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GUARDIAN DECEMBER 8, 1905

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Scott’s`A' Emulsion' is

“the easy oil ”-easy to ,ial<e, easy in action. Its luse insures, deliverance

f from the griping and nau-

eating sensation peculiar

the raw oil. Nobody

who has any regard for

,their stomach thinks of ltaking cod liver oil in the lold way when Scott’s Emulsion is tobe had. it is equally certain that no one havinga regard for their health will accept a cheap emulsion or alco- holic substitute for Scott’s Emulsion; It fulfills ev- ery mission of cod liver oil and more.

SCOTT & BOWNE, Toronto, Ont.

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iobrggan Now

We are just making up an

order for Toboggan, to be sliipped at once. Any person \\ lio intends purchasing one if ilrrv will c-all in today or Sai.

Z; uiday nud select from cata- " logue lheone the would like,

we viili be pleased to order it for tlieni. We cm quote you the lowest prices.

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FC)E\ SALE!

.\ l`.r;ni<l Square Piano in good order.

\\`ill be sold at a bargain. Ap-

ply to

Sduv B. CARTER & Co.,

Auctioneers.

MUIUWX ark Rich Christ-

,-..1l121S ,flake -

Made from the very best

fresh fruit, nuts, dates, figs, almonds, etc., that one could possibly get only 25c per pound. Then our

White Pound Cake

at 30 cents

is just as good. We shall

bc pleased to receive you order.

DSTEWART.

F.cr_ir=sa Barcnizv, Bakes Best Bread.

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Offices in New Prowse

Block- Charlottetown- ' '

I.1~:i~:Sr:i.i.r:it|aft yesterday via Picton

for Srtaaburg, Sash,

Tun Princess arrived last night at 10.10

and the express at 10.15.

Tiii: Steamer Columbia has reached'

Boston from Montague

Tiii-: suit brought by N. S. Davy against Fred C. Cheverie, cook of the City of London has been settled out of court.

A Nsw ofiico is being fitted up in the

Provincial Building, adjolningthat of the Lieutenant Governor, for the Premier. l

Aarons the passengers by the express

last night were Ii. H. Bccr,E.B. Williams, Snmmcralde, and W. A. Winfield, City.

Tnn many friends of Miss Fannie Lc-

pago will regret to learn of her illness at

the P. E. I. Hospital with appeudlcitis.

l.ii~:U'i'1-:N/ini' Governor D. A.McKinnon,

L._E. I’rowae.' Sydney, and W, C. Turner wero passengers by the Princess last night.

Tim sale of papers and magazines took

plucc last night at the Y. M. C. A. Good prices were realized for thc reading matter.

Aiiinrio deaths of former provincialsist

in Massachusetts is Mrs. Anna Travers.. Bfll-!l\¢0D. widow of the late John E. 'l‘ravi-rs, Charlottetown.

’i`i|i‘: ten and fancy salc in the First

Methodist Church yesterday \vas largely attended und one of the most successful ln thc history of the Ladies' Aid.

A vlcui' large number of people enjoyed

arleliglilfrilslrntc on Government Pond lnstniglit. 'l‘lic1*`unrih Regiment lland practicing in thc adjoining drill shed favor-ell thc skaters viith several select-

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Tiii-1 suit brought by N. F, Iiovyer,

Crupauil against Captain Craig of the S. S. City ofl.onilon for alleged overcharge onfreight has been withdrawn, tlicrc beingno overciiange. The suit was to have bccn tried nt llonshaw today.

A si'i-:vi/ti. train was sent yesterday to

lliontngnc aii.er\\'illard l{itchcn`s steam shovel that has been used in connection wil-li thc building of the Murray Harbor and Montague Branch Railway lines. \Vhen near thc Brudcnell River Bridge yesterday afternoon the shovel cnrgotof1` the track and in cndeuvoringto replace it, it rolled over t-he bank and now lies in the lirudcncll River.

Faazvic J. I.nAi‘ii of 14 T wharf, Boston,

who receives so many consignments Of fresh frozen fish from this Province is in the city and goes cast this morning. Mr. Leach says that the demand is increasing froiu your io year and that thc prospects are that priccs will continue good. The prices for salt llsh are also high with good demand. Mr. Leach _will apcnd several more days in thc Province before leaving on return to Boston.

I'r is with deep sorrow that many

will learn of thc death, which tool: place yesterday morning, of one of thc most highly re- spected residents of Mount Melllck in thc person of .lohn Mclilnclicrn. The deceased who was seventy five years of age had been in failing health for some time and his death was not unexpected. There are if-ft to iiiourn n widow, one son John S. in Moyic, Il. C. and four daugiitcrs, Mrs. 1". Drnkc, Pownal; Mrs. Frank Vickcraon, La Coinbc, Alta; Mrs. John R. Munn, Marshfield and Miss Fannie at liomc To the soi-rowing ones will go out

W M the sympathy of many friends.

S'rii1‘soN‘s Big Double Spectacular Prol

duction of Uncle Tomi Cabin will be given at tho Opera House tonight and to- morrow night. There will be a big street parade at noon today and tomorrow.

THE Uncle Torn'a Cabin Company came

to the city by the Princesa last night. They will ve performances tonight and

tomorrow Eight at the Opera House. The show ia sal to be one of the beat to visit this Province for some time.

Tun following achoonera reached

Whitehead, N. S., on the 5th lust.; Hilda C. from Murray River for lioaton, Arabia, from Vernon River for Boston; Minnie D., from Crapaud, for Halifax; Crofton McLeod, from Georgetown for Halifax.

,Evrmruouv should see the Big Web

Perfecting Press printing so many Guardians at 11.30 a. m. on Mondayo iWedncsday of each week. A monatrou roll of paper, several miles in length, is pulled through the press ata high rate of speed inamanner similar to that of the largest papers throughout the world Thisis thefonly press of its kind ln the province and well worth seeing. tf

Wonn has been received' by Postmas-

ter Whear, of the death of Frederick li. Barnard, who has many relatives on P. E. Island. His father Thomas G. Bar- nard wasason of the late Jabez Bar~ nnrd ao well remembered bythe older citizens of Charlottetown. The deceased visited the Island 'souie years ago and was the guest of his cousin S. F. Hodgson. Mr Barnard prior to his death resided in Minneapolis.

L. E. Pnowsi: was a passenger last night

by the Princess. As announced in The Guardian a week ago the business carried on_in Charlottetown under the name of Prowse Brothers and the Sydney business of Prowse Bros. & Crowell will be turned into a joint stock couipany. Mr. Crowell has been given an option on the Sydney business and it is understood that he will take _charge of it. If he does so, the new company will at once open up in n store now owned by L. E. Prowso situated near the present establish- ment. It Mr. Crowell does not take up the option, he will rctirc from the business. The capital stock of the new Company has been fixed nt $150,000. Of this amount $20,000 will be held as treasury stock, $80,000 will be taken up by L. E. Prowse and B. C. Prowse in equal shares and tne remain- ing $m,000 will be sold. There will not be any change in the management of the Charlottetown business for the present.

lately visited P. E. Island in search of

B. man wanted to buy

IN FURNITURE

Mark Wright Furnishing Co’s.

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Correct onceits

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A SHOWING OF ALL

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Don’t give a man something he’ll have no use for, that he’ll ppt away in

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h k' h d f . _ _ t an nlgiii idstxig; gcilre him some pretty Cravats. We have the kind he’ll like

Derbies, Graduates, Ascots, Stripis,

(Bows, Puffs, Knots

25c to 75c.

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A Ni-iw Biwnswicic horse buyer, who

driver, says that he never met a more independent set of men than are thc Island farmers. At one place he was shown a handsome young mare, and just because he offered a mild criticism, the farmer rushed the animal into the stable and refused to talk sale any more. The N.

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ma.rc.but was refused the privilege of ao doing. The next day he had to give $25 more for her, and had to pay another man $10 for securing the animal for hiui. Ile says the Island farmers have lots of money and if you dine at a farm house in nearlv every caaethc bill offare is awayahead of Dr. Hainilton’s Pills to-day; they cure lefty hotels. That is probiibly why they are so independent.-Moncton Transcript.

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Grindstone Works in Cum- berland Equal tothe Best in America.

A1uriisria'r, Doc. 4.-Mr. Ilarry F.lluestls

of P}~ovidencc,Rliodo Island, thc promoter of, andadirector and large stock holder in the Atlantic Grindatonc, Coal and Railway Company, Limited, passed through Amherst this week enroute for LowerCoveln this County, where thc valuable grindstone and coal properties owned by this company arc sltuate.

Mr. I-1uest~ia.in an interview, informed

your correspondent that the properties were in good condition, and that the prospects were excellent fora heavy saason‘s work next season, At the 'quarries a new and very superior reef of grindstone has been opened up and will be uncovered, ready for work as sonii as the season opens up next spring. Mr. Huestis states that this newreef will afford auflzlclent stone out of the part already opened up, to keep the mills in constant operation alltholseason, and this will make the output of stone forthe season the largest in the history of the quarries which is saying much, as they have been in continuous operation since 1798. The plant is now in better condition for work than ever before in its history. It is extensively fitted up with the most inoderngrindstono machinery, and is one of thc largest and best equipped grlndstone works in America.

Acouple of years ago the Company

obtained possession of the old Harris- crabbie Cold Mlne,ainine celebrated for itsexcellent quality of coal and its easy output. This mine is situate ndout half a mile from the grlndstone quarries with which it is to bo connected by rail. The Company havejust completed new Bank- hcadbuildlngs which were constructed by Rhodes, Curry and Company, Limited of Amherst, and have installed u. coni- plete plant of the latest up to date mining machinery which was put in by a New Glasgow firm. The mine isnowf. i~ rho first time ina position to work lu iii' best advantage, and great thinns are expected of it.

\‘Vhlle Mr. Huestis at present halls

from the land of the stars and stripes \\ c do not forget that he was born and bre in Cumberland County, und he does not forget that fact either, and it gives us great pleasure to see our own boys re- turning froni other lands and opening up and developing these large industries in their native Province, the good old Province of,Nova Scotia.

Arthur C. Casey of Providence, R..I., is

in the city selling the stock of the above mentioned f'lrm.

THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.

Owing to faulty actions of the kid ncys

and liver, the blood becomes filled with disease germs that iinperil health. The first warning is a backache, dizziness, headache and lack of vital energy. Act quickly if you would avoid the terrible ravages of chronic kidney complaint. Get

kidney and liver complaint for al time. No medicine relieves sopromptly, nothing in the world of medicine cures more thoroughly. For good blood, clear com- piexlo'n, healthy appetite, the proper treatment is Dr. 1-lumllton's Pills. 25c. per box, at all dealers.

Aaoouaonvirars

-Buy Xmas presents for your friends

at the Xmas Fair at St. Joseph`s Convent on Dec 11 and 12.

-Annual art sale of hand painted china. and needle-work novelties suitable for Xmas gifts begins Dec. lst, B. G. Fennell, Euston Street east.

d3, 0, 27, Dec. 4,8, 11.

-Prince Edward Council, Royal

Arcanum will meet this evening in K. P Hall. Prowse Block. Full attendance re~ quested. Important business.

-Mrs. B. C. Borden, Saciivillc, N. B. has expressed over to R. M. Johnson, Iiii calendars published by The Alumnae Society of Mount Allison Ladies College and has asked him to place them on sale. The calendar has tha college colors and seal on the front cover, and on the inside pages drawings by former students of thc College. Among the number being one by Miss Mary Allison Doull of this city. Altogether the calendar is a cic-iii, to the publishers and will be of special interest to past and present students Mount Allison. Each calendar is accom-

colorcd paper, and the price complete fifty ccuts.

panied byalarge envelope of the samc

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E TERDAY MORNING we o eued a large shipment of ladies’ neckvrcar for Christmas

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There are trim little collars, cheaply priced-there arc nent tailored collars at many

pri-:es-there are lace collars-tliere are beautiful jabots of chiffon, applique, silk, ite., in im-

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Dainty little poinpadour lace collars. with ur without tab 250 Better grades of lace collars, 30:, 35C, 45c, cream or while

ll .I A lot of retty collars, in combination silk and lace . . . . 25;;

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. lla ° Trim little creations of silk and lace. . . . . . . 85c V _ » _ iff,

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A ver rett collar of folded chiffon with applique and

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"Prettyjabot of silk and chiffon _

with chiffon ruching . . . . . . 856 'T’,,~u

A tasteful and beautiful idea in

Dainty little ribbon collar. with chiffon, lace and applique, to

pretty Silk applique --» 80¢ .. ._ ` _ see it is to cover . . . ...$|_65

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A large assortment of very pretty CD C0133 "'35 21 YF

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`abois. large and small styles, I “dl P

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many colorings .. $1.25 _ each 1'

H '47 A beautiful line of chiffon jabots.

with dainty applique. . .. $1.55

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We cm only suggest lines-there are more than we’ve space to describe. Ask to see

' the beautiful Crepe de Cheue Scarfs-the long lace scnrfs--the handsome lace fichus-Come in

look them over-you’ll find many a Christmas idea. I

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-Wanted-An experienced barber

Highest wages paid. Apply to P. O. Box 480, Charlottetown. tid iii.

-For Sale-second hand butter tuba

in good condition. Can be seen at this ofiice. dtwt

-Fishermen who have smells to sell

will do well no call on John Mc-Quillnn, Queen Strcct, before selling. 2d1w.

-The Bazaar to be given by thc Ladies

of Trinity Church, Georgetown on Tues- day, Dec. 12th ln the town hall will begin nt Il p. in. Admission 5 cents. Many dainty and useful articles will bc offered for solo- suitable especially for Clirislinas gifts. The entertainment in the evening by the young people of the congregation promises to provide great amusement for all who come. It begins at 7.30 and tho admission is 20 cents, children half pricc. liefrashmcnts, tea, coffee, cake, cle and candy will be on sale during the afternoon and evening. ’ Td 4|.

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Mount Aliisoni Ladies’ College Calendar

The drawings by former

students.

36 have been sent to as

to be sold for the benefit of the Institution.

Price SD cents Complete with envelope.

Call and see them.

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you will want some really good “Sachet Powder.” We

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Pivota Azuren.

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" Violet. Sealy Carnetiion and others.

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DRUGGISTS, Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Stu.

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For nicc Xmas presents, first cali and

see the: special price tickets on goods at the High Grade Ait Parlors. S. F. Tarbuah. 8d li

Dark fruit cake 25 cents per

pound. White pound cake best quality 30 cents per pound at 1). Stewart’s, Kent St. 8d5i

Monday llth inst. is the

letst day for discounts on electric ight and (as bills for Nov.1ighting. 8d5i.

We have just received a package of

china direct from Japan It is the nicest line of the kind in the olty.-W. P. Colwlll, Sunnyside. -12 d tf.

Special to Tobogganists. If you arc

thinking of joining the new ’l`oboggan club and have not gut. ri Tollogirnn, i-all in to-day and select one and we will bc pleased tnlinvc il tonic nlonir \\ilh thc order no\\' being niadi- up. \Vc run quoti- you the very lowest prices. ’i`ayior`s Bookstore. ad li

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come in today-if you want one.

‘ oua BABY sfaions ‘

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TiiEY’RE BEAU TIES __

This fine crisp air is the very thing to bring the roses to the

cheeks of that baby of yours. The cold won’t hurt the darling if you use one of our warm, co/.y, comfortable sleighs. Although only opened up aday or two, quite a number can now be seen on our

‘ streets.-They go quickly, becava: our prices are right. Better

Charlottetown. 19 mwf :yi

AGENT FOR SUN LIFE.

A good reliable man is wanted to represent the Sun Life of Canada in Prince County.- To sueb,a liberal contract will be given.

E. Fl. EECVV.

Manager for P. E. Island.

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