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DECWMBER 18- 1909 ' 'mn hirmsr News U THE CHARLOTTETOXVN GUARDIAN ""' _ rmsr on au: 0”" PAGE NINE . _

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III Il.l.I9l-I-Illlelll

Ifdlfll' SIIFIPIIISID

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Yawned, But His Coffin

Was Needed

9 ecial-to The Guardian '

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TEBREHAUT» Dec- ~17'“A5 the Special -to The Guardian t f ' OTTAWA Dec 17'”A ll

_ _ bl _ _ _ p enoinenal

nndertaker started t0 prepare the L0ND0N_ Dac_ 17_Regina1d eseellgifal atrfxoxgggs X13? zzased increase in' the tonnage of freight . _ b0flY °f Edwardimurphy fm' blmfll McKenna- first Lord of -the .Admir- the car -to the railwai' station and handled by the Canadian Canals Special 'eo The Guerdmm lean be made as feet ee Memes the suPP°°°d dem man “ms” - In altY- is the latest victim of Sufi- managed to catch the same train during 'the ye" is reported' TORONTO’ Dec “_A statement demende '

ragette vi01¢n¢e_ , and again moles-ted Mckenna when Statistics by the Canals depart- foreshadowing the construction of The Capt and °r°W‘°f the St” After addressing a meeting at the he alighted at the terminus ment sh°W the t°ta1 tonnage Since railway shops to rival-the big Can- ee Part Celborne deserted at te s°“th find- McKenna was surround- A scuffle followed in which Mc- spring has been 32'735'898' an `i”' d' F 'fi bl' h ' Soo rather teen ettempt the en

f ed by the Women. _ Kenna received a blow from a feed- crease °f 15’635’8B5 tons' °r “l` Iiregle vxd 0 Silaablsliinielllille m Moe-A to Fort Wiulsme

The police succeeded in getting ing tube, a reminder of the im- ml?-_t 100 Pement' V1 Mont’real 'm y ann In Pglliiileecdieie Cftllichboftegle Mount? the F' t L d` _ ‘ _ einerease was argol t S lt " _ - _ 0 _ 8- 08 Ofscrucnl

irs or into a motor, but.prisoned.Sufi1agettes who refused st Ml _ _ Yi 9-\1 "When the Eastern and Western the Emp___e_ _S dead at Hudso

- °"° °f the Snlfnngelitcs jumped on 'food in rison and received forced e une' I lines are 1 d H ‘d -

,ner joking to the embalmer about the f tb _d d - . P _ with the exnentinn of tha T t °°nl2 ° UP- S9-1 Mr Bay .Tunction_

oo oar an it was necessary nourishment. Canal an the canals showed ral; Marin,” .we will have very exten- Qneben ,non-,ng Pictu,-a theatre

phd and yawned. “I feel better after my long amp,” he said. _ murphy had been up a state o wma for ten hours. The undertaker was soon recalled however, for Murphy really died

his "first death.”

Double that of Last

tion. and Strike Him With a y,,,»,T,,,,| ’ Feeding Tube. -_

Special -to The Guardian.

iiii[iiii`|_l

His nhin nhl Wil il Sllll

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THE FIRST LORD itlllll lilillt RA1LWAy 3301>; AND 'IEEE LADIES WIS Vllll llllll F0-R'f0RON‘l`

Suffragettes Surround Him, Get on His ' ""

supposed. C°fPS@ Arm and r.»;.J,0,._ Moles, Him at Railway St___ ~n,,,,,,,g,, pam, was N,,,,| y Canadian Northern Shops to Rival Thos

of C.P R. Captain and Crew Desert. Police I’ns.pector Dead. Sunday

' Law in Quebec.

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Piiiinilnui HIS PISSIU lwll __ Man, ,,,,|H,iuvii huluh 's.|n. niiiiis

Special 'to The Guardian. f -2- _ ,.'_»" PHILADELPHIA, -Dec '17-At .. least five__g_irls employed in a six 'M _ _ storeyed building occupied by Sher- 1/7/ _/55-W / ,, ~ woods, manufacturers of undertak- 'q_ _ ’.',f.‘»_- er’s supplies, which was destroyed ‘\ _ W .';°»I»._ by fire, ,are missing, and it is fear- _ _ '\\‘, /'* ai," -_ -,'.'.i; ed have lost their lives. _ ‘ _ -L’--‘ ,-_,f

One fifremen was killed and a ." _\'/_ ` score ,o persons sustaine burns ‘-_ ~ _ and other injuries. \\ \ \A\\\*

IIIIIIIII SWIEIHIIIII _

WITH Hlllllllllll

f .cr f»:'7¢ - f' __-e/_"f

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‘ lilllf l_l@l@Lli °f BEL(-[Ulf _ BRUSSELS, Dec 17-King Leo-

pold _died at 2.35 yest|`:.‘=l.iy incin- ing, his .aged and _wasted body be-

. ing. unable to stand the strain put

BOSTON, Mass., December 16-- upon it. The collapse occiirrc--l sud- Ardent _William _Wliall has been denly and at a moment when the compelled to give bond for $500|doctors seemingly ,had had the

that he will not resume his loving attentionsito Miss _Olive G. Blair of Dorchester, and- especially that if he does call on the young wo- man, _that he will not try to win

greatest hopes for his recovery.

The end came quickly and after a

‘spell of weakness, peacefully. Prince Albert arrived at the death bed about 25 minutes later. He

her heart at the point of a pistol. was accompanied by .Princess Clem- llliss Blair says that he has beenfeutiue. Albert kissed the dead king persistent ,in hisattentions to her. |andGle? the _cl_i_a1nb_:er weeping. Bar- One reason that she does not care,on o inet, .t e ing’s secretary, for this attention, Miss Blair says, 'started immediately for Brussels is that he .has a wife at his former ~ to notify the members of the royal

Prince Edward Island home. Toifamily. Ali; he was __;ntering his get rid of the young man a few motor car e exclaimed: “TQ think evenings ago Miss Blair promisedlthateonly yesterday we were still to incet him in the street. -When heIfull _of confidence, and_now the got there he found a policemanlking is dead.” keeping the trist. The bluecoatl It appears that _the doctors were arrested him. When seen recently,ptotally unprepared for such a fat- lliss Blair said, “I am a native of fal termination. It was fa nun, act- llova Scotia .and on my first visit‘inE ns 8- nurse- Wl10 IlI`S'C uutivcd to the States, came ,to Bo-‘Lori o:ieIthe heavy breathing of the .king. year ago. Whall first rnct me ht; She called Dr Thiriar to the bed- my place of cuiplo§,‘;_-‘cnt Lastside. Both doctors,Thiriar and Dr Summer I learned from his bro-j Page resorted to injections of rnor-

zlier-in-law that he had a wife at phiue but these had no effect. ._ ome. He became _so persistent; ~--*~ , that I left Dorchester and wentl St _n;§ae;eE,¥;£,hRalAI;.` Fullerton ll0Ul€, returning Bb0\1t tllI`€E Wenksht 'll and e7. Straiigeis welcome ago. I was .more than surprised and provided with good seats. Sun- whgn early during' the pl-esentfduy School and Bible classes at month he called on me one evening§tl"° ""’ty' ' Ididlnot let him in. The next II Z,oa___n,_,,_ George E_ Ross heard from him was when he wasjpnstor. hir-ruing 'prayer meet- admitted to the house under nn im: ut. 10 -1. m~ Rev. Geo.

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assumed name' It was then that I§I:IniirlR0s‘~el|le‘Ii‘l iiiielmleiillilc egigsssevegt llllfl lllm 8,I‘l`eBt6ll." whall demed,2_30. ldytiiilciitnnnd strangers are vcr- sgltned to W00 the girl- with 9' re'ldially invited to all services.

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` s'r nur~‘s'rf\iv's GATHEDRAL.

__ i-‘irish M-.su -rt .<-vt---_ thirty, Chun- 1-_--ri coat ht $32.50 men cnc

|rcn's lvlnsu nt eight thirty, Gatcchism this advertisement. Tlplcy _:archer rgpcr- lniincdiutclv after moss High Mass V91 all the Price and S Ou ° “

ut ten 1\"|irl:Y- vnspcrs 'and Bcnedic- by alklntendlng buyers. tI_t___ wIc::l_<§__\i_c

tion nt scvcn p. m. 'im-possible t0 P&S§ .DY _ I-_ ___&'__

” SALVATION ARMY. _ Necktwaar andt N0_t1p_:i__ t__0_£:\y €_§e_‘_-“___

Sunday Service nt_7. 11. 3. _und Lf” °‘ ng no e._° t t , , - _ 2 30 p ni Week nights Service.-|rul fillt nnggefmons ha tam pglgxxglr

, , ' ' ;, _ , ,- _ , _' - fde. Dainyue changes to be made in L-liurch ser- Monday. lil:--.rl-;_y___. lhursday. an<l_l;p_;cp__rh_cv_ap;y H; ___ __e__M___8 box” ____

vlcea must not be later than Fri- Saturday at off! 0- U1

dnl' Ht noon.

METHODIST. ---"*'*””'“'

l“lrst Methodist. - Rev. H. E. 'l`l\0mas pasto_r,services at 11 and at I7 Prayer meeting at ten o. ni. (lhfldrcn/s Day exercises at 2-30- Pfbyer meeting Wednesday at 7.30.

Grace Church.-Rev Wm Harrison ut; ll and 7. Prayer meeting at 10 a. lu. Strangers welcome and provided

with comfortable seats.

BAPTIST.

Benn.-i.-Rev G. R. which pastor Bervices will he conducted

lf eleven and seven. Sunday --

School class at 2.30 p. m. Vis"- ltors always welcome and provided

'llll comfortable seats.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN. _Rev J. F. Floyd, minister J- if. Floyd he ii --<i'.' v- rn- s“n‘ll¥ School and Blhle Class Hi *wc thirty n. m._ Prayer and ` "lugellstlc service every. W¢'<lu09' i ‘lsr at eight: p. m. Seats free

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coiiiso EVEN'f‘S~

wh-In s. o. ie. Mo---my Dfc 20fh~

(Too late for classification.;

a. rn. at Guard

cordlu-‘ly invited to all services. Min Ilter's residence, 104 Prince Street.

BOSTON, Dec. 16-Capt. 'Al-

bert M. King of the five-masted '-‘

schooner Governor _Ames, wrecked _

near Cape I-Iateras, was the last of Sneclnl 'lin Thli Gnnfdlau- four brothers, all of whom perish- M0NTREAL»_ Dec 17-A meeting ed-at sea. Both Captain King and °f the D°min1°n Steel C°n1PnnY his wife, who was lost with him WHS held tcday at which the .pro- were natives of Lunenburg, N. S. P0565 me_1`l!€I` With D0n1111i0I1 Coal Before Captain . King left Boston was °°“S1d°1`°d- _ on his fatal voyage he told his dau There are ~iInP°1`tnnt °l1n!lZ¢S iu ante, that P,-amonitian warned the Coal Board, Ross retiring from

ward Islander. The sole survivor, Plummer' F°fg°t and W00n Joseph Spearing, belongs in Cam-

bridge, Hants County, N. S.

________ JAPANESE PHIMIEHS if _j/|j[qN|i|g{Nj HlllQ_llliNllHlNlIf

I ` EHHISIIIIIIS IIISPLIII

T()KlOl Dec 18-A conference 'oe-

twcen Premier' Marquis Katsura and

_ex-Premier Marquis Sayoniji held ro- ,cenely was obstensibly for the pur-

ers will find thc full page display ad-,cd that the death of Prince Ito would vertlsement of Messrs' Sinclair & _eausn 110 Change in the policy of Jap- one were inclined to forget that this of ann _ panty in _power in were the Ghristrhas season with allithe U_e.t_ A Sgmpoficiay nc.

the many thoughts and ang-gnstgnnnniiiort of this conference appearing in

~ t - \ h h _,what may he )egardcd -as the oi ‘an

met ie brings O mm( e eu e e Dem ‘of the Premier, the Kokoumin Fheim-

S31 of th” ad ang avml’ t0 u“”|hi1in, states that the policy outlined Sm” Wonld certainly be Very l`°'ll>y Marquis Katsura during his io"ni frcshiug. It would be dildicult indccd|of` office for tho lust two years name- to Sllcuify which suction of this sto_rc_ly peaceful ilevesopcmcnt of Japanese is of must interest to Xmas shippers resources and increasing friendship as every departmcn-t contains a boun-[with foreign countries- was adopted as

tiful supply- of useféil and beaut`ifi_ll_thc slogan of the Seiyuknim for the articles appropria c for *Zi I coming diet. ,aurpc~.scs. One of the very ili~' Popular misconception _has :.i1i<‘c

In this issue of The Guardian read- pose of making assurance more assur._

tercstfng sections, and time hc death of Prince Ito miulc Marquis which offers a wonderful variety of suggestions to the gift seeker, is the fur department. 'l`hc- display. of neck furs and sets in the Ladies l"ui'n-ish-ing Department down stairs is a ‘notable one and those who are thinking of furs as a holiday greet-

some showing. Every desirable l/.nal is here and the low prices asked “fc in excellent tribute to the splendid anying capacity of this store. The nm, reports 3,- large sole ou- Mink

furs for this scason»and their _selec- tion for this Christmas trade shows a rich and beautifully marked lct Ol this most coveted fur. In men‘s Rn- coon and other `fiir coats they have some of the best vafue to Oilcr thot lhas been seen in. recent years. Atten- tion is also drawn to the menzs fur- lincd coat at $30.00 and womenis fur-

ti ln

t . Katsara ii militerist anxious to |plu'n-g? Japan into war. Nothing 'could be further from the truth. Mar- quis Katsura is an earnest advocate of peace, and his whole course sir-:c he assumed the Premiership has bcen shaped with a view to increas-

ing should not fail to see this hand-_ing the friendly relations of lapan

with thc outside world, more espec- .ially with China,

B. C. POLITICIANS_ _

Mlnnrd's Llnfment cures distemper to the fenmlne heart, as well as u

5_2,--r _ Boys' Ready to wear section, the Condensed A vcrtlsc ments chi-h .-“__ ps-¢y__-o-;g:__:_1_f;v_l__a;_§f_;=;;-;“d'j B. C. i>oi.I'r1cIANs.

` _ _ t e r we s, '

|Xmas giving, beautiful handker- chlees, gloves. lcwellcry. shopping Ibags fancy combs, leather goods amd H host of useful articles that are dear

`pretty assortment of linen drawn lw0rk_ cnt won-k and lmttcubufll all in

'ia -undancc and all moderately prlcu».l. I Th shoe department has many useful

llul ltosc meeting I-odgc Prince Ed- an ea/ell as dest-ra'ble gifts, also the B. C. PCLITICIANS. `

Gent’s Furnlshluss- The l-Indlns' EX-GOV MCINTOSH. Waist Department, the li/len\'s and

ll as

I-Yfrtment which is snlendidly adapted /A:/7-*-1_`

_uah WANTED, with a fair educa- ,mt this store during the Hoi-Ju, _rt /____/ _ _

(J “°“ e° leer" me eyge eeimnic'S°”'°°“' Theyf vi-in racer-geiipdgnigieiidvi 51;- _' 4 sn' Joi-1-N, December 11-wor-ie|°l"°'° “f f"I°“““ "nd f°l““"*"“'

APP” l” “emo” beeween an :‘“t°mg°“t ee v e ee - Y 1'" '” - ' ' 3 n o A 0 sill! Deuces; sell ‘ '__' ‘

lan office. 11-2§§.l‘_!'_ I----titles in goods at lowest Dossfule _ nf'/d/f _ . agglggnlff in gba amber woods near; _Manton denials are paying th,

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'ID yi. ulorrfscn, FIM. River, P- 0~z lVliuard’s Llniment Cures c s _,__ "__ -_,_ _ },_,._,` __ew‘y____d_ __ c____w were _e_______ __ _____g°i_e__ cm” __ ___ for "_des_ calm _

121!!-d-e E- -'l I \ - tre and in comin down its hranches'onc quarter to nine cents _li l-ir

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At Phe fegnlnf In°ntl11Y_ meeting In a very close game of basketball of Prince \Edward Council, Royal 155; evening the team from Sa Aff;-l1\1;_l1-_lleld lnsli Wenlng ln' K- Dunstan’s College defeated. the 0 - fl l- thc f0ll0W1l1g -0fllC€1‘S Abegweits by a score of 12 to 11. were elected for the incoming year: The game was a strenuous - and

\ __ L_., him not to _make the tl-ia Eagia_ the presidency and Angus and Gra- R?8ent“'5n1nnel L0W€- (l`€'el¢0t°fl); exciting one and evoked much in-

/ _» _\___ ____,n___, - ear C_ S_ }[iggiaS_ another of the ham Fraser resigning from the v1°“'ReZ°nt”‘H~ B€1Zl_111l1e;_ Ora- terest. In the Intermediate league,

_ ~\\ ., 2 thirteen viatims_ was a prince Ed_ board, their places being taken by tor-nfl 'T- Melllsni 39° Y-Sidney the .St. Dunstan’s won from the

f) ‘ i . S ‘

Grey Treas-G. -I _ Lane, Collector Victoria;-,_5c0re 21 to 9 This -Fred H. Seller' Chaplain-Geo E. th _ ' ‘ Full; Guide-H. ,M_ Davison; War- game Was_ra _er _one sided'

den-G. E. _Hiighesg Sentry-M. W. Nelson; Trustees-W. A. Weeks, F. H. Beer and Dr H. D. Johnson; Re- , _

preseateaétives to .Grand Council- U H

Past ent Grey and Past Regent

Mellish.

~ riveu home from Ottawa.

.--» _ lf-th, at 2 p. m.

The ease with which Yule tide sugelrived home last night from Boston

is a pleasure compared with what it hovering from his 1g.¢;ev111hcu;_

used to bc not so very long since' -_ And that ease has been accomplished, -Preston_Enman, Vernon I-liver, ar- by the .painstaking tlioughtfulness of rived last evening from Boston and those who understand the-ir business will visit friends in Summcrsiile be- and cud.-r to patrons accordingly. fore proceeding to his home.

First and _ foremost the name of| ` ____ Miure & McL-cod .comes up as the_ -J. Davis Scliurmau, Freetown, ar- oncs who show large ranges,fine goodsrived home last night from Togo, and dainty choice. |Susk. Mr Schurman went to that

A casual glance over their storclplacc last Mafrch, where be has a

shows departments ovcrflowini.; with 131-ge fg`r~`{n_

suggestions, each and cvcry one --- ood, choice being thc question. Take' -In Siumuersidc yesterday deal--rs

P ` -_ ' 1 y 1, v ‘ '

Women love. f_urs, chihdren require for eggs; eight dollars and fifty tents IIGIH- f8Shic'n .demands them, and? a ton for loose hay' four dollars on

profuse al_i_un<lance ,and at' such a var-Ibun for potatoes; forty to forty-one itil-Y Of -Prices 'that all can make u cents per bus for oats and nine and choice from this magnificent rangeftlirec quarter cents per lb for pork.

Then there are the daintiest waists- ull ready for fair .wearers-price 9.-I -The remains of Miss Clay arrived gain- ranging from small. to as high by thc Empress Thursday night from as one .wants to pay. Neck wear in'New York, accompanied by her par dainty and profuse numbers-neck ents, Rev Fred and Mrs Clay. They

wear to no end apparently, and a were forwarded east, by the ma choice therefrom cannot fail to train for burial at Victoria. M-is please. (‘-lay was about seventeen years of

Aiter that may be mentioned hand- hge.

kercbinfs for both .ladies and gentle- _ men, children and grown ups. Pretty _Tha (hath occurred on the wth bits of lace edged beauty which all ima at the raeidaaca of har a0a\ a ""'°“"°" love “S the _addlffionnl I-U“°l‘ 0'l.eary,e of Mrs I-lluestisf, widow" of to _the toilet which is indlspensiblcjma late Isaac Hnnstjs of 0'Lnn,-Y' in pluiner once and more substantial-.the ae\,,,my_Sixaa yea, 0,- her-aaa an silk ones for the-_stnrncr .sex-but leaves to moan, a large circle 0 wucre woulid the list end? And this fmends and ralativaS_ The pane,-

for the fastidlous man-Bath Robes- Umhreuas _smok ng Jackets “' ml -Henry Walker, carpcnter,employc

een chown' -_Und-enfveal .for these-Co, Summcrside, met with a painfu who requlre'mo1e substantial giftsiacument cgterda afternoon H hose _in all _ranges-dainty embrordcr- y ` Y '

ed liolsery, stronger and moradur. main buuding to do some fitting t

ag?eingormxg“?§;§s:,_§:}£:yf,.?g§gga an the snowy roof and hc was carrie and laces needfulls and luxuries. I; u€°_2'_?;_n"'l'fl[;;\"""l¥;_;'dgesyeceva (lhildren’n wear too, coats and dress- 8 0" U" _ 8" 9 ` _ , -

ee e S goo S rea y 0 n 0 Ito his system has left h"-m voi

old, rich and poor can buy from’ suclilw af ‘ L_’ fl _ _ a showing, eacli and evsery portion ofino Internal m'l"r""”' which_ caters to Lbristmas suggest-|_ _ d t k _ ___ Sterda

ions in undisputed sway-classed nb- "Tl" meh 00 D H e ye,

in tl a t U ck 1 le ,L ‘morning of Debrah Sbnrp_c,_v\ife

Xe' nee e 0 el K PM "Vin I.aut<1n,.~lherl~ronkl».» --i -uily

gcther men ts stores

Moore in the e\ey_mme else umnlivhc ln her usualliealtli up to a fi

‘llllybi HKU, Wlell (N E V189 la IC

_ _ to BUPDYY the every" need m xmas ,~ 1'). ' -A ' ‘ _ rli>\\'n and grlrdually sank till the_

\AUNB()ME SAbS_r_Ae(;E2 __§\_‘_‘;§:o;Y__l-irc-ccrlea for the festive season. ln- _-_ __/_ ,756 . A SHOCKING ._ land emma _ She was sev_mty_aev I "V ‘lay at sau" ' e ~» tcndlul! Pn\'°l"““°“ 5h°“ld “°t (Ml e". tf`;,-2') '-4, K' - ,WCIDENT R1-]p0n'pF,D_Iyeurs of age and leaves to mourn

'sorrowing husband besides a large bon, secretary of the Arctic Club,

- '“""”"” le his "IM 1// ' I _ -g

lUBSCRmEF°' '°"°" wr se Fl ,_ P"l°°°' -_..,,W/.’,'ff,, /II Gagetown, in which John McKeague, ty eight Cents H nnn lnf “'h\'-9 ‘fn

1ol:ster;_facto\;v Dlnlv- xc _“EDI "/,;'//."/M7/',',',',', ff' ' a member of the lumbering form of BMT tlllff-Y'T»n'f1e Cent” - '.°" 7*"

liver, lnclu ing ne s. v0B H- » j _._----- ’4;.- _'I , M K Br ., Ge rget wn,was h ll-,twenty-two qents a doz for our-.-1, _ ' .

College ggndongn and oil otl\ers_0no gasoline 1auncl_i,_ al_so__-_leaa_a_____§_¢;r - 4 ’/.‘,{.-/7/..;'._f‘;_»/// -\_ can af_:&_\;: _n;’€ant_yf’ Mcgeague “las twenty aan,” n nonnd _».-,r__ ,_,n1|u-- was out for the money and 'I didn

an desired term o ac o y _.,. C ld Eta _ ` f ` supelntendlng the laying out of 5, nineteen cents in bus or ,mt-iron

Mornlng praver of 11 1- m nr plea-e Ionic with stnrrp Veriuni CHICAGO MARKETS \ Mcxeakm to the hm, A pwjaaU,,a ,_,,al,a c_n;n n in fn, qnchs, it-hive Evouh ra at 7 P- H1- A _ ‘2“l“3.'°“' *-‘ _ _ in-ot pi-rch-1 h-s hr-in hurl he w-8.1-:teen cents ri in for tnrvy -uid -I

s n ____.

St P"°"""" {e:“‘°"” "‘~“" Q" ' " won -i-inn one two hundred cond- GHICAGU. D¢° 17”(SP°°‘“l-I” mouthing his is-t who-. the -uh eh ce-its h ih ir- ge..-e.

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ANGLICARL 1 __ _ `. ` ~ ` _-_ \ `- _' I I _ , e, _ ' g . . ' ' _

Bt Paul's.--H01! Communwn ee OST in Post office small p\l`l`Fl° --'”*'*’“‘“' _I - Tl E- caught ln a dead trunk which also.porl<, ten cents for turnips and nu

me °‘m- I I1 cuhtalnfng sum m°“°Y~ 'Mr' \\ came down to thc around pinning ""‘l'u‘-`- 1' ”‘l\ I"-\‘ lfu~f*° huv- clc\"u

“Y in ad out H l commun- ` ' with ten ' --- \

_ V . 0! _ . la own- Keros I-'Imp - _ _ um was remo

d. .

lol Mghi, g m, nn tins. oi- 1-1| ' ' P d |01* use. A Dec W _.._..... ........._.| . e _i__‘_____ H ‘- \I1~. ))llven¢on;1\n5e ”‘." xenon mink Iililcfrwgiilders. Joh-n Mc- Jan mt 112| rniml wlrnnlov La mana-B Lmmant Cana manpma _ _ _ _ mon at 7. -p. m. Ilhv Canon Stump- bargain o 0322 Charlottetown. Dec Com _ Sl! M|nardaL\nimcnt cures t-argct mc

K°“““' B” ' 12 isdreu

1,-,n (*rnJ;_n 65|

-J. l-I. Bell, Summcrside, has ar-

T ZELIYI. WANTS

0 IIIMIIIE PIIIJE

e Cables PresidentTalt He Has

Reslgned and Will Leave

the Country. '

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Special -to The Guardian. '_‘ -e MANAGUA, Dec 17-President

S Zelaya cabled a conciliatory ings-

sage .to President Taft, saying.. he

m_ had shown good faith by resigning e in order that Nicaragua mighty re- P sumo friendly relations with _tho

United- States. _ -

d He added that lie proposed, _to n leave the country, .but stood ready n to account for his acts as Presi-

dent. - _

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':" --1':-`~ -'L'--Y _._., f creased icragim ` ' .sive Sn°P5 in T9I`0nl10- large have taken out an injunction to E

_ Enough for the _I‘€¢lnU'°n1°ntS Of tllelrestrain the civic authorities from | |

P Wg ‘nes fnnnlng °nI¢ -Of T01`Q!1t0 enforcing the recent Sunday Dbser-

_ an so arranged that extensionsygnqe b -1aw_

Illll IEIIMINII

Special -to The Guardian. I

EIEEIS IIFIIIIEHS IHI IIIIEGWIIIS I-li'-Su?

Pacific fleet stated that the per- manent headquarters of the. fleet would be located in Vancouver. Terminal facilities will be pro- vided. ,

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SIINII SIIEGESIIIINS I

IIIII EHHISIMI

There i.-; probably no business on

P. E. Island that has made such rc- markalilc progress in recent years as the well known firm- of Brace, McK1ay -x’-_ (`o_, Ltd, Summerivde. This con- _cern, besides being known all over this l’mvince_ as leaders in their pat- _ticiilar line, haf-in splendiil business lalso from m-any sections of Nova. lScotin and New Brunswick. One of the important factors nf their success is that they. kimiv their business .thoroughly und :.LLcull _-.trictly to it. Each member of the firm takes some

`porl;i<".il.'=r department and with a

The funeral of the late Mrs Wm _ _

Tanton will take apaaa f_am0n.0w_me large ni:-l I-fbcierit stuff of employees,

_give their customers the very best service. In a general way their lines

| _A11en McKinnon gn_,n,nenn1d¢_ n,-_larez-Groceries, heavy, shelf and

_'builders' hardware, paint, pumps,

gestions may .be filled in these days Ha reports his son Russel ,asa ra; stoves, furniture, fishing supplies and

lseed. It would ne a task indeed to Innme all the goods that they can sell to better advantage than others who handle “some of everythfng."For

Ffhe Holiduy Trade their large furni-

ture department is full of splendid selections -if thc newest and best. in odd chair.-. in natural and upholster- ed finishc.-, rattan, reception; arm chrflrs and rockers, morris chslrs, parlor tal.-lcs, china cabinets, music cal.'.ncts, hook'-cases, buffets, libr- ary tables, jnrdinicrc stundls, work baskets, pictures, mirrors, parlor

g - the [nr no mtmcnt for instanne Iwnw ,n in- twang .non nnngn n dananjcloclrs, brass kettlcs, copper kcttlcs,

|-silvcrware, aluminum ware, etc., and

then there is thc wonderful l0c table

t - ll. _ _ . _ Moore and Mol.-eod have .them in such? fifty cents for straw; 'twenty cents per with ll-S lnnnlnefnble nsdnl nftlnlenl

and right horn you can *lie entertained with the latest selections on the Edi- son Phonograph-which its the best. there is and makes a. sensible' gift and one that will give pleasure to the whole family. In another depart-

_-ment they are showing choice selec-

tions of cutlery-rocket knives,scis-

iplsors, carvcrs in cases, razors, etc, aisleds -und sleigh: for boys and girls,

rocking horses, dolls, carriages, hoc- key siiuteshnd ,.sticks, show shoes, snow shovels, sleigh bells, etc. One » line in particular that they certainly lead in is the excellent selection od

e genuine hand cut glass in new rlch

designs at exceedingly low prices. Customers are asked to call and see

e that this is the store where buying

is not all, Gloves fur every one- t ak 1 a tendn- and was jangej __ munlcrs. cosy and war.m-neckwear»a(;_taa,I1)a;_e yes I y 'M0n€Y~

end' in Qne of the favnrieel few days Illness of heart, in .uw hh

& McLeod's. | ‘_ ' I _'__ _ ' ,un ke

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ills made easy and well deserves the

.tital “The Store That Saves You

A FINE FORTUNE.

erueh eu ehings men like and wemen’at the factory of M. F. Schur-man 8:

, Mrt‘HlG-AN (‘lTY, Dcc l7-From 'switcli cleaner to millionaire Ras the

c .

. _ _ Img step made by Michael Beyer

Ihnd gone up on u lean" adwmmg ehg ‘when gc received a let.tcrdl'ro_n1 _‘fan

_ _ _ .1 ¢P ,Prnssl,avisng‘ 'ml

able as wen’ ' ' ' 5 heatmg mpg" when his feet' shpped ldllurixt lite wgiegne of te: heirs to aiu

‘_‘_.'...h-te or s2o.o00.000.

S i>i..iNs Mona nAInwAYs_

Mikie d d t so d f __ badly sprained and rl :-eiore sliock ____

immndistc use. Tlicrefdrc young and’ c S, ___ ____ is k_________ there My FDMONTON, Dec 17-Plans form-

e ulated during the last few days point

Ito n further railway, system for Can-

yfaxla. _ i, The project will result in the

" one-ihg or the .uhhh-sirh. and Peace

F;fRiver District and Great Lone Laid

W between that and I-ludon Bay.

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" HAVE DENIED sronr.

a NEW YORK, Dec 17-Captain OB-

Inua written that the Captain Loon ‘story of dealings with Cook, pnblI_d_i-

,_ `ed in the newspapers, was concocted. ¢_.,]Ior sale without regard to truth. _ ._ k_| "ln the presence of witnoasce._'

said Osbib “I heard Loose say, D

ng care how I got lt.‘ " _

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' 7-.ELAYA HAS RESIGNED. _

ne ”"'° - to MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Dec L7- to Joes Santos '/.elaya has resigned the 'v- I’-residency of Nicaragua. He placed

his resignation in the hands od Gon- gross.

There was no other course for Illini

to take. The people were at last

‘W-l aroused. The guns_of the revolution-

istn threatened. Warahlps of the Unl-

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