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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLASD DECEMBER 19 S1900. 5

7 C/wr Nonce xnucsn.

11,., Czar is i\o\TnTh‘ tosit up and notic

° 85- . - ::,°,,,,ii.-9 _vet is tloml Paul lxruger.

' "ui" "W __ _-"7

Torturmg .

lisiiguring Humours

"ming, Burning, and Sealy 5,-uptions of the Skin and _gmlp witn loss of Hair wnplete External and Inter- nal Treatment by Cuticura THE SET

admin; of L rin t'i:_\ Soar, to cleanse the in of -rrr. :.= .curl st-:iles and soften the *gt-:.t~ 1 .~~_;f.-_-it-, tern rua Ointment to in- ‘muy :\l`..i_.~ .. .i.n\:, irritzttiou, and inflam- w.U,.__ ,ml - .. :rv .ind l;v~.il, and Currcuna m501_~;r.:.'r if t and --lcansc the blood. A 5151.11 .~`:;r '.~ i .ten sutllcicizt to cure the M, ;._,i~:',_-.-;:.;:, -'l;.~t`;i:u:'ing skin, scalp, and tha! l:u::..»;;:~_~, ixislies, it;‘liin;;s, and irrita- nor..=.\vi\l. '.,.<~ oi l;;.i:'. wlxcn the bc.: p,Li_v_»;.l, til-'lf 8I\tl .il otliff rcine<ii€.=. f.‘.il. st ..='<_».:-on Dm »==

ff!" - ____-_ser ` ` '

gr; v-- _.c

(l;»\'e='.-0.11' lined Kid

Gloves ft 1' men are the best

values ever shown in the citv.

Prices from°.`>()c. to

Lilies’ Kid <.l_l'r\.'°$ from occ.

gg .i};.-\v’\'t‘kS & CO,

19 li

Store Open.-» 'l`he _Peoples Store open every evening ur- gil Xmas.-Weeks & C0.

- 19 li

; in c'.:c:>

~A A 1>-- 7%

Boxes of Oranges and Lemons, wholesale and Re-

hllat

I U. A. HUTGHES£_)N’S

Crown Confectionery.

Dar. 10 d tf Ex, & Pa.

. fl

BGETITEEELII3

000000

HERBERT A. TANTON,

LATE OF NEW YORK. -rr:.acm-:R or-

HANO. ORGAN AND VOICE CULTURE

Voice culture a specialty.

Studio-Tauton's New Building, Great

500|* Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I. Ollice hours. 12 to 1. 5 to 6. 8 3"*

H , _ __+ _ 4 i

You AreQ=°Q'Q‘*°Q’-E

Too Busyvs

With other things to do `

fancy baking. Let us do it for you. \Ve guarantee our goods all new and fresh

an l far and away the hestg

obtainable. For To-day Order l

J ` . Nut Cake p l6c ll. - "‘ ’ - Silver Cake lbe lb. “_ ,, _ Sultana Cake 200 lb.

Clephone 98. Q o. s-rewAR'r,

Eclipse Bakery. Bases Best Bread .

0F GRAPES

33333

‘Latest News of the City

y dents Everywhere.

` Ir you want to know where to go this evening read the Boy`s Brig;-ide program in this issue.

th Svnooxnns Milelus and Ceto are frozen t in at P0ole`s \Vl\u.rf, Lower Montague partly loaded with produce. Vlleunder- stand that an attempt will be made to cut them out.

1' IN the public hall Lower Montague Fridzxy evening The Lndies` Aid of the Methodist Church held fi social. There .vvasalargc attendance considering the very had condition of the roads. Cake ‘and Coffee were served and an enjoyable t cveningspcnt in _sr-xmes, etc.

| R_‘.v.G.BI. Youngs Bible Class on Stalker Life of Christ will meet in Y. ItI.C. A. Tl1\1l‘=`<l‘1)’fat S p. in. The public are invited. The Young 1\1en's Gymnasium class which niet last night will meet ,again L-his evening fora special practice

"Allwl1'ointend going are asked to be `pr<g'3n _

Q Mi;sstt.s_-\. Horne Co. have forwarded

ro THE GU_utn1_i.\' three beautiful calen- dars. The first one to hand shows a cut

I tetown during the past summer by Messrs 'A Home 8; Go. Th: larger calendars 'represent Lord Roberts in uniform and

'parting friends," ahorse killed on the battle field while the rider is trying to inducethe faithful animal to once more _face the din of battle.

AT a meeting of Prince Ed ward Lodge,

S. O. E. held last night the following officers were 'elected:~

Past President ~»W. H. F. Gill.

President-l". R. Borehaln. Vice President-D. Fraser.

Treas. --Wm. Brehaut.

Set-y~f-B. P. Beady.

Chaplain-\V. C. \Vhitlo.'ek.

1 Com.-Jas Puncher.

2 “ R. L. Cotton. 3 “ J. Saunders.

4 " A. Sabine.

Inner Guard-C. T. A. Mitchell.

Outer-F. P. Newsom.

0B|'rU,\RY.--On the 24th of Nov. l9U0, at

the residence of her son Henry, Susan Midd1eton,relict of the late George Dixon, Stanchel. For some months the stern messenger had been slowly but surely undermining the vigor obgher. constitution and at last the silver cord was loosed, the golden bowl broken the dust returned to the earth as it was and the .spirit returned unto God whogavc it,not. to bore-absorbed into the Divine essence but as an indivi- dual to join the white-robed throng and t-o render praise to Him who had washed her in His own precious blood. For her death had been deprived of its sting. She had, indeed, the desire to depart and he with Christ. She was in the 69th year of her age and leaves behind her three sons and two daughter to mourn the loss of a loving mother, Hem-v on the old homestead, Lemuel in Boston, George in Butte, Montana; Mrs, Morrill, South Billerica Mass.,and Mrs Joseph:Campbell, Searletown. The funeral services were .conducted by Rev. D. McLean _assisted by 7 the Rev. Mr. Stewart, Bradalbane. To the bereaved family we tender our sincere sympathy remembering-

A few short years of evil past, ` We reach that happy shore, \

Where death--divided friends at last

Shall meet, to part no more.

of the famous rubber tire carriage, a, number of which were placed in Chariot- I

- ._-- I .

e i ammen . is evemngw ent e af

I t me of the thmgg . he N no mission is but 15 cents.

ul 1 ` `

H Msssns. Johnson Johnson report

rushing trade in Christmas novelties :this season. Having moved the entire stock up from their Down Town Store to the

By and Corresponf 1 old stand, corner Kent and Prince Sts.

they are very much overstocked in some

I line-<. and to reduce it quickly they are ofl'er:nr ti. straight discount of 20 per cent. This offers a rare opportunity to get ilirsbcluss goods at it very low price and a rush of business is not to he wondered at.

RF.r‘r;P.Rrsn to the wreck of the stcnincr

Alphn on the Vancouver const with the loss of her crew, it is to he observed that the chief engineer who took the steamer 'to the Pacific was Mr. ¥\'illiam C. Ycy who was for some lil months in theemploy of the Steam Nu\'igation Company here. He served on the S. S. St Lawrence and afterwartls on the .\'ort.humherland. lt is not known whether Mr. Vey was with the Alpha at the time of the wreck. The Alpha waslformerly owned by Messrs.

g Picirford 6; Blick of-II-ilittx. . l

(_I.\x.\nr.\:\' Hrsronr Sotzmrv. -e A repre-

sentative meeting was held in P. :V College last evening to organize a Can- adian History Society. Dr. Anderson presided ani J. O. Arsenanlt was “ .tppointetl Sccy. The chairman in ‘presenting the object of the meeting ` referred to the fact that patriotism can ‘ best. be bought. by an intimate knowledge of our own country and the struggles it i, has undergone in the past. History may i-c divided into two parts, original t research and general history. Regarding lthe first there is great opportunity for

lore in posses-.stun of stir- citizens. ny interchange of papers with similiar socie- ‘flles in other provinces we would k-now what is dole elsewhere. General history can also be attended to and is a most. instructive study as the results of past times will be identical with these of the present. This could als; be varied Iwith an occasional literary evening. when the stu ly of Cana lianauthors could be taken up. Hr. Pope concurred with what had been said and thought that there should be some way of preserving the records- hy the society. This could be accomplished by at union withthe Natural 1History Society. He accordingly moved t-hata committee of five he appointed to confer aboutthe formation [of u general society. Mrs. (Dr.) Anderson thought that organization .should precede federation and accordingly moved a resolution to that effect which was seconded by Mrs. C. C. Gardiner. After further discussion by Messrs. Brecken, Palmer, Dr. Morrison and others the following resolution was agreed to. Resolved that this meeting organize abranch of “The Canadian Historical Society” to be united with the Natural History and Antiquarian Scciety as distinct- departments _o_f a general society which shall becomposed of their joint membership and which-`sh‘1llb: known as the-_-and that a committee of five. be appointed to confer with the Executive of the Natural History and Antiquarian Society and complete arrangements for carrying this resolution into effect. The following officers were then appointed.

Pres.-Dr. Anderson.

l Vice Pres.-Dr. Morrison.

Mrs. C. C. Gardiner,

Sec’y.--Mr. W. E. Bentley.

Treas.-H. J. Crandall. It was mov‘edAtl1`nt` these together '~vit,h Mrs.2P¢rkinS act as a committee to meet _ the executive of the Botanical Society.

EVERY MOVEMENT HURTS

. When you have rheumatism. Muscles I feel stiff and sore and joints are painful It does not pay to suffer long from this disease when it may be cured so promptly

i __ and perfectly by Hood's Sarsaparilla

_ 1 E L f‘|l*?Um*‘llfm in an fmms is .promptly This medicine goes right to the .- '

‘ and permanently cured by _Hoon s Sarsap-1 t 1- _ M .d-t f tb bl .L _ h- _h

&!_il]u “ hith nutlahzes acdltyof the blood. neu; ra l?eb le I y Od e O0( \’ 111;

wot. K ' `

causes lheumatlsm, an puts an ent 0 K ‘

f - p rin and stiffness. i 3 .

_ f Biliousness is cured by Hood`s Pills. 250 ‘

thrstmas

Presents

I .

a. copy today, only 30 cents. For sa _ _at Carters’ Bookstore. 19 It “plunged” in buying so

.____@____

“War Sketches" by Hedley V.

i Miller Bros. store open every evening-

Toys at big discount 1911

You msv walk the city ov»r but until you find The Pei ple’s Store you Pio: to_night__ abd” 7 dozen or so _Of

viii wig., .mir Ulltnef f rseen-g th-. bert ».~|.or'|nent ot' Christmas presents, 135,51 samp|¢|m},b,0@¢¢,.¢d hmgnrchiefs, _;.§know that there had neve

“ __ , 1 Iwox-th up to 25c. each

A ‘_ CW omoore 8, Mchod *°' I 19 - ,f b~en such Perfutrie-W

night lOc

L‘ P L I For to-nighr._.‘ab’g basket full ot

N1 1. 4 Silk Bw Ties-.5 cents e~ch.

Fur Jagkefs, ~G'3I1i}S, ' lfvt..n`..& httpd, _ 19_1i

Furnishings.

i ltor to-night, special prices in dress goods.-fVloorc &

In vstrachan a beautiful prasen » L '

’ S_ McLeod. 19 ll

From tl) IVBI' ` _ _ 'P - ’ 'L 1 t-_-nd I vw," iq -Lt'

» 1 _Q ( Y

f Ju" 0 ,neg 8 m,_g_n.5_-ent ri splnv' l 0| if. 1.' l L \

‘i I p ' I I V t "' . 1' 'u

Slrment guaranteed. loof ,_h__, ,,,,,,,,,,¢, in mei ' I 09 C pet' pall'-i\dt».\te dt .NTL-

Leod i9 li

Fur collars, rutfs, muH`s onl ~apJ‘» 1 . ' , ’ _

llrge assortment to select from. I,~,,}1,-nge of all styles and sfzes Surnethlng

Gloves

' LADIES we carry the Bucs” kld ;l.\9W¢5tv We have just n,»¢~¢ived_a~hoi<‘e break'

food which uc remanmcud mrs!

. . -. f' . ° ~

gl0VQ in tl';8 Clliy fOl' I.D8ll. loour customer.-.

I-'led Kil Gloves, 50c o pair to In Sh’ Cuhmen, tho new QUi1°°d`fN\&ll'. Bl°CBK_fZlSt

` ;3_50 fiSilk Scarf. Prices for Muf‘Hell'» 15°

Q I

t GENTLEMEN our stock . oi

Indice Lid Glovosis complete. Prices r An umbmlh makes D useful

500: ' t $1.6". ‘ _ Gi dveoriog material in

pmt 0 ’ sllatfuli-* umhrfllas. Prices 75o $0 $4-00

in stock.

Braces

1 Our braces are no by on

=`r,o$l.45. _

Upon every evening until Xmoo _ _

EEKS. -8¢C°

,l..i§~n>§ A <5'

Choice fo|~§@f o

' ,, ,,,, Breakfast--“""

prepsred hyospecio' Patent ss

the loot oariey ma and

and

xvgteeesulxlt `y

most nutritious,

most energizi-»g of all g-rum ltif`t‘§8`0 very economical. D119

make a pggplg and coslsony A trinlpookage vastmperority grain foods.

wsnoveno

that `

‘ study here as 'amy valu-ible documents 1

I I`

McKinnon is acleverly written book. Get l thought perhaps we ha

'4-

No one should miss the Boy's Brigade M1* lvmiflml Graham, Of Sea Vl¢W.

entcrt ' t th' ' h h l- '~ ° .

sv is in the city yesterday

DURING this week Messrs Jas. Paton 8:.

Co purpose keeping open the store until 9 o,clock for the convenience of the Xmas buyers.

AT the police court yesterday morning

John \\`eat-hcrbic, Albert P. Allen, Janne s Gormley and John McLe0l were each fined S2 or 10 days for drunkenness.

\V. S. I~I.>.Ri;r.\'s will present Miss Jessie Bonsfelle .ind company at- the new Mechanics' Institute for a limited season, commencing their engagement with tle matinee Christmas day.-St. John Snr.

Rnmmfnrzn the postponed concert of

the Loyal Crusaders will be held to-morrow. Thursday evening at 7.30 in \Vrights Hall. Instead of an admission fec,acollcction will haf taken up. The programme sonsists of n Temperance Dialogue, singing, recitntions, etc, etc. Don`t miss it.

Tim concert given hy the Boys Brigifle

in the First Methodist Church last even- ing was asuccess in every sense of the word. The large audience that assembled gave evidence to the very deep interest taken in the Brigade movement among the boys, and those present were fully repaid by the entertainment provi-lcd

1 list evening. The drill exercises given t by the boys under command of Capt. \Vatts and hisoflicers Wellner and McKie were admired by all and showed careful training on the partof those in charge. The musical part of the program was under the able leadership of Prof. Watts which s saying quite enough for its efllfeiency. .L2int. McDonald was present and gave ah interesting and instructive address to

'the boys, in which were many useful

hints and much valuable advice. He assured them it was not the intention of l those who started the movement among thc boys to let it interfere with either heir studies or their regular work. it was intended tobe more incidental to both and should make them work better and study better. Rev. Leo Williams with his readings and Mr. Barlow with his' whistling soloevoked rounds of applause in fact the concert from start to finish was ofa high order there being not one dull number in the program. During intermission neat and pretty baskets of candy were sold by the boys of the brigade-. The ofijccrs ard boys of Methodist Co. of Boys' Brigade wish not tender their sincere thanks to all who in any way assisted in making their edtertainment the success it was. 1

_.i

` No stable is complete without a suppl. of Bentley’s Linimeut. Cures strains, sprains, ._bruises, larneness, lnllamrnatirn etc. Two sizes, 101:. and 25:.Full directions with every bottle

é_-

G. H.|Taylor will allow a liberal discount on all wa.tches,,iewelery etc. _ Special cuts in silver novelties and fancy goods at G.

_H.'1_‘aylor’s Sunnyside. _ ’ 19 li

We are selling fancy cups and saucers

from 4-cents each up.'~ W. P. Colytvill

1 t

S \3'>’~1lp‘ic:< 01 diode' s 'fit fi using the.. olifiif season at W. P. Cilwi ll’s. 14 tf

Perfect fitting stylish, dur-

able and the cheapest skirt in town is what is said of our $100 white Shirt, R H Ram .o Say Co. 19 6i

Ii!:iia~n§*t§R§m®°l¥Rii¥ slut”

a a R

t... ». Q »~| n. 3 a 4 . i n_»nnnnn~unnnnnnnn~nnn>.n

ann

Early in tho season

sans

heavy in Parfum- |. But we

here at these prices, and fel

nnnnaannn 5 §

innnnna

confident that sales wo-ll'

be fast and furious.

t Mistake#/»

, Peo_ le reoognizo value

thirst

once. The supply oonnot

hold cut fonverggainst this

had of selhog, iulau long

.it lasts every bottle goes at 20 pu cent. Dtscon

F-¥ O

Perfume

Everything goes' at 70 per cent. di~conm. _ I - A pleasure 'tojonow our

'goods

tl-l't_

H €3€$.C3C$C$€3€$.€3%%§' » ff

‘. for Zbristmas Sliovvers.

‘ assesses eeoseeosesosssoecswosawosos

i or Store 3 lllillbe pen tlmil

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.4- _

lil elltlllllg.

To start this evening with a swing w¢’ve Q

preplred a lot of bargains in Christmas Good! ' { for tonight only. Watch for them.

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This the very thing YOUR WIFE WAHYS 'lt

Xmas. s -

.We have some very pretty-doslsuojin plollold i 4,

ered oak. . . ,

1>nrons._.-$1o.oo $11.oo_s1-z.25~s'14.'zt me $16.!!

All these prioenubjscoed so discount for * desk will adv!" 50 per oentto tho oppeoroun of [dr tool.

If you get'ot.ef‘-"get"it at the"right place--thot’o ftlll.

*nooooooooooonooooooooooo oooo _ S C `

-900 CHRIS l`1'lAS |900

_wnvz we molrr nent! . and Gifts are here in abundance thot will plooeo both tho [Ivor and <

.f lu: iver,

GLQVEB.

e 1. Km, asain, Batman, silk Lind me rn Lind, Pt-on hon

50-1 to $4.50. ,

Fur collars, silk and Coohmoro lluffloro.

` Silk llandhgchiefs Silk Umbrellas.

‘ N EC|("*fAR-~(Speciol for Chriatmoo trade.)

sn1aTs.coLLAss=mucUFrs,Nluar nouns. curl' Lnlxs.

some r1.\‘s,.f.~. -

. Bi; Discounts will be given on all the above polo.

Outnfr!-ELLA"

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Removal Sale.

_ We have received notice to quir our present prolnisov, ood in

; _ order to lighten our stock we will gtva discounts ranging from 30

7' to 50 per cent on the following -Articles viz. t 1

. Perfunaes

3,; Soaps. Cozzabs,

Cornbs. Spongel.

Brushes. a11k.1nd».

_ Cigars. Pipes. _ 1: Rubber Goods- oto-sto.

_.- In f~c'~ evfrvthing except Drugs and Pate-nl: Hedioifiél-

This is a GENUINE sale you can expect big bargain-t.

GEORGE E. HUGHES.

; f Apothecuiu Hall.

Cold Weather Comforts

Grey Cotton Blankets. (lotion Button Gomfortoro. Down Comforters.

lotto Ntwson

wane ww: masse $2.75. $a..'»o..$4.c.0.84»8

G°°=i=~ Heavy our Blankets $1.55. $2.75.

Mamcure Softs White Cotton Blankets.