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_ _ 'A ard chill pain r ngbtnaeneae, l ‘ breaching." lfthla should be yonreapertuiea

w r _*"4 fl" Your doctor. it may be poeamsalal

_ _- ~ - odseioryouiaellwoaldjipooe risky. lfyruar

A ‘,|,,y;,,g,,,,,,“;,,,,u doctor cannot coma at once, give Ayer’a

' hninhv r hkaqahui. CDGI17 Pectoral. When he comer, tell him

. a ° - ' - lnflrclnan. llaetly what you have done. - ~ 00-.

._ ,css

` Community SilverChild’s Set

would lit in _very nicely.

Each set in a nice satin

lined case. ‘ r

vv. rvvEi._i_|\iz|=e,

J' "

For a Chi|d’s Birhay `

_ l

Jeweler.

Fora real gona pho- `tograph try C06k'S Studio,

New DesBrisay BIOck,

The Studio Vl’h ---o B by 1; A|,,",, Weiwma

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“IIUGIIES”

Cascara Pills

are a reliable and effective remedy for Bicious /\'r'rAci<s, Swcoisu LIVER, Sick linaoacnizs, Coiv-l s'rii>A'rioN and all deranqements arising from aw disordered stomach.

Price’ 25c per box.

GEO. E. HUGHES,

' Aletherearies Hall i___.__

'~ EVERY DAY

is bargain day now at our store. You can buy shoes cheaper now than at any 'other time. Our prices are lower than others for same class of goods, It will certainly pay you to see_o1.ir stock before you l’ll7~ _ We carry the largest stock of ladies' shoes at $2.00 and 52,50 apsir in town. just as good as Hosta! ¢3.oo_a pair. Try us fm- your next pair. ‘

A. i-:. __r»_i__¢r_,_Acui:Na

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COAL

Reserve Run Mine, r nverness Rcund,

Hrd Chestnut All inshed clean

and dry at liao. E. l=ull’s lioal Yard

isdtf

t_ill.!’.li'.'..§l'°

Eagle Shoo

This week we offer -

ioo` pairs. of men’s American' Goodyear `welted‘shees ata dis- ' count of

- it-20 p e Regular prices are '$» +25, 4-5° an<l4-'/5

--as gf;

20 p c' _ / This is a rare chance , up get 9, first class shoe U at a very -low price. ;“ Goins quick if_ you

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S-re.-::..a: °

Big

Bargains

of at Alley-`s io

Footwear

30pt

Discount

The big sale of shoe

samples is still going on. If you have not suited yourself to a pair, drop in and sec them and be convinced that they are the best lot of samples ever shown in

- the city; every pair the

latest styles-remem-

r ber the discount - 30 p c off the regular

selling prices.

_ .

.Array o 'c

na.r.o.rurrrsor.

- Kent Street, _

- Prantioslimitod to Diseases ‘ of Bye,- Ear, Newer Throat

and Skin.

Em, reared and Bftcrl for glasses. 5

fiI`F"|\ll€ IIOURS swiia. at i.c»-aura It Evmirraa by aunlniibniolt

drww '

~-_.nfl-1-_ms-_1~==-.f-_~.v.~<~»-. _. r~-----~ .

Errqlish Marial Baskais

market baskets direct from the

old country; There are severa diiferent sizes and styles and they

are now open' for your inspection

at.` '_ _

BEER C. ._ G_0l"|"°5»

l. Bllltll Pholograrrlrar

Tele ` _

Charlottetown P E Island

ll0l`El. BRUNSWICK

v _ircircrom N. ii.. .

The t and loot located lots!

ore. - ues wlrmmrrn °

aariit. rskl_raa_wvaraerafaaaf‘fti¢;aa airing' #_

_ ,_ __ _ _'ri-In cnaawirarown GUARDIAN L /5 _ -_-.rea a_1.irt-_iw . ._

' llsad Offices in New Prowss Block- -Charlottetown.

J. A. James, Montreal, is in the

City.

J. W. Richards, Bideford, is io

_this city.

Dr. Bruce hssreturnod to this city

from Suinmerside. _

Neil W. McKinnon, Earnacliiie, is

visiting friends in North River.

The Stanley arrived in Geoagc-

towu from Picton at 10.20 yoaterday morning.

Everett Hogan, Hope River,taught

iivs hundred pound of amalts in one day recently,

Misa James, City, who has been

visiting her niece Mrs. (Rev.) Geo. afillsr, Alberton bas returned oms. »

Hrs. D. Smith and family wish to

thank the many friends who have shown kindness to them in their .recent bereavement. '

Pork still remains at 1 to ‘ll cents. There was not much business done in that line yesterday.

Rev. Mr. llnrahall, City, goes to

Summorside today where he will preach iii the Methodist church to- morrow. '

merside will preach in the First Me- thodist church tomorrow morning and in Grace church in the evening.

At a. recent hockey match in the

Hillsboro Rink between the Rogers Hardware Oo., and Goff & Oo., the former were the successful, players. The score was 8-3.

Prof. Theo. Ross, City, left yester-

day afternoon foi"Georgetown en route to Ottawa whore he will at- tend a meeting of the Canadian Heed Growers’ Association which meets in that city on Monday next.

The Ministerial Association of

Charlottetown will meet in the Y.M.

Mrs. Thomas Smith, Ton Mm House, who has been undergoing. treatment in the Charlottetown Hoa-I pital has returned home.

It is learned by telegram that;

Frank Smith, Boston, a native of- , Marshdeld has committed suicide by[ poisoning, being despondent over' th? death of his eighteen year old w s.

Mr. Brims,

We have just _received ii case of

who has been

_ acting in the capacity lof accountant

at the Bank of Nova

fat Picton has been transferred to Amherst. Mr. Brims is well known .in this City. |

T. W. Sinnot, of British Columbia,i

is on n visit to his sister, Mrs. John Mclnnes, Picton, whom he has not seen for twenty seven years, and is on his way to visit his mother at West River, P. E. I., whom no hm; also not seen in that length of time,

A "HY Pretty wedding took place'

at the home of the bride's brother, _Fraser Mann. Burlington, on wed. nosday, Jan. 22nd, when Miss .ll Malvina Mann was united in mari 'lille to John N. Evans of Burling~ ton. The bride, who was unntton-led.. wore the dress used by her mother on a similar occasion which was of

shot silk. The M.P.A.A.A.is receiving applica-

tions up to Feb. 5th., from eiubr; willing to hold the skating champion Blllllil- Dllrillg the past' three 'yearn Charlottetown, St. John and West- ville have held these championships, and it would appear to be I-Ialiiaxhi turn now, particularly as that city is said to have the best rink in 'thc Maritime Provinces. » _

r _

Irving Howatt, French River, who

has made many friends in this City during the past four years in which he studied law with McLean and Mc-| Kinnon, left last night for George- town an route to Arcola, Sack. Mr,l Howatt intends taking up the p;-gc. tice of law in the office of E.W.F. Harris at that place, who also rg n native of this province. 1

The annual meeting of the Cherry' Valley Dairying Co., was held in their hall on Tuesday afternoon, and, was largely attended. The report of the secretary and salesman wer, hi¢hly satisfactory, as they showsq that last season was one of the best= in the history of the company. '1'h¢§ patrons re~electsd W. M. Murphy au~ ditor. The directors elected for the ensuing year are :-Joan 'rweedyj Chas. Mutch, Francis Mutch, M. J. McLeod, J. C. Irving, A. Mcpgrmld and W. Carey.

A correspondent writing the Farm-I

ers Advocate nays: another yearf has been entered upon and, looking' hack over the past, the Prince Ed- ward Island farmer may say, like thc Psalmist of old: "The lines are fall-l en unto me in pleasant places; ysa,% I ha" 9' 8°°dlY ll°l`i¢BE°¢" True he- may not make as much money as his brother in the "Golden West," but he generally has enough and to spare. The poet Longfellow, des. cription of the Acadian farmers, ini his Evangeline,- ~

"There the richest was poor, And tho poorest lived in ahunf],m¢¢'» applies to the Prince Edward inlaid- Sl' ill I Very marked manner. There "0 110115*-lcon o few people not so well fed and clothed an one could wish. due. senwlly. to ,mmm ima shiftlessaess; but the he-irtronrleiirg scenes of poverty and misery to |-,r¢~ ,valent in the Old Land are entirely unknown here. Very few farmer;

have their supply of wood out yet, as there have on y been a few. weeks of aleighing this winter. Winter hero _lo far has been very mild, which han helped out the feed greatly. Thorp ig a good supply of straw, but some farmers sro. abort of bay for milk WWI. as the clover was all winter- kllled last year; and after seeing the

fields all stripped of snow so often this winter, t e - prospects _arg time this year it will be the same. Pork has lapped in price since last writ~ illl- is dnl. Hides have . gone down almost to nothing; but butter ia higher than before. Eggs are also

a good price. If Lnorefarmsra would go in for winter airying and pm-g- raising, instead of- selling oi! engu- prodnoe. they would improve their forma and better themselves iinanei- ellv u wall. sl. without a doubt. this ie the best paying branch of farm husbandry. _

-¢.

:British Almond Pink-The old

reliable for chgplped hands and rough- sned akin. It as no~_squa.l. Gloves tan bs worn immediately after using. |60 per bottle. »“‘A. W. _Reiidin Pham S. Sunnyside. -

8 Y0llllg Scotchman,i

rScotia for the last three months,-

C.A. Parlor on Monday afternoon Feb. 3rd. at three o'clock to meet Rev. Geo. Steel, Provincial Secret- ary of the Moral and Social Reform

_Council of Canada, and to consider

proposed organisation in the matter of Moral and Social Reform in line with the other provinces of the Do- minion. Ths importance of the sub- ject calls for a full attendance. Rev. Geo. E. Ross, Bcc'y.

The marriage occurred on Satur-

day svcning at the residence of the hride'a mother, Mrs. M. A. Green, Vancouver, of Miss Bertha Hannah Green, of Prince Edward Island and Jas. Springford, of Edmonton, Alt. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. P. Westman. in the presence of a number of friends and relatives of the bride and groom. The bride wore a dainty gown of white point d'esprit over white Louislne silk, and carried white carnations. Shs was attended by ldisc Francis McKean who was prettily dressed in blue silk mullc. Chester Green acted as best. man. Af- ter congrntulations had been offered, a supper was served. The bride re- ceived a greathumber of costly and handsome gifts.

Yesterday morning the body of the

lute Premier Peters was early brought to St. Peters Cathedral where at eight o‘clock a service was held. The body was afterwards taken to the Provnicisl building. It was an impressive scene that was presented yesterday afternoon in the Legislu~ tive Council Chamber, where lay in state the body of the late Premier The spacious chamber, where often he had sat to conduct the huslnesa of his native Province; where he as loader of the Government. had year by year lifted up his voice, and which had often been tho scene of many -parliamentary debates in which he hadfborne"a strenuous part was now ‘turned into a chamber of mourning and draped with hang- ings expressive of the regret of the people the late leader had so ably represented. Many passed through and viewed the body as it lay in its casket, surrounded by floral offer- ings from those who mourned for the dead man. Military guards 'stood silently guarding the body, and on duty at the doors. At half past two the funeral procession was formed as outlined in yesterday'e Guardian, and moved off over the snow covered streets and through the bitter cold of a typical midwin- ter day to St. Petsr's Cathedral, where the burial service of the Church ol England was said by Canon Simpson, assisted by Rev. S. J. Woodroofe of Bt. Paul's, and a full choir. After the adecting ser- vice had been flnisbed. the proces- sion which was of great length pro- ceeded to St. Peter's Cemetery, where interment took place. The body was accompanied to the grave by the' military guard of honor, the mourners, and many citizens. The last. prayers were then said at the graveside by Canon Simpson. and the firing party fired three blank rounds over the grave of the departed Premier.

'BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTE!!

Greedy dealers endeavour to pan

oil a substitute for Pntnain's Corn Extractor. Insist on "Putnam'a" only-it cures corns and warts tho- roughly. The imitation may fnil.~

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Jaw 11_L_i.i;'ii.--c-i'i‘ac'aiiN

Rev. Hammond Johnson oi Bum-~

~ srrirritv aaos. '

and Childrcirs Coats

for winter wear must be sold im-

mediately; so are offering values that r

l are positively without precedent.

_ All ladies’ Coats

Regular Price $7.00 to $|0.00 _

' NOW $5.00

All Ladics’ Coats

Regular Price $l2.00 to $l8.00

NOW $9.95

All Ladies’ Coats

Regular Price $|9.00 to $25.00 , NOW $5 00

4_hildren’s and Misses’ Coats

Most women living in Prince Edward Is-

land lvnow the quality, style and character of our children’s coats; so we feel it is unneces- sary to go into detail in regard to cloth, etc,

. suilice it to say that you can get

_ All Children’$ Coats

REGULAR VALUE s|.95 To $2.75

l'or $l.50 Each

All Children‘s and Misses’ (` oats REGULAR VALUE $3.00 1054.25

‘ For $2.35

Speizral Offering in Fur Mufls

Here’s a lot that is really worth looking over.

If you need a muff, look at these.

r Black Coney Muil`s................ ¢1.5ofor75c r ` Poxeline Mufis .. ..........'$i.95 for$I.OO

Astrakan Miiii`s................ .. $3.oofor SISO Persian Lamb Muffs . . i . . . . . . . . . . . $4.5o for $125 BeaverMuffs $6,oofoi'$J.OO

Stanley' Bros.

e a - li i- _ __

illlllilEliY_ SATISFAGTIUN A

is whalwe aim to give our customers- If you are not

rading here give us a trial order and 'see if it is not as we say. Your order will be much appreciated.

Sanderson (Z). Co.

dttsitu tf- , Sunnyside Grocers.

Lrsr or=_ rrAiEr>AvEas Fora me cm/

crrarrtoiieiown ,

In default for assessment due on Real Property for the year cad-

just December 1907 Ccniaining names of all Such Defaulters and Amount due from them respectively with a Statement with

Number of the Tcwn, Watet, Lot and Common Lot upon which

any Fart thereof such assessment is in default.

ing rhe the

0|'

N( Of

me of Rate- Statemert of Description of Pro-` Amount d

payer in Di- perty upon which Assessment is!Assessment fault. made. § lllld lllllllld-

.l0llll C°llll°lll'_ House ani Loud on C moron Lot 23 _ $9-U .l°1lll Gllill- I-lense and Land r ri Town Lot 64 4th hun 9-53 .l°l"\ P~ .l°\'- Hcuse and Land on Ttwn Lot No °3 ist Hun ii-oo -' lex M¢K=Mi=~ new it fi Land on rot n Loi so 52 ist Bun rr-,oo Peter Monaghai f-for sr and Land fn Csmn on Lot No 23 3rd H 63| Joseph Taylor

Est of Vacant Land en Town Lot 33 Jfd Hllll 2~7~

Notice is hereby given that Pursuant to the Provisions of the

Statue 3 Edward VII Chapter i7 Section .90 Aff" 3° ‘NYS Plll>ll°°- tion r f the above list beings list of _the Ratepayers of the City of Char- lottetown who have failed fo pay within the time Prescribed the As- essinent severall levied up n their Real Property in _said City I will make an a licatitn ti His Honor the Judge of the City Court rf

'said t itv f. r Jiiidicment against each and all of the lands above de

f» r the respective amounts so levied against them and then un~

_ . paid and that upon such Judgment being entered I will further apply

Z` G FL ‘ llUl(llESON,"

ur. a Warrant f . if the sale of auch lands. _

Dated this a8 day of January A. D. Haggnwr VANIDBRSHNE _

i-asagar. _ Ulu- Nllwtoi-

lui

L ilic Balance of our Ladies’ i

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Miss Viola Wcniwo Singio| and Dancing

bretie will sing Smile,Smil¢,Fmi\¢

CIown’s Revenge A thrilling depiction ' of the

world old story of love angggl. only with a moat tragic e ing.

Bulgaria-~Her'Sold|ers

A magnificent Elm instructive and facinaiing all through. -

A Bathers’ Race

ln which the bothers get left

and the tramp wins. A good comedy.

School Days

This story is true to life and

shows the man ups and dowll of our school dhys also the ad- ventures and troubles witblhe iirstsweeiheart.

EXTRA

Z By the request ofa lar? nun- hei of our patrons iiie I filling and moat realistic picture. »-The Pirates" will be repeatel

all extra,

Illustrated Song ‘ I Cari: Find Another Girl Like you" b Mr. Harney.

Change of Pictures Monday. Wednesday and Friday

Sc. Admission Sc.

Amateur Night lvsry Friday Applicants received any day

during the week at the box office. 7-i6dt|'-~

Assessment System. Fraeanial Phu

Only “Shells”

Lawyer- Tlioriitori isrxruiiiniiigintn theaifali- of his late client. llc ilirrls rhur. his Lift: Allur- aiico Policioa iirc only “r=hcllra". Thoy were all

linortgoge-i to the iiionrylciiilei-ri for advance uasd in speculation. Tlicie ls. therefore. noth- ing left for the dsrid man'ii fnrnlly. "A var sad cans" roiiiurkod lawyer Thornton. "I wish the poos fellow had mi-rlwl ri policy in the l. 0. l<`nrcirtci's; that (init-r wnulrl iiul. hurt' allowed l liini to iiioi-rgirgr: it riiirl lili= fnriiliy \vii-.iid novv be able tu i-i\ju_\' ii."

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Fa cy Vnlcrrti es, _

Comic Vale tines,

Post ard Vale tinrs.

A large and sple did variety to

select fiom.

l.A. TANTON Q CO

Gre t George Street

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DR, lEL`KlE I. R, ¥`. V

Veicrin .fry Surgeon.

Graduate of the ltnyfl College oi

Veterinary Snraeooa. Glasgow, Scotland DD RB'%°r~Elrlo~ Hotel. Kent SL

L S. DOYLE

Votorirvirv surgeon

gladuau Ontafio Veterinary &lle|r|e Al DRESS \¢vf¢¢ Hatvl Ch"l'0w'|

G B 0. D. I .YN L1 A.. .IU lavrlorer ann attorney ' oilcitur for the Canadian Bank of ¢`ommo.v'o

'ao|r|iii9"'¢5"°i.oas.

'amen Ralph, M. D

Physician Q. Surgeon

N1. 96 Prince Street, Cor Richmond Telephone 373.

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Card

To the Hinton of Ward 'l‘h.-eo-

At the request of a number of the

electors of Ward Three. I havsronumlsd to ooutsst Jie Ward at the coming Civic Bloctlon.

If elected I will work for the bee!

interests of Ward Three and the City ti pncral. .

I take this opporruniry to ask the

electors of the wand for their support,

THOHAS CAHPBBLL

4dff Richmo:iuSt.

F. C. WESLEY CO.

Designers. h. nlravora Electrotypera. Sh. John in ll

HERRING

We have 75 half Bbls Her-

ring which we want to all quickly. Quality

tend ns. iainr

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