'1~HB{cHARLo'rrETowN GUARDIAN DECEMBER is 1905
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loimdi bottle f Shiloh' Connim
Cure, the Lung "l"oniic, fnr.C¢ (gg,
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 .d:L:i;ym‘,°m=&um°, mum' .......~.,_,_,_Qfn,ces in_     J i Groundsufblflllhnuarillotlinand wth. on
h Avaav nj abi»Ch l t1na_~o cert fo~`  -
on  S,  the u iloeof (gt. .Israel-sl Surililr n School "5"""
lisau the ad ofl-1 M Davison on the gg y °f
Ggneralitfn aflu'  'i`-C-I    , Ir has been eu wed h e number I A   N
have _ ood Shii hl be the uf
°W@  llll i>;¢_f.lmily euro Tiff
Coldlandemlghs. Nothing lm ¢v¢;|,¢m
lounll to lake its into in the hom
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Shiloh and bo cured, oruy you were nog °"'Y Yfsterday.
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city last night.
to Londonderry, N. S,
C. H. S. S'|‘1~:lz:\‘s, Souris, came to the
P G C1.\n1c,Summersid was in the
WAr.'1‘1~;R lrloimsiiv returned yesterday
D11. S. R. Jsukms was a passenger to
Halifax.
_“best Christmas greetings."
Mali. arrived via Sumrnersirle and in
r the past few days been visiting‘i’riends Perfecting Pm" priminii 5° m“"Y
Alberry Plains returned home by rail G““`di““5 M' 1130 “° m' °“ M°“‘i“Y °r
251:. with uiisniniee wiierevef medicine ii 'su gfsturp in school room of lsr. Methodist
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ed
 F U L address and handsomo gift.
to the good people of Char-I,
loitetown and country for the 
largest Xmas trade in the his-
tory of our store and we D
shall do our best in K
ihe future as in the past hol
to make Taylor's Bookstore
tliel most nopiilar Bookstore "B
We are giving big dis-
counts on 'all fancy goods, FI
calendars, etc., this week. 
CUIHC lil and SCC ‘US ireland of the S 0 T Mr Wigliininri I pi 1| ~ I H I _
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\|eii,@i1t|,.,1g1,,,,<| ,mir mi - -S ~ T111-:iiiirtron of the P. E. I. Hospital ' D ommn
Te.ylor’s Bookstore. il#
M. J. Mi'L1§0n, Mn or of L iii Iliwing: 'lilmrilliirlinfisfulCindllutlfflsh I(\l\nm\-  
y acon e ranks ~ ic t rr c e gs
Iierta, and son ofthe late Norman Mc- .Daughters-1 turkey, Miss Cundnli-1
od, Sl. Avarris, wi`\~1 tendered a Ii11.nr|uet turkey, 1 plurn pudding, A. W. Judsooe
the citizens of that place, on Dec. 2nd. Esq. .'10 cts.
We got this for Christmas trade and
25 lb. Bag Flour--60c. ...
'riiie is from ISLAND Fife when sud "S
quality guaranteed. ow
Other good values awaiting our cus- im
tomers’. I"
l<I1rNr-:sr Mo0Ni~:v of the Armstrong il‘ui-:Guardian is pleased to learn that
  & ao. Oiler Company, Gofts Green, York. Miss Margaret McWilliams, daughter of
° ' England, n. native of this city and a son of J.- \V. Mc\VillIarns, Royalty West, is
the late John Mooney, recently invented meeting with splendid success in New
aself car oiler. It- seems to be an ex- York. Miss McWilliams left here butn
ccllent practical invention, particularly few months ago, and lminediirely secured
IE¢~¢ou»u|1aiio|\uunn»llllll fo,
the long distance cars. position as stenozrapher, and has had
Mu
performed by the Rev John Simpson. The
ide who was attired in cream silk was IN 
attended by her sister Miss Alberta. The
groom was supported by Ernest Laird.
The chief article of
food should be the best
obtaiu;rble,, therefore
buy from our bakery <1.
where you can get it
fresh each day.
DSTEWART. 
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I'Icr.1r»sri li,\1~:nR\',
_- Bakes Best Bread.
umm' The funeral will take place today. M write for full particulars.
Christmas in Summerville, the guest of
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soon rr-:A....1sc 
cnsington school, was toastrnnster. Tim mai' pi" °t pil” L° the “M5 °i Lilc
swing on the iiillsboro Bridge and about
is real good va]uc_ , Bl~‘<1INNlNu today the mails will arrive twenty or thirty yards from thc rnain
here a.~rsnr'led as formerly and will he structure has been completely carried
ivered in the same speedy rnanncr away by the ice and now is up against the
in summer. The delay yesterday was main piers. The rest pier was construct-
ing to the fact that the clerks could not cd lust. fall and it was thought. was suffi-
tra11si`erreii from Picton to Tormentirie ciently strong to withstand the pressure :nent room where the Ste\\'arii.-i limi pre
time for today‘s mail. of the moving ice.
h
 The marriage took place at the home u
 of tho brlde‘s brother, Melville Bradshaw, t
»¢‘._w J’ N8
2 . 1 _ d i' ' ' .
 ` Wheatley River. The ceremony was age R goo mmmg pays
br
Mrs \Vil|iarn Binns aged 63,leavl1ig a
sorrowlng husband, five sons and five
daughters to mourn. Tire sons are attend. The courses in correspondence
niamin, on the steamer Stanley; and business penmanshiparc-alone worth
E1»1\|rf:~:DCr1.\.vn1.1~:1i, Mt. Albion, spent
r11cs,Macl*]acl\er1i. A
'I`111<:pupils of Cornwall school present-
tlieir teacher :Tyler \Varren with 1111
THE ponies owned by W. K. Rogers .
created a little excitement by a dash His W°f5i‘iP May" Kelli' iii” “ii°“'"
“long Sunnyside yeH,e,.day !o,.en00,,_ N0 The Guardian ir circular' letter received ,
,iumagc was d,,,,e_ from the National Trust Company of
Toronto, Liquidator for thc York Loan
i»0NUW0li~TiiM1\Ui\Iil-I»l\N. son of Donald Company asking tiint all sharelioldcrs' in
Anioxu the passengers by the express M“UU\iiii\“» R0Yi1iiY.iS Visiting his home- thelattcrCompu11y, of whom thcrc are
oni the wang, liieg n|,_»},L we,-B Capt Mr. Macmillan Is employed on Frank many in Cliarlolli-towri, shall send in
ie-liurds, Bidefgrillunil ])_ S¢},m~m,m_ I lieartz's far‘m, High River, Alta. tlrclr receipt bool-'s to the Liquidator who A   
_ will send thcru ir ri-ri~ii\t for thc same at _
T1ro.\1As llr'nN1<:'1"r of the Public Works A HAi\'soi\1n black Goldflnder oolti OM., and me tiwir ¢i,,;,,,5 to 1,., deuit, Wm,
epartuienl. returned yesierdiiy from owned by George Simmons, has been according tolaw. With the handsome neqkwear ali-ive referred to, weive also placed 8. Splendid
enslngton where he s ent the Xmas much drnired th - i - - ° ' ' ' ’
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mm. 1: pmt; duyslnnrheezorg; sis ‘nys wg .,.,,E omws of on-ni, irerndpnie line of ne w, fresh, ideas iu silk brits-various widths, many styles, mostly quiet,
. . _ yein-B nnii five nnmiiis ora initwcigns 1-aio i- 0- F- G°°fH~‘i°“'" f°1‘ the ¢‘“S“\'\s rich blacks, but there are some co ored ones
R1-.v. T11o.\1/or l‘rz/rrson who has _mst ,U your nr¢;_G_ R__\V. C, Sgciiiirt;
cn orrlain d I. M tr ai t l S' . li-       
- C city ycsterrlhy iind sribcceerierltiiixhisblrolrdg THE following feiiiiients °f the m“l`iifim°  CE  Sri- AMcI[))0mli/lldl"h ' ‘
in harlorretowri. _ _ ,,, K,,,,,,0,,_ ,,,°,,,,,,,es “.e,,, ,,,g,,,,,,,,,,, at ,he ,,,,,,, .,‘ms'_v‘,‘,m_W,;,,e,'C,;ap_'E_,Z,,_ ,,‘,’,cL;;’_j The goods are all new but we must get them cleared out before stocktaking-
cornmlssioner's office in London during en;5_ W__E_ [{_ McEuuhem;_]'_pV___Hebe,. hence tl'l¢ PUCC Cut,
Tlilc death took place recently in the week ended Dec. 12-MissesMnry and Gm-d°n;S_ B__E|me,- ,]e,,k{nS; _]_B__ -
rsthnrn, Eng. of Willinrn Wightninn, Ethel Palmer of Charlottetown; Miss John MC|_,e,m;C_ D_ J,,,5_ A_ E_ Mcpme,
ost Worthy Scribe Great Britain and Frances Dod well, Halifax O,.g,,,,,,,L_J,,S M,,Mm,,, MMS, “H
Maryland Casualty Company in this issue. ffszlio ligarxiye illrgrgsyogugzgv sxifgzirifl
A- J- MU-‘\DAM» Selkirk. L05 42. i185 Day returning the same evening. This
“eCUl"?fi H D08"-i011 Wiiil DIWIS & Fraser. would afford an excellent opportunity for
many to see the road who have not yet
RE\._ F-A,,.,,,_,,, B,,,,KE_ Alberto", is sc,,d_ had that privilege. Such an excursion has I
lng to his friends a pretwcurd bea,.,,,gh|s not been afforded the public since the
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I  Mi' °i‘i°‘* °°°"“lim°¢ M S R M Alb- Evnwnonir should h Bl Wi I'
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 Cardigan Yesterday afternoon. to or-irn-rson t ion w o as A V, trade__mostly tastefully made Jabots of silk' chlgou . in ,V
W l sm T‘“`“1°“ti“€Yest.crday after oo t ‘i 15 d Wednesday of each week A monstrous I H/A I I and lace in black or c0l0rs_-With these weve also fl' ' I
~ nna-.-..yester1\y.  I" lld(l" 116 lflallll I' f '
 I I  .rms ,S me “wht of W_S_ Loumws mliorpnpimsevei-ai mlm. in length, i. nc u e some w e s ace fichus and rhe like _ ,.,, .` I
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formal opening Thanksgiving Day.
province and well worth seeing. tf
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Tun, congregation of the Central pulled through the press ata high rate , ii  \ --and all HTC g'O1iJg at 3 '
Christian Church have remembered their of speed in a manner' similar to that of / ,_ ‘ -' '  f
pastor Rev. Mr. Pegrurn and Mrs.Pegr-um the largest papers throughout the world ` r I i
with $25 in gold. This is thejonly press of its kind in the   1,,
We've placed in our front centre counter,a lot of
high class neckwear_ specially selected for Christmas'
DISCOUNT OF ONE THIRD 
"Z9 High Class Neckwear selling to-day "'45
at 67 cents on the dollar.
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1-Q mr.; summcn wishes to ackiiowledge the fol-
E. Carruthers, formerly principal of
w Glasgow last evening'nf Miss'
Tins death occurred at Cardigan Tues-
ry evening after a lingering illness' of o
e
lward in Sydney; John in VVinnipeg; i
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William in Maine and Pius at home. The ,I is second to none in the Provinces. Enter
daughters arez- Mrs. Brydges, in , e
Clinrlottetown; Mrs. Shepherd of Svdney s
and Louise, Rose and Georgina at home. awarded to successful students. Call or
f
riel Bradshaw to Henry M Ross, r
Mark Wright Furnishing Co’s. ‘
-Every young person desirous of secur-
inga modern business training should
er salary increased twice since entering
pon her duties. Her experience islikc
hat of _others who have been -graduated
oirfthc Charlottetown Business Col-
“Always the best vainein the city.
-The Union Commercial College re'
pens on \Vcd11csday, Jan Ii '06 at 911. m.
he full tuition rate. The course off' r d
nrly and get full benefit. Gold and
ilver medals and other valuable prizes
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'i_ We Have Still a. Very Large Quantity
able to give bette
of Damaged Goods to Place on Sale
These will be brought forward as rapidly as possible and
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We greatly regret the inconvenience and discomfort to 
'i our customers caused by the immense crowds attending our '\ \
sale of fire damaged goods. We hope from this date to be 
r attention and service.
sold at extraordinary reductions.
While a considerable portion of our stock suffered actual
tire damage, much _of it is damaged only by smoke; and
though to all practical purposes unhurt, must be cleared out E ~.
at great price concessions.
Terms positively Cash-no parcels laid aside-no goods , y
exchanged. Parcels delivered promptly as possible. ,'
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INSTALLATION
The officers of St. Jolir1's and Victoria
Lodges A. 1". and A. M. were installed
last evening by M. \\'., C. ll. S. Sie-1-ns
Grand Master, v\'ho was ircr-niiipariicil by
several of the other Grand ofli-
cers in an Oflicial visit. At the
conclusion of the installation cere
mony the brethren ri:Li1~i-ii to lhc 1'ef1‘i».~li-
pared alight collation, and an iinpiomtu
program of speeches, songs, and general
nierry-rnuking.
The following are the oillcers for the
ensuing year:-
sr. .1oi~rN Loniir: No. l.
\V. M.-J. G. Jamieson.
S. W.-Percy Barlow.
J! W.-Rev. T. F. Fullerton.
Treas.-Adam Murray, P. M.
Secy.~D. R. McLennan, P. M.
Chap.-John Ross, P. M.
S. D.-Dr. V. L. Goodwill.
.l. D.-J. J. McKinnon.
Marshal-S. IV. Crabbe, P. M.
S. S. J. McLeod.
J. s.-w s um. ‘ '
I. G.-VV. Il. Turner.
Tyler-John Hobbs. `
Trustee-Alex. Horne, P. M.
vicroara Lonnr; No. 2.
W. M.-F. H. Seller.
S. W.-Prof. VV. H. Watts.
J. W.-Geo. J. Lane.
Treas.-R. M. Johnson, P. M.
Secy.-W. P. Doull, P. M.
Chap.-Rev. S. J. Wooflroofe.
S. D.-Philip Brydges. 1
J. D.-E. T. Higgs.
Marshal-J. A. S. Bayer.
S. S.-L. G. Whear.
J. S.-Dr. F. E. Smallwood.
I. G.-LeRoy Harris.
Tyler-John Hobbs.
Trustee-G. D. Wright, P. M.
BORN.
At Whitman, Mass, on Dec. 17th, to
Edwin G. and Mrs. Doe, 11. son.
At Beach Point, Dec. 11th to Samuel
and Mrs. Penny, a daughter.
DIED
At the residence of her sister, Mrs.
Lemuel Bears, Murray River, Dee. 9th,
Lottie, daughter of the late Wesley
Roberts. aged 20 years.
At Wigmore Road on Dec. 20th inst. of
inflammation of the lungsJosiahWigmore,
aged Fil) years. The deceased leaves to
mourn a sorrowlng widow, three sons and
three daughters, besides a large circle of
friends.
At Midrliehoro, Mass on Dec. 17th
LizzieJ. Lowery, the beloved wife of
B. I-I. Briggs. She was in her usual
health until Sat. ltith. when she took lll,
and notwithstanding the best medical
attendance, sho passed away. The de-
ceased was a daughter of Edward Lowery
anriasister of Mrs. A. F. McNeill of
Long Creek.
Until
Dec. 31st
We will sell the
balance of our Christ-
mas stock of
Lowney’s
Chocolates
ar. reduced prices.
Baskets $1.2 5 for
95¢-
. Baskets $3.50 for
$2.90.
Art panel box $x.75
for $1.40.
Silk box $3.00 for
hjao.
apaneae be s lr e t
$3-5° f°r $2-9°.
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mas. A. Digita or/in.
Gliass VAr.r.1-:\', Cal., Dec. 24-Mrs. A.
B. Dihblc, first president of the National
Christian Temperance Union, who ,with
Miss Frances E. \Villard founded the
orginizalion, died yesterday at her home
in this city after u long illness. She \vas
one of the early settlers in California.
NPIRVOUSNESS, A CALAMITY.
Many who don't realize what lies lie-
yond, treat an attack of the “nerves” with
indifference. Others' consirierit will soon
pass away. But in every case ncrvous»
ness is a calamity. Only one remedy will
eure~I~`errozone--rr nerve strengtheiier-
that acts through the blood. First it
gives you appetite-you cut plenty. This
fills thc blood with nourishment forthe
inner nerve cells. Energy and strength
is instilled into every part of the sys-
tem. You Her. well --keep wel|~
nervousness forever departs, because
you`ve used Ferrozoiie. Price Title. per
ox of fifty tablets at all dealers.
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IRVING BAXTER REMOVED.
Onairx, Neb., Dec. 25.-The Omaha
Bee announces that Irving Baxter has
been suirimnrily removed from the
position of United States district attorney
for this district by order of the presidi nt
Mr. Baxter refuses to confirm or deny the
statement.
Sore Throat and Coughs
A simple, effective and ufo remedy for all throat
irrit-ations is found in
Cr-osoleno Anfisoptic Tablets
'rnsy combi... ii... gsniiieiasi ...ins of c.-e-tiene was
the loathing properties ol slippery elm and licorice.
|09. All Druiolltl 400
Charlottetown Business College re-opens
on Wednesday, January 3rd. 1900. As
lhereis n greater demand for students
from this College than ever, the attend-
ance will doubtless be vcry large.
intending students are requested to
enteras early In the term as possible.
Practical, up-to.date courses, competent
teachers and unequalled facilities. The
C. B. C. is the place for YOU. 27d6l twill
$I.00 BOX.
A $i.(X) box of our crisp, tender celery is
absolutely necessary to help digest your
Xmas goose or turkey.-Sent to any
address on receipt of $1.00.-J. J. Gay Sc
Son, every day market. Phone 270.
lilflltll twli.
If you are fond of perfume now is
yourchanoe to secure the worid'a best
odors at makers' prices. Every package
we ofl`er is fresh clean stock. All the
popular odors, fancy packages. The two
Macs',Macl)on1i.ld & McKi1\non,Druggisls,
Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kt. Stu. dtwli:
sgdllldlawuvgnini-`C
BARE
COST
is all we ask for the
balance of our stock of
PERFUMES
This is your chance
to get the finest odors
in the world ar whole-
sale prices.
"Tho Two Macs”
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liiiliiiliililliii SCHUFIELIJ Billli
Eur-n»1~»»-\n:-~r~»~a~ 51W
we Thank You é Unprecedented
"e,,,.ti|y Xmas Trade
§..q,.......»|,.....-»w.-...-¢i.._ ln Furniture
6 for the unprecedented Chi istmas trade we have enjoyed.
If there is anybody forgotten in the Cliristmas rush -cor e
aiong and gei him or her a New Years Gift from our .ii c
stock. Lets of beautiful things left to pick fiom.
Wishing all the complements of the season. ‘
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i irons: Rousi Runs:
Jut received a limited quantity of
white. sheep’s grey and sheep’s black.
Seo' the east window.
The Humphrey Clothing Store,
Opera House Building, Graftori Street, City.
A. WINFIELD SCOTT, Mgr. Phone 63. P. 0. BOX 417.
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  Suggestions
For Ladies For G-errtlernen.
A pretty Pearl Brooch, A pair of Gold Cuii Links,
A Pearl or Diamond Ring, A Signet or Ruckle Ring
A Necklet and Locket, A Gold lllled Watch Chain.
Always acceptable a nice Watch for all.
We have a nice selection at the lowest prices.
\/\/. |\l- TA|\l"|”Zl\|. JEWELLER
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SHOUT5!!!
There is but one opinion~Everybody, everywhere
pea ks well of
EDI)Y’S “SILENT”
PARLOR   MATCH,
All grocers handle them-N.-Iwnrlr to sell them.
Asked For Every hour of the Day
I2 boxes (zoo each) retail at 251:. i
3 boxes (5oo each) retail ai 15c.
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