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GUARDIAN

14 1906

_.Wt ==-- THE Pimviilclii tuinniiig "

I-|90d’3 Pnl; T” Oiiices in New Prowse Block-Charlotteiiiwn

:; Cell everywhere. 5 cents. "* Y A "

H J 0" 'mm R'°"'“‘”5» M L A-1 ll IU N0 person in tho Province should miie

the Viotoria.

this week s Saturday Guardian, as it will

Wrpugu MMKENZIEI of P E_ [shud be a special colored edition with specially

was in Mopqwnlui, weak ‘ inter-eetingresding, and if possible will

30 5 H F Lawnrscsc E., who ins been

'.:§‘\ ll‘\l¢`

choice at

\'¢

1015 d20

be the beet yet issued from this umm, if

9 in 1°' U19 Mit two or three d s TH" 5"°dd"d s°°°k 0°- Will 09°!! bl' B

Macc

ed improved. M NWN ;°°k HW 5h'0iJ0ra House, beginning next

Rm, J. WEBB Wm mach x oaday night. The company has b¢sn

at UI P D* ifslllldly well spoken of and presents a popular

Ki! 1la.m. Grand Vi 3 .

md Eldon 7 mn ' °“' P' m » :':g°;‘,t:‘il;°vatlpupular prices with attract-

omi Ann Mus Nrcnolsoiv, Hope Ve mn h d ml

dd ,si I7 o r ce is reported in the Ne R :Ei vMr;i‘nfgaa-1.! gliturohill the guests of straits, contrary to popular impression

- It was thought that the violent winds oi’

an C s. K rim Mas. Bm. oi st Jana s Nad °h° 1”” ““`“° ““Y“ “'°““‘ °’°" “WW "le

A 1=an'ri<ui.i\ni.v attractive musical

len mrchulonetow P EJ I t kl Heating ice. but advices from i'liB’erent

Come quick and get first Mn, Be" ,B on an ' mended” to pgints ini air heavy pack on the island

relatives but Mr. Bell ieturus immediate 5 cn'

Taurus was a fair attendance at the

market yesterday Prices of produce

mee H remained unchanged from previous

ti g to which the public is invited mm-keg hu

1 , . y per cwt selling at -15 to 40o

Boom. .:..::.:: ist: nazi: is rr -» »~~»¢

,B In h y ' r' aw ey f|”°“`l 7d t0 3l¢- Der lb Eggs have a tend

l is ._ C “W /eney downward in price bringing from

THE following members ofthe House mm 15°' par dw'

of Assembly are registered at tlieqneen _ Tiiiriiss Darn ~», son of S|r Louis ,,,,d Speaker Douglas, J. M Clarke, Ir Wood Lady Davies, has lately been sworn in as

|' f P D Bowleii, J. Agnew, Geo. Simpson il Dominion Laird Surveyor, having

SCOTCH

Can be had here at

any time. A trial will convince you of its flavor and crispness

D STEWART

BMJ Gllllllnt. passed a most creditable examination

How S' E RMU et d fr S upon which he uns highly complimented

r "me °m “m b the examiners 0 t f ld L d , , x Y u o twelve candi

me" e ‘yes Br ay wwrehe 'md Mrs dates eight only were successful Mi

Reid had gone the p i d to t

tcnil the funeral of r;d]r.o\i€eid'!lry undle, g]|;v::isn§;l;mgn pwmlnent mac” 'mmngst the late Andrew Reid. S

Tm- reiuisitlon resen ll

I ll led last. n git

H0” GE” SIMPBON WM UHBNB t atihe Council meeting by residents of

f\i1i20i\d UU \»l1B0D2DlIl|r0fl2h0 LBZISIB-Lure Ward Five nest for the extension of y¢~‘1i»€l`d“V-Owlllil l-0 his Mini! RochfortStrcet,uaa accompanied by is MHIDUIUU Mlelldlng the flllleflll °f his plan which iiiviiciites that the work if sister, Mrs Charles i‘aylor. carried out will lic a notable civic nn

Tiiic Guardian has decided to inauizur Dmvement V W H-7"d“""’ is l”°“‘l“

ently identified in the pimeci which is

ate an Employment Burenu,where all possible inforinntinn will be given 'ww "nd" '“°"s'd°"m°“ of the City regarding vacant sliuetlons and available Cmmcn’ and MS nmmd ‘mlunble cu" hunk Penang wnnmng wurk of any kind ccssions to have the work undertaken or who are looking for help of any kind IN the school room of the First Metho-

E v BaiIésPS1€:s?';§;§\’ should senil their naine and arlilress viiih dist Ciiuicli last evening, \\ith Mayor

all particulars, or call at The Guariliiin Paton in the chair Mr. Beli,ex M P of

Employment Bureau, orteléphone liila Suminerside, delivered his excellent

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Ne\\ Prowse Block Lhailottetoun tf lecture on the Old World and the New

He spoke without notes, detailing nanny

` _ points of comparison and of contrast

‘ between Great Britain and Canada as

personally observed in his travels Some points brought under review were the area of Canudu,so vast, that of the Mother

7 2: Country so circumscribed, our climate

§_£ -ij; dry rind clear' with so much sunshine 1; ‘__;»; while that of the old land is so 5; Q1; cloudy moist and often rainy the

éz gg;/E J/ parkllke beauty of England, the narrow

*<1 riff’ streams, the little lakes contrasting with

,,» e our broad valleys and plains, our mayestlc

”»»`\ rivers, our vastinland seas and towering

“" ..._ __ mountains, British agriculture so inten

sive and our own so expensive, the heavy

- burden of $5 to 10 per acre of rent

resting on the British farmer, as compar

` ed with the Canadian farmer who owns

the land he tills, the ancient and historic

cl cter d cluti f tl old

iarn an assi: ons o ie

land, stretching back 000 years to the

Norman conquest, l00iJ years to the death

_ _ of Alfred the Great and 1000 years more

to the Roman invasion, contrasting ,with

Sold Ai Prices Like These'

S etsorr liais-faiiro

wherever hats are worn-fe nowncd for their splendid vi caring, shape retaining qual ities-never less than $5 oo- here at $3 75

Good h tbiiying time,

isn t ii?

‘Hawes Hats said to be

the most popular and largely worn American Hat-won highest award and 2 gold medals at World's Fair-are here in numerous stiff and sfifr styles, black and colored, in all dimensions for any face. Never less than $3--here for $2 25

And Hawes” Hat viear

eis recommend them

Tie=s or Co’s ’celebra ed

Fnglisli Agency hats splendid value, many good styles in black only cliff and soft, light weight comfortable, great wearers. Price stamped on every liar, special quality, iornieily $2, now only $1.33.

Tress & Co. make King

Edward’s Hats-Tress Hats are good Hats.

Won’t guarantee your

size unless you come quickly --and you’ll be sorry if you dont.

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the recent dale of Canadian cities and institutions, the many dialects in the three Kingdoms, and the bet tcr English spoken i Canada Wir. Bell'~r discourse breathed n spirit off ardent patriotism throughout and was also highly optimistic hoth as regards tho Mother Country and the Dominion lie gave graphic sketches of Biitnin‘s advance in commerce industry wealth and power, and Canada’s erpanding trade, industrvand prosperity Ile sau no signs of decadence in the Britain of today, and no serious clouds obscuring her horizon He saw Canada in the future as the irranary ofthe Empire, herseiia populous nation and the prosperous and envied member ofa great imperial Federation In an eloquent peroratlon he told \\ hy he nas proud of both the old land and the new wi'h some preference for Canada, the land of his birth and still more for Prince Edward Island, the dearest spot in the Dominion His discourse was illustrated aptly by an occasional anecdote exceedingly well told or by a passage in Irish,Welsh, Yorkshire or Lowland or Highland dialect. These were admirably rendered. And mention must not he omitted of n,most interesting dialogue between thc lecturer and his guide at Chester, in which the audience distinctly heard the invisible guide talk ing from the top of thc lower to Mr. Bell. It. was a line exhibition of ventriloquism worthy ofapiofcssor of occult mystery In ii woiii Mr Ilcll was in his happiest vein and was rewarded with unriivirled attention ninl ficquent applause, also u ith iieiiiiy thanks of the audience at the close of his address

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Tasteless

Cod Liver Oil With Mali. Wild Cherry

and ‘

llpyophosphiies

is invaluable in all wasting diseases, convalesence, coughs. colds, nervous de- biiiity etc.

Recommended by Physicians

Price $i.oo per bottle.

TBI ‘funeral took plate yesterday St. Georges of Benj. McCormack of Launching, who rilcd on Sunday Inst lltel' a long and painful illness. The deoeased was a young uian of line ciiariic ter and his death at the age of lhlrty foui will be mourned wherever he vias known

AT the Opera House last night the

Waite Comedy Co. brought their seven night engagement to a close with The Winning Hand, rendered most capabiy by the popular company The fun which en sued when three candidates presented themselves as contestants lor the tive dollars offered for the honieliest man in the audience was equal to a circus. The prime fell to Hector Stewart McDonald a young man better known as “iJugald' a resident of King Street. Ho “won out” more on popularity than on merit for his oompetltors could give hiin points easily

Tusnn was not a very large attendance

at the hockey match between the Viotoriae, and Stars of Sourls last nlgiil. The game was slow and rough alithrough The score in the first lnilf was n 0 in favor of the Vlcs and in the second half they added nine more to their credit giving them the game with the total of 14 to 0 Harry Sterns of boiirs refeie d. The genie between the Diuggists and the Stars of Charlottetou ii uns fiiii llockcy free from roughness, nnil iesultcii in favor of the latter viith ii siorc of ii Loi I Reddin receiveil ir cut oici his cyc iiiid had to retire to get iuu stitches put in J McMillan, refciccii

A uoou time all round was ilio opinion

ofthe large ciouil that iittcnileii the basket and ple social at thc Consoliiiiiteil School at Hiwclbiook lust cieuing A special train left irt T o`c-lock with about 250 passengers on boaiil. Dr. Dewar pie sided most eilii-Iently as clurirnuin. The program consisted of \ocril solos by .i. Ll Haley (eucoieil), and Elmer Ritchie, ii trombone solo by A Gaudet, ii iiolin solo by Alfred Stewart (cncoicil), ii reailing by Miss Rnttriiy ieniurcii) ii cliiiiirctci sketch by Austin 'l`iiiinoi, dancing of the Highland Fling and iinothci iliincc I) Guy Scottanil Lintonsu inglngby h`.lIo i all The character sketch by Austin Tiiiiiior, and the readings by Mis.-i Iliiiuiiy, .iri- descrvlng of special niuniioii .’\i f‘rainor’s skcicli cunsi-itcil oi nine dill--i ent characters and io say lic p»i.oniii».<l each to perfection is as nnliily in ii i-an iii- put. His dellneiiiions sliniii-il iinii hi- hils the talent which gore to iniil.e xiii actor. Guy Scotts diiiiilng f Iii Highland Fling simply inou,-lil iluuii ie rouse and liiil uuni i i tlvaied the uuillvnie uiili li|~ iiiiiini swinging Prof Earle was- li .\ body knows hc's of lhc bcsi Miss iiiuinr shared the duty of ircconipanisi. After the performance thc sale of baskets put up to barter by that iniinitublc aucl ioiieoi B G Prowse, took pliicc, netting ir good sum, which goes towards paying for the new piano recently puichaseil Iiy lhc school The train li-ft for Chnrlottctou ii at 11 0'clock bringing ir iiiipny irouil which was lotli to lcinc ii Jolly good time.

DO YOU GET BILIOUS’

No remedy could be more pioiiipt and

reliable than Dr. liirniiltuns Pills i\ matter where you go you`ll hcui of thi- rund cures they mnkc \Vrii.in;,f i`ioni ttaws Mrs hi I Legere says oi eopielnclined to biliiiusncss iinil sick eadncbc I ilon't think there is 1| iciiicdy to compare with Di iiiiuii|ton's Pill I lornierly had bilious attacks abou! once ir nioirth»used Di lliimi|ton’~i Pills and obtained grand results My sioniiicli has been put in good oiilrr and my health relitly iinnrm eil. No ini ilii ini- hettcr or men, noincn or rhiliiri-n 'i‘iy Dr Iluniiltnn`i-i Pille,- 21c pci box oi iii(- boxes for *£1.00 irtnll ilruggisis

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SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES

for all makes of machines at Five Gcni per package and everything el-ie pertain ing to sewing machines at greiitly rc- iluced prices. Look for tho red S. Queen Street, Charlottetown also on south side of Water Street, Summersiils, P E I

Stylish hats for men atagrcnt saring Get a"Stetson, a“Ha\\es, ora Trcss’ before your size goes The styles nic good-most of our I-Inweshnts came in shortly before the fire, a repeat order Steisons $c.00 i’orSi.75 Hawes Sl f 32.25 ‘ 'l`ress"$2 for $1.38 -Weeks & Co.

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Read Mark Wright Furnishing

L`o’s ad--abort English oil cloth at fourteen cents a square yard

13d -il

Dr Pierce Medicines

New fresh stock of

Golden Medical is covery

Favorite Prescrip ron

Smart Weed

you in all lines of wash goods-~and have arranged a speci l display on invite you

patterns, pink with black sky .inc black, mauve and black. grey .iii black royal and black fnwii and black ~ -

A very attractive line in a (limit) siiipe

has fi small iloml pattern, and comes in giuens,blucs, pinks mid matue pattern on uhite ground c

A good a=~.oriinent of patterns 'incl col-

oiiiigs in this iicxt line, .s me small and ilai\itv~oilier‘. stronger and largii in fieslpii For exainplc

Small full bl0\\ ii rose pattern Row bail pattern Ze Geonntricrl paltern, - --

pretty ilorals most of thiin showing tire full blown rose, so popular in niiislins this season C

A vel) aiimciive little patlern,still show

egg blue, with :i -oft bunch of green,

or in a daii ty pink also showing a dash of green . . . C

-.heer daiuiv goods-some of them

daiiiiiiv siiminery and sweet, al of them .. .. 25c 27c and 28c

Pretty ini.-line mosilv in cord stiipe Black

Pale bluca ilpinl. Clianibmys in nice,

’llieiicoines an assorlinrnt of pretty Smwlh “eave C

lmmed taped(}rg"“‘g‘e5’,"°1t1"r;;dsx' Pretty Posse -another durable. soft me” and 3 ew on an pa e ' :ritiacllve fabric in niie .ind uhite

f.¢;.» -~

day tb (ir at Showing f$prmg| ash Goods

We are very anxious to have 3 ou see how well we are equ pped to serv c

io give the department a special starter \\ our second floor--to which we cordially

niuslins in generous assortment ol

qnaiiiie~., mostly lace stripes, very soft .ind dainty, IOC 12;; |4¢ |5¢ |84: 25c,27c 52C

Another particularly choice line of \\ ash

goods is this lot of inercerised 'slllced clrerL~. 'ihese are Erie grngliaiii v~e..\e~, and piescni the appearance oi 'l`aii1ol1ir¢ *-il.:-Lecp their ap- pearairce iiiicr \\ssliiiig-“ear well ami look \\i"l ~-sliepheril checks. li ir k, \\lntc.n1lc .iiiil brown. eval iiriiwii and wliiie-»iripes in coor clients oi brown. grrcn :i cl chain- HXHC 24c and 28c

E lancy I\ini_Cti Gingliaius,flini,closely

Hue °°I0"“g° 0( awry m e range D Woven fabrics, f-acellent for shirt

waist; or children ~ il e-ws, stil] cs

checks ai il broken cliciln

126 i5C and |80

ing rose design,conic~ in either roi’-in kingcot Gin hiriii ins le io siii ulalc a

rough linen \n i-‘ccillcnt uaslriirg material-:iiiila clumhle vicarcr l5¢

r»,_.. .-»=i.-_.1

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pink and wlriic. sky and vihiic . 20c

P E islands Biggest Showing of Pretty Prints

I-nliiy good print cotton, a good range of coloimgs

Helier grade, wider siock. nice patterns - - -

A ep cndid print. uric co‘ton preily pn thins, fast coloiings

Our iziiiioiis line of I nglish prints, “inch has no superiol -lt My UNCC- “ lYU“Ul‘l0\l>

sortuient of patterns, all positively fast colors-32 inches wide 1 c

Filled iiiiinediatcly

on receipt

A Fine .Art VVh1oh Beaches Perfection A

In Upholstering Also, VVe .Are Artists N'uH' Sed.-Phone '79

All oricllers ove; $62 C “quest prepai auyw ier | 1

"_"'_IELepa1rin¢ 2F‘urnitu1'o

Our I1.epa1rznen’s Hands

P 1* i

Rpairs

Furniture

i Join Ni=wsoN, to ,,

MAIL ASK FOR

oaoaizs Moore *AMP E5

Samples sent any-

ulierc on receipt of

5 bs GOOD TEA----75c

\\ c got this for Clirislmas [trade auil

s real gonil vaiiic

25 lb Big Flour--60c

This is from lbl Ai\D I ifc “lieat and

quality guarnniccil

Oilicr good \nluc-i awaiting our cus

ionrers.

Jas. Kelli' 8; (Zo. fi--*w

HNNUUNCEMENTS

Of Concerts, Soclalslin- tcrtniniiierits, etc., of n money making nature.

Pleasant Pellets

e Two Mace

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Cor. GrtP(§£P:dlsl1gnt Qin

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Auslia _uiiirv

5 cents ii line (oi 6 words)

STILL 0 FORGING AHEAD

TCBCYVQS 011 H

3 I-2 per ceni Standard

For plans in this "Prosperous" Co. see

inanuaeuununevuanqnonunyigqynunnsa

I The Sun Life of Canada has just placed all of its

beside! laying aside $56i,252 to surplus account which account now imiounisio$i,735,698.5i).

- IE. E. EFKCVV.

uh FRESH and SALT FISH Charlottetown. Manager for P. E. Island.

w 176 Atlantic Avenue, Boston. rg mwf iyi

'~~ Si'27‘.i'.lll'§“ii."r'i.'l‘.ii‘7.ii.'°"i5i"‘..1spi mm.. .

Nov laniwi tvwlm

for iiist insertion, iinii 1% ccnis a line for each continiinticn. Churches

I n_n<i charitable institu-

tions hiiii’ rates. Mini- imiin price 15 cents.

, i’.lai~l< ivne annoirnrc-

i-ll. ii.-~..i,~ iluiiiiie mics. 1-1-_li initus. Marriages and

I);-riihs FREE but verses

with <lc-aihn some rare ii.-i --lil.

.iimve.

. CARDS OF THANKS

live cents per line when

l inserted in locale, and

oiliei-wise at regular ad-

vertising rates

THB UUAVDIAN, l

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