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only ibouffwééks nu christmas
City Court meets this morning at
ten o'c1ock. .
The latest news, first of all. v
Dr H. D. Johnson, (‘ity is expected
home from Montrea. tonight.
Mrs Milton McDonald, \_larfield, re-
turned yesterday from a short visit
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SlIOI PING DAYS
B£I"0RE XMAS
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oes not C I 1 Head 0fii..a un New Prowse Block C ar ottetown  
A Walornia|\'a Ideal Fountain Pen
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Afford: as 'useful oeautiful -md ap ropriate iff as eh' k _
_ It li I laaf‘ll|_ reinlnder ofthe giver and ihglhe htfrilds dfl€hvev`i'ec‘:\"\ii:|izris si
¢bg¢o§ of great pride. Our Xmas Stock of pens is now open for your inspection.
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N E R. Jeweler
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Cllrislmasrhotoqraphsl ‘_"'*
IAYE Till BEST.
. Make your- appointments
now and avoid the holiday
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'l`he/CO0K Photo Studio
If - Phone goq-L.
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-liinger Cookies
crisp and brown, are a fine re
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lish for luncheon. ]ust
thing ,for the hungry boy or
cirl coming in from schoo
and only loc a dozen.
LONERGAN’
_ ,Lunch and Bakery
|24 Gtr* Georgg St.
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New Dried Fruits
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Beer 8|. Butts
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_ Fancy Seeded Raisins
Layer Valencia Raisins
.Choice Sultana Raisins
- 'Extra ‘Cleaned Currants `
Candied Citron and Orange
Peels I
Layer Figs and Dates
California Table Prunes »
Evaporated Apricots and
Peaches
Shelled \V.tlnv\ts and Al-
monds `
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B lllll
Arriving Daily
irargos of Acadia Nut and
Round, Sydney and Inverness
Round and Run of Mine.;
Albion Nut,` Intercolqnial
Nut and Vale Nut.
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Blacksmith Coal
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Examination ol ‘
Slenographers
’|'l\¢` Ccmmlt-c uppouusd bi' ""=L“‘”
Si-t~‘iq‘4y uurlrr thc Act 9 Vl|\\'5*|d \'|l C‘_‘P_.
iii to ex|min~ applicants for the Pl‘=|¢“‘_“
cl' Slcnogiaplsis for the Court* i‘\ llll”
i'rovinre are I-reberefl to rfwfve "l'l'|l°°"
icns for examination 0' 2"! I""~“"“ “l,""t
irgto qnslii) l'.|~ the position. #\l`l‘I“""
\°'n lr-nil he in  15th fncanrln r to ii
,ig-V' |n~:\\1ts plelle \vrfi8 tl’ full 9"
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Ladies
' $3.00;
0x Blood _ ,
, Boots
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f These are faithful
' duplicates of the best-
five dollar shoes the
market affords - are
male by the famous
Goodyear VVelt System
over a fashionable last.
_ We have them also
in
Tan Calf or Black
Calf `
at same price~'~-They
came in late and we
` want to sell the last of
them' before Christmas.
The price will do it
$3.00 a pair
Alley Q! C0
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_ Practice limited to diseases
of Eye, Ear, Nose Throat
and Sain.
Eyes tested and noted for
glasses
OFFICE HOURS
9to xx am l.3p-3.30
Evenings on appointment
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_'rg give to you frionrls for Kilim It menu l
0,", d°m" P|~|-,uo||ts- fur \l\c prison( unc. Tim
vc;-y lates! stylus' und |‘lnli.ln;,-_ (Joxnhinud with
,|,,. bug; worklutnsliip pos-siblc 1-an he gotten
ut our Studio. ,
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wggisglhhiifglrlbbod. PENMAN'S
make. all sizes. usual value |.50
to I 90 per suit. our special clear-
ing price is only I-29 P9' 5""
Moore& McLeod I P275"
p,~,,_0n'3 College Ovorooats are
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°~ I6: per joint the best H1
33 G.-ea Geo St .
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have your Stoves or Furna-
d to before the Yuill- Let 115
it fer yor-._ Our 6i11 Pipe °°1>'.
' town. Call and examin
pity attended t0
The tide will be high this afternoon
it 2.23 hnd tomorrow afternoon at
3.14.
The Misses Amy hnd'Marion Earle,
Jity, are expected home- from Mont-
real tonight. L
R. E. Spillet, City, was in Hali-
fax, yesterday, 9, guest at the King
Edward Hotel.
. Edward Cullen, City, was register-
ed at the King Edward Hotel, Hali-
fax, yesterday; `
Rev J. Richard Bell, Montreal,well
known in this City, 'rs conducting
meetings in Moncton.
Mrs George D. Longworth of this
City left yesterday afternoon for Bos-
ton, where she will spend the winter.
Miss, Bertie Nicholson, who has
been visiting her home in this city
left yesterday on ret‘urn to f-.'pring-
lleld, Mass.
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The'Band of the Foilrth Regiment
is in full swing for the Ch8-r\0’»€e
town Male Chorus concert of Det
.1~f`th. Several new numbers will bt
|present.z<l, and, under the baton o
itheir new instructor, Frank T. Wat
Ekis, very fine results are anticipated.
Much sympathy is felt for Charles
fand Mrs M‘:Donald, Garfield, in tin
‘death of their daughter Annette.
‘which occurred from Pneumonia on
lNov lilth. Miss McDonald was mucl.
‘beloved and her tuners. largely at-
tended, Rev S. D. McPhee, conducting
*the serv ces. The poll bearers were
Danl McDonald, John F, McDona.ld_
Alex Ross, Dani Falconer, J. Mf-
Leud and James Ross.
Persons unable to get No 133, Thr
Guardian news department, by phdnt
at any hour are asked to ring 124 at
it is useless to call up any othc
number. In. the interim, between th-
hour of closing Saturday night ant
that of opening in the early mornin;
of Monday, communications and new:
can be dropped in the letter box 0
The Guardian main' entrance, ant
further inquiries can hc made by
phoning above.
A despatch from Moosejaw, of the
Zilh, says:-John Richards, brother
of William Richards, proprietor of
"My Valet" tailor shop here, at
tempted suicide recently by shooting
himself in the left! breast wizh a rc
volver. He now lies in the general
hospitnl in n most precarious cuudi
tion. The w0uld~he suicide was ri rc
sldenit of Alberry Plains, Prince Ed
ward Island, and joined his brothe
in Moosejaw only ri week ago. I-l.
has been in indifferent health for sev-
eral months, and creme wes‘t‘ hopin
that a change would benefit htm. H
appeared in good spirits since his ar-
rival and thc.rnsh deed was most un-
oxpecti-d.
There died at her home in Murray
River, on Nov lst, 1909, Mrs Rebecca
E. Cook, widow of the late D. I~\'anci¢
(look. She was the fourth daughter
of thc late Captain,David and’ Mrs
.Bears nnd was Porn in Cape Cnnso
N. S., on December 4th, 1831, so wx.
in her 78th year. She was married on
August lfith, 1853, to Demns Frnr-cis
Cook of Lluysborough, N. ‘-l., ani ie-
moved to Murray River in 2855,
locating at what ls now called Glad-
stone. in the spring or is-347 they
movecl up near the head <f Nlnrray
River to n farm where they- :rave
since resided. In religion Mrs Cook
was a Baptist, she was \»apt.i‘n3¢1 hy
the Revd D. G. McDonald, tin frat
memsers of the Murray P.iv--r Lupt-
ists. Nothing was `t.‘Jo hard or too
nlwa 5 the Minister' h me. n
found their a welcome and a home
carefully and tenderly 'cared for by
her children and friends. She leaves
Matthew McLeod also of Murray
River; one sister, Mrs John W. Hor-
ton of Gladstone; one brother,
George W Bears of Cliftondnle, Mass;'
and a .arge number of other friends
and relatives. At her funeral, which
was in the Baptist Church, n large
number of friends and neighbors met
to pay a last tribute of respect to
one whom they had known nnd re-
spected so long. I-'nr husband pre-
deceased her almost a year before,a.nd
hcréeldest son many years ago. The
fun ral services were conducted by her
Pastor.Rev J. B. Hogan, who premh.
ed an eloquent senno\1.~-Com.
:British Cough Cure. A safe and
pleesnnzt remedy for coughs, colds,
croupi Bronchitis, and all affections
nl the lungs, throat ani chest. Speci-
ally adapted for children. Prepared
and sold at 25c s botitle by A, W,
Reddln. Phem. B. 
:Everyone who deals with us knows
of the many money savers we have.
Simon Joseph, Queen St. 12-ldii.
‘T'“_._ .im _ir-‘_‘_._
Navigation Co.. Ltd
Charlottetown-Picton
Service
Cen-nmenolng Monday. hovember Ieth. The
ni
.b this City.
A lecture will he delivered in Grdw
Church on Dec 9th, on "West China
Missions, illustrated by one hundred
atcrlopticon views on China.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Church of' England, Crapuud, will
hold an entertainment, fancy sale and
basket social, on December 14th.
Otto B. Roberts, son of Josiah Ro_u~
erts, Murray Harbor South, who has
been teaching in Saskatchewan for
sometime, is now taking a course in
Queen's University, Kingston, Ont.
Owing to the big Saturday Guar-
dian., and the large number of adver-
tisements therefore, it is necessary
that all "changes" of matter reach
this office not later than ten a. in.,
Friday. to insure insertion in first
following issue.
The Basket Ball Season will open nt
thc Y.. M. (`. A. gym.'n.asium Lomur-
row Night. The P. W. (‘., champnms
of'la8t year, and the "Vics," t‘.c
'xlanrpions of year before last, -rill
open the league series. There will nl-
su be an intermediate game bcfv-'e-in
-"Vicar" and P. W. C.
_The following are the City market
prices:-Potatoes per bus, twenty-five
cents; hay pressed per ton, nine fifty
to ten dollars and loose per cwt,
forty-five to fifty; straw pressed per
ton, six dollars and loose per cwt,
thirty cents; butter per lb, twenty-
one, to twenty-two cents; eggs per
don t\venty~four cents; pork per lb,
nine‘cents; black oats per bus, forty-
»ne cents and white per bus forty
cents,
A correspondent from Caledonia
writesi-The farmers nt Caledonia are
busily engaged in preparing for the
'uter season, most of the products
`ba_ve been shipped. A number of
voting farmers at this place and vici-
nity arrived in Montague Monday to
dispose of their sheep. One had as
many as seven. Some returned in
'timc to enjoy themselves in visiting,
while others spent thc day in Mon-
tague, an-d arrived home in the wee
:mn`hours. A very enjoyai/lc time
vns spent in the Orange Hall, Mofn-
duy night Inst, when the nudlence
was entertained by J. J. Stewart,
who with his magic lantern placed
on canvass many romantic as well as
comic views. The hall was crowded to
the doors with eager spectators. After
thc pictures were all shown, the
crowd delnycd going out, then thc
entertainer turned down the lights
ind the crowd was obliged to retire
'n darkness.’l"his resulted in the tumb-
’ir.g down of the stove pipe. When
the people go to amuse themselves
they should be permitted to retire in
the light not in darkness. Dan
\'icliolson, Dawson City, formerly of
Calcrloniu west, is home visiting his
nother, Mrs John D. Nicholson.
Angus McLeod, Glen Mnrtnn, left here
on~ the 19th for Boston where he in-
tends _to spend the winter. Miss
‘lnrah K. Stewart of. Pidgeon Cove,
Mass, is visiting her parents, M. M.
und Mrs Stewart.-Com.
:Lnmpllglit will not ba savisfactor
if the burner be old, burnt out or
dfrty, if the wick be clogged, or il
you use inferior oil. With you
lamp in good order and MAYFIDW-
ER OIL which ls especlaliy prepared
for houselfoirl use, you wil have the
‘nest light. for the eyes known to man
10-Z3dt'f.
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:Men's underwear at low prices.
Simon Joseph, Queen St. 12-ldlif
§ii“f_`?I...f‘° §§.°§.Ti`°°nf$` .§.'IffQf§§f?‘.‘iZ.i N{ffj¢p" T6 I Thr; pubfip
As I have a very lnrge stock of fall
much fm her eg do to advance suitings und overcoatings and as _the
Christfs ¢a,,5e_ Their house was weather has been mild for the dis-
osul of heavy clothing, and ns I
y s o n dtmsny . ' ~
a weary and discouraged minrswr wish_ to reduce my stock as much as
ossible before the end of the year, l
and it was always without* money and will giv°.10 to 15 P" °°“" diS°°““t
without price_ She was H good all suits and over-coats made to
neighbor’ always ready to help when order. All work guaranteed ns to fit
needed. During her last illness, which .nd “'mik“l““sm'p' I also make a
,awed for some months' she was plpgt-class Job of cleaning and press-
` Janes cn|.|.AeuAN A
to mourn one son, T. L. Cook, on 11c_1-|35 -- .
the homestead; one daughter, M;-5 Il 1' -- -------A--L8-Queen
. An?
1 “Ideal”
Xmas Gilt -`
Be‘on/isa price list of |
llandkerchiefs and Aprons
In a Great Display  
The last three daysthe handkerchiefs and apro 1
have met with a great reception. Everyone who has
examined them has pronounced them to be the finest
handkerchiets and aprons, at reasonable prices that have
ever been shown here.
Christmas is only four weeks away so you see
it is Well worth While to look over these
llandkerchiefs
Ladies’ hemstitched white lawn ’
' 37c noz
Ladies’ hemstitched white cambric
' / 4for 25c
Ladies’ pure Irish linen special
l0e each
Ladies’ better quality linen -
I2 I-2c to 58c each
Ladies’ white mercerised
3 for 25c
Ladies' colored borders white centres,
lawn 5 to l0c each
I_adies"colored border white centre
fl.
mercerised 5 for 250
Ladies' Suk Ininailed mefcerised
5 for 25c
Ladies' linen embroidered medallion
and iuitialled 25c each
Ladies’ fancy scolloped handker-
csiefs ` iss isezscae.
Ladies’ livin ti ched and embroidered
` se, loc, iss, is sus
Ladies’ linen hand einbriidered green
sprays 25c each
Ladies' all lace sleer handkerchiefs'
», l0c each
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Aprons
Vi/h’te lawn with a plain hem on bot-
tom of skirt. Embroiderefi bibs
six patterns special at 25C
Plain white lawn. No bib, with em-
broidery edging fluunce 32c
Fine white lawn with a fiounced sk-irt
bib finished with embroidery and
insertion 38c
White lawn with embroidery inser-
tion above a wide hemstitched
hem 45c
Extra large sizce white lawn apron
6 in hem I 55:
White madapcllan \- ith ct wide floun-
ced skirt, bib of embrtidery and
henistitcbed edging 65c
\Vhite lawn with a bias flounce cyelet
'embroidery trimming on bib 85C
llandkerchiefs A
Mens’ Plain Irish Cambric with a
narrow hem 13x13 in 3 for l0c
. igxfq 5c`ea
Men's very finest Irish Cnmbric
with avery narrow hem Igxig inch loc
each .3 for 25c
Men's “'I`anaghmore" soft finish,
pure cambric, tnpe edge border 23x23
inches l4c each
Men's‘Aru1agl1" soft finish pure Irish
linen with a 3-8 in hem zoxzo Ztle each
_qixzr 25c, 2Sc, .55e
i\Ien’s Irish Linen of the finest qual-
ity, direct from the Belfast looms 3.4 in
hem 18x18 30, 32, 35, _ 38c
Men’s Mercerised white cotton hand-
kerchiefs I in hem 18x18 x5c 2 for 25c
22x22 zoc . 2 for 35c
White centres colored Borders mer-
cerised ro x 19 in 2 for 25c
EMBROIDERY SPECIALS
Corset cover embroidery in
about twenty-five separate patterns
some plain embroidery while others
are of the crossbar make and those
with lace insertion, Regular price 5_5c
to 7oc yd. Sale price 55° 3d'
All over embroidery in about
twenty of the most beautiful patterns
imaginable. Suitable for yokes or
blouses. 'Only one end of each pattern.
Regular prices 95c, 1.10, 1,25 yd.
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tain Pens; the finest pen
in the world.
Mailed to any address
at these prior s.
.\`o iz plnin or mottled
$150
No 13 plain or n~r.t\led
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mouled
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No io pl-tin or m.».ulsd
$6.09
Any of these numbers
ruppl ed with gold band
like the illustration for
Shoo more than prire
quoted, '.l|p caps z5c extra.
No 14 plain or
No I5 plrln or
$|.oo We have the
best dollar pen made. llns
nik pen, is wcll made and
guaranteed in every re.
rpect. .”
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class $\6.35 Seo Rooors Rogers. il--25drtf anne H- A socd Chem to nrt span
of Hockey boots free ofchsrge.
' The new uptown ticker. offlco' _ -T-_-_~lff'-1-dl-is
Boston swond mass 57 935,, sells tickets everywhere. by any i'
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Funeral Director and em-
balmsr-Miss A. Ferguson, Lady
Aulstam-Personal Attendee
and Promptness Guaranteed.
Ambulance calls answered at
shortest notice. _ _
Specialties
Disinfectlng and Fnmlgltiag,
Furniture Repaired and Re-
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