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T5 *AYS $0 this Province

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our N e .fe ways has something of ineei-ut

_ "’ E”°"'-V Gvvd-S .inishneiriz s.°.:.:.u‘..‘: we W-»~ »»~-

Il_lV¢ 8l’1'lV¢d 8Il(l HOW await your inspec, \7!l1l’!i_ll` Qharch, Cheriiozgeggwnl to; fourteen Pikes is no exception tb t

- l“°l'¥'°W lIJ0l'lll!1g at .eleven. ithe latest local news.

i-nie.'i>aze eleven containing nam.

THIS TSBUE --The Guardian

eras?

Our prices are even lower than last ,,,§Pf""'NDm D1B'Pll-*Y-- 'l‘l=° svlw-i orrsrcn. nouns.-'run 'onniaien

~ year' Tnelniiinxioiingiiocoiai-iies iiiimiidfdwb’ 'N"" “‘l.l3“'lIl°°° Departments will

- th “_ U- _ 1 ~ °“ close today at 6.30 nnd eh, N,"

5 in _'N510 l t ll' Ulf

and many saleiil areoheing mzde.m?l:l: 1:3; :°l;°g°£'ht;:em°";°¥ 5" 5-30 P~ "'-

` 9 n a. . th lol-

terdsy the firm receiv d G ' m - °

chocolates and they areenow hlilioiiglz www' .m~°r“mg' " at p°v~ul°' p"°°°' i sK.lTINo ss isou n -

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JUsT A REMINDER -To-night i»"“‘“ b°°“ "‘“*l“¢ f°l' llle Bhtlf-e sea-

. W " |,|,"N'° _ . inn inn; ¢i,,,,,,,,, t i, _nm in o en nna \-.iii i..i\~e their Winn ."° j.*.'»" ER llur Brushes 60c up. brnncn inn tnni irieiid. "Tn: iiiilixfinii-,€'°tl“°dP“°d°f the bw of conditions

» ° non Drug store-is the place to get ii. 0” Xml" dBY-Rial! opens with band in

handsome acka e of chocolates lu” 5"¢°\'“°°ll fl`0lll 3 10 5 and in

" 7'" f ~ ' " ' " "31'-'-`!~ H EV¢i'y1>ackage is fresh, clean and`¢h° °V°l\1ll8 ‘F0111 8 to 10 as usual.

new. The prices range from 35c. to $3_00, AGRICULTURAL SECTION - ln

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_ I ~ XMA3 sr-r0pp1NG___ To_mgh¢_ wup vgricult ral ection which it is hoped

Notice

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\Pl10_l10|_l gtspken _ from now un-

ll next Monday will b finish-

d in tifneifir Christmas de-

very. , Make your appoint

inent today.

The Cook Studio

Where _ Baby is Always

Wel:ome.

' Cf". COOK, Prop.

r'fi;e§;;f""n‘~‘-`:‘ff:2'-::;f;':;:::f;;;:; Jewelry _` -_ FOR-

_ Xmas Gifts

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F -R-E _-E

Come into our oiiiee and have

your teeth examined free of charge. Only takesa few minutes and we will tell you exactly what you need and lt wont cost you one penny,We make teeth and guarantee them to fit exactly' We also guarantee per- fection in Crown and Bridge work Extracting a n d filling without pain price moderate.

Dr. Robins

125 Queen St, Next door Beer & Goffs 10-lmtf Phone 275-J

'Xmas Groceries

Xiiiaswill soon be here and _

with it will come the demand for Xmas Groceiies.

Our stock is complete now'

and we think viill suit the

We have a fine assortment

of'Watche_s, Brooches, Rings,‘ Bracelets, Lockets, Chains, Cuff Lin`ks,Fobs, Scarf Pins,`. -»_Si1VC1°W3!`ei Ebony Goodsi &(`i, ings, Fruits, Nuts Dates,

&c. _

We make no extra Cha;-ggi' eroiislomeiiti n.

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for' engraving. L

C.. W. Patterson it n

i V Ieweller

PREFERRED SUICIDE T0

__ _ » ATTEMPT To snav KING

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_ ROME; December 22.-The Giornal liflcglfa publishes a sensational story

eng ggqet that ii young anarchist

ii-anry Dal Ferro of San Giovanni in Persiceto near Bologna who was de- signated _hy lot to assassinate Kill!! Victor Emanuel attempted to com- mit suicide rather than csflv 0"* hill mission. Ferro, _says the paper. is nowiin n hospital in a serious con-

most fastidious.

We have received a fine

assortinent of Raisiiis, both cooking and eating, Patras Curraiits, Candied Feels, Confectionery, Spices, Flavor- _

Figs,and othergoods too unin-

` Dcu‘t forget to give us a | call for your Xmas Groceries.

Beer & Gofi’s

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' m:¥;°"is your coal bin? Pe‘ter f-' V

i¢__i'A__iii,l-it new with s°°fl will “l .a_notreet~priee__._ Q as

: you a Merry Clllum

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' Wcwish All 0u_r .`“\»

Customers The Scason’sOreetings \`~ The Bayer Studio

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of ihe Wiltshire Dairying As-

at z o’clock »p. in. Te der

be received by 01° ii to 2 nlclock ofthe ra e

hall on Monday lflll- 13» 19

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for the Macufséllll? °

°r iidredyand salary PGI m9‘“ll° _M°k.°~r ' his his own l'=lP A

Dentist? DR. C. H. EER 8urgeonDentist

Berlin Dental Parlors C Richmond St. Phone ISSJ Over l-‘rows Bro .

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‘ The annual general meeting'

what they consider the best display

sh h them The prices are

hers, as a boy, the incident recalled by C. C. Gardiner in a recent letter

ther, a ship builder of St. John, N. B., and wishing to come to his homei in Prince Edward Island and finding. that thy boats had left him made a lone journey on foot after walking from St. John to Cape Tormentine.

Tl-IE WEEK OF PRAYER- The

Week of Prayer will be observed in Charlottetown this New Year, Jan. 6 to 11.0n Monday night Jlan.6 there will he two services and the subiect. of the meetings will be Thanksgiving and Humiliation. Rev. T. Marshall will speak at St. James Church and Rev. G. C. Taylor at Central Chris- tian Church. On' Tuesday evening the meeting will be in the First Me- thodist Church and the subject will

the speaker. On Wednesday there

Nations and Rulers. On Thursday the service will he in Zion Church in

will give the address. On Friday evening there will_he services in the Baptist and Peop1e's Churches. 'Ihe subject will he The Home and Reli- gion. Rev~. T. F. Fullerton will speak 't the Battist chrrch and Rev.

:nut be the last chance to do Xmas shop ,hill prove of general interest and

- ‘ ping. There is no gift so sppreciet- l”“`u°“\°l`lY t0.l°\'l1l°fH This section

ed by ladies as a box of good choco- Wm ll* f“l'“l'° be 8 NB*-ure 0! the Sat- lates. They are the strong feature of ‘-“d°'Y m°l`lllllE Blld FI'l<lBY *Welling The McKinnon Drug Store and have\°‘llf-l°llB-

MATINEE XMAS:-There will beg,

ever own y . » _ right' mm matinee Christmas Day at the Peo-

____ _p1e's Theatre. The doors will open

INCIDENT RECALLED__ Johnllat 3.30 and the performance starts

White of Charlottetown informs The at 4 p'm' The program mclud" th* unnniiinn nnnt ne distinctly mnem-lM“"°“1 M‘“"“- l‘l°*“'°“ ‘md “ bag

oi candy for the little ones.

WILL PROBATED_- The will of

published in this paper. The man _ .t _~n'~:::..:“e.°..i. M.-..1:;:“°ii ‘i'i::‘°:.‘:; time employed with Mr. White's la-'given' for probate Dec Z6 “HQ Ac_

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cording to the inventory the estate is valued at about $60,000. To the P. E. Island hospital he hequeuths $1,000 direct, to his wife he leaves all his household effects and the interest of his money, which is in trust for the l'. E. Island hospital and whi-r is to he used to build a wing to said hospital at the death ot his wife, to his daughter, Eleanor Gertrude, he gives $3,000 in cash and $2,000 at the death of his widow. _

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PEtrsunAl

M. Berrigan, Bedford, was in Chnr~

lottetown yesterday.

G 0'Hanley, St Peter’s was n

he 'In This The Deninivn Hnni- in Min»| _ _- - - . sions? Re-,_ vp_ W_ M-,lrphy Wm be visitor to Charlottetown yesterday.

G R Mont omer Montague, was

will‘~be meetings in St. Paul’s School - ° rg 1 t Room and at Grace Methodistlg passenggr ro? d ar cittetown to Church. Rev. J. Heaney will speak ) “ummere e yes er ay B er“°°“‘

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E282; Clililliii aDg.hl;e§“b].ectM;{`ifan 3 Mrs. Frank Hesrtz, Charlottetown,

. ' _wus o. passenger to Souris yesterday

afternoon.

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the interests ofthe British and For- L S G d R e wth was B eign Bible iS°°i°ty' Rev' Z# L' Fam passenger ¢ii:oiiin'Chii.)rBloll;tetown to his

home yesterday afternoon.

to spend Christmas with 'Chief Jus tice Sullivan.

il.. F. Floyd at the Peoplefs ,Church. The services will he- gin ouch night at seven thirty

o’cl . minutes long and there will he much prayer in accord with the purpose of the Week of Prayer the world over.

:zsmokers Goods,-We have an ex- cellent assortment of cased pipes, tobacco pouches, cigar and cigarette holders and case smoking sets, ash trays, tobacco jars, poclnt lighters, cigars of all kinds in Xmas nackages

bove articles were specially selected

Miss Pearl Crockett, York, has re-

_ turned home from Charlottetown

Ollk ThE 8ddl`€S5¢9 Wlll be tell where she was the uest of Miss Bes-

sie Pro\vse.

tzlf that friend of yours is a smok-

er he would be really "t.iekled‘if you Fave him a good cased pipe-that is if the Dive is a good one. We bake just received e splendid line of cased pipes. many of them were specially selected from an agent’s sample line, including lirlsr, genuine caiabnsh and meerschaum. The stock is unusually l

Good Values in Y Carving Sets

steel two grades 2.75 and . . . . . . . . ._ . .. 3.25

O.ner cases carvers ranging in piicetiom

3.50ti .. . . . . ... l5.00'

good, n splendid one and the case

(l0's and 25'sl and everything at __ smoker could wish fo,-_Au of the a_'are plush and silk lined. Make your

lection toda Prices range to $5.

se y. Th M Kinnon Dru Co corner Gt

at k _~ e c g . h;;tia\iilleC;irfi:s.ml;i t;i3dl?'oiii;\ii]r.mCedti‘:liG°°rg° ‘md Kmt sts' ' Mt' hlrngstore, Sunnyside. 12-13Mtl. I __ » E-1' ___ YV. _ 4

Arena Rink

ssiisos -ornus xmas Niciir

_ Band In Attendance

T I CKE T S _

Gents $3.50 Ladies $2.50 Children $1 50

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‘°"‘“"‘ ll Peoples Theatre _|_|__l.§,‘_;‘.',I‘,;’.“‘

Introducing;-Musical Mule,

p YF---Mum? The Aus trdlian. .*.===M---I-'-'°|mm

Presenting Their Cpmedy Novelty Act

' “A Mash On Market Day”

Ducks, Cats and s llost

¢ll»~|N5» N55' '""°5' Pm" """“'i 'pf Novel Instruments.

"" Also QV ~-

l Bqly Lola

The Child Wonder.-

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Under- Two Flags

0uids's greatest story---a Thanhouser classic in --TWO REELS-`~

ln acrobstie specialty lwednesdey md Thursday

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Matinee Christmas Dsy--_Csnily lor they little ones

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Thrhc New Pictures

To-Night Entire cllsnle throughout

on Weilnesilsy. i ~

swan _cAi.irssi.L. _

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Cl||'lsi_inss_ _

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Children

Mr, and Mrs. McManus. Meinrsm- cook, have arrived in Charlottetown

Alleiry .

_ The o, oislluihwotc

_ _ ’ or»aroioroisoro'reteeeororai.“

A ~ mrs 1n‘Pn1soNmini~i'r.

' BRANTFORD, Ont., Dec. 23-The _death sentence of Arthur A, Ellis for _kiiling his brother-in-low has been 'cornmuted to life imprisonment,

suoormo accmsznr

.yr Minnnirrou

MIDDLETON. Dec. 21.-A serious

shooting accident occurred this after- noon at Nlctaux Falls. Two boys, lnverett Whitman. son of Herbert Whitman, and Willie Crawford, each aged about fourteen years, went out shooting. As they were climbing a hill Crawford stumbled discharging his rifle a. thirty~two caliber piece. The Whitman lad who was in advance received the bnnei in nin nnnk. A6 soon as possible help was secured. The boy was carried to a neighboring house. Dr. F. B. Messenger, who was summoned, failed to find the bullet which he fears has entered the boy's bowels. If this should prove correct the chances of recovery are poor.

CHICAGO BOASTS OF

GENEROUS SANTA CLAUS

CHICAGO, Ill., Dec. 21.-Showers

of gold and loads of turkeys were distributed by a generous Santa Claus throughout Chicago's business district to~day. It is estimated that at least $2,000,000 wan distributed nn bonuses among the employes of in- dustries, banks and big stores, with the probability that the total will he raised to $3,000,000 by the addition of gifts deferred until Christmas Day or the end of the year. The biggest givers were the large factories and mercantile establishments that have adopted the profit-sharing plan.

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Practically all of the banks and bro- _ kersge houses presented their em- ployes with gold pieces, from $5 to $20, in most cases according to rank and length of service.

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We Wish All Our Customers °--the Entire Public" A Right Merry Xmas

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“Last M inute” Gifts

For a ‘ iart minute" gift suggestion there is nothing better th 'ln li ‘uso

slipperr, near, war n, comfortab e and natty lsoking hon e slippers iii il will give you the acme ol' comfort while you are indsors.

Lo. k over these values Call in and select your style to lay.

\h'omen's in felt, kid and satin §§¢ (0,,

Men'nii\ fell, kid ani velvet 6Sc to... Girls'2§clo .... .. Hove’ 50cm .. Cni|dren`s 25:: lo. ._ ..... ._

ALLEY fi? CO.

.. ......$3

.. $2

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Liberal Discounts for Cash

Set consisting of knife and fork, stig nr

c luloid liandlis, four grades $1.50, 1.15, 2 00 and ..... ...$2.25

Set in leather ease, plush lined 3,riece~',

nickel ferrul s and blade of finest .Sheffield

Some Last Moment Gift Suggestions

lf you are puzzled about what to give the articles offered

here Will solve the problemfor you. You can select from any of the articles offered in this list with the 'certainty of giving a gift that will please, be useful, practical and serviceable all through the year and for many years thereafter. _

Let this ad solve the gift giving problem for you and a

selection from this list is bound to please.

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Free Delivery to all , parts of

the City

Carvers on satin lined cards 'wo grales

52and............................ $3

Knives and Forks, white,

black or red wood handles, $1.25 to $3 a dozen.

Knives with white cellulold

handles, dessert size $2. 50 to $8 Diimer size $3 to . . $8.50

A limited line of celluloid

hand ed dessert and dinner knives, good values, strong and durable $2 and $2.50 n dozen. Silver forks to match $1.80 to ..... $7.50 doz.

Table Cutler at Close Prices ’

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Nevada :i vcr goods, vi ry

serviceab`e, never tarnishes Tea spoons 75: and 850 a dcz n; dessert spoons $1 85 o dozen; table spoons $2 on a dozen; dessert forks 31.8011 dozen; table forks $2 a rlczer; knives, 6 d\vt sterling silver to the dozen $2 50 and 2.7;; kiiv.s S dwt silver to dozen 1.3and . . . . . . ._.$3.15 ._

occo case

Old s le razor 50c to

1847 Rogers Bros. gvods

shown in three paiieriis. This cutlery is warranledvfor ro years. Teaspooris $4. dessert spoons $7 a dozen, tahle- spooiis $8 a dizcii, dessert forks 1,7 a dry. n, 1 inner forks $8 ii dozen, dessert ki ivcs 55,50 a drzzn, i i mer ki ives

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rtic es for avers

Gillette Safot Riwor, German Silvi-rliolilcr iiiiil limiillv, :mil 7;” _

12 double edged biiules in handsome satin lined nickel or leather ciise $5. Pocket size gold plated $5.50. 'l`i'uvclliiig set, incliidiiig

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razor, brush and shaving soup in loutliei' cuss $6.50, ‘_ r / V

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Other safety ra'/.ors 750, 1.25. 2.00 nnd......... 00

Strapping machines for siiarpeniiig safety riiziir liliiili-s 750.

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\ Shaving brushes including Rubhsrset l.'ic to...... _ ....?.00

Scis-ors, Bokers ce'f brated

“Tree Brand’ ' for embroidery, manicure and house at lowe t- pri 'es.

Bread knives, wood, bone

atiduickelplated handles 20: $3 50. Clmniois knife purses to$i.75cach. _ iocriud .... |52

P .kt knives 5,000 to _ _ 0 0 0 bm, ,earl \lzmicure =efs in leather,

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ivory and .-ing handles, 5c to pliishlined cases 1.25 to..$5

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