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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD I5LA.\'D»J_-ANUAR! 16 l§X)l.
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Sale
in lull Swing.
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7" l~I\'er_\°ii:iii_;° must _.'20 ns we
do not intend to cmrv out a
doiiarls worlli of stock that
we can po_~_~il»ly sell--even at
>aii°rili('0 Il¥`lL'9\`.
lieinciiibcr iliscounis 0
c\'i-i'\'tliii.;; except llrugs
and ‘Patent Me'lieinc,~.
Perfumes
(fall :ind we the handsome
packages containing all the
iopnl.ir odors from the best
lixiglish. 1" r e n c li ai ii fl
_-kmerican makers.
Sachet Powedl
Grossm i t h ’
glish
See\ey’s
emme|’s.
PIPES
See the splendid values in
Pipes. We offer nearly all
new goods.
CIGARS
Pretty boxes, containin
cigars of excellent quality. _
In holiday packages of 2-o.
Soaps, Combs,
Sponges, etc, etc.
GEO. E. HUGHE
E E§EE
ALL
i<iNos OF
BREAD
Except the poor kind.
GOOD llour. mixed GOOD,
makes GOOD bread. Always
fresh.
Duchesse Bread 4c
Graham 40
Plain 60
Vienna 'Tc
._ ELEPHONE 98.
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COUNTRY ~’<_-
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VERY interesting revival services are
brim: held 'luring this week in the First
Methodist church.
M;-ssrs. Earnest, and John Dawson,
crossed yesterday en route to Lennoxville
to resume studies at Bisiiop`s College.
Mr. D. S. McRae has tendered his
resignation as teacher in \\'est Kent
School and will tailica position on the
Examiner.
.-\.\'\' smart steady boy with ii. fair
education and well recoinnieudcd, can
obtain perninncnt employment by
applying at this oilice.
The floor of warehouse on the Steam
Navigation Co., wharf is being raised.
lt will be remembered that the high tide
of last yearllooded a portion of it.
Miss M sry B_i.rcl~xy. who has been visit
ing a few weeks at I). C. R-fims-iiy's, Port
Hill, the guest of the Misses Ramsay, has
returned to O’Leary after enjoying 5, very
happy time.
SPECIAL .- ervi :os are now being he lil in
the Biiptist church on all evenings, ex-
cept Mondays and Saturdays. Time of
meetings np p_m. the Normal Bible class
will be held to-night at 9 o'a1ock.
Tun annual meeting of the Prince
E dward Island Mutual Fire lnsuranze
Company will be held in their ofiloe
0 DPOSite Holman`s Brick store, Summer-
ide on Thursday the 24th, inst. at l p.m.
MF- G. A. Moore, of 115 River Street
suibridge, Mass., crosses this morning
On return after visiting his old honiein
V.
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_Co 'nwall. Mr. Moore is in the employ of
Mr. D. F. Burns, contractor, Canbrid ge.
AT North River, Rev. A. F. Brow ne is
preaching a series of sermons on the 23rd
Psalm. Next Sunday morning, (Jan. 20)
the text will be the 2nd verse, “He
maketh nie to lie down in green pastures;
Heleadeth me beside the still waters."
Srocx Norms.-Mr. T. D. Carruthers,
Augustine Cove, ever having in view the
interests of the agricultural pursuits of
the country, recently exchanged horses
with Mr. \Vm. MaDoiiald of DeSable.
Mr. Mc Donald wished a driver of a high
type and by the exchange secured Prince,
sired by Black Prince. Mr. Carrutherl
secures an excellent breeding mare.
WITH respect to the proposed location
of a. wharf between Capo Traverse and
_Gordofs Point, Observer writes:-While
the wharf is at present ao good, we have
lots of water on the west side of the old
wharf, but unprotecind and thereforo of
no use to us. “fe have atleast Hfteea to
twenty feet. there at the lowest tides. If
1 the Government would only oxtond the
wharf due west about live hundred foot
and then put a brake or L on to make a
dock, we would have atleast thirty feet
of water at low tide and as the present
i wharf has been there about 20 years and
no sand has lodged there. it never would
The reason the eastern side of the dock
sands up, is on account of a sand beach
`between Government Point and the
wharf, and when we have heavy west to
northwest winds, it blows over the way
into tho ohannel where the tide from the
river lodges it all along the side of the
wharf. If the dock was made on the
THE ladies of St. James’ Church Sewing
Crclo will meet on 'l.‘hu.-sda./ the 17th at
Z2 o`clook in the afternoon.
Sowing and reading at the Y meeting
to-morrow' evening at 7 o`eloek. A full
attendance is requested.
The Merchants Bank of Prince lidwai fl
Island stock sold by Mr. Dearisto yes:/er
day brought 51 premium.
Oi~:sn:\:s=l‘RA at the Hockey Match Fri-
dsy night. Hot Hockey for the Champion-
shipoi the Isl-tinfl. l5vei'ybo;ly sec it.
The Market lliill has been booked for
Tuesday the 22nd for n. lecture by Rev.
T. F. Fullerton on the South Afriei-in
war.
Mr. E. Bayfield \Viili>iins who has been
in K. J. Martiifs otlice for some years
leaves to-day for Clmrlottetovvii where he
has entered into partnership with Hon.
1). A. McKinnon.
ACROWDEU house greeted Rev. T. F.
Fullerton in Kensington on Moiiday night
and listened with closest attention while
h i explained the views which Hedley Mc-
Ki ini n with a steropticon threw on can-
vas. All present realized more than ever
the dangers and trials our brave boys had
te endure while in South Africa, yet were
pleased to know that all had acquitted
them- elves with the greatest bravery.
Easrans Norris.-The mighty ` icenelds
from the far north, floating down the
nr r hoin edge of the Gulf, which make
their annual appearance about the New
Year are again with us; the north side
beimz full, and the advance cakes passing
south by the East Pointl toward the
Nova Scotia. and Cape Breton shores.
generally shaping their course fo: St.
Georges Bay as their just berth, and a
little later in the season with easterly
winds and currents making their way
westward to the narrow part of the
Strait filling up thc Bays, and grounding
in a considerable depth of water, the
board ice. forming between them ani the
shore. The pressure or absence of this
immense body, the oarliness or lateuess
of its coming and departure, effect the
the climate , the seasons, and the health
of the inhabitants to a remarkable di-gree.
Its chilling, cold and benuming influences
extend beyond its neighbourhood, over
the whole of this partlof the country, its
course not being too little impelled by
those mighty forests with which Nature
covered East Point at one period, but now
largely and too much removed by the
hand of man. Let not the reader from
other parts imagine from the foregoing
diacription of our winter climate, that
our inhabitants are a. stunted and shiver-
ing race, akin to the Samoysdea, the Lap-
landers or the Esquimaux, clothed in fura
during the winter season. Whether
from the survival of the fittest, or from
hereditary influences, more 48 coats and
11 and 12 _ of boots are required and
imported here than to any other portion
of the Island, and a No 14 boot has recently
been constructed fora' political 'son ot
'Vulcan in this neighborhood, Our bloods
drive their fast horses, they attend parties
risk hobsoning, they escort the single
females from church on Sunday evenings,
they marry and are given in marriage
like the inhabitants of a more genial
THR annual meeting of the Crapaud
Creamery Company took place yesterday
afternoon. Reports submitted showed
that $17,000 worth of butter was iuauu-
f.w.ctured,an average price of 20* cents
being realized. The 190 patrons of the
creamery are now receiving 631:. per
hundred for milk. D~.u-ing the last six
months 2,000,000 pounds of milk was used
in the manufacture of butter. The year
just closed was not reported as good as
the one prevous. The following is the
B;i.i:'.i of D.r=.-.ctorsz Messrs. Rioliiird Lea.
R. S. Loi-il. \V.\rr~:n J. Newsom, Chas.
Wright, (ieorge Sturdy, Crisp M_».J:'e.
VJ. B. T1'o\\'s»l;-ale. '
i A vnnr pretty wedding took plane in
Hamilton at the residence of Mv. Robert
Crozier. when his daughter Bessie M.
was united in marriage to Mr. James F.
Donald. The ceremony. performed by
Rev. J. M. Fisher, was witnessed by u.
large number of relatives and friends.
The bride, suitably and tsstily atlireri,
wa< intended by her sister Annie moist-
cd by Miss Clara Donald; while. the groom
iw»i.< supported bv Mr. l¥ern.~ii'¢i. After
cob;zr;itnlations were, extended to the
hippy couple, tliccompany repaired to the
banquet room, where they feasteil from
well spread tablesof appotizing delicacies.
The bride’s popularity ii as attested by the
large number of costly p which
she was the recipient, Varied games
and amusements entertainsd the merry
guests, and as the fhoura sped by music
and laughter softly iloatcd through ther
spacious rooms. At a late hour the
bridal company, followed by showers of
rice departed for their future home amid
plandits and best wishes for their new
life -iitly commenced with tho century
SPRINGFIELD Ctlrrxxcs.-Mr. F. W.
Weeks sold a line St. Lawrent horse last
week for a sum which no one ought to be
ashamed of.-Miss Annie Ramsay, of
O`Dea.ry, is at present visiting friends in
Springfield.-Miss Janie McKay is
visiting friends in Granvillef-lliiiss
Ethel Hsslani, one of our young
students who passed the entrance
examination in July last is now studying
for the- scholarship.-The semi-annual
examination of our school took place on
the 28th of December, in which the pupils
conducted themselves right royally in
spite of the many “brow twisters" which
were put to them by three well-known
teachers-Mr. McMillan ot Emerald, and
by the Misses McDonald and Mayne.
Pleasing remarks were made by Mr.
McMillan and some of the rate payers. of
the progress of the school under the
management of Mr. Herbert E.McDonald.
--Union Division, No. 45, as usual is in a
flourishing condition. The debate which
has been befoge the. members for the last.
few nights has been “Which has done the
most for the civilisation of mankind the
Steam Engine, or Printing Press.” Tho
"following _staff of officers were duly.
installed for the ensuing quarter, viz:
W. P.-Thomas McKay. '
W. A.-Ada Haslam.
B. S.--Maud I-Iaslam.
A. R. S.-William R. M.-Kay.
F. S.-E. Calvin McKay.
Treas.-Stephen W. Haslain.
Chap.--Frederick E. Hsalam.
i Con.-Ira N. McKay.
l A. Con.--Archibald J. McKenzie.
O I. S.-Alexandria McDonald.
O. S.-Daniel L. McKay, jr.
P. W. P.-Wellington Hasliim
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Eclipse Bak-ery. ,with, no extra tido coming from tho blood ,nd mettle in their veins__
Bake! BGSU fraud. river. Three cases of pnnmonin have _ _ __ ._ . 
Dr. L H. DICKEY. M- D-‘ :;‘;;';;_ €.‘;‘.?:°:.i;‘,“;‘.°::';i ;;;;“::;;;. presari = We Extend o _
‘ develo ed l , t f theai Pius /_ _
E ' V ,_-Y I --5 Camplfell n_ndereHughml)llcD)onald of Re?  
1' g C ld ' Q B _ 'ph V th’ d, Teneser Jarvis, is getting p
il!" .l I-"d.|’  o me H 0-I-u ne ay beteter.iJohn J. Smith of New Perth has
ya E" N0” and Tuma; are ]',,=,xaf,\v» Bmruo Quinine Tablets has been visiting the many friends he _
° _ _4 driiegisfu refund the 01011617 lf it made here last summer vs hile in charge of 
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Hour, 9.30 1, 2 - s tn cure 2"w‘ E W Gr0v¢'s Red Point Chee” Facwry _Migg    *
Eyes tested and iiatod with nat " on' each°box.° ° tm _ . `
Tm Fi &.,_ me ‘S Jemima Stewart has arrived home from _ fi, _
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,her vacation to Charlottetown where ~ 
__ *_____. she was the guest of hor friend Miss
_ _W g Dutcher.--Tha annual meeting ot the yvhenagood wok makesag-ood
=3__. . Y: _ _/J _ _ __ k?)\  @  Red Point Dairying Association was held 2: cake_ aihe. _pufts i_n ¢;\;_eryt_h_)ingrt§_l:_o
'P  QU    - ei; * he I on the 8th inst. The results of the season s # ‘ 1`°f_°‘5’f'~"‘bS 2§;“rec_§pl;_ pff She
  G:-3.  gg  C W .. an .. _ .., Ji ____0__k were satisfactory to pmons and  <_;_f__i___f;-_b____<>{____§'____ _W0 ___ me ____m__i_
stock holders, ani it was resolved to add ients the cake would be a. failure
a ' _ 3. - The same rule holds good with 
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the directors were re-sppoill' ed command leaves out one or two_of
Uni" a few suits ofihit spleiiilkl line oi' Men’s Under- ia ` Z p ` B n giiilieiits chance of reiigf. I sini'
‘ .7 “ ` f *“-"'°“'__" ' many druggists do that Very Ching
_ _ _ ,f oir.en~oftcner than you would
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butter plant durinl' thi’ D
, c t ons Ifacareless druggist
Dl`°9-‘2l‘mS»' beawn rhe ma]°r‘ty f  la Door drug stock at his
. li d bluste the drugs called for in a. presorip
T.he “eamexbhad béen cat; u;d» hemr; li tion just because he does not have
since the hen ear, 8 F0 fi them he has mined the doctmys
nie of a cure and s oiled the
lieve. It is never done by
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Lady*
should give car o
this matter of corset clirosing.
Its so easy in hasty buying to
select s corset. that flresnt
7  , . suit your llgure.
You’il obviate this risk by
being iitted by
Kennedy
the expert
corset fitter.
Who is now demonstrating
the famous P; D. Corsets.
Miss Kennedy has ca large
range ot styles and alaapls, to
fit figures of every sort.
She will be plQDd to It
you any day this week.
You are all moat cordially
invited to call.
Mime   llcleii
 west side of the wharf there would only dime and me regions of mn. Qdnger dim- I h I Be tl ~ L- - nt formld, in I .
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our hearty thanks for _the very eatiafadmy XGU
trade we have had.. We
will in the future give than
only the very best quality i fumituioab the lowest
possible prices-
Wishing all
“A Happy New Year"
JOHN NEWSONJ.
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’ What About
Shetland W°°1' Canned Goods ?  
-'T We have on hand a large stock
Here is a liitto select lromz-
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_ J- T miitoes _
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_ , Peaches
1 ‘ Peaches mlb?
.  Bartlett Fears ' HU-~“°f
` Blue Uamson Plums BORN*-S
These are without doubt the best value in the city, Lomgiigaplumms =i==<°=
See the goods andbe convinced.
Weeks  
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'_ Frencii Peas ~1m°°¢
_»,-; _ Sweet Vrrinkle Peas
'g ' B cl P as
`- gosh; (with oi;vi-ithout
‘ Sawrfl _
1-tennis Baked Beans ‘___
A pp es -1419**
;' ` Blueberries
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Lily.
Phone iog. Ideal G rocery.
of canned 'goods all of the best brands.
1 Vrcevraii Caddies
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' Sal [oil brands]
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.Lunch glfdugue [8Ti$'s]
S ice Smoke Beef “
1 azstaria Shrimps
1- ouo. cas Tu rkays Eilele
" Chicken '°
Sardines Ffreuob]
Cooled Crfnod Beef \E1ark’s)
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memo of what von Will, £21155 “P bv
telephone or sc-nn your or<1er` and we will do the rest. Efeiivery to any part of the
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Cor. Kem and Great Geo. Streets.

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Costs, Fur Cips, Ulsters, Overooata. Suits,
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Underwear, Gloves, Top Shirts, Laps, etc.
Morris Block, Charlottetown.
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