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_ ..._*'I‘. GORDON IVES is Guardian
A1 is 18 and residence phone £0
Souris, is about to move into his
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.iush must accompany order Mini-
'li  ’-*id*  ' -_'__-._'_l1~2 ".11 VV',’-,'_\V~ “Sent in Montague. His ofllce phone mum charge tweaity-tive cents..
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, :S Q = 1 - V _””W""""_ _l :lf ...viluu MORNING DAILY Gum--»ives will be at some wednesday and
V, - _: ,M d§anVcan be obtained at W.A. John- Thursday afternoons and evenings to
.. _  VVVV s on s, Montague. ._ . .hail friends. V 2731-11-1gM2l_
` ;  ‘Hit ...*naMoviNG.-Mr. W. n. Currie
'AT HOME -Mr. and Mrs H W
__.¢i.A'ra inns. KENNEDY.-The
funeral of the late Mrs. D. F. Ken-
|5 the gféltei' part of life and Contentmeut in the por Ssioll f' Di d new quarters above his store, on nedy. who died recently in Boston,
_ or Precious Gem Jewelry can éxist only when' one liiis :il;li)l‘i'f Mum stmtrt' ltook place ‘mm me r°°id°"°° °f h°'
“ knowledge that the jevrelssre above cl ilicism 1  . °°"'1“'l"'“" Capt' N“l“°" Fairchild
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0l‘R_ POLI .Y is to offer foifsalé' enlyslich stones as will near the "’¥“`°‘-“-'r"‘”=‘“"<= 111 *>°\1ris willugllilcillil » 'rhgrgpxinglnsonwfpeubbdfliiyeflloxlzge
11105! Critical inspection . receive subscriptions and advertising ifleorgetown Presbyterian Cemetery,
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iE)\V;\\\\\n\` _ ` _ scum :ilot miss an issue, ss ,X11 papers .are
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_ . matter ut. the oiilce of undertaker W.
L Dinglveli His phone number is 5.
y renew a
week or two before the time they
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where the final ceremony was per.
formed by the Rev, A, J, w, Bang
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.__~sH1l>PINC._-The S. S. Enter.
prlse of the Eastern Steamship (30,,
flclivermi a cargo of way freight nt
tho Railroad Wharf in Georgetown
Saturday evening, after which she
__ proceeded on her way to Montague,
V i .._*BUBY FIRM.--Messrs. L. and N.i5he ,-etums on Monday morning'
l ` A; V' _ W ' I V .. =l `Paq_uet' Ewa" Swirls' are Progfasslllg \Vl\erlt'e she proceeds to Som-is and
' ral>idly with their contract of build-
, V   A   ing a large house on Chapel streenffmm there to Picton' G'
a This firm is kept very busy and al-
...*GOOD CONCERTS -The Pater-
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No need to worryvabout your
soups and grzlvies. Oxo Cubes
will give them that rich-
ness and flavour folmd ‘
only in the choicest beef
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.._*Mrs. Maurice Donovan who was
some days in" Picton visit-
slstcr-in-law, Mrs. DeCoste,
lust week to Georgetown.
lg her
Mrs. Donovan on leaving Georgetown
was accompanied by her husband who
was returning; to his duties on the
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. ways gives Batisfacti0“°_" 5°" CUUWIY C0- gave it very enjoy- 1626-St. Ptere’s Rome, which was
of   _FILL-ED T'A'N"h°, _ Mr Jose h able entertainment in the Red Point nearly two centuries building, dedica-
lalnekeet was busy Friday and snail- Hu" °“ S_°t‘"_'d'”' Wight' Nov' Sth' ted by P01” Uma" vm-
dw ,min th t The enthusiastic audience which filled 1776~British army under liord
R   stryeet i§ourl‘s wshlzhhbygs oé1m»/iiilig the han *Q its utmost capacity thor- flornwall is crossed thc Hudson to at
i durinxi the. recebt fire in W L Illing- Oughly emoyed the pevrormarice' The tack Fmt Lee' ‘ 4
V wews undertaking moms _-. - ,step dancing of the little nlne-year- 1787-Christopher Gluck, famous
1 ____ gd boy called forth gre t applause composer, died ln henna Boin l
  ,SMELT SHIPMENT 1 r. l’s.terson met with similar suc the Upper Palatinate, July 2, i714
VLV  V I \,i'h'cent Mclsaac recentl- 3_1" MY- cess at Kingsboro, wlrere be perform- 1759-Louis J. M. Dngllcrre, inven-
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V Women’s
High Boots
These high boo‘s are Quefn
_Quality malls, srliicienl guar-
antee for any voman of style
and rl flnement in dress
_ Shown in butloned and lnced
styles with <lurk’s back soles
and vlscolizel uppers, strong,
warm, waterproof ard fx-
tleinely nent in appearance,
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_ey f~:°'Co
35 Queen St.
_  SERIOUS FIRE1- On Wednes-
‘V Cline early and have a alt ‘laykevwillg rlllovemner izrh a ure
. _ hro e ou in t e rooms of Undertak-
llng at lh‘3 » er W. L. Dingwell, Souris, which
Practically ruined his splenciiuly
B ~  ‘   Ufllllvped and Vtlcnutiful place of busi-
V  0 0 ,_ ll 0 V ness. it originated upstairs from
_ , some un nown cause and mane cou-
V ] Phmle 192] ' sideranle progress before it was dis-
--~ - covered. Mr. Dingwell, with some
. friends, was tallrillg over business
_ 'Y ~ _ matters in his olllce, the door oi
1 which was closed, when he became
`\ aware that something unusual was
flailing Dil-LCG in the building, he
_ I arose to investigate and on opening
:ne door, discovered his place full of
, , smoke. Ulosely followed by his
F&lC0flW00fl H0_S|)l\al,l'l‘0Vl|'|ClBl friends. he ruslled out to save his
- ~ \ 1 funeral car and hearse, which were i
Infirmary, King s. Queen r the rm. par, 0, the ,,,,,,,,,ng_ A2
and Pl-mcc Coungy P,“0n,_ alarm was given and soon large num-
?_0:':gu:§:)l<VeV;il1 on the scene, Every-
, A i e was qulclt y carried
V Dcperlmrni of Public Works lrom the lower pare of me building
- Ch`to\vl1. Nov. l2fh. ll\l3 mm- HS it was impusfliblc YO get “D-
sralrs, the doors were shut in order
_ to stop drnugnts as mllcn in possi-
"EM'[D TENm:"s WILL BE “ECE W lilo. ln the meantime the liretbrignec
ED sf this Uffice until noon, cn had m»|_|vedV placed men ladders ,md
THURSDAY, DLCEMBER 4lh, l9lJ entered the upper windows. In ii. few
_-4 ' - - lnillutes ' both gasoline pumping en-
Froui any person or rersons will gme ‘md hand Pump were in “CHU”
mi' - “T“f:~----.----  _ ~ , _ _ ' _ A and tne flames were subdued, but not
ngt' coulrdct tn suplny the H0” before the upper part of the buildin
1.:»l=l»1-:.m_'.l»~r1_.-» #VU fu' the Ilbane “lm Pf0Vm':`i' ` was badly damaged. I Although Mrg.
I NDA FLOUR “,010 on m_,r_ [Parma   con ‘Vi-\0d,, fDl' ll`l< llirlgwell had 8.. llgllf. lIlSl.lK`allC0 On
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ear ending Dlcenibe' 31st, 19 4 horn building and stock yet his loss
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l,,1,,,,§ ;°",, U d q `,`1`°i,  wllh espn les as ner llsr to be sren ‘S UEIWY- 011 the day of the Hrs he
. In dar s, an i. n y -
crcnsillg in demand. Itis to
Y1 lUR, udvantage to sell BUDA.
flli-0-11-1liMlm0
,this omzm ' added four new caskets to his stock
A 1 V , K, , and not having room for these on the
53 t0 SUPP Y Q ,'95 Sr in? ground floor, lie had them placed up-
,lnd Prince County Lrisons for l le stairs. They were completely
ame period and under the sam- destrmred. together with some eight
,oudmong with U e f,,||oWin 3,-,i_ or nine others He also lost several
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L _ -_ 4 iles, _,Hard and Soft B,eadV Mol outside shells, almost all his cloth-
i /"1 ffs
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Fmsh Beef' _ promptness with which he acted in
All articles are required to be ol having his property removed to a
\\\ 4, pw, -:V.,g_.,_, tile beg q“,1ty_ place of safety and is grateful to his
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\\ f’ ’~“ ‘  per barrel pound and gllloa ann _ _ ' ' V
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‘é?§»,,»V3;,\;5.=:i\;_~_\\\>*`*~\`   _'l' lender.
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Your Heating
and cooking a}.plistus will las:
much longer lf you useour coal.
We have now on hand all kind.-
of fresh mined coal free from slalc
ind tone. V
Séilid us your apdress and we will ' ‘ ~
quote prices.
Phone I i I
'  The Trllsfees ani the Deparl
friends for the time] ssistance the
wo responsible per ous willing t. _
neronie bouni for the faithful }.e'~ sa Y ` 
lormauce of "th: Conlmut  our
Most sicknesses that impair health
have their start in quite ordinary
ailments of the organs of diges-
tion or elimination. Stomach,
liver, kidneys, and bowels are
quickly benefited by the action of
BEECHAIVPS
PILLS
Sold nvurrwlnfd. In boxes. 35 osah.
ment do not necessarily ll‘li:l them-
The tenders mul-t express on the
cover, “Jail supply lender” and
‘Fancouwood Ho~pital and Prov-
incial lnfirniery Supply Tender."
L. B M¢MiLLAN.
Secretsrv of Public Works
arm-lx Mrs,zl-,2z,z=.21.zs,i.'l,alfie.:o.2s.1.1.l & s
Elegant Photos _
saw? testlmoliv by their interest and
attention to the excellence of the
entertainment there given by the
Mission Rand of the Presbyterian
(ll1l2l`l‘ll. The concert, which begun at
eight o’clock and lasted until about
tell, was varied and contained me-.ny
features of lmllsnal interest. The
musical part of the entertainment
was under the supervision of the.(Rev,.
A. J. W. Bock, and fully justified his
rcplltcd talent in that line. One of
the most notable features was the
performance of the Flute and Tomb-
onian Band, composed of a
number ol school children, who gave
several selections which bore credit
both to their instructor and to their
own ability. The choruses also were
exceptionally good and a duet by
Misses P.llth llclchay and Mattie
Stewllrt bl'oll5;'ht forth well-merited
applause. "l‘he. little girls and boys
also 'contributed no mean share to
the entertainment, giving two de-
lightful Songs, and all exercise “The
Mite Box" with o display of ability
rarely seen in ones so young. Recita-
tions which were given by Misses
Giver. Bock and Maud Henry, showed
colisi<lel‘able histrioulc ability on the'
part of the performers, and were well
received by the nudience of the
"Musical Oddities" given by the "Al-
togetllcroneaftcrtheotlicr Company”
the writer must perforce remain sil-
ent, lint from motives of ccnsllre, but
from lack nf words to do them ills-
ticc. They must he heard to be np-
preciated, and the flict that, although
they especially stipulated that there
was to he no encore, nevertheless
they were compelled to yield to the
wishes of the audience, and repeat
their performance, is sllfllcicnt in it-
self to indicate the excellence of this
number. A plnyette “The Magic
Charm” in which Misses Gavcn Back
June Stewart, Ruth Helchey, and
Ronin. i`-ltewnrt, nud Master Jnmcs
McConnell took part, was made by
the appearance and ability of those
acting in it, very charming and at-
tractive. A dialogue "The Sf lety
for Doing Good” was acted with
great spirit by Misses Margaret Mc-
Keown, Bertha Vesscy, Edna. Mri
lionald and Ludia Ross, and provok-
ed repeated laughter and applause
from the audience. The youngest
members of the Mission Band gave a
ll diverting: pantomlnne eititled "All
Trades," and thc mistortunes and
final felicity of a mysterious gentle-
mnn (who wished to preserve his in-
enghito) in “Advertising for a House-
keeper" were delightfully portrayed
in ynntomine by the aforesaid “gen-
tleman and Misses Gwen Back, Ed-
na McDonald and Winfiic Back. It
was zi well-satisfied audience which af-
ter the singing ol’ the National An-
them finally f.l'lspel'sed to their homes
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LASTERN PERSOHRLS
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quantity of smelts to James Elorril- ed on ruesday _l3_s_t_ mr of the daguermotype' hom 1”
_ son, lsummersidc. Mr. Mclsaac is si 3 ___ Fmnce" mga July 10’ 1850'
fb be c0ngI'&tll1ated upon his rapidly ,,é`e;,,?,§(, ERT Th; large audience 1844-Willianl and Kctchmun paten-
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si J  Your fri(l11dS away Would inc,-cash, 4 B ‘ in t ‘3 Tow” Hell M ted the first mo\vin -machine
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_  _ g business.-*. Georgetown on Wednesd y N wth! -» - g» ' ~ -
 .  \1 like a Photo for xr/:As . . -“° I ~ ~ _ '“~' W' \~“‘“`D“"° °‘ W”"‘“*"°" "“"°“ ‘“
t. Paul's Cathedral_ London.
1897-Sir Oliver Mowat appointed
elltennnt governor of Ontario.
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Mrs. Libbie C. Baer, rl popular
writer of verse for newspapers and
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,mligazines, was born in Clermont
nunty, Ohio, Nov. 16, 1846.
Congratulations to:
Elizabeth Meriwcathcr Gilmer
(“Dorothy Dix"), well known writer,
43 yellrs old today.
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Major Henry Lee Higginson, noted
oston banker and pllillinthropist, 79
years old today.
Francis (loc`oralic, Canadian minis-
ter ofroilways and canals, 61 years
olll today.
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V James E. Sullivan, president of the;
Amateur Athletic Union of Arncricn,
3 years old today.
i John Wesley Coombs, pitcher of the
Pllilallelphia American league base-
hill club, 30 years old today.
Low bpilits From
Weak Nerves
Low spirit deprcssio discourn c-
S. H. s
ment are a form of nervous disease.
You worry over little things, and at
the slightest ailment apprehend the
gruvest dangers alld diseases, You
form thc 'habit of looking at the
,dark side of thin s
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lndieestion is ll frequent accom-
pnniment, and you probably do not
sl
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rep or rest well. The cause of the
'ollble is to be folllld in the exhaust-
cd condition of the neives To et
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well you lnust build up the feeble,
wasted nerve cells ny use of such
, treatment as Dr. C`nase’s Nerve Food.,
This great food cure forms new,
rich blood, and thereby nourishes the
nervous s stem buck to health and
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vigor. There is nothing like new
nerve force to"l>ring back hope and
confidence to the weak and discourag-
W
cd. This treatment works in natural
ways to restore health, and, there-
fore, cannot fail to prove of benefit
to you. Put it to the test and you
will be surprised with the building-
llp influence that will result.
“Grove's L. B. Q. Tablets will set
you on the road to recovery- they
ill cure li cold in one day and also
banish any case of headache or neu-
ralgis. The remedy has Proven pop-
ular alid it is often imitated bllt
there is only one genuine and it
bears the name of E. W. Grove. The
Two Macs, 149 Gt. George St. MEtl.
fm' X'"“’ ....   0PERA ll0USE
Eu  &  At Moderate Prices ‘ 0 was s éislxiir roMs0llrl§y6nB§l;crl!iaaii.'
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ki d carry. It dose not
gouwsrdaryoueonbenure
nngigfggenryossl ifyoaeomr
iu7 _Queen St. .i‘town  B   &
u io-ll-iillmala ' _ V [furnace
you haven’t
was among those transaetlng busi
*Mr 'J E Robertson, Red Point,
the express Friday evening, where
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No need to waltforaflne day. however , V _°"'  
Wilh _the equlgmeni of tie modern ‘ °°"_’
‘tudle.yiu can Mellen 011° 'dmv ll “QU , ‘ ...°Miss Ninn Manning, Gowan Brac
"' "°°""°'° spent Saturday visiting friends in .___
' ' Sourin-°. .
A. E. Lyon Studio Best Quallll' 'll “ard “ _-l ll- Wllqml Young and
C, ...*Mr. Joseph Ching, Red Point, Mvlw Adu,"
Don't F0,-g¢t   _ r ness in Soiiris o_l_i_S_aturdayr-°. _   
_ _J ,__,,,,,_ .~ who was confined to’hls house for n Milhlee S3t\1\'d9Y Af*°m°0“ 7-3"
' ` few days lest week. is able tv be Our List of Plays for the Week:
V iCf.'T0l(1 Sofa coals “'°““° "“‘“'°__..'° ' 'russfllv
Acadia Nut ...°Mlss luume Grlnsell, clear The V Queen of The Ranch
_  t _ Springs, was a passenger to Bouris -by WEDNESDAY
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! Acadia Round she spent the week-end.-°. St- Elm0
Albion Nut ' _,.. ' 'rliunslmv
heard the » Albion Rummine ,,1,f,',;°M{, _3°,§,‘§,,:“‘f,‘,‘,°':,“‘§;,,,f',f,',,,°"“',‘,f‘,°,; The Convict’s Sweetheart
,VI `TR`OLA ` _ Saturday. I-le returned ln the after- ,_-Rmyy
L' _ R°*¢f"= R‘m°miU¢ "°°“°'°" Her Great Temptation
Come and hear Inverness Round .._~Mr, slaney Nelson. Montague, ` slvrullonv
_ was in Souris Saturday in the inter- » ~ °
4 \ ll. ttidly- AT _ \ est of the Mas|ey~'Harris Machine the Banker' The Thmf
"` "_ Co. He was accompanied - by Mr. And The Girl
H»£\.Tan_¢on&f Co , l‘.r.‘.°._°‘.':‘....‘1:':;‘;‘::1.‘~..“.a1z;.'.‘l‘:.;: ,hgATg§3,;,gy~Al;§,§l;h,,
'|44 Great George Sf. " _ _._
_ °'_ ALI. scenic rnooucrloss . '
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, lining were Misses Lottie Fit!-Gel* Pl 25,35, 50 cents, V '“ " _ ` ~
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We have very carefu1`y selelted the following
lines for our szock and you’ll find l.v¢ryone.oE tl1_ m
lip lop numbers. They are all the veiy test we can
pn cure and in nearly every instance lower in price
than elsewhere. _ __
Blankets
Yon've read a lot about blankets lately
and most probably dou"t want to read
any mole. Inst a moment--Here’s one
case.
The very best blankets suitable for
use in this climate that we can procure
in Manchester, England. All sizes
$5_00, 6.00, 7.00, 8.00 pr. _
Comforts
Now-we’re talking, lieavy Wacldcd
Comforrs. covered with real got d  8 5
printed zaateen. 6ox7z inch....... »
Best quality waddld, covexcd fine
he C f i ood cilors.
 ...... ._ $2.75
Best quality Sateen covered do un filled
Comforts, bordered w_llll matched  
plain color holders. 60x72. . . . . . °
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' Last Call for the
Silk Sale
Saturday closes the sa‘e of 36 inch
heavy Messaline dress silks at lhe
reduced price. Think of it zi sillc one
yard wide, goid value at $1.10- and
seling at _ _ . _ 89c _
A clear saving of zlc per yald yavd l
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lbs
Underwear _bale
_Makes A, lommotion
Qhildrens'
A splendid line of seconds Size I -- |99 fach
22c °‘
24c
27c
50c
53c
35c
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time to pick lliem out, while “ 5
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from cnc of the best mills in ‘
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Ontario. The damages are -
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so small you’ll have a hard -
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speak for thcmsrlves. -°
Ladies'
Bar none llle vely finest line of
line heavy warm nndeiuear with a well
combed up lining lo be seen in the
city. Undervcsts with buttoned front I
in either white or natural
Drawers in either style in 29ca
both white and natural......... gn"-nent
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Boys
A special purchase of a large quantity allows us
to sell lhis fleece lined underwear at the following
prices Both Shirts and Drawers are the same price.
Size 22, 24, 26.........3c exch
28, 30  “
32, 34  “
Men’s
~ Hele’s the bargain of the year. Penman’s and
Eureka brand,best heavy fleece lined underweardrood
and warm and never before sold at less 
I
a suit
than 95c_a suit. Our piice,.......  c
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