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, THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN PAGE FIVE

GERMANY MADE Pl.ANs 'ro AN. wrrzsn

NEX S LAND.

PARIS. Dec. 19.~As proof that Ger-

many made plans to annex Switzer. land the Matin Prints Photographs of German ten and twenty pfenmng Bmnps, across which are printed in black letters, "Schwiez. ten centlmes," and “Schweiz twenty-five eeutlmes." The editor claims that he has stamps of this kind.in his possession.

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1’ Christmas Beverage

and he was closely watched. The ex- ion who last them While she Skim' cltenient began when the man was in- 1" her ~h°m° ha* been' s°1"d‘ 'um formed that he was om m he curls were found in ir suit case under

Shll'ik@<\» bringing the guards down. sleep.

Welcome

If you wish to s t e Sevln s

Account- do not lietsifate becsuie

you have only a small sum to

- egin with; you will be welcome

at our omce. Some of our large accounts began as deposits of $1.

It is our aim to have customers

come to us with the feeling that we will attend to their business with pleasure. ra

The Bank of Nova Scotia

Quritll - ~ - 6 6,000,000 burnlus - - - - lii,oo0,ooo Tuul Resources - $50,000,000

ISLAN U l.'2R1iN\IH ES

h, Charlottetown - Siinimerslde

/klberton. O'Lcsr-1 -~ Kensingxon Victoria ' . Moiitnguo

liijured

KAISER'S FRIEND SAFE.

LONDON, December 21.- During

the lionibardment of Scarboroiigli,

iiids. rcsideiitc iii the viry cvuirc

ot the town. Iler husband and she are

`they eiitvriaiiiod in London three years ago, while Prince Henry of Prus-

`\igl|‘s_i‘osiilciice, though formiin; a roiispicuoiis target had ii. wonderful vsczipc, s\i|l'crin|; no injury whatever, though buildings on both sides were .J:idl_\' destroyed.

The niun was dazed, but not seriously The loss of the young woman's hair

SeveI'1ty_t‘v0 emo ll discovered when she arose and found

Pemwawa Amgng uI1‘€m“"‘:;`e filhielé I0 what was left bndly_bol>bed. has fur- ‘Inian who attempted to cdniiiliit siilririclii ;x[:l:;(,1.3,(,);";,nOf1`,f,|.`e £I,`,l;c1pB'l topws of

,, ' " ' \ c o . --- ’.$112.5'§,?l§§.?.?;f”‘T“i?J‘ ..§l.".§’ Z$¥iF“§‘il "1 ‘°’“‘“"" “”°“‘"i"f= “M I “M being held as witnesses in the Scha- going t'0.1e“V° Brashmr and that I fm- ¢,aSe_ was packing my grip” she said in re-

icounting her experience f-ir the several hundredth time.

"Look in thc suit #asc then, sug-

gested one of her pra.cti\‘a‘. hcnirrs. lAnd in the suit case was the miss- iulz hair and thc scissors, which the voung lady had wielded on it

lliiailyll.<imicslioro\li§h was at 'her lius--` Misa Loft has beg" A B0mm;,nbuuSt

for several Years and has had anum-

ing in her sleep.

. :ilu was tlieir guest at Scarborough the 350 FOVXD MAN FALLS To DEATH l_vcar previous, iicconipunicd by Adinii'-I "*` nl Count hlunstcr. 'l'hc Loncsboro- NEW YORKJJHC- 2'!--S8l1\U6i BOY16 .-

00 years old, weigliing 350 pounds fell from the iifth story of thc Vic- torin llotel gt No. 9|) Bowery to the roof of a one stor extension

y .

' Feeling ill early in the morning,

_V V _ h J’ lioyic arose and went to the window

for air. 1-ic fell Out. of the window, and when he struck the roof of the

` extension the noise- was heard by a

clerk who notified the police.

Two policemen, three persons liv-

ing ii. the hotel mid an nuribuluncc

.One cent per word first insertion ln this column half cent "er word Surgeon carried him d°w“'b“t it was

’ ‘ necessary to remove it window with

each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge its (mme before he cnuld be taken Twenty-tive cents. from the "00f-

;;;l;A mellt'-'U SB-id ]‘0y]€ iocumrly 53 the

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WANTED-SALESMEN EXCLUSIVE

lilies. pernianent, big uzirnings guar-

' anteed, no experience; ten vacan-

rics. Write Luke llrotlivrs, Linlit- ctl, .\’lontreul. |377-1-12-2iM0i.

.TsTaNTs WANTED--'ro sou for “'riw

Old Reliable Fontlilll Nurseries." Wo teach our men to sell. lixpcrieiice unnecessary. lligliest commission paid. llundsonie tree equipment. Stone & Wellington, 'i‘oi~onto, Ont.

0945-12-12inE52i

AGENTS:--“THE WORLDS GREAT- EST WAR," including t.‘o.nnda's part. Profusely iliiiszrutod with actual bat- tle scciihei. Ilecoril seller. Mako scvcii dollars daily. Sample hook free on promise to cuiivriss. Liiiscott Com- pnny, Brantford.

fEf4.tL§-rs.P WANTED

WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework in t`uiull_v of two. Apply Mrs. ('. B. Cliupprll, llrighton.

T044-12-1Sl\li1`.

52 A DAY sAi.AR\7"i=`oi=i`i`NTEu_|-

gent ninrried or single women for work around home or liberal remun- eration for spare time. Mrs. David- son, llrnntford. H_____ ____"_____ WANTED, A1' once, A cial. .r-'on

general housework. ADDW M0118 grime, 0004-10-10l\rltf.

For slits _ _

i-'on' sA`iLEl7`PA|as neo Foxes.

.l. ll. Jiitlsioii l"0x lillllvilillll (-0-- Ilox 155, Vlinrlotlctoivii.

1012-12-l9l\llw.

i=T>Ts`A`iIEf§iIVE`§ "sEA'c'i<"Fox Es

absolutely free of red :ind rust. Ono Thousand Dollars por llHll'- 1`l“‘5§` are yenrling foxes, nlso cross foxes from fifty 1° H1‘\'1‘111>'-fl\'0 W1' <'<‘“‘~ black und silver. $175 lJ“l` llillf- AH ure guaranteed us rcpri-.st\iitctl. llulf cash on piirclinsc must iiccoinptiill order by wire in New lork (Ati funds. All goods ilcllvf~i‘cd ut Monc- ton for tiuul uettleinent. All pay' ments refunded it' text-s ni-c iio.4i§; reprrsenterl. Jipliiii-s\:/\.Yl\i1li&.

Tlilrd St., llroo yii2;§5.0_1_é'wM17L

_ ' - " ' ' "‘“"“"' ' """¢`n\cn tried to lift him. “Tliey've got

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ONE OR TWO PAIRS OF FOXES

can he rnnclied by experienced ran- cher ncur (Iliarlotetown, terms reas- onable. Apply Box 4-ill Charlotte- town. 7025-12-17l\ltl'.

s'1TwsEK AND Expenses. To

travel, appointing local representa- tives. Whitfield Liiiscotl. lsi'aiit~ ford.

WANTED.- A sov Asour. is

years old as an apprentice. Apply to W. N. Tanton, Watchmsker.

6014-10-12Mtf.

SITUATIONS lliiCilNT-FEMl\Ll§

LADIES WANTED T0 DO EASY,

pleasant, coloring work at home. (‘an inuke $15 to $20 weekly. Ex- perience unnecessary, no cavvuss- iiig. National I)ecoruting Co., Dept. N. 09 Adelaide St. East, Toronto, Ont. 7036-12-l7l\lE2Gi.

~,.5l.Wl\Il9!*_$.,_"_5E“_"_T___

ANY RESPECTABLE MAN OR W0-

inan can make $2 to $4 daily '-1 trlhuting religious literature. Ch’ .ice for promotion; spare hours mu/ be usod. Home Bible League, li 'ant- ford.-

WANTED

aww r-I-:ONT ROOMS, WITH BOARD.

187 Prince Street. 6955-1115i

WA“'l‘Tl"'El.iZBi\7“ii` young luoy, board iii

rt privuic family. Room alone. Ap- ply at this oiiice. 0946-11-14nitf FOXES WANTED.- l HAVE AN OR-

dcr with cusli to purchase six pairs Class A. foxes born 1014. Parties liuving same for sale please write quickly giving lowest price, N. R.l<., mire Guurdiiin. |3974-ll-14M3i

FEMALE F6S<`wAN1'ED To MATE with ft high grade patch male, Is- land bre<l,nbout 85 pci' cunt. black is nine ni-onthe oln and well devel- oped. Good ranch. l".usy terms. Ap- ply to Caretaker Railway Mutual

Fox ond Fur Co.. Ltd.. K4'-1\SiY\1l' 10,., P, E. I. 7050-12-i.~<nsi.

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30th P. EJ. Light Horse i

' t be made to recruit in_ this Pro-

vin¢;\¢i)1n;ff;<;f£i;ifl rdh at war strength (149 ot all ranks) for overseas scivice with the 2nd. Contingen .

V As several months must necessarily be spent in

ti%ai§in8. applicttitilgiilits I;1;>E,Ii;§nl‘;‘;‘;§fiI§°f3“ef;i;’f,f1sf , otisregimen. . - "- t ers ot suitable 2186 ?"_d Physlqué with or Wlthou

previous military framing-

Thig will probably be the last oapiortunity for

the formation of 21 overseas service.

distinct P- E- IS d ”mt_,f°r

' Application mill’ be made toi-

Maiof J, A. Stewart, (Union Rd.)

0. C. UAH Squgdf0fl» `

_ E_1 men (Summcrsidel

Mala' 'fiyf sqiiudroii,

' or to the undersi8¥l¢d _ E_ mg; Lieut. C01. - . A o_ G 31,,,,,p.E.i.,L.u. _ W C Cooke, “Pam mm

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Who is Fantomas?

“Why don‘t you get the tire depart-

a good derrick I believe. ~i

When taken to Bellevue llospital he

became unconscious and it developed that he had suiicred internal injuries. ,Ho died a few hours later,

SHE CALLED HIS B'l2Ul~`F‘.

"I never loved anyone but you."

“Nonsense."

"You ure the light of my life.”

"l've licsi-d.th:it before." “I <‘mi't live without your love.” “Loose talk." “Iii I could only tell you how ini.ch

I love you!"

“Get some new stuff." -“Will you ,marry me?"

"Well, now you‘re talking."

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D To su|c|DE. U NIGHT PARADE . BY si-lock or Fins. |

Monrauai., nec. 21.* A German CUTS on “RLS

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,,e,f',§’,§‘,§’§,§’,,,;“2,§,“§,_ “‘§n‘,’;‘,'§;g‘s§§;‘;'; saAsHi-;.\ii, no.. Deemser 21.- created such a fuss Wednesday night The mystery of what became ot the that guanis were rushed down stairs, pretty “axe” curls °f Miss Cmda

U (4 .nnwlllin

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“ E H taken

ua io the prison Qgmp at pe;awawa_ |m_ ber bed, and because of 8 dream

inedlately lie heard it, he begun to which Bile recalls ha"-“E that flight dash his head against the wall. His Bile 19 Couvinced that She Cl-it Them wii'r who, nas in the same rooiu 011 herself while walking in her

LONDON, Dec. 21.- (Correspond-

ence of the Associated Prcss)- The extraordinary effects of shell ilro up- on those who are forced to undergo it, are being discussed ut length in the British medical journals. - An English surgeon now attached to a Paris hospital reports the cases of four men who show absolutely no truce of bodily wounds, but who are now struck deaf and dumb by shell explos- ions; iieither of them has anything wrong with his organs of speech or hearing, but is suffering simply from shock. A third cannot see, caused by a. nervous shock. There is nothing the matter with his eyes and complete

recovery is promised after a period of

quiet and rest.

The fourth inan's experience left his

mind blank.

Field Surgeons coiitributed accounts

ot’ the manner iii which death comes from shell tire. In some cases men are found stiff iii death in life-like at- titudes, so that the stiffness, clniracter- istic ot' a. corpse must have come on at the very moment oi’ death.

Some of the field surgeoiis have at

*tributed this to thc action ot' a poison-

, _ . _ 1 - f _ -|- . _ ' ous gas given off bv the new

personal friends ot the Kaiser, whom -M .0 qlle" UdVel1i2L\I‘cs “nie walk »

_ ` _ _ . . explos- ive. “turpentine." One ot' the patliole gists a -Guy's Hospital, however, con- tradicts that theory.

_ DUDLEY ARRIVES

AT STATE PRISON.

Tl-IOIVIASTON, Mc., Dec., 21.- Dr.

lLionei E. Dudley, under sentence of from ten to twenty years for the dcalli of Mildren Sullivan, began serving his term at the State prison tonight.

“l shall try to take my inedicine

like 11 man.” the I'i~esquo isle physi- cian said, as lie entered the prison with Sheriff Bryson. ‘It will be my aim to coiiduct ii1_\'scli‘ as to shorten my term as much as poi-sible."

Dr. Dudley was granted all possible

freedom by the ollicors during the long journey from lloultoii. l-le was not iiianacled at any time and read and sinolrcd at will.

EUGENIC BOY AN

ELEVEN POUNDER.

MILWAUKEE, \Vis., Dec. 2l.--- The

first offspring ot' ii Wiscoiisin cugenic marriage has been recorded. lt's zi boy, weights 11% pounds, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward MacDon- ald. ot' Washburn.

They were the first couple in be eu-

genically married in that country. and the first couple wedded iii the state, whore the bride. as well as thc bride- llioom, passed the eugeiiic luw test, though the law provides only for tho brldgroom's being tested.

The State llealth Department had :i

chance to try its much discussed inten- tion ot` requesting the parents ol` the first cugenic babe to name the child Eugene, or Eugenie, ns circiiinstaiiccs might require.

::Our Toilet Sets make pleasing

gifts. Have you stopped to tiiiiik how delighted she would lie to receive a nice comb, brush and inlrror, neatly packed in a plush case. Prices $5.00 to $8.00. The lViucKiinion Drug Co., corner Great George and Kent Streets.

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WAR TRIE SLEEP WALKER IN SENSE8 PABALYZED , V - ,

Useful Christmas Gifts -1

Always give the most lasting pleasure, both to giver and recipient. Why

not make it a rule this year to give your friends presents that will be of real service to them for many days to come. There is no better place to purchase sensible Christmas gifts than at this store. Our stock is very complete and includes a wide variety of _new goods that are well worthy of your inspection. Here are a few sug-

gestions that may help you.

Q3 , Gem Food Chopper 75c

A This would makea most ac-

_/' ceptable gift for the housewife-

J one which is necessary in every __ 1 kitchen. Cuts raw and cooked ,, " meats, vegetables of all kinds, © 3, fruit of all kinds, -biscuits, bread,

-‘~- -' eggs, etc. Three sizes 75C, 1.25

and 1.50 each. .

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The universally used Polish Mop.

Millions in use the world over. This would make a most appropriate gift. Put up in nice lithographed tins. Price $1.50 each

0’Cedar Polish 25c, 50c and $1.00

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3 Minute Bread Makers

Open Kneads dough thorolghly in

Evening; tlirticgi fiiiiiiiitfzs-}bettéei° tlliiailifyou

- cou o i‘>v an in a an

Chgilgias hour. The “Universal” 3 min-

ute bread maker is used and praised by thousands of people. Price each $2.00, $2.50.

lflltiéfyl Is Always Welcome

Tliere’s surely something in our

showing of cuiery waiting for you. 3 piece Carving Set in handsome plush case, an elegant set containing knife, fork and steel, (English make.) Special

- Xmas price $2.50 each. Other car-

Other Gift Suggestions

Brass Lady Kettles-2 sizes, a real nice

present $2 and 2.25 each.

_ Nickel plated tea pots are dainty and inexpensive. 90c and 1.00 each.

1857 R0ger Bros Silver Ware in

Tea Spoous 4.00 and 4.50 per doz. Dessert Spoons 7.00 per doz. Table Spoons 7.50 pci' doz. Tea Knives 5.00 a doz. Dinner Knives 600 per doz. Tea and Dinner Forks 6.00 and 8.00 per doz.

Nevada Tea Spoons wears the same

throughout, never tarni.~lies Large size Tea Spoons 90:1 a doz, Dessert Spoons 1.50 a doz, Table Spoons 2.00 a doz., Dessert and Table Forks 1.50 and 2.00 a doz.

8 dwt. Silver Knives make an ex-

cellent gift 2.50 and 2,75 a doz.

Handsome Alarm Clocks, a large

assortment 75c to 2 25 each An egctens- ive assortment of pocket knives ranging in price from 5c to 2.00 each. Perfection Oil Heaters, 3 sizes, 3 85, 4.25 and 5.00.

vers from $3 to $10 per set.

_ Our line of gifts-knives and forks

--is the finest in the city. Our prices are right. INVESTIGATE.

Skates for Boys and Girls

_ Strong Spring Skates, sizes 8 to 12, per

pair 50C.

Hockey Skates, strong an durable, 450

a pair. Arctic Special Hockey (as illus- trated) a strong skate 1.50 per pair. Yukon Hockey, similar to above, nickel plated 1.25 per oziir. Ladies Automobile Hockey. “Some Class.” 2.50 per pair.

Model ‘D” Automobile, for skaters

and hockey players who know what part good skates are in the game, (Guaranteed) 6.00per pair. Horkey sticks lllc, 20C, 35c and 45c. Pucks l0c, 25c and 50c each.

Grafton Street

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I ` Grafton

Simon \V. Crabbe i gf,-.et

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for you lasting only till

Dec. 31, 191-4

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Do you wish to join a PROSPEROUS, PRUGRESSIVE

and WELL ESTABLISHED Company.

1 AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $750000 PAR VALUE OF SHARES $10.00 `

THE JOH . D NN S,

1 PEDIGREED FDXES, LTD.

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0 is ranched by John R. Dinnis the wizard Rancher

Is Managed by the strong. Board of Directors

\Nrite for our Herd Book which gives an idea of the quality

_ A, _ of the foxes. M, p

i” A A I-lead 0Hice“ Charlottetown, P. E. I. ` Box 147

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