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, :urn-ig THE cHARi..o'r'ra'rowN GUARDIAN THE omeourgwgilzraois or

A »_ l. . ' W mer riunav, iaanuaxv 4, igie. ~

'miss comms ‘cousanvnrrvn ooNvaN'r1oN.

or llard Colds g

Colds and grippe lower

vitalitv. They leave the system in condition to be readily attacked by some disease. The vital forces

~ should fbe _promptly built

up r_; this, purpose

.ja 'P' ._` '

therfvipn tlgiig 'better than

- }nmiesou’s_Bmulsion of Cod

iii-Liver' Oil 'with liypoplios-

‘ phites. This is ii pleasan

1 fecoustructive tonic that

' helps build up tissue and

vital energy. It acts prom-

ptly and agrees with every

body. Our prepnratiouis

an especially fine ouc null

.osts less than imported

makes. Two sizes 35c and

_ 75':

‘J.G. Jamieson, DRUGGIST

~=_-_-_ will be truly formidable in pumbers_ Such great questions as the construe.

The seasonjusl gone has

'tnought us in more work in this line than ever before

We are still able to do

yo1.r engraving at short

. notice in the very best

style,

i But not a full quota will be ex- an Ipected to attend. The Liberal con-lca

En ifvention of 1893 was a very large one, regard to two of these Une oppcsing

ibut did not include over 2,500 duly Duty leaders -acted in agreement

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When the Liberal party in 1893

found itself alter fifteen years ln op- position, with several changes of

decided to call a general convention. The convention met in Ottawa, en- dorsed the leadership of lVl_r. Laurier,

und hope to the then rather discour-

cr, in 1896, wcrc rewarded with vic-

tory.

been fourteen years in the Cold Sllllflefl

ants have now concluded to hold a

Igeneral convention of the party and to that end n preliminary committee of fifty was recently called together _at thc capital of Canada.

The result is that a big Conufirva-

tive Uonvcntioii will meet next surn- micr iu Ottawa where the Liberal con- vention met seventeen years ago. It will be composed of not more than twenty delegates from each electoral division, along with the Conserva- ti1'c members of the local Legislatures Conserv-ative Members and Senators, defeated candidates of the party and the editors of -Conservative puiinals. If all these attend, the convention

5,000 at least.

leadership in the ineantiinn it was People of Canada as they do. will ll-

us he then “vs_ ami formulate.; 3 years ago, they will formulate a platform of ten planks. Beyond goes- platform, and take heart and hope tion the convention. gave solidarity from their conference with each other

nged Liiiernis. They fought on with large renmsenvutlva national swl-\1¢r- renewed courage and three years lat- lllg.

The k-(,,,S€,._.m,,~c pm-ty 'has now pulous and wealthy than it was in

‘uf OppUsm0,,_ durmg whim, time it port are from time to time coming

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miialgiiihgaexc Egsiizzn dining tg; that those interested in the public

past nine years He and his lieuten- anal” of the country should med'

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‘accredited delegates. There is lttle doubt that. the Conservatives, com- prising pretty nearly one half of the

so muster strongly in their first na- tional convention. Very probably, too, like the Liberals of seventeen

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ing affords. _ `

Canada is much stronger, more po~

1893 and new questions of grave im~

the front. It is well, therefore,

o ther for conference from time to time. National conventions, not of one party alone but of ‘both parties in turn, might, well be held much more frequently in the future than they have been in the past.

As 'it is, policies are mainly for- mulated by the party leaders and the people are only consulted afterwards. Party loyalty ls depended upon to ,support the policy of the leaders, and lseldorn fails to respond. But if the :policy had been first put forward and ‘threshed out in a large and represen- tative conference froin all sections, some things mightl be dif!erent.Wheth- er they would be hotter is a ;q_ues't:ion.

tion of a 'l‘ranscontinenUal Railway the doubling of the pay of members

d senators and the creation of gi nadian navy, are cases in point.In

- MANY PEERAGES OF

The number of British peers, ex-

clusive of the lords spiritual was in

1832 but 380. Between that year and

1900 no fewer that 399 new peersf have been created; From this brief state- ment it appears that the majority of

the present members of the House of

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BUT RECENT DATE.

'under Uhe Balfour Administration, 21 Iunder that of Sir Campbell Banner- imari and 13 since the Asquith Gov- ernment came in. These collectively ,make 193 peers Whose elevation, to ftitular distinction and the position; jot life legislators has occurred dur- iing the past thirty years.

beyond what an Urdina meet- ncmua M' trade w“'b‘-"h° °“tsm°

, iLords ure of families elevahed to no'~|

a iblc rank within the past seventy-

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cight years. This gives the- impres-

sion that very many noble families

_ Jeweler & Opticiau 'ure of much more recent date than

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, '38

has been- commonly supposed.

Mr Glaxlstonc during three terms of

po\\'cr covering eight or nine years,

as responsible for the crea.tion‘ of

r-cc-1'.~a. Lord Salisbury in three

V0t8 10|” L)/OHS 35 MEIYOT- 9| 9 tcriiis ol' l~l years created 89 peers.

' eople sohoioe. 1~18<|tf ,T

0 these are to be added 24 created

PILES Ci/REI) la' 1. T0 14 DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed

to cure any case of itching, Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded 50c.

“Those pretty valanclennes laces are meeting _with ready sale, hundred.; of pretty designs are amongst the lot. They have been priced to cam- I mand a. ready sale. At Pa.ton’s.

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i _ ,______ _L___.~____ ~ __ - ` _- . . 1--_ ___.i_ _ _i __ 4; brush should not be used longer than

11 * ;

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_ an actual menace tio health. We be-

_ wc are sellingo, curved brush at 2.i "*' cents. It is the most effective brush gf ee S ..n the market. -“The MacKinnon Q _ . Drug Co, Druggists, Cor Gt Geo &

I 4 Kr. Strs. drtf.

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' As a matter of fact manv of our retail soecial sale 9

_ _ & A j "$500 of .Parke Davis 6: Coy’s Go d

_ 2

_. this annual excnr. Loiiiparisoii with the best values offered elsewhere will show M"

3 on hoiv very excellent our values are >-

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- prices a_r_e_lower than present fagtory P,-,ces ' ' S

Jusl run over this Bargain Bulletin .. 72 inch Sheeling, 20c

Full blcaclicd strong English

| sheeting, worth 25c.

72 inch Sheeting, 25c

Full blcachecl :-upcriur English

sheeting, worth 5 i c.

40 inch P Colton, 12c

Nice quality `Eii_i;lish

gon, 42 inch, worth 220.

18x36 Towels, lic

Pure all linen heinmzd <n`fs, red

border, worth 1 4c.

19x40 Towels, 221-Ze

Pure all linen heniiiiccl towels,

fancy bo'der, worth 16c °

_ Fine clean, English pillow cotton, gl' 40 inch, worth 15C.

42 inch Circular, 171: _ 1 .

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36 inch long _cloll\,7 1-2c

A Eine English cotton free from ressing worth ioc. |

s'ns the real

36 inch long cloth, loc ’

Superior quality English cotlon

round thread, no dressing, w ith 13c

ssxss Bedspreads, soc _` thing f0f SHOW.

‘.;.;i.i"".$°f"§..¢lii§'ii§§i.’f§ "9°df"'_f,_”“i"*;..”“° _ ,

70x99 Bedspreads. 984: Low prices,

tion of putting up the finest, goods

This is the greatest linen ._ ._ ._ 2 iii. inn.. “ purchasing opporhinily of the year

Aa open winter insane more to Prince Edward Island than to any other section ot' Canada and also something different from what it menus to other Provinces. So far the present winter 'has been marked by very mild temperature which has ram- ly approached tho zero mark. The niid winter pagan tlnde Oharlotte- Down harbbr open with pleasure 'boats

These conditions afford the

world, as well as for travel, that have been enjoyed for many years. And yet the amount of freight carried

winters, ship everything they can be- fore the closn of open naviiratl01l.wu<i as the Steam Navigation Company's

in theseason and carrying very full cargoes, they had carried away much

boats.

succeece oy a perio of are roads. This has tended to make trade rather

cult for farmers to bring their pro

ducts to market, and it has also tended no restrict the trade across

which had_prevailed in the past. But all must know that the w}iinter has been so far on exceptional one, and

return. Still it is gratifying to ro

odtside world have been more ‘free

past.

“Some people always send away for

their goods-Now here is your op- portunity. Miss Dorion is going 'a- shopping in Paris and London. Would you like her to bring you something home different" to what you see in Charlottetown.; ,_ shops? If so com- ,minia her. .iifs-=i=amn it co 2-ian.

"Throw away your old tooth bfrush

bending dentists say that a tooth

two months as after that it becomes so impregnated with germs as no be

lievc in buying medium priced tooth brushes frequently Just at present

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We 'nought the above ouantity of this celebrated firms goods and as a re- sult are in a position to fill any re- scription calling- for their specialiies. Parke Davis & Co have the reputa-

Anothor big shipment of pretty

undorriuslfns came ln to fill up

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of the freight which would in ordln- .Q 2039/ ,' 1,, ,_, :

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ary seasons be left for the winter _ /N

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Inland the season has been a rather ,,"- l `\ ‘I 7"*’,'.-_W

unfavorable one for trade, owing to ,if “ ‘ l i/

much stormy weather, the absence of \ \ .' '

snow, followed by a sudden and sev- t / , ,\,

ere snow blockade and this in turn 1' m, ,.

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,_ , // be si.so, 2.15 ~

...iin,,- in 'Burials ....1 on win... THE impression you make is governed a ateamers plying direct from this port ‘ .` N

~ - ¢¢; ou wear o

'ru re is something inspiring »i»outn"° P*°*°“ . _ great deal by the COTS y .`

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less you wore the right corsets.

Kabo Corsets give

your dressmaker the best figure to work over and the results show it. _ `

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~ // i Kabo Corsets are

up-to-date in style and are comfortable. ‘Wo ' carryafull line ofthcm.'

the Straits. 4

The regular trips of the winter 0 ~

boats, except in times of storm or _ ' ‘

fog, and the roturn of both steamers 9 to the Charlottetown-Pictou route have gone far to remove for the pre- sent, the sense of winter isolation

in future the old winter troubles will ; - - , - - - ==

maker of fine-~»-» gowns w9U1di'..i;‘-*wi _'N ,li

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if ‘i ’ .gl `*:.|l1ii~'|| ever attempt to

by the winter steamers has been by _ i =____` §"V_ ` - '

no means large. This arises from the ?_: ’ .» ` 'ii `?" ii ,Ili ,imii you 3' stylish '::t.::°°.;“'.::‘5f;;:..°;2.“T511 L ',, » ,t <;;~__=:;;:.".»:;g;:i api>=af=m°f= "H-»

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from interruption than in many years ?T

How do you class

your advertising- ex- pense or investment? If you will permit ine, I will make it an invest- ment for you, and a mighty profitable one at that

You would not cou-

sider risking the life of those near and dear to you by administering drugs-no, emphatically no., Wliat’s the differ- ence ? Is not your bus- iness pulsating as a part of your sysieiii~your whole energy is there,

Adveftisiiig is my specially

-let me relieve you of`:i|l its nttciidanl worries and make il 3 profitable iiivcsfniciil.

Only one niorcliaiil iii vacli

town, in any pzirticillzir Iiiie, will receive my ser\'ico. For particulars just phono 356-~l., or address

ii purchased thousands of yards of linens and- cottons for who1>°m1n1°fifi~13or`i»s'i1"i»i°§i°23<i 'HIC Dill/lS0iIl

Undertaking Co

' 29 F ifzroy Si.

Lld

Calls promptly attended

to at any hour day or night. Embalming a spec- ialty. Satisfaction guar- anteed.

Lady assistant to handle

all female cases.

C.. F. DAVISON, Manager

Office and show room 207 zog Prince St.

(1o:d quality crochet bedspreads ~` I i li. i i

pillow cct-

ifv, wont lint.

17 inch Toweling, 6c

he1v§f]i-icililicrash toweling, red border 1 A

llemnied ends, nice design worth $1 2 "

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80xl*l0£ic£$$f§g:tieiiagt§i’sl§£il€;;ad very i "V0f-0 |01’ Lyons as Mayor, tho large, worth $2.00.

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§f..rgi.‘§.1'.9.ii.§,f... Q... to make Boots

2 Beer & Weeks Annual Linen Sale Goff Bros

Absolutely freshfrom

the confectioners fables

Defamer Chocolates All flavors in bull:

Bt “The Best Drug Store”

The McKinnon Drug C0

Druggisfs Cor Gt, Geo & Kt St

- EVERYBUDY

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d th t I d. ri th winter of ` . _ F

lifilll-9-108<'>u:i)co‘:rini\ilni<i1ftion*ia with the

L .J

Kinnon Drug Co, Druggists. Cor Gt Charlottetown, P. 13,1. resume teaching Geo & Kt Strs. - drtf. l_27(h.tf_

the rapidly emptyln shelv Apphcatlon as to

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» Months ago when prices were at their lowest we °§?iE{.°i'i'°..`§‘i.'§.§'§i‘.' fC1‘Il1S. €'€C»

wrapping his Bread in

V We are the origina

Who _ Eals Bread

should avoid danger of Impurities---in delivery

sl from the oven to the home. Insist on .your Baker

Eddy’s Bread Wrappers ~

1 manufacturers of Bread

wrappers now used by Leading Bakers

Ottawa, Montieal, Toronto, and other Cities,

H B~ .iiii_.fo»

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Mi°.Fi°ankT.Watkis

Organist Sf. James' Church

on Monday,_Ian. Ioth.

Charlottetown

i-7d I ni

"Some of thc wise ones have said

_“it WOM DB3' Paton & Co to send a lady blrycr to 'Parls"Well the wine 'ones are not ALWAYS correct, .The ,orders are coming in fine. Leave your order before Saturday. 2-ldtf.

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"Th° Sim' 0l Your hand and ii little

cutting of rihlicn or dress material as a guide to the Shade to whnt`y0u want in French kid gloves is all that V

he right Paton & Co._ ` 2--1d¢,¢_

X Phone 219 For Drugs X ~The Best Drug Store. The McKinnon Drug Co, Dru g- X gists

'peoples' choice. l-l8dtf.

"The ladies of Charlottetown and ountry who an lu the habit of ending away for something "foot re taking advantage of our Mis| Doiron'| intended vfllt to Loudon Q, Paris. She fs booking quite a. num. bor of nice orders, andwould bg ‘pleased to receive many others. Sho is no novice fn buying, had a large experience fn. the American and; (ing. dian markets and has a thorough nowlodgo of local requii~¢m¢ng.__. Paton 5 Oo. J-Itidtf.

"That line of French diagonal dren

_Miss Dorion requires. The price will

Vote for Lyons as Mayor. the

peopIe's choice. |-lBdt.f

At Beer Q. weok's January Linen Sale all linen huck towels, hem- med. full l9x4o Inches ln sized! quality that will please you-our special January sale price ocoh I2 I-Zo. I-:Bd

That llne of new Diagonal Dress

goods is selling at Puton‘S.

I-29dt.f.

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'At Boer & weeks Annual Linen

Sale--36 fnoh fine Bnflfsh long- _oloth worth |00 for f-Zo yd.

l28dt.f

"There are only 260 ladies can gt?-

thern. Dress length to unch, ol- Pat- on's French diagonal dress goods nf- .80 send for samples. 2-ldtl.

"lmllortant to ladrles who have hid

trouble in getting the correct Bhldll in kid gloves to match their new spring suit, if you wut i don PIB French kid gloves bring in the Biw and colors and Miss Dorion will have them in time for your new sprint! wear. You can order 1 pair as eaSY as i dozen. Patonb, Co. 2-idtf.

_ "Come today and enfoy Sebilll U"

beautiful new styles in whftewear, whether you wish to buy or,n0t. Special sazo now on._Prawss_,Br0! Ltd. :_-»ai\i'i.,'.

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At the white some ,splr ¥°"

will find 'a partloularl .du _rcvw

fine f fi f ' om- .......::....."1..a'°szi.t§§ii;.' .- els-you will note th fi; ° 0' the regnlar price 520 you ol DW

this line for 4 ore I Mc- Leod. 5°_\'M°' 2-Jcltf

"Is it going to be n lilk dross, I

real ostrich feather boa,round» 0! .flat stole shape, `¢ putty lunch PU' tern hat or bonnet, lpnirof l'l‘°ll¢l‘ kid gloves, a Parkin' not wailt. 9 “Quin robe, or gngvqifng drlas. These are a few linen that our Nl” Dorion will make alpeclnlty of when shopping in London and Peril for our Firm. She in no aoviol in buyinl- ghe has visited the NOW York ld; almdfan markets ihhli Nl* "‘ ll" liven the uttnout satisfaction W than who uiti-umii an with their orders. Ju Paton A Oo. I-ldtf.

goods ai 80 cts is a winner, and is, only to in had at Paton L Co'|,

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"Corset covers at Prowlol _whitn-

wear sale selling at llc each thi! are wonamui nina. sun ai uv. 4| ll' l°¢- 1-wi.