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At St. Peter's P. E t. an. 15th to 26ilt---l0 Days

As Iwant todispose of my stock, l am

utting on this sale s much as possible.

Get; your share of reduced goods,

teens a lot to you.

Only a few of reduced articles below,

pg”, 45 and 56 Inch, per . ................................ .. $1.50

ll wool dress goods, P" 60c

any ohlntsr yard wide, orulid for quilt coverings flrapariol, per yard .... .. 30c

hlte and printed flannel- ‘, p" yard .................. .. 20c

en's all wool jersey g, fleece ilmed, only $1.50

lack silk velvet, 27 inch, yard .......................... .. $1.55

inch chaml-iray, plain, as- rted colors, per yard... 22c

Scnooisorges and plaids, r yard ..... _;=- .................. .. 23c

L. Anderson

Anti SAlli

‘numerals Guardian

..'8NOWBOUND — Another isnowstorm has visited Montague. land traffic is again greatly hind- Hered-none of the older residents “remember a winter so stormy as: ‘dire present one, especially so ear~ ily. if iit in anyway indicates an ‘early spring, the harder it comes the better. -

....*MONTAGUE..- St. Andrew's Church, Sunday Jan 14th, 11 a.‘m., Communion, preparatory serviced Friday evening 8 o'clock, the clos- ing meeting oi the "Week of Prayer. -Ali nteinbers are expected to at- ,ten botheorvices at 7 p. m. usual at ‘l0 i1. m. preaohinght 7 ‘p. m. Lower Montague service withdrawn thtt‘. day.

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White Turkish towelllng, w‘ yard .................. .. 25c Unbleached factory cotton, per yard ............ .. 15c to 18cm.

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..'\FUNEiRAL QERVI-OES —Tl1e funeral of the late Miss Ida Mc-‘i lDonsld whose remains arrived in iMoutague on Srtturday last, took iplace from the home of Mr. and iMrs. D. iL. McKihnon on Sunday ’to Bt-tirlencll cemetery, the Rev. A. s. i“ :trt, the aged minister, who never weories in well doing, and "who is always ready, fine or is-torm. when his services are re- itptlreth-prcached the funeral cer- it-mony. Mir. Wallace McDonald ,\v1ho accompanied the remains, i’"lt on ‘Tugstluv last on return to lvBc-ston. Mr. McDonald has a great

A“ d"! floods 20 per cont off

l" parkntye tea, por lb 50c AiiJar on"; special blend -"i hi new to. .............. .. 45c

Groceries 10 to i5 p. c. off

Hardware .......... .. l5 p. c. off

Ciothi 20 . .

n“ p c iilvionlogtte. flint limited time prc- _vcnl-cil him from necing them all. ‘V

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Crockeryware.... 10 p. c.

Boots and Shoes 20 p. c.

...*WINTERING AT MONTA- GUE — 'l‘ho schooner iSeufoatn now laid up a»! iMon-tuguc, is own- ed by ono of our citizens, Capt. lreeming Pearson. Tlic (‘upL rc- ports lust season a most success- ful one Besides several cargoes , oi‘ coral which he sold direct to

Rubbers .......... .. ‘.5 p. c.

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at. lowest possible

_ CAKE meat. ‘ i

IDDLINGS

‘nacxzo com t RNMEAL SCHUMACKER rsso ‘ cnust-tso oars

GERM MIDIZlLINGS ROLLED OATS

\ 'his arms

LINSEED MEAL ti‘

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F..OUR

brands (Hard Wheat Blends) OatmealuTablo meal, Buckwheat Flour, am Flour, Poultry Sup- _ of all kinds Wholesale iRotaiL, ~

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7A MONTREAL BOUT

.~L' 1 ts held ‘oi New

nt the full ten rounds

. Smith suffered severe in

‘to nu rial" ""16 duriris

‘ ounter.

Lewis“ local llghtweiKh!

, , m J. Stewart, New York,

_ round bout.

Brady of Toronto. de-‘

llor Jones, meal welter

A‘ -Glasses From ‘ ‘2.00 to $10.00

1h East Point to Cape r is s big territory, yet t across this space

mkman Supplies e Big Majority oi Eye-Glasses

QPTIOIAN courses.)

‘In Liontflsiie ‘ ll and so for ‘

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Jan. 8 -— in ibox- here tonight, Sol Emile Laurin, at present serving York, bantam- won the judges’ decision

enry Ford of Boston." Thf a.

___ __—- houeeltolrlcrs zit a grunt s/tving. '_'“ lie httsgulso dispose-l cifl several cargoes‘. oi’ limestone. which ennhl- ‘ icd tho farmers to secure this he 7 ' iccssury- fertilizer at olmnet hall | S ‘the price oi’ the imported article. I . iii is the Captain's intention to dis- NEW YORK. Jan. 9.— Thor {pose of this vessel nnd bnv a ‘WES en intense moment todty our ismalier one to enable him itn drial ing the trial of William 1-). Butt . ilirect w'th the farmer. Ibllyiiiil ‘i young negro, for the .'ll\ll'tii’|' c! their produce and , giving them dlirs. Eleanor L. Brigham in her limestone or money in cc.tnngc— ihomi» in Orange, held in the court =otylnrr in this “"1? tilt" cXifmliiii“ of Oyer and Terminer beioref demanded by the middle mfln- Y-

Poigndnt Scene

, Judge Sticks in Newark, :~i..i. 1.1a-

tlc Virginia ilrigham, seven yours,»- '

mo, daughter of the murdered wo- MQNEW VEAR SQQ|AL ___ The,

man, identified Battle as the mun first suuiul uvum 0;- mL. sghmm,

Sh“ Saw dilwiislair“ when “he hetirirend one which ushered in tho

a noise and sought her mother ‘New yea, with an 01,1 time gwlng ‘Al! she walked torwiim and took place mt the home oi‘ Mr. ttnu

placed her rand calmly and with,M,,.s_ Geflrgle

the assurance of a. child on thegguu, on Tueuuuy evening, Jam gm}

name's shoulder, her firth-r, Char- u large uuuuuur o‘ guests gamer.

les iS. Brigham, who had been sit-Rug u, whne uway an “smug tong W u _ _ u ,_ V _ \’ “"55 Wm‘ m“ hrmh" a few "em lo he rutnentlyerezd. While no sDir- a“ ‘n a ‘Scomm nobkdvomol‘ mm‘ “““‘ hm“

away, jumped to his feet. hour's inflnitietl eyes showed rugs and horronhe felt, and the mu Nu“, yuuu

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M” “ltd” “my w“ found dammed inking oi‘ n sumptuous repust, n in a closet. He lunged forward, whuuh ‘the hostess outstretched, as if to ("ntch Battle by the throat. But ;i'or his brother "have reached Bottle. but the bro ., ,3

ithcr grasped him about thc yvttist “iluptégéiuzh qu ;i1?ld hold his arms, while ztttcntl- ureulzdouuu Eants ran to his assistance. In ‘ '

‘rlnttcing became

udrllles, letocers, ctr

chamlbers, where he was attends) H“, hunumu

‘few minutes later when he we“ was furnished for Tlitemgccgzlgh. {on the witness stand. Brigham The ha“ and uusleuu uuufto bu ihad been so overcome by the man uommmuuu m], smug the yuuug (people such a good time. ‘The old ifemillar words were never more inppropriatti than cn this occasion |~-\y,.-p Mum hi1 nigh-t till broad drtyligltt". fo-r not until the dawn- ing rays oi a ncw day appeared in ‘LTIU t-astcrtt sky, did the guests do- part for thcii‘ various homes.

total away over

{was in bed until today. lPronoses . ciftion For Innocent Man

t‘ iuomianatn. Jan. 8.—A writ of lhmbeas corpus taken on behalf oi|

a 16-year sentence In Si. Vincent de Paul penitentiary for an of~ fence against a young girl, was today quashed by Mir. Justice -'G|_'eenshields. The writ was issued following the confession of Laur- in’s brother that he anti not Emile , had committed the assault.

iMr. Justice Greenshields de- clared in his judgment that as the conviction against the prisoner had not been quashed, and as the sentence had not been annulled. he could not grant him his liberty -on hnbeas corpus. “bani-in," said the judge. "will have to be pardoned or granted: his liboriv on a ticket of leave", -Emile's brother will face trial in lhc March term of the court of King's Bench. '

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1'0... we... ...;.. \»I;_°\-‘ol

iillg‘ young men,

mmiv_ relatives in the vicinity of’

iMcDerntott. 'Monta-, “u,” wus no

B1 - r1‘) t . . ‘mge its nut in cvidtitce, every one m. Luuuu mumuu secured iutibucd with the spirit 0f

.ntl a rollicltingi , _ -_ _ , suffering he had undergone since good Hum ‘vuu ,.,,“,,,,,,_ After uu,._St“l"'i"-‘"1 leli-lh uippeared

excelled lter- 1 I -_ ~ ! self, tho rooms were cleared. and :55‘; ndlmmng m“ ‘t referred "o es

ill l ' 1 . , i . , r i -. ,. Brighum would hem m the program‘ ‘:n§r!:g;:::_ daughter of the Earl oi Strathntore. it-iie bontfit of a untversny edu .t.

with an occasional a The feature of tho‘ i evening was the step litncing by .' few minutes his rage ssed, and . . ,. . ~

‘he wit; 19¢] in (ems ih-ato juflgifg Mmmls‘ Jnmes Mtup“ “M MT; at School House in order to bid .\'f‘i\1'-< i0 Students of Strottislt cx-

Mcheuan ‘whose "onmmed weigh“ farewell Lo the teacher, Miss Zillzt irnctiott,"

‘ ,h_v lite slngini: oi‘ the National An-|

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..°0ne of ilonfallle’! vrolnilillfi young men is d-Plilirelilli’, the 9m” u: his mnny friends, iortune duf- .113 tire past year havinz WWW“ hint with a kindly hand. 1°! "i" o! MH- Neilson at Bergiervilie, a only did he receive promotion ainfew miles outside this city he," the hands of his employers, but helthe Quebec hriige recently. a very has hi5.) been blessed with ‘the interesting will has come to pr )- care of a wife. Y-lbflle. The will was made by Mrs.

.Neiison's father, Robert Bruce. ‘n his life-time a gardener and fa" mer. who left $57,000. By m:- terms of the will the usufruct of the 93m“? “"5 Paid. to his son. William, and his three daughter». b“! ii was PiUDulated that in tin "B!" 0f lbem dying without issue the residue was to bc divided oqaul 1y fllilfmi! Seven Prritestattt univer- sities. iMrs. Neilson, having‘ been the last survivhg child. the rest dill‘ 110W 802s to the universities. The universities which will now belle"! b!‘ U“ ‘-'1 l are lie folow-

‘Mcdill Benefits Bytluebeo Will

uitllir. Cecil Hyncs who far the past few years has been a Vuillfld employee of the firm of Poole and 'l‘hompson, Montague, has git/oil up his position. l-le is uncertain I18 yet as co his future inventions; the opening of spring however. will likely find him among the other iislanders in Western Cana- da. iAs (Jecil is one of our promis- ' he is bound t0 Five n 200d account of himself, n0 tuutter where located Y

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lug: MOTH“ c-iiierze. Quchgg; Hi5. lion's (‘clinic iivttttoxvlliv- ‘rlcGPl UUWQPBHY, Nltmtt-t-al: Drihmtvi‘ ICOHP" Wliiiilt: Queen's Univer- sity‘. "ion: ""<--~-ii~. _I‘niv_> . sity. "Yrwiittr “aniliyhfl Chungp‘ Vllflillfiflil. 1H1 llic Moiicrsitoi- ofi the ("no *. Aeeettiblv oi’ thc Pres- bvterinp I hutch in (‘ztnada rixofl fire. in lriii’. i . Just prl-ii- lo (‘hrisiitttits a moot? "W "5 "ti" IT-Prcrcttititivcs n! fitPFf“ tnstitutiotr: was liclti at ‘tar-out |lTi‘i"l‘-“5ii\‘ lo l-ilto over and nel- li"'l‘i»“"‘i‘ W» estate in ucrorduttc»: ‘,with tho will. whctt Sir Arthur i“"""‘°~ ‘ ~-u of McGili cm- ' icon cit-airman oi‘ ' "" ti’ ztitifinistrzttinn by "It? reti'i"~‘<"'"f\~- nrcsrtit. . .. j A '"" ‘rilori-stiti" story i: -ron-, ii‘m\‘tr>d i this iviil‘ lhlicrl livttc-V l "‘\l' li‘s= 1"!» t- l i ‘~t , inoNooN. Jau. 9.-I‘rintess trouuuuauu u,mulls,'T‘}‘,,§§“f|‘;:,"if landa, in" ltaly. the pretty and ii("|tlnrl in st, tin}- 6min. hm‘,- Rrflvu.‘ contplishetl (lfll\ghl(+l‘ of King Eni- d?“ Rum, whim p: ‘Haw’ pa" 6f -"""m“'1 "m1 Queen Helena‘ who the ciiv. TWPv liottcht 1| form and} ‘was talked nf in) Britain as theIMu Buuum ,,,,s.,u,q"‘_o,.u,,ng M; mic; ‘bfliil? for the il rlnltze of walesllfuru, at“ undo,‘ m H", uauduus. =The report brought a dctintte e-iuu,‘ :3“. ,;.~,,..,. u; ,,,,..,i'i.,. "w, i i ~ i‘ v wit" "in "iv .11 , _ ll“ | LONDON. Jan. '9.~—Currcnt rc- M", pun,“ ,,,'fu,‘,,;\._ up‘ yii‘,‘,lr‘.2r,v‘hu. iporis oi the engagement of the died ,.~ 1h, um, o. g7 umuq‘ 10H‘ ‘Prince oi‘ “Wales were. officially u“ 9st,,“ "Ilhvbd u, 55790,)‘ whhtui glenied in a statement from York by n", 10m“, of his w," m. t“; Mouse this afiamoon. quhhiheq u. mpowu; i , “A few deys ago." says the "t lcrtv-e to my door children.‘ istntentetti, “the Daily News au- one, 5-", opt! tltrrwi ,ihh,-hinrs_ h“ zimtnced the forthcoming onguge- pflnfll saint-n fnr im- hi" it“. ihinrau, ntent of the P-rince of Wales to ngrflllfiil from ihp huhm,‘ mo] in‘ in", itttlian princess. Today the the ("It-pt o!‘ iiir-ir flving “vflhtjif _ilie some journal states on what lawful itch», pm rpgilhyp f; h». Iis ciuitttcrl to be unquestionable quevtliitl to tho following colleges. iiilllhiiriiy llifll it is informed i119 to provitlc scholarships for youngf jfortititl announcement that Iiis people of Scottish extraction: Thsi 11105411 Highness is engaged to "a liiorrin (Willi-ire, Quebec; Bishoi ~ foreign princess." ‘College. Lc-"ixtoxvillti; linlhous“, iL-ONDON. Jim. 9.—’i‘lto sctni of- Collegi- linlifzix; Mctiill llniver“ iicial Press Association issued nsity, illcntreztl; Queen's ‘(Yniticr-i ‘statement this afternoon declaring sity. Tiironio; Ninnitoba (‘ollugtxi u foundation for BWlfinipvg rand in tho Moil-erittor; pulbiinltetl announcement that the of tlw- (ii-n pl Asscittlilv in‘, engagement of the Prince 0i trust, iixtii" to ostuhlislt ni and nilntitiieter; tvotthhhe ntudc known within two the Qillllti for stiltolitt-sltips or but-H ‘antics. lilo interest. o‘ said in-i The uttnoutu-etitcnt to which the vesttncnt i0 he_ divided equnllyi , [Oflfly lietivot n rlii- nhoiwtncntionctl Soho-i »itt the Daily News, which, while lasfir rstitnticris, and tlic fund to" ntentioning no name, gave partic~ be culled the Robert Bruce bursztr-il or scholarships to aid ull

‘Every one is delighted ‘o see our old friend and fellow citizen, Mr. Joseph McGregor out again after being confined to the house tor the post vt-i-iek with lumbago. Mr. McGregor while stile-riding to his various dates. wzts so sudddli- ly attacked Iby this disease that lie only reached the hottso with‘ the greatest. difficulty. - The ihouizltl of the coming ice races no dottbt had something to d0 with lne recovery of this noted en- thusiart.

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Prince 0f Wales Is Engaged

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Elizabeth Bowes Lyon. Young tucn or ‘women to obtuitt on, who must be matriculated for it, and desirous of inking Zl ,l‘l‘.i!lll1ll‘ course in arts. orient-i- or‘ .9" ihp evening of Dec, 23 the tnvtlivine. ’i‘hese scholarships sit-ill people oi this district assembled it" irivvii fill‘ tilt‘ fiYSi I\\'P'1'?Y->‘i‘/\*

lELLlOTVALE SCHOOL CLOS~ . I .

Fer-him, who hgg ‘been fnfcpd i9 \\‘r\ rick you in behalf of the Elliot- resign her position on accoufit of "til" ‘iiinils. to nccupt this gift. the death of her father. itct on account of its value, but 2""- , Arte;- a 51101-1; but" hnefesfljlg ihci‘ :1 toitcn of estcnut and tn program, consisting of songs, tliit» Prov" the respect in ivhich _\-~-.t logues and recitntions, delivered "T" ‘will 7W your pupils. lvi ron~ by the Duplls, Santa- Claus itrrivct‘ "‘='»“‘o'i We sincerely wish yo" A and unburdettetl the Xmas Tree oi "Mm" "hrlsttittts. rind II hrigitt its mnny presents, sending thrills """ "‘ “WHIP \'_"\\' Ycoi’.

of joy to so litany little hearts. An "i"“"i on behalf of tlic pupils oi‘ ,’l'_l(ll'9§-lS was then rend by Miss i‘7‘ii'll\'-"l<’-

(irene Walsh to the tcaclter. lilies _ ifiernadette McQunld thuu yirest-nt? ed hcr wllfh a beautiful FYQHPW YUP)’ few basketball ‘livery dresser set, the gift ot the He buukwuuu about pupils. The teacher also received ih,-\,ti;,,11

many individual presents. She rev!

Fflilliefl l0 the lldilrvss in a 79W .\ woman will trout her ltttsliztttil ivell cite-son words. With ntany cxqlikc titii-:_i~ Peliis and denmttil $90. iressiotis of regret at her delillr- 000 ivhcti mtothct- WLllHll gets llilll, tv-t-e. the met-ting cattle to a close

forwards comma

v The instnst thing i5 qppnmg u ,tltcnt. dioliowlnc is tlic ndtlressz- win low and i-fllltllli: into hot] pol-nu, To Miss Feehon, ‘Teacher. '. ‘itltt- cob! air iris you.

We,‘ the pupils of Elliotvul," —A —~<o>__..__. iPr too extend our deepest sywpa-icream Clear A Stuifed-Up Head

ilty in the berenvctttettt which Y0"!

w-ustained in losing your dearly,

‘beloved fotltrr. which we kiiowi ntly Opens Every Air sage-Clears Throat Too

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and hope is slccpin: the sleep for us to be assembled hero this‘ event»! tugcther with our mrcnts| I ti f 1.. . ' id.t.i your past term but you have bl'8V8ln.is‘y "utmr" or " com‘ “nmy " h’ surmount“ a" flumlumes‘ mmluliitlc pure, antiseptic cream into m n Dogma“ m your nostrils. it penetrates ithrotttzh know ma, an pulmaflfl“ h n, uheievery air passage. soothing and i _ h i 1 brimrs and you gel lnstitnt reiici‘. Tgnyszxrlth ‘9;I(:r_v:e7;rewy gflssnr‘ Try this. Get a small iholtle o Wm u {Md ‘m uuwpsu Ym, arulClWs Crmtnt linlm nt any drtti: stori- lttow uhdcrtaltlnz ‘the’ work m‘ “Your clogged nostrils open rich‘? _ _ v A u ..n;_1lt:t\vking or snitflllnc. (‘mint fifty. ‘rdfflgwfl: “',‘,’..,','"}-,,’,‘,‘I,,,‘,"',‘,§",,‘,,,,,,..tti tho slitfflness, dryness. strut: 20w‘ ‘deir ‘wuflwu, as M, urufplitiiz for breath is gone. You loci approaching the festive season, n";

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lite just. ulithouslt it is a plensttrtdlnsta

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IONDON, Jant 9.---The DtrI-ly T-Icivu lllduly says that tltc engage- ntsttt oi‘ the Prince oi Wales to 'ho ilnitnhtcr of u w"li known Scottish Peer will be announced ‘vithiit thc next two or three ‘lllllllllri. ‘i

2‘ ass-grim‘ Italian Princess. a report whtcltbraiits,‘ Jd i' very popullt ll ll! met with official denial. cicty til-tore she already‘ MI‘ pl"- T-he Daily New does not giveied a istlnguishod part. Bite ll ‘ the name of the peer. but saysioi‘ l s closest Mend! 0i _ that n» is an ear! whose title mu.» sitter or the Prince ot dates from the 17th centu-ry, the "fl-no!" ‘ I founder of his line having been " his deduction may ibo mill etinoblctl in the 15th century b)’ fr? tn pmticulara give! lo ll! the gift of a Scottish osrony, and n uy News. it is assumed that thus his family is ono of the old- the newspaper intends ho lndlolls est in the peerage. 04d] liinobelh Bowbtlbbl. "The bride-elect.’ the newspaper .- It “““‘ ‘m3 “e“'“i"‘_i"‘“ will?“ adds, is of an age ideally Bllltcd, more. 1A6! Iiilliboth wan b!!! ll scvciwll tlnys ago punished the 10a union with the Prince, who lo i900. and was one of sin-mm """"““ ‘M’ m" mm" ”' WM“ 28 years ttd, has both beauty nulllfdlffl IPMIQQMI. i- .

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