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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JANUARY 4. llll.

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°° " °° °' °~2~l'Z"2°I°2°.-° 2:2' S’SlDE AND PRINCE (0.1 PERSDNAL MENTIUN. l

THE Crystal Hockey Club have ordered ___ .

a get of goal new through Messrs Rosen Mr. Davis Schui-man, Freetown, was in 3

1°. 8:: Rogers which will arrive in a few the ¢i*'YY°Sl>¢l’d“Y-

U 1 days- Mr. J. W. Richard ef .Biaeroni is

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COURT Chautauqua. I. O. F. will hold ”"”°“3 the guests *W Uh; DWWS-

. their regular meeting this evening in Mr, J_ A, Mathew” wa” passenger by

1‘k'S the eastbound train yesterday afternoon. 5

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Lovers Ofv’ Music

Should get a. season promenade ticket for the link and hear 40 con-

sumes sv-

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From S’sidc to Pictouf

ERNEST

in Northeiwigpy, Baldwins. Bishop Pipins. and Vand- ivere at

W. A. IIUTCHESON.

neeiv if

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isis _qgiiiits

'75

Boxes of Oranges and

Lemons, wholesale and Re- tail at

W. A. HUTCI'-|ESON’S

Crown Confectionery.

D 0,19 d tf Ex,8c Pa.

(warns. Losis. Fouao. arc

_ `|UAIs' FED-A girl for general house- york. Apply to Mrs. J. A. Cameron. Cor. *Sydney :ind Prince Sts. 4d tf.

,__!l<‘0R SALE.~Ari exceptionally nice. high turned driving sleigh, has been used some time, but is just as good as new.- liclxxis Bnos., Kent St. 4, eod lw pd.

WANTED.-~.A hustlinz young man of

guild character in each township. Good wages. Business experience not essen- Qgl.. Drawer 66, Brantford. Ontario.

3 d 8: W' 1 w.

AGENTS.-Now is the time to hustle

gurl make money. Get free prospectus o_f Uaaadis Sons on Kopie and Veldt. Sellsiikc a whirlwind. Liuscott Publish- ¢'ng43ompa:iy, Toronto. . 3 d & w 1 w

' WE must have at once a number o -reliable persons and families in thisf

locality tot work for_ifs wkhole or spare

e, w s air. . ocanvassing.

tlfalilwgoftiir plgietidh today. I-’¢_>`oplc's Qyndieate. Dept. A. 130 Yonge Street, iomnto. 27, cod 1 m.

AGEXTS WANTED-'fo sell our Boer-

British War and Family Record Pictures. (ip: agents make from S100 to :SZJO a luonth, canvassing these beautiful pieces of art. See our large ads. (everyday) in .another part of his pa per. Home l\oi’elt_v Mfg. Co., Chicago, Ill. 2.7.

`,W ANTED.-A girl for general hou_se

ufork, to whom good wages will be paid. Apply at this office. Dec. 4tf

TO BE LET.-The desirably situated

dwelling house on Grafton Street west. ntely occupied by Mr. Duncan McLean. with coaiclihouse and stable. House is fihted wit! -i first-class bath-room. sewer- age an~i:1ll'f other modern conveniences.

Pleat mi-leratc. Apply to Thomas Camp- iwli, iliclinion-'l St. Vest. 2?-it(

\YAI\"l`[‘1D.-Mark \Vright 8; C0. want

is young lady typewriter and stenographer blue who can write a fair hand preferred. Apply at once. Nov. 28tf

TO IRT.-The dwelling house on Queen

Street ndjoiniiig the rcsitleiice of Mrs. Edvvaril Palmer, heated with hot water. lieirt moderate. Immediate possession

,-given. Apply to Mrs. E. Paliner or to H. » zinies Palmer. . 26tf.

_ TO l`.E.\'T.-A new dweiliuir on King Square. All modern improvements, in- .tiuding hot water heating, hot and cold hath, sewerage, cominodious cellar. All liardwood floors downstairs, blinds and muinin poles go with house. Possession

given between February and May. Rent i.'Z.’i. Apply to E. H. Beer or Mrs. A. L Boer. I5 tt'

WANTED-A neat intelligent girl to do

housework in the forenoon, and attend

:%¢ehop the balance of day \Va s $8 ii

‘li at first. and $10 if satisfdcwry.

Ap y to S.M.McWilliams, 208 Merrimac ‘s‘t.reet., Newburyport, Mass. 4 tf

L T0 LFJT-iThe dwelling house on Prince

Sligo, at present occupied by Mr. James

L ` orth. Apply_to W. NV. \Vellner. % ti

BFFICE TO LET. A comfortable office

in ge Stamper Block. Aooly to Prowse Br Feb. 3 1900-L'

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McDONALD 61 MARTIN BARR|STER3. “`<i1icitor.=, Notaries Public &C. f_Money’to

"3)£ll. OFF H155 {t’:i::.f;‘i.‘Ss.‘.;f.=.i..$;*‘.‘fi:.z‘;2:

.ilhfinri x D,.A_

“__ their new hall over Mr. J. M. Cla

office Water Street West.

Cer” bv Yinnicemws E DLS ‘\Ioi\'i:` Ia Jan 1 Investl

_ .. , - 1 _ ~>, ., _ .- gation

Splendxd Orchestra' E to-day disclosed the falsity of the repo

to the effect that forty-nine school c

~ dren had been drowned in a skating po

either at Whatcher or Foster, Iowa.. T story was started as ajoke by a rnilw

Reasons Wired From Ottawa ,..........,._

Not Pleasing-Good Work Done.

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A great question which has been agltat- A

ing the minds of the people of thisPro- were mn are om ess

vince and particularly the people of Sum-' b’ ° 5:' which d°°°'r°T|,7"id ° n

inomidc a.adChai-lottotown through the I 1"." ` _ .. .Th . 10;” ' f wéeléoatmore hasat lasfl5ecll¢’~Settled,“ “Snow moans' §N°p°r"/ 1 ' . iigyould appear, for the-prehcntrat f The Stanley has been to ~t-be’ ' _ - ». -

Georgetowii-Picton _route and left. Sum-1 é0LDIERs IN CAMP’

mei-side at o p. m. for the latter place. The following telegram was received by the President of the Board of Trade from Sir Louis Davies:

suggested Owing to absence of terminal

smallpox there Stanley is carrying little frei ht throu h assen rsand no mails.

service remainder of winter on this route while tremendous congestion of freight at Picton demands her presence there to

route. In public interest therefore have

L. H. DAVIES.

it necessary in public interest to with-

indignation here please couple the with-

Urgent. (Signed) R.C. McLEoD, President

The above answer to the Board of

was received with displeasure by many,

been accomplished during her stay here

of next winter season. The Summerside

two hours crossing from one point to the

occur:-in transferring mails, passengers

S same evening, but thesinile faded when the Stanley was seen steaming out of the harbor during the evening, heading for Picton.

ing. \Ve have them all colors and qualities from $2.25. t0 $l1,09. The greatest coat value of the season at McGouga.n St \Vright's. 4 li

THE undertaking branch of the Meehan

ic's M`f`g Co. being on the increase they have found it necessary to add anot.her_ hearse to their equipment which is now under construction at their facto ry.

THE Stanley -did not cross yesterday

owinir to there being no mail and few passengers. She went to the edge [of the hoard ice merely to keep the track clear.

Mn. J. Pond, late editor of the Pioneer, has arrived safely in London, Eng. and has sent New Years greetings to his Summersidc friehds.

Miss Ethel Morson, has returned to

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To Cure a Cold in OneDay.

Take Laxative Bro no Quinine Tablets. All uriggios refund ihe money if it ails to coie. 251-. E. YV. Groves iénature is-on each box.

‘ yoig aiéii igachoosinlg ii niedicine, audi

Lsthepsotaiinu niapari a. t cures w

R. C. McLeod, Summerside: Letter re- , or any other itching skin disease. It -is

cei,¢d_ };,e¢,-,timposgbie nakepromisesl simply invaluable. Many o_four men us

. 1° "hue in “mp and "°°°"°d °"°°"°;',‘ rains a volunteer detachment in this

facilities at Tormentine, combined with .contingent mol; 1(1)() 59”; of 1);-_ 058355 , city to serve with Gen. Baden-Powemi

Ointment with them to South Africa to ,colonial contabulary in South Anim,

2 . 8 D 2*’

See no prospect her being muchpublic. ---¢--

Marshfe d, after spending the Christmas p holida. ys with friends in Snmmerside.

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The best that money can buy shoul

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pain. Small size 10c. Large 25c.

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TWELVE FAMILIES BURNED OUT.

d d h cl in Hoboken

10th Royal Grenadiers, Toronto, writes: “lt is impossible for me to speak too highly of Dr. Chase's_ Ointment for pilers

results" Members of the Canadi

relieve the sufferings of campaigning life

MAINE LIQUOR DEALERS.

has already imposed Hnes aggregating nearly $486) against offenders of the

ordered her Picton immediately. (Signed) I ’ , _

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§§;".i‘.”‘.;’.T";’.i.€§.§’.I,’ ‘5i‘i.€3;?“;*§.§‘:. .. --- Manufacturers & Benaral Agni

T de d' l t th t o de

-ra mee -my r-egfe “ y “ -em coLDs THMHANG oN' 1 """"

draw SU*U1¢7~ In Order 50 5113? Public Pneumonia is the result of neglectedx and

chest colds, colds that hang on and inflamc

drawal of Stanley with promise that the %nd imitate; the béonghial tubes and lungs' 'dslei ein'

terminal facilities at Tormeutine willbe Oidpnil-n?,tty an- tihotmflghéy C51 reilchfgt

CO S, lg H988 ITI B/C BS 8.11 Si ` put in good condition next summer to in the throat and_ bronchial tubescODr-2? Bum" & 60,5 'uf "0," bland of HW' ensure ermimency of route. Wire reply. .CMSGS Syrup of Lirweed and Turnentine , i P

p has proved itself the mcsteffcctual remedy E Sindh” S celabnlld

xtiint. Its sale is simply enormous. 25

S. S. Board Trade. ents a bottle. Familv size cents isjqflgg mg” Tu, gig

Trades demand has caused a great dcali "“"_'* ""“ W' Call or write us for prices before of disappointment in Summerside and Blankets 33 1_3 og. at Prow8es._ ppiwing your 0,-d9,,,_

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but however, ii great deal of good has ’ l JUU16 dsl” *if

For the nicest fitting, strongest. and

which will be beneficial at the approach piegam, looking hockey boots so wR_ H_ ' _._ - -

Ramsay 8:: Co. 4 45,

Cape Tormentine route has been proven , , feasible and after a trial of daily rouni 0v"c"`t° and "hte" fi" men '*" 1

boys 33 1-3 oil' at Prowses . 31 1 ' B b eu 5

trips for over one week under many dis- 5 ny a an o 9~dVa“ta8eS the Steam" “ever W” °V°"‘ Our hockey boots are just what? "0l°f0|k

hocke ` ts require. Why,you ask? Well

othcr.Thus Summerside has good grounds just $234150 _they WGN 9014-wlfed by _R11 o§S|a|\

for demanding that everything be made $:§§;th\;°§§;yi'tst;_‘§_'g! Eg: a Rgfg thing? ready during the coming summer to have ` ' say ' 0' ' s“YDl'

the mm established so that no hitch wni Furs 33 1-3 Off lt Pr0vnes’. 31 li

and freight when winter sets in again. ‘l 5 iiqée’ at ‘nd_H6nie!; gas- boot Flour and be convinced of its sl-

PEOPLE in Snmmerside smiled yester- r 6, or “S fm” mnerm ‘nd day when they read the announcement ¥9°d ."0" h°]d 1° f0l` U9--R» H. For sale by

that the Minto would now bring the R&lD8&y & Co. 31 Si ']ENKlN9_& SON

mails daily from Picton. A sample of the Dr.” goods 33 1_3 OH. at Prowsei, ,

daily mail was received at noon in the mi f ai tt d h re time 31 li WEBSTER “ *KAY- S ape() D&p9l`S an 9 ers ue 8

Mr. E. Parkman of Montague, wusl

among those registered at the Reverel

be yesterday. »

big; Mrs. Malcolm McDonald of Georgetown, r`

was a passenger by the eastbound express ,`, last night returning home.

Mr. Thos. C. Palmer, of Boston, was in the city yesterday. He went to his old l home in Bloomfield during the day.

1-ts Mr. Thus. Goodwill leaves to-night on hil- return to Queen’s University, Kingston. nd Mr. Edward Goodwill leaves Sunday he night.

‘ly Mr. M. S. McAusland ofgPort Hill, was

among those returning from Boston on Wednesday evening. He went west

B€Ili.lE " ` Llllllllellb iS 311 Tight. It Clll‘€S yesterday mgrning,

'BLOW TO THE QUEEN.

_ _ _ _, _ _ A The late Do-auger Lady Churchill NEW X ORK' J““‘ 1°‘°T"`°l'° fammes one of the few surviving friends of Queen

°°' viewrm earlier niiidiiood, me em.-ea

% ' me mu umwiieiu no ies um fmysix

“B if-years ago. Herfleath-.iiinst be a peat blow

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Ex-Sergeant William Johnson of the ‘TORONTO M34 To IOIN BADEN;

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°-, TORONTO, Ja.n.1.-It is proposed to .

relieve it. To continue her on Sulimerlido sK°WHwAN' Me" , Jan' 1'_']°dg° A 1 5 i V

To.-mentine route under existing condi- stmut' Wh? 'S P'°‘“d'“g "er _the Su' ` I l tions probably materially damage than ,preme Judicial Court now in session here, , U ~ V

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ever made in Dry Goods in

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“No wonder we’re busy.’v

cent off every- I

I The Busiest Dry Good\Sl\l¢ in CII!-

ls 3 lottetown Every Hour off thllnly.

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Doriority.

days ago. The St. John Telegraph of the = e -- _ == _L DRISCQLL & HQRNSBX-_ lst inst. was received here at noon on the M¢K1N1,AY 31405

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third and in Charlottetown on the even- T W. MUTCH ing of the 2nd and other important mail' I r ,f ss ALEX MCLEOD.

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matter with similar despatch. By the ' q . ‘ R E c Stanley they claim, and with the proof at , ME) 1 o

band in her record or the past. io days, the l-~i.»§’ fy- Wholesale Affenr.

St". John Telegraph of the lst would be 3 g July 5 80d 1 ,VP delivered in Summerside at 4 o’clock the , _

ame afternoon and in Charlottetown J _ _

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Tun balance of our winter coats out at a - \` N i _,; Q _

price you can buy your coats from 30 to_ _,/l‘,:}'!`*l' __

50 per cent discount. \Ve are bound to - I/l/\\,\,*l`. a\_._/Rs. clear the balance of these goods regard- rf 'fy/(wi _i"\\\,°

less of price, regular prices $3.75, 4.50, 5.50 'jit-

oso and 7.50, now 2.25, 3.25, 4.09, 4.75 and '

5.00. This is the discount we are offer- ‘

The E. T. Corsets are design-

ed and cut on the most scient-

i p iiic principles. They are easy

and graceful, permitting entire freedom in every movement- p

They lit Well! They look well!! They wear well ! ! l

F0l\ SALE.

first class water power and/three run of stones in the mill. Also a i oatmeal dry kiln. This propeity ii known as the Forbes gtist mill, situatid at Lot 48 just alongside of tie Hills'.orough Cheese Factory and near railway station. only 45 miles trim Charlotte- town. For paiticulars and terms apply o

T. A. MCl.E.»\N

Esdala Foundry Oi’§ca.Tcmpla Bid :id

Grafton Street, Cnariotiezoivn.

Dec. 28 d 1 w.

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A GHRISTMAS

That everyone

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That valuable grief mill and site with p

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Uffer a Rare Bnnonunit

Money Fast and

The Comstock Gold Mining Companv is a so

the Comstock and Silver Bullion Mineral Claims i I know personally to be good properties. They

foot Ledge of from $75 to over $100 in Gold.

the ton. The Copper has ranged from 9 per cent t

If you want to invest in a. few hundred or a

at 10 cents (10) each, let me know and I will gladly

and Island references- _

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i 309 Masonic Temple. London, Oitirle.

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for akin; Fairly.

nd business concern owni

illtbe Laiideau, B. C., whfzg

have had assays from a 5 ilver, Copper and Lead to 26 per cent to the ton l ew thousand of these shares give you further particulars

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