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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETGWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JANUARY 2, 1901. °

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WESTERN it

CAPITAL.

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'l`iIi-I Iirst day of the Twentieth Century 9

was I Happy New Year for the people of :. Sllmlllerside for it saw the first steamer:

navigate our harbor in the month ofl

January. The record made by the North- umberland last whiter was easily broken, but had the~Stanley been on this route last year there would doubtless have been z\ reoord made which would ne l

_ _ver ic

Heaton. The last trip ofthe \'orthuinhei~- `

c. 30th and

ingthe balance of the season no one

doubtsbut the Stanley could have kept open uninterrupted communication between this port and Cape Tormentiiie. This season`however more severe weather is being experienced, yet we have entered upon January with good hopes of many more days ot continuous communication with the mainland. The Stanley went over to the Cape as usual yesterday. having onlhoard quite a number of

Tim hockeyists held their first practice l

in the rink Monday evening. l

Cnvsrai. Rmxfopened for the seascn

last night with a large attendance. The ice is in capital condition and a good seasoifs skating is anticipated.

'1‘he “hon‘ibles" appeared iyesterday in

old time fashion. The Lime Kiln Club

who had charge of the arrangements

ina eavery good showing considering t-he short tiiuein which they had to make preparations, having only begun the day previous. The chief local “hits” were of quite an interesting character and well carried out. The “wire-pnllin " f

g or the

Stanley between the Boards of Trade of

Charlottetown :ind Sumuierside was

t \n“SU`al@<l Very amusingly, the telegrairs ‘and comm ' '

unications between the Boards

and bir Louis Davies being characteristic

V 0. \\ hat has been occupying* the time of.

‘there people during the past few days, While Bach Board of Trade was holding its \ session and Sir Louis was shown “in i a tight place.” Comic speeches were made, and other laughable incidents entertained

, ai great many of people who watched the ' perform _ ' -' ~

ance on the priiicipalstreets of the

town.

HOW' TO CURE A CORN.

excursionists, -many of whom went to see the Straits and view Cape Tormentine pierpthei-s went merely’for the novelty of

It is one of the easiest things in the

world to cure a corn. Do not use acids or ' other caustic preparations and don‘t out a ' hole in your boot. It is simpli' to apply

Pt 'P'i Corn i`W E-

witnessing the ncord breaking trip. ' u hams am ess am an X

_ tractor and in three days the corn can be

‘ removed without pain. Siu~e, safe Pain-

.less. Take only Putnam`s Corn Ex

_ _ __ __ - Hood‘s Pills are nomirritating. Price Jf-S LOWTH R". D- D- S- ' F

I I _ * 25cents.

Mr.R Palmer, of Yictoiia was in the

city on Monday

Dr Diirrach of Kensington, was among

the guests at the Davies on Monday.

Mr. F. S. Jost was a passenger by the

westbound train on Monday afternoon.

Miss Wedloek. of Stanley Bridge, was among the guests at the Revere yesterday.

Mr Geo Mellett teache Dundas

. » '1 rs '

s_:ont the past few days at his home in York.

Miss Mary Burdette, Dundas, is visiting

in York, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Mellett.

Mr. D.:M. Corbett, South Granville.

leaves during the first of next week for Winnipeg.

Capt. McKinnon, of the steamer Brant,

returned to Snmmerside, on Monday afternoon.

Mr. J. G. McCormac and Mrs.McCormac

returned to their home in Cardigan yesterday morning.

His Honor the Master of the Rolls

spent New Years in Summerside. He will return to the city to-day.

Mr. Chas. B. Perkins left last night for

Georgetown. Today he will cross by the Minto en route to Halifax, where he will spend the winter.

c app. iances, Boston, Mass.

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Miss Mary Ashley ot Prince Sheet Mr W C Harris *was a passenger-by

School left last ni htf Cl

, g oi- eveland,0hlo, the mail train last night en route to

where she will visit friends. Halifax

Mr Stanley Wealook wasa. passenger Hr Jas Gallant, Boston, was a

by the expressto Georgetown last night passenger to the Island by the Mlnto' en route tothe mainland on a business yesterday morning He wentto his home trip. _in Tignish during the afternoon, where he

Capt Mutch of the Marine Department, Wm Spend a few Weeks’ ~ °

i>ERs0NiL iiieNiioN. ' _ ' ' ' ' i _

wasapassenger by the westbound train *-"*-O--#_-» ~

on Monday afternoon en route to SPINAL PAINs_ _

Summersidc.

_ _their victims in thousands Only vo

removed from Alberton to this city and powerful and penetrating iemedies wil

ge ---;-;=_-gi-; Mf- :;i;‘.:.':. .°:a°L2:s.it2 °Wna ree ° in the world I canbi be sure Onet dfxiop

f equa in pansu .ning power o ve

wlI;';'§Sp§;‘;;‘;R*;'i)};'l;‘;1;i'M‘:tg";,1;3‘;d§y _ drops of any other Potent penetrating

persistent in action, these express thel

Miss Archibald is the guest of Mrs. qualities of Nerviline Drug is& e

. _ . g very- rin* 5

L nsworth, Prince Street. _ _ Where Sen lt- 1 IL, tl? tl as h bn

M . G . . ' . ‘

, near y t 0

r eo F Robinson, Boston, son of ’*”"""_*

Exe as

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FOR

_ Bay a promenade

_ Mr. John Agnew and family have __ Weak h%ck'Qaihsin the _sid°’numb:;. ;_

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Geo. Robinson, Sr., is visiting his parents E V . . you ever hd here N

h M R b h' ~ ,rj concert. Each one

in t is city. r. o inson is in t e da employ of the Couch & Seeley Co._, _ _ mul’ you N Pu

manufacturers of telephones and other" ,

electri al V ‘

liver Muirhsail’s Drug Sinn. °

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KEEP rouasrtr srRoNG_ Painless Extraction by the ;

f‘Z§`§..?'§§.‘.i'i.‘li.Z¥’iiif.é’I§.§?"i?2...”'L‘Z.‘lTJ’°"&if A11 l=in<1~ ->f Ge-mi and amoiina -=== have pure, rich blood and good digestion ¢mPl°Y°d-

Hood's Sarszi arilla n k l

p ia. es tie blood pure Crown and Bridge work acpoeialty. _ 5

andgich and pure as no other medicine Plata; Vulcanit M tal d '

e, e an Aluminum .‘**|.1°l

can o. It tones the stomach, crf~ates_ an i °d_ ’ s _ zppetiti and iavigorates thewhole séstem “Dead 3 - °u°t°"' !`°““°' hu

` _ I forit will keep You strong and Well. v A' W' LEAK I S' ' A `

on wi be wise to begin taking now W7 °ifs;?D|1:l'8l°|l¢- '°°~

UUR WHUUE ST

$55,000.00

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All of our Goods are Vi

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