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~Arcl!l\ald and of his wifc wus all thntl
.regard to the kinship bctwccn her-
 to Europe in- 1910. ‘
__wliN'rnn, o1n.i.`fFoii' onunaai.
OFFERED
LIMITED
mourn:/u.
Hlllii lllllllii
_ --_
The following registered at the Vic-
’ l tt ,_ _ t g a en s ronge
ggrgg' }:,;;tteleve€?,?gr ?a,:_e';w3,eb,fr,lv,€.eBli ‘measures to gain their ends. Despite”
ofthe last “am and ,s“a,m,-) and desperate precautions to insure secre
“L00 the pre”-ous waning ; cy, it became known today that Scot- .` _
- l  . ’
_ th
10;? - ' f ' _ ' ' ' =
le
r
B A Trites Sackville
J C Watson, Montreal
Hrs. Gesner, Amherst
A C Rogers, Summerslde
H. Thompson, Ottawa
Geo. W. Grant, Toronto
The following registered at the
Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, between
10.005 last evening (after the arrival H"m° B°°'°t”7 M°K°’"’“
of the last train and steamer) and
10.00 the previous evening
Ruberildyett, St. Peters
A. Matheson, St. Peters
Carl Hasher, Halifax
Mrs. W.‘ H. Pigott, Mt. Stewart
following registered at the He
vere otel, Charlottetown, between
last evening (after the arriial
of the last train and steamer) and
ten the previous evening
Arthur Wright, Strasbur__g_, _Sash
M. Senecbey, Minto.
James Quinn, Cardigan
W. H. Benford, Chilliwack, B. C.
Hon. J. A. McNeill, Summerside ~
T. P. Cass, North River
Wm. Cass, North River.
ACT OF KINDNESS
BRINGS HER $8,000.
H.miusBUnG,' Ps., Lan. 1~Msr-
garetta Jane Brown's kindness four
years ago in helping an old pedler on,
to 3 trolley car here has won her re-
ward of $8,000. The young woman,
who recently became Mrs. Ray Mason
Kassel, received in her mail 5 check
for this amount and n note address-
ed : “To the little girl who helped me
on n trolley car four vears ago." The
reward was from Vlentine R. Van
Cortlas, and was mailed from Cali-
fornia.
COURT RULERS ON
LEGAL RESIDENCE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7-That ii
man's legal rcsidcncc is where he
lives und not where lic ivorlis wus
thc opinion handed down today by
thc United States Supreinc Court iii
the case of .lcssic G. ’i‘hon\.psou
against hi-_r liiisbund, (lhiirlps N,
Thoiiipson, ivlioni slic sued for divor-
ce. ‘
Jllllfil-I AR(.‘HBAl.l)'S
` WIFE A WITNESS
WASHlNG’l`ON, Jan. 7.-'i‘hc Arch-
ballqztrial in the Senate is rapidly
draQiniz to a close. This week may
acc it finally disposed of, and it is
not expected to hc prolonged licyondi
January 15. The tcstinioi of .ludfei
remained to-day to complete thc de-I
fence of the accused judge. Mrs.
Archlmld was expected to testify in
self and Hcnry W. (lannon, who paid
the expenses of the Archhalds on ii
KIDNAP PLOT AGAINST _
` l?iRI'l‘ISI-I CABINET.
LONDON, Jan. 7-Milder atrocities
lsuilra sttes now thre t t r
land Yard received lreliable informa-
tion that women of the suffrage move
,ment had formed a plot to kidnai
some member of the cabinet
The police would give no intlmation
as to what particular cabinet oillcer
the women had designs upon, but it
was learned that a party of suilrag
ists last Friday invaded the office of
Disbelievlng the statements of at
taches that McKenna was at the
House af Commons, the women broke
into his pri.atc office, tore open clo-
{sets and ransackecl hookcases until
police reserves, called from a nearby
ipolice station, forcibly ejected e
women Some of them were thrown
bodily into the street
I Every member of the cabinet is non
under guard
THOUSAND PRINCETON
MEN ESCORT WILSON
IN INAUGURAL PARADE.
, -..__
TRENTON, N. J., Jan. 6- One
thousand Princeton students will pro-
bablv act as an escort. to President-
elect Wilson in tho inaugural parade
at Washinston. Paul F. Myers,pre-
sident of the Woodrow Wilson Club of
Princeton University, today told
the President-elect that the students
were extremely anxious to participate
in the inaugural parade as a body-
guard to Mr. Wilson. Mr. Wilsdn
said the plan appealed to hlm but he
would have to find out from Chair
man Eustis oi the Inaugural Commit,
tee, if the arrancements could be
made. The President-elect promised l,
to write to Chairman Eustis to learn
if a place could be found for the
Princeton escort in the procession.
Much interest was attached to a
conference arranged for today between
the President-elect and A. Mitchell'
Palmer, Democratic National Com-
mittceman from. Pensylvania, who ie
spoken of as "the next Attorney-Ge
noral of the United States."
Mr. Wilson reached the State House
sliortly after nine n’clock and at once
plunucri into ii moss of correspon-
dence.
MISSING MAN
PROBABLY BURNED.'
in thc ruins of the barn at Silver
0 a et to such an ex
Robert Harris, who lives on the'Lnch cl
Silvcr__Falls, is missing.
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_ ' ___ _ -- 
_:iii5;-;f;f;~i:;-1-;~_ j-1 Z-_-_'_-_-_-_-_-;
One cent per word first insertion
dfscounl sllavved. Minimum charge
GUARDIAN CLASSll"lEll ADS
in this column. hull' cent per word ,
Twenty-live cen e. `
2”* :;_~_;'___';;__'_'______'
_____ __ _ _ ____ _ ____ _ ____ .___ ___ -___ ____ _ ___`
r 4 _ ' 
-'- -r-'-'-'-> -_-3-'-_-_-if -__-ff Q- -1 Ei.-F;-
_noliiuir as wliim-:ii '
HOARDERS CAN DE ACCOMMO-
dated at 3 King Square. 1-6M5ipd.
_ H.MAl.l5 llEI_.P__ _
w_i’ii"i`i7:D-A °n'iNiNc-noon crm.
at. once at_l.he_Quge_n_H0te_l. 1-RB/ltf.
WANTED-A GIRL. GOOD WAGES.l
No washing. Apply Miss Weeks,l
_ Bflglliqv-_  __ _ - _1'_7_M_3*-_ 1
housework. Apply at this
PAIRS OF'
large, sound in
been paired for
-price $50 per pair.
Third Street,
ALASKA BLUE FOXES FOR SALE
him Alaska blue foxes on the fellow-
ing conditions, namely:- At eight
hundred dollars per pair; twenty-five'
per cent to be deposited with the
undersigned on account of purchase’
money, balance when foxes are dell
ivered, which wlll be in 'about one
month from this date. Foxes to be
i.9--
I i `. .  -1--” f. ii `~-’
.um-ws. Hulvlonqde 1- _
D
ST. JOHN, N. B., Jan. 7-Coroner 'll
Berryman inspected the bones found Z]
Falls on Sunday, but has not yet de-' 8
-rr Pars to we isiius rrovisn-
-H. omni: i» Guardian Amt is
»-'run uomimc amy swam
.sn be obtained nt Ls1!erty's Tensor-
~KISB Hlizmi “nfl 1ll'Glllr-
In 45-1 and xelidellce phone 36.
-SUBSCRIBER8_|houl_d__re_nWew_ |\
iesk or two before the time they
save paid for has expired and thus'
.ot miss an iss\Is..ss all papers are
ilseontlnued promptly on expiry
late.-
-MINTO ARRIVEB -D ite the
niieavy snow storm Capt.°;;ad had `;,”:§;1B
is trouble in bringing the Mints to °“°&l_ 5
port in Sununerslde yesterday at 2.45 gakn”
i. m. There were twenty passengers’ ‘S ‘W
nd twenty tons~of freight and fifty: 53'”
zhree sacks of mail inward. Outward ` '
failing to win the ballot the militant "1 ther, were mn plunge", t\,g‘-ty.n|_m,
ii
lelivered a powerful address on the
Datriotic Mission of the Church. The
nm.-1
on (Prince Co.) School took place
ndex o'l the attitude of the people 0':
zood teacher has the support and
K5. The pupils were examined by
vreditably. After the\examination e
ills. The trustees and others ex- of
advantages under which a teacher ir
irofession.-Parent. _
i sad New Year’s day for one family i.;_
Vfrs. Nelson L. B. Doul,, Los Angeles, f
ilso one sister Mrs. William Poimd,‘ _
n Jan. 3rd by the Rev. George O
`aim sgsiit in Jifo. Juaiws Book- have-:rent
store, Bnmms\1ide._H¢t allies phone ln”-_ fp
ons of freight and thirty~three sacks ;T`»mED _°yiIng0ATg___
°1 "IB"-~L uni-ir striped inns; eirssn
'latest model, 50 #inches
-WEEK OF PRAYER.-In spite of tu my or mug”-gong,
he unfavorable weather and bad 'qunugy goth gngggqn gn;-gg
oads the meeting in connection with comringg, The best value we
he week of prayer 'held last night in* avg- offered at #lie Dries
.ns Methodist church, summmide.. sineiair a stsim-t._i.t<i
vas well attended. Rev. H. J. Fraser  - »
.srvice tonight will be in the Pr`e¢by'- ' I _
erian Church( Rev. Mr. Armstrong? 4C- 'B' M°"i°' `s'3mm°r““d:_'_‘;J°J°'<
,in be the gpeake,__J_ _ passenger west yesterday a to no . .
-scnooi. Ex.iivuNA'rioN. - 'rue _ -1- 0- H°1!msu.ousrisi_ts¢<>wn.vss
emi-annual examination of the New- in s\|mm"°ld° Wghrhy' '
Inn. 3rd. The large number of par- "'l'l°"t~_ G°V- R‘°‘3'"  thru'
no present, notwithstanding inf Summmlde yesterday on his wav-1°
lownpour of rain, was a pretty fair Al\19l`t0l1-J~
iewton toward their school; and the ' -D. M. Forbes, TYUNVBHGY. and:
nnamon or the scnsoi in-ieii is snub David Dosherw. P0" Hill- "2" in
is must necessarily be found where a Summerside yesterd&Y-J- _
iympathy of_.parents. The sebool is ' -*DIZ H\ml¥"0f Kififl C0“0€'¢»Wl9d"‘l
urge. there being an enrollment of sor. N. S., ls Bl>UDdil1B‘ 810W 08”(
ll and a daily attendance oi about with relatives in St. Eleanor‘s.J. '
"tev. J. J. MacDonald and Ray Mc-._  W. Phillips of the firm of Sin-
Carvell. It must have been a great clair & Stewart. Ltd. S\ll11m°¢l'51d°»`
intisfaction to all the. parents to see ‘eft yesterday morning by the M‘lnl10
their little ones acquit themselves sc 'or St. John on -a business trip.J.
iice program was rendered by the pu- -Commander Thompson, Ottawa.
iressed their pleasure at finding the ment, was a passenger through Snm-/
ichool in such a flourishing condi-- uergide yesterday on his way to
“.ion, notwithstanding the many dis glim-l0tt¢town.J.
in unzraded school necessarily la- -JW. W. Sha-rpe left yesterday
iors. lilies Hagan who has cbai-gc of mm-ning by the Minto on return to.
“he school has just begun -teachinpi.-itettler. Alta., after spending some
ind is destined to be a credit to the time at his old home in Summerside.
J.
Talif.; Mrs. Melvillc°Baker, Margate- ,_.i,nt',, yvestc,-day_ They had a mn.
Mrs. Harry (7. Durant, Trochu, Alta.; [Hence with the ,,i,ipi,c,~s last ni,,ht_
Margate. The funeral service was J_' ____ '
‘meld in the Margate Methodist Church __w_ E_ Bentley' Chm.|,,u,,|-_Uwn; _i_~.:.
, ` .Hsfimsn, cnni1otietown;_DaJ. Am
Viorris who preached an eloquent G Ed ,_ C W cettv
_ le, mon on; . . W
_ funaral serm¢;nidaf_ter which theihre- sgxkvme; B_ C_ H,“.ris_ sMkvm,,,M_
1"* B ""0 H ° fe” "W °“" G and ivirs sidaeii, Fort nigin- G
s only son who predeceased him id betw 630mg,
even years ago Mr Tuplin emi House’ Smgmer; eh, ee;
r 6 0 US 'ell'
rsted to this island with ins psi i f;;“j.“g “" ° P" ° °‘
nts from Devonshire, Eng in the
-"l‘LGM!
nl Parlors. Bummeceide. _ 1°' P14005 N'
-WASHING
-Qlenfs. *winter
14 inch
~¢-|-4|.
_ resins rcssoniisc _
--»-s
-~`-_-
the Marine and" Fisheries Depart-
, ~.s_'-
-LANDMARK REMOVED.-It was _John S_ Cousins, Park Corner; W.
Callbeck. Tryon; registered at the ' '
in Margate when the angel of death Queen Howl, Summei-side, between;
:aided away the husband and father. 5, 30 last evening and 6.30 the pre-j
Thomas Rcndle Tuplin, in his eight- ,ions evening_J_
th year. There are left to mourn ----
.hcir sad loss, besides relatives and _.(;_ W, Fawcett, M. G. Siddell and
'riends, his widow, three daughters, §_ Q HM-,is of the N, B_ and P, E,
R, arrived in Sumincrside by the'
cided whether or not an inquest will Ve" 1837' and landed at Malpeqm’
- ~ 'acres of which but 20 acres were,
It was rcportcd tins morning tl-at em' and on which the mmuy have Egg.
Lomond road, several miles beyond “ved since' 1 Tutu”
OLATION OF
WASHINGTON Jan. 6--By uphold-
ing certain disputed counts against
James A. Patten and others, charged
tr
ith violation of the Sherman anti-
_ ust law in running a so-called cot-
. , ton corner. the supreme court to-
day sent the case against the men to-'
trial in the lower courts.
The effect of the decision seems to
. .. H
The undersigned is instructed by he thu ah comer on atiztgck or'
James Edgar Milligan of Popular other ex,c.a,m€? mm; zgnsg u 8 B con"
Grove in Prince County, to sell for- ;,iitr;;‘;’; 33,3 lon 0 e norman Bn"
..;__..__._._._.__
UHARLOT'l‘1D‘l'0W!0 MARKETS. '
' Annan-
Oorrected for every Wednesday and,
Saturday issue.
be in-ld on June drd, putting in and harvest "'*'“ '_"" '
Since the tire there hrivc been many mg 8 `g°°d “OD the same year The
 _ _ - ld h use i still in good condition D ARKE1-3
;r_;-‘i;|_»il')s;ei:  nnu the ruins Shut tgoy ncgupwd the “mt summer of BUMMERBI Iii M
t i rn-i 't ' (rm lit c e t in N10" arrival- 'l`h°Y "W" '“°"°d '10 corrected for every wednesday and
tllz situtitilinlgt lhcmtinie olltllilll: l"li‘:. . Margate and located on a 'arm 0' 200 Bdurdsy “mn” '
Pohitoes
Pork _
si-lnnivniu ANTI-Law. 9°” A
_ -. Dressed becl
Qhliiien
Tiinheys
Geese
-Fowl
Ducks
Oatl (White)
Oats (Black)
[iq (loose)
I-lay, pressed
Straw
Buckwheat
'Wheat
*Falls _
_Hides
‘Oalhklns
‘Butter _
I
_..__.___._._. - _
'. UONTAGUE MARKETS “ _
Corrected for every Wednesday "sud:
27
lbf
30
:if his Parents and beside those _of H; C,“_ist,e"rez,stered at the CH'¢to,,“
VI
7-I to 92
G t0 'I
is toio
17
15 t0 22
- 13 to 15
I2
16
42
46
S11 C0 12
$13
S4.5o_
60
B0 t0 81
30 to 50
12
13
Z5
good average quality, as good or
better, than previously sold by Mr.
Milligan. A number of these foxes
have already been disposed of b Mr,
1
Milligan and there is now only ‘a
limited number for sale, any parties
desiring to purchase any of these
foxes must do so witlrliioiie week
from this date, as after that other'
arrangements will be made for the
fOa'fls (white) '  42
Oats (black) 40 to 42
iitvaw, pdr ton 15.50 to 38.50
Hay . sf ‘I0 to 75
Eggs ner dos 32 to ill'
Flutter 80 to 82
Chicken (pair) 80 to !1.ll0
levi (pm) $1.00 to 1.25
Potatoes, per hue. 25 to 80.
P toes 25-
Per dos. _ 12;
‘ . per .W. It to 10
B6( illlilll-) PGI’-RJ. 8 to 16
Bed (quarter) per lb Ei' to 7
Pofk - ' ' 9. gn
Lslib. -ner ro. (email io to
Fiiul 9 to
disposition of sale. This is a rare Cd",
get -into ` ‘
opportunity to
lndustry in this
ther particulars
the ftfeatelt
fbflll
_ TULET '
Rent
ence. as
I-Witt
Tuniips
Hides
Gallexins
Lamb
htel -
Beef (quarter)
Pork _
fo
Corner
`.=
.I-
10 tbl!
_ ‘_
It to 65
ill
. _ 35.
16
-g~=_==
8.2¢:
Mifllton .
BlMer
Esll. iw' dvr.
Osh ~
Ha; (Preiled)
He (Loose)
Perl
flfllrllf
Carrots '
l’ulmen’e f '
(lite.
i *fr
8 to 12
2| t0 25'
io ts
In to
|11 to
'lf .eo oi
“I
- lit mio
_ 'A
, _ lf  _ ' .
. '?.°.'_°,-.___.__@9  ». .-
‘rek ` ‘  , i
.;.,, .:i.r:.i~:.~i..iri»r.l..- _ A 1
I il! we m smut Jem( l§ |
ills fist of _ ousggjof = .
"' QE '°°1=-i
 ...-°-- -i'»~ l ““'f“
llrlr ntlm. 'glide ey' sul
. 0 '
-.
to happen. _ ~
sem itil:
  -W-»-sf--¢b_~i_“»".i' ' _
fn i'i_.i¢fiasafp1nn»--its-i‘ii   1
- . s u ’  » s ivzrril' ."f1"” 
- None of_"_t_lie_se ordinary, 8nt1qu3¢°5..».g!B§l‘llf@;
feasousioriodering these -beautiful Furs.§`*l‘n%.__"ff
 rig.-whit you uculcl be 'faskesi elsewheiie in ‘this
‘Noll i
VflClIlit_yie--.~  A I  \,.f.- if. l .v/_'K' _ f.
.-w.hei.-need .manufacturer and a  _ -make
;»etciler,get-their heads together something'-,s liable
_ The reason for_this_ sale _does_ not interest you,
hut the values-sveaiie giving certainly shglilii, ~1 
IT TAKES 'IWO FACTS to make this Fur
sale great. - » -_ _ - `  ip e 1
_ _ FIRST -The furs are fine and new and -made in
__ all the latest styles. _ _l . 5  _._-..,.,-,i ~'
SECOND -Weafe selling them at ,very much
less than you can buy. them elsewhere. ‘
. I
‘. n. . >§£:-,. " , . V
-0¥¢;T 1"?
-is-_-
..,§ -
'sir vinci in   mi riot
BRO A N
pire style
f ---.farrei
` »...,¢¢¢....--.ul--._..-»-'
.»i-i-»i-»‘.-¢_~»i-»f-
~'.~»i~»'.-¢.-i-J.-as-a~»i-e-i-e-~
-i~ -_r -‘.~<-'~
'ff
-. BLACK -co'N’sY iiuifrs; Large
. size’Empire d°signs,m from 0 I
' l . ` . .- '  '
 ' skins, satin lined,-¢;ieara;ll5fl,£"1Jrice.§2.50 _|
- MINK -iviA-RM-Or MUP-F: Em- I"
.- pire design, made of iinéf grsde mink
" marmot skins, handsomely striped,
satin lined, silk`-_wvi'ist` cord, clearance-
" price . . . . ..  -._...-iii..  f`
1 Mink ivniauor Musa. sm I
_pi_r_e design, made from iinegrade skins, _'
___ satin lined, trimmed with two heads,
and four tails, clearance price. ...$5.00
__1_\lIl\‘K MARMOT MUFF: Pil- .l
~‘ low-design, made fromextra choice .
mink niarmot skins, disfiuctlv striped,
_ _satin lined, trimmed with Eve small
- and four large tails, clearance price
..‘..-.....~......  ._ .'.. . $7.50
» _ - NATURAL SABL-'E MUFF:
Empire design, madefrom fine grade
~ full fur-red skins, -.satin lined, stronc
j wrist cocd, clearance price.........$lJ.50
. ' 'ii |i-r i ' " sling: I-I-ll "A i-1 _-dis-I-as I' 
...a -»
; nm- - Bao WN ,couev 's'rQi ii;  
well made from fine. grade coney skins, .ltr im ii 
hrtwn heads and four thi1s,cleur- _ .\
ance prices.. . . . . .$2.lll, $2.75 19.-'“if~ll__ _ »
- » ,... _ - l
BLACK CONEY. 
Made from iine_ grade coney skins, '
tr-imini d with two heads and .four-lmiie, . 1
clearance prices.. $2.75. $3.50 to $5500 ‘ 
__ MINK __M.iRMo'r s Tots- '
Made from fine skins and nicely mark
"ed, satin lined, 64 inches long, and ex-
cellent value, clearance price _ , . . $5.004 I'
_i
| »
,_ _v
NATURAL s.inLE_ RU-Rai '
Made from deep full iiirred natpra `
sable, ,trimmed wi,th__h_ea¢ls_.a.-nd, 
clearance prices.$l7.50,$22.50 lo $50.00 "'
,.‘? l’
BLUE FOX S-ET: Large §pl=llow
niufl _and neat sfylisli-neck piece, made
from' first grade skins, and beauilfully .
trimmed, clearan qe price. , . . . _$20.00 -
BLACK Fox SET: Luge "p`i‘i- '_
low muff and stole of the latestdesi ii, -
clearance price.. . . . .  ,
-- ~.-1,-.,-__-`,._______ _...___
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» s
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MMVI 1130
_ l , ._,_ .’..____"'; »_,;< _ ._ ,<
 of  »=;.-:»;»=~;-   -_ gm
Gomrsiizs wanna .  ‘  'K ' u railway station si:
, OF “GOVERNMENT _ ondstreet and Columbus
BY DYNAMITE. ' ’
ment by dynamite, il it ever becomes
a reality, .will be the directresult of
government by in1ui`i‘ction,= according
to President Samuel Gompers oi the
American Federation of Labor, who
today appeared before the Senate Ju_
dl°i8l'Y Committee to defend the
Clayton anti-injunction bill, and in-
_ddvltnlly to comment on the-idecialon
W|1¢1'0by thirty-three structural iron
workers .were ccfvicted of shipping
‘lyflamitef for iinla ful purposes,
~ He asseiiled'the partisanship of the
judge in Indianapolis who mn
victed
.the .dynamitsra and el_'zu¢rl..thet even,
'if they vm'-gusty my ~iisa'-:mines
'tion in the long oppression .___ _whim
-U10! had \l\iH¢ed at the hands of the
manufacturers.
'_ _....--_#_._____
-' _ 4
=‘ . _ ' _ FAIJL DOWNBTAIRS
Saturday lim. "BROKER KILLED IN -
‘.4
».
qs
wisn-mofros. Jin.. s-osvsrsfa sans st No. iiz west
Hirsch was =se'n'lor 1
ton brokerage firm of
street. He was on his
flee when the accident
TRUST RATBES OIL
_ PRICE FIVE
*WA-sHtNG'mN, Ps., Jen. 6.-Am
other five-cent advance in the price
of oil was made to-day by the Stand-
and Oil Coniptmy when the Sdep Pur-
chasing Agency., a snlniiary oi the
iiiztggdard, quoted crude petroleum at
.
MORGAN OFF FOR i
__ EGYPT T0-MORROW
NEW n Pierpont
01'
I Dro-
ulilally
cities of
.|(4. Y.
.ti , .,lE‘v
‘ ia/ 'i
from
M » ll
R'u`l>’iiv'r
lalnsl 3| snorted to
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