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lihe latest News oi the Giiy

ano Province.

Gathered in Guardian Reporters and tor- respoodeois Everywhere.

(See also on page 5.)

A oiiarvn basket social will be held

in Marshfield Hall on Monday evening. 2nd Jan. Proceeds in aid of P. E. I.

Hospital building fund. Admission l0c. Ladies free.

SUBJECT for the Presbyterian mission

this evening: St. John 16, 24: Jesus would have all believers know that to receive the blessing of full salvation they must ask the Father in His name.

Miz. Cr-unnlzs Woon. for a number

of years employed in the wholesale de- partment of Messrs. W. A. Weeks & Lo., leaves Monday next for St. John, N. B.. where he has taken a position in the employ of Messrs. W. C. Pilfield & Co. ,,

THE marriage took place last even-

onts. of Miss Christie Ross, daughter of Mr. John Ross, Wheatly River, to l1r.l’.obert C. Buntain of the same place. Miss Sarah Ross, sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid and Mr.John Buntain, brother of the groom, that of groomsmen, while Miss Helen McKay was m-:id of honor. The nuptial knot was tied by Rev. George Millar of lirouiatield and a large number of rela- tives and friends 1- contracting parties witnessed ti- ~ -»uony. THE

f Guartniax extends t- ._ _ _atulatiens and

gcoi' wisues.

BL'1o_\rriisLi> 2( w. _-Monday, Dec.

26th., being a pn . .- holiday, a large number of people ...-.~._»mhled on the ice ou Mill River, in sleighe, waggons, sulkcys, and on skates to witness the contest between the many fast horses that were entered for the races. There was good trotting done and judging from the number of fine horses that were there this lslsnd bids fair to be- come in the near future prominent as a producer cf fast horses.-Christmas has pa»sed away but not without bringing to our minds the many hallon ed associ- ations of that season, and giving to us another opportunity of renewing that love. h-.-rilded to us nearly nineteen hundred years ago "Glory to God in the highest and on earth peace, and goodwill towards men "-Many eyes were turned towards the sky on the 27th inst to view the great natural phenome- non, the eclipse of the moon. At first the sky was cloudy. but the clouds gradually cleared away leaving to view. the eclipse in all its beauty.-Mr. lirodrick, our Scott Act prosecutor. is doing excellent work in Alherlon, in bringing to bay the offend- '-rs of our Scott Act law. He has now behind the prison bars in Summerside jail, some six or eight offenders, in- cluding both sexes. and making others, not willing to serve out their term of justice pay over the full amount int caah, required `n_v law. ‘Congratulat- ions to Mr. Brodrick for his untiriag efforts, with expectations of a visit from him in Bloomfield.--Mr. Lennis Peters has returned home from St. Duustan`s College. on his Christmas holidays. much reduced in nesh, owing to his arduous toil during his term in collsge.- Mr. Sidney Srni=h is home on his holidays from Alberton High School, where ho is preparing for the raatriculation to P. W. College.

The craving for A1cohol,0pium, Cocain

Tobacco, Cigarettes can be cured at the Keele Institute in Portland. Maine. So can Neuras thenia, Nerve Exhaustion and that always, tiredfeelins. seldom at ease condition, and he system restored to its normal condition Write for particulars.

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ing, at the residence of the bride`s par- '

Mus. ll. Wi~:t;i<s l- it via the Stanley

yasterday morning, on return to Cali- forni1.atter visiting relatives and friends here. -

THE Royal Arch degree will be con-

ferred at Milton on nine members of King William Lodge, L. O L., King- s ou, on Tuesday evening next.

Local. L`0t'NciL._.The monthly meet-

ing of the local Council of Women will be held at P. W. Coll'-‘ge on Saturday afternoon 31st inst at 3.30 o’cloclr._ 29 3i.

AD\"~:iirisi:nri~:is'rs, advance nr.-tices of

meetings. business locals and all avail- able items rnust be handed in to this oilice as early as possible on Saturday to insure insertion Monday morning.- ,-

Pltaci' M. Jarrnair, center of the

Harvard University football team,died suddenly last week from an attack of spinal meningitis. Hr. Jaffray was 21 years of age and his home was at Iiv- ington-on-the-Hudson, New York.

Wiwnrno Canute.-A brig-'it party met on Dec. 27th. at the residence of A Stewart Burns, Esq. Lower,Freetown,~ to witness the marriage of his young- est daughter, Clara. to Fred. W. Tay- lor, son of \Vm. Taylor, Esq., of the same locality. The party was large and agreeable. and the bride and gloom presented ~..n appearance awakening much appreciative comment. The br.de was very prettily dres-ed in white lustre, trimmed with chiffon and satin ribbon, with white jet ornaments and a tasteful bridal veil, adorned with ap- propriate blossoms. Rev. W. H. War- ren performed the marriage ceremony. Cordial congratulations were extended to the 'happy couple. and a large num- ber of elegant presents showed the es-H teem in which they are both held in the community. A well mepared repast was served. and the orc ision was honor- ed by a first-class hobgohlin serenads by local comedians.

A counnsrosnnivr writes that a

dreadful accident, and of such a nature that it might have proved fatal, ceurred to Mr. Allan McLean, an elderly gentle- man residing in Alberton, Lot 14, on Monday, the 26th inst. ' It appears that threshing was going on, and Mr. Mc- Lean was stationed on the upper loft of the barn receiving the the straw that was being passed above. The machine vat stopped fora few minutes and thel old gentleman was endcavoring to get down, when in reaching for a beam he missed his hold and instantly fell with considerable force on the barn floor be- low, his head and shoulders first sriking. For some minutes he, lay motionless but shortly regained con- sciousness and was removed to his re- sidence near by. His suffering was in- tense, the injuries being largely it.-te~- nal. It is thought that no bones were broken. The parties working in the building at the moment thought a stone or piece of timber had dropped, the fall sounded so heavy. How the man escaped instant death is almost a miracle considering the distance and at itude in which he fell. It is hoped that he may soon recover from the effects of the terrible shock. ‘

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health insurance, by keeping the blood pure with Hcod’s Sarsaparilla, is still better.

Punii Mocha and Java cr-ff-e. fresh

roasted and ground at Beer & Goft`s.- 29 2i , CHOICE 2reen grapes, Northern Spy apples and sweet Jamaica oranges at Beer & Gof'f’s.-29 2i

FRl\:.- Free shine on Friday and

Saturday between 7 and 8 o’clock, p. m., ladies and gentlemen, so step in and have your colored or black boots highly polished. No charge, at Goifr Biios. 29. li.

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Provse Biooll. oo tile stairs neil to W.P Gol\vlli’s Crockery Store.

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, _ 98 I Will soon be said, and as we enter upon the threshold of the New Year, we think it well to express an acknowledgement of the many favors received from the buy- ing public of the city and country during the current twelve months.

They have patronized es liberally, many

goingso far. as to say that our selection of Floura, Teas and all general growriee can always be relied upon. We certainly have tried to do our beet, and it is gratifying te learn that the efort is ap-

preciated. We will say nothing about P t ear’s n at resent, butwith best

*gsst that you get our prices before buying

6 Tho U06 Hive I elsewhere. i Iaumber Yard 1 ~ i grim, ef serie postpaid on reeetptot the pi-in

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Life insurance is a ood thin" buti

n x y pla s, p - A wishes for a happy New Year, would sug¢

i Mit. E. B.ii'i‘iar.n Wiimiaiis left yes- Week of Prayer-

tenhy mohmg fm Momreil / Tlietollowing .smlid plan of speakers

and stiliyecls for the week of prayer beginning on Tuesday, Jan. 3rd:

Tuesday, “Prayer” -Baptist church,

T. F. Fullerton. Wednesday. “Missions”--Zion church, Georg.. Manifold a» d`G. M. Campbell.

Wednesday-Church of Christ. W. J.

Kirby.

Thursday., “Bitle Sociely"- First

Methodist church, T. F. Fullerton and G. P. Raymond.

Friday, “Sunday Schools” and

-‘Young Peopleft Societies”- Central church, G. M. Campbell.

Friday. Grace church-G. C. P.Ray-

mond.

Saturday. “Home Life”-St. James’

church-W. J. Kirby and Geo. Mani- fold,

_ Noonday prayer meetings will be

held in the Y. M. C. A. -Parlor from 12 to 12.45. The topic for the evening meet- ing that day will be made the subject of special prayer.

The following are the leaders for each

day: - y

Tuesday-Geo. Manifold.

Wednesday- G. C. P. Raymond.

Thursday-WY J. Kirby. Friday-T. F. Fullerton.

Saturday-G. M. Campbell. _It is expected that as many of the

ehurch members as possible will attend the noonday and evening meeting.

The collection taken up every eve-

ning with the exception of Thursday, will he devoted to the P.E. I. Hospital-

St. Paul’s church is dropped from the

above programme at Rev. J. T. Bryan`s request. ,

T. F. Ft'i.i.itnroN. Chairman. Gannon MANIFOLD, Secretary.

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DR. Curr cures Chronic Diseases

and Rupture at Ch’town, Friday. Satur- day and Sunday. Call or send stamp for information.

Tnosn delightful Snowflake Choco-

lates, they are lovely. Get them.

ASK your grocer to put you up a box

of chocolates. made by e the White Candy Co. They are lovely.

lillE Siltllllllli ilFFllIE$ loliie llev Prowse illoolr. up lite stairs oexi lo W. P. ilolviil’s iirookery Store-

S1»i<:c1aL show of new furs, ladies’

fur capes, fur collars. caps, mitts and capettes. muffs. and grey lamb sets: collars, caps and mitts, over $1,200 worth on exhibition.-Jas. Paton & Co. if

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Hair Brushes. Gloth Brushes. ` Bonnet Brushes. Manicure Pieces.

etc.. etc.

have just arrived.

It is now so late in the season that

we intend giving

Special Low Prices on all these goods ' till Xmas to clear

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In our Big Double Store in the Morris Block.

We carry the Largest and Cheapest assortment

of Toys in the cityand we 'have the Finest

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ever imported to P. E. island. V 'A A '.

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33% our large stock of Dolls. Meehanieal

Toys, Celluloid and Leather `Goods,

Cards, Qc., Qc. - 1- , i

F. J. HORNSBYQE

Double Store, Horris block, Victoria ‘ Boil.

Removal Sale C

P 'We intend movingto. Morris Block, opposite Post Office ee-rilv

in January and before doing so we will give rare bargains in

Ready-made Suits,

Overcoats, .

Ulsters. A

. Reefers.

Waterproof Goats. Cloth of all Kings.

Underwear. Shirts, Ties. Hoes. Cloves. __ Hats. Caps. etc. r All Goods in our Store marked at Reductions of 25 to 33 I-3* per cent.

Sale for Spot Gash 0nIy. I). A. 1311106.

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DUKE FUR QUEBEC HEATERS

ilr Any Closed Slove

ls the Cheapest and Best Fuel.

We are making a superior quality of Coke now.

Almost as good as Anthracite coal and half as cheap.

No Dirt. No Ashes.

Orders 'nust be left ahead lto insure delivery. ,

Charlottetown Light & Power Co.

OFFICE. OTJEEN STREET.

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We are now ready and Willing to place any number of Hotels,Stores and

private dwellings in a correct sanitary, and consequently healthy condition; and this' at short notice. , i

We will furnish all who desire it with Baths, Closets, and lavatoriq

the latest and most approved patterns at prices consistent with first-class quality of goods and workmanship. ' The latest and most beautiful New York designs in electroliers. A large stock of soil pipe and all plumbers’ steamiitters’ and engineers’ eupplie, now

on hand. , ` Call on us at the Masonic Temple Building. You will receive oourtaerxl

treatment whether we sell you or

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