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Tables.

chairs,

Book Cases and, Writing disk,

and girls,

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the parson.

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COME TO `

F. J. HORN SBY`S

llooi all Stailmri Slort and Sn ‘

isplsyof New Goods \\`e do‘

not hlow about having the best in the world, but we can say wa have ,the cheapest when you compare them with other goods.

For the Girls. The best aisort-

ment ofdolls ever offered in Charlotte- town. l

For the Boys. Mechanical Toys,

newest designs, Steam Engines- Steam and hor. air Magic Lan terns latests le Rotkin Horses

THE GUARDIAN

. independent Journal, untrammelled and

rless; aiming to be

lust. impartial, Reliable. News! :ning at all times to further the best in rents ofthe people,and reccsrnizedtherefore as Pho Peoplob Paper. Published at its omces. New Prowse Block

North -ide Post Oflice, at the following rates.

yable in advancez-

Qorning Edition. daily (except Sunday) three

months $l.tl££er yr.... ........... .. .f ..... .. Ml)

t-bmi-weekly tion(Mond. k Thur.) per W $1.50; in advance ........................ . .L25

eekly Edition (Thursday) Por year

8l.25;in advaiace . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .LN

1 have been est.arli.li';ii?e2 at the mowing places. ‘ where subscrl tions may be paid, news turn

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something new, Cornets from 40c.

u “For the Ladies and Gentlemen. We only ask you to come and ex- amine our Xmm Goods. It is no trouble on onrpart to show them. We have selected with care Leather and Celluoid Gorda for Xmas Presents. Pictures on glass a specialty. Also Holly and Decoration paper. Come and get afew yards to make your Pictures, Dining Room and Parlor lock like the good old times in old Patherlsnd.

fF. J.

HORN SBY.

Siii`E»i~f”i'i'i°i

usstwgesery

areimpcsed upon, but any of our patrons can send their children for ___ they want We will

- be more careful in waiting _ nponthunthanifsome ofthe

older people came. We pay lpecial attention to orders, Ask or write for prices. We sell only the best grocties and can- ned goods and can save you on your grocery bill. Try us.

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Your Faith/e

toanyrepresuitatienwemake

withregsrdtoourwork. Withalltaleflrstfcasswork- . nanand the best tools that nonsyeas psrehsss, we are Qhsdtsnpsessat onrwora . assihiylnt-class in every

rsqiset.

"By our works are we

known.”

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l‘oun&rs,

Engineers and Machinists. ,

Stun Navigation Co’s Wharf. Q; %'s.”~'~‘- ‘A

lshed. advertiginl. lob work and other busi ness tran ted

Summeriildg, Ci::;rie's Bookstore-D. K. Curri-

Manager.

lsiberwmsiiarten Boone o. s. uuttart Agent.

Souris East. Telephone cdlce, R 8eaman.A3ent

‘ J-E. B. HcCREADY, |J. P. HOOD _ Editor. Busipem llana_g`r

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souls. nor one~'hird that number of lighting men. They will be taught a wholesome lesson bye and bye. With arms supplied to them the li yal sub- jects and volunteers in Cape Colony would be well able to take care of the traitros in their midst.

to be disloyal cannot number 50,000‘

l`ho Transvaal Souvenir, contains

patriotic verses highly appropriate to the present national situation and is illustrated with portraits of the P. E. Island volunteers now in South Afri- ca whose names are given, also with a cet of Windsor Castle, and other artistic features. The lettcr-press is from the pen of lr. A. M Belding of the St. John Sun, one of the brightest newspaper tnen and maga- zine writers in Eastern Canada. The Souvenir rings like a trumpet call and will delight all loyal reader s. It is on sale by Hr. Robert I.. Cotton of tlie Examiner.

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wlnmsnav. nncmumn so. xssa ___°__` I ews are

BDITOIIIAL NOTES.

in Cape Travsrsshe will sa h

son concerned who it is imdustood has remained in bed for the past -three weeks nervously awaiting the

fender thas incurs danger to health, not being likely to move out

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i W.¢al'e_nctyet whstbt the gnnsabanocned by the Br`i&h ” commanders at Colenso have been

been the case, as the road-bridge was left in their possession. A somewhat vital point is whether the ammunition which the Boers have would Bt the British guns. It is not probable, we think. that they can make any use of the naval guns. though they may :urn the held guns to account against ns. no doubt any guns the enemv

cannot make use of have been or will be destroyed.

There is the same want of clear

“ken ‘cron the river by the Bow* the odcets ot the company and

msmbersci company, was appointed.

We are left to suppose that such basl Exam," mum. M Ptuaug _,_ sur

' Ir was the intention ot Capt. Finlay-‘been ‘J dmp 1°3_ m

son to bring the S 8. Histo ts this port today Owing tc the tact that she could

-l hersspplyolcosi as soon ssl” Stanley Bm`"Au

If prosecutor Carruthers will speed she reached Picton she will not ar-i 80965 bhuk °“d`i°°‘°f9d5 *ll

ily _collect the tins sew standing nn in psi-gi until tomarrow. made wmppeirsgaokets, against s certain Scott Act violates . tailor made e irts, blbnses

Tnn schooner Henry Ives. arrived in

port from West River yesterday where

ve mac

"`°‘N°°°d‘°°°°’°‘“°°°°*°*||°P°f‘ shswaslosded withs sarp Cldotlil

hnshslsof potatoes. The shipment _is jcistlr made by lr. Grant sad the owner. she sails this morning for Hali-

arrival of the proper oicer. The of- 3*' A

Cnois rehsrsal First Methodist church

st 8 p. m. every member requested to

Awsr down in Florida lately a tres

was planted to the memory ol Henry Brsdlei' Flaw. ot the world famous Plsui system. known from the Lie ol Prince Edward to the Pacific. The planting oi s tree is a simple operation, but in this instance hundreds ol specta ,tors were present and numerous speech- es wsre made, from one cl which the lollowing quotation is made: "The leader onthe battlefield of industry w masters conditions and enrolls under his unsoiled banner the stalwart legions oi bread-winners. who gives the oppor- tunity of wage earning to honest toil. is a h`ero entitled to the silt-ctionsts rega and the lasting remembrance oi h lellowmen."

be present,

Mn. Guo. D. M.i'rnssoN ot Dundas,

sold his beautiful uoitiog horse yester-

day for a handsome sum.

rd is

,the price ofthe following lines

and ilannelette _underw

tonight and closes at 9.30., No goods on spprobation. Shin for cash on y---lookfput for fardia-_-siqtliug later.

A Lanolandsnth 'g _ilnsstingct

the Charlottdewn was held

last xftiin their inthe Lyceum sith ge"§|ii`i Elgar

sssscu.

commitisaéhd masagsiisnt tc

moss; Vice President, B. E. Smith- Sec. Treas.. Jomph Init; -nd the following:--Sergemt, H. Anderson; Corps. James Dsdy, D. Kennedy, W. McFarlane; Ssppsrs, A..Cnrrie 'and

lasts sul. na is»‘i»o»s¢»e min

members to arrange tor s series ot es- tertainments, dances. etc., if possible. Classes of instruction open January

drst account of the drst battle at =Modder River. Some newspapers com- menting upon the Tngels River dis-

p ace across the river. Others take

_that the Boers who eapqu-gd gl* 8|-ig. Ilhgens wsrscouoealsd on the seeth side of the river under or near the river bank. The Boer artillery was, ofconrsqonthenorthernside ofthe liver: It is believed th°t the Boer losses wsresmall. |

We hear much about a rising of

of the Dutch population of Cape Colony, but the danger is not appar- efltly much greater than it was at' d_st. We must bear in mind that nine-tenths of the area of the Colony has so far remained loyal, or is occu- pied by British troops. The Dutch

population of the border districts said

Something We Have Sold For Xmas Giving. A Suggestion For You--e

Sideboards, .E x t e 'n s i o n

Sets of dining

Combi n a t i o n

Desks for boys

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Morris Ch a i r s ‘- R e e d “

Cobbler “

Rug Parlor Sute, Centre Tables, ' Music Racks,

“ Cabinet, I

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Boy’s Coasters, Minor for -tice

Mantle.

what seems themoreprobableview. , _

Bargains--25 per cent oifa lot of seasonnble goods. ., Read our list. Jas. Paton 8: Co-

apter treat ofthe hghtasifittook 201i .h

201i.

6 3V€ A All ssil Set

‘,~\"\\ And °.’~P0¢U to drive a b' '\‘\`l\-' -trails this week. , is , “Cl We llre never broken faith f’//y "_, with the people and never will' ' Lowest prices will revail. "'

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2nd. Some ai the lssdisg migssinesp ‘ll A faq = and papers will behpt cn tile fore Perfumes gal Mirza :C henedt cl menznsrs and dheussions will - "if san' ni; ry \~",`f be held regnlirly on current events. _ " - - N" ` l’

. Fine Hair Brushes Druggist ¥

np.

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81'Rll:'r. ness in regard to the position of the - M' an ne. u ' A ' Famnaton in

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f..'°"’°°... ......°;.:...::f.- F-of- 6 on 1° P. m. ug I- W- Wirth- B..

- ' 'lheantral Drugkfg,

Rink “QQ @' gn

role.

illitlti-

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a man more than a pair of

SLATER SHOES

lelfcoraienoes at 7 ~

$3.5ll"§5. sm.

A PAIR.

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Fine rangeof

tops, also Tray Cicths, Laundry Bags a ved

Da' t H Pale Bl$,y

Fringed Shawlh

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Men’Yill“silkd.mi:i_aW‘&` fly

` l Wearema' aspe&ldl§

wear for Ladieskciiiiientlemen.

Fon MEN.-Kao, n¢ino¢sf,latail

and Buckskin Gloves. lined or unlined-

_ _ Fon L.~D11-:s,sw»<ie. M_och».dwl\l U

N0'[|||||g .w||| dressed Kid, also lined Kid Hitts. _

coiim, Minn, min. Mlm, Cow. I *Nl*

prices.

Ostrich Feather Boss il

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