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Prompted- by tha; spirit`-ofmtiie

Holiday Season, we wish to express to oiil' friends and customers our sincere appreciation for the p;m-0". age accorded us in thc past and our holla that it may be continued in the future.

We have tried to give our custo-

niers_ good service and good values, and llldgmg by our Christmas busi- ness, our efforts have been npprc- ciatcd.

During thc New Ycur wc shall

endeavour to uphold our old stun- durds and \vc trust that wc will bc

stiil favoured with your patronage. » \Vc wish you all the compliments

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A. li. LYON, Studio

G ood Photography _ ,Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Am- ateur Photography.

. _ .107, Queen St. Phone68-5. 5

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Eastern S. S. Lines

INTERNATIONAL LINE. Steamship Calvin Austin. and Gov-

ernor Cobb, Leave St. John Thursday at 9.00 a.

m., Coastwisa, to Boston.

Return, leave Boston Mondays at 9

a. m., via Portland, East Port and Lubec_

MAIN STEANIBHIP LINE STEAMBHIP _ NORTHLAND AND NORTH STAR. Reduced fares in effect

$3.00 to NEW ‘YORK Reduced stateroom prices

Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland,

Tues., Thurs., and Sat., at 6.00 p.m.

St. John City Ticket Ofllcs. 47 King

Street.

A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B A. E. Fleming, T. F.& P. A., St. John Now Brunswick.

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PACIFIC

Direct Short Route

MARITIME PRONINCES

T0 Montreal and West ~ (DAILY) Lv. I-IALIFAX, 8 a. m. Lv. ST JOHN, 5.40 p. in. i

FAST EXPRESS TRAINS , noNrni:'liTif”-'5i°i'osoN'ro

D'E'rnoi'r-cnlcsoo Electric Llghgcd Sleepers Compartment Cars

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-Shown in- Bronze Kid and Black Kid, (lt like a glove. See our window.

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To our many fl`i¢Ud° and CW' homers we wish YOU 01\¢ Bild A Very Happy and Prosprrvul

A wk this opportunity of hiiiil sion for your 1>=¢f°°

ing agwntliigince of -sam? dm' ing the year.

i coal ot

.."““°' '<i2“J.‘ll-. »-°fil‘f»'é~> mmhgandim your next order

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..*D. F. TIERNEV.is Guardian re-

Drsssntatlve in Souris. MEM

_.."l"HE &. 8. _LADY SYBIL ar-

rived in Bouris from Pictou on Sun- il*-Y morning on a special trip to the Masdalen Islands with mail. From there she will go direct to Halifax. where she will remain for the win- ter.-*_ `

...*KINDERGAR‘l'EN CLOSING.-

Tlic closing of the Souris Kindergar- ten todk place on the afternoon oi December 24th and was well attend- ed by parents and others interested who were well pleased with the ex- cellent results obtained. The teach- sr. Miss Edna Garrett, deserves the greatest praise for the splendid work she is carrying on and as this is-the foundation for all High School _worlr, it should be a great deal more widely patronised. The programme was as follows: Chorus, Jolly Old St. Nich- olas; recitation, Come Yellow Bill, Elizabeth MacDonald; motion song, Come Happy Children; recitation, Christmas Stocking, Margaret Mac- Lean; recitation, Kris Kringle, Ennis Garrett, song, I Love Littlc Pussy, Lloyd Stewart; recitation, A Neat Little Girl, Jean MacLean; dialogue, Little Glad Hearts, live Kindergarten children; chorus, And What of Christ- mas Day. After the programme_came the distribution of presents and candll( from the tree which was presided over by Mr. Santa Claus himself. Then the examination closed with the singing oi’ God Save the King in which the voices of thc little tots could be plainly heard.-'_ '

. _ _*ANNIVERSARY CELEBRA-

TION.-A very pleasant evening was spent in the Red Point Lodge, Dec. 7th when the enterprising young boys and girls of that place and vicinity met togsther to celebrate their third anniversary. Both the neighbouring lodges were invited and regardless of the bad roads the Hall was well filled. The splendid programme was opened with s speech by Mr. T. S. Robertson on the need of Temperance, followed by 9. choruh, “Sound the Battle Cry" by tive of the sisters. A solo (Daisy Bell) was then excellently rendered by Randolph Bruce. After many other splendid songs, speeches, etc.. gramaphone selections were _given by Mr. Il. T. Kitson which were very in- teresting. An excellent dialogue was then acted to perfection by R. Kit- son, R. H. Bruce, Eddison-and Wal- lace Rose, Spurgeon and R. D. Bruce, R. D. Bruce acting as Pat in a suit- able manner and R. D. as clown. The meeting was then brought to a close when Miss Winnie Bruce, who acted as pianist in such a capable manner throughout the night, accom- panied the cheerful and delighted au- dience with God Save the King. This goes to show the strenuous efforts of all the members to banish the cause of intemperance.-*_ .

The Cause of Appendicitis

Now Definitely Known

The commonest cause of appendi-

citis is constipation. Every doctor says so. When you require physic, don't use a cheap drastic pill-get Dr Hamllton’s Pills, which are made from the private formula of one of the greatest physicians. ‘ Dr Hamllton's Pills strengthen the stomach, regulate the bowels and prevent any tendency to appendicltls. in one day you feel the tremendous benefit of Dr Hamil- ton’s Pills-. By purifying the blood and cleansing tho system they pre- voiit headaches. lift depression and drivo away weariness. No medicine so successful as Dr Hamilton's Pills. Sold everywhere in 25c. boxes, with yellow cover; get the genuine.

Canadian Mail Steamer "‘ Lady Sybil ”

Leaves lntsrcolonlal Railway Wharf

Picton. Nova Scotia,

MONDAY AND THURSDAY

_gg each week, on arrival of the morn- g sxprsss from Halifax (about

noon), for Souris, P. ll. Island. and there awaits the arrival of the after noon train hom Charlottetown!

thence to llsldslen islands as fol- ows: MON DAY-Lssvs Souris for lltsna-

du-Nord, Amherst, Grindstons Island sud Point Bossa. Returning, calls at Grlndstone, Amherst and Bourlll lull sud returns to Picton

THURSDAY-Leaves Souris tor

Amherst, Grtndstons island, Point

Bossa and firand llntry. Beturnlnl calls at Poiu Bossa, Grlndstoac, Am- herst, Souris, and returns to Picton.

On the drst trip in the months of

June. July, August and September. weather permitting, calls st West Bay to land mails and passengers for Amherst, thence to Pryon island il.e~ turning. calls at Point Bossa, Grind stone, Amherst and Souris.

For further particulars _apply to

WM. ROIIRTBON A BON.

- Agents. Halifax

JHAI. W. NIO.

. Agent, Piotqs.

MATT!-(IW MOLIAN A 60-.

Aslltl. Bouris.

< ‘Or to W||..Mei_. ll, Kansai and Ownsr, Picton, Nova Bootle.

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._ Rappahannock Jan." 1th

Dec. 'list Shenandoah IIB- Illl

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. .°lRip§ETOW,N.- _The semi an

nual 'examination of 'tile Primrose school No. 125 was hold in school house Tuesday Dec. 21st there was a good attendance of pupils and niiarge attendance of ratepayers and the pro mpt ‘ and intelligent msn- ner ~ ‘in _which " the child- ren ' answered ’1 the- questions put bo them showed that in Miss Gortuude Pollard they had a faithful and pains- taking teacher. After the examina- tion the ratepayers were entertained by the children for over an hour with dialogues recitations songs and solos which were highly appreciated, after which all were treated with sev- eral kinds of candy and apples and all went home with the feeling of Christ- mas chssr.- Rate Payer.

EASTERN PER SGHALS

...°Miss Kathleen MacDonald. is

spending her vacation in Souris.-'_

...°Judge A. L. Fraser arrived in

Souris on Friday evening from Char- lottotown.-*_

...*Dr. George Mutturt, Boston, is

spending a short vocation ut his old home in Souris.-*_

...'Ptes. Clif. Paquet, Arthur

Townshend, Michael Boudreault. of the 105th Battalion. are sponding a few days at their homes in Souris.- 1

...*Miss Dcilie Garrett, who has

been cuiploycd for thc past it-w months ns stcnographer with it. 'l`. Holini1n’s, Summersidct is spending ine christmas holidays in souris.-°.l

...*Mr. John Creamer, student, St.

Dunstan’s College, and Miss Lllla Garrett, Prince of Wales College, are spending their holidays at their homes in Souris.-*_

...*The following teachers ure

spending the holidays at their homes in Souris: Misses Ethel Maciilwcii, Murray Harbor; Katie Morris, Clear Spring; Ruth Paquet, Fairfield, and Mr. Gordon Cantwell, Chepstow_-*_

__.*Mr. George MacDonald, wh°

has been employed in Port Arthur, Ont., for the past few years, is spend- ing his vacation with his parents, Capt. Domlinick and Mrs. MacDonald, of Souris.-'_

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St. Georgds 1171 installed the new-

ly elected officers for 1916 last night. A large membership being present to witness the Grand Master, Bro. Ito- bsrt Whitenay perform this pleasing function. After this ceremony was concluded Past Grand Master, Rev. George Orman was called upon and in a well worded speech brought the re- tiring Master. Bro. M. F. McLeod to the front. and created a complete sur- prise by reading and eloquent and car- nest address from the lodge accom- panied by the presentation of a beau- tirul and costly- P~." M. Jewel, although surprised, Bro. McLeod made u fitting roply. Spoech_making was than in order, tho newly installed master do- llvering an earnest but modest appeal in connection with St. Georges while he had the honour to be the chief ex-

eloquentiy entertained the lodge in a forceable speech as did also the Rev. George Orman. P. G. M. whom the members of the order are always de- lighted to hear, others followed, after which, as is the custom, with this lodge, a. repost was served. The out- look for the coming year for St Goorge‘s is bright.. and the member! feel that a now and bright era is in store for this the loading lodge in P. I5. Island. ‘

Following is the address prosontsd

Ii- Past Master McLeod.

Sir and Brotliélrz-

On behalf of the undersigned active

membcrs of Et. Goorge's lodge i .hnvo tho honour ond .ploinsiire nf pro- sentiiig you with this Past Miistori-' Jewel. As ii trlod and true member of our illustrious Order wo fool that the lodge must be congratulated in having you, not only as a mombur, but as one who at all times, and unflcr all conditions they can look to to take an active load in all things having for their aim the advancement of Protes- tsnlsm and the welfare of St. Georgo’s lodge in particular.

Brother McLeod, we repose our ut-

most conildencs in you as an orange- msn. and feel that in selecting you as Master for the year now closing we have no cause to reflect, but rather to rejoice in the fact that our expecta- tions wsre fully realized, and St. George's lodge benented by the man- ner in which you have handled the ar- dous duties incumbent on tho occupant of the chair of the Chief Executive.

Accept this Jewel, wsar it, and insy

it ever be sxeminder of the fact that it is a symbol of honour, confidence and true appreciation.

On behalf of Bt. Georgoh 1171 Har-

'ry Crsswell, John Wihltlock, George I H. Tanton. Walter Crsswsll, Charles Worth, Albert- Comey, James Luden. Murdock Ross. Cleaver McLean, Ar- thur Furbish_ Oswald Groom, Alex Smith. Wi. I-I. Stevens, J. D. Taylor Roy Cudmore, .lohn McNevln, S. A. McDonald, P. J. Ssntner, Bert John- son, Lambert Spencer, Athol Burns. C. R. Way, and others.

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. _'I1' PAYS to buy in this Provilloe . .*T. GOIlDON“lVEB is Guardian

' . Representative in Montague. . _ _

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may lie food though, for our worthy premier and his colleagues

and patriotic, In this connection I think I enunciate the sentiments of the soldiers of the battery when I state that much praise is due Premier Mat- hieson for his tangible assistance and generous consideration towards those w‘ho -have voluntered their services for the defence of King, Justice, Country home and loved ones. I

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liii Milillili '

Butter, (creamery) lb 32 Butter (Tub) lb 27 Eggs, d_oz.

Beef lb. (retail)

Fowls, lb

Chickens, lb

Hay (pressed) ton

Straw (pressed) ton

Pork lb.

Turnlps, bus.

Potatoes (Reds) bus. '

Oots (white) b us. Oats. (black) bus.

Beats, bus.

Carrots, bus.

Wool. lb

Parsnips, lb

Geese (per pair) lb

Ducks (each) lb.

Hides _ 14 to Turkeys, per l‘b. 18 to

-_ S’SIDE MARKETS

FRIDAY. Butter, (Dairy) per lb. \28 Butter, (Creamery) per lb. 31 Calf Skins, per lb

Chickens, (dressed) per lb

Ducks, (dressed) per lb. Eggs, (fresh), per doz.

Fowl (dressed)

Geese (dressed) per lb Hay (pressed) per ton Hay (loose\ per ton. $12 Hides, por .lb 14 I. uni) Pelts (each) 40 to 60 Oatmeal (per 100 lbs lbs) $2.75 to $3.00 Outs, (blacklfous 47 (bats (white) bus. 45 Potatoes per bus 56 Prrk, (organs att) per lb 07% tn 09% Straw per ton $6 Turrzips, per bus '20 'l‘»ifke:-s, pr-r lb 20 to 22 Wheat nor bus. 80 to $1.10 Wool per lb. 26 to 40

10 to 12

14 io 16

812 to $13

$0.50

10 15 60 43 45 35 35 40 1 15 15 15 20

16 to 17 12 to 15

to 12

16 $13

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This has reference to the extracting _ ’ ' ' .from those who have given very little - f assistauce, amounts proportionate to . _- what is given by the more generous ' ' ‘

They act gently on the stomsthiliver, kidneys and bowels, assisting and regulating these organs, and eeping them in a healthy condition. These famous pills are vegetable' in composition-therefore, harmless, leave no disagreeable afteneiiects and are not habit-forming. __ A box of Beecham's Pills in the house is a protection against the many annoying troubles caused by stomach ills, and lays the fouridntion

For Better Health

Prepared only by Tbomss Baseline. St. Hslsss. Lsausbiu Baslsad. Bold ev liars in Canada and U. S. America. In boxes. 55 eents.

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Fri. I’.M. 2 _ 50 4 _ 15 4 .55

°-' CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS

CH"1‘0WN MARKETS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

i TIME TABLE IN EFFECT DECEMBER 27th, 1015.

(Corrected on Tuesdays and Fridays) Trams 0utwm,d_nead down Trams mwm.d__m,a,| ,,p_

Tuos_& Daily Daily Daily Mon.Wcd.

ex.Sun_ ox_Sun_ , ox.Sun. 'i‘hur.Sut.

I’.M. 1.45 2.39 ' 3.08 3.32

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3. 10.20 Arr. Sunimerslds

A.M. IKM. 7 .00 Dcp. Ciiarloltotowii Arr. 5. 25 8.13 lluhtcr River 4.15 0.00 Emerald Jct. 3.32 J 45 Konsin 2.51

Dey. 2__20

A.M. I .30 1(l'.Ii1 10.024 9.38 9.15

C751 me GG

Tues. ’l‘hur_

5. li

4.15 11.30 Dop. Summcrslde

7.1)() 5.0() Arr. 'i‘lgnish

Sat.

Arr.

1.14 Port Hill

.07 2.44 0'Lonry 51

3.57 Alhcrion

Dcp.

Mon. Wed.

'l’hur. & Sat.

Daily ox.

Sat. & Sun.

3.55 D01). Eine-raldJct_ Arr.° 4.155

only. only.

i‘_M. P.M_

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4 .55 . 5 _ 39 Morell

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6 . St. Peters

3. _ Dep. Charlottetown

Mt. Stewart

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A.M.

10. 30

9.15 8.40 8.

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rrecti 'll,t `htdi dedtoi C11..

which is tl; giawymdcggsiclr hgaiialzllte, iierndaous- ness and_sleepiess nights. Stuck _relief from stomach troubles is assured by promp y taking a dose or two of,

'l‘ucs. & Fri IKM.

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Daily Mo|1.Wcd_

ex.Sun. & Fri

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7.54 l(l.

7.0) :I ii.2l 8 5.45 7

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42 '.55 22 30

7.50

X .10

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Sat. A: Sun.

7 . 45 Arr. Souris

8.55 _‘ * Arr. Elmira

Dop.

7.00 5.40

5 _ 52 . Cardigan 6 _ 20 Montague

4. , Dep. Mtf§tewart

7 _ _ Arr. Georgetown

Arr.

Dep

9.20 8.04 7.33 6.50

Daily ex. Sat. & Sun.

I’.M. 3. 10 4.57 4.25 7.00 5.55

Sat. only. P.M. 3.10

Dop. Charlottetown

Vernon River

Arr. Murrayliarbor

Arr.

DBD.

Sat. only. A.M. 9. 45 8 . 31 7.00

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W. E. WILLIAMS, M.D., C.M.(IVIeGlil) Physician G. Surgeon,

Office-269 QUEEN BT.

Office Hours-9 to 11 a.m.

8 to 5 and 7 to I p.m.

3898-11-13M3Mo.

MORSON C DUFFY

Blrrlsters and Attorneys solicitors lor Royal Bank ol Canada

ecutive. Grand'Master, R.. Whitenay Monzy To |__°AN_

A. A. McLean. K.G. Donald McKinnon Mel.EAN A McKiNNON Barrlstsrs. Attornsyeat-Lew Brown Block, Charlottetown.

9.6. McLeod, K.G., W.l. Isntlsy, K.C. lleLEOD B BENTLIY. Isrrlstars and Attorneys-at-Law Odlces-Bank of N. B. Chambers.

Charlottstasrn. P. li. l. -

- WARBURTON I SHAW.

Bsrrlsters. Attorneys, Notary Pub-

lic, Etc. Solicitors for Canada Bank- _srs Association, Bank of llontreal Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpor- ation. ‘

Offices-Old Guardian Office, Pro-

wse Block, Charlottetown. P. lil. I.

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DR. HEATH MolNTYlll.

Dentist '

Cameron Block. Victoria flew Charlottetown Office Hours: D s. m. to I p. ni. 2p.m.to5p.m.

3583-1025lltf.

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»A'raN1' sonicrron ` -_

WM. S. BABOOCK miner (U. 8.) and tsgiltsrul Pa tent Attorney, 15 years experience in

Canada and U. B. lnvmgp prompt-' ly patented. ‘Trsds I `sad De ilgns registered; Infringement and validity searches. lividsncs eoliooted in patent suits. P ports prepared for °°=ii"li-¢ mm i 'tons sem no

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ants obtained in ell countries I Bt. James ltrsst Montreal. Wstss hr lsr °ormst|on. - ‘-

| =;|t .W._Simms F C.l\.

Chartered Accountant

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either.

Phone M5 today.

"`_` *hen lf... slide- E F” Comfortably And Well

Yo_u shouldn’t let your wife and family suffer from the

L cold this Winter when_ for a small cost we canjnstal a heat-

ing system that w_ill give you the comfort of a day in June-- that will require little attention-that is economical on fuel

No modern home ca_n afford to be without proper heat-

ing-Many diseases spring from a cold__d.i_mp room. The very health and life of thos_e most dear is in danger. Are they worth less than the price of a heating system _

We know you need_ a heating system in your_ home, but

think it awfully expensive-it is_n_t. It is a sound investment and as good as gilt edge securities that will bring health, comfort and happiness to your home and will not cost much

We are

Making A

Special Drive

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