THE

cuaanran JANUARY s, 1905

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0 S pay inn-, room nun; our, -os E A

_ “Pl tb# wllnbnlthv _ °°~» 'rss may anon. or mn non

Yu mn" hu. hm so lt un" Tlxmell special arrived Seturdsy at i ON Christmas evening the lodge room

Hou) M vim? oo|y4oi\ rinonmoom I"”""'°'”°>"*"'R°~L 0-G-'L "“ MEET ME A1' THE ALWAYS BUSY S'l'_0Rl».'

7°” ‘"7 hw Anti' Ik" W5" Mas Isaac Wamaaxv has returned

"2: gm ‘Ewan blghdq' I' hom visitiuzin Moncton, when she was

hd ? sl y, p, oh eolor co tho gout or un Pool Ls..

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‘--- -_ _ A _ ____ Bllllngaly will regret to learn that she is

finished, keeps excelien time and is a wulund oomethlnaio interest you. source of pleasure to tho-le who are

now carrrying them. ,Q

Sold only uy

is not an expensive watch b t is well Rnn'1'heGuu~dlan'solsss|eed ods. You

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All , a~'_g dian’s classified columli-only a: half cent-

"`N"WI'.'IL'ED

If you wish the best in photo vrapehiy, finished on the new spec ializ mounts, (the very latest novelty.)

TQ) VISIT . '~C)`[T.E.

:S'I"1J`.DIC.

GEO. H. COOK _

After a Heavy Cold

You feel out of spirits, nervous, no ap- petite, no ambition, or energy and all tired our.

HUGHES’ DIGESTIVE TONIC

nourishes and strengthens the nerves,

improves the npfpeiiie and digestion and gives tone an vigor to the whole system.

Price 25cabottle. .

GEO. E. HUGHES.

- Apothecaries H_ell.

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f *‘~-_ tlnnnnnn

¢©" ' “-.>_,`

HOCKEY B! 'OTS

Wo h.i\'e thom in grcnt variety. Boys $1.25 o $1.75. Mc`ns $l,|lF to $2.50. Ladies' Box Calf warm lined $2.00, well worth $2.50 a pair

We arc just u little lo\ver in price for tho uma goods than other storss.Sava your money y buying horn.

A. E. McEACHEN,

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We wish our many rush ni

CYS

A Happy and `

'» ferred to Amherst.

Box Calf Boots

25 per cent if

All our women’s

Box Calf Lac-ci Boots gf

suitable for winter -1 wear, walking or skat- 'I' ing, are offered at the

following prices.

SE2l.SO113.lC)l€ gOOCl‘?_ in the presence of the immediate relatives

FaSh10nab1e Sty1eS_ uudefrlends of the contracting artles

Women’s Box Calf

lined $2.10 new $1.50.

Laced Boot $2.35 now bl

$107’ I pink and' white carnations. Immediate- Im” been “b““d“n"ly summed by the

Women’s Box Calf 'I'

was held, during which the happy co ple

LRCCCI B"I‘0tS $2-50 DOW received congratulations. The brldeu is

$1.87. *‘

& Ferguson, son of Senator Ferguson,whom """I" 'I "'°mPI°te “ure ‘md I” ewry

9 gh llsla ce the most beneficial results were

New Year

We asture you that our effortswilleverbe to serve you with the best GRO- (SERIES at the lowest possible price. We ask a continuance of your kind patronage.

McKENNA’S Grocery,

` I’»»°\=<= }|`i’1’.§".Z."..E‘.’}.li..i.§1’il?..”.i”‘

Crisp Freen Grapes. U California Navel Oranges. A

. doing me more good than anything I

Florida Grape Fxuit as the best student from the maritime

. ' t i d dI l d t suits

Cho1ceTable Raising. proviucesln each vearof his course. In cv" I” 'In WM I‘° 9"" 'I I`°

Fresh Ground Coffee. 8, Assorted Fruit Syrups. ,U

Humlei’ & P3lmeI"3 F9-“CY BIS' nsllUu|versii.y the some year he was ' nits. awardadn $1l00 scholarship, and in the Jewel" I I'“"°i“k°" Si'“‘“'I'“ D-"pepsi" Christie Brown & C0'S Water two subsequent years of his post gradu

Ige Wafer5_ ~ atc course ha held fellowships of $500 H h H

Assorted Maccaroonsi etc" in ,.,,,,h yem-_ The degree of ph_ D_ was great dealofme icine, ut the Tfuels

tins at taken in 1809. Proceeding to Europe Dr. "`”°m i'° "Ike I'Il1hI'"' h”I‘I and I I°“I good'

Ferguson studied for n time nt Berlin, I““'“I“"m°I` ‘md "me I’“"‘°I` 'md I

and followed up his investigations at I“““"I'5' I`°°°II"”°IId I” ‘Iver-l'°II° “'I"° Im’

V 0 A¢he,,s_ 0,, return to Ame,.|c,\ Dr_ any trouble with his stomachtousu these

0 erguson was called to the University I`“I’I*’-I5-

F of

MEN’S o FINE

B00lS `

Special This Wcck.

See our window for

anice line of M n’s

Dongola Bals ]ust the right thing l"r I wearing under Rut-

bers or Overshoes.

Special price $r.35. SFRA GUE &. C0.

Victoria Row.

°*”“' ' ‘ on Greek, Roman and Byzantine history. _

nlilqrlha was made assistant profes or 3°°‘I effect” Imm IIIIIII3' S'“*"'i“5 I)-V5'

I ‘ - _

A p nnrlhenfl of the ancient history section WWI" T“I’I°i“~ I V“"° °"°`h“II °I my

,», lust boxto u friend who also suffered

for three insertions.

W 0lIlCIl’ S

. or “Ailalnst Free Deliverv"of mail matter

tl n from the Murray Harbor Road SundaySchool waited on their Superin- tendent, Hugh McPherson, at his hams, Eureka mill, and presented him wltha Vll|\HlblP Rift. accompanied by an address to which Mr. McPherson very suitably replied, expressing both his surprise and

t gratitude and heartiy thanking the

a dono .

l\DP€ars an advertisement of the loss of

parlor which had been profusely decor ated with potted plants and cut flowers.

K. Matheson, and the best man was Her-

bert J. Hanlen. The bride wore a char -

Laced Boot fleece ,D m

mingsoflaee and white satin ribbons.

She earrieda bouquet of white ca t' - _

Womenis BOX Calf The bridesmaid was ammd in angrgtxx, Stunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets. and the

costume of white lawn with lace and

st. Perm, P. E. I. `

The -Once ff- New PM Bm ..:;.1-::;:.::‘i’.:::...':.'::::;z‘-.ss

Charlottetown

Wellne Watch _-_ ° °".'§_s§if°.;°l°§ff fffff`...

uxrln Roacns, of Charlottetown,

registered at the Mlnto Hotel.-,-Mono

. ton Times. recently returned from Western Canada,

I S Guv Uannaon, formerly of this city,

g and later of the Bank of Nova Scotia

taif, St. Stephens, N. B. has been trans-

Ir you want anything try The Guar-

word. Ten words cost but fifteen cents

ALL voios either “For Free Delivery

btalned here fren of cost.

ON Saturday evening Dec 30th a delega. 0

IN the Colonial Herald of April 5th. 1842

black pocket book with owner's name side containing one twenty shilling o

nv MacDona d,s|sterof Mrs.Hardlngwus ited in inarriageto Bertrand M. Blood.

this city should be handed in to this Ave., Boston, have engaged W. W. Mm-

oflice at once. Extra coupons can be lnnls of this city to represent them in ° li

oonilned to the house through illness.

charge of the International Correspond-

thanks for handsomely colored calendars issued by the McLaughlin Carriage Co Ltd. and the Deering Harvester Co. for which they are the agents.

Glo. McNaucn'roN, Wlneloe Road, who

when asked what he thought of the ‘country, stated:-“The parte I visited were rough and hilly, and I was greatly disappointed. Only an odd one of our farmers who go west,etrlke ltgood. When go again, I will go right through to Califomiaas I' believe it a much better country."

M.ans'roN5‘c_Russni.L, \vholeaale com-

mission dealers in fresh frozen and salt fish, with headquarters at Ili) Atlantic

this province. Mr. Maclnuis will be glad to have all fishermen see him before dis- posing of their smelts, cels, atc., as he is in a position to handle any quantity and to pay best prices possible. He resides on Euston St., between Queen and Great George, and can readily be found, at any hour by persons having fish for sale.

ngrlends of The Guardian are again ask ed to have all their advertising matter whether nf entertainments, lectures, con- oerts.or ofa general nature,ln this Office not later than 4 p. m. and of any consld ernble length much earlier, as it is impos sible to give all the news of the day if ad-

te, one ten shilling do, and four dqllms vertislug has to be handled at night, for - ~ . _ ` I' ,

in cash. The finder is asked to return it tn the owner James .Cameron at R

udson’s, Esq., Tryon or to R, Hudson’ For the Issue of the ldth one thlrdof a col- 4'"

sq. nt his lodgings af, 15530 Smmfs umn of such advertising was set up in ~ I g

Discount f..

every line of the latter prevents the nppearance of the same quantity of news.

» .Y

emergency advertising will be accepted at night. Friends are asked to hand in all

, and Prince Albert Lodges, all bent or having the enjoyment that n good liternr; prekrsm and pound party can impart Under Good of the Order the program wal- ipened with address of welcome by Bro.\ E. G. Glddings. followed by recltatlons by Sisters Adelaide, Estelle Moore, Clar Gosbee and Bro. Frank Cook, reading by Sister A. E. Horton of Dawn of Day Lodge. speeches by Bros David Glover and Joseph Hayter of High Bank Lodge. -lpseches by Bros. Archie McDonald and Benj Graham, recltatlons by Sisters Maggie McDonald and Mary Colbert and song by Sis~er Belle Dutney of Princi- Albert Lodge. Rev. F. J. Linkletter who vvas present made some very interesting .md fitting remarks, and rendered some nice music. Additional music was rendered by is chorus from combined lodges, the organ being presided over by Sister Maggie McDonald of P. A. Lodge At the close of the program refreshments were served and the remainder of the evening was spent ln discussion, social ~ntercourse, candies etc. -Cor.

NO SATISFACTION IN EATING.

Focfi does you no good. You ean't

digest -conscqueutly you're afraid to eat; tongue is coated, mouth tastes had. stomach is hlouterl. Pretty soon y0u'll no ovm~‘mne by weakness and nervous prostratlon. _ ues., prescription for your condition is Dr. Hamlllon's Pills of Mandrake and

Butternut. For dyzpepsla and indi estlon it is douhlful if a ter remedy will avian ue devised. These pills bring new strength and vitality to the stomach and diges-

lve organs' they build up the general health and iustil such vim and resisting poweriuto the system that sickness is mposslble; try Dr. Hamilt0n's Pills.

well dlled with members, invited guests , .md visitingmerabsrs from Hlah Baal. °°'

FUR COATS at Stanley Bros.

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put them into stock._ _ _

We have all sizes and qualities; and

each quality the best that money can buy at

the price.

Have a look through our stock, you will

find it exactly as represented.

Stanley Bros.

We have a lot of

Ladies’ Fur Coats,good Fur Coats of the latest styles.

Persian Lamb, Russian Lamb,

Raccoon, Near Seal,

and Astrakau. If you want a Fur

Cost it is wise to buy this year; as the coats now in stock are worth from xo to 25 per cent more than when we

ICC LOIICG ¢0FH2E

dgewinefv M555. Was 509115 °f B Verb' less valuable to renders and correspond \ CCW W¢d<liDR recently when Miss Ida ingly so to advertisers and in future onl ~" ' ’ 40° Ib

hiteot Charlottetown. tyrant night. and renders were thu* ESSEN..

. _ 5. M _ Q A . -.I , ` ` ` ` W

I I I (I l (I f illl bill' I I lA! L \ * . _E

epr ve 0 e Sallie Quan y 0 Il " I w _ N _

'IEEE IIUUW °f ROY “Hd MPS H1ll'dlnil.' news.Thls,of course, makes The Guardian <7. ‘ COFFEL 20' 30 and soc

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l;_ Biscuits

he ceremony was performed ia the front their advertising as early us possible each _ I Get your supply for New Year’s Dav.

'~ _ ...oo aa

aptist church, performed the ceremony

p _

he bride was attended by Miss Mary

gcostume of white batiste with trim-

ue silk ribbon trimmings. ,She carried

following the ceremony a reception

daughter of Duncan MacDonald of

For.r.ow1Ne is theoareerof Dr. W. S.

eUnIvcrslty of California is sending

abroad on n. years research as announced I`°I’°'I‘°d' Fmm “ h“"‘I"“d °" "’°I`° in The Guardian Saturdny:~In 1890 at the nge of fifteen, he entered Prince of Wales

' - College, graduating three years later at

Pf°SP°'°“S Fon New veins

e head of his class, and taking the

Governor Geneml-,, mcdah The sm", list of gr-nulnc, unsolicited testimonluh. em. he entered the second year M MCG", and never publish the some one twice.

804

nlversity, winning a $125 exhibition. t McGill he carrled.ol‘f` the Caster prize

he tookafellowship of the value of

25. He graduated in 1896 with the llnest honors in classics. Entering Cor-

California, where he became lecturer

the department. of history. In May

next he will ha\e completed Six years of f|'°"\ l"fllBe5i»l°“ “nd 571° Imd l-hu Same

workin the university, and the above B°“d "e““I"9-

New Year to All

Rcddin Bros.

" to burn down you could

&dai‘;Iloin|nreuntlltIieweek be

You are too inte. Remember old adage, “There is no time lik the present." and no insannc ' like ours.

luunsusnnsna

:rvmswmwvuvw mmmmw.MM mmmm*

Candy is wholesome if made from pure ingredients; that is why Wllil¢’S

Cll0C0l8l¢S are in such demand. Put up in dainty pound and lwlf P°““d

. boxes and sold by all the

leading confectioners.

f Ipany published the treatise on ‘ "The il

Athenian Secretaries," and the next B

is lillll. He is the only member of the stall”

on this continent.

R themselves or as an accompaniment to a

?`;'s'%t%l' gilt.-We have an elegant stock-selling

(hsunm ond,” at greatly reduced illruree.-A. W.Redd|n

,,_m.‘ u _ ' 1-‘hem B., Sunnyside.

provision has been made for his seventh year. Dr. Ferguson is the author of some Important contributions to Greek his- rorlcal study. In |808 the McMillan com- ll

year the same house brought out his work on “The Athenian Archons."

tain cure for all forms of Indlgestion.

These works contained the results of The? “N “Ut °I*‘I“W‘I I” be ‘I °'“"”"‘II»

day.

INTERESTING FACTS.

For Nearly Every Man, Woman or Child.

A short time ago we published an article

recommending to our readers the new discovery for the cure of Dyspepsla culled

claim then made reuardlng the wonder- ful curutlve properties of the remedy

facts. People wht; were cautious about trying new remedies advertised In the nswspapersand were ilnally induced to give Stuar*.`s Dyspcpsia Tablets a trial were surprised and delighted nt the results In many casesn single package costing but 50 cents at any drug store

received we have spacero publish only n. few of the latest but assure our readers we receive so many coma-endatory letters ihnt we shall publish each week a fresh

From James Yemmeisier, LaCrosse,

Wls.: Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets are

that I gave away several boxes to my friends who have also had the same bsnei‘t 1. '

From Jacob Anthony, Portmunny, New

Tablets with the best results. I had Dyspepsla. foriiyenrs, and had taken a

From Mrs. M. _'K. West, Preston,

Minn.: Ihuve received surprisingly

From Mrs. Agnes K. Ralston, Cadil-

lac, Mich.: Ihnvo been taking Stuarts Dyspt-psiaTair|efs andl am very much etter, and feel very grateful for the rent benelitlhave received in so short time. Stuari.’s Dyspepsia Tablets are a cer-

ut are prepared for stomach troubles

research and analysis, and in the opinion I’ ' I

- of scholars have thrown much light on 0 ly, and physicians and druggists every- d\¢Hll`0\l*‘lI 0! lfl1P"0"|"R their D0Bll-|00

Get the Habit-YOUY Drug Mspuwd and unsettled p°||m,|n Gfwk wlere recommend them to all persons uh0Ulf| Hiffeflfl- f¢fl1lH CN- 0" l\DDll¢ll¢'l0fl

wants; from us. omonology. Atmlpnirthom is a ooo. up;-snS;s.\\;=l.n‘;»o\;; WW-M adh-

PIJOIIC 86. "ca,:;I°Il‘°dev(;I,?g 83:25-t;|:=i:gnbs°ll‘;:,';;, wind on stomach and silnihrr disorders. Baby slelghs.-Ourihlrd repeat order

"rc eo gy 8 R- Incl de. tn ' has arrived -Good sleighs and comfor

cities in t P cation, "Beltrage Zur Alton Gesehlchte," Dr Ferguson became associate editor in

Perfumes are always acceptable In

The editorial tn b u Bm ent table lust ‘what your baby needs Get

- scholars in Berlin, Tu_ lgen, Rome Jenn ' ' '- `

IF You UNI-Y PM-ls, Heidelberg, Oxford, St. Pauli-sburg: 1:2 today.-The price is right.-Bgglhn

Gottingsn,Prnguennd other university °‘”"°“' ‘

wI‘°”7°°"'°n°t°°k°d'°°'°“' he ala worm. or this ons- | warth Reading \

Not how CHliA_PLY but how

SATlSFAi?'l"0ltIl.\ can I be fitted with glasses 1 TH 'l".~i thc QIIIIESTION which

TH()l'(l TFUL

event . person BI-I0 'Lil ir Cl illilti-I

RH . l0l\[) OP ' III

qllasses CAUSE more strain I an they REIAEVE. It token TIME to (`/\IlIiIFUI-LY and AC- CURATIELY fit gllsses. Timo is

VALIYAIILE and cannot rghtfulll beilvon for nothing. The XAC 7 I.\'i touts which we make (ako TIME. for which we mln FAIH. remuneration Wo give you the nicsr Pos.-'llama on-vias ami .ro CONBTANTLY on the alert to lfUR'I`HER improve our facilities.

We themfore do NUI' montana

IfRl¢ii2and we feel that no E- tASé)NABLlc customer expects no o so.

\\"lnwlmno»a|n¢»ro»na to »-so

ue about their eyes. _

G. F. IIU ICIIESON,

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Il f'EjI.. ‘ \.“i;’-2 t?\

sell everything immediately.

ntl-~

HAD TASTED IT.

Mrs. Krusty -“\Vomun‘s work is never

dons."

M.r Krusty-If yourefer to the bread

you usually turn out, then that state- ment is true.

PAINS

For Society Folk. _

People of fashion do things sometimes

that cause pains in the stomach and aches n thc kidneys. Hard work and hurrl pleasure have pretty nearly the some results. A sour stomach, a had breath und pains about the heart and head are caused by gasses from the stomach. iiutch cures I-hem quickly. You luke one when you feel badly. Three at night to move the bowels next morning, then one after each meal and your trouble wil go away. Ii is nnture‘s own remedy for pain. 3 They are chocolate coated and contain V

nothing that isinjurlous. There is noth- ing like liutch in the world. It`s a doctor ior ten cents. At your riruggists. For I sale by all Duggists. O

AN~ou_N£EM£Nis

»-Rollo llose Co.unnual meetlngtonight

nt 7.45. <

-The Loyal Legion wi l meet ut 3.15

today. All members kindly he present a- somethlng special to be arranged.

-The party who took the Japanese pitcher out of Colwlll's store Saturday night will please return sumo Lo suvc ex- posure.

-Road Inspectors Sala-The under signed will sell the rebuilding of Bulleufs liridge, Birch Iiiil Road, Monday, Jun.

si &sA.NDElRsvoN do oo j

Rev. Wesley L. Smith, pastor of First 5 ' -

SEEEEENEEECENE EEN ffl

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Will be continued for some days yet. _ Never were such genuine bargains offered to the publi:

s during our sale. It will be to the interest of everyone to isit our store where you can make $1 do the work of $2.

Hundreds of people have made purchases here and all will estify to the genuine bargains received. Bargains in suits,

vercoats, cloth, men’s furnishings, etc . at discounts of 25 p.

c. and 33 I-3 p. c. off.

' Call and you will save money.

I I D 0 N A L U I

D-CEEEEHEEEE EEREEQQE

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l5i.h, lil ll, at 2 o`cloek,p. ni. according to specification to be seen at my office, also at the oilicc of Public \Vorks, Char- lottetown-S. F. Drake, Pownal.

édfln twf td

-The eveningsesslons of the Union

Commercial College re~opcn today at 7. p. m. Already a large number oi clerks, office assistants and others have signified their intention of attending. There will be special classes in l:‘enmun~ ship for those who desire to improve their writing. All individual instruction- The rates are low and e\ery person

FURS-HALF PRICE. Sev-

eral thousand dollars worth of line fur neckpleces. collars, muff. and gsuntlets go on sale today a exactly hall price-These furs an. undamaged , apart from a sligh- odorof smoke, \here’s no indi- cation of any f amsge. having been carried from our building into an adjoining one immediately fire was discovered. lt'sa tur buy- ing opportunlty that comes but once ullte lime. These Furs would be worth more money next winter-it'e necessary however to

come quickly if you would shere in this great bargain offer. Weeks dt Co.. Fire Sale.

6d2itwri.

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wanted the best.

Hcr Husband é

bought her a "NEW

RAYMOND” and she was

satisfied.

MORAL:

Husbands, go and do lilie-

wise.

Sold only by

llllll¢l‘ IIl’0$.,

Sunnyside.

llil llill ill

a sewing machine and she é

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NOTICE

I wish lo advise the pcoplc of Cinn-

lottetown that I have pnreiinseil the Crockery business formerly mvnf.-fl bv W. P. Colwill and intend, in time, to place a thoroughly up-to-dale store at their disposal.

After April Ist, when I sm-or

my connection with the hrm I now represent, I will give this busi- ness my personal attention.

In the meantime Mr. Colwill will llc

at the olvl stand to attend io your wants.

Hoping that I mayilepcull on a gru-

crous share of your patronage and :ls- sunng you that I will do all in my power to merit same.

Yours truly,

A. N. l\icl{A\"

I-3(llw

EASTERN SliiAiliSlilP CUE

INTERNATIONAL Di Vi S Ii0 N,

Winter Reduced Rates

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slnlioun- nn-i ln\|||:l\g1-1-lust-l\|>d iuiln-linnlion.

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All 1-:\l‘|r0. except ilu- s\o<~k.islnsnrodago\l|'l¢

lim and marine risk.

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