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Prayer Books `
We have the largest
and best assortment
in the city. If you want
the very nicest to be
had come and see us.
Name stamped in
gold Free.
TAYi_0R’S
Bookstore.
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LUEIL liEWS=<
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Oilices In New Pfowss
Block-Charlottetown.
de! on a visit to her daughter Mrs. W.
W. Moore, Ottawa.
X111" presents an me at the xmas ran-_
at St Josepirs Convent today. ‘ ` '
Cnmr Jusrion Snnnivau, Judge
Fitzgerald and J. A. Longworth were
PIGBIIRGI1 to Bummerside yesterday
CAPTAIN T J.Ci-aig leaves for Kingston'
t. via Summer-side this morning and
will spend the Xmas holid h
Miss MAaoAiurr1FunNnss returned, to
Vernon River yesterday afternoon. Miss
1"““‘°°° “|18 very scceptablyin St.
James Church on Sunday. _ . _ 
RnvJAnss1Siurson, S. A, M¢L¢°.i of
Moore & McLeod and C. Leonard Grant
WP” INi=1B¢11Rers by the Murray Harbor
mistake is thus very liable to be made.
Mas. Orsus V. Motiascos lett' yester- Carr. Joanna Baan, Summenide, was
in Georgetown yesterday.
dicltis. _ " '
gfggmuom Tas adjourned case at the Police Court
on .
journed till today.
s t t th _
mme °f 1,1, mothen ay en. B Aiiouo the passengers by the Belfast
train yesterday aftemoon were Mrs. Mc-
Wllliam sud Mrs. McMillan, Eldon, and
Mrs. Dixon, Kinross.
Fun Arxmsou, with Johnson 0: John-
son, who has been spending the past
month in Shedisc at his old home, has
returned to Charlottetown. .J
¢_m|u W “rd” uw _ ' . _ DOR"l' forget Zion church tea and sale
T E B y moon Thursday next. Admission 10 cents, tea
Fi L ~ GIBVAN l‘€Pl'€5°l1lfiI18'El1101‘B°11& and admlssion25oents. Children under
5 °|`~ LVL- Sf- 501111. Wi-10 MB 110211 |11 10 years ofage admission Iicents, tea and
the Province on business for the past admigglgnmcéntg, _
th week 1 _
i me 8' eaves on mmm this mm' n Tim Guardian acknowledges with
ng' _ thanks a nice calendar from J. M. Nichol-
A nusmnss :nan calls attention to the son owner of Kalol. The calendar pad is
fact that the Klnifs head on the ordinary attached to a cwged aa,-d_ size 95,13 on
_silver 25 cent piece and on the Newfound- which is printed a good photo of “Kalol.
land 20 cent piece are identical. A. `hls pedigree, etc., etc.
Mns. J. T. Winnson, nee Miss Bertie
THE Guardian has received a large Lea, Tryon, has retiu-ned to her home in
photographic reproduction of the Declar- New Mills.. N. B., alter spendinga few
ation of Independence, with llkenesses days the guest of Mrs. (Rev.) Wm. A'
of the signers. Itls fromlif. A. Ouming Thompson,Campbellton,N.B. The latter
_Migggqqwgwiyvvnf Bc Co , 43 to 49 Bloecker street, New York. was formerly Miss Stanley, Pownal, and
A Murrina in the interests of the Bible 'is ° sm” "I Mm' L' E' P"°w°°'
Q*IW_!m Society will be held in Zion church on Cussvim Aim Mus. Sui.1.ivAN, King-
Dark Rich Christ-
mas Cake
Made from the very best
fresh fruit, nuts, dates, figs,
almonds, etc., that one could
possibly _Iget only 25;; per
pound. hen our .
White Pound Cake
at 30 cents s
_ is just as good. ` We _shall
be pleased to receive you
prder.
_D.STE WART,
Ecursn ‘ I:.u:1:n\~,
paid for smelts, the average price being
miles from Bradalbane station and six
miles from Crapaud is conveniently situat-
ed to cburches,schools etc and is wellvrat-
ered. For further particulars see lad.
SATURDAY wasabusy day in Buctouche,
N. B., a regular Klondike, in fact, for
the smelt fisherman. Nearly $7000 was
5centa per pound. The M McLaughlan
Co. Ltd., paid out about $30tD, having
purchased over three tons, and J. D.
Irving and the Logizies a similarquantity
Wednesday evening, commencing at 8 stou, have arrived in Ottawa and are the
o‘ciock. Rev.G.M.Campbell,aforiuerpas- guests of Mr. Sullivan's sister, Mrs, W.
tor of the First Methodist church, will sd- L. Scott. Mr. Sullivan, who is attached
dm” I-he UISSCIUB- tothe militia department, has been
J. J. Bnrnunn is offering for salehisval- Wansfelfed W 0|-i>¢1»W°» H1111 Will remain
113513 farm gg 1(1) ac,-as snugted at Rosa all winter. He isa son of Chief Justice
Valley. This farm which is only two S“m"“»°iW~
THE death took place yesterday morn-
ing in this cltyof Mrs. Angus Molnnls,
‘aged 03, mother of Hugh Mclnnls for-
merly of The Examiner Office and now in
Halifax. The funeral will take place
m hei son's residence Edward Street
fro
on Wednesday morning at8,45to St.
Dunstan’s Cathedral.
Mus. Wn.i:_iAM Lonn who has been vis-
lting Shediac, has left to visit friends in
Moncton before returning to her old home
Bgkes Best Brea,-1_ vw ____ '_ in Sackvllle. Mrs. Lord intends
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Synopsis _nf - Canadian
North-West Homestead
RCgliI3ililllS.
AN§...':a':“..“‘l.'a.‘:.n;‘i..°°s:‘°.l'..°‘~’3:.':.‘fc.s.‘a
Provinces, exoeptigg 8 and M, not reserved
maybe homestead by any person who is
the sole head of a family. or any mule over 18
vears of ixe, to tho extent of ono~quartor
section of l acres. more or less.
Eni.\Emi§y bemsde rpnrsonallyl at the loca
lnndo cc or the dist ot in- w ich the land
is situato, or if the homesteader desirea,he
may. on application to the Minister ofthe
Interior, 0 tawai the Commissioner of Im-
migration. Winn Deir. or the local ‘akgont re-
alzliis authority for some oneto m e entry
ni. . = ,
The homesteaderis required to perform the
conditions connected therewith under one of
the following plans:
(ll At least six months residence npen and
xltlvation of the land in each your for three
rs
(2) If the father (or mother, if the father is
ilnceaseial of the homestendor resides upon a
farm in c vicinity of the land entered for
tho requirements as to residence may be
ruitlsiled by such person residing ‘with the
father or mother.,
(3) ll' the settler has his rinanent residence
upon farming! land owiieod y him in the
v clnirigl of h .homestead , the requirements
no to afdenea img be satisfied hy residence
upon the said lan
0ATS...
Dear Mother
Your liiilecaesaie aeeaiiani earein
Fall and Winter wailier. 
estslseold. Doyou know al>oufS_ 'Ioha
ConaiimK:iooCuie.!Iiul.iin¢'I`omc,a\yd
adoneloiluaglgiany? Ilflallig
gg ge' remedy 0! I
' thloyair ingeainehildren
i§§§.s§
teh
onscreen
aildsleninmediehieadl 3i4
.SIiII.()II
'lliii i ihoiild beiiiniiy iioeidwifl.
in packages containing a
beautiful piece of decorated
china in every package.
Price 25 cents.
Six months' notice in writing should be
iriven to the Commissioner of Dom ninn lands
at Ottawa of intention to apply for patent. ‘
* W. W CORY
‘ M negnty oi the Mini-rs .miie interior.
Jenkins & Son
I _ .W 1
%  ‘
'-~» »v»i.
l nous 1 nous 1 Rolls:
Jilsf received is limited nuantity of rolls in
while. sheep's grev and sheeP'¢ b|B¢|¢-
. See the east window-
'I`he Iluinplirey
~ Opera House Building, Grafton Street, City.
A. WIN FIELD, SCOTT. MBL
Q~g`,._g~_|~.¢~`~»¢-w~¢in-vueaaJ~u~»~sna--an
Clothing ' Store,
rn<>ing§§lii€¢1f-1"' P. o. sox 4:7.
4 ' ~ 4
l- mi' .=s-"' ~
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One bf__the Greatest Inventions of the Age
a -ine pup
` '  - The Latest and Beat
.D.U_PL_l'CA 'I IN U MACH I N E
` ’ ' nannies. of ssniiffa crm 'reiniy is uni me
lv- ~
LIGRAPI1
so-50-loo or _
ou any per.
donepwiili
or copying
quickest poa-
and the eo ea
gf; Ili! Cflglll
Canada.
P- E. I-
shortiy to join her husband in the west
where they have been residing for the
_past year. Mr. Lord is a son of Curtis
Lord, Esq., Bedeque.
` Evlnrsony should see the Big Web
Perfecting Press printing so many
Guardians at 11.30 a. m. on Mondayof
ednesday of each week A monstrous
W - _
My' 5;" mdpluum 6 roll of aper, several miles in lon h is
D Bt .
pulled through the press ata high rate
of speed inamanner similar to that of
the largest papers throughout the world
This is thejonly press of its kind in the
province and well worth seeing. tf
V ON Wednesday afternoon Mrs. John
Burpee was the hostess at a small but
very pleasantb o’clock tea in honor of
’ Mrs. A. A. Bartlett, Charlottetown. Ano-
ther enjoyable function recently was an
afternoon tea given by Mrs. James Hard-
ing for the entertainment of Miss Mary
Bartlett, Charlottetown. The presence of
auumber of gentlemen added much to
the enjoyment of the young people pre-
 sent.-St. John Telegraph.
¢=  l  _
If You _
Want
v Perfume
for
Christmas
we are prepared to
ive you WHOLE'
§ALE PRICES on ~
lines carried over from '
last season.
We bavea large as-
sortment, including the
very latest French
odors, but on goods not
bought this year, we
will simply sell with-
out profit to clear them
out. _
Lowncy’s
Chocolates  
An immense stock
all fresh from the fac-
tory.
No old or stale
goods. '
TBI Plant Line oilice has the thanks
Ps.s-rn little fancy articles suitable for of The Guardian for a large ciiioe caiend- V
I ar.
J. F. Anonnann of the Massey Harris
Co ia ill at the City Hospital with appen-
yesterday against Joseph Scott charged
with stealinga Kodak was further ad-
Tll Princesa arrived last night at 11
‘o'clock and the express at 12.15.
C. E. I.. Jaavis. fire insurance adjuster,
St. John, came to the city last night.
Hoon Moliniis, Halifax, and H. D. Mc-
bythe Princesa.
Hxuannr Gnu returned last night from
‘ a trip to England. Hs was a passenger
bythe Tunisian to Halifax.
J. E. Llrnaosr, Snmmerside, and
Rev. Dr. Campbell were passengers by
the express last night.
Ar a largely attended meeting of the
Teachers Federation last night in Queen
Square School a very instructive address
on the teaching of Nature Studies was
delivered by Prof. Theodore Ross.
Tas Murray Harbor train did not
reach the city till last night at 6.30 hav-
ing been detained all day snow fighting
alongthe line. The train was without
a snow plough and this made the work
much harder than it would otherwise
have been. The regular train went out
in the afternoon with a plough.
BEING a member of the Executive
Committee of the Tourist Association
Captain Craig will advertise Charlotte-
townas a desirable summer resort for
touristson his trip West between Mon-
treal, Que. and Kingston, Out. ' He will
interview the principal ticket agents at
the most important points and endeavor
togot them to divert tourists to Prince
Edward Island next season.
THE following are the results of the
second of the iilbleilc conlestsin the Y.
M. C. A. last night : '
Horozontal Bur-l, W. Phillips, 925
pts.;2, 0s.1Wright;3, H. Miller.
Running Broad .lump-1, W. Phillips
16 ft. 7 in.; 2, L. Crosby; 3, W. Bridges.
220 Yards Run-l, L. Crosby, 3 2 5 sec.;
2, Os. Wright; 3, Fred Taylor and W.
Phillips.
Totals-W. Phillips 229i, L. Crosby
228i, Os. Wright 204.
LAST week' Simon Martin of Georgetown
with the aid of Harry Thistle started to
bore a well near the fonner's house. After
reaching len feet they struck a log, and
had to start again in a new place. This
time they again touched the log but inan-
aged to overcome the obstruction. The
drill however next entered ii hed of buck
clay 20 feet deep. After this had been
penetrated rock was struck. When they
had bored through live feet of rock tl..-.
water came gushlngup right to the very
surface and is now flowing out at thc end
of the pipe at the rate of a gwlli n ri mln-
ute rendering the use of a pum_ u -.nces
sary.-Pat.
THE remains of the late Mrs. Arcbllnld
Wight, Punniure Island, who died in the
City Hospital Saturday were taken to
Georgetown hy the afternoon train yester-
day and will be interred nt Sturgeon this
morning. The deceased who wus thirty-
nine years of nge had been lil for some
time and about two weelrs ago was re-
moved to the hospital where she under-
went an operation but afterwards gra-
dually siink. There are left to mournri
soirowlng husband and a little girl
four years ‘ old. Mr. Wight had'
for six years been in the employ of IV. A.
Poole dc Cc., Lower Montague, but recent-
ly removed to Panmurs Island.
Vicronm Division of the Sons of Tem.
perance had one of its largest and beet
meetings last evening. Among those ad-
mitted was one of the resident pastors,
Rev. W. W. Lodge. The Literary Contest
was of course full of interest. During the
three meetings that the contest lasted
forty members wok part Z) on each side.
The J udge has reserved his decision until
the next meeting when the victorious side
will be duly announced. Instead of the
usual Division next Monday evening ii
public meeting will be held in the Divi-
sion room and will be addressed by Rev.
Mr. Pegrum and others. The public are
cordially invited. Weather permitting a
fraternal visit will be paid to the Division
at Little York on Tuesday next 19th ins-
tant. Sleighs will leave ihe city not later
than 0.3) on that evening.
Ar the Mock Parliament last evening
there was a battle royal in the debate on
the address in reply to the speech from
the throne. The mover, I-lon. Mr. McPhee,
Minister of Public Works, and the
seconder, Mr. Conroy, (Kings) uiaile
excellent speeches. These were followed
by a slashing criticism, replete with
humor and sarcasm from Hon. Harry
Watts, Leader of the Opposition, and an
able and well-considered defence of the
Ministerial policy by the Premier, Hon.
Gavin Duffy. The debate was then ail-
journed. Avoteof thanks moved by the
Premier and seconded by the Opposition
Leader was passed to Mr. McLean, M. P.
for blueboolis, xulcs, debates, &c. from
Ottawa for the use of the Parliament. W.
C. Turner was appointed President of the
Mock Parliament Society, W. F. McPhee,
Sec. Treas. and C. McCallum, Librarian.
The Guardian representative formed a
high opinion of the work being done and
the interest taken by 'the young men in
the public questions of the day.
_ .
Sachct
End “Sachet Powder.
DVC
iveta Azureo..
“ Trefle Incar-
htt-
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Sealy Carnation
and others.
Two
Ewen, Moiell, were passengers last night
1|
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lfiv ifresbli .ilin s-=-
  irect fr m lb ak rs
ALL the goods advertised today are absolutely new and fresh, most of them in
_by ex press within the last two or three days-Every one afford a Christmas
hint, aitention to wh.oh will be proliiable. ,
5
TW=“f'H _a=z=si Zigtnnmgn nn-  :ii-sa' V ali' 'I H *W ~ -il. _'=-'I 
1 4 Wonderful
Very neat skirt of Black` Vicuns,
7 gore pattern, 3 rows cordmg
down each seam. finished at
base with 3 semi-circilar labs
with facing of satin-regular
An extremely pretty _#gore skirt,
with lap seams, is _made of
navy blue or black vicuna_of
nice quality. The seams finish
at base in a double plest, which
is caught by cloth tab, satin
faced. This is a regular
- store is a handsome 7 gored
skirt of black or navy made
‘ with lap seams,fancy stra ping
fit and finish is faultle _
Sent anywhere by express paid
on receipt of priC€
Values in Skirts ` ` "5 Silk Waists
The failure of one of the best  These handsome: garments just
skirt makers in the country-and i'»;"» /“
the consequent sacrifice of his 
stock, account for these 4 Wonder- /, '» 5' ' _  h _ ti u
,ul valu¢,S_ , I _  _ ,, c.enm-trimmed wit 111961' 0
yi \
$3.00 value , . . . . . . . . _
 . . . .
. . $2.25 ‘ , ,
\
$3.56 skirt our price is only . . $2 50 * A e reiiy waist of black jsp.
One of the 'but values in the _rg 1*"  has black lace i,,5,_.,.1_i,_,,,
of self cloth. with satin iliicing  _ _
-a skirt of $l.oo value for  $3.25 } "f Black liberty satin is the mater-
Blugvicuun, ;atl:er dlight iiihlatle \ ini of which an extrimeiy dis
o navy, istie ian some_i ric Q , _ I _ ~ .hm is
of which this next skirt is \ tinguislicrl lidokinlgl :trimmed
made-7 gored skirt. seams run , \ N made-shirn Y°_ '~» 8
into box plsit_at knee lengths- , with small medallions . . . . . . . -
»- $5 5
top of box plait has perpendicu- \ \ _ _
lar tab, with self buttons. a _J Noiably fine in effect is avfsist oi
__ skirt of $5 oo appearance and f ~` liberty satin in black, navy or
value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. $3.45 / _ nh “_ ,__ ,M ,U y,,,_
Every skirt is absolutely new and _ _i ’“"»_ “ ` 1 1 _ eg_
fresh,-style is of the newest, , ing, shirrcd yoke am s uv _
ss. / ’
/
~ ~°‘~_,lf Newness in
in by express.
A dainty waist of China silk in
l
and tucks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. $2.85
Another very prettywaist is ofjap
`~ teffetu in cream, trimmed wirh
` ' fine lace and medallii ns, $3.25-
Cresm Japanese taffeta waist Of
newest cut sud finish, has yoke
_ effect formed by bands of fine
lace insertion--ilie general ap-
 .” penrance is extremely light H116 .
 vu- dainty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. . _ _ . . S3-6°
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ni
-/_ .1 1"~ 8 “' .
 as triinniiuv, very H1111. virv
 pretty . . . .
.... . , . . . . . _ . . . . .
-~ $3 95
' from every point of vitw 11 10V€‘
ly waist . . . _
 . . . . _ . . . . . . . . .
_.$6 35
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‘ f  ~  >'<i>~>‘<E>=:#"?   xmas
Ly  lille at     5.1( .,. \` 
    it Cush-
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Cu.hi0n tops ordioarly 3oc go for 2oc eacl;
Cushion iops ordiusrly 45c go for 35c eac . t
C hion to s ordinaily 5oc and 6oc go for 45 Cen S.
Florals, gefirielric deslgi s, society, not ona e c, e
` ,_ ' ~ lv: _ | l0l'lS
, d
- A SAGAIN IN NEW CUSHION TOPS.
_ - 1 k ' b t`ful line of stamped cushion
t etgogtealligllirlall:~l1v$ral;’gl>>i§i‘?wh:l(:lea¥§;1lx;l1iI:l? tgvg 3533;; aetallhé OH* rf and helc are the gwds’
ops , _ ‘
us P ' i l t tc----and then of course we’vea
y MlrkWi'iilI1tFurnishlng2's. D A   
Powders cominsiavtnis A ROPN
splendid assortment of reg- lor lives HS Well-
`M36`
,its
| __ Lovely Xmas Neckwear
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.}'_"`" .';"'A/li, Certainly the most beautiful and elabor-
  _Fg ate d‘sp1.yoi neckwear we’ve ever made -
 fy’ ' Hundreds of pretty pieces--lace collars, silk
 collars.chiffou. jabots, dainty coufcctions of
lace, silk chidon. etc.-1-'ietty lace collars 25c, 3oc, 35C» 45C
up. Neat little silk and lsce collars 25c, 35c. 5oc.
c Beautifully made neck pieces-of many styles. 75C. 35°.
51.00, 5:45, $1 5°. $1.75. $2-Isf $2-3s._$=-5°._$3~25» $3-5°'
All neckwenr purchased for Cnristmasis put up in a
pretty gift box without extra charge.
4.49'
Pretty
Japanese
Pin
Trays
A pretty little Christmas
novelty we picked up the
other day- Trays i!1 JHPPIU'
ese hammered designs-
of many sorts. mostly in
combination oi oxidised
metal and dull brass. SC.
i5c. ISC, 20C, nc<:i.i'ding to
size.
»- Moonnrondlzon. 
  _...__._.._..._.G‘
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IN FURNITURE
"Always the best value in the city.
S. 0. E. Election of ofiioers for H106
Lodge Prince Edward Tuesday Dtc. 12th
at 8 p. m.
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MInard's Llnimeni Cures Dandruil.
Sensible gifts.-- Every year
more and more people are buying
sensible things for givts; tiny are
appreciated more, and are more ,
lasting than the old time tiinkets
and useless artic'es that were in
vogue a few' years ago. Hun-
dreds of suggestions for you here.
Stanley Bros. 'rad ii.
 
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I
Clt C -il ts ntho econd Mon ,~f` =~=-"_-~- “»'~**'
In" at ull* time °f Y°\f day In oellirdli lllgsitho Dr lf F Kelly ` D/'
____  '  . .
,_..i--l__._..  __  Many :1 Cliristnms Dinner
\_ * _ s ,`
you will want soine"rea`lrl'y Mayor; W. W. Clarke: City Cioli-ii.. :
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extensii n lable, now is a vcry
good time to get one.
Piepare in time for the big spread when your
sisters, cousins and aunts will come and partake of
your hospita‘ity. Special discounts from now until
Xmas.
~_l$I-lI\i |\IF€\/\/£©l\l.
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\sf‘A"i‘;‘:'\"‘- li will seem especially good ,
* If you arc in need of :i nicc
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