____..__ ,.,__,_,_ ._._....,

in this Province.

s . ‘-2 Mrs."

_ ‘i‘ l"o-' - 1| i " "_ “K °..'il:l.i'lfi..'i*.°i’..~..l

_ Ladies intpeclally lilit and ` - Tho

Bchool

"ls D' hy the

celebrated

congra- on the

Sticks.. by ap'

Dlitric

~ - n

__ will

Calvin

"I`“°°°“Y» -'“.”'

_ ~ 10.30 . Ge

GloWi';‘\'Dfstrlct.

, ` have paid for has expired and thus

° ` . not miss an issue, as all papers :are

_ discontinued 'promptly on expiry

» date. . ‘

` ”-Mnrro Amuviss.-'rhs li/liste sr.

Will be sold/:lt cost, not n dollar profit for us.

We are in receipt of a shipment of Overcoats that we re niislaidrii the way, and as the season is getting lite, ue we offeliiig illeili at just what they cost us ` '

day. Bhe had thirty passengers go- ing and twenty returning. Her out-- _WHFII 'cargo was about three cars oi freight and her inward one and. a half

~ _cars of freight. She carried a large

_ amount og mail. On the previous day

tl .lnTiesh goods iiride lo our special order she had °"tW“rd tw° “nd “ lm" °““

1:’ . , . -

this season, splendidly made, and :lttraclive patterns.

We describe here two of Lliese coats.

4 1. lim *_ . i " _ dl A l

`~ Cahill was well known and highly sg-

. Al $10-75 _ ‘Ai $12.00 .f.;if:@.;‘...*¥.;v';12.l.‘:;i:‘°.‘l.2“..Ki;

A Grey diagonal

tweed ofa gold lviiv I weight. well _lined and`,j trizutnc-l. Tlilzlii fl WU' wnrnifot, ilisde with ‘

ciiilvertibl: co lar. R g-

‘ u arprlce$|4 50

Now $10.75 `

A Grey stri; e tweed.

exlraweiglit with heavy linings Silk velvet iii- lnid 'colls'l‘. convertible a_lyle,a thoroughly de- yeudable told weather colt Regular price $ '6 oo.

Now $12.00

dallgliters residing in Providence, R,

It 1005 Place to the Tignish Ciburghl the mess being sung by Rev. J. T. Murphy of st.,Dunstuns. The procss-. `;sion was led by the members of the |A. 0. H. and C. M. B. A., of which the sons of the deceased are pmmiu-

.w- _ 4 A . ----1 "

Several otl er grades at cost pifces. Oiie cftlies

coals mould illake a Christmas present worth giving The decorations of _the church were

' in accordance with the keeping of

the festive season, and the tree which

'inection w-ith" the Sunday School of _tho Tryon Methodist Church was held on the evening of Deo. 26th.

i' ~ t Lod8e_l. _

ual _ in d for *`“ is sc___i.iisi,‘lmiir or _press

_i . r _ \ _ _ _ D I d . 5°°'°t?"x;'1: 1.... iiiifimigesiiz liiA?B%")ii9i§sE A

vefwafs 6 “ye ' ,.,.5isi.f;‘Bns.:l<;:'°..;::°“...; :.‘,»°f.:....“...-.:ii'%.°'..,‘_._.._.i.mi, .°¢.1:~°¢-i _

--No'rrom is 'heresy kiveli _ that 1 will discontillue kee ing boarders af-` ter January ,1st, lifts, owin to the inability ol Mrs. Allen 'tgaontinus serving the Public fn thie""'t pdclty.

rlved in Sun-llnerslde at 12.45 yegtel-_‘ J f S. Allen, Ptoprietor,`_ "Fa'owood

House. Su`mmerslde_,”l’. ‘Ei I,"

, ` 12~17M12iDd.

_ . ,__

nf' '

absolutely __

'l'hl’s 'Week _

‘~ “fthe splendid that this' mom-ii us is"iio_t -a-lpiatterlof

element of “n1`¢verness.

...SKATING RINK.-The" nw' skiing - .-.. _of db_'u§ hu"Sl_dess,‘ becausethey are snre`

ing rink which was .recently built in'

Alberton ’ was‘_opened' on `Ul1`ris*mas~

eve with a good attendance bt s_l¢st~‘

f i h _ _ _ _ers and spectators and all had a__iol'- '° g t J ____ -ly_ gone rims ol it. The i-ink ls‘sii~

_.JOHN C H - __ open-air one _and is about 150 by `50

death of John 3oh;illLtoo3?Jl`al<):e Till: 'fe-Bti It is in chargevof a cdinpetenth ‘~

, his Hom in Ti ish on M d _ ,committee of sporting fratérnlty of~ . '_‘__

the -advltinced ag: of 88 ye(ii.Il'say Mai-tl wg _,t)0wnf"5'_n? Bullion? mrw‘:_i`g_t§__a g "‘° ‘ll 'A Q

~ .` ‘ se s n 0 o ollg ' en oymen e 4,; My

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= _ ' . ' ‘ _. ` "` ‘ .

_ '. f J ' . .'- .'. :_ -_

.-.~ i.~~=- =.-_+ »l--~i- 1 »

, .;_;;-= _p_~_;i;g_ ,,_:~_',:-1_ . _ ’ _ 3 7., '_

healthy sport.-A. _ ` ' ~

. >&1”

- HINGE C NTY HOB ITA -

,, P OU P L.

‘ ‘ _§ig_';mj__f;f_’°r?_1k;is S3" is partner with G. F. "I‘ltlany, M. D., Montreal, re-

_ __ ___'ved _ "5 5" 0°- Deceased iB` cently spent a few' days in Summer- f *_* \d’Y,_, °“° 59"” Pm' J- at side. _ while there he visited. the ,'°‘"-0' an h°m“° ¥“ M3l“‘_’- “Pd 'W0 i’i‘ince County Hospital an said he

considered it one of the might up-to-

i 1# '1"‘°_ f“h°\'Hl was s very large ons. -asia hospitals hs 'has had the privl

lege of being shown through. The building 'ln itself, the equipment and

the capable management leave no---

thing to he desired and he considers that it reflects most crcditahly upon the geherouslty and forethought of

_ - Clif- lII0l1\b@\'S. A. -those who originated and carried out

*he ‘flee of establidhlng this splendid

-CHRISTMAS TREE.-The annual insti¢ut{0n_._'_~|‘_ __ _- -

- entertainment and Xmas tree in con- .___-¢

-wlsnnmc BELLS.-The home bi

David and` Mrs. Marchbank, Mont.- rose. was the scene' of a very inter- esting event on Christmas eve when

their sldesf, daughter, Grace J., 'was

united in marriage to William F.

was laden with abundance of candy, Maellee of Calgary, Alberta. The

» _ _ 9

B ' U C e S fruit, and presents for the children bride, who »was.becomlngly attired .-ln

_ . _ _was the chief object of admiration

' § \ ,during the evening. The attendance

lielng very large, taxing the capacity

- ,_ of the church, listened with rapt at-

' ' ' tention to an excellent program pro-

_ _ ivided by the B. S. and Mission Circle.

7.' _,._i. _ _ . - _ __ ‘Just before the arrival of Santa, 1% '“$"°*'€l“. “"‘°'*"""“"“"h"""_"" - ""*.* Rev. G. M. Young, the much esteem

‘ .1-. , 1

some raccoon coat by G. H. Smith accompanied by an address read- by

Warm. Cosy'

‘ Q Footwear

Warm feet and a cool head is just

° what is necessary for you. You will ' have to look after the cool head part

of this arrangeinenti yourself but if you

want what's right ill warln footwear __

you will want to colne herc to get pen supreme satisfaction. _ ,l

FOR MEN we are showing ai epic. d J line

of heavy knit, long full lenglh ilior kings-see ¢no_.mocm-sins. lkrligans, warm h avy farm bo_o!r,overshnes, heavy lull' length hose and rubbers.

was completely taken by surprise re- plied in a. very -feeling and__ef`flclent

ng among them. Santa Claus-then proceeded to dismantle the tree and idistributed the good things thereon to about one hundred children. After ithe retirement of Santa the follow- ing gentlemen Rev. W. A. Thomson \,(former pastor), Rev. Mr. Doble, S. E. Reid and Elisha Wright, spoke in

shove church. Much credit is_due the ,superintendent of S. S. and the mem- bers of the Mission Circle for the way lin which the work was carried out. ,'

0. " '~‘

4 FOR WOMEN we are d`splsying`a full line

of gliterl, house slippers, warm shoes, over-

shoeo, whiter wriwstockings, rubbers.

_ Reuben `Tuplin ® Co-

Ki ii iiugtoii

', __ ' _, _._ Town, Maine. where they resided un- fi ` ' ""`“""' ' ' ' _ _“_ _` _____ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ ____1"1`; _Q til early. Inst spring. Mrs- Wickett 'f_=:1f;;-if iff _"wifff1flf=ff'f'f fYf_'§_1L ,Q 1,-,1,1_' fi YJJJ L1-'Sf-*F-; :~"':*" llilvlll BGSU ill f0l‘ B0n'ie'l.ll`DB the

` famil; removed to Kelvin in the liope

r GllARDlAN CLASSIHED ADS .;‘:°.~°:.l;l°:°°:.;;..l~..::

Ons elnl p_|_g_ word lint innrlion in this column, hall eenfper word |_o| _ l :ug wig; dP_:_;lEk:,?1Q.1;_1;l;*?”t;'t\;°I;f§_l'_C|:E

, cash continuation. Cnh must accompany order and live ner eenl du- ,a d _ t and 1 h ~ ' exuni allowed- Minimum charge Twenty-five cents. f$s'if:anti‘;'i_;;';»‘;; and sflggiiederbgvliif

_ _ _ _____,_______ _ _ _ _ _ _ _____ _ _ __ ______ _ _,_ ,_______________`__ devoted huldiand 'hnd family, Mrs.

c Ig’-‘ff ‘ I-E-i-‘ff-*f* f ' f-‘ff-'i-1 I f-'&=,.¢..1 f -1' rr- wlsmt linfsred “stil christmas live

soaimuis wagrnn salesman wheres i.“i.‘l~i.'l.“‘£..¥'.‘i’€-“°.?.?*i¥...‘i..°.;‘lT“.§.§’$$.§‘ il?

______ _ ___ _ _ __. this long illness Mrs. Wickett's

-SAD EVENT.-While most homes

were busy on Tliesday last with pre- parations for the Christmas festivi- ties that of Lewis A. Wickett and family, Kelvine Grove, was cast into

Wickett after a long illness, at the nge of fifty-one years. Some years since Mr. Wickett and family lived at Mill Va.lley;~ P. E. Island. Some sev- en years since they moved to Old

cream satin trimmed with pearls and baby irish overlace and insertion, was given away by_ her father' and 'was attended by Miss Edith Hay- wood, Mill River, who wore cream silk with ball trimming/ ` George Marchbank, brother of the bride, ably supported the groom. The ceremony

' ~ed pastor of the Tryon Methodist W8-S Performed by U16 R°V~ J- H-

circuit, was presented with a hand- "MOH8tlIi€ 0! MOHUOBB aslisfed ‘TY

the Rev. I-I. S. B. Btrothard of Al- berton. and the wedding march was

Hon. s. F.. Reid. Mr. Young who. -very sweetly Played by Miss Bertha

Hardy. The parlor was very prettily decorated with potted plants and

manner thanking the people for their ,€V¢l’§l`€_9HB- After the ¢'8l'9m0“Y 8 pindness and llheralty since his com- _dainty BUPDGT WEB B0l‘V6d '$0 B lf*-T30

number oi' invited relatives and friends. The grooiii's gift to the bride was a gold watch, to the brides- maid a gold bracelet, to_t»li_e grooms- men a gold stick pin set with pearls and the bride’s gift to the groom was a gold locket. ‘Included in a .line display of valuable and useful

the highest te,-me of the entertain. -Jpresehts was a 'fi've`-dollar gold piece

- fro Benjamin and Mrs. Bowness,

gentiea“gagsgcgziizssitzgghgslflosgd (RE 'ditilcld from George and Irene Bowness;.

cut glass fruit dish mounted in silver- fmm Dr. and Mrs. Keir, cut glass sugar bowl and cream ing from Les- lie B. and Mrs. Mc’Il/Lurdo, Edmontvni and $38 'in cash from others. There was also a . dns display of table linen and silver ware. After supper the evening was spent .in social conversation and parlour games after which all went, totbelr homes extending best wishes ‘to the

deepest sorrow by the death of Mrs. couple for ia Mppy =wedded'm5___A_ ~

. _ .__¢

(From Yssterday’s Evening Guardian)

-SCHOOL EXAMINATION.-'Tile

results of the Christmas examina- tions oL.Kensington School were as follows:-Grade VIII-1, Lewis Low-

ther; 2, Harry Warren;' 3, Charlss Kennedy. Grade VII-1, Aggie Goo - win; 2, Mamie Sheen; '3, Jennie Bowness, Grade VI-1, Wyllie Jer- dine; 2, Jean McNutt; 8, Flora Bqwness and Lottie Dnnphy. Grade V-1, Katherine Lowther; 2, Patrick Goodwin; 3, Lsita I-Io*ward._ Grade 1V-1, Velda Clark; 2, Jennie Jar- dine; 3, Lillian Inglis;'Grade III-` 1. Mabel McArthur; 2, Charles. MQ- Nutt; 3, Beatrice Francles." Grade

'¢0Am""‘RB 'CAN BE ACC0MMO'l:iAl.lssMEN w_iil~1'l‘i<;li4_No’Ei'lI*E`=il'1Lst1'0ng.cou-ragerips spirit demonstrst- n_1_ Irene McNu¢¢_ 2__ Tmmg

‘_ dated at 166’ Kent Bt., Mrs. George Doutglass. _H 12-23M6ipd_ “-3 f'7_!`&_&Ef_|!_¥3'-P *,whN'rii:n, omNan.il.'sis:nv.iNfr Nr @ once. Apply 11 UDP" Prlncii St- ‘ #_ __ ,___1_2:21utf-_l Xwhnrnp-CHAMBER Main warcr- '|_(»_ ed at Queen Hotel. ‘ lg-_gvbltfl iilw/iwrliiu A uml. ron GENERAL fa work. Good wages. No

5, Apply 112 North River

Black

shear. Apply Box 14.

FBlW‘

,c-`.._ -4»'.~

3,5.:-

ence 1-equi,-ed_ Earn 5001] wnggg rd bow_a Chris an woman can en- while learning. Write today for lllll`0 Suffllfillili W€l\|m959» Wild l»l\€ list of hundreds of positions open th0!E\1t Cf BBPBPHUOU N011! fl'1¢¥ldS~ paying $1,000 'to $5,000 a year. The funeral services which were very Addi--ss Dept. 570, National Sales- largely attended wersheld on Thurs- msn-s 'rrhlning Asssc‘istlsn,_ ‘iss flaw. the Zffth. inst- and were cou- Yonge Street, Kent Bldg, Toronto, ducted bv the Rev. R. ‘Osgood Morne, ons, , 12-1'oills4i_ Pastor sl the Baptist church, sum-

§g merside. assisted bv Rev. Mr. outlier-

land 'of Kensington. The bnria was

ln the family- lot at Mailgate whither

_ _ a long procession followed the re

TEACHER WANTEDI F03 pE1\im'3 nialns. n addition to the husband.

nom; gonna; N0_ g0_` guppigmqnq; three daughters mourn their loss. 830.00. John Munn, Seoy. of School These have the fullest syrllllllflll’ of Trustees. 12-27`l£E8l. many fr\end|.J. ' _ _

:;A gift that will be particularly

" ' TGLET' ‘ - ` pleesin! to any woman is a good

. __,= _ _ _ hottie si perfume in s. hut sue.

'ro 1.1rr-'mm ' rnormrvry on we iisvs s lsrgs sms# na-s spssisiiy

Euston Street known as North leleetedirom the _ but that Plver. Bakery, with shop, dwelling haue, Roger; Gsllet and Harmony ‘of' Beef balmy me gm>iu..~ap'piy to Fl-slit ton can shew. This use is all artist- B~_ H,,m_ » _ _ 11-mm. iilhmon men. 'l~hs_nsius_h9s img - = ‘__ ' I - ' `* Co., _Corner Great George and Kant 'ro mn, _nounmi omel ni l ` r A MM-

A_ »P|-oype Blom, 8\nny_l_H6i_ _Rest `- --------'-'. _ _ _J

aeqerst¢.__l’os_u||l_op at case. _ _ _ _ ....._...°;‘;m» ~' ~ »wi\ursn~_ » y!,n__|~

Nl ijt (»

-w - .

;.¢¢..» . !'..._».-,,-n.-~~4sl

ln.---_ .~»"` gif - .

i, __ . -~,, .- ~_»‘.\_ ‘- ‘_ . mi* |* _“W” ‘k ff; +i=‘

Cooke; 3, Ethel McKinnon and Ha- zel Warren. Grade I_-1, Nelson Bow, ness: 2. Nellie Goodwin; .3, Newton McCarl:hur. ~ -

IEQTEBII _P_E_l9?0l|ll.S _

_ _ _ ; ....J_ 'X-I. "Norton, Moncton; ` e e passengir by the Minto yesterday 8|-' ter 'spsssihg christmas at Middleton.. J. f '_

-Wm. Stewart, Creel McArthur-.li\d_ Capt. Jos. Read, Bummerqide, miide his msd mp hy the ninth yank- dlay-Jo _i ' l.~ l-l

‘-A-J _ W. Biker

msside after

Qbsrlotutown. the

mt_s-,’ J. Gordon

-Drf Blrnersen Qu'Appells, Sick., dren :are in Alber 'visit to Mr. McNslll'e

is J;

Dent

_ _, _

' - _...,,_,L_`,,- _ _*,l,l-.i...__-.. .`..,._,;.~-.»_.,.fi_14.,' ‘_ A. up ws,

»,~

-‘r

o‘.~ tlie- _-wisp of goods at half price. It is

Prices Will ,Cellilllilp

or of printei-’s ink or of any _

People are coming’ to Prowse’s _because get -' '

SATISFACTION; in rowse’s goods and 'Prowses way

nioney’s worth, and often alittle over.`__ The plain facts are evident. `.' The peopleare, giving up chasing the will

_ _ valtie that count in the»1oiig¥run.' f ' ' ~ "

ld.

1" . Fins our i-nlcl: ciisi_r"Srolu: " " `

is~~`;' - _g»»

has brought

' -'.~ _ __

. ' '

of their full -1- _

...,_.;.

3. ‘

.< _ _

service and _

guests ard and returned days to

5 in Norboro. _ .~

MnxnHoléarldlcl-Idiglhiierehdozlnlilih Qlilrieitli ?”'A"l5h‘“‘ G- Peake, Cliarlottetowli;

ei' .gnmmm-sld¢_ betwem six _A, T. Stafford, Halifax, anal D. W.

o' lock last night and six the prev- Rooney, so John, reg stars his the 10 s,,fgh¢_j_ ' ‘Clifton House, Summerslde, between

P ` ____ six o’clocll llust night and six the

° kills-_"Sl

has ‘

Empress crossed yesterday

home.-J. _

,..._.._ _

-augur shsw, or ohm-lsimowh, returned home yesterday morning _ali-__ ter spending his Christmas holidays with his sister, Miss Lucinda Shaw.

l _ i ' i ` I H_J_ . the guests of H. A. and ldrs._' 'Conit-- F-J. iirsliihsla she Mrs, Hsrdlnglmv °“? “ E’ tm, 0, S,,,,,,,,e,,,m,,___;_ -

"ld “°“ Ulm* Wm? .h“"¢ lm" °P°“¢l' -ospnwiiiihm Alias and thi-as

"‘ 'H+-v _

s : \ `

-_ ' _ __ . .. 2 __ -*_,__= V __ . iz .‘ ' .1 ., m . . '

_ _ . _- ,l_,~ _ , _

..l; . -. ..

_The liqliipany have taken over _ `l-‘axes i o T 0 W

2 »,~ .. f/

__ the 'President S ‘business hcadquartels. ` in every "respec_t,'cove1"ed with Wire _ equipped with all modern appliances

The owners? uaraillee _ llileen

" *spring ol _1_ li and llleré _ is

ge __ _l _ ll _ i-sum ____, Fl

._ _ cPPOSP¢¢|“S 01 Pf0ll0Sl2'|-+ _

Head illiice. Charllitslliwu. _

lliis cliniiianty will he capiialized_ais1i0.ogill

divlllgd lille 2000' sliiires of $50.00 _eiilill j _ _

_._

Calldilifln Silver Black Fox C0.Llll

»-l ‘il

Five Pair l c ‘

, .; ____ ___

. _ _'_, ____

0 _ _ The Ranch is issaied at B.-sdaibfise, P. E. I. near '_

It is up to date

i s e ’

overhead a_ndf'1,Sl _

to eiisure safety. _ _

Thedens are built for comfort and sec1usion.‘ ' " _I ` __ `

, 1

I i _

pups bl

ms lim 0

_ or iweiiiy;iiv,¢. 0 _ r _ l sf;

-ge'

The value of Pelts onthe London market is'§$2,ooo- 1

' eacltand snp_poe_iiig I5 Pelts sell as ilow as $Ioo_o--e'e_,Cl__i_ ,_ ' `

0 substantial dividend 'could `be paid to the? shareholders; ._

.' . w - '_ ' ' f.,~.~¢~s~:il'za»a.f'i'¢:t. \ »_

illliinntll will “Pills “v€l~o it

_ -sl¥r»vls.iiiilil':l>llt¢§’=<il0rS =1f<=ill°i\ Mirlliirh li__eii§giy_, ‘ il;¢§ii¢qg,»ggi;ili`Ni¢i»lios, lil. sill .ii j

lglllwlllg f,¢i°Fi!99¥ l\\1!_b°“\°ll¢_lo any

` _ _"slut is Q;_*'i°' _ r

A 'It is éitpeoted allthe allgotted 'for

1913. . f

<¢\

J? ..~_ \

sr'

>,`~_

this -would 1‘e‘al‘ize"*$15,000---whicli means thatféi very., °

. ' \. f

_. `The value of the pups should range from $3,ooQ¢fQ'.."';‘ $5,000 each. , "0 0 ‘_ ' _ TQ