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' ..."l‘. GORDON IVB8 is Guardian agent in llonulgue. His omee DMN ln ls, md residence Phone N-

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,,.°BUBSURIBERB should tulle' s_

week or two before the time tbl! have 'paid for has expired and thus not mlb an issue. U H” l>°»l>¢lf U0 aiscnntlnnal promptly ve 001'! dete.

...°B1G DISCOUNTS.-_rin order to reduce our stock we have decided to oder during the month oi Januar! a.big discount for cash on almost every line of goods carried, including .ready-made clothing, crockery, boots and-shoes, groceries and all general dry goods. McLeod and llicGreg01`. Mgngagug 1-4M`E1i.

...°ABSENCE Ol' AGENT.-

When F. G. Jordan, Guard; lan Agent, is absent from Sonrls as is necessary occasion- ally, persons having advertising, enh- scriptions, or news are asked to send same direct to "The Guardian, Char-` lottetown," until Mr. Jordan can complete the arrangements he has un- der way to have his oiiice open at all times. He states that he has provided for s, generous supply ol news daily Irom Sonris, even when he ls \ necessarily absent.

(From YeateI'day's Evening Guardisli)

._ 4 ...°BPLENDID CONCERTS. -- The

Methodist congregation at both Bridgetown and Souris held very suc- ce nl Christmas entertainments with

` untilully laden Christmas tree in

_ mas Eve and _the latter on Dec. A in unch nliiees iniien credit is

duo to those who so thoroughly trdjned the Little ones .Wim acquitted thunselves splendidly.` Many gifts and remembranccs were distributed at the close of excellent programs. A nuhlber of remcmbrances were given to1'_Rev; Mr.; 'Wightman -qnd family.

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_ _ 4 lH[ THEATHES

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‘ SQUARE THEATRE.

Nothing more interesting and var-

if-<l in the way of amusement has been oflered New York plsygoers than the progrnm oi headliners which Mr. Keith has provided lor the week com- mencing January 6th, at Union Square Theatre, New York. Among the many ,big names in this monster progghm, V first, comes Miss Belle Blanellei idle iavorite singer comeden- ne, Who lies* recently been promoted in sqveral Broadway successes. Her song); her way oi singing them, everjphing Jia done in a way oi her own ind that way is decidedly diiler- ent.-Her voice and acting ability go

handiil hind in the rendering of song hltl ~ th the result that her name on s hill is always welcome. ln the com- edyline, are Garden and Mrs. Crane. well: 'known entertainers who have achieved marked success and a count- ry wide reputation. Mr. and Mrs. Crane will give the ilrst presentation of a new farce called, The Other One. Critics everywhere declare this com- edy inf 'superior to any sketch ,ever presdated _(and the appearance of this happy comedy couple in this new vehicle is bound to fulfill all that is expected of them.

This sensational feature of the prog-

ramme will be Adclald Hermann, the widow oi the lute Alexander Hermmln 'the most filiilouia magician in the country. Mme. Ncrinnnn is the only

ealldnally, aa a inegiclanhnnd, in

nowybeforo the public, having been the origi atorvof many of the most myitiiyin feats for her late husband. 'I’he"`nove ties which she is introduc- ingimong her illusions are The Merry Widow, The magic Tea Chest and';'l‘he Phantoll Bridge, _ _

The musical features of thc prog-

ram= will the first American ap-

Miss Mary Ambrose, the

violiniats. Associa-

Ambrose will bc

the well known Misses Amb- malre a tou'r

of theatres, in nn orig-

contains Several

have prcr

Every

tlipir parents .vizz-James F.,,Mc- Leod, son of Wm. C. McLeod,' who

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I ` been in British Columbia for the . - ‘» \ ¢~ 'Ila'¢_'t ten years; also Lester Cantelo

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frém Winnipeg, Man., son ol Danie Ca`ll"€¢'l3' "andv-`l§l'l'y PQKUM, ‘ from l?ringg__ Alllegtg* B sk. _son oi Mrs. nmiisernnmwen. sobriety and industry the three young men named are a. credit`to `the.niselvcs°alid a joy to their parents.-Mrs. Adol- phus McKay from Margate is_ on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. McKay.-Cupidf paid a vislt,lately1 Results-two-pairs of young hearts to bent as one. That their honey- moon last lintil the end oi the chap- ter is the wisnfnx. ths‘wi-leer.

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oi Agriculture, with the understand- ing that the Fair at Souris should be the first oi the Seed Fairs' held this year. The prize list was then revised as iollowsz The class for white fyie wheat was cut out so that there will be oflered this year prizes for white russian wheat and for wheat any oth- er variety. A class was added for Ligowo white oats. The classes for barley are Mandcschellri and any other variety. In potatoes classes were added for Dakota Red and Irish Daisy. It was also agreed that the prize list should be increased 30 per cent, the small prizes to receive n great part of the increase. It was also agreed that the Poultry Show should he held the same day in con- nection with thc seed fair and that tha sum of $50.00 would 'bs voted for the prize list for poultry. -The committees werc then appointed as fnilnwn; Lnuelnin lvlennnaidj Elise' Point; Andrew Mooney, Little Hnr- bor; Peter Vineau, Rollo Bay East; Allan. Gillis, St. Margaret’s; John H. McKinnon, Rollo Bay Centre; Jas. A,

Howlett, Govian Brac; M. .J, ‘Mm-_ phy, East Baltic; T. S. Robertson, Bothwell; W. H. Underhay, Bay For- tune; ll. J. Mullins, st. intern; and' D. F. McDonald, Souris, Secretary.

A special committee was appointed

to look after the Poultry Show ns follows: D. F. McDonald, iicvuris; T. S. Robertson, East Point, and Chas.- McKinnon§ I-iouris; James McCorniac, `Bourls, and (1. C. Carleton. It was agreed thnt the preparation oi the prize list should be leit. with this committee. - _A committee was also appointed from the citizens nl some tnwnrk in .conjunction with the other com- mittees. They were as follows: Roy MacLean, Mayor; Chas. McKinnon, Frank Stems, Augustus Whl`te.aml Augustus McDonald. It was agreed that 2000 copies of the prize list should be printed. _

. KEI'I'H'B MAGAZINE- ' i

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. I§eith’e,m'aguline for January 191.3, ;plnblished';hy Max L. -Keith, Minnes-

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see. Walker Duke home again--B

...°Miss Tisle Clark, Cape Traverse, retlu-ned home last night alter llmld-

...°Cspt. Poirier, Montague, was s _pgmnger returning home last night.

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...°Jol1n and Mrs. McFarlane, Cape

Traverse, returned home this week

°Mrs, Dr. Houston and son Gil-

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Miss Mamie 0’-Hanl°Y.°

...°Alexsnd_er and Mrs. MacDonald, Souris West, spent New Year's atc the foriiieris old home in Bear Riv- er.°

___-Eawai-li Feelian, Principal ol

'Bouris I-ligh School, has returned ai- ter spending his holidays at his llbms in St. Margaret’s.°

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,__°'l’ha bride and groom, John and

Mrs, Beer, Montague, returned home last night and received a hearty as

___°J, W, and Mrs. Carruthers,

Montague, returned home last night from Mill River where they had been visiting lilr. Carruthers' father.--B.

...°Miss Blanche Creamer was a lI_BfB~

senger to Souris Wednesday BVHMDS

lottetown the guest 01-'. her BiBf»Bl` Mrs. Gilbert Gaudetf. _ , _

___"i`he old wooden bridge, Mont-

glle, was cut down yesterdBY~ Tm new steel construction _ls ready to di-op into: its place. -"1-‘he whole -bridge will be completed in a few

days. B. .

--'-'”°~"“'." (From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)

...°Mary Macleod, te gher at Iris, is spending her holid¢§;'s in MUTYBY Harbor West the .gnest._o! James and Mrs. Kennedy.

...°Cooman Wightman principal of

.the Murray Rivet School _a_l_ld his sis- 'fer Mies nnintny wiémiinhn" -who is teaching at Fortune B_I;§dge..l1&\!P, re, ‘turned to their 'schools alter spend-

home wi e . . . Wightlnan, Souris. G. Ewart Wight- -'man is spending the winter with rela-

nnlls, Minn., is full ni interesting reading matter nicely illustrated. It opens with a timely article on the Relation of the Entrance to the dwelling, and gives splendid ideas

struct same. Electricity ill the twen- tieth century house is well written by Dr. L. Keene I-Ieishberg, A. B.,M. A.. M. D., and is followed by articles on Furnishing the Dining Room. The Seashore House of Unusual Design

for home builders and many other valuable and remlable articles.

IN MEMORIAM

Fell asleep in 'Jesus Dec. 15, 1912. Emily. Lois, second youngest daugh- ' ter of A. E. and Mrs. Cannon, St. Avard’s. Being of a sweet and love- able disposition little Lois will he much missed by her teacher and schoolmates and especially by the be- reaved ones at home. 'i‘llere` are ,left to mourn two sorrowing parents three brothers. and two sisters, all at

ine patience and was never heard to niurinur. All that an attentive doc- tor nnd faithful nurse could do was done for her but the llttleispirlt took it_.s_.filgil_t -beyond. She 'was only tell years nie. sun knew nun was ‘coins home to Jesus where she Bald there would he no more pain. Budded on earth to bloom in Heaven. Com. I.

J iunucrlou Ni' wooovlnnn. -

hytery _of P. E. I. met in the church at Woodvills at_ 7 p.m. _on the 24th inst. The Rev. A. S. Stewartpreach- ed atter which the Prssbytcry was duLy constituted by Rev. A. J. Me- Ncill, Mod., with whom were present D. B. McLeod, J. W. McKenzie, A. B.: Stewart and D. McLaren Elder. The

f "Black Prince” Hose are especially designed , to withstand the hardest

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bel-Q are visiting in Bouris the guest _ g .of her mother Mrs. Matthew, _ _, . U

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is viaitin in Bear River the guest pl

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Chi1dren;“s,`W1nter Coats Velllngs. oat u ons. __

Silks (aiiiinnds) Miiiinei-y ' on-ss.Tr1mmings

Laces (all kinds Fancy H hlefs Small Waresxl

White Shirtwaists Ladies" N ar. Portlets ~

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_retlri'z'l§"the‘ pidple eordlaily welcomed Mr. Gillis. ,_ . ,_ ' ’ ' ‘ J. W. MGKENZIE, _ ' Qlerl Pro Teml

WITH A BMILE

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ed and,the.ste_ps' leading to the event Can wlle The su sstion o

of the evening narrategregrzdl usilnll Oil IIIHY f meet my dear Lord with n. Ulf durrllfing dutlya:nt:°;=om5i,:;}l;:§ tl; Third

queztiong Drgverlty al:lsv*vh N xhl; haoui snll e tariii be applied to the American ogg in 1712 t ala lwllnwlilil gylndhiun Bang .inns When ialuis dun vlslo l on tl” tm Umdmn '"6 A“‘°“°°“ (’h“"‘°°°"

adn: into' Zim pastoral sinh-so ni in sight n B mauwodlllleg Gzhlglldlie mhrlmy teqmmwd llénglimmmm

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wmzdvmm T3? done' ago m,;w‘1)y iI,),_ And §l;z:;1en s glory revealed in full ggwgzmlt 'oes ngt gppim. thsfféllz oéollr Rand in gucriliijeoil ssiinwfgé Ilswllls liyyuié Wm “ll *hate holy in eaves frnm’bepainselll~)n slim mn" ilégs mum TM mt' undoulilyed and a, very interesting th” Vile ‘were thougllt d:i‘r'all`le“cTh2 deluxe asm' entiu” event was ieoliclhde¢i;.‘~k°'léhel;congi»:§a_ Oh mglynlemeet my dear Lord with a Iigzceclrllsecapnlies where the irnllgg; 53,' mn" ul tion o&‘Qp:_;do`i;_i;& th resby ry . mnrkséansda is lower th the fl; °" “b °" ,mm af;°°"";1°“ °' when i snail claim tn be saved b gin are pri? m th' °°“°t ’ °‘ _V s Pres ytary en journ to ms grace y wou in such cases, ap

Archibald d.~liePllail, catechist for \'» *-0 68!! pe well as anything else tics

- - ~ . ' May nsuxht from 1.0 s 1, wlntee._1peiiif.iis.__.fl‘h_ii! was agreed eo. bmah to my pgs, r rinse a ; ___________ Whnosaphu of

meet at_Bi'~..nlomcs Church, Char- H inlwipwn,-:gee .1'.-n;lnei;91,;.m. nn ° :f,';‘;h:.'lf';u§‘§‘P ‘“° °'°' “fee Bonnaletlon. oh m:;ilo.m”t my dm mm 'nh °

BY NEW ROAD art and life "

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And my liie'l_,,work_ ahpll be judged’