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_ We have kept this fact well_ in mind in ihiS 9638011 S D\1i’Cl_1ases-You will find here ` a host of suggestions among which are:- -

Bill F0ldS. P¢n¢i1g_

Military _Brushes. Card Cases,

. Yest C alns. \ Cuff Links,

SilverC_ork Screws Match Boxes, Fountain Pens. Umbrellas.

Key Rings. Rings,

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" --,.1 -.~-».»s-_ » - ~ » . 1," _ , ».~ _.lc season on Manda . '_-`,` p ~‘». \' 49'? y - ` To begin with I am enjoying good

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ll C, . _ __ .fa ea L `§_’",. ’.`~“ ‘.»_.l_fLj-.‘,\.Er health and I suppose that ls thc

l; . -gg -;-_.-_,'u®_ principal thing out herc. While l was

' I >>» _ away on my pass. which was a period

of seven days, our corps moved to a

‘ different place and on my return I was

greeted with a change of scenery.

_ _ --1--l l Certainly we are well accustomed to

___. those changes as we move quite often.

BORING OUT R055 n||=LE3_ -_ But a. greater change than any of

` _E pR|Ng5 gpwspp |gLAN9 the moves ever made was the differ-

OTTAWA, Deg, 13__p,-lyme ad, gl-|ANQE 0|: -|~|ME_ ence between the life we have ill goes received here state that the -_ Ffgnge “Ind the tillme I had 1" England oss rifle in En land is bein ‘ im 13°'-and Wh 9 I Wi" iiie\`e~ out to Drevent .iafnmins of thegB2l’t!iElli 27310 lnfgf “cms Mmlday' December I 9991” 'i“lt°'“ 1°* °f the time in

5 "Mus Wm “"1 simdal’ BX' travelling, as I had a good bit of road

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f',»;;,-Yf' ~‘ ._ ,_.,»;_“,`V__--_,»,'i¢-li,§.’ ~ Q ,T .€.'7-ff>U.__,.f.V,_i ` t ..°l‘l' PAYS to buy in this Province ,...°0NE CENT per word 'each in- ll' ` " ~ .. .

..*TRINlTY CHURCH- Service

at Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown i-ext Sunda at 11 an . Rev. D.

..~cHlslsTl.1f7ls`i:_l.oslNo. -'rue

- , Souris High School has been taste- This ieiief WEB i°eC€i‘/eil by Mi‘~

. fully decorated for the semi-annual‘»D0nald McDonald. \Vl\ooti0Y iii'/0i`~

° examination which takes place Tlnirs- 'from his svn Dall On active sefviqa

Estab_ 1868 __ day morning) “lst contingent, some whcrc in

Jewellers, Engravers, etc. ..~l.Aov svall.. _ 'rlie s. s. may My Dear Mother and F“ii\ef=-As I

Sybil 9,;-rivsu in 30|"-is on Sam,-day have just returned from my pass only ~ _",'~f., __.,- .. ‘|and left almost immediately for two days ago, I decided to drop a let-

f»‘f7i?,¢\_J p|u»,0u_ She makes uh, ,mt L,-ip of ter tonight, as it is some time since

_. l vi H s I have written you.

__\”, J y -» '\\ -l 1 sertlou for advertising in this column

"" /_ .-, w. ..°‘l’. GORDON IVEB is Guardian Cash must accompany order.

V., t .~-Lai Representative ln Montague.

` , _ . -_ x _ --_ ..*D. F. TIERNEY is Guardian re-

l' , i T el S f-_-V., 4,,-'_ - .*GAMERA. - Give the boy or girl presentative in Souris. MEM.

' lm y -.",~~ _B Brownie Camera, $2.00 at Mabon's

- ' - Drllsstore. 5956-12-17Mlii. ..*Ci-IOCOLATES.-'l‘he best dis-

-- play of chocolates in Souris, (Moir’s.

i ..°TEDDV BEAIQB. -Regular 600. -Mylols and Lowney's) st Msbon's

_ ; ieddy bears while they last 3ilc. at Drugstore. 5956-12-17M6i.

V t l~Iolmqn’s¢ Summerside. `-- _

~ ` l 6229-12-21-ME2i. ..*8UCCE88FUL TEA.-The mem-

" -- bers of the Montague Branch of the

..*PHOT0 CALENDARS for all Women's Patriotic Association and

size snaps, Mabon's Drugstore. Women's Institute wish to convey

5958-12-17-Mai, their haartiest thankst to those, both

_in the village and surrounding dis-

..*DOLL8 AND TEDDY BE-ARS tricts, who helped to make their Red

worth up to $1 and $1.25 for 79c. at Cross bazaar and tea the success it Holman’s, Summerslde. was. the handsome sum of $310.00,

--- being realized.

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lilllill Sllillllll HAS

. .*_'DON KEY PARTV GAMES

with 24 numbered tails usually sold

at 20c. on sale now at 13c. at Hoi- B

man’s, Summerside. 6229-12-21mo2i _

'Constipation' . _

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that Germany seems able to make.

To assure ourselves of this. we

have only to take into consideration the submarine war farce which was considered one of Germany’s nlost scieiltific wages of war and what is the result of it all. England has trans- ported every sillgle man from her own sllores of her own colonies, alld she does so with casualties so small that they can hardly be considered in sucll ll time as this. And more than that "she even takes her soldiers across the channel oil furlough and hack again to the scat of action under protection so

modern war nlachilies eithcr on lnild or sea can not eiillanger them ill the least. So ill my opiliioli Germany can not have any great results for all the science she has used and is using, ex- cept utter defeat after sllc has squan- llercd the whole ol' hcr lluman fran-

chise alid spiritual wealth, for she is defeated ill everycffort she puts forth.

Well I think this is all for now hop-

ilig this will find every one well at lloliie. Write to me soon. With love to

all from your ever loving son.

DANIEL.

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perfect tllat even Gernlally`s most _

_ _ Dainty Little Aprons Make j_

;_£f;»`_ ° Delightful Little 'Gifts /

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Sounds rather prosaic, an Apronfor

“ Christmas, but you should see them!

;:£|=:;l I Charming bits of femininity they are, for

T serving of afternoon tea and making of

fancy work.

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i' So Many Kinds

There are little round affairs of lawn

frilled edged for only..........__....... .25c

- Others in fiounced muslin, lace trim-

'il med, striped and cross barred dimities, ` shower of hail muslin, embroidery all-

' l overs, fine organdies with fine Val. Laces

and saucy little ribbon bows.

All prices from 25c to $1

and practical kinds, generous sized aprons-also overall aprons, made of pretty print patterns at.. .65c to $1.00

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Slonlev Bros

The elwevs busv Store.

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All styles of dnish gre shown, 59913 ammunition. About 75,000 have so far cmtlad as 'follows-___ burr black and white. lifetime lnnd been machined in this way. Mm., train, 'will leave charlotte- lt° °°"f,r 1° 'Limb a lim" mimi :slim l '

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finished protraits in India ink and the popular hand-painted work in natural " colors. ‘ b

styles.

The Cook* Studio

A Personal Thought The Spirit of the Giving

What then could he more fitting th your portrait for the Christmas r membranes To carry your simple message of friendships

on perplexing gift problems. Make an appointment today st

THE BAYER STUDIO

Questio

How can you please

the whole family at , Tie Clips Fobs l Chains Bar Pins

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X'°== T"-is ...i:.‘s....“ .i....:ls

there is only one solution and that is par excellance. F07 the Hilme

Give them an Edison Gramaphone

Watches Giles

Rings I-_.obs chlggarl B r o o

Chains Rings ‘ Cuff Links Lockets Stick Pins Necklets

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For Men Forwomen

i Wrist Watches Bracelet Wat- l

an instrument unsurpas- sed and will render joy for years.

We want you to see

and hear our instruments

` ` Records 200 Edison Records to choose from.

Ellis Pllarmacp, Ltd. Montague, . E. I.

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Cl0ClfS :wg ‘§:"):;lsE|;“;4'b“ Rt;-40G:6rx€0;"'1 wedding party tllrcc and olic half hours

Flatware R so A M M-t Sm~wa-r~t 920 A M* after the marriage. to catch my train

C-hadnt-wm~;m 36 A M ~ - - for thc frolll. Guess I need not do- -

D H “com éaturésy -a mixed l-iclibo it further. ilut you cltll imagine

. I 0 _ "mn xnmeave Murray Hnrhm at the grcat change that followed when

ls oo 8.30 A. M., arrive Charlottetown Llgrggtigslmcglhollmfsgmttagd ggggugli

6010-12-21M4i. 10-001 /§~tM- 7:§°;=;\'“l“li§ ‘Vlul Blfgx war tho world has ever kllowll.

-_."'-*'_l l(`;‘“i' 0* $031' 7- 00 P iw ~. By the way, s great many letters

......_..-....... ‘é':t';’;_da“ uni B' Bsséngér tram Wm that l have received from around

. leave 5;w“"_5;y P Harbor ,molllonle and vicinity seem to express tho

L A M arrive Charlom doa that the Allies are not making

,' _/~ i,i_.__1'_-3,l}._ tekown ' 9'45 A M Returning much progress, alid sometimes they ‘ will leave Charlottetown 3.10 P.M..i€:f.€g;l)€akW(;§|t1i';3 ,t,;r“g,,nl‘;,m;lt'0 of "le

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A warm welcome for Santa

can be orovided by \_iS\I\8 80m¢ F,,d,,_.

of our Coal. Make it pleasant 701' him bY havmg us fm your land Ballallon is on a short furlough

CoalBln. _

----=-3”* md Domestic nurvow-

_ Fora are that giveggut Cross, where he has been for the

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A Ti°“u‘h rear, try our Coal.

delivery svaflliitefi-

" We have a g0§XiS\lPDlY Of

liaalriifancéasgétgtlitlnéalsstock suit. Bouris `on Saturday! I 8 01' 1 I ulnacea "”"_

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District, Passenger Agent's Ofiice

Charlottetown, December 20th. 1915.

6022-12-2iME4l.

EASTERN PERSOIIILS

‘ ..°Mlss Nellie Fitzpatrick, teacher at Monticello, spent the' week end in Souris.° _

..°Prof. Leslie Tennant of the De-

partment of Agriculture arrived in Souris on Friday!

. .°Mr. Frank Maclsaac, Bear River

North, was a visitor to Souris on

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.°Pl.e. Arthur Billard of the High-

to 'his old home in Souris.°

. .*Mr. D. F. Keays. mercllant,

Priest Pond, was on s business trip to

..°Mr. George Creamer. Souris. re-

turned home recently from Kelly's

_put few months!

..°Miss Elle MacP‘llee, who has re-

-few years arrived at her old homo at

de apntto omo o a

town daily at 7.00 A.M. arriving at mia ._

,,,‘,§¥§2“S‘;};‘,‘;’.,,"‘;,'f“{,,‘;°§*.,__, i,‘,‘,v‘;‘;=j“;{f;{i gig-;m<3;3{d§ea13é2<éh-3-llgd' gas--5-siff iil;';l.'l"i.i’°..i§"»."t".l§f§.`§d.§.i°$§.f§`li.g iii. l

can in today slid see some or the 25% UP- F°°i"'S Di'“B°i°f°- st 1.45 PM arriving' at fsulliilhergldg gf“§;i;ly`s§§ov;i;tlblll hriy llilyd gli?

so s-12-2 ~ ,- ' " . ~ 1" OM” 3-I§5“P- M~~ and Tisiiisii 7-30 P-M- Fil-st of all, 1 lisa to contend with the

,ualy ex°‘él:;5usl“¢“fd“Y“miXed "9-Ui passage from France to England xr* °“'¥° Mt’ °é¢°t°W“ at 3-00 P- which was only a very minute detail

For Your Montggiges zo' ifvlllm dehlggtohfvn QM Meg, “°t 2° ,f”°'“’°d" ' '

~ - ~» ut ge ing ac , to my story

, £102 g°‘1‘&`l5 7'45 P-M" and of landing in England. it was some-

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will lenm Charlottetown 3.00 P.IvI., to glee d ki d n d-

-" arriving Mt. Stewart 4.15 I-‘.M Mon- y0u,.se1l;'h‘:nth BR ng “Phan -I; “gg

'awe 5-55' P' M" G°°"5°i-0”; 6-40 in all the res: ofirthllgnlifgpgo oyoli

The Ugfo Lyon i;.;vl.P espn.. 0.30 P. M., Elmira c,,,,“:,,,;,,tg,,,e ,, hem, than I can de_

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' _ ' Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays I d t k ‘ h it i b t

Determines the value or the sig; FlnestW°rk’Elegan¢ Mguntg a mixed train will leave Tlgnisli_7.30 one ;,,,';°,° afghan’ livijg s`;;‘§,1;

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DON!T FORGET BABY Passenger train will leave Tlgnisll Wéu mother dear' I Siem four :lays

A dozen portraits solve at once a dos: 107 QUCCII Sli. Cll’l0Wn gag? BAS A`M" arrive summemme {,':“}E?l“d§;‘off;‘Ii1dth‘x‘h3>;`\¢;ii;Ii`;r elildini

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au1g°;f;‘3;fa;Vid;EE§gg5»er t'f_"i`lii:1i`9d`i3’If; about 7 a. m. on Tuesday. I had only I S ld 9 HBA M ‘ been there about two hours when the

. ¢ é’li:~V°‘ tt“1:1m°i`9u°30-A M - -- im' Ve people of the house where I was visit- I t ,ifrggdg ‘;W;\d érlda 5 -mix dt 1 ing got a telegram from my friend

wmulea GYS m Bidyafg 159A ‘gin Sam Elliott, who was a neighbor of

rave (fha ]\:`iaet°i;v 912 10 - m - -» olirs on the island, saying that he was

m-Tuesda r Thurgdl? s and pSatlirda S on his way' and he was engaged to one s mixed lraln will lseave Summerside ?,~Ee§,}¥; ggrgsagotgzegmilg “lm ?1li'range` _tg liao A.M., si-rlvo 'rignmi at 5.00 ,,,,ge_ 0, c,,,,,se I hfg §ng,fm B

- - prior to my, visit.

Gold Brooches arrive Emerald Jct. 7.50 A.M. Char: aight at 11 oclock and I had to leave

- -lottetown 10.10 A.M. netuming will ,T2 Q' me “me "°“" me f°"°“""g

leave Charlottetown 2.50 P.M., ar- 2,5, i,0,?r§'(;ggi,€;?,e‘:ea,(;:i‘l¥tllegstmgnaiz i'Ii;’§v£l;;°?1ég 4-55 P- Mo C399 sire that I should be his groomsman.

Mondays' Wednesdays Thursdays Wen you can imagme me rush the

and Saturdayss mixed trhin will leave next day to get everything ready and Ca e Traverse at 8 00 A M arrive for him to be married before I left. Enlerald Jct at 8 50 M ‘connecting However he managed and me wed' there with trains' for Sumlnerside and ding wok place at 7 D' m' on Wed“es` Charlottetown Returning will leavelday and of course I mmned the WSI' Emerald Jet -at 3 35 P M arrwe I tion required, and left four hours later C he Tmverée 4 26 P - for the front. Now mother I do not in- f*-_-'-' aD il exce t 'S turds a mixed tend to describe the wedding' bm el" _

"Big im ‘mile Emiiim MVB 40 A M iarything was first class. You would arrive Snurls ii 40 A M' George: h nk they had been preparing mr

Silverwear town 8 so A Mt -Sm;;m`t 9 40 ‘a fortnight instead of only one day. lt

_ - - -- - ~ l. was simply delightful. and you can K

Cut Glass A. M.. Charlottetown 11.05 A. lvl. draw an ,m,,g,,,,,,y pmure of the whole ,

China SBi\l\‘dBY °iiiY 1 i"*"°“3°" "al" event and especially of inc leaving the

Xmas Gifts.

a Appropriate Christmas Gifts

Everyone who is looking to make wise and pleasing Gifts selections will choose

now, All who appreciate really preferable gifts will buy _here. A few minutes in our store will convince you that we have a large and varied stock of appropriate

A more acceptable Gift than a

pair of superior skates would be hard to find. Our stock is compete. '

The "Automobile" SKATES, a Classy skate with superior de- sign. Used by ail the leading llrlckeyists everywhere. Prices Model B. $4.00 Model C. $5.00. Model. D. 6.00 Ladies Auto Skates.. .. .. ......$2 50 pr.

No. 9 SPRING SKATES.

steel runners, ordinary bright finish. Price per pr ..65c

VIKING- full nickel plated.

best steel, straight runners, a dandy for the money. Price on- ly .. ._ ..`..$1.25 pr.`

PEERLESS- Best Steel ruli-

ners, full nickel plated with puck stop. Price per pr . . $1.50

CHARM- Fancy curved

skate best quality welded and tempered Steel Runners

A Pair of Skates Make a

Very ':Pleasing Xmas Gift

DUCHESS- Full. liickel plat- etl,.fancy cured skate. best

.,-. quality steel runners. Price

, I ‘_ .. ..$2\.00pr

, i. CEASER- Best tempered

. " steel runners, full nickel plated

with double-elld and heel sup-

: ports.... ....$2.25pr

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ATLANTA- Best tempered

straight steel runners, full nick- el plated with puck stop, price

.,- .. .. .. ........$2.25 pr

.lv/'°"~ NOVO- Have double end

' ~_ heel supports. cruclble steel

runners, a perfect skate, price .. . . . . . . . . . . ..-3.50

= DolvllNloN- Best quality

welded and tempered straight

<fer_-ji \ `¢

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MON'I`REAL- Fine hand

tempered straight runners, of ixtra fine quality tool steel, _iave double end heel supports, price .. ...-5.00

V' V tccl runners, with puck stop

and double and hocl supports,

" Every Advantage .. ._ _. ...2_1s

Gained by Doing

Your Shopping Now \

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Give The Boy an Air Rifle

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‘deal with.` and overcome every effort

though neither sides are gaining at any great rate. yet England is able to

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CHRISTMAS BELL8

Longfellow

I heard the bells on Christmas Day Their old familiar carols play,

A Pocket Flashlight Would Please Him

A sa fe and always ready light is handy io have around. Onc of tlieso flashlights would make an oxccptionally pleasiiig Gift. We have li. Large stock on hand.

Tulllal' Flashlights in many different styl-

cs from 85c to .. .. .. ....$2.50

Bust Pocket Flasllliglits from 750 to $1.50 Revolver Type Flashligllts .. .$1.65

Fountain Pen Flashlights .. _.$1.10

Cigar Lighters .. ..40c Ea.

Other Gilt Suggestions

Gillette Safety Razors, Brass Goods. Autostrop Safety Razor, Aluniillunl Ware. Table Cultery, Carving sets.

Silverware, Cut Glass.

Casserole Dishes, Alarm Clocks. Charing Dishes, Mechanics' Tools.

Percolators, Carpenters.

Electric Irons. now selling at 3 50

Nu. 20 lyitilc Daisy Sillglll Simi. Ali' lliilo, . .. .. ..60c en.

No. 2-Daisy Sillglo Shot, li beautiful and illlrnhlo rilln that shouts strong and ac- curately. Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.$1.00 No. B3- Daisy Special. An extra strong and aocurato shooter. All metal parts arc beautifully polished alld lll»ucd .. .. ..$3.25

No.1-Daisy repeater Magazine holds 350

shots beautiful Walnut stock, nickel plated steel BB. L's . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$7.25

No. 3- 1000 Shot Daisy. This rifle will

plcase the most exacting customer. stock of genuine black Walnut, highly polished Price . . . . . . . . . .._ . . . . . . . . . . . ..$3.50

No. 25- Pump Action Repeater, A strong

accurate shooter for men and boys. Metal parts in non-rusting blue. Black Wplnut stock . . . . . . . .. .$4.00 Remington Automatic Loading Rifle, solid

breech l-iammerless, 22 inch Barrel, Magaz- ille holds 15 cartridges. ......$25.00 Other Guns ranging in prices from $6.50 to

Gun Cleaning Rods, Loading Sets, ect. etc

And wild and sweet the words re- f -~ - - - ' -

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Of peace on earth, good will to men! T , \-- ' " *' --"' “- -I -1'

And thought how, as the day` had ____-_-_ °

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'iflié lielll-tes of all clirlstenllom . ' . II- - ¢ sd roi ed along the unbrok , f `

Of peace on earth good will tdnmseollllg ' ~ Q/ 9

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If peace on earth, good will to menl

gig Pond, recently where sllrwill spend the wgter. ‘

Till, ringing. singing on its way, ee - _

The world revolved from night to _ l

asv. -*_ WHOLESALE & RETAIL

A voice, a chime. s chant sublime .

Then from each black, sccursed

mouth. _

The cannon thundered in the south, The hearthstones or a continent, “There ls no peace on earth." l said: deep; »

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And with the sound the carols And made forlorn the households "For liste ls strong and mocks the "God is not dead! nor doth I-le sleep!

son The Wrong shall fail, the Right pre-

! It was as an enrthqlllke rent ‘And In despair I bowed my head; Then peeled the bells more loud

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Bantam, . _ y ,_ s W . ,, V _ f

gum; Agents for Dot!

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Or peace on earth hood will to men! Of peace on earth, good will to men." Of peace on earth. good will to men! veil,

Wfitll peace on earth, good-will to

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