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My L""95i'.2§‘i'.5”’cf.“$‘.‘Z..°ii.“L’§..i3f ...i QUEEN 5 ijggyfy

tor. Do not delay another hour. .Ask him all aboiit A ef;

sihle in the coming year we wish them L

The Compliments oi the season.

W. W. W E L LN ,li R. » Jeweler.

,!f,A,}ll!'»l_f. ,“R,,0UP5 Your Forgotten

‘ tuility for having that group picture

niaclc.

We are equipped to prolliwc the best

in groups or individual portraits. F d W

“fe offer a variety of styles and sizes.

Wwe; ‘C00[l\i Studio

,li " ' Likea Pair oi

ll0CKl:IY

BO0TS

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You want Hockey Boots now

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\\’e have the largest lissorliiiciit ul the i-ity nf low prices.

Hockey Boots.

.\len‘s :il $1.90, 2.25, null 3.00 :l pair.

li.-ye' at $1.65. I-75. 1.85-

See our lioys' Climax. Black with tan trimmings ii corltei nt

1,75 ai pair.

Sold often at 2.25 :\ pair. Save money by buying your llockey

Bnotsfroni

A. E. Mcliaehen

The Shoe Mun 82 Qin.-eil Struct.

XI Hard Coal

We are now discharging

Hard Coal from the Arthur N

Gibson. Customers should

order and take delivery of

their coal this week as the

price advances after Ist Oct

ober.

C. Lyons&Co

iliiféi @ %&%®9WD@/9®

Stlllon Cheese

.lust received from London a quan-

tity of this world-celebrated English Cheese, lt is put up in sealed stone crooks and will keel’ ani’ lellfith of t.inie. Also on hand, B0fl\l0f0I`¢ Cheese from France and Pldam Cheese iroin Holland. Also Canadian (`I:€P~l“ viiesse in tin-ioil imcketn W* 1‘"S~ For the best in cheese so L0

Beer Q Golf’s .

srnorsis or canarias Null

WEST LAND Rl1GULA'l`l0h ~l 0' H NY erson who is the sole eat V F A f-fl-'iw °'e'..‘:.i.e;. Old. ma homestead a quarter M niwlm uvailabfb liominlon land ,lu ° “cum Saskatchewan or Alberta. 1 henggnnion YHUHL niwenr in person at the’ the dis. Lands Azenc or sub AYGHCY) °'" de M :i.‘°‘.f..'.e.:°.°;”i.i.°:::e.i:‘°i..e..ie:.. ...f lotliar. mother lion diiuilliteilibrotllef" "r sistoroi intending huln,¢Hl9‘!d"n'ce “pon l)uties.~Bix months reside." ,mth 0|

and cultivation of the liinvl “my me three years. A honiestaudlit ad on n within nine miles of his homer svned “nd farm of at least illacras solely o m'_he,,‘

_ George M. MacKay, of Wlgmore r---l-”““" Road, Rev, John Murray performed

the interesting ceremony in the pre-

” , . . R D sence of only the immediate friends

DENTIST ' .

Office Hours 9~l a -

I Over Jenkins &

NoEb‘iiii-lldtllliiiiivviiriis. ii. . sertion over cream silk and was at-

-Sldftf tendod by Miss Annie Stewart of

Kensington, who was dressed in pale

occupied li aim or by his l“U‘"~ “ °i'.:~e‘::‘.ie.i“ri.*;eel.‘e:.':'iL”f%”e¥~»“°'. ‘“

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52"'-°ii ¢i"rlTi'|‘§'ii'i'¢'ifl<i'2“lil.i"i'i2fiiiL‘l.i2`s.il“ ifrice $350 e : _ . llultiiei-srflllfust reside uip;l[=t,:;‘einhg}:;°;,

stead or pre-emftlon pizllupmesmul emry hnorlmhevtiltris re<|Ul\`9‘| t" ‘;3‘|2'l homeltaah patontl and cultivate 1 D

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ullellooiiitilahlsader who has exhausted hi* homestead right and c1l\l\li>\f»c‘;:’,:';‘;fl |f‘,_,e,§.,. emption may enter foir up price ww ps,- stsad i6 osrtaingiatp c idwix mun,h,,,n §:i.li§tt`ii°r':§`y'sar'ii° ciililiste filly “Cf” and erect a house wortvlp 33v°°-gflonm-_

lor~

nf in ortho Minister nt the l“‘°" ~ is §-iiniiitiioi-lisa i»ubllc=tt,,\<;,',‘,"‘ "““ A vertlsamant will not be PM ° ia-zsdsm A

A. Dufour & Co.

Charlottetown, P. E. I-

Dealers in all kinds of cattle and

sheep,

rim. |124 r. o. so |44

2-zzdtf

That friend or rela-

tive y0u’ve forgotten ill the hustle and bustle of Xnlas shopping' would delight in a nice pair of

Year’s gift. A neat pair would make a useful,

,_ valuable, pretty and in- l expensive gift and yet ;

be one that will be de- ` liglltfully received.

Our showing w i l l I

make selecting a plea- sure. Everytliirig i 11

slippers as a New “L

the line of good slip- pers, for all people, is ` here and for quality y0u’ll not find better at the price.

lVleu`s slippers 25c to $2.50

,I Children’s slippers gnc up

A special discount of-

m feretl.

pays o b

Dr. G. C. Lawson has returned to

the Military Hospital, Halifax, after a few days spent at his home in St. Avards. .

' The Guardian has received from l’. R. Bowers a copy of the Newfound- land Illustrated Tribune for 1910. Many thanks.

The W. S. Harkins Company, now

illaying in St. John, are putting on excellent plays and meeting with good houses, according to St. John papers.

Rev. W. B. Bugden, of the New-

foundland Conference will preach on Sunday. the first, at North Wiltshire at 11 a. m., and at Hampshire at 3 li. m.

Among the inward passengers to

this city yesterday were:-Leonard Wood from Sydney; Mrs. Henry Ben- oit from Picton; D. C. Morson from Ciiriligan; George Forbes from Ver- non River; L. McDonald from East Point; Duncan McCallum Cymbria, from Sydney; F. D. McDonald, con- tractor, from St. John; A. L. Fai- ler from Boston; George T. Weir from Southern Alberta.

Rev. J. B. Champion, pastor of the

Courtenay Bay Methodist circuit, was agreeably surprised on Christ- mas eve when his people expressed their appreciation of his services by presenting him with a handsome fur- lined coat. The gift was accompan- ied by a flattering address, contain- ing the names of the contributors. Sunday evening he was the recipient of a check for $40 from the Brook- ville congregation.-St. John Tele- graph. Mr. Champion has many friends in this Province.

On Friday, Dec. 23rd, a number of

the ratepayers and visitors met with the teacher alid pupils of Kelvin school on the occasioniof their semi- annual examination, conducted by the teacher, Miss Margaret Cameron. The pupils were examined in the dif- ferent studies, and acquitted them- selves creditably, each class winning the highest praise from those pre- sent. Remarks on the general effl- ciency of the school were passed by a number, of the visitors, which must have been highly-gratifying to teach- er and pupils alike. Such words of encouragement cannot fail to be la strong incentive. to greater effort. iA number of recitations were then well rendered, alter which the hearts of the little ones were cheered with a generous supply of candy, and so

'" Ladies’ slippers 2oc`t0 $4.00 lmclosed an afternoon very profitably

spent.

The following notes have been rc-

ceived fi'om a Spring Valley corres- pondent:-The farmers in this vici- nity are, busy getting their winter

still to t half-yearly examination of the school was held which was a decided success and speaks very crcditably for the

||| supply of firewood. R. Prohtt is

slowly recovering from his recent ill-I

B ness. "Evening Star Division" i.-i.

~ ‘ _ he front. ilu the Zllth tllel

Charlottetown' l teacher PMiss<G'rcen. She was assist-

l ed by lllis-s Bernard, teacher of Bal-

- " tic school. After the examination

fF=1”l1-'=’ -=“1»`»-">"**"u Santa Claull appeared and greeted

,__,.._.___-1-1-111-° the children to a_. least of good

'T.|1Iiiilsel

Kent Street

Practice liniilt-il to lliiu-rises

of Eye, Ear, Nose- 'l`l‘\‘0Hi and Skin.

Eyes tested .and noted for

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS

9 to ii a. ni i-go-_-3»3o

Evenings on appointment

1 :tn

things. Then followed it pi-cscntatloii to Miss Green of a fountain pen and,

other presents, and also ri suitable address by the children. Spring Vill" ley has heen very fortunate in secur- ing the services of such lwoficient teachers. The ratepayers then ex- pressed tlicmselves as highly pleased with the work done by Miss Green. The examinations were then closed by singing the National Anthem.

The home of John A. and Mrs. Mc-

Kay, Graham's Road, was the scene of ii. happy event Wednesday evening, Dec.14th, 1910, at half past seven o'clock. When their daughter, Miss

dtww

5E§a r¢“" In

Family Group Wc specialize on r9qD_S-

cninbining unusual llu:|Iilt_ies with cxpert_ craft_ to irlnf out the best ln artistic. rea ~ igtin photo work We can do the work liest-l\lSl 500 0"'

iiiiinplt-H.

Photographer

Daniietry

Dr.

C. ll. BEER

Alba was united in marriage to

and relatives of the contracting part- ies. The bride was dressed in cream batiste trimmed with late and in-

blue mull with white trimmings. The groom was supported by William R. MacKay, brother of the bride. Im- mediately after the ceremony and congratulations, the company sat down to a sumptous repast, alter which the evening was spent in con- versation anli social intercourse and all seemed to thoroughly enjoy them. selves. The presents were numerous and beautiful, testifying to the pop- ularity ofthe contracting parties. The groom's present to the bride

nl- was a handsome fur lined coat. Mr.

BA "‘""°_`”2 J' and Mrs. MacKay then left for _their

_____1_.__--_<-_»_- future home, followed by the best -f-”_“ _ wishes of hosts of friends. Congratu-

lations.

S Gil By CVB, PBC tr O

Albion, is spending the Christmas holidays at her home in Cornwall.

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Ch Pectoral. Then tak ' _ . . 1 “ e it or not, as hesa s. " §’,.$"L°‘f it t uy ln this Province. Mis Hel M li ~ t .li l

_We desire to thank our Customers tor

the hheral patronage accorded us through the year and especially during the Christmas se a- son and assuring them the best service pos-

Elmer Ross, student at Backville,

who has been spending part of the holidays at his home in this city, ieayes today for St. John where he will spend the remainder of his vaca- tion.

Telephone subscribers please add

to their directories the following new subscribers:-20-J, Newsom, W. S. residence; 258-J, James Harry, resi- dence; 317-J, Mallett, Mrs. Wm., re- sidence.

Mrs. Charles J. McCarthy-, a sister

of Archbishop Ireland, died at St.. Paul recently after a lingering ili- ness. Her husband, who is a nativc of Prince Edward Island, and seven children-Eve boys and two girls are among those to mourn.

The steamer Lady Sybil, Captain

R. D. Burns, which has been running between Pictoll, Holiris, P. E. 1,, and the Magdalen Islands, arrived in port Monday from Souris, P. E. I., with cargo. The Lady Sybil will lay up here for the willter unless she is chartered to carry cargo to Bermuda or elsewhere. She is now owned by William McLure of Picton. Slincei she arrived here in 1908 she has been on the Boston and other r0utes.-Hali- fax Herald.

The funeral ol the late Mrs. Jost

took place on Wednesday afternoon under the direction of undertaker G. D. Wright. The service was held in Grace (lhurch and was conducted by the pastor, Rev. William Harrison. In addition to the usual service hymns “Abide With Me," "Forever With the Lord," and by special re- quest "God of my life Throuuh all my days” were sting. The interment took place at Sherwood Cemetery be- side her llusband, Rev. J. V. Jost, who was laid to rest some- twenty years ago. Mrs. Jost was the daugh- ter oi Rev. Richard Knight, and was born nt Brigllouse, Newfoundland, in 1825, and died at Jamaica Plains Dec. Ztth. Sho was a lady who was greatly beloved by all wllo had the privelege of her acquaintance. For a number of years she with the fam- ily resided in Charlottetown. In September of 1909 she removed to Boston to spend her remaining days with her son, R. K. Jost, who ac- companied the remains to the city on 'l`uesllay last.

:John McQuillan &‘ Co. buy dressed

hogs, organs attached. 12-12dtf.

'iii-li?4§¢iéJ»d¢»un=» icllilliioilleloiivu' 'G it P _

’ Ipliadies’ J ur odi-s-_I

ext to alf rice

Electric Seal

24 inches long, 36 Bust. Regular $25.00. Sale price $12. 50

24 H ll ll li H (A 14.00

24 U in (K I H U U 24 58 26.50

K( it H ' " (K ` 53.00 H ll

26.50 29.00

it K( K( 4( H (

¢( I( l( H 53.00 1( fl 38 58.50

A Bollaharan Lamli

24 inches long, 36 Bust. Regular $85.00. Sale price $45.00

24 It tt ll ll 80.00 (K it 45-00

26 26

Russian Lamb

26 inches long, 36 iii. Bust. Regular $60.00. Sale price $35.00

26 It (l ll it O0 ll ll ’ 40.00

U U H ll 80.00 H U 45.00

26 I( H tl ll 95.00 ll fl 55`00

Swamp Wallaby

38 inches long, 38 in. Bust. Regular $39.00. Sale price $22.00

U Fur Lined

Navy Blue Beaver Shell, Lining of No. I quality

Grey and Wllite Squirrel. Blue Lynx collar. ~

Size 38-Regular $8 5.00. Sale price $4 5.00.

till?

.\lnii.lity ilnd 'l`t\\ll‘siliiy vveii |

i out lialitls. '

(>ii~ut~’ sl-:isim lirlwts _:.50

l.:tclics z._;i\ L'liildi‘en`s i.5u.

'l`lit°, l-`mutli Rcgiiii 'ill liailll ill

.'liti~liil-iin'i‘,

(let your svilson tickets now.

Arena Bowling Alleys open daily 2.pm to ll p m

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I Special Prices I

To Year End Buyers

We have had a

magnificent trade this holiday season for which we sincerely thank the public, and we are going to make this nloiltli the best ill our history if low prices will do it.

Excepting Howzlrd

Watches and Fountain pens, anything in our _ store is yours at subst- antially reduced prices.

You Overlooked ,

Physician and Surgeon . at Christmas

Graduate McGill University, Kont-

Lntii Resident Hong. gui-g¢0,',_ Pipes, Cigars, etc.. which we oder at ' ,

gestarn General Hospital. Montreal, B A R G A I N P C E S -

e:;’::.:.i;° 5:: tier” 3:: GEO. E. HUGHES } “‘ii..'.’;;'.‘.".‘.°", I

¥_ f _;, its

F. F. Kelly.

~M_ 1: hi M ~ .eh

Hogs and B eastc T 5515 G rinawnrl e

hliilcliless is iii-ressary to every appctizing meal-it is the great b¢-\'-

‘ ` cragc that in ikos a meal enjoyable.

We buy Dr'SSed Pigs and Matclilese-i is .'t pnrc blend ofthe best Ceylon tens, shipp:rl to ns :uid

ri . H

I-I0g5_ Highest mafkgt pricgs ki-pi pure and t`re.-li in_:iir-tight caddics.

_ , , i\o other tea at its price equals i\latcliless-once you have tried it

paid. WfllC OI' WIYC \'ou'l| use il constantly. Our Customers tusera) tcll us its the best |¢;. in

the city- :ind they ought to know. '

F- E- WILLIAMS C0 LTD- 3.’.“§;;f“°.”.’..2?.S.“’11:21:21:'1:1;;::':....:;:;'_;;:;;';;;:‘s.?§§

St. John’ N. B. l‘houe your order.

io-i7d3m.

plete, coiisisting of the. following I n C a k e S Brands:

l`LOUR

-' , rlionezsi l ° L -

Flour and li\ Free Delivery // J

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Feed Unusual Activity

Our Winter's Stock is now coin

Ollr cake department is kept busy. People

realize that it is a great advantage to be able to pro- cure cake sucll as ours. Olir cake department should appeal to you from an ecoiioniical standpoint also, because olir prices are very low considering quality. L~t us convince yoti.

Five Roses. Royal llouaeliold. Glenora.

Star. Beaver. _ _

::We have a few nice packages _of G F QU¢¢|‘| clly_

sr..-xl=)<;iIi“p|¢lr;:‘ir»|iU" l‘>v<=i§{\lm;=;eHf;¢;c§:;>:§::*°“NL°,f,° ° Phoenix. E- J. DeSROChe8

aisiiiimi.'ii.si. iiiiimiiisaa gifts. Liberal tllscoiints will be given Jeweler Q. Opfician Crescent, Smm side Over Prowue Bros. on same for a few days. You should y

call early as these goods are being drmtf_

W* picked up quickly. s. A. raiser, *wil

‘ Central Drugstore, Sunnyside. W 'ig' § " at ‘S

` J if B“r:i|inea.

,' Consnvfllien l 1>EoPLE°s THEATRE §'.§,;;,\,;,~:.i»,;-:.-,

V 'l`llat's the big word to_ ' oll ciké Mtll.

(lily audit applies to the

care of your carriages.

' Let tis store yours HOW

and paint it before the

rush.

min. c. wliulll 203 Kent Sl-

9-idompd

The Girl of Triple X

Good Western Picture _ The lndlan'a Gratitude

GRAND FIRE l"EA'l`URE

THE TELEPHONE -lliil-1__-zE_

complete in ovary detail. The brave lnrldisn Ienvlnir the Engine hou_ne, msd rulh throuphl rests to scene of fire, brave resells of mother and child, most reaiietiei re scene ever protected on canviis.

A Day on a French Battleship

at work and play

ii , li

all of which we are now offering at specially low plic.-s, on terins to

Interesting views of the French ‘Pars I _

Sllll. 0\l!' CllSlOl‘l‘lC|'h`.

A Patna Worth Seelnir P G. F_ P k ~ - . . }*';p°§9g1,'\;:,P1g’=v if ii............ .°..i,.°' W"°'°"'° ““ R°“" KELLY, TAYLORACO. Limited n. ot i ecia J MES KELLY’ Man-su,

lilmission 5 ci.. A- “mme & co

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New Firm! New Stock! New Prices !

We are opening tip a select stock of Canned Goods, Biscuits, Confectionery, and other lines usually found in a first class grocery : : : : : In a few days we will have for sale Pork, Beef, Fowl, Sausages, and Fish : ; : : Our price on Flour, Bran, Commeal. &c., will be as low as can possibly be sold. : : :: Our customers will find ns ready and willing to give tlieni every attentton. : : : :

Cotton Seed Meal. Oatmeal.

Rolled 0af|. Middlinga. Feed Flour.

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nr. J. w. liollsliY"l_ Fm' the 1'7"i""“""""l 'i

real, Qu,_ we have odd lilies of Perfuine, Chocolates, lflaiifl Satchels i

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