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We have for the last six
months been preparing for
this our Annual Handker-
chief Sale. In_the collection
we now have to show you we
cannot help but feel satisfied
with ourselves. We have
spent time and trouble going
through the different lines on
the market and hav’e obtained
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’ Fine Irish Cambric,
_hemstitched embroidered
'corner. Regular 12c ea.
f3 for 80c. ’
"7 Very fine C-ambric but-
-yton hole edge, colored
llembroidered corners, 2
-3. for 25c.
___ shear irish nimity,
»= colored border, tatted lace
~ edge, 20 and 25c.
541
_ Shamrock Lawn, cord-
hed `hem,' colored design
ig in corner, 30c and 32c.
'S Pure Irish linen ininch
_,‘hem,hnnd embd. corners,
if 38c and 45c.
‘fi Sleeve. I-landkerchiefs
crepe du Chene, colored
g borders in delicate shades
35cand 40c. ’ _ A A.
' Mens’
White Irish Lawn, one
inch hem, full size, Z for
25c and 2 for 35c.
Silk Finish Handker-
chiefs in white, and white
with colored border, 2 for
25c.
Pure Irish linen, full
size, narrow and wide
hems 20c, 25c, 1-i0c 40c.
irish Linen, tape edte
size 20x20, 20c and 25c
White Silk Handker-
chiefs, beautiful goods,
22x22,-§0c, 60c, 1.00.
Silk Bandanas, large
size, beautiful colorings
65c ea.
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Boxed Handkerchieis
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of shear dimity, one inch
hem, hand embroidered
corners, ready for mai!-
- ing 25c each.
 Men’s Silk Bandana
‘_tHandkerchieis,` very fine
H; quality 95c and)1.35.
_ l1ere’saspet.ial pure irish Linen Handkerchief,
_il size 12x12, fine Hemstitched at L50 dozen.
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narro -v ht m, colored em
broidered corners 65c
box.
Black Silk Handker-.
chiefs, very fine goods,
large size 1.35.
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I .ll Branch Houses in all Foreign Markets
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IT PAYG to buy in this Province. I
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three or tour days. Apply Carvell
Bros. » 3322-l2~9M2i.
BT PETERS CATHEDRAL Sunday
at the recent Mission, Canon Simpson
HONESTV IS OUR POLICY. -
Honesty in values- honesty tin the
quality of our goods. Read our ad-
vei‘tisemeiit in the Western Guardian
today- Then come and Sea us.
GOHRLIES LIMITED. 3315.
JOIN THE NAVY.-Mr. G. H. Hol-
brodlt, Secretary of the Navy Recruit-
ing Committee advises The Guardian
that he has signed on eight recruits
for the Navy with more to follow.
this arm of the service will likely
prove very popular to u great mnny._
CHANGE IN SERVICES.-All ln-
terested will ple-ase note the' evening
service of Tryon Methodist Circuit,
Sunday, Dec. 10th, will be held at:
Desable at 7 o'clock instead ot' Vic-1
tora. This change is made owing to;
the Union Evangelistic Services being,
held at Dessbie to which an are in-I
vited. Rev. George- Morris, Pastor. -
WEDDING BELLS.-An event of
at the Methodist Parsonage, Pownal,
when Miss Winnie Luvlnu Guy, second
riage to Fritz I-lcfniry' (‘amphell of Pow-|
nal. The bride who wus give-n away
by her brother Mr. Heaney Gay, Char-
lottetown, entered the parlor to the
strains ot' the wedding inarcli played
by Miss Enid Smith. Pownal’s' talen-
icd musician. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. E. S. Weeks. The
bride, .who was the belle 0i` the com-
munity, looked exceedingly' charming
in ti stylish siilt of blue broadcloth,
with black picture hat ,und elaborate
i`urs_oi` red fox. After the ceremony,
the wedding party drove to the home
of the bride, which took on n very
festive appearance on' the joyous oc-
casion, _and where a reception follow-
ed. At eight o'clock a dainty dve course
dinner was served in unique style, the
dining room being decorated with
clirysanthemums and fei'ns. The bride
who is ii general favorite and whose
friends are alil legion, was simply
showered with beautiful and costly
giits, indeed, few young ladies are so
beloved and so generously remember-
ed on their wedding day. The- groom's
gift to the bride was a subs-tanti_al
check. The evening was spent in
music, singing and a general E000
time, anti at eleven o’clock the happy
couple left for their future home
amid showers of confetti and good
ivishes. Mr. Campbell is to be con-
lgratulatetl on winning so coveted a
|brido and their friends wish hirni and
his charming young wife ii successfiil
and joyous journey through lit`e.
DI8¢0UN‘I'.- Any pernoii paying
- ui i i t ii i ‘
Pownal. cincuir nee 10011 nge? ieif°iviif‘re§iii¢Pitle‘ii'isg;uiifiii:if
Pownal at 11 and 7; Millvlew at 2.30. thus “ve m°n,y_. ;» i _ » 331-,_
*ri-is raven Mt-:'ri~|ooiq1' cin-
CUIT.-Servlceg for Sunday, Dec. 10th
Tryon, 10.30 ii. rn. Victorinpt 3 instead
of'_ .and Desabia et‘7 p; mt ‘ - - '
Mlfrwlifred Lawton of. Pownal met
had become worn and' eIiai°p`struck
Mr. Lawton just above the knee cap
and made a deep gash necessitatins
medical iittentlance, and several stit-
clipe were ` required to close the
wound. _ '
FRUNI iHE__FlR|Nll l|Nt
Miss Mary Doucette, city, has receiv-
ed the following letter from her bro-
ther, Ailulphe: i
Somewhere in France.
‘ Nov. 7, 1916.
Dear sister Mary:-Received two
letters from you, and _l tell you thai.
I was very glad to hear from you. We
are having very bad weather over
here iio\v, it is miniiig almost cveli’
dav, there' is lots of
mud, but we are getting quite used
to it now. li-'e.ll, l was awful iiorrl'
to hear about poor Wilfrid-.»DuiTy, and
also Louis McMur,ror, lt‘s an uwful
more than' usual social interest took war, for we never know when we are »
place on Nov. 29th at 6 o‘clock p. nl. going to be killed, but we all have to
luke ii chnnce on that. We have had
very good luck in the battery so far.
youngest daughter of Mrs. Samuel l hope we will have as good till the
Gay, liazelbrook, wus united in mar- war is ovei', and I hope it will be
SOOII. .
it~'s kind of hot sometimes,-i mean
when l<`rilz’s shells whlstle_ovei our
lieatls. l tell you. lit make-s us think
of home: We have it dandy little
dugout, six feet. deep in the i-'.round,
put it out.
“With lots of love, from brother
_ ADOLPHE.
sAv secmzr sEssioN ‘
lsession of parliament in the positio
an article with the lines: “Tim
's-elt` will be. blamed/.ir-, 1 - _ -
the new Geinian lan re ews th
AN AUTUNIUBILE
SAVES TWU UVES
'Colin A. 'McDonald
Prgggfj “qu Dm 11|( ~. _ ' 2-., . soured of senlltlvq lungs by
A few days ago a Summerside Doc-
tor received an urgent professional
call from lledeque. He immediately
secured ii horse und started on thc
journey. A heavy fall of snow, fol-
lowing it period of rains, made the
footiiig uncertain, and ‘progress ex-
trcinely slow. However, the Doctor
drove ns fast ns it was safe to drive.
Ht- did not go far until his horse be-
gun to show fatigue. Meeting anoth-
er party he was advised that the
'roads ahead were even worse. Realiz-
.lng that it was almost a physical im-
possibility to reach his patient in time
‘to render the necessary uid, he went
to the nearest telephone, and explain-
ed the circumstances-that the only
way in which he could reach the bed-
Qide of his patient in' order to be of
-any assistance, would be by the use
of an nutomobile. He was requested
tc- secure one. but refused, unless he
was assured by the President of the
Anti-Automobile Association that no
legal action would bc' taken. Realiz-
ing the seriousness of the cat-le, and
the for-t that only the autonit,-bile
could be of any real assistance, the
|»oi~iiiis.~iioii was grunted- tho jour-
ney to Ileilenue was nindo in about
:lb niinulcs und two liven siivcd.
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A Complete
Assortment
of the J. B. Williams Famous
Toilet Preparations just arrived
Taicum Powder
English Toilet Water
Shaving Powder i
Shaving Liquid .
Shaving Cream
Holden 'Top Shaving _
3i’.i‘_“é’f‘!.‘.i.§“‘""' .
Dental Creein, etc. i
Special For  Week
3 cakes 'of Wiiliamfe- Baby-
Beth Soap and  trial
package of Williabfe Tal-
cum Powder--All for 250
` “Ai Berlin everytliing ii~i_marked b
i rapid, iinplaciible , decision. Only `
the dc.iircd end is seen,
iazufl to it every't_hirig
ist'l`n'diiititeil_ Only the state counts
inflivldutils are nothing There are n
. . . _ . o
more imoriil laws, no more treaties, no
more signatures honored. There is no
more individual freewill, no more
conscience, As for Germany’s allies,
they follow and obey. Will _to conquer
alone exists and carries all before it."
TRIAL OF KARL GRAVES
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-T118 pre
000 from Countess Von‘Berns_toi'if,
wife of the German ambassador. was
further continued today until March
10.
Attorneys for Graves explained
gngement which would require three
months to fulfill, and requested if any
continuation be granted it be for at
least three mc-nths.
 
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we have moved to ii new place, and ~
and we have ii nice roof on it. so the
rain ci.m't come in on us, and we have
it plnnkeil' inside, just like a house.
We also have a stove iii it. I tell you
it’s nice and warm. We hail' quite a_
time today, the planks caught fire,
but it dldn‘t amount to very much,
as there was lots of water handy to
SIGNIFICANT EVENT
,_ PARIS, Dec. 6-While the Atlie-ns
situation is the leading news feature’
'in today's newspapers, the editorial
writers continue ‘to hold- "the secret
glasses. We tailk; Germany acts." M.
' erve says: “lt is the life of the of which the secretary ot the treasury
republic which is at stake. if it is
'proved in the eyes of ‘the =nation that
we cannot organize the war -despite
numerical; ilirancinl and-'maval supne-flied amount`of these treasury bills
.macy-the' Perliamentaryirregime will.
he held responsible.»-Thetrepiiblic it-
'I‘he Journal de Geneva, In its issue- but have for some time been
which reached Paris, apropos ot`_
‘ - S vi c'
gdual situation in --the following edi-
, torial: ~ _ f `
is York, sufficient to nipet the matured
GOES OVER T0 MARCH 10.
liminary hearing of Karl Armgaard
Graves, self-styled international spy.
charged with attempting to extort $3,-
that their elle-nt had ii business en-`
Will gqifuf favofiteiillitvfvf"  l‘ivdi_i.Ing for oil fuel. The steamer was
Linh ucted that she would be -expect-».'
excenent values we are 0 1»_ed.`&l_lr wait ear the Maderlas to bring A
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erin: in-these good trifhi f°f= i..-ii iiiiie iiiiiiikinsgo. dim iii ww |'a1n0_l°nn
Him* Ngiemner zo, an the iiiipm master ,_ _ i -'
-- ifli »-.carried the steamer's papers ja; f
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~ ' -  the night of'December the haw-  . ° ‘ _ '
i'-ser‘.-broke.e,xi_il _the Bolvang drove ii- r     
,, .1 .i ` at full speed. escaping iii tlie_ , " ' » ‘
‘_1| ness, and steered for an English -
,oy I
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GYAJIMIHI
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_ IF YOU ARE GUILTY,
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May g The Eart
evening. Replying to questions asked-  |NFu|_ A¢¢|D‘EN-|»__ List Q,€.,,k_, _ _ -       ‘ ' _
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will deal with the question. "ls it " ' 1 fl -- ~ _ . _Q Q _ _ i __ ,.j-. -_ , _
God‘e will that our lbved ones should aigiviggvgxhpaangngcggzttt'.yferii  _ _ ' _ i  Q _ _  _ _
be killed or wounded in battle?" “tuck a stone and jumped up but In _ - . _ _ _ .___ __ -. - il _ :_ _ __»  ‘V 1
l coming down the mold ‘board which _ ‘ A _ _ _ 1 , is-.~  " ‘\ _ ‘ ' ` __ if '_;.*;,`,,i-i `i
.Spectaculan Thrilling, Sensational, An Entire Town  ~- ' 4-; _
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1 iirssiii iirioii GETTING BY
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BY GEORGE 'ADE I' 1
“Their Sinful Influence” __ __ _.___
i ‘N "REE ms Moron into .iussmii =
i _ AStrong Arraingment of The Sins of `  _
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FRENCH TREASURY BILLS
wi1-Hnnawn sv rqotaeau poo.
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NEW.Y_0Rl{, Dec. 1.- J. P. Mor-
gan and Company 'have withdrawn the
proposed shle of British and French
treasury bills, according to lnstmc-
tions received by them from abroad.
The annouiicemeiit was contained
in the following statement:
“We have been instructed by the
British and French governments to
withdraw their treasury bills 'froni
sale. 7 .
"We have accordingly expressed to
those institutions 'and investors which
had already placed orders with us for
the securities., the wish-to be released
from obligations to deliver and they
have been good enough to accede.
“This action is because, as explain-
ed by the British chancellor of the ex-
n cliequer and by the French Ministe
e to show every regard to the federal
reserve board, a givernments body
and the comptroller of currency are
ex-official members.
,‘.‘We may add that the sale in lim-
paynble in dollars in New York, 'have
never been an essential part oi' the
i Allied goveriimeiit's financial plans,
under
consideration with a view of furnish-
cpniniodate the American banking
demands for an instrument of short
Y maturity and cf such limited volume
that the government could always un-
dertake to lay down gold ln New
§ bills." ‘
Washington. Dec.1.- Withdrawal
ol tho British and French treasury
bills by J. P. Morgan and Company,
y ga t o e era reserve
board," created much interest in gov-
‘ ernment_ circles., but drew no odlcial
comment further than a reiteration
at the state department that the res-
' erve boards attic-n was merely ii mat-
at least, by _hostility in their own
'countries to the short term nc-tes on
the ground that they put their _treasi
urles at the mercy of American bank
reserve boards announcement. _
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UERMAN 8UBMARlNE.’
_L_ONDON, Dec. 7.- The Norwegi-
an dtoamer Solvang has arrived in an
tha' middle or the night but left ner
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‘Gibraltar by a submarine, which had ‘
*both German ,and Austrian oillcers"
-mi board... nd -was told to take the U-
_liont in -toa, as, hhe desired to pro-
Tpebd to the Moderia Island without
lld d the Uhost
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ff ’ ‘wel cured of terrible Iumbego by
AHD'§ LTNIMENT.
' nav WM snows ' - wean
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wel _oufe of s bad' ir-of etrf
ny miilinn-s i.imWnsE;~‘ 
M-RS. S. KAULBA K.
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.of first lmportaiic. M. Pichon be-gina of Finance. these g0VB_I'Ilm€rllS desire
ing a credit medium that would ac-_
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Owing to~the high cost of shoes,
the steady increase in price ‘of
leather and that manufacturers
are shortening the terms of credit,
the shoe dealers of this city are -.
forced to adopt
THE CASH  
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To take _effect Jan, 2nd. 1917: 'A
Golf Bros. D. Gordon £t.Co.
Alley & Co. A. E. 
Morris & Smith ~ Williamicouroyi
with the statement that lt was done _ _ »
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In some quarters it was suggested ‘ '
that perhaps the allied go_vernment’s -
action was influenced, to an extent » _
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the notes, either beroreor after the Septemper  
tracted.-previous to 1916 and unsettled `
Esc/wen Fnomiii A  A Oh DCC-  next  be l'l3`I'lCl€d' `
- i our attorneys tor collection. l  ~
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own captain aboard the'raider. ‘ 3z85'1z`"_m?“““°l' _
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