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AGUE 501171315 0 7 ’s:z:.:'.a‘::1.:.~;.i.:e=::...::‘ _ _ _ _

....1 K1N(;’5 (;0UNrv __ l_iT PliT0ll‘S BAZAAR

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thusiaetic over the Association. Dur-

lonesome s

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was very kindly received. Mr. Fland-

°°__`°-__'-' 5 “_” Eers became one of my best friends, COMING EVENTS. _____lCF’1M‘n“°fi_fF°f"B§5°.}_‘) a often inviting nie to his home. He

l ortin a work unknown and .ms a true man_0f God 1’

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sled Rose meeting Lodge Prince \1l1°<Il1iDD€d. CBFFYWE ill S0161! 0" "With so many of our future lead-

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~wud' BD' " Tues ay' ' I that which would mhke B004 in Ja"with great satisfaction that we know

" ANNOUNCEMENT. "Tonight come to St. James’ Hall for music. 12-12dl1-

a *Frank T. Wakis, assisted by Miss

Bremner, E. Ritchie and P.

ooper, in pianoforte and singing re-

1, tonight in St. James’ Hall. I

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"The Farmers’ Institute will meet

g the Marshfield Hall tonight at 7.-

Q. Important business to transact

$7* Best blankets ai Beer 50., feelin. I2- 6drlf

f"‘Gifts suitable for men. Handker- uilefs, silk ties, sweater, shirts, rain mat, cloth cap, silk suspenders, um-

erellas, links, fur collars, silk mud-

gr, pipe rack, lull dress muffler,

oves, cushions, Morris chair, house

loat, leather wallet, pajamas, sofa

zillow. At Paton’s. 12-8\itf-

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pan when once it could be pl‘0P‘B1`1_Y inaugurated. The source of their iichi-.ving confidence has been - dis- covered.

“A week ago, at a dinner in Kobe,

:it which the directors of that As- sociation were present, the story was told oi Hon. Elihu Root's testi- mony to the determining influence in his life of Mr. McBuri1I?Y. the general secretary of thc New York City young Men's Christian Association, Very quietly the president, and for years the promoter of the Kobe As- soeiation, remarked: 'I can be- lieve that, for Mr. MeBurney helped ine iii the same way ! Ifwas a lone- some Japanese student in that great 'city when one day, as I \vas coming out of a church service feeling V€\"Y ,niiien alone because no one SPOKS £0 img, ri gre.-it, f`i1ie-looking man sought ine out, just \\'itl10llt U10 door, and vcry lieartily introduced ‘himself to me as' liobert McBurney

became my friend and had a great influence over nic.' I "A few days later I was engaged

rtant conference with the

7‘ Another great lot of those pret- lybows in velvet and silk. with D touch of palsly. The prices are

Q50 350. 50c. each. Monro Si Mo- __ ood. 12-iooti

in an imD0 ‘ _ _ president of the Kyoto Association ia prominent physician of high family 'connections, being a brother-111-law of the present Japanese Ambassador at Washington. This ASS0CiB»t\0I\

that there is to be found in our Bro- therhood such a spirit of Christian

growing Association in Japan owes much to the movement at home for such friendship."

HORSE NOTES.

George Turner, Trilby, has sold his

fine year and ri half old Aberdeen ill-

a handsome sum. _ l

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fellowship and helpfulness. The

ly to Alfred Murphy of Millvale for

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pays to buy 'in this Province. ‘ ‘...All amounts for Guardian silver icI;§,,a'i?;s asafggnie §°T'ir,::,?°nWh1;: Taking the advice given in Satur-

'_'““‘ at 1 _ mln! Bild B\1l>BCl`iPti02\l ill M°l1l1B§\1e‘h,,d become of (_;_ K_,_ F;a,,,1,,¢-g_ why, day‘s Guardian- hundreds visited Pat-

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in St. Patrick s Hall on picinity to A. J. McDona1di £_%¢__|3,_ ___;Jil_11l\_ ilway back _ in 'alibi was a ;1_§a.iiniz_he_ splendid showing made by

_ ' ' tiident in Norwic . I can ef rin. _

“° °"h°" °“g“g°mem mr th” never forget my joy when recei_ Au attractive ribbon booth is de- *md help the 5°h°‘?1' TWO JAPANESE LEADERS an invitation te eat Christmas din- voted entirely to hair ribbons, beau-

12-izdmwmipd. WHO NEVER roRGo'r ne, at ,,,,, Y_ M_ C_ A_, -I went ,wa

tifui lustrous, _wide ribbons, in a delightful variety of colors at only fifteen and eighteen cents a yard. Every child wants several-hair rib- bons 'to_ wear with their different dresses. ~

The ladies will be delighted in the

silk, cashmere and lisle hose depart- ment which is unsurpassed for quality and style. For the little tots the stockings and socks are so _cunning they should be seen by all. _ While' speaking of the little folk, who have been well looked after, the writer recalls the handsome white fur and wool coats, pretty ready-to- weardresses, white fur rugs, Kimon- as, and all the other trifles that make up a. child's wardrobe.

The knitted outing coats, sweater

coats as the are generally termed

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4, are there in all the different colors.

red, red and grey, grey, grey and 1 blue, etc, in all sizes to fit the in- fant, child, or the grown up man or woman. These goods were so scarce ,an article' iii Charlottetown that the firm wisely prepared for the Xmas _rusli as the winter sports demand coats of this kind. '

Prominently displayed are some

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is seen in the rat lined coats, one was a full length, with brown shell, and was decidedly fetching with its genuine mink collar and was marked.

|15 to -$95.' _ "

The bachelors’ booth has sugges-

tions that will be appreciated by all, for their are linen bags. quilted lounging robes selling at $8 and $10 and many other gifts as the purse will allow. _

The men’s department is a bowel'

of suggestions attractively and most invitingly placed. There are strik- ingly rich and handsome ties, some five hundred patterns to choose from. all boxed, ready for mailing, fancy vests, what would be more appfeciaif ed? Silk and wool niufflers, exceldu. haiidkerchiefs, socks, shirts. but why enumerate when the gentlemen presiding over that particular section is just bubbling over with sugi=l€9' tions and the wonders of his depart- ment as a cali will show. _Myriads of other things could be mentioned but uuuice to my that the entire store is so arranged that the firm’s goods can be thoroughly examined at a glance and their beauty and richness appreciated.

Special mention must be made of

the fine line of umbrellas just re- ceived, stylish coverings with long

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Silk quilted dressing gowns. in du- 1i1iner<1's Linimeut C0., Limited. ferent Shades. that would make the Geiieiemen,-Lust winter I received man of the house an ideal gift. Won-[great benefit from the use of MIN- <1@1`ins Mons attention was called to ’ AR11's 1_.INiM10N'r in 5. severe ueiuck the _rich display of fur lined coats, of ]_,`aG;~ippe_ and 1 have frequently puny wats. embossed. blush sealette proved ie to he very effective iu cases coats, something decidedly new, sell- of 1n(1amma¢i0n_

ing from $55 to $100. The Astrach- Y0m»,q_

an coats sell at $30 to -$50, Caraeul W, A, 1-1U'1‘(3HINSON_

from $12.50 to $30, with or without the American Sable collar. Luxury

at $125. There were others also at_

It Siiilsfiliem Au

Old and young delight in the rich. ness and delicious.

_ ness ofCOWAN S "PERFECTlON

COCOA. » _

lt suits every taste.

The Cowan Co. Limited,

'ronoiii-ro. in

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exquisitely carved and shaped hand- les all ready for the initials if de- sired.

The furnitiire department should

not be overlooked for here is a won- derful display. The wicker chairs, ubaskets, cabinets, etc, as will he seen in their ad, and the Morris smoker chairs where especially in- vitating and would find a welcome in any home. »

No better advice can be given to

the perplexed shopper than to make it a point to spend an hour today in Paton’s Big Bazaar, where oblig- lng clerks are always in attendance.

I I Drop ln and buy a pretty suit worth l8.00 to .$0.00 for \2.00 today. Many ladies haie had bargains like this-and it may be thesult you want ls waiting for you. We have time to Show and lit you. Moore & McLeod.

12-lodtf

- Handmade linens of many

`ii...i..»e¢¢. fe wal... iz 5.1.11

“Slaughter prices not for a few

days but everyday. Bargains for all. Simon Joseph, Queen St..

1 ' 12-10001.

See our Christmas linene~~-

Beer Q Weeks. l2.5d,-1|

"A few more suggestions from the

ladies’ store where you can buy gente’ Christmas presents such 5,5' fancy hosiery, fancy shirts, fancy suspenders, fiir collars, umb,-gum, coat sweaters, fur coats, suit cues' hand bags, handkerchiefs; also an kinds of clothing such as vest, coats, pants, and overeoats. Scotch knitt socks as pretty and as finely knitted as if mother or grandmother made them, in the gents' department inside of the ladies' store on the right hand side. Paton’s.

, 12-5dtf.

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` Real alaska annie muffs $18.00 each. Compare with muffs offer. ed at a much higher rice. Real alaska ruffs from £0800 up. PATONS._' PATONS, i2.5d(,f

“Leather goods lettered in gold free at Carter’s. A discount for 00511 Oil YOUI Purchases at Carter's. Follow the crowd to Carter's book, stationery and fancy goods stores, Presents that please at rices to su'

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every purse at Carter’s. 12-9010,

ISONTEST CLGSES " P. Nl. Sill

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llT I0 URDll‘f, DEC 17TH

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F $1.00

1.25 1.50 2.00

3_0() . .. .. .. 0 vote allowed on any subscription

District No. One (District Prize

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subscription entitles cand_idat

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""'Mrs. Vernon Matthew Suminerside... @crti-uae white, 234 or. ceo. se....... “Katie Large, 64 Bayfield

qllay Coyle, 268 Dorchester

da Doiron, 80 Spring Park Road......

' Zella Williams, 76 'Elm Avenue............ H301-eie nvuue, 203 iiicumoue Qleunle Lonergan, 105 Pownal St........

“ District-No. Two (District Prize Qiensington, Montague, Georgetown,

*Fannie Moase, Kensingson...............:.. _*Jennie Garrett, .Souris............ ._ . . lfiilthel McLean, Montague........ . .. #Estelle Mchean, Alberton....... .

wzzie Caseley. Kensington......... ..

ary Kinch, Tignish............................

vanilla Bernard, 'I‘ignisb......................

District No. Three (District Prize

to

e 4000 special votes

5000

'- 6000 " “

8000 “ 12000 “

of less than One Dollar.

Plano), lncludcl Charlottetown and

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4 Last Vote Today's Vote Total Vote

44,260 752,370 58,200 64,000 27,300 7,300 2,000 1,600

708,110 598,120 560,300 465,830 165,050 168,600 127,900 56,540

Piano), includes Alberton,

Souris.

751,100 722,210 710,090 003,110 537,780 203,520

650,320 033,300 493,220 172,350 170,000 129,590

' 55,540

Tignisb ,

758,700 735,680 721,590 608,310 544,270 396,020

53,840 53,840

Piano), includes the villages and

7,600 13,470 4,600 5,200 6,490 2,500

%ost offices of King’s, Queen's and Prince Counties, and all other points

an Prince Edward island not listed in

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Qahrietine Mcllca, Heritherdale .......... .. __ argaret J. Stevenson, New Glasgow 'Annie Hume, Bristol.._......................... ‘lBlanchc i=.iiundi~i's, Trilby..................... wllllary Brehnut, Alexandra.......... .. h7'Myrtle_ Taylor, Foiinds Mills..........

Julia Grahnrn. Bradalbane..................

"Florence Good, Winaloe Station......... ieuuabeiiu iiicxiuucu, nesi=.1»ie....._.... ielda Johnston, Petei"s Road................ _ii-Bon Wcstaway_ Albion, Lot. *Tillie I-Iowatt, Coleman... ..... ahdra. Robert Hardy, Montross............

Mrs. Mabel McKinnon, Gaspereaux....

*Margaret Gay, Mt. Hope ..... [Marie Desiioehes, Mlrcouche............... ,._ Jessie Cameron, Caledonla..................

,§,Ml_I-Iuggin,

s Gillespie, Sherwood Btation....

Mrs. John Smith, Hunter Riva;-,___,___, 'lidelfa Horton. Gladstone....................

000,370 000,540 184,160 561 85(l 558 970 558,750 196,450 506,240 405,230 4.il>,9fl0 40? 600 2oh,il0 202,820 241 ,210 244,300 l/ll ,540

22,470 86,460 92,260 06 400 29 490 21 200 149,600 27,390 5 320 31 360 7,300 5,000

_ 15,000

10,000

051 lb() 84,710 66,000

63,200 31,000

Evelyn Boyle. Glenwood.................. ..

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,Phoebe Buchanan, F‘rede_ricton............,

1,230

District One and Two.

628,420 93,550 721,970

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721,840 687,000 676,420 628,250 580,460 579,550 546,060 533,630 471,600 468,300 415,900 293,710

202,820 259,810 254,390 141,340 123,090 _ 09,350 144,710 00,000 03,200 31.000

.STANDING VOTES lil

1 S. ll. llllCDONflLD’S CONTEST

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'-°-‘MTH Florence Burnette, City |f~lIls!f‘f9o’f'tie Coady, Hazelhrouk #Samuel Beaton, Ucnsliaw,

._ Miss Lena Heron, City

“Miss Clara Newson, Kingston,

Chester Garrett, City, FUrban MacDonald. Maple Hill, #lies Lillian Pineau,N. Rustico, v;PBtrick Walsh, Esq., Oyster

“Bed _Bridge

*Samuel Gilllsple, Milton,

‘Harry Campbell, Kingston, . Harold Dickiesun, New Glasgow

17200 i Rusticoville,

77900

25000 Josiah Boyce, Mermaid,

Leo Milligan, Tignish,

_Alex Maclsaac, Tracadie,

14400, Miss Levine Trainer,

17600 f-llnnott's Road,

_ ,10200 John Maclntyre, St A`ndrefw's

050801111 DOYIE. Mermaid, 9950 Murdock Finlayson, Pinnet/te KWSN" Currie. Peake'u Station, 9945 Mrs John Harper, City,

78000 Geo Simpson, Webster’s Corner, 6400 55800 Miss Maggie Pineau, Rusticovllle,6200 40300lFi'aiik Byrne, Millview,

4.5900,Jumcs O’Brien, Fort Augustus,

30700.Veriiic I-Iowatt, Esq, City,

23500. Mrs Alphonse Doucette,

5990 7190 5540

5490 5290 5090

’ 4950

4590 4340 4090 4008

ohn Nicholson, Flat River 7400 Miss Emma Kelly, Fort Augustus,750 eon MacLeod, Hunter Hlver, 6500 Miss Judia Gautier, City, 870

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meet with the :ipprecation of all gentlemen. y O er Suggestlonb that Wm ’ ` "I //7’

This store is brimming with su ' ' - - `

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fiirnishings-We’ve studied n1en’s likes and dislikes-all tliccii?fiiigiicldiidtsiviiiiiiiegiii ` properly understood by us. Our gift suggestions are more tliaii merely wearing 'irticles ' ` 51 0

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Make this your Xuizis shopping center. ~i__ ,_ ‘-<1

remember and appreciate

Lounging Robes

and House _Iackets

We had the greatest sale of louugiiig robes

and house jackets we ever had-the ladies realized tliat_there was no_ gift. more appropriate and ap. preciated. Men will enjoy the comforts of one of these articles for more than 9. score of years---use-

ful evc ry day of the year.

_This year we are sliowinga gorgeous array

‘ again--all new stocic--new ideas, colors, ,and pat: tems, at popular prices for high--quality-~g0od5_

Lounging robes $13.50, 16.50, 19,50,

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House jackets $5.50 to 9.o0.

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3 Splendid Xmas _

bellows equipments

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Values m Suit Cases -eg,-ffi _ _ Here are three _really wonderful values right _ B./,M in the heart of the gift-giving season. To be can- . ,»\` " __ _i did these were really too expensive for the ordiii- ` .2 ary trade and remeiiicd through last season. Tllis ¢;.._,`~' , , 1/

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Rcsul-er $17-su for $12.75. Saud

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Xmas neckweai'

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Silk handkerchief s

Fancy knit vests

Coat sweaters

Goods over 5oe value

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