` nrzeoriaisa 21 1914 ° ‘ - ~ ` » - ~__

f ` ` 5 ' " f . -1. - . CHAiiLor'rrc'rewN GUADIAN ' i=Ac.._rHIRT_EsN,

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.Tiled Younger Folks

While Christmas mea

great deal to all of us, it ts iilairtiacuiiifilli

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__ greatest pleasure.

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¢.<-5 us)

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, appreciated by the younger folks -“ `= , It&21i1el¢_liildr3n’s3niie holiday time and

a ra is sat an one, rememberin

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the little ones gives to all of u 1

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.-__`=;__-_L-\ , e W mer here F . g"d5§'7tYfg“‘¥‘aG:\?;§‘;‘;wntg;l\isglf¥'é which, when oft’ the coast of l_r - s,

"EL-."” ‘ i .`.~soA1' s'roREo..- Mr. M. rt. asfify wma storm or iiéa run aiu “‘“" °“"‘° “’“‘““ “P “cf “f lfflff Dingwell has laid his Motor Boat the considerable damage in Fortuiic.- bl‘|’X(;‘ dup bydme ,2“,°1'£l"§ssh0;}_ \,uB\_

Maple Leaf up for the winter at For- Mr. E. S. Johnston, merchant at For- f° et az; _ ,ei D 1"

R `ii,' ‘ l-“H9--E tune Bridge. is buying fowl and has mme mm "' Mp' _ d b U

‘ iw' i -- already made some large shipments. ,Th-e common was ‘,“_u?e. ,lg 1-,IE

wi.-"P‘AINFUL ACClDENT.-- When -A very peculiar accident huppciicd :)’lt();:_'I?le::lv(ffs,;::?‘s=,l[:_:' L' “fu”

urii ng home from Souris Thursday at Fortune on Thursday, Dec. 1.»tli, about one uuock in ,hc m0,.nh,g uf

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the misfortune to fri-llNiiYfDi)iili:“l‘<iud ‘iii Tlhea lhlcliiihlgriiiixss\iiii(ih£iiign:it;‘ |),eCle'3b0fl} Gul whéqf L "lima Lk 1 A nec. 15th. Mr. om ii ' ' ' ` ` ` ` " X

timber and had his lip very badly cut his carriage Wlwli il Suddclily started P13126 0 fn _ it pf; tio.. `|,,-M .0 W.,-L.

and his face burned.-F. ` to N111 <l0“'“ “"°““d me mv” "°‘“l' linoiiykoccloiliimsi and slituiiiietlk’ by thc _ S _“_” \vhe“ he cam” to Where the mad re rt of the ex losioii and the iivc --

an.E;-;;§,>3,i?:\{ir:x.;.Ewaizoiresi-estate Raves the rivéar. insteala or following h,,‘f,‘f,md passe,‘,’ge,s ,',,,,|,¢d up 0,,

en a e e r e iorscf ~ o °

home of Daniel Macauley gn Tuesday, went dowha. the shore to- §§c.k{,,$,,;DcCu“g me amp to smk at i

December Sth. when the youth and wards the wharf and on reaching same .he m`a 0,. gays nm me Canadians

beauty of St. Peter's and surrounding raced out into the water and swam are emu; 0n`we“ at ».3a“sbm.y ,md Meii's Irish Cnnibrlc Handker- distrlcts gathered in to partake of a out to the end oi' the wharf. The tide tmtgundouhtedlv “_ “fn ,mc camping chiefs with 1-2 iiicli liemstitclied heme, goose supper prepared by Mrs. Ma- fortunately turned the carriage in a- g,.o“,,,| even thbugh were is ,L “mc 3 f0l‘ 250.

cauley, in her usual good style. Ex- gainst the piles and stopped him. By mud ,Here I

cellent violin music was furnished by this time the owner had arrived out ' i M.,n»S Plum While Exwldn Maud.

Mr. Joseph Macauley, while Mr. Jon- of breath but he climbed down and , -- kcrclliefs

epli Macdonald. of Cablehead. -sang cleared the carriage of the horse SUBMARINES MAY E-E q 1. 0,- , , nd 3 f l, .;,-» ,

" “lt‘s a long way to Tipperary." Then which then struck out again and swani ' BUILT IN CANADA " 0 "09' d 0 “JL”

all adjourned to the dining-room and across the front of the wharf and in -i _

\ needless to say all did ample justice at the other side where lie was cap` V _ M0113* D\1l‘0 ‘H1011 UBl1di<0l‘0lli0fS

I / _#_ V ,; to the good things provided to' please tured by his owiicr none the worst of M0""Tm'~\1‘- D""~ lf’-“Till” ‘“"`“' }1~3 will 1'4 111011 H6218.

_ *-‘“ ‘ ‘ _ /‘_ their palates. About midnight all dc- his adventure. The robe had floated ‘Y “UW S\l\>ll\Hl’il\0S _ lor the British, 180” 256" ;;_)(._" ;}8c_ uwlh

"'”`°' Darted for their homes feeling that out of the carriage ands. strong wind NAVY- me °°““""~`“"“‘I"' “;=‘l‘“"t0 -

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We havean es 'all 1 . ...it iz.. as lf your. mind is not already made up

these may be of some little assistance

Silver rattles, dress pins, silv _~ _

I¥_1\lSs, b_aby i ets, baby spoons, teethiigg TIDES. Slinet rings, etc., etc., =

. W.W. Wellner

to you in making your choice.

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The Leading Jewelers - Est’d 18 V

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'.T"`A"""""""°""A' ”ix"'J‘ff-"3"ff-""`~`~`-`~`~"` `-‘YT '-'-'fi:-`-`-‘I¢-`-`-`~‘-‘-`-`-`-`-`~`~`-`-`-‘-1'-`-‘-`-'-°~`-1-'~`-’-‘-‘-T-1'-1 0TTA\vA’ Dem 1 9__Maj0r “r_ A*

' lvlsional cavalry of the

l sertion for advertising in this col- ’“a“d °' me ‘I

_ _c ilrst Canadian contingent has just ar-

THE Monnma Guardian can 'mm' cub must' accompany mder' rlved iii Ottawa from Salisbury Plains,

A ' ' cAN»_oiANs csv oN _

1 I - . _ WELL AT PLAINS, I' _ » \ ,_

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. *IT PAYS to buy in this Province. ..°0NE CENT per word each in-. G“°“b°°"' wh” was 5°°°“d m °°m" ° 6/6?;

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,bs obtained in Souris at M. A. Pac-, -__-- _ ‘ 1/ < -I-~~;y= ~<,>~ v°~»= --rg-;~; 5.'?as::':~.::.‘;.‘:“.§.r;:s"s'.:i.ra .531 sd 'l gr-}i§ ..f'-

. --- the r ent, tmo you sho showi ' ' _, ' ~ _ ,.

i ..°1'. connon was is ousniian you.-lioiom. chaste. iineiy enameiied ‘;‘:}f)r“’f;“g§§§g"}2'§5§'u§§{§§"$28,mfé _' ,,’fl¢_-,`> hi '

_ . I E:c“|ff1m%rn°z:s:Pr1i?';;::-gelgfusgrxg city, and where lie was once mayor,to \\,_ 7 ` f" ‘ `

ii ..Mr. Chester Burke Fortune was -Dulce p‘ D ’ i ° 6202 take °°m""‘“d °“h° 'egim°'“°t "val l ( f' ‘ i '= '55 .-/' I

in 50",.” Wednesday an B Business ' ' " ry that is being raised there for over- i, I :,.} » / _ ' , . ¢r|p___F - - ' seas service. Major Griesbacli was \!};=I M _:_-_.H g ;_:_ 1-,__~:.__. -.y dl* i <~.~

i ` "W" commander of the Niucteentli Alberta _ . ":,_. _.5 '<'.-_.f: _ _ r *lj

Driigoons, with licadquarters at Ed- 1;! '~.°_ ' ~' "--.35

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Bridge and intends iayins them up for of pork- Mr. E. S. Johnston. Fortune Cunard une' bound for New York » - H A " /{¢”_\J.

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,eseut in Montague. -

T_.Q'lA{`0RdK ElNl8l:-lE3.-_- Mr. W. H. ..°FORTUNE BRlDGE.- Mr. Jos- memo"

o ns on a Ro o ay, contractor eph Douglas of Fortune Bridge was in H lén En ,-

gland on December .itli

has brought his tug Boats to Fortune Souris Wednesday with a. large load abmfrd me Transylvamm of me

3 ' ~ _ F' I - ~- __ they had spent a very pleasant even- and 'tide was carrying it out to sea. been give" by the _ 1111"' Y _-I Ladies whim muon 1l_"\dkcrc]|m.s

' 4- _-.i sit-

ing. Some of the participants in the The Plucky owner however salloped Elcléwam l‘;f;‘£l_°:v;]\l““0£v‘;n§‘10 a“(;ff Wm, a ,mrrow hem'

night's enjoyment had their leasure the horse off to thc nearest farm lc °"D°’ , _ _ _ 9 - . .- . somewhat marred when on staiiting for house and had him put up, get a nmn ,UD Over Presiiteiit Wilson s ne\ii_i'alil_\ ~ 101 10L~ their homes they found the tempera- ‘and secured a boat and went after the law' be bm" m M“iS°““e“v°' F” " _

_ turc was considerably 'below freezing irobe which by this time had floated report which “UW Seelns ‘U be °“"""“f Ladle.; wliite_ conibric lliindkcr-

Point and ere they reached Cable Head lout quite a distance to sea. They sec- 5“"‘m““5`, "'°l"',@Cl- _f1'l‘lll0\1S\\ ‘hc l\§"“l~"_ chiefs with licins_titc-liefi iiems.

\ they avowed that they would never ured it and started hack, but against °f, the ('“““‘ha“ “cm” ,D “gl ° 00., bc.. 81'. 021011.

be caught out on such a night again. the tide and wind and had it very hard 5”" keel’ Silent 0" me su def' ' I -'Q Among those present was Mr. Mat- time to reach the shore and ,were az- 3“g5°S_U‘?'\ if* “ml H101’ Hlre ‘awe ting Ladies mam whim mm" Handkep _thew Maclsanc. of Goose Ttiver.- most frozen' and exhausted when they ;;°¥il:5';’\“‘ g[]r'g§(;:K;';1,l1)'\xf;,(;.eSn,af:i?:,;_. chips; with narrow heme,

hom' 'dm Bo' gli' any definite uniiouiicemeiit. 1750.. 150.. 201'.. (‘flCll.

_________ _ _._________A______________ ___ ____g_________ gun ir Seems reasonably sure iliai

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» I /'Q Canada, though the fortunate iiitcr- 1,-me while dmmy mmdkerchiefs

Q 3 ti of Secretary of State Ilryaii. ,m ,ol I borders'

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` Q lon tl l i British war coiitract “ I i' ore( ) 1

_ , new sin building yard 1_0* "“‘\_ fo* ‘ 3( ‘

iiiidtlitchgi iihcwrence wil‘i have a super- Colored Picture Pockets. busy time for the iiext twelve moiitlis.' 2 f0l' 50., tllltl 50. 0t\f.‘ll.

‘_ Good Footwear--a ` 3 Gift Worth

" Footwear ag a Cliristiiias gift, will be sppreci- ? ii 7*

ated iuore than anlything else you could give. Good - /

`u'auaz`si`

footwear lasts so oiig, looks so nice, and is so use- _]// ful, it is a constant reminder of the giver and is of ; _/

real value to tho recipient.

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Special train fares have been arranged by the _

incrcliaiits of Cliarlottetowii for Wednesday, Dec. ` '

cinber 23, from Suininerslde. Murray Harbor and Souris, $1.00

and return, intermediate stations at corresponding rates.

Take advantage oi' these

Wednesday; we have some splendid values awaiting yon.

For the Men

'l'licre are Slippers, Snow

Shoes, Moccnsiiis. Overslioes and liivictus Boots.

For the Children

l~`cit or Leather Slippers,

:Snow Shoes, Moccasins. and lioots of every kind to suit

, their individual wants.

especially low rates, conie in

For the Women

We have Felt Slippers,

Kid Slippers, Fancy Evening Slippers, iii colored satin or patent leather. Snow Shoes. Moccasins, Queen Quality Boots, and a large variety of the always fasliioiiubie pumps.

The goods listed above are priced

from iitic. up, the highest priced article iii the list is nicn's liivictus Boots. priced at $6.00 per pair.

Get your gifts here.

Alley & Co. -

135 Queeh Street

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Cet Your Christmas Photograph To-day

rllspid workmen and modern incthom

't. to uariintceyqii.yo\1r nh0i0S

hI':i‘orcKUlirlstnias if taken today. (Jomc iii and make an ai!iMiI“\H\¢“l-

L(.`ook’s Studio,

Your Photo BY BAYER for Xmas

is the best present you Carl send your friends Telephone 192-J

coat Chai

As the cold weather is al?"

proachin u should see to il that yougliiiire a 8095 5t°°k °f

coal laid in for the] winter. "em

Wehaveasupvy 0 "Ce _ _ txiality of coal now on hand. SUI* ‘ a le for Domestic and steam_ piilf poses, and have car8°¢° °‘°“‘ "5 almost daily by Steam" 3’ scliooners. .d rhes¢h°°n¢."oiadvsB-W,f,\',; den" is now on way f'°f“ ‘fm York with it emo of Anfiikfgfdl Cost If you regiiire any _I mi; send us yotu' o_lleii)eai:'?a3;f1?mm 3§”.£f‘W.il‘.i..f¢ina=f IM* possible prices. _

Bmuinlhili

531 539 ati

island City Painting (

House Carriage & Sign

2.-S

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Paintin_g_ Done

Just now we are trying

-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

' -MR. W. K. MeGOUGAN, Secre- tary of the Globe Fox Exchange, I-‘.O.. Box 10, is The Guardian Agent in

° Summerside.

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss ari issue, as all papers are

y discontinued promptly on expiry

date. Mtf.

-HAVE YOU YOUR FLAG? At

the present time you should show your colours. Chiiste, finely enameiied

° Canadian flags for your lapel. 10 cents

each; per post, 12 cents. Guardian Office. 6206.

» -FOR SUPREME COURT.- John

Coughlin the lad who is charged with shooting Police Officer Brown, Alber- toii, was up for trial on Thursday be- fore Stipendiary Magistrate Wright. The prisoner was sent up for trial iii thc Supreme Court.-H. '

. -ai-:covaRiNd.- iii.. fri.-nas are

pleased to sec Mr. Frank Kelly of the Anglo American Telegraph Co., around again after being laid up for seven- teen weeks from the effects _of broken bones which he received liy a run a- way horse in the early part of thee summer.--II.

-BALTIC SCHOOL.-The following

‘ ' ` ° is the standing of the pupils of Baltic

_ _ ' "3 School for the month of November:

A * » Grade Vll.-1, Rubic Davison; 2. Mar-

guerite Bernard. Grade VI.--1. Clay~

' ' 5 n nald' Annie Bernard; Zl.Wai

to Do , 2. - don Davison, Grade V.-1, Lillian Donald; 2, Florence Lawless; 3, Kicr -Crater. Grade lV.-i, Robert Donald; 2, Ruth Davison; 3, Alonzo Holnies.

tO Grade i., Sr.-1, Yynda Ramsay; Jr.,

1 Hartwell llcrnard; 2, Louis-ic Ber-

make the world brighter’ by niard and Ella Simpson equal. Hurry

6 _ _

painting Sleighs, would lik

to have yours among the num-

Bcalrsto, Teacher --D

bei' alld to arrange about' the -THE ANNUAL MEETING or the

storing and painting_of you carriages for the coming su mer. -

r Lots 27-28 Fnrmcr’s institute was held

nt Augustine Cove oii Dec. 12th. Presi-

TTI' dent G. W. Cameron called the meet-

ing to order at 2.30 p. m. The Secret- ary reud the minutes of the last annu-

0n.motlon both were approved. A m ion was assed that the Secretar

can t0daY, Of ph0TlC 280~L. al meeting also the financial statement

The

Painting '

F. C. Waller ~ 1

J. Alfred Doyle

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W | M nrsxsminiogtlis hal

ity oi' fiii-l ili,:ty:iidi»s do\vn your chats

panty o' dust alas' and klinkers mean

none thrown away.

iryiiu mum _

Save Money' on Chl :f;, ::':‘..‘.'.‘}li'i!l‘i.¥¥‘° °""‘ "1""-'

Plone 111 F'

ot p y

be allowed $17.00 for extra work in connection with the purchase and dis-

o tribution of wire fencing and fertiliz-

ers to tlis amount of $1658.62 for the use of the institute members. Direc- tors for the ycar 1916 were elected as followh;- G. W. W. Cameron. Jos. Noonan, Lewis 'i'rucman._Ellis Brad- shaw. J. B. McFadyen, Thos. Glllispie, Harry Webster, Fred Leard ami Jas. E. Howatt. After some-discusion, a motion was carried that a bonus not to exceed $1.00 each be paid to mem- bers who bred their stock to pure bred

‘ registered sires. At the close of the

meeting the directors present met and elected the officers for 1915:- G. W. W. Cameron--President; Jos. Noonan -Vice-President; Jas. E. Howatt - Secretary Treasurer.

""~“’Evdl’1thliig ‘in lmoksfs"‘lfIDplies will be found hers-Pipes, Cigars, _Ci|arstte|i, Tobacco, Pouches, Cigar .and Cigarette Holders, Cigar gud #Cigarette Cases; and s1l_tlis' most ri popular Canadian and American To- ' fbaocos. Mmklriuon Drug Oo., Cor. Great George and Kent 8trests.Meti

‘f “Get your (fit goocs iiere-the nual - gift now. we will deliver lt at any time. ` The Two Macs; 149 Grelit George I Street. Ol!

Dr.» W. G. Church

Veterinary Surgeon i _

_ Graduate of University of Toronto' " Telephone Connecticut. i ` ` If Klnfilivvsrii' Livery ltshiso, ._ lummsrsnts.

r_‘l;N-10-14|M!»~ '

,Jeanette Bell will bo held to-iiiorrouj,

-ONE CENT per word each in-

sertion for advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-tive cents.

-GLOVES CLEANED. - Ladies'

gloves cleaned. Leavc with Miss Strong, at the store, Suiiilncrside.

L 7001-12-21Mti.~

--THE FUNERAL of the late Miss

Tiiesilay. at 2, p. ni.. to the i’coplc's Cemetery. '

-POST CARDS.-Views. Birthday

Greetings. Comics, Flowers, etc., 150. per dozen post paid. Standard Sales Co., Box 15, Kensington, P. E. l.

7070-122~19m2i

" -RINK.-The lliiik will likely open

It is tacitly admitted now that when Mr. Schwab made his flying trip to hioiitreal recently. he inet the direc- tors of the Canadian branch ot' the Vickers' fli'iii, and, indeed, that he came to Montreal for that DUFPOB9- having himi-ieif previously made the

appolntineiit.

It is said that. while ovcr iii Eng-

land lie endeavored to sublet thc coii- tract to the Ariristroiig, Wliltwortli firm. wliicli, however, necor_tlilit?~' 19 the report wcrc unable to proiiiisc ileliver_v iii the time insisted UD0l\-l\V0|"'(" months-by the Adinirtlty for deliv- ery. Following this tur_n-down Mr. Schwab opened his negotiations with thc Vickers people.

FORM NATIONAL i- L`.\RlJ.

, Colored horns and borders. _

2 for 100.. 1-lc., 3 for 250.

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lnitialerl Linen ' Hdkf's

Meii'a fine irish linen llandker-

chiefs with 1-2 iiicli henistitched hem. liiitinl embroidered iii corner,

250. and 450. cucli.

Ladies pure irish liiieii 1-8 iiicli

liciii, liaiiil embroidered spray and in- itial iii corner, i ‘ ` 6 i'oi°$l.00.

l-.adics lrisli linen oi' superior qual-

ity with initial enclosed iii a fancy iiiedallioii,

2550. each.

Faiicics licmstltclied, embroidered

edge,

281:. to 65c. each.

Embroidered iii corner only, 181-., 7554-., 301'.. 35c. each.

Fine irish lawn witii edge of Gui-

purc lnwii

-10c. each.

" Exceldii i-luiitlkcrclilcfs iii a num- iicr of fancy patterns suitable for mak-

Colorcd Lissue, 20c. each.

Tea Size ‘

Made of iliie lawn with tuckcd und

2201:. ouch.

Sonic style iii Persian lawn.

55c. vaicli.

Cliristiiias night. A ticket makes an ideal Christmas gift, with the long- lasting pleasure and good healthy ex- ercise. Prices same as last yearz- Ladies, $2.50; gcnts, $3.50; afternoon only, $1.50: promenade, $1. For sale by the McLellan Drug Co.-X.

7064-12-18m6l

-ALEXANDER McKELVIE.-The

death occurred at Nliiipeque on the 17th inst., oi' Alexander MacKelvie at thc adi/anccll ago of 80 years. He is survived by his wife and two brothers, Messrs. Neil lliaolielvic. of Summer- sldc, and Arcliibald Mac_Kelv*ic;, oi' (Yal- garv. und one sister, Mrs. J. A. Mac-

0'clock, from his into residence.

-CAPTURED WILD GOOSE.-Mr.

James H. Gillis, Wellington, had the good fortune to capture a livc wild goose last Friday, Seeing it alight in one of his fit-his lie took his flock oi' tame geese and drove thciii around the wild bird and was thus enabled to drive the whole flock into oiic oi' his outbulldings_-X.

WESTERN PERSONALS

-lloii. John ltlcliards, llidciord, wiiii

a visitor to Sninincrsidc Saturday.-.\'.

-Mr. Patrick Fitzgerald. St. Louis,

was in town on Friday.--i~!.

-‘-Mr. Mayor Schiirniaii has arrived

home from Winnipeg and will spend thc winter iii Sunimcrsidee_-Il.

-lion: Charles Dalton was in Sum-

merside on Friday and loft. for his home in Tlgnlsli by the cvcning train. -ll.

-Mr. Hurry Mclfay who has been

acting ticket agent iii Suinnierside for some time has taken n trip to New York where lie will spend a few _lioll- days.-H.

-'--Mr. and Mrs. William Mutturt,

Suiiimerslde, left on Friday morning on a trip to Boston where they intend to spend thc winter.-ll.

-Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Tupliii ard

son Preston left Summcrsldc on Thiirs- day for Florida wliore they will speiid the winter.-ll.

-Mr. Robert Fitzgerald oi' the

Prince of Wales College passed thro- ugh Summerside Friday to spend th..- Xmss Holidays at his home in St. Louis.-l-l. '

“Xmas Crackers. Stockings, Novel-

ties and Confectionery at leer A Cows

7032-12-16M3l.

PHOTOGRAPHY There is still time to get your

'XMAS PHOTO

We finish our work promptly.

[,|iNl)0N, Dec. 19.-ln View of the =po'ssilii1ities of an invasion, London is

Made of i’crsi:in lawn with pocket

and tucked frill finished with torciion edging,

new to hitwe a defense corl>5 “Baer U] 35(._ (.m.h_

ititic hitherto not used in this count- 'ry, "Tho National Gua-rd." 'l`hc morn- ing papers contain the following iw- itiee displayed in large type in the advertising columns: 1 ‘-‘It is felt liyia large scctioii of the community that some steps should bg taken in the City of London to mee.; the possibility 'of un invasion. i "With this idea in View a force rin- dcr the name of the National Guard is being raised under the presidency of the Lord Mayor. 'lhc object is to

tivcl cn god

doifald. 0i` Kciislngtoii. 'The funeral D\`°Vid° u. f0"°U Ui _'lc 5' 5”? wus held oii Saturday afternoon at '.l"D1`Of0SS10l\a1 H1811. tlftiiiuus and others

,of the nge of forty and upwards.

LEFT HUSBAND INTERNED.

i.0Nl)Gl\', l_)¢‘c. lil.-l‘»lr=i. Mllllugtmi,

of liiiiirlns, mit., arrived from Fraiik- fiirt-on-Ilic-Maiii, Geriiiaiiy. lv.'-iviiit: licr liiisliziiid iiitcriu-il there. She \\'11S praclif'iill_v i`oi'<'c<l tfi lcnvii by thc nu- ilioi‘Iiir_~.:a. 0i.iir~r\vi:~'i= .sho ivoiild liav" rc- inniiicd with hor liusbiiiid.

WANT SANTA CLAUS SHIP.

(ll'lN]-]\’.\, Swi|:'.<irlmid, Dov. lil-'Flin

Swiss puiicrs nal: wliy llic I`iiili~.tl States lisa lhrgoticii S\vl.e:. rliililreii iii Ilic dcsiriliiiiiiiii of fllirisiiiiag gifts iii ldurope. S-witzfirlaiid is not ilgliting but its fatlicrs, liiisliaiuls and lirotlicr.-i to the number ol' 250.000 are giiarrliiig the frontier iiiitil ilic ciid of the war. 'They will not rctiirii iioinr~ lieiore Cliristmsis. Their c~liilili'cii will not

The Swiss army is cntrciiclicd on thc

frontlers and iii their Alpine forts, -ready to attack the first army which crosses its frontier, wlillc tho wonioii and cliildrcii are euilcriiig.

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Christmas ‘ Suggestions

A pair of Men’s Ha

gar’ Gold Bond

Walk-Ove§ Shoes. ' A pair n W0men’s

Hagar, Empress or Walk-Over B u t t o n - Boots or Evening Slippers.

Cosy House Slip-

pets, Overshoes, Leg- gins, Gaiters, Moccas- ins for men, women

hoys and girls. _ ' Dainty Shoes and Slippers for children.

Morris & Smith

'I$f'4_§\\\\

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have any presents. |

i Made ot' Swiss spot niusliii with

Iiuiltatioii iualtesc iiicc :uid insertion frill __

501'. 4-iiirli.

Siiiall priiicczss nprnii of Persian

lawn trimmed with torclioii iiiscrtioii and tucked frill, _ -

651-. out-li.

The oiweo/S

Aprons

lieinstitched frills, _

Siotniev Br'

ling aprons and fancy bags,

2 for 250.

Regular Size

Large size, plain white lawn,

l _‘$50. each.

Large size, liiicii, with siiiull bib,

trimmed with embroidery.

251'. each.

Luwii apron with ciiibroidcry bib,

friiled shoulder straps.

320. each.

Extra liirgc sizv, plain white.

420. ciicli.

li`inc liiivii uiiroiis with bib mid

iihouldci' slrnps, triiiiiiicil with tucks and oiiibruidcry iiiscrtioii.

501-.cucli.

Other uiiaiitics and patterns ut 000.. me.. Soc.. $1.00. etc.

busv Store.

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Get Your Xmas Photo

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A. E. Ly0l'l°-Studio

and don't forget Baby.

Handsome mounts-Mod

erate prices.

107 Queen St.

Charlottetown

i w. F. nivtor, M. n., c. M. `

(McGli.L UNIVERSITY) Montague, P. E. I.

Office of Lei: Dr FRASER.

Stupid Children `

Children of bright parents

are not naturally stupid. When study is disliked, study is painful, suspect their eyes rather than condemn their in- tellect. We make a specialty

of examining children’s eyes. We prescri e glasses only

H. J. Mahon

127 Queen St

THE ACORN STUDIO - Searls

i _. _ l lioi\'t for|e.i|\t§Pi¢iurslfiamlnl Dept- ` M

Miss D. Rudge

171 Great George Street.

.llanufacturcr of all kinds of line hair goods, including Gcutlcmen`s Toupea niid Wigs. Special attention given to mall orders. 6261-10-2s`Mwim2!Mpd.

-im f I Tremendous _ Bargains '

in Watches

and other Jewel ry

The balance of my stock

1 'Ladies' O size hunting

case heavy _l4k Solid, Gold beautiviillv en-_ grayed. Was 39.00 now

26 03..

2 The same as above but I not so heavy. Was 35.00

now only 23.00

3 Another one. Former

price was 33.00 new only

22.00.

Ladies’ Osize Gold Filled

Was l3.50 now only 9. Ladies’ 0’ size open face \» 'Ak Gold Filled. Was 14.50 _now only 9.65 By mail post paid at these

when absolutely _necessary, D,-;Ce._._ and guarantee satisfaction. _

G. F. Hutcheson ` 99 Grafton Street

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$55? riiiiif _i_.__.___

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