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QUEBEC. ‘Dec 9.-Repairs to the
steamer Bellona have been nennnnn_
The crew have been paid es and ieev.,
for home via Portland" this evening.
There are some vessels to be doekgd
but cannot ,do so _until the Beunnn
come °§\*., ;\Bhe cannot ae eeuntil
some P01181!! an made to allow hei-
t° °°‘°» “N9” ».‘i"l1~_l¢l! H0 011° arrears
to be wil1ifig‘to" undertake. The' dock
master has- no 'authority to order the
repairs to _be made. He can open the
gates and  allow the water into-the
dock but -llf he didfeo the Bellona
would be swamped. It she is not tak-
en, out soon _the doclo gates will be
frosen up and the steamer will re-
main therejfor the winter.
_'?___?<.__
snoorrno cow Moosn.
HILLSBQRO, N. B.,-'Dec. 9-Chief
Game Warden, A. 'E. _O'Leary, , has
a complaint: before James Blight, J.
P.. at I-Iillsboro, against R. Chester
charging him with unlawfully
moose. Mr. Peck admit-
had shot a cow moose
hunting season, ac-
_\cese was adiourned
for ' the carcass,
will
letter or
1  the
A. Pigklméi 'ol ce
_  hone 240.
  'iii
“N0 _
.25
§.°
er! Oop-
from two
woman's pil-
flne 0!
that Lang
choosing a
woman was a guest,"
l\_lPPer. Mrs. Lang
her act to stand as a
mn who gossip.
`rolrr'Al.l.lNo nllnff
i ~ ._ '_l-w ‘ fl
You Run No- Risk When You Use
This Remedy. _
We promise you that, if your hair
is falling out and you have not lit
it 80 C00 I8-F. you can repair the
damage already done by using mx.
all "B3" Hair Tonic, with perslstencv
Bild g°K'|llBl'i¢¥. for a reasonable
lengt offtime. It is a scientific,
cleansing, antiseptic, germicidal pra-
paration that destroys microbes,
stimulates good circulation around
the hair roots, promotes hair nour-
ishment, removes dsndruff and acts
‘to restore hairnheslth. It is ae Pleas-
pnt to use as pure water, and is deli-
cately perlumed. It is a real toilet
necessity. .
We want you to try Rexall "$8"-
Hair Tonic with nur promise tbatit'
will cost you nothing unless you are
perfectly satisfied with its use. ‘ It*
comes in two sizes, prices 50c and.
_$1.00. Remember, you`can obtain Rei-
ell Remedierin this community only
at our store.-The Rexall Store. The
McKinnon Drug Co. _ "
Giils .e
For Smokers
Now is the time to
make your selection ‘
from our complete line of
Meerschsum Cslehssh
and
Briar Pipes f
we have them in cases
from 75c to $15.00.
holiday packages. )
Cigar and Cigarette Cases,
large asswrtlnent in silve`l',- `
gunmetal and leather.
Any article selected now
will be laid away till Xmas.
Co., charg-' {Th° » ,
a cow moose. G' E'  D`:‘i,°gp,:fn:
Wa' °°‘“’i°'°°‘l Charlotle own P. E. I.
l 1 '
Make this your gift store,
V A  . ¢°r,Gcorge and Kent St.
You gn get here s pleasing, practical gif! for either a msn or _
woman t t costs little, is pleasing and useful.
Per Tan-eased pipes, cigars military brushes. _
For omeh--chocolates, perfumes, ebony hand mirrors.
McKinnon Drug Co. C x
_GIFT HERE.   l . __
_ /
, - -__}`.-'7T`T-__-.»:3;: :x.;;:;;:  '-”"_"’*° '
get ug,'.§g1jgratulate you
V I ` - If you are smoking a
` I o  ` pl fulefeerlsrlglii cur
Q) smplsklng tobacco we know
.i .‘:...»    `
  . 5 ' ' in a mood when
 'gl "  _ifyill/‘itsatlgns are accept-
. .`~._=l_ _ fable, It is the coolest and
»  most agreeable smoke on
- "'.‘" the market. Burns freely I
' _ l 5 ' ~ ' and cleanly, and NOT THE
'.-_-:=.°__ ,- .~_l°.'5';'C-'.'-.§\¢.?;-.I‘i=:-»-¢'-f'.'f.=:Et TONGUE. Try our
BLACK TWIST chewing tobacco. None better.
lilciley_& Nicholson Tobacco Co. Lid.
  Manufacturers.
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X.
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2' i ~
1* A coop lil-:AD
2,.;-‘_ED5y! MATCHES are the Heed-wont-drop-
 .'-bil rind..  i1!_b\1ri°¢!1Wdv’°'“°*°*‘°°» "‘°'H°“°"
'  aadelsothe msnvwho carriesimatches in
P°e,,,,',,,¢. ilie Meezfmlie sei rerun lem
, _
_-‘_.ll‘°"~"i‘ if  _  ' '
'  nnnlrs ummm me. Alma l1wl»f_'\ll>v1=,_
, _ saving nnnwsoutv.
 always_=pprecisted by the common-sense msn. I
/ _ i
.~ _'ma as som: ev-“wo ¥~“°‘*°_°~
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p  of°'T-»
.-
PIRSF Ol' ALL.”
in this Province
_ AHHBBBT snarvns.-'rua 'rug
Amherist, papt. Batt, Charlottetown,
arrived i_n__port yesterday st two
thirtyffp. m. from Georgetown. _
D156-IARGING COAL.-The steam-
er'K _ ls_dischsr`giag Inverness
s:reen_; coal for C. Lyons and Co.,'
'.Charlojp.etown. - __
Slwn Barns.-'rlie_s. s. sin-
bad ed from Charlottetown yes-
tsrdayflmorning about ten o'cloek.¢
She had a large cargo of produce out-'
MORWENNA AXIRIVEB.-'Phe S. S.
Morwenns., from ewfonndland, ar-_
rived in'Chal-lottetown yesterday sb-,,
out six p.' m. She docked at the
Railroad wharf.. .,
Ca-
CABOT ARRIVES.--The S. S.
bot arrived in port of Charlottetown
about.; four o'clock yesterday and
docked at the Steam Navigation
Wharf. '
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THIS ISSU‘E.--The Guardian al-V
ways has something of interest in
every column, and to-day's issue of
twelve pages is no exception to the
rule, page seven containing some of
_the latest local news. .
THE LOUISBURG SAIIJS.-The S.
S. Louisburg finished discharging her'
cargo of 2000 tons of coal for _ A.
Plckard & Co., Charlottetown, last
evening and sailed for Sydney early
this morning.
T0 CONSIDER CALL.-A meeting
for moderating in a call to Clyde Riv-
Gr. Brookfield, and Hunter River, will
be held on Monday next, the 16th
lust., in the church at Brookfield at
two o'c|ock. '
ATTRACTIVE WINDOW.-Ona of
the attractive windows on Sunnyside
is that’ of Black & Co., Charlotte-
town's Croclsery store. They have rei
cently _-remodeled their show window
and halve installed a larg_e__p_lnt,c _glgpsi
mirror ,which adds largely to theh'
window? display. _
>.
_ NORTHUMBERLAND ARRIVES.-
Yesterday the Northumberland arriv-
ed in.1‘-lctou from Charlottetown at
11.60 a. m. She left again about
2.30 p. rn. with passengers, express,
mail and freight and arrived at 6.10
p. m. She leaves to-day at 7.30'
a. m. _ »
Choice Cigsrsin beautiful  PRov1_NoraLls'r DEAD. - 'rue
death occurred at his home in Ukiah
City, Cal., 'on Monday, the 25th of
November, after an illness of a few
months 'of Nelson Evans, contractor.
The deceased was born in Burlington,
P. E. I., on -March the 6th, 1859.
He removed to California with his
wife Eliiabethklane Millman, twen-
ty-four years ago and a family of dve
sons and two daughters are left to
mourn, _besides a widow, one brother
William "John of Vancouver, B. C.,
and onefsister, Mrs. Edwin Paynter
of Burlington, LP. E. I., besides a
»lasge-circle of, friendsand relatives
to mourn thelrllqss.  , (
SCHOOL EXAMINATION. - The
following is the standing of the pu-
pils of Nevrl Haven School:-Grade,
VII-1, Ethel Brown; 2, Mary Tier-
ney; 8, Dan.» Mopher; Grade VI--1,
Bertha McQuillsn; 2, Laura Dar-
racli; 3, Mary Cameron. Grade V-
1, 'Margie Darrach; Z, Grace McPhee;
a.. Keele prime. om/ae Iv-l, Keele
McPhee; 2, Andrew __ Tierney; B,
Frank Deversux. Grade III-1, Mack
McPhee; 2, -William Berrigsn; 3.
Katie Nolan. Grade II-1, Mary Mc-
Manus; 2, Theo. Tierney. Grade I-
1, Leonard McPhee; 2, Duncan Gees;
V B, Edna Frizzle. James Coady, Prin-
cipal. `
AWARDS MADE.-The'Sisters of
St. Jos`eph's Convent a-nd the Mem-
bers of the s_Sodality wish- to express
their heartfelt thanks to all the
friends of the Institution, ln the city
and throughout the Province, who so
kindly helped by' their donations.
presence and good wishes to make the
High tru, n _decided success, five hun-
dred and fifty dollars being realized.
'l‘o the members of the 1498500 0! I-5°
Cross band also sincere acknowledg-
ments are tendered. The articles on
lottery were won by the iollowinE5“
'i‘ha'silK embroidered toilet set, Rev-
erend K. McPherson, St-. hlargarete;
the embroidered white linen cushion,
Miss Margaret Towsm, City; the beau-
tiful picture "Outing" donated bY
Mr. Paton. Miss Brown, Lot 14; the
little silver set, Mrs. G- Gaudet.
city; the ice wool shawl',hMiss Mabel
-.the meersc aum P P0.
x;§x2;'d'c.‘l?l3allant,- St. Dunstan’s
~ ` College; the doll, Miss Brown, Lot
1_4; the pearl rosary, Miss Mary Mc-
Quald. Charlottetown. _
,______.____.._......
`::For him-if he smokes-a' box of
` cigars would he just the *»hll\8- 0\“`
tobacco department shows such fam- ,
ous makes as Vam Horn. MBP”-°“i°»
ner Great George and Kent. Sts.
~ Mllitl.
r STliWAR'l"S
Home Made Cream
BREAD
“fy LOAi=I;ll`weigh¢' <
ward. _ '
and sellsfoi-.seven cents J' ‘
tion
dny's
been
IMPROVING.-Her mhny frlusds ln
Bedeqsle .and Charlottetown  will’ ~_b_e
pleased to hear that more is an"ap-
parent change in Miss Blsck's eondi-'
tion for thehhctter. _ f
I-IARLAN'D’B SAILINGS.-The 5.8¢
Iiarland left Charlottetown at 8 a.m.‘
yesterdsytol! Orwell and returned at
3.80. 'l‘o-day she leaves for Victorfp-
at 7 e. ln., weather permitting, and
will return this afternoon.
_ 'NIGHT WATCHMAN A»I’~POIN'I‘ED-
_John Savtdsnt of Charlottetown has
_been appointed ' night watchman of
‘the Charlottetown Post Office to nll
the vacancy caused by the death of
'former night watchman McKenna.
PRESBYTERY MET.-At a' meet-'
ing of the. Presbytery of Prince Ed-
ward Island, held yesterday evening.
in Zion Church Charlottetown, the
call from St. Peter’s Bay congrega-
tion to Rev. J. M. McLeod. 'New
Mills, N. B., was sustained and the
date of induction named for Dxsfemlser
23rd. The Call from Wood land'a
congregation to Rev. John Gillis was
also considered and sustained and the
date oi induction set for Dec. 24th.,
< ' PERSOIIIL _
H. Eg Wright, Stipendiary Magis-
trate for Prince County, was in
Charlottetown yesterday.
Miss Bertha Mcfnnis, teacher at
Murray River, was in Charlottetown
yesterday,
Evangelist Jos. McKay, Lot 40,
was ln Charlottetown yesterday at-
tending ths Presbytery.
._.__.__.__»
D. A. McKinnon, Charlottetown,
was a passenger west yesterday after-_
noon.
Percy Landrlgan and Herbert Mc-
Kenzie. Charlottetown, have been ap-
pointed as extra clerks at the Post
Oilice department, Charlottetown, to
aid in _the Christmas rush. They will
enter upon their duties on Monday
next.
ADDITIONS TO FLEET OF __
NOVA SCOTIA STEEL CO.
SYDNEY, Dec. 9.-The Dominion'
Coal companyfhas added to its fleet
two steamers, the Corunna and Ne-
vada, each w-ith a carrying capacity
of 1.400 tons. The steamers are now
here and will immediately enter up-
on the coasting coal trade for the
winter months. They were procured
from the Canadian Lake and Ocoan
Navigation company and have been in
service on the lakes heretofore. The'
Gorunna will be comma-nded by Cap-
taln J. E. MacDonald and the Neva-;
da by Captain Willett. The Coal
company will bsave twelve steamers
in the coastal trade this winter made
necessary » by their _.fast increasing
trade.
1 1
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IJ
y for
Christmas
Make most acceptable
gifts for both young and
old. -
_If it’s for that boy or
girl and you do not want
to spend too much money,
we can sell you
` Brownie Cameras
at from $2.00 to $|0.00 de-
pending upon fhe size and
quality.= Then we have the
famous Kodsks from I2 0|!
to $65 00’ one of which
would delight any of the
older members. _ i
-You are invited to call
and see our stock.
Johnson & Johnson
The Quality Drug Store.
_ ` .
Have you a cold? 
cured? ,_ _
. If you do _iherlsfdi 'nat
one reel and Idllble
remedy and thst’s l(sc's
CoidC .  _
vthatriimssll =rspidly--
did results with every
_ '-.um-frresru the °°l<l»' »
,` relieves headaches and
all accompanying sil~ 1
mdntl.
Do you want _tobe  our ’ Xmas.
nowsnllworlrg spies? I ` ` ’ I .
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The lussest Store Ch\rlotfstown’s Bement Street ~"
A Lovely' range of new Silk
Specially Imported for  - 
.ln the ready to wear department THERE IS A FINE RANG.~J ‘ F '
very handsome ne w waists specially purchased for Christmas selling. A lm elv ‘-
new waist would make su ideal Christmas gift-think it over--leruem‘ el 114 th t '-;
you have only 12 shopping dlys before Christmas! ‘ 
,Dainty waist, Robespiere Collars in hlte 'th bl k ` h
tan, tan withvnavy, shot green and _olive. _   5.25 U
_ ..imm§ii§i”.§§'§iFi??YY..Tilf _‘ff ffffil .f`f.°.‘f.°.°.‘..f°f‘f1.‘..°." .‘1..‘f°T_"_." 6. 75
L4 1' h'i`l' 't ' R d
my ....§.’.Y.°_i.1".‘.°.'..°. .` _ ff .T'f‘f`ff.f...`fT _ _ ff`f..‘fI.fif`YY I fj“.’.`I..f?.’f._F .1 _‘TTI 7 .50.  
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Christmas Apron Bazaar 2nd Floor 1*;
SHOWN AT THE HEAD of the main stairway there is is great range 
of pretty aprons of every sort and style. They are very attractive -they me
well made-they are wonderfully good value. Here are some of the prices :-- _
T ea aprons, dainty, trim, fetching 2 5c, 4 5c, 5oc, 6oc, 68c; `8`5c, 9 5¢, 51,35,
Ap'-ons with bibs, wlliielawn and embroidery, 58;-, 65¢, 75‘¢ 855" 901-’  -
_ Al over aprons---of percale or repp---cover you from head rg fqnr idegi
' kitchen aprons, 8oc and 85c. ' __ ln ~» ‘-
Crash kitchen aprons, 35c and,’55c. ` I _~ i .
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'Ill 
F- mmm
Subscription phone No. 132-2, or the
fo! 133, although all those depart-
tlons or news, nor thesubseription
ataff about advertising ol' news/ In
other words the clerks know and can
do but their own work in their own
departments, and if it were otherwise
they would be continually running
1 McCouhrey O. Bulmsn
General Commission
Merchants
Sydney, N. S.
Consignments offsrm produce
solicited
Farmers having first-class dairy '-
' butter for sale should write us
stating prices. i
‘ -sdsttrs6 mpd.
e--"””f`-*mf  'ff f f  ” ‘ T  
 Don’t _ Forget U
This is poultry week
: If you have any
_T u r lr ey s. Geese,
D u c lr s Chiclfens
, .
nl Presidente Pee Ten and Mef§\1°\"" ` bring' lhCIIl 3l0lZlg ' `
r ost moder
‘.'.:.';%‘l‘.‘i:°i‘.2e:%..::..:°°:.‘..“; ...__  liel'e’s A 0004 .find get the
’  CUTE. Highest cash prices.
we .must complete
 lil Wednesday
_ I4   ; - ---;-__»_,;.~_--_nrf f_:-;.._:-_f;~_-sur; '_-;_':;:¢-'~l~;;'-'-»-_"-fL'~--1131 -'7;'_"»T'f---»-i  ~
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so come along with
CUT THIS OUT AND PASTE IT UP. from one department to zilother, nn.
--- stairs and down, mixing work, wen;-;'.
It is surprising the large number 0| ing themselves out and causing the,
people ln Charlottetown who, when g“°l'°'° P°"ib1° °°”“‘9,i°U-,' 011; all#
they want to inquire about their "1"" 6 P- U’-'¢l“UY it is 11991058 to
Morning Daily Guardian or subscrip- "Pk l°" any Ph0°° 11“ml>°fB except 132
tion, ask Central for the News phone and 133- V 'V
Nm 1323, instead of 1323: or when Patrons who' consult' their phone
they want to inquire about advertls-_ l-’°°k° 1°’ th” “umm” “NY THU?
ing ask Central for_ tue Subscription want Wm g'°¢uY IWW” 511° WOW 0|
phone No. 132-2, or for the News ti” 'p“'tl°“l' C°“l”`“1 lf°l°Ph°\1° U16
phone N°_ 133. instead 0| 132.3.; 0,, Guardian clerks and ah _ help make.
when_they want the News or Editor- t'h°u` uv" n_l“°h bFfdl`7'l` #N1 509:"
fel Department ask Central for the l’_i°"° ,' 345011
Advertising phone No. 132-3, instead CRAND TRUNK ORDEQING l '_ '
ments and their respective, phone _- --,~= _
numbers are _plainly given in the tele- WO0NSOClf_El',l‘, R. IJ, Dec. _`9@._-Re-_
phone-book. S0510 l>e0Ple, instead nf .sumption of construction worralongi of the Niuoml Tranuontiw,
Q
been tak|an'durl_` 'thi l'ast'ni¢n¢,]1_' '~»
*The orders to gs teaming company
‘cams irom'the xntractors_ in charge
_pingrsnd Tru' v _ work in Rhode Is-'
can Mann lrAs'l~__i*rrME oN' -i I 
G. T. P. IN NEW BRUNSWICK.
MoN'l'Rs:AL,  ~ e-That -,elle -eas-
t_ern_ section bf _the transcontlnsntal
,railway comss`fully up to the expec-
Rittions of the officials was the state-
ment given out this morning at the
Grand Trunk oflloesthy J. E. Dal-
ryniple audi G.'l‘.P,l`!. of the Grand
'1‘runk_ _passenger ' department; E. Til.
flu, of the 1. C. R. commission, V
._E.. P.~Cronk, general superintendent
WORK T0 START AGAIN?
have- just `--comple
lpoking.at ths.hnok, even phone one Elle Sepphirn New England Railway _  .
i.i..¢» raised? .el 1... ei -ga li.- only by-\‘l'Al%¢»  ~- _ -f*-'*=*;;=\1°°*"=;",'°,;,’;,“°';,°*;’“ "P
bther department. All this is as 19 “id 75° 5° P"°b°b1°- ° y m ww” ° ' mlm ' °
great waste of time on the part of A tmmmg °°mP““Y»"i'hi°h 1'” 5””
the person phoning, the operator at °,‘“'t"?g 1“mb°"'f"°“" Pdut' “1°“$ th”
ine central. and one clerk ln-the ae- Pf°P°=“d \°“i1"?“‘l \’°¢"°°” W°°“'
vartmmt wrongly phomm The new! docket and Providence to Sayleevllle.
"an, on an upper n00,.'_.m,mot give for storage, has received orders to
t ' k. T l h 1115 S '
tm g;°;;;;,;Y 1g;°';°;§°,';,';§°°“* °*“=- 2133.335 .....i"2.‘i‘Z‘;’.‘i‘i“.i..§’i‘2‘.‘£’.i"£‘....i‘i‘3i mil.. an mf. .au he av-».=»-at iw
er a e g u c ons nor
' t art b ck th lumber to the
we advertising stan about subscrip' nlldlntrl) slung Che-lines whence it had open for througlrtreflic. ' `
miles. _  __ _ ` `
Mr. Dall‘yi`ixple` says' the rd! _ ll
perfect throdghout the whole and
they mig§ have continued , sixty
miles lei-tn ll they liao wlslis<l.'rlior
de an avera e time of twellty seven
time can be made when thenroad il
__ _g` € 
3'! 2
 More Money 
“-__ ,_ gs
for the 1 I  
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lv’
1 C 'Q
Small Dealers . » ..... . _
e 1
The big msn isn’t big in spite of the tele- . '
'ly - phone-it's because of it, to a certain extent.  
' »
If vou"re satisfied with the profits; your _ __
randfather mad ifvou just want to eke .i ` .
i _'I great-g ¢» . _ . _ -.
` - ' out a bare existence from your business, if more
*_
il
business don’t look good lo ylu---well. a phone
will be just in the way---s. bothersome ornamentf ' _ :-
¢ But, mark it down plain, if you want more yi "l,
' business, a larger and better class of customers, . M
straight tips on all the markets, the inost profit- ‘f l
able of inside information and the respect oi _
your customers and envy of your competitors"-
in short if you want success---youtll see what
we can do for you, and you won't waste time F il 1
‘_ over it either. _ " “  Z
‘ The phone will bring you business---it will ~ J7
prove its worth in better returns, lu actual ad-_ -
- ditional cash in your till. ‘~ ~ _~ _
Let Contrart`Dept. prove these facts to you. ' 4,, _ _
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I ' Charlottetown, P. E. l. '
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in`good strong Stock Companies at ree
`all the poultry you' mwlmm -   ' j if,
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, B°°'l‘“9°1f _ 1  ' only egeabox. 2 '- ~ Poultry all the yeah, ° °t'°°3 f°““"°° i    "‘
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