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liver pil s you can possibly take.

over 60

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'°’“"'- IW° 'Z Ari;-in igliii Head Offices in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown V

Meet Jule .At The Alvvays Busy S1:o_re

:.o.Afuo».. “vi . lun ~lu¢n ia Pl t _ - 1 The cargo by the lllllltl. to George- -- _ 0|; S Ona ' c Ou ls n this WW" Y¢Bt¢l`i.liiy included one car

U _i " y' oil and two cars of way freight

Wm. Laird, New Glasgow, is in ,

this City.

Miss Fitzgerald City left last

iiather Theodore Gallant of St.

Man’s best frielld ill the colla ‘ iD““H*°°'B College. was yesterday

afternoon conveyed ‘ Wright's

' ' ' l ln button lille. night lor l-lelilllx. , Ambulance in ole ollllrilmetown

A_ W_ Reddim (my, returned yew Hospital suffering from appendicitis.

terdsy from Truro.

Y Y

Theop, Srewart, of this City last

Th i f, b f 1| b night l‘¢¢¢l\'ed a_ telegram from New-

Every button guaranteed not the gfntgergsfefdg _ “gs 0 ma y port News, Virginia, stating that his

¢l8Ul5i1fB!`. who was a nurse there,

t0 blink _y_ M, D,,vi,,0n_ City, went ro ‘had died. There were no particulars.

Georgetown last evening.

Morley Seller, Tlslly, bask.. is vlsltiw

Miss Edyth Hynd I (yn, I 1 rg ln this City the guest IW. B. d M .

last night on ii tri tndnliiinliiaxy e Prowse. Mr. Seller, :ho is 4 :dtlve rdf

`iUulorl Road. has many friends ihlouuh

3 M- The mm! Um" “"1"” in this out this Province who will welcome

thin; B etter for`a Gift Than a

P*!!.?.l.ll.!i!i..l.!’"

G. H- COOK.

New Dcslirisuy Block,

Tho Studio Whore Blihy il Always ‘

Writ-onl»

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“HUGHES” Lo Grippe Cure

A sure and safe remedy for L1

Grippe, Influenza, Cold in tllc head etc

Price 25c per box.

ooo. l»:. ilucllns.

(lnllslmasiilnneiies Send us your order now. Do not wait until the last minute to

buy your Christmas fruits and llolidiiy groceries. Order now when our stock is

complete.

Ca lfornia Seeded Rsiains, Griffin &

Skellv's, me per lb. Malaga seeded raisins, lac per pound.

Finest selected Valencia Raislns, loc

per pound, or in 7 lb boxes fue. 'Fatale raisins, per pound :\5e, 22 lb box $5.oo.

Finest selected Filiatrn currents in l

lb pcks Royal ifxccisior iirsnd roc,6 lbs for 55c.

Santa Clare Valley Prilnes per lb loc,

3 los for :5c.

Finest Oregon Prunes, large size, lzc

per lb. ` Tarrllgrlla Almond nuts, zoc. per lb.

Grenoble Walnuts, zoc per lb.

Sicily Filberis, l5c per lb.

Finest shi- lcil \\-sllnut", 4-cpsrlb. Pure (lol-i icing. Pllstryspice, ponl_ry

seasoning, l-apr, savory, lllsjorallnllixeli herbs in tins, loc per lin.

Pure Luce.-i Oil per pt, noe. Finest Mailzanilla 0lives,l2 t '/. bottles, V

5nc.

Finest liiarziilillil Olives low. bottles z5c. .

Fines? Mun'/.al ill.l()livrs (lov. hotiles,‘

3c' i Preserved Pcacillsiu lib glass jarsgsc '

Pure gold mixed pastry spice 35c perlri I’nre gold exiralzt lssortetl flavors. I6 21. bottles 95c. I Pnre gold extract :inserted ilavors 2 ,'f_4

iz bottles, soc. Malaita Gran: s zoc per lb. _'smilies Oranges _oc per dozen.

lxpgramxrls

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NICKEL

Friday and Saturday

[Ill our sllipillcllt of ii'ills for this lvl.-ek there \\'0rc

‘ tlvoivllicll ive would not

sllu\v,di<l not collsitlcr they would pleilsc our pzltruils. \Ve telegruplled for two lllore, stziliiig' l'e:l.~:ons for iiot,<llo.\iilg tllcill, 'l`lll.-_v lvl l lic llcrc todzly. This is why ive have no prognllil :ldvcl'tiscil this lllorlliilg.

llllislraltcil sollg H

Miii'lc_\' "Love file :ind lllc World is Mine.

Song durillg' iiltcrlllissioil

l>_v Muster J. i\IcIllrlis “Oilly ll lilcsszlgc l"rolll lluulc Sirict Hoillc "

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Sc to any seat Sc _ (tt

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__~ This is the barrel that \ fi means baking satisfac- tion.Whether it’s Bread, ` Rolls or Biscuits--Cakes, Pies or Fancy Pastry- you can always depend

on Beaver Flour for the ‘ best results every time.

Try it.

At your Grocer’s

'is “xl

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'and Cereals T. H. ' ` "' Taylor Co. Limited, Chatham. Ont. 59

llames Ralph, M. D|

Physician Q Surgeon i

N4. Q6 Prince Street. Cor Ricirinonfl Telephone 313.

at f.

wARBul<i‘6N"s. §HKi`v

u.\riitis1‘E:l.s. /l'r'roltNl-zvs, .\'t,'l'.\ltY PL nine, uw. Office in Cameron Block, Cllnllili »

town, P. ll. Island -

A.B. Warbuiton, B.A, D. t`. L. I). Edgar Shaw

driiim

McLeiiii & Bentley i

Barrister! and Arliorllsywan-law.

Solicitors for the Bunk of Nova Eieotiu

lousy toloan. ,

0|~‘I'lCEli- Illlllk ff .\’.l\'l\ §.:i?.ll rvllllllici' .

FIRE

Law Union sud Crown Ill-‘l

siirancc Co.; of London, Eng- | and.

Established in 1825.

l]li.H.|].JUHllSllN.

Kent Street,

Practice limited to Diseases

of Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat and Skin.

Eyes tested and fitted for

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS

9 to ll n. m. l.ifI-3.1!] p m.

Evenings by anpolntmont

dtww

Eniriish Market

We have just rcceivcd il case of

illlilrket lmskcts dirtct from thc

old coiiiltry; 'i`hcrc are scvcrrl

different sizes and styles llild they

:ll'L-llowopcll for your inspection

Assets exceed $27,000,000 :ii

ovei $4,000,000 invested in Canada. _

The undersigned having been

appointed Gen -ral Agent for P. E. Illlnd fm this reliable old British office solicit. a share of your Fire Insurance business.

Risks accepted on almost every

description of insurable property at current ra'cs. i

BEER Q1 G0l"l"’S.

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Bayer

Fla' er of Pictures

Call :ind llzivc your photol

taken 'o rcturll for tlleolic that

f;_ pg, Heade,-5m,_ wil = scilt to you klllns.

Gencrnl Agent,

Charlottetown.

Don glits Gordon.

Agent, Suniinersidc. l l- lgdtf

Telephone |92

Baygf, Photographer.

The Minto arrived in Georgetown

from Picton at 9.45 yesterday morn~ ing.

Miss Sadie Mclleod ol Bradalbane

left yesterday on return to Halifax Ladies College.

Rev. Dr. Hunt, left by last

night's train for Georgetown en route to Halifax.

Joseph Fahey, New Haven, Conn.,

who has been visiting in this City has gone to Sydney.

John and Mrs. Dawson, Tryon, are

visiting in Cornwall, the guests oi I3. C. and Ml's._Webstel'.

There were ten passengers to Pic-

ton from Georgetown by the Stan- ley yesterday morning.

David Scott, Cornwall, and Harry

Hyde, Meadow Bank are in Truro attending the Agricultural School.

Tile Gurlrdiall has received from

The Plrlnt Line, n couple of their large and most desirable calendars for 1908.

The Stanley took nwny from

Georgetown yesterday morning 275 packages smelts, 1 crlr slllldrles and 250 hogs oats.

The many friends of Charles

Dalziel, City, will regret to learn itllnt hc is confined to his home through illness.

Dr. David W. McKenzie and bride,

nee Miss Moore of Eldon, left by last. night's express for Georgetown en route to their home in New York.

An cnjoynble concert and lecture

by George McPhee, City, under the direction of Collrt Honsllaw, C. O.F. at Bnllshilw on Wednesday evening.

'l‘lle following are the officers o

the Salvage Corps in this City.

Capt-H. R. Large.

l.ielil.»-Chill'les Livingston. Sec‘y-J. Parker Hooper.

Mrs. S. C. Moore of '/.ion (lllurcll

City, has been presented with il goin hroocll and chain acconlpnllied by i most pleasing address irom thi choir of which she is the leader.

Yesterday, during the day thi

highest temperature registered was 37 above ,and the lowest 33nbove. Lost night it was rl little colder, tht mercury registering 31 at nine o'c1ock.

In answer to an enqlliry it is learn

ell from the Post Office that thi foreign mail received inthe citi- yesterday was promptly delivered h_\ the ci»ll‘l'iers who left the Post offlcl with it nt -2.30.

Hon. Peter McNiltt and family ol

Malpeque, have removed to this Citi and ure residing in their new llomc on Fitzroy Street, formerly ownei hy A.E.Lung of this City hilt now rc siding in Ottaiva.

A pretty wedding was solemnized

nt the home ol James St. C. Moore. Eldon, on Wednesday morning, wher his daughter Miss Edith A. Moor( was united in marriage to Dr David W. McKenzie of New York. The ceremony which was performed hy Rev. S. D. McPhee was ll vary quiet afiilir, the bride and groom being ilnattcnded.

A new lellturs at Flliryland last

night was the acting ol Joe Ellis, the comedian. This has been one oi the best treats in connection with the moving picture show which hils been seen here for some time.

Walter 'l'. Shutiord ol Penticton.

B. (‘.., is home for ll brief visit to his mother, Mrs. Henry Shatford, at Hubbard, Halifax. Accolnpllnyini; him nu a holiday trip is T. J. Cllln- misky, agent of' the C. P. lt., at Vernon. B. C. Both gentlemen have large interests in the Pacific pro- ‘vince. Mr. Culnmisky is rl native of Charlottetown, P. E. Islilnd, and it is twenty-one years since ha wrls In the Maritime Provinces.

Word llal-rheen received hy Edlnondi

Toomhs of this City, of the death of Nell Shaw, proprietor of Shaw’s Hotel, Brllckley Bench, which occ- urred in Edmonton, Wednesday. About eleven months ago Mr. and Mrs. Shaw lcit for Edmonton,_on the occasion of the death of their daughter, Mrs Augustus Mason. The remains will leave Edmonton today and will be sent to this Province for buriill. The inte Mr. Shaw. leaves a widow, one daughter. Mrs. J. F. McMillan in Edmonton, and three sons. Robert, who is mnnagcl' of the Shaw Hotel, Alfred at Bruck- ley Bench, and ll. E., wntchnillker ol

Sourls.

Z0urGuoii\col Emulsion nlu~t lisa lmo preparation _iudning from the work it has done In all oolcs of luniz afflctluni. T.lere's nothing better for A Ind cough if long standing. li. is is llcilcrill llniur builder allil sells on lm lnel'lt.s only. 400 per intlle. A. W. ltelldln. Phm Ii. Sunnyside.

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White’s Chocolat

Which are made in Canada are as_gool as the lliqier priced imported kind F. Get value for your money by bu; 1 ig Whlte's. Name on every piece.

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C. D. Rankin, Major Bartlett, Mrs.

Bartlett and Miss Bartlett left by last night’s train for Georgetown, en route to New York from which place they will sail on Jan'y 16th for the Meliiterriinenn, where they will spend the winter.

James Morgan of the freight

department of the P. E. I. R., nfter thirty-four years of faithful service has retired under the Pro- vident Fund. Mr. Morgan was yes- terday presented by his fellow em- ployees with ail address and purse of money.

The Guardian has learned that be-

gining with tuilily some of the banks ol this City, will charge it discount when cashing cheques which are drawn outside of Charlottetown. The minimum charge will be fifteen cents. Cheques drllwn at Alberton Georgetown, Summersidc or other points outside the limits of the

count if presented for payment.

Next month His Worship Mayor

Paton accompanied by his daughter Belle, leave on nn extended trip. They will leave here for Boston. where they will embark on tlleWhite Star liner Canopic, proceeding to the Azores and Guhraltar, and then take in all the points of interest in the' Mediterranean, extending their trip to Egypt .ilnd the Holy Land, re- turning via the South of France, and concluding with a visit to Paris after which they will go to England and Scotland. The trip will cover several months.

The home of the oliiciating clergy-

man Rev. Geo. E. Ross, City, was the scene of a happy event on Wed- lesday evening when Malcolm J. vlclnnis lllld Miss Marie McDonald .vere married at seven o’clock. Mr. l/Iclnnis is one of the most popular salesmen in this City and at present :ngaged with Fennel and Chandler. The bride is one of the fair daugh- ters of Crapalld and has made al host of friends during her sojourn in this City during tile post five years. Mr. and Mrs. Mclnnis will make their home at .123 Euston Street.

The Prayer Meeting last night in

the First Methodist Church was fairly well attended. Ilev.Mr. Camp- bell presided, iind Revs. Messrs Spencer and D. Mcllenn assisted. Instead of reading il chapter, por- tions of Scripture were recited by those presentf Rev. T.I<‘.Fullerton de- livered the nddress, the subject being The Holy Spirit. It was masterful. eloquent, and stirring, and made a deep impression on the audience. The meeting tonight will be in St. James Church, the subject Rcvivnls, and the speaker llev.Geo.E. Ross.

The Intermediate Basket Ball ical-

`gue started od lust night with 11 nost exciting game between the second Vics and the senior hoys, at half time the score stood 5-5 and when time was cnllcil ut the end the score was again rl tie, l0»l0, each tcam then nddod one point. from a free throw. The excitement then became intense as several shots on botll sides nearly scored. Carl Vlillord finally succeeded in landini: ‘he winning goal for the senior boys. The senior match scheduled between the C. B. C. and Vics did not come oil owing to the C. B. C. team not helm: in slliipe to play. The com- mittee will decide whether the game will be forfeited or played inter.

Elite

Limoges

China

lulshccll one nf our best

.scllilig lilies dilriilg the Xnlris season. We sell it

ill :lily quantity frmii 11

single piece to u dillllcr set.

lf you want some fine

clliiui. we feel sure that

you will be plcilscd with his beautiful ivnre.

Sold by

,IEW l'2LLi:`R. ‘

Stanley B1' .

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lu ills llisciiuiil s

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Forget It Not

Take this oppol'tliilit_\' of liliyiilgg from- the bgst

Dry Goods Stock on i’l‘illcc lfzllvrli-fl l_c1;mi_

Anticipate Your Wants

You can buy now at

67c and 750 on the doll

City will he subiect to this dis- z

reno.

S 'ie Sprlgue .l big ri of l..l. pi it es.

C. C-inning. Cnlll‘lollf»to.vn_ is at the Ill ill-rin, Su John.

'l“llrnlfl‘s will find C. LYOIIS Si UUA ’\'|

in arotller ifoluulll of llltcrclt.

n candida L* for \\'llrfl tlllc rlt llc forth coulirg civlcel t".ioll.

I) ()'.\l. Reidin isarllllliillte for City

cllrlzlli-r fcl' Wflrzl t)ili‘. |l'n L-:lui nupcursin this is~li‘.

Yesiirllily. M ss 1) ‘roihy llilcllellliii,

Glelt. li -urge Sill-ter. lfi-kr-li no :l inure cP.l.el'pillli.r on lili- Si. Pri el-‘s Ito-ld.

Will Lilo pe. san who iii :ked ll'i the pair

of sllei-kel~.~. in-tween ills Y.M.(,`.A. und Alritilcelileii Hill kindly leilve sonic al "‘hu (lusrillilll illiiev.

ii M. S_)rngll<-, Springfield Mines, N.S., s in i.l e ()il.y vi-iilnlr his pir;ui.~ .I ollll ind l\lr~. Sprague. 'File lllllny iritllds of i/Il‘.-. S;llll,\le will li-zrei to Ie ll- ll ol c-~ illness.

Miss A‘le.n l.lil-ll of ifrlvrndisll.

h .-. gone to 1*' roi . li. C., wllrl-e alle will re ullle hcl' lluiics ns Leiil:‘lel~. Silo was I compo ieti Nl far as S. .lollil ivy lor intl er \\'i ! ual, M. Laird.

An aililil-ss oil li ble ill.-Lilly as

illu-trnlod by l~ c li il .~c.veric»‘ viill bl- g veil in aid of me cl.urell hy lion. A. li. Warburton l l Lhi' i\-l ilcllilel l l’l'el-liy-l-rizlll it .\-.eil on Monday lin- lrllll ill-i»nl.»l

D. Ill.

'l'lle .\`i-w Glssuow llockey teillll vi-hir-ll list vii-.ll-r villa so vitlollullil ill lis uni - cle, was the o l.er night beltcll .ill the ulily off nf cl' a l'.-uiz‘i irulne with the llflillix Creucellts. Lael. year Lllc New iilnsuovis illlll cn their lclllli three star p'aycrs, Wllllarilel, Mus c, null ii.egory, ll Cllllllot l-.town boys, who lim- lloi on the tcalll this wiiver.

'l‘lle death cel.-lllled l.i. the tfhrlrioltc- uvill Iioctliial yceteldai. llfiel’ ll I nirllly illnels. 0' Xllrli l’ Bradley, roll of .‘-lerge .nil nllil Mrs. llrildlry, C Ly. Mr. lllullilly, who wil. shipping clerk lor C. lui-li lll'o».. was must highly tliillgllt of and |ll.\dcll`.ll ar. the early nge of twenty _'¢‘.\l'l is rl" ue Led hy his i1lr|.-1' circle of fri;-nil.~. Bmidea his fllihur and lllotlll-v two lirc-I hersjallll f.lll‘ ~i» l~ s live leil to lliullrll. l~li1_l»l'ol.hers lind :.\vo ol his »~l~lc:'s lesi. <- in \\'lllillp~~g. The llille-'al will i l|.i- |»I lc. .ill Sallrlny iiflerlloilil lit ‘Lid to S; l)'lu»l.all's Cilth drill, thinee io lile it llllal. ».}.\i.holin Cemetery. _

Tue fo I rvllllr oilleers ol 'l`ril1ll|P

|)i i.l»m_ N0, ni, lhlliugton, were i-.leell-.I and installed ai.i.licllsLulie'Zliil1-

\\'. 1'., Floln Camp vii. \\’, ,\,, Edwin l'I;i\\ill~ is. Il. S., Clara li.llller=on. A. lt. S., Myrtle Nf')'- I". S., Sllliio iiinillcsullz Tic ls., Allnil- .\lt'l.rmi. Chop., iieorair G.dIr»-y. Cm-. Netiln Mlichvll.

A. Con., A. l-I. Campiir-i.

l. S., Kiel- lliliherly. U. ri., Iliiiu- Dcncor.

l’. \V. P., iilizil Sul tli.

uv suis

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3, : I 2 Z

D. O`l\l. R ddiv, (lily will aglill iuu Iwi . ` _

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is what we `:li il tl give our cuslollll rs li` vl 1, are ,ot

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lfillillls iicrc _9,i\'t' iis :l trizli orrlcrallltl set: if it is uni :ls we so '

\'0lil'cl'dcl' will lic lllui-ll :lppl~e¢~i;l1_L-.|, »». », ~' .»

Sandersorl ® Co.

Orglnlst, t}lur.l li lilcrson.

Tile .\'ic\il-I scored lniotlierruccess lasi

nl|_¢h;_ The plciul-es vi are prod and much ¢n_i0,,,..|_ Ti.; ball was el-uwdlil Il'.iln` iieglnniniz to end of thc lierfolnlanor. 'I‘i-le illustrated song by Mr. Mil-|<‘¥ “Love Ms and the World is Mine." was rcnill~l'cd in exit-llcni style. The noni! “Only a Message froln llomr- Snort- lloiuc," by Master 7. Melnllls, brought dawn the house and he had to rolD°“‘i to encore 1 each appearance. Ile possesses a rule voice, car and ltruliir and It wiin renlnrliei that his cuui\cii\..Ion was pri- flct. The Nickel always Rives its patrons lim hui. ooilinnllie limi last. niizhi was pri-il|,.\l»lr. ,

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Sensational

Sale 'of _

Shoe, Samples At Aiicy’s

llwing :te-cured a conll leio set oi' nl.all.lf;ictll;els salllple

at a sacrifice, we have placed theill on sale at

50 p c Off Regular Prices

Szlnlpl-es it is well known sie usually e little better than

regular goods-sometilucs a good dc-:ll ht-tier-.\`oiv lake this

i xtrn quality and also the 30 p.c. discount into consideration

and you hive a real hcrgiiin. "

Tile six -s are mostly.

.r and 5 in wonlen's, i

7 and 8 in llli:n`s,

4 and 5 in loys',

| and 2 in girls'.

9 and in in Cllildren's.

6 and 7 in iufants‘,

There is every coliceivalilc kind of footwear in this lot

il id are at the same discount.

50 p c Off

Something here for everyone who wears these sizes.

Alley o.

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General Commission Merchants

Veterinary sur son

graduate Ontario Veterinary: Collegge “ld Y'°d“"° hmdhd °“ "mul" I

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Prompt returns made

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