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’ . THE C WN GUARDIAN, DECEMBER 23,.}9_0$ ,
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Engraving-»g:Ws up turning out Brat
clsaifwork ‘id-»,thi.s§`line. G. H. Taylor,
J€VfCl¢f~  _._ _,',‘ V M 
Pockst~§hltery, safety razors, bread
makers, cake mixers, skates at right.
prices. Theltogers _Hardware Co. Ltd.
>'=iHi iilliiiilliiil LUEAL NEWS*-<t .............. r. 
___Y_i_  i V ` ,. . , , lent pmgmm was rendered after which
 '  '  "  the burdens of two giant Christina-B trees
_Offices in New ProwseBlock-Charlottetown. ` "°'°“'°°'*"“*°“-
Tasmin was a crowded house at Hills
bore Consolidated School last n ht at the
Open eveninlil  this week. 22d li.
A new lot of i¥°°d5 .lust arrived, hall
lamptéllbrarylamps and otheraesortments
for tus holiday trade at the llrse crock-
." stsie.-W.» P. Colwill, iz-id twuw.
Xm rs candy from 10 cents to 50 cents a
pound. Barley lager wys. ieiwi Xmas
crackers, stockings, fancy novelties etc.
for Xmasat Beer & Goi’l's. 2ai¢i2|
A fresh ict.; Of tucked lawns,
fancy andlace stripe muslius, re~
ceived yesterday.-Moore & Mc-
Leod, _x -. _ zzdrl
1-,-.  _ _.  __ _  _______________;__Y_i_______i___`_`___Y_i_v_i_i_____________:__ _:_ _ A1- 5 meeting of the Provincial Govem-
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ISLAND
You
. In_5oilb Half Chests
' 20-lb~Caddies
D _ _ . - ~ ment yesterday it was decided to‘ install
c",yRye?';R::0a"K°,n°mg'f°”  In um vB‘,‘fv"J“‘ M°D°U~.°‘"‘ Wm m'°'°h ln' at once asystem of electric lighting in
y' V ` '  . ') "7 6”' T"°*°"° °“ s“bb"h tl” “th Falcoawood Hospital. No tender has yet
Tm; new Belvidere toboggan slide is to nb law “nd 630' °°=s““°°°“'° °“ T“°“° been decided on but the Charlottetown
, _ bs opened on ciirisnnss site.-rms. ‘;g]';';f,‘;g1;“;;E,°“ '1"‘°'°"°Y °“" 1""“” Light sr Pswsros. will probably asv. nr.
MM (Conn) B. C. Cox was a paesen- ' A °°”°'°°°°
ger to Sourls yesterday afternoon. Au' thi’ "‘°'“b°"' °"°°“d|“i¥ °h° L°-Y "1 Tau ease of Max Israel vs. Louis Block,
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GEORGE FORBES' Vernon mv” Bridge rusadgrs of Charlottetown ini? °V°Df"K an action on contested account and re
' . _receive a Christmas gift each, a bag of femd by the supnme court to Aeneas A_
rammed yeswrday "gm Sydney' _ °““dY»“““ °l°°f\`°m Mi" HUM” L0'-*ls* McDonald as arbitrator was heard be-
Tns Charlottetown telephone office will .T‘“`B“°h 91° Y°““B“l9 P°'°°“ D"“°“i'- fore him last night and adjourned further
be open Sunday hours only on Xmas day. THE Norghumberiwd M-dyed gg, 1030 fora week. A. J. B. Mellish appeared I
JOHN MCLEML South’ and Hugh M°_ p,_ m_ yes;,rday_ she brought, uve, ,, large for plaintiff and A. A. McLean, K. C. for
innig, Halifax were pmnengers by the cargo and a very large mail-150 bags. d°f°°dl“°- I
r , Prince" yesterday to Human With the exception of a little lolly extend- G. N. MILLER, of the bank of Nova
IF ou W t I _ing out to Point Prim there is no ice to be Scotia, who left St John on Wednesday,
v
Y ““ '~° 3 ° Y°“" b°Y 5 'Nl seen. i’orCharlottet.cwn, where he will assume
good Christmas present. get him u. am Mb] sm th L, h
m . A venv interesting: meeting of Prince °'° '°""°“ °p° °" M ° "mc I
embemhlp ticket in the Y' M' C' A' Edward Division S. 0. T., was held last there' W” wndemd “ supper and present' I
_ _ REV-G- M-CAMPBBLL.pastorof Queen ngghh Them was B large attendance ed wlthngold ring on Monday evening, _
Sq\l'1l‘¢M¢lh°fiiel» Church. Sli--70i1ii. MB including a number from Victoria Divi by t'h° lm" T' H’ B°"d 'md murteen `
hem ““”~”im°“5lY “Wil-°d t° “mal” sion. Election of officers will take place fellow b°"ders M' Carveu Hun'
another year. ` at nextp',,ng_ E. H. McAlplne occupied the chair and |
A1. Ponce Court yestenhy the Pm made the presentation in his usual
Tru: Plant liner Halifax will leave h hi ig; ii bein
Hbm i appy manner, s w y speec g
I °“ cues an “sb James L°"°"g“'“ next week after the arrival of the Aran' h 5|] in d d_ C W D F
 d J M _ ~ ear yapp ue . . e crest Oc-
  Q jngurnegzisa wcggzougau were each ad '11°*`° f°l` the W°Slf Indies- The HIXIUKX cupied the vice chair. Songs were given
' Tas many friends oi' John A. Warren, will arrive by the Aranmore,to work in Hgimeg, F_ Fmser: P Immiey m,dT M,
New Glasgow, will regret to hear of his the B0\lf»hBrn IIOWIS flllrinil the U0lll'iSl» Stewart. E H McAlpine proposed the
W."  ver; tearing; illness. Slight hopes are BGBSOD--Halifax Cl1l'0i1iCl8- toasts of the King and thc guest of the |
en V “ine °¥` M5 l'50°\"°f.Y» evening, both of which were drunk in
I r  i THE (_;,_,m.d|,m acknowledges with b oilifafffffrghgalx ,$23113 3;;_'r€'iZnH;; a heartv manner. 'l‘he toast of the ladies I
"Willis fm!" 0- A- H0l`l1Bb.Y. HRVRBH. tween Murray River and Charlottetown was responded no hy I W Kmum’ K W '
‘Cubm A copx of the Havana post Wm, an The “nt message ww gent between those' Townshend and I" Fraper. The giitliering
_ _ " nwount of th, wrecked Angola’ em points on Tuesda ,ut at nv ' Th dispersed about one o clock after o most
will taken number of waitresses, who by H_ M_S|»,.mi,u,-y L_ W Peters, H A_
, _]_ A_ MCISAAGY the we" known In,_,,,._ line works excellently and throughout is cheers were given far Mr Mm" _SL
‘,,,,,_|,,,,n|1.1,,,.,,e,,,,,,,. man who has spent, highly creditable to the contractor A. E. John Timem [Mn Miller arrived in the
l the summer in N. B was a assen er to Leigh ‘md his assistants- `
y e p'm B enjoyable evening, ‘and three hearty
he ittle Stockings
n hristmas ve _
Haugingiua suggestive row ly the fii'_e-place-must find you ready
to 51iea¢h...iu the right way. Da your choosing now---and there il be no
worrying Christmas eve. -
SENSIBLE GIFTS _
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150 barrels choice
Winter Keeping
' Appiesn
3oo barrels
GOLDIES FAMOUS
FLOUR.
HURACE H. BEER,
V Summersid e."
Telephone.
UNDERWRIIERS SALE
To be sold at. Public Auction at Monta-
gue  ~%M wrt- the hour of'
twelve o‘clock noon the hull and the ma-
terial of the sunken schooner Nereid
where she now lies at the bottom of the
clmnncl of the Montague River, opposite
Poole 8.: Thompson's wharf; also cargo of
coal in said schooner consisted of 153 tons
Reserve Mine.
Sale Positive, Terms Cash.
BY ORDER OF THE UNDERWRITERS.
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Zbrisimas
Zakes
_ and pastries and most
auything`you want, in fact
everything eaiablc that is
bakable COME HERE.
We deliver orders when-
ever wanted.
D.Si`E WA RT.
Ectrrss Bsxanv,
Bakee Best Bread.
iivnurnaeuan-nsanu
maxima;
AT Queen Square School yesterday the
teachers presented Vice Principal Gillis,
who is retiring, with a handsome toilet
case. Mr. Justice Fitzerald was present
and spoke briefly.
A rrsitim number of P. W. College
students were passengers to their homes
by the afternoon trains yesterday. At
the Railway station theyfmade consider-
able noise with college cries, etc.
THE olergymen will have charge ofthe
Y. M. C. A. Men’s Meeting on Sunday.
Rev. G. R. White will preside. The
principal speakers will be Rev. Mr. Dob-
son and Rev. Mr. Woodroofe.
Kensington station in The Guardian yes
terday the name of the Architect C B
Chappell was inadvertently omitted. The
building is certainly a credit to hrsa.rtis*ic
bility
Miss Brsssira Hazel. Moons, who died
at Amherst Monday afternoon was
grandaughter of the lute Capt. and
Mrs. Fred Mitchell, ofSt. John, also of
the late Rev. and Mrs. F. S. Moore of
barlottetown.-St. John Telegraph.
IN thc description of the handsome new
a .
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I'r is estimated that there were up-
wards of 10,000 lambs exported from P.
E. Island this season at an advance of
$1.00 to $1.50 over lust year's prices.
There have also been nearly the-some
number of geese exported, and the prices
received amounted to about 50per cent
over those received last year.
Evrmvsonv should see the Big Web
Perfecting Prcss printing so many
Guardians at 11.30 a. m. on Monday or
Wednesday of cach week. A monstrous
roll of paper, several miles in length, is
pulled through the press ata high rate
of spi-ed in a manner similar to that of
the largest papers throughout the world
This is thcjcnly press of its kind in the
province and well worth seeing. tf 1
J. 0. Ansrzivaui/r, the popular and
hustling Provincial manager of the
Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada,
has The Guardian‘s thanks for some of the
neatest and most serviceable wall calen-
dars of the year. Mr. Arsenault has made'
the nnme and good reputation of his
company a household word throughout
Prince Edward Island and the handsome
calendars he is now sending out to policy
holders will keep it even more fully before
the public during tho coming year.
RNITURE
lqrgvg s the best value in the city.
Y
Mark Wright Furnishing Co's.
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.. .A. J\d.IEEl.E
'Y' 'IPIILIEI
- ull this week at
T Y L O R ’ S
S BOOKSTORE.
Everybody welcome Evei'Yb°dY Eel# B bafgain' W' have
the best line of
FANCY GOODS. TOYS. DOLLS. XMAS
CARDS and CALENDARS _
in the city. Every one wh_o has seen them said so.Our
Fanc Goods must go this year so no reasonable
y .
prices will be refused. If you WSU? I b“f8(:;‘¢'; °‘]’“}"-if
early-'-'Store open la_te every evening -L. st_al
awpy now will be delivered Xmas ev_e, or any ime
desired, but we would like all our friends to CALL
EARLY.
You will miss a treat if you 60 110! S¢¢ OUT
possess cooos.
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liters Boorsioris.
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Methodist church, has been invited to the
pastorate of the Methodist church in
Newcastle. Ii. is understood Mr. Rice has
ucccpled the invitation, subject to the
approval of conference. Mr. Rice ls a son
of Rev. S. H. Rice, late of Vernon River
Bridge.
Now for the Rink. Remember that it
opens on Christmas night and remember
that during the coming long winter you
cannot _afford to be without a season
ticket. For two reasons you should not
miss having one, principally because
it is a good healthy exercise, and as ri side
issueit will give you more enjoyment
for your money than anything else you
could possibly buy.
Tim closingof the Spring Park school
for the Christmas holidays took place
yesterday. The program consisted of
recitations from the pupils and selections
from the griimophone of Walter Burke
which were very much enjoyed. The
distribution ci’ candy :formcda pleasing
part of thc entertainment. Santa Claus
and his assistant were on hand and
admirably performed their parts. The
teachers Miss Dorsey, Miss McFadgeu
and Mr. Bell were the recipients of many
handsome presents, this evlnclng the
esteem in which they are held by their
pupils.
our
cumsi-
Mis  
, SPECIAL-
iles
Seeley’s
Perfumes ‘
at prices very much
reduced.
' From 75c to $4.00.
Now 6oc to $2.85.
Puer’s Perfumes
and other makes that
are the standard of ex-
cellence in the perfume
line.
Lowney’s
Chocolates
from 3oc to $6.50 a
box.
io per cent discount
on amounts exceeding
$i.10.
We are so busy that
we will not mention
anything' more; but
we’ll tell you all about
the rest when you
come in.
Come soon. _lust
two days now for
Cl'ii’ieiiIIl8.S.
.
ayfieldyesterday to spend Xmas ut his REV H (}_ RICE, B A the highly W mn",
B ' P 3 city yesterday to take thc place of li.
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home there. esteemed pastor of Sunn Bree, N. B. ng]
THE Xmas closing of the Cliarlottetown
Busine:-i.~< College last night was a very
successful rrllhir. Principal Miller occu-
plcd thc chair, and on his right was His
Honor the Lieut. Governor, while the Pre-
sident cf the Board of Trade occupied a
seat on his left. Among other pro-
minent gentlemen present were Dr.
Anderson, Chief Supt. of Education;
Percy Pope, Dominion Savings Bunk; Mr
Cotton, editor' “The Ex-iniiner;" Mr.
Macdonald “The Patriot". i\lr. MiCoui‘l.
Editor of The “Wat»chn|un". C ipt. \\'isn<-r
and many others. The College rooms
were crowded, and il wus rcuhirkcii ti nt
the closing should have been ht-ld in ll.c
Market hail. A letter of regret. was read
from Premier Peters stating that owing
toameeting of the Government he wa.-
unable to be present. A splendid program
was prepared by the students, consisting
of vocal and instrumental music, recita-
tions and readings. Introductory remarks
were made by Principal Miller, and
after the presentation of dlp-
lonias, His Honor addressed the
students. A very pleasing feature of
the program was thc presentntioii uf un
address to. the prlncipiils and.vloc prin-
cipals accompanled with most valuable
gifts, as follows: Principal Miller was
the recipient- of a very valuable gold
watch; Miss Sobey, Vice I’rincipal,gold
locket and chnln; Mr. Trnlnor, Principal
of the shorthand and typewrit-ing depart-
ments, a valuable gold locket and
chain while Miss Tralnor, Vice
Principal received a gold bracelet.
Both Principal Miller and Mr. Truinor
replied veryffeelingly and flttingly to the
presentations. Walter Trainor read the
addresses and was very highly compil-
nienterl by Dr.Anderson for the clerir and
fiistlnct manner in which they were read.
Miss Gertrude Eesery and Miss Helen
Mitchell presented the presents. The
program throughout was capltally render-
ed. Dr. Anderson, Mr. Nicholson, Mr.
Pope and Mr. McCourt made splendid
speeches culogizlng the good work being
done by the C. B. C.
Did you notice our Xmas display cf
hon bon boxes? Most beautiful stock we
ever had. And we can fill them with
delicious creams and chocolates of your
own choice-All the popular makes G. B.,
Whltc’s. Webbs, Perrin‘s, and many
others. Also. great variety of home made
candy and cake which for excellence can-
not be surpassed. Sec our home made
window to’rnorrow.-Cart.ei~'s confection-
ery. 221i2i.
\Ve have the lowest prices on enamel
and tin ware for Xmas times. Ciiincron
SC C0. 22d li
We have just received a package oi
china direct from Japan It is the nloesi
line of the kind in the city.-W. P.
Colwill, Sunnyside. 12-id twf-iw
During the next few days we must sell
$150 worth of fine perfumes. Thcsc
perfumes are all new stock attractively
packaged and are famous odors. If you
want to give a present, toafriend or ii
you want pcrfunic for your own use this
in your opportunity to secure bargains.
“The Two Macs," MacDonald Bc Mac-
Kinnon, Druggists, cor Gt. Geo. rind Kt.
dtwii
UIQ nlhnlluii-C
Suitable
Gifts For
Smokers
La M e r it el n A
Cigar; $1.65 and $3.25 a
box.
Cased Pipes, Ele- '
gent line Auetran manu-
factured pipes at Saou,
$1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and
¢z.oo np to $3.50.
Tobacco pouches etc.
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“Tho Two Macs"
lililiiliiiiill ii iilliiiilii
DlU60I8'lq_
Oar. Gt. Gee. and Kent su.
For Boys For Girls
, Sensible Xmas Gifts -for
Sensible Xmas Gifts for GMS
Boys Ei (<idl¥ia?;§§.g§.up.
Fur Malts $54.00 up.
Saerers 75c to $2 oo each. Ruffs $1.15 UP-
Fancy Sliiris 6oc to $1.00. W001 HOOUS-
N Kid Gloves “like pa
Wool Gloves i8c.
Braces 8c to 28c pr.
Neckties, all kinds
Silk Handkechit-fs
Underwear 4oc suit
Caps 5 ‘c.
Mocha Mitts 75c up.
Sfockings zoc to 75c
pa’s’_ 65C to 856. Golf ]eiS€‘yS $1-55 and $130-
' Wool Clouds 48c to 85c.
Kid Gloves 65C, 75c, S5c.
Wool Gloves 19c.
Shopping Bags 25c. '
'25,-_ Purses.
up_ Lunch Basl els 39c. _
Handkerchieis 3': up.
Windsor Ties-all prices.
MO0RE®.McLE-OD
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Brass and Iron Beds
None Better
` All Prices-
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Our store is overloaded with
practical Christmas Gifts.
Reed and rattan chairs, rock-
ers and tables,-cobbler seat,
roll seat and upholstered fancy
rockers-Odd corner and re-
ception chairs in quartered _
oak, weathered oak and ma- U
hogany-area few of the most Morris chairs
appropriate articles.
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$6.00 to $19-O0
We want you to cali in and look around. You may take your tinic. We will be ready to
serve you quickly, and courteously-and will offer suggestions, if requested-but we won"'
worry you to buy. We leave the excellent values, oi our great stock, assisted by the small
prices (whicli you will find marked plainly on each arlicle)~to make all the argument that is
necessary. We have put away quite a number of very acceptable gifts but our assortment
has been augmented by recent arrivals that make it superior to any previous display we have
ever male. Your friend would appreciate an artistic piece of furniture better than anything
else you could buy. Beloiv you will find a few more suggestions-Take a good look over
them and then cell in io-day and make your selection.
Never before were serviceable presents more appreciated than
, ,, in this matter-of-fact, common sense age-Presents that last
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I5.; up, Pesrl and Turquoise Necklace. -
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Greatest Variety
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1-1-mill
~ for years are naturally more thought of than something weak
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Hell Racks
in Elm and
Oak
$5.85 to
$2i.'l5
W .£\w@\nWv \‘»rsa.v.\.-..,. .na ~.  -.--.~
and flimsy that is destroyed in a short time. Look through
this list-Ladies' writing desks, book cases, parlor tables in
oak and mahogany. easels. Childien’s rockers and high
chairs a big assortment--Baby sleighs, etc., etr. We could
not begin io name half of what we have-So call in and io -it
around-wezwill be glad io see you.
EWO ’,
` 'ra s sis 'O at Qusmy.