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And Now

For »'1`. .I.`.liiistiil'<isf.i Again e i

That you may more easily solve th t _

ly question “What Shall I G__ive”? weawiiledt-glare the 8l'¢at¢l` D01'tl0ni of our store this month to -

55il$iI?l¢ H0553? Suggestions '

»f ’ I n@ni2f.»iii‘-Jlfimiiidaissisiistepfisw

Goods-‘Ebony and Parisian Ivory Toilet Sets and pieces of all kinds-Christmas Chocolates in dainty packages, Thermos Lunch Kits, Bottles and Drink- -1118 CUPS, Perfumes and Sachets, Travelling Sets Baby Sets,_1`obacco Jars, Bridge Sets, etc etc. ’

Make lt a point to see this December Display.

, E. A. FOSTER

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'_xMAs GIFTS _I if

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‘ "1 _ Georg _J _iikins of Govan, Sask. Mrs.`

I -_ '-Miitoiiisdaisn' = _ni oiinfioiiewvln ina

. The latter two predeceased 'her Mri-i.l

Le';h°e“§;*s '§“m"di“ me LB°"?‘3g ,wnlsh also in August 1915 and Fred 5'? PW” °“ ° - 5,’ - B. Jenkins also in August 1904.

Alley s last night between the Prin- cess Pats” and "Monarchs," and re-

_laiited l_n ab decided victory for the , MR_' JOHN BROWN'

_ ' . onarc s y 140 pins. The next ' ' ‘ - _

Central Drugstore games takes place on Wednesday The death occurred at Charlotte

ni ht bet een U L 1 C d A. town, up November 20th_, 1915, alter

,,,,____,_,,,_“_ Og H W le ' ° ' an _ _` o. long illness, of Mr. John' Brown, eld-

’ ' ,‘ ~j‘est son ofthe late James Curtis

PRINCESS PAT3 , ~' -Brown and, his wife; Catherl_ne_»Sinali-

92 120-310 81 106-278 128

Power McCarth3 Costello

V V” "M ` ' diner Bagnall. She was the last sur-

1,

98 91 93 79 80

MONARCHS

Coyle

- ' i . Doucette

I Reg Power

` . 77 as

< i C. Hodgson 125 102

', R. Galbrllith 132 146 E 128 94

91 96

87 102

li I.`=

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_ " s_ettled his Be1.le_queB abolut tiio_sarne _

» _ , ‘ i- ' ' - _ in a _ani e tt

Among other things you will find, Smokers l____.._` _,,._.£,~g.,_,= *|` 5?h5?f\°§f'°*i>`*;‘1- `1“'a'$$iP“3"$e\1f§dFhl§

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90-311 91-257 100-282

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135--295 89-316 . 98-372 103-325 B3--270

1578

on November 30th, Georgetown loses an aged and respected citizen. She wah born in Charlottetown in 1826 ' and was in her 90th year. Her maid-

en name was lgmnia leagiiail, daugh- ter or James an :Alina -Matilda car-

vlvln _g_ d hild of S muol Bagnall a Un§ted`a%m;li'e Loyalist who “settl-

ed in filharégttetowii in 1787 and also a gran _u er ot John Rhodes ar- dliisr, s°*'onlulAi Einpire Loyiiiist who I _

married Nicholas Jenkiii.s, of Pown and was the mother ot the following i family,-rin.-hare ii. Jsniiins, - wniisce W. Jenkins and Mrs. Thomas Levers, of Georgetown, Percy W. Jenkins of New York, Edward Jenkins of Boston,

“Fred Bt"‘.Tehkiils of Springfieltiflvisss.

.wogi_d,_of_C,ove,Head.P..1;}. I. _ The de- ceased was-‘born at' Cove Head, mth August, 1829 and- had reached the ad- vanced age of 80 years. For many years he was a consistent member of Grace Methodist Church. The funer- al ceremony _took place at' the resid- ence of his daughter, Mrs. John (‘. Mc- Leod and was conducted by Ilev._Mr. Littlejohiis und Rev. Mr. Tliylor, while Rev. Mr. Mclliittil- oiliciated at the grave. He lcuveaio inourii, lie- sides n. sorrowlng widow, three dau- ghters:- Mrs. W. (‘.. Sclilirmuii. Sum- mf-rside, Mrs. C. B. Mlirlvy und Mrs. John ( McLeod tliniloilvtowii also

, _ _

We change our Window Dis- i, . . ~. -- » _ -

tho following brotllcrs :ind sisters:

Robert W. and Mrs. John McGregor.

Ciiarlottetown, James C oi' Floiidn

la Dail -

O i p y y The annual meeting oi’ the ladies Charles, Neporisit. N M°rs.i\oil'

branch ofthe Charlottetown Golf Club Durrach and Mrs. J. Collin, l<`I_ol'tunc

f as held at the Ladies Club Friday Bay, P E I He was laid to rust iii

W ' f the season Brookfield Cemetery beside liisnsoii

morning. The ofilcers or of 1916 are as follows:-President, and daughter, who picilcceziseil liiiii Mrs W W Clarke; Vice-President. muny years ago. - 'Mrs A B Warburton, Secretary -----1

Fitted Cases I 1 ; - _ I

' ; '::EVER.Y PAREN-T cannot bc an

Treasurer, Miss Ethel Haszard House

Mrs Has expert judge of shoe values When you

Walk' St' k Committee, Mrs McLean, - . .

_ S zard, Mrs H. E. Miller and Miss K. are shown a pair of shoes that look

McLeod; Greens Committee, Mrs A. good how are you toknow that the

in ol imitation, the counter shoddy

.O Earle. ' _ _ _

Ch I t outsoles spo_ngy and cut from cheap

,' a ADA" School Shoes. “They will _cost

_ ' Hon. Charles Dalton -_arrived in the w .

' _ _ ' Charlottetown by last night’s express. _

` Miss Lois _Taylor, City, has gone on

all the latest Xmas Suggestions

niiiheliyear. A J

, Reddin Bros.

‘ 5751.12-iiiviir. _

hmm-ni'|u--_ \,|-i ` , =\-ni

A good pair'of skates is

` they bring.

complete-_-nothing

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A Good Xmas Present For That GIRL, or BUY

practical gift for any girl or boy. It is the present they all

A expert and want. Cheap too, for the service and enjoyment

-M rm r 5069421- )g_llr;»':§9n.9l-'

' O l-I_el"e you vvillfind an excellent line of good skates for boys and girls--youiig ones and grown ups as well. The

' ' ' resence.

,Fenneii & chandler "li:.‘::‘°

a satisfactory, pleasing and

\L.\$s.. ~ V

lacking but your p

W Weeks' Mrs Bagnall and Miss Amy

a visit to Picton.

Mrs. James E. Coxinick. Kclly‘s

Cross, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Dali Malone, Bonshaw. ‘ ' ` _

Hon. Murdoch McKinnon _arrived

last evening from Amherst. where he was attending the Winter Fair.

Messrs. Edward Vessey and Peter

Brodie, York, returned lasgmight from Amherst, where they were exhibitors at the Winter Fair.

Miss Pearl Stewart has returned

from Kensington. where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. McFad- yen. _ _ . , i _

Rev. Father McQuillan of Halifax

is visiting relatives in Charlottetown. Father McQuillan is Chaplain of the 64th Regiment and is here bidding farewell to his friends ,before_,_,le§.vlhg for overseas. __ ._ ' _ '

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WHO IS DR JACKSON

For years he taught food chemis-

try, dietetics, and diseases of the di- gestlvetract in one of the large med- ical schools of the continent. In his extensive experience in free clinics he worked out the formula for ~Dr. Jackkson"s Roman Meal, a compound

ized flaxseed and bran. It nourishes better than meat, prevents indiges-' tion, and positively relieves constipa- tion or “money hack.” Ask your _doc- tor. At all grocers, 10c and 25c; '

Roman Meal is made by the

Roman Meal Co., Toronto, ii.nd___is handled by wholesale dealers every-

where . _

PHIIIEE EIIWIIIU lHEIlIll

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_ _There is real warmth, good comfort, and long wear in every one of these winter 'coats for men.

_. . eavy cloth coats are here in fur or _quilted linings

-. " ‘iiitfikiur collars. ' »

,-,.' The fur coats are shownhin Saskatchewan, black dog,

bear and racoon -

.ff - _ =¢r' ¢h on aveitofpoecbld winter weath- 1

er long’-gibuliigerdlgne ofiliese coats. _ _ _ _

, Robes ,Nice fSle_iglis

» Comfort in drivlnz this win " I ter demands one of our new ° ` robes. They are large and

heavy,,,full furred with thick linings. Plenty big enouzh f0\' any wagon or-sleigh and will

B£|iiatc'{`irwaii'and stew. brown »ii<i.»l»iii=.¢°»i. _ . _

lliiitra. heavy horse rugs for

winter here too;--see the _dll-

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e-LWa=;in=j §tron=g=';nli Serviceable

Fur and Fur Lined Coats for _Men

Y

sleigh styles are now horo_,- the best models from Clnldl. Tud- nope and Mohsiigiilln. - i - _

These slelgho are here in styl- | -

as for town and country, work or pleasure. speed and bauiigg --made especially 10,1' llll ~ roads too.

onli in iin<l~ seigci Yoon

style today._ _ _

An up-to-dn-te screen allegory en-

titled “The Grail " in two reels tells how Jean, the banker’s daughter. 'puts

proves himself a real Sir Galahad. The glrl’s father. old Griswold, is saved from ruin by the sacrifice of young Wiillamsoifs newly inherlte fortune. lt also vanishes and th banker robs to save himself. William- son sssumea ‘the blame and M8811-

On the deserts of Nevada. he proves to the girl his knlghtly

comedy, "His"

part, is a amountiof

oaulle, tufmy ” is the

little

I am a

O " features

Q08!

n d from

ti iolnl

of ‘whole wheat and rye, with deblBr“*t91iii'p&f§‘~‘rn‘*tms"ve'ry','stlzrtling serlnl,

her -lover to the proof and how he

£0 W0l’l(

Mix ln a ln three 1

young car- aoon ranch

men’s sister. a

in camp and

feet. The

legs is paint- result

s e is ,

the vamp cut out of the tip and the

sole leather” To protect yoprself IN SIST on CROSBY’S YOUNG CAN

more but will get three or four times

ear and satisfaction

SHIPPING NEWS.

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REPORTED o’uTwAl=io, Disc. io.

`Schr. Eddi.e,f_Ca.pt_. King, for North Sydney. ’ ~ -

Schr. Epieneline Burke, Capt.

Jimoiio. for New Glasgow, N. S.

I Pliiii%_s iiill_iiii_

. Some really 'thrilling reels werc shown on the screen at the Pr-.ople'.

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Theatre last evening. lii “ The Spiri 0f\_Uplift " Jack the Crook is pcrsuall ed to take the part of the blind iiiaii dead son His pal tiles to clean I the old mans safe, but Jock liitcr venes mid gains his blessing and thi girl. This is a beautifully picture( little playlet.

A thrilling domestic drama of Dutcl

life is "The Mills of the Gods," wliic ln two beautifully pictured chapters deals with the fortunes of Old Spiegel the miser, and his family and the” neighbours, the Vaidels. Tile ol( miser's discarded daughter comes iii

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,E____.__A JENKWS _ _ V For Christmis Picture I

d 'it-`y'r‘i" V ‘£1 E' ~- V I F " 5 l 'ln the death om; Emma Jiinklils H " V J ' I ` &_ Framing ‘ , .

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ness.

The sevciltli *episode df?" Tile Ex-

ploits of' Elaine," entitled “The Double Trap," is one of the most startling

__" Weeping Mary " receives Elaine’s ‘lawyer nhd"'a fdke'§i’df*§i-appals lillniilc. l{eiinedy_scents trouble and the Hand _pli_1iis_ two m_oi‘e diabolical- p_lo`ts.`Elailic ‘is imprisoned iii' the _vestry with thc

i`,I{3ii’§inas.Aie-Aiiisg I ' f From Constipation

i. - . . , _ No condition causes so__ma_ny__ ills-

eiises as constipation. 'lt not only pro- . vents proper kidney action, but causes Arlaemia, Stomach 'Trouble and Indi- gestion.

Why not use Dr. Hamllton’s Pills

‘ and get cured? This excellent medi- clnei restores normal bowel action in onenight; -thouda`nds`say so. i _ _ Just think of it!‘ Your system will be pure' and clean. -You’ll be ` free froth headaches, sour stomach; bil-_ iousness--in short, you'il have 'jovial 'spIi‘its'arid perfect good health .' Get a 25c. box of_Dr. -Han‘lilton's Pills to- day. At all dealers. -

.SK/d I

M ‘ k _ i ii- '1 v. hard Eladusvitlstoughiiined ` cow. So lllhh they never kia. So strong we womans hmm not to brook. -Omwu Lighter

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’ I genuine “snap” at _

her own after long years oi' loveless- _n_-;---f-

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llaiiiil liiid his iir~<-oiiililii-i-, iiic sliaiii liiiiwiiiii. till l{l~iiiil‘il_v iiiili his zissistalit :iirivo oil thc .~"ccilo. ’i`hc_v ure held ull. lilil l{i\liileii_\".~< ilillrili~i'o\ls phiill ilisinziys iliii gnlig. The irrczlt scientist “sous rl-<l_" iilid clinihs lifter the

villain to the piliiiziirle oi' the church steeple, whore li lcrrific iight takes place. _ l{ciinciiy's time is iicarly up when Elailic climbs giilliiiitly to thc rescue and he is saved for another week.

llilly liii<iil_\"-' <"'iliiIi',' riiiiiiiifiiil is]

llllilrllillii iililzrfl. 'I`iii~ iii:li'\'cllc i-i`l`orrli; of “ lixtrii llrv " <'li1iiiipz\i.{iii‘ its liiocliaiiiisili alrir r:i\li1»i‘ sliirilii Fiiinlly Ihr- ilillii liihi-s l`»ili_\’a ri'-i`orr tion ililii its iiwii izurc.

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page one for 30c. -

we cannot say '_

Francis & Day’ s 32nd Annual--- _

'l‘lils 72 page hooj, contains words niid iiilisil: for 24 songs -- _ such popular pieces as: lt's nice when you love ii wee las- sio. The same as his father did before iilni. Tlic hind of I-duri- iiowhere. Hallo, Susie Green »-'- ahd lots of others that you know

_ or niny qiiickkly learn and like. ` This hook is really a bargain

nt its regular price- and 1

1 sv-he _' 'raw

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But remember, these are

only two of nearly 1000 deeply discounted books from which you may select a favorite ata price you will call exceptionally mod~ erate.

Miller Bros.

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Tlle Old Reliable, Music Home

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IT wo Out-Standing -Specials in Our 10 DAY MUSIC BOOK SALE-~

Think of securing a 96 page book of songs and music for 37c--aiid a 72

_ And when you consider that these books are new and in good condition-

th_e songs, with few exceptions, are popular favorites--you will just begin to real- I ize how big a bargain they are. ' ` '

' These books are on sale now, but how much longer the small supply will last,

I ' If you want _one_of these books you had better come quickly-to be absol-~

utely sure of getting it,- you should call today. I

I Feldman’s l9tll Song Annual--f

This 96 pogo hook contain

words and music for Il? dlilei ent, popular songs. including Just a woe dr-ocliafi-dorls. It' o long way to Tipperary. Ot you beautiful doll. Moonllgh bay and many other popula favorites. any of which ctmnc be purchased in sheet form .fo

less than 25c. and many ran! oil the way up to fioc.--but th sale you can buy tbe‘tli\! who]

i big bool: tull'of'songs for-Joel

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