DECEMBER 6, 1907
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_ THE CI:TARLOTTETOWN GU# R DI AN '
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  h cough" °"l"°"‘°,lY P¢rilous'cousl1'»
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nk" ‘ 'Will medicge, a. doctor’s
K” "‘ 4°” 'Wd' wllll ww emily axis. "'°¢ll°lll¢»l° master si ch con
. ' girl. A
ze miebn I _’igr:|unh;'msd¢1[s1wnId1nk¢ 5"" mill? People iely on Ayer’s
I »' - el all lima. Cherry Pectoral. _4,y°l'°°»-
WELi.NER'S Jewelry
Store--.Xmas E Season
As in former years We
will engrzive
style, without
in up-to-date
extra charge.
W hat we ask is:
Leave your engruvingordei-5
with us tis soon now as pos-
] I i articles purchased from us
~ sible.
mr"
Xmas Photos
The La.test.l"ad
'lhe Swastilra
uso. ii. cooit
Ilia Sin “hare B -.hy i= Alwriya Wtlcouic
Rurruizn
We have fitletl TRUSSES for years-
our experience has been such that we
know just what to do in each case-We
charge for the truss only, the fitting is
free and we guarantee in evcry case io
make a fit. Our stock is complete inl
l .various styles and sizes from infanls upi
I
GEO. E. HUGHES.
Apothecuries llail
Hockey Boots
The hi»~r value in the city.
‘Our Leader.” Men's_ $2.00 a
mir.
"I)ur Leader" Boys $1-75.
“ “ SniailBot:-i $1 45,.
Th's is the best Hockey boot i.
Canada for the money -other
lines a little lower in prices than
other stores. '
A. E. McEALllEN
The Shoe Man.
mivfrwtl
llhristmaslirooefior
Send us your order now.
Du not wait until the last minute in
buy your Christmas fruits and li iii lay
groceries. Order now when our stock is
complete. V _
California Seeded Raiains, Griffin SL
Skally’s, t4c per lb. Malaga seedcfl
raisins, nc per pound.
Finest selected Valencia Riiisins, roi
per pound, or in 7 lb boxes (vac. Table
raisins, per pnund 250, 22 lb box $5.00.
Finest selected Filiatra cnrrants in 1
lb pcks Royal Excelsior Brand 1oc,6 lh-
tor 550.
Santa C1ara`,Vsl1ey Francs per lb 100.
3 l'~s for z5c.
Finest Oregon Prunes, large size, 12C
per lb.
Tarragnna Almond nuts, mc. per lb-
Gri-noble Walnuts, soc per lb.
_- rar'
Womens
Kid
House
Slippers
50c
-aio:
as
D
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We oiler you :this
week something special
L-H41 1-'-E~;‘;= .P
in women's slippers.- Q
A They are nicely made
5 in the Colonial Style ,
ui =
-i
and present a neat and
‘ attractive appearance,
ii See the-rn in our win-
Ji 1-; .#523:-_ -
dow at 5~c a pair.
 Allcy@ Co.
NEW PLOUR
Heavi r iii Bsr=e‘:~r
li aver ln Halt hbl.. -
SMU' Fm’°"" "W P"1b' B:river in 25, 50 ann mu lb Bag~.
Finest shelled walnuts. 40C P°f"’~
pun Gard rm,-,,Z_ 1»,,,r,-,¢pi¢¢, mul fy Queen City in barrels- V
seasoning, sage. savory. 111li°rl11.i1=\X='l Queen City in 25,' 5o and loo lo
herbs in tins, me per rin. Baz”
9”” L“°"“ 0'] "" °" ’°°' Five Roses in Barrels.
Finest Manznuiila 0lives,iz vzliuttles.
5 nc.
25c. '
Five Ro'.es'ii £4 Barrels.
Finest Manzsniila Olivrs moz lioillw. McLeod’s Special in Barrels.
McLe>d's Special in 25 and 50 lli
Finest Matizui i1laOlivcs6rr/. bottles.
3° .
Preserved Peacin ii in 1 lb glow 1511*' 350
Pure gold mixe 1 ptstry SPlC° 350 PHI”
Pure gold extract assorted flavors. lfl
oz bntilea 95c. ,
Pure gold extract assorted flavors 2 ,lr
nz bottles, acc.
Malvina Grants mc P" "'-
lamaica Oranges _OC PU' 0°"-“"‘
INl§OI§ Ei Nlw  
noon emi-es __ ‘°‘_‘__
FELT
Biilli BARGAIN
This week we offer
60 pair
Women’s B u t t o ri
Felt lloots. A real nice
warm winter boot W01‘ll1
$1.60
Our Special price
this week
7 5 c
Sec Our Window.
Sprague 6: C0.
Qnnnyside
Bags _
All direct from the mills -Lowes'
prices for cash at
BEER ®. G(tl"F`
ni.i.i..oiisii. A
Kent Street,
Practice limited to Diseases
of Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat
and Skin.
Eyes tested and fitted for
glasses.
OFFIC E HOU BB
\ 9 to ll a. m. l.€ll-8.5.! p m.
Evenings by almointllent..
dtvrw
RAIN”
OR
SHINE
We can give you
jus: as good
PHOTOGR A P H S
AT
B A Y E R
ST U D I O
Have lt Taken NOW
For-Xmas Phono |92
THE ilUEEN’S COUNTY GUARDIAN.
Head Offices in New Prow
se Block-Charlottetown
Austin L. Friisc , M.l...\., S urls, is |yi
the City.
\\’. S. Lousoa, lair. ihla ci.y yes erday
for Kensington.
William Pscquet, Souils, was ln the
City yesterday.
Harry James returned to this oily lroni
Pic.ou yesterday.
James Calder who has been visiting
in Sydney returned home yesterday.
0. H. and Mrs Dlngwell of this c'it.y lelt.
yesterday morning on a visit to Boston.
Mrs. McPhee and seven ohtldraa of
lllurray River, left. yesterday for Vancou-
ver. B. C.
Capt. Brown of the Stanley and Mrs
Brown, came over to this city by the
Mlnto yesterday.
The rieith ncouricfl in Quincy, Mass.,
of Mrs. McGulI;ch, wife of George A.
M';Culocb, a ns ire of Prince Edward
island.
Mrs Alex McKinnon and Misa Annie
McKinnon of this City leave on Monday
nciv. for Sherbrooke. Que., where they
will spend the winter.
Youre-r<lav wus a Pi-ohlbltton Field Day
li the City Police Court. There were four
cnscs for hearing lfarcld G llls. Reginald
Harrington. Arthur Davy and John
Bums. Also there was a charge of tarn-
perlng with witnesses in one of there
cases. Court mel. ist 10 o'c1ock and the
benches in the Court room were filled
with sprctntora. The first case called was
thnbof Harold Gillis. Inspector Jenkins
for the prosecution conducted the sxanii-
nation of the witnesses, and H. James
Palmer, K. C., assisted. The evidence
which was laboriously extracted from au
unwilling witness by Mr. Jenkins, was of
a particularly heslhatlna kind. “I don‘t
rcmember,"s emo-i to ben sto.-k phrase-
Aucther witness wanted rn this case old
not. appear, having been reported as nick
and the case wus. on the request of A.J.B.
Melllsh adjourned until today. During
the examination of the wltnsas above rf-
iferred to, the Magistrate expressed him-
ar-ll very strongly with regard to tru
way he answered the questions put hy
the prosecutor , and His Honor intimated
that. the trifling manner in which some of
the witnesses scruierl to regard the
mutter of giving evidence in Court.
was something that could not
he tolerated. The case against John Burris
was adjourned till today, aa was also the
case of tampering with witnesses. Davy
and H-rringtou were each i‘1ncd$l00i»r-
three months imprisonment, and both
“cnt dcvrn tcjsll.
Many Guardian readers will regret to
learn that the "big born" on ih»- Glenadulv
farm at Trucadle owned by Major C, Mi.-
Kinnon was destroyed by fire yestercity
morning. This splendid building was
known all over this province being a
inodzi structure of its kind. It was built
wl.c the farm was owned hy the lati-
Jnhn Archibald Macdonald. It was 300
fret. long and 52 feet wide, and was form-
erly owned by the late John Archibald
McDonald of Glenadalc iicing erectcl for
him by his uncle Sir William McDonald
of Montreal, at ii cost of $22,000. Ir. was
c'|`ulppsd wllliacompiete writer system.
In connection ` with the burn
was a lirge up-to-date silo plant..
In addition he the barn the manual ailld
was hurnen and the hall connectlnir the
house and barn was also hurnsd. The filt-
was, wi eu iliscovc-cd, vicll unilcr way,
this flames having liuined through the
root .t the north end ci the barn. Neigh-
hnrs quickly arrived on the scene and
helped lr. McKinnon remove the stock
sail surnei-ded la savlnn the horses and all
:iiecat-is escape one ctw. The other things
cmt inert in the baru and which wers
it-.s-trcyvd by the flra include-1
oven large hogs, valued at $120, -which
'-e intended to kill and market today) one
I tcwi- $50, nav- my tons hay ninety toni
straw, thirty cert lu rt of ruinips, une
imouland bushels outa, $2,000 worth of
farm lniplemi'nts_ ini luding bini'cr. thresh
ii ir |ull‘, - ru~l e , puluer, seed drill, sepsi-
stors, hav fi rk, pltuuh»~. fanning machine
ii ‘y rnttcr, iiurstus srutfh-r, grain ir..llr-y.
lie lost. bca-dev Zi(l0Iicii~, chickens, and
»ri.|.or poultry and an ir <~ii\iiit.or. Am ow
<:|.her ititfit-les destroyer) were several
~l luhs, $75 worih or harness, black-
~inli.h~<' and car-printers' owls empty sacks,
7. 0 llia fence wire, cooking range, farmers'
boil.-r, gusrlene angfnc worth $150, $200
worth of l-th wood one yesr's firewood,
three lrungles, single waizcn, car's, trucks
-i||n~|ra shocks; horse blankets, boat. rlgu-
ir. - V -
ing ge.-r. Mr. McKinnon had $1,500 ln~
1 aurnnce or his produce in the Nova Scotia
Fire Insurance Co. reprssen e l by li. M.
Davison. The barn was insured for about.
$4,000 lu companies represented by F. W.
Tlyndman Sc Co.
;$“Lt\zi.-re’s lhslr lhn».t.oicr" Here is ii
new pr.-priratiuu than comes very hlghlv
eccuimcndi-d. It promotes the "growth"
and prevents "baldness", Also contains
~p otnl lntreriieuts for restoring hair to
il c miurrl color. Sold at 50c par l|oi.t1s
by A. W. Reddln, Phem B. Sunnyside
Drugstore
Fur goods for Xmas presents.
Whilc inthe tropics furl goods
won'd not appeal to you as being a
suitable holiday present. but right
here on Prince Edward Island
there is nothing you would think
of thatln most cases will iill the
bill better. Drop in and have a
look through niy line of fur collars
fur naps. fnrgauntlets and fur linid
gloves, H. I-I. Brown, the Young
Men’s Mal. 12-6d6l
whngs 5mm flake Chocolates
11 t rade chocolate and with the softest, lightest most richly
covered with big 9 3
flavored centre are supeliv
r to any imported.
lin now sails, i-inieli. traps and other fish-
Mrs. \\'illlam McGregor of Hillsboro
Lot 48, la vlsitiutl fri n da in the city.
The schooner Pearl, with produce, arriv-
town. ,
The ittlutn arrival ycstcrdsy morning
with the Nova Scotisn mall; and the
Western train arrived ln the City at 10.20
p. m. with thc mall via Sunomcrlida and
l’t;. du Chene.
, A telegr iph message received yesterday
from Picton by Mr. Lord, agent of tri.-
lottenown with a lull sariro.
Thu closing number for Limerick
coupons at midnight last night was 341 as
against 290 on Frhlny midnight. of last
week, a gain of 45 so far. Should today
rind tomorrow turn out aa well as lost.
Friday and Saturday che fund for this
week will hc a handsome one. ’lhsic is a
zocd chance yet. for some bright. and witty
lines, and the prizes 'irc pt'-tty sure to
be numerous. Remember that one bright.
or witty line may bring i. cheque for from
$1 to $5 on Tuesday next. Do not send
stamps with Limerick coupons ii' silver is
available as stumps are accumulating in
The Guardian Ofllce. `
Lieutenant. Governor MacKinnon, who
opened the Amhsrat. \Vlriter Fair, was
presented with a li rautllul gold headed
ebony cane, and the following address :
To the Hon. D. A. hicliinnoii,
Lieutenant Governor of Prince Ed-
ward Island.
May lt please Your Honou-
The President and Board of Directors of
the ll/'arltlme Stock Breeders' Association
gratefully acknowledge their deep obliga-
tion tc Your Honor in coming a second
Lima since your elevation to the Guherna.
torlsl Choir, at. incur, personal lncoii\ eni-
encc, tc open this Seventh Marir.me;Wint-
er Fair here at Amherst.
We are not. urimimlful oi the splendid
services reinlereii two yaara ago when
your address was not only the dignified
utterance ci one of our nhicf marzlstrates,
but a source ol inlorrnntion and encourage-
ment; to the nhoiis Agricultural com-
iuunily ui Lhenc Provinces by the Sea
This year you have even exccllul t e
record of your first. iiinugurnl address A
this Fair, and we know that the people
“ho have had Luc pleasure of hear-ini: it.
iisfwell ns thu pleliiure of lending it in the
riicsi, will ftsl towards Your Honor the
.~uue feeu ai-siitude which animates us
its iiii Execu ive liiily.
Your exriltcu position and tha divnity
which safe uuairl lr preclude the possibl~
lily of our at eniptliig tn xcnunierate yo`u
in any way courensuratc with t-he service
you hevn i'.mdei~ed; silll we cannot permit..
you to ileps 'r trivnur I»l ind home with-
out. some fiirmsl rccogiiil~lon of the obliga-
tion under which yon have placed ua, and,
without attempting in some alight way
tc inscilbe the same iipon the rscurda ui
this Association.
Bs pleiacd, Governor McKinnon,
to rrceive this formal expression of
nur feeling l,.nvai'4i you, and
as a mcnicnto oi“'t.he occasion and the
ph-arant oillces iendcre l,wc would hog ot
you to accept. this precious cane which we
bono may accompany you through a ionir
and prosperous c art-er ui d-ivobon to your
cnuuuy and its auriuulturui interest-.
S gnel on behalf of the Maritime Breed-
srs' Association.
E E Elllrrkin, President.
Uolonrl i\1 M l`air.pli ll, \'ice-Preaidcrit.
(7 A A'c1iliiilil, " "
F L ilitsz ~ril, , " “
lil li PM lee, l) r ctnr. V
Bliss Eaivcnlt, "
C F Rosters, “
John 1" Ilaners, “
Rev A Burke. "
M W Kaulbsch, “
P S Starr, "
W W Black, ‘
I? I Fuller, "
NOTICE T0 THE PUBLIC
A very large a ipply uf uvorcoatlnir
sultlnizs. puiitlngs and fancy veatings
have ariuvsd wnlch I will make up to
order at. the lcwiet. possible price for good
goods. Remember I am recognized lo bv
ouc oi’ the h. si. tnilors in Chmlottetuwn.
.lAl\lES CALLAGIIAN,
Upper Queen Street.
Lfldilitllsu
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 iirigiii
4 Nw Silverware
, We are now opening
up the biggest single
shi ment of the year.
'Fhese soods are of
the very finest quality
and finish, designed in
the newest styles
Manufactured by the
makers of the famous
|847 Rogers’ Bros , A_ l
Goods,the public can
feel sure these goods
are of the very highest
grade.
We’ve :il tnost coni-
plete line of 1847 Rog-
ers knives, forks and
spoons.
G. F. Hutchison
_isneler Optican.
ed in Sydney on Saturday from Charlotte-`i
i ' . .1 rf' ~
M iriue Dop irtmc-it here, states that tli--,
Stanley will leave on Muridagf for Chai-i
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Moet Me at the Alvvavs Buly Store
Stanley Bros-
llie Selling
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$6.00 Coats for $4, 50
8.00 Coats for 6.00
10.00 Coats for 7.50
12.00 Coats for 9.00
15.00 Coats for 1 1.25.
]ust one quarter less than
3
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  .-ogre, ,s
1  _Am _os
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the regular price and for spot
cash only.
All fur coats ,
at one-third ,  1,
sv,
STANLEY BROS.
l)on’i
Freeze
wh cn you ciu gut hot drinks at any hqnr, ¢x¢¢p
wh ile yousleep at niypopular xesiiinr ni
llot
Chicken Pie
in aliui1<l.iii:r:just the thing to .vu .ii you up anii
make you feel giod and strong :during rlii.;
cliaigeuble westhr
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The Foundation of f
Every “Progress” Coat
The go d looks, and shape, and
wear, too--.f a “l‘rogre-is Brand" Coat,
dept-iid on the port. you never see-
ui.-1Nsii>i~;. `
This figure shows the anatomy of
“Progress Brand" Coats. The patent
slecrc and shoulder pads--tlic strong
felt, genuine liriir-clotli :ind thoroughly
slirurikcii canvas. This foundation is
moulded by hand and hcld by hand
stitches.
It is this perfect building of the
foundation that gives perfection to the
finished “Progress
- Brand" garment.
, “ Progress Brand "
E55 riiaile right, by the I 0
 wear they give. 10;'
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Suits and Overcosts
Prowse Bros.. Charl_ottetown._____,_
in 
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prove that they are uma
Sherwin-Williams 1
Stove Pipe Enamel
is tnefbest finish for stoves and stove pipe. , It givrs:s
durable black lustre that will stand a high dgied
heat without cracking or peeling off. It is best applied
to metal while warm, when ir will not smoke or pic-
ducedisagreeable odors. For sale by
5. \/\/. Z 3 A E E E
Hardware, Uaint and Oils.
v *'-l\=rcr.-¢-~»
dniwfrmlf
Wonderland
is the place tc` spend an
evening in
Mlrth, Instruction, Travel
Realistic Motion Pictures
Music and .Song
PROGRAM
(for this evening and to-
morrow)
Derby Dav.
-The great carnival at
Venice.
Ciia1'.‘c’.~ Dream.
An unlucky substitute.
An illustrctcil song-
“Tlie Town at the end of
the Line" by Mr. Harney.
Miss Blanchard at the
plano,
5 cents admission.
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TENDERS
Hoi ital for the Insane, Quuer;’s
King's'and Prince County prisons.
Department of Publ.c Works
Charlottetown Nov. zgth, 1907.
Sealed Tenders will be received nt
this department up to ur on on
Saturday. December 14,1907
From any person or persons willing
to contract to supply “The Hospital
icr the Insane," Falccnwood, for the
year ending gist December, 1908,
with the foilowlng articles, the same
to be delivered at the Institute at "the
colt ofthe contractor, in auch quant-
iiy or quaiiiities as shrill from time to
time he required, viz - Flour, butter,
(creiimesy) black tra, coflee, bsrlty,
bzans cheese, cornmeal, P, liI_ 1 03;.
meal, salt, "scrap, washing soda,
tobacci moasses, beef](fresh) muh
ton, fowl pens, codfiih, rice, 1re-o-
seae oll.`sugar, (brown and granul t-
‘d,) suits of homespun clothing, (n i
pockets.) blankets Efey and white
81x84 inches XXXX and weigh',)
island drugget.
Also to supply Qneen’s‘ isinyfs
and Prince _County prisons for tin
same period and the same conditions
-with the following articlis, viz;
Hard and soft bread,molss.~es, ost
meal kerosene oil and fresh beef.
All articles are rrqulrid to bs oi
the Lest qniiltty.
Tenders must express the price pfr
barrel, p .und and gallon and to ‘ie
accompenled by _tho names of iiiii
responsible persons willing to hecfiini-
bound for the faithful performancs ni'
the contract.
The trustees and the department do
not nt-cessirily hind themselves to
accept the .lowest oi any tender.
Tendrrs must express on the ccver
‘tjail Supply Tender" and Htl. s-
piral lor the insane Supply Tendrrj'
Samples required marked thus “
L. il. Mcltiilian.
Secretary of Public Works
ii-*odid
.1
AT LAST
llcLeoii’s “Special” Flour
.,_<.
Everyone Satisfied
.\lm-r 1»rvrul-More pa.~iiry
Less Money
ur Luny dcriioristriilor will cull und tcll you
u .
0
nho lit
The McLeod Milling Co Ltd,
i-:sae-Hrw<>!r_ii{~l<;iius~ ill.lii1.li.u.1i»'.ix. N. is
TENDERS
For Summerside and Hurd’s
Point Ferry.
Uepaitiue it ni' Public \V.» Ls,
Charlitteioivn, Xrivimbe 3 iii, |907.
Seri d tel der.-» will bc nit-ii ved .t
this ll. F iitiuevit r.n~il noon S trdny
llrcettiher 14th. li) 7 from any person
or p r ons willing ti. contrac. lor tic
runni g ofasnrnble s es ver of |.t
lea. han (zo) twenty horse powi-r
[ii iminal] between llurdh. Point, li _
deque and Sunimorside tor a term ni'
one or three vears fum the ist of
April, .t9oS. ln terms of 4.4 Vlc.,Cr.p;
8.
RATES OF 1‘i5Rlt'tGE,
Passengers 7<:
Horses soc
Hogs _gc
Sheep _gc
Vehicles ioc
Horned Cattle :cc
Produce per bus r-zc
Heavy Weights .ic
The Contractor to rovide ii auth-
ciertnumbar of goodpamt substsi tial
boats for the conveyance of pri sang-
ers, horses and carte, wagons and
other things across the said terry.
Tenders to express the amount of
subsidy required annually,
The names oftwo gtnd and rrs-
pon ilrlo persons to become bound
for the faiihlul performs re of the
Contract mast accompany each ten-
der.
L, B Mclflllen
Sccrctsry oi Pulillc Works.
all lgliri:llfilJi:'r§il:1iii|i":,'l‘l1rilrnli!:,h~_oii'i’i
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