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MU. FREUL. CAMPBELL,
The people of Garfield, Bellast.,were
very much shocked at the sudden
death 01 Fred L. Campbell which oo..
eurred on the morning of the 14th uit
He went about his chores as usual
on that day, but complained jot q
aught rain and his wife noticing his
prolonged stay about the burns went
out to find him in a dying statenln 5
(ew minutes ho.had passedaway. The
deceased was born in Kicked Bright
shire. Scotland, and was _in the 49th
,year of his age. lie came bers from
_ine I’. ‘St after the Titusville flood
‘ah which he had the misfortune to
-21050 9, ivifeand 'two children. Ho was
9, man of splendid physique, sterling
character, quiet, intelligent, and en-
Tioyed the esteem of all who knew
him, and hisideath is very much re-
igreted. To his wife, friends and re-
'lstlons everywhere ls extended sym-
pathy for the loss ol one possessing
figs attributes, ol a noble Christian
anhood. _
_- A csusi. Joke.
-.
ln yesterday’s Guardian appeared an
obituary notice of Mr. J. P. Bradley.
lCeliy's Cross. This was sent the
Guardian along with other matter by
nicorrespondent who signed his name.
lt transpires the items were untrue,
and evidently sent for the purpose of
annoying the parties referred to. The
G-uardian regrets that it should have
been made the medium for this annoy-
ance and cruel joke, and has taken
gieakne to bring the perpetrator to
00 . _
"`|.A'i'E MR MARK Tsowsnats.
His many friends in Crapaud and
vicinity will regret to hear oi’ the
death oi’ Mr Mark Trowsdale, which
took place Thursday, Dec. 10th. De-i
ceased, who was in the -illth year of|
his ago was a very well known nndi
respected citizen for over 25 years
He carried on the shoemaklng busi-
ness for a number of years at Crapaud
and had a large number- ol' patrons,
who will miss his familiar figure and
whose sympathy will go out to his
bereaved widow and four sons, Harry,
Ff'ank._Heury and Edward, who are
left to mourn. The funeral will take
place to-day (Saturday) ut 2 p.m. to
the Crupaud Cemetery. The services
will bc held in the Methodist (Thurch,
and will be conducted by the pastor,
Rev. G. M. Young.
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ffff -M." slLvERsToN
.;M. SILVERSTON,, thc well known
and competent optician \vill be ut his
office every day during the winter
from 9 a. ni. till G p. ni. and will he
pleased to supply the requirements
of, his old and now customers in opti-
cal good:-'. oif the best quality at u most
lensciiiililc price und test cycs with
lati-si, scicntiilc methods.
(fliarlottctown, 171 Great Gcorge
St., oppositc Salvation Army Citadel.
6888-12-10Mthstuti'l<Z'n‘"$;f.
eisw'-i--i--i-if-|»t-in--ii-|-}i-i--i-|-4~i»:-|»a.~i-T1¢|~ia
’re Welcome
to any Ring, Watch,
Brooch, Eyeglass or
il
. PERSONALS
Mr. J. P. Hood. City, l
‘by the western train thlaan¥olx§x?i‘lingg.er
Hon. John McLean, S l
Charlottetown :'cstorday.0u,r B' was in
Mr. David H. A ld, F
in Charlottetown T|hursdld(;et§ilv:b`il§i€
ness trip.
Mr. Frank Puncher has arrived 'from
'Cause on a short furlough to his
home ln this city.
Rev. Thomas Curran, p ll
8! K9lll"s Cross, was in Chi:-rlsottgtrilsvsil
yesterday. '
Mr W. K. Rogers returned to Char-
IONB'-0Wl\ by the express train last
night.
Mr R. H. Campbell, Superintendent
Of Edllcation. came to Charlottetown
bl/ the express truin last night.
Mr J. J. Hughes, M.P. for King's
County, was registered at the Queen
Hotel last night.
His many friends will be glad to see
Mr J. D. Taylor, Charlottetown, around
asain. after his recent illness.
Mrs. James Holmes, of Hampshire,
has roturncd home from a pleasant
visit to relatives in Boston und Broc-
ton, Moss.
Miss Fredda (!_oTiip_ton, Sunnnerside,
who has been spending a few days in
Lliarlottetown, left yesterday morning
to visit her sister Mrs. George B. Hillis
of Halifax.
Miss Myrtle McLeod. Glcnaladale,
and Miss Winnie McLeod, French
River, left yesterday afternoon for
their homes, alter a pleasant' visit to
the city.
lion. Murdoch Mcliinnon tioniniis-
sioner ol' Agriculture, returned last
night from Amherst, where he had
been atending the 'Maritime Winter
Fair.
Judge Stewart went to New Glasgow
yesterday morning. and returned to
Charlottetown in tho evening. after
trying two cases in the County Court.
lllr A. E. Wood. general manager of
thc De Laval Dairy Supply Co.. for
IIE. Island, leaves this morning to
attend the annual (lonvention` of ro-
prcsentativcs of the Company. which
takes place in Peterborough, Ontario,
on December 1-1, 15 and 16th.
Professor Theakstou, Field Secre
tary for the Maritime Association for
the Blind, will sing " If with all your
hearts” from Elija, in Grace Church,
£0-m0I‘i”0W (Slllidnyl evening. Prof.
Theakston has a most pleasing. rich
and sympathetic voice. and his sing-
ing will be a treat for all lovers of
good music. .
MOTHER NATUFiE._
Dainc Nature worked in ber shop with
care
To i'ashion a flower wondrous fair;
She made it perfect in shapelincss
And rohcd it rich as a monurch's dress.
"Nay, mother." cried, "why toil to
speed .
A fragile beauty that none shall
heed?
For throncs are crashing and Kingdom
donis slay
And dead men curpcte the curtli to-
day."
The dun\<~ pauscd not at her task, but
laid:
“Now what to me are your wars and
dead?
My plan was made an aeon ago
That this identical bud should blow."
MCLANDBURGH WILSON.
OF FIRST IMPORTANCE.
The teacher was examining the class
in physiology. "Mary, you tell us,"
she asked, "what is the function of the
stomach?"
“The function of the stomach." the
little girl answered. “is to hold up the
pctticoat."
,Great Difference In Corn Cures
Mnny are dcstructivc to the fieshand
dangerous to uso, but the old reliable
l’utniim's Corn Extractor removes
(Yorns, Warts and Bunions, without
other article in our store
by 'paying the very
reasonable price asked
for it. We’ve lots of new
things to choose from. A
` E. W. ` Taylor
_ Jeweller
|42 Richmond St.. City I
pain in 24 hours. No pain, iio_ failure.
"l’utnain’s" cures.
“THE PHINIIE lIHlP"'
The Prince Chap which is to be pre-
sented in the Paople'a Theatre on
Tuesday evening, December 29th, un-
der Miss Gorman's direction, promises
‘to be a brilliant success. ln its origin-
al dramatization this play had an un-
usually long run in New York City a
few seasons ago. ln the dramatiza-
tion by Miss Gorman of the novel.
‘The Prince Chop" cllmaxea of drama-
tic power hold one spellbound.
The thorough training Miss Gorman
received in dramatic art and stage
technique blended with that subtle
gift-a rare insight into human na-
ture-inakes Miss Gorman an artist in
her work.
The Prince Chap sparkles with hu-
mor, and is symbolic of the festive
season-some of the strongest scenes
being played on Christmas Eve in the
development of the play. '
The cast is a strong one, Dr. Robins
Playing the role of Wm. Peyton, Prince
Chilli. ably supported by Mr. C. B.
Morris as “Jack Rodney, Earl of Hunt-
ington", Mr. Whitlock, ais “Marcus
Ruuion” and Eleanor Lowe, as “Puck-
ers", are conspicuous comedy charac-
ters, while little Miss Davide Baker
will star as "Claudia", the orphan
walf.
lt will be interesting to Charlotte-
town theatre-goers to again see old
“Star favorite"-Mrs. Patterson For-
sythe-in the role of “Claudia” in act
three.
Miss Gorman will appear in a dou-
ble role-in act one as Clautlia's mo-
ther, and in acts two and three, as
Alice Travers. fiancee of William
Peyton. 5953_
LETTER OF SYMPATHY
At the last convocation oi' True
Bros. Lodge of Free and Accepted
Masons the following resolution was
passed. Resolved. that True Bros.
Lodge No. S, hereby desires through
this medium, to express its scnse of
deep regret at the loss which our
Bro. The Rev. Mr. Young together
with his esteemed companion, have
snstained by the loss of their beloved
son Donald and to convey to them,tl1e
assurance of four sincere sympathy in
this hour of mutual affliction. Signed
on behalf of True Bros. Lodge.
H. A. McPHEE.
(Acting Scc‘y)
Tryon, Dec. 0, 1914.
::VVe are showing a pleasing line of
shaving mirrors in both ebony and
ivory frames. One of these mirrors
would make a splendid gift. Price $1
to $4. The MacKinnon Drug Co., cor-
Great George and Kent Streets. metf
::If you want your prescriptio.
compounded just as your physician in
tended, bring it here. Years of ex
perience has taught us how to, rapidly
and accurately and at a moderate
price. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor.
Great George and Kent Streets. metf
“Give her gloves-you cannot make
any mistake about a gift of this sort-
P. E. Island’s handsomest and largest
stock of gloves is offered for your
choosing. Boxed free. MOORE and
McLEOD. 6944-12-12m3i
"All sorts of Christmas novelties in
the Art Department on the second
floor-drop in and look around when
you are in town today. _ MOORE and
McLEOD. 6044-12-12m3i
"CANADA IS CONFIDENT of bot-
ter trudc now that things have settled
down more. Got your share of the
trade und kccp your Remington Type-
writer working overtime. A. Milne
Fraser, Halifax, N. S.
6942-12-m1i
6944-12-12m3i
“We are showing some beautiful
lines of superior quality gift goods-
you must sec these lines to appreciate
them. Get a good gift, one that you
will feel proud of giving and
your friend delighted to receive. The
Two Macs, 149 Great George Street.
rnetf
“Leave your order now. The Illust-
rated numbers of the English Papers
will be doubly interesting this year
owing to the great European War and
are magniflclcntly Illustrated The
London Graphic, and The Illustrated
London News, price 50:: each. Pear’s
Annual 35:; Black and White, Holly
Leaves and the Ladies Pictorial .Bile
each. Beautiful colored supplements
go with each. For sale at CARTER’S
BOOKSTORE. 6926.
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l1(fal;1l’i§e);]f:nt foreamP(`)a?nf2lg°:eiIi?fo;lild.be a 4 h. p. Wood-
pecker Gasoline Engine. It will bring Cheer all the
 year round.
and useful Christ-
/ We are giving a special price for Christmas.
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c A soMs°ri-lmooooo. _
When the world goes wrong, and life
Seems to hold few joys for you.
And the days with toil are rife. -
Then ilnd something good to do.
When your skies arc dull and grey,
Make the blossom forth anew;
All along llfe’s rugged way
There is something good to do.
Do not stop to griey_e or fret-
: Time is precious, toilers few;
Care and wrong you’ll soon forget
When you’ve something good to do.
. UNGAVA.
Niue men lu 10. it may safely as
guessed, if asked to speculate 'where
Ungava was, would feel pretty certain
that they had heard of it in interior
‘.1'rir~n. Il' told that it is twice as big
as Texas. they might marvel a bit that
anything of that size, even in Africa,
should have escaped them.
But Ungava lsn’t in Africa at all.
it is one of the big pieces of unknown
imcrica, and constitutes, in fact, ap-
wroxiniatcly the north half of thc pro-
iwe ni’ Ouohec, Can. lt was turned
over to Quebec u fcw years ago, ami
iss recently been made the subject of
i curious report prepared by the pro-
vast plateau.~1.500 to 2,000 feet high.
Perhaps a i`ourth of its area is occu-
pied by lakes. There is a great net-
work of rivers, among which are some
oi' the most wonderful watcrfulls in
the world. One of these falls is de-
clared to bsvc i1 sheer drop oi' 302
feet; its potential water-power devel-
opment. at lowest stage of the river, is
calculated st 120,000.
it is gathered from the authorities
that the couniry's climate is so sov-
cre that litllc of it will ever bc use-
ful for agrictural purposes. That, how-
ever, will be taken with allowance by
people who know what northern Rus-
sia ami middle Alaska can do agricul-
lurally. The timber has largely been
burned over und large trccs are now
to be found mainly along the rivers
only. ,
Ungava is almost twice the area of
Germany. and in all the world thero
are few regions, so extensive that are
so little known.
CHRRLOTTETOWH MARKETS
Oats (white) 45c.
Oats (black) 470.
Straw (per ton) $6.00
'IIay, loose (per ton) $14.00
vincial Government. l Eggs (per doz.) 25r.
lt appears that various people have ' Prim Burger (per ip) 25¢_
in the last two or three centuries tak-
en fhe trouble to explore bits of Un-
l-‘owl and chicken ipcr lb.) 9 to llc.
Tub Butter (per lb) 23c.
gava and write more or less about iliotatoes (per bush.) 250.-;i0c.
what they found; but these writings Tm-“ips (por hugh, ]g,»_
have never till now been gathcred_ to- Hides 12;c_
ether so as to provide a general view
8_ - Culfskins lic.
oi the huge country. This work of Bee' (lb) 16 to 20c_
collation has been done bythe provin- young pigs (Der pair) ‘L00 to $8_00_
01°’ ““"‘°'"l°S~ .‘ . . saus..ges(1i».) isa.
l _ For Christmas MW
Fancy Boxes and Baskets
Best value in town
Chocolate Novelties
Christmas Crackers
Just received from England.
Barley Toys, Candy Canes
Cream Mixture
Chocolates, etc. _
The Allies_.Box
Emblems of Belgium, France, Russia and Great' Britain
---See it before buying--
Order your Fruit Cake now to ensure getting the
Buy goods made in Charlottetown
Thomas White
6954-12-izmif Sunnyside
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I The House of Quality
Bridal Reception and Evening
Dresses
Correct material for Bridal Reception and Evening Dresses _are right
here. Hundreds of Brides have been made happy by purchasing their
Trousseau, Millinery, Furs and Household Furniture at Patons for the
Home of the Bride-to-be.
For the Bridal Dress, lovely
white satin that would delight
the heart of any Bride at $2.35
per yd, a white satin finished
silk at_$1.50 and the good cld_98c
yd. wide Paillette._ Also dainty
white ninons and silk Marquiset-
tes, flouncing laces and allovers
for draping,everythmg for the
dress of-dresses.
FOR THE EVENING RE-
CEPTION DRESS-What could
be lovelier than the frock _of
Crepe Du Chene and lace, or silk
and Ninon. We have Crepe Du
Chencs in Sky Blue, Tan, Rose,
Delft Blue and Mauve. Also a
full range of colors in Paiilette
and Duchess finished silks. As
for our laces, words ca_nnot de_s-
cribe them so we invite you in
to see for yourself. We have
them in Cream, Ecru, White
Silver and White, Gola Dresden
and Sequin Flouncmg.
FOR THE TRAVELLJNG SUIT
-The House of_ Quality has the
goods at the right price. Soft
finished Veiours, smart Honey
Comb Weaves, Broadcloths,
Cheviots, Brocades, Plaids,
French Serges, two-tone effects,
Poplins, Tweeds and the ever
'fashionable Serge. One _would
indeed be hard to please if they
could _not get something to suit
them in such a variety.
LINGERIE-Dainty Lingerie is
something that _appeals to every
woman. We have a range Of
very lovely Embroidery and lace
trimmed garments, a price to
suit everybody.
SCARFS--Our evening scarfs
and shawls are beautiful, lace,
Net, Ninon and Chiffon in Sky.
Pink, Mauve, White Cream and
Ecru, also Paisley effects.
FOR THE BRIDAL CHAMB-
ER.
1 Brass Bed bought 20 p. c. be-
low regular prices.
1 Mahogany or Quarter Oak
Bureau.
1 Mahogany Dressing Table.
1 Ladies Secretary.
Bed Room Chairs and Rockers
to match at prices to please.
FOR THE DINING ROOM
Buffett in Guartered Oak Fumed
or early English Finish.
Round Pedestal Table Quart-
ered Oak. Fumed or_early Eng-
lish Finish, Set of 6 Dining Room
Chairs to match.
FOR THE PARLOR-Pa_rlor
Suits in 3 and 5 pieces, Birch
Mahogany Odd Chairs and
Rockers, Wicker Chairs and
Rockers, Cane _Split Reed with
Tapestry Covering, one of the
latest in Parlor Chairs.
FANCY TEA APRONS-A
dainty and useful gift with a
charm all their own. We have
them in White, Embroidered,
Mauve, White and Pink, also
White and Blue. Dainty Su iss
Dotted Muslin, L_ace and inscr-
tion trimmed, plain Wlute Organ-
dies, with hemstifiched frill, mus-
lin with colored ribbon ties. And
last but not least, beautiful
French Hand Embroidered Mull
Aprons, in butterfly and other
effects. Edged with Val. Lace
Prices from 30c to $1.35.
, PATQNS
Handkerchiefs and Gloves
We havea great collection of dainty- I-iandkerchicfs, in _Plain Hemstitched Linen, narrow_ and wide hemé
Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Lace trimmed Handkerchiefs, Initiated l-landkcrchiefs, Handkerclnefs in boxgsién
all kinds. Perr1n’s reliable gloves, in dressed kid, suede, silk lined Mocha, Chamois and Dogskin, 85: to $ . .
Not Even The Bride
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ian Lamb, Sable, Seal and many others are here for your inspection.
Neckwear A
- N i. ' i r in _ dai ` ii fore d Ninons. Gold and saver 1-:mbf .ia-
ereri Ngighsqlglggggsnd ifa¢;eYeCaf>ll3r?a?1deCu&aISe?:‘f|$,;'()rg;‘x§}d§oLgrcii Owith Pig; Collars, plain_ Paddy or Blue on
the others, reversib i So many styles and colors that we cannot describe them. Come in and select yours
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