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NEWS I

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_Ch_risIm_as shopper Will f'l_l'id th1S_§tore wgl Stocked ~ with an up.¢¢. .date line of -. Holiday, ' . -

_ Books, Books, Book

_ A good Book is always \ an exc_:ept_able Giit, Here ~_ you will linda large range

5 of the Newest Books bv

Popular Authors All . -_ Books a_re sold by us at

_._ publishers prices.

. _ Any bool; wanted and no \ in stock will be ordered b

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\l BOYS’ BOOKS `

. Toy Picture Books Boys’ Own Annual

_i Young Canada i

Infants’ Magazine

GIRLS’ BOOKS

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AUCTION OF APFLES--Nova Sco-

i ‘ xmas Bovine.-This is the week

the rush of next week. Prowse Bros.,

for early Xmas- buying come and make Summe-rside. your selections this week and avoid

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APPIJE8 AT AUCTi0N.- Doii’t

forget the auction of apples on Mar- ket Square today at' 11 ii, m_

tia Gravensteins No. 1.- Market _ 3410.u_

Square today at 11 o'clock. I m

3410-li. HIGH TiDE.- The exceptionally

" -- i,h'lgh tide of yesterday caused a big

wash-out on the Railway wharf at

HARTNEV HALL`.- There will be

_Ltd. 3353-_12-12M6l.: a Sunday School address given at the

l'llM or HER' A A _KODAK or Brownie Camera

The gift that adds to the good

times-preserves the happy pic- ture story of all that goes to make the day' a merry one.

Our store is alive with Christ-

mas suggestions.Besides the en- tire line of Koilaks and Brown- ics-, from $1.25 upwards, there are developing and printing out- iits. albums. tripods,-the kind

oi’ gfta you know they want.

-The Kodak Agent-

Geo. E. Hughes

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_ Linen Books _

Girls’ Own Annual ‘

\ Chatterbox

_ Little Folks’ Magazin

and hundreds of oi hers, _The Poets in beautiful /1 bindings Bibles Prayer Bo oks, Hvmn Books,

_Catholic Prayer Books

'\ in all styles of bindings, ` Xmas and New Years Cards

Tags, Seals, beautiful Boxed Stationery & c

Store open in the evening

Come early

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"Our $6.50 wrist watch is ii. useful

one much lower priced one-s urc gen- erally more trouble than they are “'°rlh~ E- W- Tilylor. south side Queen S uare. 3300-12-13M3i.

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"D|al110lld rings in both n'ew and

Plain Ei-Yles at moderate prices just received. E. W. Taylor, south side Queen Square. 3390-ia-1aiviai_

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CALL Now and Get Your Fresh

Chocolates

Moirs bulk, a full assortm-

ent. at 6Oc per pound. In Boxes, we have

Lillilits Willards

' Moirs

Neilsons. _

Call in and select, now then

we will l_ay it aside until you call for it.

'l`llE _ MacKlNNON

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for Suimmerslde at 8.50 yesterday morning with the Silsby engine had

Brown, Chief Ronahan. Filemon A. Hennsssey, Austin Trainor, David Bethune, A. E. Hsartz, Angus Mc- Eachern, James Innis, R. B. Rattray, Fred Trainor, Fred Large. Supt. Grady of the P. E. I. R., and Messrs A. Horne, A. Forsythe, A. E. Duc- hemin. and W. S. Louson.

l SPECIAL TRA|N.- The special train engaged by Mr. W. S. Grant, Mr. VanBuskirk, and others, which Jett for Summerside at 10.20 yester- day had the following passengers:

Higgs, Hon. J. A. McNeill, John

E. Sterns, A. McCannell, Gordon Hughes, R. McDonald, and J. J. Enm:in_ It arrived at Srimmerside at . 12.15.

PERSONALS

Mr. 'W. S. Louson, City, was in

I; Summerside yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Hennesscy have

arrived home from their honeymoon trip 'to New York and are stopping at The Davies. _

l Mr. Jc-hn McKenzie, who has been

in Charlottetown the past few days. lcft yesterday morning for his home in Sydney. N. S.

5 Mr. .rcini it. shank or Grace nay,

N. S., is in the city on business. Mr. Shrank was formerly a‘ resident of Charlottetown.

l Tire Guardian regrets to learn of tho very serious illness of Mr. Geo- rge Sellar, an aged and highly re- spected resident of Charlottetown.

l Mrs. F. J. Keirstéad, daughter- of Mrs. Peter' Martin, returned Tuesday night from Monctc-ri. N. B., where' she was on a'visit to her mother-in law Mrs. Alfred Keirstead.

l Mr. James Gillis, son of Mr. Joseph Gillis, Surnmerside, arrived home by the Northumberland on Monday even-

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Are You Worrying About Christma

You’ve heard folks say: “Christmas

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is a nightmare,I don’t know what I’ll do, Haven't begun my shopping and there

isn’t much time left.”

No necessity for being disturbed

over Christmas shopping, you can find Just the right gift for everybody here.

There ard choice bits of Sterling

Silver, beautiful pieces of Cut Glass, Scarf Pins and Brooches in infinite variety-all sorts of Silverware, Watches, and hundreds of pretty things that we can’t begin to tell you about.

Come in and see the rare display

ing, being summoned home on ac- qount ot' his i’ather‘s illness. Mr. Gillis. who has been absent from the

island for a number of years, was, upon his arrival much pleased to find his fathor's condition greatly im-

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IIIIINSERVMIVE IS ELECTED

_FORMER SPEAKER BEATEN IN

MOOSE JAW COUNTY.

‘ REGINA, nee. 12- nepms receiv- led he-re show the election of a Con- ‘servativs in the Provincial bye-e|ec- tion in Moose' Jaw County, Sask. The former Speaker of the Legislature, Hon. J. A. Sheppard, was named in tho findings of the Commission inves- tigating the connection between _tire Scott Government and the liquor interests. Sheppard resigned and was a candl- date for .i re-election. In 1912 he won by 351, and now has been defeated by 50 majority.

The Frenchand Austrian vote went

eolldrly for the Liberal candidate. There will probably be arrests fol- lowing the election, as twenty-two of the ballot boxes have been in pos- session ot the Liberal candidate since the election. The Conservative ma- jority of fifty could easily be' wiped

fe votes in’

W out by the change of a w '

any dy I each poll This ls the first contested

er the new Liberal

J. R. GILLIS, Ltd. _

m ' -bye-election und

Administration headed by Premier

1 stimated that the Con

Martin. dt is e ~ .servative candidate polled eighty-live

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Jeweler and Optician re-r cent of the Eos B -sv

Th C nservatlve candidate and

Sunnyside, Charlottetown, P. E. I. - "°‘°~ °for°M0ose _,aw_Cmm,y 1,,

member # John Chisholm. barrister of Moose

' r. Chisholm is a NOV8» SCOUIUI

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roi-IERDUE ACCOUNTS

LAST CAIJ; to all unpaid overdue ac

counts. We are preparing the best for our lawyers. It will beready for them

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WE DONT want to send in asingle name

-“Its up to you" ! '

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YOU COMé QUICKLY you may still bein time to avoid the unpleaeantness- the noteriety-the additional expense- of having the account collected by pro-

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lt is more Blessed to Give To seek happiness with ,

giving isa _futile

_ quest.”

Giftgivinglhas become so

well establi ed that it is no longer a question of "shall I give”? but it is aolel_y a quest- on off' what shall give“?

And our stgfk ansyrers the

question sati actorily. We have a line of the most suitable gifts and in the qual- ities wan ed.

° Newness, Beauty, ' ' Usefulness, elc.

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$0 CVCYY Careful and

-discriminating buyer, _

‘ ~Bri_ng _vour__list to us

Johnson & Johnson

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Service in Hartuey Hall on Friday

FIREM1EN'8 8PE6lAL.- The spe'- next at 7. (This service to take the

cial train which left Charlottetown`place of the regular one due on the

22nd . )

the following on board: Mayorl PATRIOTIC SOCIETY.-At a meet- l

ing ot the Provincial Patriotic So- ciety held at the headquarters of the Pillrlotic Fund. Royel Bank Building, yesterday, the Rev. Dr. Fullerton presided, and the others* present were- Judge Stewart, Majoi1.’Lelgh, Mr. James Paton, M. L. A.. Dr. Mc-

‘iviiriait sergt. coipim. Rev. canon

Simpson, Rev. R. G. Fulton, Mr. W. W. Stanley, Rev. J. J. Macdonald. Mr. J. M. Hughes, Colonel Jenkins. Mr. A. A. McLean, M. P., Lieut. Leo Macdonald, ‘ and Mr. J. R. Burnett. Meetings were

Messrs J. 0. Hyndman, W. K. Rog-' arranged for Thursday. December ers, E. R. Brow, H. M. Van Buskirk,' 21st as given elsewhere in this issue. W. S. Grant, H. M. Davison, E. T.l On the suggestion' of the chairman,

d dd M . A. E. M -

_ it was agree to a r or

McKee, Ed. Deegan, Frank Fraser,_ri M J P Murie tg the

son and 1'. . . y Committee appointed to make' ar- rangements for the reception of re- turned soldiers. This Committee, which now consists of Rev. Canon Simpson, Mr. J. M. Hughes, Mr. A. E. Morrison and Mr. J. P. Murley, will co-operate with the Committee recently appointed by the City Council.

CHICAGO MARKETS

CHICAGO. Dec. 13- .‘Wheat, No. 2

Red. Nominal; No. 3 Red, 8.60% to $1.61; No. 2 Hard, Nominal; No. 3 Hard, Nominal. Corn. No. 2 Yel- low, 90c to 910; No. 4 Yellow, 87%c to 891/Qc; No. 4 White, 881/tc. Oats No. 3 Wlhite, 50%c to 51%,; Stand- ard, 51c to 52.

Rye, No. 2, $1.4

Barley, 85c to $1 1.

Timothy, $3.50 to $5.50.

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Pork, $28.50. I Lard, $16.75.' '

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No remedy so quick.

safe and sure as Putnam's Painless

Corn Extractor. Sold everywhere, - 2Bc. per bottle. '

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HEALTH Ap

Mild and pure enough for Bsby'a skin-therefore emi- nently_ suitable for yours. The mild, antiseptic odor vanishes quickly aher use.

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War and Other News

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NEW YORK, Dec. 12-The Herald

this morning publishes the following special cable: London. Tuesday, Dec. 12-Now that Mr. Lloyd-G`eorge’s cab- inet ls known all over the world, every- one in Great Britain is discussing the qualities and characteristics of its.membcfrs. The war' council a/s it stands has- come in for a good deail of praise, composed as it is, of two Englishmen, a Scotch Canadian, an Irishman and a Welshinan. Mr. Lloyd-George is a Welshman. Mr. Andrew Bonar Law is a Scotsman of Canadian birth. Sir Edward Carson is»lrish, while Loud Curzon and Mr. Arthur Henderson are Englishmen.

Other men now in the lime' light

are Mr. Arthur J. Balfour, secretary

of state for foreign affairs, Lord

Robert Cecil. minister of blockade; Dr. Christopher Addison, minister of munitions and Lord Derby, secretary of state for war. It was Dr. Addison

who assisted Mr. Lloyd-George in his scheme for national insurance.

In ‘length o'f service Mr. Balfour is

the' dean of the new cabinet. He is as famous for his wit as for his' quali- ties as a statesman and philosopher. Col. Winston Spencer Churchill was the target of one of his recent witty sayings, which is going the rounds of the clubs. Colonel Churchill. who

trenches. has been devoting himself

version' of the fall of Antwerp and of naval operations. '

Mr. Balfour recently remarked to a

friend that the present obscure situa- tion would no doubt clear itself when Colonel Churchill had decided whether he was Wellington or Nel- son.

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These “curtains of fire” use up more munitions in an hour than were used in a month during 1915. ‘

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