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,,,,.., _ ' _ ' “H mlm News THE oHARLo'r'rn'rowN GUARDIAN rumor ro. ~ V .  Vi   
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is most certainly causing an immense amount of goods to pass over our counters
OUR GREAT
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Now Stanley Bros Fur Coats, Fiirlined coats and fur neck pieces are well known for their unaurpassable quality both of material and workmanship through ent Prince Edward Is1oI`d‘ 
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$44.00 coats for-......................$z9,35 I
$63.oo coatsVfor..........  .......$4a.oo
$75.00 coats for......................$5o.oo
$9o.oo coats for......................$6o.eo
` $110.00 coats for...... -_......_.......$73.35
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 O   All the cloth coats we have must go. Beaver cloths, Iersoy cloths, Tweoils, Broods, M elioil 
` 3 3 I -3- p . C. D   in this sacrifice sale at 67c on the Lollar . 
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 not be long' before they are all gone. Here they are  - 
5 p. c. We_have decided to put the whole of our fnrs into this sale and we luicw it will  1_5 P. c* j Ap
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Aoirechen Electri
$35.eo coats for............  __ $23.35
$4o.oo coats for.._......-............$26.67
$5o.oo coats for......................#33.35
$58.oo coats for... . .  ... . ...__... ...___-$38.67
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$57.00 coats for.......... ..  . .$38.00
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$95.00 coats  ...........$63.35
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THIS IB TO Lli.R'l`lls Y thetthe Parinershi *mann* “°“
eretoforeexlstlng between tho undcnlgneq I“tu" It no-
arrylng on business under the style and form c°u.¢_ 0° “I-1,
-Nebonaldéz Perry has on this twenty-Int _ `
day of December A. D. lWB been dissolved ‘sr -_*_
muiuai¢°nsani_ For host quality Ontario If '
Dated this Twenty-first duy ot December and F.°ds 0'5" kmd’ -‘ |°w» 
A_D_,9m,_ prloos call on. A Horne l 2 Q-
SIGVED in the proeenou of | |°3°mV\f‘ 5 L
Donald McKinnon - Lntiohgn il’leDonolil *"* _ I
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All debts duo the into ilrm ol' McDonell- lf. lu;|:'Gtl‘l|l:\°g?°g(l\%‘ "Gaul: 
Perry must be paid tnliancblin McDonald ivhe gplgndlq gh¢|\°¢ go U.; . n|°‘.|»u|.
wlllonntlnuotliebiieiiiosii nogk p|°°°. Mu" or Puruned 6°.”
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Don:lii"MoKlnnon i Fox: B?Poi:ry?n:1l‘.lg4d, hy at °n° "ure 'ff' Pr°w.° B733' V 
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' If you have a sprained unklc, aching feet, lame 'f
muscles or cliilblaiiis, 5|.-_i cuii ciire yourself ln _
remarkably short time by ci free use of
Johnson’s
»»»»-iw-» Liniment
Rub the affected parts freely with the 1iniinent-
one application will work a wonderful change for
the better--continued use will bring a sure and
epeedy cure. john|on’e Anodyne Linlment is an
enemy to inflammation of every kind--heals
cuts burns, wounds and contusicns-cures
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. " iiunraritrm' und" [imd and Drug: I S §§‘U~rdian_fl§l 1903. enlisting in th” sth ~ h0u5g_
Airl,/uneyu, /f.r'V1V. .S‘vri'al Nn._51_y. il-
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Norwich Union Fire 9 Office
Founded |797
Head Office Norwich
Lowest Rates of Premium
Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Lenee
Horace llaezard
Provincial Manager
‘iii~;'s HALF Mii.i.ioNAir   Juni urglic
;.i`SENTENCEDil`0R_.VAfiR NCY iPPiiHs IN vlsluiga
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 LOS ANGELES, December 29."-Battery Field Artillery. He says
' said by niniseii to be heir in nan n that he was sent to the Philiuviiws noiaii, December 29. _ The uaiin
 _ million dollars and entitled tg 9, po. %;“Ihi1”'t°" Mi” Va”°°““'" b‘“fra°I'fs» ,publishes a, report which has oauuorl
_simon _in Bntimom society' wu_ chziigggftrilzl thI;°‘;mI:; iivgis eilyzla sensation in ecclesiastical circles.
111-am Jetlerson Powell was sentenced he immediately enlisted’ in the navy 'that .loan oi Arc recently appeared
.Un Saturday to serve 13° days in I-Ie was assigned to the United Stntesiim a Ywionlto the P0578 Zim almrisseetl
gilier eworxig-fines olili in hvagrmwv snip Piiiiadeipnia, and was ntntionwlzg, “ex§§,‘§,‘,';  ;1,,V,,,,,,°;T,1,2§,,_
n. e,wos an'som, I ', 
manga and Wen educated, Bays ge :t.gl?:'1eriii1t,or§an)a\;yie;€rdéa\;lé; l§>]yri;l;>;`tinue his presegt tpolitliy, bwhilih she
,will como into possession oi a. for- ldescrt, and go there., For this deser-Iprigllilisefi Wim ltswo 55,1, 6 tsrogned
Itllne at the 88° Of 25 WMS* Hftion, he says hc was arrested andIw rurllp' a ep' 8 cpe
‘Will Feofrh that Age three months ’ was plunged in deep meditation and
' . _ _ .fined $100. Alter he had boon arrest-I V di th d
luinbago, muscular rlieumatism sciatica _ Initer he is released' fro th k-I - rprayer' and rea ng 8 “crm ot
V lame back, stilfjoints, frost bites: etc. ) h use, H15 1- t -m odwor Ied several “mes m .L05 _An'g°1es" UUQUHCHMOU that the BPPBTUJOD BP-
Trvit-ll’oheenuaedi'orover97yearsvvll\\ Iss S d hpa on B me dia I he Powell was Sunny trmd on 8 vagr' p\;Bl`(!d.
remarkable success bold everywhere P  N S y 'I an e ran away rom his 5-UCY Ch8I`E€ find 9611! (20 the W0I`k-I _....__.i-__-Z-_
IS STILL IN PAHIS
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PARIS, December 29. - Hon. Mr,
Fielding il still here, and lor the
past ton days he has bee/n in con-i
ierence with members and oiiicinils
ol the 'French government in re-‘
lation to the objections made in-Ii
the French senate to the Franeo.
Oalnadian treaty. Nothing has been
made public concerning the negotia-
tions, but the Canadian circle in
Paris are hopeful that the difficulties
are being overcome, and that the
treaty will shortly be approved by
the senate.
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ANI] MLIIITH ILSEISE
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ROCHESTER, December 29. - Ten
easel of what is suspected to be the
loot and mouth disease, have develop-
ed in children~ oi tivo iamilies inthe
one of the ten, an iniant, has died.
The child had symptoms that re-
sembled the disease. The town health
ofllcer has sent 5 report or the ms-
pect in the spread of tho disease
among the children to Uimmlssioner
Porter, of the state dcpvtment oi
health.
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THERE WILL Bi NLI
WIH SIIIS PIIWEHS
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NEW YORK, December 20. --
"’l‘hore is nothing new in the
situation," says President Powers.
"The matter at issue between the
Eastern League and the Am.-.riiuii
New York _Underwriters Ageneytis°§;:¥;2°....‘.‘;‘Z ..“;.°. .‘t‘.°.f..':‘i:‘§
` Policies S€c`uretl by `
ASSETS $18,920 _£05.84
til after the Cincinnati meet.li_ig.'l‘hcro
is nothing in rumors ol indepoiidout
war by the American Association.
Both President 0'Brien and mvsal!
and our association in the two or-
Th N w York Underwriters' Agency has a notable sanizetions are america noir. ire
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recordof honorable dealing with the 
Provincial Manager
Western Assurance Company
Fire and Marine
<11 md favorably known te the insuring Public
_ d Liberal settlement oi losses.
Pr 'Pt an lloraee lleezerd
Provincial Manage
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‘Major leagues, the National and
American, appreciate the just nntire
oi our demands and that they will be
recognized."
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Great shipments of towels-
shootings. pillow oottons. linens
napkins. are on the Ocean for us
now. Goods bought direct from
the makers. ten to twenty per
cont below former prloes ln these
lines. Th-at moans that when. in
li short. time our great white
goods sale commences. we will
_be able to sell you goods ae
‘lower prices than ordinary old
stock was bought for-boar this
 
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Red eeg Prlees on dross qoodo
moans. Moored McLeod
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Co's immense clearaoai sale.
In mind. Moorod McLeod
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town oi Clarkson, Monroe county, and-following errangenimtl wre made I
Paton & C
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At the meeting el the Ministerial
Aiieoeiotion yesterday morning. the
for union rorviooe during the Week oi .
Prayer:-» A _
Monday evening, January ith.-
Grace Uburch,»1eader, Rev. T. F. Ful
lerton; subject, God's Faiohlulnelisl
and Man’| Responsibility. '
Tuesday evening, January ith.-
Baptist Church, leader, Bev. D. Me-I
Loan; subject, Missions. ‘I
Wednesday evening, January 0th.-- `
Christian Church, leader, Rev. Goo
E. Ross, Poople'o Church, lender.
Rev. G; R. White; subiect, 'Family
and Schools.
Thursday evermz, January 7th.-
First. Methodist Church, subject,
British and Foreign Bible Society,
address by Rev. Wm. Halrrhon, and
Rev. R. 0. Btratblo. "
Friday evening, January Sth.-
Zlon Church, leader, Rev. H. Iii.
Thomas; subject, Gambling and In-
bsmperance. ‘
Saturday evening, January Bti --
Bt. James' Church, leader, Rav. 8'.
IJ _ Floyd; eubieet, Tho Signs oi the
,' an than ni-vieee win begin
some ‘n and "nd out what thai Grace Church-Rev. 0. R. \'Ih‘.f.e.
1 rison.
;I( ym gpg lj need 0( hmlturo, Zion Church-RGV. H. E. Thoill.
carpets, ready izo wear clothing, St. Jnmes.Chui-eh-Rev.J. lf. Floyd.
‘ture or dry goods, ol any kind, Christian Churii-Rev. T. F. Ful-
-you can save (rom It eo 50 per esntleftvl.
by taking' advantage oi Paton U ___ ._
19"‘39¢\”*'¢- :The largest and moot complete
For Best. quality family Flour at from Il to 50 pq' eont dll¢Ul\\t»
atlowost. prices coll on. A.Horn0 no Paton Q Oo'ii ¢reut eleorenee
Si Co, 1 I-Zomwfddertflni., to-Hilti.
Times.
promptly at 7.80 and elooe ar. I
p,.||m,y nm-,kwggr in eng sggong o'clock. An otlering will bo rec¢ivelI
floor case to-day at one third off.‘at each service and devoted' to the
If you wanta pretty llttlo bit. of P. E. Island Hospital less necessary
r. y . fexpenees oi Ministerial Association.
M0070 3 MGI-604 l3‘3°d¥'3 On Sunday. January 10th, tue neu-
al exchange ol pulpito will be made
in the morning as iollowsi-
Baptist Church-Rev. William Her-
; First Methodist-Rev. Geo. FJ. Foro.
nook oi dry goodl and furniture
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Second place is no good to no .
l must lead at all cost
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an iron em mea in
soc iran een mu. ` M'
818 llon'D_ Fancy Shirts.
:erin-o¢i>s.i`>  
14 Coat Sweaters.
714 men's sweaters j
Ile Boy'e Biveotero. ; ` _
Ii Fancy Volts.
83 Ways lludlere.
Loeholoihwnrdduuiuulu
fertherportloiilare.
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