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are the lest to buy. Call and see _the nvgiiificent line we

have to show you and the low prices at

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Bookstore.

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Aucitioii Sale l

I nm instructed by John Stewart of l.oi 48, to sell at public auction on Qiiccii Square in_ front. of the Market llonsi-, on i~`riday, the 8th of December iiist., at iz oiclock noon, one horse six yi-ara olil. The above horse is being sold to pay expenses because of the re- fusal of the owner to take him from the prciiiiscs of said john Stewart.

Tcrius cash.

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that you are always sure of. No_ poorly baked or heavy bread leaves our ovens and our loaves are light, well browned and full of nourishment.

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Bloclc-_-Charlottetown. _ _

Just a nice drive tnYork. Dori’t miss lt.

Jonas McDoNaLD went to Eldon

Yesterday afternoon.

L. T. B, Lodge No.2ill meets this even-

|lE» Degrees will be conferred. . _ ‘

Mr. J ustlce Fitzgerald, W. A. Crosskill

and W. S. Stewart K. C. returned to the city-last night. I

THE schooner Drusie arrived in port Yesbelday from»Turlr’s Island, W. I., with li °i1¥`l!0 o_f salt. `

Revs W. ' W. honor: and Elias Slack-

forrl were passengers to Georgetown yesterday afternoon.

Tm: City of Ghent was in port yester- day and sailed not night wah ii large cargo of general produce for Halifax.

ANY one desirous of scouring a central iyllocated business stand should consult the condensed advertisement column.

Al. thc Police Court yesterday two ad-

,iourncd Prohibition cases against Wm. McKinnon and George Essery were dis' missed.

Aniiilssiou 10 cents and 25 cents for tea on Thursday, Dec. 7 in thc First Metlio-_ dist Church. Tender chickens, tongue, ham, salads, jellies, ci-earns, pastry. all irind‘s of cakes etc. Don'i. miss it.

TH!-1 certificates io he issued to niemhcrs

of the l’. E. I. Pliaruiaceatical Association has arrived, but will not be sent to mem- bers until the first- of next year, as the President of the Association is away, and his signature is required.

A siviiriors returnable Saturday has

been served on John Currie charging him with annoyance to Albert P. Allin. The latter charges that Currie forced an en~ trance into the liousc about 7_30 dclack Sunday night by springing thc lock in front door and after breaking in refused to leave when ordered.

Tim S. S. City of London eame in yes-

terday evening from Orwell, China Point and Belfast with 1200 bushels outs and 8 cases (government stamped) chickens for local dealers. The steamer returns to above ports again this morning weather permitting and on arrival at Charlotte- town will go into winter quarters.

'Inn regular monthly meeting of the

‘School Board was held last nlglit. Teach- ers' reports showed enrolment 1197, aver- age attendance 1047, percentage 90, num- ber tardiness cases 447, number truants10» visits 217, notices 00, corporal punish- `nie`nts 32, below grading average 50, requests to leave school early 51. Christ- mas holidays were set down from Dec. 21st',t,ill Wednesday, Jan. 3rd. Joseph P. Monaghan. Kelly‘s Cross, was appointed l\’ice Principal of Queen Square School. Mr. Warburton's motion regarding in-

, creased salaries was discussed but action deferred. Meeting adjourned sine die.

Trix annual sale of-newspapers and

magazines will be held at the reading room of the Y. M. C. A. Thursday even- inR at 8 o'olock. D_0n't mise it. I _

Auoilo those attending the Amherst

Wi_nter.Folr are_Hon S. E. Reid, Matthew Suilth M.. L. A. and Mrs Smith, Hampton and Jabez and Mrs. Lea, Victoria.

Ar ii meeting or are miaiimni

ciatlon yesterday the question of hav ng the post office opened on Sundays to box holders was discussed but no recomenda tion made. At a meeting uextwesk the program for the Week of Prayer wil1__be drawn up.

Evsiwnonr should see the Big Web

Perfecting Press printing so many Guardiansat 11.21) a. m. on Monday or Wednesday of each week. A monstrous roll of paper, several miles in length, is pulled through the press ata 'high rate of speed in a manner similar to that of the largest papers throughout the world This is the only press of its kind in the province and well worth seeing. tf

CART;-:iz & Co.. Ltd., have just issued

their new Xmas catalogue which is filled with all the latest Inoveltics carried by this well known Br-m for the holiday season, as well as the staple goods that are in stock throughout the year. Santa Claus ls in evidence on the cover and an- nounces that he has this year, asusual, established his headquarters fm* the Pro- vince at this store. Throughout the booklet _which is neatly printed and taste- fully arranged there is ample scope for all

‘to to select appropriate Xmas gifts.

I1' has been decided in consultation be-

tween Supt. Sharp of the P. E. I. R. and Mr. Joughlns, Mechanical Supt..of the IJ). R. to use the paint shop and all that part of the building east of it along Water Street for a carpenter and car shop. Power will be had from a locomotive placed outside the building. A new stationary engine will he purchased and all the works will he placed in this build- ing. The unburnt portion ofthe car shop willbefltted up fora paint shop. The erection of up-to-date permanent buildings will begin in the spring.

THE annual meeting of Worth‘s Band

was held last night at their rooms in the City Hall. There was a large attendance and the boys were enthusiastic at the suc- cess of the post year and the bright mos- pects for the coming season. The follow- ing oflicers were electedz-

President.-Thomas Riggs. Band Sgt.-Lemuel \Vorth. _ Secy. Treas.--Hibbert Seller. During the past summer the band has

had the largest number of engagements in its history and the members are deter- mined to keep it still to the front.

IN FU RN ITURE

“Always the best value in the city.

Mark Wright Furnishing Co’s.

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'e’ve laced lift Tailor-made Skirts on the front counter-priced low for

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wswiit selling. 'I`hey’ie not old fashioned; they’re garments that embody

the newest styles, but because ovei stocked v\e've reduced them as the

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prices below indicatelt really seems a shame to sacrifice such splen 1 garmen s _ in this fashion. However, the opportunity is yours to profil: by.

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Ai §i.19f°fm..fiv $220- Pretty navy and black

Cheviot Skirts, side gores trimmed with satin #rapping and coi-ding in pointed effect, neat sty‘e. .

Ai sins fmmsfiv Q-1.95 to ss os Lined skins,

stitched at heel.

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gonly, in grey, navy and green, splendidly made of best

fabrics. Three exceptional bargains. `

r merlv $2 98. Grey chevlot skirts

lap seam seam style, each gore trimmed with fancy cording-

A¢ $235 fm-may-]y §3_95. Plain skirts of black

clieviot M length tucked seams, trimmed with self covered buttons. Splendid, serviceable garments.

At §§,l§ fnfméflv S4 65 fb $5.95. StY“5h

tweeri skirts in plain and stripe effect. Some are trimmed with strapping and piping, others tucked from knee.

Aim iii ini.. price-.ima or medium weight back aim,

l ’7 Korea, silk strapping, buttons, stitching at heel. Extension _

At §4.25`formerlv $5.3) '0 §z.l5--Rare bar-

gains iii this lot including skirts of iight grey iweed-navy - d white tweed and handso' is 'f inch Indies' cloth in

_intends to spend a holiday at his home in ,Georgetown shortly. .

i' morning for Amherst to attend the Win-

.night from Summerside. The Princess

'file Princeiis last night,

Jam-s _Baiwi.aY, 0‘i..ei\ry, was in the

city yesterday and returns home this morning. :Miss Bnssm Gnnnsimr, Newcastle, N. B.-. has returned from a visit v0Prlncc Edward Island.

‘Rsv. Bmw. J. Gnovsn, Rothesay, N.

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J. H. Invmo, Mount Albion, leaves this

for Fair. He will also tonight take in the annual dinner at Amherst of the old stu- dents of the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph where he took a course some years B80- _

Owinu to the fact that the Northumber-

land did not cross to Point du Chene yes- terday the express arrived on time last

made the round trip to Picton yesterday but did not reach here till 11.15 last night. The trip over was n rough one.

Tl-in news has been received by John

Murphy of the Ellinor of the death of his brother Wm. Murphy in Pittsburg, Pa. by an explosion in a gunpowder factory. He was a son of thc late James Murphy who died about I3 years ago and was previously employed in the G_as Works.

Barons alarizemudiencc in Sn. James Bnlllast night Prof.' Theodore Ross of Prince of Wales College read an excell- ent paper on Psychology in Education. At. its closea spirited discussion was taken part in byalarge nnuiber of the members and wi_ll iie,.coutinu_ed next Monday evening. .The chair was occu~ pied by the President: of the-Y. M. L. A. Colonel Stewagt.

THB steamer- Halifax will arrived to-

night froni Boston and ivill lay up for re- pairs. She sails on December 28rd for Havana, and in company with the Oili- vette will run between Havana and Key West.-The steamer Aranmore is due from Quebec and will enter thc Plant line service for the winter. She sails on Weil- aesday for Boston and will continue a weekly service until April.-Halifax He- rald, Dcc. 4th.

'The vessel Ambition from Cliarlotie town to Boston whose hnrdpassnge was re- ported yesterday expcricncedbad weather during the greater- portion of the passage. On Wednesday last when oil' Sec-l Island a terrible southwest gale prevaii\»d. During the storm \Vm. Connolly; of Lunenburg (N. S.), was washed over- board. Every efl`or`t`wns made to re:-cue the unfortunate mah, but he evidently had been rendered unconscious and he sank before his shipmates r~ould_ rescue him. ri

Tris literary contest was continued in

Victoria Division of the Sons of Temper- 'ance last evening and was more than successful. Andrew .McNair -mails an excellent presidliig officer and Cap' tainii Lawson _and Chappell brought up their forces in good, form. The meeting was taken by surprise with the rendition of two original poems, one on each side, which brought forth much applause. The interest was fully sustained and every seat in the hall was filled. Look out for something good next _Monday evening.

- _ _ ii . Tun following officers of Branch 210 O. M. B. A. city were installed at the regular meeting last night:-I

Pres.-Jas. Mi-Isaac.

lst. Vice.-Jas. Edmonds.

2nd. Vice.-Andrew McQuaid.

Rec. Secy.-I-I. Fitzgerald.

Asst. Secy.-J. J. Desmond. Fin. Sccy.-R. T. Maddigan.

Treas.-F. Blake.

Marshall.- J os. Gallant.

Guard.-Ezra Power. Trustees.-W. W. Vi'alker, J. D. Mc-

Donald, F. Koughan.

THE annual meeting of Lots 20 and I0

Farmers institute was held at Hampton Hall on Dec. 2nd. There was a good at- tendance of farmers from Hampton,

meeting was opened by presidentMatthev\ Smith M. L. A. with an address on stltute work. The Secretary James W. Vlllett read his report showing the In- stitute to be in a good financial condition. The delegates appointed to attend the

Vice do -Crisp Moore.

T W Villett.

the near future.

L. C. ami Mrs. Owen, Ottawa, and formerly of this city, have removed to Toronto where Mr. Owen has, been an- pointed manager of the Bank of Ottawa.

FROM MIDDLETON

tion. The Guardian printed in the morn- ing reaches here at 2 p. rn. same day. Colin Craig has added to the appear-

ance of his place by having large windows

house built, by George McLean, Searls- tovrn. -

All are please to learn that Jos. Black-

more is out again after his serious illness . Miss Sadie Craig is iniproving under the sliilful treatment _of Dr. lillohnson, Tignlsii. ' --

Miss Blanche Craig, Emerald, is _visit-

ing in Middleton, the guest of -her cousins Miss Lina and Norman Craig.. i

P. J. Connelly, proprietor of Middleton

Stock Farm is taking the advantage of an open fall by having two teams plnughlng in his field.

Sutherland VVright is the owner of a

very fine young Pai-kwood. Gordon M. Wright has purchased a very fast trottcr by the name of Trainor from E.T. Wright.

The schools are in a flourishing condi-

tion under tlie management of Miss Minerva Keegan and Amos Moan.

Elias and Mrs Schuruiun have returned

for the winter.

Clifford Wright has purchased ii valu-

able trcttsr from Thomas Iiohins,I3cdeque, also a. valuable horse from E. T. Wright.

Many friends are sorry to hear that Mrs.

Rufus Wright hnsbeeninilisposed forsome time. Dr. Sutherland is in attendance.

Mrs. John Cairns is visiting friends in Charlottetown. Middleton Contractors \Vright & Cairns

are doing extensive repairing at James Oonnelly's.

BORN.

In this city, on Sunday, Dec. Ilrd., to

Raymond and Mrs. Acorn, a son.

At Surnincrside on Dec 3rd to Dr

and Mrs McLellan, n daughter.

DIED.

At Malpeque on Friday Nov. 2-it-li, John

Thomson aged 85 years.

At Malpeque, after it brief illness, on

Nov. 22nd., Edward McCarty (Jr).

At West Cape, Nov. 20th, 1005, Anabelia

MoWillam, relief. of the late Jacob Mc- Willam, aged 74 years.

At Fairview on Monday Dec. 4th,

Philip Fei-han, agedjili years.

(Funeral Wednesday at 10 dcloek from

his late residence).

I At. St `Avards on Sunday,” Dee 3rd, Wiillaui Rattray in the 70th year of his age.

[Funeral from his late residence today

at 2 p. m . to Sherwood cemetery. ]

Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach t e diseased portion of the ear. There is

only one wafv tocure deafness, and that is by const tulional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucuous lining of the Eustachian

Tube. When this tubcis inflamed you have a rumbling sound or lmper ect hearing. and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless ihc inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine

cases out of ten are caused l_§_y Uatarrh, which is nothing but an in amed con riition of the mucous surfaces. We will giveOne IIundredDollarsi'or any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannotbe cured by Hall's Cararrh Cure. Send for circulars free.

F. J. CHENEY sr 00,. Toledo, o.

Sold bv Druggists, '75c. Take Halls Family Pills forconstlpailon.

BIG FIRE AT ARCADIA, FLA.

Westmoreland and Argyle Shore. The _

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Arcadia, Fla., lnvolvinga loss estimate

early hour this morning.

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Farmers' Meetings in Charlottetown are RADIANT WOMAN!-IOOD.

John McKinnon, Crisp Moore, James W. ~ _

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JohnG. McPhali and Patrick Hagen. Rosses_sin§ the unlimited advantages of The officers appointed for 1900 are:- °“ii'i"-h I 1° X_°“kl“'°m"“ ”;‘“l:}° h“i}}’5;l?’l` Pre5ldem'_M“'th°W Smith' M' L' A' tdhigdbsi asunketii liaggxiureexltiaiistifd ni-i£\\‘ed,

all tel ofa terrlb e struggle to keel up.

Sw- - ¥:.‘:.:‘_‘ .:‘"‘:_.i;z'.‘.“. srsaseiii. ":...i;.ii.':' Directors-Fraser McDonald, George ‘ ’ I __ ~ ‘ .. - _ 1 .¢_ E. Laimi,James Mcpimii, John G. Mc- {‘,§f,',fi§'i.{,._"“ “ w°'"““° “'“°"'° Phail, James McKay, Ernest Crosby, .E_;er_r‘ozi»i;e_ii_irLi:_es women sfro_ng, _plumi Allred Cameron’ ‘mules F' Dum' John Iirdtrlnigiittr ‘fthe l?ilrilri]etlIaii°ib‘i'lin‘;siii)\i§cl(:¢_ M°Ki““°“i M*‘i°°i'“ F"g“5°“ ‘md N°" ` sinew, bone and nerve. Vitallzlng bloo

Waddell. This Society intend pur- f_o\;_x‘__s_es_ th_roug_h the i_io_<_i_y,_innlrlng de-

coor a rs.ru wma»

chasing some more pure bred stockin _l!st__l_\_n_m__ i F_8DY_'_1;>n____ f___y.9__ _ix I:

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We havejnst received a

nice' line oi calendar mounts in the following

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.08 cents each .os cents each .io cents each ` .iz cents each

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you will want some really

good “Sachet Powder.” We ave

Piveta Azurea.

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“ Violet. Sealy Carnation and others.

‘- “Tho Two Macs” _ iiiiiiiii.iiiiii»

The daily mall is giving perfect satlsfac i

in his dwelling house, also a nice well- -i

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Taiiira, Fla, Dcc. 1.-Practically thi-

entiie business portion of the town of

at $250,000 was destroyed by fire at an

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Thousands of Handkercliiefs at special

Christmas prices--at the great Handkercliicf

sale.

Moore ®. McLeod

“SIMPLY THAT

We are specialists in Furniture. We :sell no-

thing else. Our whole attention is directed to the study of this important business. We are therefore NOT experimenters. We KNOW what to buy. We KNOW what will give our customers satisfac- tion. Ou-r 44 years’ experience goes with every piece we sell--guaranteeing strongest construction, icorrect style and lowest possible price. "" Now in conclusion, Xmas is coming. You want to make a present to a friend. Don’t you think a. piece of furniture would be just the thing he or she would appreciate? at “Newsoi1‘s prices"-it wo1i’t cost you much. Call in and take a look round, and if you want Furniture buy from

IKTIEIVY7 3C)K'.

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Reefers................. .. . . . . ... . $7.50 Chesterfield Overcoais.... . . . . . . . ._ $io.oo RagiauOvercoats.... ,. . . . . . .. $12.00

Cali and see them.

The Humphrey Clothing tore

Opera House Building, Grafton Street, City. A. WINFIELD SCOTT. Mgr. PIIOUC 63- P. 0. BOX 417- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

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JUSTTHINK OF IT!

A high grade portrait for ;$i.25 for a special Xmas offer. You can

slve more than agent'_s commission by sending your photo or tiiitypc, with 75c for a nice crayon, hand finished portrait, and on delivery 5oc, melting in-all only $1 25. I am also getting a large stock of i6xzo frames for portraits to sell at $r.45 and up. l)Jn‘t be in a hurry to give, to strangers who in many cases never return original nor money. Hundreds of people in P. E. I. have lost valuable originals and cash deposits by dealing with foreigners. I have but one agent. Duncan Livingston,any others representing themselves for the High Grade Art Parlors are not genuine. Deal with a reliable House

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PAINESS EXTRACT ION

There is nothing else just as good. Can be given to old or young. Has no after effects, is

SAFE. SURE. HLRMLESS.

Ask your friends and they will say the same. We have been

using this method in this city for the past year and our large increase in fr ends andfatienta prove that what we any is true. BEST T ETH - - . - $8-00--$10.00 '

Extraction free when teeth are ordered.

All work fully guaranteed.

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