s ‘i-lnuanv 4, 19e8 \

THE cuARLO'r'rE'ro\vN GUAMJIAN

rlrous ?

or a

$iiverChi|d’s Set

would lit in very nicely.

Each set ina iiic-. satin

lined case.

5 ~~.

knows

pills You can

r__.._Ns_r.r.=e

_ _ _ winlszvss

A Valentine Tea will be given by

the city union of The King’s Daugh- .ters in Bt. Paul’s Behoolroom Tues- day Feby 11th.

The friends of Howard Dingwell, of

the P.E.I. Railway, will regret 'to learn that he is confined to the house with a severe eold.1 i

Mrs. James Rattray, Union North,

will be at home Thursday and Fri~ day afternoon and Friday evening, February sixth and seventh.

The members of Argyle L.0.L. in~

, tend holding a banquet to celebrate

itheir anniversary. This Lodge is in

Fora real good phi . tograpli try. -

Cook s Studio,

New DesBrisay Block

Til Studio \'hnre B ihy is Always Welcome

_ _ .

“HUGHES”

' Cascara Pills

are a reliable and effective remedy for Bxuous Arraczs, Stuoorsn Lrvmn, Sick HEAD/icixss, Con-‘ s'riPa‘rxoN and all derangements; arising from a disordered stomach-_

_ Price 25c per bex.

eco. E. iiuern-:s

.Maltese lyllrm. -Frstelsslisla lilipinlrnl llrfir ai Fimlirs

iiouri mr no

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PLACED within speaking distance of eacii

, othcrilponlanrlnnrlsca, the niembcrsliiir

of the l. O. F. would cn..-iri-lo the globe. |

» This Orrlcris wnrirlwide und noiverfril in

lielp you cnlariring tim circle of your useful-`

suse and bciturlng your own position in life.

in 188|’ the Order limi :Ill menibers. I

in 1007 the Order inui 2:'>8.lllT lneuibc-rs.

_ in l8.*li tire (lrrlcrlmd in funds $9.88. `

In itll? the ilrrlcr- innl in-f\ln<l»a Sll.iii)1l.§l.iil.il4.

i-Silk

COAL

Reserve Run

_ I ' i

argalns t Alicy`s

ootwcar I 0 _pi c

iiscount

The big sale of shoe

ainples is still going n. If you have not uited yc urself to a pair, rop in and see them nd be convinced that hey are the best lot of samples ever shown in the city; every pair the atest styles_-reii1eiii- ber the discount 30 p c off the regular selling prices.

Alley rs C..

l. ,l

.- i

- a very satisfactory condition.

At this season when so many 'per-

.eons are troubled with coughs and lcolds J. G. Jamieson. Druggist,of- ifcrs a speedy cure in white Pine .and eucslyptol. His ad. appears to- iniorrow. i The Rev. Wm. McLeod has arrived ifrom Nova Scotia to take charge of [the Presbyterian congregatians at I!-Iainpton, Tryon and Bonshaw. It lie the general wish that the reverend gentlemen meet with every success in his new held. .

Recently a very pleasant time was

spent at the home of James and Mrs. MacPhail, Argyle Shore, on the oc- Fcasion of the first anniversary of their marriage. A number of friends ‘assembled who were very hospitably ‘treated by the host and hostess.

Try Again Division S of T. Bon~

ishsw, is in a very progressive eondi< tion at the present time. In mem- bership and zeal in the temperance icause, it ranks among the first ln the _Province Its members intend hold- :ing an entertainment shortly to cele- ibrate the fifth anniversary of its or~ ganization.

A large and enthusiastic annual

meeting of the shareholders in the Charlottetown Mutual Fire Insur~ ance Company was held recently.'I'hc 'past years business, was very suc- cessful leavlng a surplus of $1247.93

.which had been nddcd to the already large reser fu rl.

ve n Thelblrectors for

the ensuing year are :-Hon. Geo. E. Hughes, A. C. Duehemln,R.M. John» _aon. S. A. McDonald, Dr. J. S.-Bag#

Prof llarle and his talented young

daughter will play in the Baptist school room this evening.

Four of the best elocutionists ia

the province will give selections in

the _Baptist school room this even- ing._

Mrs. Capt. Holman, of Little

York, will celebrate the 93rd anni~ versary of ber birthday /D.V.) Sat- `

urday; The Guardian regrets io fuu- nounce that thisestimaole lady is at

w l.

present not ver

_ . ~ - £1 ' .-

nic oossrs coUNrY _<;U.i_r<_1>1.ir_1i..`”"“'”““"°"""""“"°-'-'-'... ...; ... ..... ............ .. ..... .......

H domes' N Pr ws 8|0ck_char!mM W 7,______ 7 _

;)`0`);°|;;0l:|°;;l'1`;_"`! 6' " f i " 3 L* "" I ` l`ravel by Your Own Line lc’

llic Balance of our ladies’ and Ci1ildrcn’s Coats

for winter wear must be sold im-

ved

his

the

OPQFJHCUE ' “rs ..° 1,-

y el

ro n summons -as een

served on Herman Esserv, of this City, returnable at the City Police mons, for drst odence has l~¢-cn sir-_ Court on Thursday. A similar sum- '

on Ronald Steele, also retuin-

nble on the same day.

The expenditure of Bt. Dunetan's

Cathedral last year amounted to $31,210.25. Total receipts amounted

$10,575.64, leaving a balance of, $20,634.61. The entire debt on the i now completed Cathedral at,.=he pre-

sent time ls $47,643.05.

At the City Police Court yesti-ir`ny,

two drunks, John McC=i|w'.! and

Chas. Gardner, appeared. The fi-zm~ ' ' '

cr was lined $5 or 30 days ard the a S

latter $2 or ten days. McCsrvell swore that he got the liquor from

brother who brought it from the

Maine lumber woods and Gardner

swore that he got beer from B. Steele.

The following officers were elected

a recent meeting of the Grand

View Lodge, No. 105, I.0.G.'l`. for

ensuing yearz-

C.'I`.--Wllllam Montgomery.

V.’l‘. Fl

A P hlbitio l L

- orrie McLean.

Bruce McLean re-elected.

-Florrle McLeod, re-elected.

-Mrs. A, N. McPherson.

.-A. J. McLeod. re-elected.

Allen C. Stewart, re-elected.

.»-Florrie C. Martin.

_ Sec.-Mary Enman. ' Everett McLeod. '

P.C.'I‘.-D. A. McPherson.

S.-Angus B. Martin.

0rganist- Babette E. Finlayson.

Some veryhnndsome and attractivei

wall calendars have in the past been issued by the Intercoioniel Railway, but it is safe to say that all prevl ous ones 'are eclipsed by the one just

mall. George Cwmbs. and R. K. to n..ndror.1soa, which is not only iB"“°°~ H°“- G°°~ E~ Hughes was un- exceedingly artistic, but one which ianlmously re~clected President. 'should he held in great value by

“*-' those who desire a calendar for a

The treasurer of the Orange Or- ciaendar's sake as well as for its

.phans Home acknowledges the fol- artistic excellencef It is a twelve |lowlng for the month of January, sheet calendar a separate sheet for 11908: each month, the months commencing I Phebe McDonald, Murray Harbor in February ‘of this year and ending 301131. $65-00. in January 1909. The design shows Alexander McDonald, Kinross, $5.00 a good deal of originality, and for

I King Edward Lodge, No. -1664, the workmanship the iithographer is $57-13. much to be commended, The moose-

John Jardine collected $17.05. head isthers of course. lt would not

- . 8 n oge, ._ ngesew ou e,mooseea.Bo _ _ §*'“g;:g'i';*; S§?c\¥:yChg§fI°r.L$§0. the enltlareg raionarvh apnesrlsdinbthe Herc's a lot that is really worth lowing over.

~ . o c u er e an corner e cir

1609, $10.00. g Isliiliid of blue on r' nn ce Y Li If you need a muff look at these

w nc appear the i ' "nine Eiecmrr of Ward Four.

ssflgrzlrneiius Lenrd; Lower Bedeque, -w0rdaR";Il'hB Fast Line" "The Peo- Bl3.Cl( COI1€y MllliS . . . . . . - - _ . .» . . . . $1.50 f0I`

_ _ \ V ~ e' ’ ' ' .

pls a w y' l tt f ht, _ Er fwanilf I have een ev

-slgizgrgc S. McLeod, Hackct Lodite. The niooaehisnd idnin ii lggkgroilvnri df roxehne lungs ' - ' ' ' ' ' ° ' ' ‘ ' - ' $195 fm mum" our li

eg-ainoilei-as a candidate at the comin

brightens the eflect. Surrounding the AStI'!il(2ll1 l\lllllS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #$.00 fOr 50 ela tion. l wishtotake this opportur

Curtis Lord, proceeds of social, yellow, and a golden gleam playing P - ` ez

$21.00. .

upon forehead and antlers rather ersum Lamb M1155 ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' $4’-50 for

, lbie fe make a personal canvass ef the '

;-- Mower half of the circle and spreading Beavéf MIIHS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6.00 f0¥' $3.00 lf again elected I will in future as ln the

I-Isis the forest ~rei oi Pfne Ed- across the face of the calendar is a

do my beer. in the ii ferent nf the City an

war ‘ Island ever been computed or wreath of maple leaves in green and _ , and Minotel!! IM WIN! fm"-

are there any figures- giving an idea of autumnaltints The leaves form the , _ Hr

` Mine C

. nvoeméssi DH.H.ll.J[lHllSilii;. s

-* _ Kent Svtreer,

‘ 9 i rmnee in..n¢.i to nieeusa ;

= :£dl;§,l.l!ar, Nose, Throat i

_ _ 4 Even tested and lifted for IQ

leans

'hliinshedclea 1*

_ umiian. tesasip m. '

» Evenings by annaintmnnt and ‘ dry at “' ~ <

G°g___f,__§" rue Frun

"nj -I Grape Fruit niaies first class

* ' __ _ » armalade

We have just received n bbl cf

, e value of the available wood- in frame of .a half ”tone view, a differ- ' this Province? C anadais forest irreigcnt one appearing on eachmonthly nes beengveimusiy esnmstedetfrom sheet. bein:-'well selected photos re- efight hundred miliion.:t_,o three hun. presenting some of the best fwones a- dred million acres. The latter _is the long the line. In large white letters latest estimrlte, and was given by on a background of scarlet, is the _ Dr. B. E. Fernow, the _recently sp- word- "Intercoloniai" and in black pointed Dean of the Faculty of Fog. letters iust over the date tahsre the estry at the University of .T°mn¢0_|words Prince Edward Island l~rnli< He is one of the best authorities oniway of Canada. Running voriir-ally forest subjects on the continent.and,on each side of the date rub :ri red for years we head of the Unmy.-1 and black lettering are iitiirig ufeiv- Statee Buraau.of Forestry, H19 “Janeen to Canada's fs'n\f.u~i trains, tin

commercially valuable timberlanddamited The calendars are sent out area, actual and potential At this for mailing in cardboard cartons with estimate the forest area of ganaqgprinted labels which announce that

All ladies’ Coats

Regular Price $7.00 to $l0.00

NOW

Regular Price $l2.00 to $I8.60

All Ladies’ Coats

Regular Price $|9.00 to $25.00

NOW $0 00

thiidren’s ar~.d_./Kisses’ (feats

Most women living in Prince Edward Is-

land know the quality, style and character of our children’s coats; so we feel it is unneces- . sary to go into detail iu- regard to cloth, etc, suflice it to say that you can get

All Chi|dren’s Coats

REGULAR virus sms ro $2.75 _

“ I-or $l.50 Each

All L`hiIdre.n’s and Misses’ i_` oats REGULAR VALUE $3.00 roi-1 25

'Por $2.35

Special Offering in Fur Muffs

Stanley Bros.

GHUUERY SATISFAG

_ Eagle Shoe

This week we.

mo airs of

American welted shoes at' 11 count of

_ _ _Regular prices

' rr ;.§.T4-4.5. 4-5° 21144 ‘E less

rg 1Q_%_)`

_ -- This is ti rare clinnc

large sized fruit from Boston

we are retailing.

at lo cents :sch _

or $l.oo per 40101.

'Q GUFF

i.S. MYER

Photographer

Telephone 192 _ Charlottetown P Elllllld

i "§f.i°‘“‘_‘.s‘.“ “iZ5.°‘°iZZ“ tom rmoriswic is

a fy Pf. ~ .¢=...=r.._..i°1= if

_ iwaiitapair. l

I ncwcrou.

and

N. B, '

Hotel ' guests

'duce throughout the Deminiom _

Sprggbggeide '_

G BO. UCB WEBNB\'.Pro' '

and tal¢e’iio_*othe'r, _ I

. ather larger estimate. He has cal-lo lculated the forest area ,or the Domin- ia ion at about 535 million acres, dl- H

' _ _ ACRES

British Columbia 182 million Han.. Bask., Alta, and,

unorganiscd territories 150 "

Ontario _ 40. " Quebec 120 " New Brunswick 75 " Nova Scotia' 5 " ` "lnexhaustible" used to be a

orite word to describe_Canada's H este. But th ri

_‘ands oli‘.selentiilc7 and business 'prin- .-ipiee. and time it _ie that the rer- estry movement is seeking to intro-

Do you know Ben? __ _ _

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:Try our Guaiacoi Einu|sion"- for

coughs, asthma, bronchitis, croup and general debillty. This ie a good preparation and quickly strengthens the whole system. There is nothing better to produce fat and build u the lungs.. We a bottle. A. W. Reci- dln, Pham. B.

'not much more than one-half of ‘HWY BF! HSM WMI the ¢0l¥lPlim¢l1¢»B

the commercial forest area of thei°f me "I“f°\`°01°l\lB| RMIWBY and United States." R.. H. Oampbell,|Prlnce Edward Island Railway of Superintendent of the Forestry ‘ fo;-i0anada," and in this connection the :he Dominion Government,»g1v¢| B word "Canada" appears conspicu<

vided as follows :-- calendars earned that the applica-

tions for them yearly grow larger.

timate. he thinks, "will cover _ f_hgfM_aritlme 'Express -rn-li the Oc-can

usly. Thousands of them are sent nnually~ to many parts of the world nd so wide a reputation have the

..____..______.. . _..._ -.._»-__-.__

_' `_ rule

._ _ if

mediately; so are offering values that _f is are positively without precedent. ,i

ss.o'o v

Quebec, Montreal and ' " ‘ - all Pointe West

l _ Canada’s Famous Trail

The Maritime

Express ry

unsurpassed in the egcill nee of its Dining Car Service and Sleeping Car Accommoda- ous. '

ii... -

For ii:xets,time tables and all la

'aiati on apply to Superintendent JE. Island Railvrev.Clier oibetowl ,l

C as FF! 9%

‘Farley Valentil es,

Comic Vale -tineil,

Post (ard Vale times

N and sple- did variety to

ILA. 'l`AN'l`0N QCD

Gre it George Street.

2-|73n\

= o 2

menv people make a mistake in buying shoddy footwear for prion ibn: wouli purchase a nice strong lealiier boot. If you want sn ex- perienced shceist to help you select your winter footwear go to Bell's where you get good value for your money. ”

Don’t wait to vote but Come

now and li .ve a look at our winter

ii. Bell,

Ta Etpiriencezl Leather lla

O arf

January 3rd, |908

At the request of a large number*

ein sairlng for support.. asit will be ll.

""°b. s rrewlia

» i i

electors of Ward Five, I have eos sented to offer as a candidate for the City \`oun`cil at the forthcoming

election, and I take this opépor- tunity of soliciting the voteso the

"'“""`*'*-*--- electors. If elected I shell to the

_ . . work in the interests of Ward Five

fading here give us a trial order and see if it is not as we say. and the City in general

Your order will be much appreciated-. mqsdtf I` L' LANE'

in-`.__.. __-_ -----

0 vo" U ON en Tslennuns Flmne 2 Qlesi.

W _ usr or RATEPAYERS For me cm/ o|=._M¢Le..d '21 Benrlo

. . I th l

ure of 800 mlliifiriipaekifsn to etlihlinqre ' " ` 'IT nan-neue me anormnwhw. f;¢°tl:iit°n:\;;si;fIr::inab(r;;:aeihows Fear; . Nmim rm ae near of Non Inoue

wealth is investigated, the Blsmorzlie "°”" ""°“

than Test

H V'

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mom, ,Muna to un that word In default forassesement due on Real Property for the year esd

ftlieTown Walet Lot and Common Lot upon which or

asset I d to d thi . l era , _ _

,,,,,,|,,|1,.° gztgzt h°,.°m,.,:¢8°';°Mf";:: _ _ _ ‘any Part thereof such assessment is ui default.

mort common ae well

one diflltuil lmublll 10

4 4 9 3

-l°h“ P- J°“» _ Hcuse and Land on Town Loi No ` '3 ist Bun 11-ov

lottetowu who have failed lo pay within the time Prescribed the As esement severalh levied up' ri their Rea' Property in said City I will make an siflicatien to His Honor the J udge of the City Court of said L itv ff 1-Ju geiiieiit against each and all of the lands above de~ scribed f. r the reapeciiye amounts so levied against them and then ua- gmid and that upnasucli Judgment being entered I will further apply .1r a Warrant fer the sale of such lands. .

Dated this 28 day of january A D 1908

ROBERT V

~ N f ~ ~ ~ » fi cmzi.

zsyqegzf: ¢hI;Tl_u_‘,?::n:°‘g? Ru: _ _ y V payi';i;ieio]'Rig; Statement of I3escrip\:uoii_ of Pro Ainount o ‘ A W I _ __ M

\ _ fault. _ . _ Q, ` . '

.lfllm C9“_”°“Y_ House and Land on Conmioii I/t 23 _ $9.1; Mlmlhy ‘nd T .y JOM G\U'S~ Home and Land rn .Town Lot 6 th iiuii -6 ----

Alex M°K°“2‘¢» House and Land on Town Lot No 52 ist Hun ii.eo The vengence of me Peter M onaghaii H°us¢ and Land in Common Lot No 23 3rd Hun 6.83 Al§Cl`lll¢.

Joseph Tore.. _ 8 d H ~ _ Scratch My Back.

Es; of \ scant Land on Town Lot 5 gr un 2.7, Picturesque smwll

. _ _ _ 1 _ _ llls First Row

cover-' Notice is hereby given that Pursuant to the Provisions of the Delirium "I a swam

_ Statue 3 Edward VII Chapter i7 Section go After 30 days Publica-

d‘:;:c§;;|'”::: tion i f the above list beings list of _the Ratepayers of the City of Char- *_*

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A i 'N ‘ ‘ _ _ _ ' -ami .\’ stein cienme. i _jf

43,,” as ,Ms wealth mu be, xt ié _ < mg gust December 1907 Containing names of all Such Defaulfers and Uma" " .__ _ for Canada to husband her resources, - the Aniouutdue frcm them respectively with ri Statment with the .e-én-.es--.-_|.-3..-,,. ' and make her forests a _permanent A Numb ‘ ' y A . f‘ fr' '

' ` _ ' _ ' ` +

£0 fhlll' gdhg Nproduuqd, that 3 `n' °‘ ' 1*" 1' xii* 'mme _innxm-e l

future supply of timber may be en-

Illust ated Sang by

Frank McDonald.

Doiysopen at

*,~._,o. ‘ ‘ »

At the request of a number ' `

____ ~ _ __ A CARD `

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perfy upon which A~se_ssnient is Asseesinentduei ._ .._.-"»~~~~ made and unpaid ' _

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' is what we ciui te give our customers- If you are :Ut “best °f my ability' °“d°“v°r.°° iii

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