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Minida_v,_Diiccinhcr 25th be/'ng Chrilslirias Day and 15
rr .ilatiitnry liii1_idii_\~, llir .lliiriiiiig Guardian will not liel_0
|‘_;-_qugd 5” ]`iigsiia_\-. Tliv lizfeviing Guardian will n'ot~ M
be i`.r.rm'di on MriiirI'a_\-_ Im! iriil be 'fiublished as usual Pll
an '1`up_id _ _`Adz'erln`s_ers plfme noir tI|e~¥e~_¢'/lanyar. @_ _ __ _ _
_ if  ___ tical party, no refponsible public man, has shown the
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1916.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ______________________-___-,-_-_-,-_-_~_-_- -_~_-_-_-_-_~_-_-.-_~:.~_- - A -------- ~ '-3 ‘
FOR A BETTER TOWN 'G
hibiting the ei-eetioii`of,;iiiy woodeil building along ro
\\":itei' Street, the priiieipail lillsiili-ss street of the towli. Y
Tliis is :l wise :ind iieee~'s;ii'y prcezititiolr The burned he
area will he hiiilt with brick :ind stone and gijadually fe
as other new liiiililiiigs :irc required the whole street pe
will hecoine lint-it tt-ith niollerii tire resisting buildings. br
lt ina_\' he ri,-gzli‘ile<l :ls :l specially fortunate thing ha
that the illaiillfzictlire oi liriek has been coiniilellced ina
u_ilder e.\:eeellingl_\‘ lllliitlrlilile eondiiioiis 'and \vithin th
easy rcacli of Sui`iiiiiei'>;ide. The facilities for, bringi 
ing tlicse lirirlc to the lt»\\'ii :ind the excellence of the ra
qiizilily of ilie in:ili-ri;il` iif \\'hich they :ire ril`ade`:lngiirs ge
well for the s|»eell_\~ r.'ii'r_\'iii_g out of ille wise provi- und
sion made by the pl'e~eiit builders of Sllnimerside in kin
insisting upon the e-l‘i'et‘-iolli of only pernianent- build- spi
ings. No liniiiil,ii<-it i't»\i<|t-ilt'_/es ;il_so in the residential oil]
section will _:gm-lli:ili_\ ‘ililliiw the new lead and out of til
the c:liastro|ilii~ :ind 'lite ;iw;|l<_eiieil'enterprise ,ri new|ate
and more btuililiiiil and inore stlbstaiiitiall `Suinnier~ its
side will :il'i.~e. '
*Mo--e F . Slg
saries of the Wilhelmstrasse may attempt to palm Wg). Lllllh _ D _ t T Ap S _ _ ,_ __ __ _ _
~' 'I _ ron .‘ T ~  x  i " _~i , _
ii on American and other neutrals The article by q“.“”  _ 8l_l'iD);0p€?n and see ourjisplay of Dmngy _BlouHes___  ____
A nice gift for Mother woul_d be a eather Boa in _ >
Black and White, Brown and ,Wlllt0» G1'§y»»¢l3¢-'  ' "  '
ii Rov Howmin, of the United Press, which we
bljshed on Tuesday, ,should satisfy .intelligent Am-
' ns of`tliat».__ Nohsectfion of\tlie_,r:omni_ui\ity, no poIi~
ast' disposition to 'think pf any peace except peace
_upon the national terms. As it is in' England, so it is
in the Dominions and so it is-with all our Allies. The
erman dove _has been trying his strain on the Neva
:iswvell as on the Hudson. Strong hopes of success
Suiiiiilerside has itisely lleterniiiied to profit by itslin
calainity of last \\`eiliiesll:iy.. llenccforth the li¢:art.h;i
of the to\\'ti, its liil~ille_~'_< centre, is to be built of other .in
material than iiiilliiiiidilt- itood. The recent tire de~ Do
iiioiistrziitlil ;i~ nrt-~ llzld |`i'i-qiieiilly done before, the Ge
|-vsigtittg qunlitit-~ til' Iiriclt and stone and the protec- tli
tion such liiiililiiigs :iiiord in ease of a fire. At a meet- th
iilg of the >`lliiiiiit~rside 'l`o\\'ii Council Friday, repor- tio
ted_iii_.\`atlird;iy's fiiiliijtliliii, :i,by»l:iw _was passed pro- _m
a
that quarter were cherished in Berlin. The result*Never quai-relsome or loud,
s been fiery declarations by the Tsar and by the Du
a that Russia will fight this iight to the bitter end
the German “squealers" and the “squealers for
rinaiiy," :is Mil. Ll.o\'u Gizoizol-: has happily called -
ein, really fancy that Verdun and the Somme and
e_ Carso_~j_ar_e likely to have lessened the determina-
n ofyour French and Italian Allies? Or are they
erelgvseelcing 'ici trade ou the crass ignorance of Eu-
pean feeling which they attribute to those “idiotic
_nkees”? 'l‘hey» tell us that Germany “has learnt
r les_sont~” and that \ve only “exacerbate deleterious Never l`°l`l° lll Wealtll °l' fame' ‘
e_ling§'lffiy refusing to join her in a league to enforce
ace. Has__sl_ie indeed learnt it? The destr'uction in
oad day off the hospital ship Britapnic, following
rd upon the torpedoing without notice of the Mar-
alid of many vessels, Allied and neutral, besides;
e plot for the eiirolinent of Russian Poles to iight
ziinst theirlbwn co`untrymen;_the wllolesalelslave '
ids_in France and Belgiinii, give the answer. Some  _ ,
niiiiie humanitarians in America do not appear to sag" lo lh°'Sl“" fl°lll B°l`lle'~ 'lll' churches where Protestant pastors
erstand that it is essential, in the interests of inan-
d and of civilization, to stamp out at atly cost the
rit which inspires acts like these, and 'that it can
y be stamped out by the prosecution of the war un~
“Prllssiaii ni'ilitzii'isin” has been _crushed and humili-
d iii thefield. Not_hi_ng else will throw down from
_
PEOPLE LIKED HIM.
P_6°l»le liked him. not because
He was rich or known of fame
He had ueverwon applause
- As a starin any game.
His was not n brilliant style, =
His was not a forceful way,
But he had a gentle smile
And a kindly- word to say.
Never arrogant or proud.
On he went with iiiaiiiier ipild,
Colored
_ Just as simple ns ii child. i
Honest. pat nt, .brave and true .
. Titus he Iliad from day to day. Khaki, etc-
Dollig what- he fouild to do -
ln a cheerful sort of way. i
Sort of man you‘d like to be,
Balance well and truly square; é ,
_ u
Patient in adversity. _ »
'Generous when his allies were fair,
Never lied to friend or foe,
Never rash in word or deed
Quick to come and slow togo.
In a neighhor's time of need.
shapes.
Simply lived, and simply died,
But the passing of his name
_ ‘Left a sorrow far and wide.
Not for glory he’s attained.
Nor for what he had of pelf
Were the friends that he had, gained
_ But for what he was himself.
A11 fkiids of daint White_wear_suita_b1e forlxtpas i
olfis,_in¢1uIiiing Fancy florset C9\l¢1`§» Camlivlesi G°v¢’bs, __
Slips,ietc., etc. _ _ ' _ , ' _ , 
Fancy Aprons, including Maids, Plaiii__Aprons and -
_ tl' --A U brella. We have exact!
~ i if whagiliiii ii;i¢d.nng n m PATONS. LIMI'i‘1sii
Gloves are always acceptable. Nicely boxed. `
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_ -,There is not;~'thef`slighte§t foundation fOr “P61100 l `;-rlllf' ‘~ _' '
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Come in and see our display of Xmas Collars, we '
have them all sizes and shapes at ,all prices. . _
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Mufflers in Rose, Grey, Re_seda,”Ivory and~» f _
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LONDON December 14.- A mes-
cribing the excitement in Berlin iln-i and Catholic 'priests' offered extent-
mediately lifter the speech of the pore prayers fm- pence,
Chancellor ‘ Von Bethinann-Hc~ilweg_ Thu popular excitement, according
on»'l`uesday, expresses the view that to the message, was reflected on the
it indicates the lwves vi' the people Berlin and 1-‘ranlitord bourses on
that the mc-ve would bring peace' Wednesday morning, when at the
Wltliin -a measurable distance. ,opening shares ose with astonisliiiig
As soon as the gist of the speech rapidity, only tai collapse suddenly in
was known. adds the message men nie receipt or unfavorable forecasts
rushed wildly from cafes and rest- or the probable- tenor or the Enterite
_ pedestal the idol which the Gerinaii people have iiurants, ‘snatched newspapers from reply,
r I been schooled to worship. It nlust be shattered in their; B
ht, and the Allies mean to shatter it. Every day
ere is fresh proof that our purpose is irrevocable.
iv.-' Ji
§~_.
ii ~=..
If
lfjiiiiz novr Aitlilrnirauswlzii pl"
ie battle of the Somine, says the semi~ofiicial Lnkal-
other while women crowded tile correspondent to be in Berlin, con~
ferring with Field M»ai'shul Von lllli» CONSERVATIVE WHIP `
delibtirg and the lieulis of the Gernian IS RETURNING HOME.
states, und planning to remain there -
until the Elltenfo answer is received. 1- Y I
'l‘itt~ 'iiiixltiy bsrc-rains delivery of 1.|eut.1¢o|- J- S¢=nf1°Id T°d=y R°l=°r\-
the (!linlicel|oi"s iipeecll wuts great. Bd E" R°Uf° 53"( *ll clllidd-
hilt now it ls many times greater.
» LONDON, Dec, l4~ Lt. Colonel J.
"Despite the pi-ess opiiiloiiii from Smnnem and Major C_ 3_ Cmpman
enemy countries , ot’ u discouraging ,H-0 going on leave to Camdl Lie,”
nature, telegrapllcd to Germany, it p_ B_ Mopar,-en' _|_ H__ Wepver and
trangers and shook blinds with each Emperor William is reported by the 'lll llllllell llllli' ‘lll "lll l‘Xlll"lBll llle C'Plll' C. Howell are also proceeding thither
ions of the respective Governlneilts. on sick leave. ~-
I l H
i? ' - "F‘ l§___l " 
_ ' ‘ . . ' ’
The t1l~rin:ln dove i< eooitig again with? desperate ”'l4'¢’l.fIf’l'» has lllllglll ll€l'lll3llY llllll We "C3" Set ell0l"l _ ' ‘ 
vigour :iri'ii~g_~' the _\tl:intie, says the London Times. \Ve molls W'3llP0ll5" llgalllsl llel'- Tlley Cllllllol l`0llllllll'e l `
knew that his iiioiiotiiiiiiiis voice would be raised anew Wllll What We Shall have ready ill the Spflilgi when the
with the \\`ilitel'. lt is seéisollal. Out' 'Vi/asltillgtoll llell' l3Ct0l'l@5ll'l5lllg all Over ll`le.C0llllll'}’ lleglll l0 lll"~l`
(1ii~i-espiiiiili-lit itil-wtolfl in Sc-pteinber that it wotild be dmc. illlfl the Olde! W0l'l<S_f=\llalll lllcll” lllll 0llllllll»
lie:n'il, und, if it is \\itIi its ezirlier than usual this l0
vear, Verdun mid thc .f\iici*i*`iiiiii account for the he- feaflllllg lll* Pllme»
. _ _ . Y P
noincnoli. Un _.\`:itllr_<l;iy itll the (ierniall ne\\'spapers l
I .'q_> ' \ '
were :lllii\\-'ed tn eit'eiilliie_ on the llllthority of all ob- 0l"lll0l'lC3l l0Ul`» lllld llle 5P€Clfll l°ell50ll glvell lol' lll°‘
.seure f\`\\'i<s‘jinirli:il, the joyful tidings that-American ellolt l5 Slllll lo llc llle exlslellce lll “Peace llllll" lll lllls
iiiediatitiii is iiiiniiiient. The statelneiit is'f:lthei‘ed on C0
:iii “i`iidependeiit di|iloiiialii~ source.” He may or ally l'e5P0ll5llll@ ‘llllll`l€l'- ll ls Pleasant ellollgll l0 \\’ll‘
may not be ;ilt'in, to tlie°“soilrce" of theNe1o York lle
'/`imi’-Y, wlil»~<- "coiil|>cteiiCy :ind ziutliorili'-" we Ware llelloullcc ll`l¢`» lll'5l llPl5`¢ill`flllC¢ of 3 S¢fl°US Pflclllsli
zisstired, “'\\'ol:iil lie i~eei»giiized in both lieinispheres”--' lll'
if only they iniglit' beiliscloseil. \Ve are not in the EU
least iiilplessetl by the strllili. \lVe expected it, and ll/Clll‘lle55:.llllt _llle 0llVl0llS 5ll'@l`l8lll» Ol Pllbllc 0Pllll0ll
here it is. 'l`lie\‘e is not :i new note ill it. It is, like' Wlllclly ls ellclllllg llll5 exlllllllloll Ol Mllllslellill fel”
nnich more in ilie \\':ll‘. :l clllnisy (iermzitl imitation of V0
a favourite <le\'i<'l~ til' N.\|'<>i.l=,oN's. _llc was never tired ellelgellc ll\`ll0ll ls lelllll’ llle 0lll}’ llolllllill' Course lll
of proeluiliiiiig his devotioii to peace. He used to ell- llle Present lelllllel' 0l__lll@ C0l»lllll}’§ lll that 035% lllel'
large upon it i't~f.;iil:lrl_\‘ in each fresh demand to his lll"-l belief f1Cl1lf0l\‘3@l"Sl@a<l Of llllllllllllg to llllk llllolll
crowned _s;|tt-llitt-,_,~ in (;t»,~,,,,my for more }(m“,,w,,f,,¢_ acting. There are, we repeat once more, three great
icr. .lle fouiill just the saline obstacle to his benevo- alld lllgelll tasks awalllllg lllem t0'd3 - The llrsl ls
` ' bi
he
Ig
lll
lent pllnis for the |»:iciiie:itioii of the world It was l0
always iiiiilevoleiit linglziiid who obstructed `thel'ri. lll
lllere title oihtis, of toilisc, hilt they were varied ls l°'5ll'ellgll,le-ll llle Avll_ll"lll`llllY allll lo Plll Slllpllllllfllflg
lillglaiid_\\':is' :ilw:l_\‘s there iiispiriiig, subsidizing, fight- and d,¢lellCC Bgfilllst, SLllJm3l'll1¢S 011 all ¢m0l€ill bHSlS-
ing, and refllsiiig the "fl'ee<lmii of the seas.” She T
ltr limi to iiii|»o~t pl.iil on othtis lhtrefore she w'ls lll
tht- t-iipmy 0)’ tip- |,||,m,,, ,~_f,.~c NM.(,,,.~ON wa., quite only do them, their popularity, whoever they are,
would not iimke pl-.'lcc liersi-lf, and slie would not suf- Wllllllle *70ll5ll'llCll0ll Of l‘l¢l'0Pl3lle5- All lllese llllllgs
as §;,,,»,.rf. at HN. (;,.,.,,m,, ifsq,,C;,|,.r_¢_f» HC truly de-. would Jie assured. If they cannot a ree to do them,
id
sired |ie.'lee, hi- truly \\':i.~' ready io inzikc it at almost lll
any nionient of his e:il'cei', :ind he frilly charged Eng-‘ W
land with refiisiiig il :ind urging others to refuse it. Slllglell llle lleflllle- Tlllf Wal need ls that llle Pe°Pl€'
\\"e did so |it~e:iiis<> the only peace he wanted was ii Sllollld llllllse ll llllle Of 'hell' OWN Sllffness l'll0 llli’
peace wliicll would leave hini suprcnle in Europe, coil- C3
secrilte the triuiiipli of “inilil:irism," and put it in his
power to prepare fresh wars. That is the sort of
peace, :ind the only sort of peace, which Germany
\VFll\lS 10-1l11_\'_ \\'e do not doubt that slle wants it very
inilch, but we :ind 'our Allies :ire absolutely deterniinedi
never to give il to lit-r. She can have peace tomorrowl cost of manufacturing _paper is no more in 1916 than it
if she i~liiii»si~,<. She i<iiows~ tlief terms. '» They were was in 1914, whereas market prices would lead people
stated by the l'l<l.\li-: i\lrNls'rl~:li_at the Guildhall in the' to
 ,     _ lllrrlllllllll SINGER
~ Life ,insurance
’I.oQl¢,at the cost- not only th f' 't `t,th resent premi-
, um, _but the cost: in- the longerllil: tiilglng fill; profits into
consideration. _ "_ _ - ‘ '
as thosepf the Great-West Life - - _ ~
_ I
Premiums are lower and profit returns higher than 
ble elsewhere.. The _reaaqns .iire.__ihe_ fi-ms in 
earned on the company's investments a avorabl nt V A ht!"
<anii‘Jow-costofbuslii`ess`.»» -"f /-\ ‘ 'f' ' ‘ F"
  Thé1iféeél,Wési+-Lee =
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_  aBranci`i;'6IIe`e Charlottetown'
‘-1 for P.E.I.
oirimui dune it wii1befi>iind‘ limi' im 'claim 5° time
 &i` ‘l:i»iiii»ilni', limited
r the use _of a Citizen Army which is only just
Meanwliile our Ministers are organizing a great
uiltry. 'I’here“is, as 'we have said, no such talk in
ss the zeal with which Ministers are prepariilg to
t is this the real reason for bringing up their heavy
ns? The suggestion will occur that itis not the
ur. It is beginning to dawn ilpoil them at last that
, Y
solve Man-power problem so as toiill up our es-
ishments and reserves by the spring. The second
` _
it SILVER  Foxlss  
_ l y In York _  
  W-hilyejl the demand for Silver Foxes of the various
grad_¢i8f ,is lprobably greater in New York than in all the
restsiof. America combined, owing to the l enormous
wealtlycoricentrated here.” THE .HIGHEST PRICES
‘ARE OBTAINABLE ONLY BY SENDING
YOUR PELTS 'TO Ai FIRM _OF SPECIALISTS
IN I THE HANDLING OF PRECIOUS FURS.
, Actual values -hare not ffealized at, _the Auctions Sales
third is to reform  Air.B‘oard and to press ahead
ht be taken in hand tomorrow. If Ministers would
E
to do them thoroughly, all the oratory in the world
not save tlienl. No Cabinet tour is required to
binet.
>f><~-'-'--'_ - \
NOTES -
An official enquiry in Washington showslthzit the
suppose that the cost had`at least doubled. , _
_.__ 1,‘. .
i A_N_D HER LAST SONG- `.`
'l‘!iera'sre popular songs
eras endeared to the hearts
_ Ainerlcdn people associated
mulls singers. The names
msn"'wlIl always be
Gllilll Grill, tho 'full
an
nl; born in 1810. When
sill
'won
and
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.oiii-pidqi Yiillll
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nw” ~l"~"
song was the
tldil "rforiijih" upon
reputa ss made.
Bev Gri|i'¢ invoritfes are iii-
clud in Heart !on¢z"- the mu-
sical i brnry or sons. now mln; placed.
with its readers by this policy. The
“R 1 Xmas Gifts that will ie Appreciated For Mankind BUYS
A _ _ 1 -   _Q ~ ,- 1 ~-. _
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Black. Brown,“Fawn, Red, and-E ey boom t r it 
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l-‘on ills l.ir_rl.lz Togi-i>i¢i¢y‘si;i¢ni swti. tlitiisci-ei, _» "‘l‘q __ _ , ¢&€Klllti_».‘ciw¢. ‘My
Wliiteatld Rédi Fell IDDBII. _ iii ’- f   " f  *‘ ' `-
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nor through ordinary dealers.` I _ I ,O _
_ Having recently stirred to its foundations the
Silver ox interests by“»the salé in _-New ~York of Fone
pair of beautiful _skins for $3500. we' invite shipments
of hiqh grade, for, _beiizg Silver Fox Specialists we
I know HOW AsND  the highest I cash _prices
` are realized.   gf.
GET IN TQUCH WITH Us. _    
M. F.   Pfae1z¢r& Co.   
N. B.---Prornptngss is dl virtue ofgrea_t money y_¢z1uei_1l
the Silver Fox I ndzistry. When E VERYBODY 18
_ shipping Silver F oaces. Fancy prices are oufof date-
wigs
gi- _ ...__ . __ _
popular
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from
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mini of
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