are rnrNrruL

to the gcod people of Char-

lottetown and country for the largest Xmas tradein the his-

Ofdogur osiore Tas choir cfSt. James chnreh meets to the future as in the past to make 'Taylor’s Bookstore the mt st popular Bookstore

in Charlottetown.

We are giving big dis-l

counts on all fancy goods,- calendars, etc., this week.

Come in and see ns.

'l`ayior’s Bookstore.

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THE cHARrf.o'1‘TE'rowN- GUARDIAN lANUARv 5, 1905

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Offices In New Prowse Block- Charlottetown.

?i.lll.i’Nllli'll.illlllll rs

out again after his recent illness.

Faso Btrrtn late of the Bank of New M mod Brunswick i-ire. me mr. iigurroi- sr. ° '°°°'“"°h '“ "°'"’°"°d'

the employ of Dr. J. H. Ayers, dentist. Cards.

- , Tris funeral took place vesterday responsible engineering position.

, of the late Miss Kate Callaghan, aged 79,

Br errorlyesterday a local re the Mints TRI many friends of J. T. Collins, M.

read "today" instead of “yesterday". D. Vernon River, are pleased lp no him

hilht immediately after prayer service. Owluo to the disagreeable weather last

~ night the entertainment in the First

John when h, has bw" ,mm¢°md_ Tris young men of Vernon River and

_ vicinity, writes a correspondent, have

Jael: MoBa'rl1, whose death in Sydney start/ed an innovation by sending the

was recorded yesterday, was formerly in young women their pictures on Postal

place at the Artillery Armories on the M' "°"d°7° “V mf' h°m° in S\lml“¢l`Si¢i6

175|, The Fmnh Regt Bmd Wm ha oarneto the city yesterday and leaves ,-¢,°,,|,_ tomorrow morning by the Minto on

A wma-I wrt, ,nd dan” Wm “kr I.a's1'l:aSna.m> who has been spending

return to Glace Bay where he holdsn

AT the annual meeting of Argyle L.0.I..

Gent’s F ine 2

1 'NOWis the time l; 5, 1- ` wit geovcrcoigt npahea, Kvehile .e " V _bf 0 special ,_ holiday diiiloount.. We have

'»,l»~fs'° gubglsty or samples so c nose and all you pot W 5018 U1 Dlolr your sho ce, leave your measure and the restlsgiiaranwod. Fir., nn- ish an workmanship can't ho crccllr-rl lilvery gm-manl;

creiil.e<1‘l;ere represents the - i\i8host De of artistic tailor-

ing.

Pl k l ro~r‘$i&f“’n°.§‘..lr‘I.’..l"{£’f.‘ii.°”

Bread That is Baked

after the most ul:-to-date methods of the best flour procurable is the kind our customers get. Light, well browned, full weight

r.‘."‘..€°;"::.:".Iz:i.§‘:“.§s':i;::;:“:.°::: pg--re,-;~-~ only Hosplml Tuesday' Lt; Ph e ensu ng year . - . M., Arch. M c all; D. M., D. C. McLean; Chap-

Miss Tiara CLARK and Miss Winnie i°i“~ J- W- M°D°“R°l1i S¢°NlMy. H-

fMul_l;;r|; have mlmmall 5° mel, homasln McNevin; F. Secretary, A. McDougall ; iCape Traverse after spending their - . .

McNevin Lecture J. Fur on Com

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S Christmas and New Year's holidays in i l'. 80 ; .. /__ _ _ Montague when may were me guests Fred. Campbell, S. A. Murley, S. Beaton, ~' °fM~--~° H-A-;'°:~°.":;.u:‘°§’.i°:'.:”;.°“'::“

were uy ns e y src ers al

IEEEJJB. McMr\rg.aN, who returned A.A.McDcugall. ’

to a gnu yeste ay afternoon leaves ' next week for California where ,he will P$;“;:,°onP°g§;’esC°&,'§Ny°:’::§y Ihr' spend the winter. Dr. McMillau'a parish B-me confessed no Bret Hn' og Vwiiibsrsren by mv. nr. Mein-iirs or Y ° ° °" ““

Sb' Dunsmnis College' gory's case was adiourned a week for

S. A. NicHoI.s0N,'Johu J. MncDann‘d, judgment and the adjourned cases

|Dr. J. S. Martin, and N. Larabie, Eldon “l?“l“°l7 J*"“°5 L°“°"8°“ *md Jlmles have bean appolnu-_fl to mee; }{°n_ M,._ McDougall were dismissed. In the Loner- Fieldlug re the Eldon Branch Railway Elm UNB iii Wl1Bli10Wn that the b6er hav-

D ARTIBTIC on me "sm he,.e_ N_ R_ McLeod ,md 5_ ing over three par cent alcohol was for the

smmm “N51” 7 TAIDOR A_ N|ch°|,,,m are delegates from the propx-letor's own use. In the McDougall

Farmers Institute re Tarifl’ Commission. 0*" the dismissal WN b°°*“lS° the iflf0\‘-

J ‘ mation had been laid under the wrong

UNDER H10 h°&dil\R“W|1|lU M°l'°illl1i»8 section. In the Gregory oaseayonng man SKY. Oilfkh PUUISBH. d@B0l‘iDil0l1B lllld named Wallace McDonald, Covehead, lI‘8\ll1\°“U=\ Which m°l`¢i""\l»5 “"9 Used testified that Gregory had offered to get

$0 Biiifrilviv U~¢i»°l1l-i°ll_ and TU K00d5" him a bottle for his father, He gave Brains reproduces recent 11 Mil* ;Tis'w Gregory $1 and after a long wait the

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mu iiiiii G\““`di““ Df D- Si'°W*“'t» C5"-v°\' 5° 00. latter appeared apparently viithout the

Li7d-»D- A- BFUUH. Bild M°0l'°& M°L¢0¢`i- liquor. McDonald caught him and

- eeis,-lcar poultrv,lcsr pork,1 car hidee,l nf which had been partly drunk car "ve stock smppedby Barrett Bender and handed it to the witness in a doorway son toSydney,1c.ar dressedbeef,1carofold but refused "'° return mcmm °h""g°' uuwhwls’ Zhorses smpped by _,_ R McDonald with the assistance of the

_ ' Woodbury and O_M“°n’ and 2 can police endeavored wget back the money

Sundries. afterwards but did not suceed. The

case hung on the famous clause XIII.

ltfaitsrorv &: RUSSELL, wholesale com- Wiliflh WHS diS0“HB°d *lt l€“85h bY Mr- misslon dealers in fresh frozen and salt Meliiihi COUUSBI f°l‘ U10 d'-'fendtllllh At fish, wlll; headquarters al, 119 Atlantic the conclusion of this case the Prosecutor Ave Boston, have engaged W. W. Lim; said he had another against John Byrne

Treasurer, D J. McLean' D. of C. H.

was fined $100 and costs, Seymour Gre-

demanded the money. Thereupon Gregory

Tll cold snap of Wednesday night was

followed yesterday by another mild day , lu which the weather was more like the month of March than of mid- wiot/er. Last evening the streets were in |1115!!! Places covered with slush and the (cold weather that is likely soon to follow will make the sidewalks so ioy that walking on them will he exceedingly dangerous. \

Evr-.anwnv should see the Big Web

Perfecting Press printing so many Guardians at 11.3) a. m. on Monday or Wednesday of each week. A monstrous roll oipapsr, several miles in length, is pulled through the press ata high rate of speed ins manner similar to that of the largest papers throughout the world Thisiathefcniy press of its kind in the province and well worth seeing. tf

AT Eton Lodge last night the following

oiilcers were installed by District Deputy F. P. Newson:-P. P., E. E. Jordan;W. P. A. T. Newson; V, P., E. Heartz; Chap., H. Chandler; Secy, Geo. W. Worthy; Treas,, R. Meikle. lst Com, H. E. Ward; 2nd Garnet Huntley; Brrl Com, Geo. Snelgrove; 4th_ F. Hales; I. Guard, F. Worth; O. G., H.I.npthorne; Trustees, J. D. Lapthorue, S. Whitlock and Il. Chandler; Auditors, \Vni. Peurrlon and L. B. Miller; Delegate to _Supreme Lodge. G. W. Worthy.

Friends of The Guardian are again ask ed to have all their advertising mutter whether of entertainments, lectures, con- certs.or ofa general iiiiiurc-,ln this Office not later than 4 p. u.. rind of any consiri arable length much earlier, ns it is impos- sible to give all the news of the day if ad- vertising has to be hundlcd nt night, for every line of thc latter prevents the appearance of the some quantity of news. For the issue of the llitii one tliirdof n col~ umn of such advertising was set up in type ut night, and readers were thus deprived of the same quantity of inte news.Thls,of course, :nukes The Guardian less valuable to renders und correspond- ingly so to advertisers, and in future only emergency advertising will be accepted at night-. Friends are asked to hand in nil their advertising as early as possible each duy.

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WEEK OF PRAYER

The Ministerial Association ima fir-ulricil

to depart somewhat from the i:us~r.n.s in former years in the oiiservuiiu- nr ilu Week of Prayer which begins on Sun iny. Jun. 7th, Instead of going from church to church all the meetings are to be hr-ld ii. Kindergarten .Hnil, which is most centrally located and well suited for such meetings. The change is made in the

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Moore Qi cLeod, QUEEN SQUARE, Cl|ARLO'l"|`ETOWN, P. E. l.

.,.a._> =-_- _‘ _ W.,

Ready-made Luxury f ,

To slip comfortably into a co it that is _lust right, and ' ,

I at the very minute you waur to wear if,is one oi the aclvant- , U

ages of dealing here. _ ~

Snort costs, long coats, black coats and coats of various F _

colors,smo >th cloths as well as rough tweeds-a good range 1 Ii of styles ani prices still. t __

i>isccUNT or 0Nr: Tiiiiin

All our $ 6.09 Coats now for $ 4.00 ' ""`;_",'-fc .,'_','-_Q

ti ti 7‘5o tt ti ".4 "/*gl/‘I "[3-3'. ri it I0_O0 tr rr 6 66 I l.f_-(-,_`-5 .. ».

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15 00 ‘ 1o.oo ';,‘ -.f_4,`,,fr'

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And so on up. Same discount off all skirts and fu s

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LoNDoN, Jun. 3.-It is announced that

othcrlargc prisons, has proven highly E

118508005 00l1¢i\lClf- p0ri,y0l1 Sh0i:|i(l have a gold strung tolioggun that will

DRILL FOR PRISONERS. .

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the Swedish drill for women prisoners less than 35 years old, in Iiollowuy und

gratifying to the Home Office authori- m ties. and is conducive to health as well If you want to enjoy to lhe full this exhilarating winter

stand the rough usage toboggans me generailypu to, and yet be swift.

A FAMILY NECESSITY.

lp., ,emed capable of ,,lf,,,,ll,,,, Newson’s Toboggans are swiit and str aug.

immediate relihf to the hundred and one ailments that constantly arise. It muy beacold. perhaps toothachc, neuralglu,

in in the bnck,-use Polsou’s Nervlllnc

il? is pelnetglatinirlzi. pglnt lsubdiélng iund

power u . erv ne a east ve tmcs H stronger than ordi""ry remedies and its ‘J O N N E W 5 C1”

h in an hocseiold can‘t he over

wort

estimated. l;Xr£]an<;\r'lb‘tle1r:irst-c(l\;;:;‘vlll1r}; ,n .QQ q n -*Rf I I 1| mg, 4

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Leave your order for the .~ize you want. We can make-

lt up at sh. rt notice.

loaves.

D.Sl`EWART.

Try a loaf. .

Bake lest Bread. _ . .,. `topay best prices possible. _1-le~re(z;idés or;| N RNITURE

`* George, and can readily be found at any Y

l hour by persons having fish for sale. Mlifk Wfiilht Fllfliishing C°'9-

Innid of this city to represent, them ln but the Magistrate said there was nothing lllls province, Mr, Muglnnlg will be glad before the Court as Byrne had confessed. W have all gshex-men me hlm before dls. Mr. Jenkins had not been notified of this posing of their smelts, eels, etc., as he is Dl‘°°°edi“B`-

Ecglpgg B Agggy, in a position to handle any quantity and

Euston St., between Queen an rea “Aiwa 8 the best “mem the city.

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Winter Coats ' Worth $26.00 _

To-day we offer the balance of our stock

of ladies’ fashionable Winter Coats at the re- markably low pri e of $5 each. In the very latest style-beavers. coverts, etc-Colors, fawn, brown, seal and black-all sizes. The black coats are practically undamaged but the light coats are somewhat smoke-stained. However a prominent lady who knows is our authority for saying that the smoke stains can be removed. Values formerly $r3.25 to $26.50. To-day $5.co.

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To-day we offer fifteen ladies' tailor-made

skirts in black and mixed-tweed fabrics, var- ious slzes, splendidiy made, perfect fitting garments. Undamaged by ure but smell somewhat of smoke. Former prices up to $4.00. To-day $1.35.

To-day we offer a quantity of ladies' and

children's cashmere hosiery damaged more or less by fire and smoke. The finest English hosiery made and to make a quick clearance the prices are exceptionally low.

EN’S HATS AND CAPS

Our fine Hat and Cap department is again opened and ready for our customers-grea"

H e’s celebrated $3 American Hats never sold at les

bargains are offered. For instance aw _ tuan $3 nstt under pena ty--now $2.25. The same applies to our English Agency $2 and $3

Trees special Hats.

il s leudid assortment at exceptional

Caps of every sort in latest styles are are too-a p

rices

P - , 'PRESS & CO. s lal $2.00 stiff and soft I-IAWE’S Celebrated American $3‘.oo

pee ‘ A enc Hats-latest stiff and soft

hats, best English make- price g Y -

stamped $2 nett. Many styles. styles. Never sold less than $3 nett Now...... . $1.50 everywhere. Now........... ....$2.25

TRESS & CO special $3 oo stli black Stylish Caps of every sig; fp; iilgzlrlé

Haw, best Engl sh mt-ke. price driver, m0t°f. VIC -

stamped $3 nett ; latest English Nd NYS’ 4°¢ l° $‘-9°- Nil" 37° style* Now, ___,,_,__,,,,_,,,,‘],§$ \O. ...r-rs... ..»»....¢....»¢¢-'I-27

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hope that. itmay addlo the interest and success of the week. The theme chosen as the subject for thought and prayer is cmost important one: The necessity of bringing creed and action into harmony.

This general subiccl. is to.nxu...thro\Jgh».

out the week. It will be opened up by Rev. Mr. Dobson at the meeting on Mon» day evening and will he followed out in its relation to the different aspects of individual and corporate life on. tha suc- ceeding nights. Thursduy evening, as usual, is given up to the Bible Society for its annual meeting:-The week's program then, is as followsz-

Monday, Jan. 8-The General Theme,

Rev. Mr. Dobson.

Tuesday, Jan. 9-Its Relation to Busi-

ues Life, Rev. Mr. Woodroofe.

Wednesday, Jan. 10-Its Relation to

Social Life, Rev. Mr. Sedgewick.

Tliursdny,Jau. li-Bible Society Annual

Meeting, Rcv. Mr. Pegrum, Rev. Mr. Lodge.

Friday, Jun. 12-Its Relation to Civic and nominal Lire, Rev. Mr. Failma...

Saturday, Jun. 13-its Relation t.o

Finance, Rev. Mr. White.

The members of the various church

choirs and the singers of thecliurches outside the choirs are requested to form themselves into a union choir for the week and lead the service of praise. It is hoped that this request will meet with a generous response, The success ofthe meetings will dcpcnd much upon the singing. The hyinn book to be used is “Sacred Songs and Solos". Alcoliection will be taken at every _mcetiug. That on Thursday evening will be for the funds of the Bible Society. Ou the other evenings, after defmying expenses, the balance will gc to the P. E. I. Hospital. In this connection it ought to he suld that the Trustees of the hall have generously granted the use of the hull free only charging for the lighting.

The annuni general exchange of pulpits will take place on Sunday the 1-ith. Itls earnestly hoped thnt these meet-

ings runy prove the menus of refreshing and reviving the life of all the churches. They cannot fall to do so if thc member- ship of the churches make full use of the

ANNOUNCEMENTS

-We will sell at our auction rooms,

Great George Street today at l o'clock p. m.a.quantlty of household furniture comprising prrrlor,Idlnlng room and bedroom furniture.

-The rmbers cf Court Wiltshire,

I.O.F., w hold it Concert and Supper ln Brookiicld Hull, on Thursday, Jan. llth, at 8 p. m. Admission-Concert and

lirldge, Birch llill Road. Monday, Jun

lerShoeihe reatcst shoe for men cver

lllnnkets for toboggun Suits-just ur-

Fire sale bargains.--Today we

offer all the balance of our fashion able winter coats. They are the very latest including long covert and whip cord coats, Beaver and broadcloth coats. Colors black brown, fawn, and light grey The black coals show no signs of damage; the light coats are some- what smoke stained but we have a well known lady for authority in saying they may be easily cleansed being smoke-stained only, not burned. Mostly all sizes -\arious

today at $5.-» Weeks & Co. Queen

opportunity they present. St. 4dE_i twIi_

‘Nant a Hot Water r Bottle ,? I

We have some we

can guarantee posi- tively. Prices $2.co down to $1.20.

THANK YOU

very sincerely for your

very kind patronageduring the year now brought to a close and extend our best wishes for 1906. Mav vie hope that during the coming year we can claim the privilege of being your drug gists.

“Tho Two Macs"

DRUGGI£'i‘9_

Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Sta.

is panacci' or Zidi er icttle. Iggy Nervillne torlayl `

Jil ll¥£

25 591 834 ("0 . , . i

was the amount of new business received by the

SUN LIFE OP CANADA

for the year 1905. _ For plans and premium rates in this Prospcrous and Progressive

munufncturcd. Price 3.50--Conroy thc Q We desire K() tetldef I0 Oill’ I1l.‘lII1Ci'011S pOilL`y

Shoernuu, Sunnyside, Clmrlottetowg(-i 1| h0ldEI S R , I 1 2

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. _ . A Vcry llaillll and Prospcrous New Year; I ,. _ ,_ """i"‘]°h" M'“`L°°".&_C°' M", _ We brg to assure you that tl.c North An ciiran if f_'_ ,

Life is still

fiom your Eiuggist. -Y _ , _,,,_,

15th, lll0il, ur. 2 o`cluck,p. ru. according to

specidcntlon to be been nt. my ofllcc, ` H _ __ _ I _p also at the oilice of Public VVorks, Chnr- .' .' \ -} ,,"':"- lottetown-S. 1". Drake, Pownal. - ' ,I _, Q; ff.

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Spring Skates. Hockey Skates.

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Hockey Sticks. Shin Pads.

Pucks.

Wholesale and Retail.

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