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cnAi>.L0'i TETOWN GUARDIAN mr rim.

THE QUEEN S COUNTY GUARDIAN

Head Oflices in New Prowse Block- -Charlottetown.

plumber

Cure the Ch||dren’s Coughs with

SPRUCINE

It's simlply wonderful - the nav SPRUCI E" tids the children of

coughs, and breaks up a had cn-c of Broncbitia ‘ SPRUCINE sootlieqiiie irritated membranes-allais irritaiiim and inflammation in the throat-loosen; the hlem-imd heals the lun

'S RUClNE'laesp¢clnllvsuile rochildren

hecanle it laslea good und ln-cause it contains nothing :lint thc youngest child may not safety lake

Alldrnizziiitii have ii he ri /olile

THE WINGATIZ CHEMICAL OD , LiI|'rln MONTREAL

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Charlottetown School of Music

Kindergarten _Building Prince

was much easier

train, on the way to Ottawa

capped to reach the goal

Lessons given on pipe or

:ibiiiet orgaii. Piano and orcliestrals iii-

struments (except strings.)

Saturday series of papers on

Riiclinieiits and History. Free to public.

These are piping times - for tire w A winiieia city, is iii with is

grieve

J H HUEHEH. Ol f-U18 Cll-Y l0ll- J H Bell Surnmerside, one of the

llibll Hlglll- 0" B l-l'lD £0 MUDUSOD leading oiators lectures tomorrow

I night

At a late hour last night The _

Guardian was informed that Premierl I 0 0 F bg L““,ence Lodge Peters had rested well all day and meets tonight t elght Fu-St

i degree

Superintendent Sharp and W S (i L Bane, of the portland

Poole of the P E Island Railway paskmg left 18% mght for werc passengers by lust nlghffs Georgetown on retuin to the main-

l land

N"tw;thsl'“';‘él“g the l=t°"“ tllelffii M Bell in his lecture tomorrow gzgtglgaig *Phe egdnxlce ‘gf Xheyizizrs, might rin Black and White gives some

day afternoon Rev T Marshall who Ixnnripss ing ilustrutions of Ventrllo was to have spoken on Christian __ Athletics was unable to he present, George Washington Bones Wm be and th; Sgbgsig WE” dealt Ewlgl bV)at the tunnel social at North Wilt nsgyothxsl X very clnofltnble Seri; shire Hall tonight and will deliver was held a number taking part The an Old time stump speech

main thought elaborated was the on Tuesday mght In St James. :'5§es;1Lf‘3;°‘J'];“1':xie’;€sE§€; tg? 533112 church Mr Garbonell will lecture on

colored slides

- ~ Many beautiful and original cos

tumcs are being prepared for the Ciiinivul Wednesday night It promises to eclipse airy held in the

Dominion Atlantic Rfilwa i,e,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,e,

The foity-foui slides of the birds of

iiidS|csr¥;i]hipDLi`ili‘es t|:iBt\|Jlit(<m’\l;I; Y\l1"ll10“U'l Prince Edward Island arrived from

*wean Ediiluiiu l’*:'|o\'ilu.l§cnt'ii and Ruston Oumwu "nd will be show" and le”

rlnTruro.\Vlndnn-_Jcrsiindlliillf1ixEXl’llES tiired on in St. James’ Hall tomor-

l;2r\l1'V0¥lJ;l\m§i§l;1\l>'éi:‘lf0PR.;mf;'Ly row xiiig`lit.41lTlie small adrnissioli of ainkiii connociiiiw nr. Yarmouth for Mont. ten Cf-lil-b \\l be Cl1Hlll~l3ll-

I .\lll)iliAND UlV1SI(w-Trains of the M l- r.:‘.§‘..’3:‘;¥r:‘i"..';’:::.‘:.....‘1"::;f..f%i‘if...rf” A "wer or eff by ,,,,|1,.m »1~,,,,mfm. wi,,d,,0, au; |ii_,, m_ ,L last night s triiin lor (reorgetown en

xpgeppinl o~;nl»;<‘\i.ipgiii 'titur-rwvlgi Li-slr; lor: route to the mainland, although

I0U|l\ IIKWPY B U lil"\V` ,' , , ,,

}.-ross tv--ins to »-nd froriilfallfiu fui~Yz\rn|\oiif. "muy of them exprebbed 1.* doubt of [he R0yB1,,nd. U_ S, Mai; b-;eamsh| the steamer crossing to Pictou if the

~ pR|NCE ARTHUR snowdrift of to-day continued. At

1‘i~in 1<`sr<ie=ra~n Finn..-isr.<isiocr pliyip be times yesterday the drifting snnvi

tween who)/IrirltlrueProvlncus mul ostfli. made it impossible U, see very fa, Leive Yarmauih for Boston W- rl- I '

ncsdiiy. and Flarurday on :irr-l. _il leflll-

al or Express 'l|al- from Halifax. Roiii ir ---

`<H01lrS 9 to I2 il' nl' 2 to 5 if '°’\"" l""'l1“'h"’f B°~W“ T“°*“l“5' “l"l A convention of tlie Methodist

F rlllriy Paiisonunrs arriving:

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p_l1l, 7 tO 9 Ill, iiiallfiixiiexlliri.yat|;'»Illini by Fxpri-ss 'l`i'inii mm1Sl»9r5 v Ul the ('hUr10tt5tUW“ dis'

Apply early 'to' 'l;lai'ry

i Lil..-.rnrir;,li'ni;.rifii Atlniulcdiri-iniird_i.ime trict will beheld in the Gracc Pm&§m$’,‘l",'_;‘°‘;,m:‘ fj,§`lfl‘b'f,t“,;';'tofl‘e‘i;‘l'f_f“;;\‘t‘i’{‘_‘ 6' Church tomorrow and Wednesday, P/irucicn. Acnmian. Pm. Agr. Kerri-iii# -liimlnry 28 and 29- The mission'

Watt5i Director' lN0'"\ 5°"-lf'»~ U, _ ary and spiritual interest as well as

i-_gdiiiwfioi ‘

`_1mrw" P' Huh NS G°"‘""°l M"" the work of the layman of the dis-

rict will be c nsiderf-rl in brief add-

t o ,

\. ,, ‘ " 1 1-; » .-~~_ - ~. -~»~- - »~-- -- -- -»- -~~='- passes and (iiS¢uS3;m,S,

Sensational

Sale of Shoe Samples ~ - At Alley’s

H-.vlng secured a complete set of manofactu ers, sanipl

at a sacrifice, we have placed them on sale at

50 p c 0ff_Rc_i.tular Prices

Samples it is well known are usually a little better than

egnlar goods-souietlni°s ii good deal better- Now take ihls

Xtra quality and also the 30 p.<;. discount into consideration

and you have a real bargain. The s'z:s are mostly.

4 and 5 in womea’s.

7 and 8 in nisa’_s,

4 and 5 in boys’,

l and 2 in girls’,

9 and io in Chlldrea’s.

6 and 7 lu iofantsl

There is every conceivable kind of footwear in this lot

and are at the same dlsceilni- ~

. 50pc0ff

Something here for everyone who wears these sizes.

Alley . .C0-

Tlie Enterprise l<`ounrli'y Co., wliosr

striking advertisements appear re- gularly in this paper, write tliiii 1907 has been their banner year an( that o great many more Enterprisi Monarch Ranges, as well ns of all their other stores, have been sol( than in any previous season. An in tercsting fact in connection is thai this Company have during the past season made shipments of tlieii stoves to every province in Canada, ull of which is evidence to show thc excellence of their products. It is gratifying to every Maritime Pro vince person to know that loca miiuiifacturiiig industries ure advanc ing in this way and not only hold- ing: their own with all comers in this field, but also getting a hold upon the trade in Western Canada. l-lerirtiest congratulations to thc makers of the well-known and popu- lar "Enterprise Monarch.”

The Guardian is asked to pub-

lish, in the interest of tne f‘rii~.:.'i-ic against perjury and profaiiity, thr following extract from the sirinor recently preached by Bishop Worrel, Nova Scotia: "A right conceptior of God'and His word and a due rev' erence for them would make perjury absolutely unknown. The growth ol perjury is it terrible thing, and than can be no doubt that it is growing. The other day Judge Riddle, of To- ronto, stated that it was becoming a most serious problem in the con- duct oi the courts, and I have heard a well known police magistrate ef ii large city in Ontario declare that it is impossible to believe people on their oaths. The statement made by a witness in ii recent celebrated election trial that he advised his agents when sworn to kiss their thumbs instead of the hook rind then they would not be guilty of perjury' shows the utterly unworthy idea such a man has of Hini who reads the heart of man and judges not by the outside of the platter ns to thr cleanliness of it. The wholcsomr dread which the story of Ananias' and Snpphira once exerted seems to have little power to-day~especi1illy in a liquor trial or a contested election. Afddavits are taken and solemn oaths administered often in such nnirrcvcrent manner that the solcmnity which is attnclied to them ln lacking and the nwlulness of in- voking the Name of Gail in attestut- ion of man‘s word is but little real- ized. There should either be special ofilcers for the iidniinistrrition ol oaths or the fnrce that is now so

__. - --- V, __g;f often enacted should he done away

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Men of :ill trades and professions who desire the

most liberal and unrestricted contracts of Llf¢» A°°l`

dent and Sickness liisimiiice should consult , S f

, . , ' ' BREAD

uvNDmiN & C0

l ` ` and Skill

i Omceg 6, Queen SL, (,liai'latteto\vii, P F I

with. To swear a man upon ii Bible nf which he has heard but. little and in wlilcli he does not believe or thinks he does not can give no weight to his evidence. The apostol- ic condemnation of perjured persons ln the same list as the most aband- oned and wicked sinners has no

effect upon him." .

Telephone z i r

The Reputation of _l-

Has Been l1onestlyEarned

Quality, Cleanliness

Manufacture have

A medical expert on insanity was

un arrival in this City on Saturday Ili W-15 reported yesterday that he spent considerable time in a visit to the County Jail

Arrangements are being made for a

grand sacred concert to take place in St Dunstan's Cathedral about the middle of February Program and date will nppeai later

heverul persons irossed the East

and North Rivers n Saturday There can be little doubt but that the ice is now safe after the ex treme cold of yesterday

Joseph McCormack of this City

was on Saturday committed to the County Jail for three months for a first odense against the Prohibition Act His case was heard and he was convicted last Noiember

Passengers who came over from

Picton to Georgetown on Saturday re ort that the ice is beginning to

snap f yesterday will probably make this more apparent

At a meeting in the Board of

Trade rooms, ln this City, Saturday afternooo, Dr Ellis, the newly app ointed government inspector f dressed hogs and meats met a num-

per of shippers and others interes er

The reserved seat tickets and plan

for Burn‘s concert in Market Hull on Jnn 24th opens .it Jumicson's drug stole this morning at ten o'clock Unreseived tickets

store. Popular

cents.

The Nickel showed ton croivded

house Saturday night. The pictures were good, especially the comics, which caused alot of ariiusement. The illustrated song, The Moon has his Eye on You, was sung by Master James Mclnnis, who possesses a line voice, and will sing the illustrated songs all this week.

Yesterday wus observed as Mis-

sionary Sunday in the First Metho- dist Church, this City. ln the iriorn- ing Rev. Tlios. Marshall, of Grace (3li_urch gave the congregation some interesting facts and figures, and in the evening the pastor, Rev H. lil. Thomas dealt with the Great Com- mission- preaching from Mathew Z8»< 18, i9, 20.

Yesterday witnessed another sud-

den drop in temperature. From 25 degrees above zero, registered on Saturday night, thc temperature dropped to 11 above at 9 a. m. yes- terday. After that hour it grew rapidly colder and during the day inensuri:»rl ns low us 5 degrees below zero-the coldest recorded thus far this winter. At 9 p.rn. last night the temperature had risen to 2 de~ :rces below, but the strong north- west wind which blew at times with fi velocity of twenty miles an hour made it appear' as if the cold was inuch worse thnri wus really the case

Passed iiwiiy peacefully at Hazel-

brook, after ii lingering illness of paralysis of the brain, Mrs. Mona- zlinn, at the age of sixty-eight years. 'l‘hroughout her life she made many friends who all now grieve at her sudden death. She leaves to mourn one diiughter-l\lrs~. Wm. T. Goody, Alexandra, rind three sons- James rind John Edward living at Hazelbrook, :ind Joseph R. teacher at Mill View. Her funeral took ,place to St. Dunstan's Cathedral, where a reqiilem High Mass was sung, und the funeral services at the grave were conducted by Rev. ily Peters) of Moncton, is visiting friends and relatives in Rustico.

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Aromatic Extract

ol Cod Liver Oil A

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is zi pleasant and pala- ' i table coiiibiiiatioii of 1

tlie active principles of ‘-

V the iiiiest Norwegian .

Cod Livers with extract '

or Malt, NVild Cherry

Syrup of Hypopliosplii- tes. '

An Eicellent Tonic .

5oc and $1.00 bottles

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KASAGKA

The Ideal Lairalive.

An` aromatic prepara-

tion of Cascara. Very pleasant to take, yet. prompt and effective.

()n account of its

agreeable taste it is especially suitable for children and can be given to iiifriiits with perfect safety.

Price r5c per mince.

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MTS T H 0N0lll (nee Miss Em- '

A P Mcbellan

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Fiore chances lor men at

Monday, Jiiny 20th |908

show up in the Straits The cold 1

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at Rankin's drug- ,__

prices 35 and 25| _ " _ V &!"`4'€»

:it 66 2-” ceiits on the dollar.

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I. I5 5W€3.i€l'S HOW 71

r 50 swealers now 1.00.

' :.00 sweaters now 1.33

'_ While, blue, crliiisoa an

written--may be while you read

- Our Great

Cut Price Sale

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THING

cut these da) s. Ei eiythiiig in fact except l\lO R\ -\.C sh rts is reduced either 25 cent, one tliiid or ouelialf Now foi e\ample

ONE THIRD 0l"l" SWEATERS

Probably the best range ii the city for your

dlioosing 'iiiportecl dii ect

land :uid Geriuaii -ehoscii bi e\pcrt- selling

1.35 sweaters now 9oc. :.65 sweaters now r io. 2.25 s\\'eaier.»' nnw r-50.

d mixed colors here when this advertisement is belaz , some lines are sold out--therefore we council haste. V

-N. »_.,_»>-.-.v-..~.\- .-we-=-na-use 1 -u..m..-r~s- .-,..-ev, ,,.,...,,.,,_.,, Q

lii iiien s wear is

from the iiiills iii Eng

1,15 shlits sell fnr 77c. i-50 shirts sell for i.oo.

_ 1.85 shirts sell foi: 1.23.

send by mail on receipt of

' (twice choosing

5 Tbere’s sn assortment that

ments-bought in anticipation

‘ Add loc for each shirt t

1.35 'shirts sell for gnc. i 65 sh’rts sell for r.ro. ' 2,00 shirts sell for i.67.

order.

iii. winter shirts---Occ third off.

will delight you-all sorts of hiavy weight winter gar- of a colder winter than we have had so fa"-never fear- ‘

V the fold days will come when you will delight in your saving.

i Plain blues, plsiafgieys, tweed patterns, English and Canadian makes all slzzs.

o your rem`t|ai:ce if outside Charlottetown and we will

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E Winter underwearai \/Vdrkiiig shirts,

Q Night Shirts,

Pajamas,

Umbrellas, f Neckwear,

`\Lined Gloves.

V oiiia riiiiiii on

Hosiery,

Linen collars and cufls, Haiiril<ci‘cl1ie-fs, ;

Overalls Suspenders,

tVhite shirts, (iiot Moo iliac)

iwriiir riviarieii rnii orr`i

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Colored shirts, (i1ot.MOormacl |

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T" ~'_' FITURE - N5 Buick

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I can both please you and

grades of

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Puonia 79 |

For all kinds Of Furni- iurc, Repairs, and

Reupliolstcring.

give you best values, iii all

Pillows, Mattresses and Springs.

SMALL PRICES 011 new FURNITURE of all kinds----Because my store expenses are SMAIL

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To The Electors of Ware _

Ladies arid Geiitlenieii.

At the request of ii nun-

ber ot' the electors of War( Two l have deciderl to ode# for re-election to the City Council Board at the forth coming Civic' I£lection.~;_ and take this opportun- ity of solicitiiig your support. Should _von do ine the honor of re- election Iivill cniitiniie as in the past to work for the irnprovemeiil of the City streets and public pro- pertics

Ilieg iosny also that I ani ai

firni lioliovei' in pei'iiiniii.-iit civic iiiiproveiiieiits coiisisleiil with cro- iioiu_\'. i-riliiii D ] RlLl~'.\'

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Applications for $24,6oo,ooo.oo were received

by the Sun Life of Canada in the year r9o7. For rates and plans in this progressive Co. Apply to

E. K. BKOW,

harlottetown - - 9-llldmwflf

i\Ianag'er for P. li. Islziii

lil-mimi

All kinds of metal and vulcaiiite plates.

Crown and Bridgcwork

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Lowest rrites--absoliitesecurity. A"°“'°h°‘ld“U'°'d E’ E' D* M' D

ions. EC|_|p5[=_ ; 3A|(ERy, DRUGGrsTs.‘

l 163 Kert Street. Plroae 315-2 Next d°°r to Beer 8" Goffis' -

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A~-o.~`sn,ciit System Milt uul Pi-incipl

People Will Dis or Gel lllil Sui

lt' _vnu art- :i iueiiilier of the

Iiirlcpciuleiil Order of l"orcsl1:l'-' :iiirl die. your estate ivill bi- from tivo liiiuilred :uid l”it't_\' to l`i\'e lliriiisuiirl rlollnrs better.

If _vou live to tile nge of seventy

your pziyiiieiits cease :ind you receive in the lovin of nn annuity, lroin l`oi't_\' lour to live liunflred and forty six dollars per niiuuiu at :i cost of from three to ten cents pei dry. i 2d6ni _

lhe llighl Place

We have secured the services of

an expert sleigh and ccriiaae painter and are now prepared to do all kinds of sleigh and carriage painting and lettering in an np-to date manner, ar short notice, a moderate prices.

Ordersin all branches of the

painting business left at the old stand, Kent Streehnppnslle Rsver. Hofel,will receive promptattenticn

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