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New Style, Up-to-date _

ARISTO PLATINO PRINTS

WITH FOLDER COVERS

1-h,.¢ folders made of heavy dark colored 3 m,¢¢,-gap give to a portrait a styleurid dig- ‘ ,my .har add greatly ioits attractiveness. OCR HOLIDAY SP\RhCeIAL'l`Y _ .I

This year wi ‘

Aursro i>L_».'riNo PRINTS P

Wll`l>l FOLDER COVERS

1-hgv infiividualine u _picrure ond place it in_ g class bv itself-an artistic class-that has only _ to be seen to be appreciated. The popularity is , lmgfeasing because it is based on quality. ‘ we 3;-¢ always glad to welcome visitors to our tndio.

Geo. H. cook.

AFTER XMAS

If your stomach is not just right HUGllE‘S DIGESTIVE TONIC is a reliable remedy. If you have a COLD cr COUGH try Hughe’s Cough Mixture. »

All k'ricls of SPECIAL REMEDIES prepared by V ‘ THE PEOPLE’S =

9 DRUGGISI.

(Mail orders sentfat once) i

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We WantV_.4\.

Your Elgar Trade

The finest stock in thec_it y

HAVANNA and DOMESTIC.

A good cigar $2.00 a box. Also your drug wants.

REDDIN BROS.. PHONE so opp. 1>_o.

In re Estate Th0mas`A. Mclean, an Inselvent.

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THE GUARDIAN,

Impossible »

VV ___ fell it

from a solid gold Watch Case All that you see of it is solid gold-the plate of stifieriin metal in the middle of the gol does not detract iromiis beauty, adds strength, reduces the cost. Call and see the beautiful

las.Boss*t't.'.:'.°° Case `

l*W. W. WELLNER’S

Ch‘town. I

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if Clit ‘Roberts

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=e This is the favour- 1

ite Overshoe for

gentlemen. It is A A'

3 extra high having 1'

_ three buckles. It’s

worinlylined with

' Black wool and is

` . guaranteed t o

wear and keep its _

' colour

Price $2.75.

-V The same Over-

shoe in one buckle '

The undersigned will receive

sealed tenders up to and including Wednesday the 15th, January inst at twelve o’clock noon at his

for the purchase of the following properties of the estate of the said

Thomas A. McLean that is_to say. |:-» A 10W Clit OVCT-

i. Afarm'of 214 acres or there

about of freehold’ land at Holland Cove, Lot 65.

2,The foundry and machine shop

buildings and the land on which same are situated and connected therewith on the north side of Euston Street.

3. An estate for the life of the

said Thomas A. McLean in the dwelling house, outbuildings and lands connected therewith com- prising the residence of the said

Thom A. McLean on Euston Str . ' V =`

_ The plant and machinery of

the iron foundry and machine shops and forges of the said Thomas A. McLean. _ ~

5_A lot of land opposite the res_i-_

dence of the said Thomas A. *Mc- Lean on the West side _of Rach ford Street known as the Bog lots and adjoining land owned by Hon..

D. Farquharson. »

6. Two acres of land or there-

abouts at Brighton, back of, the residence of George H. Toombs and adjdining the North River.

7. All the interest of the said

Thomas A. McLean in the ware- house property on Grafton Street, opposite the Masonic Temple and known as the Allan “late A _

8. The book debts-‘$5 _said

Thomas A. McLean in the `busi- ness conducted by him whether in his own name or in the name of the T. A. McLean,Manufacturii:g Coy., Ltd., or otherwise. ` l

For further particulars apply to___

the undersigned at his odioe Queen St. '

RICHARD GRANT.

Ch town Jan. 3. 1903. _

Assignee.

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a fact.

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omce Queen Street, Charlottetown, `

tiwhlizzard’

shoe 91.30. All V

. sizes in all kinds, '

lley &Co.

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Half Bus 1=10ur '

-We have four diderent grades of Flour put up 'in half barrels. This is a nice sized package of Hour very suitable for small families. ’

Our four leading brandst

are

_ Five Roses. K GYPSY- Fedora. Royal Stiiart.~

BEER _& eorr v

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WHlTE& C0.,

STOLK BROKERS _

Agents for `

C _ -- ---sg V ‘ Y Pines ._ f .El\l\i$ & _SIGDD dill

PERFECT '

E E M U L S I 0 N

is ever 'fOr

I 5 Consumption' , _N¢wson's Building - Victoria how

~ BANKERS AND BROK RS

A Stocks. Bonds, Grain and Cr 'sen

bought outright or on _

towa’ Po E410 W \ I ` mm

Telephone 268 P. 0. Box 469

` $1.85. R

.. _ ._ _ __ _ .. . _ _..._ .._. .c K _ V -_ 4 NORTH TRroN`_w_ Henry pl fhair came out badly, and i F- iii. viiiaz., wa. -f me pi-one exporter-of asf (ul-gin Q _ _ ° 3 _ ~ ` a hog weighing six hundred and B_i‘ty~ilve. S Hair vig °ra!i,° I ` pounds last week. 'Where are our Island

got' ' Sfor' Hs- _ hog raiser si In Tryon.-_Miss Tlslc Clarke

Qild l'€Sf0I'€Ci tilt) C0iOl`.”- of Cape Traverse spent. her vacotiolr in

Ilgigsq 2”- Au fh;u_=»r.~ 3g-.V if . Tryon as the guest of Mrs.Ja.s. Dawson.

’ " -7.0. i.’oV.;..V<»..-.._.. .Q ° H ugh Creamer returned hcme from

~ "_ n -__ _ R ~ ‘ _ d C d left an enduring monumini, of his skill

Q Qrtefs an 0f‘|°e‘ gn nts _asa carpenter inthe station house, at L

p 3 p Gcor etown-_-Miss Penzie Robblee, ci,'

Rav. Leo Williams will road from Kip-

ling at the big Band Concert tomorrow evening. Takeitin sure.

'Frm Abbies sgalnst all Summersifle in

the rick nex' Tue =da y uiiht Don’t miss it. Admission 25s. Bond in attendance.

GRAND fancy dress car rival at the Rink on Friday Jun. 30. Get ready, season ticket holders skate free. all others 25c.

THE aivariced normal classs will meet Thursday evening in Y. M. C. A. parlor at 8 o’clock. A members are requested to be present. d 21 '

REV. Mr. Seller. Elliot’s officiated at

the -funeral on New Years Day at Spring- field of the late Kenneth McDonald whose death took place in New _York recently.

OwrNG to the fact than the two Summer- sldc teams have joined hands, the League is broken and will have to he rearranged Therefore there will bc no Hockey match on Friday night as a ivertised.

Haan the 4th Regt. Band at the Opera

House tomorrow night, 85 performers- evory man equal to his port. Hear this' best concert given fora long while-'better than the~lost-that ls saying u great deal.

_ Ar the Police Court yesterday the pro

hibition cases against Walter Downing

_.__ 1 and John oifer were dismissed. The cases

against George Arbuckle and George Arthur Essery were adjourned for a week in order to obtain missing witnesses.

Your Division woo re-organized Mou-

_ day .vu-iing, Jan 12tii,` with the relieving ` ofllcers. '

‘ W. P. Mejor Crockett.-

W. S. llro. W. H. P. Cooke.-

; Rec.-Scribe. Miss 11'. Sentinor. Aso..R. S. Elin Crockett.- Chcp. liao Booty Brycntom- Troon. A. llollett.-»

Cond. Ambros W. Mellott.

“ Tin advertisement of B. D. Luce & Co.,

_ which will beiound on onother page, is

1 that of two"cuterprlsing»youug mon who

have succeeded the old established irm of F. G. Keeney dc Co. They can bo depend- ed uopn to do right by any one who ships ' 1 to them and have already mater-ally enorooeed their trade " by the strict attention to all details otthelr business. ` A. S. fllenshhw, who was with thoold ` Hrm or ilfr.een\ years, has been retained and aids considerably with his experience

Srnmormnn.-Most of the hrmezs ore

busy hauling their wood for the coming year.-Mr. Frank Weeks this fall has built a flue coach-house.-_Ira McKay and Percy Harlem intend leaving Prince Edward Island in a few months to push iheir fortunes in the North West.-Mr. a._nd Mrs. Benj. Howard have again taken up their residence in Springfield after their long absence abroad. Springfield school is making remarkable ,DNRYGSS under the able management 'of Miss Eva B. Rough who has long proved herself a capable and painstaking teacher.

UNION Division of the Scns of Tem-

perance, one of ihc oldest and most respected Divisions in the province is doing excellent work this winter. It has installed the following oillcers fcr the

coming quarter: '

_ W. A. Matilda Ha.slam.- R. S. F W B Hoslnm.-

A. R. S. Ernest J. Ha.sla.m.- F. S. William K. McKay.-

' Treas. Isldore E. Croken.- Chap. Florence H\slam.- Con. Hedley, B. Weeks. -

A. C.'John B. McKay.- -

` I. S. Benj’e T. Mayne.- _

0. S. George B. Bigger.- i P. W. P. Percy J. E. Haslam.-

THE Christmas entertainment of the West River Elliot Hell Sunday school which was held in the church at WesiRiver onTuesda/y proved a grentsuccess. Though the evening was stormy there was a. very large* attendance. A. McNeili superin- tendent uresided. ‘ The recitntions and singing by the choir children were ex- cellent and graphophone selections by Chas.Newson added to the entertainment The two trees were beautifully. decorated and loaded with gifts. In due time Santa Claus appeared when each child _received ebox of candy. o .souvenir button inscribed with a scripture texian 1 on orange. The g collection amounted to nearly ilfteen dol- lars.

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THE Fancy dress cumval in Hm°'b°"° ,inoon ahd night.Although steam is kept up Rn* “in wk" place °‘b°“t th” 1513 °f‘ 9. constant) Mr. Ives finds it dit-

alm st _ y, _

Feomuy B° ready' _ lficult to -keep abreast with tis work.

W.P. Ira N. NcKay ` -

I. S. SANFORD & SON?

Produce Commission Herchants,

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Georgetown last week. Mr. Creamer has

3 » .

Eve[“yWhe|‘@| this village, .has returned home utter an lg

extended trip among the states, in the

Chas. Ives' new engine is heard morning »

The contract for hauling the ice, for the Tryou\ Creamery, was awarded to Hubert Thomson.-The new yea.r,ha.s dawned upon us, _with its hopes and aspirations. Let us-the correspondents .ot the Guardian-try and co-operate together. in keeping our staunch old paper, in the van ot Island newspapers, having it second to none for the year 1933, as it has been for

thepast years. ' V '

Tan Guardian had a pleasant call ycster- l

day from Rev. Matthew’ Smith oi Ana- gance, N. B. The venerable preacher who is still halo and hearty at ninety years of age, has now been preaching for seventy years. Barn in England in 1813 he came to Charlottetown four years later, sailing from Hull, and being ten -weeks and three days on the ocean bstora reaching this port. -_ Hera _ho married a. Miss Bovyer of Cove Head and entered upon his' life work. Ir_i,18-1 he removed to Anacance, N. B. where he_ha.s Since-. resided, and where Mrs. Smith died some three .years ag J. R:v. M :. S nith ,has spent. the pastiew months on the Island visiting old friends and preaching as occasion oiered. Beginning in November lost he preached once in New Annan, once in North Carleton, once in Victoria, twice in Hampton and once in Alexandria. The_Guardia.n is pleased to know i. hat his health is still exgelleut and the wintor’s cold has apparently no terrors for this ' veteran of ninety. R=v. .Mn Smith has many friends in New Brumswick and P. E. Island who will be glad to learn of his good health and his activity in the good work ot preaching the gospel. "

_ ONLY A SUGGESTIOW. 1

But It Has Proven of Interest and

Value to Thousands. `

Common sense [would suggcs tim* it

one wishes to become ileshly and plump r Venn only result from the food we eat and ‘_ 'digest and _that food should be albumin- ous or flesh forming load, like eggs, 1beet~ steok and cereals; in > other words the kinds of food that make flesh are the #dede which form the greater part of our -'daily ibills of fare. 1 - "

But the trouble is that while wa ea

enough and. generaly too much, the

och, from abuse and overwork; properly digest and assimilate it,

the reason. so many people remain ; and under weight; the digestive organs do not completely digest the il-ash forming beefsteak and eggs and similar. wholesome' food. _ _

There a'.re thousands of such who are

really confirmed dyspeptlcs, although they may h .ve no particular pain or in- convenience from their stomachs. _ , It such persons would lay their prc-` judices aside and make a regular practice ‘ of taking, after each meal,” one or two of Stuart's Dyspepsiu Tablets the food ‘would ‘be qpickly and thouroughly digest- ed, becausc these 1 tablets contain the natural peptones and diasiase which every weak stomach lacks, and by supply- ing this want the stomach is soon enabled to regain its natural tone and vigor.

Stuarlfs Dyspepsia Tablets digest every

form of flesh-forming food, meat, eggs, bread and potatoes, and this is the reason they so quickly build up. strengthen and Aiuvlgorate thin, dyspeptic men, wcm°n and children. ' i

Invalids and children, even the most

delicate, use theniwith marked benefit as they contain no strong, irritating drug, ~ no caahartic ncr any harmful ingredient.

Sz.uart’s Dyspepsia Tablets is too .most successful and most widclyknowu df any remedy tcr stomach troubles because it s the most _reasonable and scientific of modern medicines. __ _ Stuartfs Dyspepsia. Tablets are sold by.; eve-ry druggist in the United States and-5 C inada. aswella-1 ln Great Britain at 50o° cents for complete treatment. -

Nothing further is required to cure any stomach trouble or toemake thin, nervous, dyspeptie peopl ‘, strong, plump and well. __

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