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M'0  '  drunk and disorderly, was ilnad li Two has declined to main oifer himself as
if you want tile
best results in your
Xmas eooking, get
your groceries from _
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V _ __ ,_ f‘ ton. This isastrong Catholic organisa-
_ '  tion in the United States and iii now being
. _ s i ` pp
 _  _ TBI hnerai of the late 'Joseph Mc-
M.
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` TBs._Staniey left Georgetown yesterday
%
‘er ltlddys. _. _ _
crowded rouse. -i f
‘  the excellent program of the
Burns’ concert which apflsars in this issue
of The Guardian.
PLAN of seats for second performance
of P_ire.tes of Psnsancewiil be at the usual
places this morning at 10 a. m.
'Do not iail to attend the lecture in
Zion church .basement Friday evening,
said to be one of Rev. T. F. Fulierton’s
best Subject-Australia, illustrated with
views. . `
THE name of W. A. Winfield, Mgr., of
the Telephone Co., was inadvertently
omitted yesterday from the list of those
presenting the purse of gold toMr.and
Mrs.`_l)avles at the Pista.
Teri mimi el ine me Mi-it ra. ir. cei-
bralth took place yesterday afternoon
from her late residence. There was a
large attendance of frloudsaud the Fourth
_Regiment _land walked in a body ss
mourners.
A commit. of the Knights of Columbus
will probably be organised soon in Monc-
establisbedin Oauada. Lately s council
was fvflllsd in P. E. Island.-St. Joh”
Telearsnr.
Oarron took place yesterday afternoon to
St. Dunstans Cathedral and thence to the
R. C. Cemetery. There was a large at-
tendance and the militia were present
ina body to pay a last tribute to the de-
ceased who was sergeant on No. 2. Ca.
0. A.
morning at seven o‘clook and reached Pic-
ton at 8.15. The Minto left Picton at
seven but was compelled to rsturn. She
lsft again at noon and about three was
sighted about three miles oil' Caps Bear.
Up to midnight last night she had not
reached Georgetown. T
TBI: following amounts have been re.
oeived from Rev. Danic1MacLeaniu aid
of P. E. L Hospital:-$10.60 Ebenezer,
N. G. Road, collected by Miss Emily Coles
and Miss Emma Andrews; $16.3), Mer-
maid, Lot. 48, collected by Wm. H. Hac-
donaid; $14.20, Hlghiieid,ooilccted by Miss
Alice Muckinnou; $5.10, Rice Point, col-
lected by Mrs. Dougald MacEachern;
$5.05, N. M. Creek, collected by Mrs.
Martin Betts; $6.20, Churchill, coileoicl
by Miss Katie Lamont; $3.35 St. Cather
ities, collected by MissAnnie ldacbluoheril;
$1.55, Riverdale, collected by Miss Eupho-
inia MacFadyen. Total $65.35.
_ Tun Cherry Valley Literary and D -
beting Society wan organized nn .\londny
evening, in Good Templcrs liall,uo Cnc-rry
Valley.
Following are the otiicers:-
Honorary President-Alex Martin, Ex-
M. P.
President-W. M. Murphy.
First Vice-President-Harry1'l`weedy.
Second do -Gavin Irving.
Secy-'l‘reas- Seymour Young.
Exioutive Committee-Messri J. U.
Irving, Trueman Jenkins, Roderick Mc-
lsaao, Wellington Xoung, John Beers,
Frank Murphy and Elmund Murphy.
First meeting will be Friday even-
ing next, not on Saturday; subject, which
aiiords the most pleasure-Pursuit, or
Possession. I
Haiirsriiiuiz Norse:-Many here were
unprepared by not having suillcient fuel
forthe cold and stormy weather of last
wet k, consequintly some had to turn out,
out and haul wood some distance, and
found the atmosphere the coldest ex-
perienced ior many years. A meeting cl
the young Libs ale was held here Thurs
ddy ever ing Deo. 24th at James Mc1.ean‘.
the chairman being Fredrick Larter. Th
subject' of discussion weve: The Road Act;
our probable representatives of the com-
\ng election and greater enforcement oi
the Prohlbiiorylaw. After the meeting
adjourned a lunch was served by the
hostess Mrs. McLean. Tnen ioiiowro §
some emusemeuts closing by singing Guo
rave the Kir g.
Linirurrniz Roan Norm-».-Friends
will regrettoiearn that Isaac Llnkietter
is seriously ill, but under the skilful
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' ' ' noe ‘
_ Grvl Mr. Earle the man who has done
so much formusic ir this city another
scaudidsts for-the Ward at the forth-
coming civic election.
$. O. T. -The Brat quarterly session
for lilli of the Grand Division of P. E. I.
will bs held at Fredericton on Friday 29.h
inet at 10 a. m. The usual excursion
tickets good going 28th and 20th return-
ing up to and on Feb. lst will be issued
at nil P. E. I. R. Stations. Deputies will
Diease report as soon as poisible. Silver
collection at G. D. public meeting for the
Prohibition Law Fund.
A Nvunim of improvements have been
made in the Supreme Court Room for the
present term of the' Supreme Court.
Desks for the newspaper men have been
placed immediately to the left of the jury
box while the sherid’s desk has been re-
moved to the right. A new witness box
hasalso been placed in position and the
door of thciaw students, gallery placed
at the inner end. Considerable improve-
ment might yet be made by a general
painting andlkalsomining of the interior
of the Courtroom.
Tas: following oiiicers cf Lodge Prince
Edward, S 0 E were installed by District
Deputy Gil'.
P Pres-D Fraser.
W Pres -L W Watson.
Vice “ -W T Wcliner.
Chap-G Clarke.
Sony-B' P Brady. `
Treas-W Brehaut. V -
lst Com-H Seller.
2it “ A E Sabine.
Brd “ J S Pierce.
4th " W McKee.
_J
‘SY
A woman worn-out, who never has to
lift a band for herself, who does not
know the _meaning of the word “worry” i
How can it be possible? That it is possi-
ble is proved by the experience of many
a woman who, because of sleepiesauees,
nervousness, bacirache and other wom-
aniy ills, becomes an litter physical
wreck. _
Dr._Pierce’s Favorite Prescription gives
new life and new strength to weak, worn-
out, run-down women. It establishes
re§uiarity, dries unhealthy drains, heels
in nmmation and ulceration, and cures
female weakness. It makes weak women
strong and sick women well.
“I suffered for dve years with inflammation
which caused violent pain and often torture so
bad at times that I could not be about to attend
to my deli duties," writes Mrs. #uiius C. Bell,
of Butiirnud, Kingston, Ont. “L e was simply
misery to me sn I did not know which way to
turn or relief. I-Isd tried doctors bu; found
the did not help me. Miy driigg-ist ad sed me
th' tyry"Dr. Pierce's Favor te Prescription-euio-
giziu it in glowing terms. I decided to ‘ive it
a trisfand brought u bottle home. I nm app?
to say that alter the use oi' the first bottle I e t
so much improved I decided to take nnother and
after that a third bottle. l have pond reasons to
pleased, for I am today u wel woman, work
Easily and the world looks bright. I have pd-
t health, thanks to your medicine."
Sick women are invited to consult Dr.
Pierce by ietter,£r¢e. Address Dr. R. V.
Pierce, Bl_1B`s.io, .  _
“Favorite Prescription " makes weak
women strong, sick women _w_eli. Ac-
cept no substitute for the medicine which
works wonders for weak women.
UW 13. was _
regrettabiy small. Ilev Mr Robertson oo-
oupied the chair and John McKinnon aet\
ed in the capacity oi secretary. The rc-
Dorts of the treasurer and various socie-
ties were very sstisiactory, all showing
oonnrging and reiifcts much credit on the
capable superintendent, William McCon-
Rlnton, James Hunter, John Gordon,
Walter Gordon John DutY, John
McKinnon and Herbert Parker.
sisting of Capt William McLaren, George
elected in its entirety George Parker
pointed auditors and John McKinnon and
ef James Hunter, the edcisnt janitor
were retained.
PEHMANENTOURE FOR NEUEALGIA
~ Experienced sufferers state that no
remedy relieves neuralgia so quickly as
shot application of Poison’s Nerviiine,
the stronaest liniment made. Nervliine
is certainly very penetratin and has a
powerful influence over neuraTgia pains.
which it destroys almost at once.Nerviline
_ia ~ highly recommended for Rbcuma
tiam, Luuibego, riotatica, and Toothachc.
Better lry a Bocbuttie, lt’s all right.
No Pir.I.s Lixn Du.. Harui/roN's.
DIED Y
At New Perth on the oth inet., William
Msliaaren in the 87th year of his age.
At New Annan, on Dee. Mtii uit., Flora
McDonald, aged 66 years.
At Grand River. on Deo. 10th, Jam-
es Trainor, aged 90 years.
6)®I0t')'0\00\Q)l0Q)=0'00
Emulsion
Cod
iver Oil
is carefully pre
pared, contain
pure oil, and is
pleasantly fiavored
Good for . coughs,
colds and all bron-
chial affections.
and 50 cents.
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3.
Dr. Pieree's Pleasant Pellets should be
used with “ Favorite Prescription " when-
ever a iaxatlve is required.
165". ~ `
abaiancc dn the riuht side. The report C
uf the Sunday school was particularly en- S
neil. The following trustees were elected C
for the ensuing year: ~ R R. Jenkins, Alex C
Tae cemetery committee con- `
Parker and William McConnell was re- C
Johnson’s _
slunsuowl `I,,,,
The annual congregational meeting of
Bt. David’s Presbyterian Ch nroh was held _
Monday evening. The attendance was .
We have asuie cure for
czema. or Salt Rheum. We
an tell you of many very
tubbom cases where it has
ure in every case. It is
alied
aeNeiii’s Eczema Lotion
We guarantee it to cure any
asc. Should it fail we refund
E
been used and has effected a
M
- the ni ri .
and Capt William McLaren were ap- 0 ey `
Price 25 cts a bottle. Sent
wunem Meconeelleuiei-e. The service. by mail on receiptzof price.
Sold only by <
i~_“;fil'l
I EA.
Association
Hail
January 28th
i-is-its Ri
Mc8regor‘s delicious Chocolates ir
fresh supply at Ellis' Drug Store lilo, B5o
nd 50c. 13 d li
Get the February number of tim De-
linentor it is a splendid number only l5c;
now on sale at Carters’ Bookstore. il d 4!
Hockey Boots regular price $115 for
$1.66.-J. B. McDonald. 12 d vv ill
~ = 3 l Q
AFTER THE HUSTLE ANI] BUSTLE
of Christmas perhaps there is someone forgotten. to vihom
you intend sending a present,
Send Something
F or a New Yeetr’s Gift.
What _would be nicer than a nice comfortable rocker or
Morris chair? Come in and see what we can show in this
line.
John Newson,
I "Sells Best Furniture.”
\
'lf
calm-nm
m 
acts Sharp and to iho Poinl
We sell direct from our factory.
We save you all middlemerfs profits.
We sell the best in the market “Hu1nphrey’s. "
We manufacture from pure wool
We pay highest for wool iii exchange.
We are the only Moncton Woolen Mills Depot on P. F,
Island.
We have only one price the lowest.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
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Humphrey Clothing Store,
OPERA HOUSE BUILDIQJG.
 ` A, WINFIELD SCOTT, Manager.
wvmnhhsrwww  wwmm
= 1 f
° _‘lil ‘ °’ tr.eemintolDr.A.M.rwlll, is expected _
‘-”'°g:'”"°°" ' to be speedily restored, lo health.-Bruce ’ . W .
It . th°f';'°st ;-am" nom, Lleslnurei Medici-ii ivre.-e.,le vnloinr S     a e I
I, ° e y. - ' his mother Mrs. John Lin kletter.-Miss
Mak.. “ght nutnt‘°u‘ Sadie McGregor of Charlottetown has '
 3 d°uci°u puny' been visiting her aunt M-s. Jehu Sharpe. . -
` ' ` forvthe past two weeks.-Miss Debhlv-‘ ii
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TOILET LOTIQNS :.::.'lT§:;:".fiTT.°:§`l.ff.f '51 Tfgfiloflr V
_ Owing _to the severe cold and stormy
Winter winds play havoc wesihei- the weekly prayer meeting hes N
withthe complex on causing
chafin ' redness and sore-
K» _ .
ncaa oi thinkin. These dis- pstns _'in lha iniurs-Wliiiw Hr.
” ' _ - _ were out running
ed ` .tiiense or 'any of the oils dsfnvfntly we vi them not 1"" 1
following superior toilet entsnd will he laid np for some consider
not been as israely attended as usual
butwehopewseelt one on a new im-
 »-   - Continues--25 to 50 p. c- off.
'relatives in Fredericton. Charles
Prichard one of our new neigh
I
ve"--““~"~““‘  A »»_iadies’ Fur Canes, only 4 Ladies’ Fur Lined Capes
lotions. ' `
i‘\se‘s Witch Hanoi ¢ream
Wheeietjs _tllygertne Jelly
fiacis Almond Cream.
.Hirrd's Honey and Almond
` Gres m. _
' Violet Cream.
'l‘ii.3,,¢ preparations make
the skin soft and velvety. ,
‘THE TWO MAGS”
liobontldll liaclinnon,
\. DRUGGISTB.
_ DcrGt.Gscrge su&K°°*__3*l»'_ `m»n'ibn@`ti»s cm. em one l-mud
e
_-i
ablc time.
G ANNOUNCEMENTS. `
Bev. T' .
excellent lecture on Anstralil. "|°h_
sisrsnptlcan viswsin Zion- Church bl#-°
vi-slit on Friday evening the liltlb M'
m`svion 15 cents. f _
-Rlv. Drl Walker will deliver alectnrs
on1i‘n|‘aa|.yy, ill the ns' `|AlK¢°4.°T "U5
omesiml, le eel. ony, ee wsdimiu
evening, Jan. 13th. li' 8 °'°l°°)" V' m'
Admission 15 cents. This is I lD0l\~
interesting subject and will be treated in
s scholarly and nre°t»|°l| "¥l*‘». 3°’
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T Black Beaver Cape. Tiiibet Fur C liar. regni r price $14.50
t leit,iwortl1 up . to $19.00, W-.. ....  ....
\ I _ I . - ` ' `Dark Green Beaver Cape, Squirrel ifiiing, Thibct Collar, regular
  T price, gist; Weelvs sale Price. ._  . . _ _
....4940
` black Cloth Cape. Sduirrei lining. edged witlibiack Coney, regular
price ¢i8,5o. Weeks' naie Price . . . . . .
 . . . . . . .
_.$9.25
Navy Blue 'Cloth Cape. Squirrel Lining, collar and front trimmed
- with bear. regular li7.50, Weeks' Baie Prl¢e. _ _ . . . . . . . . .. .$3.75
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