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E JANUARY 4, 1918, _ 'rum cn.uu.o'i'rirrowN Gunnnian' more rfivr-:

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IT PAYS to buy in this piovln e Tr-IE MORNING GUARDIAN may

__` -_ be hiiti at the News and Novelty,

Jiri-vii ict , iti o v mir ,

er column. 19861 Jiuzi. METHODIST SERVICES, _ r ~

1"‘<-54°' \ Q \\l\\r" ____ (7iv°cuIt_ Suiiiiny. Jun. tltii. l'lr-iimiiii _ \ , l

Ipof Table SYTUPS ll 1”” f uni S ' ET

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~"~'.»[/{§, ` Army :ind Nrivy Veterans Associiii- Next Siiirrliiy. Jan. iiili, ltuv, \\'l li! i

_ | nm and “P€I‘fCC[ S631" Quart J8l'S» lon will be held ln City Court llooiii I'ipe|~ will iirezirli :it (`ri\'i-nrlisii at 7 l

h W _ f f C k B k Friday I p. iii. 1886-13~Il!tl2i. p.ni.. also it weiitlier riiiri roads perl

5 -" mtg 0|- ree 00 00 - " ~~-- [init iii l“iiii'vlc\\'. ltuslii-o itoiir.; iii ll ~_---_---.1._» If \

gui; ` ‘ fy ORGANIZING ARMY AND NAVY|n.ui. rin Siiiirlriy, rind iii 7.20 |r.iii. our-ii

r_ 1-HE ¢A|-;ADA 51-ARCH ¢9_ |_|M|1-ED' VETERANS..-A_ meeting tg orguiilze ¢_‘veiiiii_r.g `iliirinf_' iii`i>__v t‘riiio\virig \ver_:k - ,_ MQNTREALF I3 ri brunt-ii ui me Arni_\' rind .\.uv_v li.,-iii iilciirlrii in l‘ririii_\_ .\ iii~_iiIi_\'

__ ' _ \'r-.teriiiisi iiiiii.unr_-eil will bo held in rvelifoiiii- ir; nil.

0 &" FIRE ALARM-The iliaiiieii urrie ALL RETURNED SOLDIERS, NA

called out Inst night for u flue blaze VAL MEN. VETERAN S, iriril .'\IlIiti:i

OH bI`€8.d, griddle CakCS alld , ¢r>-"5 in the liouse occupied by Mrs. George iiioii of six _veairs ser~\'ir-i~ rise irivltier'

" ' ~"'-‘§‘ _V 1- ` H. _V U 1 Y. I, City Court llooui, Friday 1 p. iii. Soo -Y

' ' ' -' - ~ `at1Vi. T986-lil-3.\l2l.i QUEENS COUNTY ELECTION

RIN K

Opened for Season

».i‘.

Xmas Night

sEAsoN ncierrs

Gentlemen . $4.00 Ladies 300 Children. . ..; G Ladies' Coupon ti_.kets 1.00

5 tsenifs Coupon tickets 1.00

Admission Skating ........... ..25c Promenade _, . _.....10c

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We thank 0 u r.

Customers for their generous patronage during the P a s t Year and extend to all our sincere Wishes for a Happy a n d Prosperous

New Year.

W. N. Tanton

Jeweler

Professional Cards

A to take place latter- purt' oi' this

month. lilililpd

A BEAUTSFUL CALENDAR.- The

Guariliiln has received u liuautiiul cui-

` We ` can book orders for a few more-cars of GOOD HAY delivered freight paid to any station

We have received sev-

eral cars into warehouse

and horse men pronounce it GOOD. Mai or phone us your order for a car or smallfr lor at o n c e. GOOD HAY will be scarce and hard to get as the winter advances and price will he much higher Ask us to quote prices.

Carter&Co. Ltd.

Phones 70 and 1:08

Charlottetown.

Captain F. 'i`. Gallant wishes io rin- iiotirice the engageinent of his driiigli- fer, Flcrerir-e Gertrude, to Dr. J. E. Blani hard irotli oi tlils citi Iilnrilage

on ilorz lTili_ \\'0i'e eoiiiiirirl b_'.' Slit-rli`1 lirrimfiii _\'v=Ir~,ri|ii\'. l<‘riilo\viiig are tlir

\\`zLrbui't0Ii`s'iiisijiiritv over .\iii»i'lin is 705, und over .\‘ir:Iirrisoii. 0.71%.

FTHE FAT‘AL_TIV‘TA_N. 3RD."-~\'i».~;-

iordui, luiiuiii 'Iril uns

endar l`roin The llioirtninii-. l"iii-iiisiiliig Coin ani' 'itl . . dii -

p _, \\ i ii spiori r multi

rliroiiio of two r-.iiiidrtiii ir_\' ri .-._vIv:iri" brook. ilsiriiig, und the very u|ipi'o|\rl-} ate verse "How (rear to my heart uru-- tlie sceiios of my childhood."

UNITED COVENANT AND PRAY-

ER SERVICE.-ln response to -the cull to prayer for Sunday. Jun. 6th,. the congregations ol’ the First Church ind Grace 'Methodist will unite I`or orayer- rind covonriiit service nt 3.45 'i.m., in the First liletliodist cliiircii, This serivice will be followed by ti

13.5.-...§.'.l.f.i

UURATIVE TREATMENT hy the

month in advance, Vletoril Hotel,

Charlottetown, P. E. rl.. Canada. HOURS. 12 to 3 daily. Now.

079-ll-1MZlmospd.

J. D. STEWART

Barrister, Solicitor and

r Notary Public

Office Nowlon lock,-Charlottetown

Branch Office, Georgetown Money to Loan on Roll Eotlto

S. S. Hessian

Barrlotor, Solicitor, Notary Public, dc.,

.» MONEY T0 LOAN.

Montague, P. E. I.

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WARBURTON C li-IAW. Burriiiitoro, Attorneys, Notary Pub

lie, llito., Solicitors tor Cognos Bank Association, Boulr ot Montreal, Con

Permnlont Ilortogo Cocoon/

McLEAN & McKINNON lui-rlotor ` Aliornly-li-Ll\‘

Borrlotei-| ‘Attornoyo-ut-Low- Omoo Royal Bunk Building

Charlottetown. PB-L "

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WARM FOOTWEAR

MEN'S FELT BOOTS

Moii`g heavy i`cit socks. Meii’s and boys lrnlt stoc

ings., `

Lunibernizii1's rubbers,

Heavy overshoes’

li‘iiie ovcrsbooii.

liiirrigniis.

Ov6i'slioui~I I"eii. Boots

Felt Slippers

ltubliers. We can il; any foot with foo 'ear guaranteed to

` KEEP You WARM’ Morris-Smith--Bee

“Ill \\\\\\"ifII/2 I Diaries

For 1918

Be sure and keep a _Dior

for 1918,. which w_ilI he Memorable `Year_ in th history of the Wor.d.

We have a splendid l

ali styles of bindings, prices for _

OFFICE and POCKE

Christinas Numbers of

The Enggsh Illustrated London ews. Graphic, Holly Leaves, Queen, re ars Annual, etc.

All beautitul illustrated

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numbers at

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i Carter’s `

Bookstore

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`i/0'IIIIIA“\\\\\\*YIIIII¢ ` sG.r_ ANDREw'w|Ns MIUTARY

Vlldll/\L.-Worri liiis been i‘ceoi\'i:rl that Soiugt. l~‘i‘oti Audrow, Gtii tI.l\l.lt.. son ol' Mir. .loliii U. Andrew, Eust lto,v~

conduct.

ASSURING NEWS.-A letter iiusl

been received in this city from Gr. Geo. G. MeKuy of the 08th Siege liai- tery ,who was reported wounded rind seriously ill on Nov. Glli. Gr. lilel{n_v was wounded in the leg. shoulder and back just abovetiie kidneys the plcc-I os entering his stomach. He wi-.nt through two ope`ra.tions in France but! expected to go to England In ii few: days. ills inuny friends will ii>e.glud, to know that he is on the mm] to mu.; |i‘.<-.riscil to li_eni'.tlirit lic has sctfiiird ovory and hopes to seo Canadu orirreli l0-'ill0ll Will ' iii I ` " ` ' more.

'on iii tliu Juiirztiori :ill iirriils iiiid p:is~l

of the Siiriiiisii laiiiguzigie it will hir rin’

_,mg has bwu uwurdmi we Military- i-i:.~r_\- mutter for lilin to rregotlritrr lrig vieiiril for conspicuous bravery in tlieiilllriilless In those i-iiuritries. .\lr. iota. It is also ruinorerr tliiit Sergt. i"iii0l. who is ri Brriduiiti- ol' St. Dun lnrlreiv in rlireci. line for a r~nirivv~‘~1~ =<thll`>' COUGBG iS l»Zil`l€r| with ti welll 51011, Thg Guardian congrgtulatgs [he l.l‘2llllCil l_i'l‘lC l0llOl‘ \'0lt't' lllltl €ll\\‘ii_\':~l‘ grillaiit ,Soldier and his 1-e|a[|yu,i ,,.u|iii_;ide ii rlolightliii iiiipressioii when'iic this gage,-‘fed recognition nf vaio,-one srrrig Iii tire halls and <-Iiiirches lrrfrr-.

-_»-- ]iio\'iiir;‘. wish him every slit-r:vss.

“THE PRICE SHE PAID."-YesteI= ~~~~ --»~» -- ` iriy Cluru Kiniball Young. that beuu~ i"0r 15 rlilys in the riioiiih of' Jain- _lrul and nccorirplislied screen stur- iiirry I was sul`l'ei'iiig witii iiuiu oi lv;-is gggn in it dramfitizatlqii gi' Diivirl I‘lIL‘llllli1llSIIl lli lllu. i'tIi)l. l lI'lt‘tl itll {;|-,umm piliiiipg' great nm-,_-i -"1'|,(,|l~:lrrrl~.; of' rcinerlies but nothing ilirl mr: Price Shu l’uid." Tliis is the story oi' :lily gooii. One person told ine about

WOMENS 1 girr. wire, riiougir irritation iiiru ua- MIN.irrD's LINIi\ir:.\"I‘: in soon as I

sire i‘or social prorninrrrree. wus intl, irieri it the SutiIl'du.\' riisiil. the next ,o niurry ugiiinst the dictutes of iicr,l'l<’V"l“l§ I Wits i'ei‘liII¢r \'1‘i`y I»1*><>il2 li '.ruci‘ sell, the story is told in ii wuy |-CU YOU ‘lllifi i'0llilH|.V 1-S \'ill'i' l~T00<l§ 1

l\ioct-uslriu in ~|10|,| ,V-1_|||¢|,-on from play um] Um could giw you ii good r~_r:i~iiI‘i<;Jie any Felt llouse Boots, . men fmm the qliinniey' |_»0|-nor" 'img time that you would like to have out-_

is one of the greatest film successes if any time I come to hear about any of that womiei-ful interpreter ¢.|' dm., person .sick of rlieuinatlsni. I could rustic i-ores, Crum Kiiiiirriir vourir. it tell tlwm iibvut this reiveiir-

ig it pluy for all to see rind iill niriy ""’1"`='l"\1lY~

in ERNEST LEVEIL

proiit _' it; lt will be repeated this _ _ g \-Ei | .imn-m,0n um; twjci, tonight M me L’lIr llue Ontario East, Montreal.

Prince Edward Theatre. l"'~’U~ 14~ 1903-

. _' . 1 _' . ', iii<~ daiy sol iis|ili~ iI_\' tho i)i»|i|. iii' ;\llliiin ziiiil lltrlfoiicri |`iii' r-iilliiiu `rui ilir- air-r~i-pit-til Iiicii iiiirlei' ilic. new irriliI;ii‘_v rirriii lit~\vr-vf~i'_ iintliiiig \\':is iliiiiie :is iinii irix (tire 'liuurir|ii:ti‘l»;i‘s for .\iiIit;ir_\' ili.~'tt'lrt No. tl. CI' ivliicii l’.' lil. isliiiirl is ri pnril is riot ,vel rr‘rirl_v \\'liii :ic wiiiiiiorlutioii l‘oI' the il'r`.ii‘ied nit-ri rind until there is |ii'o;ii\i‘ ricrroiiiiiiorliitiorr

the inen will not lic r-iilleil cut. I THE MAILS.-'i`lie Sliiiilt‘_\' ilrrrlrr-rl

:ii flr_~ui'|.:ctoi\'Ii ).'osiei'riii_\' at L’.l0 l»riIl,I.:iii;; over coiisiiirri'ril>le iiiiiii, soiiii iieight and ri riunrber- oi' iirrsseiiucis The iwsicrli rrrgiiliir was rlclrifi-rl ni (_`li:ri'loiteto\vn :iiirl agulii iii ltoynlty Juiirzilcii yr~str:i'iI'.'iy rii`terr1cnii. tuiiiiif:

seiizors for vm-:ir-i'ii poiiils. 'l`lii\I (lr-i::2iito\\'Ii irziiii rr~;ir'liorl tilt* wily :it 5,710 rviiii i»i0 hairs ol' iiiriii iiiiri ri iiuiii

ber ol' |iii:~.soii;;oi‘s. ,

GETS SPLENDID POSITION.-All

the l'I'i»-mls ol' Mr. llculron l~‘iiiol ure

i I i .i rue roi por.iIiun in .\'e\v Yorli ns ii t~oiiiIiiuI'r'iiil triiveiivr or ri. sirlriry oi' $5000, ii your-. The ten' riior_\~ ivliit-ii lin i:rr\'iii's t:0Iiiiii'isi\s i‘rilirr, Porto Rico. (":iilriii riiiil South Aiiir rir':i.- liarviiig ii .siiuiirl lriiriiilr-ilgw

His rririiiy friends in this city rind

Dr.E.C. Harris Eye Specialist

Oliice Royal Bank Build-

< ing, Charlottetown Oliice Hours 9.30--|2540 -5

r Phone 153-l.

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Lens Grinding

Do' You Know-

,That we peraie the onl Lens Grinding Plant on E.'f_slan,d? ~ I

_hat wa emoloy a skilled

Surface ri_nder, and are daily grinding from the rough glass-_t e most coia~ plicate kinds of lenses? ,These are facts, which mean a good deal to the Glass wearinil public, doing away with the annoying delays caused by. sending away' for special lenses. _

Sendynur glasses _ln

mail. Y0ti’ll‘ggt them bac prqmptlyan in perfect con- dition. " ‘

Call in and look over our

plant. '

G. F. Hutcheson

Optometrist and Optlcian

ll their goods with a guar-

§ RELIABLE RUBBER 3' f tiilobs Y

When anything in Rub--» 1 ber G nods is needed,two . things should be kept in mind- where the best as- sortment. and where ilie ‘l most reliable goods are

to be had.

Our stock of Rubber

Goods is the largest to be found anywhere. 1

We handle only the 2

--13 -4`- -

ufacturers who back

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antee. _

Our large buying en- ables us to get close I

This saving we share'

1.-

i prices on Rubber Goods. i

/with our customers.

Many items of Rubber I

Goods should _ have a reizular place- in your

home.

Bulb and Fountain Syringes, Atomizen, Hoi Water Bottles,

Rubber Gloves, Rubber

Sponges. Complexion Brushes, Baili Sponges. lee Bags, Face Bags, Air Cushions. Rubber Sbeetiug,Rubber Tub ing, Nipples, Bottle Fittings, Brent Pumps. Elastic Bandages, Abdominal Bolts, etc , etc.

All orders purchased are `

guaranteed as to the quality

Johnson &» .lolluson

The Quality Drugstore Cor Kant and Prlnoo Sirolto

¢A;f 4

f--_viii-l

` a*r

biscuits. Fine for Cand _lnakin ' Hodgson, (iruiton street. i;ior;‘tlrilg.,- |iiil.i_\. tit_\ A / \ _ `:‘"' ' f ~'"*f"~ sPEciAi_ Novica 'ro sotnisns I I

- In 2, 5, 10 and 20 pound ¢in5._ AND sAii.oi~is.-.t iuoetiug or trio cAveNoisi-i AND r=AmvrAw _ - _ 'YM/'

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ENGAGEMENT ANNQUNQEQ __ Qiier~.n'.~i tioiiiity :it the general uit-vtlori / I I /-~" `\

t-orlr-it I-`i1i‘s; .li.i_iiii. 4435; Niciicl- FIT*

son. 448-t; Sli\cliiii".'r!»i4; \\'ailrii:toii “ 5140. Siiic-liiir's iii:ij:rit_v over .\irii- _ \ '

iiii is 802|. null over I\`ir-lil:-isoii. 7150. * l “ ' , , `-95"*

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_ 6 Q. ,1 / ' ATTENTION I8 DRAWN T0 udvt. Store of Miss' I-`loriiic lilcC'ar-ey. Mtt .

1? “‘ / Q' oi Arirry & Navy Votcruns liiuri_rioi_li- -_.I YM( ||§)_|,‘_g| ( 351- it (}| |~| it _tr i

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d h - MEETING WAR WORKERS--'l`oiiigllt Grove ll ri.iii.. Covelic-:iii Z' |I.in.. Yuri' G ‘ I Ili'

- at 8 uleiock, in Liidl~s' Club ltooiiis " pi The preiiriiei for tIi~ In

e e L l99 Mi iiui to Mt 1 (

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The Man Who Has Foresight Will Buy His Overcoat AT ONCE

/Splendid Garments, Carefully Tailored of Superior Materials $15 to $35.

E dr: not want to frighten our customers to make purchases immediat ly.

We do not want them to feel that rf they buy nowjlthey are b ing forci d_ , into it by unnecessary warrrin is regarding the future.

However, it is nevertir *less a fact. that it isa dill :uit matter to secure

the kind of merchandise most people hare been accuricmed tri. It is still a diliisult matter to secure as large a shovving as has been possible in past

seasons. We do not want ti tell you ih

it it will be iruriissrbie to secure such

and such later on, but we sry m ist ernphrticaliv. thit if present conditions

continue, and candidlv. we cannot see

a ch ingc lor ri considerable lenfth oi

_ _ ' , L

lime, n0t Only must gootls be lliglicr, bit there will |‘.risii_ive.iy be H $carC`lty. The man with foresight, will hivlrrr (_) /erc rar lvl vl'lDlAl`ELY. il: will rot wait until he actually-needs it. If you .viii take our advice. you will buy while your size can be had in the garment you most prefer,

Heavv dark grey or brown tweed

overcoat, D. B. Style, lull lined male from a good heavy English tweed and purchased before the advance in woolens, this coat will give excellent

satisfactionand logkfl as well as a coat costing many 0 ars more. Sizes 34 to 44- chest vol)

Convertible Collar.

Ileavy brown tweed overcoat

lull lined, 1). B. Style, 50 inches l-wg with large convertible storm collar, can be turned up or worn with open lapels, we are confident that no better

coat than this can be had

for the same price , . . _ . . . _ _ ... -

Model 7146 the Sherbrooke--A very

pockets, pinch-back with inverted piait i

Plain grey and blue thinchilia

cloth overcoat made D. B Style, 50 inches long with a roll shawl collar, the color isa very stylish brown or dark blue the line quality of material, the splendid style and workmanship make this a most desirable coat

I.E'.l..“__”_f_f‘_.,S._’__fl‘_‘if"f_._fil'_ $20.00

M »n’s lieavy tweed 'l`reiiih coat

made from a heavy all wool English iweed, D. B. Style with belt all round, -17 inches long with large vent in back, patch pockets, lined throughout,

this is one .of the very newest models this season

popular and correct belted style, slash ined to waist, comes in an all wool

med. Brown t_weed,'fl4 inches long the most up to date coat for young men this winter ...................................................... ~

products of reliableman- 3 Heavy Black China B e a v e r Men`s Northern Musk-

rat lined coats ........ ..

Men`s Black quilted lined

B.r.lif.e‘E§§.'r3§ffi7fT__i_'T7llf”‘llf’fT 21.00 ii.‘i.-iI;r.rF_“_T._.9_"_'.'_i‘Tf._lT_"?_‘f.Y.i.__l_5.00

Men’s Mackinaw Coats . . . . _ _ . . ...

..... ._$1.so io i:r.oo

Splendid Overcoats

f-'-e the Best Range You’ll be Able to Find----

Bov’s Blue Chinchilla Overcoat.

Shawl Collar. half Belt, marie from a good heavy all wool English Chinchilla Clotl1.{heavy twilled italian lining. makes a spieridid coatior these cold days. all sizes ................. _ .$lQ_

Boy’s Brown Tweed Overcoat,

Convertable Collar, D. B. Style, good heavy weight and well Ltailored, sizes lor boys from 12 to 16 years ll. SC

for Boy’s Probably

Boy‘s Brown Plaid heavy winter

Overcoat, Baimacon style, convertible coiiar.~D. B. Style, plain back, patch pockets, good warm dressy emi for the boy. Ages fOr' bovs fri m IZ to 17years . . . . _ . . . . . . ...$_I!4.5O

Child`s Heavy Winter Overcoat in

Tweeds, Ctrincliiilas. and Whitneys in many different styles for boys from 3 to 9yearsat 4.25 to l3.BO

The small_ boy will be well dressed if supplied with one oi our warm

Macknaua outi1ts,lias,Coat, Rah, Rah Hat and Buttoned Leggins, Sizes 4

to7years...... .... .. _ ._ . $D_Q°

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