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p Christmas Shopper

will find in our store a larger, mom mm.

l . I>l€f€, and sumptuous assortment of gifts -

' than e_ver. before. In our gift collections

you will be sure to find the right thing for

. €V€1'Y one whom you wish to remember.

-The foilowmg suggestions are taken

. from the great number of gift things here. i It is our hope that they may assist you

. somewhat in deciding your gift problems,

G0]-D_ JEWELRY-A wide as=ortment of articles in gold-Tie clips, cuff links, -

\ scarf pins, necklaces, pendants, beauty _

pins, wrist watches, etc.. etc., SILVER NOVELTIES-Card cases, cigar- = e_tte cases. ‘bar pins, toilet articles, ,cuff ‘ l1_nks, table silver, jewel cases, kewpie

rings. etc., etc. , _

~ ‘ W. W. weiiner ~ The Leading Jewelers - Est’d 1868

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Get Your Christmas Photograph To-'day

I Rapid workmen arid modern metlliods ` M isnt:.2:..‘::if‘.::';.;f.ch:.::.:.‘;..z§1S C €1‘SOI1S Come in and make an appointment. ' »

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“Ail sorts of Christmas novelties in the Aff Dfpartment on the second =i‘Iocr-drop ln and look around when you are in town today. MOORE and McLEOD. , 6944-12-12m3i

c.;.i.». shit., Lightning »‘

T-Iitch

The hockey boots that fit

the feet-thereis more solid comfort and satisfaction in

' a pair of these hockey boots

than in many others much

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Your Photo

BY BAYER for Xmas ,

ls the best present you can'

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s’¢i:`i;iieI5)1}r;iIrcfr1<;)1;iiJ i higher in price. We sell

the genuine “McPherson"s Lightning Hitch,’-’ made from best quality mule hide

leathers in the popular reg- ulation style-many sizes to choose from. Price _"per pair

‘Photography .

THE best time to get your_

Xmas Photo is "

t 'ro.DAY f

Let us show you our new $350- `

MOUHC NOV€‘lli€S. We are shgwing many

The Acorn Studio souius Fthef '_‘““S °f H°°"°" B°°_t`°'

We Frame Pictures t0_ including the famous Invic-

,_______ ‘ tus quality_-the prices range

W. F' M. D., C. M. from t0 $`5-00 per pair.

(MCG|i..L UNlVERS|TV)

Montague, P. E. I. C0’

office of The Shoe Men

- ~ ~ ~ -"'~~'~'-'-‘~`-`-1 -3- -'71 Jr. ::$v~4¢`.':,:_i'.1_N'_:.;» 1-: rf ' _ . .*|T PAV_8 to buyiil this Province

l ..»-ri-is Mormmc sun-can can ,be obtained in Souris at M. A. Pac- quet’s. _ _` , ‘ ~ '

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..*T. GORDON NES is, Guardian

agent in Montague. _ ._.°Fiei-imc.-smelt 'inning ima

eeling are the order of the day at |St. Peters. "

..*HAVE YOU YOUR FLAG? At

the present time you should show your colours. Chaste. finely enamelled Canadian flags for your- lapel, 10 cents each; per post, _12 cents. Guardian Ofllcc. 6202

.. _*LATE SHIPPING.-The schoon-

er Campanula, of St. John’s. Newfound- land, set sail Saturday morning for St. Pierre and‘Miquelon in charge of Captain Bushey .of Souris.~ She has on board a cargo of produce and live stock and is chartered by J. J. Hughes . C0.. Ltd.-* .

...*PERSONAL MENTION.-James

A. E. McDonald, of Little Pond, was in Souris Saturday attending the meeting of the directors of the Eastern King`s Seed Fair.-`Mrs. Pius Cheverie, who for the past few weeks has been un- dergoing treatment in the Charlotte- town Hospital. .returned to Souris Sat- urday -night. Her many friends wiil be pleased to learn of her complete re- covery.-”.

.."CASH.-iriaving decided to sell

for cash only we can now assure our customers of lower prices und more attentive service. We now ask you ,to co-operate with us and eiidcavour to break away 1`roni the old credit system ami thus save`thc large ex-

will us usual handle ull produce pos- sible for which wc will pay best pos- sible priccs. A sottleincut of-all accounts is requested heforo Christ- nias. l‘-.icbcoil & McGregor, Montague.

6918-12-11m1iE1i

..”‘WOMAN’S INSTITUTE. - The

niouthly meeting ol' the Lakeview Wo-f

nian’s lnstitiite was held on Wcdnes-I day evening, Deceinherr Znd, at tho hoinc of Mrs. A. W. Morrow. North! Lake. There was ii large attendance' l and a very interesting meeting was' hold. It was decided that a concert iand Pie Social be held at North liakc ,Hall on December 21st for the pur- pose of raising funds for the use of thc institute in obtaining school iinprorve- ments. An interesting paper was read by Mrs. S. J, Rose on “Housekecping.”` dealing chiefly with Cooking and Food Values. and also Financing and Sam i

jsinging “God Save the King." Next ,meeting to bc iield on Wednesday.

Vary, Lakeville.

‘ .. .*BOARD OF TRADE-Tilc quar- ytcrly meeting of the Board of Trade ,was held in the Bank parlors, Souris, |ln.st week. President R. C. McLean 'occupied the chair. The first subject tdiscussed was the Maritime Forward Imovement, which has for its object the protecting and encouraging of home manufactures. An invitation had been sent to this board to send delegates to a Maritime Conference to he held at Amherst on December 17th. After much discussion it was decided to send no delegates. The Railway winter time table of the Souris and Elmira Branch was the next matter taken up. Hitlierto a great deal of dissatisfaction existed during the win-| ter months. The train came at night. was seldom on time and in many cases was several hours late. Tho, Board reaffirmed a resolution, passed on April 15th, and brought to the no- tice of Mr. C. A. Hayes, General Traf- fic Manager, l. C. R.. during the early part of thc summer. The paragraph referring to this matter reads as fol- lows:--'l‘hat a freight or accommoda- tion traln be provided during the per- iod covercd by the winter tlnic table, which train shall be in addition to a

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. ` ' . ' improvbment yo! -

Eve,-y practic|i.ng:;;:e”:1;|t;:`“eg':1%mi*|,' nnoum. .

""'”"°d "°vimi,lh:v¢ii eontroiiei-.d|mper,»¢nti»um¢ii saver, '°'°"°i" my is 1 the'Mbimrch~. ’I11otllK°|.¢°°|U|!l°‘\°¢f ‘

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. the Guest |'teel plate, M l.i It 'lo'trdi! “Ii “ -

' |97 defect of workmanship "mmm han 1°. um" U " `

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f i anim" ;y=t\>°°“},‘° ,toms ~,. f . ~ » hui more ¢9Y°“ .~ _ »- ~

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regular duily express train, and which shall have an advertised and regular schedule, and which shall leave Chur- lottetown on at least two days in each week and arrive in Soiiris not later than 11 a. in. and leave on return not earlier than 1.30 p. in. The Secretary was authorized to wire Mr. Hayes as above. lt was also decided to ask; ‘Superintendent McEwen 'to furnish a noon train to Elmira on the 19th. 24tl_i. and 31st of this month, the said train to give the same accommodation as thc Saturday noon tra-in did during the suinin-.-r months. (Superintendent Mc- Ewtn on the following day kindly con- sented to have a noon train run to El- mira on the 19th and 24th' inst). A re- solution which had, been passed at a 'previous meeting- was also discussed. This matter referred to the Telephone Service and was to be discussed this yeor at the Maritime Board which for

‘ oc..-n\»y\~°*““ “ b,,,,,n,.a,|nangnumuedlvll¢* A J*

- unavoidable reasons did not meet. The

fiesolutlon was as ,follows:_ zvhereas ~ the P. E. `l. Telephone Oompa y is re- iceivlng irgenerous subsidy from the , Provincial Government and in their lcontract agree to 'give 'an up-to-date ' service, and whereas, it is the, opinion - of this Board,that the service in many, ' section! of the province is neither up- to-date nor efficient and that instead of remedying the defects. tile' said tel- ' ephoiie company is throughiits agents, i endeavoring to get subscribersto take ;instruments at ad)/anced rates. There- ffore be ,it resolved that the matter of Telephone Servings bl-_discussed at the next nroatiul of-the Maritime Board. 'l-no members commented on what the Board has already secured for Souris during the past summer, namely:-A ladies’ waiting room at the Railway .Stotion, there having been none in the `past; also the abolition of wharfage to fishing schoonsrs _seeking shelter in this harbour, I matter which in the past has caused much annoyance and friction. -'The meeting than adjourned . to meet at the call of the Secretary.-°

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sertion for_ advertising hi this col-' umn. .Cash must uccuinpany order.

_..‘aAnsA|Ns for cash in ilieneoii & McGregor. . 6919-12-11M1lE1i

..`.*AN IMPORTANT MEETING.-

The Directors of the Eastern King's Seed Fair held a meeting in St. Mary's Hall, Souris. on Saturday, Dec. 12th. The meeting was culled to order at 3 p. m. In the absence ot' the President, Mr. Archibald J. Mcilonnld, Vice-I’re- sideut. occupied the chair. in his open- ing remarks he pointed out that the object of the meeting was to make ar-' rangements for the Seed Fair'to be held this winter in Soui'is. lt' would be the duty of the meeting to decide whether or not thcrc would be held in connection with this Fair the usual Poultry Show. Tlic Secretary, Frank S. McDonald. read the minutes oi' the last meeting und the financial state- ment for the past year. On the mo- tion of John Mt-Kinnon, seconded by Mr. Peter Viiieau, both were accept- ed. The prizes given in Class A amounted to $119,:-15; those in Class B amounted to $36. After the payment of all bills a small surplus remained on hand. Mr. W. J. Brennan was ap- pointed auditor, 'I‘he following board of directors were than elected: Mr. Laughlan McDonald, East Point; Mr, Archibald J. McDonald, Sonrls West; Mr. Frank S. McDonald, Souris; Mr. T." S. Rohertsoii, Rothwell; Mr. An- drew Mooncy, Litilo Huibour; Mr. W. li. Iintlerhay, Bay lfortuiie; Mr. John McKinnon, Rollo Buy Centre; Mr. Mi- chael Murphy, Baltic East; Mr. Wil- liani Howlett, Gownn Brac; Mr. Peter Vincau, Rollo Bay; Mr. James A. E. i\'lcDonald, Little Pond; Mr. Daniel J.

CATARRH LEADS

T0 CONSUMPTION

Cniarrli is us much u blood di<-

easc as scrofuln or i-liciiiiinlism. It may bo rciicvcd, but it cannot bc removed by simply lot-ni ticalniciil. It breaks do\vn iiec gcncrnl hciiltli, weakens the lung tissues, and lands to consumption.

Hoo1l's Sarsiipnrillu. is so suv-

ccssful in llic trmiiniciit of cnlnri-li

, that it is known as thc ln-sl rcn:c\i_\ l for this disease. it puriilcs illi- lilnod. Ask _yiiiir ilrtigcisi |`nr it -1-K---=

` w ent rc uircd in coin etiiig for (`.ir

‘ h <1 ' P . ._ ' - ter‘s Special l’rizc und, while it wziza held that Carter & Co. only had tho privilege of fixing the amounts, it was decided to authorize the Secretary tu write Cartel' & Cu. und suggest that the amount bc fixed ut two bushels. lt was decided to pill in ii class for liand-picked grain and that this hc known as Class 1'.. 'Three prizes ure to be offered for each section. The ,idea of having this section is to pre- ivent as iiincli us possible liand-picked -grain from coinpeting with othcr 'grains it wus moved, seconded und carried that the aniount be placed at two bushels, thultthc prizes bc $2. $1.50 und $1 i`or each section and _that there be three sections for oats. Irwo for wheat and two for barley. lt was also decided to put in u section ,for sheaves oi' grain, and that, tin: prizes be 7:'»c., 501:. and 301'. The sheaves to hc liniltod in size to :’- in- l in diuiiictvr. l.ar|:i,=r prizes will bc 'offered next yeui' ns this is nicroly an effort to iiitrodiics- ei coinpctitlon ol' sort. lt was decided to have ;i poultry show in connection with the Seed Fair. i-'vid it wos moved. scroiiiietl and <'.iii'- ricd that tile prize list should not f:X~

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Tailored Shirtwaists Satin Underskirts

Blouse Silks

‘ Trimming Silks Crepe-de-Chene

Crepori,

Admiralty Serge Fancy Collars.

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sev en shades

ev Bro .S busv Store.

~ ` collar and lining at from

1 ................ .$12.50 up.

Harness, 25 Styles

We have twenty-five

disii ct styles of harness in niclfel. solid nickel, brass, oroide and genuine

` rubber mountings, rang-

inu in price f rom

1 .............. 13.00 up. ._____._._ _-._..__.

3 ewan. Grcy Goat, Brown

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iJanuary (ith, at the homo of thc Score- *"°"‘“"_" "-*"'”"”, .

Select Your Sleigh, From Three `

i oi the Most Popular Lines Produced

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Men’s Fur Coats

A niccline of Saskatch-

ewan, black d ig, beaver, and 'racoon fur with fur

Warm Fur Robes l

'Many comfortable fur robes including Saskatch- .

1 Goat, Siberian Martell ,

, I and Black Bear. Price 1

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pense attaciicd to ‘t. Remember wc ____ __

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Bell `", Chimes '

We are showing a

splendid line of bells in the full body, and back strap styles, nickel and brass mountings; a 1 s o

ctliimes ii; saddle and s a t st es. c u Price y P

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T his Seal Stands for Qualit

If you want a sleigh that is honestly and

thoroughly made throughout-a sleigh that is

attractive in appearance, light for the horse

and conifortable for the driver-;i sleigh that

will give long service and perfect satisfaction;

1 you sho-.iid not fail to see the splendid exhibit

of the Canada Carriage Company, the Tud-

I , , . | hope Cirriag: Company, and the McLaughlin

C.u'ri:igc Company at our show rooms.

These sleighs are widely and -favorably

1 l.'now.i tliroughout Canada for their ease and

comfort, for their excellent finish and decora- tions, and for their strength arid durability.

We will

so that you convenient.

Water Stree Kent Street

A Summeyside . - Charlotte lown

We want you to see these lines, because we

know you will be delighted with the service and satisfaction they offer, the high quality and the moderate price. `

Pay as You Please

--:ve will allow a special discount for cash but if you wish, we will make arrangements

parts of the province, who will show samples and quote prices.

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[tation of thc Home. Meeting closed by" " _ .Y ` y

arrange terms to suit purchasers

can pay a small sum whenever We have reliable agents in all

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Mullili, St. l’etcr's; Mr. Joseph Mc- Rae. Rollo Buy Wrsl. 'l‘licsc were nil re-elected in it body. To this list of directors were added thc following names: Messrs. (llifford Mcldweii. Sl. Peters; John McClure, lliindns :ind Peter Mclsaac, Souris l.iiic Road. The following officers ivcrc appointed: 'Mix Archibald J. McDonald. Souris `\\<-si, President; Mr. Peter Mclsunc, Sfiiiris Line Road, Vice-l’resi<lciit; Mr. Frank S. McDonald. Souris. Secrctnry-’l"rcns- urer. It was pointed out that the Ds- partmeiit strongly objected to direct- ors selecting dates for Seed Pairs, but as the date on which thc Fair was held last _veur was not entirely antis- factory, it wus sug;;estcd that the Sc- oretary make application for u date which he deemed fnvorublc to ull. The prize list was then rovlsed. Tile words reading “any other variety" were in all cases changed to “any otlicr variety named." it was also decided in have two sections' of barley, iianieiy: six- rnwed and two-rowetl, lt wus ulso de- cided to put in n section for white oats any other variety named. A soc-

vnrlety named. l it was pointed o\it ...°lioii. .ioliii Mcliean, M.» l.. A.. liisiiraiivc. was a pasi»wn_iu=r_to Soiiris that there was coiisiderable uiiannder- Souris. returiicd roceiitly from a busl- by gm. p3,-|,,~,»,,_\ |~'-|-mn_\- ¢-vf-ni||g_ rh-

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I _ . _ _ _ li-cell iorll' t|<\ll1\I‘><» ‘ill H lll0li0l\ ll l’rii».sl l'o|i<l, \-/im ziiiiinii: ilio.~'i~ vi:~'|ti\ii;

- --eng;

"‘l\.il‘. i’nlri<'li Hiillniiil, l<‘i\<~livr.

lwns tlcviilcil lo linac thu .~'.<evli0in: ill S0iii~i;; on S|iiii.~iliiy,-- -’

'this t-.lass thc sniuo ns last year. 'Tilt-2; _.A-. _.U

rules and regiiluiiolis i\'ei'o tlicn nilopl-

..."Tliv i\i'ti-riiouii lriiin had vigil-

liii. ll wits moved. sucmnlctl iiiid cur- it-i-ii p;i1=scii,;t-i':: lcnviiiir Siiuriiz on Sul-

lris-il that t~iiti‘it-s lin close-il out ufti'r‘iil:lti,\'.---"' 'tori ifcloi-it on tho morning of ihol _-__-

ll<':ivii‘,4 in _priicr to liuro tho vxl\ibli_ ___=>,\ir_ |,;ii|-riilnii ,\li-||it_vr¢- iind illillllllllli 0|-IGH "S "H"|\' lil 'ill' 'itll' HH hiiilc wi-ri~ |i.i>:scii;:<-rs from (Shur- ‘ll0SHlblL‘. 'l`lit- Sc<'rcil\l'.\' WHS llllilflllfl' lnttctowii iw-vi-i~ti_\' on ai visit to frlf_-lids

and to have the prize lists puhlisiivd :is ,ti M,,N|(~¢~lli\_ - t noon its possllil--_ 'l`lii‘ following wore. ~~_-

nppoiiilwl to tnki- cliiirizv of tho ilit'-l ,_,'-‘l\ir. .i_ .l. .liilin.~¢iiii|, K. t‘.. of tin- lrrcnl- s@<=\i<>ll-=r~'-llcssrs. William Mui- iirni of .iolinwin it |n»iniii_ i‘iiarloti<-- mill' Hilti l’(‘U’\` Vli\0R\\- D0lDl0PH1 Wil- lwn, wus ii paissoiitzirr ironi Soiiris on

liniii Howlett and John .Vlci{lniiu|\, Sgryiirilliy' :il'it-rii<ioii,- “ Krain: Joseph lylvihio niiii 'l‘. S. Roh-, - .- --

<'1'lHUll. Sllmll Scollo; Jiinics A. E. Ml'-| _..*;\ii'. \\'illiiiin Mi-lloziiild. l’l'in-.:l- lriiirild and Miclisicl Murpliy; poultry. Uni Siiuris \\‘i-si, was to Vliiirlntto- Mr. \\’. ll. l'n<lt‘l‘|lfl.V WHS liDD0inl-Bd '-0 town Saitiiriiiiy, ruliiriiiiig to Soiiris by

.assist the Secretary. The meeting (ht. |.;xp|-mis ||,,. Smm. ,.\~,_.,,|“-:_._» ltlion adjoiiriicd to inocl. on notice from i -~ -~---

iilw s<‘vr<‘l»1r.\v-’* I ...riiiz minion rnniwi-il. i<»ii.=iii»r iii .

, --------~----?- I ('14-ur Sprin_i:5_ was ii |li|:<i-u‘li;:('l‘ In Smi-

fAi\'E|{N Iris cn l"ri<lii_v <-\'f>|iii\g to spend thc

___ ‘\vi~ck-ciiil nt his liorni- in Souris \\'vsi.

..."'l’roso<:iilor Alex. Brut-0, - lf(-rl M _V g

tion was also put in for potatoes of a 1 P°’“" “"“’ ‘U S°“""" "" S“'“r““y"”' l ...°.\lr. .lost-pii illclmiinlil, St. rose type. and for potatoes any other, --~ ilrewa or lin- .\z<»w York Mniuiii i.if<- :lu '\'>“H<‘ "f»\\\m\\s Offsrvfl un easy tur-

atanding in regard to the amount of ness trip to illinrlottclowii.--'_' ‘U_ming on smuniiiy lift(-|-iiomn---_

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. "tlivv liini ii l.iliin Salk-t_\' llzi'/.or, it will iiiiict with his fiiilost n|i|»ri-f~l;i- tion. uivv liiin long s\'i‘\'i<'4- nnil pi-|-_ |'i-vt sziiisfaif-tioii. 'i`lif» ’l‘~.\-ii _\lp_--_<_ M9 (lrvut (it‘iir;:t~ Sll';‘cl. )ll§t|'_

i Looz w/\s wiri-iour Poop

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i|f~s|>at<'li in iii.-nit-r':i 'l`cl-.~g:'::iii ('oni- paiiy siiys llii- Polish town of llodz at the time of its cxucuiitioii by thc Rus- niiins was coiiipletely ilc.\it.ilittv ol' food. 'i`l\c population quit tho town on iiiusso touring the Germans, tliou-can-,ls pro? rccilcil to \Vnrsnw on fool.

,\i‘<'i>uiil.s of the lighting bfrtwocii

` Ilodz und llaw,sho\v that the Gernnins 1,:iltacki-d in close formation iii the twi- twilight and u fog. liopii`i`g to 1-ritcli liiissii-iiis unnwarvs. The ilussinns.how- i~vci‘. worn fnriviiriicil and allowed Ihr- lfcriniins to :idvaiicv close. then ziwvpt the German lliivs with ii hun- drcli sciirciilighiis.

ihizzliril by thc gliiro, the Gvrinanis

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;i;-i to iiiiicliiiic gun and rifle fire. They lost i-iiorinoiisly and finally retired.

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