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BOSTON. Des is-'rue 1;.-uit..
schooner M. D. __ B., Capt. ‘Richter,
from Hantstott.. N. 8., from.Now
York, which was towed here from
Gloucester seveigal days ago seriously
damaged as a result of being run
into by the British schooner' Evolo_
tion, -.which parted from ber anchor.
nge and crashed into her, ismepatring
the damage at Greens yard, Cn,1s,,a_
and will be ready to resume her pas-
sage "fy Hoon. The cost of the re-
pairs will amount to about $2,000,
The Evolution has been libeled for
damages by the'owners of the M.-D,
S. and will he‘ sold at the United
States marsha1’s sale to satisfy the
claim. _The Evolution was
hound “from this port for Noel, N.
S., and had put into Gloucester for
shclter from B gale. Bhe would have
been driven ashore had not the crew
of the M. D. S. got a line to her, uf-
ter she fouled their vessel, and hold
her until the storm sn1,si<1od_
.\ccfni>ri‘s 25,000
AND sn'1"ri.n sulrs.
i_I.\’c:m.N Ci<iN'ri~;»_i_ Den 13__M,Bs
lllnry Chamberlain, the school teacher
who was lured to o, lonely spot and
smeared with tar by several men, \vi11
probably accept $25,000 in lion of nu
claims for damages, and the affair
will he dropped as far as the courts
:ire concerned.
Following the conviction of some of
the men cngageihin the tarring, Miss
Uhnmberliiin contemplated bringing
damage Suits against all those direct-
ly involved but the mon against whom
these suits were to bs' directed have
opened `ne`goti,ations,lor ii sett1emeht_
Vlubwomen in Hutchison and, other
iowns, howeveri are still intensely
hostile to Miss Chamberlain. An of.
fort was made at/ the recent ccnfer-
i-ncc of City cl"ubs to take some ac-
tion favorable -to Miss Chamberlain,
.lint it met with-such n storm of dis-
npproval that it was hastily dropped.
l.lic women. h0We‘~'er, did recommend.:
n liiw making the tarring of n woman
H felony.
"Boys’ coasters-girls- coasters-
...l kinds of sleds at Beer & Weeks.
"Your wife would like a cheval
glass. We have some beauties. Beer &
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Sealed Tenders, addressed to_th_§
Postmaster General. Will be rec? ve
ni. ilttavyo, until noon. On Fl"d“Y»
inc 5th January _1912._ f0Y the °°“`
\'cyance` of His Maleéw 5 Malls- 0”;
proposed Contract for four years. Sl
tiinc per week each way. lletWee“'.,
Nmtl, SL phohhors and Slnmmersice,
(Rural Mail Delivery)-
r- nie ist April “exf-
Illxfliited notices containing f;l"u_lf_E
infoi-mation as to c0“fl\U°"“ U pm,
posed Contract may 0° S°°“ “___
blank forms of Tender may! hem §t
tained at the l’ost (_)ffice of _0i'___ o_;
ldlcniiors, Summersidc and 1<_l\\ Post
fices and at the ohice of tie
(rll .I ctor. » _ _
)l_~§;¢.rE)sfIff!ce Inspoctor's Office. Ulm"
_ oth, N v. 1911.
lottetoun, 2 J0Hi;_ ____ WHEAR
punt Qfnce Inspector.
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Mail Contract `
Scaled Tenders. 8'-ldlwsed m the
Postmaster General. Wm be _"°°°_f,"d
at Ottawa, until noon, on Fri ay:
the litli January 1912. 101' the °°“
veyance of His Mni8B¢y'B Maul °“,“
Droposcd Contract for four years, s I
times per week each way. between,”
Charlottetown and Johnsons R Gi'
Circular route (flllflll Mail Ilellvery)_
from the Postmaster G¢¥\°l`Bl B P1059
ure. - _
Printed notices containing l“"th:_’:
information as to conditions of pi__d
posed Contract may he seen B___
blank forms of Tender mal’ haf _
tained at the Post Offices of wid
lottetown. Johnston's Rl"°l`- ‘me
route offical; and._at the office of
Post Office nSPO¢ 0*'-' _
pong 01:15, _E__\_isp__i;ct.__or's1__(g§fice. Char-
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iii _n. B.;
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cniiioririiwi  Ami  curl-its  icoiiuii
It nays to in.
Hia Worship Mayor Roger C.
was amon th 7' ‘ly-
,,,, the N g E Pimeneers to tlie_cit,,
Will he a meetln
Milt .. _ €°f.ih=
atn st;l“bl’cf:€lEcmtl0n tms morning
week of 0° "range for the
Mr . ii. _` _ -
McL;od of wood and M155 MBT? E
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Th _ ___ .
e Bervmes 0" Y-lie Mount Stewart
Cir `t .
and Mount hbteivartaalénlbgf, 7:; 3 pm'
'rn c' "
,___ an ity or client leaves Hahn...
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cemb ar ottetown this evening, Do
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_ukely catchlhgiders by telegram will
Allie R. and Mrs L
S ~ arse bf Togo,
Easlr.. _;f_J_rmerly of North Tryon, p_
Narsiiiatf Eiilengumtii 'the fmt" “t
L .. .’ ' "i 0 gues s of Mrs.
arges sister, Mrs, ,J_ M_ Mye,.s_
Th -
nieeteiiiotllfs of‘tA,ppeal m Equity Will
Th _cl l Un Tuesday nex;_
casing gfshlon _‘S hem *U Wnsider the
Water dorgfmon vs The. S“mm°"sld°
all tewei' Commissioners,
i T. A. and Mrs (‘ossuinIin Hal
» ‘ ' ~ . ifax,
were nmfmg the Passengers to the
;l_2»'___0ll. the Northumberland lost
ng' They will spend Christmas
In Charlottetown the guests of JA
S- and Mrs Bayer. origins.. ` `
months with her sister, Mrs, E. J
éeewis, Haliiur, was among the png.
engers returning to tho nity on the
Northumberland last evening,
was taken to the P. E. I. Hospital to
undergo treatment for oppendioit1h_
He will _be operated upon this morn_
ing. _ His many friends will regret to
learn that this step is necessary and
will look for his speedy recovery.
Mrs. l'Cai>t.> 'r. A. Stewart, city,
leaves this morning for St. John
where she will visit friends for ii
companied by her daughter, Miss
Edith. who will go to Belmont, Ont,
to spend the winter with her sister,
Mrs. McLcnn.
Mrs. J. R. Outerhridge, determolo-'
gist. who has so successfully conduct-'
ed parlors in this city for several
summers past leaves on Tue_sday next
for Seattle where she will in future
reside. Mrs. Outerbridge has won for
herself a large host of friends who
will wlsli her much success in her
new homo. On-her way out she will
visit in the larger American cities.
Before niljourniiiciit of the House o‘._
(‘»omiii.;us in (lttzuva, ld. N. llhndcs
gave notice of the following motion:
"That inasmuch us the iininigratioii
policy of the government and several
railway companies has for many
years been almost entirely confined to
the development of Western Canaria,
Novi-i Scotin, New Brunswick and
Prince Edward Island have not Zl'oWu
in an equal degree with the rest of
the Dominion; in the opinion of this
House. in order to promote uniform
prosperity throilgh . (landfill. the
governinent slinuld speedily inaugu-
riite nnd curry out ii policy of publi-
city and iniiiiigriitiou designed to
promote the more rapid ile\'€l0lJli`|0Ut
of said provinces."
The McKinnon Drug (‘/o's Stoi'c,in
its Christmas attire, presents such an
attractive appearance that the casu-
al caller seems to be anxious t0 rc-
ma~'n and the passer-by impelled to
enter. The decorations, principally in
the national red, white and blue. 'U19
festive holly and Christmas bells, are
modestly and tastefully arranged and
 ohtaiiied is an effect most
desira in the decorative art; In an
extra call on a special line The Best
Drug Store anticipates tlie_ needs of
their customers nniT~fii;\t__his particu-
lar season have St0Ck0< ¢l1§m9'3l"°5
liberally with a SUPPIY Of Chmtmhs
chocolates. But little need be said-
of the quality‘ of thc chocolates,-
they are Moir's and thc name IH _H
synonym for all that is excellent in
chocolates. In iu'oclu'in2 NHS “IW
they have secured 'thc highest grade
of chocolates at a ressoiinble price.
Another particular feature of their
fresh- stock of dainty Xmas clioco-
lates is the cxflniiild "‘"lety of d°`
sifzns in which they HV" ll0x°d~- There
ig 9, wide range to choose from.-'
boxcs of all sizes in all shapes had
with 9, gi-cnt rain-:C Of l1f¢“l'_°l7°° “
brass, velvet and silken finish, etc.,
nnd prices varying suflicicntly to suit
the I-equi;-omonts of each individual
customer and still to permit o selec-
t,o,,_ The Xmas purchaser will also
und there a splendid range of fancy
toilet articles.-the must =iPi"°l""“*°
of gifts,-smokers suillllivs. GW-
-~"'l‘ho School that has won the con-
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2:-le pure, w ofuomo and nulrit ous. »
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y ill this Province. Miss Katie Mclntyre, Milleove, was
a visitor to the city yesterday;
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| Albert McKinnon, Neponset, Mass..
urthumberlaiid last evening, and Hugh Walker, North River, were
There ___ visiting in Clyde River recently as
the guesi.s,of John A. and Mrs. Mur-
ray. _
prayen Afnon the "ize winners at the
B DI
'Amherst 'Fair were Wood & Son,
Hazelbrook, winning first prize for
Orwell have ' . .
f , _ _ _ returned home Campbell Vlliite Chad Wheat and
53;” £5' e"l0yBl1le visit to friends in first prize for barley.
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Rev. J. F. Folyd will deliver the
'third sermon in the series on Chris-
tinn baptism tomorrow evening in
the Central » Christian Church, the
_subject being “Who should be Bap-
.tizcd?"
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Rev. T. Fullerton will preach at
both services in St. James Church
_tomorrow. In the 'morning his dis-
,courses will be on The value of the
:word of God, and in the evening,
The secret of joy.
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I The funeral of the late Lemuel
.Puole, city, will be held from his late
lresidence, 40 Hillsboro Street, to-
lmorrow, Sunday, afternoon leaving
_the house at t\\'o o’clock sharp. The
funeral will “be under Masonic aus-
pices and the pallbearers will be 1G.
A. Sharp, Simon Paoli, John Ai.
Webster, Edward Chandler, D. Mc-
lKiniion and K. J. Martin. Rev. Mr.
Heaney, assisted by Rev. Wm. Harri-
son, will ofiiciatc.
A Prince Albert exchange announ-
»ce;< the wedding in that city on Dec.
2nd, of Miss Emma Cantwell, daught-
Misg Blanche Fmlayso mt er of Win. and Mrs. Cantwell of this
I1. y who* < ~
has been sp nd- t, ' city to J. G. McDonald of Cardigan,
8 mg ‘° PM ““@=°i». ii. i. 1 1' tel it - ui do-
mme: ia y a ei e we
ing .\1r. and Mrs. McDonald left on
an extended trip to the Pacific
(least, returning via the Southern
Pacific. The happy couple will ivisit
er ay evenmg Ernest B5-91'. Of nary and they will reside in Saska-
th° P' E' I' R' Freight Shed. City. ltofon in the future.
(ln Tuesday, Dec. 5, Rev. Father
Johnston of Palmer Road delivered 5
lecture in Hope River Hall under the
auspices of the Hope River Literary
and Debating Society. The suhiect
was Thomas Moore, the famous Irish
poet and writer. The character,
writings and habits of :he 1.-oeL~i Jo-
.ncstic and social life were thorough-
short time, later proceeding to Bos- ly oxp1nined_ The interest of the
ton and New York. S118 Will be a°'iaudience, which - was great through-
out the whole lecture, was raised es-
pecially when Moore's poems were
iaanted by the sweet and well-toned
ice of the lecturer. This not only
showed the speaker’s intellectual but
also his vocal talent. Every person
returned to their home delighted with
the evening’s entertainment.
::CI'l‘Y TAXES-A list of names for
unpaid city taxes will be advertised
in a few days-Parties that have not
paid will please take notice. 11-28dtf.
::'l‘he Ii.'i<lic.<,’ Aid of thc \'.M.(‘.A.
will meet this Saturday afternoon at
4 o’clor':k to complete ni'i‘aiigemeiits
for `tlic “lleestrick >lk.nlo" Concert,
12-lfidli.
Exquisite
Perfumes
in attrabtive -pack-
ages at prices ranging
froiii 25c to $5.00
Chocolates. _ '
packages are 'now on~ _
in bozes, baskets
and bulk.
Some ver handsome
.Y
exhibition at prices
from
35 cents to $5.25.
5 -.iiodaks s f
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‘ Brownies-and Pocket
Kodalcs at prices from
$2.00 in ` $20.00.
We want you to see our
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Chocolates
We have just /f received
our new fresh, stock of
chocolates in ,beautifully.
decorated boit_e's, including
holly designs, hand painted
scenes and other dainty
effects. The line includes
' the best~ in Cadbul'y'B, ‘
White’s, Moirs, Lowney’e,
Rockwood and Ganong’s--n.
- really splendid line.
These chocolates are ab~
solutely fresh and are in a
class all their own Prices
range froln.a box 304;, up
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Christmas H andkerchief buying naturally
gravitates to Moore £6 M cLeod's great range
FOR  ARE G ATHERED the veryibiggest assortments and by far the greatest
varieties, and likewise the best values in Christmas handkerchiefs to be found in P. E. I.
makers-cutting out all intermediate profits.
Women’s initial handkerchiefs beauti- Men‘s Hemstitched linen haudkerchiefs,
fully made and finished 2 5c and 35c, letter daintily worked i8c
` Women’s hmbroiderecl handkerchiefs, in Menu H mstit ,_ d ,_ h mdk ,_ ,S
great variety of designs oc, izc, i5c, zoc, 25c_ at Zoe 2 Z E C e “en a ere 1 C
35c, 5oc, 75c, i.oo»to 2.oo. ‘ 5 ,ss Soc. _
VALUES ARE BES l` on account of the fact that practically every line comes direct from the
Blankets  ¢ Table Cloths
396 f0 7 -50 _| Only 8 buymg days to Christmas l_3-50 f0T2-50
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Opera Scarfs
‘ as gifts
elegant boxes free
Handsome crepe de chene
scarf, wide satin edge, scarf 31
inches wide 3 yds long 
Very dainty plain scarf of
crepe de chene hemstilclied
end--wide border, champagne,
navy and brown, 3 yds long.
31 inches_ wide 
A` wonderfully effective
scarf is this line in chiffons
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Blankets
Sturdy and
Sightly Bags
as gifts
Suits cases in every style
and at every grading of price.-
Suit cases of Fibre-ot' basket
weave, of leatlierette-of solid
leather. ` _
2.20. 2.60. 3.25. _3.i'i0
Solid leather c:if;r:s at .
5.90.__6.40. 7.25, ll.75
` Club bag, Fiflany model,
solid leather, leather lining,
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_*_* with jet and cut steel beads.
Fancy borders in stripe satin
eff” 2.50, 2.75, 350
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  end. 3 yds long-27 inches just delighted
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as  16 inch _
3 -_"if  WELL Now, Wines
   Rich and handsome scarf of wrong with the suggestion ? _
Some housewife would be
' greens. A very beautiful eve, Soo, 1,35, ..5o, 290,
3.25, 4.60, 5.95, 6.25, 6.50,
French sewed ' '
7.25
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18 inch   ` 
Club bag of black wslrus
_ grain, leather lining, double
to get ,a Pa” handles .' ' .
s Christmas ,6 inch 9  '
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;. .| Christmasbazaar
,_ , _ second floor
 - 'l`Hi§RE/S MANY A PUZZLED buy-
 ' er who wants an inexpensive gift, and will
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` iiudthe very thing for 25c, 3oc or maybe
. ___ , 50: iii the BAZAAR.
  Ll, Fancy articles of all sorts -Cusliiou
 *J 7 tops-.ie¢i<ue hoiders, has pi.. i.<.idefs,w1.is1<
0 ' 1 , ' holders, hair receivers, watch pockets and a
` " - i host of such little things. _
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A77 ties. over _ ...ig ‘
'50c each will ` `  , 
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be boxed free __ ' . 
COME IN TO the finest showing of E '
iuen's ties in the city-you will find them ' »
displayed in the big case near the front door'
---striped, cross barred, knit, plain, narrow, . ’
medium, wide, zfor 25, 25, 35, 50, 75, i.oo ‘
all ties over 5oc boxed frcc.  3
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mas eve. This action on our part is to accom dzoflate the l
impossible to get down town during the day. _
' There will be a full staff of clerks ready to attend t
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 Open every evenmg until Xmas
COM MENCING WITH TO-NIGHT this store will be open evey evening until and including Christ
args uunioers of our custom :rs who fini it difficult or
oyou: wants, and everything we can possibly do ts
makeshopping pleasant for you, will be attended to as far as we are able.
_ Not good i
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Young Ladies’ Piano and Organ Voting Contest.
"fXQo0d for Ten Votes .
Naine.....,.,,....... .   
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If presented at The Guardian Office before the above date,
Trlin neatly for filing purposes. _ Make them up in bundles 0 i _
25,50, or loo and your naiiie written on top ballot is sufiicient. __
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&.-“L,;_;3;,kour elegant fancy _iini;i;n1_2_§3__ete_i ____/___g_____c______ Tm 0, new oak dress-
sl _-_  I _ts just opened at Beer & Weclfsu
“Thorn in n uno n,no_»_ of handsome Your wife would like one. Beer &
llnen..talile cloths-ready made-verylWeeks. 1Z‘12\‘1l'¢l»
tt ti d i --i ll i - '--'
:al;a`;tv(;2.5eilig'l‘1fie Bprxilctlaw .Oifii “You will find a splendid assort-
"43.§0'.`Cliristmas shoppers-here is an ment of chocolates in Xmas packages
idea. 'Moore & McLeod. 12-l6dtf. at The Central Drugstore. Th de-
i ' -_»- ' :signs _are hesutiiul, especially in
-"Pretty fancy  buck towels-semb Moirs and Ganongs, E, A. Foster,
finished--you can finish the ends in Sunnyside. 12-161131.
ggy wayllllou lg:¢e‘W'wl£de vh"la%2(i1l.0trfl F' P t I;lou °lecded Rais
c. up ear., ee s. - r . “ ine as ry r, i -
' / -_»- ins, Caudled Peels, Essences and
"Buy him/ a handsome umbrella Spices for Xmas baking at Beer &
for a Chri?tfrnas gift. We will put up_Goff's. 12-l6d2i.
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all u re as over $1.00 in handsome ~--
Chri m boxes, making a very at-| A Saturday clearance of all the
traiotive/ gift. Among the' new um- stencilled scrims now remaining in
bréllas/ just received there is a nice stock. There is a nice assortment of
sortmeiit of the “India"`model. patterns which have been sold down
Thez Macs
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° ’ I I ` fm gh lar er p d and protection witl from 30 to -ills. per yard. Will
 s  E GT' GEORGE S J 'flu a‘ frgmc is xglilar slz`e.\Moore & be clleared Sntiirrlny at 20c and 2Bc.
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Riu / is the one designed to give a to comparatively short lengths-lines
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“sierie oi an kinds at Beer a "Whee1barwws. k\ndcrsafl@HB°°“»&|
weeks. _ iz-izdrti. sho fly rockers, etc.. M G" 1
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Brahmin Tea
ls one of the uiost reliable all-round nicely flavored :ind inod
erately priced Teas in Canada or the United States. _
It is so good, so cheap, and so uniform in qualify that it
is finding its way into thousands of homes from Charlotte-
town to Vancouver, regardless of competition.
Many so called just as good brands are being pushed on
iliésiéiarket, but BRAHMIN stands in aclass by itself MATCH-
Good enough for the rich, cheap enough for all. Ask
your grocer for IIASZARITS BRAHMIN and do not take any
other. '
Charlottetown,
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Xmas Goods  I
We have a large stock of Xmas stockings from 5 to $2.
Our confectionery consists of everything :needed for your Xmas'
supplies, Moirs chocolates a si ccialty. Also nut fudge. ‘
L. A. H aszard
_ _ _ Gr_ocer Qrafton 
"Elegant silk cushions-l-inen cus-
"xmas 1>eriiimes-You should seeihioue. embroidered in silk. sulimre
our display in Seelys and Pivers Centerpieces, _drawn work handker-
goods-we never had a nicer showing chiefs, an immense variety_to choose
in these lines. E. A. Foster, cenminfrom at little prices. Beer & Weeks.
_,_acI.e0d. _l.2-ltldtf. Mmire & .\1rl.ciul. _'l2~ltldtf. _
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