THB GUARDIAN. cniuu.o'r'ra'nowN, rumen nnwann rstairn, raaaoaitr 4. I '

Cherry Pe¢fom1lHl PlllS|l]lNlS lil|]lllSS

lf your doctor says this is the

best cough medicine you can rake, thcntakeii. We are willing . _ I I I

to ieave’it \viih him. i.'..‘l.'.fll,°»'|‘.f.¥.;1

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For the Photo Work Come to th

Leading Studio

` CARBONS

PLATINOTY PES ARTISTS PROOFS

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welcome.

Are Your Lungs Worth 25c ?

\/Vhy do you liack and cougii when

H ughes’

Its ii pleasure and a satisfaction

Will give you immediate relief,

A bottle never fails to cure tlie most obstinate and chronic cough.

Price 25c. W. w,

Geo. E. Hughes. Apotbecaries Hall.

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NEW DEBIIRISAY BLOCK. Z 9 S

The Studio where baby is always - ` ,

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\Ve speak again about the ‘Weline r Watch”

to wear one.

See them before you buy. For sale by

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(Continued from page 3).

lsfantory, but, in any sea~on, l'. must be borne lu mind that apart from the ear ly varieties, we cannot present. anything but. immature fruit on the tables at this period-the commercial eortaiwith which our interests are especially hound up can never be succes-fully shown-then in these circumstances the necessity and importance of the Winter Show which, for thc second time, we open today, be- comes more and more manifrst.

Because nf the many blanks in the prize

list of tho Exliiliition and its t'oiiipai~a..i- vely large grant from the public chest we matic irce to risk the Coiiipuiiy for a contribution to the prizes we have decided to give in couiitctioii with this show. As tliplonias too often received are not always highly regarded, we thought lo tiller premiums this year Everybody knows that our annual grant is altogether inadequate to llic work we have to perform and that we cannot hope to perform it satisfactorily or attempt to meet thc denianda made upon uv, till it ia increasedin some way. The Exhibition Co'npany has had a bad ycnr, however, and th ere being nothing to give the Pre- sident rtigretfully announces his inability to help us. We nevertheless hope for some satisfactory way out of our present straits und, having put our liiind to the plough, iii connection with these shows, which we believe to be of prima importance, wc will not look hack. liven in such ii ycar as this, the show is higlily crcditahle, und the specimens from the neighboring provinces afford our growers a splendid

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BEAUTY IN COLLA RS

The beautiful Guish on our laundry wort:

makes it a pleasure for the sweater, andthe ad- miration of the observer.

Your lady friends will admire this beauty.

and your good judgment. if you have your laundry wurk done up at the

STAR” STEAM LAHNDRY,

gps ¢ \.

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r Beaver lea

l Has the right flavor,

__ strength and color. just

‘ft

THE TEA for an evening ,'

party.

.if Jas. Kelty & oi.

5 tts w -V

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“Get the Habit"

Bring your Drug Wants

REDDIN BROS..

All orders delivered free in town

and country. PHONE 36-

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Puiiiitiaijileeiings

’1he undersigned have agreed to

meet the electors of West Queens as follower- Irlahtnwn, Monday, Feb ist, 7 p. in. Clifton, Tuesday, Feb znd, 7 p. ni. Granville.Wednesday.Feb iird, 7 p.m.

Hope River, Thursday, Feb atb, 7 p. m. .

New Glaagow,Friday, Feb 6th 7 p.m. Hunter River. Saturday. Feb 6th, r .30

p. m.

Brookfield, Monday. Feb 8th. 7 p. in. Kingston, Wednesday, Feb ioth, 2

p. nr.

North River, Thursday, Feb rith, 7

. m.

Ailfon Hall, Friday, Feb izth, 7 p rn. Milton, Saturday, Feb r3th, 7 p. ni,

I-IORACE I-IASZARD. A. A. MCLEAN.

16 dt!

75 CENTS A PAIR

A snap for women

and girls. All

broken lines of

wonien’s and girls’

fine boots and

shoes picked out

of our stock and

placed on our

counter at 75 cents

a pair~- the best lot

of boots ever had

for tlie money.

Alitiltltllu.

‘Ci

24 cant Tea for

19 cts per lb.

We have on liand 45 Boxes of

New Blend Tea iniported direct front London last Fall wliicli we want to clear out at once. ln order to do so we offer the lot in

'unbroken packages at thc low rate of

I9 cents per lb.

The boxes contain 2| pounds of

tea each and we gtiarantee the tea to be a first-class article.

BEER & our

Zottcert at lllierrv tlallev Repeated

evening last, will be repeated on THURSDAY, FEB- atb. M8 P- tu.. in the Cherry Valley Hall, with changes and additions in the pro- gramme Cake, etc. for sale.

Admission 16 cents.

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The concert given Wednesday-

Hitherto the Canadian Irlorticulturlst,

an excellent perioiicai published at To- ronto, has been our ntliciai organ. It was given to every member and cost us, first 50, latterly, 75 cents of our fee. Even 8518 nowdennnndod; and, hence, we have to make another arrangement altogether. Fortunately, the generous offer of the Maritime Farmer, already tha organ ai' the F. G. A. of N. S. comes to us at the opportune moment, and we are able to sc- curc it to all the membership at a reason- able rate. Besides. its subscription list in the province, already considerable, and increasing rapidly, will be li-xndcd over to us, and thus wc shrill mutually scrve each other. \Vc have assurances, too, that the horticultural department of this rolinblo paper willbe much improved and brought up to the ievti of all reqiiirenirnts from this quarter.

It is satisfactory to be able tn say that

nil, cr nc-irlyall, the important resolut- lins passed at our last niecting liavt-_ been acted on by the governing bodies to which they were addressed. Never pcrhapr has any association had more aubstiiutial grounds for gratification. The Steam Navigation Co. has installed the systein of cold storage we tienianderi; the Local Government has appointed aForceitry Commission, continued the lixhibition grant and added ii small amount to our own; the Federal authorities have _iust numod tio Iliiilwriy Coni- ini~n~lon which we favored by rc. solution and prr-iriiscs to take up our suggestion to convoice Ccntrnl Coun- cilsnt Ottnwti in the interest of agricul- ttiri-. Only one ofoiir iloinaniia is not yet. in the way of being satisilerl. \Ve ai-k tpe liociil Ir.-gislaiuro to protect us iiguinst the fraudulent trot: agent iinrl graftsinnii and pointed out this way it, should be done. \Vc hope that thi-i iniporltmt tniittcr will bc attended to nt the cirliest. possible moment. and thus the long list of the duped coiiilnei within it.-i present limits. New iiccessltics are now arising. \\'c re- quiro uniformity in fruit packages all over Canada; better and cheaper trans- port-ition both by rail and water; a system o utilizing to arlvantago our rough and surpltis fruits. etc. ifndei' Chief McKin- non tiie first need is being quickly ratin- riii-'i. und we shall willingly lend our aid the liailway Coniniission oiiizlii. to holpiidjust the artrond rciriily so fur as rail cnrrage is concerned at least while our ocean shiprnentii would be licttcr see- ved by a line of our own,or even one steam- ship of our own, aubsidizztl by the General Government and plying regularly bntwoen Charlottetown and Britain. We cortninly want some ctnicern to take up cx'r~,nsivcly and make ri paying matter tnilio producer, the jamrninir, pulping an_l cvaporatlngol apples and small fruits. There was n great. demand for pulp of all kinds this year in Britain, a demand that could not be satlstled while we were obligci to give our small fruits away nt. half nothing. You will be called upon to deal by resolution with.t\ll these matters.

Considerable quantities of fruit have

been brought to the Island this autumn both from tho otbor provinces and the States. Some will lo imported even when wc have ri superior nrticlo and plenty of it ourselves, for i~uch ie the pcrverslty of train. The Marh's Act has greatly protected us against frtudulnntly packed fruit. Some has reached ul, however, and Inspector Burke, whose energy is commendable, has siicurcd several convictions, which will go far to prevent a repetition of this dishonesty. It would be well for importersf ol' fruit throughout the province to acquaint the Inspector with every case of fraud so that purchasers may be safeguarded, evil pun- ished and the fair name ol Canada upheld.

When "Canada" is branded on a psek-

aize of goods it should be a guarantee, better than any other, that they are honestly packed. It has no stooi in the British Market, I am happy to nay, with

regard to the fruit. rif Prince Eiward ls- land,and that good name we cherish

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White’s Chocolates are covered with the highest grade chocolate coatings _

eXcendingly,anil pledge ourselves to main' tain uuaullied. To handle only the best, then, demand thu prompt adoption of improved methods in fruit raising. Per- haps the weakest link in our horticultural chain at present is the lack of fertllizinig. In other words the orchard ia starved, sees little or no manure and' is supposed to bring in a crop of good fruituudor these conditions. lt is no wonder that we hear sl much about the want of flavor' lu our apples. Siaijve the sheep, the hog, thc liullock and the same tfry will go up about our meat. l"¢-ed thc trio, then, it-tetl it generously and in piuportioii to yt.-ur care and effort, will lie tht- profit; quantity and quality will steadily improve, and its oiiruther products can .~t.auti up against the kccneet c-'niipetition anyviiicrc, so our fruit must. coiiic to lic regarded with special favor not only bet-iiiisc of its rc- markable keeping qualities hut also for the excellence of its flavor.

Before concluding, l wish to make my

acknowledgements and those of the As- sociation to the gentlemen of tho Execu- tive andthe etiicient Secretary-'l`reasurer especially, for the great services rendered during the year; I wish, also to ackiiow ledge the obligation we are undtr to Secretary of Agriculture Macltliliau, for uufailiug devotion to our ends. An-i whilst on this subject it'wera well to say, too, that we are grateful to the Federni and Local l)epartmciits of Agriculture f.r the very iuutcrial assistance they hive continued tr render us. On our own part we can I think, say, without cgot,lsm,ih»it; we have done about its wt-li as could be, under the clrcuinstaiices, to develop and extend the fruit industry hero and make it a prominent and pcrmenent provin- cial resource; that we have taken no second place in the deliberations of kind` red bodies and have upheld our ticni' Island`a name with some honor with the stranger. This I freely admit, has entailed some sacrifice and Home cost, but such positions will entail stiil greater sacrllioe and expense in the future; and thus while I think that it is too much to expect that those who as sumo them must continue to incur this large ann increasing personal expense without.. cent of remuneration, I am on the other hand as thoroughly convincei that only those equal to the cil`ort of kccp- ing the horticultural banner of P. li. I., on the heights where it is now plants i, and willing tu aacriilce time and energy to serve loyally what it represents, shoull think of assuming such positions. I thank you, gentlemen, for having elect d me twice to this honorable place, and lie- »-peak for my successor the swine enthusi- astic and loyal support which you have accorded to me at all tlmts.

iii. J. W. Campbell Nearly SO Years Old Bnnishes Serious Liver, Kidney and Blood Troubles.

Mi' J. VV. C.\i.upbeil, it rcsirluiit Ol’

Aultsvillc, On‘., rcscucil from grave and fatal dnngcra :~iays;~"l feel ti.ii_tyfli1i-y to ncknovrlerige thc licnetltl have received from your rnedii-.ine l‘uinc's Celery Compound which I have brfen titkiivgfor about six months. I was afflicted with kidney, livci' and blood trnubles,wlilcli,uli put tonethernnade it very trying I am now sovt-nt)-seven years of age, and can ti iiiy sny that your iiicdiciiis has made me ical well, with the exception of tlic usual inilrriiitiss which old nge brings on."

PA.INE’S Celery

Compound Saved His Life.

Ifyou are sick nnii desire lice medicn

advice write to "ilonaiiltlng Physician,

The \V<‘lls KZ Rieliarflstiil U0., I.irnilcri ‘£00 Mount iin St.. Mnntrt-a’_ i’. Q.

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The big rlisrvrititil silt’ is now on itl I). A. I!ruco`s. You run iiuy iii.:n's under- wear, shirts. gloves, caps. fur <-.ill-tra, rettdymndo ov(-rcont.i=. i~uii.s, inipcrtrd and home rnat'c without. profit t..i the seller. Z) d w ti

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Nor merely A new spring or ei new clip, but a form of eye. glass mounting wholly new, adjusted In a new way: takes hold and holds on ln a new way.

Nothing jar.: r/rem out of place.

Try a pound box.

.- “’ "_*--~» '_1» G. F. Hutcheson

_ _ _ Export Opelcian

and are noted for the creaininess and delicious flavors of the cream centres. chu-1°¢¢,¢°,,°

9.5.1.

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-,; 3 _ - MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE

LADIES’ CLOTH SKIRTS

(lnly 36 left--:i _'ot of tlieiii :it ll."\LI" l’RIL`I<`

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the balance at one third off.

Lanies’

All this seasoii's goods at one tliird oil.

Ladies’ Fur Coats, Caps, Muils, Ruds, lioas

and Mitts, one tliirtl eff.

STANLEY BROS

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We wish to thank our ciistome-rs for tlie generous share of

patrotirtgeextendcd to its during ‘lie past year and would rr>:=pe‘t- fully :tak for .1 continuance ofthe smite tliiriiig tht- yt-:tr 190-i,

Wishing you one and :ill ii llappy New Year.

We rciiiziiii yours truly,

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‘if Solid Boots i

‘$'£§f5`f`5-‘ZSIX f»¥¥2E’?‘.'=r3~l’#Z1""'!i`.’<`.f

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titir rt-piitrttioii tor keep-

ing solitl leatlier lior>i.s_ is

» well bzickt-rl tip tliirs fall by _ xi voiiiplt-te stock of good,

r reliable, v':itcr]»i'<»of boots.

, tiiins iii.‘.i?i;‘i;.2;§`§.1§§...

'it ` :iii<l we as.\tii't- von pci'

H feet ~';tti_~l;ictioii il \t»ti btiv ‘

_soinc of Cl{0.\`ll\'\\`.i<lil)-

_ lill\'(`i :intl otlit-r itiiikcs

iitiiiibci' of pianos we keep.

tlliit l()0l{ Wflll :tfltl \'<>ii\\'ill lit' liciicfiti<'<’. _

Sound fairly wel] at ,,, by :i tzii-k iviili tis on lni<.t»., .

the start. Ydti can jA|| prices $145 up_ f`

Tlicre are any

buy cheap pianos :

tliat will do tliatf- f, I H '

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but ri piano slioiiltl ‘ ,_ , _

;» lin- lxtit-iiviirt-il

39 _made It/If)_ last In ti I. aiiliciiiifiti.

ifetiiiie. it on y "

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stays good a few

months it is dcrti' zit -

aiihiizmiii i Hocirier

stints

Dmt`t un on thc ice rind bc

Arc the kind that stand. They are i Safe ii1StrtiiiietitS to liniitlirnpperi with n poor buy_ S01 1 only by slick. \\'t- soil n good

hockey, seeoiitl growtli ash for 40 cents. A stick you

BRUSH can rlcpciitl upon, cele-

, QUCCLI Strect. bratcd for rigidity and ;_ _/ iigiitness. '\Ve give spec-

~ itil tliscoiiiits to clubs.

Mitchcii's Bookstore

Stiiiiiwific.

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