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Ileuasual n@1s1
evenings from now until
s11gg11s11on~.
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thaton y the highe'-t stdliidlasdlg lhxdi/xeai1,i'ld‘if‘li(il€iilll§ L ‘ :§:‘s“*°'*;0:;“°,,° 1t1;A<7»pf»n1ncin_ lets. nnuireliy s1'oaEetr1§; S ELLNER s~ JEWEL-“Y mums inhniterwwn- The spirit of the giver _ _ ymore than the gift itself, so “bother your gifts be 'urge or small the fact HIM V011 made your 11e'ection at WEl.LNFit'§ cannot failof appreciation, We Wm he épen
D|6H»N0'l_ tc show you our many holiday ' WE LLNER°S
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Store Isl
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Ulllliltil EIWEI
Christmas and will be
S E N GUARD!
...‘TI-IE MORNING DAILY Guard-
ian can be obtained at W A John- ston's; 'Montaguef' " ' "
...‘SERIOUEl LOSS.-Mr. John J. MrDonald, St. Catherines, had the misfortune to lose a valuable six year old horse last week.-'
EASTERN PERSONALS
...'Mr_ George Clapp, Bay Fortune,
was in Souris transacting business on Monday.-‘
...°Mr. John _J. Campbell, Red
Point, was among the visitors to Souris on Monday.-°
...’Mr. Rex Manning, Gowan Brae,
was a visitor to Souris on Monday. 1#
.._~111r‘. w. L_ Dingweu, Funeral D1-
rector, Souris, was in Charlotte-
__f,§;€,_\_ _ A ' town on ehueineee trip saturday.-~
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‘\,:L_:./§;°_ " _ ` >‘ \:_=ifi’1-:JJJ .. ` Lf, ga, wasin touris on ay on H 1 s' e s
1%? _ .ax /*_* _ -ef -. 5-., ._,’f§-E*-Q' . ._ Mr.qJames ldlvfcétlulay, Chizfrlilvillploll,
_§-_. , trip. ‘
""""“`”`“ ’ - ----- ~ j ...°Mr.none1d Sutherland, Bleek
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-L ..’Mr, Louis Mclnnis, Red Point, = ‘ was among the visitors to Souris on`
A Q _ Monday-' g
‘ ° ' F I ._ = . . .__*Miee Neuie Meneneld, teacher,
( ‘ Cherry Grove, spent Sunday visiting
- ° ~ ~ ' fr' nde t Red Point-~ ~
._.~M1ee Marnie o. Hnn1ey,aeer
- `\ ==',,._.\ River, was a passenger' to Harmony
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1 _ ~ -.1 Wednesday morning. --*
l"ond,1was in Souris Friday with a heavy load of produce.-°
...‘Mcssrs, Major Anderson and
ldrnest Creamer were in Sodrls Mon-
a 1(l2ynpaiitnerHr:al11nt1>i(;l1i}es__i’o1~ their lumlber
..,'Mr. Chas. Mclnnis, Glencorro
dale returned recently from New
or liainpshire after an absence of some
month --
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Q1.ec11 Quality boots are the 111 st stylish, well made; ,imc wrne if 030111-1; haliirdayelifiilimu
load of lumber, which he had no
dainty," neat and good of all shoes made for women -they are di;-Hculty to dispose 0f__e
11 11 d ee 111 _ - -1 ' -_
8 e e best wherever 5 Des are Wom ...°Miss Isabel Curran, Peakes Sta-
The soles of Q :een Q ali y
boots are flexible ns a 11 glove, me heels are just right andthe 1-1 the biot is made to fit the ' foot oerfectiy, no burning, sorei e s or thtfing- Queen Quality boots don’t need break-
lull in-
Thc new styles are so smart
and fit the feet so perfectly i_1nt the boots look much
sinuller than they really are.
A specially nice line and one
that will make moit acceptable gifts i s cur patent leather b00tS with dull and cloth tops. see sample above These go at 5-1111 :$4.511 and. . ......$5_oo'
tion, who has been visiting friends ut Bear River and vicinity returned to her home on Saturday.-*
...*l\/ls. J. H. Rattray, St.'Peter‘s
who recently was visiting at Bear River the guest of Mrs. Geo. A. Keefe and Miss Sadie Mclnnis, has returned to her home.-‘
_,_*Mrs. W. B. Leard and her little
son George were passengers to their home in Souris, Monday evening after spending 1, few days with
A l3S;h?e\:¢fn friends in Charloietown.-'
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NOTICE
All Poll Tax not paid, be1ter bt
slid 1; once ss Bxecur ions are ordered for same. Pay at once and p ive expense.
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Your Heating
and cooking apparatus will last much longer if you use our coal.
We have now on hand all kinds
of fresh mined coal free from slate \.ud stone. . Send us your address and we will
l note prices.
1:. 1y‘ii°i`i`é“é1 cu.
lllggi _Grnde Coal
in than ldndwcccrry- it 5°" “°* mutter w cnyouorderyouosnbccwl clgetting lscllfsctoryoosl if¥°“°°°°
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mi- pointment if you \ cannot call in person. 397-Y is our number,
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l Cook Studio _
...'Rev. Father Turhide, Magdalen
Islands, was _ visitor to Souris on Monday. He was a passenger to the Islands :by the Lady Sybil Monday night.-*
...'Messrs J. A. Miller, Charlotte-
town, and J. D. Hume, Murray Har- bour, directors of the Humber' Silver Blnck Fox Ranching Co., were . in Souris on Friday and Saturday in the interest oi the compariy.-'
CLOSE OF BIG GAME' SEASON
BANGOR, Dec. 16-Maine's big
game _season ended last night. It is believed that ten thousand deer and two hundred moose were shot. The hunting season cost 17 human lives in this state.
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WE CAN f"lNI~H YOUR
Photogmi lis i1 r X1na1:.
Mike appointment to-day at
the
,Bayer Studio "‘;g‘;§ '
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VOICE S PEN \LlS'l` I
Prof. ll. A Tanion
Teacher of Voice Culture Piano and Organ
“Voice Culture" a specialty, Studio l £6 Great George Street
2148, ll,lMsttliwks. I “-
* Elegant Photos
for Xmas Ai Moderate Prices ',
No used to welt for u tina day. hawevhr
With the equipments oi tra modern Studio you can I tak n one time as well ll IIJOEDUL `
A. E. Lyon Studio 107 Queen St. Ch’fown
Don’t Forget Baby,
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We oder for sale the Stock in
Trade and good_v1~ill of our General store at Elmira. _
This is the best count ry business
stand on the Island and affords s grand opportunity to any one who can give the business the required attention. _
Auy_ information’ needed, will be
gladly furnished on application.
EASTERN TRADING C0
' ' Elmira
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Business For Sale`
_ ing 1 ut our jewelry busi-
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8311.011
anlclrly stops coughs, cures colds. and hcalv the throat and lunu. ’ :: _ :: 25 Cent!
,F-"'-"_ ""'“'“”"""_` Tremendous
Bargains in 1
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La1lies’Waiches
What we lack in assort- 3
ment we more than make , up to you in lou prices.
Here are ihreegems in
the popular O siz“, solid 14k Gold hunting case.
I only, extra heavy ca e 1
beautifully engraved $39 ` uow..L... $27 31|
1 only, good weight
css e, beautifully engraved $35 noav. ...$24.50 ‘
1 only, goxd .weight
case, engraved $35 now
__ . ......25.l0
Choice of either Walt-
ham or Enpire move- ments.
Iligbtst grade gold
filled watches now...|0.00
These prices are only
accom. ted for, by the fact that we are enii'ely clos-
11858'
G. F. Hutcheson
agent in Montagi e His oiilice phone is 1-8 -and residence phone 20.
...'MR. ED. D.'¥‘EEHAN Guardian
representative in Sourls will gladly receive subscriptions and advertising matter at the otllce of undertaker W. L. Dingwell. His phone number is 5.
...°BARN DAMAGED.--Mr. Wm.
P0Wel‘1 Little Harbour, has a num- ber of men employed repairing one of his barns, which was considerably damaged hy the -recent heavy gales.
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...'BUBSCRIBERS should renew a
week or two before the time they UHVB DBid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on expired
...‘DIEl) SUNDAY.-Word has
n_een1 received ofthe death of Mr. Archibald McPhee which sad event l500k Place at his home in Souris Line Road at 9 o'clock Sunday morning. The funeral, which took place yesterday to St. Mary's church was largely attended. The Guardian extends deep sympathy to his sor- rowing relatives.-* _
::A dainty and inespensive gift for
any woman'wo111d be a Voilet Dulce Combination Box.'I‘his o11t:f:`1t- includes Vifllcli Dulce soap, Violet _Dulce com- plexion powder and Violet Dulce Ex- tract. This can be had here only. Cali in and look over this suggestion Phe MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and lxcnt Sts. ll/Ltl'_
llI‘I'1"'1`ERS READ IN
ENVELOPE BY X RAYS_
LONDON, Dec. 15.-The feat of
reading thc contents of documents en- closed in sealed notes has been nc- complishcd by Mr. Hull-l<}dwurds,who 'nas been experimenting with the methods of using X-roys, recently disf covered by a German scientist by which radiographs on very chin sub. stances, such as a sheet of paper, ii
epf, or an insect's body were secur- c
Briefly, the discovery is that by
using what is known as law tubes giving out soft rays in certoi-.1 ways, these thin substances, through which the rays formerly passed without se- curing an impression can now be rndiographed.~ Dr. Hall-Edwards wrote a few lines on nn ordinary sheet of paper with ordinary ink,and without folding it placed it it i1_1 an envelope. He sealed it and then took 11 radiograph. On the negative it was easily possible to read the words inscribed on the‘sheet of paper So admirably defined were all the de- tails thnt even the gum on the en- velope aaid the edges of the sheet of pnper inside the envelope could be distinguished.
Dr. Hall-Edwards has acouple of
cured. In his o ininn it will be pos
_ink having a metal basis.
would not be impossible to secure
such radiographs even through ai iron coverin
oi flowers, the arrangement of seeds
P
leaf formation. By viewing the ob-
in relief. It is pointed out that such
ance to botanists_ Etomogolists will
section will be` largely done away with when the internal structure Of insects has to be examined.
FOUR KIIJLED AND 34 INJURED.
Ili others iuiured by thrjrburylng of a paisscnger train in it tunnel which col- lapsed during a slight _earthquake at
from Rosswern to Chem!lltz_ and as it was passing thi-ouglx the boring which pierces the Hnrras cllils, eight miles out, the tunnel fell ir. and buried the locolrzotive and six ours beneath huge ioclrs.
A hurricane, nccolnpanied by snow,
hindered the work of the rescuers url. it was feared that the loss of life would be greater than at first report- ed. The earthquake shock was felt here,
NEEIJLES TO CURE
CHICAGO MASHERS.
CHICAGO, ILL., Dec. 15.--Police
his strongest detectives to ‘mingle with the Christmas crowds and pro- tect rls' from “mashers "
needle and when his discovers .a man
inhs it an inch or so into his leg,de- pending largely upon provocation.
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tnln Hnlpin, "There is never ony argument. The needle we use is not poisoned, but it does the work.”
FATAL FIRE IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Dec. 16--A spectacu-
lar tire today practically destroyed a tive story apartment house on A - stardom Avenue. The fifty occupants found the exits cut off and the fire- men mnde thrilling rescues. Fireman “Thomas McManus, who lived there and was oil duty was trapped in his rooms with- his mother and sister and all perished. In trying to make
and was probably fatally iniured.
' What could be better
than a guaranteed pure wool bose spliced with line- e1:1?If is called “Sovereign
brand.
Opiician
negatives of this sort and so far as he knows they are the first ever sc-
D _
sible to radiograph any letter wit-h
Dr. Hull-Edwards believes that it
g.
Among his display of what was
formerly beyond reach of scientific workers were X-rays 'photographs of .such details ns the internal structure
in a od and the delicate lines of
ects stereoptically, it was also pos- eune to see every detail sw-ldrns cut
radiographs will be of great assist-
tl method of even reater val-
nd the € ue, for it is now possible to radio- gmph insects. The necessity for dis-
CHEMNITZ, Germany, Dec. 15.-
At least four persoriefwerc killed and
midnight, ’l‘he` train was coming
Captain Halpin has assi;--ied one of
gi _
The detective is armed with a large
"ogling" a girl, moves'alongside and
"The scheme works fin " said C p-
his way to rescue them, fireman Michael 0'Bullivan fell from ladder
lottetown, P, E, I
Atchison
Am..Beet Sugar Am. Smelters Amal. Copper
Brooklyn R. T. Punztdian Pacific
Erie
Mex. Petroleum
Miss. Pacific
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania Reading 11,12, Rock Island 133 Southern Pacific H53 Union Pacific 1512, U. S. Steel '$52 U. S. Stccl l’i'1l. 104? Utah Copper 47;
> 92§
61; 701 sei 217%
21 45; 251 1061 1062
Brazilian Traction Detroit 70; lltimfiiecl (?orp’11 393 Montreal Power 215
N.S.SlLC&l &(.`05l('.(1fn,
Eichelicll & Ontario 111 Shawinigan No ,su Spanish River i‘<1r11_ Nu si
Ottuwxi liight
(iO'l"|`( )N.
lligh
Spot 13.20 |1nc|1111111e1l. Junuilry 1255 March 1273 May 1267
May Wheat Dec. Corn 705 May Corn 70; May I-‘ork 2102 May Lord 1105
PRINCESS MARY WELL
is one of the youngest gi nge in society. The queen
and her hlair was worn shoulders. And she is in teenth year! 'Phe young
her majesty has perused
know. the princess is allo
play ducts with Queen 1vho tnkes a deep interest grass.
The King has conferred
'of Greece, in recognition vices in nursing the sick
the Balkan war.
married Prince Andrew in
"Princess Alice works
wrote_nn observer at the
tume.
MIL_VF)R'l‘ON. Dec. 16-
Orgngemali for more than
I-l igh
High 92k
tg keep her children childr as possible. At the recent wedding it was noticed thu Mnryks skirt did ‘not reucli
still kepfihard at her stu
one o
morning papers, and ascertained there is nothing in it tha girl in her seventeenth yen
it. Special attention is p music, 111141 sue » cs irequ
Princess Alicc is the e‘d
ter of Prince Louis of lint first sea lord of the admr
is very popular in Athens identified herself to a grcnii with the people of their p
THE OLDEST OR‘ANG
Wm.
the oldest Orangemen in Qu and pfrolmilly in fltlflélflll ii aged 94. I-le came to (la Sligo. Ireland in 1820. H
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LUJDON, Dec. 15.-Princess
rls of is an en as
over \1er
prince
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the d
tion of tire Royal _Red Cr Princess Alice wife of Prin
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t Pr her in
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cr d tenbu ralty, 1903. and
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Mary
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seven- ss is After f tire that
young y not o read o her
to
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ecoru- upon ndrew r ser- ound- during
augh- rg the
and Sh-e has
degree
ursuits.
dw
night, and is wearing herself
time.
soldiers consider her on angel. looks lovely in her grey n
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,Brunswick Hotel
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Sailiugs of (`. _
After the Navigation
stops running and untl notice the C. G. S ‘M leave the Railway Wharf
the a Char cena
with the west-bound train p. nl. Will leave Term arrival of the train from due Tormeniine at 9 a- isve Tormemlte st io
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Pe1sla11l.'.11nb Mink. or Fox set Xmas. Holiday 11ct‘kw(_-nr for dainty
from $15 oo, $25.oo to $100.00. women,
Silk V-Vai” Wil make “most de' All wo111t11’.~: :ind child1c11's flats
`i1'8b1¢ gift- $2-191 $3 502051 $5.00 at iricss indicnliog, the ];11111n1y
Buy tliewtlriy lad :.1 jersey for price-s. uow prevail,
Suits Less Tha_nwCost to Clear
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with a Woman in it
The S:1s0u's g e ft st selling event 50 Ladies' Wiuttr Coats no two
alike, your saving vlil mean atleast 1-3, every cont is marked one net cash price.
3 1 L'1di~s' fashiavifibe coats worth upto $25 oo. . _ . . .$11_9S_ not
price of the cloth and trimmings. All silk lined.
Thlsis a splendiii opp ortunily for making a practical Xnins gift,
Table damiek fir Xinus shoppers, 95:: for 7rc $1 25 for 9/ic
Manuf`act11rers sample line of pretty aprons, discount at 25 p, c-
H01111 s wh' re Furniture gifts are preferred and u11mc1‘o11.s‘ Buy your Xmas r1l1l1:11 to lie up your Xmns gifts ni l'11ro11s 25c a differtnt wullln nt Palous,
Other pretty gills i11 ribbon n zvc'_ties
Such gloves as Futons will surely please
Special Sale of coatings for Xmas Xmas ties for nmau. Loun|;i1.g, hath ard long l-rim nas, ftr lidies
and gentlemen, we have secured zo high class dark colored lounge robes for men. usual price $6.50, clearing this lot for $t 50, .'l`l1ls is something praclical at a big saving.
We have a ltrge and varied exclusive sto:k of high class fuis for
L'ldifs‘ outer attire.
What could you choose. from that would he more acceptable than
Ladie~1’ f11r coats. Ladirs’ furliu-d coats. l.adits‘ fur collared coats, Indies' fur s=t-, Ladies’ fur mullt. Ladies' f11r ties. Ladies' fi rscarves, La<ii<s'f11r slolts, L:1ii1.s‘ mcdel suits, Ladies’ tailored urls, Ladies' cost-1, I.'u‘ies‘:treetco~i11mes Ladies' scpata'c skirts Ladies’ under- slrlrts Ladi.s' fancy bloues Lad1es‘t1llored waists, Ladies’ mlrshou sets, Men`sfur 1ont1, Men‘s fn: collars, Meu‘s 11lsters_ Men’s overcoats. Mens hats. Men`sc1ps, Mcn's and lfidl :~'.‘ umbrellas, Meu's gloves.
You can rest the gem inenrsi of this sale hy s visit to our new show
1oom. You can te-t values by comp11"ison.Youc:1n test the excln.~1iveness n style and design by your own judgn en‘, and the money .sav-ng advantage i' affords.
Beginning tomorrow We will have stme morning sped ils that ought
to bring along the moinlng buyer, and will he ct rrinned during, the holid ly season, 'l`»vo Brass Bed specials tor to-day .
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