AND BUTTONS ~-

C M BJ-\ »~ 'ru arm smarty or Mccm have reuse A10 U Ggntlemen »__W¢ hgvg 5 vgfy large ggqgrtment the pass mark of the seeaiouai examina-

I Q O F of Emblem Pins for the diderent societies on the “°“° 'mm 3"4'°‘°7° A C H Island and many other Orders d fm' ”|L°°“°' °§“““’{°°";°h ‘l'h"};‘ “I”

rvsnas creat ew n on n ecem

WC Wmlldbe Pleased t° have You can and berhne been successfully floated aadia inspect them. now in safe quarters for the winter with

w W JBWCIQP daneexcept theloss of the deck load,

GI'

Did acc

could

Reporters and Correspondents

rsnonunuscnuorndmvs,

iii IIEIIS ' Ili

Lilllii IIITEFIEST

Everywhere

out any material damage having been

which was thrown over to help float the

For the Finest Finished

E UE Work'Come to the I

Leading St dip

cannons PLa1'|No'rv|»as Alrrlors rnoors

ceo. .r-,|-_ cook.

NEW DQIBRIBAY HLOGK. The Studio where baby is always welcome.

Achlng Corns.

r' `. I

Hughes’ Corn .Extractor

Is sure to remove them. Used

-on hundreds of corns without failure. No trouble to use. A bottle goes a long way in making “Life'a Walls” CHS?-

Price r5c. _

Geo' E. Hughes..

SI-IAKE i

Give us -Your Hand _

A_ ahd',_ Prosperous

New Yeafto our many cus- toners.

A.E.McEachen_

THE SHOE MAN. ‘

8 the Island for some time visiting friends

O in New Goods.

As we intend making ' a change in our business in the near iuture,we will give special discounts on our entire stock of holiday Gifts. ' Call and see if there is any- thing you need.

I_... \/V. <>¢:>CD l»<

, JEWRLER

Ladies'

Felt

Slippers

' left it a little late gett-

I ing a pair of warm felt

< slippers this winter-if

I so let us show you ours

-we have all sizes and

many kinds from 2 5cts

up to“$I.5o. We will

I cut the 'prices down

ratherthen carry them

Xileytz Co.

19 cts per lb.

New Blend Tea imported direct from London last Fall which we want to clear out at once. In order to do so we oficr the lot in unbroken pa'cl<a ges at the low rate of

19 cents per lb.

chvtown Board of Trade The boxes contain 21 pounds of

Annual Meet|ng_ tea each and we guarantee the tea

The general qaatierivnnd annual rneetingof YO DE 11 BFS(-Class arflille.

this Corporation will be held at their rooms

MacEachern Building,Queens Btreet this city on

the Evening of Wrdnesdsflthe 15th ol' gsnuary at 8 ofclcek. Election n o nceers an other

b""'°" W_w_Cl"ke use The "Master Mechanic‘s" Tar Blospi'

Chlumn 9 d ,i » s¢°,.¢ury_ . Alben Toilet Soap Co.. Mfrs.

* .M friends in Arlington and Port Hill.-W.

24 cal-“ Tea for _ l abranoh store in Tyne Valley.-Burns

We l1aVe0I1 'hand 45 BOX€S Of the ensuing quarter were duly installed

vessel

, Tau special meetings at North River wlll be continued every evening this ,ww-,lr, except Saturday. Sunday even- in.. lgvllngeiist Baker preached before a ‘ ve.; large congregation, his subiect. being “Tue Final Judgment." The sermon was especially powerful and intensely realistic. The wholc service was of a very solemn nature.

THE 'lreasnrer of the Wallace Orange

Orphan Home desires to acknowledge the following amounts:-Hy. Craswell, $5; Brunswick Lodge No. 1107, amount of social held at Marshfield, $32; from chain letters, $4. Collected by Miss Ethel A. Jenkins, Pownal: Mrs. Jas. Kelly, $1; Vincent Grant, 25c; George Jenkins. 25a; J. A. McDonald. b0c;A Friend, l0c;Mrs. R. fJenkius, 2.5¢; Hilda Jenkins, 2oc;Jas. J. Gay, $1; Keele Gay, l5c; Mrs. A. Ings, 25c; A. A. Moore, 25a; Mrs. Geo. Jenkins, 50-$4.75;prevl0uely aoknowledged,8984;00 total, $1DW.75. The Treasurer is anxious to hear from other Lodges.

Tas International Sunday School As-

sociation comprises all of North America. This field is now divided into nine great Districts, the first of which includes the New England St,at.es,and the Provinces of Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. It is the intention to hold one conference of workers in each District during the three years interim between the International Conventions. The conference for the first District will be held in the city of Portland, Maine, January 1021. The following well known workers will be present. Marlon Law- rence, W C Pearce, and Mrs. J W Barnes. Any ofilcer of our Island Association is 'privileged to attend th'Is conference. Free entertainment is provided by the citizens of Portland. Send your name to Mr K A Ballantyne, Y M C A Building, Port- land, Maine. This Province ought to be represented. _

Trax VALLBY ann Vlcrmrv.-Bev.

Roland Davidson, tiib popular pastor of the Richmond Bay west congrcgation,and bride have arrived at the Manse, Tyne Valley, and are receiving warm cou- gratulations of friends.-Roy Long re- turned on Monday to Mount Allison after spending an enjoyable season with parents and friends here.- George Brown, son of J. W. Brown, merchant, returned also to t-he P. W. College the first of the week.- Eva Boates of Waltham, Mass., arrived homo Christmas week and will remain on

in various parts of the Province Miss Lousla M. Lariner, West Point is ntI present enjoying the society of numerous

E. Sullivammerahant of Northam Station,

who appears to be imbued with President R ~e cveli/s ideas of expansion has opened

Division S of T was represented at the PC T Alliance which met at Summer- side on Tuesday the 12th Inst. by Bro. Gordon Forbes and Sister Fannie Brown. The oillceis of Burns Division S of T for

bv Bro. Gordon Forbes, Deputy Protem, and are as follows. I

W P--Sister Fannie J Brown. W A-,Sister Sadie Ramsay.

R S-Sister Blanche Mcliougald.

A R S-Sister Maggie Forbes.

Tres-Bro Gordon Forbes.

Chap-Sister Gertie McArthur.

Con.-Bro E Burleigh.

A Cor-Sislcr Maggie Ramsay.

Sept-Bro Burton Bontes.

P W P Sister-May McArthur.

Mechanics, Farmers, Sportsmenl To heal and soften the skin and remove

grease oil and rust stains, paint Rnd earth etc

1-'Ie _. B' i T "

To Editor Guardian

_DEAR SIR,_ ' ‘ to-iav announces the launching of the

We wish through the medium of your paper to asp." dssmsarernls sr. lawrence sua _~ »

wish the general public A HAPPY NEW YEAR. To the

our store bright, prosperous and up-to-date. wldv md -11 onlin-rv ailments. '

»'.. ‘

E?D1N B nos._ l . I e

1.,

customers and friends whose 'co-operation made our Christ .

mes sales a record _breaker we _src especially grateful. In thai o_ o_ RICHARDS ac ca future as in the past our best services will be given to make* nm sm.-Your mssnns mm-

' Respectfully

` wi -.

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"CANADA CAP_E; LAUNCHED.

Monrnnai., Jsh, 'l.~A cable received

New Elder Dempster steamer “Canada

South Africa trade.

MEN‘1‘ls our remedy for sore throat-

It never falls to relieve and cure prom-

ptly.

_ OBARLB WHOOTIN.

Porn Muigsave. - 1

The enormous demand for White’s High Class Caramels justifies the 1

claim that they ire tlié best rnCanada, as there are none Just as good as

WMM*

.Ins l’»\'ov\ Sc Go. 7 dw if

Tn death occurred at Snnblk on Tues-

day January iith of Jana Morrison relist of theislc famcs Clow The was in the MJ: year of her age and eaves a family ct nine 'o mourn. John and George of Pleasant Grove; James of Murray River, Mrs Godtrey oi Boston, lass Mrs Onrvsr, Peters Road Mrs Stewart, f North Wiltshire, Mrs Fanning of Grand Trsoalle: and Samuel and Elin st home. lhl.0losvvrasborn lnBt. John, N B. and elmo to the Island at an early age and llud the nectar part of her life in Suffolk where she will be greatly missed by the entire community A lsr-gc nam ber of friends and relatives followed her remains to their last resting place in Suffolk Cemetery The services were con ducted by Rev Mr. Spencer of Marshfield. The pall behers were R Godfrey, E Goifrey, H Ourran, J Curran, H O Watts, W Dover

NEWS T0_D_llN DONALD

Lonoorv, Jan. ti.-It is reported that

Major General Lord Dundonald, com- manding the Canadian Militia will short- ly leave Canada and succeed Major Gen- eral Sir Alfred Turner as Inspector Gen- eral of the Auxiliary Forces.

This Weather Breeds

Fever And Pneumonia

Thousands of Sick People Seeking

Admittance to Overcrowded ilos- pitals. Take Warning and Keep up Your Strength.

A tour ofthe hospitals in the largc Can-

adian cities showsn surprising number

suiiering from different complaints brought on by the present unhealthy

Weather.

The winds are lull of searching damp-

ness and leaded with mysrids of germs just waiting for c favorable opportunity so fly down your throat. lf your vitality is low these germs are sure to break out in some inallgnaut disease.

To avoid sickness you must keep up

your strength. Increase four appetite. Getae much nourishment nto the blood as sible. Store up a reserve of vigor. . Iggiv can it bc donei Very easily with Ferrolcue which revltalizes all the func- tions of the body, stimulates the forme- tlon of pure, rich blood, invigorates diges- tion and renews the endurance of the whole system.

You can ward oifalckness and fight dis-

ease with Ferronono because it is a food tonic that supplies building material for exhausted tissues: This assures firm, hard, flesh,strong slnew muscle-in short Ferrozone builds up your system to such c

vigorous, healltihy state that sickness ls al-

most Impossi e.

It you feel the need of a bracing tonic,

something that will awaken your dcr- maut energies and send a stream of strong healthy blood dancing through your veins, try Ferrozsne and see how quickly you will improve and gain in weight, health and spirits.

Mrs P. C. Spencer of Beverly, P. O ,

writes : “About a year ago I was Rreatlv run riown. Isuffered from severe heed- aches and felt so completely worn out and depressed that I thought I must have walking typhoid. My appetite was poor

and my color was pallid, ,indicating that my blood was loo thin. found Ferro-

zone just what I needed. It increased mp appetite and made me stronger. The fee - ing of languidness disappeared. After using Ferrozone n few weeks I felt like a new woman. It made me as strong and healthy. No medicine did me so much good as Ferrozoue."

Far better to tnkc Ferrozone than let

vcur health run down. Get it today. Look out for substitu°s and insist n_n hav- iuglnothlng but Ferrogane. Prlee o0c per box or six boxes for $2.o0, at all drulzlzists or by mail, from N. C. l’ul.~'cn Se Co., Kingston, Ont., and Hartlord, Conn. U. S A. .

coMlNo_EyENTs.

City Council meets on the second Mon day in each month. Dr. James Warbur on. Mayor; H. M. Davison, City Clerk., The B. I. S. meets on the first Monday

of each month.

I To rovo to u e _

canine olntmhge IS awddil

I and absolute cure for each

and every form of itching,

blecdingnnd protruding piles.

the manufacturers have K\1&rlllU9°‘l ii- 0° WB' amealsls in the daily press and wk your Mish- bors what they think otit. You can uso it and get our mono back if not cured. 600 n box. nh all dealers or ll§\suvsoN.BA1'ma A: Co.,Torouto,

Dr. Ghase's ointment

New Boston Derby $3.00 hols _iu.~i rc

colvei ai. \Veeks & Go., in nll slzrs from il? io 75. You get the vrry laIc~t In hats when yi u buy n Ilr~:~.i.on Dcrby.\\'c are Sole Agents for Chm'lci.tt‘i..\wil.-\\'l-cks 8.: CJ. 7 l tf

ll0 Lafllrs Sunshlifcs in Silk, (Florin

Saucn, ctr.. during sale 27| por rent cfi'-

SOLID

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Tea Spoon,

Weight,

T hh

Cuffs Size 30 $65.00 I-ll OH.

Collar and Cuil`s s‘zes I4 $05 001 3 of’i`.

Sl 1 Navy Blue Beaver with Sable Collar

and Cuffs size 34 $48501-ll off.

' 1 Black Beaver with Sable Collar and

S S. < Cuffs $05001-3 oil.

A xmas suggestion and Cuffs size 3! $45.00 l-3 off.

We hgve fecently Cdllnr and Cuffs $15.00 l 3 Off.

received 250 ounces 1 Black Beaver with Black Opposum

., V I-d 'I S -‘ Collar $48 001-3 off.

;;§0};0r;lsve;u l Black Beaver with Sable Collar and

’ `CuU`s $66.11) l-3 nfl.

' ‘md dI5°’°“E Welghts' sour Grey Umm in az, ru, as siavs ‘

f -‘ L ' ‘l-8 nd.

' ` 3 Dark Grey Ulsters sizes Ili, 80, 38 $19.- `

75 1-8 off.-Jas. Paton dc Oo. I2 d tf

V Heavy Repair Work. I

vices of a first-class cabinet

` maker, I am prepared to dox a (ml. all kinds of furniture repair Y '

-_ work at reasonable rates. '

JANUARY' ‘ i3, |904

MEET Ml: ... 'rust

»uvvAYS BUSY STORE

STANLEY Bros olscoonr SALE sr LL coNr1NUEs. EvERYrH1No oolss. Nornlno RESERVED olseoonrs

25 ro '33 1-3 PER CENT.

STANLEY BROS.

_|"I-lA\I\i|f<-3 _

\Ve wish to thank our customers for the generous Share of

patronage extended to us during the past year and would respect-

. fully ask for a continuance ofthe same during' the year 1904 Wishing you one and all a Happy New Year,

We remain yours truly,

SANDEFQSON es. C¢,_

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LADIES SUITS HALF PRICE.

Half Price, Ilnll' Price.--i8 Ladies' ,

Sulfs in Navy and D.I{, (irev. sine 32 to 38 range from ;ro.oo, 12.00, 1o_oo,1-too, sooo, ' 22.00, 2-1 00. Sale prices $5.00,il.00, 8.00, 7 00, 10.00, 11.00 12.00 -Jas. Paton & Co.

` 12 d lf

Ladies' Fur Collars in Greenland Seal,

Baltic Seal and Opposum, during sale 33 1-Si oii`.-Jus Paton 8: Co. 7 dw tf

WHEN PEOPLE TALK about vnluc and low prices in i

TWEEDSAND CLOTHING _

W _

.l In

j You are sure in he-ir lhcrn .suv that 1 gr

our values cannot be hontcn, and our I l€I'C HFC filly '

. prr;:ti|;<al\lr;L:§l|ovv:;;l.for‘1\g1o<Inriir-lc. nunlbel. of pianos .The llumpllrtzv Clothing fit/1rr‘,_ [hut 1001( WL-1| and

()p\'r.\ lioueiciililllimg, ` . -

; .f\. Wants.-ol srfornr/term...-r. ~ sound fairly well at ,

' the start. You can

buy cheap pianos that will do that- but a piano should r be made to last a f' lifetime. lfit only 7' stays good a few mouths it is dear at

any price.

HEINTZMMI PIANUS

Are the kind that stand. They are. safe instruments to buy. Sollonly by

_ MIIEEII IIHIIS.,

Queen Street.

.tw -=.:.

FUR LIliE_D COATS.

l llrown Beaver with Beaver Collar and

1Steel Grey Hcaver with Grey Lamb

lBlack Beaver with Opposum Uollar

lBlack Beaver with Grey Opposum

Having secured 'the ser-

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