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IN MEMORIAM.

DAILY SELECT l0llS

GUARDIAN

Furnished

On Saturday evening Dec 14th h

NESS N shall save it Bair-sacrihcc for hum-

there passed away peacefully from l-'NSE'-‘FISH DT v ,HON mars “ke on” “thy Cmnt dem*

this life an old and much respected A ' ~~ aside t of St M ry'l hood East in "_" “amy len ou' i' not me 'ay of

ihe thereon of Thomas lmlv at the Me" 'mumlhmu' in tm. cumin salvation- l J md mm” onlnels

4 01 l0"°1>€¥~5V° Yelrl. H0 is's'.\rvivod “ge and mud' un. no 'mg' qu pill” iii“hew?lia‘;ln:llilnir‘It.o1i'il°a|ildr§i`vrli<:mB

' ' " 'V by 1"' ""° ““d "‘° '°”°‘“”‘ °°“ “mi Wt °“rim"°ra1lmi" ii mt: ° 'ana 'mine our me m order to mum'

V ` ' -- dB\lKl1Cer8'-REV. Wllllhm }lnl6Y» MIB. way of sa vatilgn' ruin" B no oar known to othst the G°°d Nows of , - , L. M. McPherson and Miss .Ma‘lliu'et. V““P°"- W °5V°l\- f ma? su" °; G d. mrgivmaa of si thou h Daley. all of whom reside in Portland. "°m° °f _“B t° M” um’ Fulham) Jo B Ch -ist ~ t is “Samoa Th;

an S 0r¢_ and Mm Nd; Mm-pn. of Smrge_ many believe that Jesus tnught that esus lg h.--thaw t v h -In bn A °» P- E- 1 s r ""”°#:’°-Y°§.1°:.".l:°.°° :“°~."f; ssr::..°“‘;'::....s°...‘:‘;..';‘:f...“:.°.:..°..

- - ~' On Tuesday morning Dec 17th hi save I ' u e no ` L “ B ' ' _ 'I

n funeral to St Paul's (.l.urch, Siu: Mm so no sB“°“r “mum hw” been an Bprmgs ‘mm Christ and is edem

eu” was largely mtendvd The ‘un needed We could all have saved our- Powered and radiated and 1:1053 by

eral services were conducted ‘ the selves by spending our “Yes m the Christ only as um dead sen ls re- l n

When

For breakfasttheres nothing so comforting saga

dish of good hot porrnlge

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and outside cold demands an warmth to make folks -'¢ll¢¢f3'

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, _ "Y _ 1 g h _ wh f, _I did placed by the living Christ is our un a U e ,

pastor. Re\. Father* Lralluril., l-his serv ce 0 mic." h B, lc i n bn to tr me f / - ‘ D ` .

remains were laid to rest '.1 the Ii 1.. tgach was this 'W Osoewr s` 8 le

' '.-‘ Cemetery at Sturgeon were to await his life for my sake und the !:0SD9l B

sel s ess energized un ue or ourselves and others.

gene`rally,, -will Need Some New Office Supplies for |911' See our big ,Stock of Ledgers, Day Books, Cash Books, Min- llie Books, Leiter Books, Bill Books. and an kinds of Blagiklwls.

Leiicrsud Invoice Files.

Binding, Cases. Carbon Paper, Typewriter Paper, and Ril»bor’\a.'

Wire and Wicker Of-

fice Baskets, Wire Desk Trays, Inks Q. Mucilage, Office Paste. Stamp Pads, and Stamping lnlrs, Color Pads, Spike Files, and all kinds of Clips.

Fools-Cap, invoice

Paper, Envelopes all sizes and Grades. One Million in stock.

Carler’s “Success” Binding Cases

/ (complete)

Only $2.50 pcrdoz. the

best value ever offered. Come to ns for your ol"- fice wants ,lowest prices.

Whole sale Q Retail

MCK arwn. and Terrence McKearney.

the final Resurrection. 'x'h1_- (¢;_m\|ng :_-.~.».-.-.-.-_-_-_-.-_-.-_-_-_-:_-_-_-.~.-.~.-.~.----V-.-ffY--=~=-rf-='*ff were the pall-bea.rers:- Mr,-,‘_.ia.s Lan- _ » drizanl William Condon' James A__ SUMMER SCHOOL OF SCIENCE -

Mclzee, Thomas McCarron, Michael (Continued from page muh)

',__‘“*'*“-* per on the Summer School. By so "\°TR0N0MER DEAD doing it might be the means ofcaus-

W ing more .of our Island teachers to

LE;£NG‘;`lflxP'5?N- Jan- 6-* WHL attend the School as here were only te 5 ` M. 'd ggreat American A5' three or four in attendance last year mnomer is ea ' f°u°“'l“g 5 sl-mke out of something near three hundred 0! pamlysm' professors and scholars from the At-

. . lantic Provinces

.SENATOR CAMPBELL . ` _ “

The writer of this thesis ` has at- JUDGE EMMERS ’

PASSES AWAY tended three sessions of the School’ ____ on DEAD

TORO);-D0’ Jam 6___H0n' Archi_ and the sentiments which she has so MONCTON, Jan. 6.--Fred W. Em-

hald Chmpben' head of the Campbell nhlyA and eloquently expressed re- lmerson. Judge' of Probate, died at Flour Mins Co__ Ltd” died yesterday' garding the usefulness and the' work ,L30 this morning nftcr a six-weeks He WM twice M_ P_ and was culled done 1n the School are the sentiments dllness. He was high Secretary ofthe | to the Senate in 1907_ of all those who have had the privil- , New Brunswick IUd€PBlldel1t F0r8sters

HQRRIBLE CHARGE egle of attending. I gil; of Yfarts. ailtso plrlominent in the

____ n or er to stimu ate the cause of 9 l¢_ fa 91'” Y, e was a grad-

S11 _.\LnAN3_ VL' _yan_ 3__(_;|,a,.g_ education in this Province our Local 2:” gf gfhelu- 1;-.d&l1lli, the 8081201: en with me murder or ner t 0 cm- Govsrnment ought to Psy the ex- . W ° °°- ° B "H Probate

dren by poisoning, Mfg, Juuu: Weuxsv penses of all teachers from the Is- ilblgggf aegglull-1; Sgtlvc mem- wife of a lime kiln worker, was ar- 181111 fOr one term which would be e ‘rs P 9 “TCU here, rested at ber home in Swanton to- from $30.00 to #|3500 Der teacher, and a gnvemor of Acadia University- d8Y- who would attend and afte‘r that for He Was. 57 years °]d “nd is 5“*`ViV¢d

The children were taken lil Dec. 2 every term or sessicn tha.: a'teacher l by 8' vufe’ four 5°" and three dallgh'

last, Lewis, aged Bi! SHIPS. dying the had attended. to give a bonus of say ters' He was 9' hmm" of Hon' HR' inelt day and Mary, aged four, or. $10.00 to his or her salary to the §(fnm\e,f:9n’ M'iPC')t€nd of Mrs' Har'

December 4. It was supposed that number 0( four terms so' that a yi mmm 0 Ewa'

`they had eaten food which had acc- ~‘ ' ` Rm NOT

which Mrs. wells had kept in the U, ‘G . t -' _

thou” to km mtl ML and Mrs. raises Ogifnofilensheh830ul3;»l4lre;;‘;eezI Edmonton. Jan. 3.--Men coming UP Wells and the other two children of ,,0m,s'of $80 00 besides h- I 'mln far down the Fraser “Y W0- cne family din not become ni. 'ml r a d th: 1‘§bY°‘" Y .“1“°“S are bewminz so scarce that

s ., ‘“°“°°' "°°“' lass; °i..:?: °:r:;‘;° °:'“‘:.r.

f ' ° 1 ‘ ~ s. _e rou _ is

eSII;.;;e yeafr tthechiovelrnmenshpaidl th; 5 that the Fraser has not yet frozen

u fn; s o ea rs rom e san ,

' ___ to the Military College, Halifax. Is To really 1 make 5 wp” go away, there not A strong or stronger reason

to remove it for all time, there is that the Government should pay the `iust Zane way. Paint ou Putnam’s expenses of the students to the Sum- Painiess Corn and Watt Extractor, s mer School as the Province gets the soothing helpful remedy that separ~ direct benefit oi the teachers studies

ates the corn from the good flesh, besides teachers fray.. the smaunesg

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lifts it out wot and branch-does if of their saisries are not able to hear ClUl°k1Y~N1d Wmmuli Pain- T110 _UNDP the expense themselves? Our Federal WHS the Bt0l`Y.__ P\1l'»l1Bm'9 Pmnlesf Government is doinr: something hand- Corn and Wart nxtractor, prlce 25c mme in the matter of the ~Navy_ Is L'°°k ‘mt mr, d“”g“f°“° 9“bsut“t“ there not as Zood a reason that our for "Putnam s," W111"h is Wm bYLLocal Government do something

handsome in the matter of education in this Province? No doubt, Mr. Edl- tor, that you and the other editors of the Island press will putin your cars to good edect in this important matf ter. -

Respectfully yours,

J AMES LARKIN,

Associate Sec'y S. S. Science.

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" All dress goods except Mon! arch Broadoloth-are being offer- ed at 25 per cent discount during

‘his 5€“5°'_l *md °0'1S¢<l“_éH_¢ly there is ‘the great alteration sale Moore no frcightmg down the river on the & M<;|_e0d_ |.7M3|_

ice. All the contractors were con- lid€Ilt13` exllecting to do their winter freighting in this manner, and in the face of the present situation ure bit- terly disappointed. Experienced trappers who have been

“Get your new sllk dress at

the great alteration sale the dis count on all sllks except one llne ls on third bu if ou want th

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in this region for years say that the b°5'5`“b"y °arly' M°°"° 5* M°L°°d

season is so far advanced that the river will not freeze up at all this winter. If this proves .true Grand

'rrunk Pacino constructors win have dounf- at the oroat alteration sale,

their wintcr's work cpnsiderably cur- 'S 25 P07 Gent' M0076 & MG L0'-Jd~

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you a chance to buy your spring requirements of dry goods from tne flnost drv goods stock In P. E. I. at discounts of 20 to 50 per cont. Moore & McLeod I-7M3l.

“lf you need 8 winter coat buy

It at the great alteration sale- the discount is one thlrd. Moore

& McLeod* |~7M3|.

"Men's'shlrts“"are being sold at

25 por cent. discount at the great alteration sale. Moore & McLeo'd.

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GREAT IJISEUUNT Sl'.llf

n.»-- , S. A. McDonald's are conducting

one of the greatest discount sales held in the city for many years. $20.- 000 must be realized on this sale by Jan. 31st. -- If price cutting will accomplish it they are bound to win out Furs. dress goods, sllks, undorwaanlladies’ suits. coats, min coats, all going at sweeping discounts during this sale.

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This Great Sale “ 0 . A One ofthe bi' est

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* Ai. /ll/ll@@@El?<5lI(CZ7 S ’ 3043” Sales ever ltelg in

I for 30 days | _ L this Province _ _l .

' --Our Great Clearance Sale-- 20.000 wanted in 30 da S

$ , 3'“_|`

Great sale of dry goods, clothing and rncn`s furnishings for the 'next thirty days.

A It will be one of the greatest discount sales in the history of our store. VVe need twenty 'thousand dollars and are going to . v have it by thc gist day of Jaiiuary. . ` _ ` ' , f '

P If price cutting will accomplish it We will have it Within that time. A clean sweep sale from attic to cellar, every dept_' _

f Among the dress goods snaps is _go pieces which

we are clearing out at 1-3 and 1-2 price. All other lines at 25 p. c. dis.

' Our stock of dress goods ir-‘ the largest and best selected in the city. This includes our royal broad cloth also. .

Silks al 331-3 dis.

\Vc are clearing out all our narrow width Silks at I-3 off

regular prices. All other lines at 20 p. c. dis. including our ' famous 99c silk double width. - - ' '

Furs at 1-3 oil regular prices

_ We have over $10,000 worth of goods left this

departnient _which we are going to clear out this month of the great'sale, at 1-3, 25 p.c. and 20 p.c. Come in and share now in the fur bargains. , '

Mllunery ai isweeping nisoums

We have some very special values here. Many lines we

areclearing out at. 1-2 their value and considerably less.

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-Dress Goods 33 1-3 & 50 p.c. Dis. Ladies’ Coats $20.00 for $6.98

l All the remaining coals of this* season welhave decided to sell l

I at 33 p. c. discount. This is undoubtedly one of the greatest coat

snaps ever offered in this city., All _other lines going at I-2 and some

lines worth llzcro for 116 98.

Ladies-raincoats, dresses, kinionas, woolen goods. childrens

coats Etc. going at zo p. c discount. '

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Boys’ 0vercoals $8 00 for 34 00-,

l- ' ~ . | This is undoubtclly the biggest sale of Boys* over... l. .. .

coats eyer constructed here.6o overcoats going at nearly '

| 5-2 price $8 oo for $4.00, $6.00 for $3.00, $5.50 for

2.75 e c. 1

Collons 20 p. c. discount including flanneletts, cottons, walstlngs,sbirtings, sateenes, glnghams,

prints, muslins Etc at zo p. c. discount.

llals and Caps 20 p. c. discount including all the latest soft felt, fur lined and fur bandcaps are going at

zo p. c. discount.

.Our fur department is stocked with a full and complete assortment

of Throws, Muffs, fur coats, fur t_rim|`ned_coats, coats of every kind. '

Men"s` and Boys’ Clothing

y Al 20 p. c., 1-3 and 1-2 Regular price ‘

' This is undoubtedly the biggest and best stock of men’s clothing department East of Montrel and 50 overcoats going now at I-2 price other

lines at 1-3 off and zo p. c. discount.

llorse Rugs 20 p. c. discount "

We are placing' on sale zoo rugs at zo p. c. Secure one while they

are going cheap.- -

this sale and no

are our annual remnant stale also. All the odds and ends A l l

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Linens 251 p. cdiscounf' 1 .

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- -satire I 1 aclaais " .anim 5888. 123108' gills: supportiltc. 95 p.,cL-

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Underwear 20 p. c. discoun|_-,` - ,

Ladies’:‘ and men’s underwear. From 5oe gguifl 'up gp

$5.oo per sunt all going during this big sale at ao p. c.dil~"` count. ._.‘ , .

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