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',' .i I church. Rev. G. J. A. Belyea, Leing some

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5%' arc_a special shoe for the little `- “i ones made by the ]. D. KING

‘ » __ fcct fitting and wear well.

~ tj Price from

‘fi foe in $1.15. |

ff 'yr ; l.

A iionnis it siiiiii

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it fl. k \ of llis Kingdom lrere below and to His .' l’

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Y .. , .1;~ noN'i' ni.o\v UP s - _

f "” to show iou about the fin t of

‘ .

3 T if their quality the minute you see them. i > I ».

r 5- Queen Street. Ch'town.

3. ' ` "

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4':

t For the

f A Boys

i ' the BOYS are ' " delighted when

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. Xmas, only 90c. a i pair.

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Leatherman-

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.MoN`oAv MORNING - ,.1 '_ ` I JANUARY 25 iaff

Q Peanut A Clllll at L $2.60

per ton.

§ Peake’s No. I Wharf.

Ch‘town. P. E. I.

~ O

, much surprised by a visit from some

A & friends from Marshfield who presented

0 I him with a hansoine fur coat and a pair of

iiisiiiiiioi

On Saturday last Rev. G. R. \VhIte was

gauntlet gloves.

While Marshfield is not a part of Pastor

Whitc's tield, he has ministered to them in the absence ofa regular pastonand stUl conducts a service occasionally on a Sun-

. , ,

§.

NURSERY ‘ SHOE

,>-,-.¢_,-»-,...- uae’

_ is the name of our Infants’ and ‘ Child rcn’s fine Boots. They

-_ '_ Co. of Toronto. They are per- I

day afternoon.

The regular pastor of Marshleld Baptist

'.'.5 miles away, I’asvorWhita is often called to visit the sick, and bury the dead, to which calls he has always promptly and readily responded.

Hence this kindly appreciation on the

part of the good people of Mar-shdeld.

Many among the donors are not ad-

herents of the church mentioned above, but have attended Mr. \\`nlte's services from time to time and in this way express their appreciation. "

Mr. White feels deeply grateful to the

people of Marshfield for the kindly spirit which prompted this handsome gift.

The following address accompanied thc

presentation.

llcv. G. R. White

Revcreiid Sir:

The people of Sl.

Peters Read in ii practical way wishing to show their apprt~c-lation ofyour services in the pu‘pit there, as well as lyour .sincere sympathy with them ln the Sick chanilicr :iiiil thc house of inourniiig, would ask you to accept this fur coat, as a :aight token of their sincere rcgard.

That you may be long spared to wear

it.. and that you may be still further used liy the Great Master forthe furtherance

own glory,is the fervent wish of the don- orc.

1. ,

as a . 1 i.lo¢n.irs` lf ~’

c" '~ .--_ i ` A

'_ ` the grocer if the holidays find vnu with- . out ii sufficient store ot ediblrs in thi:

house. The wiser way is to come here and order enough at least to carry you

, over.

in WERE READY

.»-W

3- _ _' est lo '-V groceries you ev-cr saw. Yon’ll know

You’ll know also, that the prices vie _gl ask are not what you have been used 3. to paying for similar goods.

JOHN CONNOLLY & Co-

Moccasins

‘N We have them in , Tan and Black;

_ they see them.Get , him a pair for

H. BELL -

. The rtxperlenced

Signed on behalf of thc donors,

Mas. Isaac Caosnr,

Ronanicx Moss,

.Ions A. l<'r:nou.~o_\', Giaoituie M.\ci,i»;0D, Parisi: Macs. Ilonsnrsox.

Maishiluld, Jan. 2Ii<t, 1005.

THE MOCK PARLIAMENT.

"Boys, don`t play it-be it. Study, work

on the problems suggested, and your Mock Parliament will mean development l of citizenship, will mean expansion of l 'your views, will mean an ed ucatlon along lines and just in the class that needs it."

These words, in substance lf not verba-

\ tim, came fr-our thc lipslof an old parlia- lriientarian, a ripe scholar and one whose ° words arc iveighed, and whose good sense is twelve ounces to the pound-came, on being apprised that the success of by gone years had been revived. In those days no less a personnge than ci Judge of the Supreme Court honored the opening of the House in the capacity of Lieut` Govemor. No less exalted ii personage than the present incumbent of the guber~ natorial chair said to the write-r,"A splen- did idea. Be in earnest, lit yourselves for your positions. study, express yourselves in fitting diction, not unmindful that strength lies in reserved force."

The scribe (as scribes will) stretched ur-

hanity to its Ultima 'l hule and said, “But will Your llonor give us your counten- ance?" “Merit it." came the reply, soft- ened by a kindly smile that spoke volumes alike to the cabinet minister and opposi-

tion whip who were standing by.

On Monday our youth, and (let it not be

told in Gath) those who can claim youth only in heart-for we find on both benches men who have sat. in the civic councils, men high in military ranks, men of business whore position is unquestioned-we find these men conning afrcsli their procedure dig- ests,dat.ii of their constituencies, widening their ken on public questions, matters not only lnternecinel but intemntional.We|l might the sage say “Don't play it-be lt," or our highest State officer say “Be In

earnest." `

Being in touch with the opposition

whip, the scribe ventured the rc- mark that the opposition had a -snap, it war so easy to criticise, so iilfllcult. to create. T0 his astonldhrnent. the whip l replied, “We have adopted as the basis of our policy (while in opporltlomthe follow- ing-lle who eritlcises, be he ever so honest, must suggest ii practical remedy or he soon descends from the height of a

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' _ » acnna ' 'wi c ii if " . an tr' aiiiiiu si i’i'iaa»I iiaif ' . ' . oirciifrilgooamaerai that s*, -' » ~ l

lr worth z8c it aiffd? mCr¢tonne,r€:o:lé»a‘ii:rms,°:vt:>iili _:ye idifgc. 6 pie1eI;1smMr0;flQ\lhilt%;1y]ie tgirreiiiitdith r4£nf¢:~ 7c.~7 17: AS,

` white wool goes, soiled, worth 3.8¢ for r5c. ld loves, brokeukaizesi;Iw<:irtli $245, fin' nic 35 $.55" Mimi ¢’<;iY’I‘.95_. 105, oc “P 3° , l ' $2. ce ,ed e

1,md¢¢f¢hi¢f;, worth: up to nc, for 6c. 2 dozen child s wcol jacnetrk bduie rl? dpi; at I f ip p ea", atom A m?e,aw? 7, gt, smyu , Rigas £2; 71,". af Alamo* Hu for we wit. A isgofoaa como, worth “P1081-ss.f°f 99°- -» ew » °,¢° '°<»»»§'d:t° ° °- , 4° f~=.=¢'°r .° “S .°9»....» °*- _.. ». . l 1. QP V - . ¥;th;t_ _yphujltir ¢ ani

. bm?-1 lot ,g gg., Rriket Wool Hose, worth 354:, for an pair. A lot _of children r Hrndlm¢j_ Q, 9,10: ac ercIi..- 16 riiaelette Wra in-r, ,A p f _ ii _ ,H Wann* _ h, .h_‘*_°éM 'Mo

Wwifi.

Z ‘\‘*“¢f1KlT.t‘ ¢'

llcnoe," said :the tia¢ellator,“we are pre~

If the deadlock between the Charlotte-

Tnir Concert and Basket Social held in

Coleman Hall on Tuesday evening the l`7th. iuat, was a grand success. The program was one of the best. ever render ed here and the youniz people of Coleman deserve the highest praise for their ability in carrying out their different parts. Those in charge desire to thank the many who were present for thc order sustained, and the respect shown by all, also for the helping hand put forth to make it such agrand success financially, the proceeds amounting to the snug sum

Bedeque,on the evening of the Bevan

` , daughter Fred and Misa Jando the .

_ avinsoir lens.. iscuwy an Annual M0_0lIll§

Guardian Br-aiich,between 4 and 5p. in. |am,,.Mc,,m'p“'.|n‘ Mm Anim Wd .

today. - - '» ‘ ' “,____

. o':;;.:;~:.“.‘.'.;.f‘.,:".:..""'°'°... ...:i.:‘.'. a » fair- it I

Misa Eva Harris and Miss Celia Read secmh F-nd d . '_ ` ‘ , _ 3.4¢ Ia "rf 7

left. Saturday tospend a week visltlngiing some hn:_n.“‘;::°d::;zw5; PTUSPETOUS YGII' R8||0l’l8(l_Til8 fri ds' l <

or is comwu and ‘Dew Glasgow Damien. emi” Wm much mriu-fled Con tl ln YGSSGS R°V» I

till there seemed no end to the supply The company broke up about midnight all expressing themselves well pleased with the evenings entertainment loai ing be hind them many expressions of good will and tokens of friendship Farewell Hina Jessie, “hen next, ue meet We will call you by another name We shall miss you in thc social circle, you leave a vacant place in the home, and an empty chair in the Choir of the Methodist Church, not easily filled, but our loss will be gain for another. -Com.

To cure a headache in ten minutes

'Knmfort Headache Powders

of $ll7. fwhich amount, goes towards the seating fthe church here.-Com.

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>lHl lillllllilllwll l§Ullllllllll<

0fllce-A- Maclean di Co’s Store-R R- Maclean. Mgr- ..............i.~..et.. the silly. ti.. co...

The Stanley arrived at ll.30 Saturday

moming.

Mrs. George Poole, Lower Montague,

was in town Saturday morning.

Miss Minnie Owen vras a passengerto

the city by Siiturday's mail special.

Senators Ferguson and Rolertson were

passengers by the Stanley ict itrnetl home Saturday.

The Guardian regrets to learn that Miss

Marnie life-Donald, the obliiiing telephone operator is ill.

The funeral of the late MlehaelMorri~

sey takes place at ninc o'olock Monday inoming to the Roman Catholic Cemctcry~

Tha outward cargo by the Minto Satur-

day morning consisted of 359 bags of oats, 93 lils ilah sounds, 29| boxes smells, 'B8dressed hogs, 25 pkgs leef, 30 cases condensed milk, 12 horses, 2 cases butler.

Percy C. Owen, thc popular clerk with

the Rogers Hardware Co., Ltd.., spout Sunday at his home herc. Perey's many friends in Georgetown are always pleased to see his gen al countenance.

The Guardian ls pleased to announce

that n Literary and Debating Society ls to be organized Tuesday night. Every- one interested is requested to attend. 'llie meeting is t/o be held in the town hull.

The Guardian regrets to chronicle

the death of_ Michael Moirlsey which sad event occurred at the residence of Thos. W. Morrisey, Saturday moming. The deceased was a native of Millview, P. E. I. and had reached the advanced agcol' S7 years. He leaves to mourn two sons Thomas \\'. in Georgetown and James in Chicago.

Coughs, colds, hoorsoness. and other

lhroatailmcnts are quickly relieved by

10 pkgs butter, 80 pkga mutton, 10 ilegs sundrics. `

V:\po~Crcaolene tablets, ten cent.s'pei pox. All druggists.

Use Dr. Hamiltoifa Pills of Mandrake and Butternut. They cleanse the atom-l ach nndbowclii, assist. the liveifiii remov- ‘ ing blle, and ture tlioronizhly. Use only Ur. Hanilltonis Pills. Price2oc

pared to vote solid with the government in any asefulmeaaui1:,and we throw down the ` naaeto the govemmcnt. There will be no voting on party lines-as party lines; it shall be what is beat for the provlnce,. countryor cmpire,rnd as that is maui

fest. the government will stand or fall."

Brave words, dear lads; and The

Guardian only asks of you that you shall be “ln osmosis", shall “play the game, not at it;" and it will help you all it can. That you hnvechoscn its colnm'ns, being independent, is natural though in a measure unfortunate, as our going to

hut. we'll do the best we can by you mid for you, of for any movement. that will develop thought, expression or uctlon ln our public weal.

'io Qcicitnr CURE niLi.ioUsxiiss.| SPEC| AL NOTICES

& (,o~ will hold their annual white.

press early means oftiinea meagre reports, lirrlppe cure. It also reliever the feverish-

Hou~t-le epers attention! Weeks

goods sale immediately on arrival of English cottoiis and Irish linens now coming by steamer. It will pay house keepers to wait for it- The finest goods at_ the finest prices at Weeks' annual white goods sale. 23d 31 wii

Steel shovels cheap at Camerou's

23d1i

Vice and Abbics hockey pins %% each

at Stanley Bros. tlid Si

and completely broken up by Hughes’ la

ness and dull pain in the head caused by a had cold-Geo.E. I-Iughei, Apotheoaries Hall. 284] ll

Weeks' annual white goods sale

commences immediately on arrival

Allow the urine to stand in ii glass vcs-.l

sei for twenty-four hours and if at the end of that lt is c ouded or has left a sediment.

in the bottom of the vcsscldyon may be sure that our kidneys are lseased As

kidneys and making them strong andl healthy, there is no preparation no prompt.

critic to the level of a common scold. and none so thorough as Dr. Chaae'sIl00d8 Bild mllllhtty l¢ltl¢I'8,`

Kidney Liver Pills.

V 'rnsr Tris iciosnrs lsheetlngs. pillow-cottons etc., Irish

of English and Irish goods-

linena and napkins, towels etc. etc.

We make a specialty of Englilll cottons and I' sh' linens-the belt in the world. Walt for Week!"

a means olinvlgoratlng the action of tho'gnnu|l whim good; gglg- Ig V _ _

pay you-Weeks & Co., dress

‘generous and \ aluable gifts. These tlgurcs ;and facts testify thatthroughout the year,

Heavy colds and la grippe are quickly*

» -r _ . _

» ‘ ` - grrgrtlo c ,

heirretumtoiindtlie house fuil of » -1 ‘J '. ». .. '~-.

ri. it e in :sat ro i. gms °"‘

p go°d°m";,';o:m_:;‘;eopl: tgytolsg and company. The night was perfect torsuch MIR “lil0O_’S Slllfy by

business was wwpamtively brisk durinr :f,,,.:,'1§,h;fd ,I”',,,,l';;,:f° ,h,,°,";|:,:ls,,',':: . ___i Cameron Block, Over Reddlu Bros. Chrrlottotcfiirn

th” du' land shouts ol merrinioat ware heard from I ' . _ , ‘ - - - ro otor

A nun,” hone' mme 3 dmmmu $°"|°°k"51“ld W0” "Ili lN*l’M¢lP\l'¢d ill The annual meeting of Prineettown DR' E' E' 'R0BlNs°

lookin! dash for a short 'distance onithe “Haus games. Am" mn oidock .. P"°3bY'°°"l““ C6“K"?8'm°“ W" had in io-iomoth ont!

Water St., Saturday. A considerably »p.'e°s°m‘ °d°' m°d"°d M' md " °°mm°` th’-°h1”'°h °” T“°5d‘Y~J°" Inh-

bmken up sleigh was me "sum tion was heard among the dishes in the Thug was 5 in-ge md repngenmtive

' P"“"'-Y- w¢5°°“ f°\1“d 0°* Whit. ‘"5 attnndanoe. Hon Peter McNutt, Chilli,-

K0ln¥ on, when some half dozen white-‘.mu; of the board of Managers, presided.

ami and summmiae mais iwcireyins irlfwroned yoimz men aniwmd “ruins on behrif of the swion reports were goingm marinus for-the imiimce of tiieyrfiys containing cups of delliviws IM fpresshmi by nev.E. J. Rams. These ‘- _ " season-and it looks that way at present-'wifef SUKGNG .illB¢ “SNL Oh. "I2 “SN brought out the fact that., notvrlt.hstand~ the public will look tothe ladies to keep Of li/ llllkell With Us Still. Thi! WIS ¢|°°¢' ing some losses by removal and death the up interest. in the sport. 'ly f°l1°W¢¢i|>yDllt¢S Of NRCS. DIN- G16- contributions to outside ohiects had

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been very large. Schemes of the church $070 ll) British and Foreign Bible Society 56.25 Session Fund, Religious etc ll3.'ld

$.4\(B

The report of the Ladies Aid Society

showed that for cushioning the church there had been an expenditure of Sillw. The chairman presented the managers

port, wlilcliwas in substance as fol-

lows.- '

Receipts for salary $91311), leaving a lance of $11311) on hand. On motion fD. Preston Mcl\'ut.t, it. was heartily

ed to grant $50.00 Cf this to the

‘tor, as an addition to the salary

of the past year.

General account and church roof

$1li8.t§l. ‘

These various reports showed that the

actual iiicouc during the year was larger than in lllll. In addition to the above

izregallon very kindly remembered their minister during the holiday season with

the congregation made progress.

llifff 25°.

ll slit direct to the diseased pam by the Improved Blower,

. Heals lha ulcers, sig", |h¢`u|-

Plaines. Swv! droppin in ilu

throat and nermrnrntq cures Cararrh and a Frvsr. wer

freer All dealers. or hr. A. W. Cline Nuildne Co.. Toronto and Bulalo.

MAY COME T0 CANADA.

Mtiivrnvrit., January 18.-Montreal

and Tomato are likely to receive a visll, from the noted Polo players of Burlington, Enuland, after July, thc American Polo association having ar ranged for a visit. which will include the tivo cities mentioned. Hurllngton isanoted centre for the great English

i>niii's isinii oii.

This is the most satisfactory

Kerosene Oil we have ever handled We buy it direct in large quanti- ties and can guarantee the quality.

Price' 25c per gallon.

Jenkins & Son

ir You our xiisiii

When yoougnvy-ell insure until be foie, buf ‘

When It 18' Destroyed '

Youare hoo late. Remriirlis- the sie .args -irnereumuanlike ~ the pnaeat." rad no insurance

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°f‘l¢°-UP=e‘rf.Bf“99.°rW'¢Fl<-1»B-@-‘i°°'<°f»M=f- lillIlilli*lilllllll“ in * ~ ~ ‘ Teéui i Mi».»Pw=y x¢rrrim¢.Beaeqs¢i»,vi..n ' Q“fte,i\'l'ii\'\iil$sl°Yil.f"1i°V¢l7t°=iH.el°'ll'l'lell‘l° U --- I' i Mb “ ' irigrr-issdriri ribsrwa' ` 111°* at tb# lwme ¢,b\\,o_...Wrlaht. , y ' .R _ _

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To Rev. G R. White from',,,‘,{‘,f,‘,§f}\,,.’;';,‘;"‘,'§‘,,“,§‘,,,,,,_”°°§‘ Y‘°“'“‘ ‘“ was ~`-1 rw-i»i»,s:t.. if. .... ....1 'Of Presbyterian ,Church Holds ' `° ` Tl I A Marsllflold Friends Bw *mimi w sell raven Apply 1° :ameri ’ S V ` V ' X K '

a House.

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ciinhilievdyou at co

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LEADERS IN PAINTS.

The Only Finish

-. That Should

Used»About

Home Paint

There arc many little things abou# the home that could be brightened

and improved by :i little paint.

THESHEHWIMWIUIAHS FIHILYPIIHT is made especially fo r th at

purpose.

Comes in con vcnient, s in a ll packages, ready for use. Can be

scrubbed and cleaned.

IS Clsy to apply. Comes l

in 26 good colors.

ASK for a sample card

SOLD BY

S. . Crabbe,

Walker s Corner.

m l ii 1 / l

t-= sill eo in it

Queen St 23d 3lwil _'

Kensington Sash and Door Factory

Planing Mills, Lumber Yard

Ifyon contemplate building or repairing, give no a call.

If you want an estimate on any kind of a building, give up | mu

Ifyouwantliard or»oftooel,givejiaa call.

Better give us a call anyway. We keep in stock everything in the shape

ot’ lumber either rough manufactured at prices that defy competition

` p' M. F. SCl1tll‘l1l&ll,f /I

lllllf T

all eiaenvrsvw »..i.n»r~ 1 ui iitzri>i..ri.amimiI_m1*fa\i2'1f .-r...rr..

t J

ra. _-. ,

iiow iifsi ion -iiiiif Pilot.

` ,’¢§;4'g 55' . ' df. .,!¢‘:}.>ii‘ J '

S .

b *gn ' L _ybfgh $3.4o_for $r.35. ro pieces 44 inch, all wool lain colored Drel¢_Gotld» 33c. .2 Pl¢.¢¢£ . . ,' p ...ff-“ill 59°- y -"Held Dggg

. _é°ols§,~“,'z§‘..-r°i59¢_» bf-ui. L{i,{,, _mvbigr-k, brown grid ny, w th 8c d. lin- 5c. 15 dozen l, _die Table gspii qrJ.\ro;l|li $r.¢5 p p ,_ , V V _ s -_in,cher'wide, worth 7° Q V 5¢;;_,,,,.~ ¢¢“

wuliiu rin wortIi8cfor c - iam Towellin wort irc, or 7c y pcr.'I`owe1lmg, wort Scforgc yd __ 1 enpyrtlleijgvtort -loc: tid. ~ »_ 1 . , é8lb\ittous,l‘°r ;

f fm ai 'mil . ni' gn ii” E ' u ec . _

the afvzgiaiiiye maps. Yoii hr? lirveriiy annie: of yards you want rulers than remnant Thcsr nliodld rdf iipltide piettyvy y 7; early rnd,P°rln§ co I