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”; rms’l‘ or am; " NOVEMBER 29",”

THE CHARLOTIETOWN GUARDIAN

Gill ' Packages 0f Sweets

r In anticipation of the holiday season we have a fine line of chocolates in packages. These are the best goods made inc'udiug Lon‘nev’s, (ianong‘s. Fry's Cad- bury's. Moir's Webb's.

The packages are of gift character and the display will be finerthan anything we have hith- erto shown. Keep them A in mind for gift pur- poses before and during the holidays.

.I.G. Jamieson,

DRUGGIST

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Nolhing Equals

=7 Solid Gold Jewelry for gifts. and everlasting wear

\\ e are. slloning it bigger and more tip to dune line of solid

gold jewelry this year than ever before. Having bought vct'y heavily

and direct from tho maker‘- we can assure you of t‘x‘t’pll uiui low prices and lots l l variety in styles.

G.‘H.Taylor,

Jeweler

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i Just Received

A fresh supply of While

high class kisses and caramels Call and Inspect

Beer & Golf

MEFFEiﬁkTiWaIId‘s

(Organist St. James' Church)

is open to receive pupils in Organ, Piano, Voice Culture and Theory. ' Applications as to terms etc. should be made in Writ-

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has: "'asxatamiows

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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1909.

THE ANNUAL FESTIVAL

Saint Andrew,s diiy is again close at hand and tomorrow evening the Caledonia (‘Iuh will hold their annual ‘cstival iii honor of Scotland's patron saint. Through a long term of years [his strong and spirited organization has kept alive in Prince Edward Is- land the national games. the national music, the songs and the 'netnoi'ws 0. Land of the Heather. To that land a large proportion of the peo- ple of this Province trace their un- cestry, and they feel a pride in' the homeland of their fathers that is sec- ond to that of no other race. Hap- pil)’. while it is a source ol so much satisfaction to themselves, this pride

the

If race In the "10“ of Scottish ~oluod neither" wrongs, nor hut-dens not men» aces those of any other lineage. And it never series to weaken the bond if onis‘ty to the Sovereign or to the Empire.

From their own rugged 't'roni “(‘itledonia Scutt'huten have gone to the ends of the with. The migration hus been so L'I'l'ill that the Scottish people be-

uor‘.hl ind, stern and wild"

To All) 'I‘HE WAR

King Edward t‘hupter ol the Daugh- ‘ers of the Empire, who have already ‘nised :i goodly siirn iti aid of tilt- 'nizvi-ment against. tuberculosis, hau- wcu dtet'isinLy int-nus tor the extension .I that good work. hit Very successful elsewhere for simr \iortliy objects.

They have tIJUI‘. a plan which has proved liluzi) iltl

A stump has

i \l'liu‘ll the

)l‘l‘ll designed for them by Mr Buyer, lukilm‘“ Hum“, ,ms prm,uwdpdmr showing that the sender of the

OF SAINT ANDREW.

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yond the seas and their descendants now ontnumoer many times the four and a hall millions at home. And,

irondly speaking, they have given a good account 0! themselves the world around, as among the most nr'vzrcs- xive citizens oli‘anada. the United States. Australia, South Africa and other lands. To the stirring story of Scottish achievement, at home, in inns, in the battle for liberty, in ﬂiatesmanship, in jurispruden-ze, in literature. in invention, in engineer- ing and medicine, must oe added what the race has done to extend the Brits ish Empire and illﬂkt‘ the pounds of freedom wider in all the world. Where— fore the orators on a St Andrews Night can never want for national topics to stir their enthusiasm.

The annual gathering; this year will in: held at the (‘uledoniun (‘Inb llooms and will include in just and fair pro- portions something for young and old in speech and song, dancing and re- li'eshntents. Till: attendance promises to be large and enthusiastic.

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initially, consumption, just in propor- tion to the extent of his purchase, be it one cent, tun cents or tell dollars.

The stmups are intended to be afﬁxed to lt‘Ltors, parcels, newspapers. for transmission thronin the mails, or to ,pnckages delivered at the stores 'sl'nf by express. They will thus ut- ‘trnct attention and advertise the war while at the some

or

disease,

Just BetWeen . Ourselves-

Whal Shall I Give Her

Solid ’ Comlorl

v.75?

v a O . -_7, I ,_ - as: : -2 -.

onii- thousands to be disposed of. Hunt“.10 t” whit.“ such Stamp is amid] 5 Of bundsnmp and “xprvsmvc (“Sign [is helping the war n‘ong. Thousands ,m, we 1,,,,. Wm, M whm, ,, “.m be I of dollars have been raised (or worthy' .lll‘l't‘li for sale will enable el'cl‘)’ tle‘OU'cc‘S m (“mum (‘lmﬂda and the.

o contrioute to the good cause. Ar 1171mm] States in this wa'v' and the”

\‘hich tllt‘ stamps will he put on stint at L'Vl'l‘)’ part of the Province.

Every purchaser will be a contrJiuv or towan helping to light the dread

the appreciation of the public great Isilcccss may attend this good enter 'prise of the Daughters of the ,‘ pire.

Ems

Hth W. S. FIELIJING AND THE TUNNEL PROJECT.

Hon Mr s statement in regard to the fully conﬁrms the favorable mpr‘ession made by the telegraphic

unitnary as ﬁrst printed. He said in.“ ' ' -'

tart: l

The Hansurd rcpoi'i‘ of "icldiiig‘ Funnel

promise my friends from Prince Ed»

ward Island my most hearty and cor- dial support.

i ll ‘ I am glad to hear my honorable riends

from the Island say that all hey ask is that this matter shall-be"

. . 'unucments are being worked an, by, is good reason to Iiopc that through,

horn-tit:th and impartially inquired ntr. and if the Tunnel can he built fit moderate cost, they think the worki

slit-uld he done,

To that scnt'inicnt‘ I most .lirariily subscribe and I

Hill

(lid hear limiters, young duck hunters. middle aged (Irrrliuniers, all kinds of hunters, trap shooter: and target expetls all over Canada - are talking about the wonderful dependability of [Mn/mien Ammu-

quite sure that the (lovernment v ill have that feeling towards it. . . l quite agree with my hon. friends that the matter should be taken ll_’l more

I will give her a set of PATON’S Flll‘s. They will be

daintv and beautiful, durable, substantial, fashionable, com-

fortable and lasting.

or anv other kind she likes.

She can have Mink, Sable, Fox, Squirrel, Persian Lamb, Iknow she loves iurs, next

the children and myself. Yours for useful and com-

ifortable Christmas gifts.

Ri--Co Mulllers 15c each

Parons

. 't “()nr showing or men/s suits and, odd trousers are especially good, and,

pot'trint work can a moderate

be constructed at

: 7 "mm. 0 "MI

cost, I for one, would .

rtir (‘harlcs ’I‘upper iii a short vigorous lctthr to the Montreal Star that in his opinion that journal "is makinty ft

ing the deliberate judgment of the

its position and jocularly charges Sir,l

mil-s, “the

unspeakable Grits." Thc‘

. present attitude of Sir (‘hurles in McLeod s eachI IM2°ftitpfa ing to London and Sir thhl‘rt in Victoria, M -—=, ll. 1‘. toward fol'nil‘r supporters and “q 29 F. S opponents is. to say the least inter- } t. «sting. Ch‘rlouetown. Tlii- resolution trtioptod hy the ‘ ’7‘, Iogdzm‘ A (harlottetnwn branch of the Navy "

Hemstltoheu H Hun

. .lw oiover loaf pattern. solt firm and heavy. it towel that. you‘d obnsld er ohoapiirﬂtlo cents. wide ilwuke buying lets us sell It. tor 20'oents but. the quantity is limited Moore, l I .2r/(ul. l

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8: McLeod

telegraph

,thv‘ \v't-st.

League has been widely circulated by nu-ssnuns in the' ‘

the interior and It, is understood also thii.‘ copies were sent to each of thei several branches of the League throughout l‘nnada. - '

pri-ss ol

C By Highest prices for

Beer Q

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r___.nl:i:n (a: warns-.rumnun__.g

FEATHERS

of feathers-"old leather beds,etc. etc. DO NOT MIX different kinds together.

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any and every kind

Weeks

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'. ., --.. his” .n._..‘_,:.-.

coats of style

serious mistake in um,ck,:‘shades In klcl it.

,want oig'iht. (tent

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"If you

want to— go to Paton's. r ll-~27(ltf.

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We have most. of the

1.00 I.

(‘muiditul House of Commons" on thelsu MOLEOU" H 27d". "3"." lillt’stiun. The Star in an cdi—l ‘4

. , White tormi of {I column s length defends towels or uumeached ""6"

Mn ad or I e. . 7 I 2 9 i turned.

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- El—T 3°07- ' ’nfrALlisli/Lssvg “Bless-rm .

Felt Boots

We never offer our Irmle any

thing In the line of Pelt Boot eXLopt style and makes that we know for CERTAINTY are the best. The man who buys his Felt Boots here, will take no chance whatever of getting poor boots.

Our Felts are made'from' pme live wool with stays and loops by one of tho countrys bes. I-‘clt Boot makers.

Look out for Fell Boot trash there in plenty of it on the market.

Golf Bros

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lzot Quality over

new F gloves. remember 90. l.65 per pair Moore

I 36x . Inches in .slze. compare ('Iiarics with sllppol'dmg his old (inc-t em With 'he b'eSt' '2 6

ant lin town. 6 m

notice that we, only

‘Brown the young men's man; H . ' it'szumrn. “yzsdnf 16

The Artists Favorite

Soleiy in the Bell.) ' ’

Sold Only By

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I I , ‘ ' titty-7 . . ' ‘t‘ .1, . . . . I . ‘ y “We make 3’0" “91 5" 59‘9"] ~ 11 “m1 the “cc V0” mtercb Hawaii-sly and more sorwlhw and it”..."L"i,liR‘I.”§(’Ll§'”£Lft¥ii‘7 lng clothes here that you Will 3““ iii): “limit otlr hatpdelmrtment' H- H' .‘ I r - i i y I b. V tnnt vw should endeavor to get a rc— or shot shciivprlfcll. Dominign i199] “5 it you were gomg to illketatlhla'urmm’ the young men 5 man”- Iiuhle and through survey by the C""id€° (50-: Lid" M°“"“L lend or them. 10”: Clotshmih‘ziiv 5 YOU niz‘dznui

‘ v . I . l ,e it: ~ —— best engineers, and If, as a result of ' “heat tiilhttcrests You “103'” H‘ H' that survey it is found that this imv w

l. C. R.. C. P. R.. or any other line tickets are sold by Rogers.

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The Canada Lile has Over $3,400,000.

on its books, profits added to policies.

I — No other Canadian Company ever approaches this ___

W. T. Burrows W. K. Rogerg Agent, Charlottetown Summerside Manager, 1'. E. 1. Branch, dmwi’rwtf

“Silent” Matches

Are.

Noiaeleu - Odorleu - Harmless - Heads won" “Y1

No waiting for sulphur to burn off—may be used the moment they are lighted and may be lighted on any surface

The Comet size for Smokers

The Pony size for Pocket use - .

The non size for Household use ' -'

The 500 size for General use ‘ . I '

- Scholield Paper Co Ltd

Selling Agents ? St. John, N. B-

HOT DRINKS

,With the illimitable quick repeating action. (,Use,

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c. P. Fletcher . l

Made by us are made by the "Know How". They 1““ . the right flavor and taste. ,» '

, Chicken Pie

Have you ever tried our make of chicken pie? ‘NI. We“-

drop in some night and try one with a cup of our 85' , t“ 9', coffee. . ,v E. J. DeeRoeheu d3-9mvvftf.