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24. tilll
seo ip up all tlicbargains ofl`ered_lierc_now? 1_)0n’t
you really appreeizilc a real saving in furniture
cost ? ' I
This srrle is for people who appreciat_e,and can
snap up quiclaly, bargains ‘iii really liigli-grade
fiiruitiire-iii`ost of the pieces right fresli from the
factory. On every piece we have reduced our usual
low price ()Nl;'I~Ti~lIRl) and the irise ones are
rapidly taking advantages of our offer. -
I Call iii today- a glance will convince you of
the ivoiiderfiil bargaiiis oflcred licre ii0\v.
Rciiicuibei' the place--tip-stairs, .\Ic.\'so1i’S
Block . ‘
Ni A R K _W R l G Il T
Upstairs- Newson'p Bloch- llhslflfsj '
 
 We Wish
_ S 
You All
“A Nierry Xma  
all
\Vc justxvisli to call your attention at the las
. . . . _ - t
iuoiiiciit to our line of l*uriiisliiii;_fs for incii siiilabl C
f i' gifts.
i (`ravats boxed 50c` to |09
Gloves boxel 7.3¢ to 3.00
Miilllers boxed 4-llc to 50c
' Slisapciulc-i"S “ Soc 10 Ito
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f`~»\ve:iler (foal s 2 (lil to 5.00
Bath Robes 7.013 to I2.(l0
Siiiokiiigg ]ackcts 6.. toll.
llaiiey \'esls 5.00 to 5.50
r - -Victoria Row
i
 - D. A. Bruce
A Happy New Year” 
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e | ~- ‘ ll f' -
_e |the Snraiinc Lakes wlierc lic improved
..
.will be held in Epworth Hall on
,Tuesday evening next. A small ad-
.niission Kee will be charged.
-Miss Clara Stein oi Bt._ John’s,
‘N511-. n student at -iridgehill is spend-
‘ing the Xmas holidays in' Biimmei-~
'side the guest of Mrs. C. R. Rogers.
-The December term of the County
Court, for the dith circuit, Judge
l~Mci.eod presiding, opened in Suni-
niersidc yesterday. There was 3 fair-
ly lllrire docket of cases. Court ad-
ljouriicd till Tuesday morning. -
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I -(ln Tiiesday, Dec. 20th, a large
meeting of lisheimcn and lgbster
lpacliers assembled in Mt. Unrniel
.Hull for the purpose of discussing
the new regulations i'cgai~ding 101,-
’ster fishing, J.J.T. Richard being ap-
\poii_ite<l chuirinnn. J. .I. Gallant ex-
plained the object of the meeting.
ltltronit views were given bv J. U, (;_
[Arsciiu.iilt, l.. lt. Poirier, .lcronie
|Rl\'lim'd and others. J. ll. G. Ar-
seriiiult and J. J. T. Richard being'
iiunied ns delegates to attend a meet-
inrx in (‘liarlottetowii, the following
lW0ho:iii.ions were iiiiaiilnioiifily
ndoptcd by the meeting. lst. That
ltlicy are ul opinion that the season
ol iisliing should not be clmiigod.
2nd. That the lntlia should be no
inore tlinii one iiirh apart. 3rd. That
the parlor trap should be maintain-
ed. ith. 'Flint the meshes on liende
of trups be no more than 2 iiiclics.
..'il.li. 'l‘lia.t all old gear should be
taken asliore. (ith. 'Flint thev are
di:~i|iosi:ii und willing to iibidc by the
lnw forbiddiiig io land any ‘forums
liibstai' cnrryiiii: .~:piiwiis. 'l‘lils being
the only iiiiturul iviiy of ||i'v.~u:i‘vi|ig
the lobsl.¢-r indu.-'.ti‘y.
` -The ileutli orriirrrd ut S:1i‘niinr‘
lakes, N. Y., on the liitli iiist, of
|Ai~rti:-i Mrl.¢‘i'in, son of .Iobii Mrhenii
lol' Ellis liiver, l.ot IG. ln March lust
,clerzcaeu-il was suddeiily tnlcen ill ol
,lic-iiioi‘i'liages of ii serious nature
land acting: on the advice of his phy-
_siciaii went to Muskoka Saiiitariiiin
_wherc he spent some six or seven
months Froni tlirre he roceeded to
'slightly but about n month algo the
iliiiinorrli:\gcs returiicd mid lie gradu-
ally grew worse until the end clinic.
His lirothei' W. A. McLean lind been
telcgrniilied for but did not :irrive
until deceased had passed away. He
at once started on the return joi.r-
iiey with the rciiiains, arriving: homc
on Saturday Inst. Deceased was
twenty-three years ol nge and oi ex-
emplary character, quiet, kind,
thoughtful and unassuming and in
every sence of the word s. friend to
all his acqiiaintances. He had trnv-
elled quito extensively linvim-5 suont
some years in the western part oi
the ll. S. A. I-Ie leaves to iiioiirn his
intlier, one brotlier Win. A. oi North
flledeque, rind one sister Mrs. Arthur
‘McKinnon, Glcnondale, 'l‘i'aca1lic. The
funeral took place Sunday afternoon
and was largely attended. 'Phe ser-
viceswere conducted hy Rev. W. A.
. __ ._ _ .. ..,,,,,,_,_f..,,-..,..._ _ ,_ f i- » ._ e  '9.son. 'i`-he pall bearers were Russel
inieron, John (‘aini‘bell_ James Mc-
=----- '~-"~~-- --5;'-" -'~-"3-2'-`-' i an, Robert Yeo, Roy McLean and
B ° » y Burns. .
Blanlieting' by the yard-
Q =1 ‘fl , i Y, I ' W ' I r¢_~`_ in
Upstairs-Ncwsons Block-Upstairs   Y i_ _I A -Y V __  _,, i., i .a I , .    __
i>iiiNce couiin ...__-ll/,ll/e Wish To
9 0 _ , __ _ , ’ ' I
   '. --It pays to buy in this vrcvirice. '-’!‘h° wir changes in the Albeftoi: . - “‘
` _ ; -- arket prices yesterday wus- . E6 H3 & N
;‘ 1 Q* ' N -Miss Hazel Crockett, who has that oi butter which sold at eight- , _ i
as  been visiting her home in Suminersid| een cents a lb and eggs which sc‘d _ - __ 5-2.;
;4 r . ‘left yestardny to spend the holidays at twenty-three gent; 3, d0¢_ ' ' - T . ' ' '~ ‘ .  ` ~ -
_ ut Woodstock, N. B. --- _ .
Arc you Cmltcnt with letting your friends -An entertainment and Xmas tree tel‘_tEi`iilxIi§cnl:0\;iidc!;iIril1i‘i`iant:e'l\iia gil: I °
_ ll I' _ an
I y I I. ¢ ~ ‘xi E, pa I
& V ’ _ L i\ 4 |‘ tl  2” J i L ha .~
\ Al
worth Hall, Summerside, on Tuesday
evening,.27th. A good program is be-
ing .3 rcpared. Santa Claus has
prom d to he present. ,A small ad-
missl tee.will he charged.
` -Ai Indian named Jim Sark, bad-
ly uitder the inlluence of liquor, was
ai'rest'ed by Railway Policeman Friz-
zo‘, aft the Summerslde station yes-
terday, charged with creating a_dis-
turbdnce around the railnmy wasting
rooni.l He was taken to jail but later
on in the day was released and nl-
loived to go home.
--'l’hs Morning Daily Guurdlan can
be obtained at LaHcrty'| 'l‘onsorls.|
Parlors. Bummerslde. 12-llldrtl.
-Send us your feathers. We cuii
pay high prices for new goose and
duck feathers. R. T. Holman, Ltd.,
Sumnierside. 12-24sttd&r2w.
-Get your rink season ticket early
and have the lull bcnellt of the sea-
son-opens Monday night. Season
tickets ut McNeill’s Drug Store.
12-22dts2i.
-There is nothing nicer lor Xmas
than a lmrrcl of good apples. We
have one hundred barrels No. 1 Nova
Scotia Spys and Baldwlns in stock
Edgett, Grady Co., Ltd., Summer-
sids. 12-17d5i.
-Young and old alike look forward
to the opening of the skating season
and those who do not skate can pro-
inciuidc and watch youth and beauty
enjoy tlieinselves. A -season ticket
makes a sensible and very acceptable
gift. . _lZ-22dts2i.
-All news in Buinmcrsids and vici-
nity should he given to J. F. I.nf~
lerty, (liinrdiaii correspondent, Water
Street-. who will also answer all the
enquiries oi and nttelid to the Wants
ui renewal and contract advertisers,
Miss Amy G. Burrows, Agent, Sum-
mer Street, accepts only cash with
order,in return for a lemful discount,
for transient adver ng in The
Morning Daily and the Rumi Daily,
as well as cash with order for new
and renewal siibucriptinns. All a-
niounts for advertising and subscrip-
tions in Alherton and vicinity should
he paid to H. Clark, Agent. 4-4d.rtl.
HORN.
l)(`)IR,()N`-At Mayileldpoii Friday, Dc-
ccnibci' ilth, l‘Jlll, toi John l). and
Mrs. lloiroii, a son.
ESSEIIY-At Union Road, on Dec.
lith., to Wiii. Lee and Mrs. Essery,
n son.
MARRIED. _
l<vi..»\iii<-izunii-i.iN-M ure imma ni
the bride on tho oveuing of Decem-
ber 21st, 1910, by tliie Rev. John
.~ltirliiig,' Joseph Wi bui' (‘lnrk of
(lavendish to Nellie Violet Bulinnn,
daughter- of James F. Bulman,
New Glasgow.
McD()NAIiD-HOWLETT-At the resii
dence of the bride's father, George
I-lowlctt, on the 21st of December,
1910, by Rev. M. N. MacLeod, EJ-I.
Mclloiinld to Miss Elizabeth Pearl
Howlett, both of Dundasi, I’.E.l.
“fer 'H Wf°l<= ‘Z 54"* " *Nriw”7fi\-i.i`frFf.-rn‘isii-i~s_
F'OltD-HlCK()X-At the Parsonage,
Winsloc -Road, on Dec. 21st., by
T gndgrSl1__________  ' if.  _
Sealcrllcnderswill be received by the
iiiidcrsigiicdiiplo Dec. 3isl frniu :my
person willing to contract \\'il|i the Stanley'
llrirlgc D.'\ir)'iiig Co , in iii:iniil`;ir uri:
rhecsi: for season of lgil. lllukoi' lo find
"ll h“ll‘ “““ 5"P|"l”“' lard. Gaudet & H:i>=7.ar<l,Cliar' ' - '°
F 0 K S A L  Notice of Institute, Meeting
. . . ` A , ' l t' l N L d
I _S1  lil," ' C Cl“‘rl‘;4tit$i‘;z‘;;1 igerlgiifrefiiiieiiriidstiizuiip wigivim ngiii fin
1 ' ' 'l ` in- 'orimr ii on ' ues ay evenin
“li” it °' 0“er Omlm ly - ` the 27th inst- A lull meeting is request-
L`oinoiiStoek- Teiirlcrs lor saiiie up _
willbc received at office of llai- _ill-21fll‘ll
E
Rev. L. J. Wnson, (liiriiet L. Ford,
of New Glasgow .llond, to Beatrice
Hickox, of Hunter River.
ROBERTS-F0ltll-At th" Pnrsonnire
Winsloe Road, on Dec. 21st., by
Rev. I..J. Wason, Frank A. Roberta
ot Winsloe North, to Gertude,
daughter of Henry Ford, New Glas-
i
J' H' SIMPSON town, ii i to gist Dcceiiiber _   
nay Vi~°“'~ u.\s7 \RlD <‘..\Uoi-"ra ii/is7.l° y-
Scriclu ` ' ° °
.._..,..-....... "  ->»i»<1=-f-~»i=-` ‘ ing Associahon
- - -°- ~'-. . ““ Tl annul cnernl eet'ii ith
 ""R¢’lb5n Tuphn Q Cow K¢n'5""c ,n Wili.\i»i!liii'e iltliiiigying Arilisociatiirilii will
be held in the new hnll on Monday,
  i »
~ ‘ 1 January iltli, 1911, nt. 2 oelock p.
1  ni. 'i‘eiidei's will bc received by the
4" ‘    iindcrsigiied up to 2 o’clock of the
\` \"“' same day for the maiiiifactiire of
 ,_  M cheese for the season of 1911, tend-
Ȣ "
be uiorctliaii
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V ‘ f get one here.
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You can get ii-al pretty suits
from t'ie“lilllu nicu." 'l`licy`ll
Cliililveii`.~i suits from . .L55 I0 8.0
Heier limii-ii :mil
R “sc siiils froiii . . .2.00 lo 3.5()
coals froiii . . . ,
. . . .. 5.00 IJ 7-00
_Q-.‘a;'ii-_ _,-1 15, z5c ini.. i 1 ‘.1 ',5,,,‘ fi
~ .  »   °" ‘~ ' ie i
..%i:'i;!:2::  .. ..~.»..=.~.»  _ .hit _-W _
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' Christmas Gills . I ,_ -  
  - Sackville, N. B.
:uid stile 1-olurs~i...|.15. 2.00. 5.25
`i6¢
pfezi-icil if yoi' 
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§é._"__>‘_f>‘f_,.»*-qi.. Call an 5"~~ me l\:ii'g:iii\s ii llie ‘|o, (‘  '_' . ’ ` p _ ""“‘“""l
|iu‘:usi-:N rurtiuo co  
Kensington
dtiisrtlif “=_ _ ” ‘ _ _
I 'x 'r‘f ’
A ss
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gow Road.
DIED.
l\IAll'I‘lN-At Maylicld, nt the resi-
dence ol her son-in-lnw, John ll.
Doiron, on l<`ridn_v, December iltli.
1910, (latlierine Fleming, relict oi
thclnte Moses Martin of Martin lu
tho sixty-ninth year oi her nge.
5'?
‘Q-'f iff/
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  Christmas Goods'  ,U     _ 
O. ll- \\l\DM./\N §
TEé“ChEi§fPawce|t Mig Ce
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' sauiviiie. N. is..
Wish
All their P. 'i-I. l.Ciistomers and Friends
l vi
“ii vnu iiriiiii ciiiiisiim-is i
- i ."¢. " i ' is' "1"" . _ ._
»
Bargains
on Enameled
W a r e 1
` A'r_
CAMERON’S
Hardware Store
When looking for a
Cliristiiias gift _ we
would suggest a pair of
llouse Slippers
Our ~ ra.nge~< .includes -
meu’s slippers from
- A 551: to 3.00 n psir
Ladies’ slippers from
Boys’, Girls’ and child
Y
I l5e to 2.00 \ pair.
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4. .,.i’
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.¢ -_  .i _
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_  Busiest--Bfets”-*t-‘-ciihd Greatest
"1   C.hristina€s 'Business-~"
 VVe`H‘avje Ei1eff§Had '
 f And While» We Eactend Our » Thanks
1 We Wish H eartily
 “A Merry Xmas”
  To Them and Theirs
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UNION Sl:Ill,V1Cl~1S,
Wl<}l<lK UF l’llAYER.
Jununry 2-6, 1011, (_1hai'lotteto\vn,
P. E. I.
llionday evening, First Methodist
Church. Subject, "The l\lis.~:ioiiiii'y
Clialleiigc to the (‘liiirvlics." Address
by licv. R. G. i'~ltratliie.
Tuesday evening, St. l’a\il’s School-
rooni. Subject, “'l`hc liayniu|i's Op-
poi-tuiiity and llespoiisibilit_v." Ad-
'rirer-is by ltev. 'l‘. F. Fiillcrtoii. At
_ ______,________ _ __,_._ ,W ___ _,__ __,____,,___ __,__  _ _ _  ..,..~. ..  .- .. ...H  .  ., _._ 
the l’eople"s (iiiircii. Addiis.: by Itcv. Friday evening. l.rnci~ M0l.iiodisi:
Wiii. Harrisoii.
Weiliiesilay eveiiiiuz, » '/Zion \‘liui‘cli.
Church. Subject, “The Growing Dc-
sire for Christian Unity and t‘.o-open
Subject. "Qivic and Naiioiiiil Right- ation." Address by Rev. Z. li. l<‘nsli.
ss" Addiissl ltcv il Mr-
At Central Christian Church. Ad-
eousnes . ' iy _ . . . _
Lean, dress by Rev. Mr. Armitage.
At Baptist (‘-liurcli. Address by Rev. The services begin at 1.30 p. ni.
’l‘. W. Murphy.
'1‘liursdiiy evcniiig. St. James
(lliurcli. Siibjcct, ‘"l‘lic British mid
Foreign Bible Society." Adili'esse.shv
Lieut. Gov. Rogers and llev. J. F.
Floyd.
lAn offering will be received nt ciiirh
service for the P. E. 1. Hosnitiil,
less expenses oi the Ministerial As-
sociation. On Thursday evening the
offering will be for The British iiiid
Foreign llible Society. All are cord-
ially invited to the services.
I
  A Showing oi Something Real
   Swell iii ilhrishiias Neckwear
Y
5 /\ bit; slioiving of soiiiethiiig exclusive, siiiietliiiig real nifty in men stics.
§ You vi ill 'adiiiire iheiii, it v.ill be easy for you lo select do/.cus of liaiiclsoiiie ties
i froiii this stork, and tlieii we ivaiit you to note the prices, coiiipare our lialf dol-
Q diiiwfriiitf.
l
lar tics with :iiiytliiiig you ever boiiglit, and iiote the diffcrciice.
Pri.-Liv iiarrow four-iii-liaiicl tics... . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . .........25c ea
i The .su/cllcst line of ties iii town and really the best value...50c ea
Hiiiidrcds of liaiiclsoiiie ties iii all the very newest
‘ effects ,,,..,,..,,,_.,......,_,............. ....... 60C. 75138566!
_ 1 We give is pretty box with every tie at 50c or over.
  ~“lii“_?..l.'t‘:.l:.t.l..l.. 5.5 05"”
salary pei' nioiitli, ma er t '. > 2 , .__ __
_  _ own help.  .H ' - -»-\`s"'.'l'v`v=-€»-f~\>.....?,_,
 nwnu o/iMrni<:1.i., ~_,g.__-7;. __   |l, ,.,_,:“*~-‘-
_. -i-`= " North Wiltshire, Secretary. J?"  J  " 'l . - ~ “
' ' Duc. 22ml, 1910. 12-(l24&3l.
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1-rs to stiitc price per hundred and é
~ k o find his " a - ` 1 e
_ _ ihe Enterprise Monarch
A Steel Range that is zickiiowleilgvil by liousekeepers lo lm
ilu- iriunipli o|`ii\\'eiilio|i iii the stove limi.
l"ol|u\\'iii;; are :i few of its spovizil l'o:¢l\ii'c.=.
'l`lll~I NEW l).f\Yl.l(`~ll'l` 0\'l-IN DOOR, ilirniigli which the cou-
ioiils nl' the oven are ailwziys visible.
'l`lllC l~INTl£Rl’RlSl<2 lll~I.f\'l` ECONO!\llZEll, irliirli retains thc
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‘EI
»;3-if
- only by
licail in the oven when the door is upciieil.
l`lll£ EN l‘l£l{l'RISl'I lll{O|l.lNG A'l"l‘l\ClllVll£NT, which conveys
to llic eliiuiiicy all ilu! snmki- :md odor of limiting.
'l`l|lC l-`lil.l. l.l'lNl`-Til 'l`O\\’l€l. ROI), :ilivuys :iviiilublc for iiislanl
uw. -ln Short il ln- ` _ `
Tllli lll~`.2~`-'l` RANGE wniiicd by 'l`|lli l¥l€S'l` llOUSEKl'€l".\’l-.l».S.
'l`lii: “l\lONl\l{Cll." is sold by reliable stove dealers and uiailc
The Enterprise I-`oundry Co
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1.. .--- - - - ~ ~ -- fri- -- ~- ~- ---~---~- - ---""'»"-- ----_-§_-_:-_:‘-_--_-;_,_.“_,-jf"__1;tr1,.'%,-f:_'_*‘j...T -K . '
  HA MERED BRAS-_S   
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' A line of hauiiiicrcd and plain brass just received, `gi\fes` y’6h.41l1‘%Ppo1f\51uty of able Ili
lug practical _ifts from an “up to llic luiiiiute" line of goods.
_ Bi-a`s's gicttles, Pint i.oo » jardlnercs (Hmnniei-'ed Brass) 2.50 to 5.00
_ . Brass Kettles Qiiarts 1.50' Fern Pots (ll aiiimered _Brass) 1.oo to 2.50 '
I5c 10 2.008 llllf Brass Kettles Piiits 2.5o ` Crumb Trays, with knife 1.50, 1.75
Brass Candlesticks 1.25 to 2.50 Ash Trays 75c
“ns S“PP°‘S"°‘” _ _ Store Open Every Evening Until Christmas _
"....1'.  A N Messy l`:?“;.
Morris & Smith _ ._ _ _ _ ~¢ji_.r.,ij, .....-
l_ tliintpre every day. I dniwfrf _  _ ,V   6,; J. _,kr l »   . 
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