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THE cHARLO'1‘TF'1‘owN GUARDMN ‘

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Suggestion

The best and most- cheerful

gift we know_ of would _ be a ton or half ton oi lt ls Never t00 I-lift!

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The Practical Watch :ind Clock Repairer

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dniire dainty ornaments and up-to-date designs

" A1"rnAc'r|vE JEWELRY. t willpay you not only to watch bracelets, bu in give your attention to our display of otlic

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Sonic new triiikcts are here _that were do-iiizn cd especially for inen's use. Ni we invite gentle- men as well as ladies to sec our display _ _ _

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We have a nice line of delicious Choco- _

lates from which you can select a beautiful-

_Her ly decorated package for her New Year Gift.

' If you purchased

her Christmas Choco-

' lates here, she will ap-

' her New Year Gift.

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IT PAYS to buy In this Province. ' RINK this afternoon from 3 till 5.

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RINK OPENS tlils afternoon at 3. ' --

` 8046 FOX MEETING -Kin s Count fox

N0 SERViCE8.- There will be no tague meeting on Monday. Dec. 28,

service in llartney Hall, this Friday will be held at 7 p.ni.. not 10.30 as fleyvllllls. _ advertised, owing to change of rall-

i__ way time-table. ST. JAME8 CHURCH.-’I‘here will ---_-,___

he ri Christmas service in St. James "Stylish gift pipes--we havealarge Church this morning. stock of gift pipes in all the latest and

-- ' most pleasing styles and shapes. Your

POST OFFICE OPEN.--The Post friend that smokes would be delighted

Oillce wickets will be open from 7 to to receive ri. handsome meerschauin 8 this evening. pipe for his gift. MacKinnon Drug

-~_- Co., corner Great George and Kent

HAVE YOU YOUR FLAG? At Streets. MEtf.

lllll D0l°B6l1i. time you should show ------#--- your colours. Christe, finely enamelled Canadian flags for your lapel 10 cents

each; per post 12 cents. 'Guardian Ofllce. _ ‘ 6200. ~ _ `

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fox meeting will be held in Montague ' ‘

Auditorium on Monday._Dec. 28, at _ JAMES ¢_ GREENAN_

7 p.in., not 10.30 as previously adver- .i used' °“'"lE t0 Cllllllge ln mllwal' Gu Saturday, Dec. 5th, there passed time-table. peacefully away, fortified by the last

- - Y Y ' of the oldest and most respected

mediate stations-well. mostly every- resident or that place. Born in ino ll0lly-ll! C0mlIl8» County Monaghan, Ireland, he emi-_

--- _ grated with his parents to this Island

CENTRAL CHURCH--Rel/~ ll/~ J- in 1840, huviug crossed the ocean in

Wlilteliead will prone-\ on appropriate, ii vessel ennea me uoseiiank. Being Cllllltl-mils Hill-I-leclfl Sllllllfly Hi lwlll oi' n quiet and unassun-ilng disposition, morning and evening services. Miss won the respect and esteem of an Sl~11lll€y Will Blrlliil S0l0 8l‘lll9 evening classes and creeds. Of a family of S9l"t'l00- All are C0l°tlli1lly lllyltedi twelve he is survived by`one sou, Seals free and nnsiiiiroiirlsts<l~ The Jas. M.. on the iinmnsieau, and four ChUl‘Cll ls llelllg <l0C0l`¥1l0ll lil k09DlHLZ daughters, Mrs John T. Murphy, New- with the Xmas season. ton; Mrs Jas. D. McArdle, Emyvale,

i- _ ' Lot 30; Mrs Thos. Trainor, Albany;

FGX |V|EET|NG-Owlllg I0 tht* and Mrs Wm Ularkin, North Wilt

l`<¢llt1l\l~70 Ot' time-lable for eastern shire; sixteengrandcliildreu and three

Oa trains._ the meeting of 'fox breeders great-grandchildren. The funeral,

l`0l' Klllgil (`0llll|.y \Vlll l)0 liéltl lll which was largely attended, 109|( M0lll¢1l§ll0 ill. 7 D-111.. lVl0h€l¢1y 28th. place on Monday morning. Upwards and in the Auditorium, not in the Old of ninety carriages joined in the pro- Hall as previously advertised. cession to St Malachis Church, where

-1- a Mass of Requiem was sung by the

“ PRINCE CHAP" in the l’e0Dl€'S pastor, Rev. J. J. McDonald. and all

'l`ll0illI‘0 Tl10S<lily 0\'0llllls'. D002 29th. that mortal ol` u fond and loving Will Srlllsfy every desire for thrill. rather was laid in the ailloiiiing

¢llY0Cll0ll 01' Misa Gnrllltln. is looked Cuniiiiigliaui, Jas. M. Duffy, Thos. L. forward to with the keeiiest interest. Shreenan, John Trninor, Owen Mc- No one should miss it. Carvill and Michael Greenon. May -- . his soul rest in peace.

CHRISTMAS CHEEFI,-A number -_---;--->--

anxlous to pass along a little Christ- ____

mas cheer to those laid aside today. intend going out to the Prince Edward pxiellge l§m9iV?;l.1;I,;` a?}:leM§gSH§&;p];epn_ lslulld Hospital this “f“""‘°°“ “ml proacli of tlliristiriastide was changed give a short service ol' song. l’rol'. to Sorrow when at noon on Monday ']h°'“l’s0,l,‘ “"u Luk” chmgc ("°mm°““` the fourteenth of December the Angel

l“g"al 3"'0 ll' nl' This l"'hrl5lia“ act' of Death tarried there for a while and

is entirely in keeping with the spirit , - _ of (,|___mm__B_ and Speaks volumes then claimed for his own their beloved

when there are so many other calls ' _

on ones time and service

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UNION SERV|CES.- The llniou

services being held in the Presliylcri-

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well attended. And tiliristnias oven- ing the meeting will be at 7 o’clocl»;, and there will be special music-solos by Mr. (I. li. Andrew who in conduct- ing the services and by others. The ollcriiig will also be-special. lt will be for the (lliristnias work of thc Board oi' Social Service and Emngellnni. `

BAPTIST CHURCH.-At the Hap-l

tisl Cliurch on Sunday spociiil Christ-` inns sermons and music will be given. The musical programme in the morn- ing will consist of A (lliristmas Carol.

o Our Friends and Customers

an anthem, "Sing, O Heavoiis,` by Shaper, and ii soprano solo. " Christ is

liorn," from Binclioil, by Miss lllunehe ' Bovycr. lu the <_:vcniug a riunrtettc, “My thoughts gg

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--- men are asked to note that the Mon-

comedy, pathos. its rendition, under cemetery. The pall-bearers were John-

of those who love to sing and are MR_ FRANc|3 MELWN PE1-EHS_ |

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“Adeste I<`idolls,’ as arranged hy

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A HAPPY CHRISTMAS

Sold at all Druggists

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:. with the choices: sauces. rellslies. Gif- ‘ °‘”" Jemaud fm. me

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_-been in itll!! '_ on as at present

' "ml mm” to mas, |¢ hlum Puddings. _

Ncvello, an nnthcni, “ I bring you good tidings." by Mcl‘huil. and a contralto solo by Miss liathli-.on Ilockondorff, “ Love not the World," l`roni the I'ro- illiral Son. hy Sir Arlhur Sullivan. Orixnu voliiiilarlvs iroui thc Messiah and 'l`lie Creation will be played.

NAVIGATION CLOSED.-Nuvigir

tion came to an abrupt and unexpect- ed ending yesterday at Charlottetown and Sumnicrsido. The Minto experi- enced cousideraiilc dililculty in work- ing her way out of Charlottetown yesterday morning, and on return i'roui l’ietou went to Georgetown, whore sho landed malls and passen-` gcrs at 9 p.ui. These were brought to Charlottetown about midnight. Atl Suuiinerside similar difficulty was encountered by the Stanley on her outward trip. On return she became fast in the ice off tho entrance to Summerside harbour and at latest accounts abandoned the nttenipt and left for Georgetown.

PRESENTATION.-The friends of

the Reverend Samuel Trivett. Rector of Milton, waited upon him on Wednes- day night aiid presented hlni with a very timely and generous Clirlstnias gift as an earliest of the esteem and affectionate regard felt for hini by the people to whom he nilnisters. The gift was to provide the Reverend Rec:

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you, my friend, this appy Christmas time, ishing you joy in all ur deeds and days, `shing'you time for the sk, wisdom for the rk, peace for the path- y, friends for the fire , and love to the

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We wish to thank ou ends and patrons f yours shown, and ex- nd to each, our bes ishes for

Merry Cliristma

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The Quality Drugstore

tor with a ‘fur cap and driving gloves, I; ‘.~:j;l._

most _kindly reclproeated by the reci~ _ llllI\’IlI§\\\\\\_\\'|llll - 1 _S 'plent of this most tangible expression _“[2 f the eo le`s esteeem f ' ~--__ ‘ _

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& Canned Tomawes ‘ Canned Beats

Canned Peas

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Belted Waters

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Water les Waters Short_l3i'ead » And muy others

Fancy Ch

Plmoato Cream C

,g\z.|.¢.tlc. Cream W th Green Chile

French Green P08 Cal. Asparaslll Til” pickle; and Sauces.

BE!i'..€.

9"" ° Mlncemest 5 English Jams

Lea it Perrln`s S8008

i Heinz Relisli _

~ W u s gngilllnll Plcltled 01110115 Horse Radlsh

indian Chutney'

Confectionery-

Mnple Creams French Roasted Almonds

' k, rruit Jens

We have H0111” “ne B J Caramel; and others too

cans oo-L._<1t;!¥=l'°§

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532,, Mannnlllillgseen and Lunch

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able services rendered by Prof Steele il as teacher of this class. Prof -Steele. who was taken completely by sur- _ prlse. in acknowledging the unexpect- ed gift responded feellngly, thanking ` the donors not only for this gift, but for many klndnesneii extended to him during his connection with the class.

IN XMAS PACK-

ln Good Gills

Select your gifts from _the

wide range of aplpropriate goods shown at t is store. and you _are _assured that it will meet with the fullest '

in .- w - ° ° _

A s‘;§cf_l:;’°f 'eff appreciation of the reeip

t. ‘ll.§”§§fi§‘i°r'l5»,ili'l etlloine in today and-_we

ans me finest will aegis: you in eeleetipy

scmething- that will not ia‘l

n-om 4o¢ is

°°"°"" to delight. Come as early

as possible. _

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'son Francis Melvin at the early age of day the sixteenth, to Bt. Aun's ceme-

ltwenty-three years. ,I ltery. llupe River, where all that was ` The deceased was ofa kind and gen- , mortal of a kind and friendly youth erous nature ever ready to lend a help- i was laid to rest, there to await the ing hand to those around hiui. _lie -great awakening. R. I. P.

_had been in falling health for more tllflll tl year but lhollgh Weurletl by pA1'R|o1°|c MEE'f|NG A1- MURRAY long-suffering his cheerfulness ol spl- HARBQFL

rit had not abandoned him and forget- _ ____ ting his sufferings eagerly W0lC0l1l0d l A patriotic meeting was held in the the visits of friends and neighbors who {i,,,]| at Mm-my Ha,-bo, on Wednesday will irreatly miss and ions \'@nwn\l>vr.o\-ening Mr. W. ii. Prowro presiding. his cheerful <=01ni>nnl0ni1l\ln. Ixoiwitiisinnuing that It was an in-

ln his illness he was attended hy ii gtensew wld evening there was 3 lm-ge

kind mother and sister, but notwitIi» lay_tenda“C¢,_ A,|d|-es,-,es were deliver.. standing all that tender cure and inedl- ed by Major Ba,-glen and Judge ppl. Cal alll Cvlllll <10 lll-S 800| llilsllell P0300' icerald. Both speakers referred to the flllly HWBY i0 lit! Milli" llfl0l' llfwlllg general conditions in Europe, especial- rcceived the last rites oi' the Ilomnn ly me dmadfui grate of B¢|g|um_ as Catholic Church from his pastor, ltev. me 1-espn of me war, They glued Fai-ll0l‘ Gtl~ll<l8l~ llhat wc here could hardly realize or

H0 l€l1y9B 10 ll10lll'll lJOSiLlCS 11 SOI” ‘ appreciate tho dreadful destitutlon re-

rowins father and nwtlier. three sis- soiling from the criminal force or ine ters und six brothers to all of whom f(lerman Emperor. They brought home the heartfelt sorrow of the eoinniuniiy . to them in striking terms tho super- isextcnded in their sad lieres.veinent. _influence oi' tlie-Patriotic Fund in pro-

liis funeral took place on \Veilncs-I viding for the dependents of those of

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our own p w o 1 _ front. It was announced---thorn sub- iscriptlon list, _would _be opened at Prowse tr Sonsstore and mllftliose desirous could leave thsi_r__' contribu- tions there. ' _ . -_._ =.

$50,000 NEGKLACE FOUND IN

N.Y. HOTEL RQPM. _

NEW YORK. Dec, 24.-A _, pearl

'necklace with a diamond clasp. said to be worth more than 850.000, is in the safe of an uptown hotel awaiting a claimant who can prove ownership; the necklace. which is made of ilfty- lilve large pearls. was found by a ,woman staying at the hotel _a few 'iuomeiits after she had registered and had been shown to her room. The woman saw a glittering oblect be- tween the upholstery and the wooden frame of a chair, and found the jewels. The last occupants of the room are known not to be the ownersof the necklace and no one has reported u _similar loss.

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PRESENTATION.-Ou Wednesday ff /_ _.__ 1-' <‘

evening the Young Men's Class of the _ _, .-" _ fl ' W/ First Methodist Church presented _ -_ 0 , F' " ,F

Prof. G. D. Steele, Teacher, with a. l ' ‘_ g l" ‘ '

handsome and valuable quartered oak 6.¢"\,,~»" f

Morris chalr.b The ptiiesentation was \lf~\\“` Th Be t __ `

accompanied y an ad ross express ng ` - » -= --. __ _j;°' ~"§ " "

kindly mutual feellngrund speaking - e 8 r in com limentary terms of the valu ., *T~§:`f ‘-“"-='=""'

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Fancy Goods, Toy and~Book Stores. immense Stock of Goods. <

_ 3 large Stores. Staff of 25. _ ‘T Lowest prices in the City.

Season or the Great Bargains we give.

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We have no time to enumerate the Great Stock we carry for the Holiday Come and See. Shop Early, Shir 9 Now. Store open every night. Iv-

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