_fill e 'ilial _

Clifllll ’

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In the _selection of the siinp lex* _r,e'§1_1,_edfes_ for the moat comni,g,l_kiilil_i-and ui'lnents, e dijngsl o’ __-'__li`l¢7'I5¢rl$ap_s its best 0'" rl.\`iIJ ytD‘ Ove ts lic aggqmethod E; servinrgothi _pl_§blfo;. Ita, the little thin ga

iliatcouot. l . _

'-Because preparations for

_certain purposes are in coni~ -` nion and constant demand, it is* all the more reason why they should becarefnliy- select- ed; even if the ailments they -are to treat are considered li`glltl‘y. a ` I-We'h`ave a'preparafiou that

_ we recommend lo those who 1 ask for a good pliysicl It ia 1 mir LAXATIVE FIG SYRUP; a pleasant and agree- ' able fi uit laxnlive that induces

_ prompt and painless action of the bowels and cures constip- ation. 2.5¢: bottle.

A- F0Sl¢f .

l ' Central Drugstore.

Sunnyside. * `

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‘ _'iv fn I

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High cur

and other

news from persons throu bout th

Storm Boots

Protect yourfcel by geiling lt flair

ofollr storm Boots in lil-lrir or Tan lehlllers nimic from solid lealiier

r Visco|Sulei-'.

Mell's $3.85 to 4.15

-, l:ll.\y`.s._-,» .I-15 ta-5.50 - . 1 ,rilrra ' |.9li.ie 2.75 - ' Big Stock in Rubber Goode

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GU

ARDIAN

” nnsr or am"

Cjlsloffe- “nic per

honor and paper for

to remit by Money Order or by Rag

otherwlse.than as above. MEM,

'The Guardian welcomes relish

Dept," Charlottetown, immediate! lifter the events, etc., have |;|-angpir. lid- ‘ I/lEtf.

` _-_‘__

°Any person in this Province, wh intends to visit New York City, ei h

Hliiil liiiilliil

| ____ _ ,

The fo,lowing registered at the Vic

1l.00 laseuight (after the arrival the Tlgrlish express) and 11.00 th previous *night : ' '

L. Belliveau, Grand Digue. J. L. Blanc, Shedlac.

. H. Cox, Mofell.

C. Fyfe, Halifax. Gllrvan, St. John.

P. Barles, Be. John. H. Harvey, Stl John. ’ Gummer, St. Stephen.

I).

<zP5?W

P’-19

Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, betwe 11.00 last night (after the arrival

previouis night :

Wm. Ricllards, Bideford. ll‘. _McDona\d, Charlottetown. , N. Nicholson, Charlottetown. A. J. Turbide_ Picto-ll.

ll. A. Upatchett, Toronto.

11.00 last. night (alter the arrival

the Tignish express) and 11.00

previous night :

J_. Heaton, Parslioro, Nu B___

(3. S. Anderson, Toronto. li. W. Mcipachern, Moreli. D. F. McDonald, Vernon, J. R. McDonald, Vernon. Alex Martin, Grand View.

C. L. Strickland, Cllarlottctown.

P. Cahill, Moncton. \.

Thou Cass, North River, Mai* Boylan, Boston. ' Sarah B0ylan, Boston.

Mrs. R. E. I-Iailnalord,Boatrl.

Miss Hnnnaford, Boston.

"_e.____c9ilnow as cl»_._

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Yes _Sir ' .~ ~

Much Depends on knowing

"~- ’ how* `

_ ‘We _keep the in-lp

I '- THAT CAN _ Laundry work clone RIGHT nl theSl`AR. ~ -

A. F. Webster ` l°lum-- lil ls4'l4°'f'**l";_ ,

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*¥l-gg?

,WHIT `-at Covehead _on Nov. 6. 1912, :li w. A. and lira. white . ll

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glginlllilll-4l`\t=~.' A sent Grove on NOV- l'_2',""_'-"f‘fl51.i`.l "’.t‘x?"Ambl'°S° “lm Ml* Doyli!,`,\’ ,-_U9 ._ _ Mgqgjif/lagig,‘ Qnmmerside on Dec. 5 to L_ A_ -,md mg, _ Moore on Central Sl§°.°.i.»_s9°-J- - -»---->

_., _-,,s,- `;. _'MA____“lg_8l-___.~__~___

.rsiw.pas,_ - Oli-M-i>Bli_ll.lf-Az , the l'es`lde'r'l':e of the brides father __0l1 n”9,,2¢~¢__-_~gnq_»Ray_ Jewers of 0 _“ff :ctw wh eo- Marzewh v°““ll°°’° d'q\_lghfer~of Daniahh. Ca/mDl_l°ll °' Disable. -3, _ __ -

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them file!

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_*_-

-XMAS GOODS.-Up-to-dute lin

of fancy goods, Christmas card seals, calendars await your: selectio at Kenslngton’s Books-Lore. `

12-6MFlVI2ipd.

-CLIFTON HOUSE.-J. C. Fiel ing, Alherton;~I. C. Archibald, St..

and Mrs. W. H. Collin, Bathurst; re- gistered at the Clifton House, Sum-

(after the arrival of the Empress) a

-THE EMPREBS.- THE Empress

night. She had seventv passengers go- ing and forty returning. -Her out

her inward cargo oftlirce cars freight

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-PRE SBYTERIAN TEA.-The, an-

Prcshyterian Church was held"in Bum moraine yesterday. It was well pat- ronized, li gocd slipper being served. Many beautiful articles were on sale at the fancy tables. _The whole affair wss ‘aldecided-éuecess.J. :l _ rl- > _ __-~ -. ' -SUPREME' COURT.-The court re- sumedits sitting, at 10 a. m. yes- terday., It dealt with the case ol

pass on land. Judgment for plaintiff ---$1 5-damages. McQual-rie°K. C. for plaintiff and Saunders .for defendant. Tip; case of R_ead~ vs RceveB,,_,!vhl¢.‘»h_ was "a~ppenl'ed~‘lr6n"l 'tile county- cour .was allowed to stand over until. out term: In this case Stewart und Satin ders were for the appellant; McQuar- rie, K: `C.,- for respondent. These cas- es being disposed of the court rose for

the Wm. l ‘

Ch¢erl_'.ll_l_._i§e_pl8_. ‘ :J

_For Feeble Old Pcblrle.

Asf one grows clll the wasteof the

act more slowly and

y uth the cir-'

ideal

old ele-

with

toil

‘ ¢_°llIll°l1L’ wee- returning from

Btcam Navigation Wharf, Chula town, last e've‘ning,'~ he had -the fl,i_l”¢lll\Q to drive onto an empty

l ahd' upset his carriage. ~ The h

becomes more rapid than

9 » 2 blo0d,_thin and. _

tie- -

' NARROW ESCAPE.-Ail`-one"~.of the

ward to hiscomplete recovery in the not too distant future.

accompanied as far as Moncton by

thc stall of the P. E. I. Telephone

ant Journey throllgh life exceedingly regret her dellarture. _

zzlieautiful teeth are made still

vnlore beautiful by the judicious use ol that superior dentifice Rexall 'l‘ooth Powdcrl This is an avntiscptic preparation that gcts into every part of the tooth, cleanees the 'moutl1,

cay In handsome tins Zfc c ch T

e ~ a . e . _ u McKinnon-Dru Co. C J G ht ter Greggory' Frank Morrison’

of g , orner rea t i M t __

the Tignish express) and ,11.00 thc George and KNIT- SUI- mtl- e(:ABi€1'_ w_o!I‘_¥_o3,.iggf1lte£ToE;Xi(§°n'

::Bllntain, Bell & Co., for bent coal,

lowest prices. ' 0-23dtf.

,__

‘ PERSON IL ' '

C. Bell, Charlottetown, returned on

The f0l10Wlll‘l f0l»5lf`~t2l`Gd Bt lille R9” the express last-ui_-shi. city on his way to United Sta

vera Hotel, Cllal-lottetowll, between __ cities. Mr. Rayner has had treme

of Jud-ge Haszard, Charlottetown, re- one auccegs in raising these V,-,hm lc turned from Sumnierside last night. animals and he thinks the industry

. i' still more or less in its infancy.

A. O’Hl1nley, St. Peter‘s, was ri

visitor to Cilarlottetown yesterday.

ll recent visitor to St. John.

D. Bain, Moncton, was 1,, passenger

08-Dt T G Taylor, Charlottetown,

afternoon.

to his home yesterday afternoon.

John and Mrs. Murray, North Wilt-

who have been visiting in the United States, arrived home yesterday.

momma' between 930 last evenhgg '_""` understood he hasbeen '°ne.r‘ed B ggxi- choice. $5.35; straight rollers. $4.05 0.30 the previous evening.J. ' were passengmg iwm Charlottetown nrofissionsl hodk-ey team w-inner;-.of W 552 USGS. $235 00 52-40-

Hnroid and Mrs Matthews, Souris,

to their home yesLsrday afternoon.

passenger from Charlottetown to

was n passenger returning from Bum- merside on the express lasthight. A

Fred Long, Charlottetown, was a

l8.BlZ lllgllt. ' .

- C. B. Chappell, Architect, returned to Charlottetown by the Northumber- land last evening.

Northllmberlandlast evening return ing to Charlottetown.

- Thomas Goss, Charlottetown, -re-

evénlng from Amherst where he had been attending the Winter Fair

' :‘ ' r-~ _

b turned by the Northumberland last -Your child isn’t naturally cross, ir-

. t e

tendent, of the -Charlottetown Elec- tric Light Company, has arrived from Toronto and took charge yesterday tii`orning.--Exe.

Hen. Maureen Maxim. commis-

U!ark,‘»of tho Experimental ’tinn, returned to _Charlottetown last -'evening from attending the Amherst -Winter Fair. . ‘ -

3-'fhffss Elsie Weataway, `Albicn,'ar-

our aiulirlves hom roooutlwvhafe she will

epenifths wim;sr_. with her parents. Mila Weetaway eperlt'-:lie pest your in Boston, where phe took s census In*--total" culture-`an‘i el a lllliif lhows much ability. “

- -ff ~ .-...a-s-anas--can-1-1-1-'

laaa prevents* (trail Ylaueaeyu llv0nl_ns.Gua"l1ll1>

_~ 1, ‘ _-_-» ; -

commercial

charleeis- _ dayv ‘gt

Mill We

&¢

friids

glmtl of Misha

_ _ ml

'gm' Zion Church`tegll‘»will. he continued tte- this eftern00ll iroliiive to seven. 9,, mg. :and-admlleion' it- 154:.- caak ` - _ " CONCERT.--All lhould he sure and

Min! -,H illlritsd one made several at; °W°lld"ih° °°“9°*`t ll 5*- -lo-mes' Hall bmp” to ¢x;_,~1¢at°__mm“1¢ kommé tonight. Every__,number on the pro- wagonbut was finally subdued. The ‘Fam 15 °P|°“dm- _

°°l'¥'Y. all was ri hted and horse ear- - "*"' ' riage andtearnstsr -went on _ their I_:£ND_*;Y__ MM- we little th ' - , . W 1' _ 8 0° Ove on

y 9 w°ld Lhfuimishap _ Saturday the -Ffh inet, at 7 p,

'Subscribers and others are asked BADLY BURNED.-Joseph Power Haunt” th' “ii Bt Nl" Mil” Cl`°°k

. ol Charlottetown wall badly burned M 10-30 9- m--~ Uld ill the PeoDle’s

iatered L_etter. The Guardian is not °ll°“t *U0 180° yesterday afternoon. Chwch “t 7 9' m' »

1'°SP0llBlll e for remittances for arded Mr.. Power, who is em lo ed t the '

‘ W rraglie shea el uie__r>. gi. rf, char- ,INWARD TRANS-"°Y°°*°f““Y the

l0¢mtown_ was attendmg tb the ,up 'llgnish accommodation arrived in

le ness, when a gush of 'flames issued qh"!°“°t°‘"“ at 1145' “W mllllll-ell

_ g il -out into me mce_ severely burning-_his late. the eastern at 6.40. one hour

Provilice. All such items ahouldf. -fha chin. .Luckily his eyesight was not *lid ton minutes late and the Tlslliih nailed to "Tile Guardian News lalured to any 'pmt degree, Hi, _“PW” of 1°-25 D--m-. thirty-uve

ya -many friends will look eagerly for- 'flmutm lan'

_ _ _ ____ window of James Paton |& 00 "PRESENTATION -Misa Annie 1-ng- be S0911 an oleaorlt display of ladies’ Q

win ,- . ‘.

ML and Mm H. _ d b ,_ Plloslnrrlon o.lssis.- slips

s,Bte___ Mm H_‘,§_5§,1“§;‘of ,l,’{inm;f _ary Igagislrate Shaw, charlotte- Before severing her connection with own' nd, B busy morning Yencfdai' _ . _ ~ . ` "°'

ee `

l sara s. warns | si-:i-.iz 8. waist \ sera .l was

cases for violation of the Prohibition _ _ _ __ _ _

toria Hotel Charlottetown between ilil set of table silverware nd th ~ B' ' ag" .f _"

1 I ,of gcompliments of her fellow emialoyeeg :£2153 ‘igggfgd Jig” lpcgurg' and

e' who,wbile extehding sincerest congra- for first omnzeg agonlnsg therixgb

tulations and best wishes for 5 pleas- fined them $10030 and costs or th

`A. E. Morrison, Cliarlottetown, was and an many pairs me worth

Amos West, York, was n visitor ta“.i0hn Exe, 14;, ,_ ,;__¢

Charlottetown yesterday. L1 -_- ' - "

Q TELEGRAPH LINE COMPLET

W. McDonald, Vernon,_ was in Char-1; -The Elmira branch of the- telegr

lotteto n yesterzla ' lines has been completed under

e ' --- ` commercial standpoint. In the c

Rev. Dr. Gauthier, Palmer-'s Road struction of this line steel cord c

9:1, was a, passenger' from Charlottetown per clad wire was used, the first of

-»'-_._ , Railway now owns the Murray

Thomas Coleman the new Superin-”

elpner ol Agriculture, ghid J. Arte-__

ZION TliiA-‘-Tile Chorlotteto

-.-_

ln.,

1 WINDOW DISPLAY.-In the egstern

CBD

0 ' .

_ t _ shim da,,gh,_e,.'of John L_ and Mm neclnwear and handkerchiefs. The

er for business or pleasure, may find Higgins, Charlottetown, leaves this 'IW' is very “Rely °'“`°”E°d “nd it to their advantage to write "F. morning for Winnipeg where she will sects great "edit Un the Part Of

l i>

i. eating event. Miss Higgs; will be “i 9"’ WW"-

when Inspector Boiaoncl- had ihr

- (70, she was presented with a beauti- ,Act before him ‘or he ring The ___

months in jail. The case against James Warren of the some Dlaco Was. adjourned for one week.

HOCKEY MEE'l‘1Nc.- 'rue dele-

gates at the hockey meeting at Hali- fax to-night will be as fol1ows:-So- cials, Halifax-Gordon B. Isnor; Cres- eents, Halifax-J T Mn 1; J

The following registered at the pllrifles the breath and prevents de- C _ ' ' rp y’ “mes

osgrove, Cubs, New Glasgow-Chem

lc-

ton Exc. Chester Greggory is a tive of Charlottetown.

cs at Grcenmount P. E. I is in

the present time there are several h

000 each, it will he seen that the

perience in raising the foxes.

man, of the I C R Electrical

land east of Montreal. The P. E.

-Ho has not yet decided whether e

will. play professional hockey. It s

salary to line-up with the Qu

the Stanley cup last year. ~

arrived in Summersldo at 7.55 last _,_ G_ Thom__so___ Q__e____c___ was ___ :;Whf»n you want to get a,_g0od cig-

ar, when you want to hgve-it fit the taste exactly, and when you w t

_ , _ _ _ an

ward cargo' consisted of two cars Sami! yeBt°may__B__( emoon' t0 115'" 1° the Slime the Hell? tilrlll. mlm! lfelslll “H11 50° ball' 0°”-“H4 Hen. w. s. stewart, Charlottetown “iv” “S “ “H ‘md ‘”° ‘"° ““’° ”°

give you _the very cigar you want. Ourline includes Wcbster's, Clear Ha- vanas, Marguerites, Maritanias, El- Presldcntes, Peg Top, 'I‘uckett’s Bou- nuet and Stonewall Jackson The Mc-

“““l‘T°a °' the Ladies Md of me PBWSUEGY "'°t“1`l1l“8 Ull 911° °*P"°“ lfinlioii Drug Co Corner Great

George and Kent Sts. _ Mtf.

Mrs. _Wm.` McLeod and daughter `

,Margaret of Bridgetown are visiting__U“uSS _friends in Charlottetown. “

Hill SE( CHILDREN

Reeves vs Burns, an action for tree- _ J_ M_ Clark was n passenger on the' y18.n‘h°ir boweh ‘re w‘“¢_

clogged, liver sluggish and ' stomach sour.

» .___-

ritalble and peevish Mother! Examine the tongue, if coated, it, means the 'little ones' stomach is disorder d, lllver inactive and its thirty feet of bowels clogged with foul, decaying- waste. Every mother renlizes, alter giving delicious "Syrup of Figs" that this is the ideal isxstive and physic for childrenk Nothing else regulates the little o`ue's tender stomach, liver and bowels so eilectilally, besides they dearly lovh its delightful fig taste.

For corlstipated bowels, sluggish

liver, bilfousness, or sour, disordered

stomach; feverishneze, diarrhoea, sore throat, had brea h or to break a cold, give one-half to a teaspoon- ful of ‘,8yrup of Figs", and in a few hours all the clogged up waste, sour lrileaindigested food sud eouatipaterl matter will 'gently move on and o

nausea, and you will surely have e well, halllly and smiling 'child again dlortly. " - » -With Syrup of Figs yon are not

drllgging your ehililua,__being com- posed ent. rely of llleeloue figs, eenrla md sromwtieyit cannot _bg harmful. Full directions for _childrlnof '\6_

Ash your 'rliggiht fm' the illll name.

hired hy the Ollflorlllo Fig Syrup o 'Bile la the delicious tasting,

"Syrup of Flgepnd lllair of Senna."

gerllline old reliable. Refuse anything

#,--,_

of the system without grilling `er»

_urmture H

CHRISTMAS° 'l

FANCY LINENS -

_ ._

Our immense New Stock Contains S me of »

“__ the prettiest and damtlest of linens. Make your

2_._______ca.l~e of Guardian. Charggtte- be one of the lrincl slsi an inter- Misses Mum" and C°yl‘? Wm’ e1°°“t' Selectlun “‘ IS at Its W.

,,,_ Come early and secure -the prettiest. -

ang . ,_ __ _....,___1 » ' ' L. _ -

(Continlied from page one.) 51;. Francis Xavier College, Antigon- lsh, Rev. Fr. Lailln, Antigonish, Rev. Fr. Gillis, Antigpnlsh Cathedral, llc-v. Fr. Tompkins, the University of S. F. X., Rev Frs. Murdock and Crulnbiy of Chatham and Rev. Fra. Beliiveau and LeBlanc, also-of New Brunswick. _

After the Mass, I-Iis Lordship the

Bishop of Antigonish preached a splendid sermon in which he remind-

nity experienced by the Good fllrhop of Charlottetown was certain for all,

was sent, his good work as Rector

dred-probably five or six hundred- of SL D,,nst,m'H in the p,-e,,,,mt_-i(,,, have coats averaging from 32 to 4 'l9llil`B Of bllltk f0X€H Ori the Inland. of men for the ministry; and the inches. These are fashioned in vari

mv' splendid Cathedral and ilrle srcllltcc-' ‘W5 StY10B~ Tllcfe UW “Dum with 9 TS' rural churches erected -mile he nas tremely long tolls and 11 lush wills

land has a valuable asset in thc black B,sh0p_ The sermon de,,,c,-,\,,,\ the line, short coats with thc clltilwa f°X illl1“BU‘Y- Mr., Rayner and other mm, the priest and the ,,,-einte as front. and Russian blouse suits wit

west from Charlottetown csterday. ' mba 5 of his f ii have had '

ll me r am y ex- we nu knew him_ a"sti1l shorter wnistline.

St* Then followed the alwollltiour-i by

Bishop ~Mernaen,-.nev.-Mgr. Phelan, ffghgflg sl{_l_s_wl\_'_>y»1r§ __Ho___ci_f_<_>_;:_§ll_§_y

' 0 ll fl 6 H .

ED :gin hliiIBcti?.atc‘l)l°lliaRel;iiol?1§:l'|Wear the Vers' high- walstlllw onduymg- 'i “he "er “Wd” mp 'mm - “ph by the singing of the Liberll :md the Straight line effect' The Very Eh” the final absolution by His Grace the'°°”-'59 are Ill0Stly imported mod

o - ' ‘

~ W Y- . _

_ __ _ _ . capable management 0l-N- R- N " Archbishop nf Halifax and me final Wlli°h are “lf “WY at hill” “ll

` ' ' _ ' ' ' . De' committal of the body' of Bishop_M¢_'Waistiinc in the front and tllcii de- Dhu. They have un cncounter at the

was a passenger to Souris yesterday partment. Moncton. lElmlra is now Ummm in .tm ____v___ __________ the Mmrlveloped into yang Directoire mils i '

cal white, -il; No. 3 local wh1tc,3‘l. F'lour-Manitoba spring wheat pat-

ents, iirsts, $5.40; seconds, $4.90; strong bakers, $4.70; winter patents

Bran, $21: shorts, S25 to $26;

mlddlings, $28 to $30; Mouillie, $30 to $35.

Hay*-No. 2, per ton, car lots, $13

to $13.50.

BOURASSA ON THE

' WARPATI-I AGAIN

TORONTO, Dec. 4.-In a speech that set forth the claims of the peo- ple of Quebec, both in the matter oi immigration and language, _Henri Bourassa declared at the annual din- ncr of University College, last night, -that the French Canadian, with his language and traditions, was the best safeguard and most powerful barrier against the absorption of American ideas in Canada. Ha protested ve- hemently agllinst the imposition of the English language on the French Canadian in Ontario, with the asser- tion “if you force the English lan- guage on the French-Canadian, you will not Anglicize him, you will Am- ericanize hlm." ‘

“It is not n feeling, it is not a

growing movement, but I say that their feeling of love and attachment for British institutions is gradually put to the test in this way, and it would not take much to convince them that after all, what is the use' of having done so much and having accomplished so much in this country when his partner (the English-spcalo ing Canadian), ls taking away what he has always considered as his birthright, and which has been guar- anteed by the British crown."

MAN DIED IN IRELAND

' AT THE AGE OF' 118..

DUBILIN, Dec. 5-Mickey E-lnith, a basket maker and cnttle drover,died in the workhouse at Ilrmishaughiln yesterday " at the age of 118. He drank heavily, smoked conatantly.'He iwae married three times. I-le- slept very often in the onen air and was able to work up to three years ago.

OPERATION REPORTED.

NEW YORK, flee. 5-A London.

cable save it is fast learned- that the

ii, Prince of.Walel was operated on for

:gel and for own-ups plainly pi-in adnolde some months ego successful-_

on the P_te{l;ll. __

li. '

DIED AT 116 YEARS.

DUBLIN, Dec. E-Michael Smith died in the workhouse yeaterday,aged

else offered. ns.. _

and EAS'1‘ RITES FOR ' ' MORE TROUBLE.

We BISHOP MCDONALD --- i

BERLIN, Dec. 5-There is a rup- -

ture in the relations of thc Imperial Chancellor and ihe Catholic party wllicll supports the government. The trouble is over the anti-Jesuit law.

_ll sul _llillll still

CHIC 'raiholrnn surrs ron l='Al.i._A Spggial Thfgg Rg9| Fgatum While some women prefer to have‘ PCOpl8,S -I-hBalre Tolllghlm,

their tailored suits made to order

there are many who are quite con-

'rhla history poem tells or 'the

tene with one or the goo<lleoklng"ssceiiah Kings and 'olilertl'rlns. rcady-made tailored costumes. The DOUEIBS E811 01 A115118. Wm! Kill!

Donald will represent sydney.-More ed the thousands who were present shops are showing o variety of Halen- ,

lm- that the transition from time to ner-ldid styles many ol the' models wp- °l§°fl"l”- fllecwaffl 0* "le \‘ll‘S- '1`ll°Y

ied lrom French designs while others

James V is banished hy Malcolm

tale _refuge with t-he klng'e enemy,

are imported from exclusive New R0dQ"l°k mill- `0f U10 013" -\lPl¥l0- ‘

OID. 8 Il€W B. O (lf um

.__,'Dhe latter are mostly intended f

x t

VALUABLE ASSET.-E. H. Ray- and proceeded eloquently L0 ,1_cBc,.n,e_Yo,-k estabiishmentg some very While hunting in the forests, dis- "“- ""h° °“’“° ““V°"'hl“°k f°X "1“°h- the character of the Bishop emi the Smart looking and well made G02-

lhe works that he had lion--ina if-.in-sly, ltumes are produced by domestic me tes simplicity of mm and f|‘-iendlineag no ers in various attractive styles an

“‘l` rl citizen; his earnestness, sil-rarity, i m“t9l`il1l9»

ble ability, and thoroughness as a I’ricsl:,l N0f» ill IMUIY 39890113 has were We ‘B Professor and Bishon, his sl.1‘r»ii\iolls'0 more uttfactlve a93°"l'm°“t 0

At labors in the parishes to which he ready*-°“W9aT °03t“m°5 to Selec llrl- ~ fr Th t il r l cost e

gllised as James Fitz James, the _King lo;-ies his way and meets Ellen, uho 'ves him shelter in the lod e of

i ’ El E .

d ll-iodcrick. The King taken with lrer ulheauty calls her "The -Lady Of Tha 1 Lake.” After ,, night's rest the King t leaves. _,I Roderick pun is jealous of Maleoimf 0 He proposes to her. She rejects him

_ and Douglas decided to leave Roder- _fick's camp. With Ellen, Allan-bnnw

__null Malcolm he takes shelter in a y ' ' `

\cavc Douglas to prevent further' h . liloeaslsili between the kiss and clan

Alpine decides to surrender to the

or-Kings Guard. The King passes by

1|»tlie cave, recognizes-Ellan.1He apmks

“ ito her a-udvgivcs her his signet ring,

t the King to present the ring to him.

eq She liastens to the Kingfs palace td.

3 ask. the release of her fnthrr. In the

meantime the King meets Roderick

“ swords. in which no Km; kills the

shorter in the front.

‘ Long sleeves dominate in the tall

open 'to the outside world from 'I nf the Cathedral-all with' the eialmr-l the back' The” are among the morerliicftain Kin'-' Jalnrs returns to his

On- . high priced and exclusive models. ' "

Oil- gzilrcczremony of the Roman (Mhouc For the average woman, who doe iff' ` ___ not cure to go above $50 for he

~ - J (1 walking sllit, the best choicc is pr

_ __ E1 __ __ _ th 13?", MONTREAL ,M__._.ARKFT PRI ES or, in brocnde silk, satin or velvet. `°l` ML mlm “Dc 99 0 9 9 0‘ MONTREAL D _ 4__O t C _ Most of them are cut extremcl

d shire. `lehve this morning for' Los graph lmes' TMS' WW” fofmefly C ' ec n B' mm l ' '

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_ _.__ ' graih Co. » 'Mr. Norman leaves r

Joh" 5' H' F’ Drinm' St' J°h“7 Dr' John and Mrs. McKenzie, Melville, M°"°t°“ ln th° °°‘"`9° 0' 8- few day:

palace. Ho is surprised to learn that

5 .Douglas is ills prisoner. Ellen appears

F and rewguizing the Kring only as °` James, Fitz-‘Jin-lnea, she asks him to

present' the ring to the King, The

Y ,king makes hlnlself kfnown hy remov-

°“` dian western, No. 2, 43 to 435; ex-lshort to °"°°"d with the high W,“1St'.ing his disglliise. 1-Ie scnds for Douglarl elc- tm No_ 1 feed 425 to 43. N0_ 2 |o_ ed cutaway coat of the Rohesplerr fo ~ ' ` ~ epoch. Some of the imported models

'show a rounded coat line, muc

0 -nnd Pardon; him. Calling for Mal-

colm, he takes n goldcn chain from

ll oil his iler:`-:, and puts lt around the

ncc‘c of Malcolm, and placing tlie

‘ hanging links in Ellcn's hands inalras

ored suits as well as. in the tailor- llalcolni iiei- willing captive for life..

made gowns of the smarter sort.

The above is 9, short resume of this

Wide girdlcs, belt or sash eflects and beautiful story, what has ben; left the Directoire and Rohespierrc collar uneald, the reels will more than fin-

bottom of thc sleeve.

Monriiolla Mhakmrs

Corrected for every Weiirleailay and Saturday issue.

Potatoes

Iiard, per W. I4 to 16

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are prominent on the fancy tailored frock. Long lace jahots are used in conl\ll'l°ti°“ °“ the R0ll€Slli€rl‘€ G01- shows nightly, 7.30 and 8.45 sharp. lar, and lace frills appear at 'the

ish. Patrons are requested _‘to be -_ in their seats early. There ure two

Five cents to all' parts oi the hall. Friday and Saturday nights, with e. nmtinee for the children Bnturdayaaf- teraoon at 3.30.

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25 lleef (small) per lb. _ B to' 16

Beats per dos. 12

Beef (quarter) per lb 5; to 7

Pork 9 to 10% liamh, per lb. (small 10 to 1 Fowl 9 to ‘13 Mntton `B to 12 Butter Z4 to 25 Eggs, per doz. . 26 oats 42 I-Iny (Pressed)

Ha.y,(Loose)

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