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Arrived

1380

0 .

Ladies’ ~ Embroidered Handkerchiefs

Bought at a Sacrifice

They Will be Sold Cheap.

Cheaper than ever you have seen Hand' kerchiefs sold in Charlottetown, that

were up to the standard of quality of this

otl

Expect Great Bargains ! You will not be disappointed.

Prices will be

3 for 25 cents, and up.

Stanley Bros..

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Buy Toy Here -4

And save money ~-come along and

59696! #$530868 »S§

Our whole stock of Fancy and Musical Toys to he cleared out ie-

girdless of cost.

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see for yourself.

Toys that will de- light the children at prices to please. `

liii inns

_Little Sands and Woodville congregations

Buy Him

ills ii Pair ol-’

'preached from Psalm 84: ll, and draw the

mm Hockey Boots

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Y Sifiall Boys

ii to is $125 ap

Mén’s Sizes l`an & Black $[.`[51|)$2.5

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mum ow

-clam

Alnd he will be -pleased, especia - ly if you buy a pair ofthose up- to-date Hnckeys, we are selling-

Boys Sizes 1

l to 5 $l.5ll & SHS

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1 Our Ankle Support I 1 Hockeysat $2,511, I

j are beauties. I

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-FOR-

WE H .U E

§ Stampcfs Corner.

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Until xmas-The latest odors in French

American and British ,makes. _ Nince line ot CIGARS done HP 10 “"5 2° in °

ma lust!-y 1-`11.)l1l‘. ded Raising box. , dlis _

G ll it bk l ’s See ° ` ~

mstsiltaeiiayliéiisins. S /W _ _` Supposlngg

-. \ I 'a siieins. , . l

' lgiiiied tliililiiiiints (Pages ) N ight Bell. Nurses R°8‘°°¢" _

1 isti/Ai Lurrants.

1 itioa Orrnve and Lemon Peels. `

hel‘ed Almbndi and Walnuts-Y _ yr f `

d \)C€= 4.,-»u`¢\.f\»¢H`»‘f`»"’

.~ nglish \lince Meat. _

‘Jew Dates and Cooking FIRS-

lcinv .Sugar etc. etc. .

GMM JUR. J. P. MURRAY

Pure (fo d” 1-`lavo1-ing an -1- ° T *-,,___

E Wm "° °P<'n -"str “i¢“*~

week late . cough lox you to a tirst class shaie

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Beer a& Goff with of wifhwf Pers-

two" =» '=

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i f -_#5, F, -= ,=-msn i 7 -f ' | 1.

n\ Efrrlsizas are again asked to reme

ber that all “changes"»mnst be in no late

to insure insertion following morning.

A late letter received from Dr. Alley

specialists who are treating Pte. Jack Harris hold out the hope that he will not have to lose his arm.

THE Minto which arrived in port at ll

yesterday morning leaves again at 11 this morning. The inward cargo of the Mint° include300 bbls flour, 97 bbls. sugar, 25 bhls. cornmeal and 600 pkgs, sundries.

man of Charlottetown, is at the Sydney. Mr. Mackie is one of the best know horsemen in the maritime provinces and

buys extensively _for the Upper Canadian market.

THE Toronto Starsays: Rev.Mr.Weeks,a

Baptist clergyman of this cit.y,h;.s refused a five times larger salary, and the Jarvis street Baptist church has just handed Over $850 Blliltlal taxes. These le people Wll0 DP9-Ciilre What they preach.

Tin: trustees and people of Ciledonia

wish to publicly thank the kind friends of the neighboring congregations for their liberal pecuniary help on the day of rf- opening the church. The day, the first

Sabbath of November, was exceedinglyi ne, and a very large congregationl

assembled; there was no standing room for the vast crowd that gathered, a great many having to stand outside. They came from Montague, Valleyfield, Orwell, Murray Harbor North and South, Little Sands and \Voodville. The pastors of

very considerately and friendly, had'no services in their own churches, in order that their people woull go and help by their contributions the congregation of Caledonia. Rev. J. C. Martin, who is home on furlough from his mission field in Turkey, began the services of the day' at ll a. ru., and preached in English from 1 Rev. 3 v 17. He very pathetlcally laid be- fore the congregation that they should not rest satisiied with enlarging and beautifying their own place of worship, without sending the Gospel to the heathen who live and die in ignorance of God`slove in sending His Son to die for sinners. hir. Martiu’s address was very impressive. Thereafter Rev. J. Sutherland, the pastor of the congregation, gave outin Gaelic the 132nd Psalm and the congregation joined heartily in singing ver. 7,8,9,14, 15 and 160. He' then read King Solomon`s prayer at the dedication of the temple, 2 Chron., chapter 6, offered a solemn dedicatory prayer in which he thanked God that no accident happened to any of the workmen and others while the work was going on. After the prayer he made a few appropriate remarks from the 41st verse of 1 the chapter. Rev. Ewen Gillies then

people’s attention to the safe guidance and strong protectionwliich God’s people have in having Him as their sun and hield ,and finally crowning them with |01-y_ A'¢‘,3qj;`m,i1{ev. ,J.;Gillis preached in English fronrythe 17th verse ot_ the same Psalm, from which he described the believer`s pilgrimage in its . varied vicissltudes through life till he reached the New Jerusalem above. After Mr. Gillies finished" Rev.A.S. Stewart preached in Gaelic from Heb. 12:23, remarking that

the dispensation under which the New .’

Testament church lives is to be the last dispensation of the grace of God; that the New Testament church is built upon the foundation of the Apostles and prophets, Jesus Christ himself being the chief corner stone. At6p.m. lkev. Mr. Martin gave a very interesting address on missions, referring chiefly to his own sphere of labour in

urkey among the Moslems,the adherents o the creed of Mahomet, who taught his llowers that religion consisted in an ntire resignation to the will of God-a nbjective kind of religion. All the ervices were very impressive and edifying. and intended to deepen the spiritual life among the hearers. There we 10 feet of addition put to the church, with an end gallery, and a beautiful spire with the thistle on the top. The whole of the interior with the pews is painted, giving a fresh look to the body of the biilding. Mr. Nicholson, Orwell Cove, was the contractor of the work and finished it to the entire satisfaction of the trustees. The collection was upwards of $94, very liberal indeed for the occasion.

mr/.ma-1-ri-5

Try one can ot, Uak brand Condensed Milk and youwill decide whether it is hetter and cheaper than a cow. Ask your Grocer for it.

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We will try to keep as busy as bus_ can be thavingp_ople for the Holi-

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than 1 p. m.. and business locals 4 p. in.

\V. S. MACKIE, the well-known horse-

& l THE GUARDIAN is pleasedto learn that V

t if Miss Belle Watts formerly of Charlotte y A C H M

Meg Me at the Always Busy st°fe» if .___ town has passed successfully asa nurse

TH v \I ‘V l I tl 6- b Y .1 frgnj the Emergency and Hygiene Associ. I* ‘S u M M yeséelidaq’ .”`°“?~’ 1 ’ HS 0 ma* ation.Bosr.on Mass. there isn’c something in the list below suitable for your lovltif

° IN refemng to me marriage of Mr A_ We clan in to have one of the most suitable line of lite’ Xml

YESTERDAY THE GUARDIAN received number of complaints about the conditio

who is in Montreal’ States that the ole city. Those travelling in that direc-

tion are unanimous that the plt"hes ex- ceed anything experienced by the travel-

ing public foryears. When it is considered ir that several davs have elapsed since the storm it seems that the overseers have

(liieen careless and greatly neglected their uty.

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.ALL RIGHT IN BISCUITS.

But a Poor Medicine.

Common soda is all right in its place

ndespensible in the kitchen and for cooking and washing purposes, but soda was never intended for medicine and people who use it as such will some day regret it. - \, y , The common use of soda to relieve heart-burn andsour stomach is a habit which thousands of people practiced almost daily. and bne which is fraught with danger, soda gives only temporary relief and in the end the stomach trouble

gets worse and worse.

The soda acts as a mechanical irritant

to the walls of the stomach and bowels and cases are on record where it accumu- lates in the intestines, causing death inflammation or peritonitis.

Dr. Harlandson recommends as the

safest and surest cure for sour stomach acid Dyspepsia) the daily use after meals of an excellent preparation, sold by .druggists under the name of Stuart/s Dyspepsia. Tablets. These tablets are large 20grain lozenges, pleasant to the taste and containing natural peptones and digestive elements necessary to good digestion and which all weak stomachs lack. 0 Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets used regu- arly after meals digest the food promptly and thoroughly before it has time to ferment, sour and poison the blood and nervous system.

Dr. Wuerth states that he invaribly

uses and iecommends Stuartfs Dyspepsia Tablets in all forms of stomach derange- ment and finds them a certain cure, not only for sour stomach, but by causing prompt digestion of the food they create healthy appetite, increase flesh, and strerigtlien* the action of -the- lieait and S- liver. _ s

They are not a cathartic and contain no voileut drug but are intended only for stomach diseases and faulty digestion, and generally acknowledged to be the most reliable cure for any stomach trouble except cancer of the stomach.

Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets now enjoy

an international reputation and popularity ‘and are sold by druggists everywhere in the United States, Canada and Great Britain.

What makes a more acceptable Clii-is‘-

mas present for li gent than a muiilarl We are showing something special in

this line for Xmas.-R. H. Ramsayg 20.

Before leaving town you should call at

the Gem Studio Queen Street to have your photo taken by Electric Light. New style on steel tinish 6 nice pnotos for #ia Open from 10 a, m. to 11 p. m. '

Der. 18 Tu, Fri'& w

Give the man of the house acomfortable

easy chair nr tell him to give you ii nice rocker for Xmas, these are useful presents that may be enjoyed the whole year round. They can be boulzht cheaper at John Newson’s, than elsewhere. 18 lw

A gift to ba appreciated

need not be expensive. See W. W. Wellner’s stock oi silver novelties. 18 tf

Something l\'ew.~Christmas season

will soon be at hand and now is the time iooend rememhrances to your friends. N thing could be nicer than _vour photo taken by electric light at the Gem Studio. Queen Sl., between Grafton and K_enl' 6 for 25 cents. Open from 10 a. ni. till 11 p_ m, Dec. 18 Tu Fri 8: w

If you have been thfiikinlr Of RWUIE

your gentleman friend a pair of shpes you should see thevalues we are offering at $1.43 $1.60 $1.83 $19) $2.0() $_2_.6l.-R HRanlsay&C0. ~ 200lD&W

A prominent merchant of this town remarked the other day that turkey and goose always disagreed with him, but

last week he ate a stalk of our celeri and some lettuce, after his dinner an the result was he had no _ discomfiture whatever.-Moral, go and do likewise. Gay`s ad in this paper. 2) 4|

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from an economical stand point, ' ' ' I \‘\l the b¢5t

is it not a snviu o y _ and purest goods even at a slight advance in cost ?

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\Ve go vou one better and give ~ 'beg L no rea‘er c st

xon tae 8 g ~ °

its in the buying, you know, all in the know- ow. (gi.-» u= a trial order for purest. fieshest Groceries.

s. aooiilson, = mS'[gy1a1‘i d (iaith: 8...... mn... 0..

The Tony Barber. ' , p 0.8

34.41 Q'

ll I ll I ll ll I I _ U Il lfll UIIUI . "l'l'5'f'3’f'i°1'Z°l'¥'~°!°!'l'i'Z'f°°°`*I'.' '

f l v J SYQNEY POST 0' lisaye: G.B. Lockhart, B_ McLeod to Miss Ethel Armour the in the city. There'u no llourlnh of triumphs in the silenced#

r., chariotteiown, is in ww... Sackville Pos, S,,yS__»1-he 3,03,” is in the business in is-our stsieui u s are carefully cmliloiod old li

- A. A. Lsruariiw, M. P2 Summcrside, employ of J. F. Brownell & Co., of Baie Bliflllghb flolll-

regisierefi M the Sydney yebwrday Verte and has many friends in all that

A ' . '_ ` v _ V i part of the coiintr who'will`o in with the V

y 99%.," beg msges_ J All men like dainty, stylish, attrac " ‘ tive neckties, such as we sell. How he

:I will smile it you present him with one

\of the roads in-from Cornwall leading to of our ul” Smngh F°\"‘lU°b\Ud»

Puffs or Bows, We have imported some of the nicest neckware over ghawn in the city. tor our Xmastrade. Price 25c, 30c, 35c, and so ou up to $1.00.

SHIRTS

White and colored shirts of every style and description are hero in cud-if less variety. Good white lauudoredi shirts-50c, 75c, $1.00, and $1.25 Our ‘-Perlecta” while shirt at Q2, ll. without a peer in the city. Ciloredi

own, silk plain, hemgiirghgq ,tm

SUITS. in Stripes, checks, dots ect. from 20°’ 25°'“‘ 30° ‘ *CT

_ . _ also s very aloe llno of 3iiobagiiciioifiiioéniiiiifigiiimne at 50°' 75° 3° " " "°"' "°

° very n acooupnlmn

HANDKERCHIEFS ‘ C°ff’-

pt ever-y_ kind are here, cotton. linen, I SUSPBNDE

_ . the Linen from 909 d. Z, u g $3 dc _an

Silk 25<=. 50c.. ssc 752. 085;. illeorc iiiilgiiliiiiisiruiitiiviilxiai-ol»¢.i.i,i’l’o".|:‘v1r

*L00 °°°h- iimimioy prim iron no Q is

Mako an acceptable and

gift. Our Gloves have the vi)

‘ol poitvciioa in them. Kid G'ovc| llioll.

Bs lot Kill.

Bauer Mocha _

Unlluerl Moon. We an ollerl. lol! IIOQK ‘

higher in prices. but ll! H i K

iiiii

coi.i.Ans Ano

up.l:o-date lilo ol Oollall 1 lozhocliyndnuotiuodll wo K

iiiii.

now. Oollilool all |1510. |11 upto!5c oooh. Cell. link

Although mall ll

Then there’s Underwear from 45:: ii Mufflers all prices from 25c up lo 32

$1.90, $2.00, $2.60.

cult up to 85.00 the suit. ' .25 each.

A P811' 0! 01"' Overshoes would be nice tm.. Prices 81.40. 81.66; Il Q

ii. il. miliisnv ar oo'¥,

MODEL STOKE .

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nice selection of midergin pg-im,

V for Xmas Gifisf

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--ni insure' -umm: ---

, xmas \ eirrs

ll JEWELRY - - - - .

J Besides our large stock Diamond Rlggg, wg gn .||gq|\¢‘

Rings, lu which Alu

Ame thvsts.Opals and other lim cy S'0u¢l IN oollllliltd. '

Our large stock co stains a wonderful llsorlmout ol Nfhlllh ’

1 All Articles Purchased Here Enfraved Free.

. Jeweler and Ellstlver.

MMU!!!

the best viluo ll ton. ’

Wo have always l|doooot\'o=“

show oooh no ele at chilli* "

And nywoafp nent!! clan amoihue suonuful r. Der fore th ood ot Balm! K have your holiday' lyke. .hovoovofythlogyoofqi uvoyduinousy.

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“The 'nest Watch in the

World for the Money.”

Send for our beautiful illus-

trated caralogue of “Empire Watches.”

(i. F. l“lUTCl'lESON» Sole Agent, Charlottetown, P.E .I.

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l'lere’s.... Something

g Get Your Photograph i

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-You should do immediately-. D. L.

Rub-It he .mi via .. !.°°i¢.i':i'iii»

about tug so just low; ‘order commrhovi other horn. Iv woa’\ og may more.

,Jas Kelly C In i.

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Everything ln our

exceptionally low pi-Q;

the holiday season.

m.Call and use lor youlj

9- Taken at 5# i

soon. A photograph is the moat!

what we’re here for.

Westlake Bros.

THE Photographers

Sunnyside Chu-lowetown

26 Cf.

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SllllS0llABLll WEATHER §

Fhould remind you that your stoves, furnaces and Dine may rt- Q\l\1'¢. String up and puttin ir o first-c‘ass working order. 'Fone -° of coal may be wasted by aol having this done. Me makes

specialty of this work.

- For Bell Hanging; Gas Fitting 3-

5:; ¢:g¢ ol:l 0°! '.3

:oo.s, on nvoozoio o

our work is unexeelled. -°.

.'. HURT. B. SHALL. .

0 0.0

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.Gig no.ou I

l wi:s'ri.Al<r: Bucs. If Adds

Sheet Iron and `l in Plate working o°o f ,t

Ln.e.n=n¢=ma=a»a=.g.u..¢.aa’A'3"°°~t 4”' °°

Ch'i°°'”°° i' °°mi°s-°nly to the value of the present

pleasing present you can olfer ¢ friend if the partial hllhl

Come now before nh b' h “

[Q 01], wg gg” please yeou' lgtlrrés W* `

We makes specialty elm Letateriugonsllloothofi Brlogyoui-lswuluguuuni,

enum a good job. _ 5.5

'rue Popum Prism. '

Queen Street.

nsnovALl

i_ncre~se in to vacate and

Owing to a ouud

meet all

&li§ht in

clot :grande React'-‘~l *rim All nik

`~’ov. egtlbecfg

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