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onc's bitthflay or therecurrencc of new h

persons they are there can be no question

s to the propriety of forming.: resolutions formation of ,tzood resolutions' at the new for hotter living. ll. matters not tha' year's season. Lct all such resolutions be

many good resolutions are broken, or tl

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

’l`Ii IIRSDAY MORNING.

DECEMBER 28, 1935

_ww R[VS6£U'] |0hS: YW-*Dio consider In what respect. he had in the

IJ s

'l ln' advent of thc new year is a favorite the u0,“h,R yhm. he would give his hast,

time for forming good resolutions. Such n

yearis day arc more generally selected for I-E5-u|v,, hefom hh" throughout, the ye,"-_ hcpurposc than other dates. To those very gl-cm, good might, result ,md the

who are accustomed to think and t.o community he made much happier than

itls.

xaminc themselves as to what manner of

hat man usually “resolves and re- a.

resolves, then dies the same." Every time to resolve against any bad or vicious process of amendment must begin with habit, or practice; to resolve to exercise hc mimi. There must first be a decision more String ggnti-0] over teinpgr or miigue;

to be more kind and courteous toward

There may, of course bc rl. tletcrtuinnidon others, more clmritublc in judgtuent,tnorc formed that is not carried into effect. u

f the mind or no action will follow.

\Ve are reminded ol' the subject by a

ollday card sent out by il. friend who had ,1

Sl\l\l1@"lIf\S@l'l€S Of l-'Wd l`0S0ll\ifi0¥\S fill' ourselves loyal, patriotic citizens, where himself. IIcl1c;:1\Il With l'0S0l\/|112 I-0 U0 asihc best of us on mature consideration his duty to the state-the Dominion- f0li0\\'iIll{ Ulla* With hlS dlllfb' U0 hi-“I failed in ltis duty toward our City, our Province, his town, his family, his neighbours and himself. Here is scope

tough for many good new year resolves.

solves on the part of the individual are wc"-,“.B ofhis country’ his Pmvihuey his

always litncly, but the tumiversary of tow", his heighh°u,.S_ his mmhy ,md

It is also a good time to resolve to he

must convict himself of having often

Province and our noble Dominion.

ast failed of his duty in any of these phercs of action and resolve that during

tind and best endeavour to promote the

lmself, and keep this comprchensivt-

The Guardian would encourage the

le result of deliberation and closed with

settled determination. It is a good

nselflsh and more considerate of others.

better citizen. \Vc are prone to think

Two letters already printed on the

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If each citizen would pause for an hour telephone que5Lion,mve been over the

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are at Business Man, Work-

- ingtnztn, Banker or Baker I: yon'|lget full value for

cvtry dollar you leave

here.

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\l.`c L-nnluy no brass ;`.; lntnfl methods, nor flash " t`1t~titions values in your

C)t;>2.

if yon select for your

\\'in'cr wcar one of our $8

or $10 suits and one of our

32,6, _<8 or $tn Overcoats. yo|x‘ll have as full value :ts von crm obtain any- where on earth for your money.

You'll have the best fab-

rics, the best tailoring and the most artistic cutting.

Prowse ros.,

'lite Only Good

_ in the future discussion of this important

The Man who wear

correct Toggery is always admired.

It mattem not how well

your clothes fit or how fine they are-lf your tie is a hack number, your shirt ill fitting and your cwllar wrong, your entire appear- ance is hoodooed and

you`re all wrong.

V/'e give great care to

our Haberdashery and the matt who comes here for

his "Fixins" can ‘st as- sured that be will wear only correct things.

'I`he smartest and new-

est ideas are always seen here first.

Clothing Men.

signatures of the writers. We trust that

question the same rule may be observed.

MALPEQUE.

Dr-c 20 A correspondent thus writes

The Guardian:

First let me mention an excellent

concert. given last. Thursday night. by the teaeltcrs and pupils of Fanning school, assisted by a few others. The program was a decided success from start to finish. \Vhen every number was so good, it. would be invidlous to make distinctions. The pupils *did splendldly, and show- ed the very careful drilling which they have received from their teachers In these directions, as they reveal every day ln their home work and studies the diligence of the teachers along the more serious lines. Miss Tanton of St. Eleanorsdesrrvcs spcclal thanks for hor well rendered solo. and the graceful way ln which she responded to an insistent encore. The program so captivated the large audience that after the National Anthem, they rose en masse. and gave three rousing cheers for the teachers, the Misses Clark and Stewart. Net proceeds were $49.00.

Nor should we omit, as"one of the lm-

portant items, to mention decided lm prove-ments in the hall made quickly and very cheerfully by the trustees on the suggestion of those interested in the success of the concert.

The funeral ol the late Mrs. Wm.

Sinclair, Hamilton, on Christmas day was attepded by a large concourse of people. Several members of the family Mrs. McMlll|un, Mrs. Jones and Miss Eliza crossed to the mainland to their respec-

tive homes on Tuesday the 26th.

Christmas night brought a very pleas-

ant surprise to the inmates of the manso. Five members of the congregation, Geo. H. McNutt, Walter Owen, W. H. Crozier. Henry Crozier and P. W. Crozier, walked ln suddenly bearing two large parcels, and immetlintely proceeded with their c-.rrnnd's object.. George B. Mc- Nutt, ina vcry graceful way, informed Mr. Rattee that in the name of the whole congregation, they had como to present him with a fur coat. Whercupon other members of the committee displayed two beauties from which to choose. Mr. ltattce felt so taken aback by these proceedings that he hardly knew what to say, but after very heartily thanking the committee and all the comzregation for their most generous kindness, proceeded with the aid of the committee to make a selection. His choice finally rested upon the splendid Raccoon the other beings beautiful fur lined coat with Persian lamb

collar.

PAINS

For Society folk.

People of fashion do things sometimes that cause pains in the stomach and aches in tl\e kidneys. Hard work and hard plaasnrq have pretty nearly the same results. A sour stomach, a had breath and pains about the heart and head are caused' by gasses from the stomach.- Hutch cures them quickly. You take one when you feel badly. Three at night to move the howeie neat morning, than one after each meal and your trouble wil go away. Il lenatui-e’s own remedy tor,

Theyareohoooiata and contain

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OUR TELEPHQNE 'MONOPOLYa?'_

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Stu:-Dr. Dewafslettor in your issue

of the lilth lust ouour telephone system md your- commentei on' same were ap- propriate and timely. No doubt our re- presentatives will respond to your kind Invitation and give their views on this important suhieot lu The Guardian. Our Province is one of the most thickly

settled parts of the Dominion, and yet such a thing as a rural telephone is not to be found in the land. All through the rural districts ot the United States and parts of Out. the ooifntry roads are strung with a net: work of wires leading to the farmers' homes which are supplied with telephones. This was brought about by the residents of certain rural districts uniting and putting in their own system of telephones. The companies, not havirg monopolies could not prevent, and the rural lines were so successful that tho old companies were soon compelled to grant connections or go out of business. Now the telephone companies are gladly erecting the necessary lines and- giving the inhabitants of other districts a satis- factory rural service at fair rates.

Unless we are to laiz behind in the pro gressive march of the times, we must either be supplied with rural lines at figures within our means or be permitted to install our own system with the necessary connection to main system.

Rural districts in the United States

have _tho moils delivered at thc gat-cs cvcry morning, and the telephone in the homes at a nominal figure, thus bringing the lonely country home in touch with the world. Compare this with our semi- weekly mall delivered at a distant P. 0. and no telephone for miles. The system of telephones now ln use here in the country is of little or no use. The deliv- ery ofa message after lt. has been received at an oillce is so expensive and uncertain that tho phone is seldom used.

We have a telegraph monopoly saddled on the Island for the remainder of 99 years, which effectually prevents wlre‘ less cotntttunluation ` with t-he main- land although we are isolated for months out in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. \Ve have stood the telephone monoply for20 years, patiently waiting for the end, and now Mr Editor, I hope you will kindly assist in letting it die a natural death and give us o. rest from monopoly, for not till then will we have an eillclent service in town or country.

The Manitoba Government is the first to declare for Government ownership of the telephone seI~vice. If our Govern- ment cannot see way clear to do like- wise. it can at least desist from throwimz impediments in the way of improve- ment by refusing to grant a further monopoly in any shape to our Telephone Co. Yours truly,

F. Bovvnn.

-Bunbury, Lot 48.

Dec. 22nd, 1905.

AN AMERICAN DISEASE

Indigestlon is Responsible for More Sickness in America Tnan Any Other Disease.

Some doctorsgoso far as to say that

lndlgestion is the national disease of America. Repeated attacks lntlame the

lining of the stomach and cause the glen sto secrete mucus instead of the ,juices of natural digestion. Conse- quently the blood ls poisoned," nerve force is reduced, the vitality oi’ the entire system is weakened.

There is but one national remedy for

lndlgestion and that remedy is Dr. I-Iamilton’s Pills, which are used bythou- sands with marvellous success.

Dr. I-Iamlltou's Pills accelerate the action of the izastric glands and aflve

tone to the digestive orfans. They strttiengthchttheltlr dzmyséxnd lgexthh oleanéss an pury e oo,an usa

Faneral tone to every organ of the body. lesh and strength are fast restored and the patient can eat. and digest any food helpleases.

nder the vltalizing effect of Dr.

Hamilton's Pills your system will soon

rally; once more ou‘ll enroy the blessings of health. Test Dr. Ham lton's Plllsyour-

sfllfé 315cperl';oxor|§’l\trebox§s %r at a e ersor vma rom . . son &:Co.. Hartford, Conn., U. S. A., and Kingston Unt.

Iron Ox Tablets are for silo at th Apctheoarles Hall. ' 7dti’

Need a pretty belt? Our ad tells you

how you can get one cheaply. See lt.- Moore & McLeod. 28d1l.

Dinner-Sets at P. E. Island‘s Greates

Crockery Store from $5.00 and upto $35.00 W. P. Colwill, Sunnyside. 7- 12dtf I Read Carter 8: Co's “ad” in this issue then come to their big half price sale now fon and to continue all this week. A chance ofa lifetime to secure fancy goods, aucy chlnaware at unheard of prices.

26d Bl

A New Ycar’s Gift

or some little return present.

We still have some nice

packages of perfumes and other articles left with which ~

we chu please you. -To turn into cashwve will sell at coat

figures. '

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The remark ieofteu made to un, “How is it, you are al 'eo

busy I " The answer is a alma: one. we give auch satisfaction the ‘ wor we do, that our is known far and vide, and - where all over "Our P r Island -Province," even across _the straits' to Novo Scotia. New Bmuswick. Cape Breton, Quebec and Ontario, la factkiu all parts- _of the Broad: Dominion we have received, orders for iw 12 tae' queues e duncan one w mum we new net. ,

Satisfaction is the essence of success. hence our oueoooe. in bull- ~

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Founders, En een. Machinists and Boilermakers,

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Chariot town, . E. I. ‘

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' THIS SALE IS GENUINE

Below we give a. list of a few articles included.

Tea Pots former price 4 5c now 34c No. 8 Kettles “ “ 95c now 71c Wash Basins “ “ 25c now 19c Dish P.-ms “ “ 6oc now 45c Double Boilers “ “ 8 5c now 64c No. 8 Stove Pots “ “ 65c now 49c

Our stock will not last long at those prices. Come early and have your choice.

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50 per cent accumulative Bonuses.

Double Indemnity.

Total or partial Disability.

Weekly Indemnity

Special Death Indemnity.

Optional Iudemuities. '

Indemnity for Surgical Operations.

Indemnities paid for Injuries to the Beneficiary.

Surgeons Fees paid in addition to Indemnities.

The MARYLAND issues the most liberal policy.

DOUBLE INDEMNITIES paid for ACCIDENTS while

getting on or off a MOVING TRAIN.

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Desirable Building Lots in Ch’towu for Sale.

the BENEFICIARY is Insured l The undersi ned oh” rs for sale the

following valuible bul’dlng lots:

4lots on the east side of Upper

Hillsborough Street each having a frontage on Street of 50 feet and ex- tending back 75 feet.

2 lots on the west side of (hltlmr

Street each having a frontage on Street of5o feet and extending beck 75 feet.

The said six lots lie immediately

north ofthe residence of Dr. Ander- son, lately _]'. D. Reid.

I lot on the west side of

Upper Hillsborough St , having a frontage on Street of 50 fffei and extending back 75 leet. I‘ltls lot lieslmmediately opposite the resi- dence of Dr. Anderson.

It ’B impossible to procure a more

desl~able lozsllty for residences than th-se lots sind. _

Terms easy and a good title given.

W. S. STEWART.

Desllrisay Building, Ch‘towu.

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'We have one Fur. Lining left we will sell at a Bargain.

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