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D. F. Macdoma.-1d,'Mouta ue, was in i'

ciio city ycsccrflay iegiscgfing- at cnc victoria. _ _

G. W. Ritchie, of Ca.rvell:Br_oa,Oity,

yesterday afterno¢\_._. ""'_V~-1 _

the guest of Mrs J L D._McMillan. Mrs s. sz. csusnc, ai$i~sio's viuogs, y

was among those wliolwlere awarded 5

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was a passenger on the esatern train ni

ll BW TOWSB Bl0Ck*Chal°l0tl6l0W|\a turned home after a pleasant visit

= _ ' V ’ ' - with friends in Albany. F

the city y,st"day_ Miss L. McPhee, teacher, Little

___ Bands, spend Sunday in the city and

, Your -chance in coats, suits and

Duncan Blue, Little Bands, is'spend- "°t“"“°d h°m° Y°“°"d°Y~ '

' ,__ ‘. ing a week in the city-

Wilfrid Forbes, Port Vernon, was s

There is no better place to enjoy . mong the visitors to the city yester

gms hm than at the Mem tonight terday. *He was registered at the Via

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lands, fs spending a week in the city 0

ood Islands, were among the visit- rs to the city yesterday.

At the Police Court in this City

'Walter D. MacNeill, P. W. C., spent his Christmas holidays with his par-

ents D. F. and Mrs MacNeill, De Sable.

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newest turs-during this sale

_ Stocktaking--brings always here a keen in-

esterday morning John King was ed $5 or thirty days for being

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B Pri" °l' “Ve d°“‘“`§;é“ th” 1`°°°”|t drunk. John had just completed a

UU- revlous sentence and had been re-

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::It is always a..l1l_°lB“l'° £0 “SWB la

to an interesting speaker in First A

_ Methodist Church. 'You can hear- t

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number of parties for negledting

lie removal of snow from their walks

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,, The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Mill View Methodist Church held a. very enjoyable and successful social at the home of G. H. and Mrs Jenkim on the evening of Dec 29. The house was ,tastefully decora/ted for the occasion, and every kindness and hospitality was shown their guests by Mr and Mrs Jenkins and family. The evening passed all too quickly with social in- tercourse, vocal a/nd instrumental music, and a variety of amusing and interesting games. Solos by Rev E. E. Styles, O. McKenzie and Mrs W. Drake were thoroughly enjoyed, ao were also the duets by Mrs W. C. Smith and Mr McKenzie, with Miss Lavina Acorn as accompanist. The dialogue entitled "Aunt Elizabeth at the Opera" rciiaorca by Misses alicia Morrow and Annie Storey was much

hen he was

nded again. He paid up this time.

H. R. Hllson of this Clt left yes-

-terday afternoon on s busiiiess tiff! through the eastern section of the Province.

All readers, when writing to adver-

this paper, are requested to mention The Guardian. _

Mrs Benjamin Jenkins, Llrch Hill,

has returned home after spending a week in the city visiting her daugh- ser, Mrs J. N. Mutlow.

The funeral of the late Duncan Mo.

Naughton, Winsloe Road, will be held tomorrow, Wednesday afternoon at two o’c.lock to Brackley Point Ceme- tery.

Among those registered at the

Queen Hotel yesterd-ay were:-Jean- ette C. McPhail, Orwell; W. F. Mc- ‘Leod, Orwell Cove; J. W. Turner, _Dundas;' H. li. Edwards, Winnipeg. -

An unusually pleasing picture called

Loves atratagem was well liked by last night’s patrons -at New Wonder- land. 'llhe rest of the program; was

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\`/, 'Q f' - ', ‘ room gives you a chance to buy the very latest in

` at factory prices and less

Furs---Coats---Suits

in many cases. However--

' we need use very little space telling you about

Coats worth to $10.

2 that---you know that when we promise you good

_ value---it is here just as we represent.

Coats worth to

on sale for $5-. $13.50 on saletor 7.50

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_ ' Pay a. visit-' to ,our 5# A ' clothing department and

_’ 1-i' learn what partihular ad'

.. A , ‘ vantages it affords you rn-'_'>, '-\l/,/ both in excellence o£.the

1 clothing and the extreme moderate prices asked. Coni- _ ,_ parison is the only true test of values, and that we of urge. B `

A Men’s 0vercoats

' The greatest overcoat bargain in the city. But

not marked down. These are smart, stylish overcoats

_ such as few stores have got to sell at any price, and

the few stores that have them ask _from three to five dollars more for them. These two lines

0ur $10 0verc oats

. 0ur $15 0vercoats

"of which we have sold a great many this season, the

materials are neat tweed effects, dark oxfcrds, Tetc. made with long full back and lsrge shoulders. he swellest overcoats shown in C.h’toWn this 5225011-

_ Price $1o.oo and 15.oo.

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, The Biggest “Snap”

.1 We’ve Ever 0llercd.

Men’s Pants worth $3.00 for $1.25

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; /V,' ~ " ") ' Men’s pants made ofV_tlie fam.{ ,V f '__~_ |` l ous Oxford and Hewson tweeds' ’

some are plain colors.

l , _ Others are in neat tweed ef'

' , fects, all this season’s goods

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i ,V l zoo pairs men's pants,"grey

Hewsoii tweed worth -$2.75 for _

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. ‘l 2 ,J l ford double and twist $3.00 for

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0 na s in Men’s Rcelers

_~ "S p ` llalf Price

’ oonl nien’s reefers which we wish to clear

out.\'i‘his biiings the last of them and cannot repeat same sizes 35, 36, 37° ‘

Yours for llalt Price.

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illmreciated. A sumptuous repalst was served by the ladies. to which all did ample justice, and after sing- Ing God Save the King the company dispersed to their homes well pleas. ‘cd with the eveuing's entertainment.

The half yearly examination of the

South Melville School was held on the 4th lust. Notwithstanding the severe weather there was 1

l sent. The classes examined in read- ' ing, history, grammer and geography, _. gave evidence of careful 'instruction

and study. The classes were examin. mi bl' the teacher. Louis Costello, Bhly assisted by Joseph Kelly, teach- sr of the Hampton school. at the close of the examination the follow- - me' program was rendered ivy cus Pupils. The school roofm was 'nicely decorated in honor of the festive sea- S0U~ SOD! 'hy School-"Welcome

' Dear Parents," recitation- .Janie Dunsford, Minnie Dunsfond, Percy Dunsford; song by s`chool-“School Days;" Recitationo* Gordon Dunsford, James Gagg, Map villie Gillespie; dialogue-The twang. ling Pair, by Emmet Gorman, Jenet- ta Cameron; closing of pro. Kram song by school, “Fair Well Ladies.” Addresses were then given by James W. Villett. James Gorman, Francis Bradley and others, colmplimenting the teacher on the good advancement made in the school in the short time ha has been lihhfe. only since lst July last. T59 f0l10W'lllg address and presenta- tion was then read by Miss Jene*tta .Cameronu Dear Teacher :-I ami ap. twisted by cnc pupils of this school to present you in their iiamo with this fountain pen - as a small souvenir to l5§5‘UfY our appreciation, of your kllldnees to us as a teacher. In presenting this testimonial I assum YOU on behwlf Of my fellow'-pupils that as a' patient t°“°h"» B Wise counsellor and ei most excellent instructor, you will always be held by wc pupils of this school with feelings of the highest regard and esteem. wo look. book 0,, the P°1'i°d during which we have re- ceived instruction from you with: sin. cere pleasure. We recollect ,your efforts in our behalf with grate. ful remembrance and we take tha

DI`0S€Ill1 Ollportunity of exte d'

n ing to

you our best i h f Year In th W $ *H or the New

- e use of this small sou-

venir we hope you will be reminded. of U10” Who Presented it. In that re- m°m‘bmn°° Of US Please do not re- COll9Ut the dullness we have often shown, and the disobedience we fear, we have sometimes manifested; but please remember that we shall str-lva in the hereafter to profit by the in_ struction you have given, and in mn. c1U5l0n I W0l1ld remind you that our most earnest desire is for you to N. main in your. present capacity 9,.; our t°“°h°" f°¥‘ Bl l0n8 period. Signed in behalf of pupils:-Jenetta Cameron; John Malone, James Gass, My-rite Gorman, Minnie Dunsford, Joo Duns- ford, Philip Malone, _Windsor Bell, Melville Gillespie. The teacher thollgh taken entirely by Burp,-is, made a suitable reply. Last but not least the school was treated to ii generous supply of confectionary by the teacher and young ladies thus a very satisfactory examination ~ camo to a close by singing God. Save the King.

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i STli‘WAllT’S Bread

ls the highest standard

for quality Try it

Prices 5c, 6c, 7c, and 8c

per loaf. 'Home made Evaporatcd

Cream Breed

Made only at the

Eclipse Bakery No |63 Kent Street

Telehone 21 1

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number of ladies and gentlemen pre-

well chosen and quite up to the usual standing. , _

At the close of Hampton school fo, the Christmas holidays, the pupil of the primiary department waited: on their teacher, Miss Katie MacNeil1 and presented her with a beautiful and useful present.

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The following were registered at the

Revere Hotel yesterday: J. P. Crock- ett, Montague; A. W. Jonah, Sussex; A. McKinnon, St Peter's; D. S. Mc- Quarrie, Crapaud; R. F. M'cNeill,'l‘y'ne Valley, J. A. Robertson, Bonshefw.

Among the outward passengers from

this city yesterday were:-_Peter Whit- ty to Sydney; Fra/nk Gardiner, Miss

E s, all

to Mt Allisoni, Sackville; A N Mc Ku to S J

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_ Coats worth to $10.50 on sale for $9.50

-All turs at 20p. c. oft-

VOU MAY GET BIGGER DISCOUNTS-but

you cannot get better value. And if we read your re- quirement rightly, it is value you are after in any case. Here is the way it works out

We have s muff at $14.75

Less co per cent 2.95

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just costs you

Sli. 80

We want you to compare this offer with the lines

you are ordinarily shown at 18.oo and then see how

' "V, 'f / much cheaper our zo p. c. makes it.

_, = _ fe? ~ Moffs, scsrfs, Rufio, is ssbio, Mink, Msrisoi,

Persian Lamb, Squirrel, sec them early.

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nail en route ,to New Zealand.

___Thc Hillary Term of' the Supreme- i_____ ---~~---~-~~“ --

Court opens in this city this morn- ing. Judgment will 'ne delivered in the case of Robt Jenkins and A. W, Rcddin, certiorari, Farquhai-son vs Weeks, Buchannan vs the Provincial Orange Lodge and Annie Cook, oei-ti orari. In the Court of Chancery ludgment will be delivered in the fol- lowing cases by the Vice-Chancellor: Matheson vs Messervey. Hutchinson vs Hutchinson. -

Many citizens w-ill be grievedf tc

hear of the death of Henry Sinner land for many years engine driver or the P_. E. I. R. Mr Sutherland hai been in poor health for some time hui his sudden demise yesterday came ai a shock to his friends. Besides a de voted wife he leaves to mourn, one daughter, Miss Ethel, and thme sons Charles H. in Chicago; W. E. in Si John and' John K. in this city. Thr funeral notice will appear later ai Mr Sutherland is expected from si John.

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The misrriaige of Miss Josephine M

Gaudet, daughter of George and Mri Gaudet, of this city to Ray W. Rog ers, of the firm of Rogers Brothers New Glasgow, N. S., took place at 6.30 yesterday morning at St Duns ten’s Cathedral, Rev Dr ,McLellan offl- ciating. The bride was attended by her sister Miss Emma, and the grociir by P. H. Robinson, foreman of the Fraser Engine Works, New Glasgow, N. S. After the ceremony, Mr and Mrs Rogers, left by the Earl Grey, on ‘ route to their home in New Gla.sgow_ A large number of their friends were st the wharf to bid them good-bye The Guardian extends best wishes to

the halllly couple.

: :Lamplight will not ,be,satlsfactory if the burner be old, bumt out or dirty, if the wick be clogged, or if you use inferior oil. With your lamp in good order and iMAY‘Fl.»OWl Ent OIL which is especially prepared for houeohold use, you will have the best light for the eyes known to man,

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A Post Card Proieclor

will help you passa very pleasant evening thesc long nights. ___

Throws a picture on n

screen 6 to 8 feet in dia- meter, showing all colors iii original pictures. '

. Easily operated. ‘ Pricesfg oo, 5.oo, io.oo Call and let us explain how

tg they areiised.

_ er from hacking coughs and 'agoniz-

“ could cease to complain within 24

` .nly cost you $1.00.' Take it home;

'po not send communications to in- 'dividual members of staff. Every- -tiing should he addressed "The Char-_ lottetown Guardian, Charlottetown

or at the bottom of the euveloP¢ should bs ~A<ivsmsins."'“S“b°°flP' 'gpg/' "Editorial," or "NEWS," &°‘ birding to contenti-

culu: ir is can par.

Coughs and Colds Disappeaf ` Like Magic When Hyomei is Lsed-

If the thousands of 19001710 Wh° Sul'

ng colds would' arouse tl.\¢mS€¢1V€S iufllciently to follow this advioe,l1ll°Y

hours. , Here is the a'<l‘flC°i ll YOU take lt ind you are afterwards sorry that you did, it won’t cost YOU- B DBD“Y_» Go to Geo E. Hughes the drugglsli. md purchase from him a Hyomei pronounced High-0-me) outfit. It will

ise it according to directions and if

t does not cure your coutrli or cold, y

:ako it back and Geo E. I-lill~Tl10B Will .efund the purchase price. Mrs. I. Coon, of John Sitrcet, Ac- ;o'n, Ont., says: "I had s. swelling orne near my eyes which was caused ‘iy the catarrhal condition. I had to gough up the bad impurities that dropped into my throat, and it felt is if a hard cold hsdattacl-(011 me. right in my head, nosc and glands near. A weck's treatment of I-ly0H\\!l overcame my trouble. I nm glad to endorse Hyomei."

When you use Hl'0m0l YOU d““'l

swallow naiiseating drugs. You sim- ply breathe in the soothing, pleas!-iif and antiseptic Hyvmei air lhl‘0‘\»:h the little pocket inhaler that comes with each outfit. As this medicated air passes over theinfiamed parts, relief comes almost at once and Cure follows.

.1-[yomei is also guaranteed by Geo E. Hughes to ciirc cntarrh, croup, gi-ip and asthma.

0ld Folks Coughs

The resisting power

is weak iii people up in years and they can- not throw off coughs easily- -For them we

recommend.

Gardner’a .Asthma and Bronehitis Mixture

It contains no hurt-_

ful drugs. The best remedy for old coughs that are hard to get rid ofa 'Try it on our recommendation. lt will cure. Price 50 cents. For sale only I

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E. I." and on the left h-and cor-

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:-Putting up over 5,000 prescrip-

tions a year-Rather a. heavy respon- si`h'ili:tyl-Yet it has been ours for over ten years and todisy we do the largest prescription trade in P- E- I- -and have never made a mistake-- Preecriptions written by any doctor can be compounded by us-The Two Macs 149 Great George St.

:--About Essences. Why spoil the

flavor of your pies, cakes, etc, with inferior essences, when we sell all flavors at regular prices. You know wc guarantee every ounce. we sell and hand your money back if they are not superior. A sample order will convince you. "The Best Drug Sl10l'v" 'rho Masxiiisoo Di-ug cc. Drvzsisw. Cor Gt Geo & Xt Ste.

Afsw examples from our fur

department. real Alaska Sable muffs 16.50 for il.00 $20 00 real Alaska sable muff 13.30. Real Alaska stole: $10.50 for 7.00. I6 50 for ll.00. 18.00 for l2.00, 2o.oo for 13.34. 25.00 for 16.67 compare with the. small stores-Paton's. I -l ld"

X When you need anything X

in our line Phone 219 it t will be promptly deliver- ed. |The Best Drug Store. Cor :Gt Geo ac Kent Sn-ect. _ X

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Splendid soft firm fleece llnod

underwear for men allslzos selling horefor 75 cents per suit. Moore

:-Howard's Epsom Salts. It seems

a small thing ito talk about but We cannot help telling you tha/t there re several different grades of Epsom Salts. There's the common kind sold everywhere, a better grade usually sold by Druggists and Howard’s lold by us. Of course it costs us maro- doublwbut our customers pay the same price. 12c a pound "‘.'l’he Best Drug Store," The MacKinnon Drug Co, Druggists, Cor Gt Geo & Kent

Tho new SANITARY TURBAN

HAIR PAD ls just In from New York-ask the salsswoman at the Smallwares counter to demons

3 te lt to you-Moore 0 hgcégpd

"Attend I’aton's Remnant Sale this a. ni. 1-511"-

Throe splendid values ln cotton

blankets-85c.. 980 and 1.25. _ We want you to compare them with anything offered ln the oity. and remember In all the lines shown we can give you plenty to choose from. The best value ln the whole lot Is the great blfl softone we sell for 1.25 per pair-Mooore Q. McLeod. l-5\lif

“Remnant Sale now on at Paton's.

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Have your carpets olnnnsd by

our "vacuum" cleaner. its the grltand dust. which causes oar- pets to Wear out quickly. Our “vacuum” cleaner removes every particle of grit and dust. germs, moth eggs. sto Carpets are clean. sd right on your floors. Expor.

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lenoed man operates machlno~ Phone us for dates. Beerhweeks

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We anprnclatcyour trade and strive to Try us "Tha “ sv~tDr\ig Etore

Cor. Gt. Geo.

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` roi. rcosivc ci... Pimsouai. /irrswriou amos.-isscoii paucolers

uii.~ lllluue are the host that money can buy

please you

“The Mackipnon Drug Co"

ruggists

and Kt. Sim

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Representing

Co, of Toronto.

London, England.

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"THE 'l`l.'J0 MACS”

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We solicit a share

Matthews

The North American Life Assurance

The Commercial Union Fire of

'I`he Richmond and Drummond Fire

The C. P. R. Ticket Agency

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