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T 11 6 Union Commerci il

Coliege _hascrgan ized a special speedclass for employed area. ographers. _

Here your actual, practical

experience through the work- ing' day will be supplemented by” specialspeed dictation by an expert teacher.

A free use of all the latest models in' standard machines is given.

'what about your speed?

Seb; Prin. Moran about this class. -

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The kind that give gen- uine honest wear.

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prontablebuslness. » _ The-lack of sales experience IS laohandicap. _The Company gives successful applicants a thorough training, which in cludes a course in The Oliver School of Practical Salesman-_ ship. We coach them indlvid" ually.

Young men who have re-

cently graduated from colleges and universities are eligible for these Local Agencies.

Bankers, business and pro fessional men, or their rm- ployes. with time to spate, can handle the work.

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The Standard Visible Writer The Oliver Typewriter is

now the big seller everywhei e. "The Little Giant of the Typewriter World” has so many strong features that it is useless to attempt a detailed description here.

The Oliveris new a n d

exclusive Printype, the type that prints real print, hns won universal acclaim.

We Shure Profits

N o manufacturing concern gives

its sales organization a more liberal share of its earnings than l`he Oliver Typewriter Coiiipany.

We pay out many thousands Of

dollars every month to Oliver Local Agents

Erich Local Agent i s given

exclusive control ot' the sale of all new Oliver Typewiiters in his territory. This gives our mon a double incentive to earnest work- nliberal profit on every sale and a chance to build for the future.

Local Agents are authorized to

soil tho Oliver Typewriter on the "17-Cents-ii_Day" Plan, and even have the privilege of paying for their sample outfits on the same basis ,Applicants who are qualified for these positions can start at once.

Full particu`ars of the Local

Agency proposition. t h e "17 Cents-it Day" Plan, together with Catalog and speciiuer. l-'i-intype letter mai ed on request. Address Agency Department.

The Oliver Typewriter _Co. will Olive-'Typewriter Ilulldinz.

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At. the Arena alleys last night, the Folmen and tho'A1l Corners, had su- other contest at howling. » Ou this occasion the turrrieir gained q decl- iiive victory, the winning _margin be- ing 140 points. The game was play- ed with duck pins. tl-.ores are as uu- der;-

FOXMEN.

J. B. lvlclnnis 125 E. B. Mcl_{ie S1 G. (I.-Acorn <95 Dr. liundle 92 W. B. Prowse .. 102

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89 91 272 36 107 295

442 497

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'l‘hos Harper BR 91 89 A. B. Duck . 'iii 87 '99 R. -Jewers . 99 84 81 Wm. Down 79 si as J. Strain Jr. 79 101 77

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AMATEURISM V.

PROFESSIONALISM

It is currently reported that an en- deavour is being made among an, ele- ment of the sporting fraternity to organize professional hockey here. This is undoubtedly a matter of the utmost importance to the Amateur Clubs of the city and steps should be taken by the combined clubs to oiisct any movement that would in the slightest degree interfere with the splendid standing amateur sport has ever held in this Province.. In a city of this size not hockey a10u€ would feel the loss to the amateur ranks of any of the players, but all the other games including football, baseball, basket-ball, etc., and cer- tainly if profesirlonalism is to jeop- nrdise amateur sport to any extent, we are much better on without it. Judging from the results of profes- sionalism the past three or four years, as practiced in the neiglfrioring Provinces, amateur sport in all its branches is a great deal more de- sirable.

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H. D. McEwen, Morcll; E. K. Wat-

‘son, R. B. Watson,» C. C. Whittier, Montreal; J. P. Burns, St. John; H. P. Moulton, Ottawa; J. McLean, Bourisi J. Held, Toronto.

QUEEN

T. H. Perry, Sackville; E. B. Mur-

phy, F'. McDonald, H. F. Morrisey, St. Duiistaifs; B. I. Rayuor, Alber- ton; Mrs. John Hogg, Colville; G. Forbes, Port Vernon; G. W. Keeler,

gartmouth; J. W. McLeun, New

lnsgow. _

REVER

Ed. Pye, Ottawa; F. M. Hawes,

Halifax;‘Rev. J.H.A. McDonald, St. Tcrcsa's; A. D. McKinnon, St.. Pet- ers; M. Kennedy, Bradalbane; Miss Stewart, Valleyfield; J. H. Davy, A. W. Clements, John D. Hume and Miss Ella White, Murray Harbor; F. G. Jordan, City; Rev. J. A. Gaudet, Hope River; Rev. J; .S. Connolly, Vernon; Alex. Maftiin, _W. "A., Martin, Grand View; James.-England, Travel- ler's Rest; Jas. Leslie, Halifax; Mr. and Mrs. Llewqllyii, Npw York; W.P. Finn, Montreal; 'J."A. McPhee, Mi.D., Kinkoru; M. 'lV'li:Enchct'n, Denver, Colo; Mrs, V. Mcflaskill, Denver, Colo.

::Buntain, Bell dr Go., for heat coal: lowest prices, 9-23lVltf.

WOMEN WEAR "I‘ROUSERS.

Women in London have begun to

wear trousers and little smoking coats instead of a tes! gown. The fashion has been in vogue for some time in Pairis and there has been much discussed as to whether Eng- lish women would adopt it. _

Every kind of waistcoat is being

worn out of doors,_ but the trousers and coat suit’ is only worn indoors, and generally in the afternoon. Many suits consisting of a loose smoking jacket, similar in cut to the pyjama jacket, but of diflerent mat- erial, have already been seen in Lon- don. Tho suits and trousers resemble closely the jacket and trousers of the Chinese woman. . i A coat.seen in a West end shop

yesterday, was of _deep blue cush- mere, with a collar of yellow silk und a breast pocket, the whole be- ing stitched in yellow. Another suit' was of forget-me-not-.blue silk, the lining or white Javanese silk- If has a silk collar ot' pale Pink. H breast pocket oi the same tint. and ; the pink trousers were turned up lu the masculine manner.

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PERSONALS

Mr. Joseph McCabe, Iona, was in Charlottetown yesterday.

.\'.r. D. J- _ Bonuell. Charlottetown, _

left yesterday for Hunimerside. I

Father .J . Gaudet.-Hope River, was

in Charlottetown. yesterday and re- tiirued home in the afternoon,

Mr.

town horst,

Mr. Ambrose Henneasey was among

the passengers arriving in Charlotte- town by the express lust night, rc- turning from a trip to New York.

B. Carter, arrived in Charlotte- last night, returning from Am- N. S.

Dr. A. A. McDonald, Souris, was

among the visitors to Charlottetown yesterday. 'He returned home by the afternoon train.

Mr. J. McCabe, Iona, and Mr. P. M. Brothers, Vernon River, who were in the city yesterday returned home by the afternoon train.

M. Kennedy, M.'L. A., Bradal- was a passenger returning to

Mr.

brine,

this hoiiie by the western train yes-

terday afternoon.

Mr. Jumcs Williams, the well known

hockey player, arrived in Charlotte- town last night from Western Cun- ada.

Messrs R. I.. Cleveland and J.

Knowles, who are taking views oi the Island for moving pictures, were pas- sengers to Summcrside yesterday ‘af ternoon.

l\1_‘. John McKenna, Vernon, was visiting friends in Charlottetown, Wednesday and returned home in the afternoon accompanied by his broth- er Owen.

:'Mr. Dennis D. Arsenault,

who is a news reporter for the Guar- dian will be pleased to receive all news of importance by mail to North Rustico or by phone. 12-21,

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Our darling Edna Marie Henry

died, December 12th,) 1910, aged 4 years. “Budded on earth to bloom in Heaven.” 3169.

REV. C. A. HARDY.

l\l0N'l‘REAL, Dec. 11.-Rev, Charles Allan Hardy, B.A_, B.D.. graduate of McGill University and lute rector of yltextuii, N.B., died note yesterday in 'the ltoyal Victoria Hospital from cancer, after uu_ illness extending 801119 Years. Owing to illness Mr. Hiirily resigned from his charge is month ago and carre to Montreal two weeks ago in the hope that an operation would give relief.

Mr. Hardy was born in Prince Ed-

ward education there. Ho graduated from McGill in Arts in 1900, with u0\_ioi'n in philosophy and later from the Presbyterian College. lu the latter' iiistitution he was the winner of 9. silver medal and tho McCorkill Tra- velling Fellowship_ From i\lc(iil1 he went to New College, Edinburgh, and the United F'ree College. In 1904 he was ordained a minister of the Pras- liytcrinn Church. and in 1906 he was inducted as pastor of Restigouchc. liatcr he was removed to Rexton.

The funeral will take place from

David Maurice Hall, in the Presby- terian College ou Friday at two u'clock. Principal Sorimager will preside. 'Tha interment will be in Mount Royal Cemetery.

HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

planning a house, the den for

the wife should not be forgotten. It is quite as necessary as that for her husband. ‘

. C I O

Sew a loop to the inside of a hat

where it will not show, if you would like to be-sure of your halt staying on its hook. ‘-

C l O Broom bags of canton flannel or

old underwear, should be made with draw_ strings to tie securely about the broom handle.~

U U U

If you hem your table napkins, it

will be found a great help if the linen is hcmmed at each end and washed before cutting.

U U O

A two 6 three pound crock of line

butter is one _of the presents a fur- mcr's wife will find very acceptable to her friends.

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Pour boiling water over the raisins

and let them stand a minute; than pour on and you can pinch the seed od at each end.

O H I

The cellar or winter storage

should be neither too dry nor too wet. It there are two rooms, one should belwarmer than the other.

C I O

Granulatad sugar maikcs a coarse

grained cake; powdered sugar a fine one. but a moist, light brown sugar is one of the best kind to use.

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Hothousa flowers, like chrysnuthe

mums, can be kept fresh for dnys if the water in the vase is changed and the room is not kept.hot.

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In cleaning windows first remove

the dirt with hot, soapy water, than wipe the panes with a parrufiin cloth and polish with a piece ol paper. »

TO() LITERAL

A gentleman, going into his stable

one day, found his little son nntriile one of his horses, with a slate and pencil in hig hand.

‘Why, Harry) he excalimed_ 'what

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No matter who you want the gilt for- Here you will find un-conventional*

dad, brother, hubby, mother, wife, tiny new and useful gift ideas-presents that”

tot or friend-you’il find here an ideal solii- please-articles of delight for not one day

Lion to the problem of “what to give" only but for the entire 365.

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liiiidlng. -_ “f Hin. $5 to $0, fitted toilet cases ,

lflsheil (lhristy and i'.`iiderwood pic- fm, 3 ii. |.i |,,,.C,._,,_ $3_5i, to 51,455; it

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Lures c€lixfiCii0l'\iS.J“’i\;i\ i>Y ii*-U" 'A i-iisiil ruilitury lilnslies. $2.50 to $41 _ Uiyim ie B an ' ‘ ' ` i-iiililr und lizintlirorchii-l boxes $1.00 I

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The Poets, Vuii Dyke, Driimiuoutl

Stevenson and Kipling iii leutlier liiuiliug. -I

iiiul !il_2:'i; liidii-s'; ptirsies i-ind curd <2 ‘f<i'==. nu-ii's biil wfiilcta unil curd

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The dbcstBwo}i;ll<s oi Ikiiuiglicisljmhyzw ,H <,_i..r_.~i, t i. .uid alive boxes. music `

le Hee ~ el “Yi 9 U i ' 1 ii |....-res :iii-l riillsj li_iiulli:ii.:s, iiirwt. i

wr ht and Montgomwv from New \"<-i 1\. iitteil null hliiin. "

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BOa`i`lti' BOOKS--A Soiiieuof ``` N thc J i i>l'l11-iii :uid comb ti-.i\'~.~1. 5 0'Cif-'Ck Leu

St,-Ong-_ Coliingwuiid 3¢_,,|,1e5 und sizi-\l<‘c, hells, liridip: miirlrcrs. Y

l"r=nii,__thn great ldiigiivli buy iiiitlioiws, , vu] 1,_,uN,,l,,_,I (.H,lNA__ . also Alger, Henty ltovcr, Lloy Scout _L ` ‘ ` _` X ' gen“"m_ ,

f .\’i\\|irin, li.iiul puiiir.t:<i-- cups, siiucers,_

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till-tl..S’ BOOKS- A coinplcte liuu It ifcluck ten sets, chocolate sets, 07 MCl1d8. Swan. I-i€SSi0. i"U“Hy. Lib- oy, 1-'ugiir iiiid crcum, ten, sugar and N

, by und Carey series' I ‘ ‘ii ' 1-wiiin, four-piece toilet sets, vases.

T'-‘Y b0°k5`°‘ h°Y9 “nd girls "“""‘ ` , lirusli .uid cruiiiii troy, celery sets `

3 siiooii triiyi-1, ice crcuin trays, hut 5 |iiii luilileri»x, hair rcccivcrs, shaving

ig , Rebound editions. of the litter-it tic-

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lltliles, liymii books, prayer books.

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This store has woii a reputn ion fi r pretty ties, and this Cliiistmas :cis in

we are out to break all records.

We have hundreds of pretty tics, t`.‘.'i‘_ you will get struck on right oii. Ties _

that yon may give any nian, and feel sure that lic will wear and appieciatc

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You can select your Christmas tits lic-rc at any price from 25 cents to $2.00

each, but the one big line that couipriscs :ill styles, all tolois and shapes _ and that cannot be beaten at the price, is our big special line

Pretty Boxes and Greeting Cards Free with every Tie we sell

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