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Thursday Matinee (L (ew Year’s Day.) “ALL OF A SUDDEN PEGGY” A Bright, Breezy Comedy

Thursday Evening (New Year’s Day)

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Reserved Seats Thursday Matinee Prices 50c, 35c, 25c.

Seats Now on Sale

Evening Prices -- -- 75c, 50c, 35c.

Matinee at 2.30. Doors open at 2.00 Evening at 8.30. Doors open at 7.30

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FOLI-QW THE CROWD to Beer &

Gola closing out sale of groceries.

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ANYONE DESIRING the services

of a nurse, apply Guardian Otlice.

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HANDSOME CALENDAR. - Mr.

Fred H. Trainor has the Gusrdisn's thanks for a very handsome calendar. --d-i

AT ST. JAMES CHURCH.-There

will be service in 'St.‘James Church on New Yearjs Day at 11 a. m.

A SPECIAL NEW YEAR’S DINNER

-Book your table for special dinner at Hotel Victoria 1 p.m. New Year’s Day. » 31

ELKS NIGHT.-Friday night will be

Elks Night at the Pnlnce Edward' Theatre. About 100 seats have been reserved for the members of the lodge.

FUNERAL.-The funeral of the late

Mr. H. W. Turner, Saturday after- noon to tho People's Cemetery was largely attended. The services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Glendenning. asisted by Rev. Dr. Fullerton. The pall-bearers were: Messrs. Isauc Carter, E. 'l`. lliggs, W. A. Heustis, John A. Jelly and W. S. Louson.

PRESENTATION.-At the close of

the service in the Presbyterian Church Marie, on Xinag evening, the pastor Rev. J. M. MacLeod was presented with an address and a purse of $100 in gold, from the three sections of St. Petei"s Bay congregation, us a taken oi appreciation of ‘-his, services. On the occasion, Mr. Judson Webster, Chairman oi the Board of Managers. presided in his usual efiiolent manner; Mr. R, R. Webster, Sec’y-Treas. of the eongregaltlon, read a splendid address expressing the esteem amd good wish- es o fthe people, and Mr. Everit Webster made the presentation in a happy manner. Mr. MacLeod made a suitable reply, expressing Yhils great appreciation of the complimentary ad- .dress and the gift that accompanied .it. This was -followed' by an address accompanied by 'a handsome sum of money to Mrs. MacLeod, ii-om thetwo Auxiliaries of Marie and Greenwich. The address was read by Mrs. Free- -man Bowley, and the presentation made by Mrs. R. R. Webster. Mrs. MacLeod who was taken by surpirsc, replied tlhainking the donors for their 'kind remembrance and good wishes. After a few happy speeches, from the Chairman and oithers the 'meeting closed 'by singing “Blest be the tie that binds.”

MEMORIAL BUSARY. - 'l‘|io

students of Pine Hill Theological col- lege, Halifax, N. S. are endeavoring to raise $7.000 in order to establish seven Memorial Bursaries of $1,000 each to the memory of the theological students of that college who gave

Hill College has had n proud record in the war. _A__mong the _very first to enlist in the city of Halifax during the autumn of 1014 was a band of about eighteen students of that college. These were later followed by every physically fit man of the Institution. Seven of these lads were killed in action. The college has received a great inspiration which the students wish kept in lasting remembrance. This they feel can be done lnost ef- fectively"oy means of the Memorial Bursaries. These bursaries are worth $50 each per year and this amount will be pal;1 annually to students for the Ministery who need financial as- sistance. Each Bursary will always be named after one of these lads who have made the supreme sacrifice. One of the students belonged to_ Prince Edward Island and our share there- fore will be one thousand dollars. The Freshylteniau dlhurches of the l’r<» vlnce have all received special envelopes and literature on the sub- ject and it is felt that a very generous response will be made to this worthy cause. Coiitribution may be sent directly to Dr. T. Stewart, McC‘urdy building, Halifax, or to J. S. Bonnell, Charlottetown. chairman of the com- mittee for Prince Edward Island.

I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by

MINARD'S LINIMENT.

Halifax. ANDREW KING. I was cured of Acute Bronchitis by

MINARD'S LINIMENT.

LT.-COL. C. CREWE READ.

Sussex. ~ I was cured of Acute Rheumatism

by MINAR‘D'S LINIMENT.

Markham, Ont. C. S. BILLING Laketleid, Que., Oct. 9, 1907.

-Wishes to announce to the Public that

STORE OPEN.-Paton’s store will

be open tonight between 7 and 9. 5957

SPECIAL DINNER BERVED at Vic

toria Hotel New Year’s Day at one o’- clock. B904-12-29M3i

EVERYTi-lltlllfrom the roof down

as well as warehouse supplies to be cleared out. Beer It Gorfs.

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FANNING BROOK.-The Rav. R.M.

Brodie will lead a meeting in the hail at Fanning Brook on the

get night of this year. All are invit-

SMELT Fl\8HlNG.-Parties from

Tryon and Victoria report the smelt fishing exceptionally good this season, the catch being the largest in several years. They are being shipped to the Boston and New York markets.

SCARLET ANC- GOLD--Scarlet and

Gold is the appropriate i‘tle of the Urst Annual issued by the North West Mounted Police Veterans Association and which is henceforth to be issued yearly. The editor in chief, Mr. R.G. McBeth, a War Veteran, is to be con- gratulated net only on the original historical matter presented but on the excellence of the contributions from other writers. The Annual contains historic and descriptive matter con- cerning this, the most picturesque arm of the Canadian Government service. Five views of scenes and incidents with which the R. N. W. M. P. were associated and excellent photographs of the present and former ufilcers are given. Among these are photographs of Mr. A. A. McLean, of the R. N. W. M. P., the "LaNauze Patrol," showing Inspector LaNauze who re- cently visited thiscity, and his squac of five men, together with the two Eskimo murderers whom they arrest- ed after n search of about two years in the frozen north. A sketch is also given of the late Hon. David Laird, Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba, who negotiated _the treaty with the dif- ferent Indian tribes and whom the Indians called “the man who talked straight." An excellent autographed photograph of H R. H, the"Prince of Wales is given as a frontispiece. The annual is ii. valuable and most interest- irlll. b1‘0Ch\1l‘B giving much information ‘ concern-ing a body of men whose great

work for North Western Canada lies at the very foundation of Canadian history.

Halifax. Z '

Mr. John A. McDonald lett Yesier-'A

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day, 4thf,Ion.,:B1'£ck J# a. ni-.. Duustoifnngs 3 p. m., Mount Stewart union service. Then on Monday even- ing start of Week of Prayer. United services each night.

PERSONALS

Mr. G. C. Holland, Tryon, was a vis-`

itor to Victoria on Monday.-V.

Mr. S. R. Burke, of Aiberton, is

visiting his home in this city.

Miss Whitman, Halifax, is spending

a few days in Victoria, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. Boswell.-V.

Moy have arrived in the city, from

day morning on return to Cardiga after a short stay in the city.

Rev. J. D. Fraser. who came here

to attend the funeral of the late Mr. Hector McMillan left yesterday morn- ing for St. John, N. B.

Mr. Vincent Windsor, (‘.hac‘lotteto\vn

motored to Victoria on Christmas Eve returning to the city Christmas ai- ternoon. _ _“gg

Mr. G. F. Weir of Truro left yes-

terday iuornlng on return after speud~ ing a few days in Charlotetown.

Miss Dorothy Whitman of Hal-lfax.

spent the Christmas holidays in Vic-_ toria the guest of Mrs. E. Boswell.

Mr. Lorne Lea, of Mt. Allison Uni-

versity, is spending his Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Leu, Victoria.-V.

Mr. Ralph E. Windsor recently re-

turned from Femiskaming, Que., spenit _Christmas with his relatives in Vic- toria. ‘ll

Miss Evelyn Windsor has returned

to the city from spend-ing Christmas with her cousin, Miss Elsie Boswell, Victoria. ~. pig

Mr. Seymore Snowpthe Smell King,

of Victoria, motored to the city yester- day accompanied hy Mrs. Snow, and Mr. and Mrs. Kehoe, of Tryon.

His many friends are pleased to see

Mr. C. F. Millar, of Victoria out again after being confined to his home by a severe attack of lumbago.

M-iss Annie Fraser, principal of Vic-

toria High School is spending her holidays at her home in Montague.

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