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A Word of Appreciation

Pmml ted bl' the Siirlt of the Hollda , , y Season

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Serve our Customers to the B :st of our Ability"

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ian can be obtained at W. A. John- eton’», Montague.

-*GUARDIAN AGENT.-Mr. Harry W. Burke is Guardian Agent in For- tune and he will be glad to receive news, new and renewal subscriptions and advertising. 8217.

...°BUBF\CRIBERS should renew a

week or two before the time they |1`8V° Mid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on expired a e. --

(l<‘ro|r. yesterday’s Evening Guardianh ...°GsionGn'rowN.- st. Davies

Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, The Rev. A. J. W. Back will preach On Sunday. Dec. auth, at 11 a. nr., "Foundation Facts," and 7 p. 'm., "Sardis: The Church of Weak At- tempt." Service also on Wednesday Dec. 31st, at 7.30 p. m.

WESTERN PERSDHILS

...’Mr. W. H. McKenzie of Bay For-

tune was in Souris on a business trip Friday.-F.

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_ ; T ' 'W -r" regret or the death of Mr. nriwaral

Coady which sad event took place at

'_ F r 5 ' r ', his home, Dorchester Street, last

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If you want be-st possible

value in neat, stylish and

I Strong Rubbers

you neédto c;n1e here.

Vie handle only the

grade rubbers, ilie kind wear long' st and give service.

Lest that best

Won1en’s 7oc and 80:, Me1i’s $1 ,oo

Alley £5’ Co

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one for ir New 'Year-’n present.

Pr-one i9I~Y for n.n appoint-

ment

\ C001( STUDIO \ New uesiirisay Block

Compliments of 'I he Season

I The Bayer Siudlo

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MRS. B;_ll2GGINS.

(From yesterday’s Evening Guardian)

The death occurred at the Charlot-

tetown Hospital last night of Mrs. Kiggins wife of Deputy Sheriil Bern- ard Kigglus after s. painful illness of some months. The late Mrs. Klggins was an estimable woman and n de- voted mother, and her death is sin- cerely mourned by a wide circle of relatives and friends. She leaves to mourn besides her husband the fol- lowing sons all of whom were pres- ent during her last illness:-»Peter Pictou; William and Frank, Chariot- tetown; Stephen, Ottawa: Thorras. Western Canada; John, Alexander, Ont.; James Chnrlottetown;’Joseph Winnipeg, and two daughters Miss Alice and Miss Angelina at home. all of \vbom will have the deepest sym- pathy in their sad affliction.

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night about twelve o’clock, at the advanced age of 82 years. The late Mr. Ooady was a kind friend to all and during his illness received much loving kindness from appreciative friends and relatives. Deceased was a true Christian and was fortiiled for death by the Holy Rites of his church and passed peacefully away tq he with his dear ones who had gone before. Besides a devoted wife, he leaves to mourn their irreparable loss two daughters, Miss Lucy at L. J. Reddins, and Miss Emma at home, also one sister Mrs. A. J. Dougan, Charlottetown, and one brother John in Newton, Mass., to whom is extended the sincere sympa- thy oi a large circle of friends. The funeral takes place Sunday afternoon nt 2.45 to St. Duustan’s Pro-Cathe- dral thence to R. C. Cemetery.

MOORS FI-RE ON STEAMER.

GIBRALTAR, Dec, 26-The British

steamer Ludgate is ashore at Sainor Point. The Moors opened fire on the .tugs sent to their assistance and one sailored was wounded. l‘he tugs were iunable to reach,ths steamer and tue latter's crew dare not venture on deck. Warships will be sent to shell .the Moorish positions but it is fear- ed the natives may board the steam- er and kill the crew before help ar- rives.

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Quotatiourl furnished by F. B. Mc- Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond Bro- kers, Members Montreal Stock Ex- change, 164 Richmond St., Char- lottetown, P. E.1I.

Dec. 27.

NEW YURK STOCKS.

High Low Close

sei 93g sei No sale

Atchison Am. Beat Sugar

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Your Heating

and cooking apparatus will last much longer if you use our coal.

We have now on hand all kinds

of fresh mined coal free from slate

What we lack in

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»~ is Bargains in

Ladies’ Watches

Am. Smeltera Amnl Coppel-

Brooklyn R. T. Canadian 1-‘ac tit

Erie Great Northern Pfd.» Mex. Petroleum Miss Paciilc ‘ Northern Pacific

Pennsylvania

Reading

'Rock Island

Southern Pac flc

' Union Pacidc

assort- U.s. steel

ssl sl tsl 14; iss 'I-is ssl ssl ss;

2115 210| 211

29; ze; zsi

1271 126 127;

40 451 40 zzl zz 221.

110| 109| 100| 110 109; 1001 111; 110; 170;

13; is; 132 90; 90 90

1501 155; 151-;

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Send us your address and we will

luote prices.

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ment we mere than make U-S» S¢'=°1 PM up to you in low prices.

Here are three gems in

the popular O_size, solid 14k Gold hunting case.

1 only, extra heavy ca: e

beautifully engraved $39 now...... $2750

1 only, good weight case, beautifully cn aved I

$_;5now. . ...$24.50 1

I only, good weight

case, engraved $33 new

Choice of either Welt-

liam or Empire move- ments. ~

Highest grade ' old

filled watches now°...|s.0||

These prices are only.

accounted for, by the fact

that we are entirely clos- ing cut our Jewelry buli- held.

G. F. Hutcheson

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Ulth Copper 501 49? 50

MONTREAL STOCKS.

High Low Close

Brlzilian Traction 82§ 82k 82| Detroit ‘I0} 'l0t 70} Dom.Flteel Corp’n 38 370 38 Minn.& Bt.Paul(Soo)126I 126 1261 Montreal Power 216; N.S.Steel & Coal Com. No sale Richelieu Sn Ontario 111 110) 110; Shaw-lnigan No sale Spanish River Com. No Sale _ Twin City 1062 106| 106!

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High Low Close

Spot 12.50 unchanged. January - 1193 1186 1193 March 1220 1218 1220 May 1215 1209 1215 July 1216 1210 1216

GRXIN IND PROVISIDNB

_ 1-ng-n Low close

July Wheat 861 _Bel 86| May Wheat 90! 90k 9°i May Corn ` 69! GN “Bl May Pork 2090 2077 B077 HAY Lhrd 1105 1097 1097

at all the leading Dry

...’l!lXAMINA'I'ION.- '1'-he Eagleton

School exams beld on Thursday, Dec. 28rd, were very successful and large- ly attended.-F.

...°HEAVeY PORK.- Mr. James

Mills of Little _ River had a dressed hog in Annandale last .Saturday that tiDDed the scales at 700 lbs. This is the heaviest pig that bas 'been killed in the vicinity this season, and Mr. Mills says that he fattened it in three months.--F.

CHUHIIH SERVICES

METHODIST

First Methodist-Rev. T. Mur- shall at 11 and Rev. J. Heaney at 7. Bible Class at 2.30. Prayer service on Wednesday evening at 7.30. Students and strangers cordially wel- come.

Grace Church-Rev. J . Heaney at 11

and Rev. T. Marshall at 7 Sun- day School nnd Bible Class at 2.30. A cordial invitation is extended to strangers and college students.

PRESBYTERIAN `

St. James' Presbyterian.-Rcv.Dr.

Fullerton at eleven and seven. Stran- gers and college students are cordial- ly invited to all services. Sunday School and Bible Class under efficient teachers at 2.30 p. m. Prayer meat- ing Wednesday evening at 7.30, Morning Subject-The Angel of Mem- ory.-Evening-The Roll Call.

New Zion-Morning prayer meeting

nt ten a. m., Rev. Geo. Taylor at 11 a. rn., and 7 p. m. Sunday School und Bible Class at 2.30. A cordial in- vitation is oflered strangers and col- lege students. Morning Subject-The abiding presence of God. l<lvcning- The Star of Bethlehem.

_ BAPTIST

Rev. Z. L. Fash, at ll and 7

Sunday School at 2.30 with “Loyal- ists" class of adults in Church an ditorlum. A cordial welcome is ex- tended to all the services of this church. Morning Subject-Indelible Writing. Evening- Olivet, - The Mount of Ascention. Subjects ap- propriate for closing of the old year.

CENTRAL' CHRISTIAN

Central Christian-Evangelist Rev.

A. J. McLeod at 11 and 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m. All seats free. College stu- dents and strangers are cordially' in- vited to all services.

ANGLICAN

St. Paul's-Rector, Rev. T. W.

Murphy. Services at 11 and 7. Holy Communion at 8.30 n.m., Spec- ial Christmas Music at all services. Carols will be sung at the evening service. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. All seats free.

St. Peters Cathedral-Holy Com-

munion at ‘8 and 11 a. m.._ Matins at 10.15 and Carol service at 7. Rev. Dr. Hunt, King's College, will assist at the services.

Salvation Army--Services each

night of tire week and on Sunday.

5.25

IN WAGES

OR PROFIT

Health Sooner or Later Shows

its Value

Don't go around with that tired,

worn-out, down-hearted feeling. If you are constipated, bilious or have a sour, gassy, upset stomach, sick headaches, weak kidneys or sluggish liver, see to it that you cleanse your system of undigested food, foul gases excess bile and uric acid, by the use of the great fruit tonic laxative'

F I6 PILLS

and you will be free from headaches, neurslgia, rheumatisrn, lame back. indigestion and all the distressing forms of sickness usually caused ly constipation and kldlwv f-l`U“lll°- FIG BILLS do not gripe or sicken, but give a natural movement of the bowels. Refuse all substitutes. At all dealers in 25 and ,50 cent boxes or by mail from The Fig Pill Co., sz. Themes, one. Sold at Geo E- Hughee Dru! Store.

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Illlll SUEIEIY EULUMN

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days at their homes in this city, among these being: Mr. Cuthbert 5i1l\DB0ll. Mr. Eric Warburton, Mr.

Coliéi Macdonald and Mr. Ronald Ste# war .

Miss Jean Macdonald, who is at-

tending Royal Victoria College, Moutreul, is spending the holidays at her home in this city.

Mrs. John J. Mackinnon, Sidmounil

has issued invitations for a dancing party for Friday evening in honor of her daughter, Miss Mildred Mackin- non.

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Mr. Stirling Blanchard, of Montreal

is spending the holidays in Charlotte- town, the guest of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Blanchard.

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Mrs. S. R. Jenkins has issued invi- tations for a dancing party for young, people for Monday evening next.

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Mr. Basil Deacon, ‘of Toronto, is

visiting in Charlottetown, the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Deacon, Brighton Road.

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Mr. Stanley Bagnall of Dalhousie

University, is spending the holidays at his home in Charlottetown.

O O O Lieutenant-Governor and Mrs. Ro-

gers cntertained at Government House on Christ-mas evening a small family party. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stewart, Alberton; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. B. McCready und a few others.

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Are you one of those io vhom-

every meal is another source of suffering P

Na-Dm-Co Dyapep|ia'l`ableta

will help your disordered stomach to digest any reasonable meals, and will won restore it to such perfect con- dition that you'll never feel that you have a stomach. Take one afler each meal. 50c. a Box 'ai your Drugglsfs. Made by the National Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited. |50

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Thoroughbred Silver '_

llead 0iiice - Charloiielowu, l’.EI'l.

so Provisionalmllireciors U

Hooper Horne, Charlotletown, P E. I. President. Mersvreau, Sc. john, N. B., Vice-President. Ross, Charlottet iwn, P. E I , Sec’y-Treas.

Tnfts, D. C. L., Wolivillr-_ N. S.

Keirstead, St. John, N. B.

lbald Matthews, Albcrtun, P. E, I.

Foxes e

Six pair of highest grade P. E Island strains-progenh

tors of fourteen puns last spring. E ich of these foxes is guaranteed to qualify in Class A. nuderihe proposed Regis tration Act. _ .

and Ranch Management 4

The ranch is under the care of Archibald Matthews who `

has had seven years' experience in raising foxes. The cost i

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the foxes. Both rancher and his son retain a large interest ' in the Company. I

Capitalization E

Moderate considering the quality of the animals audi

their record for productivity. : l

Estimated Profits j

With reasonable success will be 65 per cent next Octo-

ber, with a little good luck, 100 per cent, '

Several of the Directors cf the Company have had ex-

perience in fox-breeding and are well-known reliable busi- ness men. _

For further information write the Secretary,

J. K. R 0S_S.

Masonic Building-

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' Complete course

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0wners Should Learn All About Their Cars There are lig opportunities for the young man of today in the automo-

An Up-io-llaie School

of instruction his been opened in the garage of the P. E. Island Motor Supply Co., on Gt. Geo Si; where PRACTICAL COURSES OF INSTRUCTION

will be given by a competent instructor.

Day and Evening Classes

ALL TYPES UF ENGINES AND MACHINES _

Price List of Various Courses

Course No.l

tion and certiiicate ofqualiiicaiion. two nights a week-

(Piesent owners of cars will be given special instruction on their own

cars as to their care, etc.)

COurso No. 2 _ _

Chauffeurs now holding licenses but wishing more knowledge

nu the suhj=.-ct, not including books.

. Same as above but including books.

\ Learn The Automobile Business '

Classes smrt Iauuarv 5th.

including books, driving lessons, examina-

$25.00,

Black Foxes C0. _

is guaranteed not to exceed Five per cent of the increase of }

Cou rse No. 3

Gasoline Engine, complete, ten lessons,

Course No. 4

Prospective chauffeurs, garage men ani iepair 1nen,day

tour; e complete, including books

For Full Particulars

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Wrilc or Phone C. J. REILY, Scc'y. Y- M. C. A.

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DINNER WARE _l

A new Stock Pattern in semi-porcelain with gold lines and small horde;

deroration in brown has recently been placed in stock. The pattern is very neat. an pretty and is proving very popular. This is a Stock Pattern and sold in any

Dinner Sell 97 P_l°¢°l Ugg:

1 ‘ we silverware a ebony Tu Sell 42 P'°°" '

F* assortment at very moderate prices.

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