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,oils iidii Arai 'raises is

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and Spirit Journ.-.l, which ie, as l-5 name -_.

implies the exponent of those engaged in '

I ith m ufacture and sale 0*' intoxicating

ntnxGEs'1‘10N, DYSPEPSIA, '_

niuousnsss. sock. WEP-K AND Au. sroitacii raounu-:s.

_ ' . J. G. Qunisi B°'rney,. iL;{.ftelisofwhatthiswundcrfulrel1§» . has done for him :-It ie wit:ln_§l'ltl° uistiaziantssnfytonnw erful 3-‘give powers of_ B.B:B. I was so 50411 ixoubled with indigestion that whatever I ate caused me so much torture that eating became a dread to me. Ififlfd numerous physicians, but their medicmeai ..eeemedtomakemeworsc. Ith°“8h*

got a bottle. and

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the ` all dealers.

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TRYOURSERYIGE

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There are of course many ;

people in this locality who are not as yet our customers

\_ but who must have noticed

~ from time to time the claims

we make as to the superior- ity of our store and service. e

A Good

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New Year’s

ff Resolution _

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It would be a iirst rate

plan if you are not already ‘=

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trading with us, to resolve to give our service- a trial _

_ Q? see_if we are able to make f ._ claim good. Iristoyour interest to buy when yoii __ Gb biy best. It is your

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_ privilege to bu where ou

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_._ like. Give usa trial, ind _ ~ ilyou do notfind everything " 'Z Satisfactory we do not ask t

‘ you to stay. ;_

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" BURNS’ ANNIVERSARY

OPERA HOUSE

londay, 26th January.

PROGRAM.

.L Oitrtsre-Bonnie Ladd e,

. Orchestra

_-L Veal Sslo-H-vos and S~°“and Yet,

Ur. F. J. St aley.

_ 3. Grand Sel<c.ion-scottish its

h R gi t B d.

4! e men an

4. Qinrtette-we‘re ,Scottish 'here'

' ILP. McLean. Mi-S rlarris, Mr. F. ].Stanley,

Mr. G. H. Moore. _

- 5 Vocal Solo-The Auld House,

Mins Ami' Earle.

<6. &'»et S*lo-Scotch Faniasie,

_ _ Mr. Major Gaibiaith.

7. lecxtatiou _

Misa Lzfufgev.

8. Hedley-Ecnoéa cfscctland.

rchestra.

9 Bighltlnd D_atc‘:i\,

_lielnrripl piiptll. Bag-pine music Mr. Pet-r

. Ferguson. `

_--ro ibm) Solo-Scotch (Rv special request) ,

Kr, Robert Limont `

.-- 11. Cllriznet solo-Annie Laurie, _

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v. 'l'n'o-My Km Hills,

' The Misses Earle 0 '

15 Selections -Gems of Scotland,

‘ nth kegiment Band.

14. lecltatiozi, ' _

M' ef ‘

iss L iirgey. xg, Vera! Solo'-My Ladlie in the ‘Scotch

Meade.

Mile Edna Sinclair.

_ :6 Ymlin Solo-Scottish klue Bells,

Prof Viimici.mbe -

ig, vocal Sol;-_;_'1‘lie ulvglélanim 11': Teast,

'r 1, ODE 18. Auld Lang Sine and God Save the King-

Orchestra and audience.

Iknist-Miss Vinniconbe, Profs Earle aniwatts, - f ‘

lpntler of~ Orch rstre-Prof. Vlnnim be

finer-Peter Fei scn. is

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Tkkels nd plans at ]amies>ns‘§ (Dadd’s) and, ` ‘s drug stores on Wears - y :ist at 1".’.“' » ‘ "1 Reserved seats 35:. Uireserred asc. Doors

open rt7.3o. Concert at tl o'clcck sharp.

~ was Paros Chairman.

1; .»x.xxai~1't>'sx Bd .cDONALD, Secy.

f jan .;,eGd N W. _

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‘Io get the best te Accommodation

THB GUARDIAN. CKARLO1`TETOWN,- 0 PRINCE EDW

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Became a Di'eatl.lH[ 3 H (}UAR{}|lNi

ip :s-ez: ;5~§'. 2

WEDNESD ‘~ Y. JANUARY 14, 1903. f

FROM THE SALOON STANDPCINT- T

Thfre is published in Toronto The Wine `

in Ontario. At that da'e the returns were,

Journal estimated that the temperollw vote would not exceed 162,000, and that ` the majority would not be over 75,000

Wine and Spirit Journal telt compelled to

5 _ t .-i- of t'ie Liquor Act."

analyzse the situation ‘First and tore most it is cl-early demonstrated that we cannot record our vote," it says. The

“in the matter of organisation we are ab-

which can accomplish little beyond dis tributing campaign liberature and arous

very important admission. Only those

1' _ _ f

e an

lquors. The December .Lumber of this `

serial devotedau article to the referendum _t j'

‘ i t- Wine and Spirit Journal proceeds §§ ¢ _ » _ with such calmness as it can command to _ _ '

splutely out-classed by our opponents. l ` R

The best we can do is to pass around the _ a . » _ _ _hat for the funds neccssauy to establish a Hts’

very meagre central organisation, and t ' ' _ _

directly interestei in the trade and mak-

ing a profit out of it can be roused into activity to defend it. The platform, which the pflitical organisations and the promoters of moral and religious move- ments iind to be so ctféctive a means of influencing the public mind, it seems cav- not be mais available for the liquor trade. This, too, is a strange confession. A e

It was not thus_wi_th the prohibition-

ists, as the Wine and Spirit Journal ad-` mits. Contrasting_th_e_tlghtin_g forces and

party. Each church and religious society in the Province is actively at their com-

men, Sunday school superintendents, and others, form their active army ; and their central organization licks neither funds nor volunteers. Clearly ther, the battle must be an unequal one, and it is proba- bly a knowledge cf this fact that has always caused Gavernments to insist

should be so, and what wonder that Gov- ernments should always insist that veryi

con’s vote being counted as of equal value

etiee, the clergymeii and the Sunday

handicapped.

referred to put us out of tha race _

What the “new means” shall be we can

_churches during referendum oampaignsf

with that of 'B' 5'a`1°°n°keeper! H°w im' Or how would it :loto silence those

~ - troub- ___, -‘

possible it would be for "the trade” to ob- 1 ~ ' 1 _ d S _

_ esome c ergymen an uuday school

tai” anything like fair pl” at °' "f°r°“` superintendents? Seeing also that the 0

dum unless the churches, religious sucl- platform is of very uctleydlue m- -th _

_ liquor trade, wliyi not prohibit its us' i

school superintendents were in some wa? altogether during referendum and p1e_bis__

cite campaigns? These are suggestions

True, the probibitionlsts were required °n1_'Y_ which we (5-er for what they 8

to et 212,000 votes, and did get some

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3 woitb. Som' thing must be done lfthe

200,000 odd, almost twice _as many as the wade., is to' bs ”_ved_ _ _ ' _

votes polled against them and still failed ' _ _ ' ' 5 _ to bring in prohibition. Same persons THE LCRITICAL TLNIE OF LIF3; t ’_. _ & Di

W0\11fl_ think Wi! WHS il PWUY BGGVY _Is between the years of ilfty-seven and' ' ‘ _ KENT SIBEEI' TAILORS ‘

. r ' handicap, but not so the Wine and Spirit _:'ix_t_H_tf'yl?"_‘$’_-___°§__t:_;u;”(e___s__ §g:¢;h;g Ei_ _ ‘mm-ii oeocsiw

Journal. That able organ of the trade decay s_ets in._ _Ameans ot _extending old‘

finds-that the handicap was altogether on §é° ;£’§f£§§°e§_?5 'é‘_:"f°;:ggl__ . _ _- _ -. _-_ t _

the other side. Like the Light Brigade at KQGPS UP We ¢\PD¢f»lV-‘,-and in the forma

Bl _ __ rm b d __ b tu df _tion or red, vitalizing blood, imparts _ _ _ &a¢1&V8U 6 1 9 an W ° 3 e °§_c1earuess to the tiring brain, toroe, energy ~_ ' _ ‘__

most. To take Ferrozone regularly .» QS u 9 e

, __ ` -__

not nearly all in and the Wine and Spirit ` - ' _ he ~

Since then fuller returns show the major- ~ f _ _ ?

ity to be very much greater and the pro- a 9 C

hibition vote considerably over 2CJ.000. _ _ *

But even with the smaller ilguics the; _ ‘ 4 '

say. “The result is most disappointingto __ f V . _ l _the the trade." And it points out that ___ .

“this is particularly true with regardto tiiecines, "oi which ._ eight out of nf- -_ ~ ' ‘ f tow recorded substantial majorities in :- '

` _ _ < 4

is ~» O dd. S land Ends the polls and vote for“the trade.” Again, _ _ _ `

=» it t Ou re Ann ual emnant Sale trade into persona.l~activlly." This isa _

Is always 'a' sale to be remembered by the Ladies _ rims his been such good seungan the ii.-.ess cms nepartnieat. sur we-@

¢>.

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_ Velvet Dtplrtloli, that there are more short ends than usual S0 CII! pfspggd, yen

_ twon’t'be disappointed with theshoiwing. ' _ W "__ _

in ? ‘A ` _ E

__ There win be femme sf Dress owns, canons, sure vetveis, We ilusiiis,

Laces, Bqbroideries, _F1aaiiels,` Plan-nelctis, Cotttms Cotttlnttles aiiii all `n£`1i¢if` Simi

` V _ t -_ , _ 1 ` § E ii " 1 ' ‘t I

,_ __ _M_______ _ lengths, odd lots, _oddsand ends. - _ - ' ~ '- U3 V* ’ ,

the organizations on the opposing sides, 0 ' "`“` "' ` ' ' “' - < _ 1 * , :.1 ,' tv, ,

' ' ‘ ‘ I 1 i ‘ i pf,

the Journal messes; The sale will begin _tomorrow 9 _a. ini ‘

“ Turn from this to the vast organli- . ` ‘ l L f _ ’ ~ ~f

mon at the _mice 0, me mnpmme CUME i Tuesday twenty-first is the last day of our SALE

mend, and there is not a voter ln Ontario ` ' _ f ' _ e ~ .., _, g but they are in a. position to make a pei-

sonal canvass and see that the vote, if fa-_ -` l _ _ i _ . l A ' % vorable, is recorded. Thousands of clergy- _ ` I ` " ' ~» _

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upon a vtry Ltrze majority before enacb

ing tempeiance legi=latlon,», Wim the t____npe___nce party at the pon, ,, ' 3,; \.;._ ,, , _

Each church and religious society To whlch “_ adds In conclugmn The ex - 1;; »~,f"~.,'P v`:.j_\

H ' ~ - ' " ... _. 25”. ' . A

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_ - : - l t‘~;~“*§st3i~_ ~'e._'-"-,.*2. _

thcusands °f clergymen' S““da7 s°h°°l pei-ience brings its lesson, which is, to curl -n

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°°°°r'"te“d°”ts and “hers p°°S‘b}7 _mind, that some new means must bs' §_~_`..i>§€‘,_.‘_:5;-_-ri -=-~:~;_"..-A., some hundreds of elders and deacons also - - ¢ _. a_i‘i*f_~,f_'- -_» §-:"'f=-_ l°I~:` ., _ _ _ _ ’ tdevised to deal with temperunoe ou- r-lit.

in the active army for prohibition and _ . = .~--_,s ,-a_’}_~-_s;,;;§_s,==__,‘ ge -- _ ;;-_ --

slsughts, for it is very clear that in the ¢,.=_,_-T;;»'§‘y- <~-»'3l=‘~ .~=~»~_ -°`~‘-‘a ’

against the trade 1 Haw strange that it. battle of the ballots the handicaps above ml' A l r ` _ *vu

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~:~' __-Ii ..'.:: £1-:'.1i_......=:r ' _ -:mf €"* -=e-L-_ -:-i~=~ ._

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large majorities' of that sort of people only atpresent sm,miSe_ It may he that T" you wT§mayrgei_?1e toikeevl

should be found necessary before enacting _‘ time trade., win demand tom, vom’ to. gl2.SS¢S. ' A visit lZ0 0111’ `St0l’€ will C0l1Vll1C€ yOU P Pe Y

t ~'1'1u_i ini; 1 F . ' fmperancf eg” 9' 9” 1 E ° “ l one instead of two to one as a handicap G. ‘"4 » T R Humax Am’ clergyman s vote, or a. Sabbath school su~ for the tempemnce votera Psssibly in . _ 0?'-l`lC-INN.

perintendentfs vote, or an elder’s or dea- may_ be found necessar____ no close the _ _ Queen Sqlldte, Smnwslde

;0urStock is ow onip c c

Of new suitings, new overcoatings, new panting;

Q Serge suits~s:=.oo. u to date mi

mceSBantings_ _83_°o up_ _ P _ _ ovei-coats 816 oo n

inceo , ~

is due to ‘mI;e1;1aIii€fa‘;uti°;mf>`ier11i;swt3i?west?¢:$mmmny mégiing whim

the trade had churches, 'cler2ymen, .Suns ‘md “Dm” just Wh" they needed: 0 L ,Z 0 -. .

day school siipxintendents, in. front of `;zie_`1.;1s ridding from ten to twenty years them, to right and left of the_lI\,‘ who vol- $g__50_°' an !_‘r]§§ul:§se€B_5%°r’ ']'_§01g°l;°x§° l_ - ‘N/liat m. 1 ._ \ - leyed and thunderedagalnst the saloon. KIDRSWU, Ont. __ _ _ __ _ Org Va U3- 6 XIHQS Gift than

"Zell the while the trade. liad_n0 lllaifoim Da. HAMrL'roN’s2PiL1.s Ai_sncniifrArN.' _' __ I

speakers to return the tire, it had tl D001' n ' `i=,r ' ` A E P 1

organization, the men really in favor of ' 0 7' "' ' ; ' $3 t , “ n f_ mai t 6

the trade would not go out w vote. Under _ The Chai-lqtfetowg Di-lvl" ` |>;;k¢|¢ I ` ` ' ' '

angst ming cirsumsimes the .remit mvimai sxuiiisim Amman. _ = __ ln that Sterling Canadian Compan bayyonr;m¢n¢s,fg i g 5

feels that the trade “made a serious mls-l The annual general meeting of :above , Y 'f ' ,~.' - _ ei . ` y gnu! m R it and sggfwisat u

association will beheld inthe Board f Trade- ' ' ` P a

take in attempting .to measure strength lxonma in Mcnacherra Building Queeg Street t Enceitwill mike' m y0ut‘ time

~ . . _ _ 'indrnrlottetown on Th rsda ning i h A 1 e ' ‘e e "Y f f i.:f:‘i°:t:t.‘:';=.i.‘;f,i°°“i`f ‘ei T353 t-= x A be or A . A meYlCaU I Bt “ °

_ We have not advanced the Price of _mleziiziiin M” °'° °1°°°d mrmf' th' 'f’°"*. Y ` _ _ L- \/X/` @

our fobacéos. `Amber"smoking to- i' ”"=°"=i= Wh “git-uname o. 153. ‘ ou not' y' prote'ct'loved ones out arcumula /mm 'E'-"""

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_‘___ __ _ bacco,l3obs,dhewingtobaccosarethe i-ua w ta. kseaeiigfi-igggum. _ potency for yourself 111 Old age, i

~“'.n'&"°1'i’i sY:DN1siY” me 511° and P“°°*°“‘° °°“S“m°f t l A ' ' ' _ APP13' at once for-rates etc

simm:v,n.s. __ as formerly. We have- also ex t_ 1

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teded the time for the redemption,

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