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tof the good people 9{,,Chg;.

‘°*_f9!°“K“ “ll-d4°°'~1WYf»f_¢5r the largest ~ Xmasitrs de inf 1-the hip. "°1`y °f Our ,store -end, we Shafu 50 ' our_.b`§st _ in the future as in ‘ the past t° ii\ak°_ Taylorls /Bookstore 'he}`H1<§i popular Bookstore

Wood

at Ba.

January

` remheu ` 'sity ensstemsilgrdeia-

.r.c.a»r`c.ru'B.s.o¢uso°wiids¢¢d

W B- AND Mae- Lasso Tryon, .who

have been _spsndypoge ,uw qgyo 19 g,h¢_ city intend return ng home today. "

= E. 0. Trmcs,»rormerly of the Massey Harris Co.her_e, and now in St.,John,oame

°°!i\1° 01°! Saturday, He left on return last night.

Tan Minto went to Picton Sunday m°l'l\ll18 and returned yesterday shortly after ten with a full general cargo and six passengers.

sch l.II`lllsl»`o , ' is »

°° '° "” "'*° “W s°"“’°” Miss Bmndn wsrsa. Lim.. River,

~' ~ _‘ _ _ 4 .

~' 1. I Du. axvnllue. 6.11. Msavnq, lsourig, Vllli-lug in Alberry Plains the guest

“ = :lc visiting Mrs mm.,-, pmum at her brother Joseph. ; c

ma' N B H-ALPHA MAB. o ular

Tlisaviirut 7 v ~

\ ' - , ., _ Wllmerclal man ell-known in this

aftera long basing. _mp bhmuuh

counts on all calendars, etc.,

in Charlottetown, ,_

We are giving big dis-

_Come in and see us. T&yl0r's Bookstore.

fancy goods, 'this week.

FIRE lNSl|!llNOE.

_ For rates in the P. E. Islam; M pq 111,-8 1

. Saranac Comlppnics on Farm? '§ui1din:

, - nrclws Hal school Houses. Cheese Fas

ries, ater Mél;lsi)er£{»ngL3;¢;__ g,pp]¥ fp . . <1 w~ me we L "3i’.?.‘ii.l‘...'i’.'£‘€»?.i

svannsesussieuviprng

, ' The V ‘ Eclipse _Bakery

~» wishes. its _ customers a _ Happy and

~ Prosperous ' '

. 1906.

I D.M.sNn Mas. MoLnon, Wood Is- for his trlaiat the next sittirg ot M1118, returned home Saturday after-s Court. His personal recognlzance

Dlesxsant visit to friends in Bradalbsne $1,000was accepted. `

Wiltshi _ ' »

auLIau'r GOEZRNOR McKiNNo d ll tl Tuluwbue delivered by 'L F'

Mme Mo-Kin a d Nan t e in,Spring Valley hall on Thursday

11°" re “rue yesterday from ing last was a decided success.

Ulgg where they have been visiting for before the time appointed the large the past few days. spacious hall was fled to its utmost

AMONG those in the city Saturday were K , t

_ J. W. Carruthers, Dr. Green, G.:S.Inman, Bsrsnngfioizlihélfxzgate. d Long

‘ . wn an

Montague; Dr. H. R. Wi ht ‘C l ~ -

I 8 ’ 8 gary' A. D. Sterling, Kensington, being present

B. A. Carruthers Mill River.

’ gave an excellent address in which

C. R. Bunanss, of Wolfville, N. S., the eulogized in highest terms the ability and

largest owner of shipping in Nova Scotia popularity of the speaker which

and one of 'the wealthiest men in the evidenced by the large number present.

province, died last week, aged &) years. Mm, Mmm” MCLEAN was entert i ed

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THE death is announced from typhoid by har young lady friends at the

fever in Florida of Mrs. Arnold. House, Crapaud on Thursday Deceased waeja sister of John McLeod, previous toher departure for

Riverdale and Murdock McLeod, Bon- town where she goes to takes business

shew. h _ _ DONALD E.MoKsv shot a bear about presented “ gay “pp°“"““°°' “nd "W four miles from Selkirk station Friday. °'d°' ‘md m“““°" in Whléh the young ,He ,md some others were chopping ,D ladiescarried out their excellent program the woods an the umm The be" wma is commendable. The song entitled “Good

- old Winter Time” which was sung

female and weighed between four and aoepbabfyb F d M D ld d

\ y re c ons ,sn

five hundred pounds.

is so appropriate at this season of -the

29 [6 year, deserves special mention, and very

ON Friday evening, Dec. , Carneg

Maik Wfifht Fumlmml c°’9- E ance Act. All expressed themselves as

_ _________! determined to stamp out the liquor trafilc

tak

Division s. 0. T., Braeaibsne, st its flttlnsly brcushtthis social gatherins to regular meeting lelccted and installed the .B °!°S9-

f..llowing ofllocrs for the ensuing quarter: " ST PETER D, 4, i ,,100 N 3 I 0 W' P" Gyms M'“`““i .W' A-1 C“5ie T. held a scgsloii Bang; johool-rooisii Matheson; R. Scribe, Mack McDonald, A. on the evening of Tuesday Dec wth Re_ Bi. S., Katie Graham; F. Scribe, George presentauves were p,.ese,',,, fm,” ,,,;ef01_ Dimnl Treas" Rod McKay; Ch-“V-1 G°°"3° lowing lodges: -Martinvale Savage Har

- £11513 bond., Bertha McLeod; A. C., C. bm., Morning Star' Rmng stu' M“,le_

°’°“; 1- S-~ N°"“‘"' R*’°*‘= 0-S-» -T°l"1 wood. The District chief 'rsmpier

(3 ws? _(_”_`$“Pf§_§',~, M“'f‘°l M°Le°d- _ Chas. Waye of St. Peters presided. Thd _. .1 ...sm ;delm»1$eexenwted‘ considerable ' I . _. .ment oniz Temperance lines in a IN F i but that some difficulty is experienced

I ‘ “AIWBY5 nm ‘Wit Vahmin um °itY» the enforcement of the Canada Temper-

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e-Sale

_srgains

_ Tliolisands of dbllars worth of damaged goods have still to be brought out and placed on sale. Each day sa pidly as circumstances permit we bring these

,_ goods orward. Whether smoke or fire damaged,

_everyt ng is selling at extraordinary reductions from

' origin' prices( _ A

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l » ` MT s we"plece~on sale twenty-tive fashionable jackets

i.f»`f"" 1; iz), .,

r sliloasats JACKETS $239'

` in plain bhxck and mixed black and white. Newest style

Reducedpfn

‘Q-in every particular s slight odor of smoke being only

» "\.d,an§age. Wo:-ilt"up‘to$9.oo. Now st$z.5o.

BLACK siuar BARGAINS

About a hundred Meu's Black Sateen Shirts are offered--

smoke damaged only. Finest make, big ample roomy shirts -fast black. `Regular prices 45c, 6oc, goc, $1.20 and $1.35.

, Nowf`or.... ....z9e, 4oc,6oc, 8oc and 9oc.

MENS LINED

ctovi-:s 356-

wide. and

Smoke damaged only-Our stock includes almost every

sort flue Walking Ggovee in Kid and Mocho, Driving and Working Gloves su Mitts of every sort Former rloea'..`...:. ..... . . . . . . . .. .65o, Soc. $1.10, $i.35

....35c,4y:, 65c,, 75c

AND BEAVERS THAN HALF 'R

_ black, Ladies damaged unhnrt.

5;?-

in these parts,and steps were eu

which it is hoped wiu achieve his desired

1 -c

Vi

PM

s

sun Mns._Wnvr

summenide, is

Lunenburg, is holidays in

River. 4 ~

Maritiuid Eirovinoos reached his home Himpmnr r1.B., Dil Saturday weak

lé:ll0l»f_Iil_Dh0ld 5118 llrdiiltlonb Of

aus. '

A alarms, Sask, despatch PY°l_i.l11|l1l\‘y henring_|on the criminal libel, preferred by Premier l»gB1|\8t J. K. Mdlunib, Editor and ietor of the Regina Standard, was eluded when Mclnnis was

¢'f|“fl!l1B many representatives from

las

course in t e C. B C The Forester House

gener l,

resu t. or.

ON the last trip of the

steamer Corinthian a Chlnaman brought in bond across the ocean. could not pay his head tax of $500 Halifax, and was not permitted to land. He was brought to this port with the intention of sending him back to , pool, but when [he arrived here be was ‘ allowed to land without paying the head tax. The Chinaman, however, did escape, and was sent to Montreal, wl heis now supposed to be. 'The release of the Chlnk was wired to the cur authorltiesat Halifax, and as a 1 of the telegram when the Corinthian ar rived there on Monday, sho was seized 'by the customs authorities, and agents, S. Cunard &Co., had to pay

$5fX).-St. John Sun.

A ,rnvrnauan visit was paid

Wheatley River Division S. 0.T. Friday evening by the members

Triumph from North Wiltshire.

meeting was opened in due form by members of _Wheatley, after which following program was credltabiy render- .ed by brothers and sisters from Triumph:

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Chorus; Recitation, Sadie Mite eli,Duet, Esther Clow and Margaret

‘Recitation, Hazel Edwards;

garet Campbell; Instrumental

` Mildred Clark, (encored); Recitation,

Nettle Mitchell; Duet, Edison Easter and Margaret Campbell; Reading,

Baiderston; Double duet; Reoltation, Enter; Duet, Annie McLean and

Campbell; Recitntion, Margaret

,ieuooi-ed); Chorus. At the close _program hearty votes of thanks 'tbndered to those who had taken part Wheatley Division intends toreturn

:visit in the nom- future. -

us

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GUARDIAN, JANUARY 2,' :gee

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THE driving on the streets

THE storm of Saturday night and Sun-

m and 3.05 p. m. and reach thcrc at

in for Charlottetown arriving at

B

M' s Blanche Wuye's rendin,f.; and

speed in u. manner similar

THE winter time table on the 1'. li. l.

I

{.Roor:ss left Sunday night ona

toToronto. A. Ellis and Ed. Deogan, were west Saturday afternoon.

MCALEEII. was arrested

night charged with drunkenness

S. EATON, B. A. of the Union Com-

has returned from a visit

Fsrnrm JouNs'roN conducted thc

in St. J oachlm's Church, Vernon

on Sunday last, ~

McDulT, late teacher at Victoria

token a position with the luter-

Correspondenoe schools.

Macnuon will preach Sunday

(ith instant, at Hartsvllle. ll n. ui.,

Valley, 3 p. m.-T. F. Fullerton,

Blnnlng, now manager of the Nova Scotia at Windsor, spent

with his parents, A. and Mrs_ St. John.

will he a meeting of of the League ofthe Cross this (Tues.) at 8 o‘clock in their hall. A

attendance is requested.

CLARA Srmms, daughter of A. W. and Miss Muriel Taylor, daughter I. Taylor, have left for Rcginu, where they will enter the teaching

V.

the Ladies

and Mrs. Weatherbie, Vernon

entertained a hirgc number of the people of Vernon lllvcr on New

'a evening in honor of their iliiughtcr, Weulthy's birthday.

the report of the Sunday School

ument ut Hunter' River nicntion

is ei James Mc-Guigan‘s nice recitation inadvertently omitted. Too much

cannot bc attached to the Super- cnt, Mr. Brown, to whose until-ing mainly is due the success of the

'i' the Police Court Saturday \Villin,ui

1' was sent up to the Su premc Court, a charge of perjury. Power was Led of injury to the propirty of Wares. The latter, her fiiinglitor,

grandson, swore that Power had been

place on Oct 29th, and mid hroiacn

or and window. The pi‘isoni\r, \\ hen on thc stand, had sworn :lint he

not been at her plate on thc diitc.

do

rv should see the Big Web Press printing so many

at 11.30 a. ni. on l\‘lonih\y or

ofeuch week. A monstrous

ofpaper,sever1il miles in li»n;;th, is

through the press utu high rule

to ilxnl. of

largest papers tl.\1'oughout the \\ orld is thefonly press of its kind in the and 'well worth seeing. tf

_\'c-s‘.0rili\y

only equalled by that of Clnistmiis

Every one who hurl ii horse

onthe streets; which were ln good

'l`hc weather was hlenl for the

and considerably warmer than on

The only uccidcnt. was on

Queen Street where a horse, owned A. MacDonald taking fright at ai upset the sleigh. One of the occu-

was considerably shaken up hui.

seriously injured.

was the worst offtlie winter, thus far. yesterday was biigbt and cleur. The

that fell during the storm did not

obstruct the roads in city or

The eastern and western trains

on time yceterday but the Murray train was over three hours imc

did not reach the city till 1.21). The on the brunch was quite deep at i and much difficulty wus export on the loop to Vernon River Brillirc.

goes into effect on Thursiluy

4th. Trains vvlll then leavi-

for Summersldc nt 8.25

a m and 0.1: p. m. Trains will Suinmerslde at 0.50 a. m. and 12.30

ln. and 3.05 p. m. Westwiirfl from

ie there will be one trnin

at 2. p. m. and reaching Tiirnisli at

irning it will leave 'l‘igni'al: n

rn. and reach Summersidc 10.25 ii. ni. from Charlottetown there will lic train a day leaving at 3.25 p. m. :mil

Sourls at li 25 p. m. and George-

utlli.05. Returning will lcuve Souris

lin. m and Georgetown nt 6.21' :\.m.

tho city at ll. u. m. (ln l\lo|\rln_y_

und Friday a freight will

Churlottown at 7.05 ii. ni. win-l\~

Souris at 1l.l0; and rctni-ning will Souris at 12.50 reaching the city nt A train will leave Emcrnhl ut 5.10

nl. reaching Capo Traverse iii. 0,00 p. ni,

on return will lcavc Cape ’l`riiversc.

7.00 a. ni. reaching Emerald nt 7. ii. in.

Murray Harbor brunch will iw mn

at prcscnt.

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PRICES

Christmas Perfumes

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wif.

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Csllliid are ua..

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SPECIAL BARE

anulumlaseupunifd

COST

is all we ask for the balance of our stock of

PERFUMES

This is your chance

to get the finest odors in the world at whole- sale prices.

"Tho Two Macs"

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DllUGGIS.'l‘8_ Oar. Gi. Geo. and Kent bis.

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,_. - 4 ‘ ‘. Wewerigtr here with a stock that win

-, 4 make your selection easy and satisfactory.

_ rccommendation of ours

A good smooth all wool

Our best selling low pri

` a

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blanket,

60 x 80 inches, 7 lbs to pair $2.80

ced line

is a fine all viool blanket 60 x 80 inches, 5 lbs, very fine and SIi100l£h $315

Another very desirable line in 60

x _So inch size, runs 6 lbs to the pair, pink border $450

Comparison with other lines is the best

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A blanket similar to the last but

64 x 84 in size and weighing 7 lbs to the pair--is excellent value at $

64 x 88 inches -a good large size,

running 7 lbs to the pair --fine smooth material 3

S-25

575

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lankets

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A splendid blanket from every

point of view is this next line, heavv, soft, smooth, good size --68 x 88, weigbing8 lbs to pair $6.85

[m‘3§, 'r cam BLANKETS "

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size 33 x 44 inches, light and soft and very

Wilflll

nice little line for childi‘en’s Cribs,

$1.75 ezifh ) g

Moore . McLeod.

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Du. W. W. 'l`A\'i.on. New York, who

night. on return

Fimxvic MuM1i.i..\N of the Merchants-.

Bank of P. E. I., spent the past two days at his home here. He returned lust

night.

to the i-ity lust night were Gilbert

-- - ~ ' - - (lovin Dui` of

orson _ »

home; Dr. Delaney, \\'elllngt0n.

A vicar enjoyable tea was given yestcr- .

diiy afternoon in the Baptist Schoulroom to the children and elder people of the congregation. In the evening B. very ln-

stereoptlcnn views under the direction 0 Rcv.T.1<`. Fullerton, \vhii~h were much upprccintcd.

-'tri

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tcrcsting progruru was given including. “The Store of (gualityf

has been visiting friends here left lust

iiii

We Wish Everybody

A.\io.\'i: thc pussengcrs by llie express- A P,-ospgl-ous New Ya,-

John N ewson,

l

-ella--milf-° -fir-. Rf--n»»~e»~w»~.»-s.r-»-me-»';’

f ._Donp!S!~.!§h,, ,KwN_EY;

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"" ' IB “Vi ’..T'°="=?.-.""'° .. ‘e.?1‘=»?=~"§‘-. as 2;,”

*' S _ti 3 Rn -fi ¢ ».i "‘f»'. ~"{,‘HE”E"F 315 ' elim* 4vs¢,,, B ET ue -“hs ,».1...f. .-

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EXPERT SEWlNG MACHINE REPAIliS.`.

Also sewing machine oil ol' iibsolule

purity, and the best ncclllcs nnrl parts for ull niiiclilncs ut Singer stores.

liuok for thu. rcrl S., Q\ice|iSir<-1 l (Tlnn-.

loltclown; also on south shlo ni \\'iii.i~

Slrcr-.t, Suniiiicrsirlc. l’. Ii. I.

ANNouii__i:_£|v|ENTs 4

iT n\on's fur cools at generous ilisr-niints A

for vnsli, .Ins Paton & (ln. :£741 ti' 1

'|`hc unnuul riivctiiig of thi- Slrulli

zilbyn <listri|:t l.. O. I.. will lm hi-lvl in llunymi Lodge llooin, llusc \/i\llo_v, on T|iv'~;ilny lhi- tlth riuy of .lunuury ut thi- hour ni ll o`i‘|u(',k 0.. in. llclcgutcs will lm mi-_t at Iirndnllinnc stntinu iinii convcyvil to liodirc ruon\.l‘i'in\»\i'y lodges pl:-asc si-ml returns to the unflcrsigncri utoiicc-lliigli Mcl.urc, Secretary. »i<li.w ii

.-- 11- Iron Ox Tnhlcia are for sale at th Apcthccarics Hail. 7<itf

Oillcc and Pocket Diaries for lilllll nl

sizes, ull prices,nll binding.~4.'l`l\e Cnnnill.-ii Almanac for 1900 now on sale at (`.iim-i' llookstore. 2.~’fl l v

Lookin ll. A. llruceawlndow for th highest clnssneck wear in thc city mid then look at more on the .sin-Ives.

2ld tf

Charlottetown Business College rc--opens

on Wednesiiay, .lnnunry Iird. lim. As therein a greater demand for stink-nt~ from this College than ever, thc attend- nncc will doubtless he vory large. intending students arc rcqucstcri to cnter as enrlv in thc torni mr possible Practical, up-to.rinic courses. coiiipotcnt teachers and unequnllcdfacilities. 'l`hc 0. B. 0. is the pines for voir. zvdci milf

Men's lined wzilkiiig and driving

mitts and gloves smoke damaged

_now 35, 45. 65 and 75c the _p r._ Vt'eeks & Co. mi lwil.

U-4'Y~\~wv~A-Hwveue-f~~n»viu~w~¢~|~i

R L S! ROLLS! ROLLS!

*ill P'_L.L.'5§¥¢_ i ll L

~. LK.@vEr D .1 ---- -- . 1.

“~it` Just received a limited quantity of sheep's

white. sheep's grey and sheep’s black.

See the east window.

The

Humphrey Clothing Store,

Opera Ilouse Building, Grafton Street, City.

A. WINFIELD SCOTT, Mgr. Phone 63. 1*. O. BOX 417

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QUICKLY and PERMANENTLY By Ullnf

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AND GIVE ~

VICOR AND VITALITY

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THEY oi.AmrY 'rue satin, Pumrv 1-ng

0 stooo Ano lmou|.A1'l 'rim lowetl

Bv Cleansing All Dloordoro from the lyseqn, Positively Cure all Diseases of thee Stomach, Liter Kid- ; nays, Sick Headache. Constipation and liervousades,

TW° 3|1°6» |60. 3116850. a Box I

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Qeliit. were-r so 0 Q PII-LS. :.uoe1'l‘rUTls log rxnn.. _

on\y.Regular 65,8o,$i.iosnd$| .35,| For sale by Iohtisoii *Br ]ol1n¢~.0\\

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