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l MCKENNA’S iil'0C€I'y, 1 Assomd Maccaroons, etc., in
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, 'mc cHAaL0'r'rt9'r0WN cuanmau JANUARY 5, 19.6
The Doctor I
bowels is absolutely essential to
, g ‘. ~ health. Then keep your llversctlve
AI A R and your bowels regular by taking
wa S S gmail iaxstive doses oi Ayer's Pills.
' ' _ ...I r'.i-7°.i!.1i".‘.'i..'l1i’»'.i'..“£ "‘.f'.'.°.2;:
reyour elsregu “ ' s
knows that daily actio of the
THE Plilliiiiiillli
_iuamll
The A Olilcesin New Prowse Block
Charlottetown.
Wellne Watch ___
is not an expensive watch but is well
finished, keeps excellent time and is a
source of pleasure to those who are
Glonas: V. Moons, tonsorial artist, left
yesterday for Sydney on a visit.
BRAD Tha Guardian's classified ads. You
now carrrying them.
Sold only uy ‘
. WELLNER, Ch’town.
4.
XL)IT
&fl,IT!
I `N"VI'.I'EE
If you wish the best in photo
graph , finished on the new spec
talizcriy mounts, (the very latest
novelty.)
Tx)
‘VISIT
CUB. `
STUDIO.
GEO. H. COOK
Where Babv is Alwavs Welcome.
After a Heavy Cold
You feel out of spirits, nervous, no ap-
petite, no ambition, or energy and all
tired out.
HUGHES’
DIGESTIVE 'I`0NIC
nourishes and strengthens the nerves,
improves the appetite and digestion
am gives tone and vigor to the whole
system.
Price 251: a hottie.
GEO. E. HUGHES.
Apotliecories Hall.
"  iifrarassas I
r ~ ',_,,LiliiiT:"l'lNG
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uoc1<Ev Boots
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We have them in grunt vnri< ty. Boys $1.25
o $1.75. Mu-'ml $1,ti5 to $2.50. Ludics' Box
Gulf warm liuurl $2.00, well worth $2.500. pair. =
\Vo urojuat u. iittlc lowcr in lricc for tho =
auto guorls tlum'utli'ar st'.or'er!.Sav6 your money
y buying here.
A. E. McEACHEN,
A The Shoo Man. V I
- i
\-.
Womcn’s
Box Calf
Boots
at
25 per ccni
Discount
All our women’s
Box Calf Lactd Boots
suitable for winter
wear, walking or skat-
ing, are oiiered at the
following prices.
Seasonable goods-
Fashionable styles.
Wo1nen’s Box Calf
Laced Boot iieece
lined $2.10 now $1.50.
Laced Boot $2.3 5 now
$1.77.
Wo1ne11’s Box Calf
Laced Boots $2.50 now
$1.87.
   . I Alley it Co.
A Happy and  ---»---
Presrerws FOR NEW YEARS
-'. »
Women’s Box Calf Q-
New Year  Crisp Freen Grapes.
California N avei Oranges.
ghgiiag _ ,_ greeted the boys and girls, as they in n
Fresh Ground Coffee.
' A590734 FYI-lit SYVUPS- consistedofreadlngs,recitutions,diuiogues,
Hlllllley & P8lIl1€1”S Fancy BiS~ cxcrcises, solos and choruses. The prin-
We assure you that our .
effortswiileverbetoserve
you with the best GRO-
CERIES at the lowest .
possible price.
We ask a continuance
of your kind patronage.
ft
will find something to interest you.
PREPAR/vronv service will be held in
St. James church to night. Rev. Mr.
Sedgewiclt will preach.
JOHN H. GAT!-S yesterday celebrated
his 81st birthday. Mr. Gates went to
California on the Polly in 1849.
Miss ANNIE McI.1~:on, Georgetown, who
recently took u course in Guelph has been
appointed Principal of New Glasgow
school.
Lore 40 and50 Farmers' Institute will
holdthclr regular meeting on Monday
evening Jan. B.Sub,|ect. for discussion,
“Proposed changes on the Provincial
Farm.”
ALL votes either “For Free Delivery
or “Against Free Dellverv"of mall matter
in this city should be handed in to this
oillce at once. Extra coupons can be
obtained here frea of cost. tf
Jonsson & J onNsoN’s Drug Store has
been greatly improved by the addition of
u “silent salesman" show cuse finished in
solid oak to match the fixtures. The
casa was made by G. D. Wright.
Na'rr11\Nrr:1. Lam\nu~:, Eldon, came :oo
the city yesterday crossing the ice from
I-Iall|day's shore to Earnscliffe. He found
it to be in very good condition for travel-
ling. Mr. Larabie was among the first. to
cross_t-he Orwell Buy.
As will be seen by the nd “Notice to
Farmers' Institutes” which appears else-
tviiereunrceting of the Tariff Commis-
sion will be held on Wednesday,
Juu’y ltlth insteudof Jan`_;' 15th us an-
nounced by circular letter.
Sars an issue of the Colonial Herald of
1840.-W. Buch, boatswain of Plymouth
Dockyard,who was the person who nailed
the British flag to the mast. head of the
R uyul Sovereign at Lord Howe's great
engagement in 1794 has been superannua-
tod with a pension of £160 u. year.
Hou. W. S. Frannmo has wired W. W.
Clarke, Sec'y of the Charlottetown Board
of Trade as follows:-
“Tarili’ Commission will arrive al.
Charlottetown Tuesday, ninth January.
from Picton, and will hold a meeting on
Wednesday, tenth. Leave next/ morning
for Picton. Please cause public notice
_y,;&l§`e given."
l~.-&9B. S. I-IA.\11l.roN, who holds a
dip‘o|B§i:lrom thc American School of
Magnetic Healing of Nevada, Missouri,
signed by its President, S. A. Weitmer,
has taken rooms on Fitzroy St. between
Great. George and Queen, where he can he
consulted by any persons desiring his
services. Thanbove school was incor-
porated in 1808, and Prof. Hamilton as
no uf its graduates is nota stranger to
,this province, having formerly practised
in another part of t-his city as well us in
Summerside. A testimonial concerning
his work will be found in another part of
this issuc.
ON Wednesday, Dec. 27th, the Mission
Band of Pleasant Valley gave a Christmas
Entertainment ln the church of that
place. A large and attentive audience
pleasing and interesting manner perform-
ed their vurious parts. The program
llitS. cipal theme of the enter-tlllnment
Christie B1-qw" & C0’5 Water expressed in song und recitation, wus,
Ice
Wafers.
"The Babe of Beihelcin," whose coming
brought “great joy." The collection,
which was in aid of foreign missions,
PY\0l1B 5 Up ww" ggom, 223 9 ` amounted to $5.50.
FINE
Bccr & Goff.
AH
New Year to All
BOOTS 5 f1'0m
"""""`i
i
special ua week. Rcddin B|'05_
Get the Habit-your Drug
See our window for
anice line of M-n’s
Dongola. Bals. just 1
the right thing for
wearing under Rub- I
bers or Overshoes.
Special price $1.3 5.
Mays Q “reread
Prosperous
wants, from us.
Phone 86.
IP YOU ONLY KNEW
When your well stocked store was
going to burn down, you could
Ili! to Insure until the week be
fore. but
Pvnsvaurto notice the meeting called
by the Robertson Farmers’ Institute wus
held in the Eldon liuil on Friday the
22nd uit. The Iinll was filled to its ul.-
most capacity. The President took the
chair at 7 o‘clock and after some Instituto
work being done declared tha meeting
open forthe discussion of the question
for which it was called, viz. The promo-
tion ofa branch iineof railway from u
point at or near Eldon t.o Montague
Brldgo.Thc Secretary read letters from
Hon. F. L. Ilaszard, A. B. Warburton
and L. E. Prowse regretting their inabi-
lity to attend. The meeting was addres-
sed by a number ofthe residents of Point
Prim, Portage. Plnette, Newtown and
Eldon. each pointing out that from the
firstinceptlon of the agitation for the
construction of the Southern Branch
being built, thelcomniunlty was always
assured it would pass through this sec-
Lion, whereas atpresenta large number
of the inhabitants are some sixteen miles
distant from the nearest Booking Station
and consequently are unable to derive
the benefit this large section demands..
Addresses were also given by Alex.
Mm-tin, Senator Robertson, A. A. Mc~
Lean, D. P. Irving, and F. B. McRae,
after which the meeting which was
characterised by the greatest harmony
closed with three cheers for the proposed
when it is Destroyed ' .,,..,,.,.._
You are tooiiahte. tkemetrpberlaa
_   co. old adage, ere s no me
the Want" md no hmunncl Perfumes are always acceptable in
Ike ours.
. . themselves or as' an accompaniment to a
Vlciona R0 'V' gl ‘ Enix,” ,gig }?mI`M gift.-We have an elegant stock-selling
.9 n,,=“"“ “chem at greatly reduced figures.-A. W.Reddin
' “__m.,u Q Pham B., Sunnyside.
, W... www; ....-. ...............  -mum,
- Candy is wholesorne',if made from pure ingredients; that islwhy WlilI¢'S
boxes and sold' by all the leading confectioners.
, mwmmmmmmmm»mm mmmm
Chocolates _are in such demand. Put up in daility pound and half _pound
A curwzur and basket social in ai-I of
the poor of Rustico parish will bc held
in Rustioo llali on Wednesday, Jany 10th.,
- Now for the Carnival on .lun 16th, 1900.
This will give you time to think out your
costume and get it ready. The Rink will
be decorated as It has noi. been for years,
,and if the patrons will only cnrlcavor to.
secure pretty costumes, such a scene vi ill
be visible on Carnival night under the
brilliance of the electric iight as Char-
lottetown has not secn for years.
Thanx died at his homeln Marshfield
on Dec. llrd, 1005 James Heron after u
short illness. Mr. lleron wusu native of
Fort Augustus but in early life femoved
to Charlottetown and was in the employ
of the into John Inga, Esq. when he
published the "Islander" newspaper. The
writer has often heard Mr. Heron tell oi'
the hand press that he helped to turn to
print the paper. He was afterwards for a
number of years in the employ of the late
Hon. J. C. Pope und after that for years
with the Hon. D. Ferguson as farmer, and
latterly for some years with William
Bishop of French Fort in whose employ
he was at the time of his death. A faith-
ful servant. and obligiuguud upright hc
was in all his different places. lic was in
tire 05th year of his age.
Other Island papers please copy.
Tlir: Pleasant Valley School held its
semi-annualexamination lust. Thursday.
Dec. tlrl. As the diIi`creut classes were
bcingexamined,it was clcarly evident
to the parents and friends presentthat- the
school was making good progress under
the curefullnstruction and management.
of their competent teacher, Miss Eliza
Elliott. After the examination, a program
consisting of recltutions and singing was
rendered by the scholars in u. manner,
which made it highly entertaining to all
present. Mr. Seliar acted us chairman
und, in a fcw words, expressed h‘s
appreciation of the tcucher's splendid
work. It. Keating and James R. Elliott,
being called on, gave brief addresses
expressing their 'satisfaction with the
progress of the school. At- the close of
his speech, Mr. Elliott. passed around u
basket of choice fruit in which visitors,
teacher and scholars, had an ample share.
Then the teacher, having so kindly und
generously, provided Xmas gifts for all
her pupils, came forward to the desk, until
with the assistance of the chairman,
presented the nice book, booklet or card,
selected for each one. The nftcrnoon’s
very interesting exercises were brought; to
aclose by the singing of the National
Anthem.
.l_¢..___..
AFTER DIGESTIO-.\I-WHAT?
It.`s not enough to digest your food, and
rcriucs it to pulp or liquid iusidc you
but it. must also he properly absorbed, car-
ried to the proper organs, filtered,
puritlcd, and carried by your blood to the
various parts of your body which arc
\vorn out und stand in need of repair.
This is a system of complicated
machinery, engineering. chemistry, and
physics, before \\hlch ull of man's most
wonderful achievements since the world
begun, pale into iusignificauce.
And, when you come to think of it,
next to the mnrvci of any complicated
piece of mcclmnism itself, is thc man
who, when it has broken down, can repair
it and make it go again.
Stu|\rt.'s Dyspepsin 'i‘abiet.s
Really. the most marvelous achieve-
ment In the vast field of man`s many-
sided endeavors.
A perfect medicine, which never foils to
cure, or set in running order again, thc
complicated mechanism of nlan's internal
digestive arrangements.
The secret of the great success oi
Stuarifs Dyspepsin Tablets, is simply this,
that they have been prepared upon the
flrm foundation of the most thorough
rescnrcll into the real origin und cause cl'
ull disorders, due to the improper
digestion and absorption of food.
Knowing the cause, further research
lcd lo the knowledge bf how to relieve
and cure.
Stuur\.'s Dyspcpsiu Tablets are the
only medicine ' founded upon ccrtnin
scientific rules of treatment, which make
success a certainty.
They penetrate into ull the channels of
your being, into the minutest arteries.
the tiniest lymphatics,Lhe faintest tracery
of nerve tissue; and renew, build up, nr
fresh, and restore to health, cvcry dia-
order which Improper food, poor diges-
tion, or incomplete absorption has caused,
in any portion of your anatomy.
No necli to consult a physician.
At. thc least sign of distress nftereatlng,
take Stunrt`s Dyspepsln '.I'ablcts.
On the least [mln or discomfort., in stom-
ach, liver, back, or bowels, take Stuarifs
Dyspepslu Tablets. '
For any craving for improper food, con
tinual hunger, continual thirst. or loss
of appetite in greater or lesser form, take
Stuarifs Dyspepsia Tablets.
By following these slmpic rules, you
will save yourself much pain, suffering
and discomfort, and will add greatly to
your span of life.
Stuart/s Dyspepsln Tablets will make
you live long and happily.
Try them.
Book on Dyspepsls. free. Address F. A.
Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich.
‘ Worth Reading \
Not. how CIIEAPLY but ho\v
BATiSI1`AtlT()ltIl.Y can I be iitted
with glasses 1
Til T'8 thc i¥iI<ISTl0N which
Hlzilglll I)TH9UGllTFUh illpioniwn
. as . ‘roar or -ttin
lass s CAUx%\Z I .- ig
I\ll 0 A r li Oli
5| 6 th REI II°`\';nl1?.mlt."tlll)t“
'rms m_i=_uuc|-*u|.|.v ....4 /tv.
(;LltATl<.l.\` lit g|.r»<¢~r_ 'mms 1.;
VAi.UAIli<l\. and cannot. rizhtfull
bc (ivan for nothing. Thu EX ACT):
lNh touts which we make tnkc
'lI`lM“l:Z‘. rug wliiw wc, ark I"AtlhR
OIR I! l\ Ull. 0 K \'0 ll 0
IQEST i’0S~‘Illl.l4i acrvlcc Hind arc
(.0N$:FAN1`i.\ on thc nlcrt to
FURIHICR imnrove our facilities.
‘Wo therefore do NOT msssyos
I-Itlliltsmi wo feel that no E-
ABONAIILE customer expects us
todo so.
W l iteth i
ns aEo=Ethetr¢:;es'.mm”wd to me
G. F. IIU ICIIESON,
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MEET Mr: Ar 1-nr: Acwavs ousv sroncl
lil
F R COATS  
at Stanley Bros.
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We have a lot oi
Ladies’ F ur Coats,good
Fur Coats of the latest
styles.
put them into stock.
W`e have all sizes _and qualities ; and
each quality the best that money can buy at
the price.
Persian Lamb,
Russian Lamb,
Raccoon,
Near Seal,
and Astrakan.
If you want a Fur
Coat it is \vise to buy
this year; as the coals
now in stock are worth
from 10 to 25 per cent
more than when we
Have a look through our stock, you will
find it exactly as represented.
Stanley Bros.
40c Ib
C i1()lCB C Oiféti c0F§§§FNCP N
COFFEE; N Ice 20. so and s0¢.
Biscuits
Get your supply for New Year‘s Dav.
LSA.IN"I)EtPI.$`@].\‘|' cb (DO j
EEEEEERINEEMNE `.-QED-§‘ 5-C
H GRET
IJISCUIINT S I
Will be continued for some days yet
Never were such genuine bargains offered to the public
as during our sale. It will ht- to the interest of everyone to
visit our store where you can make $1 do the work -lf $2.
Hundreds of people have made purchases here and all will
testify to the genuine bargains received. Bargains in suits,
nvercoats, cloth, meu’s furnishings, etc . at discounts of 25 p.
v. and -53 1-3 p. c. off.
Call and you will sa\e money.
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A Happy and
Prosperous
.NQTIG
` I wish to advise the people of Char-
lottetown that l have purchased the
Crockery liusin.ss formerly owned by
W. l’_.Colwillaud ith.-ml. in UIUC. 1°
place a thoroughly up-to~date store st
their disposal.
After April ist, when 1 sever
my connection with the firm
lnow represent, Iwill give this busi-
ness my personal attention.
In the meantime Mr. Colwiil will be
st the old stand to attend to your
wants. _
Hoping that I may depend on a gen-
erous share of your patronage and as-
suring yon that I will do all in my
power to merit same,
Yours truly.
A. N. McKAY'
I-3d1w
man rua sau-:_
A frnm situated in Cornwall, Lot 32,
fronting on the West River, consisting
of about 140 acres of land nearly all of
which is in a high slate of cultivation.
Th re is a good new house and com-
modious barns and oulbuililiugs ou the
farm. There is Post Otiice, school,
cheese factory, church, forge. etc.,
wthin a half a miie ofthe place.
The above property will be sold in
either one or two lots to suit purchas-
ers. Apply on the premises to tue
Owlltif.
JACOB RAIN.
21-11 dm twmunpd _
EASTERN STEAMSIIIP Cej
INTERNATIONAL DI V i S I ON,
Winter Reduced Rates
F.iI'c|'i.l\'o to Muy ini. lilli.
B'I‘.Jt)iiN'i`t)|'UIi'I`I.;\Nl) - - - - ' il)
S'i`. .lt)lif\' 'I`() Ii()S'I`0_\` - - - - - .60
ifolrllrlclnzillg l)o<~cn1b|_»r ‘.£i.~:i, lilI.'l, six-urncr
loaves :iL. John uttiu. ul.. tAt|untiu Si.-rndurdl
'l`hurr~'¢inys for Lubcc, Eastport, Portland und
Iiosholl.
ltl»1'l`l..‘i¢.\`l.\'f]
l"rnm lloston ‘vin Portinlul, lint-tport. null
Iluboc, Moririuysutiin. lu. ,
’I`l||'oup,'h tI<‘kct.~\ on sale ni princlmrl railway
1-lutiuna u|\rl b:\|.z|:ugo ellcckuri to dl-.~t iuut ion.
Passongcns arriving at St. John on cvcuings
prcviour-1 to sailing can go direct lo r-tcztuicr
urpi tukc cabin berth or st,at,o1-corn for thc
tr p.
All cargo, except. iivc stock,is insmed against
dre and marine risk.
\VlLLIAM G. LEE, Agent., St. John, N. B.
CALVIN AUSTIN, V. P. Sc Gcn'll\ianagcr,
l ostun. Mass
A Happy New Year
to Everybody.
\Ve take this opportunity of thanking
you our patrons for your liberal patron-
age in the past year and we extend to
yuu our best wishes that you may enjoy
a happy and prosperous New Year
May |906 come to you laden with every
thing that goes to make life worth
living. null we sincerely i10[‘etohnve a
continuation of your patronage <luriug`
the year 1905.
IICDONALD & PERRY,
The Nobby Tailors,
Great George Street.
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'C~'ANADlAN~ I
I PAc||=|c--.
cuaignr Mas
NEW YEARS
Lowest One-\Vay lfirsi-"lass Fare
FUN ROUND 'I`RlI’
Going lice. 215, lil»."» Lu Jun. l. iiitlii, iu|'lu.~i\ 1-,
good to return until Jun. 3, lilni,
Between nil Stations on Atlantic llivis-
on,an<i Eastern Division to and includ-
‘ug Montreal.
Also, from and to Stations ou il./t.R.
and I. C. R.
_ 'ru-
Siarons Wet: of Montreal
|.m\'r-:.~r|' n.\'r:-\v,\\‘ r'nr.-|=l'|. \~'.~ |'.\xu-:
IPCC- ‘~"i- 2|. 25. 190.3, ilu-lu~i\l~: guuri fo- iuluru
u|\iii Itcr' Lili, lillix. /\.i~l» on lima 34| :uni Jil, iml
|l\\|‘|:‘li.i1\|r. l, 10011, good for rl-turn until .I.m_ ‘_',
Lowest flue-wiy l<`ir.<t-riiss lfnrr- tu
llioutrcal, atlilcri to i.o\vt-si Hue-\\'1\y
l<`\rsl-class I-`are and one-Illini from
Montreal.
 152, "3, '_ :nu '_:':.' is-, “__ ."»| 11 I
lu. .s 'i lf. .an li _'» ull :|_
. |iltL'>,1\|ui _l|\1|.l,lllli, gutui ilu' r|~i\|x‘|| nu! ll
Jun. lt, lilli.
Will Wfllliill
Nw Year
a sewing machine and she fron-I
wanted the best.
Her
Husband
.p ..
"if
'Gauvin, Gcntzci & Co.
J. l.l"§°.T‘i§iiPiiifS’ rm..
 2 “  G D WRIGHT
RAYMOND ' and she was | 0 \ Q
Satinsei Ftnnerai Director,
MORAL:
.IBC
The only rimbalmer on P. E. island
holding a Diploma.
Iss A. Ferguson,Lady Assistant
Equipment. the best.
P l I Sl
3
Full |»:\r|i\-ulu|~~ on
r\Nlll<~.liim| in .I i-I. .\l.\'I ‘l'}i l<I\\`S, t'l»'i¢\\\ r|_
Ur F II. I’lCIIli\'.ll. l‘. A._t'. l’. ll.
St. John. N. li
At the Market
Apples-No I Kings, iluilluiu.
snr lilcnhcims at $4.51: a bi.-:
12 to 18c per dozen. Onions, to
lbs for 25e; u very good onion
in lbs wc: baud picked white
beans .ic lil; imported yellow
eyed beans Kc lb; island yellow
eyed beans one lb: pearl barley
4c lb; split peas 4 1 sc lb; lic-lil'
peas for soup tieqt; marrow fat
peas mc qt; llonc from News
son’s farm :_§r n jar; imporlefl,
qt; home grown ripe toiuatocsf
iiif per villz. t~aus.8c per ran ;Peas,
vr-ry best, nw acan. 3 for 25a;
corn mc: celery me a bunch;
cabbage, beets, carrots parsntpa,
turnips, potatoes. onions sprouts,
squash, pumpkins, lettuce,
parsi\:_\', cic., etc.
H--»---=» 1.---<1 do 1---~ .,~.:.<:'..;°.:...:°;f.:s.~::::_1°'-Lest Yr f~on;u'°
_ ’ a
WISC.
Sold only by
miller Bros.,
1
Calls promptly attended to day or
night. Satisfaction g u a ran tee d.
Knowing that thefpuhiic would apprec-
iate the services o s lady assistant, I
have engaged Miss Ferguson, s lady of
experience and competent in every par-
ticular.
OFFICE PHONE 6oe.
{llF.;SIDBNCE PHONE 6ob.
thai.
We are in the market rvcry day,
s special Saturday and Satur-
day night's trade.
J. J. Gay fit Son,
Next to Saunders & Newsom's lest'
Market. `
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