. l “ 4 li ,< ..>» 1 l l if 1 Y. i l » > 1 _ and a t1'°°°l‘¥ Jacob and taking some room in the tba store above diortly miter four o‘elock, and leaned out from the rap- idly moving lift to answer a call from another emllihye, but he WHS urle e nst the cross-bedm in the DEN to a stop The unfortunate ulon's lilelesrbody 'was so firmly wedged between .the eleystor and floor that all attempts By allow workmen to release him 1811-' sd and it remained thee until sever- allmeehsn-lcs arrived from W. A A. Moir's_machine shop, when the steel cables of the lift were cut. The re- mains will probably be forwarded to his home to-day. "When you want the best in choco- la es et “Moirs". When ou want h d sul ceiling overhead and knocked d0Wl\‘ by the blow. Noi; having the pres- ence of mind to draw his head in out I- Z Y Mdirs fresh get them at The Central Drugstore. E. A. Foster, Sunnyside. '~ 11-20M3i.~ v ..._ _.___ _ __ , ___ _A,_____A__ ,_ -1 -ff. .2 5 iff. '5;f;.'f-7-2' . '§;;f;-; ji-A-:rj-- -1;-jr 7 f_;_-_-_-V ._ -_- - -_ - -_ o r insertion in GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED A05 Ons cent per w id Ii sl f P _ eecb continuation. Cash must accompany order and live per cenl dns- cmni allowed. Minimum charge Tw enfy-five eenu ,Ki "' 'm"""'Y: "O" "*""§' iiiiifi 'iii' nie' AGEND WANTED FOR SALE-PAIR RED FOXES, k A _ also pair dar racoons. pply to WANTED" A YOUNG MAN Uh. H. Horn Milton Station. ability and character to travel on P. E. I., for one ol the best known Life Insurance Companies. Perman- ent position to the man who makes good. Salary and expenses paid. Address, Manager, Box 446, Ulnr- lottetown. ll-llilti. , rm su: HELP _,W GIRL WANTED TO ASSIST IN light house work. Apply 175 Hills- horo St._ _ i _V i 1_1-_1§M_3ipd. WANTED GIRL FOR. GENERAL housework in family of two. In- _iiuire 15 Pleasant Bt. 11-19l\l£LY To w. A. ` Gay;,_Qay_town.i ___1l-19MG1pd _TO LET-THE PROPERTY ON Euston Street known as North bakery and stores. Applv to Doctor W_ABey_.__, 11-l8m6ipd. T0 LET, DOUBLE OFFICE IN Prowse Block, Sunnyside. Rent moderate. Possession at once. Ap- , ply to Prowse Bros. Ltd. ‘ ` ‘_ 9-80Mtt F-F-'I 3 I TEACHER WANTED ‘ WANTED, A TEACHER FOR THE Park Corner School. Supplement $50. Apply to John Stewart, French River. 11.7M10iEZipd. Bak-ery, with shop, dwelling house, muu for cunauu means ,. " -ann-v W l`urnlsl\ed'byS.. Wlcusen n P. E. I. SCENERY.-A STUDY. Beautifully white is the white, light snow; - -. .- Dazzling sunshine; castle, fence, tow- er, tree, ~ Rapto on thine own refrscted shad- ow; ‘ The loveliness of its purity, Its happ,in_ess and joy serene., , Tomorrow’s sheen will glint the grass, - And all the waving ffoilage fair Shimmering in dusk and light will mass Where frosted branches, pencillng the air, Limn sky in delicate tracery rare. Spirit Divine! tune ours to render To God, "ln whom we live" always, Ever-living, the Creator- Mid routine of beauteous changing days- Volce to the high symphonies of praise. Miss R. E. Bradshaw, _ Charlottetown. THE IDEAL MAN, ~ The ideal is the standard' of perfec- tlou.It is oftener a mental conception, rather than an objective reality. One does not rise higher than his' own idea of - perfection. For, like our shadows, our ideals advance as we move forward. Hence the value of high ideals. The ideal is formed by taking best from the best and leaving the rest. The ideal statesman, poet or preacher is not a Gladstone, Tenny- son, or Spurgeon, but acomposite of the highest qualities of the best in- dividuals in each class, without their limitations and imperfections, thus forming an imaginary, but not im possible person. No where man measures up to this standard. WhereL then, is the answer to our aspirations? History, science and philosophy furn sh us.no clue. Gloom has settled over the soul Of man. Glimpses of the Possible, the Perfect, vanish in the ever deepening sense of failure, the ever increasing fear of offended Deity, the ever en- croaching tide of despair! When lol a star appears in the East and rests over a cave in Beth-` lehem directing the gaze of the. world to a little Babe, born in a stable, cradled in a manger. That Babe so helpless, so sweetli' sleeping, guarded by a rnother's ten- der love, grows to maturity, unerr- ing, among the erring, sinless among the sinning, follows the path of love and duty, even when it leads straight to the Cross.. He redeems humanity, triumphs over death, and returns to Heaven where He is received by the Perfect Ones w ith ioyous acclaim,- "Let the King of Glory come ini” 1 Jesus combines in Himself the best that is found in the best. of men 'w\_t\1_°r-lt. thelr_.d°i_ec.¢s and “\!.l\"°ifl9!1~ the the Standard of Perfection, fthe Flower of the human family-the Ideal man. Rev. D.B. McLeod, Kinross. ST. JOHN SCHOONER WRECKED ON THE MAINE COAST. 1ROCK`LAND, Me., November 18- News of the probable loss of the Bri- tish three-masted schooner E. Merri- am and the escape of her crew, was received here today. The Merriam struck on Green Island Sloe ledge. near Matinlcus, twelve miles oil the coast. vesterday. Captain Ward and crew of five, together with Mrs. W. Peacock, wife of the cook, after some difficulty, landed on Large Green island, nearby. The Merriam pounded heavily, and in the opinion oi the Burnt Island life saving crew,cannot be saved. The life savers stood by the wreck, but could not reach the om . ~ . cargo of 325,000 feet of lumber. L 'I-_F - .___ .. J is V . Boys Boy's Own,bound,l|luslraled $2 oo Chatterbox . . . |.oo Child's Companio . .50 Cotlager and Arl_ an .50 Infanl's Magazin . .50 Quiver . , . . 2.25 Young Canada ?\ . _ . | oo Boy's Scnnt 2 oo taken Sl lslssd . l_`:`. _ "" li, `& £01. umued, il 811.19 1912 NEW ANNUALS 1912 Girls Own, bound, Illustrated $1 on Sunday at Home _ . Loo Child'e Own Msgazine . .35 (`hi|drsn's Friend . .5o Guod Words . . . 2 oo Pansy, bound in boards . | oo Sunday . . . '|.oo Chuml . . . ».50 Sunda Ma ezine . . 2.25 i '__ '___ _i _____’___§ Subscriptions Taken ers prices for all papers and Magazines- Uur news connler is kept well vupplisd of ’ - England and Amancl. spec and Teachers and low prices Olibsss Receive mon rr ATTENTION l mu _Books NOW we will put them away till want- | l . lsshssllsra I Stationers 1 I ONFIDW K alt \=\‘. ~ - 'f - nun ' ‘I‘.\E F' I I ‘ “I 1 . When_Your Oicthaa llns bretks and our wish islls il; the HUD what do you ss! 7. To putptm ldly its uuplealant. ii metpns ex ra abor extrstlms. extra sosv an coal house all mussed un another e“‘.°'e‘“ "'“:.°" ':‘1:.“.‘: ':.':.:.f:a‘ WUI' . 0\l\‘ 00 Ill' C ll v cleanly was§sd nloeliy ironed’ promntlv 'spurned lf lntruste to UB. slephone 151 and our team will ual A. F. Webster Star Steam laundry See Our ,Q New Lme _ `~. \ We have just received a splendid lms uf alarm clocks -bought them in cased lots ami can quote the lowest prices.Call in and use the llne - A splendid alarm clock, with large open fsce, B day movement In highly nirkeled case-bslileshr style ...$3 Automatic s arm with ln- tsrmittsnt or stssdys "oini}i°`rlii'iii.`¢ 1 'f from' ...............n$r:|?: He is the Answer to our riiipc?`ation¢f of Alarms 4; r _ _ this curly date. Some -ofifour'_'_ .Xmog V _ ` We are now niaklng'_sfn,advau'¢=i:'shbw_iii'§g` 1,lhristu1as'i'goods. ' - ~ _ _ `As the manufacturers had them finished.. they forwarded them at Neckwear - We have receivei hy ex- press today s quantity of our Cbrlstmse neckwear for men, showing all the latest designs and weayesvto be in vogue for fhls season. made in two tone bias silk effects at 36c. 5oc, 6oc, 75c and $r.oo. Mvfflrfs A large line of these receiv- ed bv express also. Made ln all lhé newest shades of silk and in n variety of shapes at $1.25 each. We have s large line in the cheaper grades also in s mercer :ed cotton from 55c lo $115. Umbrellas We are now showing the new Xmas handles and made in all the largest designs at prices from 85c to $3 50. Hose Fancy Wocl lIose.' "Made from fine Australia wool, comfortable and soft and easy on the feet. Three special v lues at 351:, 5oc and ooc y per pair. Provinces. - ' ' from $¢;z5 tosz'-5o. We have some very attractive lines st $3. 5o to $5 oo each made with the three way collar, Wqllave a cheaper one also - , 1 In . ` \ Shirts Some semi laundered shirts. This is ouc,of the new ideas brought out by the 'manufac- . tures this season: .~ It has an ln extremely short bosom, 7’ ln- ' -cha long, made in cost style _lu a variety 'of attrscijve' pat- fernsst' $1.35 and $`r.5o,Grny ' flannel' shirts* lil ` _extra "light , wef'gl.'¢»'nng1n_n eaanerf-nude' ,partlculsrly for shooting fend . u sporting. ~.It ie, sn idésl Fall \ r shirt in every respect with separate soft collar, after the same style as the shirt which has been so popular during the past season at $2 35 _ U Knit Vests ' » We received from the msn~ ufnclures in Germany our" knit vests, The patterns are lovely. These goodsare made from knit fit material and we ` guazautee a perfect fit in every ins=ance. Made in a . large variety of patterns at prices from $1 50 to $5.00. - o _ ' , Silk H andk fs We are making au' advance* showing of Christmas hand- kerchiefs and are giving some l very special values just now' and have a very attractive line of silks at 25:: each. Coat. Sweaters / The colors and quality that has been shown in this l department cannot be surpassed 'oy any store in the Maritime I I 1- Caps Another _shipment of our Fall and Winter caps received yesterday ~ We osuundoubt- edly say we areshowing now me bei: -or - mi had ' ever' show n in this country, in every shape and material from 5oc toss, 50 We ask you to drop in and visit our department. We know we have many interest. ing things for you. E Pajamas A line in fl euellette psjam i. received. We know they are extra good at the price pa 3 3. . _ - *T1-_ “*‘ 5.1-M,.,,», no Better preparation: for improving the general condition ol horses and cattle than International ll §v here~now» and can Z1” you best prices. BCalll in and 10011 over the showlnE- YTN’ TW” Mm' metf. “The value 01 s prescription is not what you pay for its compounding; its the good it does the patient- YOU cannot get better preScl'iP¢i0° QW; vice than we provide. You can .ee sure about your i;l;S0l'lD¢il§)>“5 um; °“ J On. WEB - . bring them to n ee n_7M“. "mio Medicamd Com _Plasters gives instant relief to the soreet corn nd absolute removal in 48 hours .a ~ Easy reapply. me pkse- E-lpéolsgz l ‘steer rosa. Tun is uses by all 12:3; . ..°»=.»=;».=..:.., PREPARE ron B American con am ip. we are showing Christmas By. purchasing 7 For the kiddie one of the sample undressed dolls at tht ,opening of our TOY DEPT, sale on Tuesday the ioth Inst. ~ BOSI`0N 5 & 10' IlIiPT.'STORE ' J lg- _ mr, Central Drugstore- ; ~ 'i 1-=_ -s-I i ling at 89s. Hurry. woo shades 2.” io QW House of Qualify .~ i .*'_ ~~,..,;1'<.~? -' if- __ ' ‘~,’.,'i..»mf-‘5 f - ' ' ' "_'\‘f 1 3'? ;»‘.~’A 1..~’7‘ ` l.°“°°".. illf. ?§i‘°§2$.' 355. .§’.‘Zl‘.“‘.§. Speoiql Dress `G00d3 Sale IIere’a a few values from the dress goods depsri_m¢nf.- _ - 'I'hey will ,make the shrewd woman sit up and take notice. These goods are nel the common every. V day stuff but sre’some_ of our best 5-values hai are offered from day to day ~ " - _ IIere’s No I. Cheviot basket cloth in 52 inch, heavy weight, suitable for suitings inthe following colors:-Navy, king's blue, bluet, black. brown and green, about four or five suitsof a. kind. Regular price $1. 30 now sel. About 7 pieces iweed suiiings in greys, greens, browns and blues. Comes from the little mill where they make nothin but loo p. c. wool, Regular ,$1.70 goods on sale Friday and .Saturday at §|.I5. 56 inches wide. Broad cloihl in brown, green, navy and bIack..This is one of our leaders regularly soldst $r.zo yard. We are discontinuing this lineso will make the price Zio. 48 inches wide. Please sample this lot-.Here'iis‘ the best sex-,ge in -Can afor the money. Come in black, clear blue, _light and dark navy, made by a maker who understands the weaving of ssrges. This line of goods _will sell 'st 95s. j _ - ' Talk .about ,values-.-~ Here is. something-.that _ everybody`i