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Charlottetown to have a ful Coal bin. If yours is not iul see to it at once. We ca

supply the very best Coal a the lowest pn`ce_.

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GIFTS for MEN- """"""" ‘

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srons REMAINS oPeN.-G. H.

Taylor’.s Jewelry Store will remain

It is not at all an id

boast that our stock in th

line is a mast V tied mo* l0W1l1§ young men have Joined the

extensive one, rgaking it a‘

matter ofthe utmost ease Martin; John Flynn, City; James R.

to iill,all requirements at any price. 5

Vulcanite Stem Briars 25c to $1.50.

BRIARS in c a s e s`,

moulded amber m o u th- pieces and sterling mounts $1 t0 $5.00.

Companion_ Sets, tw r more pipes in a set

$2.50 (0 $15.00.

Meerschaum Pipes ' $3 to $10 00

TOBACCO JARS _

_ All the first quality Eng- 1_sh_pottery' products, all ir-tight. We have a full line of all he most popular Cigars in- oxes of 10's, 25'c and 50's.

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SAMUEL R. TODD.

On Sabbath the 12th inst., there

died at llose Valley, Samuel Robert eldest child of James and Christina Todd. lie had been ill only about four days and although atteiided by ri skill- wl physician it.-plouiietl (intl Iii remove him from time to oleriiity. /\lllnin|;ll si-urcely three years oi' nge ho con- tinually i'et|iiestc<l those who utteiidcd on him to “Sing unto tho Lord" and his spirit passed into the presence of that Saviour who said suffer the little children 'to come unto Me and forbid them not for such is the Kingdom ol! Heaven." The parents have the sym- pathy ol the community in their be- reaviement as was shown by the large number who attended the funeral ser- vices which were conducted by the llev. D. MacLean. The pall-bearers were Messrs Edmund Mac Dougall, .lolin Trowstiale, llerbert Dixon und internment in Spriuglon Cemetery.-, (‘om. I

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in many handsome styles-l New Rings, Brooches, Pend-'

ants, Lockets, Scarf Pins and, Cuff Links that hold theirl

beauty for many a Christmas. Please leave your orders

for engraving early.

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At Christmas time, from clinic to

Each star in slut' doth swicotly

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had all the world is ringed with love.

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would be hard to beat from the stand point of usefulness.

Let me lit upa pair for

your relative or friend.\

with temporary lenses, which willbe exchanged for correctlyfitting lenses -after an examination has heen made. Come in and let us talk it over.

Besides the regular

lines, I am showing an extensive line of

Library Spectacles

and Eye Glasses

Oxford Eyeglasses

Lorgnettes

i Reading Glasses

Opera Glasses Field Glasses

G. F. Hutcheson

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You make no mistake in conilr

store of ultimate and absolute satis

Hair brushes Chocolates ‘ Nall brushes In\l>0I‘l0‘l Ci" Shaving brushes Pefflllne”

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Shaving sets I Toilet articles Fitted lhlilet

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open each ‘evening from now until Christmas. 5932-21.

RECRUITING BRlSK.- The fol-

105tli Highland Regiment during the past two days C. K. Martin, Glen

McDonald, East Point; James Rob- erts and Alfred Watts. Pleasant Grove; Reuben Watts, Little York; John McRae, Mt. Vernon; Daid Mc- Ewen. New Dominion and Ronald W. Gauthier, North Rustlco.

WEDDING BELL8.- A quiet wed-

ding took place on November 24th. at |81 Fitzroy St, when Miss Hazel Mc- Callum of Harrington and Charles H. Rattary of Unlou. were united In marriage by the Rev. G. C. Taylor. The bride was attended by Mrs. Ar- thur Cudmore and the groom was ably supported by Mr. Arthur Cud- more. Supper was served at the Ar- lillzton House, alter which the happy couple left for their future home at Union. '

WE_DDING BELLS.- A very pretty

wedding took place at the Presbyter- ian Manse, Hampton, on Wednesday, Dec. 8th, 1915, when Miss Mui'lel Vye McNevln daughter of Mrs. J. A. Mc- Nevin, Bonshaw, became the bride of Mr. Heber W. McNeill of Long Creek. Miss Clevia McNevin sister of the bride acted as bridesmaid while Mr. Harry Boates of Hampton ably supported the groom. The bride look- ed very pretty in a tailor made travel- ling suit of grey cloth with hat and gloves to nlatch. The groom's pio- sent to lilo bride \'» as a handsome gold locket and chain; After the ceremony which was performed by Rev. Mr.- Mactloy the bridal party drove to the home oi’ the bride’s mother where a -bountiful collation was served in Mrs. McNcvin's most gracious manner. Mr. and Mrs. McNeill were the recipients ol' many handsome and useful presents which testified to the -esteem in which -they were held by their many friends who wish them many years ol' future liappiliess.

State of lthio, Cily ot’ 'l‘.>ledo,

Lucas iiounl y. ss Frank _l.(fheney makes oath that lic is senior

partner of the fum of F. .I Cheney & Ifo.. doing busincssin lheiiity of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum.of ONE HUNDRED D_>LLAR-S for each and every case of Uatarrh that cannot becured b the use of IIALI/S (_‘A'l‘ARl<H I`URl§ | l<XR.t\.\'K J CHENEY.

Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pres-

ence, this Gth day of December, A. D. 1886.

(SEAL) A. \\'. GLEASON.

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lI:il|'s f‘atarrl\ Cure is taken internally, and arts tbroughllie blool o1 M-iioiis -‘hirfacesof llie System. Send for Testimonials free. /

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Sold by all Druggists. 75C.

lIall`s Faniily Pills for constipation.

:!Giving you what you want at the

least expense in the shortest possible time-tilat`s our blislness. When you fail to get this sort of business you're being overcharged. Isn’t there some- thing you can phone for now? E. A. Foster, Central Drug Store.

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MISS Ida Bradbury

,B3 Great George Street.

Art Needle Work and materials for

working. Stamped Linens and Threads of all kinds, 88 Great George Street. _

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a. solution to that gift problem you need go no further than this

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store to n

Here are just a few

suggestions : -

Clgars, Pipes, Toilet

Cases, Perfumes. Choco , lates, Ensign Cameras. Travelling Cases, Mani- cure sets. Shllving 'Si sets, Thermos bottles. Photo Albums. Collar _'

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without extra charge.

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work, so you will have it

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friends of Major Goodwill, M. D., will be pleased to learn of his safe ar- rival lniEngland. The following tele- gram received by Mrs. Goodwill was received Tuesday nightz- “Liverpool -arrived safe and well.”

deavor 7 p. m., Prayer meeting Wed- nesday evening, Sunday School 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m. Rev. l-I. O. Crow, then the Lord's Supper. Preach- ing at Hunter River Hall Sunday Dec. 19, 3 p. rn. and Fair View Rustlco Road 7 p. m. A~ cordial welcome to all the above services.

VISIT .FROM .WlNTER. BIRD.-

Lovers of nature might be interested to know that the Bohemian Waxwing was seen in town on Saturday last, the 11th Dec. This is an Arctic bird. not very common on the Island and only seen in winter. The bird is larger than the Cedar Waxwlng, or Cedar Bird, which comes from the south and remains during the summer. It is greylsh brown ln colour with white and yellow marking on the wing and yellow on the tlp of the tail. These

wax-like growth on the tips of somé o the strong feathers ol' the wings i-nfl

feeding on mountain ash berries. Needless to say, they should not li molested. ,

WOUNDED, BUT GLAD HE EN-

L|STED.- George Mooney, a private in the Canadian Expeditionary Force, writes a most interesting letter

Private Mooney was a seaman when the war broke out. lie was born in Charlottetown (P. E. l.,) and for Iive y-‘urs lived at Woodstock. I-li

know that I ani getting along all right. My knee doesn't bother me any to speak of. I have been up for days ilow but it is still a little sore when I walk much. I could he in hospital yet but I got tired ot' it and I would not stay in bed. They tried to keep me on

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nur.=te told me I wusn’t silpposotl to ge

like n lot more Canadians I know.' lie told me I would be better in bed for a week or two. But I want to he on deck when Kaiser Bill checks in. Well, it is much better here than at hoes. That advance was a.ho1y fright. I thought. I was going to get mine ie-very minute. But the scratch I got was no- thing, especially when it was below the bell. We were supports to the Y. l..X. and the Northern Lads. It only lasted an hour and a half and in the company of Y. L. X., they lost 124 men killed, and the Northern lads lost heavily too. Our company was away back. We Iost~50. They turtied _the machine guns on us and when we went to get over we got it heavy then. The-machine guns kept- up a steady Ilre; Some of the Lads got over the German parapet but they had to,get back again as the bullets were as thick as mosquitoes. It was a German stronghold. In one place we drove them back but we could not hold them there. There were too many for us. Well, Tom, I am glad to hear the Canadians are going so well. I am glad I enlisted to do my hit.. I ani having an extra good time and have a lot of good friends here. They certain- ly use us Canadians white. _.

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::Let the family gilt be a Kodak.

It will provide pleasure and amuse- ment t'or all. We have them at prices ranging from $1.50 up to $65.00 each. JOHNSON & JOHNSON. DRUG- GISTS, COR. KENT AND PRINCE STREETS.

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for plenty ol good Candy.

The Holidays are not com-

plete for the children or grown- ups, without plenty of dainty Confectionery.

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Christmas demand and provide a special stock of excellent Can- dies for the occasion.

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Neilson and Moira.

These are sold ` in attractive hristmas boxes. ranging in rlces from .35c up to $6.00 per ox.

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Perfumes

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man wants,- present a bottle of CHOICE PERFUME. We are exhibiting a line In exquisite odors-

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as a Christmas Gift. and that is the question of QUALITY, and OUILGUARANTEE PROTECTS

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Mr. James Mooney, Houlton ( Me.) and faCC ChI'lSiIIT\3.S With all Casy mind.

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We’ve opened a

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Ui’ ON 'l`_I-iii SECOND FLOOR-NEAR THE main stairway, we have prepared a big , bazaar of baby goods. This sort of stock has been scattered through many parts of the l store-we have gathered it all in one great department and make it possible _for you to choose practicaljy every wearable for the

baby, without moving from your chair.

Here are some of~- the Items You’ll Find

Infants’ Robes (white) 65 to 1.95. Iniant’s White Dresses 85c to 1.35. Cream Flannel Dresses 1.75 to 2.00.

Cream Barrowcoat 1.75.

Cream Petticoat 1.50.

White F lannelette Night Dresses. 60c.

White Flannelette Barrowcoat 50c.

White Flannelette Petticoat 50c. 5

Infants' Wool Jackets 85c to 1.25. Infants’ Wool Mitts all colors 25c.

Infants’ Wool Overalls, white, red, price

5Oc to 1.25.

Infants’ Wool Bootees, all colors 35c

to 50c.

Bibbs 12c to 30c.

Little Girls’_White Pinafore’s 25c to 80c.

White Bearskin Coats.2.25.to 6.00.

White Bearskin Bonnets 75c to 2.25; White Bear Mitts 4~5c.' i ' Wool scarls, all colors 35c to 1.2:. i Wool`2Toques 30c and 85c.. Child’s Wool Sett-_Three piece Toque,

Mitts and Scaris 1.50. _

Little Darling Hose - all colors and

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for Womens $16 Coats worth to

This lot of coats includes

garments that are practically all new this season. They are tweeds and curl cloths.

They come in all sizes, the

styles are all good, and the reg- ular prices run as high as 16.00 each.

CLEARING 8 50 THEM ALL 0

Christmas;

Novelties in

Neckwear

YOU’LL FIND a great as-

sortment of new things in neck-

wear for Christmas, ready here to-day. They just come in by express direct from the mak- ers-just in time for Christmas P

buying.

Vestees, Yokes, Collars.. Neck-

wear novelties of allkinds.

25c to 2.00 each.

Buy Him A

Handsome T ie

The Handkerchief and Tie

section of the Men’s store has been moved to the centre of the building._ T heie's a booth there presided over by- two bright ~ saieswomen who will.get you -

what you want in a hurry.

Ties 25C, 35C, 50c, 75C, 1.(`0. = 1

Ties over 500 boxed free.

Some things the “Men’s store”

offers the Shopper who is seeking

the most welcome gift

Warm- Woolen Fur and Knit

for a man

Collars 1t'ic ou. 2 for 25c. Fancy ‘

Vcsts $4.00 to $6.00. Linen llandker-

lland Caps. Prices 00c 750, $1.00

$1.25, $1.50.

Flannel Shirts, $1.50, $1.75,

$2.50, §2.1s,§a_.5o.;' -I _ ' Manila wool Lined Gloves 757:, s1.o0,,;1.2s, 31.50, t2.o0. _

_ Woglen Ilosiory. 30c, 500, 60c,

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Warm Woolen Underwear,

$1.50, $2.00, $2.70, $3.00, $4.00. per suit. . Q

chiefs 15c, 25c, 40c ii0c 60c. Combina- tion Set Plpe Rack Armlets Garter for 75c. Suspender Case and Suspen- ders 750, Garters and Armlets done up ln a Fancy Box 50c. Silk Neckwear, » 25c, 85c, 50c, 75:: $1.00; $1.25.

Umbrellas $1.00. $1.25, $1.50. $1.75,

$2.00; $3.00, $4.00, $5.00.

Kid Gloves $1.00. $1.25 $1.50.

Grey Suede Gloves $1.25, $1.50.'

$1.75, $2.26.

Fur Lined il/lltts'and Gloves $51.00.

$3.60, $4.00, $5.00, $0.00.

Driving Mitts and Gloves,

$1.00, $1.50, $2.25.

s Dressing Gowns $10. ~ $12 and 16.

'heirs suits .;9_00, $16-00 us.00 to szs:0o. _

Night Shirt! '$1.00, $1125 ii-5°-is-t°.,s.,o-_ _. _

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ings $3.00, $5.00 v1.00. $12.00. 0

$15.00 to $25.00..

Suit. Claes $2.00, $3.00, $5.00 $7.00

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Pyjlmlb $2.25, $2.75, $3.00 $3.50-

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