L. H. D- F08*-Br. Marshfield, nn; arrived home from - Am. berst where, be had his Plymongh Rock Poultry on exhibition at the Winter Fair. His exhibit led the new in the Plymouth Roch olm, winning first for n, barred croekoi-el, first for barred pullet, first and sec. ond for a Plymouth Rock 1,;-nedgng |,¢n, first for pair oi cockei-Q15, mst mr pair Ol Dl1l1°_l-S. besides several other valuable prizes including spent, sl for best cockerel and pullet at the Show ol the American breeds and spe_ ein] for the best four birds of the American bread. Mr. Foster has, .ionic of I-|1659 prize win-` ning quality birds for sale.

NEW COUNTEIIFEIT $20 }lILL_

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8-A new colzuterfeit $20 gold certificate photo- graphic production has been discover- ed by secret service officials. The n-Drk, the officials ,say, is evidently that of an amateur and should be easily detected. The number of the counterfeit is B11925ll6. '

FATAL BLAZE.

QUEBEC, Dee. ll-In a fire which destroyed a three story building on tfhampluin Street, three persons lost. their lives and the fourth is likely to die. »

_The Favoijte Laxalive

Une at Night Makes the Next Day lirlglit; No charge if it Doesn't.

Because of its extremely gentle and

effective action, Rexall Orderlies have become the most popular Remedy for Uoiistipation. '

We are so positive that Rexall Or.

dcrlies will do all that is claimed for tlicm that we positively guarantee to liuinl back the money you paid for them upon yout mere request, if you are not entirely satisfied.

Iicimll Orllerlies are eaten like

cnudy, are very pleasant to the taste, do 1i0t gripe, cause nausea, or any other annoyance usually exper- ienced when ordinary cathartics are used.

Iicxal Orderlies have a positive re-

gulutive eilect upon the bowels and teml to provide permanent relief from Uoiistipation and the myraid of as- snviutc ailments. Besides, they help to overcome the necessity of the con- stunt use of laxatives to keep the lioivels in normal condition.

We honestly believe there is no

familar medicine so good as Rcxall llnloi-lies, especially for children, ng.-il, or delicate people. They are pi~vpur.~<l in convenient tablets for-m in three sizes of packages. Prices, llux, Zfic.. and 50c. Why not try them nt our risk on our guarantee?

lh-uielier. Rexall Remedies can be

nlifuiuetl in this community only at our s|.ni‘c--Tlie Rexall Store Mc- diiuuou Drug Go.,

..2.';;'if-4;

non Drug Co.

E SO/AP .is tie most wonderfu y ts makers have succeeded ` `mpr's iful clear g ycerine soap. a

l Fragrance

The Ros 1

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nd Kent Street

nARiuoNv floss ctvcs

cessful soap we have ever handled. the fragrance of June roses in a. b three. loc, 3 for z5c. Sc d only

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR -SALE

The z year old Standard Bred hay coll

Acquired hy Aquiri. Dam Miss Kalol by_ Km -l 2.19 I-4 grand dam Min (ll'\_m Ol Dina Miller 2.10, Shaver 2.16, Sweet Singer tr. 2.17) by All Right. Acquired is double galted the kind 'hat make the fueled trott- ers and he is out of a fast young marc with ai deep speed inlierilnnce teemuig willi game racing blood and fi led, as few are. with the names of promi -ini fast perforqni- err. lsn`l he a good purchase for a fulurity \vini\er,a race horse and to head the etud.

Price Sz5".oo. Mies Aquirihae not been sold and iS Sllll

awailable at Szgnco

Both these colts are sound, ' _ J. M. NicuoLsoN_.

:oz Kent St

Chartloltetown P.E_l

dmrwlhif ' l _-if Q

Political Meetings

ist District of Queens CountY~ The- undersigned Government canclldiites for the First District of Queens County will meet the elec- tors at the following places.

Lang Riverrlrieh Town Hall.

Thur. Dec.

French River Hall, Fri. " Clifton. Clifton Hull, Sai. Hope River. Hall Mon. “ Granville, Hall, Tues. “ Rvadalbanc, Hall Wed. ‘f Slnncliel, School Houee Thur. “ Rell ‘s Cross, Hall

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Fri. und

l~`re¢fricton. Hall, - Tue. “ _ 'mb

Fmyvele,School l-lou¢e.lW¢d. llnnshaw, Court Houee,`Th\lf- Crapaud, Hell, Fri.

Us each afternoon to receive parcels. ,

servatives for the second district ol

lqlh i6lh llllh igth :oth :ist

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U I9" *__ _,_____,____; *_'j'1‘i~71_n_I.A'rus'r News ' THE

GUARDIAN _ -» PAGE Fil/B

AV IIBB1' Ol' ILL A __ _ -_

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It 9°” to buy in' this Province.

' P°°Dlc wishing to save m-one _

_ ll

should Dav their electric light, hi\1;0_ dal’ and l`€C0lVe the discount.

D' B' M°D°"Hld. North Bedeque “M 1*m"“s the passengers to the city 0" the “Dress Saturday night,

Rusticu Con- t - T“°“lev. Deeienii bid? iifmdaydii Sllllller Will be served until 10 p. m,

John Richards, M. L. A. Bideiord was f1_ Passenger to this city snn,,_' day night.

G°V""0" Rogers came to this city

b th ' , ~ nisghhe “ester” “Press Saturday

In classified column will be fonnn

an advertisement of the sale of s, ten horse power, gan 1' » at a bargain' Or gaso lne engine

The Charlottetown Liberals will hold a meeting in the nears of Trade rooms this evening at 7.30. All Lib- erals are invited.

A- A- 1\l°1-een. K-0.. Mr., and Mrs.

M_cLeaUi Cll-Y, returned Saturday night from Ottawa to spend tht Christmas holidays,

All should get their ticket for the Recital nt the Baptist church eithei 9-li H“El1€S', Janiieson's and_McKin non's Drug Stores and Jenkins uro- Cvry- Admission, , auditorium ' 25 cents, Vestry 15 cents.

Xmas donations for St. Vincent's

Orphanage thankfully received at Bish0p’s Palace, on Dec. 13th and 1-ith. Members of St. Elizabeehh; Aid Society will be there from 2 to f.

Electors will be interested in the

notice appearing elsewhere in this issue of the schedule of the campaigfr. meetings to be held by J. H. Bun- faiu and L. L. Jenkins, Liberal-Con

.Queen's.

Thae marriage was solemnized by

-Rev. W. M. Tufts, D. D. in the First Presbyterian Church at Boston, on the twenty-second of November, of William Munn of Montague and Miss Sarah McPhail, daughter of Donald McPhail of this Province. The happy couple have the congratulations ol

their _many friends here.

A quiet event took place on twenty

nineth of Novemlier when John Mc- Phail of Argyle Shore and Mis: Laura B. McKinnon, daughter of John McKinnon of DeSalile, were uni- ted in the holy bonds of matrimony. The ceremony took place at the resi- dence of the ofliciatiug minister, Rev- Dr_ ’i‘ufts’of Somerville, Mass. The bride and groom huve the \vislies of their many friends for a lim!! and hnppy wedded life.

Rev. nr. 'runs or somervuu, Mass,

performed a most hullvl’ Cefemonl’ 0*" November the twenty-eighth, when he united in marriage two young pro- vineialists who are now residents of the 'United States. The ceremony took place at the residence of the of- ilcating minister and P§H`l‘»9B WF” Charles Riggs and Miss Josephine Hu;rg:lu, dnugliter of Ge0\‘K¢ Hllllgfmi of this province. The Guardian' joins with their many friends in ex- tending congratulations 'und best wishes for future llf0Sll°l`ltY l° the happy couple.

The second quarterly mectinll Ol

the Vernon River and Cherry Valley Circuit of the Methodist Church was held in the Vernon River Church Oil Wednesday afternoon before a full board, excepting one brotlier who WHS unavoidably absent. lt was a 4mOSl harmonious session and much interé est was displayed in the pr(-sen position and future l>l`0Sl“f°l3S~ For the information of all who are interested in the cnort which the cia- cuit is making l-0 “"'l“"v‘* mdepen ' ency it may be stated that the PTO: sllects are S0 lar eb C,_,“,.,,g,ng_ A Number of siri- scrlbers have cliecrfully “and wl- lingly increased their financial sill; ngrt; and it is confidently cXP0‘_f G that others will do so shortly. Ol course, here as e‘~'cl`YWl‘ere some; ‘-vlhll have been counted _“D011 lllalaf t“‘u°_ expectations but it is_hop_c _ia liz! on mature consideration in viewdmt the advantage conferred by a aestl' ._ minister easily accestlble at a lirics to their varied needs andl, rcqu;i;\ed ments, they will fall into 11;? V Ceo do their share. The pustor"l ' full Orman, will have coniplctcr IB cow term of service at the ensuing U V d

nf 1912 and having Wei” B

ference _ _ unanimous call to the S\ii'i>et:;I;l¢l:;

_ th Cornwall circu _ ' lféllsiagftileecnll, subject the authority

"HT 9 co e Union Com

- e lll be advertised

mpaiiinvsltffnydif-tlearfles that have Iwi

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N need of eln nl t e praises ol our

One drunlfwas arrested on Satur- l day afternoon and will appear before the police court in this city this morning. »

Miss Helen White of York Point,

who is under treatment for typhoid fever at the Prince Edward Island Hospital ls improving. _

Morson, Prothonotary, and C E. Young, Court stenographer, retur ed 1 to this city Saturday from Summer- side where they were attending Su- Dreme Court. ,-

_____ _

News has been received of the i

death of Mrs. Mcdcalf, last sur- 5 viving sister of the late Mrs. W. _

Mr. Justice Fitzgerald, W. A. 0. .

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Harris of this city, She celebrated f ed her ninety-first birthday on the l5th, of November and passed away 5 on the 27th of the smile month, .,

The many friends of Miss Nettie 'il "vf“`l‘€“- GUY. Will regret to learn ‘ that she is suffering from an attack

of appendicitis and is under trea ` mehr nt the P. ie. island hospital -‘ She is reported as doing splendidly after the operation whiclrwas suc- cessfully performed on Saturday af- ternoon. ' ,

-e-are-fs.-ses Q.

huturrlay morning the prohibiti u - ease against John Collins was furth- er adjourned for one wee _ Two drunlfs, John D. Austin an Joseph Gurney, were each fined two dollars and costs. For selling eiga- relates to boys under sixteen years oi- tge. Mary Clinton and M. Bulger were fined five dollars and costs and a si- milar 'case against Thomas Michael was adjourned `until this morning. ,_ Four boys between the age of twelve ' and fifteen were before the court charged with smoking cigarettes and

were dismissed with a warning.

At the police court in this city

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One of the ‘ neatest little booklets .-

ever issued by .local merchants is _hut of W. N. Tanton, jeweler, city, which has just come to hand fresh `roin the press. It is an eight paired iooklet illustrating and describing Vlr. Tanton’s display of Xmas gift " iuggestious. The front and back cov- ers are printed in two colors with ., in appropriate Xmas design and the text, besides describing the line of goods now offered, present many in- 5 teresting features regarding this po- oular jewelry store which will be of ,_ interest to all people. This booklet was written, designed and printed in the city and every order sent for goods described in this booklet can `i be filled the hour it is received. Tins booklet will be sent free to any 5 address and those in need of Holiday - .gifts will find it well worth reading.

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Parents will be interested in the ad which appears in this issue for The _ Rogers Hardware Co., Ltd. Thisad .vhlch describes their linc of guns, ' rifles, and air-rifles will assllredlyf nake a pleasing: and delightful gilt `or that boy. Their line which in- _l-_ides Stevens single barrel shot guns, Steven's and Bayard's 22 rifles, j ind King air rifles, leaves nothing to f ge desired. for tllese different makes ll are regarded the country over as the ,t best in theinparticular line and the

prices quoted in The Rogers Hard-

,ogre (‘_0's ad places these rifles with- 5 in the reach of all. Among the gifts that will delight the hoy’s heart, n rifle, air-rifle or shot-gun stands pre# ‘ eminently best and a careful perusal of Tile Rogers Hardware Co's ad in ;¢ this issue will give you practical pointers on what selection would

prove most pleasing.

::i’ractiee for the The Deestrick Skule this Monday Evening at 7.30 in Kindergarten. 12-lldil.

M I. Neilson’s

“The Chocolates that are '

different" l

Dont forget it box

when making up your

Xmas list.

We have .them dainfi-

ly boxed at prices rang- ing from 35 cents to

$2.50

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Neilson`s

“The Chocolates that are

different”

l-Gives Warm I V _ _ Linen

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-Blankets ` ` ’° »` 'TableCloths

for Christmas _ _ "IW//I/'fry PM qs Gifts -

396 f0 7-50 Onl 13 bu in da S to Christmas 3-50 f0"2-50

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Gloves daintily boiced.i deal for Gifts

Charlottetown’s finest showing of l,

. . ’ ' `:. i dainty Xmas Handle fs

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HANDKERCHIEFS MADE IN lRELAND-EMBROlDERED-

in Armenia-in France or in the Azores. Think of it, half way round the - World and back again in order to get you the prettiest, daiutiest handker-

‘ chief that Charlottetown has ever seen at Christmas.

Those dainty linen handkerchiefs made by the Irish Mills li 5 -

from softest Irish Linens, and embroiderecl mostly with dainty design at the corner, by the skilful fingers of _French girls,

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The finest Glove stock in Charlottetown

is ready here for your choosing

EVERY PAIR OF GLOVES OVER ONE DOLLAR will be boxed

~ free of charge in a handsome Christmas box which will lend much to the ap-

pearance of the gift. Always here you _will find the finest range of choice

' gloves in the city. Some of the lines you will find here every day.

l’eriiu`s Olga, very choice.. _ .l 50 Reyuier’s Suzelte. _ _ _ ._ .L50

Rcynicr Suedes......_.. _ _ .......l.50 Perriu’s “liclfort” _ _L50

White Washable ,Kid Gloves at. ._ _ _ . _ _ ._ .L25 and i50 VVliite and Cream washable Chamois, _ __ _ _ _ _ _ ....... ....l.25 Heavy suede, unlined ideal for winter wear grey,brown and blackil 65 ' Silklined Suedes same shades... _ . , . . _ . .._ _ 95

VVon1cu's \vool lined-and Fur liuecl gloves and iuitts at every

price. l{ayscr’s Long Silk gloves._.... _ ... . _ _ ...l 25

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Pretty Hand Mirror free to every- .Cash Purchaser of $2.00 Monday Morning before 12 o'clock

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- Perrin’s Countess, all shades. .l 00 Perrin’s Marcell. _ ` (

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Irish Linen Haudkerchiefs, with a dainty edge of Arfneniziu l

Lace, an effect that cannot be produced properly anywhere but ,Ong Cord, mp ,im_d_ _moo 3

i8c 2oc 25c 35c‘5oc 75C to 2.00 each

in its own home country,

Irish Linen Handkercliiefs,daintily embroidered by hand in

the Azores, where labour does not cost as in Canada,

All handkerchief purchases above 5oc will be boxed free,

5oc _gtic 75c to 1.75 each

35c 5oc 75; to 2.00

Xmas Bags

Black, lan, grey, succlc

Brown, black, seal goat,

moire lined ,purse insidedong cord hund‘_e _ . . . _ _ . . ._ $1.60

‘ _ Brown., grey. black suede,

oxidized frame, long coral ‘l handle 'lilk lined purse 52.85

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to get a handsome lcimono

A HANDSOME NEW~Kll\lONO would _be a w flcozne gift indeed to hurl

on the tree on Christmas morning. She would like or/1--wc’d like very well to supply you---we have the very one that she has been _looking at-let us show it

to you today.

_ Graceful long kimono made of soft

warm cider flannel, supplied in stripe

- effects of navy blue and red, fawn and

brown, green and red. These are

A very handsome line is made of

Elder flanii el similar to the above, but

has rich sr .tin trimming to 1:uutcli5 the predo'_uiu:iting color ` °'

ciught with heavy merccr cord 4 -

,,,-___‘,,_`_.,f':~5f;,,-.;,,f;I- ,',,.(,'_,‘.~§_lVl;_ii_‘ thick, soft, light weight, warm elder '§~"',;=. _ -7/'-"~'_` _bfi flannel shows a little violet stripe. It is 'l`»,'-l ~"y»..\i ._.“ ill

_I 'trimniedwitli violet satin cdgcd7 with black and wlilte cord °

A very beautiful garment in deep

reds, square neck, trimmed with Nd satin, 'braid frogs and satin butlo.‘lS.

The pockets are faced with satin 9

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hautfsfome heavy girdle cord

[Airlines Damask Table cllofhs.-3.50 fm- mol

-- This very attractive Christmas lil ie awaits you in the House Furu-

ishlngs department. The linen is flue and soft. The Designs are all new

and attractive The sizes are full dining room table dimensions. The regular price was 3.50- -we offer them at 2 50

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Try some Gravensteins, and you will have the best. We

of the N. B., and P. 1., cohferen- Johmon Q Johnson carry aspecial line of this grade and they are always fresh. °°- _______________.~ _ _ Include these in your order to-day. We also keep a stock of

h school that has won the con- 1 other good cooking apples.

Gravenstem Apples.

Bd-ence of the"Il D1 -" V gamut ET We L. A.

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::Cl'l‘Y TAXES-A list of names for . , - Grocer Grafton St.

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_ ainty women will bede - _ 1

lighted with our present showing of the Royal Vino- lia preparations which have just arrived direct from Loudon and Paris and for

which we are agents.

With each Royal Viuolia

preparation priced at zoc and over is given free n post \ card which entitles the r i holder to a FREE SAMP.

LE of any one of the I4

different toilet articles.

Call in today and see

I, our full line.

B I? Goode w§n all* over town You

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We have Kodaks to fit most

pockets at prices to fit all purses. I Pnl “K-tilak" on that Christmas List.

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Brass Candlesticks, Brass und Copper Kettles Brass

Inkshands, Brass jurdincres. Bridge Markers, Brass Table

Gov gs. limss Wall Plaques, Brass Trays, something real

chnstc in Nippon China, Watcrman’s Selffilling Fountain

Pc|.is, Dainty Boxes of Xmas Stationery, Latest Novelties

ini Ladies’ Shopping Bags, Ladies’ and Geui’s Purses and

Card Cases, G:ntleuien’s Leiter Cases. Something rcal

fuice--Music Cases for the dear girls, Leather Writing Tour-

ists or cases, Leather Dressing Cases for Ladies and Gents,

Bibles, Prayer Books and allkinds of Hymn Books, Books of Poems in elegant binding, Books ofnll kinds for grown upsand boys’ :ind girls; choice selections of Xmas Postal Cards, Xmas Cards and Folders and Rare Calendars.

Come tw our Big Bazaar,

THINGS ARE MOVING.

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