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Gent’s
niAMoNi> RINGS  
Prices That Save Your Money
Drop in and compare our prices with others.
Solid Gold G s
Rings, $1.65. YP y
Gold Baby Rings,
Rings, $4.51: up.
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Carbuncle
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| Olllces in New Prowse Block
. Charlottetown.
E Rican The Guardian's classified ads. You
will find something to interest you.
l ,San Doran of the Abegweits and Mo
Klnnon of Summerside are mentioned as
' available men for the Sydney National
hockey club.
W. K. Rcoxns Co. Ltd.general agents
for the Caledonian Insurance Company
of Edinburgh have ThefGuardlan's thanks
for a useful calendar.
A1.1. votes either “For Free Delivery
or "Against Free Delivery"of mail matter
in this city should be handed in to this
office at once. Extra coupons can be
obtained here free of cost. tf
Grace Bar has just started its electric
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If you wish the best in photo
graphy, finished on the new spec
ialized mounts, (the very latest
novelty.)
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GEO. ll. COOK
Where Bnbv is Alwavs Welpome.
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iioci<Ev Boors
\\'¢-. lifive them in great variety. Hoya' $1.25
l~i .‘:'l.7.'i. .\’[e'ns $1.05 to $2.511. Ladies' linx
t'=ilf wnriii lined $2.00, wull wurtli $2.50 ii. pair
\\'i-. :ii-cjuata littlu lo\vur in price for-thc
aiiinc goods than other atorea.Su\'c your money
liy buying hero.
A. lf. lVlcEachen,
The Slmclllnii.
A Christmas Baking |
is now the order of the dey
with the housekeeper.
We have been preparing for
it and can till your order with
the best of new baking mater-
iel.\Vc are just openinga choice
lot of new selected bulk
raisins and currents, seeded
raisins (Griiiin Brand),cleaned
currants, candied peel, spices,
ilivorings, shelled walnuts
ani almonds, new dates, figs
anl everything needed for the
Lolidiy baking.
Call at our store and we
will be pleased to show our
goods.
Orders delivered promptly
to all parts of the city.
MCKENN a’S Grocery,
Pl l)o\vn town store 228 A
Snow
Shoes
and
indian
Moccasins
are being made use
of to a large extent as
Christmas gifts. They
not only give pleasure
but induce the young
- to take advantage of
our most invigorating
winter sports. To save
the n1iddle1nan’s profit
we went right to the
Indians-got the real
thing at the right price.
- Men’s snow shoes
(Ipdian make) $2.50
and $2.75.
VVomen’s snow shoes
(Indian make) 152.25.
Children’s s n 0 w
shoes (Indian make)
$1.65 and $2.00.
Indian moccasins all
sizes.
Men’s $1.40.
Women’s $1.25.
Boys’ $1.25.
Girls’ 9 5c.
Alley & Co.
` 10"” i Up to\\'iiatoi~c, 2‘Atili
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American
Shoes
Worth $3.50 and
$4.00.
Special price for
this week $3.00. 
This is a great
bargain for week only.
SPRAGUE & C0’$.
New Shoe Store.
Rcddin
ed in the aking line.
_  Xmas__l§aking
the best class of groceri
will be found to he right.
part of the city.
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order your Xmas supplies.
Bccr & Goff.
Christmas
Month
"We are out for business” this
Christmas. lf well selected stock.
low prices and good values will
do the trick, wc’ll get there.
Try our store for everything
and anything in Christmas goods.
Bros..
Phone 86`1 Opp P. O.
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Our stock of Groceries for the Xmas
trade is now complete and we think Fon many years the publishers ofthe
we can su ply about everything requir “Farmer'a Advocate and Home Mnga~
Our aim is to keep only puhiic iiiiiiiiiiy issues, winch, in matter
and our prices on them
Goods delivered promptly to any hind its predecessors ln any respect. As
Give usa call when ou want to ingly attractive feature oi' the paper,
lighting plant owned by the citizens and
‘costing them $30,000. The people are
very proud of their plant and we sincere-
ly hope that they will run it economically
and that they will thereby give a valuable
object lesson to other Nova Scotia towns.
- New Glasgow Chronicle.,
Iris reported that Cyril Gorham, or
Halifax, the fast National right wing,
has received a fancy offer from the
Moncton hockey team to chase the puck
for them this season. The overture has
been refused, and Cyril will, as usual
proven good one with the purple and
red.-Sydney Post. (Gorham recently
played football here with the Victorias.)
Jaairrs W. Ann Mas. Monmsorr,
of Tryon, Prince Edward Island,
Canada, arrived in Everett yester-
diiy afternoon, after ii week's journey
over the Canadian Pacific railway. After
experiencing the recent cold snap at
Winnipeg en route, the balmy air and
green lawns of Everett was a striking
and ugrceabielcontrast-.Mr. Morrison is a
brother-ln-law to Councilman John Me
Rae. He will probably make Everett his
home.-Everett, \Vash. Daily Herald.:
“W1-1 understand," says the St John,
N. B. Mirror in an article reproduced in
the Colonial Herald in 1812, that the
Lieutenant Governor in his anxiety to
promote the cause of total abstinence
from intoxicating drinks among the
Iadians,lntends to have silver medals
struck oil", to be presented to them after
they have kept the pledge for twelve
months. We understand also that it
has been suggested to His Excellency to
make a general presentation of the medals
to the tee-totallers in the provlnce."
Ir is with the deepest sorrow that many
mourn the loss of a kind and worthy
neighbor, Mrs. Patrick McGee, who died
November 3rd last. She leaves to mourn n
sorrewlng husband, one son James, at
home, and four daughters. Bridget at
home, Maggie and Annie in New York,
and Minnie, Mrs. James M. Hughes; also
three sisters and one brother. The fun-
craltook place on Sunday morning to
Sturgeon church, which was filled with a
large concourse of her, friends and
neighbors. High Mass was celebrated by
the Rev. \Vm. Phnien and her body was
then laid to rest in Sturgeon cemetery.
-Com.
THE Merchant Service Guild have been
informed by the Secretary of the North-
ern Lighthouse Board that it 'has been
proposed to establish n fully-equipped
lighthouse, with a powerful flashing
light, on Neist Point on the west. side
of Skye, and that it is also proposed to
greatly increase the power of the light
on Island Glass, and to alter it from fixed
to flashing. The opinions of the Guild,
which in the past has strongly urged nd-
dltional lights and fog signals on the
West Coast of Scotland, are asked for by
the Conimlssloners, and these important
proposals are receiving full considera-
tion.
zine,‘ of London, Ont., have given to the
and manner, were an honor to Canadian
agriculture and Canadian jouriiallsni. and
the Christmas number for 1905 is not lie-
always, the illustrations form an exceed-
being many of them scenes particularly
suited to the uses of an
agricultural :paper which is Dominion-
widein its interests. The reading matter
includes many special articles by con-
tributors well known to the Canadian
public, such as 0. W. Young, British
Columbia; J. W. Bengough; G. H. Par-
sons, Engiand; Rev. Father Burke, Presi-
dent of P. E. I. Fruit-growers`Association;
llon.§John Dryden; Linus Woolverton;
the presidents of the Canadian Agricul-
t-uralCollegea, and others. A thoughtful
and clear exposition of the advantages of
the proposed Georgian Bay canal, thc
new Canadian waterway, has been con-
tributed, and another article worthy of
notlceis one on the suitability of North-
ern Ontario for successful agriculture, by
Thomas Southworth, Director of Coloni-
nation.
Waters, cologne and perfumes-
toilet articles. We are giving
a special offer on this line
oi! goods in order to reduce stock-MZ
discount from now till lat of year. Take
advantage of this and getn supply ati
once.-A. W. Rcddin Phem B, Sunny-
side.
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eldo Saturday and will cross todaytn
Amherst where she will visit her daugh-1
ter Mrs. A. B. McLeod.
Raeaaniac Mr. Dixon's letter in Satur
day's Guardian with respect to certain
scales Mr. Davy,Inspector of weights and
measures, states that the scales in quea
tion have been inspected within the time
prescribed by law and are cu-rect. The
Department is not accountable for the
maunerin which weighing is done. .
Do»1"r place any faith in these oft
repeated predictions of a mild winter. It,
is a far away cry from now until April lst
and you may be sure there will be lots of
winter. That being the case where can
men, women and children get thegreatest
amount of pleasure during the coming
three months i Why at the Rink of course
and think of the cheapnses of it. Gentle-
men $3.50, ladies $2.50, children $l.50,why,
it is simply ridiculous.
TEE Guardian was shown on Saturday
anoveltyin the form of a walking stick
in the possession of_Chur'es Smallwood,
blacksmith of Richmond street. It is
made up _of many pieces of horn
of various shades strung up-
on a steel rod, and capped with
a handle of horn. The horn is nicely
polished and the stick -as finished is
strong, flexible, of sufficient weight and
altogether unique in appearance.
BUNYAN L. 0. L. held Its annual meet-
ing in their Hall at Rose Viilley on Mon-
day llth inst. The following officers were
elected and duly [installed for the ensu-
ing year.
W. M.-John D. Matheson, Jr.
D. M.-Alex Matheson.
R. S.~Malcolm McKenzie.
F. S.-George Dixon.
Chap.-Duncan McDonald.
D. of S.-Hugh Gillis.
Lect.-Kenneth McKenzie.
lst Com.-John D. Matheson, Sr., J ohu
A. Matheson, S. A. McDonald, Frank
Nicholson.
Brlght’s Disease
A Care of Marvelous Merit That
Gives Instant Effect Found At
Last.
No malad is more stealth or fatal
than Bright; Disease. y
Every year it claims more victims than
famine and war combined.
In the beginning it is marked by pufii-
ness under the eyes, yellow, sallew skin
and pain in the hack. The urine becomes
scanty, often contains sediment, causes
great lritatlon and pain.
Reader, if you are troubled with these
symptoms, get Dr. Hauiilton's Pills at
once. This vltalizing medicine will fast.-
restore brilliance to our dull anxious
eyes. Exhaustion will be replaced by
surplus vigor. Your buck pains and
urinary disorders will cease.
Renewed life is put into the kidneys,
and Brlght’a Disease passes away forever.
PERMANENT CURE IN EVERY CASE.
“1 was stricken with Brlght's
Disease two vears ago", writes
Mrs. G. E. Matthewson, Middle-
town. "I grew worse. Sugar
was almost eleven per cent. and
the doctors gave nie up.
"After using Dr. Hamilton’s
Pills one week I be an to mend.
“Dr. Hamilton’s lglils have made
a well woman of me, and I know
others who have been cured also
by this mediclnc."
\Vhy suffer any longer? Dr. Hamilton‘s
Pills will restore you to robust good
health. No medicine in the world so
eillcient for diabetes, Bright‘e Disease
and affection of_thc kidneys, liver and
bladder. Price Zac. per box, or five boxes
for $1, at all dealers, or by mall from N
C. Poleon& Go., Hartford, Conn., U. S.
A., and Kingston, Ont.
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Just arrived new fresh stock of Navel
oranges, lemons, apples, and nuts in
almonds,illbert.s, Brazlls, walnuts, peu~
nuts etc selling low for Xmas trade at
J. J. Gay & Son‘s every diry market.
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(iold Filled
Lockets
Sent by mail to any address
- on receipt of price. No extra
charge for monogram.
iok solid gold, 3 sizes $5.00,
$6.00 and $7.00.
14k solid gold as above
,$12 50.
Gold filled good quality $1.50.
iok Solid gold, 4 sizes $4.50,
$5-5°. I6 5°. 815°-
i4k solid gold |12.oo.
MEET mE AT THE Atwavs 0 Busv, sroiciit
y all Means u
our oods o-day!
You not only have the advantage of unbroken assortments, but
you have more leisure to make your selections
STA LEY BRO .
G'FT THINGS FOR MEN
Choose anything from the listfbelow and
you will be sure to p ease the man.
purses.
Lined Gloves and Mitts
iii kid and Mocha si.oo to '$2.45 1 pair
Handkcrchicfs
of all kinds and prices in silk and linen,
marked at special low prices for the Holiday
trade. Linen [6 10 3Sc Heh, Silk .3Oc to
5|_20 ea¢h.
Gifts fir Ladies---FURS
What more acceptable gift for a
lady than a nice Fur Coat, Ruff, Mud,
Mitts, Cap, or set.
‘ We believe we have the best assort-
ment ofiine Fashionable Furs in the
city-We have all grades to suit all
Ruffs from $1.85 to 348.00.
Muffs from $1.50 to $31.50
Coats from $2 5.00 to $150.00
Mitts from $3.50 to $12.50
Neckwear
made specially for thc Xmas trade-the
i‘llIS l0l` i..illillTCll
White Coney Mnif and Ruff$1.45,
Iceland Lamb Mun' and Rt1il`$2.95
Iceland Lamb Caps $1.95
Gray Lamb Caps
lhc Best Kid Glove Department
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newest styles and colors just received from
the factory-a splen iid assortment 25c t0 55c
in P. E. Island
‘ 'I`hat’s what we claim for our stock
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each
Knit to Fit Sweaters
The Best Made, tight collars, and weewt
styles. These celebrated sweaters in all the
new colors $3.50. $4.25 *md $4-50 each.
-Glace and Suedes in black and colors,
all sizes $1.10 to $1.45 pr.
Lined Gloves and Wool Gloves-
all grades, all colors, and all prices.
Cashmere Half llosc .
Black, tau, brown, grey and embroidered;
an immense assortment 300. t0 70°' H Pair-
Neckwear,
of all kinds and descriptions in Lace, silks,
chiffons and faiirif s.
.Underwear
Shirts, collars, cuffs. suit cases, trunks,
club bags, etc.. etc.
Hindkcrchicfs
A new lot just received-3c to $3.50 each and
everv price between.
Fur Mitts and Fur Collars
and scores of other articles suitible for
D18!! Rt
STANLEY 1 "BROS,
Shirt Waists
in Embroidered Cashmere, Silk, Flannel, 5?
Luster, Sateen,Fiarmelette, all sizes.aliorict-s. 
Just cali at the Always Busy
Store-You will see things you want. _
alltl l{\l0W YOU Walll WilCl1 YOU SCC imported specially for the Christmas Trade- 
them.
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Yourwife XMAS GIFTS
Wants a New 1
Piano
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iVhy not give her
one for a Xmas gift.
We have some plans
to unfold to you-come
in and talk the matter
over. C0lIl¢ I0-035'.
A lieintzman »
will P|¢3s¢_ Gao. E. uuorias.
Fl-OURI anderson & C0. 51” '-01 'md
 up' S Sunnyside Grocers, ’ 
Wholesale and Retail. WWW
For Flour, Tea, Oil, Mo- This is THE
time to get your
winter supply of
Groceries. Prices
will perhaps be
Hand Bags and Purses
Express to-dar brought usa lot that ar- 1
rlved very late for the jobbcr,we bought them
cheap; you get the be itfit-twenty-five Der f
cent less t‘ian the regular value. l0c t0 $4-25
each, anti everv ptice between
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`i\'ewest handles and best coverings _
Specials at 5| 50 to $4.50 each, '-'
Umbrellas For Ladies .
New is a good
them all.
higher. vHl\1@S~
Hundreds of other Articles :~<
liere for you-Space will not allow enumera
tion-just come in and sec for yourself. .
STANLEY BROS_ 
lasses and Sugars we lead
Get our prices, compare
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Pl.!\ClE lo get
your Groceries oi
best quality and
reasonable price.
Every article
guaranteed. J
If you are in doubt as to
what to give, just drop in and
look over our assortment of
‘Ter/’nme, Weerscbaum and
Briar Tlpes, Cigar Cases
and Holders, Chocolates,
¢9VHIifar;y Hair Brushes.
Dressing Cases, ‘Tac/iet
Boak.s,Ebony Half ‘B/-as/ies,
S/iafulng Ways and Brushes,
‘Raaars, Cloth ‘Brushes
and other useful and hand-
some articles too numerous to
mention. Our stock has all
been carefully selected and
everything is of the best
quality. Our prices are right.
~ Apothccarles Hall.
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And Steuinslilp Linen to lloiiwn via Yarino utli
Thespopular Fast Lino lletiviveii i<Iii.<lci~n .\'o\'i\
cotta and lloatoii \'in 'l`i'i1rn, \\'i|itl.~o1'
Jliiirlioii und lliilllax.
EXI’l{ESS 'l‘lf.Al.\‘.\` loiivo linliinx, tiitily, (nx-
rcpt Sunday) nt 7.'.'..'> ii. in, for lbighy nviii
Yarmouth nmklng connection nt \ arniuul li
for Tinetoii.
Milli..-\.\'D DIVISION-'l`raln,- ni thc Miri-
lniid llivisiun li-,ave \\'i|id.~‘or diiily li:xi~c|vl.
Stiiitiiiyl for 'l ruro at 7.114! ii. ui. iiiiil :'»,4ti p. tn.
and from 'Truro for \\`i|i4l.~'oi~ iii ii.~iIl ii. iii. iiiul
:l.2.’ip.1|i. cniiiii-i-iliig iii '|`i'iiro. with ti-iiiiis of
the int(-i'i'olm\l|\l iitil\\ii_\' nnii iii \\ii»<l.i»i-
with r~x||i~i--.-ti~uii\~4t<i :ind from liiilitii\ iiiiil
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ilay :uw-oiiiiiiuiliitioii lriiin.~ Nu-<. in iiiiil li riiii
bi t\\‘ci-ii \\'ii~ft.~'ui-iiiiri 'Ii‘ui'ii.
ine Royal and U_ 3, Mail Steam-
.ship BOSTON
The Fastest and Fiiic-it Steamer plying bo-
twoon the Maritime l’ro\'liice-1 and l nston.
Leaves Yarmouth,Vi'ciliicsdi\y and Saturday
for Bostmi on arrival ci ldxpi-can 'l`i~i\ii\s from
Halifax. Returning leaves Long \\`lini-f,
lloi-iton, Tucsdaynnd i~`i‘idi\y.
Passciigpre arriving in Halifax next. dav 7.30
p* ni. by .xnresa 'l`rniii.
For a l inforinalioii, guide books, folders, etc
which will be sont free. write to l-`. ll. Arni-
strong, General lhxasciigcr A cnt Kcnivlllo
'l,\ii.S. Z* Trains 1'uii on Atlantic Standnid
me.
P. GIFKINS, General Manager.
L, - a s
FARM FOR SALE.
A faim situated in Cornwall. Lot 32,
fronting on the West River, consistin
of about 140 acres of land nearly all od
which is in a high state of cultivation.
There isa good new house and coni-
modious barns and outbuildings on the
farm. There is Post Odice, school,
cheese factory, church, forge. etc.,
within a half a mile of the place.
The above property will he sold in
either one or two lots to suit purchas-
ers. Apply on the premises to the
owner.
‘ JACOB RAIN.
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