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_0N'l`AGUE, SGURIS I I
 or -.Ir K1Nc's coimrl
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~..I¢ Dlyl to buy in this Province.
...Unlon'Diltr-ict Lodge will convene
In  semion in _"Caledonia"
Lqillnrliall, No. 1187, tomorrow, the
10tli.,~ll|pt|.nt, at 2 p. m. An enter-
...A correspondent from Bt. Pet<r's
Bay says:-Much has been said in
the press lately of our growing in-
dustry, the fisheries. This being the
smelt fishing season, our local fisher-
men are busily engaged in that P8!-
illhmht will be given at 7.80 in the 'ing enterprise. Donald McMillan,
Ivlrllnl. Admission free. »
.It the inet re uint meetln of
Cape Traverse, and Stephen Gillis.
Clermont, have returned after the
Christmas holidays, and would lik!
.. g Z . _
C0\lrt Bllvan, No. 1218, Montag\\e,lto know of the whereabouts of their
nh _
e iollowlng oillcers were elected
io: the year 1911: Court Deputy-I
John H. McLean; Physician-Dr. J.
hi. Mdntyre; Past C. R.-William
Iiiitohey; C. R.-H. Nelson ire-elect-
ed); V. C. R.-Breston Campbell; R.
8.-~. A. McLean (re-elected); F. S.-
iir. J. McLean (re-elected): 'I`feBS»-
S. L. McKinnon (re-elected); Orator-
IJ. J. McDonald; Organist-Windsor
Campbell; S. W.-lsadore Martin; J.
TW.-Matthew Dorion; S. B.-M. D.
McDonald; J. B.-Ronald McDonald.
Court meets on the fourth Monday of
Ivory month.
-...The seized smuggling schooner
Miantonomah, which was once the
pride of Gloucester, and which got
C0-partner.
...All amounts for Guardian adver-
tising and subscriptions in Montague
and vicinity should be paid to W.A.
Johnstone, agent, and in Souris and
vicinity to A. J. McDonald, agent.
...J. P. Crockett 6: Co., Montague,
are determined to break all business
.et-ores during the month of Janu-
ary. Discounts of 20 percent to 1-3
oil are given in every d€P&l`¢m°l1¢~
This sale is a most exceptional and
prohtable one for shrewd people.
1-9dr3i.
.._J. P. Crockett & Co., Montague,
are offerin splendid values durin
l the proceedings Mn Pretty mad. ure
acquaintance of a‘ gentleman 'hc ye);
in love with her, and through his
love behaved in a very honorable
way towards her. although perhaps
not too wisely.".
“This gentleman, he had been gn.
formed, _was prepared to mar-ry gh,
woman, notwithstanding the ver-digg
of the jury. if she were set free.
“The gentleman referred to yu B
member of an honorable prolessinn,
a barrister, and if he married her it
would lift her out of the slcugh '01
lmisery, distress and despair, into
which she had been plunged. Could
there be any doubt in the mind of any
liiiunan being as to what he should
o?
“Some people said that in those
couris it was not altogether surpris~
ing that the people hid their secrets
and committed perjury. There was no
greater mistake in the world than
that. ln that court above all others,
‘honesty was the best policy,” :or the
court was always ready to recognize
the weakness of the sex in certain
matters.”
ANNOUN UEMENTS.
“The Rollo Hose. Company meets
tonight at 7.45. Annual meeting.
1-9d1i.
'°°.-ittlention is drawn t
the Georgetown, P. E. I. skipper.
Cnptmn Dicks and crew into such a
peck of trouble, still lies a Govern-
neit charge at the terminus wharf.
‘Sometime ago the customs called for
‘andere for purchasers Of the ‘~"~‘SS*-'1
:ind the tenders were opened st Ut-
uwa; they ranged from $200 to X250,
and as this would hardlv psy for the
4-:ear of the smuggler_ the bids were
declared off. lt is likely the vessel
will be offered at public auction.
*wen it is expected she will realize
s _ ;;__-°.?“ng half near her value.-
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. ' r:_ Id do little to save the l.eau~
_‘ -ture building.
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ifoijcr `.'r.`u` HII' ,Elie D?d_flof Have A
V. ;Ԥf Gu;=..' blood I7- liar Body.
'-7:". il -lille P Corinie I-ll .die .\. `»
rv' `.=.~ ~ li. suys
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the month of January-discounts are
given in their clothing, shoe, ladies'
wear and furnishing departments
that will make a visit to this store
an exceptionally' profitable one.
l-9dr3i.
...During this month we are deter-
mined to clear out all odd lines re-
_gardless of costs or protit. This
clean up sale is an exceptional pur-
chasing opportunity for economical
people. A trip to this store will be
an interesting one to you. J. P.
Lrdckett <5: Cu., Montague. l-9dr3i.
;;=_:’_o3 riosiiili lliE
"l'ihiiliE_li VhbSEL"
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_. ».c-..sc. .li l.=ep.:.g ne. Miyagi: to
Je.. at-a.al.u min hailpeiiiiy a secret
ant. and based ner case upon the
i __ .c._I..ac. ... ner nusoand, there
. i .ll no (.l'u.._.i9.
_ _i.  s. 50;...
.~ _‘..; ,.._.,__; go china
.._..i i. ...an and .-.oi._ail should he
r_._;eu the .-sl;.c. This court never
.ms stile so. and -1 i.o,.'e l.e-er will
___-1 _i.-at noniari is not the weaker
es _ _.er l.ol.StlLi.tiL,il, habits ui
._ _-L ai.- .t' ....ne scnniii-ss might'
.eau Le." to do l.hil.gs that might he
eicusahle in her, although the same
conduct migut not be excnsable in a
...8[l.
“che ..as Pieti.y’s wife and ii the
te  '..\_ie_.=s.iil..ea i.:.e would
._ ‘...._i.i.' Lo n..;. lor the rest of her
l..c-iIolnu to a lnan whom he was
go.;l to say was an impossibility.
,huge Le nas sound, if he
io sa»e her lrom the absolute
. .li .-h.cil ne nas perfectly certain
..ocld follow if the decree were res-
n
ff.
_C-gnc
' o Horace
Haszsrd's ad in ,this issue re famous
Brahmin Tea.
"Regular meeting of Knights of
Columbus this evening. Installation
of oflicers. 1-9d1i.
"The first carnival in the Arena
will be held on Friday, January 20th.
Get your costumes ready. l-9d1i.
"Delicious home-made candy will
be sold at the dramatic entertain-
,ment next Tuesday evening. 1-7dtf.
"Attention is drawn to the ad. re
annual meeting of the Hillsboro
Dairying Co., which appears in this
issue.
"The big Indian hockey match in
'e ii-ena promises to be one of. thI-
:__ _t nt-;.es'.ng events e-er witness
d fl t.e .I\r_na. 1-9d;i_
':~e» the dilemma of “My Awful
'hi e oom‘sheils St. Peters Scholl-
' ~ - -_-~ -“=~ l-'1‘-`e;_iay, 'Jan 10.11. 1-Intl.
“The dramatic entertainment in
Stl Peters Schooroom next Tuesday
e~cning promises to be a gr~.a: suc
cess. Bc sure you are there. 1-7dtf_
"If you want to spend an eaioy-
able evening, attend the dramatic en-
tertanrent neit Tuesday night in
..d o. the Anti-Tuberculosis Socie'y
1-7dtf.
"The first game in the P. E. Is-
land Hockey League takes place in
the Arena next Friday evening. The
old rivals. the Vic: and Abbies. will
he the contestants. 1-9dli.
"See Michael Thomas and his
braves try and wrerrt the hockey lau-
rels from their brother Micmacs at
the Arena tomorrow night. The
game of the season. 1-9d1i.
°‘Don't forget the three act come-
dy entitled "My Awful Dad" in St.
Petsr's Schoolroom Tuesday, Jan.
10th, in aid of the Anti-Tuberculosis
Society. Come and have- a good,
hearty laugh. 1-7dtf.
i. r'...: .g I.. :_l  t~ _
i_l.1`.cr-1.. lerile .les from i.oc1ol~, ilu; I
l.-l.-_ 1-..'. -ee'ii to ilu mc lilly goo! A: -
L .v ._ me . :x lm r-fllillcfi i l»'Ilf-r In
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of
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i _.cl atlc side, allu ne hall nl-
' . r .oll_e across such a peculiar re-
_ s..lt to such a case. In the coilrso of
iilJl1_`».
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_ _ , 5 ‘ _ _ -- Anti-Tuberculosis Society. Admis-
' .i ' .....‘ airs mteelel ~ - - ~
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vl!.'?.l~, In J~.nuur;.'
fl ei Llyd
4fl1_
I w i1, ._.a .gh'cr oi
~ =-I ‘wr e l..ydIn f lien
_drug stcres. Come and halp a good
iv lc' i:-.tc -meeting, Lodge 1-fringe
.
"When you are down town today
_call into E. A. Foster's drug store
‘or at the Apothecaries Hall
and buy a ticket for the dramatic
entertainment in St. Peter’s School-
_room Tuesday evening. The.cause is `
'one worthy of your support. 1-5dtf_
"Next attraction! "My Awful
§Dad," St. Peter's Schoolroom, Tues-
?day January 10th in aid of the ‘I
sion only 2a cents. Tickets on sale
at E. A. Foster's and G. E. Hughes'
' 11"* I 1-5dtf.
li
L'-(l2.lI'\\'1 r, 'v` i‘.3_\"I'3.
 ..lrI:, .\.(J.E.. Tuesday, Jan, 10.
‘fweelfhr apples only $2.15 per bel
this week at Beer & GolT's 1-7d2i.
NEITHER IIFE HOLDS
EITHER ll' IORCESTER IISS
1
WOCESTER, Jan. 5.-Alfred Either
is at liberty after being freed of a
blgamy charge. Mrs. Sadie Either of
Holden told Judge Utley Either nlar-
rled her two years ago.
"I didn't either," said Either. "It
was no legal ceremony at that time.
But we were married Ohristmas Day
last.”
ad also claimed Either as her rmss-
hlm and Said:-
_".\'o," said Either, "I'm not your
Either, neither." `
"Either," said His Honor, "you're
U0! ll bi8BmiSt. either way." And he
wasn’t either, was Elthg-_ -
I0 CONTEST FOR
EYIIIS llLLl0l|8
` tCqntinued_ fl-oni_page_0§¢’-*__
Rene Evans Paine, only son of a de-
ceased sister. Mr. Evans had 8
brother who died unmarried some-
thing like eighteen years ago. MPS.
Brigham has a son and grand-child-
ren. hir. Paine is married and lla-S
two children.
p c a e.
the revised laws of MassaLhi2S¢US ‘W
_ »~ - ` d
Mrs Clara Either of Milbury, who* There is no osmme h nc un er
h ts ll -
ing husband. took a Zood look at :sy uncle’ cousin or any O er to a
ral relatives to inherit any part of
_ the Evans’ millions until the Brig"
"He isn't my husband either. Ho - x ~ . dl _
may be mtherl but he mn m__ Emp Cham and Paine lines above name le
er."
ome extinct, in which event cousins
will, of course, become heirs. _
"The petition to periJ€lUHl@ ¢"l‘
dence, which has been filed, is simp-
ly a precautionary measure to iden-
tify the family of Mr. Evans so that
l
l
at the death of his widow there may
be no mistake as to the heirs-at:
law. All that those so-called contest-
ants apparently are expecting to do
is to' establish ‘their identities as
cousins in case the regular heirs be-
come extinct." _
Mr. `Evans, after servins BU B Pri'
vate in tile clvli war, became a clerk
in the omce of Charles M. Clapp, a
rubber manufacturer, and rose to be
president of the American Rubber
Company. He went into copper min-
ing and amassed a large fortune. On
July 3, 1909, he was thrown fl'0m
his horse and soon after died, leav-
ing an estate valued at 511.000-000»
His will, made in 1893, was a very
simple document, givfng his Wife the
income during life of the entire UFO
party, with the right to use whatever
part of the principal that was neces-
sary to her support. On her death
one half of the residue was to K0 t_0
the heirs-at-law of Mrs. Evans, if
li ld ot otherwise dispose of
silzebgr (xiii), and the other half was to
go to his heirs-at-law. H191' ¥° “IW
by right of rePresentntl01l»
pearsnce for Margaret A. and James
E. Donavan ,of BOFCOH. G¢0lfK0 U-
Donavan of Needham and Timothy
H. Donavan of St. John, N. B. The
mother of the Donavans, Ann Evans,
was born seventy-eight years ago at
Castle Head in Ireland, and`her
father, Thomas, was a brother of
Capmin John Evans ol St. John,
who was 'the father of Robert D.
Evans. lure. iusrgnrec -gacobs, e
sister of Mrs. Donavan, seventy
years of nge, is also living. Cnc of
the Donavans is now Mrs. Lillian M.
Kev” of Dorchester Avenue. Edward
Q '_ a ears for Mary Jane
Evacilgeiidf Zi!3i¥i\'ille, N. B., and the
children of the ln e Robert Evans of
Waltham, sister and brother of the
late .inn i~1van_S___.D_0"§"“"-_____.n_m‘
closer is th
zo day sale.
21st ends this sale.
This includes a really
` ilillew i.l patterns, well 'z .de
i-I M-_ri19ocioi_4o_ .\-_w 58s, -'
Fancy Sweaters
This lo! of 14 fancy knit vests comprise
an elegant collection of the cream of the
excellent assortment of
and comfortably lined with
. f. V
 7 Ulster
H $11.75 now $6.45.
\\`e are offering seven splendid big heavy men’s
~ _ ulster~ ivirh storm collar The material is dark
7,7 l'xford f~‘¢.-ze in a good heavy \~.rigl;t, allogi-ther
making a good heavy coat for rough wear. ` Regular
=_;_J
Bargains
in
‘They include Tuwa
materials.
only a few sizes left. Regular
$15.50. for. .  
Fine fancy brown and green
college coats Regular $l6_5o for.-
nicc brown material, senator
style. Regular 14.75 for. . . _ _ . . _
_  splendid li_ue of Tuway College coats
in nice brown, finely finished materials,
.i?§‘;‘:f.' ”"‘?‘?x _t’_“‘_’?‘#€__?%‘f° $12.00
A nice line of Black Senator overcoats,
_ $9.25
_ All elegantly fine beaver cloth,fancy '
sirlpc, in college and senator styles. Worth
$2o_oo, during, the sale only  
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_ $8.87
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.1 , ill wi- .ppc-irc. rom- "
' ll_.s :il-_II cureil nlcl l` Llc(-._ii' g ” 1 '
pil-~._+ l hive leI eiveil so much Le; clit >-
lr:'.‘l. lllrllock Blood Biiicw lll:li will '
mf puolish this as it may help others ` `- I M U Jil. l'll H
he li has me " ‘ ' ' `
- w ni fears.
A. ` - ~ I '= e lit I' .`\i
- If~'_ le on
 -_.‘:-l.\tl:l
_~nd_\lrs Hog
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_ . Irson ge.i hi years
llaiiiifaitureflonl b Th T
‘ _ _‘ y y e _ Milburn rl r.l r m his lat -sdence
Cu., Lunlted, Toronto, Ont. _ '  ._v_ ‘ n y lvtli, nt 2.30 p_
_ tI‘ 'it.n c ... tery.
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‘fill L58 Case or "llumiy Dumpty" Carrier- will
Gerry 0116 dozenegga .snilcly lrmii plxliliiwr to con-
suincr. \\`e :irc sciliilg ilu,-lil from /‘.if.liliiv io I’a<~il°lc
mul cvcrylinlly says “Thu l>¢_cl_ W1"
rluziifrinlf.
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Sl. John, N. B.
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ww ire .scllllirl ar $7.90. Tliern
1 "F`0'irtll Regiment Band at the
;.\rI~na tonight. 1<9d1i_
`\'1y doctors precription can be
satisfactorily compounded at the.
Two Mac’s. Competent, qualined,1i_
'ensed druggists only are employed
rjllrl that with inure doubly tasted ,
'VUES is bound to give satisfaction '
'I`B1\'e Your prescription to the' Two 
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r
A "Drn't miss the big hockey match
in the Arena Tuesday night, Nova
Scotia Indians vs. P. E. Island Mic-
macs. The first game of its kind ever
Played in Canada. 1-9d1i_
If you want, ri classy-up to
film: ot Prr0'it~»-see the new ones
wi ffl '.\ as xilnll .ill offer madr-
.i:I'a--t_li:=rl~`>, not likely to bn an
.tour like It in_el hurry so come
Iona and get your choice s'mn‘
rowse Bros. Ltd. I-9d2l
_m l _ l
I
'll
trip to Montreal or the west.
‘all connecting lines to all
points.
-#na |i:I\»`/Av.  --- I
saves you from 14 to 24
ing car reservation secured by
telegraph without charge.
ms _
- T-ERCOI.-ONIAL
ours time in making your
Through tickets sold over
Pullman and tourist sleep
W. K. IDGEIIS
84 Great George St
Suit V-alu
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DISCOUNT.
“any ofthe best si-llillg lilies are iii- `
cluiled. just one rare opportunity in
select a saving of ONE THIRD OI~`I"
ceafsweafers IIIIV I ‘III 5 I li 
li.: bilance of our coat sweaters goes
intoillie. sale at minily prices. You can
select row _.I .l clear saving of 25 I’. C
DISCOUNT.
Boys' these piece suits AT HALF
' PRICE.
Working Mills one-third' off.
Phenomenal Bargain Opportunity
in Fine Fashionable Overcoats
From the enormous stock of overcoats shown in our clothing department th(
past winter only a comparatively few remains. Still the VERY BEST are induded in
the remaining lot, all of which will be priced at SENSATIONAL PRICES TO CLEAR
y, College coats, Senators, Chesterflelds shown in the very latest
Boys' Knickers
_ Tllere’s nothing small nor mean about
this lot but the price, Boys' Knickers in
all materials, patterns and colors 25 P. C.
Boys' Reefers
You can see asplendid line of boys'
reefers_ Good stylish, serviceable coats with
good warm collars, heavy buttons. Black
frieze with high storm collar, also grey
frienze with high storm collar. Regular
$5.75, during this sale only.. _ . . . _. .$3.25
market. _lust a few remaining articles
left over from the holidn_v seasi ii.
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_ 0ur Pre-Alleralioil Sale llas Already
Reaelled Large Proporliilns-““sI'2‘.'L‘§$‘S°
Our store has been a busy spot since the inauguration of our big Pre-Alteration Sale. Ev€1'_Y da?;C?21;§§
more people-women and men by the dozen every day examine our _goods and prices-and ri c(;1ri0lt1S  of this
` e examination the larger the purchase. Its zi fact that establishes the honest purpose au 111 611
Even now we are compelled to discontinue advertising 'many lilies-some are :ilrcady Stihl] Olltl 3_§‘d_1_‘;
other cases they are reduced to the vanishing point. Ou the first day of the sale we :i<lv1sed_}`0“ to '5_“’P ef” .V 1
was our knowledge of what we were offering and the extent of the same that made us olfer this suggestion.
You can depend upon us in saying that even now a magnificent stock awaits you-biit don't delay. ]a11ur1ry
Caps 90C to ` _  Malte your
V $1.40, now 58C
_-_ mg-_ _'-
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Boys’ Overcoats
\\'e :irc shoiviilg li _igooil range of slnari,go0d»
wearing line of boys' Seruliornnd College coats.
The ' are all ` 'el
Fancy materials and colors-especially nice.
ONE THIRD Ol~`l<`.
) nu. y tailored and good filling Boys'
Senator Coats ONE THIRD OF!-. Boys' College
Coats 25 P. C. OF!-‘_
A special lille ol' cxceptinnxilly fine children`s
overcoats for children from four to nine years.
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Sale'As _An Innovation
. _ Our ollering in men's suits includes about two hundred suits at from one third off to half price
Such values were never excelled in the Province and seldom if ever equalled. Its your one chance I
A really nice line of tweed suits, good wearin
qualities and a fine finish Fairly dark stripe materialf A better line of striped tweed $uitS`do“ble breasted'
nicely tailored and well finished Sizes 36 to 4o $10 60 sims 36 to 4° S Iendldl t .1
foron1y.... ..     .    lar $12.50 for tllis sale yoxilllyored and finished. Regu- 
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u n tier ine of tweed suits with fine fancy . _ I I ' .  . ' . . N l ' I I
brown, green’ and grey Stripe’ single breasted’ Sizes 36   A classy line of exceptionally fine worsted, cut
to42. Regular$i3.5ofor  .. ........... ._ ° aft th lt t tl ` r ` "
If _you want all the style master tailors can produce er C vejry a es .S y E’ mee?) tailored' This is a re_
--the finest workmanship experts put into clothes,here’s “HY ‘mart hue °f Suits f0f Paftwulaf Young me” Si?-0  
_\our choice. Here is a line that has always sold readily 36 K0 42~ Rfrglllar price $17.75 during this sale only
.it $22 oo to $24 oo during this sale you can select st
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A lot of 58 boys’ three piece suits are placed on sale     A - ~-
at HALF PRICE.This lot includes many of the very best y 
wearing, good fitting tweeds, and calls for quick purchasl just one coat left for the first buyer that comes
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' Another lot of H7 of the very best of our stock along. Made from black pilot cloth with fine German
will be sold at ONE THIRD OFF `
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All boysltwv Piece suits»~the entire -stock at ONE O er co ar va ue at our regular P"°e'°""522~5°
THIRD OF;-,~_ now only ......$13.75
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