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Aasanibly of this lslunil, nnulcnnd passed
gg the :ini your of iliu reign of ill.. pros¢»i.t
aleaii' King l<Id-.ruiil \ il., Chapter i7.
Glitltlel "`,»\ii Act lu coiisollzluu: und
amend the several .ii-is incorporating the
City of Cliai-lottelowu."
I do liereliyhgivc l’u|»lic .\'otico iliut nn
Election ofa ayor for the said City, and
of uno person to sri-vo nc a Couiuiou
Cnuiicilniun in the City Council for each
of l.hc Wards Nuinbers l, Z und 15, of said
City, and of two persons to serve as
Una lnon Councilman in the said Council
for \Vnrd No. 4 of said Lilly, and of three
poisons to serve its Coiniiion Councllinen
n thc said Council for Ward No. 5. in the
iialil1‘il\;lu-inirinulla Mayor and Eight
Common Uouncilnien. representing the
City in. follows:
l"ur \\'niwl Number One, Onc Councillcr.
For Ward Nunihcr 'l`wo, 0neCouni-lllor.
“Il"oi' \\'i\rd Niinilmr Three, One Coun-
i- or.
For \\'nril Niiuilicr Four, Tivo Coun-
cillni'i~i.
For \\'iii'\l .\'uinLu\r Five, Three Coun-
cillors.
\\'I I. lil-I Ill-II. UN
WEDN ESD AY
The l4tl1 day of February,
A. D. 1906.
A1: ’i'lii‘I Sl-2\'l<1li.\l. I'I..\l`l»I>i, ’l'f<l.\'I’ ln' T0 rl.\\`
In Wiiril l, nt ur iwiir thc uillco of J SL 'l`.
Morris, Wnlier Sti‘ccL, near Queen.
ln \\'iu~rl 2, ut or nrnr thc house of
Mrs. Tlioiniis Connolly, opposite .\Ir. lf.
llcurlrfs \\':iri-lioiisv, Sydney Street,
lictwi-cn (Ii‘cnl,lil-oi'i1cnii<l I’riii<-e Strccl..
ln\\'ui'ii rl. nl, rn- iwui- the illnrket iiousr.
In \\'urrl l, iii ul' livin' City lliill, cul'i\c'i'
of Kent nnii L,\nl-cn Sin-cts.
In \\'iii'il 5 irlnsl, nl ornour Mrs. lIr>uslis`
Sliup, on llrvril lli‘t>|i.'c >lir\'ci..
In \\'ni'r| .1 Wi ul, at or nvnr Jus. i\Ic-
I\Il\l\o|\'s Shop, r.n (iii-i\l.(}coi1,;i: Stircl..
Anil iii. llic suiil l~2li-1-tion llie I’o|l \vlll
ho npeiiwl nt. Nino o`cioL'k in thc fcrcnoon
nnd cunliniic open uuiil I"i\'o dclockin
lrllv i\flf'i‘il0lii| of thc .~al\|nc lluy.
DESCRIPTION 0F WARDSZ
Nu. I shrill i'oinpi'i.~i~ nll that part of
Clin:-lol,l.i-.towii which lies soutlio Dor-
clirstcr Stri-ot., nnd the parcel of land
formerly known as the Military Barrack
iirnlllil H
No.2 shall comprise all that part of
Chnrlott,elo\_\n n-hich lies south of llicir
inoiili Struct, :ind north of Dorclicstcr
Strocl. 1
Z\'o.Zi iilinll ‘comprise iill that part of
Clinrlottutryivii which lic: south of
Grafton Strcel and iiorih cf Richmond
Struct.
No. l/.slinll comprise nil tlnit part of
Churlutlcloivii which lice soulli of
Fitzroy Slri-ol, and north of Grafton.
Stiect..
No.5 shall comprise all that purt of
/Clillrlottrtowii which lies north of Fitzroy
f/ Street., including the Common of the
said 'l‘o\\~n.
Nomination Day, Wednesday,
Feb. 7th, A. D. 1906,]
At thi- Office of thc City Clerk, City
Ilnll, from llic hour of 'I`\\'elve o`cloc
noon, until the hour of Four o'clccl ‘ln the
afternoon of thc sniiic ilnv.
For lJunliflcal.iou of Elector-s scc above
Act 3rilEd\\'i\r4l \'ll.. Cap. I7. Sections
‘Af L0 29.
W. \\'. CI.ARKI<I,
City Clerk.
FREI)I°]liICI{ I-`. I(l‘II.l.Y,
Mayor of the City nf Cliarlotlelown.
City Clcrk's Ollivc, Clini'lol.teto\i‘n, Janu-
ary lfith, lillli.
I-Zlivlill.
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
,A AA__c.,,, _ . - --, ~--~-=,f=§¢_-- <1--ff;
l-loo¢l’s Pills /
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Cheesemaker Wanted.
The Montague Dalryh Cn. wants an cxperi
eiivcil Cliueaui nnd Bnttci-‘Makcr fur tho s»ason
of lim. Applicants union anim wages pai- mouth
or charge vcr hundred pounds of milk fur
niuuufacturlng finding all iioronsary help. Ap-
ply giving wfcreni.-cs to
\\'. J. I"Ifé\SEI:',°
ecrc ry.
Montagliellridgo. 1!lid'£i twill.
Annual Fleeting
The riiuuuii niectiiur of ilin Charlntuilowii
Illutllul lfir In.\\\\'niit'o Coliipuily will he liuldiri
Lliu Iiuuhl of 'l‘riiilc lf.miili.~l,l\ ul‘2uuliur|i`il Build-
~ing. lliicr-ii.~`\i-1.-ct on \\'crinciuiiiy, .lnintary Slat
lbollut lick-luck » in. for the pin-paso of elect-
inga llnai-il of llii-m.-ton: for hc ensuing year
.uni inn...-it-iiw an-1. uri..-r ilu.-ii..-,ni ns may i...
niniiuiii i..-wi-.~ iv..
liUI_fI<Ili’I` FICNNICIAL.
President-.
ll. IIALIIEIISTON,
illl Laid Secretary
llilllllllllll AILAIIIIB RAILWAY
und Sb.-iunsliip Lines to Boston via Yarmouth
'l‘hur£oi»iiliir l-‘ant Line Between l4.`%'t.crn Nova
‘atm und Boston via Truro, indsor
Junction and Halifax.
l'IXI’Ifl'15S THAINS Ioave Halifax daily, (ax~
runtsuiidnyi at we n in. rm- ligby -nd
Yni-iiiuiith making connection at ax-month
for Ilostnn.
MIDLAND DIVISION-Trains of the Mid-
lniirl Division leave \Vlndsor daily (excupt
sunday! for ’l‘i-iiro at 1.30 s. in, and .I8 p. ui.
'And from Truro for \VIndaor at 6.40 a. ln. and
3.ilf>p in.ooi\iiectiii§at'I’ri|ro with trains of
the Inlercolonlul nllvi-ny and at Windsor
with express trulnsto and from Halifax and
Yarmouth. On Monday, Wednesday and Fri»
day accoiliniodatlontrulne Nos. 5 and B run
netwecn \Vln1li~ior and Truro.
The Royal and U. 5. Mall Steam-
ship BOSTON
'l‘ho Fastest and lflncfit Sboamcr lying bc-
tween the lliaritlme Provinces and I.Ii)0at0n.
heaven Yarmouth,Wedi\esdoy and Saturday
for Boston on arrival of Express Trains from
Halifax. Iictnrning lcavns Long Wharf,
Boston, Tuesday and Friday.
Passengers arrlvln in Halifax next day 7.5)
p' ni. by 2x}ii-cas Tr-afii.
For ri l in ormation, guide books, folders, ew
which will bo aunt. (N8. W‘l'ItA3tAl F. H. Arln-
strong, General Passenger Agent; Kcntvllle.
N. S. Z Trains run uu At ante Standard
l.il|i8.
P. GIFKINS, General Manager.
To Fit
ot io Fit
That is the question?
Any spectacle is no more
adapted to your face than
anv coat to your body.
The fit of the lrame is as
important as the fit of the
lenses.'
We make a specialty of
both.
G. ri. rlrton,
jeweler and Optician.
“.43-q,--4|;--~»\~¢u~n
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I' "1§Lr3E`iiu`1iI or I
iIommi§§ioners
Of Sewers and Water
SUDDIY
In pursuance of an Act of thc (lencral
Asscinhly of this island, nrailo and passed
in the 50th your of 'the reign of Ilcr Ialc
lila_lr.-iity Quccn \ ictnrin. Chapter l-i,
intitulcvl “Charlottetown \V_nter _\Vurks
Act, l>£<“iT_" nnd of the Act of blst \ lctorlll,
Cap. l;£. iutitulcd “Clrnrlottel.own Sewer
nge Act," nnd of ull Acts in Amendment
i.liei‘col` and in addition thereto,
l do hcrcliy ive Public Notice that an
I-Ilcrtion for 'lllircc Coininlsaloncra of
Sawr-.rs and Wiiicr Supply for the City of
Charlottetown,
\\'ii.i. ne: ni-:i.ii i».\'
_- WEDNESDAY
The l4th day of February,
A. D. 1906.
A‘i| 'llll-I i='i-.\'l-jimi, ri./u~i<.'l=, 'ril.\'i'le-1 10 sin'
In \\'nr<I I, nt or ncnr the ofllce of -I. SL
'l’, Mori-i.~, Water Street, near Queen.
in Waiil 2, nt. or ncarihc house of Mrs.
’i‘honinii Ccnnolly,cpposlte Mr.R. liearlz ii
wiu'clioii.‘n-. Sydney Street., between Great
1- Street
(ar-mp .inn ifrini- , _
in Wai-il Sl, nt or nciir the Market
Il .
l)LI'4i’
In \Viird i, at or near City iiiill, corner
of Krnl and Quo:-n Streets.
in Wnril T- I-Inst, at or near Mrs.
llui-=li~.` Shnp, on Great George Street.
ln \\'nrd .1 \Vcst. nt or near Jas. Mc-
I\Ir\lioii's Shop, on Gr(-at Genrffc Strcrt.
_-\|irl at the snlil Election the Poll will be
oiwiicvl nl nine o‘i-,lor-lr In thc for:-noon and
i-nul,lnur npr-,ii until llvc- ifciock ln the
nfuu-iinon of tim same day.
DESCRIPTION OF WARDS:
No. l shrill i-ninprise all thai; part uf
uliiulolielau-li u-liirh lion south of Dor-
rlicster Stn-i-l, .nnd the piircel of_liind for-
iiu-rly known as thc Military llarrsck
iirnulllis. ~
No 2~<lin|l comprise all that part of
Charlottetown wlilchlles south o lilclr-
innnil Street, and north of Dorchester
Street.
No.!inliuil comprise all that narl. of
flhnrlntir-lawn wlilr-hlles south of Ural-
lon Strrct. and nni~i.h of Richmond Street.
Nc.»l»~n»|i comprise all that part of
Chnrlotleiuwn whlclilien south of l"|lz~
i-ov Slrecl,ar\<l nm-iii of Grafton Street..
No.F»nhuli comprise all that part of
itlilirlotlielovvn which lies north of
lfllzroy Street. including the Common of
llie said Town.
Nomination Day, Wednesday.
Feb. 7ih, A. D. 1906.
Atlhr Office cl' thc Cin* Clerk, City
linll, from the hour of welvs o'cloo
noon. until the bourlof Four o‘clock in
the afternoon of the same da.
For qualification of ectorn sae
Act. 50 Victoria., Ga& B, lntltulell
"0hi\r‘otlelo\vn Water who Acul$7~“
also ilnl Edward Vll.,0ap. I7, Sections if
fo ll.
W. W. CLARKE.
City Clerk
PBBDBRIOK F. KgbLY»~ , ‘
Mayor of the ity of Charlottetown.
CANAniAN
PACI Fic-
Slllllli Llllf Ellii'r`.;.‘l¢l;.ii`“Li;°mE.f‘3'fgiiigbiifg
EE A L i-Ui`S»iii(iin'E,¢'.¢oliid`(>iitss iilgniillnr
nun siunpeni rrrrx rn Montrnii
I)INIi\`(i CARS between TIIUIIO and IirIA'I`~
'I‘A\V»\MIil<IAli ullil lictwcon SHER-
‘ l.lIt(li)KI‘I and l\I()N'I‘I!EAL. ,
PACIFIC E XPRBSS
From .\Iontrcalc\‘cry dpi); at 9.40 a. in. for all
in i ri.
c.\.\1/iiii/nl: rfonrnwusr,
KOOTENAY ANI) PI-\(TII".IC COAST.
This 'I‘rnln (7|\l1'IBI~l
First and Second Class Coaches and Palaco
Slccphl, Also
Tounxsgxgpnnrnn
SUNDAY. M0\DAV lad THURSDAY
Round 'h-ip Ruben to Colorado. California and
N. P. (oust points quolod on application
Lowest rates apply.
(`i|Il on  R.  §‘)I\p,rIIlAtf.4€`t,4J}§\'H
w . . ., ~ . .
or rlew J, HN N B
BT. 0 . . .
-USE-
NIXEY’S STUVE l:NAMtL
PULISIIING PASTE
Best on earth lor stoves and range
F
Price 5 cents per box.
WE SELL IT.
Call at store for large free sample
PHONE 264
JOHN CONN0l.I.Y & C0.,
Queen Street, Ch’town.
, 
Desirable Building Lots
in Ch’lown for Sale.
The undersigned offers for sale tm
following valuable building iota:
4 lots on the east side of Upper
Hillsborough Street each having I
frontage on street of 50 feet and ex-
tending back 75 feet. _
z lots on the welt aide of Orlebar
Street each having a frontage on
Street of 50 feet an extending had
75 feet.
The acid elx lots lie immediately
north of the residence ol' Dr. Ander-
son, lately J. D. Reid.
i lot on the welt aide of
Upper Hillr borough St., having
a frontage on Street of _R feet
and alien ing back 75 feet. ll let
lleafmmedlately opposite the rel
dencaoif Dr.  an
It mpoce etopfocure A in
dr ifroble locality for reoldonou than
than lou afford.
City 0lurk'n Ofllcc, Cliarlolletewn, .1|iuu~,
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Will Tour Fromiloaittol Coast
Under_Direcllon of F. G.
' Spencerfrln Effort lo
Ha`v'a Her Appear
Here.
The great Albaul, honored, admired
and feted during the past twenty live
years by all the great nations of the
world, has decided to farewell Canada,
her native land,durlng the coming spring,
and with probably the finest company of
famous European artists that she has ever
brought from the old Country. The tour
which will bc under the direction of F.
G. Spencer of St. John will open in Hali-
fnx Feb.2ist. and the itinerary includes all
the important points from the Atlantic to
the Pacific. Mr. Spencer in communicat-
ing with friends lu this city Intimates
thntlndicatioae point to the tour being
atreniendous eucceee. as already there
are more demand for .lates than it is
possible for the great prima donna to fill.
Albani wlllsiugbut three timesuweekand
under no circumstances will she depart
from that rule. She and her company will
travel in a special car, and everything
that money and twentieth century
convenleuccs can accomplish, will not be
neglected, to make her long journey of
some fifteen thousand miles other than
fntiguing. It had been hoped by many in
Charlottetown that a date in lhie city
could be arranged, closely following
Albani's Halifax appearance but it seems
that there is not sufficient time for lt.
There is a possibility that arrangements
uilglitbe made whereby the diva could
sing here while enroute home to England,
unless she goes by way of New York. Mr.
Spencer states that if sufflclentoucourage-
ment. wcra given he would make every
effort to arrange the itinerary in this
manner. This is absolutely t-helaat time
Madame Albnni will no heard in Canada.
and for this reason the tour will be somo-
whut nn historic cnc. No singer ever
lived who enjoyed a career of such
distinction as Madame Albnni. It will
be remembered that at tha request of her
beloved Sovereign she was the only singer
al. the funeral of the late Queen Victoria.
The great Queen and the great singer had
been intimate friends for many years,
and MadameAlba.ui has been the recipient
of no lens than one hundred marks of
Vlctorla‘s regard in the form of vcry
valuable presents. It ls to be hoped that
it will be possible vo secure Madame
Alboni for Charlottetown on her return
from England about the last of Mny,as
It won'd certainly be the most important
eventlnfthellne of entertainment. that
ever occurred on the Island.
iieEi;.iEiIiEEoa
SLEEP LESSNESS
Weak. Lisllese. Sleepless Men and
Women Cured Every Day by Dr.
Hnmilton’n Pills.
The physical suffering and mental
nnuuish that victiniii of sleeplesenese
cnilurels Indeed n sad story. Itla in
Dr. Hamllton's Pills thcrels swift re-
lief from this awful oonditlon. Thou-
sands have proved the merit of this
grand medicine, among them Mrs. G.
‘.Lynns, one ol the nest. known real
dents of Genova, ‘who writes:-"My
health ran flown and I was unable to
sh-ep. I had headache and pnlne in
different parts of my body. In the
morning I_ was weary and exhausted-
norcal. or comfort came from the
snurohea of sleep i gg..
“Dr. Humllt.on's ills braced me at
oue.»._ After the that nicht I got re-
freshing sleep, that extreme wearfneee
left nie and I recover- d very fast.
"No medicine I ever used gave such
telllngresults as Dr. I-lan.llwu's Man-
drake and Butternut Pills." ,
Dnn‘t let eieeplessnesa drive you crazy;
take Dr. Hamlltoirs Pills and get
well. You will increase in flush,
your appetite will be vigorous,
orce an energy will be instilled into
your nervous system.
By nourishing and purifying the blood
and by stimulating the acl. on of the
kidneys, liver and stomach, Dr.
llami|ton's Pills 'accomplish wonders.
'l`rya25c. bnx,or flvc boxes for $1, at all
rlualers, or N. C. Poison Qc Co., Hartford
Conn., U. S. A., and Kingston, Ont.
COVEHEAD.
Jan. 25. -The sports of this place gather-
cil on the afternoon of the I5 lnst. for tho
purpose of testing the speed of their well
bred trotting horses. The ice being in
perfect condition some excellent speed
was shown.
Whllr crossing Covehead Bay on the
l7 inet.. u horse driven by James Strick-
lnnil took fright from an ice bout and had
ll. not been for the nlmbleneeo of horse
and driver a serious accldentlmlght have
hcfallcn both.
Aftera poor wlnl.ar's smelt dshlng ou
local fishers recently had the milfoxiuue
to loose a valuable nets
MANY CHILDREN BUFFER from
Worms through Loss of Appetlu. Fits,
Siceplescnela and Palos. Give Mnl.ean'e
Vegetable Worm Syrup, the original and
genuine. Always Safe. Pleasant and
Efhctual. Many years In use, always
satisfactory. Gel. the genuine McLean’n
Vegetable Worm Symp. °
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.lust received an elegant. line of Phat
Frame: for Christmas In gold, leather
and composition all ofthe very Intact
designs. To been sean at the Btudlo-
Gco. H. Cook. Bd tf '
his example. -
,. ' I
` ir .~-Y'-~
AN-EVENTEULPERSONAGE
, _
The body cf Shadrach W. Johnstone of
Guperanx. who died in A private hospital
in Boston, Massa on Friday. January lib
arrived in Grorqoiovgniyii th¢B.'B. Mints
Tuesday mornlng‘l.I_i`s lotii -accompanied
by ‘his lmthcr lie'  ,Ilohust91w.
BMW". ._ ` , \i§X¢\l“l"l°¢' "95
mia in th?b ini ‘chown on
Wednesday and the burial took place lnl
the afticrooon at Iawer Montague. Ai
large number of his personal friends and 1
neighbors attended the funeral and paid
respect to his memory. Mr. Johnawne
had not felt well for some time and with
his sister, Mrs Johnson B. Young of
Albion who had just recently lost her
shortly afterward entered a private hos-
the best surgical experts in the city of
dt-ath on the operating lable. He
was later placed under special
treatment, and special nurses were
engaged to care for him, but Mr.
Johnstone nlthollglra man of tremendous
vltnllf-y and nerve euocumbedw the great
roaper. Mr.-hhnstonc was born in P. E
world. About 24 years ago he quit the sea
and in Northern Idaho secured land and
started a ranch where fora number of
yours he was engaged in raising stock,
but having had much trouble with the
Indians, who wem ever raiding and
stealing his ewck, and finally burned his
property he moved into British Columbia
engaged in mining. There he continued
l W ).
Moore through the Peninsular Wars and
who was one of tiio twenty-five survivors
(ofthe 1500 picked men) who made the
most memorable bayonet charge in which
a British Regiment was- ever engaged.
This same old veteran also assisted his
chief Sir John Moore cn’ the field when
he fell moi-tally wounded, and at the dead
of night. with his bayonot assisted in dig-
ging his grave an the rnmparis of Corona,
and for his services he received the seven
barred Peninsular medal and also receiv-
ed the Waterloo Medah The late
Lleut.. Peter Dewar who at
Gettysburg ' was on Genl .Slckle'a
staff, and who when the General had his,
leg shot off aselsted in carrying him from I
the field, was an uncle of Mr. Johnstonc‘a.
Mr. Johnstone was an active worker in
the Baptist Church at. Sturgeon, a
faithful friend, a loving husband and
brother and when death stared hlm in
the face he layconsolous to the inet with
such Christian fortitude and courage as
is rarely found. His suffering was great
almost beyond conception, but he bore it
without a murmur, and when the time to
pass away was at hand he laid “It ia all
over and I ani glad the time hae come, I
am trusting in Christ and it is all right."
l-Ie leaves a wife and two sisters, Mrs.
Johnson B. Young, nf Albion, Mrs Phill.
Baumgarlner of Ashburnhnm, Mass., and
one bi-other Dr. W. J. Johnstone of
Boston, Mass.
- LORNE VALLEY.
Jan. 25-\Vesley McLeod has let. the
contract to A. Molnnls of building mat-
erial foralarge dwel|lnghouse.Mr. McLeod
intends settling down to farm life and all
hops more of the young men will folio_w
The school which has been closed for
some time has been reopened with good
attendance, and the rata payers are to bo
congratulated for having secured 'tile
services of William Bowlan, teacher of
Cardigan, under whose management the
school is rapidly progressing.
Henry McPhee who han been in the
Mainawoods has returned owing to ln~
juries he received while there. Mr
McPhee ll rapidly Improving
lIinrd’| Lililmeni Relieve: _ ffaurclgil.
Furs-Fire sale-A fav/` choice pieces
still available all at half former prices
Come quickly.-Weeks & Co. lildtf.
f 
Don’t Kccp- liens,
Make 'ihtm Keep .
You. Fccll -
POUI.TllY F00l)
the great egg multiplier.
A a5e bex _contains at lout »
ioo feeds for every iz fowl.
'Lel.'| tell you more about lt.
Try one package - and see
how mach extra an money
yon will have. , '
cold by
A.W. Iltlldlii. I’lllll,B,r
The lqnan' Dtogglntn.
Sunnyside..
whine he again started a ranch and also . . _
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to answer? We trow |10!-
ls
hence our :neocon in buff-
d n when in need of _work done to your entire satisfac-
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BRUILE STEWART & C0..
Founders, -Engineers, Machinists and Boilermakers,
ptcam Navigation Coy’n. Yharfr ,
_ln
Galvanize _
galvanized iron in all sizes and giiages at lowest
libci‘al-Conscrva-
tive Convention
The annual meeting of the Liberal-Consei‘va-
live Conference of Prince Edward island will be
held in lhe_B. I. S. Hull, Kent St, Charlottetown, P.
E. Island
--oN_- V,
Tuesday thc 30th day of January 1906
_ .ir ir rrctocir, A. M.
The Conveners of tliedifierent polling divisions
are respectfully requested to call meetings and
electafull representation of their delegates to at-
tend lhe Convention. V
J. J Jolllisiorl, ii. llia¢iii;ii_i_',
_ S¢°l¢ilfY» President,
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` We desire to tender to our numerous policy-
holders
“A Very Happy and Prospcrous New Year.”
_ We beg to assure you that the North American
Life is still '
“As Solid _as the Continent”
LARGEST DIVIDENDS
Yours .incerel ,
Ross er ni._>.'rTriyEws_
IGEIAJSKAIE IIN I
Hockey Slratu. .
Hockey Sticks. '
Shin Puls. _ . - _ _ -
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- and continues to pay the  I
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to 't l' h ld f Co 
i s po ic o ers o an ~.
quainted with. y mpapy we me at E 
pltai, where under the care of several of l ____-__¢,
4v@_\§f/1 _
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For
4 .
,Every l’l1rpusc
Whether your-order is for
range, heater, furnace, i forge
or steam coal, you’re'~sure to
get th'e best mined here.
husband paid a visit to his- brother Wm. ' Cl\°\'l°i °t°‘I“' P' E'
J. Johnabone, M. D.. Boston, Mase. and PIN” H5' Bax nam- _ l Best I0 BUYII `
l Best to Heat.
Boston he underwent an operation for a  \il%f_§“\ I `
condition envolving several of the vital , _ `
organs, and which proved tebcof so rare, l A  &  >
and serious a nature that further interfer- I I
enre would have resulted in immediate  240-
.
min
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I.` 46 years ago and having lost his parents ‘ 
when very young took to the sea when but
a lad, sailing to every port in the known  S l i
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We have in st ck I5 tons best quality I   I l 
W  ..»......-.
until a few years ago when he sold out
and returned to his old home, and having market P,-ict]   
married became engaged in farming and C u h I h
coasting. While ln the west. Mr. ' B e p7°“w en 7°” “re slcklmld
Johnstone served as Deputy Sheriff and I may Pr°]°“g y°“f1"°'
was the means of bringing many  
.I »» ihe lin ers Hardware in iii - 
hardened criminals hojuetlcc. I-Ie also Your li n
. d I h al d l. .
;B¢i:;‘niiileIita r'ii`|I‘lnl;'lIIilIs “Riel” rebellion. . ' , I  qmumes of your wulmblu' We “se
He has served several terms as constable I nmdem menmdll “nd nm but manuals
on P. E. I. Mr. Johnstone was u I °J ' This m°°"“ l°“K uf” I9 Y°“\'
descendant of every hardy race and no lim”-5 “Vl\’KI~°Y°“-
doubt inherited his roving and adventure- E _ _
Home dispnsmun from mg gmnd. Q\\\iHIl/6§\“\\\ h§\ [ A, F, 
father Sergeant \Villiaui Johnstone, Smr steam Laundr
Y.
of the -l2nd Royal Hlghla ders
Black atch who was ll one I Kent St' Phone X51'
ofthe bravest that followcrl Sir John * _~____Vi_ ,__ ___V__ _vu
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Bargains.
All lines of footwear
‘ at special cnt prices
to clear before stock
taking, Feb. ist.
C0 NR O Y.
The Shoemun,
Sunnyside,
Ch’town.
,_ ADVERTISERS
You get THE SPAC E
AND POSITION you
contract for. THE NUM-`
BER OF INSERTIONS
YOU PAY- FOR. and
reach THE PEOPLE
WORTH GOING FOR.
IF THE GUARDIAN -
GETS YOUR AD.
When you nut a man to
Work you nay the MAN.
When you pin your
~n»yu-~....qi..-/|,..q,..q,. l Money to work the money
PIVS YOU.
I' A "__" ""` E ”" ' -°*'-5 ---~ Y--T-_ YOIH' money put to work or rather
spent in buying our furnishings
* W gi; “pre now ofered at discounts
uanuulldlravunnuu lf
15 p. c. to Hall’ Price
,Por a short llmc only
will pay you. Cali and see what
FB llltlll and what you can buy
" I SP‘i-"3 Sl"i"F°? . wifi. imriuii me noneytiui was
fLY\D`AI.E ‘ I »
required a few days ago. I ‘
John McI.edd@Co..
Up-to-_dale I Clothiers,
(Jnrloitelcwu.
'rr-Im our
that chaos-of-but not
it Imaam.
i The immune. `.