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tslle th_ro|t and lungs for more trouble,
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:cough sscoughing Smpm A
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°"'° °" °°“iihl and colds.
Wellne s Jewehy Store
W” bf 099" livenilltls mitil Cluislmas
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corresponding P___c__s_ in n s ravellillg sets a
W. W. WELLNER, Jeweler.
THE 0UEE~N’S C0llNTY GUARDIAN`|i_“
The latest news, first. oi all.
Dr Murphy, Tgnlsii, was in Sum-I
merslde yesterday.
Capt M. H. Bonnell, Murray River,
'ls in the city.
Misa Georgie Cox, Morell, was in
the city yesterday.
There were no cases before the Po-
lice Court in this city yesterday.
Wm and Mrs Seller, City, have re-
turned trim the Canadian North-
west. ,
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Photographs are the best gifts you can
give and we ar_e prepared to deliver
-our Chri stmas pictures promptly, regard
fn; oi weather, We will not disappoint
you, so nomo to Cook's Studio now and
pt us make your sitting.
ue cooii ring sumo
WLAR MAL/S
HOCKEY BOOTS
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Practice limited to diseases
Of Eye. Ear. Nose 'rarest
and Sain.
Eyes tested aud noted for
Issses.
OFFICE HOURS
lito il ani 1.3¢._-mg
E""“1“8B on appointment
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There is nothing more suitable K V `
for a Xmas Gift than a pair of M
Hockey Boots. We have a very  A B 
mga stock' , I di-N'ril.'r
A good boys Hockey Boot $1.65,
Office Honra 9-l and 2-6
Over Jenkins Bc Son
Mens $1.85, Ladies $1.65- You New rnowsn Bnoox
. Char w
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will have to a more in other m»ir°"°w " ul
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stores. Buy now and save money. W
A'  fliiry .Xmas
christmas care. ll P mn.
.See our assortment of Nina i FROM THE
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Marble zoc
Plain Pound Cake zoc
We are making and will put on ' _____'._.l_. -.
sale .Monday De: zoth a Dark ”"
Fruit Cake specially made for W X
Xmas to enable every one lo secure"‘ rg  _  '
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a nice cake at a reasonable price, I, ` - I
also a Sultana Cake put up in _rlb i Surgegigggixihst I
pieces for 200. Pastry and all kinds \&H_2,dr3_n J
of small goods. _
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Arriving Daily I
:argos of Acadia Nut and
Round, Sydney and Inverness
Round land Run of Mine.
Albion Nut," Intercolonial
Nut and Vale Nut. ‘
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Blacksmith Coal
ltliuns & in
fc 4 PT\°-°“~»5'- ` Thi... iz. r:.‘soa|.ns 
A Xmas Box
2 llaors South of Old Stand
‘nfiwu
For ller
Chocolates in Boxes of
beautiful ;lesigns-Perfu-
fnnics, Hair Brushes, Mir-
rors etc-
For llim
l’i es, Ci rars in boxes of
P l.
ten, twenty five and fifty,
Mi itary lfiir lirushes-
t`igar ll»ldeis, Tobacco
jars ttc. We want you to
ue custouiers at our new
store :uid will inake the
prices teiupting for the
Xmas shopping
"Tlill TWO MACS” .
New Drug Store
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‘ Leather Smoking Chairs 85 at
Beer Sr weeks. 12-22dlfrll
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i.nNo'ru. wi-1 HAVE 'run s1i.K
~ characters in "Cliristopher Jr" in an
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iini»An'rMi<iN'r os' 'rHis ci'i‘v.,wn'
iiAvn Ani. ir mos, ALL oonons
AND Pincus 'ro PLEASE. 35°.
ii.oo AND $1.25. Ar i=A'roN's.
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Our Xmas hand made handker-
chiefs are elegant.. 300 to '.00
each Beer B weeks. iz--zzdtf
i ~.\i.i. ur-fro»oA'ru ni~:Ai.uns is
'1-nis crrv AND ritovluoa HAVE
A |.Alu.:i<1 SUPPLY or' wi-1I'i‘E_'s
I-lI(lH.~(ll..»\rlh' Cl-lOC()liA'l"ES AMD
C()l\'FE("l‘lt>\'S Fill! THE XMAS
'ruAui~:. ' 12‘24<"i-
' Fire A insurance
`. I P. Fi I land M“"‘”‘ 7"'
liiiiiiiudiiisonéliimllg ill!" °” RF“"“ Building'
(‘i\urchus. I-inloi Flcllwlrl- H0“""’- ‘fn U5
fi winter ima nu- em wnlyw
e 4 r .K wreks for Xmrs Chairi-`f~'“‘ °"" t, i‘.BiCi_l.'.` Sid\"" "'”“"‘
as sm-smear. :1 sro. is-zzturril Phm 15
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'I   call and attend to it for you. Our 6 ill PlP°  Y
I  i6c per jointtli: best in town. Call and examine Se|'Vlc¢
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US ' f0l1l tl attend( H. 9. "Northumberland" wi larva the Oom
_s t' -lobblng p P y pnnynwhurf daily. except Bunn-ty. at 7."
Winter is almost here
| _ -I  ‘f ‘ th 'e your Stoves or Furna-
wny tIi;1de£i'.l\ to before the ush. Lat u
l
The plan for “Christopher Jr" will
be open Monday morning at 9 0'-
'A Chrlsemas Service will be held in
St James Church as usual tomorrow
morning.
Harold Brothers, Port Vernon, wa:
among the visitors to the city yes
terday.
Attention is called to 'the cast ol
other column.
_ The story of Wen Shun will hc tol
_U1 N050 and poetry at First Muthotl
ist Monday night.
There will uc Christmas Service it
Grace Ciiurch tomorrow morn'in_
from eicvtrr to twelve. '
Dr McMillan City, has returned fror.
iietllll, Montreal, and not Hnrvar
as inadvcrtantly stated.
A flag diflll, giving Xmas greeting
from all nations, will be given a
Fira; Methodist concert Monday night
Mis Agnes Watts, who has bee
attending Mt Allison Ladies Coilegt
Sackville, is spending Christmas l
this City.
J. R. Edwards will preach at Nol‘t‘
Wiltshire next Sunday at eleven s
m. and seven p. m. and uit. Hampshir
ut three p.m. . _
All readers, when' writing to ad
vertlsers in this or any other issu
of this paper, are requested to men
tion The Guardian.
An assault case, Mrs Clements v;
James McCorma'ck, Covehead, oam
up before J. A. Macdonald, Stipend
ary for Queen's Oounty, ycst/ei\d'a,}
The case was adjourned until nes
Thursday.
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The Guardian understands that th
mail driver on the Pownal and"Cherr
Xnllcy route, did not make his usui
daily trip yesterday and many con
pianists have been received at this o
| lice about same. '
The closing of Miss Barretts Kii
dergartemyesterday _was much ei -
joycd by *thc small people, who di
the entertaining, and the visitor
present. A beautiful large tlree wn
l'idl;n with gill. and n nice prograi.
was given.
Miis A.lcc Owen, French Fort, ha
in the City market on Friday som
or the largest geese ever seen in fh
niurktin a/craging seventeen The 1
ilecc. Last Christmas Market, 1908
she had ten geese averaging slxtee.
pounds a piece. Needless to say sh
rcceivexl a good price for them.
Among the visitors to 'thc city yes
terdny were the follow ng who regls
tered at the Revere Hotelt Bruce 'Jay
Mt Stewart; It. -J. McDonald, St Pet
er’s; J. J. McDonald, Vernon; Edwar
Wood, Pownal; Thomas McNeill, Ver
non; Charles Wayc, St Pcter’s, Ed
gi-.r Robson, Care Traverse; P. Bro»
thcrs, Vernon River; J. C. P. Bagnall.
'George W. Bagnall, Ha.ze1Grovc
Thomas J. Furness, Port Vernon
Neil (Jnmpbell, Sturgeon; Mrs Aus .
tin Jardine, Mrs J. P. Herman, Pow
nal.
The Xmas Musical festival ln S
Psul’s tomorrow will consist of or
gan volunta‘ry_, from- the Messiah-
Haudel: Hymn. 74-Christmas Awake '
Vrniti to Chant-Purcell: 'Pe Deum
in j-Sykes; Jubilate Deo-Lohl; An
them, Oh, Holy Night-Schimidst
Kyrie and Gloria-Taylor; Hymn 79-
Angels from the realms of glory; Ser _
men bythe Rector, oifertorlum an
them," Blessed he the Lord-C- `Wil
iiuiuzi Hymn-Hark the herald angel.
P-’ng, Organ Vovlfuintary, Apidnnite-
Mentlc-llshon, S. N._ Earle, Organiel
and choir mnstcr.
: :If you wish to know what hap-
pened in Trinidad, and want to hui
Gllb, go tn .the Opera House Tuesday
evening. Dee Zlth. 12-20dtf.
zthlumetliing nice still left ln per-
fumes, Ebony goods, pipes, chocolates
etc. All must go regardless of cost.
'I‘his is your chance, take advantage
of same. A.. W. lteddin, Pheml B.
::New samples of the new Book of
Common Prayer and Hymns of the
English Churchihave been received to
day, any one of which will make ar
nipproprlate Xmas present. 'Prices
range from six cents up to $3.00
George H. Tanton Ra Co, 191 Great
George Street, cor Fitzroy. Open till
11 p. m. Xmas Eve. 12--24d1i.
::Holly, roses, carnations, hycan-
thus, tulips and narclssus in cut
flowers also good assortment of pot- "
ed plants in bloom, 1| Upper Prince
St, Phone 283. 12--21d4l.
Navigation Co., Ltd _
Charlottetown-Pictou
Commenolnz Monday, November lith, The
=f* ' PIIOUC 34Q°Y ooiouk a. m., Rnmnnlns will leave
38 Great George St ,\f.r\r |\rrl\':\I of molnfmr train fum Halifax
w. ii. esraviissos mp _  "~  e
'nest Xmas and postal cards, toys,
rst-class job of cleaning and press-
lug
nw Mr seller, white' sands, was
in the city yesterday.
Any boy or gir', who desires office
work for a few days, should aPPly at
lthls office at once.
Rev H. R. Bell will preach at Bra-
dslbalne at 11 and at New Glasgow at
7 on Sunday next. Special Quartette
Male voices at Sunday service.
The S. S. Northumberland .arrrlved
ln port yesterday morning about
eleven thirty. She will leave this
morning, as usual, at seven thirty.
The S-.I James Church Sunday
School will hold their annual Xmas
tree next_Tuesday evening at 7.30.
The children will do t'he entertain-
ing. ‘
Among those arriving in 'this citiy
yesterday for the holidays were :-
Cliarles Thompson, Mondigue from
Mt Allison; Rowland Paton, Miss
Helen Wakeford.
All Guardian advertisers should
phone 132-3, daily, up to 6 p.m., and
after that hour 133. For subscrip-
tions, phone 132-2 up to 6 p.m., and
for news phone 133 at any .hour up to
4 a. rn. When 133 does not respond,
ring 124. It is a waste of time
except to phone as above.
H. J. and Mrs Phillips, Plaster
Rock, came to the city yesterday and
vent out to 'Murray Harbor ln the
ifternoon on a visit to their many
iiiends in that locality. Mr and Mrs
?hilips left this province a few years
igo. While in the city they were ro-
gistered at the Queen Hotel.
A. IJ. Warburton federal M. P.,
)t’tawa`has -kindly consented to ad-
lresa the Women’s Auxiliary on Mie-
ilons in Vernon River Church Thurs-
lay evening December 30th, particul-
ir1y‘ with reference to his recent visit
o the great Laymen Missionary
lathering, Toronto. Silver collec-,
tion.
iul\'a*ti0n Army will _hold
Laiument on Christmas night, which
iromises to be one of the very best
'ield in this City. The program is
nade up of some of the very latest
.rills and marches, dialogues rec carol
iiiging etc. One of the special fea-I
zures of the night will be Santa
'Jliinse Toy Factory which will be in
notion and seemdingly manufacture
the toys and other articles which will
.t- distributed. D0n't inn to see-'
santa at work bringing cheer to the!
iearts of the little ones.
A young girl named McCollum,
vhose home is in P. E. I., arvived in'
he city Monday evening on the late
rain from Bangor and being with-
.ut funds was given permission to
-i`.eep in the depot. The girl stated
.hat she had money when she started
mt lost it on her way to St John.
he appeared to ‘he quite sincere and
reduced a ticket to the Island a‘s
roof that her story was true. L. R.i
ioss, terminal agent gave her per-
uission to spend the night in the de-
»c.t. She will leave on the train lthis
ncrning and will spend Christmas
ith her family.-St John Standard.
::An appropriate Christmas present
vould 'nc one of the new Church of
dngland Hymn Books, to he had at
:atalogue prices, from 6 cents up to
3, also books for children and the
tc., at 191 Great George Street. At
he branch store, 174 Queen Street,
on will find the latest Xmas and
ostal cards, children’s books and
nys, etc. G. H. Tanton & Co.
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lolice To The Public
As I have a very large stuck of fall
.iitlngs and overcoatlngs and as the
'eather has been mild for the dis-
isal of heavy clothing, and nu I
/ish to reduce my stock as much as
ossihle before the end of the year, l_
.iill give 10 to 15 per cent discount
all suits and over-coats made to
»rder.- All work guaranteed as to fit
nd workmanship. I also make a
JAMES CALLAGIIAN
Christmas
Suggestions
Ladies' lrfen's, boys"an
girls' gold, silver, iiicke
rnd gun inetal.
Watches
Diamond, Pearl. Rpby,
Sapphire, Signet, Cerbuucle .
and other
I
Rings
Silver and Ebony Mount
ed-CLO IH BRUSI-INS,
HAIR BRUSHES, MIR-
RORS, MIl.I'l`AR\'
BRUSHE6.
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The 10°B1 CUFPS Uf the lm,-» 1-iesrr~Paui Amurosmwhlie Shep-
;heir annual Christmas enter-Ibeing very prettily decomtem
*"(lhris. I want you to fall desperately
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Christmassy ew <
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silk ioundation.Collar fr
trimiiiecl with self col
soutliache
bands of lviossaline silk
The following will be the Christmas
music for Sabbath in Grace Church.
A choir of about forty young people
will have charge of the musical por-
tion of fthe service on Sunday morn-
ing. The singing will consist of car-
ols and Chi'lstJmas hymns. In theveven-
ing the following will be the an-
thems: 'l‘e Deum.-D ke" Oh Come to
herds Watched.-Elvey. The church is
The marriage took place ‘\\'c¢lr:\e¢.~l-iy
evening att the home of flolfling and
Mrs Howard, Cornwall when their
daughtcr Edna was united in fthe Holy
bunds of wedlock to Rev E. A. Wool-
ley, late of the Newfoundland Meth-
odist (lonference. The ceremony was.
performed by Rev Hugh Miller, in the
presence of ,quite a large gathering ot
the l:ride's immediate relatives and
iriends. The bride was very ..e~auti-
fully attlred in a princess gown of
grey silk and carried a choice bouq-
Bl YH U I' € BD gl`O0II\
have, for the past two years, been in
attendance at Mt Allison University
and the popularity and the esteem
Fine plain Breton ne net over a jap
Heavy Fish net made over a jsp
silk foundation Yoke is trimmed with
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Waists
UR beautiful new waists have just arriv-
ed from the manufacturers and are of the
most advanced styles. The materials are
all new comprising, Fush nets, Bretonnc
nets, Messanes, T.-iffetas, _lap Taffeta; and Satins and
some in the following colors, \Vhite, Paiis Black, Navy
Blue and Taupe. 'l`he trimmings are very effective and
akeu altogether they are the most reniarkahle waists ever
out and sleeves the silk waist
ored insertion
4.75
while others
The same
5.95
‘, “If you want anything from G. H.
Taylor's Jewelry store and cannot,
call. Ring up 353-J. 12-23d2i. I
coiurivo vsurrs. l
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Red Rose meeting, Lodge Prince Ed-
ward, S. 0. E. Tuesday Dec 28th.
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Black, Navy, \\'hite and- Taupe in
are beautifully made and
finished. Come in the stylish tailored
are more f a n c v
5.25, 6 00, 7 00
make as the above with
the exception that the qualities are bet-
ter and the trimming more elaborate
6.75
STANEY BROS.
i'1tr:sIDi~:N'i‘ sUisi>ieNDi~iit:-i, 'PUT "Ti-lic i_i<:A"r1-ini:"sA‘rCHEi;"§'Ii0Ci{
UP iN A PnE'r'i‘\' XMAS uox soclon 'rnie crrv. iiANDsoivlis PA-
A'1\ PA'roN's. 12-eatin. l'i‘nN'r i.EA'ri-isiz BAGS AT $1.15;
. -- ‘<ioniti<:<"i‘ s'rvLa AND VERY-
HANIJSOME. AT PATON'S. 12-23dtf.
A SILK SKIRT WOULD BE JUST
THE THING FOR HER. WE OFFER
THE BEST SKIRT IN THE TOWN
FOR THE MONEY $3.95, COMES IN
BLACK AND COLORS, PUT UP IN
A I’ItI'.`T'l`\' BOX. IT WILL PLEASE
HER. PA’1`ON‘S. 12-22dtl.
Such as-
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friends was shown by the manyi beau-
tiful and costly presents of which the'
bride was the happy recipient. Revl
Mr Woolley has lately accepted a call'
to a Methodist charge in Vance`uoro,|
Maine, where at the beginning of the
New Year he will assume the duties
of pastor. __ '
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:-Doctor's prescriptions receive the
same careful and prompt attention
during the Xmas season as at any,
other time of She year. While we
handle extra lines for the holiday
trade we consider the dispensing of
prescriptions of first im-povtance. The
Two Macs, Prescription Druggists.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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*Christmas concert in First Method-
st Monday night. Admission adults
15c. children 10r. ' 12-Zidli.
in lovc with her" "Christopher Jr"
Opera House Dec 28th. 12-24d1l.
*Remember that New Wonder`.'and
inl.erfd:= running n Fitday afternoon
Matinee this week, for tee beuofir nl
out of town folks who woild like
to see the show. On Christmas Day
n souvenior Matinee for the Ladies
ami children will be held, every one
present receiving "A Santa Claus"
souvenir. Admission 5 cents.
12-21drtlF.
*Fancy handkerchiefs, ties, braces etc
make useful Christmas presents for
men. t-lee our stock and note our
prices. Simon Joseph, Queen -St.
12-21dtf.
'The Willing Circle of the King’s
Danghter’s expect to have the mem-
orial volume of Rev Mr Dol»son's ser-
mons rendy in a few days. It will
make a very appropriate Christmas
present to send to your friends.
12-11drt.f.
‘All this week we will give special'
discount. Open cvery evening. Simon
Joseph, Queen St. 12-21dtf.
_°C'liril-itopbei'! Christopher you hero
"Christopher Jr" Opera 1-louse Dec.
28th. 12-24d1l.
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Limestone Quarry
For Sale I
At Barra Head Riu' nmiul .`o N1 S, n
lmeatnne quarry vvuh fr.-hinge of io
ehains._i<2xlen<is back from face |-2 mile
75 yards from face in shore - ith ri down
grade ofefnot in twelve. Height from
-»-aleval tote, of cliff ro ft, A Hundred
fret froai shore, wait-r is 18 feet, with
sr-lendid harbor adjaient coniainingqg
feel or mcre. ls dismm 5 chain; from,
properties owned hv Iivnoufieltl Lithgow
and tthers of Halifax N. S. 2; i bains or
more ofa liinesmni built west ufthis
prnpenv which could if necessary be
added ic it. Price reasonnh'e
Apply to
iil~IORGl! LANGLEY
Birrx llend: Riclimnnfl. t"o N. S
|",.,v4drzipl;
Cut Glass
Silverware
Chine
S'erling Silver
Fountain Pens
'Brooches
Stick Pins
Manicure pieces
Leather Goods
An inspection of our
immense siosk ' is respetti
fully solicited, -
G. F. Hutcheson
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I NEW ARRIVALS.. '  
We are now 0, culng ome lieziuiiful lines of Fancy Groccfcsif
Fancy Risrnita finni _laiiob & Cn., Dnlri 1, Ireland.
lfnncy Figs, Dates, Sauce- & (liive 0i’s fri m Reiss & Brady,
New York & l~`rmcc_ null :i ful aasurliiient nfevi'i‘y\l ing UPU]
by ilie particular liou.~e\vife, for Chu lmas Pairing.
f§“.““i.“1s“'r.r‘“  JENKINS o son, som ids
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Christmas .
Suggestions
At any time an arti
cle of footwear is an
acceptable and useful
gift- We ruggest
_ For Men
a nice pair of those
Invictus boots in tau
c lf, 'lack calf or pat
eut leather at $5.co 9;
p ir.
For Boys
a pair of hockey boots
nothing will g`ve him
greater p ea' u'e.
$1.65 lo 3.50 :1 pair.
For Ladies
Quality' the faniotis
sho: `frr women at
4.0) or 4.50 a pair.
Again E \\`e have
1 i I
I Felt Slippers
or kid .slippers for
each and every WALK
IN l.lI"I‘1from 3oc' to
3.00 a pair.
ALLEY & C0
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Great Strength and Reliability.
The Queen Fire Insurance Co
The Liverpool and Loudon
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and Globe Fire insurance Co
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