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THB GUARDIAN, WN\ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, DECEMBER o3» |903

Ek/zerry Pectoral _ s your doctor if this is the

ye FS _ =~ r;a:e Lum umm

medicin r cold Doctors h ne used it for ‘ over sixt years i.....i.’id’.°.! »

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Santa

For the Finest Finished

iii photo Work Come to the

Leading Studio

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Claus headquarters for shoes . _

gnrlslippers is dt our store. A finel a line to select from. Hockey boots-- A ust see them and compare prides.

hoys’ leader at $1.25-is a dandy. -

A. E. McEACl'l EN

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verv ine assortment of J. B. Or- Clocks.

present for anyone. _

WELLNER. Jeweler.

"°°°°° R°°¢'1°f M_l1¢°°» _ie the crease _ _ _ |of their near relatives. The hride’s sister __ _ _

P march in her usual good style. The bride

_ ill;

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M _ _ Christmas

Nov go, mo, wed, fri. w x yr

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PROM NOW

TILL CHRISTMAS Don’t be Pooled

WITH LOUD ADVERTISEMEN T S

_Come to Our Store

“FOR BARGAINS”

In all kinds of Fancy Goods. Let us show von through the stock.

PHONE 86.

lleddin Bros.

Confcctiollery.

Our stock of Xmas Candy is now

opened up and the variety and qual- _ ity will suit the most fastidious. We ‘

have -i

5 Mixtures from loc per

,"`Chocolates from zoc L Creams from 16c

Caramels from zcc

Kisses from zoc _

Also Chocolates and Creams fancy .

MICY & C0. BEER & GUPF-T e

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resent nything

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cccptablc crvicc- blc. and Seful.

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Our stock is com- _plete in footwear. We try to keep the best of everything in our line A and

feel sure we can please you.

"'- Thomas who preached a very eloquent

and forcible sermon from Jer 355 and 6,:`

3 lllrslnn the young people to be true to

E h txeilr pledge, and to stand firm to the ` _ o ine obligation they have taken

veryw are ' lthemeelves. He showed plainly that

lbllinenoe w__a_s_|,hs Quia and

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Reporters and Correspondent '

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special music for Xmas opening at the rink.

_ AN in_te'restlug'eveot tookplace at th

; . '» _ . W. Herbert Champion were united- in t 501.7 bonds-of mat:-imony,~ the nupi ` ` knot being tied by the venerable __Aroh-

Mfa. R. H: Rayner played the wedd

‘was beautifully attired in cream cash~ mere with lace trimmings made up in the `|°lP°95 Style. After partaking of a sump- tuous repast the _happy couple drove to their cosev new home at Alberton amid showers of rice and old slippers and best wishes for their future happiness. The young bride referred to was up to a few months ago the popular organist of St. Luke's Church O`Leary. e

Tm: annual meeting of Tanton L.O.L.

No. 1126, was held on the 14th ;Dec. A large number of the members were pre- sent. Rev. D. McLean, County Master,

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cordially received by the brethren. The lelection of officers for the ensuing year took place with the following result: » W M'-Joseph McDuH'. ‘

- D M-Alex Campbell. Ch-fDavid Wilson.

Treae- Ewen Campbell, re-elected,

Rec Sec-A T Dollar, re-elected. FS'-Robert MeDuf1’, re-elected.

Dir C-Ernest Dollar.

Lect-'-Hectcr Buchanan. I A

- Committee-John S. McLeod, Thomas Dollar, Andrew McRae. Richard Mc-

llackinnon & Williams

l!arristera.Soiicii0to| Notaries. do

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EBAYFIELD WILLIAMS. Olce-Oamerill Block. Oharlottetow I uoneyblolnonileal Binh.

Jany 17 mw wr vt l

2- B* q 'i mi ¥

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Vi e are buyers

Hides, Eggs,

1* Dressed Pork `

Poultry __

BABYS ow N S0 _Pf

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No Dtherisiult 004°

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.i0ilN HOPKINS. pfRE_f.1N5Ug

Manufacturer of`Beef and Pork "

St, John, N,_B. Establishid ‘B67

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Lemme srnaaichrzxte ` W _

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_ Dol, Bruce MeDonal<!2 ` ` "

Tame. _L9dse»_ Ne 11.26. was breached infthe year 1860. The first meetings warn lbelil at Hazel Grove but after a time a hall was erected at Brookdeld which i owned by the Lodge and where the brethren now meet. A good"and worthy brother, the late .George AP.. Tanton, in honor of whom the -name was given,' leat valuable assistance to the Lodge in _its infancy and whose kind actions and good counsel many of tha brethren will ever remember. ' '

DN Wednesday evening Dec. 16th a large number of guests assembled at the home of Angus and Mrs Stewart, Hunter River to witness the _ marriage Q of their d_aughter,iMaggie May to Daniel A. Mc- Donald of North Wiltshire. Miss Lillian Whitlock of Charlottetown was brides- _ maid and the _zrcom _was supported' .by TRobert A. Duncan of North Wiltshire. The bride was prettiiy attired in white silk. Rev. G. A. Seller odlciated assisted by Rev. Geo.lMillar. After the ceremony a sumptuous supper was ,servedlto over sixty guests and a very social evening was spent in _singing and reciting. The bride was the recipient of many presents as follows: Mrs (Rev) G A Seliar, a photo; Rev G A Seller, a bJok;.Rev Geo Millnr, a crust stand; John McMillan, a pair of blanket~; Mrs John McMillan, a pair of blankets; Samuel and Mrs Craig, a parlor lamp; George S and Mrs McLeod, a clock; Peter and Mrs Craig, a set of flat irons; Mrs. E Craig, a set of glass and' towel; Bruce McDonald, a linen table cover; Angus Beaton, a silver ]>utter_ knife; Mrs R McDonald, a pair of blankets; Mis Mc- Kenzie and Miss Annie Beaton, a linen table cover; James Curley, half dozen silver knives and forks; Robert Duncan, half dozen silver knives and for-ke; Miss Lillian `Whltlock, a crust stand; Miss Fannie Whitlock, a china set; J im Mc# Kenaie, .al tea set; Willie McKenzie, a glass water picture; Miss Sarah May Mc- Leod, a pair of vases; _ Miss Jeuet.t___Mc- Lebd, a llinen table cover; Miss Katie Patterson. and John J Patterson, a, bed spread; Miss Cassie McLeod, a pair. ot towels; Dr. and Mrs Douglass, a set of flat irons; Mrs John Ways, a glass set; lilies A Kelly, a parlor lamp; Miss Blanch Wnye, a breakfast' set; Miss Ada and Samuel Patterson, a berryset; Watson Wnye, a pair of vases; Fred Beaton, a

curtains; Misa Katie McKenna, 'a set; Miss Nellie McKenna, a

and saucer; ' Miss Ada Andrews, a

set; J ohn McMillan, one dollar;

last Sunday by the lame turn out of Tam i` versace people under the' -auspices o Kingston Star Divlsion.They joined i procession at their hall, and marched to _ the Methodist Church of that place, dis- playing the emblem of the Order, the red; white and blue, io hear Rev. W. B.

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#ay forayoung man wishing to the moetoflife. The good advice , and the earnest appeal of the reverend _gentlemanwili not soon be forgotten The selections rendered by the choir aio

° _ed mnohln maHng the.-service _~'irn|n1's-

msidsm sg James A, _,ng Mm 'Wwb _slve.~Attheolose they s|uin~£or~me:l

oumoaugseer Lim B w be me "here th°_v_dlsrobed__U_\°mr9lres_9£ their

e 6 _badges and repaired to their homes more.

my on me 15”, um, when the "procession and marched bsckto the

fdsiermined than `e’ver to be"tr\1e sons and

_Fourth Regt. x_B_an`d _' pi-sparing*

_ _ ir

bel tai _

daughters of temperance.

oe

ins

Croesus, King of Lydia, Had

paid the Lod e an ollloial visit and wasp

‘ S uar\.'s _Dyspepsia Tabietsare ' th

“nation has placed its stamp of appro _upon their noble work. The thousan

_ _

and thousands of cures they have - i,g§»=.;~;; li and the happlnessiresulting there m' &

, _ _ _

rd Lil

-‘throughout the land. ‘

_racuperats and regain its strength. Th

lamp; Miss Clara; McKay, a _set of _

Krsotron was very much eniivenedi

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Nor Au. HAPPY

Troubles- of His _Owny and '

There' Are Others.

Qroesus, the J ohn D. Rockefeller of the

kingdom of Lydia, was very well to do

old. He had his troubles, however, and some of them _were full grown. He was taken captive once by Cyrus and only saved himself from being burned alive by

dually had to flee from his kingdom for parts unknown. '

Mmy of the rich mau's troubles today

come from high living and souldbe avoid. ed. They are brought on by eating all kinds of rich, 1 heavy foods at irregular times, lack of proper exercise, undue mental strain, unnatural stimulants,_eto.

dyspepsia and weak stomach. They »

cured, and that. without loss of time _or proper food and nourishment. _ _

certain relief otdyspeptios, rich an poor

ted

,{ .

alike. There isnosuehthiugasstoppinir ‘__;f _ _ igr - _ _ -_ "`_' ' s:»~‘{ their onward progress now. Agrest ' _ ' V _' »

_ . va _

fro

have made their name a household wo

The story of Stu z'rt's Dyspepsia Tablets can be tom' in s word. They- actually do the 'work that the weak' ‘ and wasted stomach is un;ab1e‘ tooo and a1'1ow_it‘ _io

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contain all the essential properties that thegastric juice and other digestive fluids do, and they digest the food just as a sound and well stomach would. They rc- lieve the stomach just as one rested and refreshed workman relieves' the one on duty that is tired and worn, and Nature does her own work of restoration. It is a simple, natural process that a child can understand. You can eat all you want without fear of results. *Stuart’s Dyspep~

sia Tablets are for sale by all druglsts at 50 cents a box. Druggists all kno _ better than to try to get along without them, as the demand for them is great and uni

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A urrou wut contents.

'R LosrnoN\, Dee. 18.-Sir Thomas Lipton announced his"'r-sadiness; to' again chal- lenge for the Amerleais cup when the silver service subscribed for by _the _ peo- p1e.of the United States WM Presented to him at a dinner held at the Hyde Park hotel to-night. l

_ ° _

f STARTLING REVELATIONS. ' ' lt frequently happens that people suiror

o_ut kno wing the cause of their backaches, aching limbs and other suiferings, suddenly the iruth is revea d to them that they are the victims of _serious kid ney disease and in imminent’ danger

d!Kidney disease as Dr. C y Liver Pills. They are positively effec tive even in the mostchronlo eases. ~ -

MEET ME Ar 'rr-IE Anwavs

Salinity. Br0S.si i

s Black* ‘Coffin $1.25 and $2.50. .

A -,`_,_ = Assorted 1 r__`_

D .ff 6.15 a“;‘;&|o,;so_.i' A g

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$l°50s' 2s2Ss:3-S0s"h5»85¢ _

7.85 up to $58- ' _

Muffs in all good kinds of fur. ‘ - -

$2.00. 3.50. 4.50 up to

20.50. . `

Caps. _Mitts and Bo_as.;_ali

in worldly goods and chattels. “As rich _ .;f,_'L as Croesus" is ag saying about 2,500 years ' `\

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_ Prices _ ` ' A ` ` . '

quptinga saying ol Solon, the Sage. He J ` ,_ ` " if __ °

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serious troubles___a_ll right, but _not only; ' ` A

can they _ beavoideu but can alsof _bel

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Call and let us _give ___

staple and fancy groceues._ - - __ __ in ~

Sanderson

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_r-»».._..;.».~\» ...no ~.»~»a»Aamu»-~1--~J'\‘- , _

for years from kidney derangements with- ,

There is no medicine which gives such t ‘1 » .,_._ _ prompt and lasting rellzf for every form f § _;. __ '_-_

hase'sKldnr -_ _ _ " ' 5 ~ “" "‘”

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Do you love your wife and

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mantle _ofaiecti on

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of insurance in

mths plan at a. very _moderate

cost. _ _ ' _

~ ' 'Redeem your promise during _ the remaining days of` _and Yeh! right.” `

ATTHEWS

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SILVERQA e _ f ii 1; _ _ ‘

Bennali,~~'a"llnentahie”" ' I _A A-I w--*Q 1*'

Mrs Norman Stewart, a lamp;

audMrs lndsews, a

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Farmers. Sparkles!

For

Chocolates. and Star

White’s Confectionery

always the choicest what »'eouid“be nicer ‘thanfa

Bona;

iticali Gamester. afrult dish: William Hiokox,`a glass water pitcher; McLcod,*a ohe`ess"`dish; Master

. l

rt I breakfast set; Miss

La_rg_e.aala_\p nitohefiilliiv Pound, acup and saucer; _ John

dilenf terrain; iliiaianie

wyter _ pitcher; Mr and is 'fiialnsed'-“giictureti Miss

Stereo- °..w»te_

cup arid“'sauce'r§ William

"Master, Hechankvs" Tar Soap.

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pan.

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we are _¢ _mg

elésrlngout-Ourperfumesahouldpleaseeveryone. Corneinead see us

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