 Queen Street

Phone 275-J . 3482-12-19M1mo.

__¢31-||_l_ RUNN|Ng___ Th s_ g_ story-teller' is held in scarcely less es- __

°v';_'|cl3:tll";:§ 'aLir¢rl`<°t clzilaailtff .t°|l°¢t:‘ Elllel.lll.llle_ gllol-getowlll only elmssell-_ teem than an actor. and his art sf- ` -‘ - gh lllllllg |l.llel.|,lhlh lmltlhha wrrfht: Se-i' boat which keeps up the communl- fol‘1i.'s one of the most popular forms len Fhln Cla" llvtallorl val clllloll wltll plcwll from tlllll poll of of entertainment in the Land of the

525',” $20_ D_ A_ B e_ ng' "° the island, has in spite' of the adverse msliig Siiii

Mahé an . _ l _Tho steamer Maryland. _ which -re- _ H* _ Miss Lucy White, Murray Harbor like to mlm rl little ml, wel- -lllllt way _ A appoimmuit today. llgllothity lzlloiglillkllligcillhlthltl lllllttl ..°l'r Pave tohuy in this Province. w_llc`l';Wl,2l_ ‘;fl';‘;flll’§; §';l°"fhl‘;“°" :volt 115;'-received the following iot- obo... Ci..|,.¢m.,. om.. B. lo ,ee all

- “i er ro ran'ce:-

Y found tr-day.° The coastguard cutters °-°T- 9039074 WIS ll G\l&l’¢lllll “mm C"h "1"" “°°°m9““y °rde"" m ._ _ _ France

e S L Acushiiet and Gresham, which had "°9"°°°“l'°"V° |11 U0i1llIii0- Mlmmum charge '“'°“ty'n"e cents'

N~‘ Dba” _ ~ Droceedcd from Wood's Hole and _COMING SPORTPG _MR R H H°wLl_n,,l. Gu l

gw V -- frqgly ';,;k 4 l3o;ir»n. rtupectively, to the pogllloil -- eorgetown's -- - - - i D L :R .l ll el. - l

.M ' i1DDi'0ximBtely 200 iiiilcs south-east ff Young folks are largely lookinx for- ‘illii *B09* f°l` 111111150510 IW Wim ear “cy ace ve your very W suppose there has been qui e B lot

The Eastern Guardian l[l'l[R'lRl]M FRANCE

‘h¢m""¢".°¢Pt Yviif Dli°i08i'2_\Dl\`-» NANfrUcxs'r, Moss., neo. 21.- - - _,___

V ty' com leter a ou le of nights ago and f ll (ll th ho w ll

ini. iozsua, whore his Morvihru- """fi 1° tho olwuiuz or the skating A FOR ul/'Nh wos°awfuiiy<cglaii to hear from you igiigri iguiidtmilliriich ililgteii yin

A Bild Y-llilli Y0il BTG ‘ill Well Bild €i110>"` from around here as it is the same' old

thing over and over again, even the _ _ » .f‘

If in this country some enterprising. th ll l l _ _ ll _ _ _

home for Christmas anewphololral hollm alta, lt hecllme lmowll Ml.li:‘CLEAll\AblllE SALE DF Winter llnillvirhtalanllpenltldhlan elliltertsinmllllltt F318 slttlugerllsetieoylft rrituh hhsfltlirtrylellhlillllttli<;ftill1;tiy.E‘lhi:ulilht:sl»3ltheal_¢;, itllezllliylfs to bear from you soon again

_ ul l_ lll .1 - ner . ll b l a a use s au ence so

graph will come nearest to taltinglpul ...iteciezfiiriiiii:;i5i.ie';s.l.l‘§f,1ll,l'°§'; winter lists ol' cool? Noifailrciioiirrr bv -telling stories he would hardly l§,,l‘f{’,f§_° the 'mpg where the mf 'B _your place:-will bring cheer to a flood of water which swept into the ii°i”*“iiifl' W Sei H iuuurt hot at a ’“°°l* gill? §"l’l°° l°“¢°°“- “lf ‘"3 wsii thoro issome talk of us going weii I dont think i have ony- more From your lovius oousiu hgme keeplng }~lealls_ Make tHe engine room. STEM i'0d\i¢=li0Ii- Mil! Compton. G60- “W” C “ 9 an cnemas W°“ “ee back for a month's rest. If we do we’ll to say this time so will close hoplngi Cl-AFlEN°E

- ' rge-town, 3711.12.30M2l_ to have no fear of any serious rival.

be out for Christmas of course it won't be to England but will still be “Some; where in France." llow is everything

' going in M. H. W. these times? l'd

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the ps-ople and have a good tlme.l~iow

is uncle Will getting along and all the H

26. 1916 rest of the folks. So none of your bio~ .

there are joined up yet; have they? I

lin 'I _ _

» ow _ _ reniemberr-;l to you.

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Applications as the Instr hubs' shops

Guaranteed by The Homicide C4.

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_JOHNSON C JOHNSON

_ ~ Suielal Agents

Nicholas L/annlgan, wishes to

In Japan, however. the professional B Y V Y '£4' 'I -f =-I

'“°3.l09_l2_30Mll condition of tho weather mode reg- Our Japanese ailios ure not without

Good Photography Moderate Prices.

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5 . If l ll - the simple aim oiten illiterate folk of Smll`ll"mDn t 0 above church next the nation it is what the novel the

2.00 p. m. Service on Monday, Jan. ' 1 1917, (the first 0" the circumcision) / Nmae' can appreciate g°°d stories

Clement lllltchell wlll 0mclate__ irom childhood. and although among

u , ' b 31t,1916, til _ ` ’ .

Are You! 'Feet ro. siili 1 eli_en.`o_ersoos11oy sohtioi .ii ;“g“““e “"4 ‘he “"“’”i"‘i"" “”° '° Come in and see “Heart Songs.” _Go overa few of the( pages

Look for your favoritepiece. It is there. Compare heart

Con-lf t 9'. at 11 ._ ..._ ohm,-`l,.,...llc.. on Shu.. boiler Hum ou uudiouoo of iuvflum- _ Songs" wiih any other song book you have ever seen- We

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or a e < dev- Dewmiief 3001 H -Q V- ui- Mr- lu °'““”° bel” °°°““°"‘ed '° 'hem know the result. you will not go away Without a COPY Of the

We have What you ..*PnoFi1'Asi.-E sALs ANL'-VTEA. have "Well ”“i’i”““'°d 'he "Y°“"“"'

the educated the theatre and cinema

_ _ or amusement hall, the latter form of

CEC] t0 l)€ Warm, otSh0Srf_lyDg:§gl`S6 l?li;l;lil¥_ltI;‘:_l`ahll%l§':l(£€lls _aassing an idle hour- has by no means

__ held lt hazllal, ln the Town Hhllll' ost its popularity. The largest of the

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MQLIAN I MoKlNNON

plarrlstsrl, .. iittorneye-el~Law

loyal Bank Bld¢.. Cliarlnttote'n.

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IORBON I DUFFY

larrlatera and Attorneys Iolloltorl tor Royal Bank of Canm-

IONIY T0 ,LOAN_

Mcl.EOD & BENTLEY

W. E. Bentley, K. C.

I Barrlatere and Attorneys-at-Law

Money fo Loan.

Omoo-Bank of N. 8. Chambers,

Charlottetown, P. E. I. .. ..

J. ~-Ds. Stewart

Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Public 'Office

NEWSON BLOCK

Charlottetown l

Branch Office Georgetown

Money to Loan on Real:

Estate

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BEST

Wishes For 1917

An appreciation to our pres-

eiit and prospective customers.

Our business of 1916 has ex-

ceeded in volume that of any previous year, and we cannot conceive but that our "square deal policy” has been the means of our success.

We have an appreciative host

lf customers that know our trade is large and they will not allow our stock to get stale on the shelves.

We most heartily thank you

all for the increased business of the present year. and it is und'er tho same policy that we solicit your patronage for 1917.

Your coupons from our cash

Wishing you a Happy New _ Year.

Ellis’ Pharmacy Ltd

Montague _

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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS _ _~ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT DECEMBER 4th. 1916 Trains Outwani, Read Down. Trains inward, Rold UD- P.M. A.M` , A.M. Atlantic Standard Time. AM. P.M. P.M. A.M.

s.45. .f1_5o 7.55 pep. 5.oo 1.15 silo _

5.45 z_o5 »s_oz an 2.49 9.51

'mo 's.ao 5.50 Arr.

Par. PM. ._

Charlottetown Arr. 11.40 10.15 10.20 Hunter River 10.36 9.20 9.03 Emerald Jet. . _ 9.59 8-48 Kensington 9.27 8.23

Bummersldo Dsp. 9.00

5.15 8.00 5.80

8.00 4.50

-was

s.1o 11.15 nap. eos 1.57 9.51 ss: .- 1o.aa 4.40 11.15 5.40 Arr.

Sammorsiile Arr. 8.45 5.00 Port Hill 7-49

0’Le\ry Alberton -|~|¢hi|h_ _ < pop. 5.45 1z.oo

-1 4 r

5.81

7.03 2.07 6.19 12.55

“ 8.56 ..

AMI

Dsp. Emerald Jet. _ 7-50

. 7.00

9_5() ` Arr. Cape Tgverse Dena _

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A.H.

6.50 DGP.

11.15 AIT. 301|!"

Charlottetown Arr. 9.45 5.50

8.40 Mt. Stewart _ 8.85 4-10 9.17 Horell 8-07 9,47 Bt. Peters ‘ - 7.44 8.50

5.24

nop. 5.45 1.55

1.10 'S Arr. I ililrl

‘Deo 530

_ 4,15 8.50 Dell.

6.04

5.15 _ _IMD

gm 11.10 Arr.

“<'>".§i'i°'i'“' ‘ 14°

.00 lm '

1° llonmes 1.15 no

Georgetown . Den. 0.40 1.80_ _

Arr. 8.85 8.50

0.89

_ ' -miiy ~ set.

Ely-' "

Bat.

only ex. Sat-

; Baa. l

PM ' _ . _ _ l _ 10.10. *-i°` "‘° ‘°°" °32Il.‘I.‘.i°'ii’i‘¥l‘. "' 8.21 "“ "u _ An. llairsy Hl\‘b°r D09- "30

ex. Bat. only E Sun.

_ AM.

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Georgetown. A large variety of very yoselm’ 'or halls of me story "eu°m)

' _ would not accommodate more than

beautiful articles in embroidery was ‘£00 persons, while the usual hall holds

shown as well as other dainty and -

about a hundred. T-hey are advertised

useful things. Afternoon tea was by huge lanterns and posters glvlng

candy booth, bran pie, and platform 9 _ My "

scale.; drew a large number of patrons. Am" payhlg me “nance fee’ mtl The results were very plehhlhg, over more than 3a., you are conducted _li

oh hhhllre-ll and seventy dollars he_ an attendant to a cushion. on which lheClehl.etl_ _G _ you sit to listen to the stories. The

g latter aie of great variety. which may

igh S .t pl on

Tuesday' December l9th_ Thls pro ‘depends upon the nature of tlée stories gre-shlve school always has 8 large at and the talent of the artist. ome are- tehdahce ot _lhterwted townspeople declainied with a solemn, persuasiile at lts exhmlhatlohs. and thls year was oratory and line realistic effect. whl e ho excehtlolh The pllhlls have a Bhleh, others. give the piece like clolivns itll: did showing of the various subjects comedians' acting eve? dem W

covered since the beginning bf the ’m““l“g ‘md die" gm "que ex“gger` school year and we' feel certain that m°”' 1 when these capable teachers send Many stories are sung. In_t.his case;

Wall Colleg Matllchlatloh the voice, and with the assistance of a wiillediake thgir mark as those whb °h°rus‘ generally rendered by the au"

_ dierice and a native Japanese musical

xgfsgigg from this schuol in the past instrument. he goes through his per»

` ' formance iii grand operatic style. |

__.,cl,l ls-l-MAS ¢oNcER-l-_ St It is' a curious fact that in Tokio'

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. one of the most popular of the pro-

Davlds Presbyterian SundaylSclhooi le sl al st tene ls n Engllsh .

_ s on ory- rs a -

,l'.f,ll‘,f,n"l§l§l'"‘(§”;:of;l‘;'t'l§lf,':l‘“”l,.lffll°lfynévglf mon. This is Ishii slack, whose father l ' ' _ was the founder of the first newspaper ng. Dec. 22. After a short programme ln Japan Mr Black Wag born and I.'.I‘.l?.’l..`i"‘§.l‘i.‘i°‘o’..‘iZ";‘f.%.§¥$.”’ .IES \»f°“uu ur in Japan- and =»°»\<S or uistrihutoa to uii tho juniors the '“;;‘li§l‘;;5§]l‘l‘ll‘°s§ lf“l§’:lfl'orH‘;ll‘°"§ll§‘;: preselmlf wllllill ‘ghich th? Halls; 'lrff :hat he has fe; equals rmong the was a on. on ay even ng v s ,, ,, _ ed the Baptlst Church and agalh chlthglsllikrlq as the story-tellers ale. made many little folks happy with his `| '

. - The art of story-telling is much

gals' He ihdeulitued hire tmg wee-k more diflicult than acting The actor

0 ng to t e so weat or ali” we . '

~ has the advantage of scenery and

trust Wm can mi the 'of "tue ones in costume to arouse and maintain inter-

¥gl]t¥,.;rllli)§`§,t;r 511201’ on Mqnday (Newwest, but the story-teller has to create

` ' interest by his own merit and' person-

altty. And often he has to imperson-

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS. ate live or six characters in one story. 1

wiiiiiiiv Pisiui is °° ”' iiiniviiiiiniiiiiin

Eggs per doz.

I-‘Qc ' OD w33S53@4 F* F0 F5 o;§o33°S I-‘CG ~¢¢§5§$5

Chickens per lb.

Fowl per lb Ducks per lb Hay (loose) ton 10.0

any (pressed) per ton 120 On Friday evening the .»!2nd, inst-

Hldes per lb ant quite a number of the congrega- Lamb pm' mach! so t° 80 SiiiontaAgili2r5.:i:emblddsbdierlhiir l Oats (black) bush. 62-65 ’ Oats (wlllte) per hush 65 Manse _when a beautiful racoon coat P°¢»¢°°° 1'" buh 1 5° 37.7l’.l°1‘Z‘2?£§`..i§.i’l'.‘i*§`i°{..’.§°¥.;ir1.§‘.5l Straw (pressed) per ton 8.00 to 8.50 lug address P - Tumi” per bush 20 Reverend David Wright:-- V

_ Montague, P. . I. _ l I

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CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETB Sa(i)dl bl‘l:?iilav(:iiétli’1i?escbytgrerlli§r(ltEihurttgr

Montague, we re assambe ere o-

Butter (fresh) lb .36-40 hlght to wlsh you and youm ll Very Blltlel' (UID) .... .... ...... 3536 lMel.ry Chrlstmha .and a Bl-lght and Butter (crenmery prints) 43-45 prosperous New Yeah E555' d°z° “" 4045 As each succeeding Christmas and F°W1' m "'15 New Year comes and goes it reminds Chi°k°”" m ‘° 1548 as oi t-he flight of time and the near Ducks, lb .... .... .... .... 16-18 has of Etel.lllty_ You' sll.l_llllve told '1`\i_i'i<°Y°» lb -- -- "'35 _us faithfully. and woii of the riuiy B°°f (ml 7°'-3" 15'” that each of us owes to_ our Creator Beef.(wliolesale) dressed .07-.10 and Prellefver and also ol llll, dllty Beef (live weight) .. .05-.07 We owe to alll. lell,_lw,mell_ Mlll. we Lamb! (UVB) .... .... .. .. .08%-.09. as th-B years l-01| Ol-lwal-d be more at. ¥1<;i3i»(g§l)°°l5l Wh°l°“\° tentize to those things that really

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9'/NW (WD) °- 7-00 From the beginning of your pastor- Potatoes (bushel) . .. .. 60450 hte wltll lla' you have shown ll llllldly Tiii'lilD9 (b“9li°ll ~~ 20'” interest in the welfare of your peo-

giig gvlllllliil ails: -- ple. There are few within the fc-ids 8 5° “B - ' of Saint Andrews Church that you do Pi\i'5i\lDl (ml -0155 _not know in a personal way and all __ Buckwheat (bu|h.) .... 75-90 ahllreclale yall, lleal-ty glwllllg and Wheat (bush.) .... 81.25 -1.50 coldllll llllllll Bll,,k¢_

To you, Mrs. Wright and fainily,_

we extend the same cordial greetings and trust that your walk in life may

’ ' ' - be Ieasant and prosperous and that

bn t It “me 7 youpmay be blessed by the (lliver of

All Good. We would remem er by a

our e es ° klndl word the absent members of

is the question of preserving U10 !l8lil all a safe rel-ufil

sufficiently grave matter to warrant expressed we ask you, Sir, lo accept

your serious attention. _ sift. and your oongrliiiatilin llioillas

Em/lg; a you may e spare g n sa

WE ARE AT YOUR 8 and strength lb wear it.

careful and dascieutlous attention Mus' :".l.‘cK.¢”T’ which our eyeg deserve, and by the 8' M' A KEN'

any diillcaltles that may arise in fut-

ul-‘l~,_ tl:;l't this service worthy your con- FM- Illfglu ull gllndnll ' ° ,_ ,,l,.,,. In Use For0vor30Yeere

IM 7-" rlteil. run daily. lunlly excepted-

" g|| ming lame otha-who me

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these huplle up for the Prlnce ol the story-teller must possess a, goodl .

“I-Ieart Songs” is not a mere collection of words' and music thrown togeather to make a song book, 20,000 people voted the songs in “Heart Songs” the songs of the American people Four years were required to reach a verdict and the result is “Heart Songs,” the song book of the American people. Many of these songs cannot be tound in any other collection They came in yellow, time-worn, tear-stained sheets- that had been sacredly treasured from childhood - some were written out from memory-others were given by titles only- or remembered _verses involving a long search to obtain the whole. _Of the thousands received it is safe to say that the several hundred finally selected-as having the largest number of votes and the highest endorsement-i-represent today the taste of the Americian people in its choice of music. We believe 'that the distribution of ' this unrivalled songcollection will bring more happiness into the homes of our Readers; will do more to make them attractive to young and old; do more to inculcate a love for music; to soften, elevate and refine the home life; to cultivate the noble and higher virtues of the fireside- than any other means we could

adopt. » taint”

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Readers

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for the future, and this should be a As a small token of the sentiments A Vaille at $2.50'-'B Bt 98C.

This Guarantee Goes With Every Copy

1 5 1 ~ " _ _

totiiveiiitiliid-aiitorehizliegrziitsof tl§l““°" °“ °°“°" °' °"° C°““'°“°` We uuhesitatingly state that HEART SONGS is the greatest collection of old a quick reinh-, wo are -pm oauiwed ' w. warrsi-izAo, songs ever produced and will not only please you, but will pleats every member ‘ii “il” ‘"°"'°‘ ‘° “V” ’°“ -°"°““" D. L. M¢KlNNON. f f 'l more than any other single voiumeiyou have everplaeed in

. _ o your ami y _ _

Sli. fi;-°`"l,`f>?i-i°y.fri'°’:ii§°`o;`siili-‘lid ‘iii tlfiii "AW “*'*°- home in years, or your money will be cheerfully refunded _ ` _

ooo-"uit f°“‘i°fi“¢ °f ‘""°" 7° “"° i,,T.'l.°oifiv'§'ll'.i§r '§'iior°'»°}i.°i2ii°'il`¢iil°""r'f.l A million homes own “Heart Song|.”_ Bring it home with you ton

hliinetrlmgiznllttesent iilsh standlns in fresliments were served by the ladies and it will navel. leave. _L°.‘ than 1_4 cent ptr » cmb' °°

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Our »f°f°*° = i>°""‘_‘“°“*‘“"““"°“‘ "°'°"' B' ` / swords and music of each song. Compare this with t -_east

in your town We are not here to-day h _‘_ "ed la' .Irs »

li 1' morrow. Wears hers' _ _ C BHP 99 at P917” ° ' ' _ »

5iiery'd):‘y?, add stand. rehdy to adjustil C R l A - - _

DUT DUT THE BUUPUN N-UW

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Only for

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As explained in

To Guardian

ills

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ular trips to the mainland to this ‘eason iiipreicrriiig this unusual form lute date, -G, oi' anluscmcni_ it is less expensive

____ than the rcfiiiliii- theatre, and the

h\\'I1/ll////ri-;\v0//////_T ..~Hoi_y 1-mul-i-v, soo.-osiown__ '“““‘€ hall- ““_“ °_““”` "W" °"“°’- T°

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