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Tl1€s5U2fClI2n Talks Daily to Almost .Half the People in

IS

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A Paces At Lam

. I 7000 Guarantee

. ` Daily for 1907-

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THE CHARLOTTETOW ARDI

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ORNING D|.'iy--- Catches All Early Momioz Melia.

MIVEV N0 DA V \V|,;EKLM. tNll\

4.-s gi £5 s=§ .ES fe E _

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CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD 1sLAND, QANADA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20 1907. '

NNNEAHINNS WHT] ENMETTNEHE

in iii iiini ~ E T0

numimsuave cm Backs F

Hungary Without Mak- ing Any Money

\'ii1NNA, Dec. i8~'l`liere has been

tlirtiiiglioiit Austria-Hungary, espcciall }{,.ng;iry, as the result of the demand b

liiiiiicsteails. On tiie other hand. man

eftliose who are returning are wit.buu

tiinils. 'l`his fact is causing grave con-

cern to the government ond fears are ex-

V

imiiiigrziiits returning from America for

1 to What a Large Extent This Great

Work Has Grown, and the

pr:-ascii iiint the labor niarket will be un-

l'€Il

ni-oi'iil.l_v influenced by it.

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XNNAS lIll]SlNli EXENEISES ill THE

N. E. ENLEETSE

A Pleasant Evening Spent in Kindergarten Hall. The

‘ Successful Students.

i.ii~i i~,vf\iilna', for the C..ristmas olesing

f-xi-ii-in-s of the Union Commercial Cn'li=,-i- .i lame and appreciative audience pin-kt-ii the Kioderaadseix Hail to its nt-

ninst rauacliy.

A iiiie .md vnried program, consistingot

piiinn dueisihy Misses Trainer and Ilooprr; vm- ii sul.: hy Miss Katie Gay; piano solo' ny ni.. v\'iitet-man; and readimre by Mi" lliiiliay and Mr, Pruner varied the pro-

ti- niiiig.-~.

iii. Iioiior, l.¥eutunant#Gov. McKinnon

iiiliiii-.~.~.~rl the stailsnln iind addresses \\i-re also inade by Mayor Paton and by Aiiieiiean Consul Shirley.

i'i|iii ii al Mo'a'i and Vice-,irincipal

l‘i uiiri' were caoh presented with address- i-i .ind Christmas souve airs by the stud-

4-iiis.

'i'iie awards ,far sueceasfulatndents are

as fillows:

.\‘il\~<-i~ medalist for highest percentage in spelling and general preileienoy-Miss .lliiriniret McLeod, Ulgg.

lwize fer most improvement in spelling

-.Li imrmicv, St Mary'1 Road.

Silv. r medrilistfor greetestlxxiprovemeot in panmsnishlp -VV ll Carter, Tignlah.

.~ini~elni prize for improvement in pen-

niinship-J. St. Clair ll-imiiton, New Perth West.

Full course _diplomas irom both dc-

pirtiiii-iitri : -

ll Leonard McAdam-

Anie I) 'l`r.\inor.` Thi- following students have cJn\!Jl¢l°‘T the presariiisrl oomuitralaiwork forthe roiiililiicd cuurselz

1. .\rt.hur Duke.

.I Si. Clair*-liamllton.

lioiinlil_\Violrham.

.i \V».-nd.ill McKenzie.

mi-ii-u<ie'liiei<}|roy.

Aprnes Monaghan. *

Stella W Muthesun. '

itriiiiuates in shorthand rieptrtmentz- ltflic .l. Snelirrovr. Moncton, N. tl.

ll, l.eaiiard McAdam, Selkirk.

.‘.i~ciid. G. MoOanne`l. Last tenn‘e attendance beat all previous

ircoi-il-i ot the U.0.C., and there are .iiri-.lily li-t ~ri uimiy nppieiilatlons for next year.

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Condensed Adv.rtiscmi:nts

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Too into kr t\ne¢*|\a|@\

tif' SRE PAGH6 FOR RATIB ‘H

i .

I ()S'i‘_`.`dii S-.innysidn nphir 0( rilllllf! I iii ima-. Finder please lrnv-- at tlllli

liiiiitiiii tit.. 'i._ ,' 12 -HMB Pd-

_..‘ii_'.al.'|..h--i*-,_n..__.__----'

\ Athi’ 4,-Y.-mtqniiq ladle? card air;

'..-- '_ . ‘ _. ve w t

.\l ,it ii' NUT; ~

I 0'%'i‘-0. nw," 18, ri leather glove.

I Flirier plone i--nv.: ut. tim-i-.It-ii

l\ll||o_ I2-20ii3 Ill' _._, ___,________________,_____.._-

W¢\n'ruUfav ante u gm lor no ‘ul

housg wn|-lr, Apply to NILH ll.

llurne, NJ IBO, Mlpeqile Road. ll-MGB r.

:as s==';3

Fon Sai.uf.`mem nownn, whiiiv it iam . Mu- Phiiiipa win ine had erin'-vi uiiinn hr i-al-. at her nel ienz ,UI Hilla- lvnro S‘. I!-2 iiiiipl

lfgitllillailli-Zsatvvieflaea N-»°*\"\‘ .. iaunlnq rql oethl neva N \`h-|- ir ish an gpg.-ala, and that at some time flute; me degevuyhodv teiilvlv ~o I-ny the mah nduertlned while thi mine is still tiiight and sense.

Ni-:w Yortx, Dec. iS-The death of

Dr. Bnriiordo has not been permitted, thus far, to interrupt the benevolent and reformatory work accomplished by the system of ‘iIomes' which he established,

At a meeting held in London the other day Lord Strathcona said that he was pretty well acquainted with the work done 111 Gllllying ports of the empire, more es-

pecially in Canada. During the past year' there were received into the institu- tion 2.091 children, and of that number

1,174 emigrated to`Canada. For several years past from r,ooo to x,2oo children

had annuplly been sent from the hoin°s .to Canada, and, although they were drawn from a class of the population in which 'th`ere` was a greit deal of crime,

practically the entire number had done

\veil. Many of them had been adopted

by respectable Canadian families. Of iS, ,ooosent out since :S82 it might be said that from go percent to 95 percent had done really well, many of them being a-

mong the most respectable classes hroughout the Doniinion.l{e trusted that means would be forthcoming to continue

the good work without diminution. Mrs Bernardo said that the homes new con ` tained about 8,000 inmates, and, in addi-

tion to a large number oi' babies, who in many cases, had been rescued from drunken and inhuman parents, they in- cluded x soo crippled and afhcted child-

ren in special homes and hospitals, Mr. Rider Haggard described visits which he

BEHNNAN THANE IS AEEEIITEN ill THE NEPNESSIUN

\ upon

nt least diminishing German exports I0 T the United States if in no other way. T The Berliner has gathered rind publishcil i ii number ol interviews with German ex-

porters to the United States, and with the bends of firms whose business consists in

part of manufacturing for the American

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Any Guardian reader

I who Y.-celvea adlmiy print- .' ed, badly printed. badly T aided. may we WHY

uidmni, badly wrarrsd- gom, soiled or incomplete

of whitever issue

ziiegindiy nryliy the Sub- aeiiptlon Dpartmrnt at

RELATING T0

. DR. BARNARD

reiiizirkziblc rise in thc value of realty

0

Y £_`-_""`""`;**‘_"_

w

Helped

had recently paid to sonic of the home: where, he said, si tvonderiiil work was he-

childrcn sent to Canada S5 percent had become lend owners, and only two pei- cent had failed.

MEETING NE THE NNTNISTEHTAE

ASSl]lI|AT|llN

Arrangiliienis Made For The Week Of Prayer---Ex- change Of Pulpits

In pur.-nance of notite given, tn -. Mini -

terierl A~isoeln'lon of Ciiiiilotiitnwn inet io tho_Y. M. C. A. parlor at 10.30 ri. m.. Du-_ lilsh. Thi-ie were picscnt, llcv. S. lt_ White (president), Rev. '1‘ho». Mmvsiiiill, Rev. H. E. Thomas and Rev. (leo. Ti. Rosa On mutlon Mr. Ross v-'its appointed in cie- tary ofthe Asst c‘ation. With a view to uninformity it was npreed that as lar as praeiicable the 2£uri inat, be iecuiznlzed ns Christmas Sunday and services that day be ol an appropiiite character. `

Arrangements for the week of prayer

beginning Jan. oth were made as fol- lowaz-

(l) Union services to li: conduo Grace Church -Monday, Jan. (ith. First Bnptisi-Tiicsdny, Jan. 7th. First M thoiisi-\\'ednevday, Jan. Sth. Zion Church-Thursday, Jan. iltli.

St James--Friday, Jan. 10th. (2) The pastor ofthe church where the

service is held to be the chairman of tiiat- ineetlnz.

dl) The sniiivct for prayer and merli-

tatlon'-

lied in

Mbuday eve inrz-prayer.

Tuesdayevening-Repentance. “fednesilay evening - The lloly

Spirit.

Thursday evening-The work of the British and foicluu Bible Snclc'y\

of The Money Mar- Iiirhlariyxddizhhalliinilicd to tcn minutes

( l -

g n in length given on the auivject. . ii’-”"" "TT rd when thc earpenIerslli\li.li will prevlfle

kat Has Made Germa assigned for Monday, Tuesday, Weiines- Mmnrds L' 'mem Used By Rhyswmns hlin with departuivnts fcrtlii\.di~y good~

| day and Friday by one ofthe following in lin's which will porini-'. or `~

Trade Fa I order resptctlvrly--llevs. \\'hi\c, Tnouins. ,idle ‘Tl='Dl|\Y__ f\\\'l llllliilllllii 0|

Fullerton and Ross. ___ _ ‘ an linniciiso __-triuir. The ni-iv stori-

" (5) The services to bcizin promptly at 8 T D m_ I 1 _W t 1 when everything is ieoiiiplvteil w li mai-it

o’olock n.ni. and close at il, and the riler m `os`:;1:;;]yc;l I h (fffivzrh Smt:l;l:;; L an achievement. in liiisine-is success hliiiill'

. - i .. " "~»°` .dtniivi \i~i> ii. '

BERLIN, Dec. 18-The iinnnrinl writ- ggnlgitived devoted to the P F, Island ornlmhhwcr wmpcnwmc' lcr la e oi r i i onni

‘ers of Germany are generally of the opin- Tm secretary wus mdend to haw, H

~ ' ' 'in init ‘sf i ith ~' d't'| rt: D' _ , ion that the financial situation in e gililrppdrarsm cigplsplbemd amp;-pe inar s in non ures istemper Mhmds Linimem cures nlpmena

United States will exert ri strong influence ____ \

- - A- - . _ -- ... ,A T-_ -. ~...........-_. ..._-_-.~

ing carried on, Of the total number of' 0' “len "0 Uilih" ‘U34 °l` ln Tmmedlilii

\

Two Hundred

E And Fifty Bur-

ied By explo- sion. The Mine Not Burning Some Hoep Oi Rescue

Sni'rn'ro\\'N, PA., Dec. l9-(Speciiili-

By another mining catastrophe hundred

dancer' oi death.

'l he most reliable estimates obtainabl

explosion at Darr minc of the Pittsburg Coal Go. at 250.

The niiiic is not burning and the venti- iition fans ni-e being operated.

According to tl e reports received here no one has onine out it the mine since the

explosion, but there is hope that some of the men are still living.

Rest ue work is progressing and it l expected tbsi uprisoned uien will be

1__gZ_11-_-1-1-1'-1

éreaehed bv niorninz,

chniuhes .T anuary 5th. It was further agrnel that the usua pulpit exchange take place Sunday morn ing January lzlih, and th .t the order be a follows :-

Grace Church-R_e\'. Goo. E. Ross.

First B iptlst.-liev. Tudh, Marshall.

First Me-t,hodl~t-B-=v. T. F. Fullerton.

Zion Church-Re\. G. ll. VVhlto, Sr.. .liiiiies llcv. li. H. 'l`ho\‘uaE. A L-rofmsilrit-i'.\t.ioii it was dreirei lm-

*l

T pririafittliiit ilie Associiition nic:t rrgul- , __ _ i f ally on the i'>i>tl\lcxirlny rf each nion.i t'

s , _ -

I , _ .

and nnreerl npm arcordlnnly. ILI wa iii ciiled that the next liieniing iii-. cnlier for Monday January (ith, at 10.30 o. - rn. l

Condition of the Church" noilee ot whie and iill suiisiquent meetlnizs to he give

Y n the Saturday preceding. The meetiu

ing prayer and bencdintion.

Gno. E. Ross.

. Minarde iinimentcures Diphtheria-

CHICAGO MARKETS. 1

Dec.Corn 1

“ Wheat.... . .

“Pork.....

Jon Corn.... . . . ... .

‘ Wheot.... ................ ..

" Pork ..

the Y. M. C. .\., P»irlor,wh`co the meznlier will conler on tho subject. “the Splrilun

b the secretniy In the daily newspaper

closed at 12 o'ciock by Mr. Thomas offer

Secretary.

Cnroaoo, iitieenbcri!l-<Speainli-

WT

OTHE MI E HORR ~

HOST OF ME

for Dumping

here in the restriction of emigration.

structions from llruce Walker on behalf* oi tne minister et the interior that no im-

migrant lsncliniz in Canada. before I-‘ebruf

NEW NHT lillllll

The Business of S~ A. llllac- donald To Be Extended-

‘l The New Sto'e.

Lndcr the tiansforininp; hands of ili-

n carreutcrs many notable changes rind, ini- S. proveuients have recently been nmile in X the establistiuient of S. A. lilcllnnald h Quran Street, opposite the Market. n This well known stand which has s‘ sufflced for the steadily growing clnthinir K and tailoring business which has hitherto _ engaged the aciivitles of Mr. Mcllonnld,

is new lacking in space and accommo- dation tor the expansion which nas lei- lowrd the past years.

firm will carry n full line of staple and fancy dry goods ot the very

aid to undertake the present alterations.

By the time the different changes are

completed the store will have been madi-i

three flats the full size of l.lii~. atorc, and

`\‘ the c wiillie brightly liitliteii and fitted

V MrMeD.mal-i inienrls ciirryinz on his

mi T present clothing and yciits' furnishiiig;

l and tailoring Luslnoss, on nn eri-n more eulensivc :evils than formerly, while the ample strive spate wliieh will iw nfl'oril

Qmnnn industry and ¢0mm=fCl= by T' W “""' "_ '

` HDFC \,,¢g1--_

f

1

l\lo:\"riu»;Ai., Dce1F'--The Stax-'s London »,,,.y 1,-, be “dmmcd “mens he has $50

5 c°"°sp°“d°“l' °“bT"5i fb” Canadm" 90"" . while those arriving between February 1

0 ernment is takin; peremptory measures “,“1_Aprl\mu,,H,,“.n 8-_£5 lu “rumen L

- . . - 5.3.

______1__J PRINCE Ol" \VAl.FS Ct)l.i.E(1E SlI0\\'lNG THE Al)DlTl0N REUENTIA' l.il`ll.'_'.

'aio citusane A is on AoAiivs'r

Eiviiciurio

All New Settlers To Canada must Hav $50 and Inland Transportation- No Encouragement in Future

Undesirables

Bruce Walker < nys the requirement

Mr. Walker also inserted in yesterday

papers an otliciai adveitisenient vvarnin e nigiants that rcrtain looking agent who have been advertising for 50,000 me forCanada immediately, lncludln|gnrt.is'in\i

at wages olnine shillings per day are gross

. iy ...i............u...1 ....1 e......i.... ...ali . Til llPEN SHNNTEN

gi 1----»

pective emigrant passengers pleas tak warning."

EllNllllN PAPEHS APPNNNE NINNE

` The Big Newspapers of Lt. =

don All Endorse His Res- elution

This. and the fact that hereafter the LONDML Dem ,8_prL,,_idem Roosc

velt‘s declaration that he would not stan

finest quail ies, have induced Mr. Mcl)on- for re-nomination is treated as ii momen-

tous matter in the columns of Londo

newpapers. Editorials for the large pn

into one ot the most attractive places ot consider that though he is the most strilc iiusirii~~s in Charlottetown. Tlicre will he ing persmmmy in the political mm nt U,

present moiiieiit the fact that he hail

i7 - 105 with evciyriquisits to make shopping lienatedprominentsnpportersby his anti-`

_ __ [$1297 9T""3“"“bT° ““‘T"°""“"“hT"' ‘trust policy has made his re-election

doubtful.

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given anywhere for tive cents.

“(lhoist"i\ production of cxtraordln manifestations. “A Trip to Seville' mngnili-.ent series of Spanish scenes, nn

ture.

evening hy her clever presentation of th

seli-c ions wiil be as follows:

iitled “Love is a'l`yranLf'

tit) “Wont You lic my lloncy."

trnted song "i)rean\lng."

"Dldfly`e Little Girl."

-....i-_...io .e»»;.,--...... au: .lieth i

i

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r-T'?i.~‘I-2'-;"’_‘".““w v1 y- ~

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inland transpr r.iition, the only exceptions

o _Lvery lioiikinig agent throughout the bemu -Lh,,__,e,,,h0 Me “ohm to mends K

hiv ce the number ol men caulht by thu United Kinizdom has recclvei oltlcial lu- are “Nady assured emp|oymaM_

tion. He adds: “The demand for labor

of all kinils is over for the season. Pros _

e The plant grows wiidon the South African

At "I~`alryiand" tonight, there will h°

another presentation of the biggest, the best, and the brightest performance ever

the “S Jrrows of a Wall" a piithetlc plc- v

liilsa Slosaon who won the applause Guardian should beeuis that their names p

tribute oi’ the delighted audience last

(iii Si-leutlon from the Singing (Jiil en-

Mr. Mnrldiiion wiiiaing the new illus-

The usual Saturday matinee will he

given. Miss Sloeson will sing two bright- pieaea entiticl "Would You" and "Honey, iimney, Honey." Mr Maddiaon will ein

Laughs, cords, 21-,»vae|\:.'.a ma ~:ner "IMI

niiwi -utr. mi- qnivilv wit. <1 l~v Crmolellb

ii =z ‘: E: K 52 <» £5

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Lllllll NELTNN , A

TH BE Blllllill IN THE ABBEY

At the Request of Raya Society. He will Rest Among the Great.

I.<'NDoN,l)ec 10-(Special)-Ina n°y|\

. 3058*-Yo! which Lord Kelvin was former. ly President. has petitioned the Dean of \Vest.mlnistcr Abbey lor pepmfistou to bury the distinguishid scienilstln the historic church.

This request has been granted, Th,

last scientist buried ther-.i \\ ni Darwin,

A NEW TEA

. WNTBH HAS ETINNE

ENUM AEHTEA

l`

F

must greatly lesici winter emigration. '

,_ Boer Tea is the Name ot the if New Beverage lust dis-

,{ covered

T LONDON. IS. Specimens of “Boer tea"

were exhibited at the liorticulturslhali. -

veldt.

Until recently it iindlorily been culti-

vated by lloers, but it has now attracted i the attention of the English, and it is likely that before long large quantities of

the "tea," will be sent to England.

Meanwhile, any one can gather it.

The leaves are unlike the ordinary tea i

leaves. They look more like tobacco or

the twigs of in tree. No one would think of

putting them in a teapot.

ffiENSATlllN IN

THE EIGHT Ellll , TJHNEE ESTATE

il

“ The Prosecution Have decid- ed to do Without Cald- well’s Evidence

rt.

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LONDON, December IB.--A sensational

turn was given to tiie hearing ofthe Drnce case yesterday when Mr. Atherley-jones announced thc prosecution had decided not to rely upon the evidence given by I Robert C. Caldwell, the American witness

T who declared, among other tl.`.ngs, that ;

he arranged the inoclr funeral of§'l`. C. _ } Druce.

After the cross-examination to which

Mr. Caldwell had been subjected ami the

suspicions aroused thereby, Atherley-

proper to rely upon the evidence of this

e witness. Ile marlc this statement, couu-

sei said, without prejudice to Mr. Cald- lf

I: well. "

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People who send lteml of news to The

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accompany their communications. lr.is

e not poeslbiator The Guardian to rial in-

storiette comedy drama, will give an rn lvrl-ll!!! Dl\0¥l`lDhl|Wl\¢ll ll ll 00¢ IDU'/~ II ` tire change of programme tonight. The

by vrn'om they have been lcrvviirded. The names of renders ana not vtnnieil fi-r

puliiieatloo.b'3t as a irueriintee that ii...

novels relin 0. All news nent vvlthour. P'

the name ol the sender is raluatantiyemi -_

signed to the ever-ready waste paper » ‘ iiaelret. -

Advertirrre will kindly bear in mimi

that The Guardian omnot undertake tn lnsertin following issue any “e‘~|\n||e.‘ fads received alter one o'|.-lock inch

inoon.

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, Try the Saurison: S.umge. The b it on eait‘i. irc per lb i.t Sanu- ydera 31. New o.u's

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The new pictorial (programme will Jones said he considered it to he no longer

comprise-"Scenes in ireland" which our representative writes us is a new tllm of surpassing licauty and interest, th

ary