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DIAMOND RINGS

Prices That Save Your Money

Drop in and compare our prices with cthgrg,

Solid Gold G

Rings, $1.65. ypsy

Gold Baby Rings, ~' 1...* .

65c up. L_ _Geni.’s Carbuncle ` ,`~P""1,~

Rings, $4.50 up, _

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If yon wish the best in photo -gr-aphy, finished on the new spec rsllzed mounts, (the very latest novelty.)

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STUDIO-

GEO. li. COOK

Where Bsbv is Always Welcome.

Gent’s Fine Furnishings

.\`0W is the t-imc to get n suit. or overcoat mndo, u hils wo are giving the sprfcinl holldoyd scount.. We have u lnrgo variety of samples to

choose from, and all you got 1,0 do into pick your cho cc, lcbvc your moasurc u_ud the \-cstisgnnranteod. lit, fin- ish nn workmanship cu,n t bo excelled. Every gurnient crcntodhore represents tho highest type of artistic tailor-

migick vor suit or overcoat 'l`O~DA . Dcn't. put it cfl’.

D. MCLAREN ""”"°

9 TA1I.ou.

_ shirltts t.ww5m

| Christmas Baking E

is now the order of the day

with the housekeeper.

We have been preparing for

it and can fill your order with the best of new baking mater- ial.We are just openings choice lot of new selected bulk raisins and currents. seeded raisins (Grid-in Branrl),cleaned curranis, candied peel, spices, flrvorings, shelled walnuts and almonds; new dates, figs and everything needed for the holiday baking.

Call at our store and we

will be pleased to show our goods.

Orders delivered promptly

to all parts of the city.

McKENNA’S Grocery

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Qlvlaaunuusnsn-quinoa:

Men’s American

Shoes

Worth $3.50 and

$4.00.

Special pr`ce for

this week $3.00.

This is a great

bargain for week only.

SPRAGUE & C0’5.

Snow Shoes and

Indian Moccasins

are being made use

of t0 a large extent as Christmas gifts. They not only give pleasure but induce the young to take advantage of our most invigorating winter sports. To save the n1iddlemau’s profit we went right to the Indians-got the real thing at the right price.

Men’s snow shoes

(Indian make) $2.50 and $2.75.

W0men’s snow shoes

(Indian make) $2.25.

Children’s s n 0 w

shoes (Indian make) $1.65 and $2.00.

Indian moccasins all

sizes.

Men’s $1.40.

Wo1nen’s $1.25.

Boys’ $1.2 5.

Girls’ 9 5c. _

Alley & Co.

Xmas Baking

Our stock of Groceries for the Xmas

trade is now complete and_we think we can supply about €V¢fYfl1"18 1'°‘l““" ed in the airing line.

Our aim is to keep only

the best class of groceries and our prices on them

will be found to be right.

Goods delivered promptly to any

part of the city.

Give usa call when you want i0

order your Xmas snpplieb

.Beer & Goff.

Christmas Month

i‘We are out for business" this Christmas. lf well selected stock, low prices and good values will

do the trick, we'll get there.

Try our store for everything and anything in Christmas goods.

Lllllll NEWS

Oilices in New Prowse Block . _ Charlottetown.

READ The Gnnrdlufs classified ads. You

will find something to inherent yon.

Tun lost. purse advertised in Soturdsy's Guardian was yesterday recovered and returned to its owner.

ALL votes either “For Free Delivery

Or "Against Free Delivery"of mail matter in this city should be handed in to this office at once. Extra coupons can be obtained here free of cost. if

JOHN E. GonMAN representing Joseph

A. Rlch& Go. of 170 Atlantic Avenue Boston, and Willis H. Rogers, _100 Fulton Fish Market, New York. wholesale commission dealers in all kinds of fresh fish, are in the city. Mr. Gorman has just returned from the western ‘part of the Province und left yesterday for Murray Harbor after which he purposes going ast bosee shippers.

Sars a recent Glace Bay despatch: The Glace Buy Fire Department wish to ack nowledge the receipt. of u cheque for hen dollars from D. H. McKay, and another for five dollars donated by Hon. Senator Wm. MacDonald. It is the purpose of the town firemen to attend the ilremen`s carnival to be held in Charlottetown during the month of July, 1000 and these kind rcmembrances together with acheque for $25 recently received from McArel Bros., will be thankfully recciv ed and will substantially assist them in raising the amount. required to defray the expenses of their proposed trip. The gathering of firemen at Charlottetown in July will probably bo the largest ever held in the Maritime Provinces, and the firemen are naturally anxious to credit. ably represent the largest town in Canada, and compete in the various events, and if possible secure some of the prizes.

Om-: of the bravest rescues at sea ever performed by n British Merchant ship was that which took place some months ago, when the Booth liner “Augustine” effected the rescue of the greater part. of the crew of the Greek steamer "Clemen- tine," According to a communication- the statements in which were subsequen- tly fnlly verified-which was addressed to the Merchant Service Guild by several passengers on board the “Augustine” during u heavy storm oil' Ushant, fell in with the “Clementine” flying signals of distress. The wind, ct- the time, was blowing wit-hhurrlcane force and there was u tremendous sea raging. Thereupon the “Augustine” was ninnoeuvred as close as safety would permit. to the sinking ship and, in the face of almost rnsuper- nple difficulties, n boat. was launched in charge of the Chief Oflicer. J. W. Harris, with u volunteer crew and put off to the rescue. This boat service was of ri moat, dangerous character-in fact, none of the passengers expected to see her return. When she got. close to the sinking ship. she was compelled to keep away a little to avoid being smashed ho pieces agulnst the “Clementlne's" side, and the crew were appealed to _jump into the sea so that. they might be picked up by the rescuing boat. This, however, they would not do, and the boat eventually had to return. Shortly afterwards the Greek ship sank. Cupiain Forbes, of thc "Augustine," called for nnother volunteer- crew which consisted of ihc same Officer and men as previously, and `with desper~ ate efforts they succeeded in saving from amongst the wreckage four lives. The bout having returned, Captain Forbes adjusted his ship so ns to drift towards others ofthe Greek crew who were cling ing to the wreckage and Hosting away to leewurd. Four men were espied, but they were in fur to exhausted a condition

to help themselves in the way of clinging to life-lines which were thrown to them. These men, according to the passengers. would inevitably have been drowned han it not been for the galluntry of the Chief, Second, and Third Officers of the “Aug- ustine” who themselves plunged into thi’ water, tied life-lines round the men who were then hnulcd on board. Through the kindness of theGreck Consul ln Liver- pool, B. A. Mnladrlnos, the Merchant Service Guild were nblc to place the whole of the circumstances before the Greek Government Asa result of this. Mr. Malundrinos has now informed the Guild that the King of Greece, as n mark of high admiration of the bravery and humanity displayed by. those on the “Augustlne," has signed a decree at At.~ hens conferring upon Captain Henry Forbes and J. W. Harris, his Chief Officer, the Gold Decoration of the Order ofthe Redeemer, whilst J. Fanning, W. T. Watson, and Mr. Buck, Second, Third and Fourth Officers respectively, have had the Silver Decoration of the same Order conferred upon them. The Gui'd are hopingtomake the presentation ol these Decorations in public form ln due time. The Decoration conferred on Captain Forbes and Mr. Harris Is one class lower only than that conferred recently upon the Lord Mayor of London bythe King of Greece. Asad feature of this case is the death of W. T. Watson, as therssultofan accident on board the "Augustine" the voyage after hla not of

gnilsntry.

Waters, cologne and perfumes- wilet articles. We are giving

_ ° s special oi‘l'er on this line

New Srgfe. of goods in order to reduce stock._20°/_

, ° 9 d_lisoonn|. from now tilllst of year. Take

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d b¢ l 'it too friend than a amty x of WHITE'S

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Cape Town, South Africa, yesterday tot Maurice White. one of the lending educw tional officials of the ’l`ransvaml. The ceremony took place at St.. John's church, and was performed by Rev. Dr. Nuttnl Smith. The bride has numerous friends in this city who will wish hor every hap- piness in ber new rolat.i0ns.-Fredericton , Herald.

G1-ro. MAn'rau.,_u gentleman from the

garden of the gulf, was placed in one of Host Collins’gnest ohumbersin the rail- way station yesterday afternoon. The‘

other apartment was occupied by' Frederick Coleman, hailing from Penob- squls. The strangers had come fro|n` somewhere outside the city limits and along in i/hc aftemoon were taken ln charge on charge of intoxication. Cole- man objected to solitary confinement even lflt. was temporary. He did what he couldbobreak down the door of the cell and offered five dollars to any one who would bring him an iron bar. Both men were eventually escorted ho central station, where- they left deposits. Martell claimed to have lost his va|ise.~

St. John Telegraph, Sat..

Dururr Chief Jos. McCormick, of the

city-police, is in receipt. ofu_letter from his brother Michael, who Is at. present studying for the priesthood at the Pr0~ paganda, Rome, to the effect that hcis very ill and in all probability will have to return home this winter. Mike’¢- many friends ln Sydney, who will re- member him as being one of the besi all-round oirhletcsin Cape Bretona cou- ple of years ago, will bcirrieved to learn that while practicing hls`favorite exer- cise of shot putting on the campus of the college he received an internal in- jury of some sort which has taken mth eraserlous turn. Mr. McCormick had but anotheryear in which to complete his studies before being called to t.ln~ Church, an honor he expected to receive about theend of 1006. Previous to leav- lnghere for the East he held the mari- time rcqord for the shot put..-Sydney Post.

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WE OWN THE

ORIGINAL FORMULAE

for Ozone and pledge you our word that it contains no alcohol nor drugs of any kind, just gas held in solution. We know that our preparation is purer than any other make, because every drop is allowedtomsture in our luborniory for three months before it is shipped. We also know that Commercial Ozone being an astringent preparation should always be taken with Celery King, the well known tonic laxative. This is the only way to cure germ diseases permanently. TheCelerv King costs you nothing, because with each purchase of Solution of Ozone you receive a coupon entitling youtoone full sized 25c package of Celery King free of cost. Be sure and ask your drugglst for Ozone (the coupon kind).

'ran Pnnmc anno no., nnrncrnvnc, oN'r.

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Iron Ox Tablets are for sale at the Apcthecaries Hall. 7dtf

Delightful presents for young Ladies at

M. Trainor Sc Co's. » mari

Gem and Russian food choppers at the Rogers Hardware C0. 19.111

Wnt.erman's Ideal fountain pen is n.

gift, useful fund beautiful. Vi'e have n good assortment.-G. F. Hutcheson. iildli

Just. arrived new fresh stock of Navel Ofuuites, lemons, npples, and nuts ln almonds, fllberts, Bruzlls, walnuts, pen~ nuts etc selling low for Xmas trade at 'l--7-Gay 81 Son’s every day market. __ __ 18 d lil

Solid (iold *

-AND- `

Gold Filled Lockers

Sent by mail t_o any address

cn receitpt of price. No extra charge or monogram.

10k solid gold, 3 sizes $5.00, .

$6.00 and $7.00. -1

14k solid gold as above '

$12 50. I

Gold filled good quality $1.50.

rok Solid gold, 4 sizes }4.5o, -

$5 5°~ $5~5°» 515°- '

14k solid go d $12.00.

iok 1 pearl i 45. 14k plain _ .75

G. F. lllllCiiESON

f°'a::.-:..a.:.ar:f'-°»

1 Xmas candies we have ever had in stock.

And the boxes are the prettiest and dantlest of any season. Johnson & John- .

f son. lild ii

-Your Wife

Wants a New Piano

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__ 1. _ __ __ _ 'rnEcnanc0'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN. DECEMBER 19,1905. ' 9 `

E ALWAYS Busy STORE

C all Means uy

our oods 0-day

You not only have the advantage of unbroken assortments, but you have more leisure to make your selections.

STA LEY BRO .

Gflil THINGS POR MEN

Gifts for ladies---FURS

What more acceptable gift for a

lady than a nice Fur Coat, Ruff, l\lul`f, Mitts, Cap, or set.

We believe we have the best assort-

ment of fine Fashionable Furs in the

Ch°0S¢ anything ffm the ii-`f:b@l°W Bndicity-We have all grades to suit all

you will be sure to p ease the man.

Pl11`S€S.

Lined Gloves and Mitts

in kid and Mocha $1.00 to _$2.45 a pair

Ruffs from $1.35 to $48.00. Muffs from $1.50 to $31.50. Coats from $25.00 to $150.00 Mitts from $3.50 to $12.50

Handkerchiefs

of all kinds and prices in silk and linen,

marked at special low prices for the

trade. Linen |6 to 35,; ea¢h, silk 30,; to

$l.20 each-

Furs for Lnlluren

White Coney Muff and Rui°i`;$1.45, Iceland Lamb Muil`:u1d Ruff $2.95 Iceland Lamb Caps $51.95

Holiday 1

Neckwear

made specially for thc Xmas trade-the

newest styles and colors just received from the factory-a spleniid assortment 25c i0 55::

each

Gray Lamb Caps

The Best 'Kid Glove Department

in P. E. Island

, Tl1at's what we claim forour stock I - Glace and Sucdes in black and colinis,

. Knit to Fit Sweaters

The Best Made, tight collars, and we =cut

styles. These celebrated sweaters in all the new colors $3.50. $4.25 and $4.50 each. _

all sizes $1.10 to $1.45 pr.

Lined Gloves and Wool Gloves-

ali grades, all colors, and all prices.

Neckwear

Cashmere Half Hose

Black, tan, brown, grey and embroidered;

an inpnense assortment 30:.. '10 70C 11 Pair-

of all kinds and descriptions in Lace, siiks, clriffons and ianrifs.

Handkerchiefs A new lot just received-30 to $3.50 carb u<l

.Underwear

Shirts, collars, cuffs, suit cases, trunks,

club bags, etc.. etc.

everv price between.

Shirt Waists in Embroiderenl Cashmere, Silk, Flannel,

Fur Mitts and Fur Collars and scores of other articles suitable for

men at

STANLEY BROS.

Lust:-r, Sateev\,I<`lannel+tte_ all .~r'zes.nllUfiC0§;_

Hand Bags and Purses

Expressto-dav brought usa lot that ar-

rived very late f0rtl1ejol>i>cr,we bought them cheap; you get the be rr lit--twenty-live Der cent les-. than the regular value. |00 10 $4~25

Just call at the Always Busy

Store-You will see things you want. alla kl1OW YOU Walll Wilell YOU SCC imported specially for the Christmas Trade

llltllll.

STANLEY BROS.

carry and cverrg Wim- it-*Ween

Umbrellas For Ladies

l\‘ewe~t handles and best coverings. “pedals at 5| 5010 $450 ea¢h.

Hundreds of other Articles

here for you--Space will not allow enuuiera tion-]ust come in and ace for yourself.

STANLEY Bucs

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Skates, hockey sticks, pucks, ei t

r Cameron &Co's. U liitiiiii f 5 & C0’ LOI TCS,

$4.15 up. an . , ’ $1.00

We have the largest assortment of_

Now is a good

time to get your winter supply of Groceries. Prices will perhaps be higher.

Sunnyside Grocers, Wholesale and Retail.

For Flour, Tea, Oil, Mo- lasses and Sugars we lead them all.

Get our prices, compare

values.

This is THE

PLACE io get your Groceries oi best quality and reasonable price.

livery article

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Why not give her ~

everything is of the bcst quality. Our prices are right.

xuis ours: FALLugé0TH-

If you are in doubt as to

what to give, just'drop in and look over our assortment of

"Ter-fume, Slfeerscbaum and

Do you want a fall suit or over-

-roar ? lf you do now is your' chance to get the very lnicst and ‘the best- There is nothing a iuan

Tipes, Cigar Cases

Holders, Chocolates,

gmmary Ha,-,. B,.,,5},¢5_ ide-lights in more than good clmlies €Dressr'ng Cases, ‘Tocket Boolcs,EImny Hair ‘Bros/res, Shaving Slings and Brushes, ‘Raaors, Cloth 'Bras/res

and other useful and haml- some articles too numerous to mention. Our stock has all

and this is the place to get them. Come and see w-mt v-'e have and - you will be convinced that what we say is true.

Prices to suit the purse.

MCDONALD & PERRY,

The hobby Tailors Great George Street,

carefully selected and

one for a Xmas gift.

We have some plans

to unfold to you-come

GEO. E. HUGHES.

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Apothecaries Hall.

in and talk the matter over. Come today.

Old

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Is due here tomorrow with

Miner Bros' 550 ions' Old Sydney Mine

Sunnyside. - 4*,-,,,1

Tin' liiiilcruigiicil offers for sale his

valuable properly in Cb`tnwn Royalty, fronting on ilu- North River. four miles from City by carriage and two iniics by water, couluining bn acres uf excellent land in a high stale of cultivation. There is on the prturiscs a large and commorlious dwelling house and other

ontbuii\lin§_s in agoorl state of repair. his place is well gml favourably known ns a summer re- sort, with bathing, boating, iislring,et|:. Abundance of sun weed. mussel mud. and marsh ruud, makes this one of -tha most valuable properties on the market.

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