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Important I
Provincial News
'the week for Saturday '
Subscribers. `
 wweMm
MONDAY.
-Twenty years ago today the
mercury dropped to fourteen below
'.‘¢ro at Summerside.
The Mission Room receipts pub-
The prohibition easel against Isaa
Brown, Cherry Valley; Edward Fra-
; ser, Vernon Riveryand Patrick Hagan
Westmoreland, came up before J. A.
Macdonald, Stipendiary Magistrate
for Queen's County, on Saturday. All
three were adjourned until Friday
‘ next.
TUESDAY
I At the Police Court in this city
yesterday' the following were fined
$1.00 and costs for non-payment of
their dog-tax:-S. N. Earle, Thomas
Griffin nnd Michael Smith. James
Swan, who had been arrested . for
drunkenness, and who failed to put
in appearance, had his bail bond of
lished in the .Wesleyan contains the
following from this Province:-Mt.
Stewart, SIU, Cornwall, $25.95; Bide-f
ford, $20; Margate, $40. , I
At the St Vincent de Pau. Brwiugi
Circle meeting held last week, the‘
election ot officers w-is held and re-l
suited in the reelectiiiii of Mrs John
Byrne as Pres-iident, with Mrs l\r_
Kelly Vice President., Mrs Adrian
Peters as Secretary and Rev Dr_ Mc-,
Lellan as Treanirer. A comm1f!¢_°i
of six ladies were appointed to ‘.l.sitl
the deserving poor of the (/.ty.
I Jack Curran, formerly of this (`°itv
.___
There passed away at Eldon on Dec
3rd, 1909, after a lingering illness of
several months, Miss Jessie McEach-
ern, in the 42nd year of her age. 'l‘iie
deceased, who was the daughter of
lntc Neil McEnchern,wan of a quiet
nd unassuming nature always
thoughtful of others, and her loss.
will be deeply felt in the home circle.
§`he leaves to mourn one brother,
Iugli. and two sisters, Margaret and
Mrs Geo Turner of Eldon.
_l i
This morning Robinson and Mrs falld “U“` 0f Medici” Hat- Altflo aU`i"~“
Warren of North River leaves for Van- 01| in UH* GUY S“l»“l"l*‘~)' “il-!ht~ H0
qoiiyer, B, C., wiiere they will in fu-,
is home in answer to a hurry call
from this citv saying that his
'd _ M W ' .' te - ~ ~ ~
gl;§]yre::we“.,, in I;|,i§a;le(,`_.r;i,:T,aS,,;?x nice Lrotllcr _.~\rthur, \v_lio had some trouble
country, being gc-nerui merchant and‘
post master for the past twenty-fi\'e\
years. His record was flint of hon-1
est drailing with the public, and he
leaves this province to do business
in the' West with the best wishes lol"
his success of 3 host of friends. ,
-.\lrs David Gr.'idy, Siiiiiiiiersitlt-,
some thric mouths ago was laid us-
sirlc from active work _with ii pniu lii`
her toe, whicli dcvelopcil into fiswrvf
and would nil _viold to the ireatiiicut)
of her. physician, causing _her great;
pain. Later it wus proiioiiiiceil Gun- `
gercnc und Thursday it was tlccidcd
to umputate the limb just above thc
knee. The operation was performed
with a cone ln his knee, was 'in the
<‘liarlotteto\vn hospital iuidergoing
treatnieut and would probably have
to have the limb umputatod. Arthur
was removed to the hospital about
tivo weeks ago and on the 10th in-
stant the operation was successfully
pvrfcrmeil. The patient is now do-
'in;: nicely and is slowly recovering
his strength. i
Thi- progranis for the Short Course
zit the College of Agriculture, Truro
N. S., are now ready for distribu-
tion and can 'uc had from _the Prin-
cipal. The (‘ourse in judging Beef
Cattle and Liz. Horticulture opcns on
'l‘ucsda5, Jan. ith, at 10 o‘clock and
by Doctors .\fcLelli\n, Jardine, A. and ill _l“‘1f>'l“g Dairypattle P” Th“r_sd“Vf»
J, l\lcNcill. She survived the -shock brumy the wqrk In sleed dudgmg is be"
of the cneration and up to a late
fun and the horse Judging on Satur-
I day. Sheep and hog judging is begun.
hour last night was resting coinfor-
¢_amy_ Mrs Grmw is in N., mst on Wednesday, Jan 12th, and Lec-
yeal lt is hoped bv her many f,.,_ tures in Veterinary Science will he
ends ,hm she may ,.C',_U\.,.,._ rivcn on the 13th, and 14th. Ladies
A correspondent writes: Mayfield
school is progressiiig fii.voi'a`i;ly iiiider
the able irianagciiicnt of Miss Ada
Houston. Miss Georgia Wyund, May-
field, who has been learning the dren.;
making in Suinmerside is expected
home this week. Edison Houston,
Mayfield, has returned home from is
business trip to Georgciowii and
Montague. Miss Maggie i\dcl<lweu,
Stanley llridgc, spent a few days ini
Mayfield, recently, the ,guest of Mrs
Charles Wyand_ lsidore Doiron, the
enterprising butcher of Mayficlil, re-,
ports s rushing business, Misslluby
Smith, (Iharlottetmvn, is visiting
Courses will also run from the 4th to
llth. Tuition to all Coiirsrs is free.
Board can be secured at $4.00 a week
Single fare return rates on the Stan-
dard Certificate plans have been sec-
ured on all railways. They are good
on the island railway from Dec. Blat,
to .Inn 4th, going and for rcturningi
not litter than three days ufter the
studrnt has completed the Course,
but in uny case not after Feb. Eiih.
Where it is tit all possible the Island
‘students should cross over on .don-
day to`.e there st the beginning of
the Course. The College of Anritul-
turc is serving the Maritime Provinf
ces and every eflort should he made
Mm S d. W ml Muv,,__:.\,_ to giie it a hearty and sympathetic
Q u Ie ya ' ‘ ' isiipport.
TI" death “‘3"“"re'~1 nt U“He~ M“"'i Montreal murkcti. slioiv good pric-|
\VEl)NESlli\ Y
mn* “I Mr" “Iam” _(K Nam, f‘°rmer'.’es in country produce with sti'_ong
17 _"I this Guy' U; inf, ftlxtxlzftgidifmsnils. Eggs ure worth 280 Per
i;°.;.:;;_  iii. ..3‘.;”.‘.:.‘__    _ w  W.-
" ‘ -ilusiel, butter, 2 c o `-11' D01” lJ0\\1\<.
Oyster Bed . Brides and iio.~ii is worth i1 to nic pei- iii.
brothers and three sisters, besides;
1e""’“ to mmn" “iii -The Presbyterlam Church at West'
hu husband' “four Sons and ‘Willa-pe was reopened last Sabbath. lt'
daughtni' The sons U' Jann' had undergone evtensive repairs and
ohuhs' ‘John and Hewerh of Buthf‘°’in lurgc congregatlion rejoiled togeth-
am 13" d°“zm‘°" "N M" Apt “tier in feeling “HOW 101/015' iii thy dwelihops stir up a bone of contention'
Vatcher, and Mrs Harrie Currie, City- _ 1 .. T, .,,»n * V-ce was
Mrs clurles Randle' W'B'lt‘h8”m‘ M.",'iilLr>liIilEi)ct‘ri`§. by l1?e\il1(lVIrlidg'iiI3ii§ l’re-sby
Mrs -Arthur J.,!John,s0I\. W°"°°St‘“'iteriiin minister of Alberton. In the
¥:°'~G;:r%i-24':teI;1;“r1°§n;_gh£‘;U'; evening Rev Mr l3rowu, Motliodisil
° X "'° "_-t fw-to tinted.
the bereaved family. _ mm” er ° cs ape I) Cm
At a meeting of a number of young
A man from Covehead, when re-
. ~ turning from this City on Friday
women ol_ Zion Church held rocéilitlyl mm mst’ was badly injured by
a Bible Study aes
was f ormed 'llhe foi-
fa'1ling from his waggon. Ho is still
tl t f ell known doctor
Towing officers were electedi-Teacher the pa 'en' 0 a W t k
. ~ of York. Some of the boys oo
-Rev Geo BY RTE' Pl:5:g{mb;~LO\:4’c°_‘chargc of the horse and waggon and
Lawson, Vicelres- u s
Denald; Secretary-Mildred Farquar-
soii; Treasurer-Cora ll. Daviaonij
Membership I Committee- Dorothy'
Sutherland. Mamie Ross. Sadie I.
Smith-, Devotional Committee-
Ethel Lawson, Sue Nash, Ethel
White; Social C‘omniiittee --- Ada
Harris, Georgie (`.arruthers_ Katie
Murchxson; Orgrinisf. -Flcnra' llellish.
Friday evenineii were selected as the
nights of meeting, the first study
class to he held on January 14th.
A correspondeiit from Earnscliffe
writes;-Miss Antoinette Mclnnis is
visiting friends in Avondale.-Daniel
McAula_v, Pinftte, spent part of the
past two weeks with his lflarnsclifle
friends, Stcplien and Mrs Carrier. -
Neil W. McKinnon has sold his valu-
able black horse to George Oland,
Sydney.-Her llarnoclifla and- other
Island friends will learn with ETC”
regret of the death in East Boston.,
.sat week, of Mrs Bernard Tedford,
after a short illness of pneumonia.
The deceased, who was a very estim-
able lady, was the youngest daughter
of the late John Carrier and was
.born ia this province. Besides her
three brothers and ouesister, she
leaves to mourn their great lost a
sori-owing husband and three olrlld-
ren. the youngest a baby two
months old. __ _ _a
took'lt home. The Temperance Law
had been violated in the city for a
quantity of liquor was found in the
waggon and it had an effect upon the
boys.
-Alucrton dealers are paying thirty
eight cents ahus for white oats and
ithirtyuiine - cciits for blnck; twenty-
‘two cents a doz for eggs, twenty
ict-nts ri lb for hutter;tcn cents a lb for
bus for potatoes; ten cents a lb for
hides; eight and one quarter to nine
cents u Ib for pork, ten cents for
turnips and nine dollars a ton for
loose hay, eleven to twelve centsa
lb for ducks, twelve to fifteen cents a
lb for turkey and seven cents n. lb for
geese.
.three quarter cents per Ib for pork.
tive dollars estreated. »
I A great dciil of interest seems to
l ` lf. ' 'i g .‘ .‘ .
,of last years last boats will be iii.-
fz 0 I 'EI' - ‘ `
Q 1.; GE 1.~0i~R 'i-nu i.a'i‘cs'i' News '1`l-1-E Cl-lARLO'1"l‘E'1`OWN GUARDIAN _ F11lB'1‘ 01° #LU _ ‘ DECEMBER :.»4,'i'5,,9
_ . , _ _ _ _ A _ U ` _ _' __ . _ ‘ _ ` _ __ __ -
r c' ,r _ ' ' ` ' i
-In Summerside yesterday desi-\ri -Win Smith Lot io, caiught a large Kindergarten Sets-3 pos 956 __ __ __ <‘
for eggs; eight dollars and fifty Leah ago. He has it on exhibition in a.
D.-:John McLeod; \’.C.R.-Angus Mc
Kenzie; F. S.-A. D. Fraser; R. S
-H. V. Buntiln.; Treas.-Janics Tait
Jr; Orator-Joseph Storey; S. W
-Alexander Coady; J. W.-\Prestoi
Mcl.ainu, S. B.-'I`nomas White; .l‘
C.-Lawrence Gaudet; Court Physlc
ians.-Doctors McLauchlin and Carru
thers. At this meeting one candidate,
was initiated and Court Mount Ste
piien enters upon the year‘s work witl.
a good staff of officers and splwidid
prospects for n good year’s work.
An effort is being made to re-organ
ize the Maple Leaf Farmers institute.
This institute was formally one of thc
ni-st in the l’i=o\'ince, but for soma
reason or other the attendance at thi
regular meetings began to .fall off
and was soon so smi-:ll that they dis
continiied_ The people now howev-
er, realizc the .oss of this Institut(
to their community and are very an
xious that it should again ‘be put
on good footing, and with that cud
in view J. A. Clark, Siipcriiitendeiil
of the ldxperiiiieiitiil Farm \.|.ll ml
dress meetings at Alberry Plaipg (0.
night at 7 o'ciock and at New l’ert`
toinorro\v_ at the sriniv liour. ll.
is earnestly hoped that all iiitercsted
will -turn out, as an Institute is need-
cd in this vicinity and this is thc
time to have it rc-orgniiizeil.
(Iii illonday iiiorniiig William Mc-
Leod, Huntsville, received a telegram
conveying the sud intelligence of the
sudden death of his son, Aicxnndcr,
on Saturday the 18th inst, ;i's the rs
suit of an accident in a mine in Wal
lnce Idaho. The- deceased went west
only a few years ago and was locat-
ed in Phoenix, B.C., till a short time
ago, when lic removed to \Viillace,
Idaho, whcrc he met his death. He
was an excellent young man, of
splendid physique, sunny, disposi-
tion, c-,uiet and unassuming nature
and of good moral habits., His un-
timely death is a terrible shock to
his pareiwts, sisters and brotiicrs,nnd
the heart clt sympathy of their many
friends is extended to them in this
sore liereavenient. Interment \z'ill
V take place in. Vancouver, B.(‘.,
where two of his brothers are located.
be centering uroiiind the pro`sper.ts for
the comin i<ebo.i ln -seusuii Seven
dei' canvas iigan this year and iii
addition there scenis to be a chance
of some newer and fiistci' ones coni-
iiig out when thc seiisoii opens, Jos-
eph I'ruuglit. of tlze 1'. id. I. R., is
building n boot which will outclass
-A. E. McLean Southwest, Lot lti,
.lie Maritime Winter Fair a- cheque
50! $15. The amount of Ditzes n-
varded to hlim for outs, wheat, and
»arley, exhibited by him at the Fair.
The Strasburg, Snsk., Mountaineer
the 9th says:-R. H. Thompson has
urchnsed the farm of Wm Sellers, ad-
iiitng the town. The farm comprises
640 acres and the price, we under-
Y-HUU. was about $20,000. Mr Sellers
elongs to Chafrlottetown.
Last night a meeting of the Execu-
tive of the I. O. 0. F., was held a
Kensington. S. F. Hodgsun and G.W.
.\lcPhee, City, were among those in
ittendance. A pubic demonstration
-.n,connection with the meeting ivnsi
iiso held in Milpequc at which Miss
Lutie Nicholsoni' City, was grcutly
ipprecinted 'in several well rendered
numbers.
i
-Yin will' find on every bottle of
ipavinofl full directions just _how ti)
iso it. If-you will persist and use .it
four own old way the same benefits
may not be derived from it. Wc‘
(luurantee Spavinofl tci do the workl
if you will ‘give it ti lair trial. l)oii’ti
work the horse .For sale ut ltcdf
Cross Drug Store or Jas A. Mc!\'cill’s'
Siimnierside also at P. 1'. Gillis &
.\‘on's, Cliarlottetown. 2--l.Rttsd&rt[f
The late \V. l\lc.l.oii \\'a`lbixiik, nfl
Montreal, bequcatlioll ills i»st:itc to
his widow (daiiglitcr of Capt' Win
Richards, Bidcford) for her use dur-'
iiig her lifetime and ut lier death to
he divided equally between his thrcc
sons, Willie, Kenneth and Jack. He,
also left $1000 to the Montreal Gen-l
eral HOSp‘itui, $500 tothe Protcstniit
Hospital for the Insane-,, und $500 irn-
nuiilly to his sisters, to be puid dur-
ing their lifetime only.-Exe.
John Moi°a-side, North llivcr, re-
ceived a tcieizrum yesterday morning
convcyiiii: thc sud news of the sud-_
den death of his sister .li-mima More-1
side, who has been residing in llo.~:1‘oni
for the past tlftircii yi~.ni's. 'l`iio dc-
CL-zisud was in hvr 5-ltli year and tlii-
ciiusc: of iii-r dciifli is yet unkiio\vii‘
The i'einuins will :irvlvc in ri few
days and the fr.iicl‘ul notice will np-
peui- inter. Dnnicl Moresiile, North
Ii‘i\"ei‘, is iinotiier l>i'olliei‘ who is left
to iiiourn the loss ol' ii liiiiil :ind li.v-1
iii.; sister, ` l
in speed anything be has yet, ygiggd,
with. Muriiaghnn Bros sro also
lwiiigiiig out ii nciv _(inc, .
ed of steel and which will enforce
other niiikes to look nftier their lau-
`i‘els. Stentiford und Flynn have n'
,flyer all ready to -drop on the ice,
Jiilin Herill and Dominick. Butler are
working on an elaborate coaster
which will probably cut ici: with the
fast ones. There are others-`uiit to
enumerate tlicni and say all their
owners claim for them would per-'
not easily maaticafed. Perhaps the
most novel 'proposi'.\'<'.n of nil though
comes om one wits ins a en a
"cue" from t'hc "Scientific Ameri-
can." This local 'genius proposes
buldlng,n.steel ice-boat propelled by
a, spiked centre wheel driven by a
.- ‘ -' .Biti 1 t -
The annual meeeing of the Marsh-
field Farmers' Institute was held in
ty-one members were present. The
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ports of Board of Directors, Treas-
urer and Auditor, the latters showing.:
that there is at present, gi balance in
treasury of $49.34. On motion the
shove reports were adopted as given.
A few minutes were taken up by .lie
receiving of Candidates into mcmiher-
ship followed with a discutsion as to
the better arranging of places of
meeting. A unanimous vote of tlirmks
was then tendered to the retiring of-
ficers, President find Secretory-'l`rcai+
urer, and raplicd to by earn oflicvr in
the Pacific coast ii ...iiiiucr of the 2';  ‘;_f“_ (Pat please copy)
°(mqt'ruct`|<|i|c Ho.1 it was ilisriilcil to hold ii
A-A ~‘,:g5-;--
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members of Blooming Hope Lodge, I
SUN LIGHT
SOAP
.;.,-1-'-.- Pt.
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if V`.\; ~
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moval from our midit- W0 Bhfll
' 'I`I-IUIISDAY
0‘G‘T" met M the home of Um -Fir-iii dealers report large quanti-
GwrgctIPiltliieifswltdliliefiiililidiivillg lxadltics of smelts in the rivers of Princci
l"r°”°“ ef _ "County 'iut not enough frost to make
i‘;fi`;~.:;f'ii2.‘r...P;:i““,¢:.'... W    0:
' , ' .ki tl men _ ns.,
Burhoe and Earl Wood. ‘ We as offi- £“;(f`(`l?‘;;rt“gtO:1‘;mwc';l; limfzvard "fum,
Cer” “nd members’ of Blooming Hope ‘liirnmersiydc h express to the U‘nite.l|
Lodge, I.0.G.T., desire to tender to|`Smtes Mm_,;et_y i_F()I{I)-WHITE-,Tin the 16th inet, iii; - 5-mlm F-INEWI, _“ANNE 01,, SAHLES IN
you our eifwere reefs* *"1 YO" "°‘ the Methodist Parsonage Upper MUFFS, s<‘..\1iFs AND i~i'roi.uS,
_._.._.._1....,_. Prince St by Rev William Harrison  TH/iT wp; }1,\V|.; PRE.
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At n meeting of tho Lot 18 liistilziitel
held 'l`iiesiliiy ovciiiiig lust in Maripo-
Secil Full' in Fcl.»i'iini'y to cnco\li'i\;:;u
the growing ol pure sccd in thntl
loci-ility Lind to iidvcrtisc the excellent.
seed that is grown in tiint sccticn bfi
the country. Siipcrinteiidicnt Clark
of thc Expcrimciitill Form vcas pres-
ent and iiililrcrscd the inci-liig o.'i
_Seed lmprovcniclit, .loliii Sinclnir of
Summerfield will nddrcss this Insti-
tute next Tuesday evening on the
Bacon Industry.
fr , I I t k 'i The. Giiarilaii deeply regrets to
chronicle the dc:-ith of Isunc Murray
Moffatt, son of John Mollatt of May-
field, P. E. I., wlfch took plni-e uf. his
home on Saturday morning, Dec. 18th,
after an illness culminating in pncu-i
gasoline engine i ie ias no pur . _' 1 ,_
chased, the engine yet monia. Despite kind care and medical
- attendance the disease mndc rapid
progress ami he peacefully passed ii-
ivay. He \l.ll hc remeinbercd for his
cheerful and irciiiul disposition among
the Han on Monday' Dec 20' at. bis many friends at home and abi‘i.~:i..l
‘vhlch ‘1_g°°‘“y ““mb°r Ut the swun' hilt especially under the saddeiied par-
entinl roof will his demise be so keen-
g,:Es_;d°¥rtI;n]I;'(;"i‘ut(Ef‘d my&tUcc“p‘ed 21°, felt, Notwithstanding inclenieiit
th ‘ ' un I L yccegellcrto gginbg weather a very lt-irggc <.oiicoi'"sc fol-
amiufferepirsengrgrcs of thc"InbO‘v‘G1lo\\'e<l his remains to New Glasgow
.las received from the manager of 5
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iiilf poiuitl can coiilxiiiix
oiiiices of pure ci><;o.i, ot'
ic-st quziliiy, most dt-licioii.;
und ]>i»s,=ac‘;:=iiii; :ill the
5,-'th of the bc-st cocon.
, most i-zircfiillv l>lcii<i._-il.
WALTER BAKER  C0. Lid.;
Eslablisllecf I 780
HESTER - - MASS.
House: SG Sl. Peter Sl., Montreal
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DIED.
l\'l{)HU\.S\>N--At .\lt' \'crnon, llcc. 12.,
liiuil, .\iiii .\'icliul.~:oii, ugcil 83 years.
.*1'l'l‘]W.-'i]l’l`-~lii this (‘ity, on Decem-
ber lflili, Siirsili l'l_, wife of Nor-
in'»ii A. Stciviirt, ngntl T0 years.
l\’Iclil§OD---At Liiclmioiv, Out., on Nov.
zutii, liiinr, boniild A. McLeod, aged
1'.” years f`iirinci‘ly of Orwell Head,
l'. l~l. Island.
S’l`EVl<]NSilN-'i`hc death occurred at
l<`i'cilcricton, on Dec. fltli, 1900, of
Willizim .I. Stcvoiisoii, in the 72nd
yum' of his nge, leaving tu iiiourii
licsiilrs ii .~iui'i'iiiviiig wlilo\v,' four
sous :ind five doiiglitcrs.
Ni11ll.l'.‘--At llultc, Montana, on Dec.
8, 11100, Mriry, liclovcil wifc. of .l:i.~=.
(‘. Neill, in the lJ:`»1.li your of iii-i*
HKU,
i(lf.lici~ piii\\‘i~.\: please copy.)
DORC
Branch
ill lifts ld NO'l`I<lS.
J. M. i\`i('lii.lsi»ii of this (`ityli:\S n
yc:ii'liu_i; lilly, by his, trotliiii.; stallion
Aquiri, 1li:i._ is nttriictiiig consider-
zilili-. iilfi-uliiiii on lu' street by thc
spi-cd i'|ii~ luis pi-cii Qisplnyiiig liitclivd
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IlI‘l.\iI'l`l l<`l’l.l \‘- l )l\Il<lN.
--_ -rs
l‘:ll'i:: is l\`ull`ol’. f|`lic`iii ii\ul“Nciirly All
l":<cil l’:iri.\=iiiii
lii tlic licni:ty sl >w at thc indtro-
poll:-1 two yii:i|'.~‘ ffl! Gold Mvdiiiri ivure
ii\vni‘di\il to fivcidi cl'cil1_ iviiiiicii.
To thi: uiost lic utiful \\'omnii lio-
tivccii 20 mid 25; b_ot\\'<'cii 25 :ind 30;
li1~l\‘.'<~cii 30 mid iill; bvtivccn 35 ulid
/ld and between 4|l_'n|id 45. `
A society i‘epiii'tQi' who iiitcrvieivcd
:ill five women in the 'iiitcrciat of his
papers, reported flint ull of. them
liziil licnuiiifiil hairy and that encli ol
thc. live ciitliiisiiisticnlly ot'ti'ibiiteil
her luxurlniit linirjto l‘:ii‘isiiiu Sligo.
Geo ld. llughes sells, l’urlsimi Sage
for 50 cents n ‘.lriri'e linttlc. l-Ie
gunrnntccs if to cure duiulrufl in two
weeks: to stoirfalling hnir und itch-
ing of the scalp. It makes iiuy wu-
nin‘ii’.~i hair lieniitifiii, soft and luxui'.-
an ,_ ~.
HOTEL _
§`.!f.-.P E.‘.T!..'..§..
1°;
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i
Cemetery on Monday n“fternoon,a lastl NEW YORK CITY.
I“_5tit“te' He thc" called for the "e`isml token of respect to one held _iu
highest esteem. Rev John Stirling
spoke _fittiiiizly at tlie hoiise end nf.
the gr:-ivc. llc lc:1.'.'cs tn niourii ii
ffitlier nnd niotlicr, two sisfcis; Mrs
olin Houston of Mayfield and Miss
Marion at liomc, and two liri\tiici‘s W.
Allan, at liomc and J. l.f::1iucl of Der-
. ick; N. S., who arrived at his bro-
tlicr’s bedside the niglil. pr:!viou_-‘. to
his ilciitli. To :ill those st.i'ii:kmi ours
"iid to imiiiy .~'oi'rowiiig relatives und
Ir ends kind sympathy Vs cx'tcnded.--
nge, Albcrtoii, on Oct. 23, 1909, by
the licv ld. A. Westmoreland. Miss
M.`J. Vincent of .Alma to W. J.
Vincent, of the same place. The
ceremony was performed in the pvc-
scncc of ii few friends of the happy
party after which they returned
home by train the same evening to
mnke tlietr home in Alma'_
., Within Easy Aiseiia nf 1-Ivory Point of
lnlcrcsf. llnlf Block from Wnnrimnkcr‘s.
5 nilviiifw’ w_nllr of Nimhpliu: Illsirl.-t.
, X0'l'li1D li`(lll: llxccllcirco of flnlslur.
l Lmiiforiulils- Appulnfmeiifs. Oourfcniir
i Sl‘r\‘h'i- and llumrllko Surroinullvica.
‘ BUBMS $|.00 PER DIY AID ii?
Very Cmilnimllona Sample
Rooms nt Romusnrihlo llutea.
" EUROPEAN PLAN. _
~ fable d’Hote Breakfast 50c.
WM. TAYLOR & SON, lric.
1
lim-, l.| U|u|.ili\ \\
'lhe above steiimeni have it ilniltod accomod-
atfon for vu\looiill'\*'>‘Dl1I-51'"
|!||s~si~,iigc|- iiiul I-`rel|1lil A irvnls for llio Alluii
Lino l~lli~iiiu~lil|i(`u. ul lIullfii\.
ruiiivicssf Wrriir si co LTD. ,
H. Ii :ix,`.\'. 5. AHF" 9
~ t i-1i~ i .i ii iii. it i 1 av Ml' ‘ . iz-z2ai.ri<_
were paying wen y ie cen s a our , we sea n s sine se ne a ew  s    TY at Beer dc Weeks r il / V 
a ton for loose hay; four dollars and , args tank. Seals are quite numer-_ - Ch,-|S¢ma5 ¢;hP|r5._a|| |¢|n¢|5 ai;  ’  "
fifty cents for straw; twenty cents pei .us in and around Grand River and< _ ’ ‘ lBeer & Weeks. iz-kzdifrll _ .
bus fer potatoes; forty to forty-one Lot 16. ’   ‘
cents per bus for oats and nine ani ___ a  S K|n,ma,,w,., 5ets_3 pmces 95;; 0 '
' -The funeral of the late Bernard ' lat. Beer& Weeks. iz-zzdtlrl 
The officers elected by Court Mount
epheii,  in this city last nlghi t Ma y m bk, 6 pi 
were. (.. R.-l» ro! l:..le. Jordan, C }_M_B_A_ of which me deceased was . A  _ at Be0|_&weekS |2_22du-,.|i_ Chr¢‘|
in honored and worthy member. I  ,®,;§;\<.<t\i\ 4, “ °§_@.1r.1,=@_ ___ Ir.  '
' ‘Q s s ~» REAL PEAU DE SOI SILK FOR,  
MOTHERS. FATHER YOU OWE _'
iisi Nu. $1.25 A Yo AND ._.14
vnsi wliiiz. no. AT PA'roN's.  _
Jay, Kensington, took place Tuesday' ` _--
nornlng It was ctnducted by the E|e ant bo,-dmed a | around da.
. ` I g v,,
members of B r 's Branch of that   I .i~ in n table eiotns si.ao u
12-231121.
“What about a nice 'pair of Gloves
put up in a Xmas box; for a gift for
lined or unlined at a variety of
prices. D. A. Bruce. - 12-7dtf.
Anything remainini in X-nas
Goods will be olearea out iegard-
ioss of cost. A, W. R=dulfi. Ph; B
aunnysiclo. l.:~22d3l.
“The “Ladies Home Journal" Jan-
uary No., the “Wou1nn’s Home Com-
panion" January No., “Delinea-
tor" for Januirry now in stock at
<_‘nrter’s Bookstore. 115»Zld1\v.
“Another supply of “.Alcxun<lcr'i,-
Gospel Songs" just received ut (lur-
ter's' Bookstore-cloth bound edition
with music 30c, paper iiouiid edition
with music 15c. 12-Zldlw.
We are headquarters for Blank-
ets and Comforts largest variety
iii the City to choose from.ooeI.on
lfilzinlcecs 65s pair up. wool
Blankets $2 00 pair up. \.omf'or|.s
Sl 40 up buy at Headquarters.
Beer 6: Weeks l5drtf`
"Wo have just i'c<'cl\'ed froini the
makers, the niuwcst' und iiatticst line
of Cont Sivoiitcrs to bc sccn in the
City. All ‘thc popular couibiiintioiis
und some new oncs. See thc new
Military collur Sweater. lts a
ilnndy, and sure to bc ii seller. $1.40,
$2.50 to $5.00. D. A. Bruce. 12-7dtf.
. -_ ~
SEE Ollll ONE I-‘RI(‘.l-J (TOON
(1ilA'l‘ l<`(Jlt MlilN--l<'lI\"1‘Y l<`I\'l~l DOL
I.AllS-(‘.()i\ll'Alll<l l'l‘ .WI'l‘l-I 'l`l-lla)
lil<}i4’i' IISUAI. .‘,'J;”i.00 l.INE»--ll() NOT
lllI"i' (}lillS llNl.l‘ISS (`OlVIl’/\llli‘.n`()N
l’lll)Vl~IS ITS i\1l'lltl'l‘.l\l<>llP'l‘l &
l\lcI.l<l()l). 12---20iltf.
fv'i-'l'lillll'lARl) ON"l`Ill<l S'l‘ltlT.l~l'l‘
’l‘1‘Il‘l l)'l`Hil<l1t' ll.‘\Y “'l‘l~lA'l‘ l\‘l('l(\Ii'i".
.vs l\lcl.l<}lJl) S’l‘O1tl‘l IS 'l`}I\<l M(lS'l‘
\\’i).\lll1llll1‘IlI. l‘i.ACl<l-I'Vl<l lll<ll\lN
IN 'l`1l|<llfl~l AT ALI. 'l`lhll<]S (l1<‘ 'i‘Hl~l
l)AY_ AND ’|`l'll‘lY’ltl<l Al.WAYS
BUSY" lll~lASON WllY'I 'l‘}ll~l
f}(ii\l|S A.lll'l llldltld AND 'l‘ll|<l
1>iiivi<‘.s Aiiu uiisi' 'ro iuiv.
'l‘HINl{ l"l‘_ OVER. l\l0Oltl~l
 l\lcl.ldOl). 12--liidtf.
}IANl)Sl)Mi<l (lI'1ll`[S'l'l\‘IAS WATSTS
iN SILK AND LA("E-THE BICST
llANGl'l IN 'PHE CITY-JUS'l‘_.I‘lX~
Al\ll`Nl<l THIS ll.L{l4}A'1‘ LOT Oli’ Nl<l_\V_
'i`l'I1NGS Wlil HAVE GOT lll‘li\I)Y
l\`()it YOU lllTillNG 'I`l'Il‘l LAST FIGW
DAYS. $1l.if;'», $~l.ll.'i, $5.50, $7.50
ARE 'SOME ()l`¢` THE 1’Ill(`l‘lt~`»_
i\l()Ol{E & l\'IcLE(ll). 12-llidtf.
,______ .
ISABELLA- FOX. SET (BROWN)
WOl2"l`H $73.00. l\L\GNIFI(ll<lN’l` VA-
l‘l‘ll'i‘lNl‘l, VEILY LARGE, 'I`l{IM.\llilll
WITH FOX IIRUSHES MUFF EN-
TRA LAllGl‘l. PILLOW SHAPE
'l`RIMIVIl‘lD WITH HEAD AND PAWS
TAKEN AL'l‘OGl‘l'l`HER I‘l‘lltHAl,’S
THE ('30-SIEST SET TN "l‘Hl<l STORE
YOURS AT CHRISTMAS l\'lUl<`F
SALE. $130.00 NET AT l"A'l‘ON`i~‘-.
12-llilltf.
GREAT' SALE OF CLOTH COATS
ANI) FUR-LINl<lD OOATS (!Ol\fll\ll'lN~
(IED TO-DAY-SEE OUR BIG
ADS FOR PATITICULARS. CLOTH
COATS WORTH TO $0.00 ARE ON
SALE AT $5.00-(BOATS WORTH
T0 $12.50 ON SALE FOR' $7.50
COATS WORTH TO 18.00 ON SALE
FOI! $12.50. AND THE FUR LINED
LZOATS ARE SELLING AT $25.00,
$30.00, $35.00 AND $49.00. M(lOl'Il'l'
Sz, MCLEOD. 12-llillti.
THE LAllGl‘lS'l‘ RANGE OF LAD-
ll<]S Nl‘,`.(`.i§\Vl*lAR 1N T ld PRO-
VINCE-ONE OF 'l`Hl‘l LAL WTCST IN
’l‘llI‘l l\‘l.\l{l'l`li\ll<l l'li NTNOFIS
(ll-I()()SlNG. IT'S A Plldfllil OF ]N-
'1"EI’l'}S'l`IN(} (IOMI-‘ 'XIIISON TO
(?A’l`/\IiOl.ll_ll*lS AND (70lVll’Alti'l
'l‘Hl‘]M WITH QUR STOCK. DUPLI-
(!A'l‘i*l AFTEII DUI"LICA’l‘l4] YOU
WILL NO'l‘I(`.l*l-AND YOU WILL N()-
'i‘l(`i~l SAVINGS IN FAVOR OF
The f"“°wi“g "re the my market f“"‘- Th” "‘°°“°“ “f “mms “"0 “l"l`(m‘”" Duimis ,.i@,,Se copy.) ' ._ i vouii owN P. ii. ISLAND s'1‘ouE|
PTU`¢’5i‘“P0l`k _Per my “IM and one pointineiits were tlicn made as fol-` ____*__ _____ ____ ___ _________ FLIIHCSS,  & C0  d ]<]Vl§1`tY TIl\IE_ MOORE & Mcl.E()D.
quarter to nine and three quarters; 1mvS,__Pre,,ident__E_ U_ McDonald ' BORN. _ . 12_18d“
D018/toes Def bus- tlliftl’ °°““i vice i'residiint~wm Godfrey; seify (~f,`f;j,<;i.;|,,§y;;_|},"t,,,,,`,;g‘~m@0 _ --
black oats per bus, forty-two cents; T __II_ H_ D_ F ty ; D1. M r-_.3 ,  _ . i   _J C 3 5 IS OU
_ ,O t W _ ha mm, WHS _ Us "f 1° Of i won, to ii. c.. and iviif. ciiniiuty, ,_1\§i`1g`I:1II]SS_1Ql'Q;{0ENlSA'{`V[1§»IAS N;10N_
“ml “hlte " Y cm S» Y P ld. Dennis, J. Munn, J. T. Ferguson. win
W1' f°"- “i“° “IW f° "ill" S.“V°““Y' A. B. iioberts-mi .ind G. i.ei>sgi~_iwEm',_A, Green ,._,,,,,,,S A,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, mm London F'°‘” ““‘““" Anon Buo1inc1.o'rH" rr WILL
“V0 and MUS” 9" "wc f°"ty'e‘gm to Auditur-Rev J. Hawley. A few spcc-‘ Dec 8 |000 t, Ir' C im M»S iV'ch\,. 5l0'\"~v\' l’AY YOU TO DO A Ll'l"l‘LE OOM-
5f@Y““"°i “ml” Pressed 1"” l°"» “V” ial ciimniittees were iippoiiiteii. 'rim . ’ ` " ‘ " "° ` roi-.is 1~.iii...... ii.-r. /iiuno ‘iii~;Mii:Mnnri 'rein WIDTH,
mtl' to six and kms” 9" “wt thirty' meeting then entered into <iisciissionlA§5f"g,.'w \ ., D in-i-. |\'iiiuivi|i=i lioivl UF MU1(IARUH__N0TE 1TS,S1LKY.
one cents; butter yor lb twenty-three Cn the exportation _of Stock ‘mt “mi 20 3400-; t Jlzelmont M11;/is, A gc ,Wil ,5,w",,,mu,,,, _,,,,,_ , [HRM TEXTURE SEE ITS PERJ
to twenty-six ont.. iiud ciziis per dow any decided to imvo this subject lay ' ` ‘I 'U 0 n D' an ‘S n ' livc- ‘zi imppiifiniincck Jiiuis l,.W,.I. DRANNG’ QUALITY AND
thirty-one to lliirty-hvo. on the "able up .next nigh; 0| mcn¢.| ..‘f.Ql'i’_.” 5"" _ _ .........-__~._ ifreiiililverpoul. Sls»\|_'\'>\H F101” Hf*l“’\" y0U \v[],1, 1)p}(;1DE THAT N0 ]M[_
 _ ing and on motion sfijoiirnsii to mmf __ MARRWD- _  _  ‘1"‘f“f‘f""° 3”"  'rAi‘ioN is .is Gooo /is 'rum
0" UW 0"* Of ““`" d"l"“°“"° "W “1 r iiinniii Hail, on iiecemiier 27 VINCI~1NT-VINCENT-M the P“““"‘ " "_"“"'l""*` ,,‘1_fj_,_, limi. 'riiiN<i. Mi_iNi\ii.oi»i Is $i.7ri
U“'~‘-' "‘"“"““‘ _,“' ', vlan v.\Ro~N.'iivii<: /inn rmoie
S’I`AMI~‘EIl ON 'l‘lll*l (ll.()’I‘H-MON-
ARCH SOLI) ONLY lIl‘llll<l_ MOORE
Sa McLl¢lOll. 12-liidtf.
Shih] TUE W(lNl)l<lllFlll. VALUE-
(l(lllN'l’ PLAN" ENAIILES IFS TO,
()l°‘l"l~lll IN I<`lll{S--Wl"l HAVE THE
‘ greatly miss iw" “Om 0"' °lf°l° Of "”'" "°"“` oiiiistopher A. Ford to Mess niicii $14.75 net. 'ri-i'.i'r is 'ri-iu Pnoro.
unit , where you have all been faith Wmtm hmh of Charlottetown 8 of handsomo PARED FOR y(,U_wm HAVE Umm
v I ' . . .
u \ H iiiiworiiers in the Temperance cause. h   ls on '1ii'cAUsi.ANn-Ramsar-At 'rync,OVf(0f\<1“,"f"‘ t',;“0h0o,,e fr, m new ,UNE ,MINK __,,.,A,,,,.S M. ,25_00__
) R Althou h we may be separated from
x Valley, on Dec 15 1909 by the Rev “a,£:;f',(eé"?o $2 50 up 306,. 3, W1.; HAVE A LINE QF MARMQT
, T e _ , _, _ _
F ` U10 Afllnfiv t0 the PHJCUI0. mill’ thc -" -'-, R. G. Sinclair, Daniel 1'. McAuslniid weeks_ H _,,dtf,.,| Muppg Arr 5590 THAT HM; N0
Q , fraternal bonds of unity that new :very moment of your life, when* fi.-vi r...iim Ben Ramsay. . - ___ _ ooMi»i<1'ri'rons. Fon EXAMPLE, A
..- 'W ` unite us he severed only in death. you are at home or abroad, SHELDOW-McIN'l‘Yl¥E-At the hom-‘ , ~ MUFF OFFERED AT _$11.00, AND
’ / And we sincerely hope that the future awake or Blloep-
may have in store many years 0
\-,_.i.
nf Between the poison germs that am in slr,
Silnllflt Soap csnlwi SP0" iDl'0SP€l'~"Cy and IIBDPIMSS IOP YOU- food und wafer,-everywhere in fact,-
yoiir clothes. Thereare no Mr Judson though taken very much mdmgbiiiion, .,fy0u,invi,;i,|e f,;e,,d,’
lllurlofll Chemlealalrl Sun- by surprise made a neat little sD€eCl\ thelittlesoldier-corpiisclesinyourblood.
Iljht Soap £0 Iilia Imlel Ill and he said that he hoped none of lf those little soldiers ure kept strong
even the moat delicate the members would -bree'k the pledge. and healthy by taking Hood s Barra- G
labfle. $5»000ara offer- The evening was whiled away' iii parll|a,By;oii need have no_faar of dis-
ail to anyone Iindln! I i °°°i"l °\\lt titer' wiiwii i-sireghmentg eue. gin iislngit. at once if you are
adaltaratlollln Sunlight were 5,,-v,,d_ _mst befor, |Q,vm¢|0, st all under the weather, or have
k _'"9' U ' " home everyone present joined hands \\’°"b|°' °I 91° H0031 mmwhv “VU
' a-nd sang Auld Lang Byne. 1 °' udun' 0°* A* °I 7°" 
Sheidow of Mill View.
of the bride, laixnitlaguet  ]i;,`:_ml;c;\;'hn;:;|:‘1:lT(c;eG|I‘l|r;?£s sc;1e=‘_m:1i;r
gveningvizfhggzn Misssyiargarei 1,1" .cushion tops etc at Boorlk Weoks.
' ' "’ I2-22(.I!»f II
daughter of Wm’ and Mrs McIntym_ f *
"Hill Crest Farm," to Emmerson E|,_~g mt xma, drawn and fa,-my
linens at Boer & weeks.
ARNHUM-KNEEBONE-At Char-_ . iz- zzdtfril. mu niisisuss
lottetown, on Dec 21, 1909. by Rev ‘ AY_ M Ri.; &
Geo E. Ross, John. Garnhum to Al- A ..P .is k | H
ice Maude Kneebone, daughter of __s|_7g2),_ B30 "§,aWg:,|?s_n 0° 9 I'
Isaac Kneebone, both of Patrlclvs ’ |2__22,"_f,.H_
Road.. _ _
SOLD AT $18.00 ELSEWHERE, WAS
ON (ILOSE COMPARISON FOUND
TO POSSESS NO SUPERIORITY
OVER OUR ONE PRICE MUFF AT
$14.7 net. TIIAT IS THE PROPO-
SITION 'THAT IS MAKING THIS
l'l1(‘.GER EVERY
D 00
him. Dressed and undressed kid!
RICADY l°'()I{ \'OUR‘ (`l 'iltl>`»’i i\l .\S\
’l‘AK~E I Tf'll<l BIO NI All. ORDER I
'l‘IlA'l`i Olllt “ONE l‘llll‘.l4l-N() DIS-i
Beer & Weeks
'X12-zzdtf
I2* .
‘ine Circulation 0
Tllli GUARDIAN.
Morning .Daily and Rural Daily
WI'-|"-K ENDING DEC. ' |§T|| |909
M ON DAY fliloriiing) 3543
MONDAY (Rural) I 3615
TUES )AY (Morning) 3601
i l_l.~.ol) -iV (Rural) ' 3000
WEDNESDAY (Morning) 3609
Wi;DN» SDAY (Rural) 3603
i llUl<SDAY (Morning) 3003
TIIURSDAY (Rural) 303|
F Ri DA Y (Morning) 3602
ifiiip \ Y iiiiiraii 3779
5A'l`llRUAY (Morning) 4260
$.~&'l`U RDA; (R iiial) 3700
ofal.. . _ . . . .
_ . .' |
Total divided 'by six days. "M 87
I)...i_; <iv\_‘..i`i .  .. 
‘i llld CHA1tL0’l`TE~
I" \\i N UUAHUIAN
is liisoll DAILY HY
1*|.W\l I’l4l]lS()Nr$ 9
That the above statement does not
include any spoiled sheets, destroyed
papers, returned unsold copies, 0;-
piipers sold in any other way thiin
day by day in the ordinary course of
trade and to news dealers, news vc-,ii~
dors and siiiiscrlbera, inclutliiig "ex-
cliiiiigcs."
The circiilntion of The Cll.»\l<-
L()'l"l‘E'l`OWN flUAD.l)IAN is grczifer
than thut of :ill the other Daily
Newspapers on Prince Edward Isliiiid
combined.
" Subscription books are open to in-
tercstcil piirtics mid ull possible us-
sisti.iice *will lie given nnyone who
\\'i.\'lif~s to vurify c_ii‘c_lllatinn,
..~..., _.__.._____.__._.. , _...___-..
P. E. A. RAILWAY
flaiiinionoliig Monday Ociohcr ll 1909, train
on this ltailwuv will run as follows
'l`i'iii||,~ Outward ‘ 'l`ruiii Inward
liciul down Stations Read U p
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'cd_ox.ux. ex. ex ll ed 'lh
Sul rlSun.Sun Bun.Su|i. Fri. Su
In . .i>.\i.A.M. » .\..\i.i’.:iiv.ii..i_~i
I. l-"» 3.00 7.l5 v l}I"town is I l-ui
Roeuiliy Jc
:i..‘.'i 8.28 N. Vlltshlre
'UL' I UU ‘LBS II. lllvdl' F.
..\lvl.'i`.'_l0 I. IK 0.00 lliin-rnlrl Jo 10.017,!
‘ .iw 5 £3; 5l,:i*| Ki_~i|»lii 'stun 0.337.
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Vins sciron 
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