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CHARl.0TTETO‘WN

l*fen’§ ' ...i Qi1i5EN'5 copprv .Strong Wcrki _ B “*",””_ `

ng It pays to buy in this Pi-Qvincs. The members of York Sunday

36 iiichesdongy ,r3,,¢¢n¢Sz_enol,,gh to make the weekeiltmiill BF!" UP and inks notice.

Regular 35 centlines now 25c_

Half Dollar Braces for 38c,

You ca-n‘ti¢'_a knot on our 75e ties Xmas

morning. by Paving “S Only soc dining christ- mas week.

‘Dainty four-in-hands worth 35c but yours

for 25C.

Remerrrber these Goods have all been pui-_

chased within two weeks and we guarantee the values are as we say. ‘

Cli;§rifnd lerp& ltetldin

io"/iidfkerchiefs

;i.~ usual \\'eli:1vc ri uloe range oftlicsv display(-il for Clirislin;is buyers and now U,L_|,,,,,. in ni.i»cc your :~eli._tion. lli.. \.irn ty i.~. l.\r_i_e .ind the pi it cs .ire sniall..

Neck Ties ,

\\'c:1dvcrtise becziiisc yve wziritlyoii to _know llint this is the best plan to get

wlnt you nceil along this liiie. __ I

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~ » “B i‘ a 0 e s

We liavo tlicse dont: up in p_rcll_v Iioxcs \vliii~\i nuike ii lllro L`lnistni:\=: present for

;iiiy_\'oiing insin lit-rifles being 1| siiggcslioii to lilin to bruce up :uid slioiildci' some rcspinisibility. _ _

A p r 0 n s .

\\'|iiii‘ lawn nprmn; l\c:iiili"\ill_\' triniini-il with (`:uiiliric cn\ln'oidci'y also dzirli

I,,,,,| ,~,,i|i.|i ;ip|~oiis sill, iui\t{;,l`r.nii ;_;:\uil mislilng prinls.l '

\\’ii»l Sw: tier Co.t'_sl 'oiil Stocklii-,',' (lips, llose, Ciillziizs, Cu|`t`.~1, l".in\:y Col

hrs. J=\l>\*l~“-

W. C. Turner ®. .

triiiswftf

The Hot-Air System Means 1' Perfect Home-Heating

linaginc the delightful comfort of having EVERY rooiii in

the house heated to proper normal fciiipemtnre. Think of having the lmliny climate of Florida or California brought into your own lioinc during the winter inontlis.

We can give you perfect heating satisfaction tlirougli tlic use

of oiirliot air heating systein-tlie system is ecoiioiiiical, siiiiple alll iiicxpciisivc, \vill heat your hoine right all the tiiiic, properly veitilatcs it too, and causes far lcsls' bother tlian any other systciii.

See us about it today - phone 393.

Frei ll. Tr0in0r--- .§.!?....‘.i‘”3.‘.!.!.i‘!‘..§i_-.

Safety ofpriiicipsil :init 'nut-|~.~st is thc chief coiisideration in thc pur-

rliaiseof securities. z\ssnir.iii.~c .ifssifcty dcpculls lafflell' "P0" 'lm re' spoiisibility ofthe lii\'i'sti.1 ni llniisc by whicli they are offered--_\vll<'!Sc rninitatioii, skill, and thi- cx|1e|'i»_-iire that coincs lroni years of_f\l’l‘l“ "lm" Will lic found an invnliialilc aid ln thc selection of soniul H0L‘\lI”\U¢‘9-

.-\t the present time we are olTci-ing an :ittr:\ctivc list of3<‘c\iti'tll1IL‘?\';]I:’

which we believe \vill be found somctlimg_ sintcd to the nit, s ora I seek sinnid, conservative investment for their money with the l.iri,es re- turn consistent with safety.

, Write tis fora copy of this list, or call and lcl IIS .ll _ matter ofyour iiivestineiits with you-

i\ ovcr the \\'|iole

,. _ .., __

J. 0. ihii'ciiii\i'i0sii it C0.

' ' ‘ fi s';i Mo han liizlghadikslhcstiid Exclianv-

li.ii.ii-mx. N.s. '-9 nif¢rii».i.»ni¢ ivan.. S11 J0HN»N'*‘

i__._.__.

The Essentials: ol a _Sound Investment il

Marcus Qslder, of the Anglo Ameri-

wn Telegraph Company, Summer- slde, leaves on return this morning

after spending the Christmas holi- days a his home in this city.

His Honor tho Lieutenant Govern- or and Mr. Rogers will receive on Monday afternoon, January 2, from four to six o’cloc.k. Their usual Wednesday' afternoon reception will not be held this week.

The Bowling Alleys at the Arena

yesterday were crowded during the day and evening and many high scores were made. Vernon Gay won the prize for the highest score in ten pins at the Arena during the past. week, Will Gillisple for Duck pins and Vic McWilliams for the Candle pins.

'The western train arrived in this city at nine-fifty lust evening being on time. The Murray Harbor trsin was fifty minutes late, the morning triiins from the east and west were each live minutes late and the evening train from the east was twenty-five initiates late. On Satiwtlay the Mur- ray Harbor train was ten minutes late, the morning train from the east fifteen minutes late, the Cape 'l'mvci'se train five minutes late, the iiiorning train from the west and the evening train from the east were each twenty minutes late. The west- ern train was on time.

'Flin death of Mrs. Wm. Ladner,

(‘it._v, wliich occurred at her home on Hillsboro St., Sunday afternoon a- bout two o'cluek, removes one of the nlilest. citizens of Charlottetown. Mrs liiitlncr was *in her ninety-third year and up LQ the time of her death was quite nctive and ubout the only sign of advanced years was a slight dim- niiiig of the eyesight while she retain- eil till other fnciiltics up to the last. tin Friday i-‘lie was out around as iisiinl and enjoyed a walk around the city in company with her only dau- ghter Miss Maria Moore. On Suiiday she arose as usual and dressed and no warning of approaching death was apparent until about one thirty when slie laid on n sofa and passed pence- fully away. She was a native of b`outli|Jort and before her marriage to ii Mr. Moore, was a Miss Kelly of tlint. place and one of her bro Llicrs was Hammond Kelly’s father. Un her first liiisban<l's death she mar- ried Mr. liatlnci' wno also predeceas- ed her some yenrs ago. She was a consistent member of the Methodist t'-liuich. l-lei' funeral takes place this ufternoon. `

zzljfiwling, Burke’s Alleys, under

limi-ket, open lawful days- ten to eleven. 12-22d6i.

::Every home will require some

good confectionery for Xmas. We handle only “good” goods-pure and wholesome. English confectionery, l\Ioir's chocolates, and high grade kisses. See tis for your supplies. The l\lucl{iniioii Drug Co., cor. Great Geo. and Kent Sts. drtf.

MARATIME SECURITIES.

Dec. 22; 1910.

Quotations furnished by J. C. Mne-

kintosh & Co., Exchange Building. Halifax, N. S. _

BANKS. '

Ask. Bid 152. 150

265 277 240

B. N. America _ New Brunswick .. Nova Scotia . . . ... Itoyal Bank of Canada... ' MISCELLANEOUS. Acadia Fire Insurance Acadia Sugar, Pfd. Acadia Sugar, Ord. Brandram-Henderson, Com East. Can. Sav. & Loan Eastern 'Trusc Company Halifax Fire Insurance Nova Scotia Telephone Stanileld's, Pfd. Stsnf'leld’s, Com. Trinidad Electric

BONDS.

Acadia Sugar ...... Ilrandram-Henderson Halifax Elec. Tramvvsy N. S. Steel & Coal lst. N. S. S/tcel & Coal Deb.- Porto Rico Railways Stnnfield's, Limited 'Trinidad Electric Western Can. l’ower......... 88 85'

H " Black Prince” hose

are ideal for cliildreii,

elastic¥"i‘ihl'ied’ topsi “"

270 282 245

110 100 103 100 70 18

140

65 15 138 150

102 97 120 118 104 101 58 54

71 103 100 100 97 102; 100 07 95 102; 100 se 34 1021 100 95 92

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_ - ,_ ~ ‘ ~l :.'-i'.-_ :i ‘ \\ e own and offer for sale izi lot.. to suit Pm* "`“

bl- »i‘l; of '

_,Nov'3_S¢olia Steel.-

, &fG gin. c. il0_n__ilS -_

at 31,,-ice to yicm 5_3, 9',"-¢_ on the tiioiiey invested. `

Send for prigg and particiilprs- _

if. ii. iiectiiini ii co .

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Members Montreal Stork Ex\`l\f\‘\K" .

' cl.

Halifax, Montreal, Sy\l“°l’» S" J°h" 5’ Nn ‘,

Charlottetown. P- E- I' '

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NEW XDRK EISII ADS.

i-A-i-i_ 5-r . n

Consignments Solicitofi. Prompt lzeturils v __ » ‘ ~ li , 1,. John llais 00. 0 (Incorporated)

|07 Fulton Market New York

Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers.

FISH

a...,s...¢i¢».i.ai:¢i.,sp¢¢i.|ii..

All correspondence promptly nnlwllpesii

Stencils semi on niiplicntioin' - 'i _

S.ll.WlLEY is Sllll8

Boston, Mass, Transfer Agents. ` References. Greenwich Bank or any

we-'.»~,,.,_.,_', ni

wholesale Fiqh house fn the United Btntnu. 11-ltlrw18w.

School will hold an entertainment in the hall, _on Wednesday the 23th, st 7.30 p. m. Admission 10c, Horns made candy for sale during intermis- sion. Proceeds iuald ol York Bun- day School.

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The regular melting of the P. E.

:Island Poultry Association will be held this evening in Prince of Wales College Hall at 1.30. As this will he last meeting previous to the show, there being important business to transact, all members are requested to be present.

J. W. Callbeck, Sunimcrside, who

underwent an operation in the P. E. Island Hospital, has been removed to his home and is now well on his wsy to recovery. Mr. Callbeck was taken upon the afternoon train Saturday and through the kindness of the P. E. I. R. Officials was made comfor- table ,in a separate compartment. He was accompanied by Mrs. Callbeck.

The death of G. Arthur Essory,

City, occurred at his home on Graf- ton-Street Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. Mr. Essory had been suffer- ing for a. long period and his recov- ery was hardly expected, The deceas- ed was one of the best known of citi- zens nnd was particularly well known among horsemen throughout the city and province as a horsemen, having been identilietl with the horse buying and exporting mid the livery stable business for many years. He leaves his mother, Mrs. George Es- sory, a widow and two brothers and a sister to uiourn. Thcsc are Herman and Gordon in Massachusetts und Miss Mary in this city. To the berea- ved The Guardian extends sympathy.

Christmas Day, 1910, has passed

over and in the observance of it citi- zens pin-sued the usual inode and reli- giously and socially celebrated the day and the subsequent holiday in a manner akin to other years. With the festive day there came u light snow- full which made driving on the streets just passable. Yesterday quite a number took advantage of this but _the numbers were not up to past ycnrs. The religious observance of Christmas was equally as pronounced as in the past with the exception of attendance at the services which was not up to the usual nunibcrs for thc season owing to thc rain fall in the morning and the slcct: of thc evening. Nearly all churches were appropria- tely deeorated while in all special music was rendered. The beautiful carol service in 'l`hc First Methodist Church deserves special mention as does also the Christmas music of the choir mid the organist. ln St. Paut‘s St. James', the Baptist, Grace and in fact, each of the others, there were special Christmas numbers in addition to the regular service and the clergy delivered sermons appro- priate to the occasion. As usual much attention was paid to the iwor and steps were tnken by different churches and institutions which were effective in relieving want and brigh- tening many homes in the Christmas season. `It is regrettable that there was more evidence of drinking this Christmas than in Xmas 1900. This morning six drunks, taken in charge Saturday evening, will appear, while last Xmas three for over indulgence in fiery liquid in the celebration of thc day appeared after Xmas. '

::Not.ice. All persons that have not ps_id 'their Poll Tax please attend to same at once as executions are being made out for same. Pay and save costs. 10-54%

ANNOUNCEMENTS. _

“Watch the evening papers for the

Arena announcement..

°*D0n’t forget First Methodist con-

cert, Friday 30th. 12-271141.

"The annual meeting of the Dun-

das Dairying Association will be held in the hall at Bridgetown Jan. 10, as will be seen by ad. in this is- ,,,e_ _ 12-27drn.

“The annual meeting of the Marsh-

field Farmers’ Instltute_ will take place next Tuesday evening at 8 D~ m. sharp ln the Marshfield Hall. Full lattendance is desired. 12-24dr1i.

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“Voice Specialist, Prof. H. A.

Tanton, teacher of Voice Culture. Piano and Organ. Voice Culture n specialty. Studio, 146 Great George Street. ‘ 12-22dttsrw6w.

10 to i -

"Reserve Tuesday evening, .Tan 10-

ith., for the dramatic enteitainment (0 bs given in St Peter’s school- room in aid of the Anti-tiiberculosis ;~i0¢|8t;-_ 12-15iitf.

*',Will ovary person who has receiv-

od on invitation to the Ulinrlottc- town hospital social niiil can poi-i~ stbly aces t, kindly ilreseiit Harm with admllesion at thu (10015 If YP" cannot accept, kindly send your mite to the hospital or committee. Tick- :-.tn $1.00 a couple. ‘Single tickets. lady or gent. 50a. l2<27il2\-

James Callaghan serie the best $20

College Overcoat ln the city, made with reversable collars. This cont is `good value at $24.00, but as an nd- vertlsement he will sell s limited number at the above price. It will never pay you to buy ready-made clothing ln Charlottetown, where you can buy made to order clothing ao cheap. There is no other city ln the Provinces where you can buy made to order clothing at anywhere near the price that they can be bought for tn Charlottetown, In New York city the centre af fashion, they consider A made to order garment fs worth twtoo the price of a randy made one. ln feet there tu no comparison 'he- tweon them. tt-ltlfi-l~

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iiisiiiiiisi

results In cases bf weak dl-

I gestion are obtained from

SCOT¥"S EMULSION because when ordinary foods _ do not digest, it provides the .1 needed nourishment in highly concentrated form. ‘

S|:0li’s Emulsion

is so easily digested that its strength is rapidly absorbed by the youngest babe or most delicate adult.

SCOTT’S EMULSION ~ is the food that strengthens _ the race. Au. nnuooisrs

NORTH SEA HAS

CLAIIAED YOUNG GRACE

LONDON, Dec. 23 - With the

approach of midnight no tid- ings have yet been received from C. S. Grace, the intrepid young avia- tor who disappeared Thursday af- ternoon while cssaying a return cross-channel flight from Calais to Dover, in an aeroplane and the be- lief that generally prevails in Lon- don is that the cold north sea held somewhere on its turhulant breast, the story of a tragedy. Every nook and shore and iiilund where it was thought, perchance, young Grace might have landed were searched today, but unavailingly, and the boats that churned the channel and portions of the north sea on the lookout for the youth or wreckage of his machine likewise reported that their search had been in vain.

Grace carried with him petrol suf-

ficient: for a flight of about five hours. His biplsne was ,not fitted with pontoons. He wore a cork jacket, but in-.case of a fall into the water, he would have been enciim- bered by his heavy fur-lined top boots. 'Pliegenernl belief is that it would be impossible for his ma- chine to float for any great lciigtli of time, and that unless the aviator was rescued by a ship bound for some distant land there is slender hope that he escaped death in the sea. _

LYNCHER GETS 20 YEARS

NEWARK, Ohio, Doc. 22-Twenty

years in the penitentiary was the sentence passed today upon Montella Wutha, \vho was convicted of man- slaughter on Dec. 17 on ii charge of having taken part in the lynching of Carl Etherington, a "dry" detective last July. A motion for a new trial was overruled.

MARRIED.

WILLIAMS-NELSON-At St. James'

Manse, Brighton, Saturday, Dec. 24, 1910, by Rev. T. F. Fullerton, George Huestis Williams, North

Rityer, to Bertha Nelson of this ci y.

DIED.

ENMAN-At Augustine Cove, on Dec,

2-ith, 1910, Robert Enman.

ESSORY-In this city, Dec. 25, 1910,

G. Arthur Essury, aged 40 years. Funeral this afternoon at 2.30.

LADNER-At Hillsboro St., city, on

Dec. 25th, 1910, Mrs. Wm. Ladner, Bred 92 years. The funeral takes place today at 2.00 p. m. to Clift- on, Lot 48, cemetery.

ers and friends

Furniture lfeadquarte

wish to express their appreciation ` of the unusually large patronage accorded them this Christmas and to wish their custom-

. _-,_

A A Happy Christmas and

a Prosperous New Year

liiitv BE ii iiiicii iii' “i

oueszc Bittner TENDER

OTTAWA, Dec. 22-.lt is under-

stood thst while recommendation in favor of the acceptance of thc tender of the St. Lawrence Bridge Company for the constriictioii of the Quebec bridge, lins been received by the Gov- ierninent, the coniiiiission is not una- nimous. Two are in favor of it and one dissents. 'l`lie papers have been before the cabinet council, but no de- cision hus been reached and none I may be till after the holidays.

LOOKED LlKE SPECK

LHS .-\_l\'tll'lIil<lS, llcircinliei' 23-Av-

intnr Ari-I: lloxsey' niadc un inspec- tion from his Wright. biplnne of the inner and outer harbors of Los An- geles froin a height of 3,300 feet. l<`i‘oin this distance he appeared a mern spcc in the sky to those below. A Hoxscy reported afterwards that he

was able to see ships and docks dis- tinctly from that distance, -d could have drawn acute war maps of the entire t_ci'i‘itory if his hands had been frec. He was in the air t\vc:ity-ciizlit minutes und iniirle an avci';1;:e speed of more than forty miles :in ; ur.

NEW PLAN FOR MISS ANGLIN

NEW Yt)l`il{, Dec.22-Margaret

Anglin, entirely recovered from the throat trouble that necessitated the closing of her eiigogeineiit in "The Awakening of Heleiia ltitcliie" obotlt a month ago, will make her first appearance under the direction of Liebler rind Company on New Year's Day in a new comedy called “Green Stockings.” The play is by A. E. W. Mason and George ldlqning, and the title refers to the English cus- tom that provides the elder sister of s bride with green stockings at the wedding. _

REPAIRS COST $145,000

WASI-{iNG'l`0f\', December 23-After

thc Puritan has been placed in dock at Norfolk, it is estimated that it will cost the gov(-riinicnt $145,000 to pill; her in sea-worthy condition. This is merely an estimate based upon what is believed to he the extent of the dairisgo wrouglit. by the two ex- plosions ol' the gelatiae and it is sniil thnt the ultimate cost may ‘rc-ncli ns high as $250,000.

I It is not the intention to replace all thc damaged plates, but merely to put the ship in such shape as will make it available for naval military iuses. Because of the Puritan’s anti-

iiuatcd design she is not regarded as

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f0i1Ai1_niAN,Ci

Assiriisn ADQ

~ . 11.- nz:

_J3_‘?;‘_\_l¥_'!lI3_R§1lVANTED

lx FEW BOARDERS can be com- J fortsbly accommodated at 139 Kent St. (side door). 12-23d1wpd.

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Yl.WO‘BOARDERS, can be comfort-

5 ably accommodated 'at Miss Ay-

er’s. 57 Bayfield St. 12-16dtl.

__*__*_`_¥?_l“.__*l'~§_|{_E.|~_lf_____ __

\\,lAN'l‘PlD, a young girl to assist

with housework. Applv- at 187

Erince. 12-22d6ipd.

\`,V.ANT}<}D, a girl for general house-

=work. Apply to Mrs. F.A. Hall,

St., Avards. 12-Zldlwpd.

\VANTED, a girl for general

housework, at once. Apply to

Mrs. R. S. Hogan, 18 Prince St.

12-20d1w.

FOR SALE'

'|4‘OR SALE, ‘at Winsloc Station,

_ farm containing sixty-four acres

of land, with _izooil lmilrliiigi-1. Apply to John T. (‘liowcn, Winsloc, or l<‘. II. lloriie, City.

12~2~lillwtheiirlwpd. _ >

'l4‘.()R SALE (‘HEAP, n, cliiltl's

sleigh. 132 I<‘itv.i‘oy h‘t;recl..

12-2Ii<l0iptl. _

`|4‘OR> SALE-I-louse No. 36 Long-

worth St., Spring l’nrk,conti1in-

ing eiglit ruonis with barn and yard iii connection. Apply to Mrs. lnniiin nn preinlncs or .lanics lliliss, 'l`ryoii.

I2-Zlldtilpil.

' *on i-l.A'i.i<1, t‘iyui-mints more 1400 lbs, in foal to Lord Daliiieiiy. Apply to Revere Hotcl. Pity-

12~2ldlw.

D otisn ron same. very nmrniiiii Hdwdhng, No 148 Euston tflt, with | frontage of 90 feet and running book, 160 feet.. Apply W. A. Hutclio lon. eonfeetfoiiar. 7-25ilH- _, `fAli1E'Sf-New and second hand Santee enrrlod fn stock. Bargains. Dominion Fefe and \'unlt Co's enlcs protect against loss of tire or burg- lars. 'l'lio_Canndlxn Fn\rhnnk's Co., Limited. St.. Julin, N. U. V _ )*l’PLES for Xmas. Early and into Awtnwr, chimp. `l~l|n|nlre No. 162 Richmond Bt. John Newson.

12-13dlinopd.

E’ ~ ~=» i ‘i,oS’f ' ‘

OST, Friday, about two o'clock, ` A front of Jenkins & Son's store, ladies purse with S12. or a little more. Finder please leave at Jenkins & Son. 12-24rl3ipd.

I OST, bag containing watch brace- _ A' let, purse and money, between Winsloc and Charlottetown. Finder rewarded by leaving at Steway and Son, (Tity. 12-24d3ipd.

"I (i.S"l‘, in city, pocket,-book con- . 4 taining money and receipts. I~‘indcr please leave at Moore & Mc- l.cod's. 12-2~ld3ipd.

l‘l|_5¢_*?_L_|-AN5Qll§__-____

.V|1}tAPl’EllS, I invite comparison of _ prices on fox, mink and muskrat with any local or foreign quotations. See me before selling or shipping. J. D. Jenkins, 163 Queen St., Charlotte- town. 12-23dr3ipil.

MALE HELP WANTED i

`l`.l`EN WANTED-We want a relia-

ble mln in eacl locality to ln-

troduce and advertise our Royal Pur ple Stock and Poultry Bpeelflcs IM other goods direct to the consumers no well an to the merchants. $15.00 A week salary gud expenses or commlo lions. No experience needed. Tha `Wrft7o at once for pnrtlcullrl. W. A largest advertised goods in Olinda -lankfnl Mi' Cn.. London. Ont TEACHER WANTED

\v'AN'I`l<ZI`.|, tmnietliatcly, n first or

sccoiid class inalc t.eacliei‘ for

the advanced dcpnrtnieiit of the North Wiltshire School. Siipplsment $50. Apply to J. T. Godfrey, tiec‘y Trustees. 12-Zldlw. __ T0 LET

flvwo iiiiiisi-:sto in or for sins. _ _ Apply tu Henry ftackliam, City.

' 12-Rdtf.

` WANiED_ H H

|{l<ll"lNEl), capable wonmn, with _ boy 4,5 years, wants position as housekeeper in or ont. of town. Ap- ply "Hoiisekecper," Guardian.

12-24d3lpd.

I{AW FURt~l. I will pay for fux

from seven fifty to eight. dollars

IH THE HEAVENS

a lighting ship, but in time of war ,might be used as a sort. of advance fort stationed in front of shore forti- fications. For these reasons the navy department does not consider it u good business proposition to abnnd on her and believes that she can be applied to uses which will warrant the expenditure of the sum needed to save her. _

ifurness. Withy Q Co.. Ltd

STEAMSHIP UNERS

LONDON, HALIFAX sianvics

From London Steamer From Hulilax --»- slrennndoah Dec wh

it lu. ek ‘ 'Ai

»-.- vu

en O a=

nno

c 20th tldliiwsvrha .lun lltli

.lan :ltd Shenandoah Jan 15th From Liverpool Steamer lfrom llnlif ix _ _._ Durango Dg_c nth Dec 10th ' Tn/basoo _ Bclth Dec Ztth Almeriann J§_.n llth Jun 'lth Durango 25th

The above ntenrners have a limited

nommnilation fnr saloon passengers.

i-'sssr~n~_»er and Freight. Agents for the

Allan L_inc Steamship Oo. at Halifax *

FURNES8. Wl'1HY il U0. LHD.. Hulili\¥._N-Rf ' AKIHB i 5. 5 ' fm __ _ ,5 if r'

A Portraits

I will receive orders fox

Pastels and Oil Paintings by A. Alex. MacLeod, the noted New York Artist. Write me

or prices and other desied nformation

J. A. S. Bayer rnorotiiiiruiiit

'Ei-_.ll

lE@ssluna|

HOTEL BRUNSWICK '

MONCTON. N. B _

the Largest and llest _Located Hotel in the Citi, accommodating _Z00 guests. Situnte in thecentreofspaoiouszrountls ““‘l.‘~’“"€“""°-d ii”.l"~°"‘i.'l‘ i““‘l"f.dil{.‘3?.”i mu in i seein ' sim eor u r the nufnmeg sensgn. GEO l\tc:lWl:li'lNl:lY

A A McLean, K. C. Donald McKinnon

McLean Q McKinnon Barristers, Attorneys-nt-Law Brown Block, Charlottetown

McLeod ®. Bentley

Bai-rlsters and Attorneys at-law Solicitors for the llnnk of Novo Sotla Money io Loan

DR. JOHN LEDWELL. M. D.

Richmond Strcei,oppositeSi.Paul's Church V liniirsjiiltil iokofrlock to 3 pin*

Gi-eo. B. Inrnan

n/tukisrf-IR AND AT1'onNi-:V Solicitors for the Canadian Bunk of Commerce. Montague. D.C. McLEOD. K. C.. W. E. BENTLEY

George W. McPhee

‘ Barrister and Attorne -at-law

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