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in Full Swing.

__ is :it his home in j vacation.

E\'eryti\in;;1m1.~t go as ’

not intend to carry out

¢|¢unr`s worth of stock t we can possibly sell~even

34-rifice prices.

iliscounts except ll

ent Meiirines.

Peffufnes E excellent articles.

and see the h.

odors from the

l~` r e n c h ai n makers.

Sachet Powder Crossm i t h ’

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idisappointment and poultry commandei

me|’s. PIPES

Seethe splendid 1' _ ' `

‘ve offer “‘;3;q;;‘l the above company.

clmms _

Pf€tl~.Y boxes. etmtaining

packages of 25.

Soaps, Comts,

Apothecaries’ Ha-ll.

' also act as conductor.

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That you will

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Pies

By Reporters and Correspon- dents Everywhere.

The >`.S__\Iint.o cx'_>sses to Picton at Tthi

the Local Legislature is called for

' _ ~ _ _ _ '_ Mtxli. S. Cais\\'eli_ oi Suntmerv\llc,MRss..

I . . _ '1 Till-I L liristxnas nunilier of the I~`ar\ners_

:.\¢l\'ocate_ contains an excellent cut oi; Hon. Senator Ferguson.

THE Christmas number Of U16 Dalh0USi€

Gazette is in hand and besides being well i printed and illustrated contains many

Mr. ll. R. Crockett, Summersidc. who

<f0f\ft\ininfr all l was in the city Christmas, returned :home

I in t_he afternoon, accontpnniedlvy Tiislittle lson, who was in the P. Island hospital underpoing treatment.

THE St. John Star says that the unex

i pected early close of navirration with P. E. Island was o. source of much worry and

See'ey,s and during Christmas week.

THE GUARDIAN has received from Mr. W. C. Kennedy, local ananairel' f0l’ Charlottetown for the London and Lancashire Life, a calendar issued by

goods. ‘calender should send to B115 Kennedy for

Som: annoyance has been caused to the

management ofthe Royal-Victoria Life

’"i‘|“‘m'~V- Insurance Company of Canada by the

confusing of it by some of its policy- holders with the Victoria-Montreal Fire Co., which has ceased ~in the meantime

etc, etc, to take business. The Royal-Victoria

Life Ins. Co. of Canada, on the contrary is

E.- ,_ in a most Pl`0SP¢roaas condition.

_ Ar the meeting of the 4th. Reg. Band held on Monday night last further

. arrangements for the new-orchestra were for Dnuglas 4341 3 effected. The first violin will be taken by J

lProf. W. A.Grant, of this city who will

"2nd clarionet; flageolet; flute (or pi.;colo;)

‘£13 an S°ri'5 of 01511125 in our _ bone: drums and traps, piano.

promohade.

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occurred yesterday.

Liberal members of

rink.

Orwell for n short

as s. consequence an advanced price

COLD to~day means perfect ice fo

skating *o-night, :E50 to skate, l0c

THE demise of Mrs. S.-aniuel Harvey, of

Georgetown is repoxtcfl. The deuil

OUR orchestra is a perfect succesf

_ to-night will be still hetter than the first night; its worth giing to hear it at the

TFIP.'9th annual meeting of the Central

_ Mutual Fire Insurance Co., of P. E.Island

was held in Charlottetown on Monday lust. The manager, Mr. D, Morrisons report showed that 7? new pclicics and 8.3 renewal were issued during the past years am _mnting to $518.00. 'l‘i e company/`s expense was $8.00. Losses during the year; Paid R. H. lVillis $25'.l.(0 for loss of his burn by lightning in August last., leaving; :1 balance to profit and loss for the year of $350.00.

'Fan funeral ofthe late Dr. Jas. McLeod

took place yesterday afternoon at 2.30 o’clock and was very largely attendci by a large courtage of sorrowing citizens. A

‘ large representation of the membership of

St. Johns Lodge, No. 1, and Victoria. Lodge, No 2, A. F. and A. M. preceded the hearse. The pall bearers were Messrs Geo. Rogers, J. L. Thompson, D. J. Vail, J. J. Davies, J. A. Messervey, Dr. McNeil. The oiilziat-ing; clergymm were Revs. G. P. Raymond, T. F. Fullerton. D. B. McLeod, Jas. Simpson. Interment was made in People’s Cemetery. Among the

1'-hose desi,-ing a~ many floral contributions was a beautiful

floral :ross with the following inscription: Presented by the Medical Faculty of Charlottetown as a token of their appre- ciation of his kindness, high moral worth, and his splendid medical attainments.

Monday w as DeclarationDay for Queen's

County. Following are the totals and majorities in each district: '

First district-Smith. 895; Simpson, 636; Campbell.7o'-3; McLeod 596; Majority for Smith, 110; majority for Simpson 40.

Second district-Farquharsou 615;

Douglas, 958; Mellish Gallant 498; majority for Farquharson 320; majority

Third dist rict-Cummiskey 583; Palmer

841; McCourt 529; McLean 788; majority for

_ The S010 COI°I\€l-i*‘f<l- _ Cumruiskey fri; majority for Palxner53.

land musical <i\iroct~or will be Mr. Mij \ri _ Galbraith. These two leaders are well E known masters of their respective instru- ments. If the remaining personnel are as can-\bie of taking their respective _-143; Paton§2`i6; Whear 125|; Jenkins 759, g instruments as no doubt they will he, the f success of the new orchestra is assured.

_ 5 The following _is the instrumentation, lst

Bak,” Line f rQ""`e in UW violin; 2nd violin, viola, bass voil; lst and

\Vhear 492.

Y¢)|||» i” Of Early. To-day ‘

And it will be filled prompt] _

and to your entire satisfactioy i '_'

"think of _ ease.

lrpse Bakery

Bat Worth On."

If your blanc! is iznpure you cannot even

greatest susfainer of 1916 4704)* iff! “Uh” youmakeilparebyhiing HoodsS.1rsa-

D- STEWART. »=w11-1 you hm bv #fed l'==-11”' 1'"

EC _ which even lun(

Bakea Best Bread, ~ __ ._ __ ___,_4,'_

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Ease

Fourth district--Forbes 533; Wood 525 Irving 7-12;McLea.n Tlikmajority for Forbes iz majority for Irving 23.

Charlottetown and Royalty--Hughes

Majority for Hughes 16‘7:_ majority for

The members were declared elected in

the 1st,2nd,3rd and Charlottetown district on Monday but in the 4th district the.

soloBb cornet; 2nd comet; slide trom- defeated candidates \Voofl and McLea.n§

gave notice of objection to two votes having been polled in the wrong :polling ` district viz, Malcolm A. Martin and also l\'.McPhersou Who voted in Caledonia ` poll.They also objected to the special vote of Capt. Angus Brown on the ground that it was polled in this city and that Capt. I Brown was not qualified to vote here.

The blood 13 the ` Yesterday the returning officer struck oil'

majority two votes.

two of the votes,thus reducing§Mr.Forbes’

Christmas Carols by the Choir of. tle

First Methodist Church under _the

_, _ leadership of Prof. W. H. Watts was most.

enjoyable and was ~wo1-thy of a much _larger audience than was present. The music was bright and inspiring, manyio ` the selections having a tendency to turn the thoughts of the hearers back to the manger at Bethlehem, and to [ill every

I heart with adoration for “Him who came ‘ to bear our load of sin and shame." If we

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Stock-Taking

Sale.

25 to 351-5 per Cen*

Goods

watch large ad. f¢>-morrow-

'rue PEoPLE'S STORE-

' Wholesale gi’ Retail.

may particularize, special mention uiight be made of “Crossing the Bar” by Mrs.

S Roome and the quartette “Rock of A res"

by Mrs. Roome, Mrs. Watts,Messrs. F. H. Beer and J. A. Moore were perhaps the best numbers on the program. The

selection "Come to the Manger” by the full choir was very impressive and evidenced a great deal of careful training as the several parts were well balanced. The closing chorus “The Gloria Patri”

altho rendered b€*f01'e WHS hillhly appreciated. It is needless to say that the

instruineutalnuxnhers by Prof, Watts,

fully sustainel his high reputation as an orgatnist, and last night's program :as a

' whole adds another success to the many already attained by the choir of the First

i Methodist Church.

City.

Choice Xmas Coofoctione

\Ve have just. received on

Xmas supply ni C-nif-c¢.ioner_v~f and mu-il. say itis the Dices assortment lobe seen in the ~~_

Our one, two and three lb. boxes are just beautiful, _in fact they are toopretb! f0l‘ 518' crlption. You need only to see _,»,y\ them in order to fullv ap- i,-‘_ prev-into thai: beantgi _E YS!

201118 3“'°“ m, D 1’/1)* grit, we know of nothing so {1\\_ appropriate as one of our iii# r" choice boxes of Lonfectxonery __-;_ _`\\‘, Manfactnred by Ganong Bros. , Call and see our assortment. r ' _ before they are all sold.

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L0 iVcbster, John A.‘.IcDonolrl anfl Charles

\_VE must have at once a number of

___;I__l_2t;____I;3_i_li_ott is discharging coal at P_i__i’_f-:_s__rE1_*:pAv w.s declaration day for

. GBT your season tickets for the rink, OJ Christmas day Rev. Dr. Monaghan

0 U R G ladies and gentlemen same old prices. was present( d with a writing desk by the

Dr. Mclleod, Supt. of Elucation, Mrs.

_~` ,Mclleodanfl family, lelt yesterday for Tm-3 following committee will arrange

i Sydney. for Burns concert on 25th January: James

altar boys of St. Dunstn.n‘s Cathedral.

r Paton, J. J. Davies, John McPhee, Major

Stewart, Aleratider M:DJnald, Charles

‘ Csunphell. /

ji A ratmnr good audience asserntlel at 'thc C ntfal Christian Church la~t night, when an interesting Christmas entertain-

1 ment was given by the Sunday School.

The program consisted of appropriate S`ngin;z by the audience, c-horuss by th r school and childrens' songs by the small children. Prayer was oifererl by Rev. D. Crawford, and the Pastor, Rev. R. F. -Vhiston gave a scripture reading and an address of welcome, also an illustrated address -forthe children, dwelling upon the significance and mcaning of the Christmas time. After :the excellent program the distribution of candy and social intercourse followed and all present, old and young, departed well pleased. ,

MARRIED. 4

On Dec. 24th-, by Rev. R. F. Whiston,

Florence L. Davies, of Charlottetown. to James F. Chandler, of Brackley Beach.

I BORN I

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At Picton on Dec. 19, 1930, to Mr. and J Mrs. H. P. Duchemin, a daughter. ' ll

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Bentley's Liniment is excellent for

strains, bruises, chales, etc. on horses.

1-il-g.._._i,

We wish our customers one and all".

a very happy -New Year.-R. H. Ramsay & Cc. 27 5_i d&w

trowsers.-J. B. Macdonald 8; Co.

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Only reliable dealers sell.`tanflol¢l°l.

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Mem; TrJ¢',_,ers.- 500 I Pairs io _ _ti

chose- from. Price 75c to $4.50. Our _ C S _ _ _

values are superior. ` This way for

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There is a. true exemplilioation off _ S I '_ ' ._ , -__ -._ i

elegance in our Sl,00 Whioc eh'rt _ ’ ' _ _ _ ` - * x Q = in _ 'Tis' easily worth $l_50_.R._ }j__ _ __ __ _ ' »_ i E 'S , _ `”

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reliable persons and families in this locality to work for us whole or spare Y-H118. 8006 wages paid. No canvassing Write for positron today. Poople's

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our friends for

very liberal ,patro -

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(_‘_hristmas Season,

and hope that they

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AGENTS WANTED-T° Se” °'*11' B°¢1‘~ ullunoolololiooeolonnqllllll _ ._ _- _

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This the very thing YOUR. WIFE WANYS for

Xmas. - = '

We have some very pretty deaignla in plain lid quott-

' ered nah. `

PRICES:-$l0 00 $11.60 $l°.l.2$ C1435

All fheseprieea subjected to d\soon\_\¢§ for --_ desk will add 50 percent to the I|$|I'¢:t;l|Q _ ‘Qi IX.

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and are here in” abundance that _will both l-H llvt-

receiver,

, In Kid. Mocha, Bnckvkin, Si‘k Lined and Fur Linerl, Pfiol fllh 506 £0 $4.50. _

Fur Collars, Silk and Calhmlio lllffllfl.

Silk llndkerclllefs Silk Umbrellas. _

N Ec |( qv 5 a R--ispecm for chrmmo mae.) ’

SHIRTS, COLLARS and CUFFS, NIGHT RQPES, CUFF LINKS.

SCARF PINS, etc. ' `

Bl( Diimlnlg will be give! ol all & nh*

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Gold lleather Comforts

White woollfblankets $2.75, $3.50. $4.90.S4.25 Heavy Grey Blankets $1.65. $2.75,

White Cotton Blankets. Grey Cotton Blankets. ‘ Cotton Button Comforters.

Down Comforters.

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