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Amoveltin in Plctnrepramg .y,,_
Ar the rsgularmeeting oi Alpha Robs-
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'° _e , _ .- Wednesday evqricglaa Sod, the follow-
l>H01‘0¢gu»|!Bn_ " r . ,rsgtrMesrswore installed for the ensu-
New Deshrrsay Block, ` ina term' by DD Plnura Br-ers, assisted
ny Grand Marshall- Phillip Brydges and
Grand Boo Belly D Dhforrlscn and Grand
HughC’s I  _' n ' rla's¢e osnreama crm 'rms n
McKinnon N G-Helen Rowe; VG-
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any unpleasant alter eileets. Price age
per box.
Geo. E. Hughes,
' Avoturwree nur.
Trouser Tips!
I. Haag your best r of
trousers up on the w,a`i|l and
“les god square look at
them. ow,doyouthlnk they
are ioodeuonzh for any dis-
' erlm uatlng dresser to wear at
 any particular appointments.
iismvudgrmlily ¢'i°°d °°°""f I
no want toirn
press upon you the hi h rank
we have attained in this par-
ticnlarllne. Goods latest and
mrs “Laden-ar,.&n»kmm~
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provelttoyou. . ._ _ .. .
D. McLaren "°‘°°'
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to our
CUSTUMERS
“ we extend many
thanks and wish
them a happy
and prosperous
New Year.
r MeKenne’s Grocery.
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A .For Mcn
This is the best line
of Men’s shoes on the
-' market ~
 We have them in
~_\Box Calf $3 75 and
£1.50, , Valnre Calf
oo, Patent $4 5o.
V They .are the .best
value tor the money in
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Year
We would also
'thank you for lib-
erel`-patronagedur `
ins 1906-
By close attention
_ to business and
courteous treat-
ment we trustto
' merit as fair a
share in 19 ~7.
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Kent Street,
Practice limited to Diseases
ol Bye. Bar, NNI. Throat
and Skin.
Eyes tested and itted for
glasses.
OFFICE HOURE
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Eveniugsby an cointrnsut
dtww
Royal Stuart
Flour
This is our high-grade brand oi
Flour sni able for all purposes. OUT
OF IT Y- IU CAN IAKE THE LIQI-I l'-
EST IJOAF BREAD AND ALSO THE
FINEST PAn'l‘RY. lt is giving better
satisfaction than ever tlais yur and is
wlthcut a d-ruin the best Family Flour
on the market. V
Glveitatrlel when you want Flour
again. -
Beer& Goff.
llc first message
'"° rcccirod from
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SEllll§llS UP`S0iiE
‘ PAIUUS SOAP.
mtl
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GllU¢Q LATE!
and rich ‘chi
a\a'rhar. For ssQ"at‘
.Y ".7
R 8 V G-Florence Winchest.rr;L 8 V G-
Mary Taylor; Ubap-Ruby Rattray;Organ-
htfland Waterman. At. the close _ol the
Ydlge the junior P NG. E la McDonald
entertained the members to wifes and
a‘te, a"er which a vsry enjoyable even-
ing wal sptnt.
Till Baptist Parsonage at Csvendiah
.ras the scene oi every pleasant social
- gathering, New Ysar'r evo, when over
dxty of the hrsmbera of that church and
their friends' pthered to celebrate the
arr val of the New Year. A pleasant time
was tl e verdict on the evenings proceed-
ings. Two events deserve special mention.
A bountiful supply of refreshments was
W furnished by the-ladies; and, as the old
year went out.. the burning of the note
which meant the wiping out of the debt
on the New 0hurch.To do this it had been
necessary tr raise $210) within the last
raw weeks. Not only did the friends re-
.pond ta the call unbly but when the
utel _amount was rpeglvsd then was
'dpndto he Swuvar the amount aslej
'for This wlli be expended lu needed re-
ralr.-l on the Parsonage. When these have
_won msds the Church property will be in
xor-ll :nt condition as con~irlerahla repairs
rave been put ou the bull llngs \-ach yrar
rf the present pastorete.
Tun llarlsvllle Sabbath School held
, neiranualconeert and Christmas tree
-tt the evening of Dec 27th in their hall,
wh oh was braut fully decorated for the
-ooaalou and the trce laden with an
bundant crop of fruit and candy to
` rrrlerr, nee<il~r-r.-sry, rnqrnrlftr-on dr.-l
‘ mpls justice. The prngrrrn am ofa
righ order and wall rendered. Perhaps
\.p»c'al 1e'eroncc might he marie to the
ohll'lrsn‘sc`uolr wht] rlellghwrd the large
audience and elicited wcrls of praise not.
only for the lrttla on s, but for
thelr teacher, Miss Ellie McKenzie,
through whose rffottt they were
brought tn'such a state of proiichncy.
fha S:cr.~tar'y report showed the
suhrol to be ina pnsptrous condition
along many lines, especially in the mem-
orisltrg of Berlptnrr, in:rr-cogniion of
which thc Superintendent called up a
class of twenty-four of the pupils and pr -
sented them with diplomas and seals
awarded by the General Assembly. Miss
Bessie Stewart prerlderl at tba organ in
a manner that won tlrcnpprovsl uf all
concerned.
Tns semi-annual examination of
Pleasant Valley School was held Dec Zlsi.
Although the weather was unfaverab‘e
qultea number of visitors were present.
The pupils were examined by their
ta nchrr -Miss Elisa Elliott who by their
quick andjcorroct answers to the various
questions, allowed they were rnaking
ezeady progress. After the examination
Rev. Mr. Pierce acted as chairman, while
a program consisting of recitsticrrs, solos,
and dialogues was rendered which watt.,
much ' appreciated by thoa-- present.
Afterwards the chairman made some re-
mbrks, which was followed by brloi
spoeoheoby llrs. O. II. Warren, Miss
Annie Murray, 1'bo¢.rB~~iram, Issac
Sharpe, Robt, wan, Clillofd Woods,
e-me-. it up ‘ airs, err rears.-een
themselves well pleased 'wish the work
done in the sobcsl. and complemented the
teasbeibe tba lend _ Qld? which pre-
.-eu¢|t;ar  use rmrrirer rs-
m\#|*ii- lil' 'Nl I Xmas gift.
and the meeting was dispersed by sing-
ina the National Anthem.
A Q _ _ unl-
Gaalasai ltnelaiae.-This ll*Dl\"ltioc
iasnsot ibsbd for eli lean troubles
and ebstlnte _UIHK The mio alose
aorhls lor ias‘Vk\nm.-Olly L per
battle. A. W. lenlla, Pbm B. Bunny-
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l1'l‘8
Wllite's
leading
!rsaehliv¢,ha»
ber-bsmvafteraaiwsekels
"Ill “Mist Divlslonoftbe lone of
Hlrfsnesis lobe halrlat North Wiit~.
Qltetoday.
lrsa lnss ann Gsanra Bcanauan
lmve ldinsd to Summenide afiar spend'
IK Christmas holidays with their aunt.
Ill U D llrlry.
'l‘llGaardIanregre's to lrara that a
dllbt setbseak of scarlet fever bas come
to notice ln the City and that the house of
3- A. Uelllerou, I. L. A., Leader of the
Oppsltlaa. has been quarantined.
Dtnrslm' Division No. 4, Bona ot Tem-
psractn meets with 'triumph Division.
lo. I, Ninth Wiltshire today as! o'-
doekalld I public nreetlnn will bs held in
the evening at7 which will be addressed
by leading temperartoa workers.
Ooanmroscsn-rs sending in nous from
the country are particularly requested to
andnmeint.oTbs Guardian as quickly
avpodiblo alta' the events co which the
notes refer, have taken place. News of
recent events always receives preference
over repmrts of events some days or wack-
old. All communications should be
slneerl,aad made uriel. Good news is
always welcomsdby The Guardian and
reputable correspondents will receive
prompt attention, and every consider-
ation and assistance.
As esteemed reader of The Guardian
thus writes to the management from
New York: -“I hereby wish to express to
you the extreme pleasure I ilnd in readinu
your valuable and entcrpising paper. It
i~ always fullof items of news from all
parts of the Globe. It not alone keeps me
posted and constantly interested in Is-
land ailairs in general, but has also
brought to my notion the whereabouts oi
many' dear friends from the Is‘and in
different parts of the world, whom I had
believed to be dead. or lost at sea years
ago, and I cheerfully recommend it to
every one as a clean, fearlars and 'u-
depeudent journal. Vr ry resprctf lily
Yours, A. Alex. Macleod, Artist.
Faso E. Douonas whose death took
place at Bose Hill, Lot. ld, on the 25th of
December, uit., at the age of 40 years,
was the youngest son of Alexander
Douglas of Bay Fortuna who for many
years was an elder in the Presbyterian
church there. Ilia patamal grandfather
/ras James Douglas ous of the first. British
settlers there and a prominent figure in
the Escheat agitation twenty years ago.
The extreme injustice and unfairness of
bis treatment led to the resistance of the
odlcers of the law and tha subsequent
trial and imprisonment of several prom-
inent farmers who had gathered from Bay
Fortune nd surrounding settlements to
protect his property, The harshness of his
casa having been recognized by the Legis-
lature a'ter the estatrllahmentof respon-
sible government a recommendation to
give him Uiree grant of IX) acres of uoqd
land on [fel 49 was adopted. His mo her'
irvhsr wn4JoscpbCoiilc, one of the tirel-
Jmtlces ofthe pcaca for Kin|r's County,
who kept the ilrst cfllcsastabllsbcl east of
Morrli. He was an American Lnyaiist
and a rrlstlve of Admiral Collin. Frei E.
Douglus went to Boston when quite a
buy, where hy industry and frugnlity he
was s »~n able to prrvlde a home for him-
self sud, when only Zi years of sire. mar-
ried Miss Marius Thona-of R se Hill.
Loi lil, and up to about a year ago en-
joyed all 'hs comfort and happiness that
Industry and fruirailty with love and duty
combin rd usually afford. About e year
ago failing health con p -ilsd him togive
up work, and in May 'a t acrompanied by
his devoted wife ho cams to this province
in the hope that his native air among his
many friends might res'ure him tc
health. Fi-eternally he wasa member of
Rad Cross Lodge of Knight of Pytlrlos
and lilled all the highest offices in the
Lodge. Ile was also a member of Ham-
mond Lodge of Freemasons by whom he
wsa recommended to the kind conrl lerae
tion of the Lodis at Summ -rs'de| from
whom he received many acts of kindues-,
and who were prevented by the bad roads
and weather from attending his funeral.
ills remains were conveyed to Bay
Fortune - n the Mth and the next day
altar service by Rev. A. B. McLeod at the
house of his brother., Joseph Druglas,
wen laid to mst lv-side his anoeanurr an'I
other lived one- g me before A widow
u rd two childrrn survive.
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Eyc Glass
Comfort
Our new model Sta-zou
mounting are the some of
comfort and ease.
They have excellent
clinging qualities, and are
the Lteteet and moat in-
eoesplcuoss mounting we
know of.
Better try one of thtse
|ll0ll ilu. V
G.l".Ilutcheson.
Jeweler and Optleias.
la.lsnwam~ellaAahae~ has ee-
aessadauibe ValrySl
Osssvsastloaeari las. lr.
Bnskleldbssasslisf aeall to
tes. _
Artis aesesl anertlsgef the fare 0
sad I0 Farmers Institute. W. il. Murph
Chisa Poles was al-ct-ti Preaaisn _
lovph B ony, Kill V ew. Vice Pre-ilr-» t
and T. I. Dmls Pownal. Secretary 1'r~ a-
sure.
'Isl Ianagemeat ef the P. E. I. liril-
way s»'ee1ai»e the sm rta n itn parvors
tnsaquesto tba rr-quot to e oe
nvomptlytbs aaeumaiatiou of rreiuar. in
sheabeda aa0itar.ot a own, and nap. r t
fully urges further stfort, aa there is stu
a large quantity on baud and large
quantities ariving daily. ,
' Tal: aqssal meeting of Exe ldor Farm
ers' Institute was held in Y-rk lral‘, thr-
eveoiugoff9.I\ Dtcembsr, when the fol-
lowing directors w-rm tleebldi Ps ar
Brodie, Pope Cooke, 2 -asc liol
man, Isaac Ersory, Brace Duck,
Milton Vsasey, Amos \Vrat, Henry
Hoa ard and John H. Gill. The directors
ra-elected:-President-Peter Brodie; Vice
President -Isaac Esscry ;Secreta|-1-Har ry
Howard : Assistant Body--John B. Gilii
Auditor -Amos West.. The inet-itutar cum-
meueas the new year with good pro pectr
for active work. E¢c~lslor Institute
meets ilrst and third irturday of each
month at 73) u‘r|ock, p. m. All farmers
re- welcome.
A onann concert under the auspices of
the Womens Missionary Society t1--lr
p'ace at Crapaud Hall which was crowded
t r the doors by a large and anon-uiauve
audience. The following program was
rendered, Matthew Smith M. L.. A. pre-
siding: Chants; Remarks by Chairman;
Rr-eirutiou. Miss Hilda Learn; Durtrguo
Solo, Ray Meluwah; Tabiaau, The New
Year; Comedltta; Quartetta, Crossing the
Bar, Rev. J. W. Godfrey, Drs. Bovyer,
Hcustis and Black; Reoitatlou, the M ssas
Curtis; Intermission and sale of home
made candy; Drill; Solo, J. F. Prrfitt;
liecil.ation,IM|ss Winnie \Vnrlmun. In-
teropetsed throughout the prcgrrm were
a number of grrmophons selections
under the direction of J. T. Prolrt. All
the numbers were good and the concert.
will belccked upcuas one of the chief
1 vents of the season in Crtpaud. The
National Anthem brought the enterlnln-
ment to a close.
0B|T--MRS- PETER CLAR KIN-
Tbe accomplishment of signal deeds,
when mercy calls, meets with the appro-
batlon of mankind and s‘amps the hero
or the heroine, butnot less worthy regard
lathe memory of one who, throughout.
life, has fulfilled allotted duties and has
left with those who aornw remem-
brance of gr 0 a td irin lr ess d me.
The latest nours of the dying year saw
all the duties ended in this life for Mrs.
Peter Clarkln and like a sweet. hrecast of
glorious immortality her soul was usher-
edinto etomallifeas earth and heaven
heard the rrreetlngs of a glad New Year.
Witb her husband and tho' e whom
Providence In kindness placed in her
protection, with her aged mother and
other relatives and friends sad memories
remain, but wi h the pain of parting
lingers no regret for kindness left un-
done and just bcyorrl the present sorrow
lie the promise and the hope ol' a reunion
where hearts thai. meet will never know
n parting. J. T. C.
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I_)ou‘t  debarrcd from strength and
sptrlt,donl.give rn to illness and des-
pair. Ferrosone supplies tons und vhmr
through which all functions ci womrrnly
lifsaremaintainorl and tcrtiiied. Frnrn
New Richmond. Que. comes the folinw-
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sousault: “I take rioep pleasure In test-
ilyinir to the powerful iulluenr-e of
Fenoscne. For years my daughter
has been pale and sickly-ahowerl signs nf
advanced anaemia. Her lips got. so white
and her cheeks so devoid o color I fenced
consumption. I can certlfiy Farrozonc
made au excellent cure, an uv-'lay my
daughter-'s hsalth is the best." 50c per
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the stream." "Best of all," "Even-
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nstrumenial
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"Dlxie's hand," “The c'icker's
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