¢ _ lip us. Coil
,lf lt Wasxft
oi fire oi
yard
HS warmin
Coal cheerfulias wegl
as hot
here
5"( cf cheer
fs? Co
240.
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Hiro Arg You
I” \*“'°“*'~ i*fil°ri°u°e with 'ii' f'
'tonics there isrone that hs; $32.
mf: *°"°1'd sduins our conrmenne
'"7 °u‘"- W0 Nelly believe snr,
"°m°d!. Known as Rexall ‘°93'°' Hur
Tonic is so superior to other pr .
Firm*-lchl that we offer it tg yogi;
;f..*.‘:..:.“'..  -M »».»~n_.r
d,,,m.t ° you use it and ‘ ii
to Prove in every way ,at1m,_c_
ry l'° y°“- "° Win. upon your afar
l'°¢ll_l_°lt at our store, return to o`
ul; m°1l;°y you raid rar it Y `
°“ "93" Halt' Toni' ot; _
tm°511¥ destroying the (gegms sycilimh
> _ 9
I be for all Bri! usually responsible for bald 'c ,iliur Stanley Irvin whfe ook
It seen 1; “°°'-
the hm Ostpenetrate to the roots 0|
~ r' imulimng Bud nouri hi
,t _ s ng
.:.:.c...“ 1° ;  »~»--M 
wiii noty' B Bucsmy ”°"“”‘°°f “fl _
the haingum |101' -Permanently stain
'We want t
Rua" "92"yI(?I\lsir 'goild :nd bgdtff of
l directed, If it do” not “uw as ternoon. The' band will be in attend-
e seal,
5_‘;"'l':t¥”» "move dandruff, prevent
B from falling out and pro.
m°t° an i“°"‘”"5°¢1 Erowth of hair
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.w111.be service in once iirnfrnainr
CYf°1'°h ¢°m°rr°w. christmas morn
ll1¢..,n$ eleven o'clock. ‘i
»"~._0A1»E,tll>nRs.-'l'hn Guardian hai.
|!°_¢°iV°4 gevery pretty calendars
h'Q_lp.P_._ . Trainer h Son, Painter;
and Decorators, Charlottetown.
'fdahiflfhtlh BELLE.-Je_.i_nes an.
Ml'5y~W_QlJ_lter., Charlottetown, sn-
nourrce the marriage oi'their daugh
t 1' Mill Ethel May Webster to Ar
I l
in Portland, Malia, onhDec.' lilflcit
1912. '
anus ormus.-'rue Arena
opens on Xmas day with a splendii
sheet of ice.. The managers hav(
made ‘B special feature this year in
opening for the children on Xmas af
nnce irom 3 to 5. At night thc
\‘°“F@..ar¢ from s in 1o nn nsunl.
~ Oiillhllsraiasi snnvrons.--'there
and in every wsy give entire satis N
OHTHUMBERLAND ARRIVES.-
Ch’towil
CANADIAN. -
Dec. 23-Dr. Von Der
engineer, says
having suc-
the Standard
ortnne for the
market for
H0 Praises
UPD
_ s-n*l| _
ll0CK¥~ iPOIN_I` FERRY
Owingilb the urgent necessity of
having 'the .- ,Steamer “Hills-
borough,’_.'~ hauled up for repairs,
she will  taken off Rockv Point
Ferry on_ ednesday next Decem-
ber 25th, _.(or sooner if ice condi-
tions de _"nd it). and will be re-
placed  the Tug “William
Aitken", fimtil _the close of the sea-
son. The  being unable to carry
teams, parties crossiu the Ferry
Our stuck of Gifts for men is s
most varied, most extensive one,
making il a matter of lhe uimost
ease to fi l all requirements at any
pri:-e.
nfl" Pillai 25: fo .......... ..$2 .00
Briefs in cases, amber mouth-
¢|'l°i¢° elders in boxes of 1o's
GI F TS
for
MEN
pieces and slerlingmounts 75: to
-' ---- »-»- .... -55.00
Meerlchsum and Calabulh Pipes
g;1;_r_:_\_r)i_\eed first quality $l,0u 1°
cllareiic and Cigar Cases
largest range of patterns to br
found in Sterling Silver and Leath.
er
Tobacco Peaches. Collar Boxes,
5_havm| Seis. Safety Razor, Mil-
llilrv Brushes. Toiler Rniin.
25`s and 5.\'s. '
will goverg thefnselvesgaccordingly.
.AMES A. M¢NE1L,
Commissioner of Public Works.
Mtf  __
1- '-~e;-- W' _
G- E l|“il|\i¥S{Ti`.";i.‘:.°.’r;:
Charlottetown _P. E. I.
rs¢;10n_ 'come back and ten us an* Yesterday the ' Northumberland ar
get your money back_ Two sizes’ _50(- rtved in Picton from Charlottetowr
and $1.00, Sold 1 ’ F-
The Rexall 5:01? init §,;“;c§§€;°` 2.35 p. m., with passengers, express,
Drug C0, °f' mail
'. _ __ ch=sseaeon._ The D; G. s. nan
' -- »~ ~ Grey
_ Mari
Give iillizr Chocolalies -= _

Glliocolntes-good chocolates-lead n finishing touch to any gif L, make
it moan pleasing and :acceptable and in selecting chocolates, this is the
rightplsceto come Ifor we are showing such splendid lines as l\`eilson‘si
Moir’i? nd Liggsti‘s absolutely fresh, accurate weights, iii `I:|n`h'tIef:nis‘ly
decoéed holiday boxes.
The line ranges from small boxes at 35|: to satin lined baslrets at $5,
lllclfinnon Drug Co.
" _ - -- - 'f _ above Go Preachers are known in P.
    souoor. o1.os'1ue.-'rim honing
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semi  
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ali’ sr" `-_
mths#
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shff
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._ 1 ~  ` a large
for To iacco will be much GOUFBRMI by the presence Of
. . - . Th l -
_ reduced if you will ask for ’;‘€_’_‘;2°‘___°£hl;h°c§)_:;';’e';t° was Zogflflragd
b Principal J. D. Seaman of Cher-
n~J   V lrlttctown. The promptness and cor-
rectness-with which the pupilp W*
Smoking Tobacco, or our :_pond_i_ed__to the q_;iestions_p_l:r;_s_Zta_d__;l;»;t
~ ‘ ey a receive a care -_
BLACK TWIbT  ough training. At the conclusion a
Tobacqo’ and wlmt Ls Stl lengthy, varied and interesting pro-
 _ . more lmportam you Wm gram was very creditably rendeied
get a great deal more com by the pupils. Mrs. Austin Judson
" ` ..f.~ ' ' 1',em1i Try it and prove it - presided- at the organ. Foilowing,ths
0 I' \~ *iii-mil/a.3" *ul Ot every 1” ' . ` program came two most interesting
§
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2
Hickey f& Nicholson Tobacco Co. ..
between teacher, pupils and people
r
 ` . is being made in the school since
l__ i_j _ _ ' ' ._ - _
I".5¢"°“"Ce .  °"“.°°°;‘:.°*:z:f:1.;.‘1‘;.‘;'§;‘::‘..t¥
,i
/iM"Nl- ingood strong Stock Companies at rea-
' sonable rates. .
Promptness in P3Ym°”t °f “H claims'
' .,, sstrongfeature
`%__'g' `:1 P' ' E
_q“.'1'§ _ e
Sunnyside
R
R. BROW   C
_ Charlottetown
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FEED _ I
V bags Bran _
“QQ bag. Miaaiinse.
59° bags Oiicake meal-
Cotton_Seed meal,
oiassme meal.
oinssegdmepl. .
_ Wh l 011 ee; _ l
' ‘ Cgfsilneei, Cracked Corn,
and Rolled Oats.
lowest prices Bild °“_t¢"."” t°_°°!t
AND p,n'i7a1,f..‘ _ _ ~_
 $_Co___._ _
i '  vi- -_--» is iv--'vu
11100 a.'m. She left again aboui
and freight and arrived at Char
lottetown at 5.50 on her last trip
will take her place, leaving th
ne wharf at 7 o'clock thi;
fmornlng.
MRS. SHEA DEAD.-There passed
Dehceflllly away at Southport -on _Dec
Zlst Mrs. Ada Shea, dang-hter of Capt
and Mrs. Hubley. The deceased wht
was but thirty-fire years of age wa
the widow of the lata Irvin Shen,wh(
predeceased her two years and a hall
ago. She leaves to mourn two smal
children Florence and Clifton, also e
number of sisters and one brother
who resides in Vancouver, B.-C. Two
sisters at home Misses Margaret an(
li0l2ti0 and Miss Etta in Seattle,
‘W9-SIL _The deceased bore her illness
with great patience knowing that in
the end she would 'be rewarded lg;
that eternal happiness that comes tr
those trusting in their Saviour. Th.-
sympathy ofthe whole community
goes out to the sorrowing, mother,
-father, sisters and brothers also to
_to mourn the loss of a loving mother.
Com.
GO PREACEHERS.-Wm. Snac-
den and Wm. Ford, "Go
Preachers," so called, visited
Chief Riileout Friday evening, says z
Moncton exchange, in connection
with letters received by the chief
from Pubnico (N. S.) parties. asking
for information about this sect.
They explained" their creed to the
chief so that he might enlighten thc
Pubnico parties. They ,say they
»havo_nu creed and no name, but art
living according to their understand-
ing of the New 'l‘estament’s teach-
ing. 'l‘hey _left other churches, they
“aay~;‘bccsuse'they do not believe in
preachers being paid big salaries and
living inline houses. In other words,
they are for an absolutely free reli-
gion. They have no church but meet
around at the houses of the faithful.
They have a considerable following in
Moncton parish at 'the Gorge.-The
E. Island where they were for some-
time.
of the Alexandra School for the
Christmas holidays took place on
Saturday, the 21st lust. The pupils
were out in full iorce and were en-
events. The pupils presented their
teacher. with a beautiful opal finger
ring, and the ratepayers presented
her with a. well-filled purse. These
evidences of the good feeling existing
are very commendable. Several 0!
the ratepayers expressed their emin-
ent satisfaction at the progrcsi thlli
the present teacher, Miss Marion
Judson has taken charge Fruit.
the teach r a
was passed to the pupils and a 1110811
satisfactory school closing was com-
pleted. _
::A glftlthat is decidedly plaaaills
is cigars im boxes. We hare showing
such-famous brands as Ma\'8‘\10i`l¢9»
El Presidente. MBX'll'»&lliBv .VM H0111.
peg Top, 'l‘uekett’s Bouquet and
of others. Our ,cigar depart-
is _one of the largest and best
and the entire stock is
condition in our patent
him no gift would be
than a. box of cigars
them here. 'l‘he~
Corner Great
sIrA.II I E
our ruzsr tor
_  cirrrisynas csirn .
 } ie ,now _
»,_nirro _
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h it . ‘ -.
‘°"'.",*Q`.:sllfy Quality
` `_.SlliWM\T`5.
the two little orphans who are left. I
. ~ from $1.54; to:..;.....'....:...Z......3$! _
service was held in the Pownal He-
thodlst Church on Sunday evening,
22nd. The pastor spoke eloquently
'and forcibly on gift giving, from
hthew H. Bhd XI. “ _fell down
and worshipped him: .when they
.isd opened their tr ','“¢hsy pn.
rented nun guts; g 1 s-niixinonnss
. _.md myrrb." Beside t e usual Xmas
iymns, the choir rendered two been-'
ziful anthems “While ,Q -1 .Shepherds
Watched Their .Flocka"-by Night" and
'Herk. the Hersldnenseis sing."
waonrua nldipgg-one or . none'
'vents _ _ _ '_ .tplisce for weal
ind woe ` __ ‘cilebrated at the resi-
‘ence of Ur_llie's mother on the
evening of he"f1§th_` -inet. It was
_ he marriage of Allen Nicholson of
s1>r1usf°n~ num more unnnnnm,
Youngest daughter of the late Peter
_»IcDonald and Mrs. `McDonsld,»Sha.m-
rock. The ceremony was performed
-.y Revfllr. Gillis inthe presence of
he nearfpt relatives of the contract-
ng part es. "The _bridegroom was
supported *by _Daniel McDona.ld,broth-
ir of the "bride, while the bride was _
.ttendsd by Miss 'Elors Nicholson of
,_tanchel,.cousin of the groom. Afterz
.he marriage all sai'.`dowu to s sum-
tuous wedding dinner. '
_ ,_. ._
1 rmmrwriaifoa.-The Queens oo,
ilstrict Ledge, I. 0. G. T., niet in -
Vright's Hall, Charlottetown, on
Phursdny, Dec. 19th. Owing to the
_nfavorable weather, delegates from
distant parts could not attend, which
,vas to he regretted, owing to the
iresence of the National Chief Tem-
,»lsr, Rev. J. A. Smith of River
`~iebert, N. S., and also Grand Chief
Semplnr, Oswald Graham, Cambridge,
_’. E, I. The former gave 9, valuable
Lddress on The Order. which was
nuch appreciated by those present. A
tending Vote of thanks was tendered
0 the National Organizer, S. H.
Vebb, who was also present, for his
fficicnt. work,, and it was the opinion
if those preent that the services of
iro._Webb, who has been ordered to
Quebec, should have been retained in
the Province. The ”worlt of the Dis-
.rict was reviewed and plans# made
for the future#
BASKET SOCIAL.-The concert
and basket social held in the hall at
_‘forth Wiltshire on Friday ‘night last
was a decided success both in regard
to the quality of the entertainment
,and in the amount received for the
sale of baskets. The object for which
he funds were raised is n worthy
one. The committee having in hand:
now $65.00 with which they intend
laying g sidewalk from the railway
Jtation to North Wiltshire corner.The
following program was well rendered
after which Mr. Clow auctioned oil
the baskets to good advantage. Chor-
'1s, Some day I'll wander back again.
Reading, Florence McLean. Song, Ce-
cil Stewart. Recitation, Miss Coadyi.
Dialogue, "Ama.rial1 and his boys."
Song, Amos Monaghan. Instrumental
Duet, the Misses _McGnighan. Chorus,
Way up on the mountain top, tip-top.
Reading, Mr. McLeod. Bong, George
Beers. ]'nstrumentstl"Music. Dialogue,
“Brought tb‘»’{li_§ penses." Song, Frank
Flood. Recitntloh Miss ofoarly, In-
strumental `Music. Ch us, "The
Maple Leaf Forever."
Christmas
Barg_ain_s
Including - Perfumes
leading French and
Americnnrnakes-a large
assortment to choose
from. -
. - - crrocorivrss
Nei1son's, ' Nylo and
Moirs - only a few
packages left. _ _
_ ... ,_
_ . __ -'*"  ,  A - _ _
-  - HARD FIGIIIIINGQ  1 015/frbackl ‘Djnvld Pasha commander of, were
' " _ 1 _-m ~ __ _ at
the Turks Seventh army and his chief P0
 LONDON. Dee. 28-Last wsduian of ntaitvere killed. 'ran roms nn the
. . -""""""""""'""""""”"""" day the 'I’\lrks made a sortie ` from both sides were heavy. _- to-day.
_ 1,? EUS to buy in one r1~ov1n¢».’- Powuar..-l my pimms ,mu senwi. burned vgulasu one aroma _ . _-----~---» inns an
" " " I ' ` the Servisn lona_u|lI. aoxjht gil :CONFIDENCE MEN motors in
fl!! battle with the* fans-. ~ I UNDER ARREBT|been more
Turks were routed. » ._ ., ' -- nearly
vgre fighting before' Janine is report- federal indictment charging frsudu- they began
Q \
Sunds and the Greeks were riven osed to be made in d as
CONBTANTINOPUU, _ 'De0. 1 235-Br NEW YORK, N. Y., Dec. 20.-_-On' a. 'ey had
. . ' _ lent use of the mails in promoting' Investors
Reinforeemente came to the Turks stock fora mill where linen was sup- country are
.
;
Try usfor fhe above
we can saveyou mOi‘1¢y-
Lots of other Xmas
goods. We will be
pleased to _-showf you
them. ‘
Johnson & Johnson
'J 1; L_  Store.
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‘Cdrriéiia F fend'
Giv, yq'u`¢_,_?‘|;he__ro,_ fiend" friend
¢ gimgglggtod, from our splendid
_stock of ghdto supplies and sun- _
. dd”  ,printing and dev_e|.
spin; ani ._ ehemwelv. elseif"
albums, exposure recordli UC- _
. A Gsnumweuidrllln I mm!
pinning gm. rgr~»\\r»»¢r»°\\ Ind
rho one that -will give boil- llill-
fseilen is the Ensign. It le an En-
leh Camera, one of the best
and cameras made. Prices ranle
_ The 2 Macs' `
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Days
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0nIy
Shopping
Days
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Xmas
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IN ALL THE LIST OF SENSIBLE
night will brin g into grateful memory.
- Genuine Dawn filled comfortsat $6.00, 6.
NEW. _IIAND EMBROIDERED. _ _ LOVELY
` PILLOW SLIPS $2.65 PR.
A GIFT
A These are made of finest Irish
linen-soft fine, lovely. They are
hand embroidered in tasteful designs
at end. They make one of the loveli-
est Xmas gifts ima inablez-
,, $2.55 rsh rain _
Mexican
come 'gift
to mail 2
Give a Handsome Down' Comfort
could you think of anything better? One of the rich _and luxurious things
that everybody wants -that evegyboiy will ;“_1‘ppre`ciate_ zuldithat every cold
Corded cotton filled comforts at $r.35, 1,95, 2 40, 2.75, 3.40.
\Ve have Tray ;`Cloths-Centres,
Sideboard Cloths and the like in
linens, beautifully .1nn_de_ a defy wel-
Avsnv PRETTY LITTLE NOVELTY is this une nf crows
down filled crib comforts-covered with fine satteeu in very pretty, dainl&i I
childish colors and designs. . .  . 
gifts at moderate money,
75: 7-75» 945111-90-
Nsw_ sur _ uusus _
or PERFECT rasrs
drawn work etc -choice
, anrlone that is verv easy /`
Sc, 40c, 60c, 75c, l.00,l.25 
l
.ff ~f
_ Ch'town's Finest
_ Range of'
Christmas Furs
When vie tell you of I urs, we make p‘ai11-
ly, and as stronglv as we know how theclaim
' that we have the finest fur stock to choose from
in the city. No matter what -quality--what
price what style -what fur-this store stands
ready to give you thc best value that money
can buy.
Mink Muffs 528.1539. $43. 62-5°. 579.595-
\ Mink Neckpieces $l3.95,$I5,18,$22 32 50,
560, $69 to 175.00 _
Persian Lamb Muffe $22.50, 37.50, $45.
Persian Lamb Neckpieces $16, 16.50, $20,
$2 .
l 9 Sable Muff $16, $18, $25, 3»2.5<.‘.
Sable Neckpieces $17, $20, 42.50, etc.
Persian “piece” Muffs_1 1.50 :md 16.5-".
Persian “piece” Ncckp e e 14.50 and 16.50
Persian Paw Muffs _6.oo and 8.75-
Persian Paw Ncckpiecc 3.93, 5.25, 8.0¢.
Wolf Muffs 17.00, 21.0 ~.
Wolf Neckp‘ece 22.00, 29.00
Marmot Mufis 4.95, 6.00, 6.75,1o.5o,11.5o
Marmot Neckpiece 3.95, 4.50, 6.75, 58,3510
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She"d like a
New Bag.
In addition to a great assort'
ment of leather bags we are
showing a fine lot of these
new silver mesh bags as illus-
trated above. Try one for a
Christmas Gift. ~
Leather Bags at $1.25, 2.50,
3001  4501 560°
Mesh Bags $1.oo, 4 50, 6.00.
| Store open
| each evenin
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Ladies Umbrellas 6oc, 85c, I oo, 1.25;
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 - i . F- ‘ SURE 'ri-11NGi If this wean... keeps
_  . ' up--the one best Christmas idea will ic a fine
umbrella. And in any case, could you think of
_  _ I ~ / anything nicer than a really tastefcl umbrella
' H'  `”“ “_ ~_ _ asa gift? .
\ \,_”"""“"""' " We honestly think that there is not such
, another showing of Umbrellas in any store of
1 _ any sort in P. E. I. We want you io see them
` 1 I .. --tbnt's all we ask. - 4
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