DECEMBER 12' 1914 ’ ' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ` " " " _ PAGE r~;i_;~1_a_'iiEi_;N_

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It WY! t0 lilly in this province.

bgst and most _ghgerful Hoi_v communion.-in si Panini

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Church to-morrow lloly Communion will he given at 8.30 sum.

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THE exP'aEs_s TRAIN.-Tile ox-

press train from Summerside arrive

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be on .or half of in cnsrionetown last night at ii.:i5.(

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Piel§iird’s Hot Stiiiicoa

SERVICES CANCELLED.-There

_ will be no service in the Baptist I Church at North River or Kingston on

Sunday next. _

TWENTY-TWO PAGE PAPER.-

If you 0|-dir now We Readers will note that the present

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issue contains 22 pages,_on every one of which interesting reading matter

Thursday in the New Year. Louise Macready, Secretary. , THE s|sHoP's PALAcE.-oi-eat 'progress is being made on the work on the interior of the, annex to the'

Bisho s Paiac Charlottetow and it

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is expected the whole bulldlng will be

_- IT _GOESJ ready for accupation in about two

“They tell me thet~woinon is a gos- weeks. The plasterers are making

sip. Db you thing she is reliable?"

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excellent progress with their work,

"I know that whatever she says and the windows have also been put

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Toilet

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Sets _ _ - thmg that is

For

Gifts / _

l 'A toilet set is something that will be

greatly appreciated by the women folks, some-

always useful and attractive.

Each set contains a comb, brush, and mirror in neat plush case. Price 7.00 to 12.00.

Some very nice manicure "sets, daintily

' ' put up for gifts- Price 5.00 to 8 00.

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A “Our“€‘lirishuas Annoimcement »

is made now because we feel that many of our customers p'1-eféi“fnal<in"g` early selections. All who are wise and prudent will do their shopping NOW--11011 Hier 0n~

_ _ ._11i__'ass Goods

A very fine showing Of

gift articles for any friend. ---r---"""""I Pocket Flashlights

We have the _lafzesf assortment in the citY- 50C to $2.00

Qarving Sets

suillneggifdiie STi25Sti>y§\-5%i 1 -11o1¢sa;K“iv¢f 2 <;.‘.?ii‘2`i’»s°i'?/1-£'i‘3*sLs7?ilfs °‘

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L from to $7.50

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Silver Plated WDW

9 .X . 1A aotical Xmas Gift

Scissors

A Gift of these will be

choice for mother or sister 25c to 2.00

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Razor Sti-ops'

Of'ext"ra selected Leather

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Food Chdppers - 1

Useful in every home 1.25 _‘___

2.25 _ ~ ' 5. A Vefy

A Nice »a.SS9l'§!|_19j!'lli 75;: to_;$.1.7_5- . A "

Cut Glass

Many charming pieces in

For allwhoenjoy lhiS°“*° - I co .gal-ly. gig; pmtime ‘mm mc to evihrileilisggsisonmigdtis come' I

plete. . _ E adv ntage to be

.gaiiigdry bY lgllklim Y°“f selection now.

Is always *°‘?°P°°bl.°' "

S.B. CABO‘I’.-The s.s. Cabot_is ex~

pected to arrive in Charlottetown this morning from Sydney, N.S., with a full cargo of reserved Run of Mine coal to .Messrs A. Pickard & Co. This will ll y be'the last trip of the Cabot to thu port thlii'_s’eiison.

ivoax Pnocesnine.-The work

our-the interior of. the basement of St Dunstan's Cathedral is proceeding most satisfactorily. The plastering has ben completed in the main base- ment and the monlare now at work; finishing the cornice work in the Sacrlsty. The hardwood flooring has been laid under the pews, while the Communion rail and reredos, at the

for the first time on Christmas.

SUCCESSFUL SUPPER.--A very

successful supper and entertainment was given in the Crapaud Hall on Wed- nesday evening. December 9. The sup~ per was in the form of an old-time goose supper, and a large crowd as- sembled to do justice to all the good things provided and to listen to the fine programme which tollowedu The items on the programme were as foi- lows: Chorus; "O Canada,";‘ reading, . Miss Wadman; solo, Mrs. Windsor; quartette, Dr. Bovyer, Dr. Bell anti the Misses McLean; reading; Mr. Keeping; solo, Miss Thompson; _ chorus; solo, Dr. Bovyer; and a closing chorus. At _intervals during the rendering ot' the programme Mr. H; B. Arbing gave some 'excellent Vict"rola selections. About $50 was realised and this sum will go to swell the Hall Improvement fund.

EVANGELISTIC SERVICES.--The

evangelistic services in the Central Christian Church will close to-morrow night, after four weeks running. The interest in these meetings is unabated, and last night a good audience heard Evangelist McPherson preach a very able and eloquent sermon on the sub- ject, “ The Losses and Gains of Follow- ing the Christ." At the close of the sermon three persons were baptized by Rev. Mr Wliltelieail, the pastor of the church. The number of additions added during the meetings is fifty-one by baptism and statement. The sub- jects to be discussed by Evangelist McPherson at tomorrow`s services will be, morning, at 11 a.m., “The Source of (‘oiiteiitnient"; evening, at 'I p.ni., “ Christian Self-Respect." The Sun- day School will meet at 2.30 p.m., and a record attendance is expected. Ou Monday evening the church will give a reception to Evangelist McPherson, and the new members in the Knights of Pythins Hall at 8 o'ciock, to which a .cordial invitation is extended.

THE PRINCE EDWARD.-A very

pleasing programme of entertainment was presented at the Prixicc Edward Theatre yesterday. when ut thc ihrec shows there was ii largehttendance. The General Film Company presented an English production in three parts entitled “The Red Cross Nurse." 'lt was a photo-play o_f which might be truly said, briuiful of excitenient, hair- breadth escapes and intensely thrilling situations. The acting of the heroine was superb, and the udroitnei-is with which shc filled dll'l’icult inasculiuo roles `waii remarkable. Sho went through “thick and thin" to save her lov-;r‘s country from u peril that was inevitable if the cnemy's plans were. not frustratcrl, and her mngnlilcent success, in spite of nlmost insuper- able dliilcull.-les. disarmcd hor lover's father oi his deep-seated racial pro- judice and won his entire upprovnl of hcr marriage to his son. “Jacques the Wolf " in three parts was a second excellent dramatic production, evcry whit as good as the other. The views of “0ur__yYeelily_yY§.r Special " were splendid and intensely interesting, de- picting “ right-up-to-the-minute" scenes from thc war. A very funny comedy and an excellent vocal selection by Mr Cairns were the other numbers of the programme.

the usual good programme at- the I’eople’s Theatre last night. lt' was_a complete change from the previous night and seldom has a better class'of photo-playsbeen shown in 'this city. The twelfth episode of the Million

'Dollar Mystery, 'in two reels, "‘ The

Elusive Treasure Box." was -ol’ course ‘the centre ol' attraction. In this 'issue we sce'the box accidentally 'being taken from the- bottom of the sea on an anchor. by a ship putting out for the Ilahninas. lt is reported to thc

d ous of their

who sen

to regain lt. He ls success- at ii the “ Black

Norton a‘nd

to_the

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turned nd _the lowered

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TH E PEOPLE’S.-Crowds \vitiies_s_eil__

shown ln two

about '10‘ o'ciock, the s. s. Worwenna. . (By W. J. Dawson, from “The Book now

command of Captain Holmes, will sail

day morning at-11 o'ciock, after ii re~ And gazed, with quiet eyes;

land. of forty~four hours lin the face “ls found my Parsdisi-." ' _ '

vel°P9‘| into V-1* U\°d9l'Ht0 gale with lie snw the gilded chnriuis piles, l ,my

liallwlly Whaff WDW “ll Unusual HD- And still hc turned uwny. ‘ fun;

the Kfilln Oil UW Hl€iH'll0l` being cur- Back lo the wlldcrncfzs ho wciit .

Y9Sl9l'dHY Clplalll H01m0S paid off his i-le iio\\'cil out nf the wood twu bv:-.ins (1011

01' the Blick Di!-11101111 Lille, lmdcr ot' Conragc.") Will leurn to _‘eve me dead.”

from Charlottetown for Le I-lavre,_ He dwelt within thc wilderness He died upon the Press he made, France. 'with 80.000 bushels of oats. Disduining Mainmon's lure ' Without a lin to li1v>""L

part of Prince Edward leland's con- llc walked along the thorns of pain, lie rose into ;. izliiliun hearts. trlbution of 100.000 bushels to the And yet his step was suref » - And thin` wus his siivi-css. Army Field Service Fund. The Mor- 1 ----- ----1-_~

weiina. arrived in the city on Thurs- llc saw the v.ine4le\,-lit homes of ,inen;, ,. , cHR|S-T-MAS SHOPPING

C0711 Wil! fl'0¥l1 Sli J0l\l\’s. Newfound- He turned iiwav: “l\ot licru" hc said my G,-aC,_ L Huamer)

Of H NOILYI-E1\Bl¢Tl¥ Wind which de- " I iinishcd mv t`li"i~itn|as slioppnii., ti

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siiow during the first part of the voy- Tho c-.onqucror's array' 1 H . . age) and all day y€Bl0!'l-lily tllc P. E. I. They hold lo him it laurel crown, lllui xml; till-

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pearancc of activity. the loading of ' ‘ I love to buy prL_S,_n,s' ‘lon-t you.,

ried on with surprising expedition. Witiiuut =\ tl\0Ui§l\l Of 1085' l bought my denr pipi it siioei l`iil

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dCl1\/Cf C.T!flStl'na_S eve_ will be found. back of the altar, have also been !;';?0l:)08anv(»§atg§ey sign1§liZ;e‘§§lcl;l§.’a;1rl;r;\l1‘t And made himself .i trosi.. qh,;||]]¢il;[-‘i~3:ilr;irll‘i’i|'law pli:l:]‘stm<l1(fhlil\|e,H

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. --_ __ completed. The doors ln the base The freight which the Mo, t k .. _ __

womews PA'rn|o'r|c Assocm- ‘*‘““‘ “fe “°“’ "'=‘“@ "“"S~ “"0 the sway this morning represevneigng viiniz IH “mm “V” Um" ' '"“" "M "Wi" "i"‘-"-`

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' " _"-9" ” --1 -1- Us-= -E" - \i"ue- m1 .a__.__..e_- i ` 1 .___- ‘ as

THE |SLANDl$ CONTFUBUTION ! THE TRUE TR|UMPH. l (This WHS the lhllig he Bald) _

`-Sometime this m0l'Uil1E» Dl‘0bB\|l¥| 2- Pcrchance the hearts that hate in ' ”

c 1 love llttle‘dollies, don't you.

.\nd then I bought mamma a kitty so

white.

l And really the darling can niew! l reel lust like squeezing her up all

the time,

l love little kitties ,don't you?

Then for my big brother I got u.,i.cu

niet,

Cups and saucers and sugarbowl

blue,

'Just ihl- thing for ii dollles' tea party

l'm sure, __ .

V I love l_ittlc dishes don‘t you?

l It inzikieis nic so happy to' think ot them

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‘ All ivriippoil with the names on them

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I hardly can wait for tomorrow £0

come.

l love Clirlstnias presents. d0u't you?

-“N. (‘. Advocate."

TION.-The \Vomen's Patriotic Associ- electric nx."“'°s» ‘md pews "U also oi'eo5,UUO. Prince Edward Island has - ' --.- T.

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ation will not again hold,sewing meet- bemg put "1 |"“°°' .li la hoped that every reason to be proud of the con- _

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ings in "le A\'m0U!`i@S Until the ilrstiservlw Wm be hem in the basement. trlbution which it has made to the ' ,

Army Service_Fund, and when it is remembered that the giving has been entirely on the part of the people the gift is all the more appreciable.

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VICTORIA.

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Polly, Truro, . . Kinsman. Free- lunil; W. l-i. P. Irving, Cape Traverse.

QUEEN.

L. N. McKinnon, Montague; L. J.

Leard and wife, Elllotts; L., H. Jewett, Murray Harbor; J._W. McPhee, George- town; W. T. Anderson, Morell, T. Mc- Tavish, (Tliarlottetown.

REVERE.

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::Have you tried Puscai1’s delicious ,""? fi *j';=_,.`

English confectionery? lf you haven't you better try itfyou will say it_ is

the most delicious you have ever tastf __ _ _

ed. 1-‘rice 40c. per pound-rglass jars f_f_»;I-=~`T.` _` _ _ - '

25c. each. The Macliinnon Drug Co., =__ corner_Gi~eat George and Kent Streets. ` " ` '

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F . , nf: _ ,- ._'=`. ':».»__-'.1'-I ' '. _ TELL A we/ut aANK. 1

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quality and tailoring.

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"Will," said she,l.“l am afraid my j 'J _‘.15

bank is in a had way." ,

“How foolish. Mabel! lt’s one of the 311 - ij; ‘ strongest financial institutions in the 1,3 2 1 land. Whatever get that idea into your

head?" ’ 1 __ .

_ "Well, it‘s very strange,” replied Mabel. unconvinced. "They’vc just rc- turned a cheque oi' mine for $40 mark~

ed ‘No Funds' ”

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TOO LONG.

Professor tin geology) »-“The geo-

logist thinks nothing of 1,000 years."

Sophomore-“Great guns! And I

loaned a geologist $10 yesterday!"

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A very useful gift for

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1-l. D. McLean, J. C. Ferguson, .lohn

McLean, Sonris; Robertson, Am- herst, N. S.; F. McKenzie, Jas.

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This is witliout Doubt the Supreme 'Value-Giving Event of the Season! 4 The Response ol

Patrons Has Proven This!

Rev. Thomas Curran, Kelly’s Cross; __ ._ Geo. Kelly, New York City; Mr and

gre C. Lovell, Bgstou; H. Mc- _-

e or, outa ue; . L. lo , _ it ~- _ _

nf ,§,U,mcs_ J_gMc,sam_ St-}l§§§f"'J" V _E-._ V Realsaies worthy of your patronage are built upon bet- x. 1:)i`i1rpvi;,y»’.o(iiraa;1i:»a.;f‘_;rliv‘i;lanuviviis _gt_ ter foundations than price tags. This is a REAL SALE. The giorrmv, Amnm.Li_sie; ies. F. 'Marine saiétisl and _gveroiiats arcf those which discriminating men have illiots; T. P. ‘ass, '_ River; F. J. 31 u - ~ __ Sherry, New Glasgow' N_S__ A_ A_ %a_lueS’;`n1,t _U piite or up to now proof enough of their Young, Anllierst; D. B. McWilliams, \ ’ }l,'_ 1 ' _ J. 1. puny. iiiisumii. d ~ I -_ nese regular prices have_been sensationally reduced-

cut down to an unequalied bargain level. You`ll find no lower

prices than ours marked on suits and overcoats equal ‘in style

The best confirmation of our statements lies in the <

garments themselves._ The shrewdestjudgeof our clothing

must admit the superiority of these values.

$ 7.50 Ovcrcoats now SS 3.75 I iii 9.50 Overcoats now $ 6 U0 11.50 Overcoais now 6.50 | 12.50 Overcoats now 7.50 18.50 Overcoats now 12.50 I 27.00 Overcoats now 19,50

Real Reductions From Fall-Value-Giving Regular Prices on Suits

- $10.00 Suits new

13.00 Suits now 15.00 Suits now 16.00 Suits now 17.50_Suits now

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$ /.50 10.00 11.00 11.50 12.50

We are showing some of

the finest selected, natural - wood, Gold and Silver mounted, walking sticks in

_the following woods:-

Natural bony, Cast- ains, Madagascar, Pan- ama,Pimento, Step-Parb ridge, Banana._ Enamel, 'P_vrria'ra,' Cormlla, Mal- acca Etc., Etc. Call in

and look them over.

Prices range up

$10.00 each.

Johnson & Johns

The Quality Drugstore Co .K t& Prince Streets

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amine the dainty garments.

Second floor. _ just past head of stairway.

' ' $3.75-all sizes.

-Practical. Presents

Here is a list of superior Prige 5iz@S_ .

quality goods that ure sure to ~

delight the recipient-

Manicure Sets. Dressing Cues.

Shaving Sets. Safety Razors.

Thermos Bottles. Pocket Flasks. Tobacco Jan. Cigar Cano. Perfumes. '

Plpu.

grey-Price $5 00 ` `

1 Some Very Qlioice Kimonos---- Pretty Garments Easy Prices

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

recently received. T his display only suggests what we have in stock-when you see it--if you're interested in Kimonos, you’i'e invited to come in and ex-

A nrctty mauvciKimono 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

Another dark green blanketing Kimono with red flower running I

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-

1 A‘p'retty1saxe` blue eiderdown Kimono, raglan sleeves bound with satin I to match,ifastened with silk frog and large silk girdle cord, also in mauve, red,

_ 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.

Another real nice one of fine quality eiderdown with light bordered

shade with pale blue 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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and a complete line oi chocola- tes and main' other articles

that are high. in quality and - low_ in price. Get your gift _ goods here

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