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finds-the greatest solace in
_his pipe. You could not sei;
. CCI B better gift'
For 'You__i°_  
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Our assortment is coin-
plete, and we have them in a
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range of prices from 25c to
- $4.00 witl_pr without cases,
_ 1 in i
Fine assortment of Meerch
sums--the King of Pipes---
up to Sioloofoacli Cslabush
pipes are great favorites for
home use. _
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’I`UEs'DAY, DECENAER i7. |9l¢» -
THREE BEFORE-
(1) Christmas lifve. A handsome
rssidsrrce. ` sur-Rmsriea by beautifully
kept grounds, fn the fashionsblqquar-
ter of a city; an air of luxurious
comfort hangs like a halo DWI' the
scene: thelwindows are aglow with
brilliant lights; the happy faces of
children peer out intb the night with
eager expectancy that knows no fear
of disappointment and their merry
shouts and laughter swell into a
chorus of unfeigned and untroubled
happiness. A sleigh, drawn by rein-
deer, clatters up to the door with
jingle of bells; Santa Claus leaps out,_
shoulders a huge bundle and enters
out, the voices of the children are
hushed; the home settles into quiet
and dignified repose.
(2) A hovel in the unfashionable
quarter; the windows rattle in their
easements; the pitiless~ wind howls
through broken windows `and *battered
door ; the semi-darkness within is
made ghastly by the flickering, shad-
owy light from a near-by street lamp;
in a corner of the only bare room
visible-huddled in a heap on a `f0W
rags-lies the form of a child; by the
fireless stove a woman crouches over
pi half naked child whom she is vainly
CHRISTMAS PICTURES.
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the home. One bv one the lights fads._night passes Qud Christmas dawni-
_tlrsse yr; 'dia it not to Me. '
‘ gndggvprlpg to' Bhhld fI‘0m. “I9-Q cold
with her bony srmss. cn 1 W0' - W1
at the farther side of the room A fir
gure is lying half covered with 'torn
and tattered clothing. 'lfhrough the
howling oflthe wind one_hears the
sickly cry and the hacking cough of a
child. A form, hideous of feature, is
seen driving a. pack of lean, howlluk.
hungry wolves up to the door. The
form is the Spirit of famine.- The
wolves enter through th* ba'-t°"°d
door and the broken windows- T110
flickering street lamp bums Uni U10
rlrilrrs cry sua the hacking ccush 211°
the pltiiess wins rrevsr cease. The
(3) And before'Him shall he gath-
ered all nations. * ° ° 'Then shall the
King say unto them; ° *A* I was an
hungered ~~ and`ye gave me meat: I
naked and ye clothed me; I was ‘sick
and ye visited me, I`W8B ill Dl‘i-SUD
and* ye came unto me. ° ' ° ' IMI'
much as ye _have done it unto one Of
the least of these my hrethremye MVB
0/rms it unto lvié‘."~ ° ' ‘ Inasmuch BH
ye did it not to o_ne__ of the least of
dizzily; To find one’s bearings or
thoroughly reliable work of reference
fanadian Anniial Review of Public
in its eleventh year of issue. The
denied. That. there may have been
,stood when the question was intro-
wisdom or the uhwisdom of th'e
ing out the inconsistency of claiming,
apparent fury by the cross currents
of parliamentary oratory, will have
subsided thcse annual reviews of
L?"T"_:T"".T_`_.___f._nf__.;'f’_°"i-` some 700 pages _each will be con-
NEW  \\i`-‘LOKGL HOTEL sulterlas the authentic history of the
. Wm. MONBOUNQUETTE. Mgr.
' I . ‘ ‘s ` , W: t fl.
i_§§f°ifis¢ri3r?$c"7i‘r»3-rr'fri‘»iiff~ in r'||errr>2'rirs comments of Party MWSPQPCYB-
L‘""’ <lflf'ii"s~"i‘i~f 5'c'~`il"f'<fic1~l-"i`j'»'fi"i`~:i>
_ srprusif. N. s
time, without any reference to the
The volume for 1909 gives an excel-
lent summary of the early history- of
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P L  usually large and is of splendid _qual-
e e __ __ _,_ ity. Make your selection today for
for your _,
" Xmas Grddtrits
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your heart ju~i snr rl kind word for
Cameron's i?cnlefMade_ ‘__§~_i._\|_~_§
Bread
and take aloaf home as an »evid
ence of vour gow! will
::F‘or li man no gift is more pleas-
ing than a cased pipe-provided it
‘i goes to the man who smokes. The
stockl we are showing now includes
`{ingst bi-iar, genuine calabash and
meerschaum pipes in handsome plush
and silk lined cases The 'stock is un-
him. Prices range to $5. The McKin-
non Drug- Co., Corner Great George
nnd Kent Sts. ‘ MU.
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the government to its strictest in-
terpretation and the promptest pos-
sible action, continued to sup-
port the idea of Canadian Naval Con-
struction aud said little about the
issue of Dreadnoughts. ' ° * Speak-
ing at a luncheon in London, on July
lst Mr. R. L.~ ‘Borden threw light
on the famous resolution in the fol-
lowing words; Some feeling was
created ln the British Isles owing to
the fact theft Canada did not by re-
solution or by speech from- the 'Prime
Minister vouchsafe the oder of o_ue,
two, or three dreadnoughts. ,’ He
thought the resolution in the form in
which it was passed, while its terms
might not upon their suface seem as
significant at the moment as the
offer of one or two' dreadnoughts
would have Been; laid down a per-
manent policy for the Dominion of
Canada upon which both parties un-
ited and which ._would serve a more
practical purpose than any such offer
of dreadnoughts. It was the outcome
of conferences _'Q between himself and
sir wilirid Lsui"fer._ai¢_‘."' _
The I_%_evlew ._g_i_i_o*`_.~5llrfr Borden at
Halifax on  14th., One gov-
6l"nil1g_].‘lrilicipfle' _t least should con-
. _ _ _ _ - - _ _ _ _ _____-- _ve-_-_rf-r-A-f -f--`*‘ I
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those who have not been consulted is
that pure and unadulterated winter,
even of the zero variety, would be in
improvement over the present mode
of 'dispensing rain and frost alternate-
ly. However there is nothing now for
it but to talre it ss it comes. The
rainfall of _yesterday took away the
last few remaining snow drifts and
we are again down to terra firms.
An improvement in weather condit-
was thirsty and-ye .gavd me _dfillki ions is hopefully looked for before
I was n stranger and YPA ¢0°k mf’ lui the Christmas rush begins. -'
- The heartfelt sympathy of all class-
es of citizens and of many
thrgughout ' the province _goes
out to the bereaved ' wife
and'd_aughter, the mother and only
brother of R. M. ~-Johnson whose un-
expected death was chronicled in
yesterday's Evening Guardian. The
ate Mr. Johnson was one of Char-
""'A`A`A"` V  - lottetown's foremost citizens, pro-
.HAS THERE BEEN A CHANGE? _the Canadian Naval d6f0l\¢6 m°V°‘ `minent in its civic and business life,
_“_” _ `ment. A chapter Ql`-H70 Of tbl” “ct” a leading member of the Pharma-
while each of the political vcrtissi _om if mad imméaismy ,mer pray-
is digging “P the past history of thelers in tiilelfl-louse'  i_1omm0llB d“\’i“$ Secretary- Registrar and an active
other to prove inconsistency or soi:ne_th° prepay agsgrfgginu, might save and honored member of the Masonic
other equally reprehensible character- some ofthe rdisputauts the trouble _____d_ other _________________ ____g_____z__t_°__s_
istic, it is ditlicult for the ordinary ‘O1 Dravid; so laborjqngiy where they He was for several years-one of the
layman' to tell lust Whether his °W“ ‘stood oi1.¢\;s'qucs‘ff°1\` *W0 Y°“"* “5°- trustees of the P. E. Island Hospit-
particular party stands where it did _ Tha¢»___¢‘h`e_ (_j¢,ng5ry'ai;_1vs Government al and one of _ its truest friends
two years 'ago or only says it d0e=» 'policy diners in its--essential features Cut 'on in the mme of manhood and
lVle11’S Uf6ff1f>?i€`5'i1f@ f-f¢*1¢h`€l`0“S and 'from ‘the°-“Conservative ol>P0BiU°” ~ .
ceutical Association, of which he was
in the midst of a successful business
the `p°uti°.'ll;wT'_:Whe°1s are mvolvingl P°11°Y Of' 1909 ‘°“““°t 5° career his death is a distinct loss to
_ . ~ the city and he will be sorely missed
those of his D_1!~§-‘f-Y it Wm be “@0055” good and valid reasons for the change by B ‘large cirde of hiendm To the
ary t`o refer _t`o the records that have _may be demonstrated dur-ing the ds- home so sadly and suddenlx bereaved
passed into history. _hate but it is the veriest folly to say - .
_ _ _ whose Christmas joys have been over-
An excellent and we believe. _that the party stands now where it shadowed by this great Borrow th
Guardian tenders its deepest sym-
n emergencléglof this kind is “Tl16;'duced. We are not here discussing the _‘mthy_ _ .
Aff1\il`B." by J. Uestell H0PkihBr ¥10W,cha.nge of view; we are slmply.point- '___'__________
Wm: is n_0ri7pe_liti¢_nl unfit d¢B`:_E\'\0d_as many do, that there has beep no PECULIAR WEDDINQ r
to` e purelyi historical, se ting own change, __ ~ ‘ -_ . _
Corsair iran .rrsuar Ofc" r  _wr rrrrr :mm usiriru-=1 sr- ST-_¥°HNf"_N'-,_B-» P°_°vml>c _uf 1-_._  _
cord of 7th§_ igipdptant events in D0-_view' 1909, P. 95: "Meanwhile What gytzzeggzdtiggglgggl her? s"‘l'_§‘u""
|lifiCH. tP'1=1f1lU._t'O!`Iif'fl€I‘C9. industry. fin' of the Federal Conservative Leaders? gm sister oi S_ B_ Bustinf’"£';__ist‘;:_
lnncs &c. Whwh have tfansvifcd dm' Messrs_Borden aud_B'oster stood firm-»,was married to S. F. Matthews. The
‘ing the year. _Whcn the little wave- 1 ~b me parliamgutar r¢g0|u1;i0 groom it is understood is r vel ill
y y _ _ y n. _ g e Y
lets 011 U12 l10lii2iCH1 B08, 1aBh€fi 'inféfdecldred - their intention of keeping at the hwpltal ‘md the Weddiflg is
_said to have taken place at his re-
quest. He is upwards of eighty
years of age. The ceremony was per-
fofmed by Rev. J. L. Dawson, pas-
.tor of the Centenary Methodist
Church. Mr. Matthews is reported
wealthy, and his daughter is said
to. have protested against the wed-
ding.
DOROTHY ARNOLD TWO YEARS
MISSING; SEARCH COST $100,000
_ NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-It was two
years on’ Wednesday since Dorothy
Arnold lei her home, New York, to
vanish, 1 ring no clew as to her
whereabouts. Her disappearance is
.still the mystery it was on the day
the search began. _
On January 26, 1911, a reward of
$1.000 was offered by the father for ln-
»formati0n that would lead to the find-
ing of Miss Arnold. The events that
followed are here summarized:
January 29--The name ol George
S- GflH°°m. Jr.. was linked with the
CABG. G. S. Keith, 1 wyer for Mr,
Am01l|. admitted tgere was an at-
tachment between the two.
March 13.--Central Park lakes wer,
dragged for body.
April ‘19-'rfhe Arnolg family sais
they had given up hope. ,
‘ It is estimated that the sesrgh for
th” misfing girl has cost to date ful-
ly $100,000. The approximate cost
11558 U?-1 figured as ionows:
¢(cf4_f_ trol, namely, that ou_t_.of,our own pen ed by newspapers  $50,000
’ kr___.,;__rr materials, by our own' labor and Expended by the family  85,000
nllfll by the instrumental skill of our own Exp°“d°d‘ by “W 90””  15.000
.,-_il people any ne - _ mvmon ____ while hs was ness of urs New Your
ll
‘I _|' _ _ If -.~__'.|u]  Y_ D detecti b
   " R 23  lg- our naval defeu_tis‘~sho'u_ld‘be made as search v.° wllggegu _?fmI,.ly(2;°°t_:g§e_‘;:§
- _B ken __ ____ _ _ _ far as may be reasonably possible.’ fhfii the girl was alive and would be
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found. .
\ f ~- - -~-f- ~ f ' Norms --__ -
` i\»3\x\!#7'»%B¥|Wl$) i  i
WOMAN ABKS FOR '
'_ _,___  _` - f - Y ‘r-~'" “"""_ "_" _ ' The mild turnsin the weather on 'TWO DIVORCE CASES
< ~ - , __ Monday has ive id ¢,1 1, -°"°"
. . For mm*-for any uhm- no needed extensonpofntige lsr ygelttlfxiig CHICAGO' Dec" 12"” two di'
gift Could be more pleasing’ the winter steamers ready for busi- ;?die1:.;d1g§rvl:hym.l`;u:l]?el3I'Bi?tl|:illlm§d'B”tf
' . _ . . OD 8
Pm°’1C‘]r “-‘=ef“1 “nd 'PPVO ness It was tirr intention lsst week “rd” Mrs Ida Hants Downs in tt
. - _ ~ _ v- a
priate than a ts withdraw the nmprers from the ""1 ’"“’° °'°"~*°"' ° "°°°"d 1°' 'ii'
__ _ .._'_.n._
_Z-Z WON-Di -
\Ve are showing asplendid-
line, of these razors ranging
from the ordinary German sil-
ver sets including holder and
12 blades ii! plush liiiedglea-
ther case at $5 to trnvelin ut-.
fits. ‘
Sec our _line for good gift
suggestions. _ `
~-*___ I Summerside_Pt du>Che‘ne route. on ;,,::c;vl;.?e°°no1;:fi§gt§‘;" `;h::°u;:g
_ llettg _mph _ Saturday but the mild weather mer- decrees were ‘granted to one person
cifully intervened,” _probably because °’},_§h° Bm” div- _ -
th Mi t *__ ' V . e \voman’s drst husband was Wil-
ths wmnko was no _ready to _-ke up “lm Ld. Downey Th." 'M __ “___
' __ eration after 11 den _end ehe sa”
Summer is, this ysar,- finserillff illlthzt lil;°h:;l¢l1°;;t('dl,illedh:':di!'o=l>t:r"l;re:'.
_the lap .of winter somewhat longel-:she married Emil Klstt with .whom '
than good form or the exigencies of 'ng lgrmf gifs vm!!-'_ ‘ ` s
t 4 u "' .` roug against Klaft
T11' 2;: "°"-""°§°' ":";"‘ ‘°'“"“°- about the-:rms time ure maritime
'°"°°' ° °P “ °“ °m°“l _learned that _elle had never been legal-
'  :¥l":;|)&l‘Af:$_  Sh’ % .
°` °.°“ VP, _ _O W0 _
_ :_'_Ns\°er :worry a_b_:gt_a__l_i:_sn.uMa13 often at once to “save time."
a rs prom to t ieu  
- rslrra. holiday guts for men, but it is » vivsfialflrrllitlrlol-. 0
l=rirrl|_ & urrrnllér
' `t " wit. If he is a~sm_okef,.=he""wo\tld bl by th 'moat _  V"  "
vm ° 1° R°“' rrrtinly mnflui if mry on el lnsipert dr cm 
- -» - -s ~~-sf-._ ‘- ‘ ' -~ __ '»- _ _ wgifts weregood of|are.»weheve the-iIyesnint\lls~
r-rr-_-rr-----r...-_.sr-. rt..-.r:.t':.'r'l°..lr:.:r‘¥'*»..:’.~*..“_°'.°:i.r.‘.i;
mn rot bs rnmcrnt at su. A rrrsr is '   
the easiest creature in the world to White Bwsn Y Qin!
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` .Never in oilrllistory have
_ compare  the present 7 dlaplaypf
wear. Th_e“mostlpexfe¢t creations
4-the hendsomest _colors and 'color'
sh wing rich. generous ilowingenda
thdnarrowereffects. ‘ . _  __.  '
Each ilif anappropriate individual XMAS box at
 Ctse '- _ _ '
Silk llandkerchiefs
Hundreds' to' choose from
white silk hcmstitched
_ - handkerchiefs 5oc.,_ plain
and: 'twilled 'silk handker-
chiefs of the finest quality,
A goodlarge size
- Umbrellas. _ '
We have a large stock_oi 
ulnbre1las'for the Christ- _
mas trade in' TaEetas  I
pure ilk,mounted in nickle,
silver and gold $|.U0 to 5.00
l
\
_ srnprriérs
President and Plexo
Suspenders, each pair
in fancy box. A pair
, of these snspenders will
make ayery acceptable
, Xmas box 'for any gen-
tleman.
50s in L50
Mufflers
Knitted wool and silk
rnuiiiera shaped to fit
the neck in White,Greyr
Maroon, Navy and
Brown. =
Knitted scarfs fringed
on the ends, Brown and
Grey.
601: fo L25
llandkerchieis
_ Every.meni.s’psrticul-
sr about his hindker-_
. "chief, It must be_of tl.e7
'right size and duality, ‘ _~;
we have Lawn. Linen, _
_ and Sllken.in white spd..`_' f
- fancy borders, hemstlti _
ched and plain; Priced " '
' from x5 to 25c. Box of
1 2 doz linen Initial
Q H lndkerchiefs for
_ L50 __.'y_ __
/ ` V
Suspenderi
,armlets and garte
put up in pretty boxes at
75c, Loo, L25.
  l
s We have
SNS, Hosiery
What would be more accept
able thsna nice set of suspend- silk hose pnt up in a
ers r
pretty Xmas box at 5oc.
them-handsomely iiulshed and 0fl1¢\' H1185 ill five C8511'
mere ribbed and plain
and fancy designs at
u__ ____.___}
 
25c, 5oc.
We have s nice line of
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FRESH WATER BASIN » -
UNDER ’FRISCO BAY?
BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. M.-San
Francisco Bay appears to be under-
laid with a basin of fresh water. W
pile 110 feet long, driven in the Bay,
bottom at the foot of Mission street
yesterday, tapped a pressure vein that
is still gushing. Therilrst sllnrii role
four feet above the salt water. The
jet was about ten inches in diameter
nt last reports and continued undim-_
inished. A chemicalanalysls was or-
dered nnd geological experts will: he
called in and divers sent down.
"Our display of Christmas neck-_
wear is well worth coming to see,-`
25a, a5c, 50c,_75c, $1.00.-Patons.
, . 12-17M8!A
' “Fancy china, Japanese wars,
handsome jardiniersr for Christmas
presents. Black & Co. - 12-1’fM3i¢
‘ "Special values in Dinner and Tea
Sets, all prices. Black & Co. 12-17M8i
4 il* ’ I
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for
policy.
trouble for you.
dreading the sound of the
secure gift for you and it
could pissfhly make.
vestigating. - '_
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 K. Ro_gers_ C_o,,_ Ltd.
A Holiday Gift” ` 1
Yourself _
Why not present yourself with a good 'fire insurance
-This will mean the unloading of a lot of care, worry and
I: will mean that no nutter what h1_ppens your interests
~ re safeguarded and you need spend no more weary days-
fire alarm. \
A policy in one of our com :iuies willlmakea stron and '
P C
is one of the best investments you
Call in today and talk over the matter-it is worth in-
._ ‘_
' ' is su're_tO-delight
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_   ' Rich Delicious  
Confections    _
In‘ Beautiful. . _ 
Imported Packages
For H0'l1°day_ Gifts `
_ There is .nothing in this city to comparelwith the* ~
_ ~ superbarray of fine chocolates we h_ave for gift p`li`r~_ l_
Poses-_ `_'I?_h€S@ PU_1‘¢ high grade confections are put :f-_llpilx
_U1 daltltfy packages of great beauty---liner and' rniore-'{
f '_ iff#-ices _range from 25c to  _ .  A
\ Y .= i  l ° ' “ ' .“ ‘ . i`
_ beautiful than ever "oui‘_cus_ton1ers tell us. One of'thes.e_’i 
tlie""rec1p1ent. Selectwhile the assorlt-Lf 
`r 0 ment is.-uiibrokenp . ~  m 
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