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Boiler iiepairs, Boiler Testing,
Crates iorfyour Boilers,
Steam Fittings and Engine Repairs.
CIIARLOTTETOWN, l"il‘liNDRY and MACHINE Cor Lid
_ navy ronrinnv
Noiiuess S0, But a Know S0
 i ins PRINCE coUNiY`icUARDiAN
-Rav. Jas. McDougall will pieicii oi
Sabbath. tha 2Ji.ii, at Cape Traverse as il
and 7.
-Hardin I ielretts who hiirheen iu this
Provln e for some time left yesterday for
St. John.
-J. F. liiclidillain of the Royal Bank of
Cinada, Charlottetown, spent Cliristmas
in l`uu.imerside. - ` `
-C. J. Willis, Pascal Gallant and Frank
Perry. Summerslde. went to Amherst
Christmas day and returned last niitht.
-Holland Laird, Sumipersidc, has been
presented with a beantilniliiorils chair
by the Bapt-ist Church ohoiit in appre-
~iation of his services in training the
hat xcrfcosld not nad on ih's and azilcer lot of Xmas Nov c,,,,,,.¢,,,.,;,,m,eui°,,e,,ing0¢|_i,,.ci,umh_
cities. (lv.-r ore thouszinil pictures tamed and unframed. 35011* 9.001*
fi.-et of ninuldings to seiec: from of about 9s different qaiteins- The
latest and lest Xmas present is the new Pearl plc'nre. painting don ,
-Mrs. David Maro‘ibank,lMontro=e.who
has been visitinir friends in Amherst,N.S.,
or the past sight weeks has returned and
0" l-he Elm” Wlih i7"l‘ii‘l l""3fl5 etC\_‘elcga“t frame 915° mln'°rS and ' is spending some time with her father B
large aismitiiieiit of ph to im nes, some e egnut gold burni~l1ed. fines
qii:i'liy ni cl nizny other Linde with openings for t,2-3,4- #Fd 5 Pl1_0i°\
izt e traiiierl uove tics f om izc up Oilier fancy goods, combs. bruihe
purses perfumes, necklets, brooches tt-‘. etc. aid tli'Ji1»auds of Xm
Post C-irds, at
TailBush’s liitii Graiie Ari Pirfuis,
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5 snoinuo JACKETS
(51i`t“u Sniokins jnclretor House Coat for ‘fhim.” The iestfn
onii-.iri which is enj iycd in the wearing ol sliouse Coat, the smooth-
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Webster, Brookside Farm. Auaustine
Cove before re‘urning home.
-The Willing Workers Mission Band
purpose holding a holliiny ttninir oiieriuiz
service ln the Baptist Gnurub, Central
Bedeque. on Tuesday evening. Dec. 31st,
1007. At the close of the program home-
made randy will be passed and a social
time enjoyed.
-The members of King Edward L.O.L.
No. 1M4intend holding a basket social in
Centerville Bedeque hall on Monday
cvcnlnsr, Deo. Il0th. A boih nomic and
pleasing program will be prepared for
tne occasion* Curne one. como ali. Ad~
mission 10 cents. Ladies with baskets
fre-. By order of Com. 12~?A d iii.
L _ - _ ‘
n
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-Mount Lebenon and King lliraiu
edges, Sumnieisidr, purpose attending
Dubilo worship In the new Bap' ist church
ext Suiidiiy uiorniniz, when Rev. \V. B'
riwell will preach on the Jewcis ofMas~
uuary. ilu v\'lll also preach in llrdeqne at
thicc o'i lock and iigai-i ln Suuiini-raids at
~even o'cloclr taking for his theme Th
First Christmas Authum.
-The iiunuil rsptkt of the fisherie-
just issued shows that the vihnle vaiuh
of fisheries lu their watzrs by Cixuaili \ns',
including fish product~', senl~, i t 1., duriniz
the season of lildii i~i vnlucfi at o_ver
$26,250,000. \Vith the exception of list
year, when the phenomenal catch of
salmon in British Columbia swelled _the
total value of the fhiheiies beyond
$2il,0i.l0,(7!.l, this is thu large-t nizrrregate
on reoord, oxceeiling the fiiiiious catch of
1901 by 500,L00. This decrease is mostly
at-tributed to the British Columbia salmon
industry. The deep sea fl~l»erin~_ii of _the
maritime provinces iecefved $150,015 as
’ ‘bount cf fur their respective catches of
ini; effect upon a tirefl .niiid alter a day of hrrry and worry, are
reasons enough why you should remember “him."
Looking at tlieniisa pleasure, buying asatisfaclion, and giving
one to “him” zi delight.
Aitrnciivc colors $9 to $i4.
If). 15%. EPUGG
Men's Furnlsher.
mviftf. .\Iorr`s Block, Opposite P. 0.
 AWl-ll-lllillli
` A Newland's Patent
Gem Sewintl Awl
E-‘leg'd. 1\'i'o. 7942
The iiiiiiirufe value of rlis Awl in the Repairs to Boots and Shoes
5, now ,M11 known mm in the f.eq'ient repairs to bags. lJ_:ltS. straps.
ere.. it is the Awl-U-Want. lhreaded from the reel, which may be
kept in one’s pocket,t1ie thread is supplied continuously. The great
trivantsge gained being more apparent in sewing carpets, canvas, shop
blinds, tarpriiiliiie, etc-
The needles are interchangeable, and extra ones can always be
obtained both stout and finer
Sold with stralglit or bent needles and brass bobbin, with illustrat-
ed instructions.
Cameron ®. Co.
drmtliii iUp»irY-/Date Hardware Shire.
4..'ImeSravedi
fish for the poison of 1000. Of this
amount the owners of U57 risiiing vessels
and their crews received $08,203. Tho
balance $90,807, yvas distributed amongst
20,871 boat fishermen, For the past,
season the province of Nova Scotia
received nearly douifo the a_m>unt of
of the bounty paid to the other three
w run ii, iiu iinca
ward Island, $8,830. Since its iuneptloii
_._
BECK-At Murray llarbor South, Dc -,
23rd, Samuel Ilecir,§aiic~l 36 ye irs.
VANl1)E[iSTI-XE -S_\i'l<ienly nt Murray
ilarlior Siut on Dre. tllsr Alexniidcr
lVlt'LEOD-- ll Val aytl~-ld on Nov. 10th,
1007, Annie McKinnon, widow of the late
Donald McLeod, Mount Buohannnn, in
the 80th year of her age.
MARRIED
MUSWAIN -McEACHERN. At t..‘e
mans", Biight n, Dec. 2~ltb, 1007, Jniiui
McSwaiu or Elliott, Loi. 21, to Bessie Mc
ii ichern of Hinckley Point..
'Fic Gnirdiim news ollioe eloseiat
li.
Vimlfitpgtinp, "Lei 31 ,wi ._ ' ` iinlii his ielciso from earth with his love
` '-Riohardiw. Palmer, Roseville, Lot 4.
has gone to Boston.
-Itis understood that the Boys' Own
Band will again re-orirauize In Summer-
siiio and furnish music for the rink this
wiiiier. ` ' I
-At tho home of the brIds's Daroigs
Charles and Mrs. Andrews. North i.
Eleanor's on Christmas day tf.elrdaiiahi’ei"
Lens, was united in marriage to Evan '
Carr by Rev. Hammond Jphnxon. Mr.
and Mrs. Carr left yesterday lor lilil-
River, Alberto. whore Mr._Cnrr bmi bien
eniragqd for the List few yenrs in far nlrii.
and ranching.
-Many_frieniisi of Capt-iln Ciunci-on, _of
the S. S. E»unr-ess, Siimmerslde, paid him
avisil. Cliristuias day to wish him _thi-
complinieuts of the season. This is t e
third time since 1882, while the Uanta n
has heen on the Suuiuiersidc' Pt.Du Chcpe
route that the boat has'bieu runu‘ng so
late in the season. By reference to a
memorandum that the Captain hav kept,
it is found that tha Northumberland sion-
ped runninirqn the 30th Deoeinbai- |809,
2nd Jan.: 1901, during the twenty five
yeare. The Captain aad crow of the E_rn-
press are to bo coakratuinted on the hiah
esteem in which they are held by the
travelling public and all who have the
pleasure of their acquaintance.
-Thou iaiaraatad in Foieiga Mission
work will i-e pleased ti lcaru that Dr.
Melissa Henderson siiils in the near
future I’eliin, Cl_i_inii, to take up inedleal
missionary work in that creat Empire
Dr. Manderson, who is a daughter of the
late J. C. Manderson of Hamilton, is 'nu
Honor Griitluale of the University of
Toronto, iiiid l.er splendid medical train-
ir_ig`ln that uity has been supplemented
byn post grariuiitc year in the Woinan's
,Hp_spitvil, I‘iiii»ii~olphia. Dr Mundnrson left
Chicago Dee _27, going first to Las Vegas,
N _lliljwiicre she will spend afew days
‘ivith hcrsister Mrs (Dr) Des Marais, then
onto S»\n`Frnnolsco, Culifornimttience
north io’ S attic. \\’ash. The Steamer
Shiiivinut sails from Seattle, Jiiu 5th, rind
hi Jiipaii. thus giving the passengers nn
opportunity to visit that beautiful land of
sunshine. Thus doubly equipped Dr Man-
derson gcei forth to i.er work, and hor
friends and wcli wisht-,rs in this country
can only wish hor God Speed.
DEA FNEss CANNOT BE_c_uREn
by loonl itp|ill_i:ntlniis'ns tl~.' y raiiiicr icuii th.
d mrlsod portion oi' the eiir. ’i‘licr'e is nii y mis
wiiy lo cnrc dcnfiiess, niiil Lint is by coiisiilu ~
tlniinl I'ciiir»dios. Iienfi on is caused by un
iiifiiiiiieil uoiiditioti or Ihu iiiuooiis lliiliig oi' thc
Liistnuliliiri ’l`n|0. Whnii t.iii.~ tubii 1.-i iiiflaiued
you liiirii ia riiiiibliiii; >ourii1 oi- iiiipurfcoi
iciiring, niid wiioii it is oitiroly closed.
iioiifiitus is th" result. iiini un}o-s ihc infiniii-
niiition can be if-ken ont. iuid this tiifu
rc~it,oii,~d .0 its normal condition. hvnring will
rn u»..t.i oycd f »ic\'or;'iiiris unison out ol toe me
caused by Cab~i‘rl\.wi'non ia ncptliiiifout iw
iniliiined condition Uhlihu uiu»_oiis snr nous.
We will give Ono unitied inoiiani ta- any
can nf llmlfiioss ioausod by cutanlil thul
vilniiot. he ciiruil by Hnil‘s Oukitri-h Cum
S id for -lr' lu-at fr. '
ui L i.ii i P0*
if J t*dlfl.\‘l|Y and Co Toledo, O
Sold bv lli-\iuizi»~'i».76rr
iisszitiw sum or s~i,i>in,1oi im been dis-    ' "` "*
tributed amonirst the iliticrmen of the
mnritime provinces.
Continue roninage
show where her hr-nrii in Then the story
tells n:i fu t' c', until the deith of the
vanqu‘4he<l brave ciidsit-his last mom- »
ents fu`l of undying revenue which lasts
won by iinctiier.
The other numbers are equally as good
as the ab.ve, and consist ot Poor Alzy. »
who was going to rescue his lunch which W
, was stolen by a tramp, while he waraway _
temporarily from his sweetheart with
whom ie was pioniclng, gets mixed up
so badly i.iir.ugh being compolied to
ohnngo clothes with the some tramp, that
the ending is moat ludicrous, But Aigy
wins out ai. the last, despite the lramp‘.»
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Pots and Pedestals 5 .co, S co, 15.00 each. siuceri »-75:: up to 2_¢;¢ each,
Umbrella stands 5 <0, 6.oOc1ch. _ -
ase=-- 5c to io 00 each
Gifts for your little friends. Don’c miss lt. '
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Big iieiiuciiilii in   all  Toys in Stuck
From now an 'il i f'cr New Ycai’s we will clear out all Toys,-‘ D.>lls' an
Fancy Goofs at big rediieiions. A Splendid opportunity to secure' New Year
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ERE or nice ORNAM`EN'I`.We have all these ini a nliiiiiher of new up-ti -flate inldhea such a
Royal Devon Gun Metal Blue and gi-i_`t§ iris
ardineres, 25c to 5.10 eacli. Aynsley’s lie grade English china, cups and
For the children---roy tea sets, gc, 1 , 15c, E5 41.*, 5 c 75c, 1 25, get
Open Every Evening
=‘f11~ffft ./-st. N MQKAY
i`tieic are verv few homes that viou1dno‘ welcoviie an additional VASF JARDIN
il ` UC " -2, ' ’ , , ,
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bofnro reaching China ninliea se- oral ports _ _ _ U _ ,_ ; ` _ ` l  4 .
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Solid As ilile Contiiiciit
Amid the speculation and uncertainty of iufidern
business life it is solid satisfaction to feel you have
made sure and ct rtai i priivision for those dependent
upon ycu. _
You are also in.il¢irig :i safe investment for “time
of need”by paying premiums of Life Insurance on
any of The Norih Ameiican Life's Irivesiment__,Pc.Zl-
cies. Information cliceifnlly given.
ROSS CK! MATTHEWS,
°’°""’°°“ ""» $”"~“"“ Q““"’°° $3"““‘ “"“‘°“"""‘ *`“'“"' "‘""'”"“"""“"""‘°" Ne B swiclr.$l`2l7, dl’-` Ei- -----j*'””'_ ‘ - ‘
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twelve midnight Saturday and col iothleg ‘mr evuflhnu cl" Thu
nw Wm "mu “nm -Mu t, omi is :mot er rid cnious story but ii.
sunfliiy. In the ineiniiuis any must bi Men to be fully nvnrvv-
newl items. duly viizned by the _wrltrr lated. Tyrsieun Alps is mon. deeply ~
"nd dmnpcl in me mu" lm" 1" Tim interesting, and sure to bring lunge
Guardian main cuirnniie door, will have dl _ ,_ Mr .Hama Wm i U 
.itioiition vii.nn ti.e ofilce opens. W enw ' ' y B ng ‘ `
i-lustraied sonar. Pal of Mine. Tre music
and illustrations arc good in evrry sense
of the ward. Mr. Trnlnor, nlwiiyn assured
7 fuse iiitcr at pnfi eniertaiiiinint.
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nies ,. ._ YO UARE LIABLE
To BE ascliieritall; Kii.Li~;o, CRIi>i>LEi>_ BLINDED, Dis-
/\nLi~:D OR TAKEN ILLat an,y,tinie, and the value of your
time! (which i-i money to you) may be bestroyed in a mo-
llli 1l'.' '
No Reasonable Mean
GOES Wirnour PROrEc'i‘ioN against loss from the des-
truction On H i s PROPERTY.
Did It Ever Occur To You
THAT Your TIME Has As Disrmcr A VALUE As
YOUR PROi>ERTv,~ or that your life may be the property of
your faniil ? _
This Protection ls A Dirty
YOUR OWE YOURSELF and those who may be dependent
n_on you.
If you are not fully insured, let us tittenl to lli's im-
portant matter foryozi at once. Delays are Dangeroiis.
The Employers’ Liability Assurance
Corporation, Ltd.
Of London. England.
H YN D Nl &N & C U
nrtf. General A its, Charioitelowm P.
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_ oflhmrty we|o°m,__wm sing some D” 
Minnrds Liriimcni Cures Diptheria _ ‘ ~ '
---- ---=-»= '--~==----- -=-é-f when Dress Die ‘ms Cpu e True. This is N -= B 5 N _
‘  imp), uqui,|.cI ,mu sample,” B bm 0,  
YEAR BY YEAR
IN BUOKKEEPING ` / ,`  Q' T110 Pbpullfiff Of Q
This is wlist our Combine Lrdgu and Billing Outfit will do
'U' iii” KEl‘i M Gemini M'”°h‘“"' -I  J ‘rf i  l glibc   l.oil’.‘~it iulizolirlohin. f
THE 0UTF|T cnN5l5Ts` OF ,'¢;,t ' rrii-.uiii» sul ima in aoniz and i~eo_ltii-
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i Leather Tab Index  
z5'» Ledger Leaves ..
rof_io Bills in Duplicate
Outfit
Outfit8%x  ..20
5 p.r. Discount If Cash accompanies Order.
ren Mcoowaw i~iANurac'rnRiNc co.
P. 0. BOX 238. ST. JOHN, N. B.
Only Loose Leaf Speci:-.list.=?u Maritime P.ovlni~es
. A i ' ' malgla (mm iluqst iiiipcirfoli gli-g r. Ask
i " l our ro g. For sale nt Car\~e’l Bros."
'V  Q at the neue-'rn 'o:i'|.;l.t in the First Meth-
] I  Al lit. .il V Id mlonighl
,tiui tonight in the Flint M thodist
> . soho irooin.
`M` "ow d l’t;lo'ii B if OI!/\l mn
Y il 9 -
_ l Mrll,-arn1_iil sro thc Sunflower ohotus
Sqtjlst s<_ihnqi`rooi_n. Aiiinlsalon15 cents
'oiiiidr an til ee itz.
Patrons who are unable to get the
Guardian hy telephone after six o'olock
in thesveniul. pnd who have sewn or
otiiorhiislnnsa for the next issue, arc re-
quested to ring N0. ill
Ad rtlr lil ll dl b in ind
Lots of them.
» We have the best stock
of Hockey Boots in thc
City, for Men anti Boys
Lalics and Girls.
uy one on' our gniran ce You'll he grateful io us always. _
-i96dtf
 &  _thar.'Iiie.6iira'riilan orniilit iiiillertatknem
Sunbeam
F lour
increnses,§?::1lity couiitii.
Snribeam _ the old re-
G liable, once used always
used. ' 
We wish our many
patrons a`- happy and
prosperousi New Year.
Our a'in for i9o8 shall
be to please mir custom-
ers by giigiué them good
goods an ir dealing.
Me John Campbell Col Lid..
Si- Thomas Oni.
~ insert in following issue any ‘*ohangou‘ _ ’ . '
, _ _ onli. mains aim on vsioiir mn day. 
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lilcilllilillillii WHIGHT
USeful Gifts.
White Bed Spreads.
Bzst Imported illlaftes.
$r.oo, 2.25, i.5o,r.75,i.90, 2.25_
2-50, 2.75. and3.oo each. _
Bed Comforts
Qhlntz and sateen`coverlng9,puy¢
white wool filled, large sizes»$r.75.
"°°' *-95. 2-50| 2.60, 3.oo and
4~5o each.
.iii wool Bianiieis
5llJ8l¢_ Bild double bed size
These are the best goods imported
Em? "l"_“l‘?.* We ed-$5.25, 5-rs
6-50 and 6.75 p_er pglr.
Liiiell .Damask
i Pure black table dqrpask, just
- ~Wl1H':Y0u want for yourXmard inner
lable ¢5C, 600, I.0o and _x,35 ii yard.
mic Napkins
FlllP5il~ Pf Pl_1!'¢ linen. Tru sizes
$I-35. I-50. 2.00, 2.25 and 3-oo ii
OZ.
Dinner sizes $2.65, 3.00 and 3.35 3
doz.
Fancy Table Covers
_ Chenille and 'tapestry in a super.
1°' were °f .wlorlngs ipionrd
l-*ll*-‘9~ 50C. 75c. r-oo, 1.25 and :.50
each.
Silk Mantle ‘Draperies
_Rich colorinizs _in embroidered
sgilkodrapcrles $1.50, 2,09, 2,35 md
.o ._ _ `
Mersllda Drapery
Hml i° d_itlllig\ii_sh_ from real
silk and much more sér'yi`ce`abie.
suitable for kinds oid'i-sperlgs.
Persian and other new new de-
signs 25c ir yard/
. .Kid Gloves
Peirinhihst malres.Wrlst lengths
r oo and i.25 l pair. Elbow lengths
2.75 a pair.
Hosiery _
" Ladies ‘plain éashiliereihgser "  _ '5e,
350- 50~‘ " pair. Ladies’ gil »"~’l1'zl\-
mere hose,25':_ 55%, 5qg__gnq 75;; g
PBU- if '~'~._ _ "'
Groeglres ___;~‘ 
Fines: selected raisins 7 in boi;
6oc, 14 lb bots! 7-00'.
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Stunnaerside.
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s Gloves Sus enders, Mufflers Shirs Coiars and Cuffs
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Christmas Gifts ne. . P .  " . Ms.cLellan Bros