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$3.00 for 2.00'

J' $4.50 for 3.00

$6.00 for 4.00

$9.00 for 6.06

Felt

Hats

All this seasons

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importation; Sail- ors, Walking and Dress Hats.

8Uc for 40c

$1.00 for 50c

L25 for 636

1.60 for 80c.

The Always Busy Store-

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a good pair of ska have all kinds.

the vf-ry best. line skating boots.

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ankles are weak, If supports.

STAMPEHS CORNER.

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Large Bottles, 25 cents. D»\\'rs ri I¢~.v::<r:_\'cn co.. Lin-i=°4-

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LOCAL BRIEFS

The Latest News oi ttro City 1 ano Proiinoe.

Gathered hi Ctrardlan Reporters and Cor- respondents Everywhere.

(See also on page 5.)

‘ Mit. .Tomi M. CI./intra. Sumnierside, was in the city yesterday.

Dat. Rouiaiirsoss, , Montague, was

‘registered ei the Davies yesterday.

RUNOVED---ThQ£Railwaynien‘s .Sun--'

day Meeting is now held in Prowse‘s New Block-

Miss J _sirieliliitiiis arrived home Wed-

}106d\y Bight. by the Stanley, alter visit- ing friends in Halifax.

MR. Josnrrr S. licks! arrived home

from P. E. I. on Friday last, W'e un.

derstnnd he 'expects pi¥rtly to leave for the Northwest, where e will conduct

n series of meetings.-New Glasgow Chronicle. _, _

A suiiscirinrtn in Boston in renewing

his subscription writes Tina GUARDIAN: "The _ conditions here are simp‘y terrible in regard to money matters and are getting worse all the time. The mills in almost every line are either on short time or closed down and every- thing is worse than 1 ever saw it any- where :it any time. Une can hire men at from $7 to S9 for doing work which used to command from S2 to $2 50 per ‘ day-and they are glad. to get it. Dis- satisfaction and uniw-~ ft t-very yy,-ybjg among all classes politicians and their followers."

A succi-;ssa‘i:I. si ~-* » ~-E-iyabte Mission-

ary entertainme.. rs hold in the Methodist Chute'-_ ti -Sable, on Wt d- nesday evening last, under the auspices of the Epworth League of that place, It was greatly appreciated by the large audienc a that filled the church. The programme. consisting of solos, duetts, choruses, recitatiens and'dialogues, was all that could be dc-ired. Miss Annie Smith presided efficiently at the organ, and was assisted by a large choir of young people that would be hard to ex- cel anywhere. Mr. Fraser of Picton was present and the interest of the oc- casion was increased by the selections he generously furnished with tl e graphaphone. The pastor, Rev. Thos. Hicks, presided, and during the even- ing delivered an address oi the Mis- sionary Work of the Church. The col- lection taken up amounted to nearly seven dollars.

0uII‘r:AHi' - It is with sorrow we re-

cord the death of Miss Sarah Macrtie. beloved da'.ig`nt.er of °Mr. Archibald Mscrae of Point Prim, on the twenty- s‘rth of November. 'l`he deceased had been a sufferer for ina ty years, but not until January last had she been con- fined to her room. Even in the midst of such suffering her pleasant, cheerful words were always comforting to those who so unwearyingly attended to h»r wants. It was indeed a joy to hear oi har perfect assurance in the atonement of Csirist, the Saviour. To her sorrow- ing parents and sisters we extend our sincere sympathy. ever remembering that God giveth rest,-rest from all sor- row, and watching. and fears, rest from all possible sighing and tears, rest through Gcd’s wonderful. endless years-At home with the blest.-Coil,

THE town was saddened on Wednes-

dsy morning last by news of the death of Mrs. S. Martin. She had been in irl health for over two years but not until the last three weeks when she was seized with an attack of pleurisy, was her life despaired of. She passed away about 7 o’c1tck on Wednesday morning. leavirg, besides her husband, a family sf four sons and two daughters to mourn her departure. Of those MTB- E. G. Roberts, Messrs. Robert, James and Lemuel Martin reside is South Ed- monton, Mrs. McKenzie in Prince Ed- ward Island and John Martin at Wilbur. Wash. The funeral took place from the fnmilv residence, on Thursday af- ternoon. To Edmonton cemetery, Rev- E. C. Gallup officiating. [The above is clipped from the Alberta. Plaindealer of South Edmonton. Alberta, N. W. T., dated Dec. 16th. The deceased Mrs. Martin was n dauzhter of the late Mr. James Stewart, land surveyor of Brack- ley Point Road, and a sister of John Stewart, Hope River, Alexander Stew- art, Cavendish, and Mrs John Mc- Lecd, French River. Her daughter. Mrs. Hammond McKenzie, referred to. lives at Cavendish]

ii- lien nl lilies Streets

paying same at once. 31 d&w eod.

Fine Finish and _ _ _ THE

’ 20 to 35 per cent discount off all our

"0l|0l‘8‘tC PPSGBS ready to wear clothing all new stock

........r. f......... ts... .............».-ro’ me Compliments oi tl1eSeaso

e our P _ ` ‘ ~ A `

ggisfactory in Chatglotwwwp be sold. R. H. Ramsay & C0.

irrseuinorirr orrrots rirrii in Presnltleelt,u||ttretttalrslexttoW.l’.I 1 {l__.=;y,,‘,;g:,',*,*,_;',3__ v

k H. c00ks` t|sl|i’e Cruel!!! S tire.

leading For Stars-“||Y STCRE’

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ing at 6 30.

ti parcel of papers from Mr. J. W. Mc- od, l.oid’s wharf, Charlottetown.

Sons or Tioiai'i~:iutNcI-1.--Iiistallritirii

of officers at Victoria Division on Mot -

come. _

`GosPir:L M_EI»;TING_-Remember yy". Gospel Meeting in l'rowse’s New Bock, every Sunday afternoon at 4 o‘cIcck. Strangers always welcome.

Auvi-:'rt‘risn1irriaN'rs, advance notices of

meeting-I. business locals and all avail- able items- must. be handed in to this _office asrearly as-possible on Siunrdav, toinsiire insertion 'Honda-ymorning.-tf

ltninoariaiaii the basket socialat Win-

sloe Hall. on Wednesday. Jantiary18`th. ai_7 p. in. Admission l0e.: ladies with baskets free. Ladies are requested to furnish baskets, all are cordially invitei as a good time may be expect- ed. By order of Committee.

THnAnnua1 Covenant Service and

Sacrament of the Lord'e supper will be held at 8 30 to-mcrrow in Grace Chiu°ch.' r-The Snndaym School will meet at 2 o’clock. The pastor will preach on4f‘Message for the New Year”-

the King.” at night.

0riI'rUARr.--At Cardigan on Dec. the

15h, Donald Malcolm. aged 8 months, the dearly beloved and only child of Geo. F. Dockerty. The many friends sympathise with the futher in his bs- reavement which seems doubly hard; the loss of ei wife and child within a year. But not forever in the dust these Deaut-eous buds shall lie; No!

in the garden of the iust, beneath

G0d’s glorious eye, we trust, they will blcoiii again on high.

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Life insurance is a good thing but

hea`th insurance, by keeping the blood pure with Hcod`s Sarsnparilla, is still better.

ONLY fifteen days longer Weeks

grand final wit d up sale. By their new adv`t in todays paper you will see they have made arrangement-i for the trini-fer of their business to other par.ies. Every thing possible must be sold in- side of fifteen days. So bigger bar- gains than ever will be given. W. A. Weeks & Co. 31 lw.

ATTEND “The Mode' Stoi'e’s" sale of

clothing at 25 per cent to 35 per cent discount. Boys’ and uien’s suits,reefers, uletcts,overcoats and pants-everything must be sold. sal. for cash only. R. H. Ramsay & Co.

WE offer our entire stock of ready-to

wear clothing at 25 pet' cent to 35 per cent discount. All must be sold. Sale f~ r cash only. All new goods from the best manufacturers of Canada. R. H. Ramsay & Co.

GRAND final wind up sale. Only

15 days longer. Everything possible must bc sold. Price no object. \V. A. W'eek~i & C0. 31 lw.

ALI. Ladies’ Jackets in stock nore rs- "

served. Half price. Half price Sali- for 15 days longer. W. A. Weeks ti' Co. 31 lw.

2 Men’s fur coats slightly damaged

were $10.00 now for $8.90. 6 Ladies’ fur coats, 2 coou jackets. 4 fur capes, 6 pairs fur mits, 5 fur collars, 15 muffs and 29 fur caps. Balance of fur stock must. be sold, price no object. \V. A Weeks & Co. 31 lw.

WEEKS’ final closing sale for 15 days

longer. 31 lw.

THOSE delightful Snowflake Choco-

lates, they are lovely. Get them.

ASK your grocer to put you up a box

of chocolates. made by the White Candy Co. They are lovely.

THE CUARCIAN CFFICES inthe New Prowse Block. up the stairs next to W. P. Co|sil|’s Crockery Store.

SPECIAL show of new fnrs, ladies’

fur capes, fur collars. caps, mitts and capettes. muffs. and grey lamb sets: collars, caps and mitts, over $1.200 worth on exhibition.-Jae. Paton &

Co. tf _

LADIES-Seo the Jackets at Stanley Bi-os. liver is hundred of them. all new fashionable garments, 3.00 for 2.00, 4.50 for 3.00, 6.00 for 4.00 and all Felt Hats at lialf price.

TIIANKI~‘UI.Lir received at Falconwcod.

day eveting. Visiting members wel-

STANLEY BROS. 312i

Loral. CitUs.iDi-zias.-'I`he new of- LAUREL8 WON

liners »~ ill be installed on Monday even- “"’“_'

By Jas. Pnten&Co-_Inn Peet Card

’ Competition-

In the November issue of the Dry

Goods Review Messrs. Cookson, Louson & Co., importers and manufacturers of nien’s furnishings. Montreal, offered prizes for the design-of' a postcard bearing on its face such information as would cause it to be -retained in our counting rooms, offices and homes, in- stead of its being thrown into the waste basket. r A large number of competitors took part from all parts of Canada, among them being several from this city. _ Tits GUARDIAN takes pleasure in an- nouncing thsr. the firm of`Messrs James Paton do Co., Charlottetown have been ~ successful competitors, or.-in other word; have won the lsurele forfthc _whole

mornin: to this effect-: . Mr.; Paton captures ‘seeendz-prize fnndf Mr. McLaren third, the first having been won by Mr. R. Gordon, Hamilton, Ontario.

The-particulars of the prizes will sp-

pesr in the Dry .Goods Review for J anu- ary, and will be reed by 50,000 of the most prominent business men of Cana- da and the United States. ,,

THE GUARDIAN congratulates this

well - known firm upon' their success and would add that if the Dry Review were to offer a prize for 1 the most tastefully decorated store the

in gh, ,.01-,~,‘;|,~z_ and ..Ty,e _ g°m;¢,g 4-,finllfesers J smes Psion al: Co’s employees

would most likely be the successful com- petitors.

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Week of Prayer-

The following is tlie plan of speakers.,

and subjects for the week of prayer ' beginning on Tuesday, Jan. 3rd:

Tuesday, ~~PIay er” -Baptist church,

T. F. Fullerton. Wednesday, ‘-Missions”-Zion church, George Manifold and G. M. Campbell.

Wednesday-Church cf Christ. W. J.

Kirby.

Thursday. “Bible Society”- Firstl

Methodist church, T. F. Fullerton and = G. P. Raymond.

Friday, ‘-Sunday Schools" and

“Young Peoples Soci+ties"- Central church, G./M. Campbell.

Friday. Grace church--G. C. P. Ray-

mond.

Saturday, “Home Life"-St. James’

church-W. J. Kirby and Geo. Mani- told,

Noouday prayer meetings will be

held in the Y. M. C. A. Parlor from 12 to 12.45. The topic for the evening meet- ing that day will be made the subject of special prayer.

The following are the leaders for each

day: --\

Tuesday-Geo. Manifold.

Wednesday- G. C. P. Raymond.

Thursday-W. J. Kirby. Friday-T. F. Fullerton.

-" 'rrday-G. M. Campbell. I 'xpected that as many of the

ehurctt bers as possible wiil attend the noone.. “ evening meeting.

The Collect taken up every eve-

ning with the exception of' Thursday, will be devoted to the l’.E. I. Hospital-

St. Paul’s church is dropped from the

above-_ progpamme at Rev. J. T. Bryan’S

l`€f1r Gif.

"‘. F. FULLI-:R'roN. Chairman. t.I».oI<cis Mkruroi.I>, Secretary.

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lrti. CLII"r cures Chronic Diseases

.itil Rupture at Cli’town, Friday. Satur- day and Sunday. Call or send stamp for information.

THE Clllltillltt CFFTCES in tirelt Presse Block. up the stairs next to WJ’ Colrrr|I|'s Crockery Store. o

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T-§;A Gem,

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§Jewelry

2 . T? for personal use is sure to § make an acceptable

§NEW vEARs§-2; § -o|i=T

1-Dominion. They' received word -this.:

of New Goods and will

Dolls Games and Books

in January and rare 'bargains in

Overcoats, Ulstersi Reefers

Underwear. Shirts, Ties

Hats, Gaps, e

OIIIIIIIICI Ol CIOI ISIC

Does not interfere with the three ordinary plates.

lf You

match to the natural teeth.

Why

Examination free.

ook at th s

' Drums and Guns for the Boys. I

Ready-made Suits,

Coats.

c|0th 0f all Kinds

Hryiyi trail oooh

The lightest thinnest, coolest and

The large number we make enables ip] beet teeth at lower prices than is us ally charged for inferio Have your impression taken and get your teeth same day.

Call and see specimens of our work.

are decayed do not have them built upon them, rendering them Crown and Bridge system'(teeth wi _ ) . We make it right in our office, gualranting absolute fit, and

your Crown or Bridgework same da ,

with an aching tooth for days or wpeks, when we can assure you that we can treat and fill it by 5 the new painless method known as CATAPHORESIS. Pejfectly painless and harm-

less, no matter what the condition are.

BERLIN IJENTAU PARLURS.

CHARLUTTET WN. Branch OH'iceat Alberton under cha.r$ of Dr. C. 'V. Ma.cCready

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Those wanting presents for the Few Year-will do well to come and see what Frank J. H_ rnsby can oH'er. The largo

Xmas sale did not exhaust our stock. We have opened a lo

sell at r

Bargain Priccs*4'<

Albums in Celluloid Leather and Plush, Smokers’ and Shsvin

Sets, Dressing Cases; Work Boards, etc., evo. _ Somebeeistifulrrfive o’cloc,k rind- Sets, and

lot of. "Df.her- mianerouli-to ‘menbloim

for thellirlst All at

-F. J. l-l0llNSBY’5, Double Store, louis block rlictoria lov.

Removal Sale

We intend mdving to Morris r Block, opposite _Post Office esrlv

before doing so we willgive

Hoes. Gloves. _

tcl .

=AlI Goods in our Store marked at Reductions of 25 to 33 I-3 per cent-

Sale for Spot Gash 0nly. _

DI Al

Plate

most durable plate made.

taste or speech. It will outwear

s to make .absolutely th

r Teeth _ . ,

ex racted, but have crowns .

rviceable for life. Our I

'lliiout plates is perfection °

Call in_ the morning and have

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T0b.;;§?Z}li;§iret?r,les can be curtéd at theNK€Ie£ Q @ . Q

Institute in Portland. Maine. t o can 1011 @ @r

Qhenia, Nerve Exhaustion and that a war/3

tired feeling, seldom nt_ ease condition._ an @ y

he system restored to its normal condition

Wmefommm @

Noricin 'ro DI-zuroiis.-W. A. Weeks ~

& Co. re nest a settlement of all ac- @ WE

q _ @ _ 3 Hair Brushes. '

w¢Nu||a||5 rounts due them. Please oblige by ,_o|'°.th -Brushes,

A Bonnet Brushes.

Manicure Pieces.

€t0_»» 010: have just arrived.

It is now so late in the season that

we intend giving

_Special Low Prices

on all these goods till Xmas to clear

.'..’g.|,;¢Q¢‘G.F.HUTCHiE5ON

We are now ready and willing to

the latest and most approved patter- quality of goods and workmanship.

on hand.

Dec 20-dlm

PRUCLRMHTIUN.

i-mins

place any number of Hotels,St0res and

and this at short notice. _

We will furnish all who desire it with Baths, Closets, and lavatorloe

ns at prices consistent with first-class

The latest and most beautiful New York ydesigns in electroliers. large

stock of soil pipe and all plumbers’ steamfitters’ and engineers supplie, new

Call on us at the Masonic Temple Building. You will receive 00l1rl00\5

treatment whether we sell you or not.

T. A. N|oLEAN..

MAMUFAGTURERB’l AGENT.

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