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PERSONALS( 
l'» Mr__ F. L. lingers, Alberton. was A
lvisitor to Charlottetown yesterday.
Dr J.‘D. Mclntyre, Montague, was in
Charlottetown yesterday.
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_ Mr D. Mathieson, Vernon River, was
‘in Charlottetown yesterday.
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Mr Trueman Jenkins was in the city
yesterday. _,. _
_ 'We Carry Gvéfyfhing made in this line
-Bottles Ca;-affes Food sen A t r ii 1
_ _ _ al-S L l ser gen o t e . C. R., arrived
Kll1S, CUPS, New ll1téI°iOI'S, L€J3lIi`iéI‘ Cl;;;;h _$0__g|:g_§lottetown last night from
and H01d€fS. CUP Handles ' Extra Corks’ `
ets. ’ ’
Mr. H. H. Melanson. General Pas-
Mr. John S. Cousins, Park Corner,
came to Charlottetown by the Express
train last night.
Mr Wm. McEachern, of Vemou
giver, was in the city on a visit yester-
_ ay.
Prices are so reasonable for Ther-
__ mos Goods that no home should be with-
 out one of these Bottles.
fi” O' We will be pleased to show these goods and
- explain uses. '
Messrs Wm. Jenkins and John Mc-
Leod, of Vernon River, were in Char-
lottetown yesterday on business.
 _ - Spleflded f0I' Chl'iS_tl'I]aS  Mr Bartholomew LeLacheur was in
'» ~ - the city yesterday on business in con-
'   nection with the fox industry.
   A. Fos'r1~:R J __
-  »% -I , Mrs Gariield Robertson, of Red
- Point, was a visitor to the city yester-
day to attend the annual meeting of
_ _ the Murray Harbour Fox Company.
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. were registered at the Queen Hotel in
   C ' t.  Halifax on Monday. _
` 0   e   Mr. ...ia ins. adware suynua .mu
~ . _ -_ _ Miss Bayfield of this _city left. yester-
,'~_’l`he financial standing of our Canadian Life ‘§{§',,,"§,‘§f{“§,‘fend"§‘§,,,v$,'§§‘{2,‘§'°’ '“"‘"°
Insurance Companiee is beyond question. In these Tl _-T M M F .
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_ days of teSfms”Se¢vr1ty1Seagerly Sought form B..i`§.J,"iil.¥. l.§L°i§.Zn‘§‘.....ilT.. l....t.
OU1’ 1I`iV€Stl'l'l€l'1t. ment in. the IRE. island Hospital, will
be plgalsed to learn that she has re~
_ - ~» ~ turue rome much improved. .
,The North American Life insurance Co Mr Mm Brew of wma sms
of Toronto, Canada, has been established for_ thirty- 'ff,',}°,ff.f"§.,il§§°ni°f.i§liigsiirilrig iiltlifgly
four years and continues to pay Large and Satisfactory Harbvur FOX C°-- will return home by
Dividends .to its policyholders all over Canada. Prince V
thi aiternoon’s train.
Edward Island has received nearly $26,000.00 in
~"'>‘\\\~\ EVERY WOMAN
‘ Mrs. (Rev.) George Orman and Mrs.
H. W. Mallett ot’ Cornwall were inthe
city yesterday.
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La1]"_geg returns will be received by our policyholders
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' ' lf you wish to know about our best plans of
insurance, write us stating age, and we will mail
full information.
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_ J. K. ROSS,
’ Provincial Manager
‘ Masonic Block, Charlottetown
 _“_ __ _ _  ` out extra charge, G. ll. _'i‘aylo\'._
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cash returns since the beginning of the present year.
is interested and should knew
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Ani: yor: druzgiat for l ._ , l 'M _
t. lf he cannot supply ` "/ .g-,{1'~._ -
the MARVEL, accept no  I 'fm-
ethcr. but send stamp for _llluh lbw, _
trlted book-"sealed, lt givestull  ‘Z ,,f.
particular: and directionsinvziuable ` '
to ladies. WINDSURSUPPLY C0..Wiud|or.0ni*»
General Asrvitl for Canadf
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".»\ny article ol Jewelry you may
wish to have engraved should Le sel-
ected us early as possible. We will
'do this worlr in the host style uith-
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L. 0 A.--hifi' H Craswell Treasur
bert, acknowledges with thanks the
national Fur Co., Ltd., Summerside, 20
cial governlilent. $50: C. Bt . Murley,
City, $5.50; Ladies United Workers,
Surnmerside. $1331; M__r._S Colwill, New
I-I 0° Cal &.B L N' _
lven,$2 , vu unyan, 0, o
1127 and 1154 $116 Le ac b Mrs.
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-_John Ferguson, _Argyle _Shore, ,$100. _
A us_s|=U|.`_ Device.-Mr James _A.
McEachern,, the well-known plumber
of this_`city. is the inventor of a device
which is calculated to revolutionise
the hot waterheating systems now in
use. Mr McEachern’s invention is
known as the Sirdarlisat Generator.
It has been thoroughly tested, being
now used in over two hundred homes
in this province, and most flattering
testiinonials from all who are using it
testify to its worth. The feature of
the device which differentiates it from
all other systems in use is that by a
series of special valves it raises the
temperature of the water, quickens the
circulation and thereby quickly heats
all the radiators in the system. The
circhlation commences through the
wholelsystem' as soon as the water
becomes warm and continues to do
so while there is any heat in the
water, thus economising fuel and at
the same time radiating the utmost
quantity of heat. All testimonials
given by those \vho are using the
Sirdar mention especially the saving
of fuel and the rapidity and continu-
ance of the circulation of heat. 'I‘he
device can be attached to any hot-
water heating systehn, and in these
days of high-pressure coal prices and
other demands, those having these
systems should certainly have a talk
with Mr McEachern. The device has
been in operation in this prpovince for
about two years. having been pro-
tected by caveat. It was patented in
July last in the Dominion of Canada
and is now being patented in the
United States. Mr McEachern is to
be congratulated on his invention, and
his many friends anticipate for him
a reward that will be commensurate
with the great boon he has evolved
for the benefit of those who are
obliged to buy coal. ' -
Hlllll _ AHHIVALS B  A
QUEEN.
Mrs. Garfield Stewart, Roll Point;
Laura Malcolm, Donald P. Malcolm,
Cardigan; John S. Cousins, Park Cor-
ner; R. F. McNutt, Darnley; B. Muc-
Neill, Regina, Sask.,
VICTORIA. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carruthers, J. D.
Mclntyre, Montague; Fred l.. Rogers,
Alberton; H, Crepeuu Sherbrooke, Que
rlioc; li. li. Melanson, Moncton; J. I).
Frier, Sussex; J. D. Dunn. J. ll. New-
man, Geo. W. Mingio, llionlrenl; \\'_ H.
l\lcI)0nalil, ll. ll. Dcul, Toronto; G. i'_
Peters, i-Ialii`ax_
REVERE.
Herb Plnis and wife. I). Gilson and
wife, Kildare; Zildn Macldwen, ilris-
|to1; G. B. Anderson, Calgary; \\-’ni.
Dacey, St.. John; M.- (7. Ford. Halifax;
J. G. Campbell, Cape Traverse; L. Hay-
den, Cherry Valley; Chas. McNeill,
Montague; C. W. Hawkins, Murray
Harbour; D. Matheson, Vernon River;
A. R. Brown, C. J. Walsh, Sackville;
W. L. Jordan, Murray Harbour; A. T.
MacKay, Milton L. Myers, John Camp-
bell, Herman Martin, Wm. Heckheri,
Geo. W. Macdonald, Wm. Dewar, A.
Kirkwood, Everett Buchanan, R. De-
war, Montague; Edison Conroy, Sou-
ris; Geo. Perry, Souris; L. H. Poole,
G. W. Stewart, C. R. Shaw, Montague.
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To Myiiriends And Patrtins
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Christmas   Suggestions   at  Paton? __
» BINETS in Oaicand Mahogany- -_
0 SECRETARIES in qt. oak, famed oak and birch mahogany.
WORK BASKETS in natural and light brown, also wood baskets.
‘- ' I WICKER CHAIRS-inlight, natural reen and brown. ' _
_ _ MORRIS CHAIRS in coverings oi velour, 'Sp_anish leather and. _imitation
leather) . ' - - - ' A ~ T i
‘ ~ ~ KERS th and without leather seats.
 (1§A)l(3:INETSgith glass d001f8 and 81HSS,_Sh.°1Y__9S- ,~ -» .. ef .»  _+-_ -. ..  'i
" t CHINA CABINETS"in qt; oak and mahogany. - ~ ~~ ' ~ "'-  »'~'~-~ ”“‘
l A -_  HALL STANDS, hall seats and mirrors. ' _ _ _
‘ MANTLE MIRRORS-Pictures for every room as  11°.-We fi  _wa fi f '
DINING soon Tnstssfrom $6.00 w $36.00 ag _ _ __ _  ____ 
R TABLES in birch, mah0i8-\1Y and QU- 03 - 1 ' ' '
O T n §,.“;‘§§gTA1_ in ihreedafferenr nag e 2 fr., 2 fr. 6 in. and 3 fr. high in birch,
manosanvandqf-°°“~ ‘ _ l  ,
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I take this opportunity to inform
Iyou that during the winter months l
lwill he located at 171 Great George
lSt., Charlottetown and my hours ol’
practice will be from 9 a. 111. l.ill_6 p.
m. My long and various experience in
Eye testing will insure you entire sat-
isfaction. I have secured the newest
and latest instruments for Eye-testing
and the best stock, _of Optical goods
and am prepared to servo you in Lavery
_capacity at vory moderate pri<~.es_--
i Thanking; you one hurl all for your
kind patronage and with lwsl vvislios
for a hrighi. and happy 1915. I beg to
remain with Seasons Greelings.
Yours Faithfully,
M. SILVERSTON
Expert Optician.
" "Get your gift; goods now.. we will
reserve anything until anytimc-~scl-
oct your gift goods now, take them
when _vou care to. MacKinnon Drug
Co., Cor., Great George and Kent
Streets. Mtl.
"Get your gilt chocolates here, our
chocolates are as clean, pure, and
fresh as expert conlections can make
them, and the prices are Very mfldef'
ste. MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Great
George and Kent Streets. Meti
 
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A CENTRAL GUARDIAN _   “F_u_rni__ture Headquarters”  ~
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followingdonatione: B l Rayner, Inter-  A ' I _ , 4 A J @ 0 V Q 
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Don’t leave your Xmas shopping till the last day or two. SHOP l5AIiI.Y
SHOP NOW.
" WE ARE READY with an immense stock of the latest and luesl in
BEAUTIFUL CHINAWARE, English and French Dinner and Tea Sets,
- Cups and Saucers, Toilet Sets. The largest and finest line of Japanese China
_\;r_e lhlave ever shown, _all marked at lowest prices. See our 25c, 50c and $1.00 '
a es.
- FANCY GOODS Leather Goods, Fancy Baskets, Metal Goods
- hundreds of beautiiul and useful articles suitable for Holiday Gifts,
A BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS
Thousands to choose trom, latest publications by popular Authors. Books
were nev_er sold as cheaply as we are selling them, Come in and see, Christmas
Cards and Booklets, oy Books, Picture Books," Xmas Post Cards, Calen-
dars, Xmas Seals and Tags in immense range, Beautiful Christmas Station-
' ery, Gift Boxes 10c to $ .00 each. The Poets in Leather bindings &c_
, Santa. Claus Headquarters (up stairs) ,
.. Bigger and better than ever Toys, Dolls, Games, Dolls Carriages, Cabs, Beds,
_ Sleds and Sieighs, Rocking Horses, Soldier Suits, Guns, Mechanical Toy s,
- &c, &c. Buy EARLY. Buy NOW.
  _ T CARTER. &. COMPANY, LTD.
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