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get trdéred yoiir v;lnter’s supply- on' c “ :-1 »'-the ,' order_now.e¥`g 'i 2 'rush bm We sre_ree_eiving good clean coal
everyday, Boy. '_ ‘ A. iléicikoh-1 er ceo'
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That cough of yours, You
need abottle of the remedy that has __ cured ._ so many coughs. ` '
ilu/g_lie_s'_ u Cough
- Mixture
It not only relieves instant- ly; it cured'th`e trouble and' puts the system in better shape to resist future attacks.
Large bottle 25c. at ‘ G- F~ Hvuheslilhtesi
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New_Pl_liife"iiSludio
Mr A. E. Lyon, Photographer,
for the past 13' years operator for the G. H. Cook Studio, will open his new photoigstndio at 107 Queen St., next to»P_ost Card Shop,~on Monday, Nogmber nth and by the production of , the'very_ finest photography-'from the' .small- est to life size hand finished por- traits, hopes to merlta share of public patronage. _ -
plug. Paolo..
Mr. Lyon‘s phenomenal success with children, well known over a large part of the Island, will endeavor to make this Studio the favourite one for baby’s picture.
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We are showl a magnificentlioe o
the very newestgounts. special for the Christmas trade. _ ork unexcelled. Prices moderate. We reepe:tfully_ solicita trla llllllllo _ l ‘iz . ‘ rl-|sMVtl.e\i3.'
Cream; ' ` ' _ , _
It is a superior preparation-a light fluffy
andabsolnrely _cream that cannot aiaerandd, eedksfehedrag-=_ . . _ ~ g skin ro|_d¢,oom2;l§xionb_eantifler and pore cleans- er. It 'ind asfslendid value at theprioe ...'.~'...ug-'.Q..._,._-.. . 25e ._ 'anon ‘fillrug ‘ Co y
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£5. HCGEE INs`ANE.f-It [g';us Ported says an exchange, time M" Mil(-N0. sentenced to Dorchester some “U0 ISO for poisoning her children, ll" developed insanity since hor ru. °°!'°cl'stl0n.there and it is the inten- tion of the authorities to send her back to the Island.--Exe. _
PROPERTY BEQUEATHED.--'1'he
will of the late Hon. Lemuel Cam- bridge Owen, Charlottetown, dated, MBI. 1903- was given for prpbato Nov. 80, 1912. According to the-"ln. ventory the estate is valued at 522',- 553-00 U14 19 i10`.lln,dlvlded between, his two sons William Edgar Wallace Owen. Ksprcch. _sad Lomuot cam-' brides Owen. (Jn), Toronto, also $300 to his niece Elsie Owen McGo`w-` an, Moncton, W. E. Owen, lisp; P0ch, is. sole executor and A. E. Mac- Donald, Charlottetown, is proctor._
VALUABLE DOG ESCAPES.- A
collie dog arrived in Charlottetown yesterday by the Murray ol-Iarbor train and as the owner did not meet him, he was tied up in the baggage. '°0m~ Alter surveying the surround- ings for a time, the dog decided to
asks a dabh for liberty, and as his
ad was either very small or his
awk very large. easily slipped his ¢o_1lur__oli _and notwithstanding thu cgi., forts put forth at the railway statiom gained his liberty. No doubt he is helps welcomed home ore this. His purchaser arrived in 'time to see the collar and a NW lladrs attached theres to and was informed that the freit~ age must be Paid before the collar could ‘oc given up. The owner is ra‘-" ther downcast over the proceedings as -the dog is 9, very valuable one. ` -'
AN EXCLLENT SHOWING.-
John Hancock, of Wood Islands; N°`l'l|1. although the owner of a farm' of nearly two hundred acres, believes ll! U16 Prohtmbleness- of the small farm. As an experiment, he, last spring, set apart eight acres of his farm for' intensive cu1i:iva.tion.- His crop od this piece of land was as fol-lows:-Strawberries, $125; 320 bus. carrots at 40c., $128; 80 bus. par- snips at 60c., $48; 15 bus. beets 60c., $9; 300 cabbage at 4c., $12; 450 lbs. onions at 3c., $13.50; 260 bus. tur- nips at 20c., $52; 5 tons hay at $13 $65; 12 bus. wheat $9.60; 450 bus(- potatoas at 25c:, $112.50. Total $574.60.__In addition to this he grew
'afquautlty of corn of which no ac-'
count was taken, supplied the fam- ily with vegetables during the sum- mer and sold some of which he kept no reckoning; ll-Ie also fed two horseel and two cows with green feed grown on an eighth of an acre of this plot and thrashed - 10 hlushels of grain from -,the rlpened feed. T-his is 9, con- vincing-record of the value of inten- sive farming and Mr. Hancock. pur- poses following the snnne_course next year. '
(From Yestsrday's Evening Guardian)
sol-Ioor. EXAM1Na'rIoNs.- 'rho
following are -the results of the Nov-_ ember examinations held in Long River School:-Grade VII-lat Helen J ohnstone, 2nd Minnie Toombs. Grade .V-.lst Jean Johnstone, Znd Edwin ' Johnstone. Grade IV-lst Amy Johnstone, 2nd Lena Toomba. Grade III--lst Homer Duggan, 2nd Vina _B. Montgomery, and Marion Johnstone, Grads I--lst Sadie DUE' gan, _Ind Thomas Fltzsimmons. _-
VALUABLE FOX-Frank F. Tup-
lin, the noted wealthy fox breeder of P. E. Island, Passed through Monct- on on the 20th fnst., with a beauti- ful male mack. fox, whicnwas trapped .recently in Maine. This fox ls sup- posed to bs the original male of a pan- which was brought from Alaska some two years ago, but which esllllll' iginated from that pair. Mr. Tuplln ed from their owners, or to have or- says tho fox is the best individual he has~ever seen, the P1100 P8id~ 11°"-l‘K in the vicinity ofu $10,000. It possesses a beautiful, soft, long and silky coat of
This will be ,very valuable addition to ur. rupmiis already. lsrshlv stwks ed ranch, which contains 102 of the bset Island blacks, including the best stock picked by himself from the _Dal- ton ranch in 1911, which is so much advertised. Mr. .Tuplin handles n°l=ll‘ ing but the boat, and is always, on the alert for first-class goods i0r new blood and regards this fox as second to none in Canada.-Mollctoll
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small, neat, compact and handy. Its the equal. of any $5 rasor sold and 5 wonderfully good VII-\\l° 01 til* Pl`1¢° $2.50. Outfit includes holder 'and en_-
ladss in nest nickel-plated case
Georg. _sua Kaus, sts. i Mtf.
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TRAINB.-Yesterday' the
accommodation arrived _ln
at' 11.46 live minutes
at 6.10.p. ns., nity
and the Tignish express m., uve minutes late.
1. -2 ~F__ll'bllllH.AL SERVICES - The funeral Sof 'the late _John C. Mugford, of‘ Pleasant Valley, whose death la- Charlottetown was announc- sll in yesterdays Guardian, .win use lllace tofday at 1 o'cloek from the reslde|_;ce_ of Mrs. Douse, 108 Elni Avenue. to the railway if-ation, thence -l°"Blfl1<1elhalle_. Interment will take place 'at `Bp`rl’ll3tleld church. - _ :-
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1-1APPY_s:vnN'r.-at iaoseos, occ.
_ lllth, 1912, by the Rev. Arther Lit- .t_le, William L. Benoit was united-'ln marriagt-to " Nellie Beatrice, second dlil18l.lf»e¥' .0l'Willlam and Mrs. Chowen WQ8¢ Rllyllll. The bride and groom _were unattended. They. received 'many beautiful presents showing the high esteem in which they are held by their ~-many friends. The Guardian -_'o-ins in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Benoit a.l0vs<sud\ha1>py wedded life. »
WRESTLING 'AT AMI-IERST.-One thousand people witnessed an inter- 'festing wrestling bout between Jim- mie Smart, oi Amherst, and John Kilonis. the woll-known Greek wreat- lci-, in the Empresstheatre this even- ing. The bout was called after the close of the regular picture program. Smart has"-not been in training for some mouths, but it took Kilonis. 'thirty T-minutes ‘to secure his first: throw, and midnight brought the tout to B closewithout another fall. Another match between the two man will take place shortly.-Amherst Etc.
A "C_UROISI'11Y.- That Prohibition
is_fg'etting|into he soil of Prince Ed- ward island was clearly demonstrat- ed by a vegetable curoislty brought to the Guardian office last Monday by John Hancock of Wood Islands North. The curiosity was H parsnip. About two inches from the top was the necln of a bottle through which the young parsnip had sent its tap root, probably in the hope of finding something to drink down below. Dis- covering its mistake the wise parsnip on emerging from what proved only a neck instead of a_ -bottle, resumed its natural growth and the result is ,a large sized parsnlp wearing a glass collar alter the style of and with a- bout- the same kind of a' neck 'as' fthe ordinary dude.
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' wru. No"f“"raKn 'rHnM.-Amo 'ngiln the city to-day were _two young Englishmen who had _not been long in `Ganada, but who had spent their time while here in Prince Edward Is- land. They had saved some money and investedit in the purchase of ra- coons which they ple/nned to take to England for breeding purposes. They _brought twelv`n..here' .with thorn. two or three older ones and some young stock, but, on finding that the cost of transportation, expressage, etc., would amount to about $50 in each caso, they decided to,1eave behind all but four, which they will take to the 'old country. _They are trying to sell- the remainder. They seemed to have iittleldea aa. to what would be ex- 'pected of them,- and their ‘li_ve bur- dens were left resting in the Union Depot to-day until they could make arrangements _for their disposals.-Sty 'John Exe. _ 5 _ _
.-_-.__\:'. ‘l_,- -. _ Talkihg about Rubber ~ v 1 600115 -
Rubber is either good or it isn't.
~ The difficulty wilh rubber goods
found- ln ordinary stores is that _yo_u cannot tell how long the artlc sis going to last, by just looking st il- appearances are so deceiving.Tbere ~ is scarcely anything you have to take more on faith than an article
A good syringe or hot-water bot-
tlsls an extremely valuable article to have aroun the house-But when they leak :-'
We have inet received n fresh
stock' of rubber goods of all kinds and _lllllriccs-No “fancy” prices either. You get a full return in
PUALITY for every penny spent-- ar in excess ¢ f what you might ex- pect for the money. All Rubber Goods Guaranteed
See our-` Prince Street window,
for assortment and prices.
Johnson & Johnson
§Y;0_ll Willll v *Every dainty' w`oman uses, en-. dorses end re- oonnnends`-Col-
te’s»Violet Tl1cu\1\'P°Wd¢l’- guru s soiouala sono: pro paration. il_nEY» ¢R_MDY Ind noses: io in uns for quel- ity and absolhie purity. 'rhers 'sro many. awl *ll° powders on the marks* bv*
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Gftill 3 __ __ . '0rdc[_”?gj|g by
ow Displays _ :¢'= .lllall.w_-_ ill. _ Corsets] I _ _ _ éssfsspvyms Poslsjehibwgglyl 2
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‘value-we offer
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No. I “Snap” is a very special No. |08. Isa model better than
new model, regular 75c for... ...59c any usual dollar line...... .
No. 224. This is a regular
ff- 1* gbi =¢l'l
2 -- This great ideflllsbshahon- and sale of new .fr U models is ln __l,|l@_o_ll_§___ll_. & A. Corset means a
Saving of .20 _lo 25 p. c. on each pr.
and offers Corsets no other store can supply
THE DISTINCTION OF THIS SALE is that it offers you
the NEW models--the models YOU WANT. It is not a gathering of goods held in stock for weeks-months-or more. Every model is new --made for us and us alone on P. E. I. No amount of money can secure you these models in any other Iland store. The makers in order to make an even more general .introduction of this best corset - .‘ - offered to P E. Island women-have granted us a big reduction from ' .- ‘ ’ the regular figures--we hand it over to_ you-we profit-and you pro- fit. Order your wanta by mail if- not in the city-the values are such ` as no buyer can afford to miss. _ ‘
No. 456. Here is a regula
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<__ N _B oN THE NEW B1.ousns.'
Considerable use continues to be
made' of the chiffon-veiled blouse, Nothing has been found to bring the suit bodice into harmony with the skirt quits so won as volllug it with a chiffon of matching color.
There is still considerable vogue
for the peplum or basque effect on the separate blouse. Very many' of the new models are distinguished from those of last year by the full- length sleeves.
The newnldea-in the sleeves of chif- fon blouses is to have, first, a foun- dation sleeve, skin tight, m-ado of transparent chiffon, and over this a small bishop sleeve, brought in to a medium-wide cuff, fitting close about the wrist. Usually this cuff is not tl`l,llJ5DBl'6nt. but is developed in satin or _soft similar material. Quite a fancy prevails for hrnnaur
colors in cuils, these sometimes af- f°I`dill§ the one strong color note. These cuffs- then appear more like wristlets than cuffs.
Another feature in blouses is the very general use of the large simu- lated bnttonhole bound in color. A great deal of work is put in on some of the models, two or three tiny pip- lngs, together with embroidery trimming the buttonholes. As a fur- ther novelty, pear-shaped drop but- tons or ornaments hang from these buttvnhsle slashes..-_ .It i.a.__qu.u.o..a pretty fashion and a novelty. ` _ Another trimming feature is small
tassel ornamentswhich fall from em- broidered centres- discs, ovals., squares, oblongs or diamond-shaped ornaments of braid or embroidery.
_ THE DEEPEST DEPTH.
According to the "Geographical
Journal," a depth surpassing all previous records has been sounded by the German survey-ship Planet 40 nautical miles east of Northern Min- danao. The depth obtained was 9780 metres, or 5348 fathoms, and the sounding was obtained under condi- tions which permit the fullest confl- dence in its accuracy, while a deter- mination of bottom temperature and a sample of the sea-bottom at the spot were also secured. The greatest depth previously known was that found by the American ship Nero
lat 5268 fathoms. This has now been fexeesded, therefore, by 80 fathoms.
~.HUNTING AEROPLANES
'_ ._a-a--u
_,_ Hunting of 'game by aeroplane is _likely to become one of the sports of *the 'future, and in France- several of ‘the pilots are becoming adapts at this kind of chase. Moreau is one of these, but he lately met with an ac- cident, whlch, however, ls not very serious. He_had.bcen invited by the Mayor of _Varennes, near Paris, to take part in the opening of the fall hunting season, and was flying near 'the ground when a shot fired by an irnprudent hunter struck him in the eye. .But he was soon able to make n
once, so that probably he will not be
near Guam in 18'9, which was fixed o
landing and received medical aid at
‘ "I was standing out in front one night," said a theatrical manager, "when a ragged little urchin came along with a dog under his arm. The dog was a yellow cur of the mang- lest variety I had ever seen."
“ 'Are you the manager of the
show?" asked the boy.
"I told him I was. “ 'Well,-' remarked the lad, ‘I want
to see the show, but I haln’t got no money. I'l1 tell you what I’ll do; I’ll give you this dog if you'll let me in.” l "I looked at the boy, and then at
the dog, and my heart melted. ‘You can go in,” I said, ‘hut never m-ind about giving 'me the dog. Take the dog along with. ynu.’ .
"The lad went in with the yellow
cur under his arm. After the perfor- mance I was standing out in front and happened to see the urchin come out.
“ ‘Well, sonny,' I remarked, ‘how
did you like the show?"
“ ‘Oh, pretty -well,” he said, ‘but
'I'm awfully glad I didn't give you the dog.’ "
GRAFTING rHUMAN ORGANS.
In a paper on "Tbanat.ology," Dr. noswou Par-kitons how shsnowosc miracle may 'be accomplished. His .plan simply fir to make practical use J-of--the -llve orgdnithat remain in th
death may result from violent ln- iury to one organ--the brain or the
-_,heart, for instance-Dr. Park says
that the remaining live tissues may he grafted on,the body of an injured . person with the same hope of success that Burbank exhibits in grafting the flora. In this manner virtually every part of a body, with the exception
of the diseasefl part, may be used with good ef ect by practical sur- geons. Teeth,_ bone, flesh, and mus- cles, he says, may be used in carry- ing health and renewed life to at least 50 patients by the use of only one body. Countless operations hith- erto looked upon as impossible are ‘declared possible in this way.
CHURCH HEATED
WITH ELECTRICITY
'- A successful instance of electric heating for a'largs-church is seen in the St. Sebaldus Church at Nurem- .berg. Individual heaters are used in each pew so that a good distributiog of heat results. This is done _ by mounting a long tube heater near the floor in front of the seat and along the back of the following pew, which acts as a foot-warmer. The electric heating tube is a 3-inch iron 'pipe _which contains a smaller tuba wound .with resistance wire. At each pew] is a switch for-cutting out the heater, and all the separate wires from the heaters run to connection boxes plac- ed at‘diflerent points under the floor". A perforated iron foot-rest' 'runs along.above each heater, The church has a seating "capacity of 1200,- and
DOLLS
See my show window for the best value in a Cheap Dressed
Doll,`yon have ever seen, Sleeper, Real Eye-lashes, Removable
I have started a Boy’s Lending Library containing a fine list
of the best authors .Itcoste nothing to loin, _ you pay one cent a
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` *NOT WORTH THE OFFER. ' CUTTING. ships of the Home
Once they were sweethearts, but
they quarreled, and as usual in such cases, each wished to show to all in general and to each other in particu- lar, that they were not, nor had ever bven, aware of each other's existence.
One day the young man had to make
a business call on her iathor on behalf of his employer, and as luck would have it, she answered the bell. Tlie,
young _Zan did not lose his heard. “I beg pa_ on," he said politely, “Miss Perkins, I think? Is your father in?"
Without showing the least sign that she had ever seen him before, - the_ maiden repliedz.. _ . .. . "No, he’s not; I'm sorry to say. Did you wish to- sea him- personally?"
"Yes. But it will do-tomorrow. I
will call again. Thank 'you. 'Good afternoon." - - -
As hs reached the bottom step, she
asked casually. "I beg pardon; who shall I say called'I"` <
GAVE *I-IIMSELF AWAY.
The young undergraduate had ex-
'ceeded his leave,by two days. “Well,' said the professor, "what have you to say for yourself?" I'm- sorry," re- plied the ’und_ergrad. f_'I_ really could' n't get back- before. _Inwas detained
c_professor looked:-at him sternly. “So
corpse -of a man or woman. Since you wanted two more days of grace,
did you?" he asked. "No, sir," ans- wered the young man, off his guard for the moment-"off Marjorie."
EXCELLENT ADVICE.
The editor of a certain paper once
received two letters. The first was from a man who desired information concerning his twins’ teething, while the other correspondent wished to know how to get rid of grasshoppersl Unfortunately the answers get mixed. The proud father of the twins received 'the following advice:
"Cover them with straw and set it
alight! The little pests will soon be destroyed." While he who was troubled by grasahoppers was direct- ed to ruh their gums gently with a bone ring. _
EDUCATION OF ROYAL PRINCEB.
| ____ ‘ The early part of next year will see
nsiderahle change in the educa-
‘Prince Albert and Prince HenrY-
|Prlnce Albert will pass out il‘0lll the senior division of the Royal Naval. _ College at Dartmouth at Christmas, and`Prlnce Henry will then complete his studies at St. Peter’s Court 'Sehool, near Brosdsteirs. Alter thi’ ,Christmas vacation Prince Albert is lto be cent to join one of the battle-
irr order to
gain some practical experience of the work of the Fleet alt ses, and lg ",¢:_ Doctod to remain afloat for the greati er part of the year. Ho will after.- wards read for his university career. This will probably be passed at Trin- ity COUGBG, Cambridge, and not with the Prince of Wales at Oxford. Prince Hem? will be enterod at Wellington College, in Berkshire._after the Christ- mas vacation. It was here that Her . Majes:y’s two younger brothers ra- ceived their education. Towards the end of the year little Prince John, the youngest son of their Maissties, may loin Prince George at St..Petg~ er's Court School. ‘
AWFUL MASSACRES. ...___
LONDON, Dec. 2-Fearful tales of
massacre continue to be reported.
The Bulgarian irregulars are
drenching Macedonia with blood. '
Besides the massacres at Kavaia
and Seeres there has been an enor- 'mous amount of killing ln the dis- trict of Avrethissai where scarcely a single Moslem has been left alive. .
Mohammcdan hands have depopni
lated whole villages. _ _ 4 _
The Servians have :a :betterme- cord and the Greeks have no atroci- ties against them. Tllern. is .talk of
lby most gmljortant \m5in¢“_" rfb, the allies defnnndlng a war indemnity
of $240.000, 100. _ After the signing of an armlstics
tomorrow a week will olsps‘e~ before the peace negotiations will begin. _. __
"About that toothache,-You prob-
ably hnven‘t one now but when you have you. will want something at once that will safely stop the pain- Ingrahams Toothache .Stoppe`r,.‘ -will give you instant' relief-l0c,_'bot.tle. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore, Sunnyside. ff » -12-Smlii.
Postponed 0
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oN ACCOUNT or sroam
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Sale whieh os.-.ro use place
at Mr, Geo. Auld's. _- Covehestl toda has been postponed nfl-
htfll) or two or the royal x>riuoss.‘_ri1VI’f¢dnesday,De.ce;nbeitl4th.
Sale lB_k_¢_ P1326 [IIC 381113 hour as advertised on flllllld bill, Conditions of ‘s_a_le_as ad- vertised. ` ”
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