K THE WESTERN GUARDIAN 'lt
l'¢-|un»~o4»-¢v»- -l rw- we --IT PAYS to buy in this Province. '
-MR. W. K. McGOUGAN, Secre-
tary of the Globe Fox Exchange. P.O.. Box 10. is 'l‘lie Guardian Agent in Sunimersldc.
-MR. E. P. FOLEY ‘Guardian re-
presentative in Alberton will gladly receive snliscriptloiis and advertis- ing matter.
-SERVlCES.- The Rev. W. U. \Vil~
son will address meetings in Belmont, Lot lil on ’l‘iiosti:i_v the 15th iiisi., and iii Vi-iitriil llall on \\`ediiesdny :ind Thursday the ltith and 1’i'tli Dec.
--CHANGE OF RESIDENCE.-.\lr.
.Yeinec ;\lillni.iii, lieiisitigton. hai piirchaseil the property of Mr. Jost-pl ltogcrs on the Iiialpeque ltoall. iii: friends wish i\ir. .\iillniaii much sue cess in his new homo.
-NEW HOME.-.\'lr. John Paynte'
N-one csuv ‘er worn emi it i
p n-.
'°m°” rm' “d"°"m“g in this °°l"servlces towards the institute The
umn. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-ilve cents.
-HAVE YOU YOUR FLAG? At
the present time you should show your colours. Cliaste. finely enamelied Canadian flags for your lapel. 10 cents each; per post, 12 cents. Guardian Office. 6206.
-REMEMBERED.-Before leaving
Kensington for Winnipeg, where he will reside, Mr. Robert \Vliit.eliead was presented by the citizens with a suit :asc and ii well filled purse.-‘H.
-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a .veek or two before the time they iave paid for has expired and thus iot miss an issue. as all papers are iiscontinued promptly on expiry late. Mtf. -concsnr.-'riiere win he ti t-on-l
of iliirlington has pureliased the fin resideiiee oi' .\Ir. Jus. l~`. l’i'olitt on th' Margate road. .\li'. Payiiter is Io li congrattilaituti on his purchase as h- `
has a very tip-to-date pr0D£‘\”li'~-K~
-RED CROSS-.-is the Sumniersidc
branch of the ltt-ti Cross is ln need o
varii for socks for the soldiers. anyon
having yarn to st-ll or contribute tf
the cause will kindly conimunicat with the Set-rotary. Miss Ella Shar; .'>`uinnicrsidc.-li.
-PRESENTATION.-The biisines
nicn of Suninicrside have generousl prescntcfl I-‘li-o ('liit-t' Johnston an each nicniber of the brigade with photograph of th-;~ ruins of Scliurnian mill taken after the recent fire. A le ter :icconipniiictl the gift, speaking highest praise of the able manner i whicii the (‘biet‘ and his men worki in subduing the flames.-H.
-THE POULTRY SHOW.- Ever'
thing is now in readiness for the Po" try Show to he held in Suniniersid next week, begiiining on Tuesday, t 15th. The Biarket lltiilding, which li' rt-<~»-iitl_\' In-on purchased by the Gr crninciit, has ht-cn thoroughly rei vnted, scvvrzil partitions having bc- reiiiovi-vl aiill tho walls and t-eill! paiiiti-rl. The rooni is large and t location <1-ntrnl, which makes an ide place for the show. Addresses will I
given by l’rt-init.-r Mathicsoii. lion. M. _ .\lci{innon. Uiiiiiiiiissioncr ol` Agricul- capacity as it deiiater pictured so well ture. l)i-. Mays, .\nici~it-an Consul, Rev.
Fatlior l’, 1'. (laiitliler. I). I).. Prof Ross. So(-rt-tary oi' Agriculture, Mr J. ll. llarc, ll. S. .»\., ot' the Depart
Int-nt of .\1_ririiliiire. Ottawa. and i\lr.
- position. Mr. Audrian Gallant, who
'Ii .\. lloieson, lioininioii Poultry ite prcsciit:iti\'c_-ll.
- cd and confident that they had ap-
' ert in the .\lethodist Cliurrli. i{eii»
jngioii. on Tuesday evening, the 15th, nsi. Adiiiissioii: adults, 25 t'-_-nts: Eiil lrcn, 10 cents. Proceeds in .iid of
. urnace i`und. _-\ good prograninic is ` ieing prepared. Mrs. Kennedy. of Tor-
nto, is expected to sing.
6967-12-14M2i.
-PLEASANT AFFAIR.-A very ijoyable evening was spent at Gra- 'uns Road receiitly when quite a uniber of people gathered at the new ill on Dec. 9th. Supper was served. nd the dainties provided spoke well f the young ladies of Grahams Ronda fter a short time spent in dancing‘ ‘ie crowd broke up. Proceeds are in. ,d of the new hall.-K.
-CLUB MEET|NG.- On Dec. 9th Mont Carmel hall took place an in-l resting meeting of the farmers club imprising the clubs of Cape Egmont d St. Raphael in addition to that :` Mont Carmel district. The hall was all illlcd with eager llstners and ‘haters . After important business -laiing to the clubs had been transac- d thc meeting called upon Mr. Jos- ili M. \\'edge. who as president of <1 club, had lately represented the "niers of this section at a iiieeting Cliarloltotown. to give ai statement what had been done there that iuld be oi' a benefit lo thc farmers general and more particularly that hiirli atI`et-ted the liitt-rest of this par-
ticular branch. Mr. Wedge in this
the dii’l`ercnt topicc treated at this meeting of thc representatives of the institutes that everybody felt satisfi-
poiutcd a representative worthy ofthe
also had his interest for the institute
and assisted at the meeting at Char lottetowu. spoke many words of infor mation relating to the forming indus- try. Mr. John McLura moved ii vote of thanks to Messrs Joseph M. Wedge .and Aniand Gallant for their valuable
frost of the time was employed in pre- |paring a program for the discussion in ,the coming meetings which are to Qtake place at intervals of two weeks. _.Mr. Jerome Gallant. chairmen of the meeting had in his possession subjects for the month of December which will be amply discussed. These subjects or topics are supplied by the depart- ment of Agriculture. Mr. Joseph V. _Arsenault, Secretary read the list of subjects and time was given for re- marks. Messrs John McLure. Math- urln Poirier, Joseph J. Richard, John J. Gallant and Marcisse Gallant pass- ed ii. few brief remarks after which the meet!-ng adjourned.-R.
WESTERN PEBSONILS
-Mr. Russel Ahern, Albany, was
-Mr. William Deegan. Cape Trav-
erse. was in Victoria. on business Fri- day.-V.
-Mr. L. C. Hayden, Inspector of the
Dalton Sanltarium at North Wiltshire, spent the week-end at his home in Elmsdale.-H.
-Mrs. J. S. Sutherland. after a
short visit to her parents in Summer
-Mr. Joseph J. Gaudet, Manager of
Hnppyland Theatre, Summerside, left on Friday morning bv the s. s. Em- press ou a business trip to St. John.-
-Messrs R. K. Boswell and Jabez'
L93. Vl0t0rla. were in Freetown Thur- sday in search of a driving horse, but
sera not able to ilnd the right one.-
::We are showing a pleasing line of
shaving mirrors in both ebony and| ivory frames. One of these mlrrorsi would make a. splendid gift. Price $1' to $4. The MacKinnon Drug Co., cor-l Great George and Kent Streets. metf
LEIPZIG WOULD NOT
ENGAGE THE RAINBOW
OT"l`.\\\'.~\, Dec. 12.-The explanation.
oi' the finding of "wreckage" from Britlsli warsliips ol'f the coast of Cali-i fornia is tiow known in Government, circles here. This wreckage, com-' prising the wooden fittings of war-l ships. was found in the Pacific early in' the full. The discovery led to a rc- port that the Canadian cruiser Rain# bow had gone down following aii` action with German ships. The Rain-‘ bow afterwards turned up, steaming north with the British warsliips Al-.
._ ______ gerine and Sheerwatcr. The wreckage
' The Celebfated COIIl€di€nS ,cr every bit of woodwork that could
. , _ _ p Q .
The Russ Forth Muslcal :i:;‘:;f“;::.“.i:i
cnnie i`rom these two vcsels Thereby
" '* ' V hniigs a tale thoroughly in 1 keeping
with the best traditions of the n.ivy
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People S 221 re 73° f.‘.'.f.=°;‘.1‘.i :::§..;‘.‘;zf;i“;:.r. its
been destined for patrol work in Belirinp; Sea bel`orc going to Mexican
COBIEDY COMPANXY coiiniiaiiilor of the little Ilcet slii‘e\\'d~
,ly suspected _thué he would get orders
__p ___ o go into a 7. -. port to be iiiterncd.
resemts 'The notion was not to his liking and
If ' ~- . .
" ‘ H ‘Both were painted while and there
I) lwas So gxrey paint aboard. The sailors
ni xe w ite paint with lanipbuck and
-FEATURING* 'smndged the sides of thc ships. Then
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RUSS F01‘th TO111 C2l1‘1`0l !fl2‘€§§‘.f.‘i...d`f5 ,§‘..`f".l’,`.°li.lf"ti...§lT?§.3?.§‘El
Al)ly /-\SSiSt€d by 3. COIl1D3Ily Of TWGIVC .AI'|CiStS lily-armed fast Gerinnn cruisers known Special Scenery-Refined Comedy-Pretty Girls mem. 'riiey mei me tranniiifni cruiser
-INTRODUCING_ safely iii British Columbia ports and
The Russ Forth Prize Beauty Chorous '°”>i‘.‘;2 ;‘i‘a"i..£?..§*;$..“1.‘3l’.“.. H...
the two vessels started up the Pacific
they cleared for action, throwing ov-
be ripped from its fasteiiings Tlitis
they knew how before they must bc blowii out ol' the water bv the lieav-
to be in those waters. Luck favored
ltainbow. The three ships arrived
most of the Algerine and Slieerwater
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FQU. - f- f
Wliole World ls N liiteresiecl in
The Store of Satisfaction
ls sharing the interest to the extent that
Chrishnas N l Buying a-ntl t
in Victoria on business Friday.-V. |
side, left on Thursday morning for her l home in Hampton, N. B.-H. l
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Dressing
and Jackets
English Molleton Goods, fresh
and pretty
- $1.40 to
Choose Yo Gifts Early
purchasers and we invite your inspection of our S Enormous Xmas ,Stocks
it is from the world’s best marts that the Xmas Gifts it shows have been chosen.
_- So f_ar we have done the biggest Christmas trade in the history of the store, and s 1 we have a multitude ofgifts for you to select from. Every department offers ui ucement; courteous sales ladies and salesmen await
ill?
a dress or waist?
` --Christmas Silks-
How about giving her a length of dainty silk for either
See our assorment of silks, in
Paisleys Pailettes
reau de Soie
Buy early and avoid the rush of late comets. ,
Gowns
$6.25
Clii|clren's FURS
"§,'E,'§:§f’ Misses’ Furs
Fox ' Sets of squirrel, grey lamb,
$2.00 to $6.00. black wolf, etc.
$12.00 to $48.50
Embossed Collars I
White linen, very fashionable Special 2 for 25c
Fancy Shirts I
Suits
Pj amas
Underwear Fur Caps Cloth Caps Club Bags
. southward, also made readv for a
‘_ F iight The fast modern German crui -‘*" ____
L z was then oin in and out *Ti* li-
` VAUDEVILLE Between Acts 'g ”_‘Limif€d
S egial Featufg bow had bigger guns the Leipzig had
See our p the advantage of speed and modern
» .
_ Glrl F' P ° t ately made his wliereaboiits knictirvn
. . . t tl y by sending h s pos on
Thls Number 15 fun of e Io wlerslrsgminto San Francisco. The
ly
Interest _ _ Leipzig was between hlin and the
Q Thrill Tlirob & Senlimelitl ' ' “Sl MV” "““K“l “I”
The power of the magnifying glass and the tell tale
:»ttr1_hutes of the Bertillion System have made the OF AMMUNH-|0N_ tracing and the identification of the criminal more ___
clear and complete than ever before 1’/mis, Doc. 12.- According to nic
'Doors Open at 7 P. M Performance at 7.30 ’“°“' °§,o‘,§“’. ,Q‘§‘,‘,‘,‘,§;,,.,e{,"',’,‘§'{‘,§‘,‘,°,§‘,§’,f'I,'§
that eco ii
- projectile? for the artéllciry. ‘The rez-
. n for th s rocommen at on. s sa .
n Klaus PYOQYZIII EVBYY EVQDIDQ: li? that the German arms factories
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' ' unable to supply indefinite amounts of . I H _...i nices Children 10c Adults 5c ` “'““‘“"“’°“ ‘°’ *he “"'“"
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Range Q.: - Makes I
Selecting East' ` Sym; ` Possible
='."-H" f ff* * ' ‘- ALI. NATIONS wi|.L as |Nv|'rEo.
f _‘,-,*>t¢‘»““="’»”@~..~¢,,` T wAsHiNo'roN. Dec. 12.- An nat-
. ,.41 ' 'On ‘E ._ tions. including the warring powers
Dill’ with 's' _ , _,_ / 'I»‘<‘*f,'°f " _ C°me of Europe, will be invited to particip-
' V "" V ‘-'> ` /` nte\ in the Biennial Peace Society.
'fp -“_ as Early
' as
Get His Gift Here
You will find here the finest showing of carefully
selected gift goods you have yet seen-the quality is exceptionally high, and the prices are as low as it is possible to sell high-grade merchandise.
Come in and look around, our display will suggest
_ manv pleasing and practical gifts.
‘ If possible, come in today.
Reuben Tu lin & Co
p . _ V on.
V* rapidl , as it rnny on the 1-ontliu.-nt of
f KENSINGTON Eoropg, it is inopportune, illogical and _
of San Francisco Harbor Lim Hose. of the Rainbow. knew she was there and knew that though the Rain-
coiistructlon. Despite this, he deliber
harbor and in nicsagc, but would not come out.
GERMANS SHORT
Temps, a German document has been found in a village in the Depart-
even when working at full force, are
directors of the Society, meeting here today. after considerable discussion. to proceed with its plans for the Con- gress, and to extend the invitations to delegates of the countries of the warld, without reference to the great war now in progress.
A resolution offered by Representa-
tive Slayden, and unanimously adopt- ed by the board, denounced agitation In favor of strengthening the military' and naval establishments of the Unit- ed States, declaring that “America cannot advance the cause of humanity hy carrying the lamp of peace in one hand and a steadily rising and advanc- ing sword in the other."
“We do not favor." the resolution
said. “and we do not believe the peo- ple of this country. understanding it, will favor a pnliry which will bring a- bout wlorliicatlon and enrichment of a few. who ln the rnnks of civilization are the non~producers, at the continu- ed expenses of the many who will be enlled upon to support them.
"We believe that at this mom t
when milltarlsm is destroying itself
Men’s Gifts Fur Sets For Christmas Underskii-ts l
Lllfe§°bl<$i;fS ls/Ial>lf»l1§§i§,e f;’f§r§§lll1yS0”§l§1§i§.tl<i(lg(§;l%.$Z?il5 00 Slilk "1 W°“ kH°W11 I'
Labrador Mink sets $50 oo to $200.00, maui? “gg °f Wh.1.°-11
gandkerchiefs And many at intermediate prices. W0 I9 e a g°°d .
vercoats
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Mufflers _ . Héathel' BlO0m
Xmas gift. - Luster Loom
Bath Robes ` C . Rajah Silk Night Robes APP1'0bat1°n glltligs
To our many customers allow us to respectfully
Fl." Coats ask you to remember that we allow 48 hours approba- ' t 7 5 Tles non in the city and that our team win can for an ° ° 5 - 0
goods after that time expires.
_ _ | I-landkercliieis
5 -t C p In one half doz. lots
ullndigeliost of oth- pgfettsuly b°xed fm' - owse ros ~
would aiiprierllaréllan ' o , $1-0° Pef b°X-
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self more strongly than heretofore on the side of force." `
Arrangements for the Peace Con-
gress were referred to the chief com- mittee, with instructions to select place and date.
She made hor way down the bay past the Ottawa Islands to the Belcher islands.
On the nlglit that she left the Bel-
cher group the ship ran into a terrific gale, but although she lost much*-"of
i
her canvas she reach d N ti k 3011116. On the southflaast cl-iciaaslloof Fgdltirlyadadtgitlllgllnwggt Bfgum to Moose Hudson Bay in safety. Explorations on James Bay for thy olmpany poet were made here. along Manitou Sound men stayed with th 8 W mer' Two and near thu outlet of the Great Whale the rest of the crew rgtilgrlilggnlied-reagg illel- a Hudson Bay steamer,
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FIRST WHITE MEN VISIT NEW ARCTIC ISLE8.
ST JOHNS, Nild.. Dec. 12.-The
Belcher Islands , a group eighty inilos off the south-east coast of Hudson Bay. long chartered but littlo known, were visited in September by an ex- ploring party on the Newfoundland schooner Laddie. Members of the party have :lust returned.
Although the islands were sighted
by Captain Cook fifteen years ago, it is declared tht-it the members of tho Latldie expedition were tho first white mon to land.
The islands. which lic in latitude
56 North, were found to be in a some- what/different position and in greater nunibors than marked on latest charts. In its fifteen days exploration the party lound It to bc barren, but aboundlng in wild life, including foxes, arctic hares ami geese.
The Laddie left St John on July 15
with supplies for Messrs Fillers & Leduc, who went north in 1903 on an expedition for the Canadian Northern Railway.
Locating Coll Beds.
One of the chief objects was to
locate coal beds in the Hudson Bay region. which-could be utilised in connection with the railway now pro- jected to run from Le Pas, Manitoba. to Port Nelson, on the south coast of the bsy. The Lsddle. running north along the Labrador coast and working her way through Hudson Strait, found the explorers on August 19 at Mid- juak Bay.( on the south cout of the Great Baffin island. The ice in the bay had broken up only two days previously.
The Laddie'| Trip.
boarded the Laddie, to' Capo Dorset, on
The four
which
a betta al of the higher Interests of civiliaajon for America to declare it»
of Fox Land, than Strait to Eric Har-
to lludlon Bay
the
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mas Present
year round.
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A F armer’s hristmas 'r
The most acceptable and useful Christ-
_for a Farmer would be a 4 h.p. Wood-
pecker Gasoline Engine. r It will bring Cheer all the
giving a special price for Christmas.
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