~'q_

' H'J_‘Y-

§ c. i.Ydlts‘%. co. ._

- -r6’d roi

‘ . J 1, _

l5\.9\=11:t11¢_-Qileeting fascination ofthe

\1\\g§l1 ire is no mean art.

f all' h‘e'_lfle'tliod_s of doing it noth-

ing excels photography.

he latter _-lilac been our study for

years and anal our cameras etc, are UIC tigfio-date., we can give you W6 55”” ,_ lil lute of business. _ i"5“1’“\1d|° and see allthe 'styles for yourself. Guardian Office build ng.

r.luvill._i‘.filizlei s. co.,

1~l~.f»» strc

`OfC6__ii`oerts, Socials, _*Entertainments etc.,

| “oi” a _zno__ney‘inaking _

-aaron., penis it uns

' §o_f_` 6 irords) for first

‘ _iiid :fx "a _jline _ or eioli continuation. Churches and chari- 'table institutions hdlfrat._es'. _Minimum _price 15 cents. Black

ypeannonncemeuts juotlblc rates. Birthsé 3 $853 _ a ri FREE __bnt verses with deaths same rate as above.

Q 'Always Satisfactory.

~ uiiur glvcs ex ellont. ii\t.lafuc~

__ THB GUARDIAN,

lg __ l

L _ ._,_. .`._ _

Eastern Steamship Co.. WINTER REDUCED RATES. Effective to May ist, i905.

- St.t]0hn, to Portlsnd,_$3.oo.

St. john, to Boston, $3.50.

Commencing December 15, r9o4,

steamer leaves _St John _at 8 s. ni. Atlantic Standard). Thursdays for

Lllbflw East;I;oérI,`I§>I¢i»§l[a;_iEi; and Boston. 'Ft' Tana,

,Front Boston. via. Portland, Eaatport,

111% Lubdc Mondays 'at ga. rn. ._

hrough tickets on sale at principal

raillvray *stations fand - baggage checked *°~_'l¢°'.il1a¢l.°°- _ _ ' _

rahleirgcra arriving at St. john on

evenig previous to sailing can go direct to steamer and take cabin berth or stateroom for the trip.

All cargo, except Live Stock, is in-

sured against fire and marine risk.

W1lJLI!.iIAli1 G. LEE, Agent, St. john,

A. H. HANSCOM, G. P. Br. T. A.. _

CALVIN aifs'riN, v_i»_ a Geivi Mgr.

lllsiiifcctlng

Effective, Safe, Economical,

Having installed an up-to~date

Formaldehyde Generator. which is a _perfect Geimicide

lam now prepared to disinfect dwellings,

public Bi lldli ga, cH1ces, sions, etc.. etc.. guar- an'|'ehlor¢ their initilcatlon lflnfected with the

iiona of any contagious dilease, without injury o s_ny wrven fabr ra ornaments og gitrnitpre.

s

A i work done under the aruperv on o any

nu dlcal o>ai:i'cn`er 'or according to the regula -uns- or me aosiii oi neaiin.

Uv D. WRIGHT,

Ggnbrgl ])if¢¢t0r,.B|'ld Emballlltr. iplsa. hem, i nixrk waaoii, t earl, i buggy,

Bic-: Pbnrczigls, residence Phone 60,

H_._A. Tantiin & Co`s

FOR--

' move $5 oo, approved joint notes payable ist of

` November neat, A. D. |905.

_' lf day trrovea nnfavorable, sale will be held

on the Wednesday following at same time and

in flue Stationery, Sheet Music, Musi-

car-Insirumenis, Fancy Goods, China

Novelties, toys, Dolls, Games and h§m:i_'t~i'§_p`t,_teii:_oermnsna _estate or win. Cpleridara. _ J J. JOHNSTON, floll¢ilorforComniitie¢ -

H A & Co _hs __ _B W_pBN1.cas‘tnn,anetionee1.

_ Great George Street. _r its it w 3'i_n. ‘

’ Dominion Blend

ii=-#You oriir KNEW

When your we`lf`stocked`tii6rewas going to burn d°'_Vlb °°“ld wait to insure until the week be- fqre, but

when lt ls Destroyed , '

You aretoo late. Reaneinbertlti oth!! in tho Lbwbf Pro-

' old adage, "There isno time like va _

the present." and no insurance hai'

like ours.

`§'m¢n¢in" rata of nutioni

"7 csfisaisnosam. _ _ _,E L_

lssioNnE.Nri_

U R SS 4 l mm _N gulf hut 1...-,».1”i...’fii°“lr'.ifi%i-is ...E _igmiggis aefgigkugapags 1;2_t;i:_l:

: llork. INN!-C' 9- ' .

for the gsneral benefit o his Creditors nhdert provisions of ‘An Act Re ..

` & ~ fsfvdi ii it of

‘_ *.1 »‘iydas¢7.*'-`-3° »' l;;-radih‘day8ofel:e;m'1

Oesisfal Commission lterchant, sry. A. D. iBoikIEL_m6“o°a_ _ __,,

__i'?”§"”.°:l.:=.r.~..::.i:f-‘°°“""“°"‘°" _ Qt _ Y I YI t _

I. =

Always R_¢liablc_

- Sales! creasing.

We find nsnimrcic Liur

i tion, iiurl thc sullen are constant.-

ly liicrcasliig. _

G. it vANDsliilncK_

Mlllnrl-mi N 'Bt _ _ __

S rin wheat our makes

who eoome. riiitntious bread.

Winter wheat flour makes

light, wldte, delicious bread. b either makes perfect bread, u

'BEAVER FLoU1>._

a blend of "5'.'.@'.°i='~i'il'iv:f.'.°° in the

right proportions of each, ma- kes perfect bread-wliitest, lightest, most inviti and nutri- iious. Beaver l?Iour will make our baking successful. Ask your grocer for it.

MENDELSSUH l

PIANUS

are Unexcelled

sv

T Bedford, Librarian of H. M. Coldstream Guards Band says `that

§ _

and Finish its Equal is Not to be Found”

Our v- ry easy terms makes it possible for every family to dwn a Mendels- sohn Piano. Come in~ and talk thi matter over.

Wl’sWI|WsWM\WMW

A. Horne Q. Co., ,€§§’i-S

Central Music Store.

Kent Street.

Aucrloil sus..

I will sell by Public Auction, on the

premises of William _Iohu Matthew, at North Wiltshire, in Queens County, on MONDAY. the Twentieth day of February, Inst. A. D. 1905. .vr 'rwl~1I.vi<: o‘cLocK Noor-I the following goods, chattels, and per- sonal properly, belongiug to the said William_]ohn Matthew, namely

One 1niire7 _wars nl , r brood mare, with fi l; i ¢olt_4 milch crws, i heifer. i b-ood sow,

»ewl, llrlii wagon, i box slei|h, 1 wood leigh, i ploligh. harrt.w», r hay cutter, cart Ind lriving h~rne-r, hay fort, rope anti blechs, x boiler, i hay ri ke. r feeder. carpenters tools. .74- ora hay, quantity straw. oats, harley, wheat -rdmixed grain, xl colds wood, r organ, 3 - nvu-, and other household furniture, and all

vii-r personal tpwwerty in and about the prem- e< of the sal llllam John Matthew.

1 ERMR--All nmoiinta under $5 oo, cash

l tt . “based this nth day of February, A. D. r9'\5.

Jaarus s. Marrnnw

~Tea _

Sales exceed that of any

i

Choicost |rowth of Indio. ana csvisn. ~

.~ lbttvflul which was not otactly iii Nc- -

CHABLOTTETOWN GUAR IAN, FEBRUARY r7, :go

<

' ‘ '- ~ _ _ Itis pleasanttotake;children

_ . . .

The recent Sunday afternoon addresses

upon Psychology and Religion ln the Y. M. C. A. had an nvcruge nbteiidnnce of

107 men. Ori Jan. 22, Rev. Win. Dobson spoke upon Heredity. Jnn 29th Percy ` Pope gave an nrldress upon Eiiviroiiuienl. Feb. 5th Rev. \V. H. Sedgewlck spoke upon Consclousness.und lntit.Sundnyafl;cr' uooii the general Secretary Herbert. Moulc gave an n<l_<lre.ss upon Volirion.

The licliglous Coniiiiittec orc very

pleased to lnfoi-iii thc general public :liritu nunibcr o.ls-lunii clergymen have made it possible to coritlnue those Sunday ifceriiooiiiidrirusseu. By special request three of the six services nrroiigcd for will he open for both uicn and women There will bc special music iinrl singing eiicli *sunday afternoon. The follouliiiir ls it list. of sujects and speakers. February 19th-The Kingdom of God,

THE'~KlNG'S WARDROBE. '

Hia Hnjssty ln a Purple Lounge Suit-The Kinfsl England Sera Fashions lor Well-Drssacd Men.

The fashionable niolc world, and

even to some extent thc uiiiasliion- able also, is very much exercised in mind at the present niouicnt as to whether there should not be some ro- forrn in masculine attire in the dir- 'ection of more color and pict.ui'0sqi'.o- ness, particularly in regard to the lower garments und evciiiiig wum'_ A representative of 'l`it-Bits had an op- portunity of discussing thu question with those who ha;/u uxcciitiiriml fuel- litios for knowing what uri: King l'Ld- ward’s tastes niitl his ilcslics in such

matters.

It is well-known that the King sets

the fashion not only to .Great .dri- tuin -'but to the wull~di't-ssoil ivoriil l evcryivlicro. llliuu lic ivus at l\lui-iun- bad thc sqasoii before-_ lust uiirl imp- poricd to appear, riiorc by ucciilc-nt than design, two or tlircc tluics iii succession in u. rod riccktiu, the word went through all thu liosit-ry ili.»|»iu 1.- ments in the cnpitriils of Europe that red ties were the thing, and for \\'i»i_~'\'s [ aff.ci~\vo.rds they were displayed in

every shop window.

Tho King is vory fustidloiis about

FOR CHARLOTTETOWN

. mencing Sunday Ftbruary |9ih. -

' Rev. W. ll. Sctlgcwlck. For men rnly.\

_tuiloringx !Consoqucritly, when tho _I

to PSOMETHING coop _ _

_-=.»-‘___ 5| lill0D;

Course” of Six Sunday Afternoon Addresses in Young? Men’fs Christian Association’tharlotietown Com-

` Where is ltf Speaker, Rev. G. R. White. For men mid'wouieri

February 26th -lf Christ caiuc to Glinr-

lottctownl Spcukcr, Iii-_v. S. J.Woo<lroofe. For meri only. ‘

March 5tl1--The Office of thc Holy

Spirit.. Speaker, Rev. Wm. Harrison. For meu und wonicii.

Mnrch`12th.--The New Birth. Speaker,

March 19tli.-Arc Mlrrlclcs Wrought

Toclnyl Vcii. Arcliilcucon ltcngli. For ' men :md women.

March Minh-\Vill God Answer my

Priiyexf Spenlccr, Rev. \\'in_ Dobson, For men only.

Itls tulle hoped tlia people of Chur-

lottetoivn will turn outln vcry large numbers to these Suiiflny afternoon meet- ings in Assoiatlou Hull. The fire-itiui lrlress takes plncc next. Sunday coinmenc-` ing at 3.45 p. in. All are welcome.

Plls Malesty is by no means con-

ventional in his surtoriul ideas. If an idea strikes him for an improve- mflflt- in clothes he does not care where or undci' what circuiustuncus ho secs it. For example, the tailor- who has probably matic more garments for the King than any otlicr became introduced to fiis lllujt-sty's custom ln a. curious iiiaiinetx _

One uigiht, many years ago, he wa;

at the eatrc watching the famous French Tlxhyer, Fochter, appearing in "Robert l\Iacaii'c_" The actor had to appear in clothes which were sup- posed to be torn and patched beyond recognition, but the King, or the Prince of Wales as lic_thcn wan, noticed at once that all the some the garincnt was splcndidly cut, and wus, indeed, in its way quite a triumph of

curtain descended he sont for Fcchtei and asked him who his tuilor was. The actor mentioned the name of one in London, nutl hc wus iiiiinccli- ately given it royal orilcr, with runny scores more to follow.

Again, all unsuspcctml, the King is often on the look-out for patterns of cloth which are [ini'li<‘iilai‘ly tn his fancy, and lic rinilsi 'tlioui iii odd places. On tho otfuisioii of the Ilrac- uinr gathering two yr-ui-s ago hp ,Huw somc brown twvod which pleased him very much. and from iiliich i

the sliape of the brinis of his silk hats, and ivhcnovcr hc makes an al- . torution thp fashionable _world fol- lows suit in thc course of u very fciv weeks, His Majesty is also given nt. tlmcs to applying new ideas of his own to frock-cbut’s, and was parti-' nularly successful a few seasons since with it single-breasted cout. which hed- 0. chain fastening to keep it

partially closed.

But, said our informant, His Ma-

jesty has not gona in for any im- portant frock-coal. changes for quite a long timo now, and it. uiiiy interest, some people to kmow that until just

recently he was wearing occasionally l rr g-arment. that ho had niadu for him about the.t,liuc of the Coronation. i This fact alone, he wcnt_on, wili

serve ta. 'show the al_\sui-diiy of the idea that is entertained by some pco- _ ple that His Majesty only wears a suit two or three 'times and their ldis- cards it. As 'a matter of fact, all things considered, the King may be regarded as distinctly economical in respect to his tailoring. At the pre- ' _sent time he probably possesses about two hundred suits of one sort urid- ririothcr, and about half the number

or hats and cops.

In the ordinary couijso about thirty

of these suits are taken off the active list in the course of each year.. when they become the pcrquisltes of his two assistant valcts unless the King has previously signified, as.hoscme~ times docs, -thatthcy arc to be be- stowed upon aomc humble dependent who would be glad of them not mere- ly because they were once worn by the monarch of England. Those thirty suits would be replaced by slurry _o‘t‘iisrs, and it is promote

that, what with extra ovcrcoata and other matters, the Klng’s tnilor’s bill amounts inthe, c urse of a year

to betas? £400 and 91500.

Wliofitv Hlrliiojoilty ls-in need of

a new suit, patterns of matt-rlal are sent. to him, he makes his choice, and the preliiiilnarlel _of` cuttlrlg° and 'stitching rs affected from 'tho stand- ard measurements. Thou tho suits is usualw tried on by appointment in t His Ma_lost.y’s dressing-room no olovori li_‘i the morning, 'l‘llr- King il extraordinarily quick to notice any imporfeetlon .or itfrgguliirlty »in the m'anher in -(vhlch the tailor has car-' riod out his special instructions.

On one occasion a pair of trousers V was accidentally made up froinfai

cordance wit tlic pattern which the

, - Montague Bridge.

15 inwf 61 w all ' 7

'sa ‘urs 'difference at once. _

git# disdwilbsen, ,though it rosem-

lt' Very closely. The King notic-

‘ ' ‘ ho n-

stantly decided to hiivc ii suit ninth-_ But he did not iiici‘cI_v buy u _suit length; he bought up thc ii-hulc halo 0! the twecd. so that tin-ro was none loot.

Ho did this for two reason. In the

first place, he desired to have Ili.- Gloth by him for another suit if ho lhould ever want one, and in thi' So- cond he was wise enough to t'ui~i-sr--» that unless ho took this pi't‘cuuLitui there would bs. ut nncc n very vulga- run on the rcinaindcr of thi-_ cloth' hy the Tims, Dicks and Hurrys oi' the general public, which would cuiiducu neither to his dignity nor theirs.

As showing rzgirln how unconven-

tional is thc King, it. may be said that he docs not often give ri second thought as to what others will think if hc is ,quite sa_tished'thlil. an article of apparel is in pcrfcctly good tustc, and docs not violate any_ of tho can- ons of English dress. Nor, long sinco he might have .been (Seen walking about thc grounds of Windsor Castle wearing a purplo lounge suit-prob- ably tho only one of its kind in Eng- lmid.-'1`i't-Bits. _ _ "_ _

.

Correcting Bad Habits Not Enough.

NATURE NEEDS ASSISTANCE.

To euio a torpld and inactive liver, nkore is

required tlianthe niero eorrectionof had ablts. Yon. change your dist, rsformmyonr msniiors of living, at nulsss yon ass Nature your efforts wcn't bo a success.

When \hs_li\-or and bowels all acting lm-

rly something gum be dons toput. them

mdldw again. ‘here ls lick o tough: the ‘liver aetional well as in the bowels. on

hegieprcssed and iuidétad for work, andor- an or rssgmsfblllty, mltli’s Plnsap ls and Biihrnat ills impart tons to a tired liver ¢iv_s_.tiis pain-nom-stuns masts so iorpiii muscles. They stlmnlats the ol nlstioa, and mths the ltveeaoiivs and the bowslssegiilar.

Elm Plas; and B mat Pills ears

gsnntas siknsa w. r. sand. ~

M ."£'f°&ntiEl;liA§is"fu?::d““ In W

.=.r~'.»'v‘-4=;. But: f, ..i'rHiA Pii.i.'5

_ _ _ __ --_.-_.,_ ltffr ` K?-~ .'~"5_»,i'fI“~ `~.

_- -,'f.'*1- l _

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not a food like bread or meat, but more like cream, in fact,

oil. ,`fAt the same time it is al _blood-maker, 'nerve tonic .na a flesh-i>uii.ie.-_ ' Bu; principally it is food for tired -and weak digestions, for all .who are fat-starved and thin.

-like it and ask for more. '

' Ws‘ll send you a aalnpk. lf"

~ scorr at sown E. cleans, ~r....i.¢.., oat. 7,

rr is 10 'rue aovxirrlios or avaav

riousexeevaiz iN cauanli 'r,o use

'rnsri . . . . . . . .

l'\a¢lc Baking Powder.

Gillottfs Perfumed Lys.

Imperial Baking Powder.

(l|llett's Cream Tartu.

° Royll YQ!!! Clkcl. _

0lllctt's flainmoth Blue.

nsgtic Baking sons.

(l|lled's Washing Crystal.

" |||ios:`roii oven 50 ruins.

(s`s~rAai.ilisso icaal

E.W. GILLETT 'fi’~'i'l'4‘§‘=‘i-\ TORONTO. ONT.

_

» THE LUORLD OUER

Thousands of Mothers

are using '

lln. Bunfnlirs INFANTS’ Sllllll’ _

For ChlIdrsn's Allmenlx, you cannot but _ ‘ admit the fact that this preparation _ ~ is one of merit and is all what is _ claimed for it. It is safe, pleasant ` and soothing for children teething, and a prompt cliecker of bowel and ` stomach troubles.

- Physicians and Professional ` _ nurses recommend It.

_ In ptircliosiug, see that Dr. Co-

derre’s signature and portrait is on _' every ivrapper. Beware of tlic many V _ Svnurs putiip in asiinilar fomi and ' made to lool: like Dr. Coderre's. _

P/~1'rr, 25;/_t. /wr bottle, of by mail

on ren*/liz! af p1'1`f:.

Sole proprietors, Tne \l.'i:~.'o.\-rn Cursor!-

. CAI. Co. Liiiiiied, Iifunircal. Caiintln. '

STANTON'S PAIN RELIEF, l _

A rarsrav nemeovron mrranai. ann exrcriuai. use

i -_ '_ _ .' ....-

-i

0iii of the Beaten Crack

Oilr Clothing is out of the beaten

track of design and motive. The pct- tcriis are uew and liai'rnonious,_the goods of the finest quality, the prices are just right, in short the whole idea is one of extreme beauty and is iiivesteti with atltlctl interest because: rightly treated.

MCDONALD & PERRY,

THE NOBBY TAILOKS.

Great George Street.

BIBLES

Every person should have a

Bible or their own.

You can get one at cost, prices

ranging from 2oc each up.

'Testaments from 3 cents each.

REVISED BIBLES

Now in stock, price from 25c. We also have Bibles in French, Ger- man. Latin, Greek and Gaelic. _

P. E. i. BiBi.EsociE1‘v,

Haszard 8: l`loore. Booksellers Agent.

Charlottetown, i72sa a tv i yr,

‘ ~ `Di°i1nkenne_ss '\ 1 Cured

Secretly

~ . , Freesampie

1 and pamplilet givin!

fiilliparil lan, test- moii als and price sent In plain sealed envel- ope, Correspondence aacredly eonBrlentiaL

J Enclose stamp for re-

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* The ili0‘YlL PURPLI5 _

° ` " $3.00 Shoe for Women

"it is the cream 'of cod liver”

I? _ _ ._ 5° _ - _' `

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f Ylf_Kendrick’sCfe _if Alriohiniment _j_so‘1“sns"i'nrns'*rrm'ain§;

A CREAMY FOOD' _ _ _ _ ,___,,

The latest and most up-io date Shoes for "

Womenl - ° ~

They have found great favor with the Shoe I

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deillérs on account of their excellent style and ‘

superior fitting qualities, two very important-t points

in a shoe, and as to wear if it has the Royal Purple

I

stamp on sole, you are getting a shoe guarautetd

by i

lllf LARGEST \lAllllfAlllllllfllS UF Sllllfs lll llAllAllA.

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30 PER CENT l]|Sl}llUNl`

-'OFF` ALL-

WINTFR CAPS AND FUR COLLARS

While this ad. appears we will give a discount of 30 per

cent off the price on all Fur and heavy Cloth Caps and Fur Collars.

Our Caps are stylish, none more so.

to 7%. _

D. A- BRUCE,

Merchant Tailor and Men’s Furnisher.

. 3| tts wif

from 63.1

fn c.. N FD U1

W ` if, 'i.._ _ _.i;,__._ B______`u

Those Hard Times

Why buy a new cost or suit, either lady or gent, when fc: a trifle you may have your old garments, if they are not worn too much, made to look like new; some may he faded or soiled, you may be tired of some color when s rin comes ou will want to 1:'

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change. L-msc no time, but bring all your extra goods either _ii weiring apparel or otherwise, lace curtains, or any other kind, `T sillzs. loc., ties, gloves, opera cloaks, pc., or; any article but fur_s_ ._

Dyeing. cleaning and finishing is the best and cheapest at L

l-’aikci's Dye \VorkS, the largest in Canada. '

Agency at

S. F. TARBUSH.

High Grade Art Parlors, Queen St, Cli‘ttwn. T

I-3 tu sa &wtf 1-`

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BEST SET OF TEETH $8.00

Owing to the closing out of a large wholesale rleutal supply 1 om

pany we were able to purchase a large stock of high grade tceili uiul material at a very low figure. This means we caii, while our stuck lasts, give you the regular]

$10-O0 SET OF TEETH FOR $8.00.

The teeth and material are tlie best that nioney can buy an-l arc

guaranteed bythemanufacturers and ourselves.

If you wlsli to take advantage of this offer you hail bciit-r :lo so :ll

once as the price only lasts while the stock flocs.

li' you have teeth to bc extracted don't worry about lliciu. \\'c

can, by the use of V ITALIZED AIR take them out and nut liuri you iii the slightest.

EXTRAC'l`II\`(} FREE wlicu plates are ordered. All work glint-

anteed fully.

BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS,

Over Prowse Bros. Dr. C. ll. BICER,l’ro}»i'it-toi-, Pliouc 15;.

zito aa & w

¢¢¢¢.sutsal|¢sinssa»mtsaUAssssavs»ulsla~n

-'tr ~H¢-°~\»-'\s~~w~»w~f(,

SALE !

I Cottrell Drum Cydintlcr, 6 Col. Quarlo, Newspaper Press (in

good condition.)

Reasonsfor Sale.-Our circulation is increasing at such a rapid

rate that wc have found it necessary to insial a Web Perfecting Press.

The above can be seen at any time. For prices and all par-

ticulars write

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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Bhooso The BEST Toe 'rooacco Epicure who does not use the

Hickey Twist, - Pearl or Ruby

Has never derived that real enjoyment which ls his.

They are the ems of the trade.

FINE CIlT MIXTURHS IN r and z POUND TINS

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