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":°'u'::;‘.;'.f;““.:'.fI.:r.if°;':.;'fini Store 5 open each' eventn until Chrtstrhas ~

cash Cllfe ii = V I if A A -4* VA.o.annum.cn.lwrom-,Irometltn.

)'°“" §tc9‘|8E»u:'°“ IC! back all yd: paid for lt. You are une of It Cure gg the Cash. lf it wn»n°! a IIIN M110. this oder would not be made.

Can anything be fairer P i:.:..f.°.:1:’.-..°::°.i.=.°I»:2:..;‘.";°f..~,’

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25 toms.

We can 'give you a very pretty package cf Per- 1 fntne. A _iitsc class odor made by one of the world’s

greatest Perfnmers.

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Call and see our sto.-lr. Perfumes from 25c to $6

a package.

“The Two Macs"

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DRUGGISTS-‘_ Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Sis.

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ORDER

,vouacakes

. Mince Pies, Dou_t.{li-

nuts,<.-tc.. for Christ- mas today in order

g' to avoid any delay,

\Vil1 deliver when- ever wanted. Call or telephone zrr.

i).SlEWf”A.R"i`.

ECLII-sit B.\tcI~',nv, llakes llest Bread.

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, Synopsis of Canadian Not th-West Homestead

Regulations.

.’\\\' r\'\‘|\ 1tIII\Ibcrr‘d seeliort of llntninibn ‘ l_,;tttti< in .\|:tI|ii,nl»tt or lin' .\`I>I‘llt~\\'i‘st l'tt.\ tt.tt»,., trxtzcpiittfr S nttililtl, not rt-t-t-\'\'t.'tl -5 ln- lttlilti-stiwtilttrl by any |tt»I-.-ott who is

oh- ltt-ntl of tt l'antll_\', nt-tiny Inale o\'i:r l.‘~`

` l hi ni l' nut I'

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" ‘lj I\l I\‘.'e, t> I : erin tx \nIc~I| : 'c .~. _' nn. of Itltl :tr-rc.~, nntrn ot- ln.-4.

l-nttv nrty lu- Inttdu pt~t-,~'nnttl|_v nt. tho lava lt: .l ntti--tx for tht- di.-ii-it-I in whirlt the land I .xtt..It:, or it lin: lIt»|tt\-.~tt-nrltr dt-sire.-_ Ita t-.tt\'_ on :tpplir-aiitnt to the .\|itti.-lt-I-n1'tlnx It-.ttittt-_ ttltttwn, thc t‘oI|t|||i,~~itttlin- ot' int' t ttiion \\" ` in lor l tirtnt I

"‘- `- . |ntttttoo_ nrl -. 'It :,_~ 'e- .» tt :tntlntriiy for snno uni: in tnaltc entry It: hint.

'I ht- ltitttlcslcttrlt-,t‘ is rt‘.f|Itlrt~tl to pt\rfornI the

tntttittttttts i-ottnt-t‘tcrl tlIcrc\\'itlI Itnilcr ono of tilt- |t»l|tt\\'im: plans:

tit. .\t it-t\~'l.I»=ix Inonths rcsltleitcc upon and

tttiittttlion of the land in caeh year for three _\.»;t~

"I litltt-l‘ttA~lIcr»(or ntothcr. if tho falhet-is

ti-~t.t-ntl) of the ltnitittsli-ndt-t' I-esliles ttpntta |t.:~t tttthi-. \'i|'init.yni' thc htntl ettlct-itil for ii" rt-i|IIiI'eI|tcnts as to I'i:t-itlrttvo nttty be tt:-nt-tl hy'snt-h person rcsidimg witlt the t. l.. 1- or Inothcr. lit li' the settler has his peI'I||nncnl. rc.~itlt‘n\-o

nt- tt l`n|'ntln|_r land owned by l\iI|t in tho \‘ tnti.\S<\i' hi~i ltitlttmltcttti, tho I'cr|ttirt-Inont.~’ ‘JH ri-~iiiett4-i- nnry be .snlisllcd by rc.-idenro Hitott tltesttitl land. ‘-t\ Itntnlltu' notice ln \\'rlii||;_f should bn

:~‘-.t tt in lint ('t)InrI\i.-siintcr of llnntinintt l.iI.IIdt<\ -It '\I|:t\\'tt of iittontiott to t\I‘l‘lt' fl" lH\\l'l\L-

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lit-pnlyof the hlinistc ot' tho lttitrtor.

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out itos.£ ,

` Offices in New Prowse

angers on return home yestelflriy lifter-

_ - noon. Whitoln the city .they were the

t Block Charloltetawn' #beats of Mrs. Crn.n~ford's sister, Mrs. R.

liI~:.\n the liink ad today and think it

O\'cl’.

i _'l`III~:l,’t-ineeas leaves this morning at -H.-lil for Pictou.

THE Northutnberland is expected to

arrive about eleven today.

» Gonuox I\"I-:s, Montague, was visit-

ilu; friends in .iiierlnnid on Sunday ast..

ANY paper ruler desiring cmploytncnt

should \\'Ilte“liuler" in care of lliis otllce.

A I'Iu\It|nI'rIoN sumntons has been

set-veil on .latin-s l\lt-Dougttll, a laborer, returtttiltle on Tltursday. '

lio.‘\II-2, lu~t\utl|'ul, interesting, artistic

liintte. 'l`oIti;:hi in Sl. J:I.nIes` Hall. Sue the ‘TI'lI.et-Ital City" by electric light.

J`<\tt.\' .\. ANU Mn:-I. SIIAnI', Sutnmerside

are visititI;; in tlte city the guests of A. ll. and Mrs. llttcltentln, St. Avards.

'l`I|I-I Nortltntnlterland had at full cargo of

|.5eneral produce tn Picton yesterday mor-

ning and the l’riIIce.ss will be fully loaded also today.

'i`III-:St-hr. Corona is loading sugar at

Pernambuco for New York and the schooner Nellie has arrived at Louisburg from (hu.IId1ti\'eI‘.

WIIII.I~1 tvorkittg at the 1*. Il. I. Hospital

yesterday it young Inatt ntttncd Harper eIn,. t _-_‘ed with Bruce Stewart et C0. had his httntl bully cut.

l‘I:t:soxs tmttvtnpluting insurance

should lead lin- :vi of \V. l`.. Roue|'s C0. l. .d., whic`\ ttppcttred nt _vester<lay's Gtittrrlian, and which will also appetit- toIIIorro),v. _

S1~Itttr:.\xT I.\'s'rItI.'r"I‘oI: III-:ssmzv ILC..-\.,

Qttelwc was in the city yestertitt-y and left in the afternoon for his home in George- to\vn.Seri:eant Ilessiztn will remain in the province for some weeks on a furlough.

RI-:sII>I-:.\"I's of Hillsboro and vicinity

t-otnplain to The Guardian that the sta' tion at that place is frequently closed ht-lore the arrival of trains iI\ themornlng tutd people are compelled to stand in the void. li this is so it should not he.

\VnII.I~: Wilfred Coyle and Wilfred

.\lt-l\'enntt were skating tn the east of the llttilway \Vharf Sunday the former broke tltronglt the ice having gone out toofnnlle wits rescued by his companion who ltty tint on the lee and tnanatged to reach him.

Jonx JoII!\'s'I'oNI-:, Long River, \'ice l‘resident of the F. G A, came to the city yesterday afternoon to attend the Con- vention. Joint Roberta-Ion, Inkermztn, the veteran Fruit Grower of Kings County came in by last night/s train laden with prize fruit for the show.

TIII-I members of Point Print, Belle ltivcrand Dinette congregations recently preseutcri their pastor Rev. W. J. Camp- bell with a handsome furcoat. Tlteiuetn- hers of Murray River eottgregtttioti have also presented hint with Initts anti cap. l\[r. Campbell ltus only been u short titnc on this circuit but has won golden opinions on itil sizes.

IT is expected that the telegraph littc

on the l\lnrrtIy llarbor liailway will he in operation this week. During the winter

helittg station agents will be located as

follo\\':-':--l\lux'I'ay liivcr, G. Oliver M<:` l.eod; Vernon liiver, IC. A. Large; Vernon, Amos l\lonaghnn. 'l‘hese are tho only hookinlc stations that will he opened utitil spring.

At It meeting.: of the Cltarlottetown

'l`I‘IIdcsfanrl Labor Council held Dec. l.'tth, lililfi, the following resolutions were adopted: Ifesolvcd that tltc Lllontin- ion (lovermnent. be rcquestetl to insert antlettforut-t.lIe lair wage scale ln the eotttritct. for the new depot about to be ereetetl lu(.`-lIaI‘l0tlct0\\'It. And resolved that it I-opy ba forwarded to the I)epart- Inentof Ratilways and Czinals and to the llepa1‘tnIeIIt.ol'Labor and to the Daily papers for publication.

iN FURNITURE

“Always the best valuein the city.

Mark Wright Furnishing Co’s. _ -H-.--~____-_i------__-1

taking charge. To tho doubly bereaved,

' _ part-,ntsitnvi daughter Gertrude at honIe`

-A. M.. E R Y T I M ' na well as tlte other members of the

' fn il ' natnel C. H' EL F' and W. F. in

` all this week at

BOOKSTORE.

mtefylyqdy welcome Iivcrybody gets tt bargain. We have

the best

line of

FANCY GOODS, TOYS, DOLLS, XMAS - CARDS and CALENDARS

in the city. Every one who

has seen them said so.Our

Fancy Goods must go this year so nc; reasongbl; rices will be refused. If you Want 9- “T831” C "1

P ~ - , - early--Store open late every evening.-(foods laid

away now will be deilvcred

Xmas eve, or any time

desired, but we would like all our friends to CALL

EARLY.

You will miss a treat

LEATHER GOODS.

if you do not see our

from smoke.

I Q On `acu.u-tt ofthe heavy I

WILLIAM J. GRAHAM, Sea View, was in

_ the city yesterday.

TIII-1 contract for filling in the pondto

city, leaves on return home this week.

A III-:mme of the Abegwelt. Hockey c

Rossi-:L R. Mrlli-IAN, Georgetown, has l’

Lean greatly preferred the coast to the

Mn. B.\n'rI.I-:'r'r's ability as a lecturer is D

ed, owhed'by Oliver Mason, Southport, il got clear at the stable where he was tied T

siderable excitement by making a tour of

tttely cscaped§uninjured.

ALI. letters posted before 2.50 p. nt. for e

for the ensuing year arr~:-- l'

'1`reus.-W. \\'.» Wallrer, (re-elected.)

Quillun, I.. J. Mc.\Ia hon. .Q

Evaavaonv should see the Big Web _

Perfecting Press printing so many Guardians at 11.30 a. m. on Monday or Wcdncsday of each week. A monstrous roll of paper, several miles in it-n;;tl1, is pulled through the press ata high rate of speed inamanner similar to that of the largest papers throughout the world This isthefonly press of its kind in the

province and well worth seeing. tf

A Yamrovrn despatch says that John

Frederick McLeod of tlte Bank of Nova Scotia at that place, son of Cuthbert Mc- Leod, French River, made desperate ef- forts to save a companion Harold Kinny,

the water half an hour, but alter several tttiicmpts to get a rope within reach it was at last get to him and he was brought. to _ tlte boat side unconelons. Ile soon rc-

covered and is now all right.

TIII-:FI-uit. (}ro\vers Convention opens inthe Mnrlret Hall today. The display of fruit will be well worth seeing. The business sessions are to be held at 10a. tn. and 2! p. m. today and there will be a public meeting tonight at which It rare program of music will be given by Pro- fessor Watts and addresses by the Mayor, ` Governor, M. l."s., and Senators, :and the Prolessors Macoun, Ottatva and Scars, _ Truro. The citizens-ladies and gentle- men-are `enpeclai|y:lnvlted to this night/s Inectinpz, while welcome at all tbeot-hers. All hope t.o see a full house. 'I‘on\orrow there will he sessions again at 10 and 2

<t‘clock.

MANY friends will regret to learn of th c

tlcath ofn bright and promising young man inthe person of Russel C. White, son of John White, Upper Prince St. which took place last Friday at \Vlnnipe;; front typhoid fever. The deceased on the death of his brother Iicainuld, recently decided to return home from Calgary but was taken ill at Winnipeg and finally'

succunIheti.'i'lie ltody was buried Sunday, Wilson \‘\’hite, a cousin of the deceased

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Sydney; and A. J. White in Calgary the sympathy of all will he extended. »

Fire and Water Sale of Damaged Dry

Goods etc.

To our customers. On,

Wednesday next we hope to reopen our store and will. offer extraordinary bargains inatl sorts of. dry goods, meu’s furnishings etc, dam- aged to a greater or less ex- tent by tire, water and smoke.

to remedy to some extent, the ravages caused by the dis-. astrous iire of Saturday last and hope to have the store clean and dry and fairly free

n.c..mpbeiI

the east ofthe Railway Station will not ° I-c let. for the present. U

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new books recently procured. ;_

` Miss l3IsrI.'rn»: WrourNu'r0N, Rustleo, Th0lDB¢ Plckufd. MIK E- B- LOW. MN- who has been spending some time in the R-

returned from \\"estern Canada where he 'Sl

lui.-. tn~ .-t. I tt..M.M-Of

` Wen ‘L pm n ne mon B r C present supply will be greatly diminished ‘

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prairie. D

t.lIat_ turkey will be quoted at 30 cents per

the city. lic was captured on the side- walk at A. W. Reddln‘s and upon ex- q, itminatiou it was found he had i`oI'tun~ lb

Im-tri.-at-ltr. 1~‘. If. Ir.-ny. “‘ Vice`1’res.-M. Curran,(re-elei trd.) Ir 1-`in. Scr‘_v.-MaIIrice Galvin. 0

aged 17, from drowning, McLeod was in __-

Wo are hard at work trying -

Mus. Tnonas Pwicann, Euston Street.,

th in Woburn, Mass , on Saturday last her brother, Thomas Long, altar an ill-

has received A telegram annount.-ln|¢ the den »- - f

ess of some time. The deceased who has

E., George F., and William I-I., Mrs.

Huestls,and Miss Euilly,all of this city.

FROM present indications turkey will all fora big figure at and before Christ-

Club will beheld in the Y. M. C. A. .thin |||¢_5_ Tha low] marker, ig very poorly evening attio'clock. A fullattetnlance is _Supplied at; present and there is little requested as this is important. business. likelihood of any improved condition

afore the holiday as reports from alll out- do dist-ricis are to tbaetfect that poultry

all kinds is very scarce and that the

rlor to Cbristnlas. It Is now expected

Gund at Christmas time, that chickens

We" k"°w“ nndwm’ “ Sul'-lect like “M°d' will bring $1.50 per palrand fowl about ern Home " Inagniilccntly illustrated, a one d0|1m._ The mm-'get yegggrdny was large attendance is sure to bc present in we" suppued with beef and me price was Sl' Jmucs 11"" "'°“lghi‘ reasonable, good quality being offered at A vAr.r.iIxr.t~: horse, with sleigh attach- Seven “nd eight Cents mid 59"” “S 1°" M

ve cents. Vegetables and the general n of tzarden truck are quoted at the

about six last evening and created con- \-\5\|llUll1\1I`¢~-'Sb John Sunv with-

THI1: Christmas number of the P. W. C. bserver is to hand and is up to the high andard of the two previous numbers, e three making a. series that compare

well with the publications of the larger

olleges of Canada. The contents include:

St. Joint, Montreal, and all points in the -The Nativity, Frontispiece; Christmas United States will he forwurdcdhy the E ttfternoon train to S`Side to be sent bythe llnmes, Dr. ames a tur n, e- Slanley and thus connect with the C. P. Study, Theodore Ross; Editorial; Class ihgoing west.. This willensureaquieker Debates; Physical Department.; Person' tit-.~'pnl.ch for the points above named,and ttls; Third Year Echoes; The Banker; is in addition to the regular mail \vhiclI Zion Church social; Lines; Locals. goes ltyi‘lc1cn each Inorning. The Editor, Vernon Crockett and his

Zl`tIerttllcers of No 1Division A. O. Ii. ll

ssistants are entitled to great credit for he dignified tone of The Observer and e mechanical work performed by Arch. win is undoubtedly the best yet turned

Tar-I annual meeting of Court \Viltshire

Recy. Secy.-Walter Flynn. ~_ ’ Y Exec. Cont.-John l\ic.\lcer. John ,Y,U1h)D` 0' F' “B5 held Brssgngid

Gurntley, \Vnt. I-lennessey, John Mo- ,D

all on b..lnrday Dec. 16 ere l- wing oilieers were elected for the en- ning ye-nr.

1*. C. lt.-E\'r\rt=lt Johnston,

G. R.-Edmund Carson.

V. C. R.-Brenton Dollar.

Rec. Scc.~E. Johnston.

Fin. Secy.-G. VV.Macieod.

Trcns.-`M. Macleod. (lrntor.-A. Beaton. S. \V.-D. Molnnia.

J. \V.-Jos. C. Clarke.

S. B.-A. McDonald.

J. B.-T. Tremere.

Court Deputy.-L. F. Mc-Lean. Trustees.-Albt. Tremere, Ewen Camp-

bell.

Court meet 4th Saturday of each month.

swear I THINGS IN , GREAT VARIETY.

The delicate flavor

and creamy richness of Lowney`s Chocolates

arearevelation in candy making.

We have many kinds

such as

French Nuge.ts.E`rn- ppe Maple Chocola-

tes.Cluater Peanuts. Apricot and Wal- nut Chocolates. Ice Cream Drops.Asort- ed Jelly Charmunte.

Covered Nugmts.

In bulk 60 cents a pound. In handsome baskets of

Japanese work $3. 7 5.

In heart shaped boxes,

square boxes. round boxes, from $1.50 to $3.00.

Prires for boxes contain- l-ll

ing from r to 1 lbs. of

Chocolates . -

35°: 40°! 50°' Gocn 7°c» 9oc, $r.r5. 51,25, $1.75, _ $2.00, $2.20. $3.00, $3.50,

$6.50.

I0 por cent discount

on all amounts ox- eeedins Sl-70. '

#All Sealife Por- -

fumes at Iarlo re- ductions. - -

ve, Etiitm-rat; citemrstty of I-Ieatthy'

J VV rl to ‘ Natur

Tiesm .

Handsome, sty- lish ties, very _ latest shapes and colorings, pIJt1_1p | in pretty` boxes . 55C

T WOULD be hardt to select a more sensible and at the same time more desirable gift for a man. Then again there’s fsuch a range of prices that .

you can easily get one to suit his taste and your

cket `

P0 Good serviceable rain shedding umbrellas 85c,

$r.oo.

Special grade of self-raising umbrella, nice

'I _YI

3 A really good umbrella, good gloria cover, plain

wood handle $1-55. -°§-_

` Another goodline of self-raising umbrellas , g t . ,

_ _ cover, steel rod, paragon frame $I.75. . ' .l _ l Very choice lines for gift-line gloria cover,

. \ nicely made $2.25.

1 Better grades at $2.55, $3.10. $3.95, $4.65, $5 5o i

We prepay express, fre_I_gl1t gr '

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-most acceptable I

-put up in pretty _ - boxes if desired. lk J 1

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Christmas ifts

* _ (_ . Our store is overloaded with f

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' f practical Christmas Gifts. \, Vim' _.

$5-. jf .- 5 ii Reed and rattan chairs, rock- ' f ' aa... ’-: Y- ` ers and tables#-Cobbler seat, \ ‘

ness: _ [dll roll seat and upholstered fancy

oft Ji’ ` ~ - - éég., l , rockers-Odd corner and re- '_

ilk ?ll’__l ll*

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,sts

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~ "Vi ' ception chairs in quartered .F-‘Q _>: ' 1

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oak, weathered oak and ma-

Brass and Iron Beds Mm.,-is Chahs _

None Better ` hogany-a rea few of the most Great,” variew .

An P"i°°5': ‘appropriate artiicles. $6-0010 $19-00 '_

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We want you to call in and look around. You may take your time. We will be ready to V

1 serve you quickly, and courteously-and will offer suggestions, if requestecl -but we won’t

worry you to buy. We leave the excellent values, of our great stock, assisted by the small

prices (which you will find marked plainly on each article)-to make all the argument that is -

necessary-We have put away quite a number of very acceptable gifts but our assortment

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has been augmented by recent arrivals that make it superior to any previous display we have `.

- ever made. Your friend would appreciate an artistic piece of furniture better than anything

else you could buy. Below you will find a few more suggestions-Talre a good look over ' them and then call in to-day and make your selection.

Never before were serviceable presents more appreciated than

| , _V in this matter~of-fact, common sense age-Presents that last | - = .. -

' for years are naturally more thought of than something weak __\._ ,f‘,-53,2,-‘t'1f’~f’-._

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and flimsy that is destreyed in a short time. Look through - ' ’ ‘ '1-

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this list. Ladies’ ‘writing desks, book cases, parlor tables in iii"

,li ~ -' oak and mahogany. easils. Chlldren’s rockers and high ' I' chairs a big assortment-Baby sleighs, etc., etc. We could ,

it A A V around-we :ill be glad to_see yoti. .

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adteo’ Deolr

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ran-foril,RlverJohn, N. S. were' pass-l 5*-" "-a t .-.(1 rr. -1 _- ., .~ 1; _': 5 it - .= »-M.-t.r», 4 - -,

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` resided abroad for many years, leaves- `to __ __ _I _ I _

i r3"`EI§"°"r"f'£l‘t°"‘I‘:;'"s “"’ 1£|°l;‘g‘n"t:§° mourn ai wife and two children be- ' ` `" I " 'E eg " ve ‘ '““`y W i' L “r ° des the following brothers and sisters: " ' ` 1

handle, good cover $1.20. ,t

E- 'Gloves -U I

'Fin postage on all orders by mail I

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