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Halifax, Dee. 7--The Empress ol

Ireland on board. of which is Princess Patricia. is not likely to reach Hali- fax before seven 0'clock tonight.

MAKE 'l'lllS TEST

How to Teil if Your Hair is Diseased.

Even if you have a luxuriant head

of hair you may want, to know whether it is in a healthy condition or not. 98 Der cent of the people need a hair tonic.

Pull a hair out of your head; lf the

bulb at the end of the root is white and shrunken, it ,proves that the hair is deseased, and requires prompt treatment il its loss would be avoid- ed. If the bulb is Pink and full, the hair is healthy. .

We want every one whose hair re-

quires treatment _to try Rexall “93" I-lair Tonic. We promise that it shall not cost anythlngif it does not give satisfactory results. It is designed to overcome _dandruff, relieve scalp irri- tation, to stimulate the hair roots, tighten the hair already in the head, grow hair and prevent baldness.

It is because of wliat~Rexall “93"

Hair Tonic has done and our sincere faith in its goodness that We want you to try it at our risk. Two sizes, 500. and $1.00. Sold only at our storo-The Rexall Store. The Mc- Kinnon Drug C0. i _ _ |

nderfu ly sue n iu:|prison`ng Try a. cake or

I I

Fragrance e e Rose

AP .is he most v.~0 ers have succeeded i ar g ycerine soap, ‘

n Drug Co Kent Street

LYCERINE SO and ed. Its mah

es i beautiful cle old ly by

Kmn

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HARMONY OSE G

cessful soap we li 'e ever h

the fragrai ce of une ros n a three. loc 3 fo z5c. S on

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AWlthal|t Danger l Almost Painless, i ii I |» ` . ..i.1i'..,,'ii.J’iv|i'2»t"i92l-"'&$‘iii'2L1:.‘i22, » mv my ofllarnlxlef A oil." limi- I unhaln ermltlonier anion. "_ llled on non ptpf 25 cents. 1

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52'ADELAlDE ST. EAST TORONTO

Makes the llair Benutiful

At last a remedy has been discov-

ered that vulll positively destroy this pest. .

That Dandrufl is caused by germs

is accepted by every sensible person.

Dandrufl is the root of all hair

evils. i

SALVIA will kill the dandrufi

germs and improve Dandruil in ten days or money back. 500. a bottle at Hughes’ Drugstore.

_ANNOUNCEMENTS

“See ad re auction Dec. 20 of

property at Pownal owned by George Jenkins. 12-8d1i.

"Annual meeting of Boyne L.O.L.,

No. 614, this evening at 8 0’clock. Election of officers for ensuing year. There will also be an initiation. A

It Days to buy in this Province.

Mrs. Belle Mutch is iisitin

g at

Sherwood, the guest of her ilaughto,-_

Mrs. J. I. Wood Sherwood hs-s re-

fxgilied _h°m€. alter a very pleasant with _friends at Red Point.

bn” M°"`i“» _D“|}dBS. has arrived

D?)T;_ 'égfélyl Wmniimg. also Harry

Ev"y°“° “h'°“1d Dey their Novein

-.ggrtglxtgictligni bill before Dec. ii count H G is the last to gets dig.

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. Fred Turner Winsloe was gmc," 311°. récant arrivals. returning from

e _anadian West, Mr. 'i`ui-ner

thinks there is no Place like P,E.I.

The A. W. Perry will k ' tfilis to the eastward. maflbee niiililrluifee “Ilia “ \“_ Port till Wednesday, when Thee will sail for Boston.-Halifax

_ The adveftiring department finds it 1mP0ssible to handle all the changes gf advertisements that come 'in up 0 one oclock. Until further notice, chances of _ads mnstbe to iiandiit 10 a. ni. to insure insertion following day. Ads containing extra space must be in or notice given twenty- four hours in advance.

The suits purchased by H.H. Brown

while he was_ in Montreal recently and which were advertised as a part of last Saturday’s sale did not ar- rive in time for that event, in fact did not get here until yesterday. Mr, Brown has lost no time in opening Rnd di9D18Yi“E this line-of suits and is Ofleflllg thi! new and complete line for Fridnv and Saturday of this week at the same prices as were marked for last Saturday's sale.

Peter Brodie, of Little York, P. E.

I., is in town this week, attending the Maritime Winter Fair. Mr. Brod- ie has been a regular exhibitor here for some years. He _complains very strongly with regard to the accom- modations provided by the I. C. R., for the shipment of live stock to the

says that if n special freight train were put on the service between Pic- tou and Amherst, there would be a very much larger number of exhibit- ors from Prince Edward Island.-Am-l herst Exe.

The members of Prince Arthur, L.

O. L., Crapaud, last Sunday morn-

at the Baptist Church at Westmore- land when the pastor Rev. W. M. Field, delivered an eloquent and im- pressive sermon appropriate to the occasion. His text was “Other Men' Labored and ye are Entererl intol Their Labors," John 4:38. At the close of the service a collection. amounting to over twelve dollars was' taken in aid of the l’. E. I, Orphan-’ age. ,

_ R. S. Lea, C. E., formerly of this city and Consulting Engineer of the Water and Sewerage Department here and now resident in Montreal, is en- gaged professionally in connection with n large drainage project in Van- couver, where it is proposed to drain an area of 90 square miles into the harbor and English Bay. The work will occupy several years and is ex- pected to cost some millions of dol- lars, the bonds being guaranteed by the British Columbia Government. The Vancouver Province gives the lol- lowing sketch of Mr. Lea and the dif- ferent engineering works upon which he has been engaged:--R. S. Lea is a graduate of McGill College ofithe class of 1890. For ten years he was,in charge Of the MP9-l`f»' ment of municipal engineering water- works and sewerage at the universi- ty, then entering as assisilriiii- and la- ter on an partner with Freeman Cof- iln, an eminent engineer of Boston,

in n in th latter capacity un-

cont ui K e

full attendance is requested. Wm. W. |51 the death of Mr, Comn in 1907.

McPhee, Rec.-Sect'y.

See the dainty linen handker

chiefs finished with illmy, cob- wsbhy Armenian lace, handmade l.72 and 2 00 each. worth seeing, even it you do not want to buy. Moore Q McLeod. I2-dtf

“Splendid showing of diamond rings

.ut G. F. Hutches0n's. 12-81121.

Handkerchlef sale---opening Fri-

day December lst. really marks the beginning of Christmas shop- plng.Come and see the splendid showing.-MooroG. McLeod.

I2-Zdtf

"You should see our dislllai' Of C00*

fectionery. Nothing like it in the city. J. G. Jamieson, Dl‘l1B8i9f~-

12-Bdli.

Men's handkerchlefs for sale at.

spools! Christmas Prices-JUS* soo the wonderful showing and get our prices. Note the special |°w D,-was by tho dozen and half dozen.-Moore dz McLeod I2 Zdtf

~-Look up The Rogers Hard-ware Co’s ad in this issue. . 12'3d2l~

FURNYTURE REPAlRlNC\ lS g

3D9GlB|l'.y Wlffll US. PHODB US dna our ‘team will calls BEER' wEBKs_ I2-24dt -

"For ons week only We a\'° 0ll°"l“K all our winter caps with fur or knit bands at reduced P14069- Thi' 1’ 7°"

chanceiust at the right time. D- A- B,.uc°_ 12-Zdrtl.

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All linen heiustitched handkg chief! for Indies 9o°e:`o°l'\Lg;d3 l' por iiozonf-Moore _ 2 _ 2 d tr

“Jobn|on‘| Shaving Oresin S069 1° a skin food and shaving sow- 1* °°l'_ tens the beard and makes shaving A delightl" A tube means 150 shaven. 1;. 1|; gm bug and most economics shliviul Prwlfatlon. 'Tri li" 25cat'I’lie'i‘woMacs. . "

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Mr. Lea has assisted in the planning and installation of Waterworks and

gowerage systems for thirty cities in

the New England states and eastern Canada. in Western Canada he was a member of the boards considering the development of the water system of Winnipeg and the sewerage system of Regina. He has been a member of and consulting engineer for the Pro- vincial Board of Health of QUGWC l_0¥` the past twelve years, during which time he has reported on waterworks and sewerage systems in numerous cities of Europe. Other works with which Mr. Lea has been connected are the Chaudiere Falls hydraulic scheme] at Ottawa, the development of D0“'¢r at the Long Sault kapids on the, St. Lawrence, and construction schemes carried out by the 1""‘“`°“tld° Pap" gompany, Montreal Cotton Company. and the Montreal Light. Heet_& Pow- er Company. He is being DM# 3190 per day during his initial visit here, the preliminary expanses being shared by the authorities interested. later to he charged up against the geneml

scheme.

::"'l‘he School that has_won_ tbeccon-_ iidence of the people- U“‘°“ 3 2"; merciai College. 3' 1 t °

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ntl? i-”y°'i§'..3¢i»"~»'3§'¢'l.'-i:i'°»'$§"l.f.§.l.":Xi --5--ferns.;-..':.2. '..z°i:;.;"n':: 2:: pine.,-ivhblesdme an.d nu'trit ous.

Stewart: Bakery

Pic-r as rimmiso-kin ofmouliilngs. BEER CIW

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i Lee Saunders, 'Ilrilby, was nl recent visitor to Earnsclitfe.

1 Mrs.R. E. Mutch and daughter, of f‘h~rlf~ttet0wn. are spending Winter, Fair Week with her sister, Mrs. Bryi' \.i...uil.--n.illln:A'Sl. |.‘ixC. ' _

'l‘hiit_ the large audience may be

comfortably accommodated this evening the moving pictures of China and Japan will be exhibited in the church instead of the Memorial Hall 110 Children under sixteen will he admitted.

All Guardians are discontinued promptly Lt U10 “Piry date, unless rliiuested otherwise by subscribers. A renewal notice and addressed en. velope in which to remit are sent to each subscriber 5 short time befor; expiry, and if no resPonB¢i another re- newal notice ls sent out and the pa- per ls discontinued promptly, sub- scribers having thus no cause to blame the management it their paper ll stopped.

At the annual convention of the W. 0'. T. U.,V_0f St. John, which was largely attended, Mrs. Sprague, New Brunswick and P. E. Island president, _was present and gave a very interest- ing address on the work being carried on by the union. She also gave an account of the business transacted at the dominion convention of the W. C. T, U., recently held at Sher- brooke at which delegates from all over Canada were in attendance. Mrs. T. H. Bullock, St. John, also treated the members to an interesting talk on the \v0men’s council meeting re- cently held in Toronto, 'at which she was in attendance. In telling of the progress made by this council she pointed out that an interesting fea- ture of the convention was the lay- ing of the corner stone of the new headquarters which is to be construct- ed at a cost of $50,000. She describ- ed the "ceremonial attending this in an interesting manner and said that the principal figure was Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Connaught, who laid the corner stone.

The S. S. Rosalind, Capt. Williams,

arrived in port yesterday from Mon- treal and reports a veryfavorable

Fair from Picton to Amherst. Holt,-‘ down the river and ac;-053 the

Gulf. -She left Montreal on the 27th of November and arrived here yester- day niorning, this being a very good trip, not only for this time of year but for any time. Naturally the trip was a cold one, but sea and sky were clear and calm and the boat made ,the trip without an abcident. In con- versation with one of the officers this

ing attended Divine service in a bodylmorning, a reporter was told that up

to Montreal the ice is forming quick- ly and that already a thick coat cov- ers the lake around the city. Shipp- ing tn and from the city is almost fiiiislicd for this season, and in an- other wcek all will he quiet around the wharves of the Canadian metro- polis. At several points from Mon- treal to Quebec the boat had to force her way through the hardening ice. but no damage was sustained. 'l'liis is one of the latest trips the Rosa- lind has made for some years. Last year her last trip was made early in October. After unloading, the Rosa- lind will proceed to the Pier, and bunker, and thence will go to St. John's Ncwfollndland, She goes from there to New York, and during the winter months will ply in the “Red Cross" passenger service. At Mon- treal and away down the river for many miles, a thick mantle of snow covers the ground. In fact sleighing has been good gior the past two weeks.-Sydney Exc., Dec. 5.

::CITY TAXES-A list of names for

unpaid city taxes will be advertised in a few days-Parties that have not paid will please take notice. 11-28dtf.

it Neilson s

/The Chocolates that are

different"

Dont forget a box

when making up your Xmas list. _

We have them dainii-

ly boxed at prices rang- ing from 35 cents to $2.50

Neilson’s

` “The Chocolates that are

_ different"

Johnson Q. Johnson

V’ .

ysgg rditddil Give an Ensign Camera

_ The Ensign Camera is a

gif: that will please all ages ol' both sexes. li is n useful. valuable and practical article that has unusual merit. as an all-season entertainer and the styles we are showing now are so pretty and so » strongly and well made that ihe gift is bound to delight, please, entertain and instruct.

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i £7 A

Alsoafnll line of sundries

and supplies for amateur

photographers. I

The 2 Macs

|49 GT. GEORGE ST.

THE STORE WITH TIIE STOCK

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l Shopping Days

foie Christmas

l Dont put it off. | _-I-Q*

How about Gloves for Christmas?

FOR M EN OR WOMEN’ THERE°S SUCH A certainly ofbeing

right in choosing nice gloves. Then again if you buy here, even if you

are not certain about the size, select what exchange after Christmas if necessary. .

Perrin's “Countess” $1.00 Perrin’s “Marcello” l .25 Perrin`s “Olga” 1.50 Tan Dogskin 1 .00 ' Grey Dogskin 1.50 1.75 White Chamoi 1 . 25 _

Boys’ and Girls’ Tan Dogskiu

Glove 75C

Won1en's Wool and Fur lined

gloves at 1.25 1.55 2.10 to 4.25

Give `Her Fur

THE FINEST FUR STOCK

EVER brought to Charlottetown

ready .here for your Christmas choosing. Our “net, one price” system guarantees

you lowest prices, and the quality

every piece offered is the very top notch.

. N0 1 Minks in Muiis at 25.00,

29.00, 3 5.00, 50.00, 55,00, 58.00.

No 1 Mink Scarfs 2300, 37,50,

39.0), 50.00, 62 50, 88.00, 98.00.

Handsome Sable Muffs 12.75,

14.50, 15.00, 19.00, 21.00, 25.00.

Finest Sable Scarfs 12.75, 17,00, 22.00, »

25.00, 35.00.

Persian Lamb Muifs 18.00, 26.00, 37.00. Persian Lambs Scarfs 15.00,i6.00, 19.50,

Marmot Muffs 3.95, 5.00, 7.50, 9.50.

Marmot Neck pieces 3.95, 6.00, 7.50,9.50 Persian Paw Sets 11.50 and 18500.

Pony Coats 50.00 up. -" Every good fur-better here.

in Armenia. in

_ THE HANDKERCHIEF

half what you would expect,

1.00 to 2.00. _ _ »

Initialled liandkerchiefs hand

500.

Get our special prices per d

you think is right, and we will

Men's Tan Dogskin _ 1.0¢

en's Mocha Lined 75C Men's Mocha Lined 1.25 1.50

2.00 2.50. Men's Buckskin 2.50 and 3.35 l\len’s Fur lined 2-75 2-95 3-35 Men's Lined Mitts

All boxed free.

_ Lovely Christmas andkerclilefs W made in Ireland.embro1c1ered m France.

the Azores.

SALE BRINGS YOU a gre-at

opportunity to choose dainty gifts at avery ni0_§i€fat@ Pri; lgglxielié Some of the loveliest handmade liandkerchie s you €V

Cheap handkerchiefs at zc, 3c, 4°. 5°' 6% 7°» 3» 9_°1 mf' Nice Embroidered handkercliiefS 30. 10°. 1.5¢. lbcv 2%-1 25°' Hand Embroidered handkerchiefs 350. 45% 5’3‘v 5 ”» 75°’

worked, 18c. 2oc, 3 50. `

Hernstitched handerkcliiefs for men 15C, 20% 25°, 30°. 359

d . _-.

All sorts of Exceldas for mc)1;;_n0nw;?_1€_1__1nes _Buy wholesale'

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Ready to be embroidered.

450 each

smooth fine huck, hem- stitched ends finished

.ga _ _ :-1 "5'.`;/3"'

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Guest Towels

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with space to embroider initial..

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_ THE COA

fine assortment of

_ all good new garm

_ about this range of

Those Sable Muffs at '

EEN THEM? they are “strictly all _right” !1iC€»

Liaile muffs, a line that we’ve had rnunuig to 19.00- _ 2/# » y in the lot-so your chance comes now’ to get the one

HAVE YO

large. pillow shape

IN THE B

find a particularly There are pretty W

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Pretty little

` Thibet Sets

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Get Your Shopping done early-

wr1Ar's rss MATTER wirn sirrmo .ight

down now and making a list of the friends yog _vvalfllih £0 remember at Christmas-and how you want to 0_1t- ff E.”

I come down town and get the shopping done. Putting 0 _its ~ bad business-bad for us-worse for you, makes hard wor »

* l hard worry.--'takes the fun out of Xmas. j

$12.00 each for

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Special Show of “Kiddies” Fu1‘S

IG CASE in the ready to wear Department you _will

'- f d ° f d ats for the wee folks. ;i€;°;.;i:.sf..:.;“;i “;f_:§.s 2.. ... ._.. .....

~ ` M300 4-75

'rhibee Muffs at 3.00, 3.75, the best rhibet

that Sale of Coats $8-00

T YOU NEED is probably all ready for y_ou hli1_ choice garments. There are no old timers in t 0 ents, it just happens that _we have a few too man; 615 prices, so choose from a line worth to 12.00 for $ -

Imitation Ermine Ties and Muffs at 5.25 per set

very choice for little chilrden... . .........4,0o and $5.75 _

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Table Cloth 2.5 0 "

l' This handsome cloth in a wide variety of patterns.

Soft, satin finish linen a. "

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Stamped for

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Large hemsiitched

fine buck towels hand embroidered design or space for Initial to be worked by the skillful needle. '

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A New Policy

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"Read G. F. Hutcheson’s special "Look up our Bd in this issue. The

diamond ad in this issue. 12-Bdzi. Rogers Hardware Co.. Utd- 12-Sfiii.

"No. 11 “Poplar” stove regularly “N0. 12 "Regal" 8t0V¢.`0DU“ "Uni

sells for $10, our price $8.99 and we fireplace style regularly sells for $13, will send it freight prepaid _to any our price $11.99 and we will prepay ,station in P. E. I. Other good va- freight to your nearest station. Oth- dmwnl `iues. The Rogers Hardware 00'., er good values. The R080" Hard- _Ltd, _ 12-Bd2i. ware Co., Ltd. _ 12-ild2i.

Charlottetown

covering Toni oisabiiiiy is new issued byuie Sun Life of Canada. For particulars apply

so R. snow

Manager For P. E. I.

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Gravenstem Apples.

Try some Gravensteins, and you will have the best. We

carry a. special line of this grade and they are always fresh. Include these in :your order to-day. We also keep a. stock of other good coiing apples. _

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