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'IHE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JANUARY’ _8,   ‘_ _ ‘
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What can be nicer for a '
1 Holiday Gift thaua daintily 
executed Portrait ? 
i
what more lasting 2
A few dollars will get you a if.
dcsen Portraits, which can ba
duitributed among a dozen 
ffl0l\4-li. giving inoie pleasure i
for the money than anything
else ob;ainable.
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In the larger sizes we have
.the Duchess, Panel or the Re~
.gina for $5. the dozen.
Then we have the dainty
little Corona and the popular
Kariilo, at $3, the dozen.
Our new Panel at $2.50 the
dozen, is bound to be popular
nith those who do not care for
a large -Portrait.
,_ These are ovals, squares or
panels, according to desire, anti
 at the prices are about the
price of Christmas Cards.
- Which would give your
friends the most pleasure-~
your Portrait daintilylinished
or a Christmas Card?
And they east about the
mme.
1 Westlake Bros
Charlottetown.
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to :iii :notherswlio want their babica
to liavwpinlz, clean, clear, and
healthy skin.
Waffe of the tinest- materials.
ho soap, wherever made, is better.
Tu; Arszrr To|u:‘r SOAP Co. Morrrnzai.
“ANUYlC1’.¢ll OV TH! CELIIIATID
ALBSET Toner SOAPS. as
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GRAND
Military Concert
SBY3
Hr.-fnbzrs of the P. E. l. Contingent to
South Africa.
U0-‘ler the Distinguished Patronage of
Ilia-i lionoi' Lieut.. Governor Mc-Intyre,
Lieuf. Col. Moore, D. 0. C.. and
Mayor \Varburton, in the
Opera House
_ 5- ON '>-
ffRlllAY,. JAN. 4lll, 1901,
PROGRAHME.
- rant i
0svrtu_rP . . . _ . _ . . . . . . . . . .
_ .4th Regt. Band
mtiolo _ . _ _ . , _ _ .
. _ _.ML Chas. Earle
. . . . . .
_.Master Arthur W.irburt0n
kne‘-'l‘iencues before Paardeberiz . _ . . .
. _
.__ . . . . . . _ . _ . . . . . . . . _ . . . . _ . _ _
.. Contingent
Yiuuii Solo . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . .
_ . Miss Cotton
lynx . . . _ . . _ _ . . . _ .
_.t€ev. Leo. Wiuiams
*F in Solo . . . . . . _ . . . _ _
_ .1’rof. Vinnicomhe
‘knoll Solo . . . _ _ _ . . _ . _ _ _ . . _
__Prof. Tanton
finesse-Guard Mounting . . . . _
_ .Contingent
IN IERMISSIO N-Sale of Candy.
Selection _ . _ . . _ . . . . . . _ _
_.St. Cecelia Club
sadinir . . . _ . _ _ _ _ _ . . . . . . .
._ Miss Lefnrgey
001| Solo . _ . . _ _ . _ . . . _ . , _ . . . . .
_.Miss Earle
` _.vs _ . . . . _ . . _ _
__ Rev. T. F. Fullerton
\S.ilo . . _ . . _ _ _ . _
_ _Mr. Brent Mclnnis
&rioi\et Solo _ . . . . . . . . _ . . _ _
_.Prof. Watts
'fame-Night Alarm . _ . _ . . _ .
.Contingent
Veal Solo . . . . . . . . . _ . . _ _ _ _ . _
_ .Mi-s. \Vatts
R@sfiug‘ _ _ . _ . _ _ _ _ _ _
__ .Mr. 'l‘. A. McLean
Vofal Solo _ . . . _ . . . . _ . .
_.Mn Ed. Mitchell
Scene-In Bivouac.. ... ..__.Contingent
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
Positively no encorcs. Concert begins
pomptly at 8 o’clock.
Tickets 35c and 50c.
34.-ltd_
THE GUARDIAN
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THURSDAY, JA.\`L'ARY 3, 1901.
` me cnitm SITUATION.
powersof the world in -a comuion cause.
It has brought; together side by side
9,
. armed forces of Britain, Germany, Franc
is unprecedented in history, It is tru
that the powers have each their own
offences against the subjects of western
powers and against civilization, they are
agreed. They are agreed also in their
demand for security against the recurrence
of the outrages which compelled the
world-powers to draw the sword.
A J n immediate effect of the united action
of the powers to China has been to
practically compel ii condition of quies-
causes of ditlcrcncc between themselves.
For instance, one or more of the powers
miglitlnive been seriously disposed to
intervene in bel:-_ill of the Boers in South
Africa were they not so _=.ei1iou'~1ly t'!‘._<:_fa;;cd
in ii _joint cause in the Far East. General
Mcrciers menacing speech thrcatenirg
the invasion ol l1In;;`.;iii l his been passed
l>y,a!iiio.st with silent contempt, simply
because inthe pi'c.~1rii& _-~i;u;i€.ioii it would
he iinpos~il»lc for any one power to witlr
tlraw singly ffoni the \‘."oi'k going: on in
the East without sncrili/_-ing all her
interests there. The people of Germany
:is 'well as those of l~`r.ince syuignthise
with Kruger :ind the South African
Dutch, but sympathy cannot break out
into overt action while Britain and Ger-
manyure closely allied for the carrying
out of :1 common purpose in Cliinii.
Not only is the situation in reg ird to
eastern afliiirs peculiar and significant in
the a_~pects already udverted to, but the
progress of the invasion of China linsheen
instructive in u w.iy that must have a
great ell`.~ct upon diplomacy and the
nrmrd niovemciits of the future. Before
the trouble in Chinn broke out an armed
conflict between Russia and Japan was
apparently' imminent and was being pre-
pared for on both sides Now, in the
judgement of many well informed persons,
that struggle has been indefinitely post-
poned, and the revelations of the march to
Pekin are in large part the cause of the
change. The_ large force so promptly
mobilised, transported and put in the
iield hy Japan, the courage, endurance,
disciplineand eliiciency of the Japanese
troops, the excellence of their arm
equipment and transport services, have
provedasurprsing object lesson to all
the powers and an alarming _one to
Russia. From the Chinese point of View
Japan has appeared so strong in the field,
that, coupled with the experiences of the
war of 1894 J span appears the one power
to be most feared. And what if Japan
and China should unite and China take
on the new civilization, organization and
efficiency of which Japan ha9 given such
a notable illustration i
Beyond question all the western powers
have been surprised by the developments
Baby Clothes should be washed
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_ _ ‘f '?i*»..<.°» _-~»-» .as ._ ~ ~ we-.~:_ W-  -f _  <_ "  ‘ ` -*r¢1='_1-»-‘ »1 t  K  _ ' .I+ ,1,._ ‘- ._i.~_..».@>7;e<=':<~':1-' ».:_=   U?‘~'_“-.T-:_= ~'_v,~_»»%_-1'-_ oi'»'*--_~=___ * -_  _.: .»'-‘=f§'*»_~ f ’  __ -.; ;    if _
f  _   ._.ss&t¢.€¢?r.~¢.sf;n.n¢&-ea.2.  -» we ~ < _  V. ___ _,_,  -,,§,.-~<»__m,=-___~n~.,._,._  ~;-   ~-.-  ~_ -» _ _ .. ._ -
ot the war and Russia has become alarm
ed and compelled to reconsider her plans.
Russia has also met with a lesson in
regard to her long and exposed lines cf
railway communication with Port Arthur
which has repeated British experiences
in South Africa. Again and again the
The 11 “zo plevs Faper, Russian railways in Manchuria have been
Pulylishgqlat its 0ffl¢eS_ New Prowse cut by the hostile population alongthfr ‘
route, and a great and widely distributed
Miriiiiig Edition, daily (except Sunday) force is required to guard the limi;
three iiiontlis 51,00; ner yr.; . . . . . . .
_.$4.00 _ _ (_ d th t h is mr
So ni-weel-Ely Edition(Mond. &Thur.) _ Russia ln amaze in 5 ‘ 5 S e
from ready for war with Japan, or even
should Japan protest It can riadily be
seen from this imperfect review how
important are the lessons, Uiow wide~
may he the efl'ei.ts of t ie present tr0l1l)l9S
in China Those troubles are non in the
ly prolonged, but we are not without hope
that the conclusion when it is reached
may bring with it a ions: and satisfactory
peace.
qi/'eekly liditioii (Thursday) per yr. _ _
$1.2-3; in advance . _ . . . _ . . . . . . . _ . . . .
_.$1.00 for present aggressive warfare ln China-
C spread the influence,and how far-reaching
; Bal: . . _ . _ _I ' I ~ ‘
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WEEK OF PRAYER, 1901.
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cmiai 'rspie ii.. ui. was-The church, _   cantury
man:  nam
A
King of them all. '
The “King Quality ” shoe has been
awarded the Gold Medal-the highest award
at the Paris Exposition, where hundreds of
makes from the best shoe factories of the
world were also shown
The lady who wears a “ King Quality "
wears the best ladies’ shoe in the world.
Beauty of finish, handsome design, perfect
fit-appearance, and comfort, with the price
right.
Made by The J. D. King Co., Limited, Toronto.
my of settlement “ mb may be w,,m_ Alley 8 Co. Agents ett Charlottetown.
Hurrah for the Zllllte
i.
at the Doorolth: 20th Century. i ‘   the  ‘
.e~°=~°»»~w==- =- 1 S 1   _ to evurylmly.- _ _  1 »
It isa peculiar feature of the trouble in Thairksfzivillg?-` And the  a£G0d- ` Wé   sh!" of P_‘m_k:1»,-n°n`g, '_' htm, twlyd
china time it use when an the gmt aww miami!! and °ff=“~*l°'1- B°P**°°;'trom1-the_pssplsd1P.£1.-efwe win _celabratafuie im two DAYS. by mg;
C.hm=¢i1.'H¢v- RF- WMS*-0° *mi Ga M- . our.Patro1s their uhoicefqt any ariicleinbetirofcur - windows in fancy go
Young. no matter what the price is for
Confession and Contrition--“Bring
_ ~ Don’t make any mistake about the plate to buy your Overcoat. We ar!
Russia. the U cited States. Japan. Austria __ fum' therefore mms meetfor repentance' _ ,Overcast specialists. We 1 can show more kinds of good Coats than anybody
againswcommon cnemya portion ofthe WBDAY’ MILS' 0 O &»1'1(1 506 6&Cb.
Grace Church, Rev. G.P. Raymond and R _ d W U _h to I
Determination. - “Forgetting the
Church.-Revs. J. W. McConne1la.nd D.
B. MacLeod.
'rnt'Rsnav,2J atv. 10
Bible Society in Zion Church. Rev. J.
W. McConnell, G. P. Raymond and
D. B. MacLeod.
FRIDAY. JAX. 11.
C0r1Se0r¢\bi0H-"L0f‘1' Wh” Wilt W0” This department aboundsin handsome and useful presents, at prices which
have me to-do?" In First Methodist Church irresiwbly compel attemiom _
-R¢VS- T~ F- F\1U">1`¢0“ and L69 Williams- New lines of specially attractive Holiday Neckwear for 1901. have just ar-  C B
and Italy. In this respect the incident 'F Whiswm - ‘ / an e se em r ess money. .
t e ` _ _ _ You can prove this to your own satisfaction by coming in yourself, trying
' “'EDN”5”‘“1 'U5' 9° on the Coats. Our prices irom $7.50 to 016.00
interests to serve and are not wholly in - hat are behind I N53 for'u_d_-. ‘ Men’s suits
thin t . P
gs
a<=¢°fd “Sw ultimate sms’ but "°°“ “‘° St J='°°e'Ch\1f°*‘~ f*°~'=*-L‘=°- W““°“'° 2oo Mem. ram. A11.-w<>ei suits. in nice, mi steers and invisible pnaas.
main object of punishing China for her Bild G- M- YOUUB- C¢I\tl`l1 Chl'i5Ul*m- ~12_00 tg $1530 ydues' £01- 819,., _ __. _ _
Young Mei.’s Suits from 4.50 to $9.00
Boys’ 8-piece Spits, 2.90 to 87.7 5
Childi'en’s'Suits, 2.25 to $4.50
Children's.Vestee Suits, from 2.75 to 4 5’l
C;iildren’s Siilor Suits, (ram 1.50 to 83.50
_ Holiday Furnishings
that! have purcheised at
ha in, a llf'K¢ ITN! ¢
Bari¥et.s which
` FANCY
Xtltit
Tetlit in the 'DN Of
Make Moat Sulttbh-A
P ts tor the festive season
allugl-‘rman goods of the choices!
andas
Gina fer Friends i
‘ he seed. C oeohtss
 an as i... 0....
and Nuts of all ki s.
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Q. Box 113. Dec! dll.
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creat George Street. lilllers
Stand.
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These Hleeblngb “ill 592111 at 7% Shari’ rived, and include Men’s Imperials. l:` ai tu-hands. Puffs. ir Tecks, in heavy  9
cencein regard to other and previous each night. Collections at every service Silks and gating, in a splendid Varian- ut 6 ,ww and com-ommpms (mm _ » _
in aid of the P. E. I. Hospital. . 2.5¢ lo 81.00 
R. F. Wnrsros, Men’s Suspenders in silk and cl istio wubbingt, elegant colorings and de- A
signs, fancy gilt buckles, from 250 [0 $1_00 ;_£""‘ " _'_ i'T"_‘;‘;'_. “_-°_°“f'“';i _ _;”“_T..”.‘_`Z'_'I.""...
lt  `~` ' ` ` ~ : - 'ir t 3 Q
- Sindy.
“He That iss Warm
Thinks All So."
Tficusancir are "cold" in that ffiry ob
not understand' the gloqv of health. 17113
i'mplz'es disordered kidneys, If<ver, bowels,
blood or brain. Hood' s Sarsavarilla
gifves all who fake if the fwarrnfh of per-
fect health. Get Hood' s because
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Card of Thanks Silnmtltli |00
 ,_  1        to oign
 .l‘2..£‘;_.i. 1.  , 1 <»»»»-»t e»--»~.-~-t»~;_,__-»t»
months’ in bueiu uss, I extend my    Ot    égvnmitorlizloylllssgrlie
most hearty thanks, assuring you all i t §%°§‘{.T‘{t§'§.°D`
_$125, i“...ii‘2...§';.§".`.”.‘°‘.°iT.'iZ'.”;“..1’;.$f‘; the Lower Pmvinf-pt.,  ___
' ` if ' ~ iid tl 1 _i t _ -_ i 1_=n 
lzgpetgguance c yoar can ence an _ _ _  a 
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 NWMWhW WWWWWWWWWK _ smiimss-ir-uw,
J. G. JAl`ll ESON»
_ _ t eney to can on Rent Snare.
The Medlcal Hall- ~~ That everyone appreciates is a good Photo--nothing nicer to iéfefnu °f Y"“°“u‘ nlmlu "4
if Send VJ ffielidi- - - - 1 Coilgritions om 1 atten
l t_x.m¢so°tiii its
o You wAN'r 'ri-is BEST 'r U* F. i. ._ wifi. ` -'
If so, we respectfully inviri- you to visit the Leading Studio- M ovao 3moadaad w '
with ue, “Q-iality ie King.” _ 1 ___
llotlottelntlmtliltlll Pnl
Provincial lixlilliltion Association
The annual meeting of this assoc-
iation will be held in the Masonic
Temple building in Charlottetown, on
f J ' 19 ° y Consignments Selldted Prog” [gh *B
. . _ ,  t ‘__ '_ _ _ _ _ _
Friday evening the ewhteenih da ` ' W 1 y f ~~ » -1 "'11 .__
o anuary inst., 01, at the hour of, , j ' 'U
eight o’clock. ‘ B U
Transfer books are closed till after &
the general meeting.  _ t .'"*""~ °""'F*'\“
to
By order o£;,l_)irectors. _ ' ,~_.7d&.' °`I9_U
6*.-£11. SMALLWOOD . asia-tim me nu new satan
.July 3, H01 d&§te(¢1=retary- 1':-easurier.   R.     M  i ;?:-kézxad; ‘lewd
'1@CD
tje Special window of lsncy wa_o .i hi____ rc.duct.or.,.
Special lined Gloieeetiednoedpilceslor Nenlleai 1 eleii were 1
READY-MADE GLCTHIHG
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not . .1 t.iniii.orrr sniper. storm. ¢. I
l 1-l»-.tl l-Z~t:|te for sale in all parts Uf Bifi-
_ »_t~-_\. lt<-.itiscollr-cle* Loans negvthtnii
The "ovrznconr sroiuz." *~‘_~~ to  =="~°i -
FAT & 00. lose nllellont
Wilt
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CHRISTMAS SOUVENIR
U
0 NOT DELAY
In arranging an early sitti ig-you will be delighted 'with th
0 ’°°"“"" G. H. coox,
S’ ____ f r C-ir. Queen and Grafrnn Streets.
Studfo Where Baby is Alway Welcome
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Pad-'gpGRAPHER_ ' Wholesale Commission Fish §»"»‘»'i'itf'f'.'i°°iid1.'f`ii'Li.i.i.a
 _ Dc3l¢l’S.
"Successor to the Late C Lewis A
A li Opposite Tlarket l'louse  S H  A I
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w_____   chan-lottetown Sinelts and Eels a Specialty siliiisailr, enema.
BARRISTER AND
CAPS BREl1).‘¥»
§_ran_¢;»‘, amps
nun 1. tmoniut, i.i.
 Barrister. 6.c.
SYDNEY, CAPE BRETOI.
Bfmluma. ui¢as.y.c_a,
Collecti
_ _Nov W d8f_3:l`_S3D"l':?°1;_l_lJtly attended to.
to Loan, Real eine bought aol
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75 __ 1 A11 some d ° "'°““*» 'W-"~ m
D '- 1° d if In &‘P= "®'9'0‘@'(9'(9'@'0'®'@' 9%?" ‘mal B°”"'
in _ _ l °’ ° _ U P; Q Nov- 1 d&w4m
a
“VI  Boxes of Oranges and   E""a”°° °h'°“gh CIW” C’°°'"’Y ““°""’° S‘°‘?:‘lS 23:: °i=r::ili]¢{=i; °m°”ii‘§ei'»i°n¢'iii°`°mu."'°°" ii"'i"°"° '
_ Lemons, wholesale and Re-` S‘°"~ ‘h°L°wiS01dSran11- ffS.1B 1W|l.EY & SONS S°"“"”““°‘°°‘°°°L';§°T‘°"5
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2 cakes 5c at all orers w A  KEFEREYCE D ’ mlnn’ ami
_ _ _ . _ § _ - _ _ a 9 . _ _ ~ '_ lll1l1a0l' B|'\dgt|~%“,_ 
follilglililprien 81 Mc evin. agents Crown Confectlonery _ , Age,,¢,es_ Market and Fulton N“_ may
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