- Auniheraries
it f
i
r , ' r
V a d . y gor £9 completely cover
'I = . - r this upper story; but you may add :rug or
. }_Y_'l|_|»ew TmVw¢da»Jq(,,,,,_ _J two here sndthere bythe systematic use of _
,  eurJe¢1»rwil1¢.u,,,,, Ayer‘s Hairvigor. Dees noicolorthe heir. .
I I H41' Vimr dui » a dam! ,i , Formula with each bottle. 1-Q2- ffviqr
For, a' Chi|d’s Birthday  ' ..'3.‘::.°‘i...‘i.°::_‘;'.'.'.- ..:s:: or:.“.i.'r.; ~- »»»-»' 
 _Community
,Silvergti hild’$ Sgr
lyollld ht in very nicely." `
.1-=Ea°ih < 5” f 1,1139. nioe`.` satin
_ _lined case. _ ‘ , 'I 4
Do you know Ben? ’ - '
Two great games," Vics vs Abbie!
ture wntertelnment at St. Pours
~Georgetown and Montague skating
 ’l‘._ Hudson: Plctoulpisnin tl1isEity.
Dani Montgomery, Alberton, was
Montreal are in the City.
Y 33 .
d nl ht, Feb 4th A ‘ Rink. '
. irai ri' ii " ' '- - "'““ - - 
i‘>°.'l,°$’.i§°‘i’r'i'&>.`.'°" l" V’ '°f“'° / ’i ',,,,-my H,,,_ Tff, ,,,,,,,,, ,__ ,,,,, for winter wear must be so1dg“1n_1
City yesterday by the mail special.
\/\/,-1, 7 -1  . i _O O ' f . - ' _ - ' senger to this City by the mail spe- _ _ _ .
` YY EJ- 1- |\l_E Fi , ‘"5 "““° °'°”"L “rl >’°'*°’“Y~ are positively Without precedent,
 ~- - .,_°,W,¢°*'-_  ._
_E The committee of the living picture
  . . ~ The plumbers of Stanley, Shaw &
~ » 4 . ' l’ntt"tai;n(1}ei'i1tfvi'lsi‘li' lt¢i)ai1th¢?(n|ku,-,331 Pe_ardon's have accepted the chal-
aon o e
i f th t
lsnge of the butchers to a friendly
F01' 3 ffal   ‘BB °' ° 5 “5°' - game of hockey tonight.
- _ . tograph ‘ry ' 'rue shines more wir Friday right The' C,” Urn "0, The K,ng.s
lg
__ 'Cook’s Studio,
New DesBrisny B10ck,
f The Studio Where Bshy is Alva",
. Welconui
* i
'iw-sr-~'-. - --.r .,~...~..»,... ....;-. _____ _
. .- ..-..._.,
¢“.H_UGliES”
. Cascara Pills
are a reliable and effective remedy»
for Brciovs Arrncxs, Swggrsg
LIVER. SICK HEAD/iciiizs, CON.
S'r_iifA'rioN and all derang¢m¢r1r51
arising from a disordered stomach. l
Price 25e per _l»ox. i
GEO. E. iiUGllES,»-E
"i"°"EVETi`Y`l`5§T` f
is bargain day now at our §t0r¢_ _
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 our stock before you!
buy. _ We carrv the largest stock‘
of ladies’ shoes at $2.00 and 52,50'
a'pair in town. Just as good asl
mostat $3.oo_a pair. Try us for
your next pair.
Bargains
at Alleys
io  
Footwear
30 p c ._
Discount
The big* sale of shoe
samples is still going
on. If you have not
suited yo urself to a pair,
drop in and see them
and be convinced that
they are the best lot of
'i l 1 _ `
A. i-:. M¢i:AciiEN ft;”E.f,i 1222.5 ,‘.‘;‘i‘;“.i’.’;
The Shoe Msn. 9
dmwfrthtl' I
sccoALo
Reserve Run of
Mine,
Inverness
Round,‘ _
Hard Chestnut
All in shed clean;
and N ary at
Goo. E FuI|’s
vzdstllool Yards
Sohoonrjor Sale
Bohr. “Eva lliny'Bit`om~x now liiid up in Uhnr
_nl2YetAwn. For particulars enquire of
E. B05\VlilLL.
l~3UdlI I _ Virlorlii.
llOi"Ll. isii|inswi'1_. ii
' MCNCTON, N. B.
The Llrgeet and Best Located Wahl `
in the City Aeoominodeting zoo guesis
siiinied in theoontns of spnolonigioumis and
latest stylesereniem-
bei; the \ discount
30 p c off.. the regular ~
selling prices.
Alley Q Co
|]H.H.|].JUHlSUl.
Kent Street,
Practice limited to Discuss
of Eye, Ear, Nasa, Throat
and Skin.
Eyes tested and Etted for
glllees. '
' OFFICE HOURS '
Umlliam. l.iZ'l~1.&lpm.
dmliyanliigs br anrmiitnioiir.
 .
_.__._---‘--=~=._e,-==~_-l.-::n:.:.___._-- ---_L---u
Gropoiruii
Grape Fruit males first class
.i : '
to belong to Vernon River, P.E.1.)
,correction for shoplifting by Judge B
|Sullivan. She was arrested yester- A
to be in the final game, the Vics are
determined to hold their own. This (
will be a rattling game, don't fail P
to see it.
The Baptist enurrn at oriorii, N.s, 'f
has called N. S. Smith to ttie pus-
torate. He is a young man from
Prlncelildward Island, and not yet G
ordrined to the mlnist‘v. g
A Boston exchange has the follow- C
ng paragraph Clara Morton (said ex
was given s. month. ln the house of
day charged with the larceny of four
department store.
The Guardian has received from the
Queen City Printing Ink Company,
useful desk calendar pads. Theselp
pads are on a stand and can be used t
r the standing desk or if more con I'
_bedi-i, all combined. on Saturday
marnmladc c
Vi e have just received a bbl cf 1”
'To~night she will give a complete
lchangc of repertoire as follows :-
Medley of popular choruses
,Talking song--“You may read your
|answer in the stars," this is a very
,populnr selection and has made u
big hit everywhere. "Monkey Land"
!-a light coon song, 1
A typographical mistake in one:
:word of the report of W. K. Rogers’
|address to the electors in the Market
Hall on Tuesday evening, as report-
before the electors as a candidate
for Ward Three he emphasized the
,fact that as he states in his card
he would, if elected, consider it his
special duty to look after the inter-
ests of Ward 3 and give to the May-
or and Council all assistance in his
eats of the City, advocating im-
provements consistent with a moder-
ate rate of taxation.
This Province seems to haw: liiuki-
ly escaped with very rilrgut. damage
from the violent wind and snow
storm which ushered in the fcgln-`
ning of the present week. The neue-
papers of the mainland c\>at.ain ex-
tended reports of serious dami-.ge
dons in New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia. In the latter Province espec-
ially. all along the sen coast the gale
raged furiously -and occasioned mrch
loss of property afloat andnshore.
In Halifax there were many accidents
and The Chronicle says: With the
wind at time reaching a velocity of
seventy miles an hour, driving snow,‘
in furious hall storm, and as the*
climax, a single peal of thunder,'
which roused hundreds from their'
night, to make the worst gale Nova
Scotia has experienced since thel
memorable Saxby hurricane. For ten
hours the storm raged and great
havoc was wrought on land and at
sea. _
Many in this province will be deep-
ly grieved to .hear of the death of
Rev. Roderick MacLean, which took,
place at the"Manse. Milan, P.Q., re-
cently ns already announced fn The
Guardian. After graduating in Dlvl-
nity from Edinburgh, Mr. MacLean
ame to this Province in 1885. He
ecelved an appointment to supply
he congregation of Valleyfield,whlch
ed in yesterday‘s issue rather ob-f
,soured the meaning of an important
,statement made by him. ln coming
nice large sized fruit from Boston l'
which we are retailing.
at lo cents meh
or $l.oo per dozen.
w_§'.;§.%r.:'n:ns.n:..°n'..ni%':rne ,BEER Q GUFF
GEO.
r -_-Eagle Shoo
“Nye offer
of men’s
G@°<iy°=i.f
a`t"a' "dis-'
count of _
20 n <=
R¢gi`il‘n.r prices are
;.;_;. 4-25. 4-so =wd4-'/5
less `
20 p c _
` ~ This is a rare chance
to get a firstclass Shoe
at a very low pr_1¢¢-
Come qiiicl: if you
want a p‘_air. . _
8:00
PHOTOGRAPHS
in all the latest --
ii    'A-V ‘ai-slseasons ot_deep‘»awsleain':s un-
-Bv - = 
VER ii' of`l’ietures
._ -......... .. -i.. .
‘ i
Th lor iii Bo-
twmn lhfwpginlliova M
. and EM n
v T riawin .Iat..a§il°l&l|ihx Xl%\|C8B
'll Fave lgnxniallgiexeept Suniws.
ot;.il:ui;.|3.nfto‘, yuandm ai-mimth nm ng
|50 \B0l\4||\~
M'l LAND DIWBON-Trllun ofthe Mill
land lv onloavs \Vlnilsai-dallycxeepi. Bun-
day) hr iisgrst'l.|0s.iu.a|id 9.36 ii. m. an
from Truro \\v'lndsnr at 0.40 A531. aud!l.l5
p.m. conirlgiing Truro with trains the lnwr-
gonllonisé ‘M way agp!  wlt.g“&x|\riieu
` *ie Royal and ll¥li.§'ailf‘5l:amn||ln
P A
The fastest nnilmlv9i:\ea¢"i!1t|e`i\.ri'|or ilying be
t een the Maritime vlncee and 
vlan: Ysrgumith h m y and
3,. y o nl I wh from
._ <1 r.n:3oE’E:’ie» e _MW _
~ .uni ext nt, ll- -. lf tlehhd t li li
‘N I1* 3n _ une# éztzhog snug; 'Etna-:mi»h=msi=; ,P h.‘§‘:;;“_ |!V°wa_ni e sveiie nies
1;, -i,s"~.""` A32 »'."$‘2~i ei. mia are mm. lla". seem. A. w. me-_ G. F. NUTCNESON
 ` iioirkiuaminmmun lm' nm' s' _ Jnwnlil/|n_°“°PTl€[A.N
-if
A i 9 - _ '
T;;L1;pH0gf,;.,9z';i  ,_,;,;ysa,_e|nnin»zea by me mn r..n:miy
,_ V  , ,,._l\eart¢_d1 widow and four sons survive
Dominion ‘Atlantic Railway
and Steamship Linen to mimi via ` Yqhnouth
was then vacant. His earnestness
and eloquence soon won the hearts
of the people and they extendedhim
an enthusiastic and unanimous call,
which he accepted. He was crdalnad
by the Presbytery oi Prince Edward
Island, and inducted into the Pas-
toral charge of Valleyileid, where he
continued to labor with at iarge mea-
sure of success, for upwards of 21
years. Mr.- MacLean was a man`oi
strong convictions and almost ex-
treme fearlessneas in expressing tl:i.m_
He was orthodox and _deeply ¢~'rmga~
llenl in _doctrlnef I-ils prea:h.ig_ was
characterised hy intense. _cnrnni»cn¢;a`
and burning-fervor. 'l,‘here,weie -.uv-
er his mlnlqtry resulting in` very
_larsxo gauislgons its rnii chores
em rs p.' rece ved and accept-
sd a call from Milan, Quebec, in May
1906, where he labored until his work
which caused his decease. A broken-
him, to whom the sincere sympathy
ng the whole church is extended in
t elr great sorrow. Mr.‘MacLesn's
death, in the prime of his strength,
isdeeply regretted not only by his
numerous and devoted friends in Val-
leydeld and Milan, but also by many
others throughout the country who
had _the privilege of occasionally
hearing him,-Com.
Do yon know Ben P
:Try our Guoiecol Emi?sion*' for
coughs, asthma, broneh tis, croup
and general debillt.y` This is e good
reparation and quickly strengthens
Daughters comprise the Faithful
undenominatlonal), Loyal (St.
aul's), and Willing (Methodist),
Circles will hold a Valentine Tea on
uesday next in St. Pnul’s school-
00!!!-
J. M. Clark, Summerslde; Benj.
aliant, Bloomfield; R. H. Mont-
omory, St. Eleanor's; F. D. Marks,
Margate and Leslie C1ow', Emerald,
ame to the City by the mail spe-
al yesterday.
Mrs. W. W. Sullivan and Miss
ullivan, City, who have been on
n extended visit to Vancouver have
left on return home. They purpose
silk wnlsts from n Washington St. visiting in Winnipeg and Ottawa en
t
. l'0\l E.
Daniel- E. Horne, or Fitchburg,
Ltd_ Toronto, some of their mo" formerly of Elmsdale, P.E.I. in this
rovince is eudering from another at-
ack of hip trouble. The uoctora
ave not decided as to whether he
.fo _
' ' ~ _shall have to undergoan operation
        is
lnrge while qu“e_a lot 0| space “caused by fracture which hc received
left on which to make memomndums .hy falling from a freight cir three
'xyears ago in -White ."tivci', ’~'i~rmont.
Miss Homer, the charming soubre- . . .
tte, now performing at I"uiryl:ind,l Try Agm" D“'iS‘°“ °f B°"sh““' i”`
changes hm. costume every evenmg_,tend celebrating their fifth anniver-
sary today by holding a public tem-
perance meeting in their hall. A
choice program will be given consist-
ing of choruses, solos, duetts, read-
ings, tablenux, etc. Among the num-
bers will bc a temperance addressby
Rev. Daniel McLean. The admission
is free. Doors will open nt seven and
the meeting begins at 7.30. Should
the night' prove unfavorable, some
will be held- the Saturday night fol-
lowing. A sale of`home-made candy
will also be held.
Benjamin Barrett, of Wheatley
River, departed this life recently, at
the advanced age of 85 years. Mr.
Barrett, together with his father
and mother, one brother and three
sisters, immigrated from Suffolk,
England, in the year 1831, arriving
in Charlottetown on June 10, sfter_
ii passage of six weeks and ten days.
power towards 'advancing'the inter-'MW' H sh°l`l- Stal' in Ch“'l°l'f'°‘
town the family removed to Bun-
gay, and was the second to settle
in that locality. At that time there
was no road, their only guide to the
settlement being by .a "blazed"
track through the woods. The sur-
rounding country at that time was
an unbroken forest. A few poles
laid across strlngers was the only
means provided in order to enable
passengers to cross Wheatley River
nt that period.- Mr. Barrett msr~
rled Miss Catherine McMillan,
daughter of Ewen McMillan, of
Wheatley River, and sister of the
late Hon. Angus McMillan, by whom
he had ag family of nine-four
daughters and five sons. His wife
and one son predeceased him some
twenty years ago. There are left to
mourn his death Mrs. R. Wi-ires.
Wheatley River; Mrs. J. Hopper,
Mrs. Muncoy, Mrs. Celia Hickox, oi
Woburn, Mass. The sons are Archi-
bald on the homestead, Ewen in
Manitoba, John and Henry in tht
United States; and one sister, Mrs.
John Hickox of Bungay. The funer-
nl services were conducted at the
house and the grave by Rev. H.
Pierce, B. A., Pastor of Granville
Circuit. The pallboarcrs were Robert
Btend, John McKay, John Rackham,
Wm. Rackham, E. Crew and E. J.
Crew. __ '______ “___
Wanted a few experienced clerks,
male and female. None but experi-
enced will be considered. Apply to
M. Trainer a co. __ 2-scsi.
Do you know Ben ?
Tasiforlsii malism
The following is o simg and fairly accu-
rate method of determining whether one'l
eyes are netigmaiic or notr-
"At a distance of iliree feel, each ol
the four small squares in the figure above,
should be seen equally black and dlslinci.
li’ any of the squares stand out more prom-
inently' than others, Asligmaiism is indi-
cated. Test each eye separately by coverf
ing first one and then the other-
Astignistlsm. whicivis due to irregular-
hy in the curvature ofihe refmeting eur-
faces is one ofthe et common nl well
as one of theniosni°r`ll|1ieult imublae to'
accurately correct. ’
Our methods oi examination In AC-
CURATE and CERTAIN, which let is
demonstrated by the utisfsctory results
obtained in almost every case.
"' .g f .FEBARY 6, 1908 ' '_ ' - ' _ i` THE c ARLO'r'1‘E'ro\v'N GUARDIAN ' _ i, ...mi
B I O udthempga (gi-||¢|_g¢m¢,  V; j ‘ig BY V Y ‘V ` ""”`~'“"”'r""'*f"“" "'-"fi *"““-"lr ‘ ' " ' ""  ' "“‘--r“~'> 'T 
people like hard-wood loom! Teoma ii"
forA er'e I-lair Vi ‘
,THE iQlIEEN’S COUNl'Y `GUARDIAN Me" ==-=»° ew-° e1w=-- == U-v -we
Y O v lhiiyadufflces in New Prowse 8|ock-Charlotieto; l
i r STANLEY BROS. -
  .  F.    M.. inc Balance of our Ladies’
'in the big Arena Friday night. _ ~ , _ V
, i .Fourth game oi the league series. m¢'n?;i\B;`::{als§'~es°;;flP:Ay°“m° ill U! and  
U " .' 1'* , _ . I _ i .
W 'm‘9'°°’°°t° "°°d in the uw" Du' Childrens fsnc dre carnival Fri-  -
~ gzmag; iiahniipeggelraysaga-gay ,, .,_ .,.,,,.,,,,_-"',,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,_ W, mediately; so arg offering-values ,that
All ladies’ Coats
e uar rice o Now 0
R _g l P ° $7.001 $l0.00f.
' ~
, . ' ’ Prof. Vinnicouibe's
‘ will render some choi
1 All Ladies Coats. i  --
Regular Price $l2.00 to $I8500‘
p f NOW $9.95
All Ladies’ Coats ~
Regular Price $|9.00 to -$25.00
NOW SIS 00
i.hildrcn’s, and Misses’ Coats
Most women living in Prince Edward Is-
land know 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,
suffice it to say that you can get
All Chi|dren’s Coats
REGULAR vnuie si.95 To $2.75
l'or $I.50 Each
All L`hi|dren’s and Misses’ foats
REGULAR VALUE $3.00 io $4.25
For $2.35
Special Offering in Fur Muffs
Here's zi lot that is really worth looking over.
If you need a muff, look at these.
Black Coney M_ufl`s ..... . _ . . . ...... $I.5ofor 75c
l*:xelineMuffs.... .. ..........$r.95for$l.00 _
Tonliiil
I
lllll
and thc"-Old
Maids
What a burglar preferred to
being loved by four women at
a lime. Intsnsely funny.
Mike the Model
How the slatues become living
beings and what Mike duel
-vilh them
Big Mu
PP P '
n the n < lures and songs
Beautiful Illustrated
Song
"Thr: Man Wilh The Ladder &
Hose"
hi' Mr. Austin Trainer.
Change of Pictures
Monday. Wednesday and Frida
Amateur Night .Every friday
Applicants received any
ring llic week ai
Hi
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Kffvfvfvvf
DR. lEL`KIE M. R. (`. V
Veterinary Surgeon.
Graduate of the Roy-l College 
Veterinary Surucuns. Glasgow, Scotland
DDRESS-Eldon Hotel. Kent St.
sl-nrne;*l_{:l”ph, M. D
N1. go Prince Street, Cor ltichmoli i
Telephone 313, _
i
all. ‘
=
c:
-i
manv people make a mi~take in
buying shoddy fooiivesr for prices
that would purchase ri nice strong
Astrakan Muffs . . . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . $3.00 for Sl 50 ,num b°°,_ If ,ou ,mt an “_
Persian Lamb Muffs ..  . . . . .  $4.50 for $2,25
Beave1'Mufis  $6,oofor$5.00
 lm
for' your money. 
an e  r 0 S . Don't wait to voie but come
' now and hive a look at our winter
_ ,__,___ ___ _ ._______,__,. _,_._,___,__. *_ . i- .i .. ~
onoonnisiiisri
. is what we aim to give our customers- If you are not
rading here give us a trial order and see if it is not as we sly.
Your order will he much appreciated. '
Sanderson ®.o Co.
» daily st io in e in .caches and Pal-
dtlgytu tf. Sunnyside Gr0;¢i;~;_ Co» eh-cs and Palace -ce I i ee p o r I.
Sl . T i r in lice re
Qi Course you Will *°-'=f~rn=°'~ '
Give a Prcscnt
i w. u. uu;}fAJ|(¢)i)l_ ii, \y "KI, U. r.: , I
And you want to get the nicest in the City. We have ii; ' _ ‘ 
our Crockery Dgaartment just what you want. Our
FANCY JAPANE5 WARE
iu Tea Setts, Trays, Rose Jars, and lots of other lines is ’ '
lovely We also have n large variet ' of i _ "` f New York Fresh- 
_ nissan sims FROM ss up » 5
` The designsgaiinot be surpassed and even our smallest ‘ .
_ ~ sett_ has 97 pieces. ‘ _ i
See our Fancy Tea Setts in Glass and‘Cl1iria. Also Toilet 1 0 n
Setts, all at vggous prices. ' i
lrAlso Grocery, partment and Feed Store.
 |07 F u|tonMarket
rv- ~» f.-
pexienced slnelit to help 1
select your winter footwear go
Bell’s where you get good vlliie
stock .
J. H; lilell,
'l`.i Expjri n efl Leather l(a»
 ..._..-_-¢.._, ~ 
To loosejaw
Leaves 'Montreal
Leaves Montreal Daily at reno p.m.
sud Thurs. md Set.
 can Allin
an nary Ind
ec|.ers onus our g
Slce.p¢isSun.,Mon fuer. Wed, :l.'
To M a§d¢lN\iR\%r 
Phvsician Q Surgeon T
. ‘~ "
  Uriiilsrium Hotel open b
ilueetn. .
1
toislgssi ‘sie Svlclieit. P sip!
D. Ls  nl New york
Boer   Insurance lgnoios, Ltd ',
rims, iiiii, iooioiiii 
Clalms_Seitled Promptiy V
. LEWIS li. BEER,
|21 lsdnlflflbm xgumf. `
__~__* WWM___A_____ *_ _  Wholesale Commission
' 
Oflice New Prowse Block, Phone 20  °'°°°°'°“°'°°
Fish ncalcr
All corneoundenee
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