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' ~ hers. _ _ _ _
Leave this tremendous
_ A., -d 1, ,,,,_ -to-»;.fcii.iiiioiriaiowN ,
O'   3e»5‘=f»»=f_-f‘i°s.»-?‘..‘?.i‘.l at oUEieN's courii
alone. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is a tonic, entirely free from -
alcohol. Take it or not, as
our doctor directs. g,;_g._li...s.._.
, . ' _ ' ' It pays to buy is this rrovisss. _ nussei cisrii, Mt stswsri ...ss s-
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Fred Turner, Trilby, was in the
There 'lai Nothing In lt City yesterday-
Exi.`EP'l` “`”-
Pure American Leaf
IN OUR ‘standing of candidates on page 6.
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Bright Cut Tobacco
Packages and 'Iélnsat allgroc- rs and drugglsts, 1 Attention is drawn to the adv. re
emand it-Get it-try it final notice to persons indebted to
 Q |~,_;ch9|§‘_", `§'"béC(,=,,! Co _ LM -gxdpixd Kelley, which appears iu
‘U a
All interested in The Guardian con-
test should read the Tour Article and
Mum' in mn'-arf. Charlottntnmm phnne ` dmwr sue
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11 _
i _ . The Steamer Kilkeel wit Inver
= ness Round coal is discharging for
¢ - e
Give Moc c a si n s ai n d S n 0 W-  :;°.';.‘:‘i.';;:.'i
uey Run ot mine and Polar Star
v. F . with Acadia Nut are also discharging
Shoes for Ch
ristmas oifts
Wiiat is better than some of these goods for Xmas
' I \ I ' '
gifts? lhere s just enough luxury to them to make
specially appropriate for gift- giving. ~
Moccasins and siiow sh
gift-articles---for centuries
have been exchanged with t
»
s
s
0
1.
‘ - ana historical Indian drama
‘rt
Q' \Vouicn s snow shoes 32.7 5
Alley`sQ 
_£-
aud every year the custom is becoming more established'
Indian Buck-skin Moccasins $1 oo and i,4o
oes areuiiiversallvsatisfactory '
isiiow shoes and nioccasiiis
ie coniplinieiits of the Season
Thi?-‘C MOCCH-<i1\S were purchased direct from the ln-
dians. You can almost read the interesting traditional
F
from each pai r.
s
Mi-:i1`s snow slices $3 oo to 3, 5q{G;r1s. Snow Shoes $2 25
, _
Childreii’s siio\\' .shoes $2.
hoe Store 
Street
ff' 95",.

> vida `
Your §fhriatmasGilts
Without Shopping
It you ure wondering what will be
the most acceptable gilt to send to
your friends, heir can be no niore
thurou',;'h|y niipiecintetl gift than n
|huto oi yourself taken nt our studio
Geo. H. Cook
l..-_i~a~
1
llH.H.[|. JUHlSflN
Kent Street
Practice limited to diseases
I of Eye, Ear, Nose Throat and .
Skin.
Eyes tested .soil iilituri for
4 glasses.
, O?'l"i(`._". }lO`\'l{S
American Baltlwins
We have imported from Bolton
it few lililsof cliiilctz No. i Aiiic-rirziii
llultluiiis which we uou' offer for
-uit-\»\ the i»hl_ 'l`hey nrt- pootl
clean apples suitalile for l`aiui\_\ iisi;
lit-ing govil for lioth euiiili; uiul
mtiltiiig.
We have also about 40 bbls of
` _\o_ i “\\'ealthy" Apples on liaiid
_ ‘.7 W T` '- 'It if i 1-go -
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shi h we will dispose of nt v.l\‘  i
rt~;i_~<\i ali <- Figures, I
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iiard Coal  
Before Xmas 7
BAYER "“°“* ’1~`*"'5.
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D» » tiatry _
. f iff C. li. -"~3 ER
We are now disclizirgiiigi
Hard Coal fiom the Arthur 
Gibson. Customers _should
.order and take delivery
heir coal this week as the
price advances after ist (ict
ober.
C. l.yons&Co
Line-'i=~ 1:5. att* f.~  » __~. zts-
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Public Notice .
As measles ser-in to be gettini<l‘\`0'
valent in the schools of Cliarlottc-
town owing to the neglect of soriwl
milens. public notice is csiisii to tin#
Regulations of the Board of Health.
*Specially to Rules 1 and 6.
Rule l states that any householder
in whose house occurs a case of
measles shall immediately notify the
Board of Health, through its Health
Omtfei- or secretary, ot the same-
Rule 6 states that no member of
NW household where measles oxieti-1
shau bs permitted to mingle With.
children in schools, churches, _or other'
Willie nieces. l
There is a penalty ot $40-00 f0\` fB““
‘"0 to obey the rules.
The Board of Health requests all
citizens to comply with the reiwm'
f-ions at once, and assist in stamp'
iltz out ths disease.
'W. W. CLARKE.
Secretary.
BENJ. ROGEIIS, JR.,
D - Chairman.
ec. lst, 1910.
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»~\i-we-n De fist
lierlin Dental Parlors
Riot-irioinl St. i'hone 153.]
'wc |'ro\v.~¢. Bros.
 & .
PAINTING
Bring in your sleigh and ~
have it paiiitecl before the _
rush. Have yours done now '
and be all ready by the
time your neighbor begins
to think about it. We ‘
gunraiitee you satisfaction. _

FRED. C WALLEII 1
205 Kent St. t
` 9-irl6 inpil :1
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‘ "iii ~.-I r .r~,~i‘ ""f'-ct" ` ‘~#  '
,_ __¢s;.'-2.' 4 uafilsrtm. ~-~ l ‘-~ #7
Directkoutc To Boston
Tucsday l..lh December
'I`. NICOLL,
Agent Charlottetown
drlhtf
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"" simian "'“'\
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F 0 R S A l. E _ _
" M\"'I'\Y Hi\rbor,t.hr‘ee acres ol land
with Stars, Dwelling . Wsr»hou°e html
licu iiox sate or carrie
i §§i".i‘¢_‘i¢”.if`?.§’ ‘£32 .i‘f.‘i."..“°»'if'=fi’ii.i.`§f'.."if'§'.-'t
iii.-sr iiriiiro sonsisiinz ol has M,
"°". -; uiopers balance comini in "iv
 and 5 heiid of sleiars f--r teedlni
’ ' c wor
“"'°"'“ aIMi|ui`\em“i;?:“i~i-ii=df;`i>rii)i(i' roi. rl
lllb ' _
it-i..3.`i."i'i"s7.l'."& §"....|‘l..'.ii.'i"' .§`i.§‘iii'.s.i°"_.§`...i
{§:`;I\|on the propertiy. For lull n?,\'t_tPU|
Btfveifdniflhiiihiin. "nm" iw “nw
,ii§,§,»“,° 5§,‘,f,§”;,f“ .ioniv Msiitfliaiib,
1,,_,_m,.,,,,,,,| Auction ser.
for that firm.
Tlieimail train arrived in this
city at 12.30 yesterday morning, be-
ing two hours and forty minutes
late, having waited to connect with
_ ',thc Empress, which was delayed at
Point Du Chene till late. The Cape
'l`rnvc-rse train on Saturday was
twenty minutes late and the morn-
ing train from the east ten minutes
.lat.c. The Tlgnish train was half an
hour late. The Murray Harbor and
tlic afternoon trains fi'om thc east
were on time.
The Xmas issue of St. Diinstan's
lletl and White is now being pre-
pared. The board of editors selected
rare as follows:-Editor-in-chief-J. G.
rGillis; Associate Editor-Alphoniis
.li'ooney; J. A. B. Brennan, Ray Mc-
Carville, J. N. Conroy, l.i=int'e1't.
Chiverle and Adolphus McAdam.
lohn SH McDonald is bursiniss- ulitiiu-
‘gcr, while the circulation manage-
imcnt is in the bonds of S. F. Walk-
'er and Willard McNeill. lrast year
the Red and White ranked highly
'among the college periodicals of
t‘e.ua<la and thc men in charge tli‘s
year are endcuvoring to maintain
the high standard obtained by the
magazine under the management ot
their predecessors.
On Sunday morning, December 4th
1910, there passed into the rest of
the people of God, at the ripe old
age of 87 yuirs, Mrs. Mary McMil-
lan wife of the late John McMillan
of Alherry Plains, who predeceased
hcr in 1888. Mrs. _McMillan had no
relatives on thc Island beyond her
husband and children, she was a na-
tive of the province of New Bruns-
wick in the Miramichi district. At
the early age of 17 years she marritd
and in due time became the mother
of 16 children, 13 of whom lived to _ _ _ ‘ ` `
f . ioir Xmas shopping at his store as
grow up. lt would lie bald to find
anywhere a more industrious, cherry,
kindly hearted person. The ma_orli_y
of wivcs and mothers would have con-
sidered the burden and responsibility
of their duties to husband and child-
ren more than enough, but she reach-
ed out a hand of liberality and kind-
fness to the poor and lorlorn and des-
titute. While she radiated sunshine
to all probably none but her child-
lren fully realized all that she was as
wife, mother and neighbor, neverthe-
less all class-es of the community were
glad to meet her always. About sev-
en months ago she went to visit 'her
daughter and son-in-law, Daniel and
Mrs. Shaw, New Perth, and almost
immediately was stricken down by
an attack of jaundice from which
she never really rallied. Apart from
this there was- every reason to lie-
lieve she might have lasted years for
she had a splendid constitution and
her active habits and overflowing
spirits were in her favor. The Rev.
George Orman, Methodist Minister
nt Vernon River visited her, and
shortly before her ilcpnrtizre they
commemorated together the Sii‘.'iot\r’s
dying love and obeyed his conimmid
“Do ‘this in remembrance of me" lt
was a hallowed and gracious time.
The last tokens of respect _were paid
to her on Tuesday, Dec. 6th when a
goodly company of relatives and
friends gathered. Tliomas Richards
ani] his sistci' led in the singing of
some of the grand old hymns. The
services at the house and at the
burial ground of the ldnglish Church
at Cherry Valley, \rlici~e she was laid
beside her husband, \ve.o conducteil
hy the Rev. George Ormziii. Five dau-
t
,ghtcrs, Mrs. Isaac Vanldeistine and
Mrs. Brehaut., from Montague, Mrs.
C-ephas Twccdy, of Vernon River,
Mrs. Vickerson of (fariligan, Mrs.
Daniel Sihaw of New Perth, together
with four sons were present. The tam-
ily feel thankful to Daniel and Mrs.
Shaw for thc-attention and care bes-
towed upon their dear mother but
they fiiliy realize that it was a ‘Lla-
hnr of love and ileligt\t.." The deccas_
ed lady WHS 11 Y-ylie and specimen of
thousands of wives and mothers
whose livos of honesty, industry and
self-sacrifice contribute heartily to
the uphuilding of both tho earthly
Empire and the Heavenly Kingdom-
if Ebfmy goods - Our stock in
this line has been carefully selected
for the Xmas trade and is of the
finest quality. It includes brushes,
(hat, clothes and hair); mirrors
military SMS. (with or i without
cases), and a nice assortment of
Messing Cases and manicure
sets. Our prices are the
lowest possible. . Let us help
von make selection ' h
_ . ri _ is. A.. l
Last s...i...g ii... sssss.. .f~>~=»=f» Central Drugstore. Sus-ty-. G -F-Hutc eson _
sId°' ' llowaid Watch/l ent %
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inong those in the city yesterday.
W. A. and Mrs Cumlng, Montague,
were in the city Saturday registeriny
at the Victoria.
Mrs R.C. McLean, and Mrs A. D.
Currie, Souris, were in the city Sat-
urday and were at the Victoria.
Capt Larkin of the dredge Prince
Edward has left tnis city for his
liome in Alberton. The dredge is
now in the dock for the winter.
Telephone subscribers please add to
their directories the following 'new
aubacribersi--26 L. G. I-laszard's re-
sidence; 45 I, -Knights of Columbus
Hall; 352 L--G. ll. F'itzgerald's re
sidence.
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At the Annual Meeting of the
Maritime Poultry Association held
at Amherst on liar: 7th thc following
were elected officerrsi-lr. A. l-iaszard,
Vice-Prcsiaent; J. F. llurke and (Jr-
ris Gill-Directors; and I..l~I.D. Fos-
ter member of the Prize List com-
mittee.
I
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A quiet wedding took place on the
evening of _Sth Dzcumber at the resi-
tilunco of Thomas J. and Mrs. Sea-
Iinan of I-iuntlir River, when their
daughter Lily Etta was united in
marriage to John Robert Neill of
Rustlco Road. Ii. R. Bell, pastor of
the Christian Church, olliciated.
l.. H. D. Foster has arrivetl hoinc
froni the Amherst Fair with his flock
of l'lymoutli Rock and a number ol
other birds consigned to him. At
the above Fair, lfostcrks Plymouth
Rocks won fifteen hrizcs out ol revs
‘cnte-en entries, including one first
and one second for breeding pens.
The Guardian hns to hnnil an ele-
gant calender from H. H. Brown, the
gents' furnisher, and it seems that
_his cnlenders of each year excels thc,
previous one to such a degree that
the Guardian wonders where his am-
bitions will end. These calendars are
sought after every year by everyone
young and old, and in order to al
low his customers full benefit he lrns
found it necessary to protect his rr-
gular patrons particularly. Mr
Browii says that he cannot supply
juniors with calenders-the parent-l
only mn be supplied. The furnishingt
of szich si really liigli-class lin-e 0l‘
caleiidas is a big item and he must
know to whom they are gi Jen. They
will be given to every rers-in do ng
tl
long as they last. These calenders
are expected in time for to commence
distribution Mo :day the lth, anil
every day aft 1' thot. Only on: calc..-
d-cr c-in le given to each person.
~ Colds or Fevers
_ Are broken np ln s single night, and
serious illness prevented. by taking
l-l'ood’s Pills
Lil druczists. 2.5 cents. V
Charlottetown Steam l‘~a~_/i
gallon Company Limited
Commeucing Monday the 7th. ol
Nov. the S. S. Northumberland will
leave the Uompany’s wharf daily, ex-
cept _Sunday at 7.30 o'clock, a. in.
tteturn"nq will leave Picton about
1.30 o’clock, D. m.
G. W. WAKEFORD,
Manager
Charlottetown, Nov. 3rd , 1910.
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_-- _ _ _,___ _,_____-______.__-__. __A
The _Best Gift y
for any M an-- »
the Howard
Watch ‘
A gift of n llownrd
watch is a conipliiiient that
every inan will nppieciate.
---A gift that cannot bc
beaten for real value and _
which also teaches a lesson
in honesty, puiictunlityuiid
| acciiracv which guides all
‘i Howard owiiers
No other \\'.i'i‘li ~ it carth ran
surpassiiitliie sliyrlitest ciogi'i‘i~
thc Hoivnrrt-it is the wntcli that
is now suprcim--:i innster-
piecc that takes over n yvar to
construct. livery llownrd is
tlioroiiglily tested iii its own
czisc and the price atlixcd io ilu-
outside case when lcziting ilu-
factnry. No mutter what price
_. yp-i pay fora lliiward you are
sure of getting your nioricys
atv al\\':iys~-niid that is thi' most
beiiiitifiil dainty and artistic nf
Q all time 'aces
pi .
i Howisrds arc priced from
' $4o.oo up.
worth iii a wzitch that is ucvur- i
. 1
A I5 Shopping Days 15 3
To Christmas
7
Do_you realize this ? Do you also know that if everyone leaves their holi
day shopping until the last week we will be unable to give proper attention to
our custom_ers._ lt s easier to make a good selection now while stocks are com-
plete than it will be later on when, they are broken.
Dori’t forget that from 9 to 12 in the morning is the best shopping time
during December on account of the poor light of the afternoon.
Men’s Wear Dept.
.__ _ =
Fancy Hosiery 50 to 5oc pair Gloves _ 75c to 4.35
Shirts i.oo to _2.5o each Mufflers 25c to x.25
Ties i5c to 85c “
Braces 25c to 6oc pair
H aiidkercliiefs 5c to i. 50 each
jerseys 1.25 to 5.00
lf`_ili1¢_i _.Goods |299*-_
Suit cases 1.50 to i2.oo
Grips 5.50 to 14.50 '
Military Brushes i.2o to 2.25 pair
Umbrellas 6oc to 6.oo
Shopping Bags
Einbd. Hose
'Ebony Brushes
Ebony Mirrois
Hdkfs
Belts
Collars
Collar Pins
Veil l'ii1s
_Iabots
6oc to io oo
3ic to 85C
95C to 7.8;
35c to 2.50 _Ierseys
3c 1.35 V Mufflers
25c to_i 65 Aprons
15c to i.z5 Card Cases
i2c to 5oc set
2ac and 5oc ea.
25c to i25 ea.
2.75 to iooo
z5c to 5oc
25c to 1.35
6oc to i.35
Glove Dept. Ladies
\
Dogskin
=~ Tail
'>~ Tau
s Suede
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g .vlsf /o .rn Ms cu/aplle/c //'nr '_
Plaiii'I`ai1 Austria Kid 
Gi-:noble Kids, Black, White, 'l`an, Brown, Grey, Navy.........  25 pair
| Black and Tau best Kid, 2 buttoiis...........................  3.5 pair
’ Black and 'I`:ii1 3 clasp best Kid  ....... 
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L50 pair
and Brown, one button special.........    pair
and Broivii, one button best quulity...... . . . _ _ . .
, _ L25 pair
'Best Grey, Tan and Black  . . . . . .
_.L45 pair
  Gift Boxes
Covered with bright red paper, a border of Holly _
leaves :uid a short Christmas wish is embossed on
the cover.
'~   on ~
 .~' __.,<~L@‘”*<f'!,i" _'-3;.-;;-§,.fr_f“". _ _ - .
""' "'*~`  '~" i  6 x6 x r-2 iii......l0ceacli t.un1med Seals....5c k..
P
S:<SXiiii _....|5ceach
’ iz is: x 83-4 X 3 3-4 |5c ea. Guiumed Xmas Ribbon
i l5c roll
#__ _.i Stanley Bros
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c_.u1i_ts mu e rent gre in ct- ni_. n
within n reasunuble _tiinm otlii-rwiao no
fiction will be tiiken in regard th:-reto.
.J _u. H l`t<.`t$l.\-.
12 Udlli Se\<:'y \'icliiriu A. A.A.
Auction at North
Bcdeque
I will sell on Deceinher Zlst, at 12
o'clock sharp my entire stock, crop
and farm iniplemonti-i, as follows:
Brood marc, 5L years old; filly, 1;
years old; 2 foals (mnre and horse);
horse, 3; years old; horse, 6;
years old; horse, 112 years old; 4
,For HALIFAX and Cowboys The Cow Punchers Indians
BOSTON Sweetheart
On ller
Doorstep
A big Feature
Photo Play
with a wonder-
ful story
Peo
Th
M ss .icitr
2CltT€
TH E f.'.’.2§§»..‘.‘l.ti‘i°..
T
i he Story of at
Man who slept
two \`c,iitiiriE_
Max has a
Chance
Comedy _
ii a ii u n i. i; it _
ple’s
In Indian
Feature Song ' -
and Illustrated Ballad
;f:§:;‘,';§ Mr. Will Stewart ,gt;,°_“°m:'f;,
young cows, hens, 2 new mowcrs,5}
ift. cut; 2 new truck waggons, 1 old
_truck waggon (good), 2 driving
waggons, 2 carts; truck, seedcr and
shnrrows, 4 plows, 3 sets burrows,
 "Gifts suitable for msn--Handker-1 “P0” U10 “Ut NVD Weeks We
_ , '”_`_ , iciiicfs, silk ties, sweaters, shirts, Offering 0“\` 2"?-UB BROCK
Souris least revolving light will be rainm¢¢;_ 91,-,gh mp, silk ,ugpmdm-8' ready-to-wear overcoats,
xcil white for it few days until i'e-Inmbrellan, links, fur . c(,“m-_ silk stars and reefers nt
“ir” “'19 """°t‘i'1'_ __ _ Imutller, pipe rack, full dress muffler, t"°m°iY 1°' ¥"`iC°5~ Th‘\9° 81'?
12-‘Jd.ii. 'l. it. 'l`i\iI.til{, i;l'W0H- C\lShion5_ Morris Chg", home fashionable garments, made and
Agciit iilnrinc & l°'lsl\ci'ics. Bong leather Wallet I,ajama5_ mmlmed well, and well worth the
All persons lin\in|,: iicioiiiitn iitriiiist ‘
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vrttut l is nilsninc litiniuu
N o r i c i; _ ___ _ _
“'5"i‘”"ri5e'ii‘°.‘i"““h"i?.“-I* ";"f'.“=.“i.*‘ “What Every Woman Wants”
threshing mill and cleaner, Chatham
farmers, grain criisher, hay rope and
blocks, potato digger, alelghs, har-
fnesa, forks and hoes, new express
aggon, nuid digger and pllc of mus- Uleaned eurranta.pure.hfi!h-zrsde specially prleed orapsekszes
01 mud. SUFHB |"m\’9"' 45 mn” °' Than we have candled pool, nuts, Christmas stockings. candles-in
pillow At rston's' 12-rim |l=f‘f° '"“f‘““‘~ ‘Tome 1". We een
- _ T ` ' ' iterest you. D. A. Iiruce. 12-10dtf.
At Christmas ‘
Chocolates in Fancy Worlt Baskets
Chocolates in Glove or llandlterchiefa Boxes
This aciinm- our display ot Xmas' hocoliites is on s more extensive
scale than ever We have preaontii to lil. any purse.
i B U Y I T N 0 W
We'll more your gilt until you want. it delivered.
GEO. E. HUGHES} "‘i>..'.f.°L’i'l'.°"
Phone Your Order for
Xmas Groceries
/ - \__
Wehnvesliesh shipment of all necessities in Xmas baking an
rccery necessities. All fresh. pure and best that could be secured
t-Iced.-d Raising. high-izradeelesn and pure, in airtight. packages. I
'P!`~‘950d hal* 10 '-"‘“ P"eS"°d 5u“w'i verytnlngyoii could possible want.
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oine loose straw, timothy seed, bar-I
.ley; oats; also ii large barn (38140,
1ft.i and a lot ot articles too numer
imifi tosmiirgtiiiiiiie Farm is sold Hi  
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.2lst should he stormy. sale will take
jplncc first lint- day folluwitllif-
(`HAltl.l'Z3 E. MCIIONALI)
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