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Bacon

_ We can give you something

fmy Gne in English Smoked 'Boneless Breakfast Bacon.

Qoice smoked Boneless and

Sugar Cured Bacon. Also

Sugar Cured Hams.

_ Prices right always.

_ J. D. MCLEOD & C0.

THE GUARDIAN-

An Independent Journal, untrammelleo and fearless; aiming to be Just, lmcart|al,1 ReI|ab\e.ZZNeway, seeking at all times to .further the best interests of the people, and recognized therefore as

The Peo p1e’s Paper.

Published at its offices! New Prowse

Block, North side Post Oiiicc, at the fo! I lowing rates, payable in advancez- _ Morning Edition, daily (except Sundayl three months $1.00; ucwr . . . . . . . . ...$-1.00 Semi-weekly Edition( -ed. 8; Sat.) __

per yr. $1.50; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . .._$1.2a Veckly Edition (Wednesday) per yr. $1.25; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$1.00

Branch Offices

have been 'established at the following pla:es where subscriptions may be pai , news furnished, advertising, job work and other business transactedz- Summerside, Currie`s Bookstore-J. B. C

Baker Manager.

Albcrton, Alberton Bookstore-G. S.

Muttart, Agent.

Souris East, Telephone office-P. G. Sea.-

man.Agent.

_ Editor. Business

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After stocktaking we tin

- It have a few of each

in Setts & 0l1amberSetts

dightly damaged, we will sell

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while they last: Only a few. ' Great bargains at

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establishment of a Public Library, it is

'l `\l"l will permit the Legislative Council

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provided that the movement receives the

support of our citizens and that a respon- \

A maintenance. The conditions are parti-

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_ be large and representative.

Lewis’ Old Stand. ll)

, ` _ _ 7."-_ that the great want ofla Public Library in

_ _ ef ,.f"`~:f..¢§;`i..;.;,`5\\J)1 this City should be supplied. 'lhe meet-

J. E. B. MCCREADY, IJ. P. HOOD, ` Manager.

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FRIDAY, J AN. 25, 1901.

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" For A Pusuc LIBRARY.

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Ameeting having been called by His

Worship the Mayor, for Monday evening next with the new to securing the

important that every person at all interested shall attend. There is every reason to believe that the Government

?Chs.mber to be used for this purpose,

_ sible body will undertake its care and

cularly favorable for . action, and it is therefore desirable that this meeting shall

Manyof our citizens have long desired

ing called by the Mayor will afford a good'

_test of the strength _of that desire. It

LIRGE

Il brim full of bargains, We keep High Quality Groceries at Low Prices. Buyers who have not visited ns will do

well to call and see what we can do in the way of

Supplies.

8. Hnmshy,

I QI York will converse freely with his

°°O°°C

` will give the opportunity for all, whether

_ women or men to enrol themselves in sup- `i port of the`movement ind to help in bring- . ing the Library into being. We trust that

_ all who can possibly do so will attend and lend their influence and support to an en- temise whish is at mics se desirable, so important and so full bf promise .

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‘ Prof. Pupin of Coluinbia College having

'wrought for five years on a scheme to make telephony practicable for longer distances than at presient on land and for long distances under the sea, has so far ~su¢c¢¢aed mths has sold his invention _to the American Telephone Company for $500,630. The purchasers will construct the special cable ' ired and are con- fident that by means f the new invention conversations will hen be carried on

across the Atlantic. They say we are clow upon the time when a man in New

friend in London or Paris. Prof. Pupin is only 35 years of age.

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_ Plaoetohave your retgzir work I done is the place t takes the most interest in your

needs.We strive to accmomo- date all who leave any work with us, by prompt attention

and %uick despatch of same. We ave the reputation of being “O K.” on repair work. Give us a trial andbe n-

vinced that what wesayis tue

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Foundes Engineers, Maohin late and 'Boiler-makers.

Steam Navigation Co'a Wharf. '

Charlottetown, P. E.

Phone ns E

PLEASE--~

Settle promptly-our accounts are being

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The successive steps by which a Sov-

l ereign comes to the throne are commonly

takes the oath of o oe. We read that

King Edward was yesterday publicly proclaimed at St.James Palace. The Palace

of St. James is in léndon, and though no longer occupied as >a royal residence, it gives its name to the British Court which __ is spoken of as the ..Court of St. James. _ Since the days of Henry VIII successive Sovereigns have been proclaimed at St. James with augustfceremony. `

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The English press notes a decided

A Dickens revival among the reading public, and the Chicago Tribune thinks it will spread to America.

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Purer Milk and BetterCheese.

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SIR,-Now that the annual meetings of

the pairying Companies ot the Island are being held, there is a matter that should s Pays fa af Pgpkmv) t have the serious attention of every one interested in dairying. I refer to the inferior quality of much of the Island cheese made during the past season. The buyers do not hesitate to say that much

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and the iesult of the competition at St. 0 | ho John and Halifax and the low scores at

of it was not up to the usual standard

the Ch.xrlottetown Exhibition confirm their statements. The , present state of affairs seems to have been brought about by carelessness, or want of skill on the part of some of the makers, and on the patrons part by some of them allowing their cows to have access to unsuitable foods and by careless and improper handling of the milk before it was de- livered to the factory.

Now, the makers being few in number

compared with the patrons it is easier to reach them and apply a remedy as some factories have done by making them pay part of the loss that could be clearly traced to them. In regard to the patrons the matter is much more difficult, as although they must in the end belthe greatest losers it is hard to bring the fact home to them. The makers also have the advantage of an instructor to advise them and although the patrons are taxed to provide nn instructor for the makers, there has been no effort made to educate and instruct the patron. \Ve have a Dairy Association whose object is the encouragement of dairying, but apart from levying a tax on the patrons for the purpose of paying an instructor who devotes all his time to the makers, it is hard to see what benefit

it is to the dairymen as it is at present managed. It does not appearto be a sound business way of improving the quality of our cheeseto send a man to try and help the makers tomakeafair quality of cheese out of milk some of which, when delivered at

the factory is unfit for the purpose,

while we totally neglect the sources from which the milk comes. We will have to get back to the plan adopted by Mr.

business of the`Island, and who, while

makers, lost no opportunity of preaching the gospel of pure milk to the patrons.

the winter and others are only running

suggest to the otlicers of the Dairy

and pointout the danger that menaces our dairy industry and give such infomation as will lead to a better

the loss that may result through

would be nearly $19,000 and if we look

itolc. per lbless than the Ontario cheese and compare the prices we have been getting lately with the present Ontario

' Sanawax.

importing, and five cars of the pressed article have been received at Antigonish. Sales, however, are yet slight, as there wasa considerable amount of hay stored in

before the outside and dearer hay is needed. The dealers are now asking $14 per ton [and unquestionably there will yet be a considerable advance in this high px ice. The greatly increased demand for beef this year over previous years in the

Sydney market will afford some measure of 'relief as our farmers willbe able to dis

Or discomfort, no irritation of the in- testines-hut gentle, prompt, thorough healthful cleansing, when you tab

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Soaps, Brushes, Tooth Ruahes.Spoagel,¢le;¢tc.-

bran hes

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numerous places since the previous year, _ ` ly

which will,of course,be sold and consumed _ _ , _

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Remnants.

At 9 o’clock this morning there will begin at

our store, one of the .

Greatest Sales of Remnants

ever held in Charlottetown

This is the time to buy

This is the Store to buy from.

This is ‘the time when your dollars have

double their purchasing power.

Stock taking is over, and we have thrown on

our counters the accumulation of ends.

Dress Goods. ` Silks.

- Embroideryl White comma.

Muslin. P A' t

Dillon when he had charge of the dairy _ nn S'

he did not neglect the education of the _ LQCBS. R.ll)l')0!]S. _

As many of the factories are closed for A Corduroy Velvet- _ Flannelatte 5'- '

one or two days of the week, I would __ Fur Goods 1_3 OH '

l.Association:that they send the instructor I I _ l lla xml*

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to hold meetings throughout the Island _ W1|11,31‘ Jackets 1 3 Off bf

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All Winter Goods at clearing prices. -

quality oflmilk for next season. . _ piewéy UW; # In order to give an idea of w

makingan inferior quality of cheese, __ ! and taking the figures ‘givem in_ - , ` _“ _ _ ' _ 5'- S _ __ me report cf the Dairy asssenuon for - ` i S

1899 as abasis, a reduction of 1 cper ‘ _ I lb maid meant to nearly $9,500 me se. . ' ' . 5

back to the time when our cheese sold ‘ T113 Milljngfy Lgadag-3,

prices, it must be admitted that we are ' i""" 'I f' _ ° "" A i ' ‘ i i in danger of loosing much more than the _

above amount. Trusting] that our f

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progressive dairymen will discuss this A l 'C V __ I' 0 if ' matter with a view of finding a remedy I _ _` ' ' _ will close for the present, A ' _ _ _ I l

lor one d'eliar’s worth purcliisedfrom-us,vewill give nu fm can 1

A wrsseidfro. ., _ _ .urf.i§.1:°nli.°f»'iff°wa»i°° fri. ... in *"0 Pretty =<»_=~==»=if msdsls °f °°fib°_1’= mum from-_Sw-k '

of hay in the province is somewhat liiiiiti <0 9m' 119° °f 133°] G°°d5 fm' Xmis' tl’*d.°»‘ i \

ed In Nova Scotia the same cincum ` Wniebmlket Hd hill* sbance exihts In referring to the matter C01' Gi ‘ 1.

an exchange says that already, dealers . ‘ 9 _ (Jl\'\0'l, P.E.I. have commenced to meet the demand by , ~

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;;ose of some stock rizht along. in Ng°'é",ipd’ 'Pain the Lower Provinces. l '

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assessments rs Hs-S»»-W-H-cvs .Mi »

_ , 'to estomach and enree dyspepaia _ _ff __ '

_ lndl¢0ltion. " _ e f _ e- . _

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Whilewearegivmgthobig discounts gf

Coats For Caps Ulsters, Overeoatl. Suite,

Underwear, Gloves, Top Shirts Cape, etc.

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