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Suggestion

The best and most cheerful

gift _we know of would be l a ton* or, half ton of

Pi§_l<ard;s_llo_t Stuff Coal

1% you "6rdei‘V-now-we will

deliver Christmas eve.

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f pairs of these shoes and a ever had one dissatisfied f ustomer. They are built f or comfort, not sacrific- I ng style. Made in Calf, Gun Metal, Patent and tan leath- is, button or lace. Cloth

nd Dull Kid tops.

3.00, 3.50, 4.00, 4.5

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Advertisers are reiniiidodto have their h advertising in this oiiice not later than a

lowing morning. ‘- 6970 C

sounded' at 8.10 this morning for a _‘E chimney tire at the residence ot' Mr. Frank Bradley. Richmond Street. The

It nays to buy in this province. . mu M

A CONCERT Wm be given in Hazle- Charlottetown and Mr McMillan of

b"°°k Ch“f°h» \Ve‘1“eSdBY. Dec. 23rd. Cornwall, will take part in the patri-

tic concert, Brookfield, Dec. 16. 6983

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ADVERTISEMENTS IN EAIRLY -

0 a. in. to insure insertion the fol- t

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SLIGHT FIRE.--The ilre alarm ‘M

irigade responded with their usual rey Mutch, Charlottetown, ,and Mack

alncrity. Little damage resulted. (M

preciated than a photograplt of `oiie's ‘horses which they purchased' one elf to friends at home or abroad. J. from Mr. Jack Le and the oth '

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A. S. Bayer, Sunnyside asks all to call M

his week and make arrangements

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CONCERT AND SUPPER.-Remem- in

eauty. Falling hair is unnecessary, s Mrs. White's treatment will prevent his. Dandruff, which is so annoying, an -be thoroughly removed with her

udies` Entrance. 6199,

ictoria Saturday morning and re-`

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PATRIOTIC CONCERT-Miss Hood, iss McLean and Miss Hughes, of

LADIES, don’t neglect a crowning

tion. All hair goods kept in stock. rs. White. Queen Hotel, Room 10,

suvnve i-iol1`sEs.- Messrs Ani.-

cPhail. De Sable, passed through

rned in the afternoon with two fine

a. er from

r. John H. Lea, Tryon.-V..

TEACHERS T0 MEET.-A meeting the Southern -Te cher

lhe greatly appreciated all the your

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,Grade VlI.-1, Augusta Brazel; 2, Don-

ber the supper and patriotic concert in lo

i.he Hall, Brookfield. Wednesday even- a ing, Dec. 16th, in aid of the Red Cross (J zi o

ggtely after. Admission 151:., Slipper, i

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nd Belgian Relief _Funds, concert to attend for their benefit, Standard peiiiiig at 7 o'clock. Supper immed- C

_ a s will be held

the Prince oi’_Wales. College, Char- ttetowii, on Saturday, Dec. 19. at 10

erticates. at reduced rates will be

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ssued from all stations on the Mur- ,_ ,>.,~e5~;- , ...gf

bean visiting. Mr. Ml-Kay has crossed the North American Continent on four different ,occasions and is planning on another transcontiiiental journey this year. He is a very interesting _talker and as his life has been brimful of vivid experiences lt is not surprising that hig lectures are very popular wherever they are delivered. He is at present travelling from lialifax to Mniicton and is stopping hi Amherst (or the week end.

VICTORIA PERSONALS.- Anioug

the visitors to Victoria Friday were:-- Messrs Judson McEachern and J. W. Ashley, Appin Road; Mr. Thomas Mc- , Ewen, North Tryon; S. E. Reid, Try- “ on; Alfred Canfield, Westmorelanltt- Miss Maymie McDonald, Victoria re- turned froni Charlottetown Saturday._ #Among the visitors to Victoria Sat-- urday were:- Mrs. James McDonald, Kel|y's Cross; Mr. Thomas Cameron, Hampton; Mr. and Mrs. David Shor- reu, Crapaud; Mr. Walter incc, De Sable; Mr. Hammond Newson, West- moreland; Mr. Barney Trainor. Kelly's Cross; Mr. William Boyce, Bonshaw; Mr. Stephen Hughes, Emerald; Mr. 'Russel McDonald, Augustine Cove; Mr. Philip Monaghan; Kelly’s Cross;

Mr. Alexander Morrison, Tryon; Mr. Daniel McNeill, DeSable; Mr. Mur- dock McLennan. Bradulhane; Mr. Fred McDonald. Crapauti; Mr. John Simmons, Westnioreland- Mr. H.R. I-‘rofltt, Victoria, was in Bradaibane on Saturday.-Mr. Fred W. Snow, Vir- torla, was in Kelly’s Cross on busi- ness Saturday.- Mr. K. (‘. Holm, Vic- toria, was in Charlottetown on busi- ness Friday.-V.

AT ST. DUNSTAN'S.-The fourth

meeting of the St. 'i`honin_s Literary and Dcuating Society was held on Sat- urday evening. lu thc ulisciice ol' tiic President, the Vice-president presided. The bye laws which should govern the piocoediiign of niock parliament were presented by the executive coinmiiiee and adopted bv' the 'socletiz Mrl itay-

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or the interior; Hon Clarence P Con-| WEDDING HELLO.-The residence way. Minister of Justice; Hon Athon- of Mr Charles Cameron, City Marshal.

ose Guy, Postmaster General; Hon Wilfred Curley, Minister of Trade and

and Mrs Cameron was the lecene ofa quiet family wedding at a quarter to

Commerce; Hon Arthur Daly, Minister seven yesterday morning. when their

of Militia and Defense; Hou Joseplil

Flemming, Minister of Railways and Canals; Holi George Morrison, Minis- ter of Agriculture; lion Philip J Mil- lady, Minister oi' Labor; limi Everard liicLolluu, Secretary of Slate. Minis- ters without portfolios: lion Francis t‘lark, lion l-larl (Taliill, Hon Micliiiel lllciutyre. This is without doubt one of the strongest cabinets ever present- ed to the people and lion. Mr. tirepeuu is to be congratulated on his vhoicc ol' iiienilicrs. There is some disappoint- uicnt felt throughout Ontario over thu fact that only one member t'roni that Province has been given a place in the

mom, Bmw" (vas uppoimm [0 uc, micahinet whilst there are thrt:e_ from

wsumg Wd, Hun Mx. ( repeal, hah the House will take place on Thursday

aiiiioiinced the porsouel of his cabinet ilk* ln" at 10 B "l and “'11 be ‘W hich is as follows: Hon llenrv Cre- "°ml'““'9d bl’ Ule Uflllul pomp and core-

\ penn, Premier and Proziidoiit ot' Conn-|"‘°"y '""mem 10 Such Occasmil-

the capacity ot' oiiiciul reporter tt.-.' the I P"°"|“"e of Q“"be"' _'HW °l’e"'“f-5 “fi

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cil; lion Jas A McDougall, Minister oi’ Finaiice; Hon Alexander Mcintyre, Minister oi’ Marino and Fisheries; I-lon Russel Smith, Minister oi' Public

: :Beware of Teas that are dusty and

full ol' broken leaves-as these are in- jurious tii use and unpleasant in the

daughter, Miss Myrtle Edith, became he wife of Mr Albert Bertram Davison, of the Post Oilics Department of this <-ity. The ceremony was performed by ltev. Dr Fullerton, in the presence ot iinniediate relatives of the contracting parties. The bride, who was un- attended was attired in a navy blue

lailnied suit and carried a bouquet ul.

white roses, carnations und maiden- iinir ferns. There were many beauti- i`ul and valuable wedding presents. After the ceremony Mr and Mrs Davi- son left by the morning express on a. hoiicyinoon trip to Boston. The Guardian joins with ii wide circle of friends in extending felioltations to the popular young couple.

::A fresh supply of dainty gift.

chocolates have just been received, ue now have the largest and most complete line oi these delicious. sweets we have ever shoivi.. The Mac- Kinnon ilrug Co., (for. Great George

Works; ilon'Gleii P l\l0i'iiscy,lVlliiistcr cup' me rust being generally Dm

v there to reduce the cost.

. ni. sharp. All the teachers of Mr. -1_-__- 1|-i l i~ockett’s Inspectorate are ex ected ' _ _ ' ` MH

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XMAS SUGGESTION. - A most

acceptable Christmas or New Year gift to volunteers and friends abroad

or at home is a year’s subscription to G

'l‘lie Cluirlottetown Guardian. it will

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HAVE YOU YOUR FLAG? At

the present time you should show your colours. Cliaste, finely ennmelled

Walterr rBrehaut Grade lil -1, Ga

Canadian flags for yourlapel, 10 cents Judson, 2, Farden Judson, 3, Wilbu , Gifts Will buy here Make your Selections now

ood. Grade ll.~Winnie Breliaut; 2, ______ _ I :__ V _ __ -M _

Office. ' 6206

_.___ Beaton 2 Beatrice Judson' 3 Helen

j°§,,,' Your Wife Would Appreciate A Gift Here

CENTRAL ROYALTV --The stand

ing oi’ the Central Royalty School is as follows: Grade VIII.-1, George Kerr.

each; per post, _'.2 cents. Guardian

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aldina MacRae; 3, Thomas Kerr; 4. Marion Brazel; 5, Fred MacRae. Grade

'i`liomas Cullen' 'I Pearl Swan

equal 5 Howard Roper, 6, Cliaries

Swan Grade lil -1, Donald MacRaf\ 2. Malcolm Mai Rae Grade ii -_ \r

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we have sold thousands gil-Ienry Roberts and Eugene Cullen e

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thur Cullen; Zfjélunice Hnnibly and

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Richard (Julien equal; Di, Ethel Swain. .Janie L<*P“i-W- Grade UI- (J““i°")

Mary Roberts. Teacher. »

::GUAIAC.OL EMULSION.-This

preparation has been on the market for fifteen years and it has Increased its sales every year. To-riay it is our biggest seller, which speaks well for its work. We can heartily recommend it for chronic coughs and all affections of throat or lunge-40c. boitle-E- A- Foster, Central Drug Store.

I-Ier Christmas Chocolates

F The purest freshest,vand most delicious chocolateS YOU

have everltastetlare here in beautifiillty deécorlagid igglliiélgfli

nothing can take' the placeof choco a es or 8 . equal in lusciouselegance of the chocolates we are offering

the holida trade.

per box..

Get hgr gilt chocolates here. Priced from 35c. to $600

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This Christmas he’ll appreciate one of our -

handsome manmsh lsmoklggtlfiigilifa E:)l§;3'é;3l°;

brownish gg-Xa‘\Yei'y Iagdeptable Christmas Gift-

. Bath Robes I

Handsome bath robes in brown, fna I ‘ _

brown' grey and tweed effects $6.00. azgzfecure _

1 t; our bath robe now up§0¢1§2§02° lsiifilc hsave a handsomer robe then if '

it;-till the last minute._ I '

A150 corduroy silk ' corduroy. aonéi _éiniifgéi _

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§l2?;cl?llida}s°;e€lasahandsoén°_vesf`}»i"~'n ze' it ' . ' Visit our store. ifillfit 13,13 ‘f ~ "‘ ' I

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the stan ng ot’ the pupils of Alexand re School for the month oi’ November: rade VII.-1. Olediiie Wood; 2, Geo McKinnon; 3, Florence McKinnon Grade Vi.--1, John Judson; 2, Jenni- itohertson; 3, Susie Breliaut Grad~ V A

Bernice lvictlaiie. Grade l.-l, Leste:

llowing is the standing of Angle stico School as a result of the ex

in order of uierit. Grade IV.-1. Mer-

i-Iildn LePage; 4, Renel LePage. Grade lli.~1, (Senior)-1. Roland Buntaui

_und Kent Streets. Meti.

ditli Parkinau; 2, Leith ’l‘ooinbs; 3,‘

and Stella llollings, equal; 2. Earl oonibs ‘i Welliiigtoii Mutcli

Victor Buntain; 1, Lorne Stevenson and Dorothy Bulnian, equal. Grade il.-1, Bessie Stevenson; 2, Edna Le Page; ii, Mlliceiit Mutcii; 4, t‘.\’l"i\ Toonibs. Gladys (‘rz\swcll, teziclier.

A GLOBE TROTTER-W. li. Mc-

Kay, lnwycr, lecturer and globe trottor made a call at our oilicc this niorni_ng, says thc Auilierst Ne\vs.` Mr. M<;l\n.V hails by thc way ‘from tape Tormen- ilne, He left that place some twenty- oight years ago. and twenty-three years -ago entered upon his career as a globe trotter. He has already covered 47.-

lias visited every contineut_ and is_ al- niost as much at home in Tinibucto as lie is in Cliarlottetown, where his mother now resides. Only recently he travelled over the section ot' [unr- ope where the war is raging. He has been delivering a number of lectures in the different towns in which lie has

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Christmas Worry Which shall it be ?

Christmas Worry is ap to be_ caused _by _delayed shopping, buying in haste or by buying f_r 0 In looks, instead 0 qua‘lity._

Christmas Joy goes wit

the satisfaction of presentin well chosen gifts. _ ' Our store is filled wit goods that will please-th kind that combine art,beapt and utility. _

We have done the worry-

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Practical .Presents

_ Here ima list ot .superior qunlitygoods that are sure to

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. Safety Raza _ Thermos Bottles.

Tobacco .Ilrl

- Cigar Gnu. Perfumes. Pipes. ‘ a

‘- Clgurl. `

- and a conipleteiine oi chocola- ` wailnd many other articles

'giingyfgre high 'in qilsliti' 1114' im in wee. ost your lift

. ¢ooda hero. ~

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880 miles in all parts of the globe. He _

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lphonsus McKinnon Grade IV -1 V Y g r E“W°°“ Bftllwi- 2 “sill” Bfsh-‘uf Annex was never in such trim for Xmas Shopping as it is now. and all who appreciate really pi eierable

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» From Our Annex

The I- 3 Minute Bread Maker

A Bread Mixer that mixes ,,, `

thoroughly in three minutes. Would it not make a splendid gift. Made in two sizes. .

I 4Loaf.._.._.....$2.00

8.._“ 2.50

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Sarg'ent’s Genuine Food Chopper,

very useful in the home ‘

$1.25 and ...... _.$2.25 each Vacuum Carpet Sweeper, a pract-

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D Juble Boilers 3.00 Saucepans from 40c to 3.00 Pie Plates 25c and 35.: ea. Cake Pans 1.25 ea. Muffin Pans 70c ea. Bake Pans 65c and 70c ea.

;‘,“f . ' _ - .. f . t THIS STORE OPEN ON SATURDAY EVENING

ninations licld during the mon i_o

| Vl.-1, Christina Macilae; 2, John Mac November. The _names oi’ the pupil:

lane, Grade IV,-1, Emmett Brazel; 2, in the different grades are arranger . I .

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We have' a veiy nice assortment

of Aluminum Utensils which would make a very pleasing gift.

Teapots, $2.50, 2.75 and 3.00

Aluminum Coffee Percclitcrs

5.50.

ical gift for the housewife ....... ..$7 .50

Kitchen Sets, composed of six

H Many AdvantHg€S gain'

gd by doing your Shoop- C mg “°“’° “Wear-Ever” Aluminum Ware.

_ pieces ............................ ....... _.$2.00

Glass

Cut Glass_is al-

ways appropriate. A

. Alarm Clocks

. An alarm clock would '

//'_ _ surely make nn acceptable

_ z gift!

/,._t'/ R\ \ Big lien, the best iunde.

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I ‘I ° ' ce of Richi cur U _ Look Out $1.50. le y '

~ Radium, as huge as Big

~ , “Ill A i,_ ` Ben . . . . . . . . . .._ .$2.00.

5 iron (unit, . _ . .__ .$2.50.

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z , `*=-~--'ji' /,` / Pays’ Watches in gun

I \ uietiil and nickel iinisli, you money or your

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ment. We will save

Sparkling Cu_t Glass makes an _id e al Christmas Gilt. Call in and see ourassort-

Nickel Plated “ “

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ill to-day and see this famous

holders,

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tical gifts.

Fixtures

Showing a nice selection of

these Bathroom Fixtures. Soap

Glass Towel, Bars,

Sponge 'Holt' e rs, Spraying Attach- ments, Opal Tumblers, etc, etc.

These would make very prac-

ciated by the recipient Prices $2 25 to 3 00

mg 3?-’e“5-li`°'5i5i5 5355; f-Other Gift Suggestions-

spect our Goods A Casseroles, practical and beautiful gifts that will be appre`

-1011113011 Johnson I Nickel Tea`Pots, very handsome 1.00 and l.l0.

The Quality D|’\1sSl0r¢ Nickel Coffee Pots, a pleasing iziiti 00 and I i0 wh

C°f- Kent & P"i“°°_ -Streets Polished Brass Trays, from 2.10 to 3.50. -__ -_ ||niiirlll@\\\\_a\\\*f¢lll_! . Brass Alcohol Stoves, very attractive $3. what cmid be more serviceable

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Teddy Kettles with Opal Handles 2.50 and 2.75. than a Set of Nickel Plated h.onS_ See

' to 150' -' ` thin new and useful 2.50 .

' _ _ I B}_ass Kettle and Spirit Stove combined, a very useful and _ ;r_¢;;ii_r;gBl;<£:-_tis .... __75c aié%_i.;7a5_ Shnvln SMI- .. attmctwe arucle 6'5"' Pick our giit'froiri'tli'is list

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Eipedlrntlylthgg. il 90 our l\?IleCtil(’m't Sad I s in sets of I an esics can cea. __ ,ots’ ron. _ _ Card Trays 1,50, - ~ three, Island and handle, ranging in

' Teapot Stands ‘L price from 90c to $1.00.

Asbestos Sad Irons. Niffkel Plated.

, . . Cigar Trays 75|: and l.50 ea. 6” ______ ___ __________ _$2

iiaiigm ina recipiem~ Jardiniei s, very pretty designs in Crockery Ware from l.l0 °°m%'T;;‘;§1‘;; tC‘éii°‘Sad Irons, some.

Pbckot Flasks. ¢ o ‘

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