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The Younger Folks

While Christmas 'means s' ve

great deal to all of us, it is Darticulariii aPP"°°‘°tf.d by the younger folks. It is the ciiildren’s true holiday time and

~ after_all is said and done, remembering

the little ones gives to all of us the

, , We have an 'all l _ 'if 1 bel' Of Sift; su831??if>iils thi' atllfs

! If your mind is not alreadv made up, t . _ UNSC may be of some little assistance `

_to you in making your choice.

, Silver rattles, dress pins, silver / mussbaby sets. baby spoons, teething I rings, signet rings, etc., etc.,

W.W,- Wellner

The Leading Jewelers - Est’d 18

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Get Your Christmas Photograph To-day

A Rapid workmen and modern methods

nn ts us to guarantee you. your pho s

heished before Christmas if _taken today. ‘Come in and make an appointment.

Lfook s Studio, §‘Z5.‘i‘l'_ I

Your.Photo

BY BAYER for Xmas

Is the best present you can send your friends Telephone 192-J

Photography

THE best time to get your Xmas Photo is

T0-DAY

Let us`show'you our new Mount Novelties.

The Acorn Studio soukis We Frame Pictures to.

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We ini~i~t. on your examining the 'i\'°\'

it of fuel that slidssdowlg will' Ghllfe Pinoy of dost slag and klinkers meant money thrown sway. lf you went to ,

Save Money on Coal

our d will help you. Clean bri hl ooei gtuthe right price. 'S

Phone 111

ii. Lyons' 81 lla

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' Coal _ C031 t As the cold weather is HP

proach should see to it that yoiliilhygs a_809d Sf°°k °' °°:,',":,' 't'-'°' "1 "';".'.~.......

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duality gf coaiiviv on hand. SU" able for Domestic and steam. P“’_

and have cars°°9 *“'""i“‘ daily by steamer Ulf

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McPhersons Lightning ` Hitch f -

/ The hockey boots that fit

the feet-there is more solid comfort and satisfaction in

a pair of these h0ckey boots than in many others much higher in price. We sell the genuine “McPherson’s Lightning Hitch,” made from best quality mule hide

leathers in the popular reg- ulation style-many sizes to choose from. Price fper pair

We are showing many

other lines of Hockey Boots including the famous Invic- tus quality-the prices range

from 3.50 to $5.00 per pair. 0 Alley & Co

* The Shoe Men ,________ .

Stupid ~ Children

Children of bgglht, parent L

are not. natu _ y 'stupid

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is painful, suspect their _eyes rather than condemn -their. in-. '

of examinin_g'children’s eyes. - We prescribe _glasses only when absolutely necessary, and guarantee satisfaction._ p

H.. J. Mahon

When study is disliked, study _ 4

tellect. We make a specialty' ` 5

THE Emilia ounnnun `

. .°i1' Paws in ony in tim Pmvineef

‘-~°THE MORNING Guardian can be obtained in Bonris at M. A. Psc- fillefs. ’ ,

..°T. GORDON IVEB is Guardian

agent in Montague. _

..°BUYlNG HORSE8.- The Gov-

ernment Horse buyers for the war, were in Montague Wednesday.-B.

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-. .*HOLY TRIN|TY.- Services will

be held. in Holy Trinity Church. Geo- rgetown next Sunday at 11 and 7. Bible Class 3 p. in. Rev. D. Jones will oiliciate.

NEOKWEAR.`“ .

Our Christmas Neckwear ls"love“er

than ever. dainty collars of Dresden Niuons, Gold and Silver Embroidered Ninons. Pipue and Lace Collars and Cuffs Setts, Organdy Lace with Flare Collars, plain Paddy or Blue on tlie other, reversable. So many styles and colors that we cannot describe them. Come in and select yours early. Pat- ous. 7023-12~17M3iE1i.

BELGUAN RELIEF FUND.

Amount Already Ackuowledged

$4136.09

Mrs. W. H. Pethick, City 5.00 R. H. Pethick, Hunter River, 5.00 Patriotic Service Collection per

Prince Arthur L. 0. L. Cra-

paud.

Church of England, Crapaud,

Edith l Cox, City,

Christion Endeavour Society,

Murray Harbor,

G. P. Walker, Summerside,

Acadian Sick Benefit Associa-

tion, Tlgnish,

Branch 218 C. M. B. A., Tig-

nish,

Scholars of Roseville School No,

16, Prince Co., P. E. I., 2.00

A Friend, City, 5.00

32.00 10.00 10.00

3.25 as-.oo

20.00

25.00

$4279.24

D. J . R I LEY,

Sec.-Treasurer.

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Bargains

in Watches '

and other Jewelry

The balance of my stock

1 Ladies’ O size hunting case heavy '14k Soli Gold beautifull en- graved. Was 3900 now 26.00..

. 2 The same as above but

' not so heavy. Was 35.00

now only 23.00 Another one. 0 Former price was 33.00 now only 22.00. j Ladies’ O size Gold Filled

- -'hunting case best qualéty

Was_ 13.50 now only 9. . Ladies' O’ size open face idk Gold Filled. Was 14.50 now-'o niy 9.65; , _By mail post paid at these prices.

G. F. Hutcheson

99 Grafton Street

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.JONI QlNT,'ael' word each ln-

sertion tor-advert ing in this coi- umn. Cash must accompany order.

..°J.S.FRANClB & Sons, Fortune

Bridge want all who are interested in is driving ‘sleigh to write and receive their prices etc.. also s calendar.

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..°HAVE YOU YOUR FLAG? At

the present time you should show your colours. Chests, finely ensmelied Canadian flags for your lapel, 10 cents esch; per post, 12 cents. Guardian Oilice. . 'B202

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..°Mr. Jamieson representing the

Dominion Corset Co., Quebec, was in Montague on Wednesday in the inter- est of his firm.-B.

..*Mr. Walter McKay, Boston, ar-

rived ln Montague Tuesday, where he will spend the winter wltli his parents, Donald and Mrs. McKay.-B.

CHRISTMAS GIFT Glllllli

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`Handkercliief'§_ tli's't°Paton’s_ have laid in is good stock of every letter, the var- iety belng extensive enough to suit all tastes and purses. There are sheer linen hnndkerchiefs with long or s'nort initials, in color pink, blue or hello; there are others of heavy linen with long initial only; others with narrow hem and small script letters; there are still others of sheer linen with wide hem and initial in white. These initinlled handkercbiefs are uncom- monly good value and nicely boxed.

LOVELY NECKWEAR.

Neckwear has lately become one of

the chief item of a lady’s toilet, and no matter how charming the suit or furs, it is not complete with- out the dainty neck piece of lace or niuslin. Lovely patterns.

If there's one thing more than ano-

ther that a woman likes for a present it’s a dainty piece of Neckwear.

There are lovely collars of organdie,

liandembroidered and lace trimmed. high pleated collar of lace and organ- die, collars and vestees of lace com- bined with satin, collar and cuff sets, net yolkes and guimpes, etc. Then, too, there are some dainty Boudoir Caps and pretty Camisoles of shadow lace.and net. These charming novelt- ics are all fresh and dainty, and each is a splendid bargain.

BEAUTIFUL FUR8.

_ A handsome set of furs has ever been ti popular gift for c woman and where there is the least doubt as to what to give, make it furs. A good set makes the most acceptable present imaginable and now is thc time to _choose when Paton's range is so com- plete in beautiful sets. muffs and nock pieces, in lustrous black fox or wolf, mink, sable, rcd’fox, blue fox, Persian

r,i,i__i_ - Lamb or any of the cheaper furs.

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a wo app p

a gift than a new winter coat from Paton's, where dozens of artistic gar ments, showing character in each nc~ cessory, are displayed; revealing appearance and quality coats sold else-

Wh t uid be more ro riate as

_ ` flwhere at double the price_and includ-

ing all the newest colors and motori- als. - ,

A ready-to-wear suit is another

‘choice gift and those shown at Pat- ons have all the earmarks of the tail- or-Amades, with the niftiness of New York added, and what more could be desired. The colors and weaves leave large choice for choosing and a full range of sizes are carried.

Paton’s Garment Department offers

a very remarkable collection of bar- gains in Smart Dresses, Separate Skirts and Costs, and these will make the most acceptable and useful of gifts, especially when' distributed a-

' mong those sensitive personifwhose

incomes perhaps are somewhat less- oned this. ysari while surplus funds for dress are not'to be had. \ _,

For the practical gift this yeaif a

nice dress length from woolen mater- ials could bs selected -at the dress |goods counter where every weave worn is to be seen. 1,

Funnisumcs Fon raori-len.

‘ ln the house furnishings department choice is easily made for therc are new arrivals in curtains, curtainings, art muslins, sateens, lovely down com- forts. blankets, cushions etc., nicely displayed while the latest inventions

i Druggist & Ootican-

llasa Burner

'With and - Withoil Revertible Flue 0

also - ,

ince. f ,_

NawSi|verMoun

Hard Coal- for use with same and all at prices for cash that willmeet any compe-' ition t in the Prov

ln vacuum carpet sweepers are se

or even a length of linoleum or oil cloth is an acceptable gift at this sea son especially when the choice is made from Paton’s extensive range.

A THOUSAND THINGS FOR GIFTS

This is certainly is year more than

ever before-when one ought to help another with useful rememberances

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There is still time to get your

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some useful urtlcio for the home. Fond memories cling closely around gifts of this nature, for they enter in- to the daily life of the recipient. and become s part of it. '

Whether the wish is to spend much

or little Paton's Store contains n mine of gift suggestions-botli useful and ornate and every one is asked to call and w lk leisurely through the en- tire bulilding, even if they do not wish to buy. Obliging clerks will answer willingly any questions asked and their time is placed at the shoppers disposal. -

An oil painting or pastel picture,

copies from the old masters, in rich sepia tones framed in gilt or brown, would make a most pleasing giftono that could be suited to dining room, hall, parlor or bedroom.

For father a sectional bookcase of

selected quartered oak or an office cabinet or chair would be acceptable, or if he is a smoker and reader give him a nice comfortable chair and smokers set combined. Pston’s have just the chairs to suit particular men.

Perhaps mother would like a. pedes-

tal table, card table, music cabinet, beautiful dressing table with bevel mirror, and small drawers; cosy and comfortable rocker, in oak or up- holstered deslgn; or a dainty corner chair or sofa, Any of these would be appropriate and add beauty to the homo. If a more expensive gift. is de- sired e dining room or parlor set might fill the bill and of these tho range is complete.

That precious baby that must have

its outing daily, would look adorable in is little' white fur bonnet and coat, in one of Paton's strong, roomy yet handsome carriages or go-carts. Think it over.

The man of the house would up-

preciate n. nice warm dressing gown such as are shown at Paton's, where “the styles and colors are so rich and suitable. - '

Always a popular present for a man ‘

is a silk muffler and these are in rent

VISIT THE SECOND FLOOR.

Just the thing for cold blusteriug

days are the splendid overcoats so completely stocked. Any boy would appreciate such a gift for these are smart well made ulsters at popular prices.

A nent slender silk umberella. would

be a lovely gift for any lady while n more substantial one would suit the sterner sex. The Christmas handles and style are beautiful for this sea- son.

"Isn’t this the dearest thing?"-

that’s what the lucky recipient will say when she opens the pnrccl con- taining a dainty dressing jacket of soft' flannel, with hand scalloped' in ` silk. Paton’s have these dressing jac-

kets in pink, or blue, with whito col- 'ar and cuffs or any other deserved tolor while the materials also leuvc a good range for choosing,

A useful prcseut for liusbaud or son

's shirts and l’aton's shirts leave nothing to be deserved in soft or stiff bosoms, heavy or light weight Then a few collars woulj liclp the parcel out and no mon can have too many collars.

Men want to be well gloved and

like women they look to Santa Claus to help them out in the matter. In the inen’s furnishing department at Pat- on's will be found mcn’s tan cape gloves, Dents. Perrins, etc; also wool- en gloves aud mitts of desirnblc qual- ity and price.

In leather goods the ideal gift for

each member of the family would be a. real leather or imitation leather suit case, club bag or trunk. Beautiful goods needed the year round. Also thc most up~to-date productions in stcuni- er trunks large or small.

One mlglit go on for hours telling of

the gifts to be got at I’aton's but as the time is so short these few sugges- tions are given with a hearty invita- tion to call and see the stock personal-

ly.

Those outside the city are also in-

vited to make I’aton's their head- quarters for the Christmas rush and if it is impossible to get in to sliop u mail order will receive the same care- ful sttention that the customer re- ceives with just as prompt a service.

The big, bright, beautiful store is

ready for a big Christmas trade.

SPECIAL HOLIDAY FEATURES AT THE EDEN HOUSE, NEW YORK.

An exceptionally strong and iiiterm-

ting program of attractions has been arranged by the Management of the famous Eden Musee of’ New York for the holiday visitor. in the Entrance Hall e. mammoth Christmas trec beautifully electrically illustrated has been installed while Santa Cuaus will ` distribute candies to the children dur ing the festive week. In the Centrul Hall n new and inairimotli tableau en- titled the “Makers of History" has just been added, in which are secii rife like figures of such prominent persoiiagos is Washington, Franklin,

.variety at appreciable prices. H

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Men's Irish (Innibric Iiuiidker-

chiefs with 1-2 inch hemstitched hems,

3 for 251'.

Men’s Plain \Vlilte Excelda Hand-

kerchiefs. _ _ p 2 for 251'. and 3 fo1'2o1'.

, Meii’s pure linen Handkerchlcfs 1-2 and 1-4 iucli lienis,

181'., 25c.. 351'., 381'. ouch.

Ladies white cotton Handkerchlefs

with a narrow liem,»

2 for 15c.

Ladies white combric Haudker-

chiefs with hemstitched lieiiis,

51'., 61'., 81'. each.

Ladies plain white linen Hnndker-

:hieis with narrow hems,

121:.. 1512., 201'. ciicli.

Fine wliltc diuiiiy 1liiu1lkcr1:liic'fs

.vltli colored bordcrs,

151'. and 201'. caicli.

Colored Picture Pockets,

2 for 51'., :uid 51'. 1':i1'li.

Colored lieuis and liordcrs, 2 for 101'., 141'., 3 for 251'.

Colored Lissuc, 20c. each.

Made of flue lawn with tucked and

henistltclicd frills,

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Same style iii Persian lawn,

551'. 0:11-li.

Mndo of Pcrsizui luwii with pocket

md tucked frill fiiiishcil with torcliou edging,

V 351'. 1'a\1'l|.

Made of Swiss spot rnusliii with

imitation maltose lace and insertion

friii

501'. 1'u1'li.

lawn trimmed with torclioii insertion

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lnitialed linen l'ldl1i’s

Mei:'s fine irish linen Handker-

chlefs with 1-2 iucli liemstltched hem. Initial embroidered in comer,

251'. and 4§1'. oacli.

Ladies pure irish linen 1-8 inch

hem, liuud embroidered spray and lu-

itial iii corner,

6 for $1.00.

Ladies lrisii linen of superior qual-

it.y with initial cucloscd in a fancy medallion,

~ 2.5¢. each.

Faiicies liciiistitched, embroidered

edge.

28c. to (inc. each.

Embroidered in corner only,

181-.. 251'.. 301'., 351'. ciicli.

Fiiic irish luwu with cdgc of Gui-

purc luwii

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Exi-olilu lluu1ikcr1'liici's iii a num-

hcr ot' fancy patterns suitable for mak- ing aprons nud fancy bags,

2 for 2o1'.

Aprons Tea Size Regular Size

Largo size. plain white lawn,

251'. ouch.

Liirgc size, liiicn. with small bib,

trimmed with embroidery.

251'. ouch.

Lawii upririi with cuibroidcry bib,

frillcd shoulder straps,

320. cucli.

Extra liirgc sizc, plain white,

421'. ouch.

Fino lawn aprons with bib and

shoulder straps, trimmed with tucks and embroidery insertion.

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Small princess apron of Persian 001'. l‘ilC|l.

and tucked frill, . Other qualities and pnttenis nt.

The oiwovs

651'. cii1'li.A 001'.. 751'.. 851'.. $1.00. etc.

busv Store.

1-£1 "1 t “‘ '

es. ln the Conccrt lloll, a scrlcs ofiweek of ii successful ciigugeuicut iii Fiftocri tableaux liuvo been installed 'un enilrcly now program of magic deptictlng scenes of iiicldcnts iii Am- and illusions. ills wonderful bowl pro-

erlcan history," showing scenes of :lic duclng act is thc talk of thc town. 'Phu

Landing of thc Pllgrinis, Washington

ckson and

Kineniacolor moving pictures of iiatur- ul colors will show during the holl

at Valley Forge. Generals Jn' . ‘ - __ Lee, Gen. Slicldaifs Ridc, and other day weeks. "Jack and the Beanstalk

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equally interesting groups.

On the stage, Mr. Duiiiiingcr, iii_c

Master Magician enters in his cightn

is three rools, and sevcral ot er p proprlutc subjects. The Eden i\iuse1e is open every day lnclun1llugSunflays

SOUIIS, P. E- I- `._.._---»._`.... _----4 forth in the carpet department and the Napoleon, Julius Caeser, Duke of Well _ and is one of me sights of New yo,-k_

. price tag reads only $8. A beautiful ington, and numerous other celebriti-

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GLAUS `i‘ "Quarters

body Welcome.

J W. F. TAYWK. ll- 9-. C- M- Fancy Goods, Toy and Book Stores.

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, , °ntag“°' ' ‘ ° Lowest prices in the City. . -

°"‘:°°°;',m'“n ' . We have no time to enumerate the Great Stock we carry for the Holiday

;`p¢__--_annum Season or the Great Bargains we give.

Come and See. Shop Early, Shop Now. Store *open any night. Every-

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on'Clirist.mes Day.- Surely nothing f V »'l could more satisfactorily. express . ._ /\ e theuipirit of Christmas giving than , 5 ,af

Crowd ""'~""'1"""' to Carters Big Bazaar