- W TIE
COFFEE
it cen't cost over
under the
acentia day extra ,to drink the
inet spice in the land. This ie" _
grown from selected seed
tural conditions.
BM!
tai
CHASE
SANBDRN
MONTREAL
best agricul-
:f:.1 _ 4
-_rr riffs an .pay in this Pr_ovi|.i¢e._'.
suunsv' `snavroas.- 'Hit “P”
ma crowns. -_Stewart Omit
rn., .V .
`l‘annlll' UNOK at 7-
-A fsiynrmsn 1»ARrrY.- on
Tuesday timing Dec. 'V113 ‘gl-gui;
“ac” Mr. :":...."°‘ °'., “..‘:......
w ' som w s
“;":: °.* °l‘..°°“’.,.."°....“* ”“.°.3I‘.‘}.‘l‘i.“1.°i'
v n o '
linen iaith hagkeets and boxes. WNW
gnnve evidence thatm they werengbgnt on
h i modal 0. assent
5:; in their new residence. 'l_‘_h;e
v i which passed way so qui -
lyellvrf an enjoyable oils, oneubrilporb;
ant feature being e presen t. on 0
a silver tea set totiie host and host-
ess who expressedthelr thanks font
_.__
CHURCH UNION.
ts
TORONTO, Dec. 5-Great odor
are being made to have s Canadia
Presbyterian, Methodists and Con
regi1tional’St federation durln
B » 1
nextyear. A'drait scheme will b
submitted next month in place of th
recent church union project.
WAR LOSSES.
n plication the casu y s
_ Balkans sgdws 1 ~'1`u\-kglyt Zlli,0l}0olilll?de age to” pm” at the home of
K 100,000 wounded. Bulgaria 10,000 an
162,700 wounded.
LONDON, Dec. 6-The latest com-
e 40,000. Servia 3,500 and l5,500.Mon
etencgro, 4,800 and 5,600, Greece 800
and 2,200. Totals, 34,600 killed and
-A HAPPY EVENT.-The merri-_
the
' bride\lest night at 8 o’clock of Miss
d Gladys Jennie Gorrill daughter ol
” Edward and Mrs. Gorrill, O'Lesl`,v, to
George F. Hart of London, England,
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
W. A. Winfield of Alperton. The bride,
su 1-6_1 1- lg
y i l r
Here ls Y0
“llappy'l`ho
x-re known from one side ofthe Contine
housewife vthn ever used vheny!
The "HAPPY 'l`ll0UGl|'I" works
longer and more reltiahle service than a
This is not a calm. but a hu-t, and
Get a "HAPPY THOUGHT' so
S. VV. C
_ Agent for Hdppy Thought Range __ _
UR Chance
ughi” Ranges
nt to the other and recommended by every
equally well with coal or wood and gives a
ny other.
wc can prove it.
”it"f~tBBE,
who was unattended, was 'charmingly
gowned in white voile and carried a
relatives and friends were present to
witness the ceremony and oder hearty
congratulations] The happy 'couple
will enjoy a honeymoon trip to the
mainland. J. `
-SCHOOL EXAMINATION- The
following pupils of Victoria High
School have attained the highest
standing for the month of November.
l~‘rincipal's Dept.- Grade V11.-1.
Lorne Les, 2. Gladys Clark, 3.
Dorothy Clark. Grade VI.-1. Winnie
Vill.-tr.,_ 2. Wesley Clark, 3. Evan
Wright, Grade' -~V.-1. Laura Lord, 2.
1 .
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I
'1
When you buy a farm
pile.
farm engine on the market
of merit you will find__ that,
giue is the strongest and l:
l it or the fuel gives out
(_ _mllm _ _
Features of the Ideal Engine
Strength
engine ou want one that is
not everlasting on the job as a candidate for the scrap
And when you get right down to “cztses",test every
and note the relative points
the Ideal Hopper Cooled 'En-
est engine you can buy. _
The Ideal is simple in construction, has few parts
and every one has been carefully tested and tried to in-
* sure greatest psssible strength. It will do all tlie work
_ you want itto do and never stop running nhtil yon,stop
Write tod ty for our free illustrttcl cstilog or call
and see an Ideal in operation.
Bruce Stewart 8 Co., Ltd.
Steam Navigation \/Vharf.
Y 1
,, Carl 'l`rowsdsle‘, 3. Reid Miller.
"l.Gra'd'e IV.-1. Blanch McDonald, Z.
{Pauline Miller, 3. Elsie Howatt.-
Assistant’s Dept.- Grade III.-1.
Thelma Trowsdalc; 2. Claude Snow,
'Grade II.-(Senotr)-1. Joe Miller,
_2.' Elsie Boswell, 3. Gordon McDon-
_ald. Grade II.-(Junior)-1. Win
ifield Cazneron, 2. Charlie Logan.
Grade. I.-(Senior)-1. Whitfield
, Howatt, 2. Llc Roy Howatt. Grande I.
-(Junior)-1. Eva _'l`rowsdale, 2.
Mary Mculuarrle. '
'::We fill doctor's prescriptions with
_r the greatest accuracy and care.
'_ Thcre's no carelessness, guesswork. o
'i intliflerenze about the way we mak
- .Corner Great George and Kent Sta
/ m
next
Sun",-_ _ _ win be Harte at 11 a'._ charge twenty-‘tlv'a'~ee\iu.\
 glen at 3 D- ID-. 855' '
he*
kindness shown toward them. _ '
handsome bouquet. A large circle of..
tt. '
-'-ONE C
tion for -el
Cash must edco ___` " _
per cnt 
instill*
Zlnmn
il five
Minimum
iii
_ ggg
_ _ _‘_
-*EL CLARK B Gilffilll ASW*
Alll`¢l'l'.0ll. H1!  'L
/' - 'J-u-ish" `
in
“" -FUNERAL."°-JHIAO*-` /'Nnefal ol the
late Edward Wirth. Kensington, will
take place Saturday at 1.80 p. m.
~ '--»_ ‘ _/
-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian
can becbta-ined'i,t Laderty’a Tonsor-
ial Parlors, Bummialde.
---1-'~"_
-MISS HAZIH. HORSE is Guar-
dian agent in J. 0: Jal'dlne'a Book-
store. Summerside. Her ofiice' phone
la 45-1 and relldellwphone 26.
ill
-GOLD FISH-A quantity ol gold
fish will be put -'on sale Saturday
morning at I-Iolman's. They are now
bn display at the store. _ 12-5M2i.
_ -SUBSCRIBERS should renew
week or two before the time the
have paid for has expired and thus
not miss an issue, aa ell papers are
discontinued promptly.. _ on expiry
date.
3
Y
--FINE FOXES.-One Ol the finest
pair of foxes seen here for
some time passed through Summer-
side last evening having been bought
of
by P. P. Newan and F. H. Colwsll
New I-Iorace.J. _
-SMELT _FISHERMEN.- George
McBeth_ and William McLeod, Albert-
on, have gone go Newfoundland, t
engage in smelt fishing. They went to
Sydney by the schooner Lizzie Cather-
ine and from there they will go by
steamer and rail.-A.
0
-QUEEN HOTEL.-D. W. Brown,
Charlottetown; J. C. Ellis, Boston;
J. W, Ballen, Bedsque; Wilfred A. Mo-
Donald,, Newport, R. I.; Robert J
treal; P. H. Ford, Fergus; Fred an
rington, Sask.; registered at
Q .
9.40 last evening (after the arrival
evening.J.
-SAFFI ARRIVAL.-- Capt D. B
ine which sailed from Alberton Sat
. ‘ y
1' day morning. Considering the unfav
_ ° ora-ble weather of this Island. He c
uv a prescription- Our prescription always be depended dh bringing it
an _
is , ~ -»-»--~-- . _ ». ~ ---
vclerlrs are expert, carelul and con- Ship to port in the briehst time p05_ _  .  V W  l  w
‘ sclentious. We not only follow the sible and the present trip was no ex- -_ l ‘ _ “ _ w ll '-` ~ M ‘ » `
doctor's directions with rigid precis- ,¢9p¢_iou_ His schooner was very deep _ _ , _ 7 -- _~ _ `
_ i0". but W0 Use only the purest and ly laden this time with oats, pots- ' , U  \ _ ' `
freshest drugs. Leave your next pres- toe, and hay which was shipped by - _ ‘ ,_ l\\ \_ I . ‘ _ ` .__
crlption here. 'Phe McKinnon Drug Cc _ '_ ‘ - r ` _ _ ,__ ¢__/|___ _/1 .__ rev/L_,.____/'
». \` John Agnew.-A.
SGOTCH OELEBRA'l'ION.- Th
’ I 1 L `
iivrlnsr tvvtntttlut
f uttins mt Htl
"A Simple iiemcdy Give
I Color, Strength an Beautv
to the Hair
_ Ona cant per word href insertion
' count allowed. Minimum char;
:_-_fr-g -v-_ -,fi-'-1-if- :i-T-3;?-T-if-ifi-'-' 1-ii r “ ;-  f,-;-i-;-;-if=;--T£-T-j_-;-;-
_L ctmanmu cmsslrtsn .ins
in this column, hell cent per word tor
1 each continuation. Cash must accompany order and live per cent dia-
e Twenty-five eenfr.
_ _ Yo'\ don’t have to have gray hai
Why look old or unattractive?
-1 tively b usin W eth's Ba e an
tonight, and in the morning you w
_t
3-__v__,_ __*_-_-_-g-_~-_-_-_____g_ .____._-_._.,______ __ _.___ ______
i 1 - ~
,_ rsnats ltrztr
‘ MALE HEIP WANTED
;~wAN'rx~;D- A Main wHo"uN1m`ri- wAN'rnnl'rw6"G666'nict.tI nov
stands pla'n cooking. Good wages. Victoria Hotel. 11-15M
___é_\i1l1_Y__’55_!flPE§9t' Si- __ _ 1_2i5M§l_- \'€{NTEn,"AN"EXFETiinNcnD silo
- hairs will be less conspicuous, an
Wyath’s Sage and Sulphur al
“_ scalp clean and healthy, and pr
motes the growth of the hair. It is
E . _
WANTED AT_ ONCE A GIRL FOR Repairen Good pay at G0" & C0_ 'clean wholesome dresstnz which m
general house work. No washing. 12-4152;
Good wages. Amy to Mrs. s. R, j-v ll-*.-f-----~
Jsntm, sv Gramm stre¢t_1z-ami 'EMM THE BARBEA TRADE
v`vlti"i‘n:i5l§i‘f"`s‘AtLCo'iv`wooii ` Iliosl
pital a cook. Good wages for one
experienced. _ 11-J;1_M lj!
w`ATii1"`lnp`f'c`1rItl' ii6n”c:`EN15RAL
work. Good wages. No washing. _
Apply 112 North River Road.
____ up-to-date institutions of its ki
Special rate to our Opening Class
We have opened one of the most-
in America. Write for particulars.
Modern Barber College, 62 St.
Lawrence Blvd., Montreal. 11-13Mtf.
l J
' cty.
. Get a. fifty cent bottle from you
- druggiar. today, and sec how quick
it will restore the youthful color an
U11 beauty tif your hair and forever en
and falling hair. All druggists sell
_._~_- _U l”.””-“f T0 LET
",’,‘,_*{,.’,2{,’,».,‘;?,__t"‘.‘.*"‘_“- APPLY f,T,§§,f roman, "nwiuiijfravuousn so
H
or faded hair if you don’t want to.
If
-your hair is gray or faded, you can
change it easily, quickly and effec-
Y E Y Z
Sulphur Hair Remedy; Apply a. little
ill
be agreeably surprised at the results
-from 3 single application. The gray
so
§_` quickly removes dandrull, leaves the
o
a
.ay
be used at any time with perfect saf-
r
ly
the nasty dandrufl, hot, itchy scalp
it
under guarantee that the money wil
be refunded if vou are not satisfied
after fair trial. E. A. Foster. Agent
; _held _ its annual celebration of S
Andrew’a Day Monday night
8. gel]
t
Piper Macl.aren, son of J. S. M
Laren, ni St. John, was there an
dances were a fearure.-Exe. Pip
MecLaren has won many friends
S
his splendid pipe ngsic. _f
following is thc report of the'wo
r done in Traveller's Rest school d
Grade 5.-1. Marlon Pillman,
Pearl Mclnms, Grade 4.-1. Geor
d Ilan- Tillman, 3. James Champion
-l.Daisy Macilonald, 2. James
lnnis, 3. John Plllman, 4. Laur
d Ftaynor, Grade. 1.-1. Beta Champio
5 after a few more applications will .be _
i restored to natural color.
-J. -
monthly meeting of King Edwar
Lodge A. 'F. and A. M., Malpcqu
were elected for the ensuing year:
Nutt; J .W Colin Donald; Treasure
d
d
l
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N  -
 i “Omer 0f POWMI and Water Sts- _
'on SAI E All modern improvements. Posses-
_ _____, C__;______ __ ___, _‘_ _ _ sion given at once. Apply to Dr. __ - .
FOR SALE-_(}ASOLINID ENGlNE 3 Blanchard, 12-4Mt,f_ _
horsc Power. Apply to Robert San- ‘»f0_`I;ET__`_§E PROPERTY O
‘lfflqllm 5_ud_§i1_l. -.._ ]Z_'5ME3ll’_d Euston Street known as Nor
N .
 __ t _ __ __ ‘ _ .' th _,
FOR__SAI1ll, ONE PAIR VERY Bakery, with shop, dwelling house, r _ .
black tipped red foxes, female, 20 bakery and stables.. Apply to Frank
months old. Address Howard R. Heartz. 11~25Mtl.
weeks, Imtlcrlcton, P. E. I. i-5* ljE»;j"'135fjB‘“°“LE (§§a§f,T-5,
Prowse Block, Sunnyside. Rest
moderate. Possession et once. .Lp
fur- ply to Prowae Bros. Ltd.
of the late , 9-Blllitl.
For gurthgr PM-_  
Dr D Roy.
Dr. G
tfenlare
Fraser,
MISCELLANEOUS
union su- -- » ~ ' ~-----’
FOR SERVICE-A BOAB PIG, PUR
W u bred Berkshire, John McNevin,
'l °' Clyde atver 12-rmztniipd.
_ , -
. v
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 if '
ll _ '
C
fn' P ' sell Foxes any kind write E W
IN '|'HmmM"` Douglas, Stanley, N. B. ' ‘~
Ltd. For full u.3mm||
A ___,__ _________ _.'.,____,.. L .___
TENDERS FOR F.N'I‘5liB O
ply to F. S. McDonald, Bourla.
ersa- ‘ ‘ _ 11-smut-lr
WANTED
Store and out buildings of the
Eastern Trading Co., Elmira, will
_be received until November ll. Ap-
mm, d when you wAN'r 'ro suv on'   _
This is the season to look out
leathers '_
’ rrmscel Soles.
Meds. _
Boys’ end~Ywllis
wornen’a end Girls" _
Opp. lull
` ' fo
, your feet. ‘
~ ;’1?i'vir\|fnr- n puff of High or
Low Cut boots in black or tan
Price from $3.75 to 6.oo per pair.
,Price funn r-,75 to 4.ooper pair.
to _5,oo per pair
country schools which have tahan ad-
vantage of the-government grant for
libraries. This school started the
nucleus of a very creditable li-brary
cured from .tile provincial govern-
ment the-sum of thirteen dollars as
supplementftn the 'sum of $26 raised
by the"'dlbtrict. » The teacher, Clar-
ence Drake, formerly ol Cornwall,
who* engineered the library business,
deserves 'muah-credit for the energetic
manner -in which be has pushed it to`
sosueeeesfulf-an issue, thelrxllbrery,
with this' latest addition, being one
of the dried: school libraries ln the
province. It willtbe remembered, al-
so,” that Mr. Drains won laurels for
himself and his: school lest year by
his school' winning the first prias for
Prince County in Physical Exercises.
With part of this money s handsome
sthaol clock- was purchased which*
will be held by the school ea-a"s0il-
ve fr of .the victory. Mr. Drake hal,
thi; autumn, preplfed the ground for
working next summer. _
-gi--unusual-n
from James T. Tuplin of Black Banks'
Linton, Montreal; A. W. Clogg, Mon-_
Mrs. Howlett, Charlottetown; J .I-Ia:
ueen Hotel Summerside, betwzliil
the Empress) and 9.30 the previoiiti
Miller ol the good ship Lizzie Cather-
urday evening last, telegrgphed his ,,_r-_
rival at Port Hawkesbur on Mon- .  In 
Fredericton, the aflair taking th
form of smokin o cert. Rev. D
a
his pipe playing amd fancy Scotc
Charlottetown and Summersidc with __
_ u -
ing the month of November, 1912.-
 -W. A. O. Morson who has been ln
Sample, 2. William Sample and Wll- Summerside attending th” supreme
4, Court returned to Charlottetown last
Violet Champion. Grade 3.-1. Susan night.-T. `
Mclnnis, 2. Boyde Raynor. Grade Z
Mc
-NEW OFFICERS.-The regular
en
was held in their hall on Monday,
2nd inet., when the following officers
W.M., Lee Owen; S.W., Ernest Mc
». r.
Hume Hopgood; Secretary, George B.
McNutt; Chaplain, Rev. E. J . Rat
tea; Marshal, George Riley; S. D.'
John Simpson; J. D., Herbert Fran
-GREDITABLE SCHOOL. - Th
Darnley School is one of the few
:_ EL; 2, _
*
_~.¢__t'
Shclwn in
_Womel|’s Suits,
ntnitet cum
beautiful mixtures of tan,
0-. _
and waterproof proof. The
and reveres are of western
as well as rich in appearance. Our special price l4,50,
_v _ puvld
use  catatogtie  rinse, an sun   
'ru us; we will cue Better value nan Any Mill  s _
~_ _'1`h_c__ _ _ egsonsble _weather makes
for us t<>_-.gllsles some exceptional values
Very stylish reversible blanket  
green. Thes_eco`ats are regularly sold at _ o1_n'___ '_' ,
A $16. sizes 34 to 38. Our special value...f........ _ -‘
Fur 'l‘l'lmmed Coali  , _ 
Fur trimmed coats of black or _' ' P.-_ . 
52 incheslong, _sple'ndidly_ tailor_e§_l¢__iti__s__f_;’i;-_
style. They are lined with fine qugiitycpr t- ~ _
interlined with rubber--sheefmg malging] .. - I ‘
enforce--an-ns. U-.nn so u » u l -If ° 0-I ° ° ' I ~° livel-
Pony .careful coats' $14-Wi _  
_ Handso_i_ne_ coat of Pony Caracul cloth represent, A - 'I
ing skins joined together; made 52 inches lo_ng'___i_n_
_ sernifitting\style. This coat 1s warm and comfgrtable _ -_
Coats
duplicated in this vicinity. _ . __
Coats ‘f 
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h -Rev Hammond Johnson, Bedeque
S. W. Taylor, Upton, has return-
ed home from Freetown. '
-SCHOOL EXZMINATIONS.-- Th"
“ -Wilfred Boulter, inspector oi
k
rx. schools, was a passenger east on the
express last night.J. '
l -Mrs. (Dr.) Houghton andchlldren
a left Wednesday morning on return to
ri New York after spending a very ple-
z.Har I-1ent,a.GcaHn1. '¢ rn it -_
r Y ° er ru ° ° ° ff;.';,d‘;f’_¥f’ti°“ Wi 'eh V" l" Bum A. Clark, suueriutmceut at the Ex-
“ ' 1 00 'Buslwls
I Cl
S0 ALS
Summerside yes
last "winter, slid, the otherday ae~-
naehonl garden which he purposes
v . _ ~
'qnmannpnuun-2'-fnan|”'“-»..iiun»a&»n§!u!  1=»!»n;n:u.!'uu»'i»'»¢' »Tnu»»'1-.2 T1_°`|.a»iT».
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rl' _ _ _ .\.
w H smith, the chaplain or the so- _',.<_.',..;.'.-l-t-`,=.-__»t-~~t~` .'.~__-1-;.i-_.i-‘.;~ .'_. .f,.‘ _-_.f.;.t',;.j_@¢,'___.\._  .~,. _-_~
ciety, was the orabor of the occasion. ,C __  f- 1. - :*‘_::'r~"" ~ _r - - gf Y \ ' ' ' _ _
c- HESIERH PER ‘ _ -Geo Blielfoon of Tignish was in
<1 \ ' terday, .
5_1' was in'S“mmex_side yest8may_J_ -Mr. Justice Haszard returned to
n ` _
Charlottetown last night alter prenld
ing at the fall term f the Supreme
Court at Summersld_g.J.
-Wallace ‘Wiggington has arrived in
Bridgetown from_ Alberta on a visit
to his parents. His reports from the
lar west are good.
-.-Miss Jean Campbell of Cape
Traverse who has been visiting in
Klnkora has returned home. She was
the guest ol Mrs. J. E. Keough of
Kinkora.
-The Hon.” Murdock fMcKlnnon,
_Commissioner of Agriculture, and J.
psrimental Station, Charlottetown,
` 1
Wheat ' ,
' ‘ _Wantedi
t lr A. _H aszard"s
cis: S.Si,-W. H. Crozier; J.B., Pres; ~ - . I7; ..G~£~“ft°n St' L '
ton MoNutt; Tyler, Edward McKay.
,, BOSTON FISH ADS ,
_rrsiabaonssnppafin »¢===pl¢nau»»a
_ V I Whi” F°“
Sell Mackerel V Sell
get in tou_ch with
 Priorili  ___
check. This is ahold esta _li ed
:
ll
1oi8fwME4wpd _ 'U "
,_ X7
-
Fresh or Frollll' Silielli _and Eels, Fresh or
r ~ Lone wirsiir, nosron
who are large dealers ln siine silt! will send quick returns with.
their shippers, interests ,velitdzgier large orsmall. Send ns_ your
shipments and he csnvln fthat->__we are the people to handle
your shipments. Write ps_~_e_e¢l\y¢e wlllseed stencil.
have any
apron
Iish or lohelers
Mahoney
_____-_,,,
reliable house who look after
arrived in Bummerslde last night .on
Win-
7
the Empress after attending the
_ ter Fair at Arnherst.J.
JAPANESE CAEINET REBIGN
Tomo, Des. 4,-Premier sacongt
and the other members of the Jane.-
nese cablnet resigned to-day al a 
sult of the crisis brought about by
_‘ the difficulty of finding e euwcewr _ns
was minister to Lieut.~Gensl’sl Uye-`=
hcra. It is expected that either: Pl`l0¢0
Taro Katurza or Uleut.-General Collllir
Terauchi, Japanese governor-general
of Korega will be sshd to form `s
new clg 'net. . ' i \ »
\
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Consignments bollcited Proihpt l(_u_`\url\l
John ilals 
(incorporated)
S
|07 rattan More
New York
Wholesale -Com|l}l§$i_0n _
Fish 'Dt8lt\’$ _ 5 '
Bess,Smells Q. Eels 
All correspondence pro_iiM|Y' news!
ed._ Stencils sent on lppll/9`i0lyl¢_ ~
fl 1
s.i.w|t§_l__itsiis
1,.
Boston, Maas.
AUSTIN
Atle|%t_Av_pnue, Beaten,
r 'EUS ON
 _ __
Nagle dz  Cdr
Representative. ,