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.ml liztent Mc iicines.
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Perfumes
l`;Lll and we the lisindsoinc
pint-kaiggcs containing: all the
popular odors from the best.
Hnglislt. l-` r e n ch it n J
American makers.
Sachet Powder.
Qrossm i t h ’
English-
Seeley’s
emme|’s.
PIPES
Sec the splendid values in
Pipes. \Ve offer nearly all
new goods.
CIGARS
Pretty boxes, containin
cigars of excellent quality. _
In holiday packages of Zo.
Soaps, Combs
Sponges, etc, etc.
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Ginger Supa. Todly we
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already one of our custom
fra you should try our
Sultana. Cake at 2C cents.
Silver Cahn nt 16 cents.
TELEPHONE 98.
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Eclipse Bakery.
BakesBest Bread.
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date ut London. Hospital)
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\LOCAL AN_Il_l’ll0VlNClA
Latest News of the City
and Province.
By Reporters and Correspon-
dents Everywhere. .
,SKA'i‘1_\'i; at the rink this aft:rucon. The
` ice is in perfect comlition.
'l`il'=:l»i;; Hockey match l-` riday night
will stat t- at 3 sl\ui'p,so please lic early.
_ 'l`hirly~two Gurney radiators have been
placed in the Davies Hotel by I\Ir. T. A.
l\Icl.can under Mr. James .\lcl2;icliern'.-
direction.
PRi:<t‘r:l~).l\\'arflDivision Noi S. ofT.
mcets in \\'right's Hall toni;:,-ht at 8
o`clock. litstallation of ofliccrs. Visitors
welcome.
ALL members of Court Avondale, l.O.F.
are especially requested to attend the
‘ annual installation of ofllcers this evening
at :< o'clocl:.
l.. O. l..- Sr. Georges Lodge, No. 1171
meet to night. Every member is requested
to lie. present and payment of dues is
equircd.
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Go see the Hockey match Friday night.
i It is thefopening game of the league
series. Prices 20 and 2.3¢. Vick vs Ab~
bies. Game starts at S sharp.
1 ()wIxo to pressure of work caused by
the running of both winter boafs to
Georgetown the railway has added two
assistants to the station staff at that
.point.
` REV. Leona Williams preached in
Heartz Hall Sunday at3 o`clock. Next
Sunday at the same hour there will be
nsong service conducted by some of the
best singers fromfthe city.
THB ice was hushed from Kelly`s Cove
to the Round House yesterday. The
thinnest place was seven inches thick
and the heaviest ice met was fourteen
inches thick along this track.
THE Stanley brought to Georg :town
yesterday twelve passengers and 100 bags
of mail. Her cargo included two carloads
of flour, 50 tons of tin and a quantity of
way freight. Captain Brown reports no
ice this side of Pictou Island.
, L. O. A.-THE annual meeting of King
William, L. 0. Lodge, Kingston is post-
poned till Monday evening, Jan. l4tl°.
1901. Members will please take due
_ notice.»-- James McPhee, W. M. _
1 THE Confederation Life Association
 having withdrawn its agencies from this
 Province, Mr. E. H. Beer late represen-
tative in this city has left at this office a
number of attractive calendars which
policy holders can obtain by calling hero.
Tun Abbies say they can beat the Vicks.
The Vicks say they can beat the Abbies.
We dont know which will win, but you
may expect to see a hot game and the
teams which lose will have nothing to be
ashamed of. Admission 20c. Seats 2."3c.,
Plan at G. E. Hughes.
1 Sxxrr invited guests took part in a
wedzlinzcclebration, January lst at the
home of Mr. John Mellett,Brackley Point
Road. Mr. Cox, father _of Mrs. Mullet
by ghgugh new 82 years of age, contributed to
.the enjoyment of the occasion an
impressive recitation and some Gospel
" songs.
To Cure a Cold in OneDay.
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'l'ake Luntive Bro no Quiuiue Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
ails to cure. Zac. E. W. Groves
 ignature is on each box.
Tn. Fri. &w. ‘
L; 
comes
dd
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DOLL
1 ef 0 » " Men’s Under
Only at few suits oi' in it _'pltn<lid line or
clothing left
Fleece Lined.
Ribbed Wool,
Shetland Wool.
ono  oiar a Sui
These are without doubt the best value in the city
See. the goods and he convinced.
The l’eop`e’s Store.
El
' TIE mail special arrived in the city
L L Yesterday afternoon at 1.15.
Tas S. S. Elliott arrived in Sydney from
St. John's N. F. yesterday morning.
A social and entertainment will be held
` in Marshfield Hall on Jau'y 10. P1 oceeds
i in aid of the organ fund. Admission 10
C€I1f.S~
Runtime Red Rose meeting Lodge
lPrince Elvvard tonight at 6 o`clock.
installation of oillcers and otler import-
ant business.
Cnavnsls Lane will deliver his famous
_lecture on the South African \Var in
. the First Methodist Church on Monday.
February -lth.
A SPBCIAL train came to the city yester-
day conveying a large quantity of freight
which was brought over by the steamers
' Minto and Stanley.
Meeting of the Historical Society in Dr.
lAuderson`s room P. W. College this
evening to enrol members and arrange
and discuss the work for the winter
season. ,
A CURLING.-An interesting match was
played in the Rink yesterday afternoon.
The following is t-he score: Judge
McDonald, Rev. Mr. Fullerton, T. C.
James-Skip 7. Rev. Mr. Young, Wm.
Hreba-ut, Sidney Grey-Skip 10.
MR. Lorne Unsworth has been chosen
Ciptain of the Abegweit Senior Hockey
Club; Mr. R. Drake will captain the
Intermediate Team; the Senior Victorias
will be capt-aiued by Mr. William Worth,
and the Prince of Wales’ team will he
captained by Mr. Les. Sharpe.
u
A 'runuonsu from Sydney announces
that:Capt». Howard, of the schooer Lady
Davies has settled with Messrs Wedlock
Bros., for the value of the cargo of coal
consigned to them and which he sold
amounting to_$_`i75. The Captain was
dismissed for lack of evidence when
Messrs Wedlock declined to prosecute. _
To Cnonrsrnns-All those who took
part in the Patriotic Concert. last April,
are requested tomeet in Kindergarten
Hall on Thursday next at 7.30 p. m. to
take part in chorus work for aconoert in
aid of the Monument Fund under the
auspices of Prince Edward Lodge, Sous of
England.
_ The schooners laid up for the winter in
thisport are the Thistle, Ada, Chlcrus,
Alma, P. & E. Small, Baltic, Lochiel,
Milford Guy, Daisy, Telephone, Omega,
_ A. LiucJln,Stanley Mixc, Lucy M. Jenkins
Lois, Malabar, North Star, Lizzie A.,
Morning Star, C. V. Minor, Tarquin, Sir
"Wilfrid, Margaret Ann, Swallow,
Bolina, and Chief Commander.
Euucrrons Pnrlrroivs -Applications have
been made to the Supreme Court to have
the East Queen's and East Prince election
petitions set down for hearing. These
are the only two petitions that are at
issue. On Saturday last Mr. Hackett. M.
P. for West Prince flied preliminary
objections to the petition against him and
hese must be disposed of before any trial
n be had on the merits ofthe petition.
ON Friday evening the 4th inst the
Vernon River Bridge Hall was filled with
a patriotic audience to hear of the South
African war, and the deeds of valor
performed by the Canadians, so graphically
described by Mr. F. B. McRae. Hon.
George Forbes occupied the chair. “The
Soldiers of the Queen" was sung by the
‘_ choir and also several other appropriate
‘selections were given. Ahearty vote of
pthanks was tendered, and the whole
audience sang with spirit, God Save the
E Queen. _
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` YORK IT1-zuls.-Our school is progressing
. favorably under the direction of Mr.
McNeil, w ho is_,a new but good beginner.
1 -The Divisionfis making rapid strides in
increasing its membership. It has had
many initiatious during the past
_ quarter; and is in a prosperous condition.
-Politics are dying out here as well as
1 elsewhere.-Miss Ethel Hardy has lately
gone to Charlottetown, her removal being
much regretted. Matrimony which had
almost faded away has quickly turned up.
and the joyful sound of wedding bells has
‘ been heard through the settlement again.
'street on Sunday night their attention
was sent up to the Supreme court
t
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i ofiice of the City Surveyor, City Hall-
.-
As the police were going down Queen §Johnson»s
it was attracted i,'by a crash of glass and g c0USh S_YfuP
voices in the distance. Hastening in tl e K is one that has rem mel-{t_d0e
direction of the alarm they found a man people so much good that they tell
emerging from a. side window of one of x <x;§f)‘lfé`@;`=;\;<€\;§>l;\';“t';]‘;’f;}';“§(1l;‘z~°k f°
the doorways j_of Messrs Caxvell Bros K Costs bmy 25 cemS_ -
wholesale house. Finding that it was
impossible to escape, the lurglar, Barr ey ’ ,. ` \ _ \  _ \ `
Murphy, stood his ground and was arrest-   ` ` . \` .  t
ed. Three cans of salmon were found on- if _ __ 
his person. He was arraigned before His U ~ 
Honor yesterday morning and alter hear- ‘
` ing the evidence of Messrs John Mes
's ~rvcy :and James Haynes of Carvell W _:__ W f
Bros., who ilentified the gocds, Murphy 1
v _ I
Murp‘\y’s accomplice escaped the police  
and is yet at large.
` ".l‘0rovetoyouthatD_r.l
P- Chageh Ointment is a certain
I  and absolute cure for each
` and every form of_ itchinz.
bleeding' and protrudmgppiles.
the manufacturers have K\1°-l1l“t°°d“'- ‘°.*°"
 timonials in the d_ai1Y DPGSS and 851! S011? “U25 ‘ _,-'
i bo:-swhatthey thmk ofit. You car usegt’ auf' rr
get your money back it not cured. 60c a s.. J
1 all dealers or EmuxsoN.B.urua & C0-.T0r0Dw- \'
'J pr, ghages Ointment A
` NOTICF.-We have enter ed-upon a. new y
)` century . As a consequence we have re- 
solved to turn over a new leaf by closing ,'/ia;
our credit account onJan. 31. 1901. All ,t__ _
who are indebted to the firm are respect- V,
fully requested to_ give attention to the j,t_\i\1
settlement of their respective accounts OD
or before that date. While the world
may not come to an end credit _w1ll.- _-
. mlonzs' T. Mc-Kn1\'z1E, The Tailor. 3au6
Norton to Truckmen, Quarrymen, etc.- l
l Wanted for the city of Charlotteto :vu 10(1)-
icubic yards of Island sand stone (spauls) y
l For further information inquire at the`
_ g E \ -$5
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THE GUARDIAN, UIARLGHIFITOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISISAND, JANUARY 8, 11.
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‘ Tnu_Stanley crossed to Georgetown
fum Picton and the ‘Minto crossed to
Pictou from Georgetown yesterday, and
will make their trips today each in th`e
opposite direction.
THE Messrs Lowe have secured- the
' contract f ir the extensive improvement to
be shortly made in Messrs Stanley
Brothers’ store. The two stores,wi1i ,be
made into one with a large plate glass
front. The other changes will be quite
extensive, making the new store one of
the largest and best appointed in the
Pwvince. The contractors will begin work
a. rout the middle of February.
Tm-3 following criminal cases will be
tried at the coming, session of the Supreme
Court: Anselm Morgan and Eusehe
Carroll charged with housebreaking
and larceny from the pre-
mises of Saunders 8.2 Newsome and
Sandcrsoudc Mcl\’utt; Richard Collings
for assault; Michael audllllurtin Power
for assault on John P. Joy; Bernard
Murphy, larceny, and house brc.iking
from Carvcll Bros.
(`.<\.":`S.\ND JAol;n'rs.-'l`iie tendency this
wiincr is towards _jackets of Bulgarian,
Continental and Garibaldi effects in the
sleeves. Several illustrations of these
styles, together with full advice about
making, are contained in the January
Delineator, the well known fashion
magazine. A new feature of themagazine
is that Mrs. Aria, the well known dress
authority of London contributes a
monthly letter on the fashions of London.
Mrs. John Van Vorst of Paris does the
some for that famous center of style,
Socmr. A1' Canunosra.-On Thursday
evening, 3rd inst.,the young people of
Caledonia and vicinity had a grand social
in jaid of the church. Although the
evening was very cold the large school-
room was comfortably filled. Mr. J. J.
Stewart, acted as chairman, and the
following program was well rendered:
Violin Selection -A Mclunis.
Recitation-Bell McDonald.
Jig-Mal. Gillis.
Song, “Annie Laurie"-Sara. McDonald
Marjory Martin, Mary McDonald.
Dialogue, “Qunck Doctor"-Angus
McDonald, D. McDonald, D. Montgomery.
Recitation-Mary McDonald.
Sons:-Jus. R. McDonald.
Reci tation-Sara McDonald.
Music-A. J. Mclnnis.
Recitat-ion-Marjory Martin. _
Dialogue, “Fun in e. Restaurant"-
Marjory Martin, Mary McDonald, S. M.
McDonald,D.H.McDonald,D.Montgomery,
J. ' Stewart, J. D. McDonald, A. N.
McDonald.
After the above, Mr. A. J. Mclunis
was quite lively until all were sold.
When justicelwas done to the contents of
the baskets they dismissed by singing God
Save the§Queen. Proceeds $27.
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NERVILINE A KING OF PAIN.
Nerviline is a combination of the most
potentpain curing substances known to
medical science. It represents the latest
discoveries in the healing art-so concen-
trated that one drop of Nerviline is equal
in painsubduiug power to livc drops of
any other. For Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Cramps, Pain in the Back, its action is
rapid and certain. Sure to cure. Your
money back if you do not find it so. Drug-
gists sell it.
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MARCH,
SAPRIL.. _ _ _
%Nothing easier to sell than a
good Cough Syrup, but i_t must 
“good or the customer_ will be dis-
appointed.
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auctioned the baskets and the bidding'
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BUT new jackets ARE included
This is Decidedly
the -Quick Comers
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Today wdve inaugurated a tale of Jackets, that will molteyou
- ' \Ve’re making today,-a series oil price oiers that will put
the best garments' in stock within your only reach 1
And remembap-isow is the time ywwmt on mv mf. l
the coldest winter is yet aheai of you ‘
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We’ve gone right through our J acket stock, and dl1f§
_ the lot into four classes as follows. l
Class 1, coats regularly from $2 75 to S-1 15 on
Class 2, coats regularly from So 25 to $6 95 ol
, ` Class 3, coats regularly from $3 10 to $9 95 on 25
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Class 4, coats regularly from 'S10 00 to 823 21
Now then-we need use no purple lad;-Actives-not like Lay
‘ strain on the rii :tional-y to describe our stock
YOU l{l\`OW-how good it is YOU LNO\Vbt1vc\fa
fully our j .ckm are selecrd. lou know that nothing cones to
our stfck thxt ciuuot pass evtry test
Further than that-we need only toy that this .Mer inciudn
EVERY NEW JACKET in stock, ind let‘er cull that none
We Extend
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possible prices-
Wishing all
“A Happy New Year”
  Confectioner
\Ve have just receive-;l our
Xmas supply of Confectionery.
and niitst say it is the nicest-__
 cription. You need only to see ‘
sent, we know of nothing so'
appropriate as one of our
choice boxes of Confectionery
Manfactured by Ganong Bros.
Call and see our assortment
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Q Cor. Kent and Great George Streets.
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assortnn-nt to he seen in the ’~
_ City. T-_
(lur` ouc, two and three lb.
boxes are just beautiful, in "al,-
fact they are too pretty for dis~ 
them in order to fully ap~ 
pref'-into their beauty; If y0\1 ll"
are going to give a Xmas pre-  wessren a users! "“
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our hearty thanks for the very satishctory \ not
trade we have had We al.o es\ure them that we
will in the future give them our b st attention, selling
only the very best quul ty in furmture at the lowest
JQHN NEWSON
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. White wool blankets $2l75 $3 50 $4 00 $4
‘_ Heavy Grey Blankets Sd 65 $2 75
1 White Cotton Blankets
‘il Grey Cotton Blankets.
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