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l _DECEMBER 19,1916' 1, ‘_ ___ _ _ CHAjU_0'i'TET0W}_ GUARUIAN ` _ ss PAGE ‘_

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'." "ia & ' 4 mas eve.lie will hear all that will

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{`ut.`»e iiiatic out your gif. .‘ sl, pr- -

_l bably;include thereon iheuariie.~ of all

- Q members of the t mly together uiiii

, intimate friends _

have you

would be

AND NOW

rememberfd somehodv less

fortunate than your_~eif, soiueb dt who

grateful hir n neffii-fi gift?

fI`lie pleasure ei sucii giving is ilu- quai.

t ity of mercy, it is not strained; also, it is

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‘ - Coat ‘ / -~ Dress

‘ Underwear

_ Dressing Gown

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F Ifor sifch _gift giving tile following ractical suggestions may prove helpful.

Gloves _ Hosiery Blouse » Wool jersey Furs

' May We See Your 'Mail Orders STANLEY" BROS.

The Always Busy Store ~

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The Eas tern

Guardian I

Bfllilis is visiting at the homo of her: m0il10I'. Mrs. John Webster of Cardi- gan B_ridge.-‘F. ' _ i

_ ..*WOMEN'8 INSTITUTE.-The..

'l\lii;.,c~`.o.u Ti/rr.;c:‘.°s Institute niet at the home of Mrs. Merril Stewart on Dec. 7th. it was' decided to hold xi pie-` soc-.lui and concert for thc purpose- of raising more funds for the prisoner of war. A roll cali `was held which ricai-ily all of the members and visit- ore answered with some useful house- keeping hint. Mrs. S. S. ,Robertson

ithen gave a recipe for Xina.: pudding _and sauce.After appointing commit ee to attend to program for social the meeting closed with God Save the King. Mrs. Oswald Stewart kindly invited the January meeting to hcz' lhome. _

CHRISTMAS SUPERSTITIONS IN

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ldim agent tor Annandale and vicinity.

..*Mrs. Chester Burke bf Fortune ___

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Give useful presents this

'For Men For Women

. House Slippers

85c to $3.00

Overshoes _$1.65 to $3.25 Hockey Boots $2.50 to $5.00

Felt slippers all col-

ors, Evening Pumps, Moccasins, Snow Shoes, Silk Hose, Hockey_ Boots and Gaiters.

_ For Boys

Hockey Boots .1 $3.50 to $3.50 _ School Boots ’

`$Z.'00 to $5.00

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hr For Misses and

_ Children _

Felt house slippers,

| moccasins, skating boots

.slippers and Mecca- _school boots and les-

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'r1iA'r w1LL PLEASE oivn ANu_.u.r.

sirsnicure sets _ _ iirnsi-.-_ nous 'ifravelling Sets Baby sets , ' 'rouet Sets J Photo Albums

Hand Bags .Ebony Sets

_ Plii Cushions '~ _

weroases _ __ _ Ebony Hair Bruslies

ndlesticks *’ Ebony Clothes Brushes

aw 1. . I _ _f Ebony Mirrors

" o '~_Fra_me! i ~ 'Pliermos Bottles 0iilll'0l l l _ /‘ ‘R 3 Rubber Goods . ` 1! ure Ff°l!\°°=_ _. ifinshiigiits ,__ _. I "__" S/'liavvlng Sets

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’ mi _$9153 ' '_§¥'{‘_'¢_f__Cliocolates. (Nylo _ and ....ta. » ....... __ _ Coll# ` ` _ (n`{¢ars in Wooden Foxes A P". »- sw' ` snimiiie’ to send to the

_Y’)UR FRIENDS can buy

I ‘GERMANY. _

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! if :i dc-g howls the night before Ciirl~_;t: `i:=, it will go mad within the yea-7. | lf the iight is extinguished on ‘Christmas evo, someone in the house' will die. , Ii’_ you :steal anythins; on Christmas ‘eve without being' caught, you can steal safely for a ycar. - J`

If you out ii raw ofgg ;ii;ci' fasting-

on Christmas morning. you will he able to curry iieavy weights.

It is unlucky to carry anything fi-oni

the house on Christmas morning, un- til something has been brought in.

lf the fire burns brightly on Christ-

mas morning, it will tell of prosper- ity; if it smoulders, misfortunes.

Another belief current in certain

[sections of Germany is that lf one walks in the’ winter corn on Christ~

itappeu. _

AND HE ATE IT

Premier Asquith, is as intolerant

_ot interruptions' in his family circle as he is in Parliament.

Recentliy he was 'lunchiiig in his

own' house with three _generations of Asquiths, when a small voice from cross ,the table called out “Grand-

pa!" ' But Mr. As-quith was busy discuss- ing politics and eating salad at the same time. and he vouchsafed no re-

ply. .

“Grandpa” called the voice again,

still no response. And when for 'the third time the shrill treble piped across the table the child was rem- inded by his mother tha; little boys when allowed the privilege of lunch- ing with their elders should be seen but not heard. Where'upon‘ lie relap- sed into silence. i Five minutes later, however, the

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you wanted?"

“Oh it's too late now,” came the

answer. There was e slug on' your let- tuce."

ONE DOLLAR

_One dollar- is one hundred cents,l but the purchasing power of one ti'ol- lar determines its real market value. For instance, suppose a man purchas- ed a bushel of wheat before the war. He would psy a dollar. If he purchas- ed a similar quantity of wheat today. however, he would pay just twice as much. That is to say, his dollar will buy only half as muon to-day as it would before the war. or in other words. if wheat be accepted as a standard. the dollar which was worth one hundred cents in 1914 is worth only`iifty cents now: The high prices to-day do not mean that merchants are getting twice as much for their goods as they did' before, but that they are getting exactly the same re- muneration in dollars which areworth only one half as much as they were a. few years ago.-Ex.

anytning you .can .give

them--except your photograph.

Malre an aDi;0intment today.

The Cook's Studio New DesP'isav .`>i.'::k

Prepare for Christmas

If you can’t_set back to the old

home for Christmas a new photo- graph will come nearest to taking your placef-will bnng cheer to ome keeping hearts. Make the appointment today at

The Bayer Studio __

Mm!-"fEl'l'lt!.

Take (fare of Your Eyes

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in re- culpab-

children

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number

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ear sight., etc., and

then! dc- oniy ne -

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Most people- you

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..*MR. R. R. HOWLETT il Glmn

..°T. GORDON NEB is Guardian

representative in Montague.

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from ills son Jarvis Campbell of thclyouiiger clergy of the Church of Eng-

* 105th llighlandera Regiment. fiiiiul, in the diocese of Nova Scotia,

Witley. Surrey County. has been appointed second in com-

_VICTORIA DAILY COLONIST.

It has been P"-"I"-'-‘0‘1 to Th” C°l°“‘ few lines to ict you know thiit l ain';it Snckville, N. B. will he received

well and up in Ssotliiiiri. `l came up; with aitogctiicr exceptional interest

_ _ _ tr~.'lay and nm liavinil it great time so by ln from °f me Parhalnenl Bu"dl“g~li'ai'. lt is curtninly some place. l :un ,-00-1 whirl; as 9, (19v0|_e¢1’p;-ies; and after the services in the churchcsimmy gut in the norm of S¢U;1~,m(|_ 3'; ].,,.e“,.|,e,. 0|- “mmul Ins he has close. The idea is that the aeveral'D1ace called Ahe|.dee“_ _>__\f,_i|__cd |'_ieuu_nam A 5 Gunn of ‘""“"°h ”h°'" Bhal' be ““l“"‘ ‘° ’“°e‘| We left our camp 011 Thursday_st_ Jenn, is the officer commanding

ist that as Ciiristnias Evo fails on &inday, a carol service shall be held

on the steps. and .lrarl by a band. singl e

B. letter for publlcatidi. ,

be quite in keeping with the universal t feeling oi’ the community. lt would cost_ nothing, and if it were thought desirable to make' a collection for seine patriotic object, just so much

would be gained.

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Bad blond is responsible for more

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c_:iiises cainrrh. dyspcpsia, rheuma- tisin, weakhiired, ianguid feolingq

lIooil's Snrsapnrilla has been

ami enricliing ilu- blood, removing _st-rofiiln and other hiiinors, and liuilding up the whole system. Take ii- -give ii to all the family so as to

ii nuinbc-,' or' (‘.hi~istnir~_s carols tinil . ~ '.._ _ _ , _ - _ _ , ~

__?__p,-gm-E_:_e h__-_;,m______ The ,,li_ggeSLi,_.._i5‘_‘;i;:1__cFr_ii_l)a_y,Iisggradm_sf;€__;_t__;____so_(_R:,clnliiiiziiicy e.irl_\ in the war and fall. si .tv inc ' es io sc .mg o ii grea .- , - _ _ . _ ,,

€.h_,[Br__n_a_?___'r__L,__ W(_)m______);e“g_l__l___n__;_____________!gziggh __i_so:_\_ri_;i :iIr_1_;l_g_l__li _(_)__i_i_i_ic1:_.a_l;_fi :Iinicd for conscience sake to go as 'ii w :.1 ;v‘,~'c:~. s. i u e- ~~ ~ . . ___ _ _ ‘rg riitit this wiéi give an aililitional_¥ex§),;~“?S_Hl;Trealr;§2L'd,;):,ld,,.il. ;.;";;g'HZ?nt§'f‘t _lm gm? tbeiause hs t_iirI1tiiu1::i.'iu<'l\to the occasion. The were was a dm" pi{,ke,| out of our _hiv kno“_u‘_nTl“{§e t‘“_y °_g°' 'mt details 05 lb" l‘ "'T"f‘mme can be Sell!"-zittalion. The Soioiiel went up tc'hi.,'m.m|,00(i`£th 1 me flu? .y (1 tleil later, ii' il; 1 irlczi commends itself London and I (mn-t know if he cmlldin ‘_ ‘which I e ilfep Tara earns? ` to a sui'l‘icient :iiiiiiber ‘of people to stop it or not am, Wm. I-m not C_,,ii_ft‘2" W _._ “iw °‘."r.y dwlii m make it "kay l" be B Success' We this fine. i have to get mv teeth fixed -|- U,-a-'blar W "Ll,-is In eeh holy' slinll bc glad to hear from any person mm, for that I coumn-l _‘get mvm. on ;____i".'_' eh __ ‘ _ “'_‘}1,S_i°" Tonllis in on the subject, either privately or in DBBQL ` ‘u_;_,"‘ 1_5] _§'_'_;;i__|:_‘a‘ l ng _"£3" eulel*

lt seems ni.-L unreasonable to think t , H I _~ _ ,_ .I 1 , __ __ _ _ _ »--» - »~»---_arf 5.: ‘ ixil:.:::.".;;.”;;;i..;"..;f; ‘.‘;i:::..“‘..“i2!‘i:'r;;

“Ol forgetting Y°“"5“`ll'» i'l`hiii'siZuy to get instructions, and ex-

ceivefi your letter _vosit-i'<i;i_\'_ I got; ,(Itev. M-. Andrew is P. E. ls-

back from Scotland. l certainly hail.is well known in tiliarlottetowii, ,a great time in Scotland. l \vciii up tal ivlicre ic-r n time he was an assistant Scotland Friday and czinic hack to :it St. Peters Cathedral and teacher in London Sunday and stayed till Weil- Si. Peters Boys Sclioc-l.)

nilineiils Iiiiii; uri\ll|lu' elS0 R day and there is another one going

Saturday, but I coul<iu't get in it. hui I .. ' ' _

and \vorsi=. troubles. ‘ Of US 8_8! there- 9

“underfnuy gucvcssful in purifying gver, 'i-lowaril `i\lcKziy went and Phillip -

Fii|i'aysoii is going . Sut.urrla_V. but Hugh Gillis diiin‘t go. l guess we will

all bc in the next one. I liapo so any

_ _ _ JERVIS CAMPBELL.l

:void illnvss Cat it today \wny_ _

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' Tilt. News [hui Rev A. E. Andrew

Mr. John M. (la.mpbell'oi’ Milrtin- ret-'or of Picton and.tural dean of ille has received the following letter Aniiieri-it, 'one of the strongest of the

Nov. 2-ith, 1916.fm:ind of No. 1 section, 5th division

Dear Mother and F'o.thei'.- .lust a';imiuniiition column. now mobilizing

:ill fniniiiar with the influence for

Venlng at 7 “nil Kill U’ Aheffleeil 1",iI‘o section. Mr. Andrew offered for a

ing to sec-ure the appointment deter-

cunibataiit. His friends generally

_ s in He h been for

Well- mi-lille" I !\f*\'0"l alll' “EWS nilic Years rector oi Pictcu. and for

hem- Give "W img' Vfiliaflld ‘O all-iigol He came down from Pictnu

JARW5- ‘pet-is to leave within the- course of a

*'_";`_\f`*‘_‘_’0"___)1__ .day or two for Sackville und to enter

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Dear Mother and l";itlicr:--- l re-lu once on ‘mmm ng campaign'

hree or four from you, when l came] laiiilei' a native of St. Eleanors, and

esday it uns a gi oat tiip A draft went over to l<`i‘niit':= Mon-

guers it \\on't he long uiitll the rest

There isii’t niziliy of thu boys from

round home on the drnlt that went'

THE Answer is _

-wsan nuaazns

Many People Will Don Goloshel Early This Season to Com- bat' the High Cost of Leatlier Foot-wear

" Buy rubbers," says the ahoe~

man, the dealer who plays fall' with his customers.

Leather is up and shoes are up to such an extent that the buying of l, ' pair of shoes is almost on a level with the acquiring of it new suit or coat. Shoes must be worn, hut the economical person will dun rub- bers as soon as the weather gets the least bit “damp under foot": not only for the protection to the health that the rubbers afford, but to save the costly shoes he or sho

wears. _

There was never a problem in

economics that was not solved sooner or later, and rubbers and overshoes seem to be the answer' to the augmented price of shoes_ this winter. 24

MESSAGE 'ro THE aovs.

By the Rt. Hon. Will Crooks, M. P. Chem un. my boys! You are tioini:

.V_0ui' part splcndidly, and the mulli- tion workers at honic are doing their part well. .

What ii time we will have when

you come back to us laden with vic- tory! The swcetiii-irts, the wives and the mothers hope and pray for that day; it is the great festival tc which the children look forward.

Ciieer up, then! Victory will soon

he within sight; but let thc journey to Berlin be long or short. iic~thing can prevent you getting there to teach the Kaiser that his terrorism game is over, and incidentally, that the vigor and courage of British manhood never stood higher.

The Germans ilidn't understand

what fighting against freehorn Brit- ons meant; they will understand bc- fore you have done with them.

The British breed holds good.

Britain is still Britain. So again I say, "Cheer up. my boys!"

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We would suggest that you throw away the old *fashioned Cooking Stove whose name is "Nuisance 'I and get the most up to _date range made whose name _i

is “Perfect”. It wiileliminate all stove troubles, ‘_No more half cooked food. therefore no more indigestion therefore no more unseerriycrankiness, but _“Perfect” peace in the house. There could not_ possibly be a ~~ - better gilt to the family, all will enjoy it and the

or we would suggeet Enamelware Aluminum. Tinware

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. ' _ Remember It Is War Times

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Don t waste your money this Xmas Season on uselsss gewg iws nor give

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gh the years to come

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__ ciioppes

Wire .Goods Raz

_ F55] 1_0, _ or§, Bread Knives,

or Sheet-Iron-Ware of which we have secured a large stock before the last advance._ We offer a hand _made tin pan for 10c. Examine itarid see that heavier tin

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Bread Boards (Reduced) Brea

_Q-331 -Boxes, Carvers, Cook’s Knives.

_ _ \\ your friends trashy presents that will vanish like the morning dew' Get things -

. We été that are useful, yet a luxury, and durable, yet: ornamental and needful yet beauti- `

' 1' ‘ ‘ ful. Such can be found in great variety at _ ‘ '

THE CRABBE HARDWARE CO.

_ CARVING SETS

» g ~~ *I in great variety, some of tliem at last year’s prices 4:'

CYS, €lZC

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_ ‘ and marked accordingly. Table and Pocket Cutlery.

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including Flash Lights, Electric irons and '_'

Z \ stock Complete from 55c tb $7.00. Prices guaranteed right. We will dupii_ca__\_te_ any price f an rd utable house in Canada ‘ t

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Bread Mixers

The best and most up to date and made of

We offer to a substantial -discount on Washers and Wringers from tolday till Xmas. _ »

Better' buy one now for prices will not be so Hunterssets

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of all kinds, including an Agent’s Samples

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