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hnar ysar shatelto-night. ` Fun galore at the rink to-night. Leap

year skate.

chosen dnanlmou/ity. lr. Kelly is a well known merchant‘at~the` Bridge and will make a popular candidate.

ill! added ipllts ¢qii|i1lli°Bt_._:.:o_yiew tips- ml 0\'l0,West York is visiting ftisndi. ’.§Hs Minic arrived at Georgetown yes- wjiter machines. Fourm _ are ordered ‘il Pownal. . ,L .

*ld Wm ‘“'i'° °h°"‘17' i TBI Stanley left Georgetown nt seven

TE! public meeting to be held in

yesterday but last evening had not roach

Wrigiit’s Hall this evening (Monday) 01| Pi°b°‘1-

uuderthe auspices of the Sous of Tem' A paonmruon mmm,” ,wurnnbla D°\’_l:°° Wm °D°°J ll' 9 5hll‘U~ C°m° Wednesday was served, Saturday night

BII'

A l-IPKIBENTATIVE ll1¢¢i»|lli¥ Of Uh* A very enjoyable meeting of the Study

citizens was held on Saturday afternoon

t residence of Mies

wcomidvr #bv new hotel question- The Erie Monera on saturday afternoon.

following report of the committee was

b nwdb _lb W h ,A h ,_ IN rrsponseio the wishes of a large 2:0! me _f°m_:l‘_f_‘,'_e_“.' “' “ “" °' number siiiitirriir D. o. M. Renoir will

oder as a candidate for Ward Onei

H. J. PALMER has resigned as Stipend-

TBI easterly winc’s of _`_Sa.iurday com plete!! filled the mouth of Picton harbor on Saturday with lee and vi-ith the east

orly snowstorm prevailing neither the B|°“°h“m' St'|pe“di"y ‘°' K'““""' lm;

liilfo nor the Stanley left port.Tbere was therefore no mail on[Saturday.

Donotcgmae nor irritate mi- .i»i..i.~n \ary _ They sci ,aiiii-» ,. promptly. cleanse sflecciisliy .riiii

alvs colmfor-ii

A laid by sV¢rr_|g|isia. 25 cents.

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_nifgyou wa ntjthc -bcsi results in your Xmas cooking, get

your grocciics from

ns. Prompt dc- livery.

. Phone 199. Wcbstcr & McKay

on Seymour Gregory

Class was held at he

diary Magistrate for Queen's and S. F

been appointed for Queen‘s also.

Secretary.

la ies. pirates, police etc. next Tuesda

Snlllvan’s masterpiece.

Asmnaoirs has been served on Eliza beiih.Mclldillan, Richmond Street fo second offence against the Prohibitlo Act. It'is retumabie on Wednesda James Power is also summoned for Thur

streets. `

evening, Jan. 13th, at 8 o‘olook, p. m

Doi-tor a full house.

Tm! annual meeting of Carneg Farmers Institute wasfheld in the Hail a Clifton on Dec. Blot. The foliowlngofil

ensuing year. Pres. Jas. Gilicsple;Vlcr

Tall Local Council of Women of Char-

lottbtown requests all federated Societies

I ‘ *' _ that have not dons so to send in the

s lliaykj nomination papirs this week to the

A vlmv pretty sight, all the nice young

andWednesday evenings at the Opera Pirate of Penzance, the late Sir Arthur

- day for being drunk and disorderly on th

REV. Dr. Walker will deliver a lecture

cers and directors were appointed for the

Pres. Jas. A Campbel;;Seo~Trcas. Jenn Bernard.- Directors: zJan. A. Campbell'

lierlay shortly after twelve. The passen- gers to the City by the mall sneoial in-

_ .eluded Senator Ferguson .nnd~ John

Wheatley from Halifax, Sergeant Bradley from Springhill, Mrs. W. N. Riggs from Sydney, audi Hiss!McDonald, Kinkora, from Boston. There were also 140 bags of mail.

Tm: death last night at six o‘clock of

Joseph McC~irron for a long time in the employ of E. H. Haviland will be learned with deep regret by many. The deceased had not ceased _work till Friday night though for some time bs had been failing from rapid consumption. The late Mr. McCarran was Sergeant Mejor In No. 2 Co C. A. and was a quiet industrious young man held in universal esteem by all bis acquaintances.

Miss Sarah Jane Kee, whose funeral

took place here Saturday from the First Baptist Church, was % years of age and was a young woman highly respected in this town, where she was born, and in Norwood Maai=_, where she had taught school for the past Bve years. Miss Kee was the daughter of James and the late Mrs. Sarah Jane Kee, and attended the public schools here and was a bright s~holar, graduating from the Warren

` High School about 10 years ago. She ' than tooka course at the State Normal “ School, graduating from there and receiv-

-7' ing a diploma about tive years ago, when

5° she accepted aposition as teacher in the ° public school of Norwood, Mass.Recently

Miss Kee was taken ill with typhoid fever and nervous prostratlon and died in

on Fgrsgu-y, in gpg new Lgaxue 9| me Providence, where she was being trcsied Ci-0553511, in this c|¢y_ 9|, W¢dn¢3qa, on Doo.24.Mlss Kee spent ber vacalon

_ at ber old bcmahere with her father, one

.admission is error. This is s ms.; brother and one sister at the farm house interesting subject and wliibs creams ir on Warren Neck. Alarm numb” of ow s scholarly and practical style. Re- member tbe date. Give the learned CHL 'M155 K" 5P°lll' |10' "Ulf/|00 ill

ple came from Norwood to attend the fun-

Chariottetowi. and Kingston where she mode many warm friends a year ago the

ie ost summer. Her mother was a sister i.

p o

l Mrs. W. P. oiiiwiii or this sity.

` (Patriot and Examiner please copy.)

A glowing business.-Ours is a constan-

__ ____ J°|m M,_.L,°,-1 Hug), B Meg,” John A: tly lnorsaslng business a fact which gives

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Lemon

@ M°K»v.J°hr'13efn»rd'J=s»er Bell J

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Gillespie, Hugh McKiiy, Jas Mi:Leaii

° I - The Institute stlllhas its two thorau

Tr “Our '

L _-_ bred Yorkshire boars purchased from J

'vi ~' 'L ‘

gg ‘ ' » .

W Callbecklast year. During the sum mer they purchased fi ion of blnde twine from Kir\gston.jMc.~si~s John Camp

,.. ._1‘\¢_.___,.a_,.__._ _ . .,,___.'1__.,__ bell and Theodore Ross gave very inter

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and see if they’re not the nicest cakes you 've ever eaten and so cheap. 0=11y;.f..~- - E

l0c per dozen.

D. S T E WA RT.

ECLIPSE BAKERY.

sr'

£51

wa .T 7! ~ 1

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lakes Best Bread. ,_

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-si “H ini New!

‘Take my Ad vice, Old Man I”

“lf you want to look dressed 'up

to the handle’-not overdressed, mind you-see that John McLeod & C0,_ does your tailoring.” Sage advice tothe man of business or society whose appearance is of any moment to him. We can but re- peat: For good gannents,fashion ably cnt and made. see

l0llli iioLll0D & io.,

si»as~.¢luh»Q;~J'b~M»'-'F

Muoasins

tttlmool . \` _ lcv;

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_Qil Tanned Moccasins for sais” si.re and sms- '

men at - 8| ._40- . fgillaii Moccasins '

men at _ - #L25

Fufb ys at - _ _li-ll)

For girls at 7M lllfl 85c~

iroiuiis sr siiirii,

Queen Street-

Oppcsite-Prowse Bros.

Wlrznnrsm Bsv.r.s.-The residcrceoiA

fl.

5th inet, the occasion being the marrlag of his daughter Bertha to \Vlllian1 Mc Kie,i.he popular Manager of tbe Mer» chants, Bank, Alberton. The ceremon was parlor med in the presence of quite

cicrgymen being Rev. H. G. Grntz, M. A.

The bride who was most richly and b

Battle MoKlc, Charlottetown, sister o the groom, and Miss Myeu Larkin slsie

by J. W. Davison who is at present re- lieving Mr. Mcsis at Aiberton. Mrs. J. Dorion played the wedding march. The house was most tastefully decorated for the occasion, and with ihe brighti happy faces ofthe guests presenicd ia scene of ucsnrpassing beauty and splendour. Ii. is needless to speak of the presents. They were indeed numorous and costly attesting to the popularity of the bride and groom. The happy ycunll' 0011910 eft on the following day for a short trip to the mainland. The Guardian extendi- oongratulaticns and wishes Mr. and Mis. Meiiie many long ycsrsof happiness ahd prosperity.

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DISLOCATED HER SHOULDER.

Mrs. Johanna Soderholrn, of Fergus

Falls, Minn., fell and dislocated her shoulder. She had a surgeon get it back in place as soon as possible, but it was quite sore and pained her very much. Her son mentioned that he had seen uhamberlain‘s Pain Balm advertised for sprains and soreness, and she asked him tn buy ber a bottle of it, which he did. lt quickly relieved ber and enabled her to sleep which she had not done for sevtrll days. For sais by all drugglsis-

TOILET LOTIONS

` Winter winds play havoc

with the complexion causing i chafing, redness and scre~

‘ ness ol the skin. These dis-

comfort: are quickly remedi- ed by the use of any of the - following superior i0il¢!

lotions.

. i'\sc's Witch Hazel Cream

wassiws oiy¢sr|neJo|ly

i i1sc's Almond Cream. Edelweiss Cream. ‘

` Almond Jelly.

Hlnil's Honey and All1’l0U<|

Cream.

Violet Cream. to ak

Thug re t ns rn e

ihe skin 5:13:12! velvety-

--Tiir: Two Macs" licilonildt liolinnoi,

outing and instructive addresses before

I ' the Institute which were very much ari-

prccioted.

F. Larkin, Esq., Tlgniah was the scene of au interesting social event on Tuesd y

and Rev. A, D. McDonald, B. L. i-Iampton.

S, us great pleasure. We are after business

ailihe time, morning, noon and night.

1, We want to add as many new customers

_ toourlist this year as we did lastyear. - Perhaps you will be onei We will herde- - lighter to have your trade and wil _ nuirnniea satisfaction. The Two Maze _ MacDonald &MacKinnon, Drnggists.

- i_'~`wi§iEEf T"-

ln this City on the 11th January, Mrs.

“ Mrria oribrriin wir.. or si. M. Giiibraion,

' [Funeral notice liter.)

y At her home Clyde River, Jan. 2nd, a Mabel Isabell McLaughlin, of pneumonia.

lsrize number of the relatives and friends Mabel wasfthe eldest dauizhtewf J0i1n and ofthe contracting parties the oillclating

Ophelia McLaughlin,aud only 10 years and 3 months old when called to be “Forever with tbe_Lord.”

Departed this life at Belfast on Jann.

wmmgly “tired was “mended by Miss ary 3rd, 1904 Mary McWiiliam. Deceased ‘

‘ was born at Belfast in 1814 and was there-

’ iii ooiii .sri rkwid

ofthe bride. The groom was supported mm n Er ye” Bwasc 8 m an

unassuming disposition and had many warm friends.

_ i Ar the convention Saturday to ncml \ _ ___ __ __ __ _ _ _ ,_,___._ _ . ~- _ »§aleaoaadi4lahiathailaa'dlaan district.

‘ ‘ “" ' _ to succeed the lace James E. McDo-alii,_

‘_‘ Patrick _ Kelly. Montague Bridge vias

INVESTIGATING THE ICAUSE iii HEATH

Among the passengers by the special

yesterday afternoon was Sergeant Bradley returning from Springhill, N. S., where he has been investigating the death of his ncphew,Ephr`alm Bradley, killed in tbrfmlnes there on Wednesday, Dec il0th, last.

'lhc Sergeant made a complete investi-

gation and has no doubt that the fatality was purely accidental and that no culpa- bility could he attached ta any one.

Seen by The Guardian representative

last night the Sergeant gave an account of his trip, He left the City Monday and reached Springhill Wednesday. He first mot Rev. G.l. Foster who has looked alter the remains and telegraphed the news of the death. Mr. Foster, who has alargc number of English boys in his congregation working at the mines, thought it was one of them had been the victim of the accident when he heard the news on the street. Investigating be found the victim was young Bradley and ache wasa Charlottetown boy lie took charge of the funeral and forwarding of the body.

Sergeant Brodie' also met the mana-

ger of the mine and visited the shone of the accident about 2400 feet below the surface at West Slope No. 2. The death was caused by “bumping” as deioribed at length in The Guardian some time ago. The shift was almost completed, and the boy was sitting between two poets with the lamp in Ibis hand when the coal piled on top completely burying him. Alter the duet

had cleaped _away the other three men working looked around but could dnd no traces cl the unfortunate driver of the beam.

After some search a band was seen

beuesth thcimmenss mass of coal and afteranbeur and a half work the body was uneovrred. The posts had kept the coal from oimpletly crushing the body. The head was bent forward and on the back of it was a ent and ou the aheak a mark of the button of his coat where his bead had been pressed forward probably causing suffooacios.

The body was viewed by a coroner's

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Johnson’s Emuison f Cod iver Oil

is carefully pre- pared, contains pure oil, and is pleasantly flavored Good for ii coughs, colds and all bron- chial affections.

and 50 ccnts.

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Jury, an inquest held under lr. Murray ‘and averdiet f id ld

ertory anthem was the magnificent Hallelujah chorus from l!andel's Mersiab. 'I`beBrick church is traditional for its festival services, and this of 1 proved no exception to the rule. The cbolrtrytomerit tlic esteem in which the congregation bold them, they sing with intelligence and have probably as ample a repertory as any choir in Canada. Of the six anthems taken this Christmas, three were new, two being this yeai‘s publications. Alarge congregation was present. An eloquent discourse was proaubed by the Rev. R. W Stevenson, pastor of the Central Christian church.

o acc ents oath brought

in. (Jn the death of a miner Sw is given wp\y for the burial, etc. and with this the remains were forwarded to Charlotte- town bythe undertaker and Rev. Mr. Foster. .

Tun Christmas festival music was rc-

pes ted In the First Methodist Church last. evening. The anthems were “Fear Noi" by Sxwyer, the tenor solo being taken by Elmer Ritchie. The second anthem was by Builar'd,"Oh come, Emmanuel,” Miss Hottie Ceilings' was the soloist. The ol!-

CHEAI’ TEAS

ARE UUSTEIJ

-and quickly too-whenever HASZARUS BRAHMIN TEA

is introduced, This is a statement of fact. and furthermore, the han-

dreds upon hundreds of grooers who have found this to be so are daily

increasing their sales' Brahmin Tea is of that unusual splendid qual-

ity that attracts customers and always satisfies them if they know how

good tea should be brewed. _

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DENTISTRY

` Best Workmnnshlp and Best Material at _

the LOWEST PRICES.

Being equipped with all the modern appliances wc are prepared to do any kind

oi work yon need.

PLATE WORK-We make rubber. gold and continuous gum lates. By the

last named plate the guru color is imitated almost to perfection. The teeihlook ae if they grew there. This is the mast beautiful and highest class plain work law

i done, all our plates have a double suriion and cannot drop down.

CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK-Our crown and b'ldge work after the laicsi

method being durable and self cleansing as well as beautiful.

PORCELAIN INLAY-This is the only office in Charlottetown in which ou

can have this high class work done. li combines all the advantages of a gold filling without its defects.

If vou intend havingrlentai work done call and see ns. We will examine your

mouth, explain matters ic yas, tell you what you ought io have done and what it will cost. \\ e make

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No Charge for Consultation and Examination,

ft is our business and pleasure and we place you under no obligation lo employ

us to do your work.

_ léemeinber we give a TEN YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE with all uni

wor -

GUARANTEE DENTAL ROOMS.

Cameron Block, Charlottetown over Redriin Rrcs.

DR. E. E. ROBINS. PROP.

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AFTER THE HUSTLE AND BUSTLE

of Christmas perhaps there is Someone forgotten. to nhoni you intend sending a present.

Send Something

For at New Years Gift.

What would be nicer than a nice comfortable rocker ni

Morris chair? Come in and see what we can show in thi.-. line.

John Newson,

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"Sells Best Fumiture. ” ‘

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