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GIFTS f ' MEN """""""""""""""""""""""" - 0

or IT PAYS to buy in this Province. POWNAL CIRCUIT.--Dec. 12th,' ' -.

services: Pownal, 11 and 7: Mllivlew_ .

e, at 2.30; Sunday School service at Pow- I

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boast that our stock in this '

- line is_a most varied, most ~

RECRUITING MEE1'|NG.- Com along boys tothe recruiting meeting

in Prince of W lege to-night

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extensive one, making it 3

~ matter of the utmost cas

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. RED CROSS WORK.-The ~Y0uu Ladies of St James .-~Guild. will, not

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ci-iunci-i ssnvices.-Rev. J. s."

will preach on the I-iazelbrook field on Sunday. the 12th inst. - Services at 1

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Vulcanite Stem Briars A

_ ° _ _ pzscro $150. ~ -- amass' ‘ _ ‘

inrouiaed amilgr iigiriili

t pieces and sterling mounts .

_ $1 to $5.00. _

' " " ' ‘ - ._°r(§g£_;panion_ Sets, two

' ‘ ~ pipes ln a Se( Wm _°"°’Y°“° 1”, $2.50 to $15.00. '

4' 110 have a_full Meerschaum Pipes 0 ~" bin. iiyours isrror fun $5 '° 5'”-°° -

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f/1 ~ ' Allth ii t l't E - _Sli§DlY,l:h¢.Very best Coal at _stlitipxottfterys pllgldcyfs, “alll

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lowes; price’ We have a full line of all

‘-' e most popular Cigars in

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meet for Red Cross Sewing again un-

til after the Christmas season.

PEOPLE’8 CHURCH.-Rev. Dr

Bennett will deliver an address at the in Prince Of Wales C0ll€8€ Hall- meeting in the' Peopie’s Church this Everybody iiivlted to hear Sergt. evening at 8 o'clock.` All interested Knight and Col. Campbell.

in Protestantism should attend.

AT HOME.-Mrs Alfred E. Jamie- J son will receive for the first time since issued dividend cheques at 8 per co t., her marriage at the home of her the cheques ranging in amount from mother. Mrs S. F. Hodgson, 15 Ken-

sington Road, Friday afternoon an evening of this

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nant-Colonel Campbell, commanding-

3 p.m. and Alexandra at 7 p.m. ` sscnuiriue Mssrino.-'ro-rngirt

piviosuos Palo.-'rns Perfect

Silver Black Fox Co. Limited h s

two to four hundred dollars. -

Cross Roadsat ll a.m.. Hazelbrook at-

weck.

BY-E|_E¢T|0N__'1‘he data of the the 105th island Regiment, and Ser-

by-election in the First District of scant Knight. who has returned

King's to fill the vacancy in the Pro- vincial Legislature caused by tho ap-

S53 =° if at °°<=°- We can TOBMCO -'ARS §i.:°.f‘.:z.‘:.a’f‘:..:: i:s..S;.:.°:s.°§.ff.?:..Ji1i._

Nominatloii Day will be Dec." 29th.

YOUNG MAN!-Hear what Ser-

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wounded from France, will address a meeting to-night in Prince of Wales

n College Hall at eight o'clock. -

RECRUITING MEETING. - Don'i

forget thc recruiting meeting in tho Prince of Wales College Hail, this

geant Knight 'nag to say at the re. evening. Sergt. Knight. a veter_an of

tl wa and Col. C b ll. ill l-

cruitlng meeting to~night in Prince Wales College at eight o'clock. Tl 82nd Band and officers and men of th

f 16 1'. amp e w at 0 dress the meeting. The 105th High- 0 land Regiment will attend in a body.

island Overseas Regiment will be -; _

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& co es of Os, 25c and 50s. Phone 240 _ __ 0° E' Hughes

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ORWELL HEAD CHURCH.-Tho

only service next Sabbath in the Or- well and Orwell Head Churches will be at 6 p.m. in the Orwell Head

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Great George and Kent Streets

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from Willailfd Molr and Neilson- QUARTERLY MEETING'-Th” Se'

-_ ,% put up in ' ' a cond Quarterly meeting of the Official

- ~ 1 Beard or the Pownal circuit was ireiri , &;___...‘§L. , ' ` NEW XMAS on Monday last. The work of the

gp _. ' 'Q PACKAGES _quarter was passed under review in

rt . - __ ry Call in today and select before the ffisafd '-0 501116 llrlliortllllt 11011115 and f .‘L;,§¢_Q;-_;~.jk<l=£55 pest boxing are gone, we Wm hold lwas found to be satisfactory and en- ; `,.| _ -“""- ". ` your purchase for delivery. at any time P courasing- A' new Sunday School was

_ . if ' _ wt " Q de5h.,_,d_ =roported with an enrollment of littlo if “ Mi ' '» , . under 20. Committees were duly np-

` ____ __ si/ _ pointed on Sunday _School work, and

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_ front are asking for I-Iickey’s

fl ' _Black Twist Chewing Tobacco.

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congregational meeting will be held St Andrew’s Church, Orwell, at 2 p.m. All members and adherents kindly requested to be present.

' social service and Evangelism.

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LARGE FUNERAL.-The funeral of

the late Rev. Robert T. Doble took ;place from his home in Tryon to the |St John‘s Church Cemetery, Crapaud, ` W d d th 8tl inst The ser

~Rev. Wm. D‘Athe. assisted hy Rev. J.

" Bamford, rector at Port Hill, Rev. G.

M. Young and Rev. Arthur Ilurn, astors of the Methodist and Baptist (lhurchcs. of Tryon, respectively. At thc church and grave the services were conducted by Rev. Mr D‘Athe and Rev. Mr Bamford. The funeral. in spite of the muddy roads, was largely attend- ed, being the largest seen in this vicinity for some time. The pall- bearers were Messrs Thomas Haslam. \Benjamln Hasiam, George Haslam, .William D. Sherren, Crisp Moore and Neil Lowther.-‘V. '

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NUPTIALS.-On November 15th

.inst., the King George Hotel, Queen

a pretty wedding when Miss Berth

`St.. Charlottetown, was the scene of

Beaton, of Southport, and Mr. Harry Large, of Central, Lot 16. were united in the Holy Bonds of Matrimony by their Pastor, Rev. Mr. Taylor. The bride was tastefully gowned for thc occasion. and was attended by Miss

Minnie Trowsdale. The groom was attended by Mr. John Beaton, brother

CHURCH SERVICES.-Evangelistic services. Kingston. Rov. G. S. K. And-' ers/1-n. Sunday, December 12th. 11 a.m.l ami 7 p.m. All desirous of hearing him. should avail themselves of this opportunity, it may be his last Sunday on the circuit. Sunday services. Dec. 12th, Cornwall, moriilng Rev. Goo. Orman venln M J. D. S

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Hampshire, afternoon, Rev. George Orman; North Wiltshire, evening. Rev. George Orman.

PATRIOTIC WORK STILL GOES-`

ON.-The ladies of the Crapaud branch of the Red Cross Society re- contly forwarded to Charlottetown for shipment to the soldiers at the front the followliig articles:-56 pair socks, 9 flannel shirts. Red Cross shirts, 4 dozen handkcrchiofs, 500 mouth wipes.; | 1 sheet, 1 bundlc old linen, 6 fracture. pillows, 3 Balaklava caps, 2 scarfs, 14 dressing covers, ti pillow cases. V.

L.O.A. FUNERAL.-The funeral 0f`

the late Theopilus L. Aitken took place yesterday afternoon to tho; Pcoplc's Cemetery and was largdlyl attended, notwithstanding the very in- I element weather prevailing. The ser-I vices at the house were conducted byl the Rc . M Littl h f G '

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Methodist Chiircli and Mr Fulton off. tho First_Mctliodlst Church. Florali tributes were many, among them being; a beautiful wreath from St Georgc's| L.O.L.. of which the deceased was ani honoured member. St Georgc’s Lodgc L.O.l... attended in a body. and the; beautiful burial service of this ancient, order was recited at the grave, the, W.M. Bro. M. M. McLeod taking the leading part, assisted by the chaplain, Bro. Cleaver McLean, ami the brctli- ron. The pall-bearers were: Grand Treasurer Harry Craswell and Deputy Grand Master George Ii. Tanton, re~ presenting St George‘s Lodge; Isaac Carter; Walter Robertson. Col. of Cus. toms; Lemuel Vickerson and Iioracc McEwen, Supt. P.E.I. Railway.

:ITHE GIFT OF GiFTS.-- A Caru-

ora or a Kodak prices range from $1.25 up to $65.00. JOHNSON & JOHNSON, Druggist, -Cor. Kent & Prince Streetiw - Mtf.

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mony the bridal party proceeded to the dining room. where a sumptuous dinner was prepared by Mrs. Berri- gan, the proprletross, in her very taste- ful style. After dinner the weddin party drove to the home of the bride'

of the bride. After the marriage cere-

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happy wedded life. _

parents, where they spent the even- ` ing in dancing, games, etc. The Gnar- dlan joins in wishing them a long and

_ ood Cigars

If “he”. is a smoker yo need not worry any mor about his Christmas Gift-

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TRYON METHODIST -- Rev. McKay will conduct services on Sab~:

Geo. M. Young will preach at Tryon bath the 12th. Bonshaw at 11, Hump- '

ao; pessbis, sermon to orange- ion at ai and 'rryorr st 7. _ n a e 0 o n; 2.30 p. ni.; Victoria 7.p. m. ~ - -_-- -

._ HAZELBROOK.-Rev.. Mr _Atkinson _

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Heavy ribbed underwear-all sizes

from 36 to 42, closely knit-satteen trim- mings, a line what is good at 85c.

WEEK END SPECIAL......... ........69c

69s

Men’s Sample Sweaters

This is not a large lot-There are just 21 sweaters in the assortment a.ltog"

ether. There are coat and pull over styles. There are many combinations of colors-I We got them under price -- and we are selling them under price-as follows

85c Sweaters for .......... ...68c 2.00 Sweaters for.

Men’s Heavy Rib-

1.00 Sweaters for.................80c 3.00 Sweaters for.....

Winter Caps c Worth to $1. for_50

Men’s heavy winter caps in brown,_

greys and blues, knitted bands or fur' bands, odd sizes, a little mussed, but all good. Worth to 1.00. ‘ WEEK ENDSPECIAL ...... .. . ....50c.

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some have no collar,

Manufacturers Samples of New Shirts Price Cut for Week-End -

THIS LOT OF SAMPLE SHIRTS ARE the old qualities- -and the old

prices-before the big advances. Despite thats-on account of being odd lines ~ and odd sizes-we got them under regular price-and we offer them under regular-by a lot. All wool flannel -navy and grey. Some have collar attached

85c Shirts for . . . . . . . . . .._ 68c 1.25 Shirts for .......... ._ 1.00 I 1.50 Shirts for. ......... ..1.30 2.00 Shirts for ........... ..1.60

2.50 Shirts for .... .......... ........... _.2.00

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Men’s Shirts c Grizzley Bear .O0 Worth to 1.00 Underwear 1-

This is a lot of tan, blue and black This is a heavy. wool unshrinkable,

drill, duck and satteen shirts, sizes 14 well made and well shaped. sizes 36 to to 17, worth to 1.00 each all dandy values. 44. The regular value is 1.25. ‘ WEEK-END SPECIAL ............... ..69c WEEK-END SPECIAL ....1.00

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Sale of Sample Sheep Lined Coats

15 Men’s Sample Sheepskin lined Coats in brown duck, whipcord and _

heavy corduroys. These coats are excellent value at the regular price but while they last you can have this special price. All sizes up to 48 chest. U

§ $5.00 Coats for $4.00 $6.75 Coats for $5.40

7.00 Coats for 5.00 _ 8.00 Coats for 6.40 .

, Special Sheep Lined Coats at $3.75 '~

- Men’s Brown Duck Sheepskin lined coat with leather stayed pockets

finished with sheepskin collar with clas

p front all sizes. Special ......... .$3.75 - 1

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5 0 A Suggestions

From Our Annex _

__ This is a real gift store lor Practical Xmas Shop- '_ pets. _ In shopping here you have the advantage of a '-__ most complete selection of gifts, acollection that com-

" prises gifts to please the river as well as the receiver. = in this Advertisement y~ u will find a few helpful

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1' ' -' Ca role-Dishes. “Wear-Ever" Alumin-

' Nidllesigiawd Ware. _ um Ware. \ i

_ _Fooil.C uppers- -Jardinieis. _'f_~. grind/B~'$’;:_"5‘ ~ Umbrella Stands. ~ Aisfm clocks. g§‘fal;9*5W?°°°‘?- Q _ Brass-‘_Goods. .P “f8tD“*h°°» 1 ~E-===-°~=- ..°'°°.i':.°°~... “ Bstlirooiri Fixtures. _ . 9W e 0° - __ _ Gggpllne Irons. _ _ 0:1 Hkateln.

:_ ~‘ Firenf<_iof_ BakinaD1sheS- gift, °su!°“°i,m

Cut Glass. _- `. “GQ” "3 °

». ‘r‘ Gentiemena Walking Clif *gy*

‘ » ' Sticks with Nickel _Plate CoPD°l§d Uf°-

Hmdlu' , _ Fern s. ` £11-tar AovAN1"{,\Gs_ cameo sv nomo

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“Friday, Dec. 10._is the ¢

last day for receiving dis- counts on electric light _ bills for November iight- ing. Pay today and save

give him a box of Cigars. Don’t select the so-called Christmas Cigars, but get some of the good one_s which we carry regularly in stock and which he enioys as his special smokes. _

` Such cigars by their ex-

cellent quality will express your good-will, and win his

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Miss Ada Bradbury

rest Geo 0 Street

Street.

l"riend’s Xmas Pres

To use the words of an-

' other "The gift of tobacco

to a smoker is a really

_ ' chummy present.”

_ Here you will find every~ ‘ thing"in smoking supplies that the particular smoker could desire. _ Pinesiiiiie ¢lea_nerS.i>ioe

cases,tobaocoinevery snide brandandfomeiizan. cis- srettes. cigar iiolder¢._cisl1‘ ette holders, match A-sell. pouches-_-you ca-talnlvwi

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Art Needle Work and lllibfllll 10' working. Stamped Liliml Ind Threads of all kinds, 88 Great Georle

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admiration. We know h tastes, and cap help you

making selections.

Cigars in gift- boxes

§ from 75.: up to $10.00

per box.

Another Good Suggestio A PIPE FOR FATHE

Giveyour_father or “bi

brother" a_ Pipe. Let it be, enuine Meerscbaum -on gist will be prized for i real worth. -~ _

Come in and see our lin

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Meerschaums, »

French Briars | and other Good P'ipes.

We have them in all de-

sirable sizes and shapes, with or without cases: _

We have somelesdpccially

line ones, Gold an Silver mounted. - » - -Prgzes from 25c up to 15.0 each. _ . Call in and inspect our

assortment. ‘ _

Wouidso many people »

_ i recommend this mrs if

it were not above the

and the right gift lure. _ “'°*`°3°°

.loluison `& Johnson

-ms austrrv fanuasross.

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cs $ 0 an tn W is 57

1000. Special _ ._

$10. O’Coats 7.50

6onlv Men’s Winter Overcoats in

quality tweed mostlv dark patterns full length lconverto collar only a few sizes

left these coats are worth to 7

Boys’ O’Coats 5.49' 0

Boys Shawl collar overcoats in grey ~

tweed and blue Chinchiilas made of a good quality material that will give good =

satisfaction for boys from 9 to 14 years. Special ...... "i

Suits Worth to $12.00 for $7.00 5

A few of those men’s tweed.Suits left from yesterday’s sale so we will give

you_another opportunity to secure one at this special low prices these suits are ' worth every cent of 12.00. Saturday you can have one for the small 7 sum of ....... ................... ....... .., .......... ........................ .. 0

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ZION TEA AND BAZAAR.-T*-ef

annual tea and sale was held in the hall of Zion Church last evenins. uw tea being served in the basement. Owing to the very disagreeable weath- er the attendance was hardly as large as usual. There were the usual well- stacked tables of fancy work and home cookery, and these, including tho candy table, were all generously pat- ronizod. The meeting was opened at three o’clock. and up till seven a con- tinuous strcam of visitors wore madc

welcome. including a numbcr.o[ _tho men of the 105th Highland Regiment. The hall was tastefully decorated with potted plants and patriotic flags. Tho amount realized has not been

ascertained. but it ls anticipated that the result will bo very satisfactory.

AN A1"rnAc;|vs wmoow ma- PLAY.-Evory pedestrian passing; along Queen Street greatly admlres~ the display window of Cartcr‘s Book-= store. This display is known as tho Dennison window. dressed specially- wltli goods manufactured hy thlsl large manufacturing concern. Mrl Belles. tho window decorator for tliisl firm. has been sont hore specially tol dress the large show window off Carter & Co. Ltd. He is a past master in the art of window decorating and;

long distance to soc. lt is certainly the finest exhibition of window decor- ating for this line of goods ever seenl in Charlottetown. Carter dt Co. Ltd.. carry a fnll line of the Dennisonhlanu- factoring Co.’s goods in crepe ind plain tissue `psper in all shades. special Christmas decorations. viper) napkins. dennisorrs seals, tags. place cards. tinsai cord sud ribbon for neg: parcels. Dennisonts sssiiagvns. fs

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paste wax acts for writing ilc.~:k,'ol¢:..‘ etc. Sainpios oi’ vault are nrtlsiirfnlly displayed in thc window; all cus- tomers have to do is step inside and ask for what thcy roquirc, which will' bc supplied them at very inoderatol prices. 5738 =

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