r a packages containing all the

i E $51

~ Grossm i t h English. Capt'

“ cigars of excellent quality._ n

In holiday packages of 2°' thrilled by the great war lecture of

_ also. ie. HUGHES

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JANUABY3‘, "01.

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_ SECURE your seat for Friday night at ' -:rw , V _

_ _ _,___ _ once; plan at Apothecaries Hall. f"-l',.'.=_~»'¢2' 41 _' ~ . ’

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Renieinlzer discounts e\'er_vthii.g except Dr and Patentilleiicines.

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Call and see the handsome

opular odors from the best n_ ish, French and American makers.

Sachet Powder

SeeIey’s RemmeI’s.

PIPES

See the s lendid values in

_ _ .p . . N ~ Pipes. We offer nearly all C

new goods.

CICARS

Pretty boxes, containin

Soaps, Combs, C

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including the D'Oize Company

sa<~riiicevri€=“S-_ Tiii: Stanley which left Picton at 4.30

yesterday afternoon arrived in George

No. 1 Co., 4th P. E. I. Regt. C. A. will neet at the Orderly Room on Wednesday vening, Jan. 3)th, at 7.30 o`elock to make

ccasion of the funeral of Her late

9 Majesty Queen Victoria. Every member

is expected to att-end.-A. A. Bartlett,

Cnomsrnas are invited to participate

in next Saturday's memorial service in

he Brick Church. A rehearsal will be

._. held in the church at 8.30 p. m. on Friday. “ Printed slips with hymns will be issued.

The tunes are Sandon, Toplady, Dundee,

earcr Home and Peace Perfect Peace. horisters will_b ring their tune books.

Joix the procession! Where? The rear. procession that wi`1 move toward

the First Methodist Church, on Monday

ight at8 p. rn. Thousands have been

haplain Lane. It will be a great treat.

Admission20 cents. Tickets for sale at

Sponges etc etc Geo. E. Hughes, Johnson 8: Johnson,

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Apotl1ecaries` Hall

Haszard 8: Moore and Stanley Bros.

Mr. Arthur McKenzie, who has for

years been local agent in Charlottetown, for the A. Harris, Son & Co., and later for

‘ the Massey Harris Co., has been appointed

,special salesman in NewBrunswiek for

,rw the latter company, with head quarters

in St. John. \Ve congratulate Mr.

_ McKenzie on his promotion and the

company on recognizing the merit of one of our best implement men.

Ai='ri=:'a the first of February, the J. R.

Ayer Company, limited, Sackville, N. B. will be known as The Standard Manufac- turing Company, Limited. This progres- sive firm begins the new century not only

with a new name but with new facilities

/ for supplying their customers with their

/ old lines: Team and driving harness,

mocoasins, larrigans, and shoe packs.

1 I

_f as hand-made boots and shoes, lacing leath-f

, er,etc. The new firm has THE GUAR-

town at 9.10 last night, having on board Sir Louis Davies and Miss Ethel Davies.

P€I‘f\lITl€S A special train brought them to the city

shortly after 11 e`clock.

rrangements for the parade on the

of are

/ The result of your efforts in

culinary art are sometimes

/ ruined perhaps by the quant- ‘ ities not being quite correct. /' perhaps the temperature of , the OVEN is not just right- then your TIME and MONEY » are gone.

We take all that risk for you.

/' Our assortment of Bread,

Cakes and PASTRY take the

/ the lead in Purity and Fresh- ,~ ness. -' Try a loaf of DUCHESSE only

V/ 40.

Telephone 98

f, D- STEWART, A Eclipse Bakery.

lrent’s Fur

Greenland Seal Jackets

£6

Coon Jackets Muffs

“ Collar

“ Collaretts

“ Ruffs

Also a few pairs of

Gauntlelts at

D1AN’s thanks for an attractive calendar.

FOLLOWING is the program of the Memorial Service on the occasion of the funeral of our late beloved Queen, Rev. T.

The balance of our furs have to be sold. _

Ladies’ Astrachan Jackets 33 1-3 Ulf 09,1,” dlsffoum ‘ ?

Canned Goods

We have on hand ii large stock of canned goods all of the best brands.

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eeks 8: Co.

` The People’s Store.

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Henry McLean and unanimously carried:

desire to express their their heartfelt sym- 1 i pathy with the bereaved nation in the loss

of_their much beloved Sovereign Queen ‘Victoria

Pherson. He emigrated from Argyle- ‘ sh

wilderness state). On the lltli of April S 1848 he married Sarah, second daughter of , , ' ,

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f ten children all of whom are living ex 8 th o

Matheson, Mrs. John McLean and Mrs D. E.

was a very successful farmer, a. wise

He was lor a number of years an Elder in

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EASTERN Norns.-The weather, that nexhaustible subject for introduction, ontinuel variable, some days intensely

old, followed by rain and a perceptible the wa, in Natal from the beginning

rising 0! the temperature. just Such downto the armored min disaster or weather as is supposed to produce that

widely discriminated, and at present very prevalent disease, the grippe. Though a

two of which terminated fatallv, this sea.--f son has been generally healthy, and but f. little use for the services of the medical ` man.-The schools, seldom left out by,

modern ways on the most improved methods by teachers generally well- _ grounded in the requirements of their

F. Fullerton in the chair : - llprofession. Though no fsucli eulogistic _

Invocation-Rev . T. F. Fullerton. reports are sent to the press, of exami- F S Hymn--Lord Kindly Light. nations held and acquirements attained Old Testament Lesson-Rev. R. F. in subjects, historical, geographical,

WhiSt0n_ mathematical, philosophical and classical,

Hymn-Forever With the Lord. ' as from other parts of the Island New Testament Lesson-Rev. Leo subjects included in the curriculum of

.l Williams. all modern educational institutions, don’t

Prayer-Rev. J. W. McConnell. imagine foramoment but the most of Hymn-Peace Perfect Peace. our schools are well grounded in them, ‘l Address--Rev. D. B. McLeod. and at least some of their trustees com- Hymn-Rock of Ages. potent to conduct the examinations, and Address-Rev. G. M. Young. appreciate and commend the breadth the

/ _ --Rev. G. P. Ra mond. depth and the thoroughness of the work- ” \ IJ-Ilyldviif-O God Our Hel; in Ages Past. Procurinir wood and rails engrossed the

‘ B°Dedicti°n_ ~ attention of the farmers at present and

ioved by Eric McLean, seconded by

Resolved: Thiit P. \V. C. Debating Club

OBITUARY.-At Greenvale. Prince l‘own ` oad on Friday the 21st Dec. 191.0 at the vaneed age of Sl years Archibald Mac- ,

ire, Scotland with his parents in the onth of August 1810 and settled on the rm on which he died (it being then in a

the late John Campbell of Milton, who ll survives him They had fi family

t Sarah Jane who died on the of August, 1871. The youngest,

seph H., who now lives on the home-

ead; John A. and Archibald live on adjoining farms; Dougald, a. prosperous S

er at North Wiltshire, and Donald at

a r

vvliile en route to the City with Sir

m m

rlington. His daughters are Mrs. R." McMillan, of Hunter River; Mrs. Finley b

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Miznriso to re-organize Ladies Aux- | Readers Of THE GUARDIAN Wlll_ !`@8T¢° Fainkx, night the hottest game you

ilary in Y. M. C. A. Thursday 4 p. m. j l'°1°“`U that all B limi l10\11` last ”l8lll" 11° , ever saw. Don’t miss it. Admission 20c.

E ` WHEATLEY Rlvir Hall, tonight. Comicjggggglgaeizg-izigggited m Hon Ben ALL persons in favor of the Library aie

Concert and Candy Social. Come andl `° requested to enroll their names with Mr. l I \ , enjoy the fun. Admission only 10c. THE P- lv- C- Deb”-lim? Club ef’-l@Ye‘l 3 ,1’€1‘<°y P0116- ; A -.- - `

_ _ j pleasant time last evening when the _ , , .;.-.WW i

Two comedittes and tworoaring forces, 1, question “which affords the greater plea_ AT the request of a great many ticket l .,-;'_~;¢,~{._.-/>Av_, y e

specialities gontaining the ]a¢,eS|; ¢,_-,mic sure anticipition or realization., was dis_ I holders and others.tlie Burns’ Concert has .‘-"€t;;‘_'- -` I ` SODgS,j0kcs and gags at the Wheatley wssed Thé debate was opened by Mr been postponed till Thursday 7th Feby _. . .. ,

River Hall- C~‘l1C91`l» t°°”lf»¥l15- A‘lml‘Sl°“ H. 'l‘oombs in favor of Realization. He Ov.'i.\'o to Lhe`state ofthe foreign mar- 4 I

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only wc' was followed by Mr' G. E. McMillan, who lket pork has fallen and 7 cents was the ff

M i I AT A meeting of the omcers of the Boys' vigorously opposed him. Mr. Toombs prevailing price yesterday. .ln some cases ' ~ ;_ t _

3 B Brigades held yesterday mornin,-z, it was E33 S\1DD0l‘t€d by M€SS1`S E- 5- lveeks. B- 73; WHS Paid- " `

decided that the question of parade to ° lvhlswn.-laH1¢SBI`elll1\1t= Lew- Seller- T , R 1 t d d ,-H fi tl t h If Methodist Church on Saturday next, he .A- Se9~m*iH.*\D<i J- A~ M'SL@0d While UIC 1 HE 0ya'S an ar “L Da a a

- .. . S Ll l`lll`lll 'l .YT lay

left to the different contains- we °f A””‘°‘l’a“°“ “'85 “pheld by Messrs goals N(-Eze i~fo;ix;ed tlio liclivafblcmecliglva

V m. Sweet, Lud. Sharp, W. Campbell ° ‘ ° °

In I T511-:l0uL\\,n,1"<] cargo' l_iy‘.flie‘_SU1l1l'9Y F. Bremner, D. Ross, H. Huntley, H. Bl REV T. F. Fullerton, will lecture at

ye! eriayouas as f0il0\_Vb, 31 b0\e5 McLean,and C_ Keith, Ona vote being HuuterRiverin the Hall” on Thursday sm_eltS, 6- Dkgsl and 39 bbls. b9_9f, taken the majority voted in favour of-,evening at7o`clock on the South African l

F\,,,r,..},¢,,.. must £0 M We .3,_.0 bushels oats, o horses and a quantity r Anticipation. At the Opening of the _wan

of sundries. She had eighteen passengers meeting the following resolution was

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Tnn anniversary of Court Lennox, I. O.

F. takes place tonight in Little York Hall, and promises to be a grand success: An interestingiprogram has been arranged.

THE Minto will leave Georgetown this

morning at seven o'clock for Picton, returning on arrival of Halifax morning rain. The Stanley leaves at 2 in the afternoon and will make usual trips here- fter.

A match race will takefplace this after- oon on Hillsboro ice, between horses owned by J. W. Heseltine, of Cornwall, nd Mr. Henry Balls, of this city. The ace is for $25 a side.

THE GUARDIAN regrets to learn that

Louis Davies yesterday afternoon Mr. ordon, received word of the death of his father. In consequence Mr. Gordon went to his home in River John.

MEMORIAL Snavicn. - The public chools will hold a memorialservice in emory of the late Queen on Friday orning, 10 to 11 o’clock. Exercises will eheld in each of_the schools and will onsist of dxercises by the pupils and

Campbell’ of Darlington, all of Whom addresses by prominent citizens.

in comfortable circumstances. He

unsellor andaman of good judgment.

Presbyterian Church at Brookfield, a.

alings. He will long be missed in the

life will be a model for all who wish

tread the paths of the righteous.

AMONG the successful P. E. Islanders ho went from here to Sydney afew

months ago is Mr. James A. Chappell of East Royalty. He has secured a position with Me srs Rhodes, Currie 8: Co who

mall Of the hl8he¥l3 ¥1l01‘9~l alflfalnmentsi have several large contracts on hand at kind and hospitable and upright in all his 5

hat place, and is/at present superin-

_ _ _ _ _ tending the erection of some buidings for

m\1Dll5Y Ill Wlllffh he 1lV@d Where his the Dominion Coal Co, at Caledonia

memory will be most fondly cherished and

his

mines.

THERE was again last evening a. great

assembly of our best people in St. J ames'

cases of pneumonia developed here, ,

ur rural correspondents, are doing

Hall last euening to listen to Rev. Mr. Fullerton’s second lecture on the South Afr°

ican war. The ground covered was

Escourt and the arrival of General Buller. The battles of Talaua Hill, Elandslaagte, Reitfontein, the disaster at Nicholson’s Neck, the investment of.Ladysmith were all graphically described and lllustrated. For thefirst time during the series mov- ing pictures were introduced. The lecturer was repeatedly and heartily ap- plauded. The various portraits including

rly well in all these parts, conducted in that of King Edward at the close, and the

numerous bat-tie scenes were admirably presented and the favorite generals and personagégs cheered. These illustrated lectures are doubtless equal to any, pre-

entation of the war yet given in Canada

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Have a new straight front erebt form corset g

before you have the new dress f'ltted.l .

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be put in practice by some of our ad-

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should take advantage of our“ odds and ends” Soap

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50 cent boxu (li cakes)

these shores betokens an easterly gale in

body of ice in the Gulf.

vanced farmers. He left part of his

- ' turnips without pulling in the field, dug

them out of the snow, and used them for his stock as required, and so far considers

. ' them as superior to those he has housed.

.-An unusually high tide on the 25th, on

for 39 cents. $11.0 boxes (lil cakes) for 79 cents.

5 cents cakes 3 for9 cents. E Udd cakes from ,5 to 15

cents any 4 for 19 cents%

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Com Boulters

‘ Tomatoes _ 1

Wax Beans SHDCOC

Peaches Bgiby ya; es

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Bartlett urs 1 Coe blue Davison Plu me Bopieoe Lombard Plums Sim coe Green Gage Plums hinicoe Ptrawbernes U

Cherries

' Pino; pie Singavvfs

French Pell 1m¢°¢ Sweet Wrinkle Peas

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Heinz’s Baked Beans _

i Apples _ S1mC°e

Blueberries

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A Lunch igongue " Slice Smoke Beef

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` Freeman Caddies

Pacihc Carabus (Lobster Salmon [dill brands]

Clam Chowder

Clams 0 sters

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garatariagxhrimps oneless rkbys “ Chicken

Sardines Cooked Ccrned Beef Devillod 'Tongue

“ Ham

. Potted Beefs

Simcoe

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DEAR SIR

We furnish you with ‘A statement of

account to 31st Dec. We ask you now to favor us with the

amount before lst February so that we can” meet our obligo-

_ Yours Truly

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at fifty cen¢8.

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