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- Telephone Subscribers 0
A residence extension telephone would save
your wife and members of the household many a
weary 'run up and down stairs, if you had one of
these handy little instruments installed in the up-
stairs hall or one of the bedrooms.
The cost is a fraction over a cent a day. ~
Make it a Christmas Present to your wife-one
that she will appreciate and find use for every day
throughout the year.
Order now-the time is limited.
For further particulars '
Call the Local Manager
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ent, Even Lord Curzon. than whom
the Government has no more strenu-
ous or virulent opponent, has within
the past few days gone out of his way
to pay a magnificent tribute to those
in ofilce, and the way in which they
have managed the nation’s business
lu these history-making days. There
are one or two carplng critics, mostly
anonymous, who kick and scream a-
bout the necessity of this or that or
the other action. but nobody takes ser-
ious notice of them. The British pub-
lic do not appear to he in the mood to
tolerate any interference with the men
at the helm. being confident that the
uation’s resources ln men, money and
material nre’in safe hands, both in the
government and the fighting services.
The Canadians here who watch close-
ly the day’s events as reflected in the
ne\vspapers have but one feeling-fir
tense admiration for the magnificent
light which the Empire’s sons ure put-
ting up on foreign soil, intense admira-
tion for the displays of unexampled
bravery and disregard of danger and
all those line qualities that have called
forth the splendid tributes from all
observers, and they are struck with
the all-round efficiency of the men who
are handling the 11atlon’s affairs in this
time of stress and strain. At a time
when Canada by her splendid gift of
men and material is arousing the ud-
miration ot' the whole of the English-
speaking world it connot be too wide-
ly made known that those who stand
in the forefront today lending the na-
tion are sustaining the high tradition
of the great race. The British people
are the first to impeach, criticize, pill-
or_v. and fire all the sundry who “fall
down” or fall into the performance of
public duties at any time, but one
looks in vain for any discordant note.
Not a few have called for the supress-
ion of professional football, and some
of the newspapers have backed up the
appeal, but now, as ever. tose in auth-
ority refrain from any iussy interfer-
ence with the liberties of the people
however much they moy privately dis-
opprove of any particular conduct. In l
a word, neither the British Govern-
ment nor thc British people is to be
moved into historical or panicky legis-
lation. There is a belief here that both
the British and the French authorities
art- satisfied that they have thc full
iuoztsurc of the German forces, that
flu-_v have well-defined plans to mcct
flu-tn in their own fashion and flint the
lt-udcr on both sides of the (‘.l\auncl
uro confident that there can uni be'
COLONIALS IN EGYPT.
At the moluvul ol` writing it has just
lint-.oinc known that the Austrian and
New Zealand contingcnts have been
lauded in Egypt to meet thc Turkish
menace. The Canadian troops had
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Cys
 
I Furness I
' Sailings
From For
Via St. ]ohn's
LIVERPOOL I' LIVERPOOL
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Tabasco Dec. lttth
Dec. Sth ' Durango Dec. 28th
Dec. 26th Queen Wilhelmina Jan. I6th
From For
LON DON LON DON
Sagamore Iles. I9 th
Sschem _ Dec. 29 th
Dec. lgth tfrseiana Janv 6 th
Der. l9I h Star Point Jany I5 th
Furn¢ss,Withy & Co, Ltd.
-l 59;3.12 _12M5tuth5i_ _ x Halifax we offer our best wishes for
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I MARITIME PROVINCES
_ 'ro MONTREAL
If “ms CANADIAN,"
MONTREAL TO CHICAGO
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ALWAYS GIVE
L _  vrnrrcr
L  smsncnos
MW
been looking forward to rubbing shou-
lders on Salisbury Plain with the men
from the southren seas, and lt is not
at all improbable that some of the
Canadians may move into the Austral-
ian huts. Meanwhile steps are being
taken to have the Canadians ready
whenever the call may come.
Within the last few days more Can-
adian doctors have gone to France
front Southampton in company with
_Colonel (`nrleton Jones, M.D.. and
Colonel J. \V. Bridges, M. l).. The list
includes Lleut-Cols. W. A Scott ami
Rudolf; Majors GGardner and Gold-
smith; (‘apts (‘all, McLeod, Mel-leth,
Colquhoun, Leslie. Bethuns, Tytler,
Wilson, Mcl{uy, Philip and Menzies.
Major Father Jolicoeur, of Vnlcarti-
er., who is on duty at Salisbury Plain
with the Roman Catholic troops, is
shortly crossing to France for a month
and on returning in the middle of Jan-
uary, he will come over to Quebec for
a while, and return here later. The
itev. Father is very popular with the
men of all ranks and religions and will
be great-ly missed.
Col. Victor Williams passed over a
thc front recently and there is some
likelihood that he may join Sir John
French’s staff.
(‘apt. Hamilton, the son of Archbis-
hop Hamilton, of Otfawa, one of the
hardest working officers in the contin-
gent, has been promoted major-an
appointment that meets with the ap-
proval of all, as being richly deserved.
Capt. l\lcBrien, \vho saw service in
South Africa. and Capt. Brown have
both become majors.
Major the Rev, Steacy. Divisional
chaplain, reports that the four librari-
es with at total of 60,000 books are
greatly alpprccintcd by thc troops, us
are lhc sacks full of illustrated papers
and magazines that are arriving from
all parts ofthe United Kingdom. The
major is cndcavoring to get something
in the nature of n permanent library
_-building crcclcd. and he is also arrang-
ing l`or a picture theatre in catch of the
four camps in order that thc soldiers
may limi something to interest them
in the long winter evenings.
Capt. Killam, of Winnipeg, has had
a bad spill with u motor-cycle, and
is suffering from an injured shoulder,
necessitating leave ol' alnsiriitzc, ami
(lol. Archie Mcllunald has had a had
fall, but is progressing favorably.
<`ol. Nuismilh, i\'l.I),. of Toronto, the
watcr specialist, whom the Minister ol'
Militia sent over lo look after wnlcr
supplies has bt-on spentli|\l.‘: u. few days
in l.ol\don gutllcring tlala, :intl inter-
vicwim.: some of tho wounded llritish
soldiers who have returned l'rom the
lronl, getting to know the actual con-
ditions of life in the trenches, partigu.
lurl_v as they al‘l`t-ct the men and their
supplies. The lloc-tor wanted to get
:tt some infornlation in the Alexandria
llospilal, and he suddenly found him-
self' the object of much attention.
was, in fact, mistaken for a German
spy, Forllmately no great harm was
done. as Dr. Scott, a nephew ol' the
Minister of Militia, was able to rescue
the Dot-for from his position of embar-
rassment. The incident provoked a
good deal of amusement and laughter
in which (lol. Naismilh himself joined.
'l`oda_v a romantic wedding came to
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We take the opportunity
of publicly acknowledging
our tljiankfulness to all who
contributed to our patronage
’ during the past year and we
respectfully solicit a continu-
ance of their goodwill.
To the pu hc generally
IIIIIII
a Happy and Prosperous
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' Ch’town Fish Supply Co. i
Phone 340-J Grafton Street.
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Ellis Montague
Best place in Montague to
buy School Supplies, Stationery
.r--,___  IN U  weeks'
-Ronin   
 riiiliiiiiiilii  _ iigiiher speaks
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F  tw, I A  i _ the soldier
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“lun-:|t|.u. |.:M|nsn" all kinds We cal-ri ther.. `
1 1-4 to 12 Horse Power.
V information
FOR
Gray Stationary Engines
Standard the world over, Made in sizes from
Write for free Catalogue giving prices aniffull
SALE BY I
_ _ - . are' guaranteed. Bringvor mail
Umuudnmm' cusnnu your iilmsto be developed ‘and
don’t forget that our photographic
goods are always fresh:
call when in needfof
Waterman fountain pens which
was
the* sl
ring was the
and after
groom
The Mayo
borough,
fast, and the
camp this
the home of
Canada, there to
the war.  _ `
The _Canadian Contingent has had'
its first full-strength parade on‘ the
Plains, 25,000 men being drawn up on
a front of about 1% miles, and review-
ed_by General Campbell and General
Alderson. When the inspection was
over all the officers were assembled"
and addressed by General Alderson
.who complimented them and the con-
tingent upon the result of the, day's'.
mauouveres, and the flne_ appearance .4
'of the troops. Those who have watch-
ed the progress of the'Canadian troops
since their arrival here declare that
some ot' the hatallions are hardly re-
cognizable, showing as they do won-
derful improvementsin all that per-
tains to military movements and ad-
dresses. But even admitting this one-_
must confess that the assembly for the _
first time of 32,000 mea at Valcartler.
from all over the Dominion, their feed- -
ing, housing, and drilling into a com-_
_than anything yet achieved on this,”
side on the same lines, and foo much`
credit cannot be bestowed on those.
who bore the heat. and burden of the ,-
day on the plain of Quebec. It is only?
by comparison that one is able to mea- _-
sure up the original acliievement and
properly appreciate it.
Hamer Greenwood, M. P., has been
appointed a lieutenant-colonel in the
New Welsh Army.
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LONGACRE
NEW YURK CITY
liroudway and 47ll| St.  '
l_£Xl5LllSlVl~2LY ll.\t'_2}il'.LQlt _
t'onvcm_cnl to Evcriygllslug. 'lllc rclmed :ur and
Ood service of aclu .
RATES PER DAY
50 rooms Vlflill lavuI.U|'y 51.00
50 rooms with private bath l till
530 rooms with private bath 2.00
'|`4vu~r'~om Suets £1.00 I.o$B.00,
_ Special \\'\~.c ly Rates
slurunt a la rralc Club Breakfasts.
\'lN(} D01 nM UI-‘EN ’l'0 LADIES.
'l‘he best value in New York lilly _
both in rooms and restaurant.
Phone. 7790--~-Byrant. J. Gt IGGS.
8005-l2~22l\Ittslyr _
 
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I\l'l\’\' YORK (‘I'I‘Y_
you d|~_<lr¢~ to lot-ntl- ln tho
VI-I-RY CEl\"l‘RI'} ’
.ne-ul-wtf rf-lull shops nnd uuwt noe(-sslbllf
to llu-utr-s, depots, stonuumlp piers, you
u'll'l Lu- pl:-ascii at the
lilO'l‘I»]L '
Albemarle-Hallman
Sth Av., Broadway, 2-ith St..
tI\'I‘IlLl.UlII{l.\`G MAIIIHUN SQ, l’AIIK.|
A .flvu million dolltn' 1-xaniplu of modern'
urchlu-<-turul pl-rn-cllullz in-qolumodntlon-,
1.000 guests.
A Good Room,
$1.50 Per Day.
i\\'ith Bath, $2 to $5.
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Msg;-LT
FULL/ STRENGTH PARADE. l
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SUM'
Montreal.
AGENTS WANTED-'ro sell for "'l‘n§
Old Reliable Fonthill Nurseries." We
teach our men to sell. Experience
unnecessary. Highest commission
paid. Handsome free equipment.
Stone & Wellington, Toronto, Ont.
 “te-12-12-_sts
_ AGENTS: "THE WORI.'D'3'GREAT-
EST WAR," Including Oaua.da's part.
Profusely illustrated with actual bat-
tle seenes. Record seller. Make seven
dollars daily. Sample book free on
promise to canvass. Linscott Com-
pany; Brantford. '
 
_ _ FEMALE liELlLV_|I\lI='|'ED
$2`A"'oAv'sA'l_'Anv Fon |N1'e|.|_|-
gent married or single, women for
work around home or liberal remun-
.eratfon for spare time. Mrs. David-
_ son, Brantford. __
WANTED, AT ONCE, A GIRL .FOR
'general housework. Apply at this
' office; 6004-10-10Mti’.
 
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Fon' SALE-7 PA|Rs neo Foxes.
;-J. 'H. Judson Fox Ranching Co., Box
,__1.§5_~_9h‘_F_‘°"ef9W_'%:_._ 39‘!*'l2~22'“6‘
Fon SALE-7 PA|Rs"'R`Eo`|=`o`>`tEs.
Duct soldlerly body was a greater feat fi. _ J. H. Judson Fox Reaching Co.,
V Box 155,~Char1ottetown.-
_ 1012-12-19_M1w.
FOR SALE, SILVER BLACK FOXES
_ absolutely free of red and -rust. One
Thousand Dollars per pair. These
are yearling fo_xes, also cross foxes
fronfflfty to seventy-tive per cent.
black and silver, $175 per pair. All
are guaranteed as represented. Half
cash _on purchase must accompany
order by wire in New York City
funds. All goods delivered at Monc-
ton for final settlement. All pay-
ments refunded if foxes are not as
represented. James A. Kane, 489
' Third St., Brooklyn,  Y.
- _ 69 0-12-12M17l.
One cent per word flret Insertion In this
Quit must accompany order.; Minimum snug,
\
hall 'cent per were
II-05'I'-"U`l1iN_i\l‘l"liY  bill” train or
»‘ business part ot`Clillii~iottetown, optiii
19.666 Sold watch. Finder ro.
warded-return to Guardian Ofilce.
. 8020-12-23m3ipd
 
' -~ HISIIELLIIIEOIIS
ONE OR TWO WINS OF FOXES
can be ranched by experienced ran-
cher near Charlotetown, terms reas-
onable. Apply Box 446 Charlotte.
town. 7025-12-17Mtl’,
$15 WEEK AND EXPENSES. T5
travel, appointing local representa-
tlves.- Whitfield Linscott, Brant.
ford. _
WANTEDF- A BOY ABOUT. 15
years old as an apprentice. Apply
to W. N. Tanton, Watchmaker,
p 6014-10-12Mtt.
 
` SITIIITIOIIS YICIIIT
ANV RESPECTABLE MAN OR WOZ
man can _make $2 to $4 daily nts.
trihuting religious llterautre. Chance
for promotion; spare hours may be
}lse;l. Home Bible League. Brant-
or _
_ 1 M _
T0 LET
T0 LET HOUSE ON WEYMOUTH
St.. near R. R. Station. Apply to
Roger Farquharson, South Port.
"B001-12-22`M3l.
I i _ \> _
____\gAnren i '_ f_
WANTED-By a young lady, board in
sr. private family. Room alone. Ap-
ply at this office. 6946-11-14mtf
FEMALE r-'ox wAN1'Eo 1'o`MA`1‘E
with a high grade patch' male, Is-
land bred,about 85 per cent. black
is nine months oln and well devel-
oped. Good ranch. Easy terms. Ap-
ply to Caretaker Railway Mutual
Fox and Fur Co., Ltd., Kensing-
ton, P. E. I. 7050-12-18llI6i.
 
LOST
LOST.-A LARGE GOLD BROOCH
on Prince Street or Mt. Edward
Road. Leave at Queen Hotel. 8012
 
Sllll llooms llllllatlaa,
iplendld eodm, with
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.with private beth(
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The Belgian _Reliei Committee
Fund  1
The Hon. J. A. Mathieson, Premier has been
advised that the Admiralty has laced at the dis-
posal of the Nova Scotia. P.  Island and New
Brunswick Belgian Relief Committees _the Steam-
er Trenegloss for the purpose of carrying further
supplies to the stricken 'people of Belgium.
This ship will be available about December
Twentieth and will sail on or about December 25th.
The Belgian Relief committee has authorized me
to request further donations of cash, clothing and
food stuffs. Persons within the city who desire to
contribute clothing or food will please send same
to the Dill shed, or advise the Secretary who will
have the goods sent for. Cash donations may be
forwarded to the undersigned and will be promptly
acknowledged in the daily press. _ .
All donations of food and clothing from _outside
the city will be received and forwarded free by the
railway and steamers if addressed to the Belgian
Relief Committee and same will be looked after
and forwarded to destination.
- D. J. Riley Secy Treas
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ana-12-iinrf _
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“Have a Heart”
and buy your _wife a Record Brilliant Range. She -
will appreciate its being so smooth and easy to clean. No
useless ornamentatlon.
The Broad, Square Oven
with perfectly _straight sides is very roomy. The oven
heat indicator, .mpneved baki dam r, sectional top, and -
revolving or flat grate are eaiig worth; of special mention.
.It matters not w ether your kitchen isl or small-
There’s a Record made to fit it. Made byaigg
Record Foundry and Machine
Company, Moncton. N. B.
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Queen St - Charlottetown, P.E.I. - Phone 407-L
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