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112202 THE MORNING GUARDIAN., |P<'¢="`=»‘»=l

. ;f,=,}_§I-},,!,2,‘{,”,';,‘,‘;,:*' -MONDAY MoRN1No-- ' oi-1ARLo1'rE'r0wN,P. E. 1., JANUARY 11, 1904. -MONDAY M0RN1Ni0-' { 1~...i‘}.’i%’..‘i.‘l..°.?‘é‘.f.§i-”.°.-§i.‘".'{’.';.....

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l`letal

e Polish

Does the best work with

the least labor. Its certainly

the best silver and brass

polish on the market.

10 and 250 a tin at

ELLIS’

- diarlottetowu Box [17

_ 5r.=Wood’s ‘

Norway Pino Syrup

‘ larea Qeagha, Della, Drerkltlo,

learaaaeae, Group, Aa na, Pall or 'llglitoeaa la lib Ghost, Ito. t tickling in the throat ls

and aoethipmnaud heh!-

E. B p ri;-and,

gardener, wr s:-

attaok ol sore

ess In the cheat. Some

times w wanted to cough and could not I would almost choke to deetli. My wife t me a bottle of Dil. WO0D’S

l0R“Y Pllll SYRUP, tolmy

€ .

prise I i d openly wo not he witillgut i il t :gat l_l.00 0 bot- tle and I can recommend it lo everyolll

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A QARD.

lliaa Josephine Smith desires to thank her

numerous patrons for the liberal p=tr0v\sge er- tended to her during the past season, and wishes to announce that her classes in dancing will re-open Vionday evening Oct.

rath in Biuallw0od’s Hall. Persons wishing to arrange for evenings should write or cal at ence.

H1881. SMITH.

ice sé"§Ei "iight 151

18 tu, lrl,tf

llolior'e llookey Skates Boker-'a llookey Skates B0ker’o llookoy Skates

Whelply llookey Skates Spring Skates all olzee

llookey Stlolta from 1 5 Shin Paolo Simon W

Stoves and

Walker’s Corner

Dec. I2, 1903.

-=, »

Arena

Dominion Royal Banaillan

oento

. Crabbe,

1 ‘adopted to allow oi tho taking out

THE NEW SAVINGS BANK.

lagllleelhlnlldlhg ie lense the lrltlal feet Oleo lavinga Bank ia Lon- iol-Coat l8ll,000-

The new Pcatomce Savings Bunk,

litlxated lt the rear oi Olympia, neu Addison road station, London, ssya Lloyd'a Weekly Newspaper, is a mag- nilcent building. It covers an area oi e. little over four, acres, and cost lust over ‘£270,000 to build, tho ground having boon acquired for £45,000. The front. oi tho building lacel Blythe road, the mein entrnncc being in the inrin of three arches leading into e. quadrangle. The style ia that of the Renaissance, and the materials used sro Portland stone and red brick. On each side ot tho archel, which are almost entirely oi

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Ak 3:2. 1- `}l- fl' _.Ex-.`r-,_-f\ ‘1-\~'»"‘."‘/‘i. -11,4 1 -~ .ff '=f;f;'».a1.,

= ‘ ~ 1`f:>~>if"*f-1-iii . "-i y"l~@!.“ -' * _ Cn.-a N E§p+flli!';¥1‘~1<i_,@ 1 I 11.11.15, -- '1 is.if"""”*"“1‘*'lT.-‘;»;;f.» T1 ,. ,et _ ._ .-.1

'-ns

‘TY rig’ all }§_ 1,`__,_€""

'ins New sivixos 1:/mx. stone, in e. domed tower, and between these towers is n cnmpanilo which. with s big clock-1.10.., wui be iiiumi- nated at night. The building, wiU accommodate 4,000 persons, and there are three mein rooms, each 850 leet long and~B0 ieet wide. Every- thing is right up-to-date in the way oi appliances, the kitchens, dining- rooms, cloak rooms, dey and recrea- tion rooms being on the upper iloors. On the ground iioor ncconr modetlon is provided for ii. thousand bicycles, an ingenious system being

oi any one machine without disturb- Ing the others. Tho erection of the new premises has taken close upon tour years, the King having laid the

loundeti0n~stone on Midsummer day, ‘$99. M

A Failure.

“So you don’t believe in the mind

cure?"

"N0."

“Dld you ever try it?"

' gown."-Denver News.

yirftj-I1 _ T' , - -' :f _ 'é "1 4 5 _ ' -. '

"Well, I once tried to convince my

§ wlfc that sho dldn't really wont a new

HALE HE ALTH---LONG LIFE 1_.::|:;;._._.:.h;.l.;;

and a New Year .1 11.... wi.. ......

to PARKS PER-

go téiefnany policy-holders,[f1-iends.'and agents in Prince Edward ls- FECT EMULSION an o 1

whenever they feel

The Mutual Life of New York

they would be the better of food-tonic.

is the fervent wish of the Company.

Mr. Jacob S. Johnson is Manager for the Maritime Provinces. at

Halifax. Our Mutual friend Mr. John Mcliachern. Charlottetown

has been for many years its faithful representative and city agent.

otu th satwxyr

‘ a f

lnsursiiceiii Net Dividends Divl- ea oi Death Year fvrcelkc Premium io Pelicy ass-ii icons. omni .lin

Holders peiidlfure ation

plariuiiaiiturefrs 19,707,418 i 045 498 ali 549

(`o‘v

.ilsl Income, Holders to Stock Over Ex- corpor-

mvr I Lie 11.640585 i 'avviwo N11 ' “#150 271769 ,$231 1 7

MutualLii’eolCanuila 34,153,754 I 1,111,897 77843 Mutual 653.791 341,049 13.]

strates clearly the SUN LIFE OF CANADA is leader in the front ranks.

_ To be safe always insure with a representative of the above Company

as it is prosperous and progressive and its agent.. are positively reliable. Foi

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ana s , r ,im 2 z, 7 I 5, _ _ sus Liie alumna. i1,ios,§sz z,i‘o`i,ois “isofiso °is.ilii "i,i.`1‘zf9°?o|"5`1¥'f¢‘i§ {§l,’5

new 600063 174 5 1881

A tew ngures compiled troxn the Government blue book, w ic e`1non-

A Few Comparisons THANKS

To our regular customers and the many new ones who helped inake our Xmas trade such asuccess iii nur new stand. We hope next year to have even a much larger stock and we will still stick to our old motto “Good new

Goods Low Prices.”

'° ` ..._ -M|l|=IwlI’SBvukslnre

Special Agent, Manager, -

Charlottetown. P. E. Island. Sunnyside'

L l ' . K 1

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List of Ratepayers for the City of Charlottetown. In default for assessment due on Real Property lor the year ending 31st December, 1903, containing names 0

all such defaulters, and the amount due from them respectively, with a statement with the number of the Town Water Lot and Common Lot upon which or any part thereof such Assessment is in default.

Amount of Assessment due

Name of Rate Payer in Statement of Description of Property `

and unpaid.

Default. i upon which Assestment is made.

Coyle, Philip, Senr. Brick house and land on Town Lot N0. 53, Second hundred. $25.67 Gardiner, Fredk. Est. of late House and land on Common Lot N0. 32. 4.67 Mugford. William G. Houses and land on Common Lot No. 22 4.08

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the Provisions of the Statue 51 Victoria, Cap, 12, Section 91, alter

30 days publication of the abc .re list being a list ofthe ratepayers ofthe City of Charlottetown who have failed to pay within the time prescribed the Assessment severally levied upon their Real Property in said City, I will make an application to His Honor the Stipendiary Magistrate of said City for judgment against each and all of the lands above described for the respect’vP amount so levied against them and then unpaid, and that upon such i judgment being* duly entered, I will further apply for a warrant for the sale of such lands.

1 Dated this 22nd day of December, A. D, 1903.

" R B *RT VANlDF.RSTlNl`

O L

City Collector

22 il im

dnglo American Teegraph -$30., Montreal, dun. 5, $500 by éiliharlcttctown papers. <compe"i1ii;c

competitors.--li. hiidkwi’ dr 00..

The above telegram came to hand late last evening. It means that we must go one better than

the others, it means we must out our prices right square in two. S0 here goes for the biggest mark

down sale in the istory of P. E. I. Everything in our store will be sold at one half price, till further

notice (with exception of a. few lines that we are under agreement with the makers not to out). N0

me Q? iid

gk :es

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” p1i°ic1;~3:.1;1,,»~1.11f11ipi~1§,»au;1§.ii all

Sé@E’°% tlfé

deilnite time as to how long sale will continue, may be called oil’ any day. So come at once.

Cliildrcn’s Suits. Mc11’s Raglan Uvcrcoats Neckwear.

$1.50 for 750 2.00 “ $1.00 2,25 “ 1.13 4,00 “ 2.00 5:00 “ 2.50 6.00 “ 3.00

llicii’s Suits.

7.00 “ 8300 “ 9.00

` 10.00 “ 5.00

1*; ““ 5250 13.00 6.50

15.0° 705°

_ 18.00 9.00

20.00 - _ 10.00

_ 2500 12.50

3.50 4.00 ` 4.50

$8.00 for

9.00 il 10.00 12.00 14_00 16.00 18 oo 20.00 24.00 25.00

.$.00

10.00 12.00 12.50

Boys’ Raglan Ovcrcoats

2.00 2.50 3.00 3-75 4.00 5.00 6.00

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4.00 5.00 6,00

‘A 7-5°

8.00 10.00 ~ 12.00

1 . . l .f ' .#51115

$4.00

4.50 5.00 6.00 7.00

9.00

250 for

ii 400

1 6oc "

linen Collars.

20c “

A Fancy Shirts. '

1.00 for 1.25 “

‘ 1.35 “

150 “ 75c White shirts half price, all loves half price, underwear

, _ 500

, 68c

_golf price.

130 180

“ 200

300

IOC

630

price, caps halt price, sweaters half price. all Camp-

bel1’s high class tailor made suits half price.

Terms spot ea,eh. Sale will be continued only a.

hort time.

Sale, opens at ten sharp this morning. `

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cDONALD,

f » P. E. ls|and’s Greatest Clothing House.

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Also $8000 worth of cloth in tweede,

iworsteds and serges at half price. lVIen's hats 'half