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'_ "THB-LATEST NEWS., Q ' GUARDIAN I ’°"` B |r1};3'r op' Am," "" ""

. ` B I-¢f Your doctor preset-i ¢ ? llltffllcine. He knows best. The

° fact

l‘°W¢\'¢¥. that A er’s

_We desire to thank our Customers

the hberal patronage accorded us through year and especially during the Christmas

son and assuring them

sible in the coming year we wish them

the best service

A The Compliments ol the season.

W." W. W E L LN E R. Jeweler.

FAMILY GWUPS Your For gotten

IIE holiday reunlou offers :ui nppn,-_

T lunity for having that griinp picture

made.

We are equipped to produce the best

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in groups or iiuli\'id\l:\l portriiits. F d W

\Ve oder ri. variety of styles and sizes. n

The C00ll Studio “fliere Baby is Always \VcIcouie.

llard Coal

We are now discharging

Hard Coal from the Arthur N

Gibson. Customers should

order ,and take delivery of

their coal this week as the

Oct

price advances after ist

ober.

C. |.yons&Co

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I Cake

Just received a shipment oi

Plain and Fancy Biscliits, Fruit und Pound Cake from the well-known firm oi' Jacob & (io-v. Dublin, Ireland. THIS FIRM PUTS UI’ AN ELEGANT LINE OF GOODS

Like a Pair ol

Slippers

That friend or rela-

tive y0u‘ve forgotten iii the hustle and bustle of "1 Xnlzis shopping would ‘ delight in a nice pair of slippers :is a New Year’s gift. A neat pair would make a useful,

j_ valuable, pretty and in-

expensive gift and yet be one that will be de-

lightfully received.

Our showing w i l l

inake selecting a plea- sure. Everything in

“thc line of good slip-

pers, for all people, is mf

“here and for quality

yru’ Il not find better at

the price.

i. i [ Ladits’ slippers zocto $4.00 I Mcii’s slippers 25c to $2.50 CliiIdreii`s slippers gcc up.

T A special discount of- JP M fered. `

THAT ARE WELL WORTH SEE- I1

ING. This shipment includes Mixed e 0 my Macaroons, Glacier Wafers, Cream

Crackers, Short Bread, Butter Pulls, _ Piiilipplninr-round onlie, Fruit cake, I ,

poulld tins and wc will cut them up and sell them by the pound.

neo- ci oairr. _____......__-‘

em' The Fmt Cakes °°m° in 7 Cliarlottetowii. [

ii.i.i.iiiisii T

Kent Street

Practice liuiiti-il to diseases

nf Eye, E:-ir, Nose 'I`l1ro.\t and Skin.

Eyes tested and noted for

glasses.

'OFFICE HOURS

9 to ii a. ni i-30--550

iiniuovi-:ii

Lonergan`s L u n c h (D. B a k e r lf has moved from its .

if Cliitrlottetowu, P I ~

present quarters, 128 Gt. Geo. St. TO

The 0ld Vatcher Stand 160 Kent Street

Evenings on appointment

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DEI\"1‘lST Ottice Hours 9-1 and 1-l

NEW PHOWSE BLOCK Oharlottetown. P- E- |-

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3 'IIIE It0YAL LINE

Between Ilalifax and Bristol. `

From Bristol. Steamer.I"rom lhlifaxl "-5-

Dcv. 28. Royal George Jim' 'I

ir): I. jail. il. Royal Edward _lf\‘\- 25 ]au. 25. Royal (`ii-org<- I"\‘l‘- 5 I"cb 8. Royal Iiilwaril Felt- 21 Feb. zz Royal ticorgi- l\I=\\'~ H Mau". 8. Rnyail I-Id\v.'iriI Mar. 2: Miu'.22. Riiynl th-ni'g\‘ /\\"‘- 5' Apr. 5. Royal I§il\vin-d Apr. it),

Let Us Take a Family Group

We specialize on frQ\l,D,l-

coiiibiningiinusual ucilit_ies with expert craft_~tr_i lirlnp out. the best in artistic. rcu - iistlc |il\ot.o worl<_ We CBII ‘I0 the work best-ini-it seo our iiiiniplos.

BA YER ---.'il?.1I’f‘L`.".l.°’.. _

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Dr-ntistry

Dr. C. ll. BEER

Surgeon Dentist Berlin Dental Parlors iucinnrlntl si Show 153-I

I 0verJenkins dl Hon I

It pays to buy in this Province.

The ferry steamer Hillsboro is still terday.

plying between the eity and Rocky Point Th ll

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Harrington at 3.

brother, Dr, Fred Haszard.

who attend may expect a treat.

tifully colored picture of the

pies n prominent position.

Hall on 'f‘uesdn'~ evening by A

os too deep for expression. "Amen hit or miss"~of Wild Bil

by Miss Margaret McLean of U

in aid of the hall and the fri

tllanks.

secretary, Wm. Howard.

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program was very well rendered: Re

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candy and wished one and all a mer

closed for the Christmas holidays.

wishing for a little assistance. W

A Nicholl, of the Plant Line, left

yesterday for his home in Boston. Rev. R. G. and Mrs. Strathie,

and visitors, which fact alone evi-I denced the deep interest taken in ‘the eiliication oi the pupils- ,ln the lun- ior department the teacher, Miss Wri lit was assisted by Mrs. Geo.

th `CHARI.0TTETOWN ‘ _

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W. Forbes, Vernon River, was in

Halifax Monday.

Summerside, camo to the city yes-

. V ere wi he preaching in the hall

Sea' --' at Wood Islands East on Sabbath

F. D. McDonald, Georgetown, and first, Jan. lst (New Year’s Day), at

pos- H. McLeod, city, were registered at 3 0'¢1¢¢k p, m_ bv the pastor, the Victoria Hotel, St. John, Mon- ____ GHY- , Charles Toombs, of San Francisco,

Cal has rived in the cit to visit

S The Sililergimpnt of dtbes Isprdils hisparentzltl. H. and Mrs.y'l'oombs. 0

\1Dl>€!` Wi 6 IiBll€!\S% OD 8 BC . Charlitfs old chums will give him a t

January 1st,_in the Presbyterian hearty welcome,

church at Cove Head at ll and at

Francis Drake, New Glasgow, in

_ *_* ‘his adv. elsewhere in this issue, con-

MIBF H¢I9\l HBHZBNI. dallg\1f-er Of veys to the public the season's greet-

Pf°ml¢l` HB_SZ&1”d. left yesterday ings, thanks them for the past pat- ’“°mU_\Z f0\” Utllgtlfy. Alben-8. Where runage and solicits rrcoiitiniiaiice for she will spend the winter with her tha future. .

At the election of oflicers of Lodge

As was feared, climatic conditions l’rince Edward, S. U. E., held Tucs-

on Sunday (Christmas Ddy) did _day evening, the following were elect- prove unfavorable. The services ed: President-John Saunders; Vice- ..liich should have been held at Ver- President--E. C. Chapelle; Secretary non River Methodist Uhurch will ne -B. P. Brady; Treasurer-1..W. Wat.- held next. Sunday. The evening Se;-v_ son; Chaplain-tliithbert Simpson; we will he largely musical and those,tloinmittoe-Charles Beers; (i. Guard

- A. E. Sabine; ‘Joint Trustee-J. D. Taylor; 'Frustees-D. Fraser and

The long looked for calendar of the James Pllnchef-

Mutual Life Assurance Company has ”“_" arrived in this city and J. 0. Arscn- The f““e"*1I 0( the late MVS- Benlar ault, the Provincial manager, has ml" Haillam- who ‘lied at the Hd* The Guardian's thanks for several. VHHCOC1 B-|50 Of 9iiZhiY"SiX YCHFS. i00k This yenr me calemim-5 have nbeau. place from the residence of her son-

n0m_ in-law, Webster Boulter, Tryon, on

pany's head office in Waterloo, Ont., M“"‘lf1Y» 1-Rh dal' Of Decembefi CU besides the usual large, clear figures U10 9`h\\l"’-ll ‘lf Entiland Cemfitefy Ht in black with the Sundays and holi- (`l”f1llf\lN1- Sl’-l`\'i'~'€S at the h0\\S9. days in red ink, These calendars are church and grave were conducted' lr-_\ eagerly sought year after year and thc rector, Rev. R. M. Fenton. The in manythousands of offices, stores pall-bearers were: E. lloswall, Char- and homes in this Province, the Mn- les Wright, W. I). Shcrreu, Warren tual Life Association calendar occu-*N0\\'S0m. (`\`iSl> M0011! and Wehuter

Howatt.

The Cliristiiias reading in Hartney A correspondent from Burlington

it Th le ` thi t f

Ladies’ Fur oats

ext to Half rice

t(‘

24 26 “ 26

24 24

26 inches long, 36 iu. Bust. Regular $60.00.

26 ld it lL lt

26 H K( (K ll

26 6( ti K( tt

tendered Mr. Myers their hearty ::John McQuillan S. Co. buy dressed

hogs, organs attached. 12-12dtf.

Ct lt

24 inches long, 36 Bust. Regular $25.00. Sal

U (K

28.00

L- (L U ft

2800

tt tt tt it

tt tl 4( tt

53.00

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36 38 53.00 36 38 58.50

e price #-12.50

14 .oo 14.00 26. 50 26.50 29.00

Bokaharan Lamb

24 inches long, 36 Bust. Regular $85.00. Sale price $45.00

24 H U U lt H (6

80.00

Russian Lamb

68 oo 80.00 9 5.00

4 5.00

Sale price $35.00

tl H 4()|.()0

it tl 451)()

tt tl 55-00

, Swamp Wallaliy

38 inches long, 38 in. Iinst. Regular $39.00. Sale price $22.00

.J.W. Wl` EBI- E PEOI) Ill S DBI" 0 .

Myers, B. A., late of Columbia Uni- the country are preparing their win- versity, N. Y., was listened to with tcr’s wood. William Underhill has breathless attention by an apprecia- purchased from John Poynter ia fine

tive audience. All agreed it was the piece of lumber, for which he paid a ' , ' ' ' 'll hm Stow they had ever listened to’ handsome sum James Bryemon hm Navy Blue Beaver Shell, Lining of No. I quality

full. of humor interspersed with path- nailed a line pigery to his place. Hi Grey and White Squirrel. Blue Lynx colla

The intends going into hog-raising this '. __ ‘ ' i at winter. Andrew 'rupun has left on ii , SMC 33 Regular $3 5.00. bale price $45.00.

the close of the trapper'S prtlytll' two weeks' visit to Boston. Sadie bi-ought do\vn the bousc. Two solos Poynter has returned home aftci

hor- spending a few days' visit; at Nev.

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lottetoivn, accompanied by MiBS W Annan. John Payuter was in Sum

fred Jenkins of Marion were beau- merside recently and registered at- ’

lxfully rendered. The proceeds vvege the Queen Hotel.

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i\l-‘i-ul;i\' iiilrl 'I`l\\\|‘-iciuv even

Browse Bros., Ltd.

Gentlemen: The adoption of "One l’rice (lash Down" system

(ln Friday afternoon Dec. 23rd-

ult., the semi annual examination of Tl-IE Ll<]T’1`ER WHICH WON THI the Margate school took places! There PRIZE IN PNOWSE BROS’

was a large attendance of ratepa ers LETTER CONTpjS'p_

the vligant charging, Of that the change froui the old credit

RD'a fact more apparent to the seller

than to the buyer. The only reasons why it is not universally adopted seem to he because certain firms are only too willing to encourage extra-

and others fear

Paynter, Mrs. David Profit., Geo. Brown and J. F. l‘l‘olltt. ln the sen- ior department the pupils were el- amined in English, gcugrahhy, latm. i french, geometry, arithmetic, history and reading. The examination of both departments was highly satis- factory and showed to the entire satisfaction of those present that this school is now probably in its highest state of efficiency for iuany years. After remarks by trustees and others the pupils were treated to a bountiful supply of candy by 'the

ings :init Siiturtliiv :ll°lei'iioo|l stiitivig \':it'1 band. 'l`\ic~tI.'i_\‘ :tml l"i'i\lii_\' ;lf`|i~riioiins skating willi- oiit liaiisls.

(`u=iits' si~:l‘=oii firklits 3.50

I.:\dic.~ 1.5¢- L`liiliIi'i-ii's i.5o.

The I-`nuitli Ri-giiiifiit Rand in

:itll-ililaii-1',

(`-et _vour si-:iloii tiiikeis now.

Arena Bowling Alleys

The ratepayers of Ilcnnies Road

School, No. lll, gave evidence of the interest they are taking in education' on Dec. 23rd, when eighteen resi- dents attended the semi-annual exam-l ination. The school room was tidy and beautifully decorated. The teach- er, Margaret L. Brown, carefully ex- aniined the pupils, who deserve great

1 open daily'2 pm in Il p m i

-AND-

ii o e iwn on lhuisdiiy evening

l"tli diiv of lnnuuri A l) lull in. the no

above date:

lCll0 Iiv or 'tr-r

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| :TM I Special Prices I if 0 n S A L E

I2-‘Nd Ili Sec rotary -Treasure

business by all the progressive firms ‘ro the newer gngh system mny nog ill the larger centres today gives the meet with the approval of their cus- stauip of practical approbation to toiners. But cannot the matter be the change which you announce for pi-ei-ienteil so that -Ianl\‘11`Y 1. Wil. That it ‘iS the see that it is to his advantage to best system from a financial stand- deal nt a “Une Price Cash Down" point needs no discussion. But it is store? - Lei. us look, then, at several phases

- ° of the question. A credit and dis-

The charlouclown Dnvlng Park count store means

P . . . .. . . things tl) ii higher price on goods mvmcmi Exhlbnmn A“°°"h°"` than under ii cash basis. The' seller

Tll I 'i ' . a_bmg “A‘:,,‘f,‘:,iM(i)_?|§‘el,ll| l,`Jlee'°}§l.'f§ ill( must bc |irotet-tinl against had book

Board of 'Prada Room, Market Building debts. (`-ustoiners f‘h rl tt ti " - - '

the customer will

at least three

must, therefore,

_ _, _ ul-rl‘Uf‘i. pay a little inorc, or in other words nigh; U".-;|,,¢|¢, ' ' A pay for the goods of the uian who 'transfer booksiire closed till :titer the lives, un credit., higl

ei' than he can

Dated this 2!-ith day of fJccoiiiberAf) annul £0' In Bddltlon' “tm book'

ltccpers niiist lic employed. Their sal- aries must go on to the price. (2)

r The marking of goods to a still

higher price, so that a discount: may ‘be taken oil. The consequence is a duct of bargaining, both clistoiiier and clerk. Nothing is

at Murray l{arbor,thrca acres of land ga-inell hb’ the C\I5l0ll\€I`- f0l` U10

distasteful to

credit for their ready and correct` answers in the various subjects. Af- ter the cxaininations the following

citation, Andrew Gallant; Ilccitation, Jane Andrews; Itccitntion, Beatrice (‘-raswell; Solo, Mildred Beaton; Reading, Arthur Uraswcll; Recita- tion, Martha Beaton; Recitation, Jo- seph Martin; llialoguc, Gladys' Mc- Kenna, Hazcl McGregor and Annie Andrews; Reading, Everett Nicholson Solo, Joseph Martin; Recitaticn, Mildred Beaton; Recitation, Edward Martin. At the close all present ex- pressed their satisfaction with the progress of the school, and ina very substantial manner gave evidence bv a presentation of a sum -of money to the teacher. Miss Brown heartily thanked the district for the gift and the good-will of pupils and parents, which she very much appreciated. The teacher then treated her pupils o

ry Christmas, after which the school

::Are ws right? You are thinking b t ur Xmas sho "l - rl - ilniguwhdli gifts to seletlftl), ‘did liiglfiliaeiiis G- Fo

Buyers

holiday season foi which we sincerely thank the public, and we are going to iuake this nionth the best in our history if low prices will do it.

Exceptiiig Howard

Watclles and Fountain pens, anything in our store is yours at subst- antially reduced prices.

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want to help you, and cordially in- ,hwglgf Q, Ophcian vita you to our store, where we a e

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, 0 1 Prawn ras. t i b f 1 ‘

no-= of P----4° '° °".: r"..°..‘; if “1 df-“if

yo r, en r rug

l-‘ii-si Class .. $82-so Mui "P ____ ___ store. Sunnyside. Second Class . . . . . . . - $5'-35 “'“l " 5 4 . -1-_-n fi _ .

Third Class -_ .. $3'-25- __

_ Agents,

IIYNDMAN &

i 2-22¢lttstf ._, mb K-1- -J-1

Buyers oi Inspected Dressed Pork

Light' |20 to zoo lbs. Med- 2}0f’

ot 3oo'lbs., heavy over 30011.-. Carlouds or less quote us. Refer ence without perniiss on-

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I Conservation

Tliat'.s thc big word to.

day and it applies to the care of your carriages.

Let us store youffi “OW

nnrl paint it before thc'

rush.

I`llIill. C- WALLIIR

If you are fond of 'Western

scenes and actions here you are.

Prof. G. I". Parker In Illustrated Song

PEOPLE'S ~ TH EA TRE TO-N I GH T

The Girl of Triple X A Flash of Light

Au Iixcillent Iliogriiph prodiiction Settled (lui Of (ouri

/\ Snlig °‘l).\mi‘s|ii‘ Problem" pictiirc

Misa Bertha Dud'ey In Spot Light Specialty

with _Store, l)wiill_ini:_.Wn.rahou|=e a outbuildings, :ill in lirat class repo

f lhcre is ii so li. splendid orchard a

rgiwrlen on the propertiy. For full partie or" surly) toGco. A. ugh:-ir. loo vrin Bti-cet,U arlut-tetnwn. 12-Sdrtl

nrt price tins been fixed with an eye to n , .

'Q' Just such a transaction. Of course, ni those who will not ,ask for the dis-

¢° count have to pay thc extra price.

(Ili A continued duuniug, detested

by both parties, and often leading to

\'Vc' have had :i ‘

iilagiiificcut trade this '

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Take Care ol Your Eves

Eye strain ciuiiinn ijilliima' swollen und scaly eyelids. bend ache. dyapspsin, coiistirintion h_eurtburn.\iuusea,sleepli-imnei-s nightmare. cores. bit.. Vitus dnn¢e,_gpi]e|_my,n_:=rvouiliinllsann even insanity, it can only _bo cured by stoplnqtlia strain with properly _tit.te. glasses-Olir onz experience.our best ini-tru- ments and scientific method en- ables us to do satisfactory work; call and _sea un. no chargetor examination.

Silvcrston & Epstein

Drs. ol Optioi.

166 Queen St. Ch'town._ lIunie`s Ilotel h-Iiirriiy Rivet'

fr: ni the :Sth to 30th of Der.

the loss of the customer.

A seller who looks to his custom-

ers' as well as to his _own interest _would therefore al H

lpreciate the

,chi-lnge. lit the buyer should oven iiiiore. The asking of a discount, the ldunnini; if be happens to bc short in cash, are ns has been said distaste- ful niirl dciueailing to him. But. there its a larger matter to be considered, 'one which must at some time or an- lother have forced itself upon every

married man. The credit. system is really a bane. To the wage-earner and his family it is, of course, an easy way to do the household busi- ness. But. in that very coolness lug its danger. The.quickness with which accounts run up when the family know that all they have to do is to go_ to the store and order what they wish is notorious. The result is that the wage-earner has no way of knowing whether or not he fs keeping within the limit of his means. Often he finds it impossible to do so, and has to face the next year (and often years) hampered and depressed by un- paid bills. V 'I believe that your change, gentle- men, will meet witb the approval of the wage-earners of this city and province. We are all beginning to appreciate the fact that we can get along well enough with whatweare able at the time to pay lor, and that for what we cannot, we can do with- out.. Support will come to you when it is realized, as it will be, that your system means-"One Price," low:-r than present prices for the rea- sons given above; and "Cash Down," which will put a stop to extrava- irauce and enable each head of thc family to know just where hs is and how far he can go.

Very truly yours,

PAY AS YOU GO.

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"Two warmers s fur lined cap and

a pair of mitts. Just the thing for the working man. The mitts are made from strong leather with heavy wool knitt wrist. The lot is being offered at I‘ATON'f-I tomorrow for $l.20 the pair. 12-28d3i.

"Our sale of organs ends the last

day of this week. Are you going to profit hy hclng one of the purchas-

--erm of the few rmnainlng ones. Miller

Bror- 12-zsnu.

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i For the

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Special Values in Fine Clothing

During the holiday

seasoii we are offering special values in our laigc and varied stock of overcoatiiigsaiid suitings We have a fine lilic here tliebestfroin the lend- ing mills. and our corps of master tailors will inake you lisuit or cont that will give you satis- faction as long as you wear it.

l’riccs. $l8.00 to 30.00

The Bank 0f NOW Brunswltlt 293K ‘st l

,CHN HOPKM 5 in ilnnissios s ci.. M_|\0SS 1-,

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St. John, N. B» d6 pd

Established 186% 9*' "' . ilstlrosl. tlsurie St.

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I You Overlooked

at Christmas

wc l1:ive_ odd lines of Pcrfniiie, Chocolates, Hand Satcliels Pipes, Ligars, etc., which we offer at

BARGAIN PRICES. o. ii. iluoliizs }

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Phone

Your Order »

For Holiday Groceries

Save yourself uuncccessary exertion hurry

and bother by phoning your groom)-'order V0" “ill ZS* ills* as 10011 satisfaction--yoilr order will receive prompt attention and we will have more time to niiend to the careful

fulfilling of your in- _'Q

striictioils' Plioncyour order--237 is our nuui-

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