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Offices in New Prowse

Block- Charlottetown.

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' i Shaw at Cliarlottetowii.

A'i‘ Police Court yesterday Joseph

. Scott charged with larceny ofa camera

HA`nn\"SiMrsoiv, _ Bay View, is visit-

ing his brother, B. F. Simpson, Head St. Peter‘s Bay.

Aarons those passing the preliminary

olvli service examinations was D. J.

was further adjourned for a week.

We can give you a very D. L. A. Sco'i"r, formerly of the Humph

pretty package of Per- :EY fume. A first class odor

the confectionery business in Calgary.

,,,a_de by one of the W0,-ldls 'l‘iii-i annual Burns concert will be held

greatest Perfuiners. .

inthe Opera House on January 25th; Proceeds in aid of the deserving poor of

Call and see our stock. the vibv-

Pqrfumes from 25c to $6 1;

a package.

“The Two Macs"

av. D. ltIacI.i-:AN will occupy his

pulpits at Murray River, Pleasant. Valley and Brooklyn next Sunday at 10.30 a. ni., 2.30 p. m.. and 0.30 respectively.

Miss Ei.i.il:i~: Lamp, teacher at North

` Carleton, has returned to her home in

ll Cavendish for the present, her school be- DRUGGISTS ing closed on account of meascls.

Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Ste.

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Itisv. Wai. J. C.\iii>isi-:i.i. will preach (D V.) at Nine Mile Creek on Sabbath the :ith inst _at 10.30 u. m.; St. Catherines at

2.30 p. m. and Churchill at 0.30 p. m.

canes

YOURCAKES

Miiice Pies, Dough- nuts,etc.. for Christ-

mas today in order

to avoid any delay. Will de‘iver when- ever wanted. Call or telephone 21:.

i).S TEWART.

Ecnrrsa iiaicsnv, Bakes Beet Bread.

Iii-;v. A. W. K. llis|i.o.\i.\N,son of the late

Ilev. A. Hardman. Picton, and pastor of Georgetown church for n few years, was settled at llclownii on the 20th of Nov.

Ni-:ii. Sim-sou and wife who liiive spent

the last two years in California, British Columbia, and Manitoba, have returned lo the home of the foriiier in Cavendish.

Ti|i~i schooner Minnie Moodcy at

Vooght's \\'harf, North Sydney, is the Inst to arrivetlils season from P. E. I. with produce, oats, turnips, potatoes.-Sydney Record.

II. \V. IiiNN`i.\'<:, for some time in the

Iliink of Nova Scotia here, will leave Friilny for thc inaiiiliind to take charge ofthe Briuicli at \Vindsor, N. S. where he has been appointed Manager.

O.\'\v.\ni| I)i\'i.~‘i0.\', Victoria intend

lioldlnga public tcmperiince meeting on

Friday, Dec. Z2 inst. Besides addresses

by Rev. Mr. Mcl)onald,Rcv.Mr. Stcbblngs,

` img- ‘W __ and Rev. Mr. 'l‘iiier, a good program is d

. ISLAND

END TEA

Please You s

In 50-lb Half Chests

_ 20-lb Caddies

" ro-lb “

~ 5-lb “

I and % lb pkgs.

Also-

., 150 barrels choice

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10 I l

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,i Winter Keeping ~ Apples-

3oo barrels

3 GOLDIES FAMOUS

FLOUR. HliRACE'H. BEER,

Summerside.

Telephone.

being provided.

FiznnERu"i'oN is experiencing it pro tracted spell of severe weather for so curly in the season. The tliermometer was hardly above zero mark for three days last- \veck and Saturday night re- gistered fourteen below.

Tiii-:steamsliip Stord sailed last night'

at- midnight for St. Johns, Ntld with a fiili cargo shipped by Cnrveil, llattcn- bury & Messcrvy consisting of 26003 bus of outs, 21 tons hay and 25 cases eggs. This stcanicris expected to return to Souris and loud a similar cargo there for this tlrm. This will be the third trip for this staunch craft from this Province for Ncwfoiindland this autumn.

A'r ii recent ineeting ofthe Moncton

liospitiii boiird the salary of Miss Mc- iincliei-n, matron ofthe hospital, was in-

creased ten <lollai'~\ainont1i in apprecia- ,`l.ion of her valuable services. Miss Mc-

lilacliern, during her term its matron, has

condui-ted the institution with credit to

herself mid satisfaction of the hospital board. She gindunted sonic time ago from the P. E. l. Hospital and is a native of Murray River.

THE Northumberland arrived yesterday

morning at 10.30 with n. full cargo of freight including l0i)() bbis of tiouv, and 20 passengers. Among the latter were F. C. Sears, Horticulturist Agricultural College. Truro; C. R. Rollers, Albertun; J. A. Johnson, C. N. McLeod of Halifax, John G. Green and W. A. Foley, Galt, Ont., and Captain \Vllli'im McDonald of Souris. The captain lcft his steamer the Inverness ln Halifax where she will be laid up for the winter.

IN FURNITURE

' “Always the best value in the city.

M ark Wright Furnishing Co'e.

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.A. J\1ZElE1.E.'Y' 'I‘I]Ml§El'

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' all this week at

ri.oR~’s

BOOKSTORE. .

Everybody welcome Everybody gets abargain. We have the best line of

FANCY cooiis. ioiis, lions, inns

Claus ana CALENDARS _ '

in the diy, Every one wh_o has seen them said so.q)i;r Fancy Goods must go this year so no reasona e prices will be refused. If-you want a barg;1_r_; cpn_i_¢_= €&tl~y--Store open la_té every evening.-L: St_81e away now will be delivered Xmas ev_€» °f ‘ing 11:’ desired but we would like all our friends to A L nanny. »

Yau will miss a treat if you do not see our

LEATHER coops.

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'1an'»n1¢a~'~. ..

Clothing Store, Charlottetown, is now

Rav. Mn. Wooniworir will give an

address on Foreign Missions to-nightin St. James church. '

Tnnnn will bca practice of the Glen

View Rifle Club on Saturday afternoon, Dec 23rd commencing at one o'cl0ok.- Daniel Taylor, Captain.

.Mooiu-: & McLEon‘s especially attrac tive ad with new and up~to~date _ border on sixth page Of this issue will no doubt be read with interest this morning.

Tiiis Guardian has received from

Hyndnian &Co., general agents for the Union Assurance Society, a useful calendar alsoa copy of The Standard Life Assurance Company's alnianae and diary for 1000.

Tiii-: travelling, or bum, Iiockcy player

is getting quite a roasting these days It looks as if the newspapers will have nothing else but “home” amateurs on the ice this winter,cvep it the Hockey League officials are indifferent. -Truro News.

Cavi-iivnisif Literary Society has ar-

ranged a full program for the winter which assures entertainment and instruc- tion that will be helpful. One of the numbers on the program is a lecture from Prof. Theodore Ross, Instructor in Nature St-udy.

Tiir; many friends of Theo. Crosby

Cornwall, will regret to learn of his death which occurred yesterday afternoon. Deceased had been in falling health for some time and was 88 years of age. The sympathy of many is extended to the bereaved family.

Tiisiinnualseed fair will be held in

thiscity about the middle of January. Iminedintely following the Fair there will be eight or ten two day meetings to he addressed by experts in various parts of the province. \\'in Rennie, formerly farm superintendent at Guelph will be in attendance at the Fair.

Vi'.C.AncniiiAi.i> and Son have iust

completed ii. piece of work which is worth examining in their nursery. Tiiey have trenched 10,000 trees, all three years old,of an average growth of two feet per year, stout, clean o.nd straight. stock. Those who have examined the long rows Say that nothing liner has ever been produc- ed in any nursery-\Volfville Orchardist.

Evsnviionv should see the Big \’i’eb

Perfecting Press printing so many Guardians at 11.30 o. m. on Monday or Wednesday of each week. A monstrous roll of paper, several miles in length, is pulled through the press ata high rate of speed in a manner similar t-o that of ilie largest papers throughout the world This is thefonly press of its kind in the province and well worth seeing. tf

Tiiisiii-: was n well stocked and largely

attended inarkct yesterday. Poultry was very plentiful and quoted as follows: Turkey per lb, 17 to 20a: geese ll to l4c; ducks 10 to l2c and chickens fi to l0<'. Eggs sold at 23 to Liilc per doz. and butter pei- pound. 2~ic. Pork was in good supply and brought from 'ig to 8c., the tendency in price being it little lower. Hay was soniewhnt lower nt~10 to ‘l5c per cwt. Oats remain the sninc at 8-i to Lille.

I.i~:1‘ the children read this carefully -

The Rink opens for the grown up people on Tliursday evening. It will be open for the children for thc nrst time on Friday atternon and then on Saturday afternoons the ith Regiment Band will he in attendance, so that youfcan have two afternoon skating before Christmas. D0 not give your fathers any rest day or night until, as one of your Christmas presents they give you a season ticket for the Rink.

Finn broke out shortly after eleven last

nlglit in the Pastcurized Milk Factory, corner of Great George and Fitzroy Sts. The flames had originated from the iiue of the factory and were located bciwccn the walls of that building and the nd- joining warehouse of McKinley Bros. There was a great deal ol smoke but the fire was hard to reach as it had spread along the walls and ceilings, It. was over an hour before the fireineifs work was over. The damage is principally from water which 'badly injured the Hall.

Order your Xmas Baking from

the Eclipse Bskery,Kent street.

19d ei.

The new silver goods for which we have

been waiting have arrived to-day. Now for some livelyselling, G. F. Hutcheson.

20d ll.

Fire and Water Sale of Damaged Dry Goods etc. o

To our customers. On

Wednesday next we hope to reopen our store and will offer extraordinary bargains in all sorts of dry goods, men’s furnishings etc, dam- aged to a greater or less ex- tent by fire, water and smoke.

We are hard at work _trying

.to remedy to some extent, the* ravages caused by the dis- astrous tire o_f_Saturday last and hope to have the store clean and dry and fairly free from smoke.

On account of the heavy

_loss we sustained, this sale will be strictly cash on deliv

Jr. P. C.~R.-T. Dover. , . ; 'C. R.-D. Ferguson. 1 V._C. R.-M. J. Molnuis, R. 8.- J. D. Jenkins. '

F. S.-NeilMeNevln.

Trees.-W. H. Stevenson.

Chap.-J. C. Brodie.

I B. W.-B. Vail.

J. W.-B. Stevenson. S. B.-Geo. McLeod.

, J. B.-A. Furbish.

l C. D.-W. C. Whitlock.

,Phys.-Dr. McLaughlin, Dr. Dewar.

O, F. elected last night are:

C. D.-M. A. Allan. C. R.-J. J. Storey.

P. C`. R.-J. Macleod. V. C. R.-J. Tait, Jr. -A. McKenzie.

-H. V. Buntain.

-E. E. Jordan. -T. White. -~L. Gaudet. -C. Campbell.

-A. Gates.

ysiclaiis-Dr. Mclatuglilaii, 't

Dr. Carrutliers. l

Question of having a Forester wn.rd in

the Hospital was discussed and it, was decided bya large niiijority to ask High Court. for same. '

gaseous; Fwééww

Wiiixruilglit have been a serious acci-

dent happened near the eily several days azo. While a promini nt antique furniture nian and a leading member of tige legal profession from the western metropolis were out drivi g in the North River road on business, the iiorsc not knowing the value of the izrzindfatlier clock that was in the sleigh, became uninanngeablc and Started for the city at a pace that would have done credit to Dan Patch. Taking a short route however he ran up against a barb wire fence which did not add to the pleasure ofthe gentlemen behind. The antique man who was hanging on the barb wim-_last siiw his team still on the journey to the city. Fortunately he and his companion were helped from their perilous positon with only it few scratch the worse, and driven to town by ed farmer near ut; hand.

\'\'iIisN Major Bartlett prepares a lectf

ure those who are privileged to licar it may be assured in advaii<'<~ of (haste dic- tion, and that what he says \\ill he iid~ mlrably delivered. Having seen modern Ronie with an artist's eye hi-i ariiiiii-able descriptive powers aided by a superb series of views, enabled him last night in Si. James Hall to present to the inind as well as to the eye ofhis auditory very clear and engaging glimpses of ninny noteworthy features of the Eternal City as itis today. He gave prominence to the great churches of Rome in their massive and splendid proportions, their exterior and interior grandeur and decoration, the work of most famous art.- ists, together wiih the great palaces of the Vatican and the Quirinal ' where the lieadsofliomaii church and slate find fitting residence. A hcartv vote of thanks was tendered at the close. The next lecture of this line course was an- nounced by President Stewart for 23rd January by Rev. William Dobson.

Our

Advertise- ments Do Not Tcll of All Our

ilffcrings

There are any

amount of gift articles right here, but- we want you to remember primarily our extraor- dinary prices in

Sccly’s Perfumes

Regular prices from

756 I0 $4.00.

Reduced to 60C I0 »

$2.85.

Pivcr’s Perfumes, Colgatcs Perfumes, Roger & Gallct’s Odors,

Soaps, Saclict Powders, Cologne Water

Anv and every

dainty accessory for A lady’e toilet table. right here.

Handsome Gift

Goode for men.

The Christmas ur-

chaser will find Pno trouble in selec'ing beautiful, acceptable and reasonable presents

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No. 570. C. 0. F. elected lasvnight are: -I

THn_0fBcers of Court Mount Stephen l.

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selling at lowest prices.

day in each month. Dr. F. F. Kelly Mayor; W. W. Clarke, City Clark.

Lodge Prinoe Edward Tuesday Dec. 12th at B p. m.

An Alluring, Array

iServiceable E hristmas ifts

Our store is overloaded with _

practical Christmas Gifts. Yiix

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__ F -__ _ ` roll seat: and upholstered fancy ‘t

~__ A, rockers-Odd corner and re- _/ _

- Reed and rattan chairs, rock-

ers and tables,-cobbler seat,

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_ -.- ' . ceptitn chairs in quartered F-I _S

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oak, weatlieicd oak and ma-

None Bene, hogany ~ are a few of the most A" Prices' appropriate articles.

Brass and Iron Beds Ma"-is Chang

Greatest Varietv

$6.00 to $19-O0.

We want you to call in and look around You may take your time. We will be ready to

serve you quickly, and courteously-and will oder suggestions, if requested -but we won’t

worry you to buy. We leave the excellent values, of our great stock, assisted by the small

prices (which you will find marked plainly on each article)-to make all the argument that is

neces=ary. We have put away quite a number of velry acceptable gifts but our assoitment

has been augmented by recent arrivals that make it superior to any previous display we have

ever made. Your friend would appreciate an artistic piece of furniture better than anything else you could buy. Below y`ou will find a few more suggestions-Take a good look over

them and then call in to-day and make your selection.

WWW” Never before were serviceable presents more apprr elated than 'WW

T5( in this matter-of-fact, common sense age-Presents that last

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for years are naturally more thought of than something weak v ' and flimsy that is destroyed in a short tl`me_. Look through

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_ this list-Ladies’ writing desks, book cases, psrior tables in

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oak and mahogany. easels. Chi1dren’s rockers and high i i

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_ . » K chairs atig assortment-Baby slelghs, etc., etc. We could '

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not begin to name hilf of what we have-So call in and look

around-we will be glad to see you.

Ladies' Desks

` _ 9 Golden. Ha" paces 1 quartered and

in 51m and , weathared

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$6 50 to $28.50

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SLEIGHS! SLEIGHS!

We have at large assortment of

55 9 99 d 66 H 9 9’ Tudhope s an eney s

consisting of “Piano Box," “Solid Comfort," "Speeds/rs," and “Two Seated Slelgbs." All nicely uphol-

tered and finished up first-class iii every detail.

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Also is larde stock of

‘Chinese Goat", "Bishop" and Saskatchewan" Robes, Horse Blankets and Harness. all of which we are

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Don‘t fail to call and examine our stock and get prices and terms before buying.

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,COMING EVENTS.

city connaiimss-t_»_;ii.¢ mono Mon N L) N D

s. o. ii. Election of emma for ioou P5000 75 F00* Of 011020 SWG" BOX 4"

Steam and Hot Water Heating

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