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 " _ ' G. H. Marvell, D. D. S. leaves Moncton __ ~
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__ _'_  _F _ - ‘_ - - - GUARDIAN, DECEMBER 11,1905.
it P- Somehow, that awful
'gorge-' Zh: l:,:rdls-tgugézh ~“"'M~`“"`l'"'l`l""""' ‘ .ble to mum prsotloe wmeli lie nope..
0 ll _l ver_ e gp ‘ ' '
g-,,,,,,,,[ B, , ,,,,,, ,ow Offices ln New Prowse Block-Charlottetown.
-handed and prevent it ,A'__s§_;~a fo  r  l _ __
Keep Vap°,Cf”°|en° in nam left Saturday on a Boston baked beans will be .ond n took place from his late residence, Nor-
Ufiil i»0Boston. ~ I the bazaar in Georgetown Tuesday from wood Road, yesterday and was iargeiyi
c__l. .L_ uoours M. P., scum, was la the 5 °° 7'” P- '"-
5 “‘"`d'"- Tal finlt real snowstonu of the winter
Hr: Prince l “|112 Nlisrdsy. During the day a nor,east P
_M5 _md _heB_;__1_1__\"r__:f_ag_ _ga£_nrday_ nlsbt hunt” "md tuning no mm about dark brothers, Mrs. Chas. Drake. Modford.l
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°_1_ll_:l:__}_l;anLsr V. Pauum left Saturday stormunu zvalilglil illtsriliflizrzlloilirqoubgyhgdxstillid John Pmwse' Royalty; Ml” Dinah
me in Norwich, England. night
the house, and when the
children take cold let them breathe
in the vapor during/the evening. It
goes right to the throat, just where
the croupiies. Allrrritation subsides “
the cough quiets down and serious
trouble is prevented. It never fails I
to cure whooping-cough _
' of
. _ .
v,|».,,.cr\¢oisnalsaolll!y ernantexprau people ‘_
on mel t ofprioe. alla mouM&u sNNa
. 0 . land! hee hoo
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Ordcr- Your
Tobcggan Now
We are just making up su
order for Toboggan, to be
shipped at once. Any person
who intends purchasing one if
tlley will call in today or Sat-
urday and select from cats-
iogue the one they wouldlikc.
we will be pleased to order it
for them. We can quote you
the lowest prices.
iAYLOR’S
Bookstore.
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_ “ll Y or sale at J. H. Gnlsnaur, Ottawa; H. G. Reed;
h;a§m“‘s Fai' “t SU- J09BDl1'5 0°lW€ll¢ Georgotbwn, Ont., and G. R. Cottrell, There are alsqslx sons andtwodaughters.l
‘ Milton, Ont., the experts who are thls The pall-bearersyesterday were Simon
J. E. WyA1-|-_ s,,mme,.S|d°_ and Hom week to conduct the school in live sto’ck `W. Crabbe, Chas. Dnizicl,Fredk. Curtis,
611|-Gallant., Bloomfield, were pawn, Judging. came to the city Saturday -188-D-LBDll\0!'lI.WUL R°b¢I'i»S “Hd John,
YS West Saturdav afternoon. nlght'
E. C. McLl-:AN E AMONG the passengers bythe express
cLeod, Uigg,were illoigigiggpizzgzei Saturday night were J. B. Bell, Summer.
y the Mum", Harbor "am Saturdan side ; J. 0. Arsennnlt, P. J. Gallagher, D.
MIS’ LOUNE B _ A./McKinnon of the Savings Bank, Geo.
I Hog _uh _ a_nlrs'r1, of the Newpor Bell of the P. Il. I. R., John Davies of the
on r;___“mD‘"_e__ Sugar: ::a_l_i`_left__Saturday Stanley, and L. U. Fowler, Bedeque.
em ° ° " Mm” Amman McGlmson,the popular teacher
of Pownal school, has act a good example
Tm: death occurred Saturdav evening W many rural districts by the establish-
t the Charlottetown Hospital of Mrs. ment of a boys' brigade in connection
rchlhald White, Panmure Island. De. With the school. The corps has been \veil
Med had been nude,-¢0|n¢ treatment at drilled in military tactics by the teacher
<9 hospital. _ and in order to procure a complete outfit
_ of rifles etc. aconcertls to be held this
A“°N¢~ U19 DGSHCDRGTS by the inward week. ' ’
xpress Snturda afternoon
¢1)0,,,,|d_ DL ],;0"|son_ Rgxeg Isis;/EE IN the City Court on Saturdayln thecase
,,|g,,n_Tmc,,di,_,_ D_ Schummn and C of Ronald J. Steele vs. John A. Cameron
eunnrd Grnnh ' for the recovery of' 835.00 for services for-
h°"5¢ tmlnill llld ‘H0115 WHS lv 0 hsrshe was perfectly resignedto meet
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Pnor. Tm-:onoas Ross, B. A., will give the plaintiff for $25.00, the plaintilfto pay
Tan funeral of the late Wm. Harperf
attended. The deceased was a son of the
late James Harper, Charlottetown, and!
leaves to mourn six sisters and two'
Mass.; Mrs. `Wm. Warren, city; Mrs.
Hgrper, city( Mrs. Wm. Warren, North
River; Mrs. Oliver Good, Wiusioe Road;
and 'James 'und John Harper of this city.
Passlnore. The officiating clergyman was `
Rev. Mr. Sedgwick, pastor of Zion Church,
and interment was at People‘S Cemetery.
MANY friendslwill greatly regret to4
lcarn of the death of Miss Mary Rona-
ghan, eldest and beloved daughter of
Micheal and Ann Ronaghau, Morell East,
which took place Dec. End in the 23rd year
of her age. Deceased was a great favorite
with all who had the pleasure of her
acquaintance, and her demise in the
bloom of youth has cast a gloom
over the surrounding country, the like of
which is rarely known. She leaves to
mourn a sorrowlng father, mother,
five brothers and tllrcc sisters besides n
large circle, of relatives and friends.
During that time she frequently partook
of the consolation of thc Holy Catholic
Church and when death came toclaiur
her Creator. No better proof of her popu-
\
Five fresh!! wllin s
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l akrs
ALL the goods advertised today are absolutely new and fresh, most of them in
by express within the last two or three days-Every one afford a Christmas
hint, attention to which will be profitable.
rn,
4 wonderful 
Values in Skirts  ff
The failure of one of the best 
  Newness in
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Silk Walsts
These handsome] garments just
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fl-“lk 011 Nature_Studieg nr, the meeting costs. W. A. Weeks for Plaintiff. E. O.
_ _ o the Teachers Federation, held thu, Brown for Defendant. In the case of Long
filing. at 7 ociock, in Queen Square Bros vs .John Wheatley judgment was
C .
 0  §_Cl;T0i_- -ptlldinterested in education cor- ill"¢l\ fOr $08.05, E. 0. Brown tor Plaintiff.
lo nv .
y e Evsnvnonv should see the Bl Web
larityis needed than the concourse of
sleighs that followed her remains to,
St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Morrell where n
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skirt makers in the country-and  'Z' " in by exp,eSS_
the consequent sacrifice of his  "I ; _
stock, account for these 4 wonder-  *"3  A dainty Waist Of Chills Silk 1”
lu] value-5_  _/ c.eum-trimmed with insertion
Very neat skirt of Black Vicunn, l *_  and tucks ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ` ` ' ' ' ` ' ' '
' ' $2.85
7 E075 Pafffflh 3 f°“'S CONHUZ  i _ ‘I Another very pretty waist is ofjap _
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3:.‘;°..:r,°‘; §.;‘;_"::....'i.'f.3‘.°‘i..:. _ . - ~_-ff-»» -»-  ~~_-»-=--<1 
with facing of satin-regular ' trneiacenud rnerialiions,$3-25-
` Cream japanese taffcta waist of'
$3.00 value . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . .
. _ _ . $2.25 a
AU °¥¢\'emelY Pfetty 7 g°f° Skin- newest cut and finish, has _yoke .
\ effect formed by bands of fine
with lap seams, is made of
navy blue or black vicuna. of _ _
nice quality. The seams finish lace insertion-the gfruerfll HP'
at base in n_double pieat, which pe-nrallce is extremely light and 
isgaugbt ly cloth tab, satin .- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
__ ,l~_(,,
faced. This is a regular - ddmty J )
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Father Mr-lntyre.-Com. _
funeral service was performed by Rev.
_ One of the best values in the
$3-5° Sl‘i"t» °“\' PflCe is °“1Y r- $2 50 I A very pretty waist of black jcp.
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taffeta, has black lace insertion
llliss Alice M. Harrison, Graduate of bo
iilclmt Allison Conservatory of Music, gy
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lessons on the Plann. For terms enquire
A Grand Square Piano in good order.
Will be sold at a bargain. Ap-
Z
THE steamer Baines Hawkins sailed Perfeéung Pm” printing 5° many
yesterday for Sydney with 2000 bags outs Guardians at 11.30 a. m. on Monday or
sides other general luerchandise loaded Wednesday of each week' A m°“st"`°“"
Carveii, Rilr,tenl,,,,-y& Messervy_ The P011 Of DBDGF, Several miles in length, ir-
_ _ ,lines Hawkins bmnzm to this portmo pulledthrough the press ata high rate
Saclrvllie, N. ll. is prepared to give tons coal for the P. E. I. Railway. Her °t speed '"i"”““"" shun" "° t‘h“° °f
opml" lg J_ A_ petem Monmgue_ the largest papers throughout the world _ I
A S '1`hi=isth°°nly_pressof its kind ln the Brigadier Howells here bylnvlormm ori
,ll M,-_ A Down’§, U or Gyn; Gm, ¢ YUNEY despatch of Saturday says D\'0Vil1<>° and W€ilW0ri»il Seoink- ti’ thc officials of the winter fair. Toni in
pp g that “The Prowse block was duma ed h R
Street. _ fire this morning. Miss Marr, mlllizner iz M1:U;:“syml;a§]y fs testi f°lt:hA5ex'thm“§
,_h_h it _ ' . ano mlers n eea o
12-gdlw. stick °;;_§“fu:;’;°_'ns“;g° g‘_'_i;dl'l’§_d:“d their daughter, Margaret A., which oc- _ _ _
 which _S owned __ L_  P lu ng eurmd at victoria on the mth um The the important sub_]ect of emigration [romi
le] b y '°“'s° W" deceased who was in her sixth year’ was a
____ UCCUD f y Miss Marr, miilin . Tl ' h if ntl A H 11| ~
damage will amount, lo ,,boub‘;_000_..ls child ofexceptionalsweotnessand beauty.  e some su _lecta re rnly xl rum
0F,_.,,,E,,_q of Empire Lodge Knlghw of was early taken away by the Master from
Likeatender and beautiful flower, she "
5
for Canada, conducted interesting meet-
ings in the Barracks yesterday. Notwith-
standing the lnciemency of the wcllthel'
there was quite a. large attendance
at the lil-st platform meeting of Lin.
Farmers' Institute Convention in P. W.:
College Hall, Brigadier Howell speaks on 
7.30 to 8, and has consented to lrcturc on l
Amherst fair last wi-ck created a most'
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(Other island papers please copy.)
Bnlualllslt HOWELL, Toronto, Chief
Emigration Agent of the Salvation Arm ~
n the evening. His speech at tllcl
vorahie Impression on an audience of
I store is a handsome 7 gored
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skirt of black or navy made  -~"  HS ll'lU\l11il1\'» \‘C\')' ffilll, \'< YV
with lap seams,fancy strapping  if . . _ . _ . . . . _ . . . . . . . _ _
_ _ . 53 95
of self cloth. with satin facing
-a skirt of l oo value for
‘Qtr 1”” Y
$ _ -~ ~ ~ $3-25 bw  \ Iiiack liberty ssiin is the mater-
Bluf Vi°“""." t;“!l1'1“rL11;5h" ?hlad.° \ isl of which all extremely dis
0 navy,ls e an ome alrlc ; , , __ __ _ ._ ._
of which this next skirt is ` llngulslled lroklny., waist ls
made-7 go;-gd skirt, seams run marie-shlrrrd yoke, trimmed
into box piait at knee lengths- \1 with small medallions . . _ _ . . .
_ _$5 S5
top of box piait has perpendicu-
lar tab, with self buttons, a _.1 Nombly ,we in elf(-Q1 i5 3 waist oi
ski" of 550° appearance and `\ l't 1 -afiu in black navy or
value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ $3.45 / ‘ C' y ` , ,_ _A31 I. _Hn
Every skirt is absoluiely new and _ \ pl re 1'. ii 1: \\ r-l_\ 1- - f 3 ’
fresh/-style is of the newest, "  3 ing, shirrui yoke and sleeves-
fit and finish iifaulticss. _ _ from evwy point Cf vi,:w H lou..
Sent anywhere express pai ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
__ ( 3
on receipt of Prhse. / '15 wus' ' ' ' ' ' ` ‘ ' ' ` '
" x 1 5
ply 10 Pythills, elected for the ensuing term are the chms “nd h`°s"s °t enrth 5° b]°°m “nd
ildrw B. CARTER & Co., us
Auctioneers.
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MCM
Dark Rich Christ-
mas Cake
Madc.-fr0m- tile- very bcst= =
fresh fruit, nuts, dates, figs,
lrllnonds, etc., that one could
possibly get only 25c per
pound. Then our
White Pound Cake
at 50 cents
is just as good. We shall
be pleased to receive you
order.
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fo
hi
ng
C. C. -C. Leonard McKay.
V. C.-H. A. Ellis.
P.-E. H. Duchemin.
M. of W.-A. McNair.
K. of R. and S.-J. H. \Vi|liams.
M. of Finance-J. L. Godkin.
M. Of EX.-“I W. Clark,
M. at Arms-S. Atkinson.
I. G.-S. Craig,
0. G. -F. S. Jost.
Trustee-E. Chandler.
Tun Ilewson Woolen Mills pri
leep producing the most suit-aillc wool
r twecds at the Amherst V\'intcrFalr
ns won by Robert VV. Furness, Vernon '
lver Bridge. In the live classes Mr.
urness took third and fourth prizes forl
s pure bred year-ling ewes, fourth in
ed grades ewes, fifth in yearling ewes
D.STE WART.
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follows; develop in the glorious atmosphere of 2000 pe°ple’ “nd summed ""'l““b|e "ml
heaven. “For of such is the Kingdom of
God.`l
IN Rev. Mr. Ful1erton'a illustrated lect-
ure on the Russo-Japanese War, deliver-
ed at Bonshaw and Hampton on the
evenings of the 7th. and 8th inst. the
people of these places enjoyed s rare in-
tellectual treat. The reverend gentleman
held the undivided attention of ills audi-
ienncs as he presented and graphically
described scene after scene in this, the
greatest and most sanguinary war of
modern times. frequent bursts of applause
attesting to the enthusiastic interest
amused. At the close the customary vote
of thanks was tendered the learned lect-
urer. About $ZJ was realized. The con-
gregation for whose benefit tho lecture
was given is placed under n deep debt of
d U. I I H _ ' gratitude to Mr. Fullerton for aid so
'lllnth 1;( M1; nh l"y°”"!'"3 we'-h""~ freely and genernusiygiven. f
1 e lt-ssc ment competition he won
ECLIPSE BAKERY, first, fifth and sixth prizes with tho U‘h‘S'ff°S‘1i59V"yb0Kly- \Vii|b¢ Kind i0
Bayes _pest Bn-md_ Southdown sho,-p_ A_ H_ B0,,we||_ POW ‘|N FURNITURE show your our line. Johnson & Johnson.
. ` "“|- WHS “|90 H Vfry successful p l “Always the best value in the clt .
 winner with his Lei(-esters. r Ze Mlltk Wright Furnishing C0'8. ' y
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Correct I onceits
new
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hristmas ravats
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AND THOUSAND EXCLUSIVE
° ' ' ssrzlv Ar -rms srnnr:
Don’t give a man something he'll have no use for, that he'll put away_ in
a drawer out of sight. Give him something he'll use-something he'll feel like
thanking the donor for.
` For instance give him some pretty Cravats. We have the kind he'll like
` ` ` '_ Derbies, Graduates, Ascojp, Strings, '
"lf°°"\v-Qf°'--Q.»°-Gr-553
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practical information concerning ti e
benefits to these Provinces oi’ the intro-
duction of carefully sell-uteri emigrants
from Great Britain. Tho Hon. Sydney
Fisher made appreciative reference
thereto, and the Allllli-rst papers gave
him extended erlitorul und other space.
The question of desirable farm and rionlrs-
tic help being suoh u vital one to this
Province at the present time, Brigadier ‘
Howell may be asspreri of sympathetic
hearings at both his meetings tonight.
Lowney‘s Chocolates have steadily
gained in popularity, until today our
sales of these well-known chocolates are
simply enormous. Our Christmas line
this seasonis fully up to the standard,
and every pnttcrnis new, none of last
year's being among the lot. Prices range
rom 35 cents per package t.o $5.50. Some-
11 d li.
Mount
Allison,
Ladies’
College
Calendar
The drawings by former I
students.
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A BARGAIN IN NEW CUSHION TOPS.
~ ~ .. h 1 ' k u abeautifui line of stumped cursiliou
to etgozlllfeaxiiglirtelzivaayigbclgwhglglearggliliff Wgliuapgcd at the offer, and here are the goods.
P3 - ' `
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Cu-hlon tops ordinarly 3oc go for zoc each.
Cushion tops ordlnarlv 45:: go for 35c each.
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Cushion tops ordiuarly 5oc and 6oc go for 45 cents.
Florals Seometric d€5iBUS 5°¢i¢fY» U21il0Uf\1€tC» ¢\C*'°‘_"m‘1 the” °f comse “'°"'° 8
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splendid assortment of regl' ial' H1125 HS Weil-
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'.4  _ffl ate dIspl.y of neckwear we’ve ever made -
 - iff' Hundreds of pretty pieces-lace collars, silk
\ "f.l,._f"  ooiiors, chiffon jabots, dainty confections of
lace, silk chidon. etc.-Pretty lace collars 250. 30°. 35°' 45°
1., _  \‘-"`
if»',"""",_ Certainly the most beautiful and elabor-
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MO0RE®McLEOD
Pretty
Japanese
Pin
Trays
A pretty little Clirisllllas
novelty we picked up the
other day- Trays in Japan-
ese hammered designs-
of many sorts. mostly in
combination of oxidised
Powders
just at this time of year
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,ig mr. , A suowllvc or Au. <3 f1:°Bl’”=*i*?‘;i°°-e we t $"°`lili'§.-5élf»vIéf‘f' fiilitfféliéf 2'c3»f£l.’£f£§§'1.$3,5;i'u$,f`isa ’5°’ 18°' °°°‘ “°°°'d"'g '°
““ __ Price 50 Cents pretty gift box without extra charge. ` Size'
_ _ THE LATEST DESIGNS Complete with envelope.
I Call and see them.
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6 .._-_~_,__,,»,~i§?.~v.‘ . ° PATTERNS ONLY To cr: _
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ous BABY sualolls _ G||,|_E'|"|' _ _
ARE HERE AND Assolumvvulls ~ H
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'l`liEY’RE BEAUTIES
This fine crisp airis the very thing to b_ringfhe roses t_o th_e
cheeks of that baby of yours. The col won thurt the darling lf
you use one of our warm, cozy, comfortable sleighs. Although only
opened upaday or two, quiteanumber can now beaeen on our
streets.-They go quickly, because our prices au: right. Better
..,,_,y
_ cami
= raaran.
" Violet.
come in today-if you want one.
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_ \ . '  J/I/) - . . Two Mtg. The new Xmas papetr-lee and station- hmdmme mp” hm °p°n.d__Ca" md see nnruas aulovrvuvta.
- » ‘ f’ r f . t T t ’ t be sed i 111,511-'
` * 4 I '-1 .`5“ F  f (J ` “‘ ' ’   zazltyim W ' "mm “mills if n ”"°'“ '“’-°“"‘*°°' "~°“' "°°" °“°“=*‘°° "0 ° w¢w»r»m"§°‘f=-1"f"°"“'°°'°”"°'
Sealy Carnation
and others.
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l ..°.‘.£'2.’fil..!°2.3 .’.'».l».'f..".§2..
/ut un/if to un.
OHLETTS In and by lbs belteahrlhl
caterers svarywhon.
Turkish Pipes-A consignment of those
dollars worth of Meerschaum and Briar ..'u.‘ .u.."_r '
_)'\I.`.'2.f71";*.r/_{L},;f __ :__ &h  5”. We have just received A plokllli of PlWs.Musthe sold before Christmas- U Im
china direct from Japan it Il the nloeet Lgbefal discounts on all fancy goods-A  
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N Ouiwili, Sunnyside. -ll d tf.
peas to “ow the goods. Redliin “nc *g
os , opposite P. 0.. iid 3| 'w'