_ DEGEMBER 11 1914 Tim ~0HARLofr'rE'rowN GUARDIAN “"’"”-* ""*"”""" """"' PAGE ilva'

Fitted Toilet

Cases and Leather Rolls

We have an unus all f fitted with anno and léooib, i'i"rfisil'§§iiii§'§io‘li'°§i§‘f‘l>r°2f§S in Ebony and French Ivory The Emmy came ppm; and silver mounted Prices run from 1 50 to 10 00'

THE LEATHE1* RULLS Wlth Ebony fittings are

om 3:32151; rim eszift moods. soiiii leather with boa ooai

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come in very pleasmg colors w th h bb

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We have imported th f est saga oiayiootgafals eye; si§‘owRTiT€i?2°fT?»$€§i’yS‘€$?.¥ 51253

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gmdaus Fancy Back P1153 g carséis a fine assortment of

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DRUGGIST

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ready for occupation Men are work ing steadily and expect to have the

building ready by the first of the year

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Get Her Chocolates Here

Her chocolates are here as ure,

clean and fresh as it is possib e to procure them-arrayed in all their holiday splendor

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ing of those delicious sweets, it

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Nfld of forty four hours She is now at the Marine Wharf loading Army

ing will be completed to night the loadliig being continued all night, and she will leave for her destination, Le

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Smoke and Chew

Hickeys Twist Tobacco

Millions of plugs sold yearly Because it is

the best

Hickey & Nicholson Tob Co i.ii-i-.iced

Manufacturers M H Plwne 345

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S ersid Alex Stewart of Marsh

‘The General Executive is composed of Messrs A H Wetmore St John,

George Henderson, Halifax, N S

T Higgs, Bruce Stewart. Charlotte wn, PEI Capt J O Read, Sum erside, P El H G. Grant, Newi asgow Thomas Williams, Moncton,i B G W Montgomery, Truro, NS he purpose of this movement is to si over to the people of the Maritime

Provinces their own resources and to give them a greater confidence in them It is hoped that thc nieellng will result iii advertising the resources of the provinces and bring them to the attention of thc outside world Among those who are invited to take part in this meeting are the Premier, Hon J A Mathieson, and the Commissioner ot Agriculture, Hon Murdoch McKinnon

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ISLANDERS LEAD AGAlN-Prince

Edward Island cxliibitors will appear very prominently in the lull prize list of the Amherst Winter Fair, when lt

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A Good Record

The benefits of saving one s earnings and in

vesting in reliable life insurance policies is illustrat ed by the following facts

The North American Life Assurance Co

Has returned in cash settlements to its P E I

policyholders since January lst, 1914 the sum of $25 65300 It has also paid death claims during this year in this province of $5 930 00

' Much Larger Results

k 1915

will l§cfi§l‘f1§r5(i?il1?l?e lg. be a sharerf Write us for

latest pamphlets illustrating best plans. Kindly

J K ROSS,

Provincial Manager Masonic Block, Charlottetown

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for the second time for best exhibit of seed grain Mr Richard Creed, of Al

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bion took the trophy for est c c tion of grain Messrs McRae & Son are winners in Ayrshire Messrs Lea & Clark, Victoria, Mr Melville Leard, Kensington, took a number of prizes for herds, while the Messrs Boswell and Cephas Munn as usual practically ‘cleared up all that was to be won in sheep Mr L H D Foster captured six flrsts, two seconds and one sixth out of 11 entries or Plymouth nooks and also took six ri/es for dressed

poultry and a number of prizes for grain

REV W J KIRBY RETIRES-The

Rev W J Klrbv. pastor of the Point de Bute Methodist church, proposes

by the late Mr Alber Carter, and subsequently occupied by the late Mr

rn n wio ias so i a optei oiiit ic Bute as a locality lor super nuinctary residence And yet the facts that it is

Havre’ France, to morrow morning the oldest’ lgetlioldist c(i]rcuit iiii tliie Do

The oats and freight represent a value mm 0" 0 'alla 3- ‘ln lllill ll l WGS lil D b ll S V I G <»f W0 lu"Dan,..l§?‘mtt‘1iz“::;,i,“25°" ss 'S 'S Wlt “ul °“ l l e “P‘°"m° a "6 Will!

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MENT-At A ll l, Tl tl i D 5 t t R

Dwemben 17, This; WW; beulllgdaa than spend some of his leisure hours 0 e e 0 conference of those who are interested ln the restful Years to Come lll lll9‘

in Mme M°v@m@»t frtttzimsrtrna 2:°l;’:,§e°fsl.‘;‘::,‘1:‘::‘;'; Patron H P Th l

f tl ui l hist ical S

0 ie req re( oi knowledge are slowly but surely passing away,

oblivion is a public benefactor of the best type -Mr Kirby was at one time pastor of Grace Church, Charlotte town

WEDDING BELLS-The following

is taken from the Ottawa Evening Jouiiial of December lst - An uii usually liitercsliiig eveiit took plate

a double cerénioiiy was solemnised Their daughter, Miss Fay Wallaie, was united to Mr Allan Harvey Taylor, oi’ Aylmer, soirof the late Mr and Mis Alexander l‘avlor of Ottawa, and Mrs Wallace’s inode, Miss Bessie Mar giierite Daniels daughter ol’ the late Mi' and Mrs F '(‘ Daniels was iiiarricd to Mr David Addison Maciicill ol Belle ville, Ont son,of Dr It Ma<Neill and Mrs MacNeill, of Cliarlottetown, l’ El

Uerkiiis, Waverley Street, Ottawa The ceremony took place in the drawing room, where the window

white chrysiinthemums Both brides were unattended Miss Wallace was

Daniels, of Ottawa Rev M Lough, pastor of the Aylnier Methodist Church ofliciated Miss Wallace wore a richly "f"“""f‘ ~~ mauve chiffon velvet and Q Freiicll

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embroidered chiffon waist with lv two million Jews have been driven

§ ` louilws nfilierrv anlolir Her hat was from llieir homes in Russian Poland,

of velvet to match the costume, and iucurdliii; 10 B- Nllllegrdlll fl‘0ll\ U10

‘ Y- ~ »---‘-'-" 7-- -~"` ' ~~ 1 `-"" ~ - \ ai tiilnllleu with white ospreys

ll’etrogrud oifiie of the Jcwhih (olon

_ She wore u corsago bouquet of pink'l»ation iisismiation. made publii here

It Qlye |30 buy lil tlill |pr0Vll\G¢ Darrow IN 5;] JOHN Mme Lmnse roses and also the groom's gift, altoday bi the Amcrliun .lcwish ltelict’

”"""' y' who so e um? “g°.p‘ayed an pearl necklace When going away ioininitteo Thc message in part

HE l'l°T°U 3°AT -The 95» engagement in ‘the leoples Theatre' she wore erminc furs Tho other bride reads as follows ’ ,

Northumberland docked at Charlotte fl‘“l'l?'-:°,§,‘:;';h_e° lgaylng l" the locked lovely in a costume of plum town last evéning at625oclock mliefl _»__ ° ll cglourgd clilfflon i{(elvet und ii blouse aind the igreaterlpatt ol’ tho Jews in

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HOME GUARDS--No 3 Company G°°lz1§;$1;:§lG,T'Thf lce °“ 3°v_ tlnts of plum sliadcsswholgrggcglcvurd duo, Volyiiia lsedolia, and flthssai-5

l‘l°ll'l° G“8l'¢l Wlll meet fill' drill llllli °mm°“ B “eu 0' mm” m°|liat of plum coloured velvet with bla 'ire suliering The number of re evening at 8 o'Clock ln all emellem wmmlon fm' skating ostrich plumes and tiny French flowers lui-:ees and destitute approximates two

______ and all da yestter\i,lay and last Illllllll was worn The groom's gift to her was millions Extreme distress also pre

FULL MAIL'-Yesterday the trains 57°” mlm 9" °° advantage or the il Fold \VHi¢ll l)"‘1‘IPl0¢ A large set of vails among thc Jews in thc Gnllilan

ou the mainland made connections and °DP°"i“"liY 1° “H3359 ln lllls °“l°Y beaver fms was imm- ,ionmd for tm

the EXDTGBB "alll lJl'0ll§l\l- i0 CUM' lable and healthful exenlse El°ctrl°’vcllliig lninicdintcly following the armies

l0lt9l0Wll il l'\lll mall 188'- Hlilllll mummatwn lf pmvnled would be a ceriinony a large-recrption was held ”"°

"°"°- great advantage and add gmmlv to tho tablo being .idoincd with pink

thAi=;\'lriLLisnvMAT i;uNsR§ti.-At the °“l°Y'“°“‘ iosoiiuiis Mr ,iiiii Mrs royior iiovc-l e iiern of ayor ngus ewurt, ”“”`” left i N Y i 1 i/1 , d M

of Sydney Mines, yesterday afternoon, AT"'EN°'N° PEACE , °El-“RA Moi N311 3/‘hi stifoiiiiallliiiloii illoiiiiiiirg GERMAN EMpER0R»S NERVE

U19 PEl HBHCVY Artillery DOW SUI “ON _Mr and Mrs T (’ J‘““es len tiip in imstcrii (aiiaiia boforc going tioiied there took part ln the funeral Y°“‘“'d“Y m°"“l"l:' by l""ltail°“' 'O to iliiir lionic- in Hcllcvillc A private!

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WINS HANG--The Guardian is Orleans 'on the Sth, 9th and 10th otilgiglff \§,l;‘;bp\,hl)_;""""' I “ti l"”ll°"l ll'~‘f" 10 ‘ld\ d Hliilfli Iuudi

pleased to announce that M, T M January Notwithstanding the fact Momma] '

Lmkiettel-_ of Summarside, is the ithat the celebration is to be a com ____ __

winner of the Patriotic Fund Plano ;”‘;em°"*;2‘;l1°';f 31° haul” dill iNieW (if

donated by Mr Allan Forsyth, city, on M15' 9 mol* 9° 5 V0 (9 Two M|L|_|dN JEWS HA

iioiiiiiior iviiiior Bros Mi- Liniriottors fixs ivigrsgslgalggerliyo fth§aBr(1l=lSl1i BEEN DRNENVE

tender was $226_____ have! been givited alnd doubtlxégs 135 FROM H°ME 'N POLAND

NEW K me c HoME_Th empliass of the ce ebration will be \1 _

home Gf me Knights of Cohfmgax laid on the 100 years that have elapsed EW XORK Dec 10 Approxlmule

Charlottetown, on the corner of Kent since the lll5t°l'l° lmllle The" many __

The Jews of all Russian Poland,

province., occupied by the ilu-islaii

CAN T SAVE HIM

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llticnibcr .lril by ilniporor Williani ni onc of the ainiv ramps coinposiil ol Germans and Austrians, wliich hi vii, itcd on his rcceiit trip to thc Fustcrii lronl

You .ire fighting for a just cause

for libertv for the right to exist as a nation, and for a future ol’ prolong oil peace said the emperor e

shall continue to iight with a succesl ,as heretofore, for heaven is on our side With God we shall achieve it prolonged peace, for our nerves are stronger than those ot our enemy

GERMAN AMMUNITION

I8 BECOMING SCARCE.

PARIS, Dec 10 -According to the

Temps, a German documcut has been ‘found in a village in the department ‘of the Aisne, recommending that eco- nomy be observed in the use of pro- jectlles for the artillery The reason for this recommendation. it is said is that the German ammunition factories, cveii when working at full force, are uiiablc to supply indefinite amount! ol .ininiuiiition for the army.

ite-‘call Cherry Bark Cough Syrup

tures iouglis and colds Uvei suv uol. ties ol this wonderful remedy sold

last year-this year shows every indi cation of greatly increased sales Try it its curative qualities are in evi denie from the time you start using it The MacKinnon Drug Co, coruel' Great George and lsent Streets. met!

and pownai streets is now being ,.9 friends will wish Mr and Mrs James ' -

modelled ln excellent style ami got 9- Pleasant WFP -

and the man who rescues tlioin iroiii _

at two o‘clock‘ this afternoon at the _... \ icsidence of Mr and Mrs ianies Wal /~ lacc. Main Street Aylmer, Que, when “'

Miss Daniels is a sistei ol Mrs it M , ,

alcove was adorned with a banking \ of palms interspersed with clusters of 1

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LONG COURSE -The Agricultural

Hall is quite a busy place now, for be sides the activity attendant on the lbuyiiig of horses for the British Army, the students of the Long Course are learning to make apple barrels, and, every afternoon boys can be seen se lecting staves, putting up barrels. fir ing and getting them into shape This work is being carried on under the direction of Mr A E Dewar On Wed nesday three barrels were made, yes |terday twenty, and if the number in creases in the same proportion fruit lgrowers will no longer have any trou ble in securing plenty of apple barrels in which to pack their fruit it was expected that quite a number of fruit growers would take advantage of this course, as there is plenty of opportu nity in the winter to put together har rels Up to the present no one has done so The Department of Agricul ture is prepared to give assistance iii this matter by paying the railway

Will'

evidence of having taken up the work with earnestness

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IMPORTANT MEETINGS -Scvcral

important meetings are to be held next Wednesday in Summerside At 10

A Call for Early Sh0PP1i1§

ble and

Make your Christmas purchases as soon as possi Y will have the advan e of better segicgsltgetiter aliitgl

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» ~ 1- - ' ed PlumPuddings inadefrom grgfimsgégiegsélélgligimisllellest ire best inlredients. _ Ciirrants, Citron. l»*’“l°“ “ng Orange Peel. fresh F139 and , Daw 9"” °",,f,’,'§',°-ts iiht

’_`:g°§“e`st_W° 9°" mg Mincemeat.

, ,f,.,i~»-.'i~».,l,-m,i»i- ron 'riiii rants. E_'l‘C~

We guarantee the cleanli- ness and 'qualitY Of W1'

G appl0\§'SPl°9» Bfldwm’ mm’ etc' ' , ‘

sill:-it §‘rr::°ifi,:;imtt¢mos» my ,ii-are:.iisu:i,»§.i:»i

. -jiivoanexoellent stock of all the beit varieties of; Mg_, nm

o'clock in the morning there will be a meeting of the Provincial Seed Fair Committee to complete arrangements for the Provincial Fair This Com mittee is nominated by the Central rarniers' Institute, and this year by resolution Rev D Gauthier was appointed to select them in the afternoon, at ono o‘iloik. ii nioctlng

tho lifltlidlri' fields of grain compotl tl ii and who secured not less than I 'Ai points out of 20 for purity may become members of this club.- in tho ant two yoarii the club has sold oats lor its members at an increase of from

, 10 cents a bushel up over prices oh-

.tnlned for feed oats, and there is every lirospect of good sales this year. as seed oats are wanted. not only in West- orn Canada, but also in some of the

' countries of Europe. At 3 o'clock the ' formal opening oi' tlio Poultry Eitlilbl

tion will take place. Arrangements

_: have been made for sliille fare return

-tickets, audit la expected that Suni-

~ nie ide will be ii busy place on Wed-

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A “Wallimg Cane

very useful gift f

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We are showing some of

the finest selected, natural wood, Gold and Silver mounted, walking sticks in the followin woods- Natural bony, Cast- ains, Madagascar, Pan ama,Pimento, Step Part- ridge Banana Enamel, Pvmara, Comilla, Mal acca Etc., Etc Call in and look them over

Prices range up

$10 00 each

Johnson & .lohnso

The Quality Drugstore Cor. Kent & Prince Streets

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Christmas Goods

We are showing many

| practical and appropriate

gifts for men and women; every article was carefully selected, is new, clean,and up-todate.

We want you to see

1 our showing. because we

know it wi _please you- 5 our -range is wide, our qualities the best, and our prices verymoderate. ‘

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|_QAp|NG OA-fs FOR THE FRONT t0 retire from the active Work Qi the

_The 5 B M0,-Wemm (Capt Holmes), ministry at the end of the ecclesiastl

or the Bisou Diamond Lino, iii-rivoii Cel Yew find, as H Preliminary step at gharlouetown yesterday at 11 a m , has purchased the house in the above after a record trip from Sy _yohnfsv village built thirty or fo ty years .tgo

he|s of oats it is expected me loud Kirbv ls the only Methodist rleigi Q

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meld Service OMB There is an-eady Martin Trueman With the exception iii tiio city ii run oorgo or so.o0o bus Of Dr Chavmfm Of Amherst M

Real sales worthy of your 'patronage are built uron bet

ter foundations than price tags This is a REAL SALE The suits and overcoats are those which discriminating men have gladly paid full piice for up to now-proof enough of their value, 1=n’t it*

These regular prices have been sensationally reduced-

cut down to an unequalled bargain level You ll~find no lower pri es than ours marked on suits and overcoats equal in style quality and tailoring

The best confirmation of our statements lies in the

afments themselves The shrewdest Judge of our clothing must admit the superiority of there values

$ 7 50 Overcoats now $ 3 75 | $ 9 50 Overcoats now $ 6 00 11 50 Overcoats now 6 50 I 12 50 Overcoats now 7 50 18 50 Ove rcoats now 1".50 | 27 00 Overcoats now 10 00

$553531? J? 1?; litiiiiiieli, “é‘$‘a’¥.‘.‘§.i Real Reductions From Fall Value Giving Regular

Prices on Suits

‘B10 00 Suits now $ 7 50 13 00 Suits now 10 00 15 00 Suits now 1100 1600 Suits now 1150 17 50 Suits now 12 50

Some Very Choice Kimonos---- Pretty Garments ----Easy Prices

One of the window has, today a showing of pretty kimonos--new models

recently received This display only suggests what we have in stock--when you see it-if you re interested in Kim mos, you re invited to come in and ex

amine the dainty garments. Second floor

_lust past head of stairway

A pretty mauve Kimono of kimono blanketing with fawn flower pattern

running through it, rolled collar and pockets, set in sleeves fastened with cord and girdle cover to match, also in blue, fawn, light and dark grey-Price

$3 7 5--all sires.

Another dark green blaiiketing Kimono with red flower running

through it with rolled collar with turn back cuffs bound with satin to match,

fastened with cord and girdle cord to match also in black with mauve flower

Price $4 50-all sizes.

A pretty saxe blue eiderdown Kimono raglan sleeves bound with satin

to match, fastened with silk fi og and large silk girdle cord, also in mauve, red

grey-Price $5 00

Another old rose eiderdown Kimono made with raglan sleeve, square

neck and patch pocket .and bound' with wide satin to match, fastened with silk cord and buttons also large girdle cord in different shades--Price $6.75. ~ l Another real nice one of fine quality eiderdown with light bordered

shade with paleiblue flower pattern running through it, made with pretty fancy border in pale shades around neck _and down_ the_ front, also pocket. fastened with silk frogs and silk girdle to match; also in different shades. Price $12.75.

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