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KINGS CUUNTYT

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Behr Bit Louis, Blackmore, mas e s o h P

_ ...The death occurred in Gloucester, p Mass., recently ol John I-Iaggart,

_...There were no changes in th

ntigue market prices yesterday. formerly ol Georgetown. heavy snowstorm of Thursday --

_ t loft large drifts on the roads. ---The QUIY 011311888 V9?"

them vepy dim¢n1¢ to tm- terday in the Souris

arse, but when broken down, the Market prices were 1-pork. _Per lb- rhds will be in perrectlcondition 7% wits: secs. ver dozen. 28 vents iq- .|,i¢mng_ __ _ 5+. __ and beef, per lb, Ge cents. _

w im'-< _-.__ .> _.The Guardian correspondent

at ...Nice prayer books, cased pipes,

inns i-sports the roads around that tobacco noiwhcs. vicar hohlers and

inity to be in a very bad condi-lenses, for Xmas presents at The

mm, The ,form of Thursday night Novelty Store, Souris. 12-3attil_i'ti. W high drifts of snow across the ~ 1 ‘~_' -°°_""‘_ _ \_ ads making travelling nlmost im- is the mm” t0 Dick ‘YDUF

ll Xmas cards and booklets. We have

the afternoon lt will others .lollow, call and see. The

' -- lenesd the regenerating of the

On “ December 9th, 1910, George Holy Spirit hs was 'enabled through urdocli of Murray _River passed grace to say “Thy will be gone." gg- eacefnlly dwsy to his eternal re- sides a' widow (nee Annie Living- ward. Although his suilerlngi. ‘l“l`1ll§ stone) he has left to mourn four the last six months. W°"° °' tl” sons, David P., in Vancouver; Gav-

_i __________.___. h most severe kind, yet all WGS l>0l11° in, in Murray River, Laurie , at

with Christian l>B¢l°D¢¢ 8114 mtl" homo, and John who lives in Calgary

_ __ _ _.rv ,__.__,.__,._ ._,,__;,,_,_,% _, _,___

in in sustain." :for ‘un ilu: rw months; James W..-‘in the emvlor vi Moore & Mclnod. and one daughter. Mrs. Blue of Little Sands; one broth- er. David oi Melville, and four sisters, Mrs. James Sanders and Mrs. George W. Livingstone. D091 01 Murray River; Sarah, in Providenpe. R.I. and Mrs. (Dr.) Brehaut of bs-

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giihnt In the Kirk' 3 ml tr ` TU' re-' h cb at Murray River ‘he was al- th , fm? 3°” L; °lm°4‘hl\<l islilin Sag; in ma piece. iwrinnning ug; .T ,_o°w';, g,gu"“§,°,§h°§1“°fh;f¥ w~;_'_'5:

15 _ t hi o ~ ' - ' _~ .

ered duties pidplriingd :l(')m°0y:M_s asm NormanMWIl2lto, Charles Dutnsy um lice he was! services wen pedormad George c ay. Mr. Murdoch was in §;‘°..§:“;;:. ._ ..._.. . :ig .i:::’;:‘i‘::“..i.°°f' :'.;#,,; -10 numberigatherod on the 1_1l1l1_¢° 5\\9lL ° 4 4 »-jig'

_ V* , _ i ' - Th ch oner John Irwin is dis- resignation to the 'will oi Him who , ' 5 _

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, loaded 116 ton.. or coal and sail charging coal at Souris for t e _ 22'.. - - _:__ _

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be cleared out of our wa 'if ou want to have on Christmas eve an easy consciousness _of being* fin- ~ _

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_ ished-nothing forgottenxar osllerlooked -. To get it all out of the way- shop now-shop in the morn- - 3.1,,

'sslbls. The storm continued a _ _ _ y yesterday and was unabatod at the llnest line in Souris. We lead, t report in _ " _

hably be a few days before the Novelty Store. 12-3sttdrtf.

roads are nt for trav ' .

elling

Alexander and Mrs. Hunter,

Strathcona, was the scene of dpuble wedding when their onl daughter, Leah Mary, was united in marriage to H. Gregor Guild, of

the bride of John M Paterson, Brookline, Mass. Rev. M. N. Ma

attended The house was nicely corated for the occasion, only the

ilnmediate friends being picsen

delightful gifts, among which was 1', nice rug from the Strathcona Su - dey school where she was a teacher

r a number of years. Both the

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Iiss Hunter receiied 2. number of Corrected for every Wednesday and

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¥oung ladies were highly respect and will be much niiused in the vie nity. Mr. and Mrs. Guild ll-_it Char- liottetown yesterday Qgrninz for'

Enya Scotia where they will reside' _hile Mr. and Mrs. Paterson pro-i

geleded tn Brookline, Mass., tl~.e'r iii-

re home. The Guardian odors the.

young couple heurticst congiultiilu- tions.

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rntc local and announcement adver~

- tisiniz, without special position, thi.-

1Al0d 0m°18l-ed. b0l»l1 C0\1l>1€S WCYC uiinimum chai-ire being fifteen cents. '53 - _g _

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Saturday Issue.

Beef (quarter) per Ib 6 lice! (smell) pci' lb Ill-cts, per bunch 4 l%i'.tti=r

Miittoii per lb

Pork

hard, per lb

Mutton (small) per lb

Potatoes

Straw per ton

Spring lamb per lb

Celery per bunch

Radiskes, per 2 bunches

Lettuce per bunelr

W

IEHIIHEH SEHVWES F

f“ METHODIST. *First Methodist-Rev. A. J. W.

White Oats Black oats Eggs, per dozen, Hay `

‘ Hides 'l`ui'nips

._ ...All amounts for Guardian adver- ....0n Wednesday evening, Dec. 14, tising and subscriptions in Montague

£10, at seven o’clock, the residence and vicinity should be pa

Johnstone, agent, and in Souris and

a picinity to A. J. McDonald, agent. y _ ‘1-10drtf.

id to W.A.

...Churches and charitable institii

Nova Scotia. Miss Ethel Muy Ro- tions will in future bc ciitlrlcil to bortson, eldest daughter oi James twenty-i`1\~e nor cent. discount for Robertson, of Mount Hope, became cesli on presentation off all regular

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Sto

22 to ll to Sl

0% to 7% lB to 20 9 to 12

40 to 45. $5.50 to $0

12 to 14

5

30t 35t St

Myers' at eleven and at Calfskins, (free of heads) iieven. Sunday school and Bible Class Pelts, each , it 2.30. All seats free. Visitors wel- Geese. per lb.

Jome. Ducks , Grace 'Church-Rev. Wm. Harrison Turkey

,at eleven and seven. Sunday sclioolldov/1

wild Bible Class at 2.30. l’e\\‘ five ijliickcns

reserved for college students. Every-

hody welcome. _ ,

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` ' ESB' E l N.

*H ‘T R A =‘o rectcd for every Wednesday and

St Ja.-nes.-Re\.'. "l`. F. Fi-lli-rton e F ' I

at eleven and seven. Sunday Srhiol B°'t“"d°y "u°' and Bible Cl.i:=s at 2.30. (`ol_l0ge stu- _ lb 18

dents and str:.ng~i's cordially in- -"‘_Ul`f Def sw

,.m,d_ 1-lei-l (carcass) per Ib

r'1l0D -in ':__'n n _ .l"'tilli' nt lzotatoes

ten a. m. P1. '_ ‘ '. ' 1:. -_ == _

ieli-vcn ai- _-lv rn. 5~'_\:;_<l._\~ .~',:_l= if “U-W 0555' 1.-~d Blue Cline it u.r:_\_ icing 7_`-MLCK OMS

~ =~ -_-uid straw

ii Mi To i'0i~l at lfgsi as

38

_ _ $5

f,1.»d r_ -1 l l~.<- H , i ~ _\ »‘ ~ *upspmu nc P, i ni,ar if in _\ Hny louse $8' to $850

-- -~ --_ vori 7% to 7!

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\"`<i'it'ill "l\i'=\-‘f‘n.'i-ilcv J. F Flciyil !Iili(i'6prnssed

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.if .f_ ii <1 ; 1.-in suiifian .i-‘.o<'.-

”""“"`J` ‘ ' ‘ " “` """' r.i.»=\:'r\‘<:i1n MARKETS.

rl! " ‘ r. - 1:1 ‘ll _-vii :

_ ._ _ .__|,_., _ _ _ _ ' H’ _ §__‘__it‘_‘_`\ _ roi pgiiylwednesday and

BSUB

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» _ ' ,icr blil $5.00 to $5

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"` t Q ! 9 J _' q _," “‘ 1 l~`li. ii ".oili»r procured

H ` I ' '_,‘,’_'_-.?..u, quintal $4110

.rw 1. _ i _

__ _ A Ch _,_(_, "__ ,Q _, __ ,f __I_llil';c iiutiitoes

' ` ` ' ’ . ‘,l'i'-il potatoes

f")_ ll.-15;

$2

9?.

will ~-.i.- _ ._ is _ _ii iil_ i'.Ilic|,`,7__,l___u]’ ver _:WL $3 .W l_El Y tl:'- . _‘B ll-9 i' `ll:il. li;-,.,,i‘ DM. Ib 1 to

..i~_ ._,, __ ,

_ _ _ _ _ 1.1.00 :fi lb creamer " "`tc`-Q ’ ""3" ` “"3 f" "Any R ki-ii " lur mis( Y)

=1 `.1I“cul'._ " li '»:i~i.i!'irE_1r.‘i a. \,,,__,," 7 to

i-._ i\l:iti|i:, l_§t;\: .' »in_l Sc\'i~_a-~n ll "HWS

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.». vii.; hiinuziv _\<-liool :ind liihlc PM ,_____ mn $3 to $1030

-' lasses 2.30; l‘1\'ciismii: and Sermon 7 ' " ' m.; Rev. (uziiui .siiiiiis-'_n, ii,-i-_ 1-i_ ,.A,__\.Dl_\N CONTINGENT

' "°“'S“““‘~ ` Fon coiioNATioN_

i Ft. Pa is (‘h-ii~ch.~Rnv. Mr. l\lu':-= _

;hy nt ll nnl T. Sunday ;~‘_,-ufirii mqlif 0, T, _ _ 1 __(. d ha mme flmgs M. 2'3"' Ml °"`”""' h""‘- bcenr toDi;§i1dGa coilittingent 700 Holy Communion nt close of c\'cnin;: S,_mn_,_, to Nm.csCnt the Dominion

“Wwe” the iloronatioii in June.

' ST. DllNS'l`ll\"S CA'l`l'll7llll{/\l2. C ' , - fu First iles? as 7.20, <fi..iri1»_~n 5 into`S,_T,‘f_‘;,,§f`"t,f3'§_;§;t ,nbe ,,§f"§,;‘,.,,,l

hat 8"’U’ (fhcdusm 'mm°`hf`L"15f """"" niun will lie drawn upon for tho best Mass' Hum Mass at M30' \'(`Sl‘"`S‘nicn in the Militia. Every arrn of Hand Bc“°d‘Cf'w“ 9" 7 I"m‘ lthe service will he represented, and

SALVM' 'UN "HWY lthere will be si contingent represent-

Sunday' Scrlipc at 7' H' 3' anliirig the Northwdst Mounted Police., -2.30 p.m. Week niuliis Service.-lilon-| The Miiitm Council will at .mcg 555'. T“e5'l‘1Y» 'uwfsdayf “nd 3*"t“1"'cor1imence the task of organizing a

‘,_§*Y Bt eight D~ m- l‘m~oi1ntion Contingent.

11 to 12 45 to 60

10 to 12 10 to 12

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.

to B

12

to 5

20

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THE LATEST SCORES IN

" Only one more day. l-1\'ery` person should do even a little to help their favorite candidate. Good work is being -done by candid- ates, but if you will put forth a little earnest eflort you will be surprised by the gains made by your favorite. Every dollar's purchase means 100

votes-come in and help your candidate today. Miss Florence Burnett, city .... .. Miss Gertie Coady, Hazelbroo_k............_..._. Miss Lena Heron, city......... Samuel Beaton, Bonshaw......... Miss Clara Nev/son, Kingston................_ . _ .. . Miss Lillian Pincau, North Ilustico........... Patrick Walsh, Esq., Oyster Bed Bridge Chssfgsr Garrett, clty,............ . . . . .. Harry Campbell, Kingston......... . _ . ._ Urban McDonald, Maple Hill...... ._ . .

Sanazl Gilllspie, Milton ...... . . . . Wal Currie, Peaka's Station......_... . . .

Jam; 0'Brlsn, Fort Augustus......... ._ _ _ . . _ HN' Dickieson, New Glasgow......... _ . . . Joseph Doyle,'Mer'maid......... . _ _ Vernie Howatt, Esq., city_........ . . _ ._ Alex.`_Maclaaac, 'l‘racadie........ . . .. ... John Nicholson, Flat River_........ . . _ . Josiah Boyce, Mermaid......... _ . .. .__ Loonilacbeod, Hunter I-liver............ . . ._ 000. Simpson, Webs_ter's Oorner............ _ _ ._

, Hlzsio Pineau.~Rustlcoviils......._..... . ._ _ Byma, Millview........., _ . _ ..

rs. Alphonso Doueette, Rusticovill|.........

. lllligan. 'l‘ignlsh......... _ . .. _ _ ..

*lilo Levina Trainer, Binnott's Road . . .

ggohn Maelntyre. St. Andrew's...........;... . .. .. _ _ . .

urdoek Fin ayson. Pinnqtte......... . _ ,_ .. ., ., .

.£1 John Harper, city......... . _

ss Judls Gauthier, clty_........ _ .

vin Emma Kelly, Fort Augustus..._.. . ..... ._ ._

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100,000 05,000 10,000 45,000 43,000 31,200 30,100 21,006

202% 20,0 15,005 12,60 _ 11,400- 11,200

_ 0 _ 1,1005, 1,400* 7,200 0,500 6,400 0,200 5,900 5,400 5,000 4,500 4,300 4,000 4,000 800 700

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F ancy Suspenders in boxes 1 oo and 1.50. "__,:_'_f».-'-.'_;=f.¢_ Linen Hzindkerchiefs I5c, 2oc, 2 5c, 3oc.

I§§`{”n1§I§§i°ll‘f§i`.`fif§ 72’ 125’ § 1°’ 15°' Fuf Muff 2- 25 0° f'>2-s°- _

5 ’ 5 ’ 5 ' Fur Scarf 1.75 to 98.00. ' _ ‘_,_ "51

.Dainty Waists of Silk 2.95, 3.2 5 4 50 up. _

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5.25, 6.oo.

Suit case, solid leather 5.25, 6.50 7.50, 8,50

9.50, to 23.00.

Club Bag, solid leather 2.50 to 9.oo each.

“_ An umbrella 85c, $i.co, 1.25 , 1.75, 2.50, 3.75,

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3-95- 4-50- ._ ,

1-landsoine Ties 25c, 350, 5oc, 75c, Loo, 1.25. Suspender Sets 1.25. _

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President Suspenders in boxes 5oc.

git. Uniined Dog skin gloves 1,00, 1 35, 1.60.

_ _ Lined Kid and Mocha 85c 1 oo, 1.25. 1.50. 2. io,

3.15.

Hosiery in box 25c, 35~c, 5oc, 65c. Coat Sweaters S5c, 1.00, 1.15.1 85, 2.25 to 4.50

Fancy vests, knit or vesting flannel 2.3 5, 3.60, to L75 yd

give her?---1-

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Suit length Monarch Broadcloth 1o_ 50 for 6 yds. _;`:_‘___;_;_:. _ ,<9

Dress length of any fabric 5oc, 75c, 1.00, to 2.75 _

yd' . . . *ni

Waist lengtliof pretty waisting 5oc to 1 50 yd

Dress length of pretty silk 69c, 75c, 85c, 1.00 _ ,\\

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Umbrellas I .oo, 1.50, 2.oo to 6.50

Hand Bags, special at 1 50. Belts 25c, 55C, 5oc, 75c, 1.00, 1.25, 1 50, etc. __ Neckwear 1 c, i9c, 25c, 35c, 5oc, 75c, Iooup. ,.

Senorita Silk Spin Opera Scarf. __ _Jil Silk and Crepe de chene scarfs. 3,

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Kid Gloves i.oo. 1.25, i'5o f ’.\».v _

Spun Silk Stockings black or tan 7 50. :___:-:~ »

Fur Lined Coats $45.00, 49.00, 59.00, 7o_oo. _

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Choosing _a gill Who] ~sl\all I

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Dog Skin gloves Loo, 1.35. ____ ._ Silk Stockings r_. 50 and 1.95. ‘__

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Boys’ Coats Sweaters 5oc, 85c, 1.15. 32 OO

' Boys’ Knitted Suits 2 25 to 2.75.

Cloth Coat with Fur Collar 22.00, 25.00, 28.00, -_'5_,j;

_ v . _i Cliild'S English Cashmere Sweaters i.co to 1.50. élain Cloth Coats $95’ 5.75) 6_75 up to I8 Oo_ _ _

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Furs---most magiiiiicieni

oi Christmas egilis

_ the finest showing of furs in the city.” And the statement is evid-

_ ently sincere, in the fact that it is backed by a purchase every time.

This store has first choice of the furs made by the best' fur

maker in the Dominion'-the furs we buy are offered you new-fresh good. We offer no discounts-no inducement but sheer value.

_ _ ,

Brown Coney Muffs _ S

1 Brown Coney Scarfs _

Marmot Mufls

' Marmot Scarfs

Sable Muffs

Sable Scarfs \

Mink Muffs Mink Scarfs Compare all and any discount offers with our plain one price- win every time-if you look for excellence of value. '

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silk would delight her

' At our silk counter you will find just about every desirable

silk that you can think of-and from the great showing you can choose easily for her a delightful gift.

Taffetas 69c, 75c, 85c Loo

_ Paillettes 7 5c, Loo, etc,

Peau de soie 1.00, 1.25 to 1.75.

Cheaper silks 2 5, 35, 5oc per yd .

Please her with a suit ' length of “Monarch”

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9 ¢'l`h'e acmiaiisuiting excellence yoiiwillfind in this splendid MORARCH br _ l/otli-e-.the reputation of whicli has gone much

fa»ri,h_ef§than its ‘f‘»'f-‘ ~»'i‘_~‘H'~< » ‘_ 1' -_ ' - ~ ,_ ._ ~

` t is pure Australian wool-it_is_ 4 , inches wide it is made iii

the finest possihfleip rasigeeqf good' §4¥o`1ii§§ it drapes pg;-f¢¢;1y_and weaas stronglygl "3 f- it `_r. :_ _ 1.1, “' ‘ T; _ ' it ,'~ ` There are' 22 shades for -_you to choose from and a dress length of siii yards wi l cost o Many other handsome fabrics ready here-in the largest dress

goods department in the Province.

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Silk Stockings ,

in dainly box $1.50 '

Silk Spun stockings both black and tan 1 ,

.-»..»-....`..................................- .......».75¢ -

I Sheer, dainty pure silk stocking, beauti ` if __ T'

fullymade................._._._.._._..._...._.........$|.50 _ , _

Give Her Gloves _

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You will always find the best gloves __ _ ready here Pei°rin’s or Reyniers, Countess, ‘-31"

Marcell Olga, Suzette, Diamant.................. 1|? 5 L25, L50

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Charming New

Christmas Neckwear

Those lovely new things in a big case in

centre of store are pleasing every body. _-

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22-

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Wash jabots i5c, igc, 2 50, 50?,

Silk labors 25°. 350. soc- _~ Lace and. Chiffon Collars 2 5c, 3 5c, 5oc, if

75, Loo. '

Swell Ties lor 0 1

Taslelul Men _'El

Give him a tie, you are certain to be right i' -no man ever had enough. ` _ V1. , _ "/ '

L00 uSIpecial display of Xmas ties 35c, 5oc, 75c ` ;

Boxes free.

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Whethier man or woman Sit iis all 'If in

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fl better _¢l1Hr1»a- beautiful umbi-e1la.,__ _ ) _ -_

Mens l35c to 6.5. » '

Women’s_85c to 6. 5o

_ Some plain, others handsomely finished

with pearl, gold and sterling silver. __

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