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DMIISON 81

Christmas Supplies

Ralslns,

Gurrants, Dates.

Prunes,

Almonds,

Walnuts,

Peanuts,

etc-» etc-

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Direct Representative of follow

mills and manufacturers: Kent mill

Co.s_ Brands of Flour’ are Kang’ quarter of beet from Neil McNevin? of

Thames, Sweet _ Home, Bud

._ g»MN"i'h if i' Blenheim Mills, Howard, Fearless, mid??[i4i._Sp??gM;,i¥e:,;»:;E eftm the

Maple Leaf, Stratli ray Mi

White Eagle, Strathray, Port Dover

Roller Mills, Golden Age, Roh Noble Millings, My American ¢Mi

are Nothern mining CC_ and the_ 1899 have been received at this office. ln

Eckhart and Swan milling Co. prices are the millers, quotations, goods are sold direct at first cost the ;\Ierchants;also representing dir Messrs Campbell Bros hlanufactur

of Edge Tools, Messrs Libby McNeill Premier Farquharson and Mayor War- and Libby, Caged meats, all goods burton also grace its pages. The mc- Me warranted’ ami ylerchansg wane- chanical work is well done, and does ing MJ first cost win save a margin credit to the publishers. Messrs. Hurley by wiring me their Orders, for Hour & Garnnm, successors to John Coombs.

or Feeds, car lots other goods, you want them, only the regu trade solicted.

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Newfoundland I

Address All Niall s ups P E Island ,in for making this their second annual

My . . _ an in all alnianacsit contains much of

ect dl3i"S £0U€I`811Y- \Vell executed por-

HS - " - . . lar without this almanac, which is on sale

B., shot four deer within one mile of

im, month’s imprisonm nt for stealinfr a

eb’ Bonsbaw. The beef was stolen from

Richmond

US Street.

err Corn-is of the Prince Edward Island 113, Almanac and Miscellaneous Directorv for

addition to the usual information found

t special value as areference book for 0 this ci;y and province and for Cana-

€fS traits of the Queen, Sir Louis Davies.

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No familv in this province should be

by the publishers and at the book- stores.

THE Crescent Cycling Club had a

great time at the Revere Hotel last night. There were about forty guests who joined in making an entertaining

U event pass off in the most harmonious

last night was a select one. They wentl

iii Xmas Bakli

WE HAVE Griflin .ir Skelly`s’ California. Seeded Raisins put up in 1 lb cartoons, free from

dirt, Seeds and Stems Dearborn’s Cleaned Currants in 1 lb packages, Keillers’ Candied Citron Orange ' and Lemon Peels.

Brand Flavoring Extracts in 1 oz and 2 l-2 oz bottles, Cleaned Sultana. Raisin: in l lb packages. Shelled Almonds,Wa.lnuts and Filbert-s Cooking Figs, Dates

and Prunes.

Millers, and Manufactures, Direc

Re resentative. ,and joyful manner. 'l`he Crescents are RE.. is.,N. 1,. .

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the hostand hostess and the Crescents ;

& proclaiming that each ard all had

, spent a Merry Christmas, exchanged

GBOCERS.

Mn R JorrNs'roN, of Bell and John

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_-"- I Mn. J. H. BELL, M. P., Summerside, ‘ ___.__

and Mrs Bell spent Christmas in the. ‘

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' ' Miiiitiir nn' on Saturday, brought ,l and Pmiiiica .t - . . 1 . ~

' i.fi°¢i.. $§fil'a°3`iliiiff}“l3’Ci §fl>ti’.'li'f “lg ml Ewing'

1-- There was no change in prices.

| _‘ I. O. F1--Meeting of Court Avon-

sat 'ru B' cI:"|“EB”'n:” IM cu dale to-night. at 8 o‘clock. Election of LSI" Ili.: Good “nm A sn' cm' ' I" ||| "|13 Vg j ||’|. omeerr annual reports' payment ot. -

l n `dne|i. full attendnnceyis requested. ‘ A 60°' nlg'

(ses ,iso °.,,,,¢e i,-_ Parser. Enwliirii Division, No. 1, ""_”

will meet in Wright’s Hall on Tuesday.

Mir. Guo. S. Iniutu, Barrister, die., JIU- 3rd. It 8 0’0l00k- Vidiiillg mem- The opening of Hillsboro Rink

Montague Bridge, is in the citv. bers will be welcome. The G. W. P. evening was attended by a'

c0hf€€tIOI‘\¢l’y» Mit. H. P. Dncniiiiiiv, B. A. of the

.Picton Academy and Mrs. Dnchemin THE SS' s‘°°l_°7 °"i"d_“‘ “'°° are in the city for a Iew davs_ o’ciock last evening and will leav

Picton at 7 this morning. She

,H A 1-‘EW days ago, two boys named continue making daily round trip

Babock and Oulton, of Grand.Aunee, N long as the weather and ice permit

will pay an otlicial visit.

where they live. The miraculous i-n-‘ _IT may bf’ impossibh t° hav? crease of deer in that locality says the Hllliboro “nk flpened for the chu

, Transcript may fairly be attributed to th" afternoon m °°“’eq“en°° 0’

the game law of New Brunswick. 'wry mfg’ number who skated

lnigbtandthe mild weather affe

Potion COURT--Saturday morning, ii the ice. If the rink is closhdii n

ing Joseph McKenna was sentenced to one twill be placed on the rink door' an

.the drug stores. F

AMONG the many who received

ablishment.

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but was none the less pleased by

expression of the cordial esteem which he is held by every one in employ. The clock now graces new counting room of the GUARDIAN PROGRAMME' where it keeps time for all within

t T iii: New Executive of the Railw nien`s Gospel Meeting for the _year 18

Q -__ , . i§."1.l.i;vl§‘Z.“°S1Z;i.l.‘I.’i§f""§i’.l. Jill.” . Tti°Sf'.1>-‘:A‘“=@°fg‘=~‘“meme Pherson and T. L. Aitkin; secretary. \J. Chappell: Room Committee, Ro

Corbett, William Turner, Horice M - ,. Ewen. I". Damurell, John Mchean, ,

Chas Clark, Henry Collin, John R Bm0l`e`)

and Henry Crzvwell. In future

meetings will be held in Mechanics’ Ha

Prowse-`s New Block, every Sunday Han)

'afternoon at 4 o’clock. Song Servi at 3 45. Next Sunday the new preside Mr. John Dalziel will lead the meetin

Strangers always Welcome.

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dren ladies, middle-aged and young blo

flice It was Christmas holiday night an

on happiness ofthe hour was universally be- exemplified in the cheerful and joy

e - ._ Mr. (-ialbraith’s band furnished the ni

Hood wrfstaken entirely b sur rise, and the name is sufficient to con

this the value of the excellent rendition in the following selections which c

shining moon and exhilarating

as

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the The fain maidens. and active m

the having been /anxiously looking' last wa'rd foralongtime. to the first n

cling at the rink, to-'ik advantage of the once weather, good ice and merry occa

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d in are was rst rate skating in

the silvery moon, but the rink

me. opening;there vias music there,

m faces

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the March-‘-Salute toChicago.” (T

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C ‘ March of the First." (T.

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ct” Waltz-“Leonard” (FB. Web ”- Maron-Witter." J. c. iierti.

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March-“Beau Monde." (M.

dinner, one of- especial pleasure. Their '

efforts were not in vain and when alll

success. A menu of a high order was lg prepared in _excellent style and servedi _ ‘ in the most becoming manner by theig Revere. The following toast list was disposed of with interest and en- thusiasin, amid much applause; The Queen-God bless her;Sister Clubs -Messrs. Brehaut. Acorn. Trainer and Brown; Song-E. H. Mitchell; The Ladies-Messrs. G. S. McLean ard Charles Woods ;Our Worthy President- Mr.\Vendall Harvie; Instrumental duott i-Gaudet Bros.; Local Government- ' “Min Brent Mclnnis; The Bench and Bar-Mr. W. C. Cook; Song-Mr. W. i. F. Collings; Fisheries-MLA. J. Biflin : Song-Mr. Brent Mclnnis; Our Island Champions-Messrs. Clark, Newsome and Brown ; The Press Mr. Redmond. ln conclusion cheers were given for

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To buy the best baked goods _von have got to go to Stewart. He keeps a large assortment

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quality. Seed patties, Scotch Cake,

Choclate Cake, Ginger snaps, Scripture, Silver. Princess,

Light Fruit,and Walnut Cake. Lemon, Apple and Mince pies.

Xmas Cake

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'Our friends and customers for their liberal partonage this Christmas season. and trust they have all had a very

Merry Xmas

If the Christmas Times still hang heavy, we would recom- mend a dose of Everybody’S Pills, or Enos Fruit Salt, We

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Holida; Sale price Holiday Sale price Holiday Sale price Holiday bale price Holiday Sale price Holiday Sale price Holiday Sale price Holiday Sale price Holiday Sale price Holiday Saleiprice Holiday Sale price Holiday Sale price Holiday Sale price Holiday Sale p' ice Holiday Sale price Holiday Sale price

We have the reputation of giving bigger bargains than any

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HEHE’S JACKET BARGAINS I'-'DH Y0lI.

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he wishes of his patrons, hurried arran einents for the o eninv

present were well pleased with eve

give the public better facilities for

opular resort during the winter.

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& The boys lips were in g-_.od trim a

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mentoes of the happy Christmas season ”:>:np:iny were of the best and a jolly was Mr. J. P. Hood, Business Manager time was in store for all.

‘of the GUARDIAN. A handsome 0 clock was informally presented him Saturday by Mr. D. K. Dobie, on halt of himself as fgremari and the ‘ployees of the mechanical staff usic

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‘walking cane, which was not his 0WD - from the Hillsboro rink last n' ht, wil

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Cobbler-Seat Rockers, -

Imit. Mahogany Chairs,

Reception Chairs,

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Bamboo :Sz Oak Tables,

Walnut & Mahogll-ily T&bl6&

Ladiesf Writing Desks,

Combination Desks and Bookc ses,

eautiful Hall Rack=, &c, &c.

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ill surprise you how cheaply you can buy something

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worth, relict of the late Hon. John Lnngworth. took place yesterday. at 3 0’oloci:, p. m. fri rn her' late home to St. Fa\il’s church and rherce by rail to Sher- wood Cemetery. The pall-bearers were Messrs. L. C. Owen, Senator Mc- Donald, H.W. Aitken, H. J. Cnndall. Dr. Anderson and F. de St. C. Bracken. The impressive services were conducted by the Rector, Rev. J. T. Bryan.

ONE of the' city pistors in making

pastoral visits yesterday found a family without food or fire in which the bread- winners, father and son were sick and the mother was vainly trying to comfort a sick infant. It is too bad that such things should bein a land of plenty. but it is feared there may be others who are suffering, but reluctant to make their wants known. It is true Christian work to seek out and relieve such cases.

CHitIs'rMAs Evra and the holiday yes-

terday were disgracefully observed by a few who under the induence of strong drink.j made it their plea=ur‘e to celebrate the occasion in the most dis- respectful manner within their power. On Saturday evening it was the duty of the police to make arrests with no little dihiculty, their efforts bt-ing :interfered with by many of the onlookers. The ollieers however manfully performed their task at the expense of those they had to deal with and no less than sr-v.-ii arrests were made. On Sunday awning one arrest was matle and ve~- t..r~<l.y evening a repetition of Siturday nights trouble was experienced by the police Drunkards were numerous

work bythe officers that four' arrests

duties. Twelve victims will answer to the police court this morning for the

Gloves, Hose, _ Umbrellas . Underclothm

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For which you require good, heavy winteriClothing and the place to g

Men’s Outfitters.

Holiday Gifts _for Men.

Shirts, Collars, I TS11k Mufflers, _

Ties Brages, Silk Handkerchiefs,

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and noisy and it was only with hard , ,

deeds done in violating the law. F LONDON HOUSE-

were made. struggies between police We show a good range at lowest prices. _

and tonghs were witnessed by many ‘

which lasted for some time but ended in the successful efforts of the energetic officers in carrying out their respective

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