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SMD up

cctv' days

' 1- vUnci_l Christmas. , .

Qur New Ebony Goods

gaze Srrivel and now.await your inspec-

Our prices are even lower than 135';

llsir llrushes dtlc up.

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I GET 'THE

XMAS PHOTO 1 NOW

I _ Avoid The Rush

.1 The Cook

p Studio

*_ G. ll. COOK, Prop. ,l

, ' .Jewelry

if ‘ -FOR-

’ Xmas Gifts

, _

Wehave a fine assortment

of Watches, Brooches, Rings, Bracelets, Lockets, Chains, Cuff Links, Fobs, Scarf Pins, Silverware, Ebony Goods, &c, &c. '

We make no extra charge

for engraving. '

C. Patterson

Jeweller I’

-Us

V Eramlnallon

1 |» “gn our p' css will show that.,

ou 0_0 ' 4 ig

1" 5”; on gh, mar from be had from

kt” ‘H nm" “_,y,¥‘v9ry lowest prison ponlble. 'wo as o oosllrr °l°“rlr °<' usloniomsnd uouldhs pleased to add fur nsmsto our llst. Your order ‘l

,ghslvl Dromgitsntion. g _Q C0

, , so will

salt.”

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UBI-Gm

F -R-E-E

Come into our ofiice and have

voor teeth examined free of charge. Only takesa few minutes and we will tell you exactly what you need and it wont cost you ,one penny..We make teeth and guarantee them to fit exactly' We also guarantee per- fectlon in Crown and Bridge work Extracting a n d filling without pain-price moderate.

Dr. Robins

125 Queen St, Next door>Beor dz Goifs 10-lmtf Phono 275-J

Xmastiroccries,

Xmas will sion be here and

with it; will come the demand for Xmas Groceries.

Our stock is complete now

and we think will suit the most fastidious.

We have received a fine

assortment of Raisins,» both cooking and eating, Patras Ctirrarits, Candied _ Peels, Confectionery, Spices, Flavor- - ings, Fruits, Nuts, Dates, Figs,and othergoods too unru-

erhus to uientit-nf

)ou’t forget to give us a

call for your Xmas Groceries.

,-as at . ,

llccr & Goll’s 1

ll` IS N01' T00 LATE

to have your Photo taken for

Xmas. By our method ws can

Puctograoh you rain or shine.

Lllaytr Photo Studio

Dentistr

‘ pa. o. n. rfwnn

BurgconDentlst Berlin llsntsl Parlors Richmond St. Phone MJ Over Praise Bri. .

F irc insurance

For rates in the P. ll. Isisnd'Mutual Fire lnsuranco Oomiltillltll Ull Nilm Buldln rl, Churches.. Halls, rohopll. siothlrnqlhesse Factories. Wafer Mills,

°‘°' °‘°' "d"ii.ys°l'<iLr.. roo sydney street-

‘ Phone 45J _7‘F6r Her?-Fancy, Neckwear,

Belts, Kid Gloves, Silk lined Mocha gloves, I-landkorchiefs, Silk Blouse, Fancy Aprons, Set Combs, Silk Hoissry, Umbrella, Fancy Cashmere hose, Hand Bags, -Kimoria, Sweater, Furs, Silk Blouse length, Btaniislds Underwear. at Fsto`n’s 13-17M3i

“A choioolot of stenclllod sorlm ourralnlns Wvrrh Ordinary 25 cents por yard. olfored today lol' |80. Moore & McLeod 1,2-i4M3l

lll lve to every'

ladintgddggniiigxnng buying lor oasn sz so wot-rn of owls ° rotty neatly bound dupllostlng

° ’ s Mcnooo. _ laundry list Monro ‘2_MM3‘_

“Our Christmas Neckwear is a dis-O lay of the bsst'and most exclusive iiroductions of the most noted 11183-`

Naomn

Canadian lloulel

` -. ,~,:_f L ~ , ‘ ' from rt to , Miqiifyxcwsiaigéiig? c'*‘":l:V"_‘?;-fr "ppl, lssl‘ ` lc.llw»l'~

» ' ¢ to trsvol

Th' b:°°¢n:,‘:g;°‘:,-tviiwertltiansfsrs.

accrmrnodatloo t°!¢rV¢d

rontli, etc , lol Drills'

“ .. Peel' lrivel lui: The Mlfi

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GUHBDIIN “Ri

1'; PAYS to bil! in ‘ tl\il_Provincs.

S'ro-an opus.-'moiowolery not-s

of G. H. ‘Taylor-, Sunnyside. will be open each evening until Christmas.

XMAS, Pl-IOTOS.,-Anyone dbslring

photos can' have them taken this weak at Bayer"s Studio. _

PHOTOS FOR XMASi-Bayer’s sen-aio is prepared ro can prow .graphs this week which will he fin- ishbd in time for Chrlltmss.

COAL ARRIVAL.-'Phe steamer Kil-

kcel is discharging a cargo of Inver- ness Round Coal for A. Plckard E: Co., Charlottetown. lb- 1 `

fm-rs: o-Ln 1-1oMs:.i-A. pretty calen-

dar withan oval frontisploce entitlo\‘l,‘ The Old',I-Iomo, has been' rsceivud from Easley B. Johnson, manufac- tursr_of printers’ rollers,' St. J ohn.

.GENERAL REDUCED FARES.- A meeting of Executive of -Grand Lodge, I. 0. G1" T. will be held ln connection with District meeting on the 19th. There will be reduced railway rates.

FLOUR AND FEED.-A Horne &

Co., have in stock large quantities of flour and feed, which they are Bell- ing at lowestprices, wholesale ~ and retail. Their ad appears in another column oi this issue.

MERIT REWARDED.-R. L. Day, York, received the other day from the Provincial Department of Agriculture the silver medal awarded for agricul- tural merit in the East Queens Com- petition, the award being made for the been kept farm. congratulations.

RESOLUTIONS PASSED.- Edwin Edwards, Dougaid McPherson and Ed- dison Easter of North Wiltshire have sent, on behalf of Court North Wilt- shire, No. 906, tenderly worded let- ters of sympathy to Mr. Bowman on the death of his beloved mother; tty Mr. Cummings on the loss he sustain- ed in the death of his wife, and to J. M. Nicholson in his m.0ther’s death. Each letter told of tho heart- felt sympathy of the lodge for their brothers in their affliction.

SEEK FORFE-ITURE OF

RAILROAD CHARTER.

rnos'roi~1,' Deo. 14-For-torture or the charters of New York, Now Haven and Hartford railroad and two subsi- diary llnes is asked for in a. suit filed in the supreme court today by Pat- rick Banaghan, N. Y. The defend- ants are the New Haven road,_ the New York, Providence & Boston and the Providence & Worcester com- ponies.

Mr. Banaghan owned land in Wor-

cester which was taken by the Provi- dence &' “Worcester railroad for freight yard purposes, by right of em- inent domain.

The action of the Providence & Wor-_

cestsr in taking the land was recently affirmed by the supreme court but Mr. Banaghan' maintains that while that road was leased to the New York., Providence & Boston the sub- sequcntlease of the latter road 'to the New Haven was never authorized or rcJ:iiiad by law. '

The suit' will be heard on Decem-

ber 17. '

WIFE CHARGED WITH. a

MURDERING HUSBAND.

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W .

Shortol c ubbed her husban o‘ sa in his stable on the nicht of Novem- ber eighteenth, is expected to be oil- ered when the preliminary hearing on fr charge of murder opens' here this afternoon.

Mrs. Warwick had already started to secure th` estate when she was ar- rested and» charged with murder. The coroner's Jurv vesterdsv decided that J. Stanley Price had cut his throat fearing that hs would ~bs 'arrested for murdering Warwick.

' TRAIN OOLLISION.

R01/rn, 'December ic-'ron people

were killed, 15 hurt in a collision of .a 'Sunday express train and a freight.

Smokers Goods,-We have an ex

csllsnl: assortment of caséd pipes, tobacco pouches, cigar and cigarette hblders and casa smoking sets, ash trays tobacco jars, pocllrt llB\lt°l‘9. cigars of all kinds in Xmas packages (1.0's and 25's) and everything a smoker could wish for-All of the a bovo articles were specially selected for the Christmas trade and make ac

coptabls gifts lil A Foster, Central Drugstore, Sunnyside 12 13M?-1

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PRlli'.l‘TY CALENDAR. The, Two

Macs have a. fins calendar for their customers this year entitled, The Close of sn Autumn Day, from tba orlglnsi *painting by, ooorgs 1-loweu, Gay. _ ‘ ‘

A PR0llOTION.-- Mother Bl-int

Bridget who has been connected with Stella Maris Convent, for the past eighteen years, has been appointed Mother Superior of the institution. The appointment is -a popular one |wmi rho-scholars, and also with the parish. ' Mother Saint Bridget was formerly' a Misa Lynch, of Charlotte- town, P. E. I. Mother St. Margaret, _whom Mother Saint Bridget succeeds,

tha: gone' to Montreal.-Picton Advo- , ca e.

WILL PROBATED,- The will of

the late John Mugford, Charlotte- town, dated Oct., 18, 1912, was giv- en fdr probato Dec. 4, 1912. Accord- -ins to the .inventory the more ra 'valued at $2584.98, and is disposed .of as follows:-#ro his son Charles ,M\1sf°rd. Quincy. Maas, Ssoo, to ina :son Alex Mugford, Boston, $600, to his sou John H. Mugford, Charlotte- town, $600. The residence of the es- tate ho bequeathed to his six child- ren. McKinnon and McLean ara proc- itors. ~

twnuoino BELLS.-Ae the home or

the officiating minister, Rev. A. N. bimpson, B. A., 485 Sherbrooke St., Suite EI, Winnipeg, Man., on Dec. ,$501. lit 8 D. m.. Albert`D. Stewart, lson of the late Alexander and Mrs. St°WHl‘l1. Southport. P. E. Island, w_al united in marriage to Miss Asn- nre Mary Higgins, dau htel' of John and Mrs. Higgins. Cnariottotown, P. E. Island.\ After the ceremony, con- gratulations, and the signing of tba register, all sat down to a daiutily prepared dinner; during which hour the wedding party delighted in re- miniscences of "Our Island home." Soon after the happy couple, accom- panicli by thc bride’s brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Stewart drove to their future home Suite 18, Fisher Armrtments, corner St. John and Main Sta., Winnipeg.

::Any woman would bs delighted

With a gift from our stock of choco- lates, perfumes, ebony goods, toilet articles, etc. We have tho gift, the goods and the low prices and know yo'l will find satisfaction hare. The ,McKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sts. Mtf.

::Civiq Taxes-Citizens will please

take notice that taxes and amounts duo for concrete must: be paid at once as the books are about to be closed for the year. 12-13 M61.

' r

Had ,Pains

B Around

T he Heart

llll SHOTIIEIIIE FEELIIGS.

The terrible smothering and choking up

sensations and sinking turns, that como to those whose heart and nerves are deranged ondisordered call for prompt relief. _ '

There is nothing that brings with it

such a fcaroi death as to wnlzc up in the night with that awful feeling of smother- ing. _

Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills arc

the only remedy that can give prompt relief and effect d complete cure in cases of such severity.

Mrs Wm. Lee, Uhthoff, Ont., writes:

-“ I havxken three boxes of Milburn’s Henri. an ervc .Pills, and nm now wel_l. I had such pains around ray hcurt. and

suchdsmotherins feelings that I thought I wo ld surely ie. My head used to be

propped up with pillows to keep me from smot ering. Ons day I read in a paper about your Milburn's Heart. and Nerve Pills, and three boxes cured me."

Price, 50 cents psr box; 3 boxes for

Sl 25, at all dealers, or mailed Ulrcct on receipt of nes by ’l`hc T Milburn Co., Limited. oronto Ont.

Lollon and Woolen Waste

Sanitary Colton Poll hung Cloths for

Pot/vcr House, Garages, Machlna Shops, and all General Purposes' Write for samples and quotations tothe manufacl urer.

H Grayfd Co

2-; 25 Common St. Montreal, P Q

56 f 1 Prof. Taylor iAnd His 'Family of

` Talking Dolls

Latest in _Slight

: of Ha-nd,Art I ,

_ sc

MOOSEJAW Sn°k Dec 1-l -Evi-

dence that Mrsl Warwiclfr held a lan tern while Stanley Price and m

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1 on il.. ciao. mil

‘Truly Western 'g ~

2 Widow (issey'_s Return t

Some funny-see at ,

.5 The Wsndering Musician '

` _ 'A beautiful story I

4 Trip Up The 0sk|_s`nd

River ` _

instructive md inter-sst’n¢

flomorrow N_iGll'l‘ _U9 SPY. fr‘1I"f».'._1|".'.rr?.°.2

` l

Deposits by other Banks ln.Canada . . . . . . . . . ... 419,150.68-1 '

Railway and other Bonds, Call and Short Loans on

-19.19 per cent.

, 12-invlml.

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` troiuv-rnllrn mann tsrilrnll-:lu t 1

' f The Royal Bank oi Canadaoffrfri

LIABILITIES

, .

To 'rl-IE PUBLIC; November ao, 1912

Deposits ,bearing interest .... .. .. ,... . .. .. . .. ...$l00,668,B64.59

- Denosltnnot bearing inr,oraar_......._ .. . .<. _ as,oss,s1z.94. '

Interest accrued on deposlts......... 749,789.56 '

Total Dcposits......... . .. .. . ...$137,891,66'l.12

Notes of the Bank in Circulntlon......... ._ . . l2,584,617.69 Balances due to Banks in Foreign Countries... ...... 1,524,415.60

_ Bills Payable (Acceptnncos by London Branch) £439,113.3.10_....... . 2,137,0l'_1.54

'EO THE SHAREHOLDERS:

Capital Paid-up....... . . . . . . . . . ... ...S ll,560,000.00

' Reserve Fund...... - . . 12,560,000-00

Dividend N0- 101 (at 12 p. c. per annum)..._._ . , . 341,613,142 Former Dividends Unclalmed......... .. 1,206»85` Balance on Profits carried forward......... . . 610,219.36

ASSETS

Gold had silver .. 5.204.96-L22 ‘ Dominion Government Notes......... .. . 14,443.735-25 Deposit with Dominion Government for security of Note Circulation _ .. 578.000-00 = Notes of and Cheques on other Banks......... 9.769.273.06 Balances due from other Banks in Canada...... . . - -~- 122.43232 Balances due from Agents in United Kingdom and Banks in Foreign Countries 3,665,087.01 Government and Municipal Securities ................ .. 3,950.698.l4

.1 .,, 1l,715,900.62 '

._ 9,422,{51.90

Debentures and Si:ocks......... Stocks and Bonds in Unnadam...

Call and Short Loans on Stocks and Bonds in Foreigh Countries...

Loans to Provincial IJ-overnmcnts...... Current Loans and Discounts, less rebate interest reserved... .. Overdue Debts (Loss provided lor)......... ._

Bank Premises .... ..

CONTINGENT LIABILI'l‘IER:

Aoccptnnces under Commercial Letters of Crcdit......£8ll,186.l3.5

PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT

For The Eleven Months Ending 30th November, l9|2. "

By Balance, 80th December, 19l1......... ...S 401,480.56; Net ProHts for Eleven Months ending 30th November, 1912, after deducting ` "li

Charges of Management, Accrued Interest on Deposits, Full Provision for

all Bad and Doubtful Debts and Rebate of Interest on Unmatured Bills fr.

and General Bonus granted to the Stall'....... ........ ... ...$ 1,524/,314__t77

Premium on new Capital Stock......... 5,503.Bl2.'tl0

'ro Dividends Nos. 98, 99,100 ons 101, at 12 p. o. per annum... ...S -/§l`s.§§5-97

Officers’ Pension Fund ............... _ ._ 'T51 0-00 Written off Bank Premises Account......... _ , 1/,300.000~U0 Transferred to Reserve Fund__....... _ . .. ..`.-,,§/‘$011,812.00 Balance carried iorw,,rd......... . . . .g 5\°»219~35

RESERVE FUND .

'By<Balancs at Credit, 30th December, 1911......... ... `...$’ 7,,056,1B8.00

Premium on new Capital Stock......... .. . .. . . .. 5,503.B12~00

1' " ~ " ' ... ;1z,5so,ooo.oo

Net. Profits for the Eleven Months of 1912 the Avcrngc Paid-up Capital. 39.530756. ,,

f w n

$154,137,'l18.55

l1_19.2io,15a_os

14,556,1B9.97 '

s vs,-izs,1s2.49 ias,4ss.'r1 s9,azs,a19.s4~‘, ._ z4e,s1s,2o 5,52o,191.os I

$1'l9,210,758.08

S1 s',»2i7.ss .

Har”-'*_*' ' -“$'r,i`32,s1'r.a3

W. B. TORRANCE, ` EDSON l.. PEASE,

Chief Inspector General Manager

_t‘i.l0 bleached linen table' da- mask offered at 85c_ Speolol for Saturdav. Seo our ads. Mooro Br iMc Leod. I2-i4M3I.

‘Have you seen the special

line of handsome silk walsts just Imported for Christmas. $5.25. $6.75 and $7.25. Moore & McLeod 'I2-l4M3l

' “Very cholcp lot of new Doo- sltin Gloves for rvomen at$l_00 ouch-the flnost dollar glove ln the city. Moore Q McLeod _ I2-l4M3l.

“English print oottons. full

width. nice patterns regular I5 cent goods very special value at I2 qsnts por yard. Mooredz Mc- Leod. - I2-l4M3t.

"'Ch||dron’s dodskln gloves-in small slzos~vary smart well shaved, as nicely made ds the men's and womon‘s only 1511 pr. Moors & McLeod I2- l 4'M3l.

"Fino yard wldo corded porcalo

in a lot of pretty designs mostly strips effects. very spsclalyalue

at 14 oonts. Moore t‘.:r2Mlcg.;‘o

"An “Paton's Quality" Christmas

gift is always appreciated--the rocl- pient knows that it is good. 12-'IMtf. _ rf ,

“Silk dresses wol%n‘ up to

$18.00 eaw-black blue or brown gclosirro o at.'only'$5.00 each. Moors at Monson- iz-|4m:¥l.

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§ "Untrlmmod fslnhats-quits s nice variety of shapes in many colors worth up to 2.50 ohoh- speolsl ar. 49c each. Moore sr Mc- .Lood 'I2-l4M3l.

` rspsolsl Saturday sale of Eleven quarter nannslnoteo ,blankets

jgreyonly. $l°09 psrgalr. Moore _ _Mobsod I2-l4M;sl. -""A|l ready trimmed hats going at hall price-see them today. ;Moors&MoLeod I2-l4M I

slut poeelooars worth up $6.50 oloslnqhout for 23.# lsggé

` th . ora u

Vi" °m ° lz-renal.

wm°"|7|° it o one Moore &'

r som

'M' ° ° ° la r-mal.

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Forty yesrsm use, Ztiyesrs the stami-

srd. prescribed and rseommsnrlsd by.

physicians. ForWon\en's Ailments Dr

Msrfcl's Female Pills. si your drujjisi. = ' sl f all Pston's mll-

Clr-an s o o

llnnry-hats trimmed and untrim- med at. half price. iz-|4.vl3-Eri

' Clean sale of all Pst.nn‘s mil-

Ilnery-hats trimmed and untrlm- mod af. hhlf pI'|Ge. rz-l4M3 En

"Nearly everybody that comes here

for Christmas gifts says:-“Its exact- ly what I was looking for. I‘ll take lt. Patons. 12~17M3l-

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Clean sale o' all Pat.on's mll_-

,llriory-hats trimmed and untrlm-

rloo » ' "

med arnclrp 12 |4Ms-Eli i.

“Call in and look over our high

grade showing of diocolates and chu; dles i-ncluding Moira, Lowney’s, Gan- ong's Cat'ibury's' and Rockwood, Coli- lara & Bowser‘s Old English Butter* scotch. also English and Scotch can- dies in bulk and patented tin cad- dles. The Two Macs, 149 Great Geo; St. MEM:

______

"A walking stick makes an accept: able gift for a gentlemyl. We uno bowing nice QnIl*Pl'i°¢B 75C t ;3_5o, 1; is a pleasure to show goodq. E. A..Foster, Central Drugstore. _, t

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A Christmas gift to he appreciated should possess t‘.cse

points---utility, timeliness and gt od value at a moderate prlcn Gifts that include all these points can be batlvfrorrr our spleu-I did stock of boots and shoes, the largest in thc Province, the'

lowest in price and the best at any price. _ ' .

Pick that gift from this list and you will be sure of grv-'

_ ing the recipient p'easure and satisfaction.

Good Gifts u

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Slippers, felt 351: to... ...$1.00 md at $1.00 to..._.._........S2.so Satin, colored... ......$3-00 Winter boots $4 to.........$5.00

- Snow shoes......... ...$1.50

Moccasins ..............l1»25 (noch gaitors 50c to.......¥i.00 Overshoea $1.75 to..........-$2.00

For Boys

Hockey boots $2 to.........$3-.00 Mogguim 81.5510 .........$2.00 slippers soc ...$1.50 Snowshoes 82 to......... ...$3-50

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Kid Slllg t0......... ...........$3.00 Volvct. 8 c to......... .........$1.0ti Hockey boots $2.50 to....$4.l50 ` Snowshyo '$2 to..............$8.50 ~ Moccasins $1.50!-0 Ovsrsbocs $1.50 to...........$8.00 .

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.ii....'.J°".....$1.ssr I ivnowshoss... ...$3.35 . Slippers 25c to.....-.... ......$1.00 .

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