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hair!

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it cheers falling pai; so pmrspfiy;

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When _You Need a-_Collar Buttoii, Let us Show You

-A " 'rrrrz n.R.EMENTz”

ONE PIECE BUTTQN

The strongest collar button made. `Guaranteed not to break.

W. W. WELLNER. = - - Jeweler.

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Photo Work Come tothe 7”

T’ ‘ Leading Studio

x CARBON!

PLATINOTYPES

ARTISTS PROOI'-'I _

QED. H. COOK. ~ NEW DeIBR1BAY BLOCK. _'thc studio ,where baby is always

' welcome.

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cons an to erippei

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This is a remedy you can rely on in

_ every particular; These tablets do not '-mf-. bring on that roaring in the ears as 10316'

` other cold cures.

Price 25c Box._

Any remedy bearine:

our name can be relied on. We guarantee lt.

(leo. E. Hughes, _ , Apothecaries Hall.

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What is better for a present than n

-_ _ - nice warm slipper, o. pair of hockey »“‘ ; -' boots for the boy or msn a pair of over- l___i" shoes. You can buythem justalittle iriim- - less in price from us than anywhere

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Price $3.75 a pair.

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4‘Hl__0HlU_A¥!Tl}'0WN GUARDIAN, JANUARY 4 1905. _ _ _ _ __ ,__ _

F -FUN . . . ,---- ` S5 ist _ __ _ ' __ _,__ _ __ _,_...._...nnuu_n '

Reporters and Correspondents'

' Evarvwhare-

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_- ` ~_ Q. - Anven'r1azas,_srs again reminded that ill “ohnng_ss' shouldbe in this ohice not eter than .one p. m. to insure insertion,

for follow ills! iseus _

The Stanley arrived st Georgetown yes- terday at 1015 with sixteen passengers four cars government hayu, 850 packages way freight and 150 bags of mail.

'Tan subscribers from Montague Bridg ,

' and Albcrton, who remitted their. sub scriptions, without any name, will oblige - by forwarding same by return mall.

Boys' social- at the Y. M. C. A. this tftcrnoon 3.8010 8 p.'m. The big game room will be reopened; refreshments will be provided by the ladies and a general

‘good time given to ull the members of the boys' department.

Ausrlrv Haley, commission merchant of l76 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, Mass., has The Guardian‘s thanks ~ for n calendar, printed in colors and bearing in colored letters the 'Sundays and days of abstin-

ure also marked.

_ONE of the most artistic calendars of the season is that from the I. C. R., Monc- ton. lt is on stiff cardboard, and has prominently displayed thc familiar moossl hc-nd with brass medallion on bifck ground of bir<l's eye maple. It is certl.\inly n most- attmctivc and desirable calendar. _

REV Dr Fraser, formerly pastor of St Stephen's church preached in St Apdrew`s church Sunday evening before u large con- gregation. His discourse was vary eloqu- ent and was listened to with marked ut- tention by his many friends among St. lndrcw's congregation. Dr Fraser will return to his duties at thc Presbyterian college in Montreal this week. ~St. John Telegraph.

Nearly sixteen hours late the steamer

Halifax, Capt. Ellis, reached her berth at Union Wharf, Boston at 8.30 Friday -morning after a tem- pestuous passage from Halifax, N. S. The decks were washed repeatedly, but thc steamer carrie through wlt_h_out the slightest damage. 'I`hc fifteen passengers who came up on the steamer were oblig- ed to remain below most of the time and all of them were contented to do so.

ON Monday the Hith inst the Long ltiver

Sunday School celebrated its closing by nn entertainment in the Hu.ll.'I‘here was un ex- cellent program rendered by the children of the chool. After the program was `overSun§hx Claus appeared and treated the children to u very liberal supply of con- fectionerics. This was followed by cake und coffee to which every one did ample justice. The crowd then dispersed all a greciug that they spent a very pleasant Christmas. _

' I1' is fortunate that there were not sev eral serious uccidents owing to fastdrivlng in the city on New Years nftcrnoon. While George Lewis, of Lewis' Point, wus 'enjoying the good sleighinir and balmy at- mosphere, rt team drove on him from be- hind with such force as to badly damage the back of his sleigh and break one of his shafts. it is miraculous that Mr. Lewis and the other occupunt of .thc team es- caped without injury, and that the sleigh was not demolished.

' Tas half-yearly examination of 4 he Long River School was held on the 29th. The scholars were examined by Wm. Green, their old teacher who is sponding his vacation at home,nnd others. The cxuxn- lnu.tion was attended by u number of the pnrents, who were well pleased nt the good und prosperousstate ofthe school.Mlss .\1cLeod has proved herself n most cspapie and painstaking teacher and is pleased to have the co-operation of the parents. At the close Santa Claus \\'ent around with candy and there was a general good time. The examination closed by singing Auld Lang Sync. _

A r.rr'ri.a over three years ago, when

.Baird & Peters, St. John N. B., decided to make a specialty of Tens, they had no idea at that time, that this particular branch of their business would ' assume the proportionsit hns, covering ns il. now does, all the Maritime Provinces, Quebec, Newfoundland and the bordering States With this steadily growing business, and 1. still greater plans for the future, they find itnccessary to conduct- their tea separ-

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Nan Bonds inr ilhiisimas Baking

Seeded Rsisins, Grifiin Brand. Seeded Rsislns, Premier Brand. _

Seeded Raisins, Red Ribbon Brand.

Sultana (Seedless) Raisins in bulk.

Valencia (Cookin ) Raisin; in bulk. Table Raisins (hi boxes and boxes)

Clesndd Ciin-_ants ln»r lb packages.

Voetizzl Cnrrants

Citron, _Orange and Lemon Feels

Englishgn _ -

in' bulk.

Slzelie Walnuts end Almonds. Cookin in bull:

Layer boxes. ' ` ' Dam an iemtornls Pmnes st _

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seen s. on

4 atc and distinct from their grocery busi-

ness; and on and nfter the first of J nnunry i905, their ten business will bc carried on under the name » and style of The Vim _Tea Company. Any correspondence relative to teas ex- ‘ clu`sively,should bo addressed to The Vim ‘ Tea Company, St. John, N. B. who will transact the tea business in all its branch- bs, and settle and collect all accounts. They will, however, continue to hsndls “Vlm"ond other teas along with their staple lines. Baird dc Peters take this opportunity of tl1a.nking_ the trade for the generous support they have already given them in pliicing their teas on the morkct, and they bespesk for The Vim

_- Tea Company s continuance of this conti-

' dence and support.

,There is nothing makes a person feel more mlssrablc than Ll Grippc. If taken in time by the aid of our La Grlppe Waters t`ls only the matter of a few hours till it. is corifpletcly under oontr\"»l.` If let take ltloourss tlisrc- is no telling hovr it will end. So act sccordlngly,onl'y 25 cts box-A W. Rcddlp Phtix B.

daiutielt of boxes, _just suited for Xmas gifts _

Delemsr bon bona, daisy and star chow- _

A grand supper and entertainment was

On hisleftl-A.»li‘. Ross and Mrs. Rose.

Rose-spoke in complimentary terms of tl\e manner in which ,Mr McDonald had discharged his duties connected with the factory, euloglzlng him us a msn firm in principle, upright in character and a sociable companion. Mr McDonald re- plied hrlefiy, thanking the people for their kindness-and regretting that the time had come for him to leave them. » i The land we live in.-Colin Campbell

and A. W. Morrow.

Our Representatives.-E. D. Fraser and

J. Dingwell. _

The Ladies-J. F. Baker. _ Host and Hostess,-II. Fraser. Jas. H. Baker being culled on,

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which brought down thc house. The re- mainder of the evening was spent in n sdclalmanncr. Music was furnished by _ML Mc\/can and Miss Mcllonultl. Choice fruit was also served abundantly. After uinglng`"God Save the King" the com- pany departed, suttstled that they had spelft`l>otli a pleasant and profitable cvcn~ ing.`

‘ T0 BUILD A MINT

Orrawa, December- 30.-D. Ewart,

chief architect of public works depart- ment, has gone to Washington to exam- ine t-he mint, preparatory to prcpurution of new plans for the royal mint ut Ottawa.

WENT THROUGH ICE

Baiuuavorvr, Conn., llcc. 29.-While

playing on thin ice on thc Pecquonnoc River, this aftt-rnoon,Eddie Germi, aged 8 years, and Matthew Reynolds, uged 10 years,broke through and were drowndsd.

SAID “GOOD-BYE” '

TO HIS FAMILY

Dying of Weakness--Given Up by Doctors as an In- curaole and Hope- less Wreck.

FERROZON E

SAVED__l'lIS LIFE l

After reading the followir‘1Ig letter from

Mr. H. A. Thurston, of 228 ermont street eust-, Indianapolis, Ind,, no one will ever doubt the merit of Ferrozone;

“A your ago I took the gripps.

“l was as weak as a child.

“I was no longer nhle to cut. “My blood w us thin. My checks were

white n.nd hollow.

“Doctors gave me all kinds of medicine,

but none of t em brought me strength.

“My friends said I was wasting away

with some slow disease, andlbir them good-bye.

“'l`hcn I heard of the wonderful Fer-

rozone. '

“After three duys it gave me on np-

petite. I §alned strength and became cheerful: nder Fcrrozone I improved steadily. I am well today. I weigh fifteen pounds heavier than c\er boforc, und fecl like a new man.

(Signed) “H. A. Thurston."

The secret of growing strong is solved

by Ferrozone. t supp~les actual nourish- ment. It braces you up quick, surpplies new energy! bring back tho snap an fire of youth. ry Ferrozone, 50c. par box, or six boxes for $2.50, at all denlcrs in .nedi- vins, or Poison & Co., Hartford., Conn., U. S. A., and Kingston, Ont.

If you haven’t received it,send for our Catalogue.

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broocl_;,__ studded with

[fine pearls. . . . . . . . . ._ 424.0:

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com letely studded with

\ pearlis . . . . . . . .........$3r.oo ‘ We will send either brooch

by registered mail to arty sd- dreu, and if not perfec y sat- isfactory will eit er exchange or refund purchase money.

G. F. - llUTCHESON»

1 _ Jeweiler. _

‘ P. 0. Box 415.

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Stanley Bros.

Stewart Andereon,W.Morrow and others (.3 and See US at 0l1C€-

F. Baker, Charles and Mrs. Rose, James Dlngwell and others ; N 9

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¥.'::‘°l.i':;',1';“‘..‘;.'i;°...°.l‘° ‘.t.*"*“;.‘.. 0ilil$ Gllil EIIGS GENTZEL fo co. manner- ' ' ‘I _T rno'roC.narn1:as. ` l

The Guest of the Evening-Respondod _ \ J

Before stock-taking we have gathered from every de-

partment all the: remnants and odds and ends, and

marked them at *quick selling prices -lots of splen-

dld goids among them-:md the prices-well you

know what remnant prices are.

Dress Goods,

French Flannels,

Silks, Prints, Cretonnes, Art Sat=-

eens, Flannelettes, Ducks. Ging-

hmms, Shirtings, Muslins, White

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Gobds, etc., etc.

these Bargains.

Stanley

Come and partake of some oi'

Bros.

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New Year’s Day

suggests-Callers and Callers-Coffee. Get` your Coffee at this

reliable Grocery. You take no risks for you are always sure of getting

the best.

Essence of Coffee in bottles I5, 25 and 4oc. bottle. '

Fresh ground to your order 4oc. sound.

COMPL|MtNTS 0F Tn SEASON T0 ALL.

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REMOVAL SALE

The first of the New Yea we leave our presentglocation and move to the Prowsc Block (Sunnyside) We want to reduce our stock.

Do You W

Piano.

- Organ.

Sewing Machine.

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Small Musical Instruments. Sheet Music, etc., etc.

lfso here is your

great opportunity to secure Xmas and New Year’s gift

Call today and look over our

chance-bargains in all lines-.-\

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stock-» 'We will -m _

not ask yon to buy---just look. Open every _

evening.

i’liller Bros.,

Queen Street, Connolly's Building. '

INPE RIALS

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FOOT OF QUEEN STREET

* ` of all Kinds.

For Repairs

Changes in Heating etc- i

- Founders. Machinists and Boilermakers.

Manufacturers of

ENGINES, BOILERS, TANKS, ETC.

The Charlottetown Foun- dry and Machine Co.

PHONE 73.

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CHEESEMAKER HUNDRED' MEET Mr: Ar me ALWAYS Bvsv sroru: | WE WISH You ALL' 7

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if _ " mostly uname to Leo Menorca ot __ _ _ _

srnon River who has had charge of '

' Lakeville Cheese Factory for several a

js-..._ ....o»...1»...... sn.. ,.....i. 1 Z|¢a|»m`g» up ‘ -_ _ _

house for the purpose and it was literally _ _ _ filled with the “beauty and tho chivalry" “ ' ' ' ' of tha surrounding neighbourhood.

Wallace Fraser acted as master of care- , .

monies and on his right sat the guest . . or the evening, plso, E. D.. Fraser and And if you wish any

ns.. rl-mr, cans c..mp1.sll,.1. H. sake. _ and p_h;>_toS for N ew Year’S.

toby A F Rose and Mr McDonald. Mr _.~__ ___

Felnralhlend

India and China Tea.s,in such

proportions as to insure a delicious cup of Tea.

' _ _ I , , ,L ' ence. The different fastdays of the year original poem-“The Elmira Brunch" _ _ _ SOld by all tI1E pl`li1Clp8.I

Grocers. Wholesale by

MGKINNUN 3'- MGNEVIN

lrcolonun

-WHY-

-THE-

Does the Business between the

Sydneys, Halifax. St. john. Quebec and Montreal.

-BECAUSE- _

It’s dining and sleeping car ser- vice is nnequalled. _

-Tl'lAT IS WHY.-

Write for time tables. fares, etc.

G- A. SHARP.

Snperintet dent. P. E. I. Railway,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Moccasins _ For the B0y’s

We have them in Tan and Black; the BOYS are delighted when they see them.Get him a pair for Xmas, only goc. _a pair.

H. BELL

The Experienced Leatherman.

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it Low Prices make a Bargain

high quality doubles it, that's why

the following are bargains:

5 ll>_~=. Goo l Tea §;,00 1 ib~. Good Coffee

5 lbs. l.nnndry Starch

50c

35°

6 llnrs Soap ;9¢

A snizlll quantity of Ilrooms nt Qoc

:5c null 306 each.

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Your

Winter

Spit $15. $18 $20

Just ss much lillf just nl cm- '¢°\ dhlustugood service as ymvd get mane lo mem- ure It e colt nl fm or $15- mor' -And youll need thu extra money for otherihingn,

Novell st in

with is E 1 o ti \veun¢n_ for the flreny young fel- ihu, conservative slylesln the cur- rent, ltlnds rd

ihlnTl. All shown in th e Sis, $18 e d

fax iryouraf hi h-

. - _ _ _ _ alles Ald,¢g\L|--.

' W ed goods.

F. R. BOYCE,

` " ` ' ` ""*` " ' Gfeli George Street.

, A choice Blend oi’ Ceylon, _

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Lower Queen St., Ch’town. ' _Y

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Canalrs Fanms Train ~‘

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