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° lst Jan., i90i
Card of Thanks
months’ in business, I eiveud my thereforens
he Peopldn Paper.
moet hearty thanks, assuring you 81
that in the coming year, as in lah
pmt’ I will spare no “fort to me,-ig 3 Block North side Post Olilce, at the fol
continuance of your csutideuce and A
esteem.
J. G. JAVIIESON,
The Med`c il Hall.
GRAND
Military Concert
SBY3
Members of the P. E. I. Contingent to Edib0I`» BUSUI
South Africa.
Under the Djstinguished Patronage of _
_H7 H L' t.(` M'I ll , . ,
;3...;°;;._‘;:,..;?';f“3f of 2,3," [Hi M[)Ri||i|[§  will _............ .......... ... 15...... ...
Mayor Warburton, in the `
Opera House
. ls- ON 9-
LPRIDAY, JAN. 4111, 1901,
PROGRAMME.
PART I
Ovefure . . _ _ . . . _ . . . . . , .
..4th Regt. Band
Vocal Stl . . . . . . . . .
_ _ .,Mr. Chas. Earle
gince . . . . . .
...viaster Arthur Warburton
one-'trenches before Paarfleberg. . . . .
. .
. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . _
_ . Contingent
VocalSoio . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . .
.. Miss Cotton
Reading . . . . . . . . . . . .
..Rev. Loo. \Villi&mS
Violin Solo . . . . . . . . . _ . .
. _ Prof. Vinnioombe
Vocal Solo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..Prof. Tanton
Sceae~Guard Mounting . . . . .
. .Contingent
INTERMISSION-Sale of Candy.
Selection . . . . . _ . . . . . . . .
..St. Cecelia Club
Reading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. Miss Lefurgey
Voc il Solo . . . . . . _ . . . _ . . . . . . . . .
_ .Miss Earle
Address . . . . . . . . _ , .
._ Rev. T. F. Fullerton
Vocal Solo . . . . . . . . _ .
..\Ir. Brent Mclnnis
Qiarionet Solo . . . _ . . . . , _ . . . .
..Prof. Watts
Scene-Night Alarm . _ . . . , .
..Contingent
Vocal Solo . . . . . , . . . _ _ . . . . . . .
..Mrs. Watts
Reading . . . . . . . . _ .
.. .Mr. T. A. Mc-Lean
YocalSolo.» . _ . . . . . . . . .
..Mr. Ed. Mitchell
Scene-In Bivouac . . . . . . . .
_.Contingent
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
Positively no encores. Concert begins
promptly at 8 o‘clock.
Tickets 350 and 501:.
3lilld `
_lf A Y 'L_ __=;-:_l
1 _ .
Dainty 
ii
Recherche 
Pnnraiiure  
, ‘Holiday Gift than a daintily .
executed Portrait 2
. Wh-it more lasting?
' A for dollars will get you a Q
' df z=n Portraits, which can he ._
.ds :ibn el amorg a drz n 7
for I-he mt ney than anything _
'else (le aiuabl-. "Q
In she larger siz >s we have ,_`
the Duchess Panel or the Re~ *
8
'Then we, have the dain'y I-I
"flue Vormm and the popular ___ tions. sectional interests and the strong
1' g Karillo, at $3 the d z-ar. 
Our new Panel at $3.50 the _
dozer, is blond to be popular `
'. with those ah i do not care for »
_ a large Portrait. 
'lTi»e.~e me oval-, iquares or _
pmol.-1, according to dc~ire, and _f
_ at the prices are ablut the .’
yiice of Chrisinris C--r-'ls _
Wh'c‘1 utnld give your '
f,§`.,_,d,, ,he mcg! ‘pleasure-»~ -
your Poi' fait daintilylinished V
or a Christmas Card? 
A 'J they cost abt-.ut the -
som . l
Chai lotltctofn.
Wewlsii 0ur Costciners all'
the limsnli oe ti thank.
c» their liberal
5;;-|ng't*ia-,past year.
to know that our
_ l:_‘}`_° ati: "5: R Q, ' Entrance through Clark’s Crockery I
 . furtlwf- '11°fl¢- ' Store, the Lewis Old Stand.
tha public. -* _ _ .
tributed to the success of my lirst six i
lo
"Je
and fear ess, aiming to be
THE GUARNAN
n Independent Journal, untrammellod
To am who lmve ,O kindly COP- geusnlmpartlal, Rollabio...Ncwoy,
1.'
eklng at all times to further the best
nteiests of the people, and recognized
Published at its oillces New Prowse
In ing rates, payable in advance -
carried out.
Bilmmerside and
appears practicable but lacks a
landing pier and also lacks direct
c0nnect'on with the Intercolonlal It is
one thing to prove that the steamer can
ply daily by that route and another thing
to prove that she can do the work required
under present conditions Doubtless the
conditions can be improved in the future
C WN PRINCE
MWKRD
The Twentieth Gwtllry
Good hyo to the IGH:
.~ of the Stanley and Clznrlottetown would
Ha ' ‘t e. aviga 0 muy ts in
 summer-from Summerside to Point dn
,. .",___'; _ _ _ gChene and _from Charlottetown to Picton.
\ ear; ~ t ~
eckly Edition (Thursday) per yr
Branch Offices
have been established at the followin
placce wh re subscriptions may be pai
and other business transacted -
buuinicisidc, C.irr'c’s Bookstore~D Ia
Currie, Manager
Alberton Alberton Bookstore-G S
Muttart, Agent
Souris East Telephone oillce - R. Seaman
Agent
I E B MCCRIIADY J. P HOOD
Manager
\VED\'EsDAY JAYDARY2 1901
WINTER SERVlCE COWPLICATIONS.
Previous unsatisfactory conditions,
frequcutmaiis and accumulating freight.
have now received the addition of an
other grievance in the withdrawal of the
Minto toGeorgetown This involves the
transhipment and further delay of all
freight inward and outward the payment
of railway freight rates averaging about
seven cents per hundred pounds, and the
payment of railway fares' by steamer
passengers. This last change was made
during mild calm weather following
several weeks in which there had been
nosevere storm and no severe cold Yet
it may he best to accept even these hard
conditions uncomplainingly, lest some
thing worse befall us THE Gvanniaa
has been already reminded that had there
been fewer complaints things might now
be better than they are '
The fact is that though our Island
community is ii small one there are not a
few conflicting interests, and there has
been a good deal of playing at cross
purposes, during iw hich some friction has
occurred and some imitation been excited
with results such as we have seen.All this is
r>gi‘ettnble; possibly it was unavoidable
Summerside cluimsaiid has got po<sessi0n
‘ike to have the two boats running here,
where the g`eat burden of the freight
trallic undoubtedly centres. 'lhe want of
a. suitable landing at Tormentine, the fact
that the route thence to Suckville is over
a company rail\vz1y,and involves increased
through freight rates on that account to
more distant points on the Intercolonial
and finally the smallpox outbreak all tend
for the present to handicap that route
The result is that while the western route
for the time and under present conditions
is shown to be practicable and easy, there
are comparatively little freight and few
Dassenprers going that way while freight
for the Minto accumulates on both sides
beyond her capacity to handle
There are other factors which have helped
the tangle. There are political considera.
interest or desire of individuals n hich are
thrown into the scale It is more conven
ient fora capable but possibly over
cautious captain to go to Georgetovn
than to come to Charlottetown With
shippers the dominant idea is to have
their freight moved \Vith ordinary
citizens and the ne .vspapers the
mails are f Ilrst importance
At Ottawa. is Sir Louis Davies,
sincerely desirous, we doubt not to do the
best he can for the entire Island, but
beset by many conflicting interests,
demands and complaints. At a distance
he must necessarily allow n large discre-
tion to his captains in charge of the
steamers, or to the departmental fagent.
here. Such are some of the difficulties of
will take note of them.
The practical question is, how to bring
about a better’ order of things. An ideal
system would be for the winter boats to
ply on the same routes that are taken by
h N tl 3 Com 's boa
Baby Clothes should be washed] __
with -
It makes them white as snow
~ rs" ` . _ .~» ~
orniiig Edition, daily (except Sunday)
three months $1 00, per yr 4.00
S ini yi eckly Edition (Mond 8: Thur )
‘~r vr $1.0, inadvance $1 2a
$1 Jo. in advance 100
nens fur lished, advertising Job work
--=1»'~;r“~_~-~__~~ -_:es :r_:____~'-r-~ cavalry horses for the British army
The immediate question pressing for
solution is, How can the entire Island get
the most effective service out of the two
“inter boats during the coming three
months? To quickly ascertain and
promptly carry into eifecta plan to that
end seems the one ob_)ect now to be
attained.
C0 “ING T0 CANADA
British Army  For Breeding
Cavalry Horses in the Donkinion
-__-
The tlrst consignment of stallions
purpose of breeding the proper class of
from native Canadian mares, will sail
from Liverpool on January 8, and will
probably arrive in Canada about the 17th
or18th The staillcnshavc beenselectod
in England by liuyor R F Dent.,
re mount department ofthe British was
oilioe It is understood that the horses
were purchased chiefly inthe conotyd
N ortolk, and that they will be offered for
DUI’ UYEP
Will be roused to its natural duties
and your blliousness, headache and
constipation be cured if you take
_Y .
Hood’s Pills
Sold by all druzgista. 25 cents.
A
New Year -
Ti every reader of this
paper is the wish of
ill
sale Sl
S
W
go
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W
Ill
Good olioor to everybody
We are thanklul for the lar e char fPubli P t h rqivgq
from the people of P E I Wg will igcliibrato time “thx i)';Y§"hy
our Patrous their choice of any article in both of our wind me in fancy
no matter what the price is for
250 and
Don’t make any mistake about the plaeato buy your 01-frcggf Wagga
Overcoat specialists We can show more kinds of good (, :sts than anybody
and we sell lhom for less money
on thfigloggl pigve ll# to your own satisfaction by coming in yf nrso i, trying
Ur P 008 from ev so rc cis oo
- ' Meri s Suits
200 M=n’s Fine All Wool Suits,
3
Boys 3 piece Suits 2 90 to O7 75
Ch ldr»n’s Soils 2 25 to 84 50
( hildren’s Voateo Suits, from 2 75
C ii1dren’a Siilor Sn-to, from 1 50 to 83 50
Holiday Furnishings
rms
_k This d¢_*£;t;n“eott;l;o;°i;ds\o handsome and usoinl presents. at prices wli’oh
Novgorod ll oitrocvw N
_M serif!! ndmnmiici am ,wut
“°"°L..
' °°' mpcrlols. ndl PQQ, cr'1'Nh hhoa
kloadaatias, in a splendid vorioiyokooiors and coincqpiigg gem W
26: to Ol 00
Men’s Suspenders in silk and el isnc webbinga, elagant coloring-1 and do
gns, fancy gilt buckles, from g5 W ;
lTSpeoia1 window of Fancy ware at big reductions 0 . 0.
pecial lined Gloves at reduced pricesior Ne ir Year
READY HIDE GLOTHIIG
The ovsncoar sroiu: www*
.IAS PATDN & 00
1901 'iff'
AFTER JANUARY lst loci
Boyle Black
Mlst of our sto k WATCHES CIOCKS JEWELRY, and SILVER
ARE will be marked in plain figures at the lg t t Th 1 nth 'Black
Jos will he sold only for cish By this plan wlavseifc 221 primes d ess 0 B
ta I lu eu L0
ll the goods cheaper than we could afford to do under the ere lit syqgem omerfs Black Ankle
e trust our customers will appreuate the change ai it is inode in their Attiic
terest as well as our own, with hope for a share of your nude
5 \/\/' | /Q Y L_ Z ?
Cameron Block, Charl »‘Le\‘r»wn
 _li;__
0 O 68,613.
in nice, neat checks and ulvilibll lt
12 00 to Sic oo wines, for aio P '
Young Mo..’.l Suits from 4 50 to 9 00
to 4.50
W P CQLWILL
The “Urcokeiy Man
We Wish
To Gonvey
Our Thanks
to the public, who have
patroniz d us so splendid
lv during the past year
and hopine that they may
c mtinue doing so
Yiurs far Birgaine,
i W E Cill._lV|ll
TENQERS
Sealed tenders marked Tenders for
Morus Stock’ will be received by me at
the office of Auld Bros , Charlottetown, C
up to noon of Jan 7th, 1901, for the pur
chase Of the stock in trade and shop
T
'II
stock of staple and fancy groceries, con D
tuned in the store lately occupied by T
-== lence of the Genuine
“This notice is necessary, as injurious and
\
furniture, consisting of a cell assorted e
imitation is th Sincerest %
,___-\.¢ -...ua
Fo m of Flattery”
rrccfila __-
MIHAIIIVS LIHIMENT
ras extroadina merits, and is in
food reputs wit the public. is, that
l‘ IS LXTENSIVELY IMITATILD
The Imitation; resemble ilu
genuine arllelo In xppearam e
only 'Phey lack the general excel
n‘g;1i;gi;i1;n;i3_t;gi;s,slkmh e to paoducebciironic
hey all Sell on the Merits
'and Advertising of
MINARD S
Onei particula rclaiming to bemlde bya w l  ‘ 
form
er proprietor or RIINABIPS l|ll\l
ENT, which simply is a llc.
INSIST LPON HAVING I
Mania nv
c nicnaieos a co , *ON YOUR* mme
YARYIOUTH N S I r """"
  ire Insurance we-»¢a»<~ ==
S reef, lChorlotteto\\ 1-, P E
J. Morris asper inventary to be seen at
assignees office. ' r
Tend t. t te "
ers o s a pe.centage on the
dollar offered. Stock to be removed from‘ ,
st-ore immediately after tender is ac-
cepted. '
he assignee not bound to accept the
lowest or any tender.
G. E. AULD,
3dtd Assignee.
PHOTOGRAPHER» 7
Successor to the Late C.Lewis of
Opposite Market House ‘
Charlottetown ' "'
without ruhbing. ‘I 'lee 12 dst* lmo _ R- BEABISTO, _ ,I Z _ L_ f
. §J&l{iiisni>ii 'agents' ‘L I - 1 A g A I ‘A°°ti°'i°°r’ _ I
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ss" » e _*.33 -3**
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MINARWS LINIMEN
(`
_en _ __ __ _ If you have any Property to Insure, get P 0 BP* 333
_ _ AH; _  our rates before insuring It will pay you Refgrggc. Bu L (1 bg”
EXTRA l0W HATES DI BUILDINGS °‘°‘
.ovERNriEN r 1 l»2¥=ftif"Eii.'°f.i‘~1"“"'e  .._........_,_.___,.    
 align Crown Insurance Co A
T! We will save you Money
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` I Government Stock Farm. """“°""'”_"
  ____ 0" *f”““”“Y icniiiui on1'sii.i“’”""‘°.......
day of  190] at the hour
1-2 o’clock noon. 7 ' V ~
 Short /Horn and _f IT;§_,m off _
3 Ayrshire Heifer Calves. ` ixéiiipigrli bg Mr. l?¢li.err1a.,‘oii I `
5; Ailshreidro Boil Calf. _ _ __ _ Upper _ 112°" Street, Smglfs   Q
nite stoc , Registered. Terms  TH -I I -
7 °' °' ° ""3'“.’”‘°“°"f  at1iec’¢i0i=k,"?i. ' ' ' °°
RICHARD SMITH, ' A”
Secretary Stock Farm
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FAN CY
Xmas Baskets
Tell it to the people of Charlottetown
{)l_;:g_uhl:ehi1__|;;eh._»;_:_ed og Q' tromegdona
s I
Baskets which I ° “my nn
Make Most Suitable
resents for the festive
season Th
We remain ig? mluaun s |.i1\i‘i'iv:rliiii'1‘°‘i>;u iiisiiiif: ali Germln 80048 °f UN ¢h°l¢¢Si <l:zll.t:l
because they pay a larger proilt I-Hd M
Gifts for Friends
Cannot hesarpassed Chocolates in hon
f'om ten cents up Also Cake, Finl
and Nuts of all kinds.
B tf. Queen Stree
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