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Sllllllnlsilii. llmninin lim Pliner coluli r _ :ll

...°lt pays to buy in this Province.

...'The Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtained at W. A. Johnstone, Montague. 8-8drtf.

...°The marriage of .\ll_~s Margaret

Boston, taken place on Jan`y. l6tb.°'

store, Soiiris. 4-4drtf. §ag

1 `nn

.-.'T!le many friends of .\lrs. Josephl P. Nolan oi 1-:ost Boston, Mass nic! _

grieved to learn of the death of her_i lege, who has been spending son James F. Nolan. aged 18 months.; Xmas holidays with her uncle 10

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..."I`he system of measuring instl-alll ' of weighing while beiilg largely a§ _ thing of the peat is still in vogue iii' Al

iiiexnctneaa was given in Sourls week when Geo. Keefe, Merchant Bear River, shipped a. car load tainin 405 bushels of otatoes

ath

--_~°4U| MWI. advertising and

-l ‘ Sllflvtions in Sourik and vi

should be handed to -F. G. Jor

Nolan, Chepstovr, to Wm. Corbett agent. d

lastf Winter and at Christ/s church C <»ll\'al1¢y by Rev ii. scott, smith

ee o'clock.

°D0l’t forgot F.”-,land J \ew Pictures and New Mule

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ent, ln the office of Martin Mei(

\Ilss Louise Nolan, of C B

U1 I. 188

__ . erilce will be held

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being measured out be only had bushels or lost 25 bushels by measuring method. This fact worthy of the consideration of

fariners.°

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..."I’he annual Xmas tree festival uf` Retail MGTCUBMU' ASSOCHY-30”. Wal

the Methodist Sunday _school vias, UPU” m°mb¢1'3 01 UIC G0V°l'l\lllNlt

gram consisting of chorllsfs, i‘-wiiat-1011

ions, readings, etc, was A-ii'nn I.\- 1.he.PF0D0S¢4 £0 Pl`0Vid€ ill the A0t_ mnmbnrn of the snlmol in 3 Vero; accurate marking, so that, for ‘ pleasing manner. 'iw-.~<, i.=_r_~c rlinss' ample; where articles 01 brass pl

con-Q thr Un; -'~` 380' Us (bel au

innd`_}é£§iic}§."'§égn§d`n}ilnno" particulars. With the Object

ving new legislation correcting

w. K. liicNniight,‘ M. L. A., M. Trowern, secretary of

wording of the act was

the provisions oi the `Act. It

'A11 NWI. advertising and sub-_

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mes

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' her

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'y -It pays to buy in this Province. -Harry S. Erb, Hazelhrnok Par-

, 1 !aonage.

ff- `°'H°|mBll'B. Sulnmerslde, for Q

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_act of his parishoners,

f ‘ d l

_H 1-3dr3i, -Ho iiinn's. summersi c, diisp ai' [_ I _ »

b- _- of hockey skates and skaters suDDU°S " ° i ty “R” Janice ucpoiigsll will is very complete. 1-ami. 1 n, _preach at Coleman on Saturday the- “___ I . < ’ » '

ttf. Sth at 7 p. m., and on Sunday at -The Morning Daily Giiardixin can. _ '

11 .nd -1. bc obtained at insert;-'s 'rnnsniinll

_ _ , _ V _ _ Parlors, Summerside. 1;!-lildrtf. F r

The Morning Daily ouardian can .scriptions in Montague an,-1 vic§m¢y -The annual meeting of the sunt." -- i O

he ohtnincd ni ll. J. lilohonn liriig-fiihodld hc handed to A 1. Ad mn,,§l{a1byn District Lodge will be hold ni, -chllilrcirii nlcighs ni zoo, zsc. _

in-I fmilllgton on Jnn'y 9th 1912 at'35 and up to $3.00. You can save* 'a S t ..

_5 P- ln. Prlmari Lodge Secretary`e|money here. R. T. Holman, l.imited.l 0

|;:`:e \';l\!t¢8lf_i€i1ef-1; send in returns, be»;Summeraide. ' 1-3ilr3i_;i , S ‘

l- a a od` `ctS'..l_ --

hu. D. Matheson, Distritst nSec‘;c, slftosef -All news, ndvertisillg iinil suli-

, Ja 'v&n¢!- 1--ldrli Scriptions in Surnmerside and vicinity

181% Cflvlwtow, has returned to re~ jshould be handed to Ernest Iilclluar-

e her li ud °

_-The nnrishonoi-ii nl si. John Bic-’ri¢. agent. ienirif.. We (inhurcwgl. Miagoluche, waited uponf All *__ t_ _ _ lb' " _ f _

SL '. r. - ouag t th 1 f - news, aiver isiiig ani sl -i o _

bans, Souris, on siinihy Jm,_the service of New econ; lc);-ae mfiyseriptions in Albertoii and vicinity!

certain places. All example of its `th, at B 11, and 7 by Rev M _'Presented b' ' ‘ h d - _

H _ lm with nivaddrngs and P s onl be handed to H. (`lnrli, agent ' _ ry well-filled purse. Dr. Monaghan feel-i dnl.;

at _mzlv aclcnowledged this thcnghtful` --- A

-Another 300 liollnd shipment oi

!lfoir's delicious fresh chocolates dir-

t -Another ambitious person ' ect from the manufacturers Just trv of from Tlgnish und u’ll the ii T

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. l i. _ Y n_ _ _ P _ ‘si ha. . '-by £0 the fox lgdustgyine Tbils I glollxall, Li}n(i,ited.e;!lTmniersiile. l H On.-, existing evils, n dcpuuitlon consisting, time it is none other mm, ,nel 1-sdiai 1 ' '

8lld|genial Barber-Jeweller»0rchestra Les- ' 'i

the der. L. S. P ' _ "

_ , err . He has i The marlia e of Edward Jelly of ` N ' ted;very nice rnngh in a gogg lshglgrg Conway and Mgiss Margaret Horne,l‘| ‘

an place and is the proud possessor dl Bloomfield, was soleiiinized at 6 p_!

held in the church at Souris on lres-2 Situfday- T110? Dolnbcd out that two beautiful foxes, As this most U1-» OD Wedllcsdliy. December 27tli_|

day evening. After n few suitable re-} the '

marks by the pastor, the ilev. i~`. AJ b18\l°“l Bild bud b¢€I! B0 f0\lll\’l

-,profitable industry is only in its ln_ ‘ 1911 at the residence of the brides - -_ ‘ ` '~_' ' " Q VA _v

Wlghtman, 5 very interv-sting pro-1 N480! lll th* Will Of a. C890 b83¢d

UY~ fancy, everyone is glad to ue another brother, Robert Horne. 'I`he cerenionyx - V ‘ V V ' . D

up-lcitlzcn going into it, and trust' that was performed by the ucv. J - ll-i 18 success will he his.-_ Mc!-lattie, of Montrose, in the pres-

f°l'§ --~ ence of over one hundred iniited. , _I - ex-_ _The home cf Mr-g_ George Inman_ ` guests. The parlor was beautifully' de- \ ] _' \

fd Rose Hill Lot 16, was the scene of cor _ ' _ ` - l l __ _ 9-'/I _ L , 3 ' “

l v __

_ _ at , ated for the occasion, the liridnl

trees were provided for 'ne asion Wllll 8015 8" S0143 f»h¢\'¢ W1" bv' 11° a very interesting event on the even- | P9-ftl' Sf-ending Ufneaf-h all “rch ‘lf

r ree Th brid h s `

_ ling of Wednesday, December 27th..’ eve g ns. e o, v.~ o wa. iii'-'ci-.

loaded with presents for nllilr-f.i_ Ai- HOW William Pl1*»€¥`90n.f01`l!l¢l' mln" when ber onl dau hte lil i. laiva b her briithe Robert Horm-

nnd were gorgeously de¢,_r;i§@d nnrll doubt as to the composition.

ter the program these were llrstrlbut- ist

ed and all present trdnicd r._. .-nnnv fallen in the recent election, is in

er of customs, who was among

_ _ Y E P. ay I ez, Y Y _ l". _ ~

thc_ was united in marriage with villcis I was "ery becomlnirly i-<<>ii'r1e<l lllrziw ill H. son of G. Washington Carr nl tsmoline silk with gill'nit=lre of beads

and apples. The pastor then li.l»u-,rntlhealth and is going south probablylmiseoucym gnu. 8 few near relatives ,md pearls, gllisn Ilnrn Dignnri nl

the meeting to a close ny lirwnourc- 10

the remainder of the winter.

of the contracting partie; vqtngsgeil O’Leary, who ncte<l as bridfsmzliil,

ill! the B€ll1‘~liCU0ll. when ‘ill re- NEW YORK. J'Hll»- 1-Mflifll' Wil* the ceremony, which was performed wore 3 very pretty blue i~Qstiiir.¢-. 'Flu-

turned to their homes ilcll penned lla

with the e\'ening's entertainment. the civil war was in charge of

Great credit is due the Superintend- fed

ent, W. B. Lenrd, and all who assist- position acted also as chief aid ed him in' making the event ii auc~_ President, Abraham Lincoln, is de

cess. ' ` at

GOV'T ESTIMATES , _

' READY FOR SESSIOX CO

OTTAWA, Ont., Jan. 1-The Boi' den Cabinet wound up the year 1911 with ,, display of industry which hns _ 0 put all previous exploits in the mg

climax came on Frmay and saturdavlduring the past year. This interesting,

-_ land, aged 71 years.

m Gourlay, who during most

eful Bvlrei S*ll"~‘|¢¢. lllld in 9182 ing the conventional veil and orange, M

his home in Glendale, Long

ST OF LIVING

ON THE INCREASE.

"r'rilw.i, Jan 1-'rlic cost ol uv-‘_

throughout the Dominion. 85 “Pi

,.h8d¢_ An week the ministers have dicated by wholesale_and retail, men Working earl). and 1ate_ The prices, has taken a considerable _rise

` ce

a. scientific cold remedy. Act :ls a in

when an almost perpetual session oiffact to the couiumers 0! Canada isi

the Privy Council was held, the mid- ind night seeing the termination of theirlby

icated by statistics gathered; the Labor Department. The de-'

1ab0,.s_ _ lpari;ment’s index number of iigiolef Un Friday the Cabinet sat withoutfale PUC” stood at‘d130_`5hf°§30 5?‘;i n break from eleven in the iiiornlngiember- “S compare W1 ' i Reddin Bros Charlottetown, P. E. T

nnul midnight sandwiches nod ceo the Pf¢°¢di“g m°"‘h» and 122 i” th’ l special A Ines

bine fever-reducing medicines with lg mild vegetable laxatives. Contain no m calomel or other harsh remedies,

of.by the Rev, L. J. 1»eard."The bride, groom was suppoi'ti»il by Hugh ll. mel who was drcnscd in while nilir, wow. smith, nl .ilc\'cill's Mills. lilies iscllf

. Miller of Hllelslie, presided all

f-0, blossoms, .the organ and beautifillly rcnilercJ| il: _ _ *__ _ Bollinis N-.iptual March. After thc

remony thc happy couple received

the colnqrntillntions of those present.

` siimlitious wedding supper was serv-

ed _

c joyahle cvcning spent. The hridl' wzis_

the recipient of many linndsvmc mill

Woolf; Br-eag.up.,.C0|d 1-ahh.” am llseful presents. A feature of tlli- even-

in the dining room :incl a very vii.

. l

g was the presentation to the.

tome ,md b°dy_bu"dm__ as we" as groom by his friends from ('on'»i'ay oi

a' cold and Ls Grippc Remedy. Com- ag

address accompanied bv n-hand-` mc -walking stick. Mr. and Zilre.

elly will make their home lil Sum-

erside.

pleasant to take. Mild but sure in ::-Rexall, Remedies are the best we action. Relief guaranteed or money know 0f_ Every one is sold under a

refunded. 25c. at - gn

arantee of satisfaction to the user. e Rcxall Kidney Pills are having

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- , _ ., g . ,splendid sale. and giving v r ntis-5

M D001 H00" Bud Sli 0’¢‘l0C¥ W¢l'=1°°"’°"”°°‘i‘“5 _”‘°°.u‘ “-1 la” ’°“'° fiaetion. Price 50c n hor. e griircs Mc.-l

. _ ~ ,These numbers, it will be understood _ _ _

;‘§€;?da;nm?reni?gn1€1?g m;;S§€e:§sta:;l:é'are percentages in each case of the groups have ddrin; recent yearn 5'

,low B, their Qmces mrlv and “-em`averagc price level Prevailing d\ll‘1lll§,dl‘0Dl>cd below the standard, while y_l1r0.»gh their c0rre5p0'nde`n¢e at Blthe decade' 1898-1899, the period ael- one group, furs, has gone far above

pace*-which broke the limit. At elei'-qected by the devartmem 3.5 the Stalin' .in G

Ln Olclock they were back in nmlard of comparison throughout _ lts» 'l‘he_groups which show an increase, l'ri:y ffoiinell ¢l1amlmr_ Lunch V,-aslinvcstigatiou into wholesale prices. .for November of this year as com-| M

lite er ide Clu , ut Y - 6 l' ffl ‘ - » m ,,.e,!;p$;§; ;,€s,,¥;)r£h;gl;in igéfore ';ight|Canadian production and consumv- |1293 to 165.2; dairy produce, from,¢0 and labored until nearly mailrrighl; ltion in all the Provinces are included '148.2 to 149.3; miscellaneous foods, H 1-mminislers were working 0,, th .in the calculation. _ _from 112.1 to 125.5; hides, leathers ar

ngglmnteg and as 3 result of their; It willhhe seen that whczlizsliile Prltcgs aild boots, f1'1c;.?7lt34 t1<;sl41.4;_ met- re .ig “_ _ ' - las a w ole are on proc is y _ _8B. F0111 - 0 - ; lmpe- tl] L Q llh? un equmates dre~ n0w|the same level as in the preceding- ments, from 105.1 to 106.1; lumber, tr

pr.-ictlcu y completed and ready for _d M hi her f 1618 t 165 2_ h I _h prmntaiilon to we House'owm' i°'ff,‘;',‘,”b'a‘;"‘Lh';f;Bm‘;°“;;rf;§ if 1'§io"iiri;:) lroni [lor] eo' lirlui? lxifiliilgri; deep rc ci t ch ' i li li' li ii l re-so , _ _ '. » - ~- a emisaewic ai'

Iiiidgtgiyon ,rgznuaggnigters hmehhe chief increases during the past and tobaccos, from 111.1 to 122; been mi:-ie and thin ML Ford had;

' - 1 ear contributing to this result 0C~ sundries, from 108.8 to 110.8. Aver- b

hge” :anti um’ overthe e§umates’€\iri-ed in grains and foiiders rriscell- age November of this year 130 5' ;e

» yy - _ i i i ~ i 3,

l'i-iidnert rife ljtaifritixei-el:-eglrviiei?itoiidswinlaneous foods and metals,_there hav-'November of last year, 122. do

rm ni "Hurrah, lin,-Z what fin Vnuling been ii decrease in animals audi The problem of the steady increase

wan; 7-' and W-,-,l,c b\',ildrngS_ ,,rm0_ meats, while the other groups f0r'in the cost of living during the past sl i-len, break-waters, and docks wer-_ the most pai-1; have remained steady-liew years, which has borne most am

A rise in grain Prices Bud 11 full lil heavily on the laboring and salary- ernment' Ba-d th t d

scattered indiscriminately. provided

care has been sptnt this year in month d ith N b r otielements which trust enter into the up

making up the estimates and cverv AS C0m_l-*BTG W Ovem 3. . npproprlnnon linn l,e.»n nsiicd lor lin .last year eight groups of ¢°mm° lil” had to be aocorilpaineil by clnborat SIIOW rl deflrease- While ten groups explanations of the needs of the case i5h0W llll il1Cl`°89¢~ Tm E'\°°“P5 which

Tomorrow .the Vabiiiet will, accord IBIJOW 8 i1€i¥l'6B8¢. B8 bB5°*`1_ 0" _ ur ing to custom, attend the New Year`StBll<l-Hd. BW 89 f°u°W°~ Ammns

deliberations of the Tariff Commis- yo sion to be established during the the present session of Parliament In nm

view of the higher prices for nearly only plead that in acmrdance withl all the general commodities entering the

into the cost of living, it is safe to b

LONDON, Jan. 1-The presiding agzatrate of thi- Bow street police llrt today formerly discharged J, oward Ford, the American who was rested by mistake in Dover, at the :lucst of the New York police nu- orities, when he landed from the ans-Atlantic steamer Lapland. 3 The police magistrate _Qxpi-essed his,

ii oi pearing as -a.pris`oner at the Lon- n police court. The magistrate also read an expres- Un of regret from the United States

the constituency voted right. Grentfmeats were also features of the paSt_eai-ning classes, is one of the vital cr,

i , - _ _

reception of His lloyal Highness thegand meats. fl`0m 157-3 50 137-3; fish. Governor-General, but there will be ff0m 155 t0 1523? t0X¢i1€_H. fl'0l¥l no council meeting. .ll9.5 to 111.9; fuel nlld l\Zhf»l1`|8.

An amendment to the 'I<.`i.1 and Sil lfrom 100 to 95.8; miscellaneous»

ver Marks Act will likili- no intro- lumber materials, from 106.3 £0 niiccfl shortly nicer i»nrlinn~»iic rc-as 96.3: paints. Olls. etc-. frcm 1623 110 senibles_ The present Act ins been 152; drugs and chemicals, from 108.5 found of doubtful value in :lint mem- to 107; furs, from 285.9 to 255.2.

‘bers ortho trade, both iiiiiiiiigiiceiir. It will be noticed that only two

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derin

Grows hair and We ' can prove it

Hair Becomes Soft, Fluffy, Lus- trous and Beautiful Immediately After a Danderine Hair Cleanse

Get a Z5 Cent Bottle Now and Forever Stop Falling Hair, Itching Scalp and Dandruff

A lii.‘r flazwlcriiie now will immedinlclv douhlc

the l\i:u::y of your hail'-No dilfcrcnce how dull,

filled, brittle and llcraggy, just nioisicn a cloth with Dandcrlnc and careful y dnlw it through your hair faking one uiinll strand at ii time. The effect is immediate and iuiiuiug-your hair will be light, fluffy :ind wavy and have an appearance of shilli- drlzu-c; an incomparable lustre, softness and luxu- mnce, the beauty and shimmer of fnic llair health.

Try _iii you will afieran application of Danderine,

you hallznot find :i single trace bf dandriiff or a loose or killuiiq hair and your ical will not iirfl, but what will picnic ymi most wilrbe ilfiera few ivccIr’s use when you will actually rec new hair, fine :ind duwny at first-yes-but really new |i:sir-:proiiting all rn/ci llie scalp.

Dsnderine is tothe hair what fresh showers of rain

and sunshine are to vegetation. ll goes right in nic roots, mvignrsles and strengthens them. lie life- producmg pfoperiin muse the hair to grow shun- nhuily long, sirulig and beautiful.

_Get s 25 ceai bottle of Knovvlmn'| Dsnderine

from my domnnore or toilet counter md- prove in » youmli ion -sow-that your lull- ls as pn-ny and soft as any-that it lnsbeen neglected or injured

say that tariff will not prove popular the _with the. 5a‘eaL,majorlty of the coli- the suming classes in Canada. 1

nnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo and

i. sts. ami _isvl-: Misrnxs in '

I H. F`(lRD’S ARHEST.

made to undergo the ordeal '

hassador, who on behalf nl his gm-._

l a he esired thc'

nrt to express keen regret that ani right and honorable citizen of New, rlr should have been subjected to

indignity of such an arrest. The bassador also wrote that he cculfl

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THE ENTERPRISE FOUNDRY C0. extends to all Readers of the “GUARDIAN”

THE SEASON'S_ GREETINGS

and while ii-islirig one :ind all il lizippyanrl prosperous lolz, wishes to thank dealers and customers for tliclr generous p ili-nii-gu during igli and prccediiig years-s patronage which has shown that our efforts to male good goodf- h.i-- liccii apprecialeil~lli'-il our confidence in the Canadian purchaser to look for quality and’ re-

lvibilily ralliei llinu rfleapiiese and galudiness, has not been misplaced ; and th it our aim to continue to keep

Enterprise Sfoves. Ranges Q Furnaces. well in the fiom rank of goods made hy Canadians for Canadians, on Canadian lines, will meet

with hearty approval. Therefore we tender- ' _

"Our thanks and best viishes 3

_ Good housekeepers all.

lf you use wllafwc make- ` _

_ You'll use Good Goods-ihat's all." i

-\'1lf'/fri/I/', .\°. B. _ 6'/iriatmaa, 1911,

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__ TOILET SETS

If you require a toilet set at a moderate price we can

supp1y_you.\Ve have them in three different col oringa-`

‘ Peacock--Pink and Dark`Blue.

Toilet Set 10 pieces $2.25

BLACK o co.

cablegrams received by the elli- sy, Mr. Ford seemed to answer to, description and to the nmue of

man wanted.

'THE KING AND QUEEN ` ARRIVE IN CALCUTTA.

CALCUTTA, India, Jan. 1.-King-

,Emperor George and Queen-Empress |Mary~ returned here yesterday morn-

iing, the former from e big game A ‘shooting expedition in the northern

he bagged no fewer than thirty tigers an :and thirteen-rhinoceroses. The Queen-

llndia, during which she visited many ‘of the historical spots. In,

The Royal couple received an en-

Sarsaparilla

cts directly and peculiarly

‘ldependency of Nepal. during which ontheblood;purifies,enrichcs

-'Empress in the meantime made s W7-Ui bUild5 UP the Wh(-'|13 SYS- long tour in the various provinces of tem, Take it_`

Tliere is no "just-as-good” medicine. is! on having Hood‘s. Get it today.

0Od’S

cl revitalizcs it, and in this

thuslastic welcome from the people ‘ of Calcutta, who thronged the gaily- decorated streets and cheered heartily

as the Royal. procession passed by.

When the Klng~Emperor, in his re-

-ply to an address from the munici- pality, prophesied that "Calcutta will always remain the premier city of India, he was loudly applauded.

Their Majesties will remain here

until January 8, and will then go to Bombay, where they will embark on the steamer .Medina for England on

January 10.

There will be much relief in ofliclal

circles when the Calcutta visit, which has brought such crowds from the provinces to the city, is concluded, as this is the centre of Bengali agita- tion. Ths moat elaborate arrange- ments have been lhade for the pro-

Rrsxnn 1-inn Liss:

'ro siivsl ornhnizl-:N‘_

While' Mu. Francois Roy was at- tempting to light the kitchen fire at her home near here the kerosene she was using esplodld, and the whole house, was soon a mass of flames. Three of the six young children in the place made their esespe, but the

others were overcome and burned to `_ a crisp. Mrs. Roy was badly burned in her irshtie efforts to save her children. Timo after time the horri- fied woman attempted to push her way into the burning building, but

ny= nrcino treatment-elufi all-‘tenant an :uve liniinifiil lislr and lou bf ii, ‘you will lim/ u) s Imle Dsnderine. Reel nirprlss swsiu you.

each ti » ' | dl Blok b the ,fI&h1l*“T1;ti}fgilml efffaulad -by lhsr exertion. -. ~ 1

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“ Great for Breallfastf’

A day started on Gowan's Cocoa is a day with a clear head and s steady nerve- ; day _full of snap and life. Cocoa nonrishu the body. ir

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Wish

] You 1 All

A ‘” Harry New

l Year

Morris & SMITII _ |17 Queen Street

The annual meeting of illellllr

holders and patrons of Oornws

_ Creamery Co , will be held in ll ' Hall at Cornwall on` Wednesdl `

January iotli at :.30 . ni.

D. H. MlH\CHl a

i-idiw V' Lowest l"'i'icss__

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I P lcon. .i. ii. Mari-liaison ` o . E. Island, whose Gov ernment was sustained yesterday.

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` ._ 2-257* (sé`j"-"'* . 'UVM ':

. Jan. i.-More

than il month overdue on a trip from BORN BUY. N. F.. for Gloucester High fl Cllfilv of salt herring th;

a ing schooner Alice _ '

Larkin and his crcwriif Esav`;?lml!iii~ds blizzard' ‘uhm the N" Foumnwd ' '

btlleved loet With Capt. wlll|g,,§ The officials of the Gorton-Pew ilnlinr. .les company, owners of the schooner

' "are, hoping that the vessel may have

, » een drlveii northward _ - .

dor coast. in which e*v;ntthenE:l‘iTiB¢ sal B “my hu 'i"“°“Y 5”" *Nh* NEW FBLLOWS Olxwgi I f ` ' would be heard from the crew before lvrlrlll. owls: to the lnncccnlhlllty

thc 'inter th *lion during

_ ,nn um: :md from Bomwto some from Labrador harbor.

B63, N. £2, onhtlie :afternoon of Bat.

' ay, nvelncr .lnthefaee lg, r . lan easterly gals. The ice was foriri-en|r;c,x'm.h” °' N". "m""’”

EAR THAT sc]-looping AND

‘_ g the Newfoundland west

UREW OF EIGHT Ann Los r. what nnd cont. Larkin icni-cd that

fffage dlfilngt Kbgttmslcrafieout olfdtlie

ij I 'ul la a ur ny won be

GLOL( EBTER ice-bound for the winter. 1

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‘Since then no n s _o e vease ‘ _ '.°.°:.i`§§..f..'§‘f.:§":":'.t.:`_Cameron Q _C01

_ on _

“Ht coast. and weather eondltlona were even worse on the day following. Two other terrible easterly gales have swept the gulf of Bt. Lawrence since that time and hope of the ves-

i6__2 Queen St. _ 7

Next to H. E, B2a’=i

‘l°“=<l by the olonesmi- nlilppm, ni- *-lwllizh the . owners of the sshooners 001.22 - ._ =

tm ,,,,“,, ,,_m,, r 'M11 elm to can nine hop. this can ‘ ' . .

lavnoii may have been driven north LONDON, Jan. 1 Ml'

'rho Alice it Lawson was hunt in or lal flwwfgjm `

~ for

0 oil n tit . . .5

Boon. any, si.. in im and mi.-'ria, u. P., i'il¢f¢”n¢v_.a__.;, ; , _ r _»

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