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GUARDIAN JANUARY 24, x9o6 ‘ _

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Repairing

always

has been a

Is it always fastor slow? Neve,- quite on time? Perhaps the watch is capable of very sowi- n.e running, but it is not in perfect order. You know the tiny mechanism of it watch ah- solntely demands that each of

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Murdock McKinnon M. L. A., Mon were in the city yesterday afternoon

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THE Pliillllillil B iillilillll

Offices in New Prowse Bloc

Charlottetown.

ALI! MARTIN, M. P., Valieyilelo

“I

Bhd

"8" yesterday afternoon in connection with

hobby of ours, to do the

Best Work, possible. `

the d izens nt’ little pam_ springs. wheels_jewels, ¢-t¢_¢,e )“!l~ "Kill, 0|' goal timing is out of the question.

VY- it iVELlNER~ Sosa... ¢a§§>

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x 1.313! ACE! E

a 'NVITIID

If you wish the best in photo

graphy, finished on the new spec ializei mounts, (the very latest novelty.)

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'VI I'.'I.‘ Qfgft _ STUDIO.

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After a Heavy Cold

You feel out of spirits, nervous, no ap- petite. no ambition, or energy and all tired out.

HUGHES’

DIGESTIVE TONIC,

nourishes and strengthens the nerves,

imlproves the nplpetite and -digestion an gives tone an vigor to the. whole system.

Price 25c a hottie.

GEO. E. HUGHES.

Apothecaries Hall. -

Snappy Styles". ' of

Solid Footwear

Ladies ! Here is your chance, one

f week only. Skating Boots at cost. ' ' Box Calf Boots. neat, up-to-date Cheap any time at £2.25 now Ingo, all sizes. l_ii¢lies’ Oil Pebble, regular $1.75 now $1.35. These boots arrived a few days ngo,a little latu of course, but they are yours at the above price. Sie them anyway.

E. McEACHEN.

'l‘lto Shot! Mltii.

Are You

Satisfied

with pliouqiiiillty of lyiiiéii-mifaii 35 i '- > re ii . . o ...~o...» » _ liiiit. 'i'tl"i"“" °*_2‘,.:ii.i:ii::i lifLlHA2:li1} ANI) NANlll5RNB i.,`t)l<~ i»`l<)l~l it will nay you its wall as satf ialy ycii to ilo so.

llllrftilt (built lilnltila) |'ci1\lln fot'

- 2i<=|»ci~ in our curio.. iwnioii wo

|:|'l|ill im you witlit lt! l*ei..iillri for I1: poi-,ii»_, all or with-it we innrorb direct; \vhicli oii.-uiios tlioin being iui~o and iiotiuixed. And you Koi. lt as wo vit it.

(‘.n'l at oiii‘st.ni~c or phono us and

wo will toll you ali about lt.

McKENNA'S Grocery, Ph°»=° } i5‘;".Z.‘i.'¢.’!'fi‘..‘L‘?’i&”3““

nnnaaaaanae-va*

REMOVAL SALE

All lines of Men's. Wornen‘. BOYS'

TIF..

and Chi1dren’s Boots:

Shoes, Slippers, etc., at

special low prices l»c-

fore moving to new

store on north side of

the Square.

SPRAGUE. & ‘ C0~

' I0 115. Sal _ wants’ f In sunrlsy, and on Thursday they w

Phone 86°' proceed to Boston, where, at Salvatl

rmy heitdquarbers, they will be eni- loyed fox-awhile. Toe aervices of Su ay, conducted by the retiring enslg

When youtwe1llto¢hiedl!oreWll ww; held at ll n. m., and at3 and 8 p. in.

ll'

roi t iioiutn __

give

25 p. c. off Skating Boots

This is an opportun-

ity you should not miss if in need of a pair.

We are also showing

in our window this week, won‘len’s fine shoes, light soles with patent and kid tips.

_lust the thing for

house wear and under rubbers and overshoes

at pcr cent discount.

Alley & Co.

FLOUR

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best brands of Flour on hand which we '1 are selling at very reasorablc prices. "

We have the leading brands put up in T

pound bags. |

As a high-grade Flour suitable for all U

“ROYAL STUART" bralld.

Bccr & Goff.

h l

F ie

u cl

c ii

o S

from

Rcddin Bros

h I.

. A iF YOU ONLY KNEW _ V

old adage, “There ia a o time lik me present." and no inaaraiie.

barrels, half barrels, 25, 5o and loo ,ol

Oven. eighty people accompanied

Anzcsrvr visitor to Sturgeon sch

sands The Guardian it very euiogistic account ofthe work being done there

the teacher P. Dunn.

-- The Squelching of Squlnch” will well worth reading-don‘t miss it in The Guardian of Saturday next.

the

Victoria Hockey Team to Bummarside yesterday afternoon. They returned

this morning.

early °

DIY be

Tarun will he a meeting of the Exaeu~

lst Ass Jciation nt B o'clock this evening the C. B. C. Shorthand Rooms, Bank Nova Scotia Building.

tive of the P E I. Developinentand Tour-

In of

Tioirnrs are now being sold at Hazel-

Tan speoiallyintei-eating short sl ..

brook Station on the Murray Ha

rbor

ilwny. The tlrst tloket was purchased

hy Miss May Smith, Pownal. Georg W0od is tha station agent.

'l‘i~iit premises of James Callaizh

Siviisivnirrioss should tis sent

t once for the special Saturday iseu

The Guardian as it is quite frequan impossible to supply back nurube Uiiiy fifty cents a year or twenty-ll cents for six months.

lor December 1001 has nn excell artnon of \\ li Newsome, Toron the uln IL

pop irepresaiitativeo C S Bros visible typewriter, seated

whip and reins in hand behind a g typewriter drawn by ‘the runn horses.

Tiinitn entered into rest, on Jun. da Collins, only daughter' of the

lchard Collins, Sturgeon and wife

an,

Bayfield St were searched by the Police Officers Monday afternoon A cask beerfound in the stable and a qu found in the house were seized.-Exam.

of art

in of tly

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ent. W. ith ith iitnt ing

tn w

15th, into

illinm Seucabaugh, of Murray Harbor

orth, aned 27 years. She has left heh ier a husband, three children and n large

role of relatives and fi-lands to ni

other, and i\ frinnd ever true

m . quiet, kindly disposition and unaesum

ind

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'i`i~ii: cover ofthe Canadian Stenograplier

7 d

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at _ -' '

A R W N l ol

the loss of it faithful wife, a devoted

Her ing

iety in life, make her death deeply

D regretted by all who knew har. Th loss is her inilnitc gain.

Tim Sydney Post has the following

Siiiii Doyle, fornicrly of the Ahegweita,lln on account of a recent hockey inat between the Champion Nationals a Glace Bay. “Doyle at centre was t fiistest niuii on thc icc; he was iieic, the iiiiil everywhere, bri-nkiiig up any atteni which the G. B`sniade at coiublnatl

lic‘hardcst checking of thc season

on about this tiiue, ull legitimate, ho over." \Vhi\t n team Cliarlntwto ould produce ifits nid players such Williams. Cushing, Gr:-gory, Doy Music atalc-ould bo brought together into one septettc.

As Monday was Violet Day tho Dau

rs of the Empire were ent-ertnined the Regent, Mrs. James Warburton. Bouquets of violets were presented the hostess to .each member and t rogram included the reading of a pap written by Miss Laura Young at the

We have a well assorted stock of the \"eq\10Hi»0f the Vl¢i-Drill I»°l\ll“0 0! BOM

nd reall before this Society in Huntin on ilalilast. winter. 'i‘he paper gare lost interesting and graphic account sr experience at Oxford Unlversl y iss Young has recently been honoured iy an iiwltatlon to lecture at Oxford ulversity on "The Woman's Unlversl

P“fP°9°5 We 5P¢°l‘il|Y f¢C°’1”“°"d °“\' Sattlenieiit"`in which sho is now enga

eld Wednesday evening the 17th inst, he residence of Mrs. L. E. Fermi rcnoh ltivcr. The best of order and good cling prevailed. Dancing was kept ntil the “wee snin hours." The high oss music furnished hy Prof. Dempsey

H d and R. McLellan of Indian River

A ontributed largely to the success of the

fliili, as did also the singing of Misses

P .lean Howatt and Laura McLellan and A.

.\icI.ell»\n, who literally brought the

house down by their rendering of several

Scotch soaks. A very happy and pleasant

vening camo to aclose by singing God

ave the King, all present voting Mrs. Ferguson an ideal hostess.-Com.

A itnuniwi' Fall River Mass. exohu

its iiii extended notlco of`tho farew ondoreil to Ensign Squarabrlggl, second

Gil'

oh nd he

l`B` pt

Olin as W. wn as le,

ght- br

by he

el'

on g. a of t .

ged.

A vniiir enjoyable dance and social was

at ni

“P

nge

ell

brl cit It says

son of Capt. Sqiiure BRS. Y- in part:-Enslgn W. H. Bquarebriggs and ife paid their farewell, formally, to the

vation Army uorpa of this city

i to burn down lvl 60015 1 h barg of the storm, t

glean inanle until tlllweek N €s}?,,l;fngla Bdiililng she day were ia (ore, but |,,\-go, and the evening attendance w

when is D¢§U‘0yCd large Indeed, the citadel auditorium bel

vga aretoo late. Remember th llllrd- _

1_t-_--

on ill on

n. Us

he lr as “K

UU °“"- ni i an tim mi wins-miikssnew

HJ. r?;l£ .-ici: liiooflfshariienn thu »oi>;iil:“dl“d ReDY%I¢\\ ll! k h lthyman women an o

"*“*‘“°” 9“°b°°' Tisouiailniini hollis A w twin

a-in sit 2868

ugm- .'M.”>,,,.~ "' Pham B.,- Sunnyside. I ' l

ren ln i.

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A and .by an ti..

Cllowllles are in such demand. lt P

C d ‘s wholesome if made from pure ingredients; that is why WlllIe'S an y i _ ‘

P t n in dainty pound and half pound

_ 4

leading confectioners.

NAMRNHHMNWI

*I;.‘U.Fowcal. Bedcqae, some to the alty yesterday afternoon.

Blalunasa the Grand Social and Dance

`tn I-bo. A. 0. _ H.~lnll maluhts Tickets lifty centn. -

W. ll. Uuarrs, B. A.;Vloe Principal

West Kent School has resigned to take the position of teaelier in his home school at Milton.

Tul largest hog of the season was

hmtllbt in the city yesterday by John Morris, Covehand. It weighed 741 lbs and was sold to J. H. Myrlclr &: Co.

W. W. Mcinnis, city, representing

Manton A: Russell, fresh and salt tlah dealers, Boston, was a passenger east

the business of the firni.

A arlotai. train. for the accommodation f those who wish to attend the Bnrns` Concert, will leave Vernon River Bridge on Thursday evening January 25th, at il. p. m.- stopping at Mill View, Mi.. Albion, and Hillsboro returning after the concert. Single Brat-class return fare.

THE dollaniyou want are knocking at

your door. The people you seek are proliablyraadlng The Guardian at this very mlnute.The_iob you wanr. is waiting for-you. The man who wants you ex~ pects to find you in the e‘nssitled columns of The Guardian. Don’t. hide away from the dollars at your door. Come out anil gather them In. One little Guardian classified nd will do it.

AT the retrular monthly meeting of

Court Westmoreland, No. U05, iii Crapaud Monday night ohlcein were in- stalled by W. W. Cameron, G. W. P ae iollows:~-C. R.-W. J. Newsome; V. C.- li. J. Myers; R. S.-ll. R. Raid; D. F. S.- D. S. McQuarrIe; Orator-Jos. McDonald; C. P.-Dr. Houston; S. W.-C. McDonald; .lr. W.-A. Ctiniemn; Sr. B.-C. Wright; r. B.-Hy. Smith; O. D.-G. W. W. Oainaron. `

WHAT l'l` MEANS T0 YOU.

Few People Realize the Importance of Good Digestion Until it is Lost.

Many people suil`or from dyspcpsia and onot know it. They feel mean, out oi sorts, peevish, do not sleep well, do not have a good keen appetite, do not have the inclination and energy for physical or mental work they onccliud, but at the same time do not feel any particular pain or distress in the stomach. Yet. oil this is the result of pour digestion, an iusid- ious form of Dyspepsla which can only be cured by a remedy specially intended to cure it and make the digestive organs act naturally, and properly digest the foerl eaten. Bitters, after dinner pills and nerve wnics will never help the trouble; they don't reach it. The new medical dis- covery does. It is culled Sluart‘s Dyspep- ala Tablets and is n specific for dyspepsla and indignation. It cures because it thoroughly digests all wholesome food taken into the stoninoh, whether the stomach ls in good working orrlcr oi- not-. Stunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets, by digest~ ing the food, 'instead of iuaking thc worn out stomach do all the woi'k,gives it a much needed rest and ri cure of dyspopsla is the natural result.

When you are nervous, run flown and

sleepless, <lon't make the couinioii rnis~ take of supposing your noi-vous systeiii needs treatment and illi your stomach with powerful iiervc tonics which makes you feel good for ii little while only tolfall back further thou ever.

Your nerves are all right but they are

starved, they want. food.

Nourlsh them with wholesome cveiy-

day food aiiil pieulyof il., well d|gostei', and you can Iaugii ui. iierve tonic, and

medicines.

But the uri-ves will not he nourished

from a weak, abused stomach, but wlieii tho digestion has been marie perfect by the use of this remedy all nervous .~iymp» toms disappear.

Who ever heard of it man or womnii

blessed with ii vigorous digestion and good appetite being troubled with tlielr

nerves?

Good digestion uieuns a strong nervous

system, abuiiiliiiice of energy, and clip-

acity to enjoy the good things of life.

Stuai-t's Dyspepsia Tablets will certain- ly set your stomach and digestive organs right, they can't help but do it Irscauaa they nourish the body by digesting thc

food eaten, ond rest the stomach.

You get nourlsliiuciit and rest at one

and the same time, and thiit is all thc woru out dyspeptic needs to build hiui up and give new life to every organ mid an _ added zest to every pleasure.

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are s goii send to the army oi men and women with weak stomachs and nci-vcs iiiiil justly merits tho claiiii of being one of the niost worthy medical discoveries oi

the time.

Paton8c Cds Clothing Dcpartruentls

isteil for to iluy‘s illscouiit race. 25`Z,l.o o|i` all clothing. Jas. Paton dx Co.

ildtf.

i sl

Black. hiue, brown, grren and

gray-plains and fancies in the asortmrnt of 5o cent dress goods worth up to 98 cents, at Stanley Bros. 24d ai

‘ Worth Reading i

Not how (.‘l{lt2APLY but how

BATlBl"A(7'|`()ltlL\' elll I be flttml

with Kliuaiod

TH 'FS tho QHIGBTIUN which

eve 'l`ll0Uu '|‘l|`Uh “arson I-l LD ask. Cheap or ill ttiill

CAUHIC oi-o strain

they ltl'Il.lll?V . lt token és Calllilf I-L and AC- ELY fit irlsaaoa. Timo In

LUAlJi.li¢ ami cannot rightful?

bcldvan furiiot-lilnk. Tho XAU ~ ltiiii tents which we nialie take 'l' ME. for which we a lt PAIN rom noralioii We |¢l\'o you the liltltzit PUl:irlll!Ll\2 iinrvlco iiiul ani CON 'LANTLY on l/he nlart to l\‘¥vR'l` ER improve oatr facll tina.

a therefore do N0 testo es

f l HW

'.?éé})':lJc.:ll‘l.lt!'i€ust2ma'rh-otiriliii-ta an

WZ l.|?ritAs thou Intoroatod to acc

bout their area.

HUICIIESON

\ Optlelan.

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MEET ME A'l` THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE.

SOME SPECIAL VALUES IN

DRESS GOODS;

At Stanley Bros. .

ooior "1

RECORDS

»'l.»-"'Rf"\F

The verv Latzst always

in stork- Ii there is ony

special record you require

we will get it in Short

time. When you buy

‘Edison Gold Moulded Records

Too Heavy a Stock

Necessitates Speedy Reduction

We have picked out a lot of Black Gomds, Tweed Mixtures and Colored Fancies in

medium and heavy weights worth up to 98c and have marked them all at the one

50c pcr yard

THIS IS A BARGAIN TliA’l

SHOULD BE SN APPED UP AT ONCE

Hundreds of yards here at a price lower

low price

than they were manufactured for. Good

Colors, Good \/Veight, Good Assortment, Good Qualities and the price only

5oc per yard.

STANLEY BROS.

If you cannot come yourself,- Send for Samples.

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V cANNF.o “'**g3»,;;,-_ W

GOO I )S Tomlvrngt,

SAl MON

Now o\' AT E.£L].WE]3IIEC)]N` ti! G33

Prices cut il;-cp fur cash

; , f /

1l\§'7E”§ ft I iq

Shih

lVlen’s Working' Shirtsi

Here you can get the best-fitting and most ci miortable

shirt on the market.

Prices that will astonisli you. l Try one of the “Big Shirts,” plenty of room and good. `

S. il. M |]ilNlll|]_f

P. E. Island's Greatest Clothing House. ,

5% 5 L. | i

CHOOSE THE BEST

The Tobacco Epicure who does not use the'

HICKEY TWIST. PEARL OK RUBY i

m lliusliiever dorlrod tl at rcal enloymeii which ls his. They are the gems nf the I °i‘i'fvi'i` our iaixrunm in 1 AND ii room: 'i'iNB. l

H'<os_sx._.__.& Q

SALE 5 foil '25C. V

‘ iihziiis? lfiiot coll and

you buy the latest and

if lJCSl

‘Red iced Price

on flat records. Bal

§-'ta-'tv-Jer WM S

'b"‘Rr *D- Rf

of our sto/:lt now being

sold at very low rate.

Call and inspect

miller, Bros..

§TEsTiiiQNiAL

i~i."i'..w.i_ .ilnw i. isis.

'i'nt.<'i.i~» .-.-.»iir_v unit i it-...»i..i.i in. omni. |..~»nii.~ win. i-i...n.....ti.- ...nit in inc not and i .~....i.1 ...it whit. i it-ini .ni nw installs .instant torus.. low.. ...ni .-,vt-i-_\'ii.i..t»i .-...ini |.¢~»-1-or ,.....i|..»ii.i.\t~li.i .nt .my Lf.-...., i .-..i|'-=....i in- ns...-t~iy. i.-<>..o1|..ini in i.-,V i».»..i, ii..|..ii|.... ninlin iln-oo week.. i w.i~ .~,.»|n|.i.-rely 1-an-il. it in new twnyt-.ii-. ..-in<-.- i \_.-..\ .-...~.».i ..'q.ki..,; ..\.»_..\ii.i..as oi »\-.-.ii.n.-i- win. .... ~- rf.. .ig my roi-...oi-ii-oiinic. \\'°..|a ...it-1... ,mi ...rica-rs t¢o:i-y the Pi-oiossor limi you will not try in i \'ll ll.

1 sm niosi i-o.<|]»<=.-iriiiii'

im iiii' itici-xii. i:i."i'own_ in i-1. i_.i.nni.

, P.-or. iinmiimii has his imuiin on iitarny _ st. liaison.. in-.-.ir unorgo and uiicoii.

y iilldlitwnirzi

NOTICE

'r|.¢....n.i.ii u¢..s.-.iiuwiitic .-r ii... in-, itnirinrs or ti... isinini citiutiinn i~..i.i..~.i..,; t'0...p....y win no item in tho nan.-o or ii... un... ‘ >|i.\y,now ilrmvso aio.-it, uit...-not aww... on I lvuanosdsy, .im..i...~y :i|»¢.iii»o_..t »< trainer. v-.nt , iii' oitiiizit oi-' i»iiii~:c'i'oi:»'.

l llldfd

i CARBON

;PiAr|No

Do you know what that

see the .sample :it our studio.

Gziuvin. Gentle. Xt C0.

l’llOTL)GRAl’iiliit:>,

J. A. S. BAYER, Pros.

k See our show window for prices. j;

A Happy New Year to Everybody.

We take this opportunity of thanking

you our patrons for your liberal patron- age in the past year and we extend to you our best wishes that you may enjoy. a happy and prdsperous New Year. May 1906 come to you laden with evcry thing that goes to nialte life worth living. and we .sincerely liopc to have n continuation oi your patronage iluriiig the year ioo5.

ili‘l)0NAl.i) & PERRY,

. The Nnbby 'I‘ailor_~:,

Great Gt orge Street.

v‘r'~_- _¢\'~;'- ...Wt

Synopsis of Canadian N-nth-Wcsl Homestead

Regulations.

ANY t-\'|-.ii nllliibcrivl section of llniiilitloii

lstiiilu lu l\lul\|'.ulin nr tho Nortli-wruil.

l’i'o\'l|ir-ov, cx<'o|\lln R rtnil ‘.’li. not |v.‘r=oi'\'0<l may la: hoiiicsteatlodz by any person who is ‘hc solo hood of .I f»\i||il)'. or ltliy litltlo 0\'or lil vom. of acc. to the axiom, of oiic-quarwi~ iolrtluiiofllll1iui'\e>\, mort: or lexus. iam.; n.fiym»i.....|.. ,iiiwoiiliiiy sr nm iw. liiiiil 0 |cu|1\rtli\:|lislrl1't lli which thu land is siiiiiitc. or if the l|i»iiim.li\aili~r desires. ha

The iioiiienii-ndi-r is rt-.|iilre<| lo perform the

~.|.fiivi....~ .~.m..»-mail ihnruwilli undoi- one ol tho followiiiir rvlniisz

(l) Al leur! all lim ithn rcsltlvrirn llpnli land

ciilllvntioiiultlialiiuiiiuciwli year for three yearn

lil) lilho fullior lor ll\ull\ol‘. ll the father la

tieeciiai-tl] of iliu liiiiiio~li-iiilcr maiden tipovltl lnriii int in vicinity of tho lriml entered for tho ri-_r|iilrcriimits ns lo rcsliloiico may bo misnai hy .-nm. pencil msldiiig with the fiuthor or uiotlicr.

3| lftlin .uitllcr has his pcrriiaiieiir, roaldonou

upon fviruiiiif lai-il uwnorl hy iiiiii iii the v clnllylnr li ii lmnio-lnml tho mquirenientai auto realrlom-oviniy bc uitlnrlod by residence upon tho said lain .

Six months' notleo in writing shonidnz

given lo the t‘ominl»o~lcmir of Doin nioii ha

at Ottawa of lnunitloii to apply for patent. '

w. iv conv. _

dn ilonnty of um Minister ol the lnioelb

Ill

MOULDED