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XMAS CHE ER T0 MY_ CUSTOMERS - I am allowing a discount of 10% on all Bells an Blankets. call and make your selection.

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CHAR TTETOWN P. E. i.

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Maritime Electric

Co., Ltd. .

cHAiii.o'i"rErowN P. E. r. The home of Electrical A pliances

Weure very anxious to have you Housewives see our complete

lines of Electrical Labor Saving Devioes.

Wont you call NOW to our . Show Rooms.

REDDIN BROS

CHARIAOTFETOWN P- E I. ‘”'“"&*-~ .§_.=_§;_ no other vessel in rport 'Wirth good

rata-ds M-essrs Acorn and M»cKinn1on

Th€ Quality Store , I loniiinc mr st. Pierre. A

For ' Pure Drugs, Chemicals,

Toilet Articles, Sundries, etc.

All perscriptions carefully filed. ____ _, _____ _

We solicit your patronage. _

CHARIIOTTETOWN P E. SELLING AGENT. _ The Fuller Johnson Farm Pump. ‘"8 EUEIDQ, Do Laval Cream Separators, Supphes

_Alpha Gasoline Engine _ l will be pleasedito Demonstrate my lines to you

MR. FARMER

and let you be he judge.

A Thei'e’s a picture of you in your soIdier_s memory. But e is expecting a new ofie, as you are today, to take its

place.

Malte the appointment .to-

day.\

5 -THE' COOK-' STUDIO _

To Get Photographs in the Xmas _ `llla I ‘or France Early

’ No one _thing in that Xmas paclrage will meau_ so much to the spldicr .boy as the little photograph' 9 so_me Io'ved_oue. He will treasure. it, will 'show it with pride to his companions and will fight for it _ because it is the Symbol of Home. and alihc lio'd-. dear

M .ike au appointment at

THE BAYER S1 UDIO

r A careful select tion of every line of Jewelry' mrrks

Slllilllllli

Pririanlarl by “Fruit-a-tives" llie Wundinul Fruit Medicine

;5_?; i\I.\iso:v._\'s_nvl:iS'r., Hvii., Que, I n my "l)"“°l|» |10 Other nicdiciiie S S0< good its ‘Friiit-a-tires’ for

lnltllgestiou aud_Constipa,l.ion. d `°5 Yeiifsr -l`Sui1`ei'ed with these '°“ fd d'S@*\=<~=8. trying an i.-min or treatments until I was told I vm, lucurnble. _

one ‘l“¥`a friend told mo to try

‘I~`ruit-a-tlves'. To mv surprise l

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I-°;i";l ""8 _m°"h°l“° 81110 immediate fe lc ,and in a. short time I was all

I' right again", ‘ _ _

Doiwr Lsnorma

5°°~ I Mr. 6 for $2.50, trial sire 25°.

At rill dealers or from li`rult-A-tives lriiuitod, Ottawa,

Oil Tan Moccasins

For Men and Boys $2.50 and $3.25

The real thin t k the feet warm ginofrothtig weather. _ '

Make your boy com-

fortable and happy by wearing moccasins.

Bois’ $2.501 Men’s _ $315

` See Them '

Alley & Co.

,.135 Queen Street

“Keep the Hom#

tires Burning’ '

--and have the hom' comfortable for “him” when he comes home

That means

our Stoch. ' I |»RAlN0RaS

We will be pleas- warm Air Heating

ed to have y o u Call. ~

W.N._ Tanton

EN; Do Your Xmas _ Shopping Now l

We have now on dis-

pay the most compzlete ines of W ATCH S, C L O O K S, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, C U 'I GLASS, IVORY, PYREX WARE an d OPTICAL GOODS ever shown -in Montague. -r ~ i We are now in a better position than ever to serve our man customers who make PXRKMAN’S their

heaFdl%iiarters for XMAS

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Th'e IVORY we are

showin is all_STAMPED with aio MAKERS TRADE MARK. lt iS H GUARANTEE that is the BEST. LOOK for it and take none without it.

A visit to our store

will prove interesting.

E. E. Parkmau Jeweler and Graduate

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PHONE 393-J 80 GRAFTON ST.

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Everybody knows good old

Nyal ` Cherry Cough Syrup

It has been doing dutv for years and has relieved thou- sands of coughs. Particularly useful in re-

ievin i rigrit racking coughs as wel as hoarseness, loss ot voice, etc. Nyal Cherry Cough SYTUD is _esp cially _suitable for children and is very pleas- -ant to take.

Lai'/ge Bot _les

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Cahruthers . and .

'_ Parkman

Druggists and Chemists

Groceries Boots anti Shoes

A Stationerv

Montague l‘ In

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..~i'r #Avo to buy in this Province

»\. .*8T. DAVlD'B CHURCH GEORGE. TOWIN.-Christmas service Wednes- fliy 11 a. m. _

..° rr-rec G s o1'ANLEvis not

back from Magdalen _Islands yr»t but is hourly expected. ' S

..*LATE SHIPPING.-The Schoou

@r"‘Ex~ce~ld'a", 100 tons, Capt. Nowofl Plercey, from St. -Pierre, Mio. arriyed in Souris Saturday to load a cargo of Produce and lumber for Messns H. H. Acoiin and C. D. McKinnon, This vang. el owitng to clrc-urmstainoes over which the master had no conltrol ihad a ser- Iies of milsliurps, after leaving St.

Pierre. When off 'Sceturi while reeflng _tiho inainsail broke her main -boom, had to run :for Fortiuiue Bay, N.fld. nor \`@Dl1,lrs then 3 of her crew left her,

undlwlth the dilifficulty of rgnitttlmg mer. ‘VM d'&l&Yed until now. 'Pliers bein;

Will give ther it quicli discharge, she is

CUTICURA

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Quickly soothe and heal .

eczemas, rashes, itchings and bumings of the skin. .

lrrrrrrrrrrr _ _ _

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lusertionjoi- advertising lu this cot umu. Cash must accompany order Minimum charge twenty-uve cents.

~ IN MEMORIAM

MFI. RICHARD C. A. GRANT

ln the death of Mr. Richard Clement

Albion Grant which occurred ~ai' his home on Wjater Street yesterday tore- noon, Charlottetown has lost another of its most prominent business men and an excellent citizen. Mr. Grunt h_ad been in failing health for some time, and it wasionly, his indomitable spirit which made him bear up as ‘he did-to the last. Deceased was born' at Eurnscliffe. Oct. 21st, 1869 and was therefore only in his fiftieth year. He was associated in the grocery business in his early manhood wth his father the late Mr. Wm. Grant and upon the death of the latter he assumed charge of the business, and some time later sold out to Mr. R. F. Maddigan and

wen-ti into the agricultural implement business still maintaining the old iirni name of Wm. Grant & Co. M-r. Grant conducted this business for 23 years very successful-ly. A year ago he took into partnership Mr. Samuel Kennedy, Jr. and the business was then con- ducted under the flrm name of Grant Kr Kennedy. Since the recent fire which visited their premises Mr. Grantfsold out his interest. Some eighteen years ago the deceased met with an accident from the affects of which he never fully recovered and which doubtless had much to do with shortening his days. While doing an uct of charity for a 'poor man, as he often did for many, he made a miss- step. falling down the elevator shaft in his place of business a distance of 26 feet. He liay unconscious at that time for three hours 'before -being found. He sustained severe internal injuries as the result. The late Mr. Grant served two terms in the City Council and was 14 years chairman of the board of assessors. 'a position which lie was obliged to resign this year owing to his health. He was ri

lnnnlo lush Iron by Mull. Addrem pow card: ‘Cu¢Innn.Don.N.l¢mon.U.B.A."

Sold by delle!! throughout the world.

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A. E. LYON, Studio I

' Good Photography |

Moderate Prices _ I

Personal attention to Amatourl

Photography._ i

107 Queen si. '

Phone 62-J. g

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Keep Clear oi Influenza

By using the N. T. RawIeigh's liiniment and genuine Tablets and 5 Iilood Medicines. ' » A

People who have these gnodsi

constaiitly on hand never had thisi Dreaded Disease. These articles' and medicines can be secured at` any of our store rooms at Au ustus 1, McDonaId’s, S- urls, or at lioyasl McGinnis, Si. Peters Bay or ati James Gondon's, Georgetown. .

Keep a good supply of ' all`

Rawleigh's goods on hand, you will. need them some day, Better to have them and not need them,l then to nced them and not havei them.

.lAS. CONDON

Managerfor East King’s

P. E. i.

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The New

PUNKTAI. LENSES _ HAVE MADE

GOOD

"Science '

Prquuced them from the

start to boths highest type of ophthalmic Ions:-the on y opht almic lens, in ~i' ~a c t , astigmatioally corrected to the margins in all powers.

.charter member of the local K. of C.

rind C.M.B.A. rand stood high in the estimation of the members of these bodies. He took much interest in the welfare oi. Charlottetown and did all he could to promote its interests. Charitable to the poor and devoted to hls_ family he will he much missed. He leaves to chcrloh his memory his wife, (formerly Miss Clara E. il-logau, daughter of the late Mr. iM. P. Hogan, of this city.) two daughters, Mrs. A.J. Mulnnis, of Earnscliffe. and Richardino. und Earl, the latter two at home, to all of whom deepest. sympathy lf* fill* tended.

MtR. EVERETTE MCDONALD

There passed peacefully away at

Annandale on Nov. 3rd, 1918 Everette McDonald at the early age of 18 years. The deceased leaves to mourn tive brothers and one sistei“.'Two of the 'brothers are serving in France, Gunners Harold and Cameron, Arth- ur out West, Guy in N. Scotia and Sidney on he old _home in Little Pond and .Mrs James Banks of Annandale besides many friends and relatives to mourn the loss of a loved one.

, 'RICHARD N. P. McKAY

The home of Mr. and -Mrs Nell Mc-

Kay, Murray Harbor was greatly sad- dened on the 19th inst when death eu- tered and removed their second eld- est son Richard at the early age of 19 years and ten months. Death was due to pneumonia following influenza. This young man was of a quiet reserv- ed manner energetic and industrious. He was a great help to his father whose health T~~~. not been the best ‘for some tlme.l3~~.=' src a grief strick-

len mother r\"d 'a if ` there are left to-mourn srvvv l sisters and broth- ers. 'Phe funeral was held on Friday' morning and was conducted by Rev. E. S. Weeks. The sincere sympathy

lot the community goes out to Mr. and Mrs. McKay in their sore bereave-

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Mlnardo Llnlmont Lumhormano Friend

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Como in and we will tell

~-Eu all about these New

uses and the reason they

ire better than the old style. Whenever anything new is laced on the market ‘We glove It." This is one reason

our Optical Service is Superior

We duplicate broken cnses

atshort notice. _

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Optometrist and Prescription _ Drngglst

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Oven 100 Ymns or Success

(Internal as unlloa Exams! uae)

A soothing, healing Auodyuo that speedily stops suiforiug. Wonder- fully elective for Couglis, Colds,

Grlppe, Boro Throat, (7ramPl,Chllll, Spn ns, Strains, and many other

E common llls. ,

lor more than sonar! humanttrl but

“Friend ln Need”

LACHLAN M ACPHEIXSON

On the |norn’n'z of Oct 23rd

last there pass id away at his homo one Oi' Valloyiisldfs moat. respected citizens in the person ol' the late Lachlau MacPherson in the 72nd year of his a e. while working out-

side he cauglit a cold which grud- ua I rew worse and a last de

time that pneumonia artfucked him

He was a consistent member of

Valleyfield _Presbyterian Church for over thirty years where his presence was always ci welcome and a cheer. He is missed in his

|i'amily and district and also in his 'church for his seat is empty. He

has gone to his rest and the Lord he loved, and he has left for his .stricken family and community, the memory oi' a blameless life, to comfort _them in their sorrow and to inspire them _to live as he did. The funeral service which was largely attended was conduct- ed by his pastor, Rev. J. M. Mac- Leod.

The sympathy of friends near

and far is with his poor invalid widow and his children. And to add to their sorrow news reached them ofthe death of theeldest son, Alexander, in the West two weeks after the death of the father.

in the Absence of Doctors Nobly Gone to War, After Influenza, the Grip-

Tbose wonderfully useful medicines,

_Hood’s Sarsaparillu and Houd's Pills. are warmly recommended. _ Hood’s Sarsaparilla, taken before meals three times it day, and Hood'a Pills, taken 'at night as needed, are reasonably sure to keep a family in health and prove to be reliable and al- ways ready-liiiends. They purify the blood, relieve and prevent O billiioua ness and constipation. build* up strength and regulate the system.

Get both, orelther one as you thinlr

you need, from your driigglst today _rind begin treatment at once.

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Try Making Your Own _ Cough Remedy

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You can save about I2. and lilvo l better renicdy than the really- ' made kind. Bully done.

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If you combined the curative proper-

ties of every known “ready-made" cough

remedy, you probably could not get as much ren curative power as there is in this simple home-made _cough syrup

ntlricli is easily prepared lu _a few min- u es,

Get from any druggirt 2% ounces of

Pinex $530 cents wort ) pour it into r is-or. Utne and nirhie borne n-ru. syrup, using either plain granulated sugar syrup, clarified molasses, honey or corn syrup, as desired. The rosut

is 16 tplunces of migglly bettcri cough gyru an yup o uy rear -ma e and 'haves eagily $2. Tastes pleasant and never spoils.

This Plnex and Syrup preparation gets

right at_ the cpuso oi' ri cough and givcs almost immediate rcliri. It loosene the

phlogs, stops the nnnty throat tickle and als -the sore, irritated membranes

so gently and easily that it is real-ly

aatonisii ng..

A day’s use will usually overcmne_the

ordinary cough and for bronchitis Group, whooping cough and bronchial asthma, there is nothing better.

Pinex is a most, valuable cmiccntrated

compound of gipiiuine Norway piue_cx- tract, and has een used for generations to break up severe coughs.

To avoid disappointment _ask your

druggist for “2% ounces of I7incx” with full directions, and don_'t accept anyfthinrg else. Guaranteed to give absolute autis-

iaction_ or mougy promptly refunded. The Pine-1 Co., oronto, Ont.

children (try for Elotohofo ‘

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TWO DOLIARS AND FIFTY CENIS

Now is the time to fly the

nion Jack _

Just a few compete outfits

$2.50' Each

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Send orders at once

CHARLOTTEIOWN GUARDIAN

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~ ATTENTION OF ISLAND FARMERS

WE ARE DISTRIBUTING AGENTS FOR

Royal Purple Stock Specifico,

Royal Purple Specifics,

Royal Purple Lice Killer, Royal Purple Cough Cure,

Royal Purple ‘Gall Cure,

Royal Purple Sweat Liniment,

Royal Purple Disinfectant,

' Royal Purple Roup Cure,

Royal Purple Worm Cure, Royal Purple Colic Cure, Royal Purple Calf Meal,

Royal Purple Oyster Shells, Royal Purple Grit, .

and CALF MEAL have proven a grea

These SPECIFICS _ _ _

boom to the stock raiser who is looking for highest priced pro--.

dncts, which always pays best.

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Farmer and Fisherman - The Monarch is the one Best Boot 1

Formula Monarch Pressure Cured Boots are made by the same process, have the same I gray color and the same wear resisting qualities as an Automobile tire.

Made likean Auto Tire, they will stand not only the hardest constant use such “owne as any good.Boot must stand, but the abuse of rough stodfv roads, gravel, grit _and

stubs, which no other boot but the Monarch can stand. _ t

' Order Today from our Warehouse 31 Oueen,Street

\ _ ` WHOLESALE ONLY. CHARLOTTETOWN.

J. M. HUMPHREY & Co. HARRY JAMES

Maritime Representatives Representative foriP. E. I "

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welcome, feel atlas". and enjoy his “° 1 is guarantnf' th" 'fi‘;°ofC? ti rt? y;'l1:tu1 `

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