THE cHARn0°i"rE’rowN GUARDIAN JANUARY Q5, 1906

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amen liver giver a earned ton e’ lard are 'Nl W lr on rn

pared bowels. Correct all shire by giving °““""‘°°f5°"“*"*-Y “°"'~ F) M

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flow Is Your Watch Running.-?~ '

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always

haabeen a hobby of ou ra, to do the

Beat Work

po|alblg_

w W wntnsn

ls il slwa_ya faator slow? Never- qnlte on iime?~ Perhaps tte watch is capable of very occur a e ruuninp. l_»ntit is not in perfect or er. You know the tiny mechanism of a watch ab- aoluiely demands that each of the d zens of little ps,-\,_ pprinps. wl.cels.]ewels, 1-te-he Ni! Ubi, or gool timing is out of the question.

' Charlottetown.

T_ f - _,_ __ . impon

; cant. B ,sat or lw°n'|y_nv°

cents for aix months.

After a Heavy Cold

You feel out of spirits, nervous, no ap- Haniwood Hiillsst evening, badly la- p_etiie.1iD Blllititiiill, or energy and all erating one of his front legs. He was “fed °‘l'° , removed lo Dr. Thursi.on's innrmary.

HUGHES DIGESTIVE TONIC

nourishes and strengthens the nerves, im_proves the apcpeiite and digestion au gives tone an vigor to the whole system. '

Priee`25e a bottle.

GEO. E. HUGHES,

_ Apotheearies Hall.

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If you wish the beat in photo

yrapeniy, finished on the new spec iliiz mounts, (the very latest novelty.)

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GEO. II. COOK

Where' Babv is Alwavs Welcome#

ADVERTISERS

'You get THE SPACE AND P05 ITION you contract for. THE NUM-

BER or iNsr:R r|oNs`

You PAY ron. and reach "mr: r>ror>r.r-: worzrn Go|No__ron_,__ rr :'-"rr-|r»: cuAiir>|»AN cms vous An.

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§fIiiciil.i)s°iii h'l~1‘i»°ri/ih'ii`<iifN‘is cor- FIWJ it will my you its well as sat.-

isty you to tio su.

Our ten (both blends) retails for

Zfcpcr iii Our coffee iwhidh W0 griull as you want ltl retails tg: 4 o sr ih., all of wh ch wo i port. direct.; which ensures thorn being Rure and npthnitxcd. And Wu Z0

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Mci<ENnA's erocery. 1**-°“= } d’.?".I.'l.'f.’i."fL‘..'}'f’iizf’r”ir”‘

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Rrnovni SALE

All lines of Men’s. Womor\’a. BDYS' ` ...iii children. Boot.,

Shoes, Slippers, etc., at

special lcw _prices l~e~

fore moving to new

store on 'north side of

the Square. '

srniour &‘ rn

are in auch

ANUTHER WEEK

We will continue to

give

/25 p. C. off

Skating Boots

This is an opportun-

ity you should not miss _if in need of a pair.

We are also showing

in our window this week, women’s fine shoes, light soles with patent and kid tips.

just the thing for

house wear and under rubbers and_ overshoes

' . at _

per cent discount. Alley & Co.

FLO R

We have a well assorted stock of the

best brands of Flour on hand which we are selling at very reasonable prices. We have the leading brands put up in barrels, half barrels, 25, 50 and loo, pound bags.

As a high-grade Flour suitable for all

purposes we specially recommend our

“ROYAL STUART" braild.

You Are a

Smoker

WILY THEN.

- _'NO UT EIL ST_ORE CAN LOOK A1 OUR STOCK OF SMOKERS' - GOODS ' "Get the habit deal with us." Selling agents for Margaites, lrvings and tne .Bouquet Cigar, Montrose the best 5e made.

REDQ__|N _B395-,

is You oiitr Knew __ __ __ W- of Yalglohinabrrlennntil they:-ask he fore. hni

when it is Destroyed -.'-

too late. Remember th

"There is no time lik " and no insrrranc

'mm 4”" °f AY0f’l Pilia Genuine liver

Pm! Wiu.ra\r Ooomm aeotion foreman al

rndxaxldvirgiive etabk, lllgar-costed. 0" G H A lleiriiie and previously at Royalty

Oiilcoeln New Prowse Block ' fChar|otteiown._ i

L- B- COHTAIN. ' Georgetown, is lu Moncton.

A Poomamon summons tor third or Niles has been served cn Daniel McMillan returnable Feb lst. '

Buaaoarrtrors should he sent in

ni..once for the special Saturday issue oi 'l‘_iieGunnilan as it is quite _frequently

ible to supply back numbers

L. E. Pnowslfe driving horse fell on

where it was found necessary to put in about a dozen stitches.-Sydney Post.

To-N`ioH'r at 8.45 the teachers and

business men will meat in aleaguc game ofbasket bali. These two teams have each won a game and it should he a good game. There will he an exhibition of club swinging and a club race at half time.

AsK for what you wani, anrl ask cin- pbaticaily. Do so through The Gnardlan's Classified columns. if you want an em- ployer or an _employee you can find him inalfurry"lt you take this course. The Guardlsn will tall your wants oo many thousands of people as quickly as you can tall them personally to a dozen people. You cau't afford lhe slow way. ,

No person should be without a daily

paper when they can have The Guardian maiiedtb their address every morning for but two dollars ,per year in advance, one dollar for six months, or fifty cents for three months. As this is less than two-thirds of a cent per copy it is by for the best‘ local value obtainable. Re- mittanccs scan be made by Postal Note, Money or Express Order to The Guardian Subscription Department, Charlottetown.

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ON Ftiduy evening, the lilth inet., Eclipse Division Sons of Temperance, New Haven, paid a fraternal visit. to Heather Division, Long Creek, and gave a very interesting and instructive program. It was ae follows:--Opening Address- Gordon McMillan; Biecitation-Sadie McQuarric; Recitation-Agnes McKay; Recitatlcn-Annie Darrach; Reading- Muggle McNevin; Dialogue-S. Colville and John McKinnon; Recitntion-Sey- mour Scott; Soir-Gordon McMillan; Heading-Gorrlon McMillan; Dialogue- by the Members.

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Tm: Guardian East Point correspondent

writes:-Johii J. Smith of New Perth and Misa Esther Ching of Red Point were |nn.rrlcd‘at Lhc parsonage hy Rev. Mr. Gardiner on the evening of the ilth.- Modcrate weather still prevails with much less snow than other parts oi the island, caused by the modifying ‘in- iluenocs of the wntcrs of the Gulf, which yet unspecked by ice, ur\d,`compurntlveiy_ warm, roll their hx-enircre on a sandy

hauling and lumbering are going on briskly at present the condii-ions being favorable, and u llarger share to do on account of the severity of last winter- Wiltred and selden McLean are running their forge, sleigh and general repair shop to its full capacity, and giving good satisfaction to their numerous patrons.- Theodore Stcwartisearly and late pro- viding meat for a rapidly increasing circle and making extensive purchases of stock from many of our farmers.- Harvlc Sterns has been cast in the interests of his firm.

Tunnz departed this life at. her home

Elmwood on Thursday, the 4th Inst. Isabelle Molntoah, beloved wife of Donald McPheein the 74th year of her age. Deceased was born at Springi/on, Lot 57, P. E. I. Shc was twice married, ber first husband being John Buchannan, Colville Road, by whom she had two sons and four daughters namely, Malcolm and Athony, Elmwood; Mrs. Frederick Green, Chelsea, Mass; Euphernla in Newton Centre; tha late Mrs. John McKinnon, Charlottetown. anrl Mrs. John Russ, Charleston. By the second marriage there were four sons and two daughters, John in Quinoy,lifase; James, Rhone Island; Daniel in Boston; _M,-,_ Ch" E, Mi-Donald. Churchill, P. E. I.; MrsB. F. Mcliluif, R. I; and- William at home with whom deceased resided. There are also twenty-seven grand children and two great grand children. In early life sho was hroughtto a know- ledge ol the truth and became a member of the Presbyterian Church. She was visited during her illness by Revs. Mr. Melntosh and Mr. Harrison 'ae wellaselrlcrs etc. of t.hechrrroh» with al of whom sire lovsdto converse respec- tingetcmity. She born hcrillnme which was cancer of the stomach without a rnurmsr and died trusting in the finished work of her Lord and Saviour. The fun"-al took place on Friday the oth, to Clyde River Cemetery and was largely attended. Tha pallbeamrs were H. Mc- Millan, Neil McKinnon, Andrew Mc- Elroy, James ,Wyone, John Curley, Nicholas Colwlll.

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price-See B., Tile

Comb

regular Bile

deman

confectioners

Cond is wholesome if made from P\\f¢'i“8*°di°“*"5`i'fl’“i° Why wmtvs

y rl. Put np in dainty pound and half pound

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shore the some-ns midsumuier.-Wood` f"B°ll\‘~` Bbiiflea. it iS il\lD1lliBi»il1R Bild

ox nsive, and rarely a success,

Junction has the sympathy of many in tlrsdaath on Tuesday, of his little B12 year old non from measles.

TBI death occurred yesterday at Bon ahaw of Mis! Euphemin Belle McQuarric aged ib,diaugh_tsr of Charles McQuarrie Her death vue due to injuries received by being thrown out of e. sleigh on Thurr- day Ilet. _ Tiilonteide block oi the breakwnier

at Wood Islands North was carried awaybya large pan of icc this week and the damage is estimated ct about ll_ll0. The remainder ol the structure iaiiable '.'nbe`injurcri as it is mostly openfcrib work.

Alone the inward passengers from

the west. yesterday afternoon were Chas Sterns, Souria; Frank Mclldllian, Summer- side; J. J. Hughes, M. P., Souris; Dr. Uarraeh, Kensington;Dr. F. S. McDonald, Souris; D. Sohurman, Hon. S. E. and Mrs.Held and W. l.. Cotton and Rev. Walter Cotton.

Jour: A. Rows, Engineer of the S. S. Northumberland leaves this evening for Newcastle,1on}|'l`yne, England, in con- nactiuu with the new steamer now under construction for the Charlottetown Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. The steamer will be finished in tho spring when Mr. Rowe will reiurn with her.

Tas Stanley reached Georgetown

yesterday rnornlngyat 11.20 having been auohnrei'-" -oif Panmure Is- land for some lime because of the fog She brought over twenty-six passengers 'I5 bags of mail, two cars of iron and two cars of way freighi.The Minto left George ccwn with a cargo consisting of ten barrels of pork, 005 bags oats, fort-y quarters beet. fourteen dressed hogs and a lot of sundries.

oludssaiullstencgraphie report oi the Christmas closing with the .addresses of Lisut. Gov. McKinnon, Principal L. B. Miller. Donald Nicholson, Percy Pope and Peter McCourt. Other contributions am'I‘he Dawnlng Your (poem)-Arthur Buffy; Talks by the Eilibdr. J. O. 'I'rain0r'; Say SomethingGcud, Selected; A New Work, Selected; Among Ourselves, Alice M. Tr‘a|nor._ ` _ '

PILES CURH)

QUICKLY AT HOME

Why Suffer Agony Any Longer When You Can Get a Quick, Sure Cure For Your Piles by Simply Sending Your Name

Trial Packs els sent Absolutely Free, in Pl-in Wrapper io Everyone Who Wriles.

as very donbtiui,uuiircsort to it only when the patient has become dcsperui/o from lone' continued puin and agony. But the operation Itself is cvery bit ua excruciating and ncrvc~ruoking as the

makes sn operation unnecessary. You cure yourself with perfect ease, in your own home, and for little expense.

Pyramid Pllc Cure gives you instant

rcllsf. It immediately heois nil sores and ulcers, reduces congestion and inflamma- tion and takes away all paln,ltehing and irritation. Justaiittlo of the treatment is usually sufiicsnt tofgivc apermancnt cure.

Pyramid Pile Cure is prepared in the

form of suppositories so they can be applied directly to the parts without

inconvenience. or interrupting your work in any way.

We are sending u irial treatment free

of charge, to every one who sends namc and address. We do this ia prove what wc say about this wonderful remedy is true. _

After you have tried the sample treat.-

ment, and you are satisfied, you can get u full regular-sized treatment of Pyramid Pile Cure at your ilruggislfs for Hi cents. If ho h»rsn’t it send us the money and we wlllaenri you the treatment at once, by mail, in plain sealed package.

Send your name and address at nnce

lor a trial of this marvelous quick, sure curai Address Pyramid Drug Co., ll7iltl Pyramid Building. Marshall, Mich. _

Pawn k Co‘s Clothing Dspartmentis

listed for' w~day's discount race. Zixto ,loft all clothing. Jae. Paton to Cc.

' ildtf.

Black. blue, brown, green and ray- lains and fancies in the

worth np to 98 cents, at Stanley Bros. 24d ai

Worti:-Reading \

Nepshow CHEAPLY but how

xIf`AC‘I;0I(II.Y can I be iltted

TH E th UIBSIDN which

sworn] 0Ut$I’l`F L gerson BHO LD ank. Lheap or ill- Mini asus (AU Ii! re strain W they, R iilliv It takes 9 ,nu..~n. .n....'-L -A'

A. ABLEar|dcan 0 tfull siren for nothing. qI'l\erHAt."l!~ N tests which we make take IME. for Whiiw we a k FAIR rsmun tion e give you the “ ’ sL'd"..°°nl°°.r““ I’ it improve ur tao'illt.iea

o the ore tioN tastnyns

l1'§g§ we feel that no E- g o “_ I customer expects ua WS inv thoeelnurasted in aes

as a I eir eyes.

A- _ ng _ __ G. iiil ICIIESON

(lptician.

_ _ ' *md 1*-ddfesii __ .

S \ tliemeslves cons'der u pcrmn ( N PERS,

urgeona /

nent cure of plies by n surgical operation CORN.

1?: w nde ful P'rnmid Pile Cure Price' cut deep br ugh'

° ° r “ L See our show window for prices.

VALUES _

DRESS GOODS

At Stanley Bros. ‘

Too Heavy a Stock

Necessitates Speedy Reduction

We have picked ont a lot of Black Goods, Tweed Mixtures and Colored Fancies in

medium and heavy weights worth up to 98c and have marked them all at the one

50c pcr yard i

Tins is A BARGAIN Tim

low price

Hundreds of yards here at a price lower than they were manufactured for. Good

Colors,[Good Weight, Good Assortment, Good Qualities andthe price only

50c per yard. I

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If you cannot come yourself-Send for Samples. '

STANLEY Bnos.

SOME SPECIAL RECORDS

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The very lat-st always

in stock -'It there is any

_special record you require we will get dit in short

timel When you buy

'Rf

-"’ ‘ ' "Edison Gold

Moulded Record

you buy the latest and

| beet

Red iced Price

on fiat records. Bal

of our stock now being

sold at very low rate.

Cali and inspect

Illiliti’ DNS..

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'rnca..i..isloensri.1MErm or uw .lim ol

*trail*

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.y,i.e\v rmwre inset. uniirloi c|..w.». on

1 in morn in..'.|....u ii..

ghiy uri .

creditable production. Tire number in- `V"‘i"""d°V",;‘Q“,';‘K',"§°R 0,_:'i,u"_;`C.,.`Uii§_ '

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Advertisers.

'l`lie DAILY and TRI-WEEIC

LY Editions of the Clmriotifc- town Guardian have uc-tuul combined circulation which cun- not he duplicated.” Their guar- anteed combined uvcragn io I)eu.Ii0, 1005, was f_\L;ll_.|rnrI for the Inst, week in thc uid your il vrnslti |

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SALE ' Brow. 25.2.

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Here you can get the -best-tilting and most comfortablei

8 P _ _ as>ort1uent of 50 cent dress goods _shift Oil the market.

Prices that will astonish yon. r Try one of the ‘ Big Shirts," plenty of room and good. ‘

X. il. M IlilNiilli.‘

P. E. Island's Greatest Clothing House.

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choose r'H" E _oEs'1i'-ri

` ' The Tobacco Epicure who does not use thai ‘ HICKEY TWIST. PEARL OK RUBY

me pas never derived that real anioymen which la nia, They are the gems ei the

Pls! CUT MIX'I'iJR§ IN I AND ! POUND TINB. -

H ICK EY 6: NICHOLSON,

‘ 'I‘ohacro Manniannrhn Quan: Rt. itirariottciowns :RR I:

CARBON PLATI N O

Do you know what that rn»an~_? lfnot cali :ind see-the sample nt our studio.

.auvin, Gcntzci & C0.

PHOTOGRAPIIERE.

_l. A. 5. BAYi:R, Pron.

A Happy New Year _ to Everybody.

We take this opportunity of thanking

you our patrons for your liberal patron- age in the past year and we extend to you our best wishes that you may enjoy a happy and prosperous New Year. May 1906 come to you laden with every thing that goes io make lifc worllr living. and we sincerely liopc io have u continuation of your patronage during the year icoé.

llCDONAl.i) & PERRY,

The Nobhy Tailors, Great Gorge Street.

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Synopsis of Canadian Nnrlh-Wcst"‘lIomcstcad Rcguialions.

ANY oven iiililihorofl scnilorr nf Ilnrnininu

I.n|lri»| in Mani'nhn nr tho Noi'llr\\'r~i.

Proi-limes, erecpiins A ...iii-An, nm re.-an-.iii mrcybc lronicuienricri by any |n-mnr who Ia he nole head oi .1 rarnlly. or any main on-r ni

roars of nine. io thc cxlcni oi one-qrun-lor raptinn of ill anim. mom cr.lo-ra.

.MIK muy hcliindo [Ivor-uoirnliy nt ihn Incu

lnlld 0 inn for thc dlstr ci In W ill-li tho lnnll in aituato, or if the honrmicada-r dw~irc-.hn

may. nn nlrlvliuntinlr in tho Iiiiniaioi' nfihu Iniorlnr. 0 tawit tho (lonimiauinlrnr nf Im' gidnpmtion, wn...l|...s. ...trio lei~..| omit ni-

-e aui.horitv.l'or_,»~rnnc one to make entry

forhim.

The honrssioarlerie nnnuircd to pcriornr inn

conditions connected t crewiih under one of the following plans:

ill Ai. lonnit alx nloni-hs maidonnn upon and

cultivation of thelaud in each year for tiirco

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years

(il If he father or mother, if thc iatharir

dseeaaotllh of the lrornesteadar resides noon a at-mint e vicinity of the land entered for

e requirements aa to residence may he

aatisiled by auch person residing with the hikrer or mother.

Sl lf the settler has his permanent roaldonre

upon fomrinf land owned hy hlnr in the v oinityrof h s homestead the requirements me resilience noi so .utirneu by residence upon the said lair Six months' notice in wrlti rrhoud bs

given io the Commissioner of Dorihxlnion Innda at Othwa ol intention to apply for patent.

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