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'l'IlE PRINCE (IOUN'l`Y GUARDIA
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Oillceii in Summerlido, John Diclrlbson, Agent,
' and in Allierton, A Herbert Clark, Agent. (_
-The latest news, lirst ol a_ll._
--The new rink at Suniinerside Will
open tonight.
-John Beaton, Coleman, was in
Summerside yesterday.
-A life-like photo ol Rev ll. G.
Btrathie, Sumnicrside, adorns the
cover ot December number of I.ord's
Day Advocate.
-The Crystal Rink Suni-
rnerside, will not open this
winter for business. The new
rink will now tc thc centre of attrac-
tion lor skaters.
-The steamer .\1into made the
round trip from >`uniiiiei'side to (Tape
Tonnentfne yesterday It was known
when she left Sunimerslile owing to
the fact that Captain Finlayson did
noe get orders to ll-are earlier. lt
was expected that she would leave
ui arrival of the mall train from
Chn'rll>tte\o\\'n nt len a.m. She left
Tormentiiic on i-ctuin nr, 2.15 and' nr-
i'i\'ell in .\‘ii:i;ii:ei'_~ide ut 3.45. -
night- `
-Uut of the 365 days of 1909 the
steaiiier Empress spent 256 days on
the Sumnierside Pt du Chene route.
--A special conimiinication oi Zetland
I.od|_e, No 7 A. F. and A. M., Alber-
tnn, will he held on tomorrow even-
ing at L’.30 in their lodge room. Busi-
ness. and liistallation of otiicers.
-The regular meeting ol the W. l‘.
'I`. U., Slliiinicrside, will .be held at
three p. ui. un Thursday in the Y.M.
C_A. Hall,silliject-Pence and Arbitra-
tion by Mrs li. T. Holman. All are
welcome.
-Alexander Campbell, Siuiiinerside,
Agent for the Steamer Mintu, while
doing duty on the Suniinerside-Tor-
mcntiue route, received a message
from Mr Taylor, Agent of the Marine
Dcpt. Charlottetown, to the effect
that the Steamer Minto nas liccrl
ordered to leave Siinimerside this
iinirnilig for t`liarluttetowii direct.
so _ _<T _,__  _ »~f_ __.
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_ 3 t (1 I/ti f the Presbyterian _ _ _
 2 Uliiiiiiclilialiinldleiiisilalle. He leaves to -Dmlt forget the High T98' 1” El”
'A'  r Iiourn besides a large number oi “"°"th Han New Years night' A‘
, "i1~_ , _ - _ . _ ._ real good time is promised all who
,_“___.- ~ H lends and ielatives his father. and trend. Home_made candy mrrsale.
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l!`“U"£ OFFICE: LONDON' ENGLAND I thur of Haverhill, Mass; Geo W. of
Caniidlon Br.i;.;Ti, Sun Yulliilué. Toronto, H. M. Blackburn, lllnnnnfor. l'
Tlohn MCl.:.achern,Charlotte-town Agent ;
Bl-CENTENARY I9 I 0
vvvm _ 7"" "`"*_""'   ”‘“**' Lend _iii Worchester and Mrs G. D.,
`  llielly of Ha\'cihill,_ Mass. Funeral'
nkes place Saturday at one o'clock,l ' __ '
Revs Mr Miller of .Alperton and Jil.; ‘_Y,,u wily find on every bottle of
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~'GE7.'.‘~ 1_5?-J _ ' . __ '
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 V  __ ‘ m __.'_--: MncHattic of Montrose, comliicting,-|Sp;p,~1n0|1 full directions just _how to
 f ~`.'-_l,,*_`~-",l;-_»`.'&fgf " the -service. use it. li you will' persist and use .it
theiun in (ur window.
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Iiandkerchiels '
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An immense ver ri- ~l'diiint h .dk cl fs :il . ' allectfon, present yon with this com.
' 3" Y UF M ue cqu io any dnplay weeverinide
- ' Neck Ties ° _ ‘
‘_ . S""“"§' "EW ““fY- "Hktles for men. Fine cashiiie e socks and slccliings
‘l‘""§- (“°“*"”- (`“""-B'2l"‘Si Mufflers. Stuniieids iiiisnrlnirable underwear for
lu .wi  .< _ _ any ie
°“ “°°""‘" “"“k“b‘°““de‘”“'@“'f°' W°1"*="-“’¢ ‘He 11r»'lliuHfl=fSf°rf=\¢\°f> nie pupils tr ri-eeiuiiil sclionl. Ai-
Cl°l~h9» TV\`0ed:~. l`izin!iels, blaiikelings, ruggiiigs, druggets and yarns,
W. C. TURNER Q1). CO
fit irrr-\\'l'tf
The LOW Price Store. _Suunysiden
Special
S Xmas 1
Prices
oN ALL Mi' s'1`oci; or ifins
XMAS FURNITURE
iT wii.r, mi' 'ro i>i'Rc;u.-\s.i Hnnn
MARK WRIGHT N§£`f§‘e‘i§f'S _
Queen Healers _
'I he Store with a Reputation*
Cameron Hardware Co_'s
where everybody gets wlirit lliev ask for.
Pricw $4, $6, $8, $10.
liu\riis any old thing. `
Cameron 4?). (0
l.0ncioii House _
fx' "1" Ir'_"
attractive form of invoslmcnt
ly double the income.
amount, Ilrge o- small.
Price loz. Yield 5.88 por cent.
To The Investor Ol Small Or Large Amounts
' Acadia Sugar Preferred
The small investor will find the stock of ACADIA SUGAR a. very
_A small investment ran be made and addrd io from time to lime,
having all the advantages of a sziviiigw bank account, and yielding near-
_Forihe large investor-Inveiiors frcquenllv expnriencg difficnlly in _
lindlng an inves'nient ln use up odd nmounlsdionds are usually of $|,ooo
and $_<oo rach, and sliarea Sfion nach, 'caving cnmdriemble h;i];in¢e‘_i; gm-r _
* invesling. ACA DIA SUGAR STOCK can almost completely use any
Dividends 6 per cent. Half Yearly. Shares $4.86,
_ J. C.   MACKINI`0SlI & C0.
1 "embers Montreal Sincli Exchange.
lllifav. N. S. Direct Private Wires. Si. Jol\n.N.B. -'
li ._;‘ 1 | 1 iimr
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A/now fiff_~i' ilu.: iii-, -
Utility Oninpgnlinopi iaatliigniiiidui nil eiicliiiliiélfinnglilthii Irt|h:n¢ivNi1'idari.ihl=‘ani|i)¢iUl.
iroepet-our \io'f~»la\il.
1 At. the tl' we nl which they are off.-rod nn liivc:-trrevit in lhese bonds I ill
y lcld,
' 1 6 per cent `
on the money invested
Upon |p_licilion full iarlicnlnn will be given regarding lhl-
offering.
A r.B.Mecureov\& co..
i Halibut! Montreal Slack Blelunn
--The Hon James Richards, Bide-
ford, was ln Suinmerslde yesterday
nd went west.
-Miss Celia McDonald and Miss
--The Suniiiierside Rifle Club As-
-Tlie steamer Empress, alter ds-
charging her cargo at Point du, Crlene
ut midnight, returned lo Siimmersidc
about 2 o'c-lock yesterday morning,
reiniaiuiiig till after daylight, when
she bade iarewell to Summerside and
steamed away for Charlottetown.
-Happy-land will 'open up their
show at Kensington New. »Ycar’s even-
ing. This will he a rare chance lor.
the people of that village to see the
lieuutilulinovlng pictures and enjoy
the grand entertainment. One night
only. Don't miss this opportiiiiity.
New pictures, new songs and every-
-Thc death took place at- his home
a) Alherton on Tuesday the 28th inst,
ol' William .H. Oliver, son of John R~
Nov 18th 1864, and was a hipjhlyrres-
Hardy and Nelson of Alperton; - Ar-
__ _ _ lam McKinnon. Summerside, aroltising and subscriptions ln ~Albertoii
, _ _ _ ` visiting at Tignish. and vicinity should be paid to H.
-buminerside New Rink opens to-
sociation have organized an indoor .t
shooting gallery range, lor the \vin~l
t -r season, in a part of the old Cry- si
_ sza, Rm, bu,,dmg_ Joiiii nlckiesoii. agent, water sei-een.
thing up,t0_d_.,,be_ 12_.30d‘,i_ Itwcntydive cents. 12-29d3i.
‘ U _...__
Oli\'e1~. The deceased was born on only twenty uve cents) lzuzgdai’
iotner, n .\vidow, nee Miss Mabel Rdid . . , .
. _ - - _ _ _ _t _ 2 mission and tea. only twenty-live
The oldest Insurance Office in the world aiiaiféggie,;l§f,d}0';’;dbr0th};I; |C°“'tS~ 12'29d3i-
h
. S. Army, and at present station- S
-The Morning Daily Guardxn can
'be obtained .at Laderty's 'T sorlal
l'ai‘luis, Bunimeriilde/ 12-ltidrtt.
-All amounts lor Guardian adver-
(Tlark, agent. 12-27drtf.
-All amounts for Guardian adver-
lsing and subscriptions in Summer-
de and vicinity should be Paid to
12-27drt!.
-The new rink ,at Summerside will
open this evening. Don't foil to be
at hand. Excellent lee and excellent
music. Secure your tickets at M6'
Neill Li'.l'S. 12'-30ll1i.
-Send or bring your Muskrats,
Mink or Fox Skins to Brace, McKay
& Co, Ltd, Summerslde,who are pay-
ing higher prices than foreign deal-
ers. 12-16dttsr!2w.
-The ladies Gi* the Methodist'
church intend holding their annual
High Tea in Epworth Hall on New
Year’s night. Admission and tea only
-Beg-in the New Year right by
putronizing 'the tea in Epworth Hall,
New Year’s night. Tea. on the table
at live o'c1ock. Admission and tea
-___
-Tliis is the season to keep your
oi'se in good shape. We haven large
tock of condition powders, physlc
I
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friend and teacher:-“We the under
signed pupils of Freeland School, dis-
`rous of showing our gratitude and
pass watch charm. It 'is but n smnll
tolneii of respect and esteem' but h0l>0
you will accept some with our best
wishes for A Merry Xmas and A
I-ln New '.'ear. Si 'ned on liehalf of
though Mr McQuald was taken entire-
ly by surprise, yet he was not found
lacking in words'to convey his cor-
ils se' oil to their homes well pleas;-il
tn learn that they had been grantid
a holiday. '
our '1ist. Colne in and ace the
many bargains we have to ofler. Sl-
WEEK UF PHAYEH
During the Week oi Prayer, -as-
usual, union prayer meetings will he
conducted throughout the City in the
various churches, beginning January
3rd as follu/vs :~
Subject: "The Kingdom and the
Church." Address by Rev T.iW.
Murphy.
Tuesday, .Ian 4-First Methodist
Church. Siibject : "The Gospel ni the,
Kingdom." Address by Rev T. FJ
Fullerton. - '
Tluesday, Jan 4-The Peoltes
Church. Address by Rev Geo E..
Ross.
Wednesday, Jan 5-Grace Church.
Subject: “The Kingdc-in and Citizen-
ship." Address by Rev G. ll. White.
cd at Vanilla, Phil Island; also four 11. ~ _ - -
isters, Mrs R. Mclnrnis and Mrs E.1§3,.;$.Scl:`§n1;a§:3§?ed33§rR;;lé$;r;_:€§;ES
ry of UU<rkSl0l‘i1. Maine- MVS A' M°"aru guaranteed purest and best. Jas
McDonald, V, S., Summcrside.
_ --On Tliursdey. zalril lust. _the lull;-,iiiiiy init be iierivea from it. We
our prulnuni Tea Spoon’ (wo given away with ‘very  vs of Freeland Scliool, notwitlistanu-Iitluarantee Spavinofl tel do' the work
purchase 1
t
     a  :nd the following address, which was
.~ - , _ _ ' _ , _ _ _ _ ably read by Master Laughlin lVl\ii~
1°' 2'" We is ‘E )J\\ -\ ll-ll.lso'm~ liox of lr.lling, 4 frills in every bnx. See p1|y_ "Stephen Mcquaidy esteemed
ng the rnclemency of the weather _lf
Wgely assemlflm “ml waited ‘mtwork the horse .For sale at Red
heir t€HCh€I` and Presented him With Cross Drug Store or Jas A. McNeill’s
bewltiful compass wailsh charm. .<liimmersi<le_ also at P. P; Gillis ie
dial thanks to the pupils. And alteri
Santa Claus played his part the pup~l
:1Every day adds new customers to justly regarded as being of excepti-
nion Joseph, Queen St. 12-Zldti. |
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bottles 75c each at "The Best; Drug
Mlonday, Jan 3~St. James Church. CU” pieces at G' H- Taylors-
12--21dt-f.
your own old way the same benefits
you will give it a fair trial. Dofn’t
Son’s, Charlottetown. 2-1Bt.tsd&rti
1 All Physicians
Must prescribe some of the ln-
gredlonts that are contained In
I-lood's Sarsaparllln- for all trou-
bles of the blood, stomach, kid-
neys and liver.
They include sarsaparilhi, stillingia,
yellow dock, geiitian, wild cheny bark,
mandrake, dandelion, juniper berrl,
pipaisaewa, etc.
1‘he combination and proportions are
our own forniulii undgivc power to cure
beyond the reach of :in other prescrip-
tion. or subslitute. ’.l`hat’s wh it is
wise to get lioor.l’s and only livood’a.
¢s 
“Emulsion of (‘-od Liver Oil is
cnal value in the treatment of
ouighs and colds, loss of weighe_e_i;_
We have stocked the most reliable
preparations only. Every hottie we
sell is FRESH this is important.
Gihson's Emulsion uf Cod Liver Oil
‘s the best value on the market. Large
Store" “The MacKinnon Drug Go"
“Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kent Streets."
12-30dr1i.
“Special discount on all 'odd mani-
12-29d1i.
“Aa 'immense range of signet and
stone set hat plns at Wellner's Jew-
elry store. 12--24d3l.
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iiuou roliicin Ili
It isn’t necessary-it’s expensive  _ -
; 1,-.4 _,L-YH ."5`1.`:"
_,M _ ,Jn-.i ' » -is 
in;-.,_ 1;,-».»_~~..\ ,= --‘
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and it means doubling your work.
You don’t have to boil clothes when
you use 'I`aylor’s Borax Soap, for it
dissolves and removes the dirt in a.
iiffy-ye‘: 't rc-fer harms the daintiest
_ textures, nor shrinks woolens.
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- `-'="‘-'-‘-:-'-‘-:~:-;-:-:-'-‘-'-'-‘~:-;- -*ff '£’.f.-2-'.-I-' ”'+
C0 'S'
0 mg
>t..
'° 
B0 AX
.`~_'.-,_-.;»;'-5':-':'§-_3~.`-'. -:P51-’f.<¢-:l:11I-l-l-.-:T»-Z-I- 152-2:. j_'{;§$}
.‘.i~5`ii.l»7I"\ fe-‘<_` 
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It leaves
everything
wh i t e r,
swe e ter
and cleari-
er t han
you ever
dreamed
possible.
,Ev-f
TUB TALK
No. 2
To wash colored muslins, lin-
ens or lawns, first make a. strong
_suds with Taylor’s‘ Borax Soap
and luk-3 warm w ater. Wet
but one piece at a time. Unless
the article is vciy much soiled,
do not run the soap directly on
the article. 'll'._1l~ .frrrzztly with the
hands ur_._f _csrisctly clean.
Wring out the clothes, and rinse
thoroughly in water ofthe same
temperature as tl;:_"; previously
uspd. 5 Never boil colored
clothes. A very littic "I`aylor's
Borax Soap adclc fl to boiled
starch will prevf:.;il: it from
sticking, and make.: the clothes
iron smoother and cnzier.
' Try it and
S66. - `
lm JOHN TAYLOR & CO., Limited, TORCH; I0 /
Maritime Branch, Royal Bank Building, St. John, N B.
' _ .|. W. Arnold, Rdprescntative. 
Store” Patrons in particular.
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lhe Engineer s DRAMA
Wednesday, Jan 5~Centrnl Chris-
‘inn I iiurch. Address by Rev D. Mc-
'l‘liui'.sday, January li-St* Falls
n'c.iii |` ci 1.1. Subject: "British and
Foreigii Bible Society." Addresses by
llev H. E. Thomas and Rev T. W.
Murphy.
Friday, January 7-Baptist Church.
Subject: ‘ The 'Triumph of the King-
dom." Address hy Rev J. F. Floyd.
dress by William Harrison.
Each service will commence promp_
ly mt. 7.30 p, m. Collections will li
taken for the P. E. l. Hospitals, les
expenses ni Ministerial Association
The pastor oi the church whore ser
vice is held will preside
Un Sunday morning, January Uth
the usual exchange ol services will be
as follows :-
First Methodist-Rev T. F. Fuller-
ton. l
zum- Rev william Harrison. I
St James-Rev H. E. Thomas.
Baptist--Rev Rev J. F. Floyd.
Central-Rev Geo E. Ross.
Grace-liev G. ll. White.
Avoid areoliollc and eapsicum tonics
which burn hnir and scalp. Use
BEARINE, a hear's grease pomade,
>which leeds the roots and makes hair
grow.
.___.,__-.___
BTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Dec 29-(Speclal.)-
90}
801
1172
180i
Copper  
Baltimore  
C. P. Il.   
Reading   __._._.. 170?
Southern Pacific   1342
St.. Paul    157%
U. S.. Bteel  .   91
Union I’aciilc    203!
missouri Pacino    71}
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bovereicn ’ Cashmere
Hose _and half Hose
will out wear all other
Friday, .lan 7-Zion Church. Ad _
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Daughter ~
on the A illmn
h _ f
Fnrdfr n-,;t"r
N  i
ns' r ng COMEDY '
5""~9.e_!.`;' -.
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SONG
ROSIE
Admission 5 cts '
 W  _._-V; __. _ :_,_,_-
»  
For
Christmas
What better remeinb
raiice can you give your
friend than afnirof shoes.
All the best makes to
choose from. ‘
Walk-over, Hagar,
Red Cross. Reliudo,
linipress, Gold Bond.
Morris 6: Smith _
- ‘ lun
n
'diana residing in New England terri-.
l `.@ it 
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The Enlerp
din twtrfsts
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS FROM NEW
ENGLAND TO MONTREAL AND
i QUEBEC.
Arrangements have been made
whereby the residents of Boston, Dor-
chester, Springfield, and other New
England points will have an oppor-
turilty of visiting Montreal and Que-
bec durlng the big holiday season
at greatly reduced fares. Such
fares will be ln effect from stations
on the Boston and Maine, the Cen-
tral Vermont, and New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroads, op-
gratln ; in conjunction with the Grand
runk Railway system. Tickets will
be on sale from December 30th to
January 2nd, inclusive, valid to re-
turn ou or before January Z‘.\th, 1910.
§$.Qn..QY.e£..vi'.l1_ lie,_allo_w_cd_nn_.1).l.tl¢;
kets at intermediate stations in Can-
da.
Theua excursions will give Cana-
tory, a grand opportunity to visit
their friends or relatives in Canada
at very low farce.
_*12-20_mdr3w. __
A ____ _ _. _
invest
Wiscly
Write me today for the best
ri'_':,'-
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' Clean Stock of
iy be yours-
Blg Bargains in
Dry hoods For Sale (iieali
ln coverliug intii cash the stock if 1 L by M. Tremor -Y C ~'ihe undersigned realizes
that he must bear an enormous loss.
This Loss will l - Someliody's Gain -This Gain
\Ve were not clispos rd to accept any oder for the WHOLE s;<~.ci<; that was made ug
rinfllizive decided to share the barguns with the buying. public iii general and wi ll -“My
Those who call to look over what they may require will receive courteous ticatmeut
and to actual buyers we will guarantee satisfactory discounts.
Dry Goods, Furs, Clolhing and Wall Paper.
EDWARD KFl.Ll
The Kitchen ls. lliten
in the clislriblllloii uf XMAS GIFT
Uf, in on it dl-ponds the liappiness oi' t
*=::~~-“-"*-o-'°--°"’"-. r- - - U --. --- i »- ig;-Q
Forgotten
liereas it should be the first thought
hc whole family for ihe new year and for
future years; and they ca.n't be happy if things go wroig in lhe home becallle
of a poor stove,
Present thc Kitchen with :in-
Enlerprisc Monarch Steel Range
the newest, most hai dsonie. and most d
urable range on the market today...and
voii‘ll haven happy h uaebold -or oil: well fortified by properly cooked food K0
face other troubles.
If your rloilei' does noi ii indl: the M
oN.ll1ei-i. w¢'li`§sna you ni iiiiiufnei
eircular describin: its Good point-i if you will only write for it to-
oliidry Co., Sackv
lr -i nqfai-liirr-rg
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
*All this week we will give special
discount. Open every evening. Simon
Joseph, Queen St. . 12-21dtl.
ille, N. B.
'Fancy liandkerchiela, ties, braces etc
make useful Olirlstmas presents for
men. Bee our stock and note our
prices. Simon Joseph, -Queen Bt.
12-llldti.
*wlldey Lodge meets to~nlghi:, (Thurs~
day). Election of ollicors.
.-1
We are now opening omg bn.,
Such as-
hy the particular housewife, for Ch
.WINS fc
Nizw Aiiiiivlis. _ »
iifiil lines of Fancy Grocoriesz-
lfancy Biscuita from _l:icob& Co., Dublin, Ireland.
l‘"“°Y F'89i D&l€S, Saucer 6': Olive Oils frcm Reina & Brady,
New York & France, and al'
u‘l assortment of everything nee
fist mas Bal ing.
SON, Sun: _ id.,
Ross
Representing
The North Ame
Co. of Toronto, ‘
Dividend paying Stocks and -
Bonds to be had. With largest
return on your money-in
keeping with cafe investment.
Iwill send tree of coat my
Weekly Sloclr Market Review
of Prices.
' F. P. BUCHANAN '
Member Montreal Stock
Exchange, Liverpool &
London & Globe Building,
London, England, -
The Richmond
Co, Quebec. ' _
The C. P. ,R.
iiAi.ir.ixsvnNmr,n.n.iiiiasr..ionr~'f.Nna. makes' I V I M°“"¢al- we solicit R Sh\|'Q
l l f
0 _ 5 ,
   _ ll i ¢tlSfl
Matth  efW§
rican Lite At=Sl1i'8H¢¢
. '»
The Commercial 'Union 'Fire of
i _
and Drummond Fire
Ticket Agency
of your Ipuein an