medicines for them
Cherry Pectorei,
0115-
, _ _ _ .-.s .__. - . - ~ Anvsarislms are again reminded that
Let us show you our _immense stock B" ..chn_n'g“.. should ba ,n this om” not
b°f°’° Y?" h“y' L later than one p. m. to insure insertion,
Anything you purchase from us we for f0|1°,,,r|,¢ |550"
engrave free. ` 9
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‘ THE CBARLOTIEIOWN GUARDIAN, nncimsgg 24 ;9°4_
- We give them
they
m°k°3 5 nicff Xiu” Pfneilt fm' UU' thanks for e number of ussful calendars.
W. Weliner, '
iawatnirn. S
Do,esn!t'tliat offer you a suggestion for a Xmas Gift P If it
does, it svould be wise for you to make a ‘_vis_it to our store,
' “ "while our stock is complete. -We never had such an elaborate
‘ ‘and large hssoriment of' “HOLIDAY PERFUME” as we’re
‘ *showing this season. “A'LL STANDARD GOODS" in every
odor, put up in beautiful “CUT GLASS” bottles and dainty
attractive packages. It makes
° , Tun young people of Cavendish intend
holding aSocial and Missionary Concert.
_ ` ‘on Wednesday thc 23th. lust., at ii o'clock
,  ni. in the Baptist Church building.
. - Some useful articles contributed by the
and one which is pleasing to any lady Mission band will be sold. A silver
Remember our PERFUMES arc the products of' the WORLD’S ¢0i|,,¢t|°n f0,fM1g,|0,,,., Wm be t,,ke,,_
GREATEST PERFUMERS and are sure to please. _ _
- ‘ Market New York, shippers of all kinds of
Price’   way Fran* _loc to  fresh fish have their ownffreezer on the
- Per Bottle. _ _ premises and are in a position to handle
C1
' A th aries;  _ ' inext Thursday evening, Dec. 29th, at 7.30,
' . i ' specialty of smelts, cels and clams and
H  H S solicit consignments from Island shippers.
' . . ,_ Auiu o` lofre ‘-» ii
i
po ec _Y _  _;___  _J ill Miss Amy Carver, one ofthe teachers
For the Finest Finished
Photo Work Come to the
Leading Studio
CARBONS
PLATI NOTYP ES
ARTISTS PRODFS
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*hi Btlddio :Tiers baby, alv;;_"
welcome. ' ‘
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MAKING AN I1llPRESSi0N`
'f`hat’s what our laundry work_ is
loin on the good people of this city,
ll’s gur constant aimto PLEASE CARE.
FUI. DRESSERS. YOU will make a
more favorable impression if your linen
is faultless. To be sure of the best pat
ionise the Star. `
A.. 3'. VVEESTEE.
Star Steam Laundry-
Phone 15:, Kent Street.
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OF INTEREST
~,-T07*
l Christmas _Shoppers
RECEIVED TODAY.
25o dollars worth soft
Leather Goods direct from
the fmakers. Dressing
Cases, Purses. ¢t¢-, etc..
etc.. etc., etc.. et_c. Let
us show .you them. Z_No-
thing so swell inltiie city.
lteddln Bros..
Phone 86. Qpp. P. _0.
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my .rd shu"l_i‘i£__l_n ng;t°-fist'
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I Ihre 'irfimT'Ta"ieJoi?:1ii & llc (Enslhh “ ` B Cisrlmnle Furniture it
g I _ c ° ~- ` it _
xiair?n'»..Dri1z Swf=.°f .el ll" S},‘,f’},’,°,§?‘§'..““‘},‘,‘.£{,‘&,"_?"""""‘. ;i>.wii'i.  14d\f
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do.:-ner  receive p.¢..__c¢l_ls>ma mae- it brag ,y9_f_\“_:y_t mhehixlxez
P“’°‘__ A _ _ j_ “_ NI_¢Hm3°;g_ ._ _   G ,_:_;¢‘»_ii¢s§usi$ed slfterhxmiaif Heal.
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.As a Useful  
_ Christmas 
Present
W/halt can you _give
a lady that will be
more useful or will
please her better than
a good fitting, good
looking and stylish
pair of Shoes. ' Queen
Quality meet all the
requirements of the
up ~to~ date dresser.
Prices
$3.7 5. 'H
._    .Loon lows
Sl
 i Evervwhere- ` .
A WATCH- r _
q n N S time of their dear little daughter's death.
_  ON Wednesday evening the 21st lust.
___ERFU _
(_1a-x--  o¥clocution in Mount Allison Ladies' Co'_
. ,Q age. e w e ass ste by Pro . ar e,
' s _ l_ _ 1 sh in b i .1 r E 1
» ii puree of money to the organist, Mrs. W.
THE GUiHliil|i   5
' Reporters and Correspondents
. Hvnniuit &Co. -have TheGuardls.u's
Ir was not Miss Lewis of Lewis' Point
but of Brighton, whose horse was report-
ed in _yesterday’s Guardian as having
broken away from the sleigh. .
Hlrmv and Mrs. Mc-Farlane wish to
thank nil who so kindly sent flowers and
ln other ways expressed sympathy at the
.a meeting was held in Emerald Hall at
' which u Dramatic Club was duly or-
ganized. Many of the young people were
piesent,ullshowlng a lively interest in
the proceedings. -
v
.Cas market was largely attended yes-
terday. Gfese and turkey were plentiful
and brought high prices. Geese sold
from 10 12c per lb and turkey 14-18a.
Eggs sold at 26-28c per doz. and butter
at 28~24c per bl. The price of pork was
. from 5;-52:: per pl.
B. D. Luca 8: Co., of 170 Fulton
large quantities of ilish. Tlioy niuke a
N recltu adfpgs, ie ltation
and music wld be given in Pownal Hall
organist and_cholrmastsr of St. Paul‘s
church, Charlottetown, and a grand time
is expected. _Proceeds in aid of Bali fund.
A Pi.ir.\stNc feature in connection with
the Christmas Tree Concert given Wed-
nesday evenlng, 21st lnst. in the Presby»
terian Church, Tryon, was the presenta-
tion to Rev. A. D. McDonald of a splendid
pair of fur gauntlet driving :nits by the
ladies of that. section of _the congregation.
Mr. McDonald suitably acknowledged the
presentation, thanking his friends for
their beautiful and -much appreciated
gift. '
THE Christmas tree and euteitalinrncnt
held in the Highfield Methodist Church
Dec. 22nd, was n most decided success in
every respect. The greater part of the
programme was reirlercd by theS. S. chil-
rlrcn, and reflects much credit upon those
who had their training in hand. Special
inenvion should be mndc of a solo, sang by `
a little tot, Marion Gates, entitled “Jesus
bids us shine." At the close of the pro-
gramme candy was distributed to thc.
children. A very interesting feature 0
the enter:-ainment was the presentation o
E' R. Heaney, accompanied by nnarvress,
read by Miss Louise Howard, which was
very neatly responded to,by W. E. R;
Heaney. Following is the adrress hind re-
sponsez-
Dear Mrs. Heaney: in Ihchalf of the
Choir and Congregation of Highfield Me-
thodist Churoh,we present you with this
nurse, ns a small token of our gratitude,
as we feel :hat you are deserving of more
than thanks, for your service ne organist.
We wish you a very Merry Xmas and
Happy N ew Year ,
Response: Dear Friends: Mrs. Heaney
wishes me to convey to you her very
heartlest thanks for your unexpected
kindness in presenting her with this
purse. She thanks you for your kind
wishes, and in return wishes you all a
Merry Xmas and Happy New Year. The
entertainment _wus brought to n close by
singing “God Save the King."
_ I
l Perfume -There is at presenhon display
at the Central Drug Store, the hnest selec-
-tion of perfumes ever shown in the city.
The packages are beautiful in design, and
the odors sro excellent. You should see
us before making 'your purchase in this
line. Our prices are very low, some
packages Sven at cost.-A. W. Reddln,
Alley & Co.-
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Now Goods for
Uhrisimas Baking
Seeded Raisins, Griffin Bxnd. v
Seeded. Raislns, Premier and.
8e,¢deil'Raleiii|,~Risd Ribbon Brand.
Qiltuis (Seedieu) Raisliis in bull. -
Valendn (Cookin ) Rsislns inbulk.
Table Raisius (éy boxes and boxes)
Cle|.ued}'Ciirrs.a iii I ibgaoekllel- 
Vostizzs Currents in bul .
Citron, Orange' and Lemon Feels
Layer Ni ` Til lfoxes.
Ph in. B. ,
-Do Your Shopping Now- '
Don't walt till the last day to do your
Christmas buying; the stores will be open
' evenings. Procrastination makes the
ineibliant weary, the shoppers wearywlhd.
fin fact, causes general dissatisfaction to
all concerned. Agslnwe suggest do your
shopping early, Jes. Paton' Q: Co. Open
' evening. on o p. m. as .in
_, 5 _and lo cent calendars at Tsnton k Co’s,
,Qrest George Bt. 88 d8l
' CHURCH SERVICES- ,
_ _ _
 to be made in Church services
should be at this office not later than one
o"c'lor~k Friday aftsmoon.
T nc'rnoois'r.'
Prince _Sti‘eet.-Rev. Wm. Dobson at
,tl and 7. Strangers welcome. Attentive
ushers. _ '
Grace church.-Rev.  w.L...ige or
11 and 7.' Strangers always we'come and
pmvlded with comfortable seats.
Pnnsawri-:niAN.
Zion.-Prayer meeting at i0. Rev. W
H. Bedgewlck at ll and 7. Sunday Schoo
and Bible clara at 2.30.
St. James.-Prayer meeting at 10.
Rev. T. F. Fullerton at 11 and 7. Sunday
School and Bible Class at 2.30.
_ BAPTIST. I
Rev- G. R. White at 11 and 7. Sunday
School at 2.30 p. m. All wclcurfic. Vii-ii»
tors always welcome and provided with
comfortable seals.
cannon or crmisr .
Services at 11 a. in. and 3.45 p. m.
cimrnai. canisrrian.
Rev R. W. Stevenson at ll and 7.
Sunday School at 2.30 Prayer meeting
Wednesday night atii o'clock. Seats frec
and unapproprlated.
ST. I)UNS'i‘AN'S CATIIEDRLI..
First Mass at 7 30,Seconrl Mass i_\_t 9 a.iu
High Mass nt' 10.30, Vespers und Bene-
diction st 7. p. ni. Catechism at 2p. m.
ANGLICAN.
St. Paul's - Rev S. J, Woodroofe at ll
and 7. All seats free and unnpproprlnted.
Sb. Petei"s.-Rev. Jas. Simpson, M. A.
Priest Incumbent; Holy Communion
(plain) u. ni. Holy Communion (choral and
Sermon at ll a. m.Matins (plain) 10.15 a.m
u nday School at 2.3) p. ni. Cliors.
Evensong and Sermon at 7 p. m. Holy
Communion every week day at 7.45 u. ni.
Church and All Saints Chapel opun every
day from sun rise to sunset for privat
votlons.
sAl.VA'i‘1oN Ann!
Sunday Service at 7, ll, 3, and 7.30 p. ml
Week night Service-Monday, .’i`ucsday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7.30
Broken and Sad
Weary of Life.
Ground to the Dust With Weak-
ness-Too Nervous to Sleep--
_ A Pitiable Wreck?
FERROZON E
Braced-Invigorated, Tuned and
Srreugtheuedi
Men and women, married or single,
wiictheryoungiwoid; wiltiinrl abundance"
of health. in Ferrozone. it conipletcly
vltuiized Mrs I~`. Levine, a we-il known
resident of Point Alexnndur, Ont., who
writes; _
“I was on the verge of nervous 'prostra-
tion. Whenlgot up in the morning I
had to force myself to go to work.
“I felt blue and depressed, took no ren]
comfort out of life.
“Dragging weakness, and luck of spirit
seemed to be killing nie.
"How [wished for strcngthl
“Kimi Providence brought Fnrrozonc to
my notice and I commenced to take it.
The change was wonderful. I picked up
every day. 'Strength developed, appetite
inci'eused.~ I grew cheerful and strong.
Ferrozone mode me feel like a woman.
My cure is complete and I reccinmeiid it
as unsurpassed."
The one medicine that is surc to lift you
from a weak, nllserrible condition is
Ferrozcne. lille per box, or six for $2.50, nt-
u.ll dealers in medicine, or Poison 8; Co._
liartford Conn., U. S. A., and Kingston,
Ont. '
Presents for everybody can lic easily
chosen from our immense stock. Little
rockers and chairs for the children : book-
shelves and desks for the boys and girls,
who are starting a library; rockers of
dainty design for the ladies; big
comfortable, rest producing Morris chairs
for the men, all are here and at very small
prices. John Newson. 22d iw
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_ If you 1iaven’t received lt,send
for our Catalogue.
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brooch, studded with
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We will send either brooch -
dress, and if not tperfeetfy sat-
isfactory will el er exchange
or refund purchase money.
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jewellcr.
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MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY Sl`0Rt.
L EUR MITTS ,
I AT S_TANLEY BROS.
Grey Lamb $4.25 and $6.50
Astrachan 4.75 and 5.50
, ` .
Seal 7.50
Russian Lamb 4.50
~ Persia-n Lamb $11.00 and $14.00
Eur RllffS
All the new shapes in the most fashion-
' able and durable fnrs $1.65 to 1538.00 each,
and each one the best that money can buy at
the price. »
Ladies’ Fur Coats I
in Seal, Astrachan, Raccoon and Russian
.. and Persian Lamb.
Specially Low Prices for you here.
STANLEY BROS.
l-3 0ff Ladies’ A
Cloth Coats _
Your choice of our splendid coat Dstock at
66% _cents on the Dollar. All the very latest
styles in B1ack,'Grey and mixed cloths-sizes
32 to 52 inch.
Stanley Bros.
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Christmas Candies
See our show window, see our counters--Largest stock ` _
and greatest varieties. `
Nice Mixed Candy. 5 lbs 25c.
§Ai\lZ£??éZl\| 8:. C33.
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REMOVAL
SA
The first of the New Year .
we leave our preseiiillocatioil ‘
and move to the Prowsc
Block (Sunnyside) We
u ant to reduce our stock.
L Do You Want a `
Piano.
Organ.
Sewing Machine.
Small Musical Instrumeiits.
Sheet Music, etc., etc.
If so here is your cliance-bargains in all lines-A
great opportunity to secure Xmas and New Year’s gifts
T7
Cll l today and look over our stock---We will _
not ask you t0 buy---just look. Open every "
evening. IIPE ' ALS
l`liller Bros.  
Queen Street, ` Connolly's Building. `“'°-ff.  'L ` ‘ '~
Rli<_r__gi K:
brislmas Iiigm _
SPECIAL MUSIC BY Tl-TE FOURTH REGIMENT BAND _
Season Tickets for sale at the usual places. i
SEASON TICKETS
Children's Afternoon $1.50' Ladies’ $2.30
Gentl¢meu's _ $3. 5o Promenade 51 .oo
_ Don‘t miss the irst night.
F. J. iMci`llLLAN. Mflnager.
LADIES’ I 'UF  
 ’    `     PEAR, 
CHRISTMA5"tl‘
Misilriastt 
,fs '..~.l'.Ȣ-ut.
No fear of making mistakes' in
your selection 'of Christmas gifts.
if you come to the E. W. Taylor
lStore to select them. For articles
oi fine Jewelry and Siiverwear are
universally appreciated. V `
ron insilnce,  
our siivsnwlns
For instance |buy something in
silver. and you have a gift 'th'at
nine hundred ninty-nine women
in ai thausand will deem delight-
* fully acceptable. Hersiore of table
silver is the housewife’s rarest
treasure. A handsome addition to
ii this Christmas will please her
beyond measure. Note these
prices on a few outof the scores of
fine things in silverware which our
Christmas display contains;
Cake baskets, butter dlshesi fern
bowls, tea pots, cream jugs. pickl
dishes, candlesticks, fruit dishes
and spoons. cake plates and knives,
napkins rings. peepprs and_ salts.
ONi£_`I-IANDSOME TEA' urn
will be sold at A BARGAIN, Q1
Baking dishes, mugs, mustard
pots, pie knives.
ron  
ciorirusss t
, mins
. If you are trying io decide on a
suitable Xmas gifts for some
iuairied couple of your acquaint-
ance, bethink yourself whether
they lack a nice clock. If the
clocks they have arnold, unsight-`
ly and unreliable, can you do
better than give them a haudso me
new clock. We have many such-
as good inside as they are beautifu
without-yet not at allover-costly.
No space for description, but
they/'re free to see. I
A BON A-EIDE
CHRISTMAS
BARGAIN
Small size Silver Thimbles-did
sell _for 25c-now sell for i5c-just
as an extra Christmas attraction
for those who want a pleasant
little gift at a pleasant little price.
Silver pencils, seals, desk pieces.
bracelets for children and grown~\
ups.
The combinations of precious
.stones in the rings make them de-
cidedly handsome.
Rope. curb and fancy pattern
ladies' chains.
Chains for gentlemen are of very
attractive new designs, others are
the old fasnioued but always new
too. curb pattern etc.
Heavy gold rings set with opals
or garnets or in plain buckle style.
It is almost too late to order
anything special in time for Xmas
now but should you select soruc-
thing for a gift for some reason or
other that is not so appropriate as
you would wish we can order, you
after Christmas just the article
desired. f -‘
The show case that we have put
by themselves in a lot of silver
novelties at 25 per cent. fgduorian,
we shall need on Wednesday to
display other goods as we have s
great many studs, brooches, ins
and other jewelry to show fxiom
our safes. _
. ' \ . I
E. W. Ruhr.
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