have we had such a large

` showing 0* . T

Gold Bracelet Watches a . _

These include the -best

in Waltham' 'and 0 u l‘».

'special movements.

Our prices are i;ig_ht. _J

G. li. 'TAYLOR

-_,_ Jeweler and Engraver

"The store for Waltham Watches"

At Christmas Time 50|,/o your gift problems with photographs Make the appointment to- day--its none too early

THE CO0K STUDIO Phone 159-J

A A. Hennessey `

76 Kent St. '

Phone 756-J.

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Funeral Director and l

Undertaker _

Night Calls promptly 21-

Iililolounouqqpgeqqn

‘ is hard on the bab -

tendeg to- _ B

Equipment the best. v5

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This i§ me weather that

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watch out for the dreaded ' croup and' be repared for it if it attaclis our _ baby--place a- bottle of Macs Croup Cure in your medicine chest and feel ` that you are"on the safe

` side-to be had only at

The Z Mac

_ 149 Great George St.

l)oii’t he Short

Z

oi Salt

Malagash, crushed or

himp rock salt will do your work and save you money, shipment by water or mail. Write for particulars to

CHAMBERS anoint ox 264,-New Glasgow N.S

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footwoiir rind putting _tlicni i.ii ?_-

tlrst gloss slizipc uguiii. lt’s ivcll ~ I

` P THE CENTRAL

- #IIT PAY! to buy "i thu Province.

roiin-osnowy.-The 'rea and christ-

mas sale at St P s 2708

_ . otei’ . .

Ressnvs' osc. is for noise cook-

ing and fancy work sale in i-leartr. ,Memorial Hall. -

209-I-12~l-M2ipd.

MILLINERY SAL .--Special sale

oflliiats at a discount t 83 1-3 per cent off. Excellent values. Call 'end look them over. Estate James Kennedy, Kensington, i 2644-ii-zs~Moi_

|F |T’S QUALITY chocolates you

Wllll. fry Page & Shaws, we have just received another fresh assort- Ilwllt by t0dHyB express. Johnson & Johnson, The ‘Quality Drugstore.

‘, . - 2676-11-29M3i

AN INSURANCE MATTER.- The

Orange 'Lodge of British North Amer- ica. is reorganizing its' insurance sys- tem, increasing the rates, and as ii consequence the older menibers are putting up a kick, Other organizations fraternal conducting insurance have had ti rl h

_ ie same expo ence. T e older members mustpay the higher rate or forfeit their policies. That is trul_v ii hardship after paying in the hey day of life, to be compelled to pay more or- forfeit when the earning power is about, li' not entirely spent. forfeit what has been paid leaving the de- pendents perhaps pehniless. That is scarcely “Fear God and Honor tlie -King.” The younger brothers should be willing to he taxed a. little more iii order to help the older out.-Ex.

`WHAT'S IN A NAME?-Temper

ance people have frowned, and those in search ofa wee drop have jnyiiilly srniled, as they read in some shop win- dows of _late on bottle labels, printed in bold type. such fnmiliiir names as “Port Wine” and "Gordons -Slow Gin" but the frowns' gave place to “taken ill" and disappointment, when inves- tigation revealed in small letters be- neath the words in_ol.d type the unof- iensive word from the prohibition standpoint of “Cordia1.” The con- tents"of the bottles contain nothing for temperanee people to rage over, or the other class to rejoice over. The fact of the matter is the manufactur- ers of temperance drinks. are giving their preparations -the old bronze names, no doubt believing that from the standpoint of inducement to buy there ig something "in a name.”--Ab lantic Leader, Halifax.

llllli’T WMTFUH HEADABHES o TU WEAR UFF

.Drive them off. They won't cure themselves. Aiirl liendriclies and Neu- ralgia,ifnot stopped at iirst,retiirn with increased frcqiiviicy :ind rlevelop into A dangerous clironic troiiblc. ~

DOMINION C. il. Q. (iii the red box)

is it reliable rciiicily for lieadnclie and iieuralgia. It eases the pain, breaks up colds and grippe; niiri helps to keep llie system clean and orderly.

If you rife subject to rittncka of head-

ache or neutaigin, :ind want quick relief, take DOMIN ION C. B. Q. (Cascaru,

worth while to save tliciii _

LAMBROS BROS *__

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llroniide and Quiixine) .

Sold by nil druggists in the red box. The National Drug and Chemical Co.

ol Canaria. ‘ i3 For Nr-:uRALGiA ` I

Ind ,HEWQAC HE

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ROBBINS & ROBBINS! _

IN C-.

" ‘ F' h D l . No. 2. Fulton Mar-

Wholliiallflgyh) Y.1SSpec(i;lt%i1eSs-Smelts, Eels

and Clams, in large or small lots. For

_ stencils and information address E. 0. Wnnser. Victoria Hotel, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

2522-11-25-tusme6wpd._ .

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CHESEBRO

'Vi/holesale Commission Fish Dealers. N0- 1 ,Fulton Mar' ket, New York, N. Y. Receivers of Sme1ts,EelSaI1d Clams- Cai' lots a specialty. Express _shipments receive same

' consideration. .

_ For stencils and iiiformation address '

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2524-11~25tus.__ m&e6wks.

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WALLACE f& KEENEY COi

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' Wholesale dealers in and Sl1iDP€I`S Of all kinds Of

pRE§H_ HSI-I, LOBSTERS, ETC.;

' G ‘1 C0 ° ion Merchants

enera mmiss -

N o.` 10 Fulton Fish Market, New York. -

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whoit-.me commission. Fish Dealers ios notion rash Market, New Yvrk __\

, _'spoolaiii'es,~~smeits, Eels and Clams ~

° daily, returns. Sténcilsantd

_ Consingthehti ” aiolicited

stationery on application. _

Roference:`,M k't nd Fulton National Bank, New York ' _ S. B. ilidiltsy £Soris. Transfer Age11iS» B0Bf°“

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254:. Brel s U Colds Etc.

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ls put up in ten flavors

it differs from other

Jelly Powders ip as much that flavors are in separate vials. I' » Try a Package.

BEER & GOFF

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copy-and Instrlw the Guardian Oilice

wolve noon each day, when the latest hour

changes or new copy is 10 a. m.

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EUR BUYERS.-Mr. A. Pierce, pre-

sident and general manager of A. & E. Pierce &._Co., Montreal wiio has just returned from the fur centres of Europe. 'accompanied by his chiet buyer, Mr, Drolep will be at the firni's pines, Sunimerside for a short time, beginning Tuesday, December 2nd. See announcement elsewhere in this issue. _ 2665-11-29Mtf.

CHANGE 0F PAST0RAT5_._Rev.

E. J. Rattco recently iii' New Rich- inonrl in the presbytery of Miramichi, Bornierly of P. EL I., was inducted to the pastoral charge of Lougneiui (P. Q.) mi November 21. 'Fliose taking part in the service included Revs.Rob- ai t (7sm_phell, D. D., who presided and inducted, G. E. ltoss, who gave the cliurge for the newly-inducted minis- ter and M. A. Caiiipl.iell, who address- eil the coiigregrition.

HOME' FROM OVERSEAS.--Miss

lieloii F. _M1itch, Nursing Sister, dau- giiter of Mr. Frank Mutch, Earnsclifle arrived .in the city Saturday nlgftit from overseas and left for home yes- tirday. While in (¥li‘.ii-Iottetoivn .ihe .vas the guest of her riiiiit Mrs. Wake fr-ril. Miss Mutch has been overseas since April 1916, li-iviiig been on duty most of the time at the Ontario Mili- tiiry Hospital at (lrpington, England. she came out to -(Hinaila on transport duty on the S. S. Metegama.

MEETING OF ALL the members

and adherents of the Church of Scot- land in the following sections of the -ongregatlons of, Coleman. Cape Trav- erse and ‘DeSnble will be held at 7 p. m. on the following dates. Argyle Shore Wednesday 3rd. Canoe Cove Thursday _-ith, DeSable, Friday, 5th Business of extreme impc-rtance will be transacted' and ai full attendance Is requested. James McDougall, Min- ister. 270-12-22iM2l.

BI.-Ol/VIN:a .THEMSEL.VES.- The

Pictou Advocate says: The Ncrth Syd- ney Herald has ai column article, with big headings. on the fact that the Mayor 02 -that burgli received an invi- tation to lunch with the ‘Prince of Wales' ion board the cruiser ‘iItenown." The Herald seems to think its Mayor has received a special honour. It may interest the Herald to learn tliut the Mayors of many towns, Picton incliid- ed, had an invitation to lunch with the Prince on his arrival on this side of the water. Oi course ii town oi' 7,000 population that makes ii fuss over raising at paltry $141000 for Victory Loriii when Picton with 3,000 popula- tion raised ovcr+$300.000 does not take much to iluster it. But then we should not he too lmrtl on tlieni down tliere. They have to pay $1.50 to $2.00 per bushel for potatoes.

SIDE LIGHT ON COBBLlNG.-

"Rambler" in the Atlantic Leader. Halifax, \\'rites:= A retired slioeniaker told the “ltniiihlor" an interesting story the other iiiglit. il-Ie said lie had at pair of shoes that needed repairing. and as he had his bench kit. he ‘dec- ided to do the juli hiiiiself. lic bmiglit the material retail, soles. heel-lifts, and nails und they cost him 45c. It took liini one hour and ia li.llt` to do the job. at 50 cents aii hour 75`ccnts. total cost $1.20. He said had ti regular cobbler done the jnh it would have cost him '$2.00 ri saving by doing it himself' cf S0 cents. Since the regular cohblers biiy wholesale. hc figured that their profit on soleing and heel- ing is 90 cents a. pair. Say ut that rate shoe doctoring is not to be des- pised 'from the dollar and cents stand-

point .

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I was cured of terrible lumbago by

MINARD‘S LINIMENT.

REV. iVM. BROWN.

I was cured oi ri bad ease of earache

hy MlNARD'S LINIMENT. ~ '

inns. s. KAULBACK.

I was cured of sensitive lungs by

MINAiRD'S LINDMENT. `

MRiS. S. MASTERS

are respectful-,

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_ The Prince of Wales, as (iliicf l\’lorning Star, the

symbol of Light and Hope, comes i”orw;ii'd. iii a new ¢l1tBrpr1Se, an t_hous_ands to whom the nifflit brought suffering and pain will greet the Dawn lic licralds with

gratitude andjoy. 1 '

_ Immediately after his return lioine lic pleads tlic cause or 7"-

Cliarity at a Festival Dinner in :tid ot' the Middlesex k Hospital, one ofthe largest cliaritalile institutions iii London, 3 1-, . which, he_lping_ always, now itself' needs help to fit it for tlic "' J work which lies before it. You, who named him thus appropriately, will surely speed liiiii oii"liis way, and aid

' him to fulfil his noble purpose.

$1,000,000 needed. .

The Middlesex Hospital (ri Voluntary Hospital) l for ¢ivili,n._ Thu-e any fighging mm of trcated over io,o0o wounded soldiers during Lzimitia who will hold its tender cure of them 'lm WU, In -l`¢|dl¢i°l\ i° “frying on its work iii ai"rcciioii:i!c rcmcnilwrniics.

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"Chicf`\ Morning Strir’s” list of Donziiioiis to tlic l"c’tEi'.il Diiiiicr .\j.‘i~:.il Fund or tlic é-ll Middlesex Hospital. Y ' , "3

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A Drive will be inaugurated throiiglioiit the province on

above dates to raise fuiirls for erection of on additional building to the University. .

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,_ Chronic /Coughs

it _ _ When an affection oi .ti the throat bronchials or lungs, has passedthe acute stage, and still ._ ’ clings stubbbornly-you e should resort to a con- _

i' stitutional remedy like _

,_ _OUR EMULSION OF con LIVER OIL-Wim t

Q HYPOPHOSPHITES

Tliisremedy has a _

ii, special action on the cells and tissue ofthe air pass- at ages. §__

` It will relieve-serious ' lung troubles _which or- ay dinary remedies fail to °reach. ` ` Prices 50 and; $1.00 each.

Johnson & Johnson _

"Tho Quality Drugstore

corner Kent ans Prince hmm _

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The accommodation of the Iiistitzution is totally in- _ adequate forthe lai'_u‘e number of studentsat- tending it. This Institution in the 65 years oi its ' existence has never made an appeal to the public.

EACH ‘PARISH WILL BE SEPARATELY ORGANIZED ANI) CAN VASSEI).

You have done your rluty to your coiintry; you have giv- en the lives of your iioblesons to your counti'y’s cause; you have lent your couiitry $10,000,000. What have you ' = given f61' the cause of Cliristian Eclitcatioii?. Think of the work this inet' ution hasaccomplishecl in this pro-

. Vince for thepast tliliyeaifs. Think of the men and clergy

- ` it has provided you with. Think of the Spiritual Guicl - _

ance _theyahave given you. Think of what they are doing ' and .think of all there is yet to be done in the cause of _'~ Education. Do you realize the sacrifice the staff of this i . _

institution is melting' for the cause of Education? Give-

i

them atleast sufficient accommodations _to “carry o_n.” 1

Remember that he who gives to the cause of Christian - _ 5 f

Education is lending; to the Lord. ` Investments in the ~ _

» hands of Divine Proviolence bear eternal interest; 'Do » you consider it worth your while? . - r

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J.-_ J. HUGHES, Trcas. L. B. McMILLAN, >

Mgr. Provincial Bank. Organizer. »

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