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Pointer

Why is our

tratfeflnereus-

ing every day i Be-‘

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gud g00dS give sltl-SfB¢'

_ ‘W tion. F. R. BCYCE,

Cdstorh Tailor. in M

_ Great George Street.

Druggists

Who Sell - t

Chamberlaiifs Cough Rem-

edy,

Ch amberlaln’s Colle. Cholera and Diahorrea Remedy, Chamber1ain’s Pain Balm,

Chamberlain’s , Stomach

and Liver Tablets. Geo. E. Hughes, Apothecaries

Halll

johnson Sr, Johnson.

McDonald & McKinnon. 1. G- Talniesorl, Medical Hall. A- W. Reddin. H. A. Ellis, also in Montague Murray River. _

and

fms

Nalitha Soap.

Thlsisa soap which very

highly recommended. `

Will wash everything washable,

clean everything eleanable, and hurt nothing. »

'TC per cake.

1-25°.

Je,l_3l<ins_ & Son

_QQ

cmd oil

Ihe Iliiie rhheep

Sloan

_ diuyon Woc.i. `

They were born on P. E. I.

REIIYS TRYON TWEEDS

are worn by_r_ich and poor.

Prices are easy. y Styles are latest. Fast colorings.

Tryon Woolen M'i"g Co.,

I Limited. I

Sold by all up-to-datrmerchants.

Beaver lea

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& awu.

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GLASS FRUIT JARS

We have on hand a large

' stock of Glass Fruit Jars

in pint, quart and 2 quart

sizes, selling cheap.

Special prices in dozen

lots.

JOHN UOIIIIOLLl & C0.

d _l w 1 eod '.i"&.m'i?k°.eTl:'lT°'m

T' 'E . ' _, ¢'v's="-~=¢;i`, W _

if-‘\l~ sg

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Has the right flavor,

trength and color. just

rl*

THE TEA for an evening __,'

party. f,

Jas. Kelly & Co.

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,f--,--my IINNUUNIIEMENTS

0fConcerts, Socia's, Entertainments etc., of a money making

l nature, 5 cents a line

§0f 6 words) for first nsertion, and 2 K cents a line for meh continuation. Churches and charl- table institutions half rates. Minimum » price 15 cents.Black

ype announcements oublerates. Births,

\ hfaxriages a n d

I Deaths FREE but

verses with deaths avue rate as above.

THB GUARDIAN, J

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ll= roll olur xnlaw

When your well stocked store was _going to burn down, you could wait to insure until the week he- fore, but

When It is Destroyed

You are too late. Remember thc old adage, “There is no time like thc, present." and no iuaurunce like cura.

l is in

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We wish our cus-

tomers one and all

A_i_

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.»rosper-

OIIS I

New Year.

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SUPERB sllowofllm

_ sliver.

In table silver-always welcome

and appropriate gifts for house- wives, we show several thousand dollars worth of line goods. The great bulk of these goods are new. The prices are figured on the low- est ssible basis for such' thor- oughly ine and up-to»date wares- For example; Cake baskets Fern dishes Pickle dishes Plated Mugs

Bon bon dishes Butter dishes , Card trays _

Napkin rings

Spuells _

Klliygs and forks

per dozen ., * A great variety of other hand- ome pieces at ali'sorts of prices.

$3.00 to 6 oo

#3 50 to 0.50 1.50 to 5 po §l.oo to 5.00

gmac to 5.00 1.50 to 5.00 $3.25 5oc up lz 50 doz up $4.00 to 5.00

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EW. TAYLOR.

Saturday wud the usual Prohibition

day at the Police Court. Thcrc were only two cases each adjourned from the previous Wednesday and each for first offence. Bun they were more than ordin- arily Interesting to the spectators as they showed the devices to which fha violaiorsof the law will resort tn es.a;le convictions. The prosecutor was repre- presenacd by F. L. Hansard, K. C. cud J. J. Johnston and A. J. B. Mcillsh were counsel for defendants.

The first case was against Edward Col-

lins. lt had been adjourned for a vfitne~s named James Power whom Mr. Johnston desired to have in court. Power was not aubpocnucd however, tho dcfanaa expect- ing that after the expressed wlah to have hlm_ present in the Court. ou thc previous day, the fact that his name was on the ln- formatian would be sumcil-ut. for the cle k to issue a subpoena. Mr. Johnston sake-i for another cujournment. Mr. Hasaard -contended than it was ridiculous to ima- gine that a subpoena would issue simply because an aftorncy stated in court that hs desired to have a witness prrsant. Au officer went to hunt for Power; he could not be found and the casa was adjourned till Wednesday.

Theo came the iron-hue case. Joseph

Pembroke who was conducting a Christ- mas trade at the saloon owned by G. A. Esaery waa tha dnlchdlli- Ernest Whlte not liquor from the

counter but/thcugbo it was u Christmas gift. Bc gave another fellow money to get liquor hut got neither the money back or thcliquor.

Robert lord had got iron-bra the day

before Christmas but did not know whether it was intoxicating or not. Ho asked for whiskey. Pembroke said kc had none but would give him ~lron-bre. From a.no her bottle he mixed in some ginger ale. He visited \ha place three times dur- durlnu the day for iron-hre.

Herbert Carver had been treated with u

friend to Iron-bre which was diluted with another fluid from u second linger bccr bottle. Hs did not think il was ginger bear. Cendidly ha thought there was liquor in it.

In the meantime Mr. Mcllillh had Iwi-

fcra bottle of iron-brc. It was opened by Otliocr Harper aud a glass pourncd out for Mr. Carver to sample.

lr. Melllsh-“Isn’l. this the same now

as you got at Pembr0ke’a " I

Witness;-In taastas something thc same

but there was something also in Pam- broke's. '

Mr Molllsh retired-amid great laugh-

ter

Ford was next. recalled and given some

genuine llon ire, It was, he said, similar to what he got. an Pembroke‘s but,wilh a nod of his hcad,“wuc not quita so wild in his month."

After some further evidence as to thc

others who were in _the bar at the time. the suse was adjourned, at Mr. HLszu'd'a request till Wednesday next.

Patrick Prunty wus before the court

for d\'ullkennrsl.He promised to begin tha New Year arighl. by taking the pledge and the fine of $39 or 00 fi.-y s was suspended.

THE POPE 0N CHURCH MUSIC.

Rolla, Dec. 28.-Osservatorc Romano

prints A long lc;t,er from lho Pope to Card- inal Resrrghi, vicar-general of Hia Holin- ess, expresslng a dr sire for u reformation lu lhuroh music The Pontlifls especially disati-lied with the musical parts cf the mass and vespers.

WIFE HYPNOTIZES HIM.

Culcaoo, Deo. 28.- James MoCafferty

is six feet bull and weighs 195 pounds, but he le helpless in the hands of his 110 pound wife. "She has hypnotized me a dozen times nntll I can't. move, and then brat me until I am a slgnt," he told Judge Murphy.

.___--1--_ WANTED-A case of headache that

I KUJLFORT Powder will not ours lu hom tcu to twenty minutes.

SPECIAI__H_0TICES.

Call and se e aur beautiful line of vaac

that we ara uow offering ut; a hlvdisccuni -W. P. Colwill,Sunnyaida. li 7 dl m o

The Canadian Almanac and W n lairca

almauac for liD4 now ia atcak at L arur s hoakaioua. I li iw

Wa are yet io the frout in cgard to thc

laeat lot of choice Christmas go dn in the city.--VY. P. Ociwlll. I2 1 no

We have the vary usa! ncaa-tmcnt

dinner, tea and to be found this country to-day.-W. P Oulwill.

12 7 d I mo

Tryou Twaada an win bona la t

Paint an Wad Copa. Oct a ault and be h the alyla. All colors and pattern to choose hour. N d if

Daullas our Ina showing at jawelry

nad allver wan suitable fr law ’!aar'a HM, wc have qulceg luill lumber at haue ardciaa packed away wild we will hopioaaed toon! hr your iuupcctlom- I. W. Taylor, Oamama llaak, ll d it ull

Dcyau kaapa'Dinry`\ lava a lock at

cal-atc_akbrl%_a`il_ atsua, all price.. Oaqalivau and macaku-a Almanac for

INL :clenched Nous on the iatcruuti- ouai, lilaaalonaicrlit In stock at 0\l\U'l Bdoklioru. ll d If .

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FACTS

SHARP AND T0 THE POINT

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: we s-ll direct from our factory. : 1 ' esava you uilmlfidlemclfn profits. : ' We mil the heat in the market. ‘uum- : Z pllrcys." » I : We manumcvura from pure wcll. : 1 1 We p y highest for wool in exuhunilc. 1 I We are thu only hlonctnn Woolen : 1 Mill- Depot on P. E. I-land. : 1 We have only one price, the lowest. I

Remember the nlave,

‘IIAID JANUANY 4; ina.

sowaulv-_ . .I __ , , __

0F IOHN A KING . FORMERLY OF CH.TOWN

There flsshc I across tha wires on the

18th of December. tua sud news that Mr John A King, formerly of thi: city, but lately a rr sifieut of low Yu. k, had passed UWNY- T0 his wiriowfarl lxlother his b':0f.h- .ers lludfslstnrs this was rx severe shook. (Not having hear-I cf his illness they were unprepared for sucu ne ws. The lute Mr Ki'-'R Wal 30r'=br~ 0fu|¢r.Ha begun hla cal- ly stu five at Q loan Square School. From iihorc we.|t no S: Duustau'n Callagc where he remained for two years. Aftcr leaving St Duustalfa he entered Notre Dame Unl- ,vcrsity from which place he graduated |n` |898. He afterwards did aomaj:-urnallst. lo work in Chicago and for the past three or four years he was Inupcotcr of Cables on the Metropolitan Street lhllway at New York. He married Miss Martha C Pulllle, of Bro kiyu, New Ypl k-who pup.

'vivcs nllu. About two yew; ago ba p~lid

li visit; so his Island hone and uf. that time was lu perfect. Ilvhltll,-n line speci- men of manhood. As a azhool boy he en- joyed the good-will and esteem of all his fellow students and was a gsusral favor- itn among them. His lata employes were loud in their praises of his good work. Hu waaukind dutiful son and adeotionatc brother, a loving husband. Bla sister ac- companied tho body from New York to Charlottetown where an Christmas After- noon, his body was laid to rect lu the Ro- man Catholic Cemetery. A large number ofcltizcns, including many of his school. mates of fnrmcr years followed his re- mulra to their last resting place.

THE HUIIAN DREAD , UF HEART FAILURE.

Symptoms of which Cause Con-

stant Alarm Soon Disappear With the Use of

Dr. Chase’s

Nerve Food.

..._

The heart is leaked upon as the very

source and fountain of life, and the silghi- aat defect. ln the wcrklnuc of this organ is suiiiolcut to kccp ane in constant dread of sudden and uuexpectcd death. ,lhortuesu of breath on alight exertion, irregular beating, palpitstlon and weak action of the heart. are among the aym~ ptomu which cause uneasiness, and than indications of disease soon disappear when Dr. Chanda Nerve Food la used.

With a liberal supply of rich, red, infa-

sustuining blood the heart plods on wi h eaaaclesa energy, forcing the blood through thc body and patiently renewing its own waste, but just as soon as the blood gets thin, wcuk cr watery, the symptoms of heart weakness appear and nolfl the victim in constant terror.

Because of Ira extraordinary blood-

buildlng qualities, Dr. Chaae's Nerve Food thoroughly removes the-e symptoms and not only euau es regular and health- ful hcart. action, but. at the some time la- storea skcngth and vilor to the whole system.

llrs. I. B. Ward, Douglas Street, Char'

lottetown, P. I. Island and whose hus- banrl is a carpenter, states-“I was nil rundown in health this spring and felt that I needed u tonic. I frequently had severe diuzy spells and headaches and my nerves were weak and unutamly.

The use of Dr. Cha5e’s Nerve Food imc

proved of great. benefit to me and I cm recommend ir. as a gre-.\ ionic. My whois syst/cm has bf an built up hy using this preparlrlon, uly nerves are steady and the headaches and dizzy spells have entirely disappeared.

Dr. Chase'a Nerve Food, 50 een ta a b'ox,

six boxes for $250. at all rieilcrs or Ed- munsorl‘ Bwes &Co., Toronto. 'i'o prolect you against. Imiations the porsralt and ailnatura of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous receipt book lluthor, are on every box.

TO COST TWO MILLION.

Molrlue/il., Dec. 30.-’lhc harbor com-

missioners were npprisi d to-day that tha government had accepted the plans ple- pared for permanent sheds upon the wharvas. They will coat somcthinlzllllo two million dollars, with the approaches.

An Open Letter From James

Paton & Co. I

Our Great Discount Sale of last

year, was patrouized away beyond our expectations Vt'hy? ,

l. Because we had the eonii-

dence of the people.

2. Because we gave generous

Discounts, and allowed no tamper- ing with prices. _ , 3. Because we carry a complete line in all Departments.

4. Because we advertised. We will follow on exactly the

name lines this year, with one

single exception;-Soxue of our Discoynts w llbe still greater, as you can see by reading our list of

Our reason for this Years' Great

Sale, is that we put Thousands of Dollars into our new Building and Furniture _Departrnf nt. and we require Thousands of Dollars be- fore the first of February-

Last year we appealed to the public for a given amount. and we are glad to state, that the people had conhdence in our offer, and compiled with our request.

This year we place ourselves in

the sime position, and have con- fidence in the rvsultl

Yours truly

prices. »

Cl-lAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.

_The many remarkable cures oi colds and

grip cllected by this preparation, have marie ir iumous over a large part of the civilized world. It can always be depended upon and is pil-:lee ant to take. it not only cures colds and grip, but _counteracts _any tendency toward pncu monla. It contains no opium or other harm ful substance and may be given to a Ilabv nf. confidently as to an adult. '

BRUC ’

No Place Like

Bruee’s for Men’s Furnishings.

Don’t put oil your

Christmas buying until the last moment. Its a satisfaction to buy early and know that you have make your selection when the stocks are at their best.

Silk Mufflers. 60c. 75c. $1.00 $125 Wa.v’s Knitted Mufflers. 30c to 85c. New Neckwear from the best makers.

Puffs, Bows, Four-in-hands, Strings, Knots, anything

that’s new, we have it.

Reindeer Gloves, Mocha Gloves, Kid Gloves. Fur Lined

GloveS. Silk Lined Gloves, Astrachan Gauntlets, Fur Lined Mitts. Fur Caps. Cloth Caps, with slip bands fur lined, Fur Coats, Fur Collars. Fancy shirts, Sleeve Links.

D. Al BR L"<Q'ZE`, The Up-to-date Men’s Furnisher.

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Talk About Your Talk Abouts --IF YOU BUT CALL AT---

The High=(irade Art Parlor

And see the mwgnlficeut display of Art Goods, hundreds of pictures, in every class, (rumen.

photo frames, framed mirrors, oil paintings, waler colors, framed and unframed; yoiargc matted pictures \5c auch, lc doz fancy pictures all framed :Sc each and up, n great asscrfmenl of Ph°¢0 ff"U¢9 6° “P (0 550. I lilfl/If lnvtrueut ol fancy photo frames warranted fine gold plate. all prices, all sizes and sh-pea You must come io my store in order to go to the llrw pol ofiice, so just Step across the street, walk in look around mul when you see the asscrtlllsnt mnk s purchase and ask for one of llle henuilfuirnatted ulcturcs with rnnicll safe combined, they are m\1Cll nicfrlbenthe general mu of caleudrs. llythc way, ask to ser- some ostrich feathers ilk.\l_ and olher .goo il lil ll hive returne l from Vnruer'a Dye Works You ‘will have something u talk about till bed iln.e;tllr-ll enll again the next day to

S. F. 'Z/".Ail@BU§H.

THIRTY MILLIONS RICHER

The Mutual Life of New York

disbursed during the year 1902 over forty-four millions dollars and ai the close ci the year was thirty millions richer. its assets are now over four hundred millions dollars .($400,000,000.) It is purely mutual Ii has no ockholdcr, Il has already distributed in dividends over one hundred and live millions ol dollars among policy hold/ ers. If has a surplus fund now invested out of which lt on s over three millions a

year in dividends for the next twenty Zcars~nci speakin ciyihe large surpluses accru- ing every year. li pays to insure In i e grand old Mutuj of New I ork.

{f B- PATON- f f f f f » - Agency Director for P.ii.I. OHN MMEACHERN, f 1 - - - Agcni Charlottetown,

LACOB A. ]UHN\ON, - ~ ~ ~ Manager Halifax. N S. ICHARD A. McCURDY, - - - » President, New York.

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I cxactinj-They please the moat faatidious.

See the beautiful Models for |904. vlz:__

Lady Curzon. Lady Eileen. Lady Ruby.

Up-to-date mercllrlllts from lIAl.llf/tx, N. S. _.»

VANL'OU\’l<2R, B. C. can supply you with your proper ' Model in B. & I. Col sets.

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