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FOR THE 0UdRDlllN’S
SUBSCRIBERS
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The Milford Farm owned by John
C. McLeod was olered for sale Satur- day. The highest bid was $4000 but the reserve was higher 'than this a- mount and no sale was affected. F. H. Horne was auctioneer.
-'».s7- After being in b _siness for 11 years
the partnerahip_‘_§st_ing between J. B. McEachern~_g ,A. P. McDonald will cease after'DeccmUiir 11th. 'They have cleaned out their stock and gone out of business. The firm was very successful and in the 11 years
they both cleaned up a good bunch
YllGll\0\'y¢ ' .. .1 v ‘_ .l-nfl ~
'about as usual Saturday mornin
tree man. Mr. Garrison was- u
of W. 8. Garrison, the well-known d H
g oo umors
Ind 8190!' hlvilil bl'¢Bkll8b¢d WNW Commonly cnusc pimples, boils, hives.
hotel to Patrick 1nuuis»u's S1101* maker's shop, and after being there some little time he complained of pains in the pit of his stomach. He than returned to the hotel and still continued to complain of the pains ‘in the stomach and chest and also of
across the street from the EmDl'06S eczema or salt rheum, or some other
form of eruption; hut sometimes they exist in the ystem. indicated by feel- ings of weakness, languor. loss of lp- petite, or general debility. without
causing any breaking out.
They are expelled and the whole sys-
tem is renovated, strengthened and _
Leaves have »thel|'l;,tlma to fall and
_ flowq¢._to wither. '
.As the north winds breath and stars
to set. ‘ ‘ -
But all thou hast, all seasons for
thine own’,_0 death.
TUESDAY. '
A hog weighing 800 lbs, was sold
to James Kennedy, I-lensington, by John A. Brown, Graham's Road, a. few days ago. It is said _-to have
a smothering feeling. Local remedie
s toned by
were given, and about ten-thirty , I Mrs Leard noticed the hard breath- Hood S Sarsapanna
'ing of Mr Garrison and at once tele- Ge, _,_ ,_oda_y_ sam by an druggmu i
been the largest hog handled on the Island this season.. . f _...”..7,_:..._.,,_,,.
I "‘*~¥`--P.-:; f.',.'t~;‘.;l '_ A pleasant " ff_tle“`ffiii'¢1.ion' took
| h°°°d 1°; 3' d°°t° but Wm” he' '"` everywhere. 100 Doses One Dollar. ”
of money. Mr. MacDonald and iam- ily will go back tn their old home
in -Prince Edward Island early in the sbring.--The Moyie Leader, Moyie, B. C. _
A pretty house wedding took place
on Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 7th, at the residence of Rev. A. D. McDon- ald, Calgary, when Mr. McDonald's
D 1”. rived Mr. Garrison was dead. Dr. Jardine, the coroner, held an inquest
Thos. Johnston, Foreman; J. M. Noonan; P. N. Enman; W. W. .Mui- tart° T P. Grady; J. H. Gaudet and
body and hearing the evidence of Louis Leard prop., of the Empress
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on the body and s jury composed of answu-ing cheers from _ more than,
2,000 men and women who had as-i
semblfd Ou the quadrangle in front Of the court house and the surround- ing streets of East Cambridge.
Immediately after the verdict had
been announced and the girl had
'place at the \vT%5lesal`§.wa1ehous'e‘ of Mctloubrey and.Bulma,u, Prince _St., yesterday, when, Captain Theo. Dou- cett,= of'-R.'ustico, I’.E.I., was present- ed, by a,~uumbsr of his friendsfin this city, with agold mounted hriar pipe and pipe case. _ _Captain Doucett is one ofthe veteran P. E. Island ma- rinergiwisitiug this port. He has been a__ailihg»between the Island ports and
ll Rev. H. G. Giatz, M. A., B. D., of
eldest daughter, Elsie Jean, was married to James W. Hunt, of the firm of Reece, Giddy & Hunt, com- mission merchants, Edmonton, the ride's father officiating, assisted by
Sunny Slope. Mendelssobn's wed-
d
ing march was played by Miss
Edith MacDonald. The bride wore a
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aautiful gown of cream satin, trim- ed with pearls. A wreath of orange lossoms crowned her tulle veil, and er bouquet was of roses and lily of he valley. After the ceremony, Mr. nd Mrs. Hunt left for s. trip to the oast, the bride wearing a very
beautiful coat of Persian lamb and mink, the gift of the groom. (Rev. Mr. McDonald is a hrother of Major
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acDouald, Stipendiary Magistrate or Charlottetown.)
-In the list of prizes at the Wint- r Fair, J. W. Callbeck is credited
with first prize for "Sow two mouths and under three months." This should have read "over 9 and under
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5 months." Mr. Calibeck was also
awarded third and fourth prizes in
grades of any other breed, and
fourth in dressed carcass. This fine
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xhibit was taken to Amherst Fair
and looked after by George Callbeck, the bright and capable young son of
l. W. Callbeck, who is ill in the P.
|10. I. Hospital in Charlottetown, and
was not able to attend the exhibit.
-The death of Mrs. Janet Edgar
Forsythe, widow of the late Charles
F
orsythe, took nlace in Alberton on
November 9. She was the daughter of the late William and Janet Bell,
W D made their home in
ho came to this country from umfrieshire, Scotland, in 1872 and
I-Iill's River.
She had not been in good health for several years and her death was not unexpected but the deep grief of her
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riends and the sincere mounring of large sommunity will long be re
memhered. I-ler life was one _oi faithful devotion to duty with a_h_1gh sence of Christian responsibility. Such are always mucn loved and
' greatly missad. She leaves behind
h a
er two sons, John William at home, nd Robert B., principal of the
Rossland High School, also two
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laughters, Mrs. Howard Clark, Al-
berton, and Miss Bessie at home. The funeral was an exceptionally
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arge one. The service was conduct-
and Patrick Mulligan, brought in th following verdict: That W. S. Garris on came to his death from hear failure on Dec. 17th., 1910. The lat
C. Morris, who after viewing the
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hotel, Mrs. Leard, Dr. A. McNeill been discharged from custo<iy_ As.
_ sistant District Attorney Wier en.
deavored to persuade Judge Bond to hold Hattie as a witness to give evi-
°. dem* \>°f°f¢ the :mud jury than.. 0 ‘ lu iii 101.10. with su ofthe
ed by the Rav. George Millar.
On the eve of his departure for
East Point, to which parish he ha* been transferred, Dr. B. J. Gillis o St. Dunstan’s College was presented by the students with the followiul address, together with a fur coat and cap, as a slight token of thi great afiection which they have for
him:
To the Rcv. B. J. Gillis, D.D.
Rev. and Dear Sir:-We learn with
profound regret of your early de~ parture from St. Dunstan's College where during the short period of your profcssorship. you have succeed ed in an unusual degree in directing towards yourself the aiiections o.
the student body.
Your devotion to duty, and your
solicitude for the lessening of collcgf monotony have, we _assure you, im- pressed us with a sense of your re- gard for our welfare here, and led us to hope that you would not soon be transferred to~other fields, which per- ' haps might not offer such scope for the exercise of the many talents you possess, and which in the short space of three months we have so learned to spPl‘0°i‘1\7@~
We shall not dwell here on our re-
lations during the DBI* NW m0“'»h5~ They have been cordial, eminently satisfactory and fruitful of happy memories. We merely wish to express our appreciation of those relBtl0nE and to express the hope that vour return to us may be looked for in the not distant future.
We trust that in your new lDh°!'<
of usefulness you will have the good- will and kindly co-operation of your parishioners-which indeed you can-- not fail to have-and that your life there will be as happy ns it deserves to bc.
in conclusion-for we cannot pro~
long the pain that the consideration of your parting gives us-we re<i\\_°lf the acceptance of this symbol,_wh1ch but faintly typifles the affection in which we hold YO"-
Dr. Gillis left on Saturdal' FUUTU'
ing for East Point, to which parish he has been appointed as curate to Ilev. Jos. A. McDonald.
Special from Guardian Branch. _
SUMMERSIDE, December 19 _-
'rba death occurred vvfy si-_fld¢u|Y about ll o’c1ock Saturday morning at the Empress hotel, Bummersids,
Brunswick and came to the Islan about ten yvlrs ago where he ha since been engaged as representativ for Brown Bros. nursery. He we about 55 years of age and leaves to mourn several brothers and sisters in his native province. The funera takes place this afternoon at2 p. m. from the undertaking rooms of A. H. Wadman to St. John’s cemetery, St. Eleanor's‘. _
JAMESTOWN, Ny., Dec. 15-By
the burning of a farm house nea Russell, Pa., last night, the five yea
Mr. Garrison was a native of New
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Nelson was burned to death and two younger children were burned so badly that they will probably die.
Special to The Guardian. VINEYARD HAVEN, Dec. 18-
Cap't Carter of the schooner Jesse II-Iart, arriving here today after ter- ,rible experience reports the probable ,loss of the schooner Laura C. Hall, 'with all hands during Friday morn- ,iug's blizzard. _
The Laura Hall, was bound from
Port Reading for Sackville, N. B. and it is believed she foundered near Nantucket shoal.
Capt. Carter states that on Friday
morning the Hall, deeply laden, pas- sed his vessel and shortly afterwards disappeared.
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HIGHLAND LIGHT, Dec. 18-Th
were lost from their tow on Thurs day night, during a wild storm.
The Binghampton has been located
and saved, but the other two barges 'with crews of eight men have pro- .bably foundered.
_Special to The Guardian.
passing the civil service examination are C. W. Heaney, third on the lis in the third divis_ion,`and R. W. Tom-
B
Charlottetown. _
,>ublic works to eight hours a day. vas presented to the House thi
wages. The bill was still in com mittee when the House adjournedu midnight.
special to The Guardian.
cused by counsel for the defense of
WHS acquitted of a charge of being ani acessory after the fact. Mrs. Glover-f was not incensed when the verdict! was returned. When informed at her: home of the result she received tie! news cooly. I
"Does it surprize you?" she w'\s|
1; asked. ' |St. Paul, New York, ,Boston ami
old daughter of M,._ ,md_ M,.s_ Allred “Well, no", she replied. “I can‘t|0tber American cities. .He expects to
say that it does. ’I‘his has been a very funny mai right through! Hattie was accused of the crime. but, ‘ui reality I was tried for it." I “I did not do it, I want to go home to my father.” In a voice pathetical-I ly weak and with a strong accent' Hattie LeBlanc. the little French- Canadian girl, today madc her last statement to the jury which decided that, she did not murder her employ- er, Clarence F. Glover. Judge Bond finished his charge to the jury at 9.32 and at 9.45 the twelve men rem-ea 1;.. consider their verdict. !
At no previous time since her ar-I
rest had Hattie shown more grieff plainly than this morning. When she was brought into the court room, by' a deputy sheriff and the matron of thc; Cambridge jail she was pale and sub-`
stant the cloud that had settled upon- her countenance. The jury too, 'p]s.in_| ly evinced the strain to which they! have been subjected. As the 12 men? crossed the corridor ou their way 'tu the court room, only two bore upon, their faces any trace of a smile. The
AWA’ Dec' 18'_°Am°ng th°s° 0th“l"B10°k€d Brave and showed in und mounted upon n. white horse.
their faces that they have been giving
I careful deliberation in the case. has taken a keen interest in all
When the trial was resumed 'at 9
uns' In the Prehmm”-"Y» both 0|' o'clock, Judge Bondnt once continu- hockey and rifle shooting, being a
ed_hii;_ chartgg to the j_ury.B _ member of the Pirates Baseball and
_ _ n is a ress, urge ond refer- Hockey Club _(successors to the
_gif/;wAM Des* 1_5_"T'h° l-"H 1IlU`0‘ red to the sore on the finger of the Tigers), and of the Manitoba Rifle _~ Y f~ “Ville (Mf1150“H°\1V9) defendent, which he said, the prosecu- Association. As a. member of the “U restnct the h°“"S Of lab" “P011 tion claimed, was made by the back- Piratrs hocket team, he acquired
fire from the revolver. -much fame as u puck chase in many
_ , 5 The district attorney then' gorrcnt- of its cup matches, and of his skill
Welling u_1 an amended form, and as ed the judge saying that me g(,v¢rn..on the defence line as goal kcpper, in auch received the endorsatxon of the ment claimed that the sore was made’1|1rgely attributable the cups which .overnment. The bill as amended by the flash from the muZZ1e_ ltbe club now bold, and 'the success it "'3‘SU`1CtS W0Fk 011 l>l_\b1iC blli_l¢1iuLZS to "D0 you mean that She shot hgplhas attained. Mr. Fergiison and his i8. hours a week, with n. stipulation gem" asked Judge }30nd_ |friend, Heber Auld, another famous` that extra time shall be paid for on DjS;_ri¢|; Attorney Higgins did notilsland shot, camo-' very close to the basis of 20 per cent. additional rep1y_ 'catching a place on the famous Bis-
- 'rife court culled mention 00 the 1°Y.'1`€“m 1”* Year- MP Fursuwu' lf fact that no experiments had beenlalways “s°9_ H hee _E“t"e1d~_ Whikll
made with the revolver to show that( such a sore ns has been described on' the defendeut’s finger could be madel
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would warrant the indictment f' 8 __ . 1 __ Mrs Lillian M. Glover, the widow gfuocal dealers' S...-__-ydnay Ex" Dec' 6' . Clarence GIOVBT. Who had been ac- His'many friends in Hampton and
Sydney for the past 35 years and the present is the tenth consecutive autumn that he has brought a cargo of produce to this city Captain Dou-
vicinity, especially at this season of
Ning the F981 Clllflfil in the Case. |paacq on earth and good will toward Judge Bond declined to grant the|men are pleased to again welcome
I requisition. Last spring Mrs. Glover,to their midst Alexander Patrick
' _ ' `tself and what was ten years
_ dued. Her usual smile was absent and mg I ' f Barge Birghamptou, and two others the morning greetings of her attor-Egfsiracreg “£2,251 c:'vc;-fsd “gin bgggi
nays “med £0 dlspel for eve" a" ‘“‘|some and durable structures. Mr.
Ferguson, of Winnipeg, Man., who has recently returned to his old home to spend a. well earned vacu- tion. Mr. Ferguson left Winnipeg on Dec. 3rd ‘and arrived--at Summerside some few .daysga o_ after having visit- ed en-route Chgago, Minn0l1p0liH.
remain on the Island for,a_bQut three months, then to return to `Winnipcg where he has _extensive business in- terests. Energetic and resolute, and‘ realizing the limited held adorded for his young ambition by his native land, ambucd wich, and impellecl by the possibilities and opportunities of Western Canada, he determined to seek his fortune in the west, and, therefore, help his home some ten years ago, locating at Winnipeg, where he has been engaged in the contracting and building trade ever since. Even in the short space of ten years, Mr, Ferguson has 'seen Winnipeg grow from a city of 80,000 to nearly 150,000 dnliabitants, per- haps the most cosmopolitan on tlic‘ American cont1ncut._ East, west, north and south, the city is extend-
l<‘erguson has been for many years a sta nsistent and cnthusiasti
thugs young hopefuls propose PFBC' ticing hard this coming BPPIHK Wm* the View ¢0 B free trip across the pond on the next Bisley Team. Mr- Ferguson is most' enthusras_tic_as f-0 ‘the resources and possibilities of iwestern Canada, especially MD-ui tuba, which he claims Wil-ll ll" boundaries extended to include all that vast tract of country 50 We north of her present limits, and vvltll the Hudson Bay railwal’ 9-mlwwlnm' jpeg, the gate-way city is destined to become the arbiter of the .fortunes of the Dominion. 'Yet with Scott Mr. |Ferguson believes the truth Ol UW following lines. ' ' Breathes there a man with soul so
I dead,
Who never to himself hath said
This is my own native land.
'l‘o My Friends in P. E. I.
In this my initial letter as cor-
respondent ,to the “Beau-Brummell" of all P. E. I. papers let me state that in the future I shall endeavor to keep the readers of this good pa- per posted as to the welfare of their sons, daughters and relatives in gen- eral, in this, ons of the largest and
busiest cities in the llnitcwtatcs-
I suppose that there- .without
doubt mdre Islanders located in'B0s- ton and its surrounding towns, than any other city on the map, and itc has been my good fortune to meet some one of my former acquaintan- ces every day from the' Garden of the Gulf. lt is some fifteen years since I left the dcar_0ld place, and time no doubt has made its custo- mery changes. Many of the boys and girls I knew then have grown almost beyond recognition. Those that have steered their course to Iiostou 1 have met in my daily travels or at least the greater part of them, and now that I have associated myself with The Guardian, I hope to meet them all. Hoping that my future letters and notes will meet with universal approval to the readers of this paper 1 will close this preliminary by wish- ing you all u Merry Xmas and A l-lappy New Year.
Docs anyone remember Dan Mc-
|lsanc, hc used to be a marble worker with a concern on Kent Street. I see hiui most every day, he is manager of one of our Hotels, looks fine and has a good position.
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I saw J. B. Dawson, the other day,
better known to his Island friends as "Brent" he is in the grain and hay business in Muttapan, a short ride from the city, and doing very well.
\¥ U O ‘ Carver and Carver, Attorneys at
Law, tliat’s the sign pniuted ou the front door, leading to one of the lar- gest suites of offices, in one of Bos- t.on's biggest office buildings, none other than l'ercy W. ami Arthur G.
unch, co _ c,
though broad minded, member of thu Orange l.odge, ili which institution' he held muuy high offices, ami nn the 12th of .Iuly is a familiar figure upon the streets of Winnipeg regaled
For the last few years Mr. .Ferguson
kinds of sport; including baseball,
Mr. Auld is enthiismstic in his praises of the Ross Rifle. Both of
'iew“House of Commons will be th same as the old one.
LONDON, Dec. 18.-With the excep
tion of n few personal changes th
' with the revolver, altho the police 0 had the weapon for more than a
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If the six districts, still unreported
mls will have four members less and
the Unionists one less than previous ly, making these predominant par ties exactly equal, if a Liberal ilpeu er is elected. The Laborites have gained thi and the Nationalists two seats.
Both the Nationalist ga'1s wr Unionist losses. The standing of pn ties tonight is: Liberals 268. Laborites 43.
Nationalists 72.
go the same as last time, the Liber-
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Judge Bond said that the jury had,
the right to infer what interes s in-1 fluenced testimony on either side. I-Ie referred to Attorney Elmer’s receiv- ing $4,153 from Mrs Glover, and said that if Elmer was interested in col-| lecting evidence to use in the case tol
were interested.
When Judge Bond ended his charge,
"Hattie LeBlanc you now have the
opportunity to say anything you de- sire."
make it clear that Mrs Glover was, not implicated, then both witnesses,
Clerk Dillingham turned towards thcl diminutive prisoner, and saidz- |
lleepllnlyfs Skin Clear
Mothers, do ,. you realize the importance of caring for baby’s
Independent Nationslists 10. Total
Pale and frightened the girl rose,
193.
Unionists 271. Two of thc Independents ure gone
ally looked upon as Libernls.
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There is no further talk -f Parnel-
The Government policy is confin-
lite home rule.
ad merely to self-government fo
l'
Ireland, subject to Imperial control.
--The plea of Hattie LeBlanc to b
allowed to go back to her old home in West Arichat, with her father, was granted today, when a jury, after de- liberating an hour and a half. decid- ed that she was not guilty of the
murder of Clarence F. Glover at Wal
tham, on the night of November 20 1909. The verdict was a popular
he
one--so popular, ln fact that t
traditional decorum of a Massachu-
setts court was swept aside while
men and women cheered, shout
and wept for joy. The demonstra- tion contlnued for _ten or twenty minutes, and the court officials were
utterly powerless to stem it. The-
crowd in the corridors took up th cheers of the throog that was pack in the court room, and there cam
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Thiel: and Cloudy
grins, nfrsvel or one. u f'
and all di.seTs=:.Tf
the lldneye and lledder.
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‘ Litile lo year old Leona Kelly of' Pembroke, Oni. had an annoying weakness of the bladder and kidneys. Whipping und scolding did not avail and the child became worst. Then a friend advised Bootb's Kidney Pills. She is now cured and her mother
writes: "_l cannot thank Kon enough for the happiness Boot 's Kidney Pills have brought to our home and I can recommend ihem fo mothers with children suffering in this way." Sold
and guaranteed hy Geo. E. Hughes,
ity.
folded her arms across her breast and turned towards the jury. Her voice was so faint that her words could be heard only a short dis- tance.
"I did not do it; I want to go
home to my father."
The jury was unable to hear her,
because she spoke so faintly, and her chief counsel, Melvin M. Johnson, re- peated her statement for the benefit of the jurymen.
James Cummings, son of Malcolm
and Mrs. Cummings, of Darlington, P. E. I., aged twenty five years was accidentally killed recently by being caught under a log while employed as brakesman on a logging train for the International Timber Company. of Campbell's River, British Colum- bla. The remains of the late Mr. Cummings were bl‘0lll!hl- 1101110 0" Dec. 'ith by his brother Allan. The deceased was possessed with many charming qualities of mind andiman- ner and by his kind and sympathetic nature has left lasting remsmberan- ces on the hearts of those who had the leasure of his acquaintance and
mourned. His life, though short, was bright and full of promise, but it is little matter at what hour of the day the rigourous fall asleep. Death cannot coma to him untimely who has learned to die, "the less of this brief earth the more of Heaven, the shorter time the longer immor- tality." That the deceased young man was beloved and esteemed was attested to by the large concourse of icquaintances who notwithstand- ing the state of the roads gathered fat his funeral on the atb to pay their
were strongly impressive, were con- ducted by the Rev. John Gillis, pu-
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by whom his death shall be sincerely,
tender, easily irritated skin? Neglect or unsuitable methods may give rise to simple rashes or tiny sores. 'I`orturing, dis- figuring humors follow and threaten to become permanent. Not only is Cuticura Soap the purest and sweetest for baby’s bath but, assisted by Cuticura Ointment, it affords the speedicst and most economical method of clearing baby’s skin and, scalp of eczenias, rushes, itchings and irritations, :uid of
. establishing a permanent condi-
tion of skin and hair health. _
,` Cuul-nm som use oinimm are sem ny drusslus everywhere. Porter Dmu A cn..-in, liurp.. Bois Propel, Boston. Man. Bend for free 4.'u\leura Buns uu use can of skin and scalp.
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last trlbuteu of respect to his mem- ‘ » . -
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Carver of Pownal, located in thc af<>|‘c».~;airi place of business, 'ieiiotes the cmuiit.ii»u of ndairs financially.
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I met J. Lewis Hayden from Ver-
non Iiivcr, lie has been in the llcal Estate business for s. number of years, but in a short interview be told me he had given ii: up and was going in the Cafe businoss _-ionic- whcre on Washington Street, niiout the first of the year. _
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Joe l'>'Neill, formerly of Vernon
River, is in the "‘Co1lectingl.nd debts” business. I should think Joe
line, lots of experience.
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Any fellows from I-‘. E. Island \vho
ivunt. to meet any of the girls nom his home, will just drop in to C|iil.ri's Restauraunt on Washington Street, near Boylston, between the ‘.»‘»'u's of eleven a.m. and two p.m., will meet her there, either waiting on table or ‘feeding her face.
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The Boston Arena is now open, this
is practically the first season. One of thc largest in floor ice skating rinks in the world. There is some 27000 square fcct of ice surface, froz- leu by a mechanical arrangement. '1‘hc floor is covered with about 20 webs of piping through which circu- lates a freezing! substance, composed of ammonia and other chemicals. To give an idea how fast they can freeze n surface-one man with a spray hose can start spraying at one end of the rink and by the time he is done spraying, the ice is in first class cou- dltion for skating. The working stall of the Arena from the Executive Staff down, is composed of Cana- dians. J. W. Norfolk, of St. John, N
would be reasonably siiccessiiil in this'
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Il., is Hockey Manager, William W. llrowii of Pownal, P. E. I., better known as “Billie” is Chief Instructor of Skating. _ The chief engineer is‘ from :Yarinoutli, N. S., and the maj-l or part of the help _hail somewhere from the land of the Maple leaf. Billie Merritt, the speed skater ofrli.. .lolm is pulling oil some very fast half miles, while Edgar liichardson, of Sydney, N. S., is showing his Boston frieiids some fine points in liocl`iey_ Another capital place to meet friends from home. _
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Jack Sheehan, of Summerside, is
the holder of a very nice position in thc capacity of manager ci lutnlop- Cook & Co., Canadian I<‘iirrie1~s. I dropped in on .lack one duy this wr-ek and he was very glad t.-. sec me. This store is one of the i»\r_ifest and best. stocked stores in the United States, catering to the finest trade. Ladies furs are their special line and right here, is where Mr. Sheehan shines.
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For the music lovers who read The
Guardian I shall give from time to time in my letters the ragius' -wusic success of the day, Instrumental und vocalf
“Up Josephine in 'ily Flylm.: M0011-
iug" (Vocal.)
“That Barber Shop Chord" (Rag
Vocal.)
"Chicken Reel" (Inst. Rag) "Italian Love" Vocal.) `
Linklatter, yesterday morning, after' an illness of soma months, of John Sharp, one of the oldest and most respected residents of that place. Deceased was eighty-three yuan; of age and leaves to-mourn n wife and one sou Holden. .The funeral takes Place this afternoon from his late re- sidence to tbe,People's Cemetery.
Special from Guardian Branch.
SUMMERSIDE, December 20_
The Supreme Court at Summer- side resumed at 10.30' a. m. yesterday and His Lordship gave his charge tn the jury in the case of Martha Jen. ette Mcflallum vs. George Bowness_ On the conclusion of the Chief Jus- tice's charge the jury retired at 11.- 30. When Court resumed after dinner the jury came in and through their foreman announced that they could not agree. His Lordship asked the foreman 'if he thought there was any cliancu of them agreeing if they we;-u nent back to the room and the fore- man said he did not think so. The Jury. standing 4 for the uefemem. and 3 for the plaintiff. The jury were then discharged. While the jury were out the case of Ilev. F. S. Bamford vs Geo. Bowness, an action for de- famation of character, was then call- ed and the following jury impanelled: A. J. McLellan (foreman), Stephen Saunders, Jos. Connolly, Peter Cah-
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“My Hero" (From the chocolate
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Th death occurred at his ll0n1c
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ill, Dennis 0'Brine, Howard Adams and Hugh Mclver. The plaintiffs case was opened by Mr. Saunders \vlio after addressing the jury called
~_ las his first witness Rev. F. S. Bam-
“°"]"‘r Umm) (V°°”l`) ford, the pismtui, when direct cr-
Special from (;,m,~,|ia,, B`r,mch_ amiuation was not finished when
SUMMERSIDE, December 20- court adjourned until 10.30 this ii.
Guardian:
ilud the winning contestants to be as
» DISTRICT
Gertrude White, Clinrlottetown (_8ewi
` DIs'rRIc'r
DISTRICT
Blanche Saunders, 'Trilby (Piano) .
Mar arci f-ltcvcnuou, New Glasgow
at 10 p. in. (i‘lion0|;:l`f1lll\)--- ~
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To The Isiand (mm-ding Pub, 00,, Publishers of The Charlottetown
Gentlemen'-We, the undersigned judges. have cimvassed wg] “‘;;’_}_tv_‘__’;f,
in The (;uni~¢lian’s New York City and Bermuda _Islands on
follows:- _
NO. ONE.
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lurs. Vernon Matthews, Summerside (Plano) . . . ...
ng Mnchine)... .. ..
N0. TWO.
Fannie Mouse, Kensington (l"iano)._. .___ f.. Ethel McLean, Montague (Bermuda 'lrip) _ _ . .__ .
N0. THREE.
Annie Hume, Bristol (Bermuda Trip)... °~
(Organ)...
_ 2,l34.820 _ 1,716,310
2,823,170
_ 1,887,800
88,060 99,940 57,910
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is - - _ _ _
Mary llrcliaut, Aicxunllra, with gain fiom ilcc. 5th to Die. 17th _ ______2__0
D. J. RILEY.
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beans, carefully ae-
lected, cleaned, Q" roasted, freed I
* a_ -_- from shells ,I _ 'i _ and the ex- - ' cess of fat, and I
' l then, by a per-
fect mechan-
` ical process. is
' reduced to a
very fine. red-`
_ brown pew-
; 1" ' der. f(’|°s_a5-
. '~ . lutelypure, .ei-“~ ‘°
‘ U 8 ‘lt-011°# "healthful, and makes u most delicious drink. Get the genuine with
_ our trade-mark on the package.
I2 IIIGIIBT AWARDS IN EUROPE ANI) AMERICA
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rowing fether,_ mother, three bro l¢a\lh|l1l| Dlthldl, nail.
Mrs. Vernon Matthew Summsrslde.... Gertrude White, 234 (lt. Guo. Bt....... Katia Large, 64 Bayfield May Coyle, 268 Dorchester Leila Williams, 76 Elin Avenue........... ide. Doirou; 80 Bpring,Park Road...... Gertie Evans, 203 Richmond Jennie Lonergan, 105 Pownal St........
Kensington, Montague, Georgetown,
Fannie Mouse, Kensingson.................. ilithel McLean, Montsgue.............. Jennie Garrett. Souris......................... Mary Kinch, Tignish............................ idstella McLean, Alberton.................... Lizzie Caseley, Kensiugton.................. Mamie Bernard, Tlguisb......................
fda Johnston, Petsr'l"BoNd................ Julia Graham. Bradalbaue.................. .Florence Good, Wjinaloe Btation......... Bon Westaway, Albion, 'flat l9.......... 1’iiile Howatt, Coleman....................... Margaret Gay Ht. __lIope..................... un. n0i>m_i-nmiy, neun-e».............
Marie DelR%¢l, lirc0\\c\e............... K1-e. Mabel Kinnen Gaepereeim... Jessie Camargo. 0aledonia................... tire. John Smith. Hunter nivee......... new 1-1 nn. ui¢¢....»......................,.. Agnes Gflfelpie, Bllefeood Station... Adelia Horton. Gl\dst4me.................... lilveiyn Boyle, rnoobe Buchanan, l*nasrietoa............
Last Vat
1,003,020 1,201,310 090,190 019,000 102,040 192,000 14-/,110 00,040
294,000 173.000 0,000
Souris.»
094,170 850,800 907,940 545,560 686,010 610,550 _ 85.040
1 , 829 ,000 1,037,000
746,000 800,000 494,400 534,000
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District No. One (District Prize Piano), includes Charlottetown ll
Summerside: e SM" vow Tot,” vom
1,011,000 2.134442” 010,000 1.715»~*1"
1,109.19” 092,000 103,040 102,000 141.110 00,040
District No. Two (District Prine Piano), includes Albertou. Tlinuh'
2,023.11" 1,001,800 1.053.040 1,340.50” 1,100,410 1,144,100
00,040
_ *_ - ,é 0. 6
includes' A the ‘villages 6°
-010.120 1482.000 _ ass,ss0» 21.000 1' »sss,0a0 4.000 _ 051,100 27.000 ' 400,100 _
` 1400010
sisfsio _ 4.000
as-1.190 ~ "
200.010 ~~~ ~ » -'~
141,040 ~f_:‘.r_....-_.-.. -»
140 910
1as'ne0 _ '“_'5_`50i7` W _.Q
ss’so0 ?""""`
' 113,00 ~_ up ._ ei'
11,200 __ ._~_;
_ 50.000 ._ _ _.`._‘_. '_!.l"-
District No. Three (District Prine Piano). U Post offices of King’s, Queen'a and Prince Counties, a\\d___t5°°¢h°" 9°” in Prince Edward island not listed hx District One and _ -
2 388 060
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Blanche Saunders, Trilby....................._1.135.050 13,5 » . gpm Annie Hume, Bristol............................j 931.940 1.;$»°°`f " g%g.,_9“ Margaret J. Stevenson,.Ne1r Glas¢ow__,1»335»91“ __ as-gg 1'392_750 Mar? Brehaut, Alexandra...................¢.1,101,750 7 . __ 1'63,_17° fihristfna Melina, Heathsrdale..........._&§' 949.170 . Nggg . 1'515_°3q Myrtle Taylor, Pounds Mills..............,'~ 5gofoo% _,1'o”_;‘00 Annabelle Moliinuon, DeBahle...........».,_. .1 1 '~ ‘ 7120
as . 090.690 I 092,080 504,100 49a,1s0 000.310 mmm 211.290
' 265.820
148.640 140,910 '. sz.J'J° 109,100 78,800 _ 77.200 £0,000
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