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DECEMBER
MANY CONSUIPTNB IIELPED. l
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III IIIIII IIfIlI_I]l_IIIi~        2 J 2 *fffREADY
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“ °‘"3° °f 5°" “nd "ll" °““d"l°° f°" "Wi Towniey, counselor of .the British em- ' . I I  _'_ I i ` V I' » ' ' i " < WB l13V€, a full Stock
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aging Flguno--|05 Patients Discharged.
The trustees of the New York
State Hospital fol' Incipient Pul-
monary Tuberculosis in the Adiron-
dacks have issued their completed
statistics for the first year, which is
as follows: There were admitted
207 patients, more than half of
whom were incipients. There were
no deaths. Of the 105 patients dis-
charged, fifty-two were apparently
recovered. T\venty-six arrested cases
are reported. Sixteen improved,
while eleven left without any im-
provement. The treatment consists
mainly of outdoor air, wholesome
food and rest. Patients have three
full meals and two or three lun-
cheons a day, and go of the 105
I gained an average of 10.57 pounds
each. This is certainly most en-
couraging and shows that incipient
consumptives at least can be cured.
There is another treatment perhaps
almost as good. Stay home, use
cold baths in the moming, get as
much outdoor exercise as possible,
a generous diet and the continuous
use of Scotts Emulsion will doubt-
less check the progress of the dis-
case and may permanently cure. At
:my rule it is easy lo try it.
sco'rT sr nownn, Tomato. One.
llzirk fruit cake 25 cents per
]l»nn<I_ pound cake 30 cents per
lonnd ut I). Ste\\'art‘s,Kent street.
19d zi.
Men's Furnishings- Every
point which most interests ,Christ-
mas purchasers is presented in
these varieties of desirable styles
and materials. A wide range of
prices and nnexcelled assortment
at each price, the handsomest
designs -in the most effective colors.
and most important of all. the
such vigorous men and women. You’ll
* ..*'°* . 7'°‘-"'- _ _
- 0fIIce- Main Street-Percy G. Seaman, Mgr.
Matthew Sc McLean.
ers here of the York Co. Loan and Savings
Co.
on the Freezer and hope to see it in ful
operation next spring.
ll. is not pop the question, it is the
Pump Question. It remniufmin the same
condition, no act-ion has en made to
repair lt.
Owing to the fine weather some of the
fishermen izuve the fish a trial yesterday,
but very few were taken. The fishing is
about ended for this year.
Shipping has about finished. The ves-
, sels which were recently loaded have left.
,The only one in port at present is the Ju-
bilee being loaded by Hughes & Kick
hum.
I Rcv. Mr. Smith iznve an eloquent lecture
in St. Patricks llall, subject “From Ocean
tn Ocean." ills theme was very instruc-
tive and the views interesting. There
was :i lurcc attendance. ‘ sm
Another cargo of coal has arrived for
There are a large number of sharehold-
Many are glad  see repairs belngmade
Fine weather and excellent roads.
Merchants anticipate a busy week.
The S. S. Amelia arrived Sunday with
king everything in the freight shed to
e Magdalena
Capt. Matt. Rose has stripped his vessel
and is laying her up for the winter
C ptalu Rose mot with success
this season he pu;-gui;
of fish He returns to his home at Priest
Pond and as soon as spring comes he in
tends to fit out aizuln.
merchants. She made a general clealrup
til
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Two tons of smelts and eels were
shipped to New York yesterday by Roy
C. McLean. Large quantities fire coming
in everyday and it makes no difference
how large orlsmall :the quantity is the
highest market prices are paid. A couple
of fishermen at Fortune have been mak-
ingsome large hauls. Two recent ship-
ments contained some very large speci-
menls of eels also a. large lot of extra size
e ts. '
,PRIZE WINNERS AT
FRUIT CONVENTION.
The following are the prize winners at
the Fruit Growers Convention.
County collection of not_ less than ten
or more than twenty varieties-1, John
Robertson, New Perth, 2, D.| Ferguson,
Cit .
'Flin varieties of Commercial varieties-
1. John Robertson; 2, C.N.Black,Bsdeque.
Five varieties of winter apples-1, John
THE TONIC OF HEALTH. ‘
Must be more than astimulunt-must be
u food as fwcll. There is one medicine
that is both is food and n tonic,-it aids
digestion, promotes ussimilation, con-
verts food intoluutrlineing thut i11`\'|\Il;ls/nop
nerves, blood, iruiu un one. u ni
is Ferrozone which contnins exactly what
,, I-un.d0wn system needs. Ferrozone
supplies oxygen to purify the blood, phos-
phorous to develop the brain, lrnn to
hnrden the muscles. No,wonder lt makes
ut, sleep, think and feel better by using
an-0 zone; try it.-now. Fifty cents buys
box of flft-y chocolate coated Ferrozone
best val ues:-Stanley Bros. 2od3i.
ble ts, at ull dealers.
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v"’ \ lllenlthy-1Geo. Auld. 2B:-lie Mutch.
f"-`-3-1-,   » " llighly commended-John \VhcIan.
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There is nothing in the world gives so much
pleasure as giving nice Christmas gifts to your near
 ivniv
appreciates a half dozen new natty Christmas
Ties such as we are showing this year-Still he
llhrlslmas  
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'Robert.son; 2, D. Ferguson.
Alexander-l, Belle Mutch, China Pt.;
2, John Whelan, Covehead Road.
Bnldwlns-1, John Robertson; 2, A. M.
McRae, Pownal.
Banks-1, Geo. Auld, Coveheud; 2, D.
Ferguson.
Blenheim-1, E. W. Taylor, City. ‘
Ben Davis-1. James G. Hughes, Cove-
hend; 2, Belle Mutch.
Bishop Pippin-1, Geo. Auld; 2, John
Johnstone, Long River. _
Fnlluwnter-1, John Robertson; 2, D.
Ferguson. ,l
Golden Russet/-1, Jnmes G. I-lughes;.
3. Locke Jones, Pownal. Highly com-
mended-John D. McLean, Cornwall.
Gravenstein-1, \Valter Simpson, Bay
View; 2, James G. McCallum, Brackley
Point.
Kl"R`S-1. W. R. Taylor, Granville;
2, James G. Hughes. Highly commended
-.lohn Iiol>ert.~ion, George Auld und Lay.
ton McCabe, Alexandra.
Mann-1, John Robertson; 2, E. G.
Love, city.
N0“lJ8l‘€ll-1. D. Ferfzuson.
Ontario-I, John Johnstone; 2, John
Robertson.
Ribston'-1 Geo. Auld, 2 Walter Simp-
R. I. Greening -1 A. M. McRae 2 Locke
Jones.
Red Russct-none true to name, no
priee awarded.
Spy-1 John Johnstone, 2:Jas. Jones,
Pownal.
Stnrk-1Geo. Auld 2 John Johnstone.
Highly commended--John Robertson.
Wagner-l Prescott 2 D. Ferguson.
'New and promising cominerclnl apple-
l John Marks, Long River 2 John John-
stone.
New unc] promising dessert apple-l J.
A. Moore, Pownnl, MncIn‘osh Red 2 Geo.
Auld, Grimes Golden
Ally Ot-lwr;vnr-lety.-1 Jus. Jones, \Volf
River. 2 /\. M. McRae, Dodd. .
I Pears-1 F. Lepnge, city. 2 E. W. Tay-
or.
Barrel of apples packed for export-1
John Robertson. 1 gr0,.:,:€0 or um n'
Box of apples packed for export.-1 Geo.
Auld, 2 John Robertson.
Collection of bottled fruit--I A. E. De-
war, city. 2 Geo H. King, city.
Pewaukee-1 John Johnstone, 2 Rev. A,
In This Age of Publicity
Many Arc The Meth-
ods Uscd. This Is
our Style our
Christmas Stock
might lil.-e a natty pair of gloves or a neat fur collar _
or perhaps a dozen linen handkerchiefs, any of the
above makes an ideal Christmas gift.
EVERY
likes a handsome neck fur-:ve’ve many of
them, or suppose we say
just opened some very pretty ones. Again theie’s
the elegant lace handkerchiefs ladies admire so much
or a lovely pair of gloves,
tached, or fur gloves, a handsome Dressing Gown,or
a pretty Kimona_. Any of these gifts will be lovely
for your lady friends-See them and you’ll agree
with us.
rowse Bros.,
The Only Real Good Clothiers.
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a neat golf jacket-we
lace collars with tie at-
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Awaits Your
Approval.
BUY HIM an overcoat
$5.00 to $l5.oo.
Pelham he wants a suit
$5.00 to $15.00. `
Reefeis from $3 00 to
$10.00.
Leather Jackets $6_00 to
$9.00. -
FurLined jackets $4.50 to
$6.50.
For Cavs $2.50 to $ro.oo.
Fur Collars $3.50 to $ro.co
Scarf, Mufflers, Handker-
chiefs, Cuffs, Collars. _
Good warm gloves 75c and
$1.00 ‘
Fur Lined Gloves $3.00 to
$4.50. Jas. Paton & Co.
BUY HER a fur set $10.00
to $5o.f‘o.,
Fur jacket $30.00 to $80.00.
Fur Lined Coat '$30.00 to
$45-on '
A Carpet Sweeper $2.50 to
3-5"-
Rug or square.
Cloth _Iaclrets. _
Silk waist $2.50 to 8.oo.
Wool Boa $2.50.
Ostrich Boa $3.00 to $8.00.
Glove Certificate.
A silk dress length of our
$1.50 silkfof $1.10.
Silk Handkerchiefs. '
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E. Burke, Alba;-con, night this week until 9 o‘clock. 1 »
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,sustained minor iniurlos and his
WU., M4, T°wn|,y_§was kncokedlun There is both good vnllaud gocd sense in giving gifts
c claus and badly bruised about the
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had and ,en ,,M“,de,,_ Bw, were which combine usefulness wifhheauty We have adne seize
removed to the home of a nearby
physician for the night. The accldeht.
occurred on the Military road. north
westof the city,an the automobile was
speeding down an incline. At a turn of
the road Hia brakes were applied sudden
ly, the machine slipped and overturned
and the occupants were thrown out. ‘ ~
§;a:1y;i;pnv;pleY remained unconscious for   .
tion of toilet cases, silk lined and fitted with Ebony an -
Ebonoid articles which we have priced very low for this week
_ Collar, Cuff, Necktie, ~
llll New llloull   B°"°° A I
   We have in agrent variety of shapes and prices. Real
' solid leather from Old England, and priced on the English `
You Wm Feel New Vmo, and Cam' plan at bed rock prices. We have also cheaper lines of’ these '
iideuce Thm\];€ll1°ut the Whole ' goods but not leather. ,
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, We will be glad of a call from you. `
Dr. Ghase s 
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no you know what un to feel w@1t- Drusgist ` _
to feel young and hearty and vigorous-
e oy work and look forwurd hopeful and   
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to feel full of energy and ambition-to
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nerves cthrlll with life and vitality. . ' \
Tnisisuie way you win feel if you - ,Q _  ‘
revitalize your wasted and depleted Q
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nervous system by the use of Dr. Chusc‘s  `\\\\v,t."`, “Q   ,_ ,_-_
Nerve Food. /I   Wg  °"§i=_-?,'_ ; .
Not in any mlrnculous way-not after M  lv ll
the first dose or first box, it muy be, but F* 't.f.‘i%»\ i
when your system luis been gradually, ¥ yi; /y
built up-yourhloorl enriched and new, ~ ,, ff , 9
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vim and vigor instilled into the nerves. _ _ V _
Dr. Chaso's Nerve Food is n. wonderful li' - 1
medicine, but its wonders nrc nceornp- ,_-fl. -ef' I’ `
lished ln Nature‘s way, by thoroughly 'S
restoring the elements lacking 'in I1 Q- -.
u down body. If l' 
I n No other treatrnerit for the nerves acts
in exuctly this way. Some relieve by
direct from the manufacturers. We have also a full
deadening the nerves-some by excessive
stimulation. ' ‘
Dr. Clmse's Nerve Food brings about
lnstlngly beneficial results by forming
new, rich blood and creating new nerve
force.
Mrs. Sarah Gill, 254 Euston street,
Charlottetown, P. E. Islnnd,states: “As
unatural consequence of increasing age, , - _ , _ _
1 ..-a.\.e.,lnningr.@fse1run .town and fan, cluding the IN] UN - in plain grooved and lifter.
that I needed something to tone up my ' .
system. I procured a box of Dr. Chnse's
Nerve Food and can say that I found it n B 0    U
several of Dr. Chn.sc‘s preparations und I7 I
always found them very beneficial.
I consider Dr. Chuae‘s Nerve Food the WHOLESAl4E AND RETAIL. \
used." Open evenings till Xmas. \ -
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your neighbor about it. 50c a box, at all
eal Ed nso Bates & Co. '" ‘_ '_-"-‘"'i`“"”“" '"""" “ i' '"` '
line of Shin Guards, Pucks and Hockey Sticks in-
most excellent medicine. I have used
best nerve and general tonic I have cvcr= '
ANNQUNQEMENTS Cl'll'lS'lI`l'l&S  NOW YC&l°S ‘iS
-P to 8cCo' store will be o en each,   A
-M. T»~»»-<»»-we .tom-»1» be op... 'And pconlc are rushing to the Albcrton Clothing Store
each night during the present week. -
_w,mmd_A 800.1 ,»e||,,,\,;e paper rule., buying their Xmas and winter supplies, buying
Apply to_“Ruier,” in care of The Guardian Ladies' and GetJt’S For COINS
14<l1w Ladies’ and Gent’s Clolh Coats
-The annual entertainment and Christ- L&f£lleS’ and GenI:'S Boots and 0V€l'Sll0eS»
mas tree of the Cornwall Methodist Ladies’ and GeDt’S Underwear.
Ul\\11'¢l\ will bike vlnce on the evenlns Of' Stoves and Furniture, etc , etc., etc.
D°°- f’3"l- 20ll2lP'l- Come quick und get your share of the Plums.
-Holly and holly loaves M MPH- Wishing all a Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year.
Williams' stall ln Market today. A lot of _ l
pretty things for decorating. 19 d 31
 Thomas Wilkinson,
--_- 9.1;, wha dia _m_& f tw rf. _ atnnnrou, P. 1:. 1.,
A $1.00 box of our crisp, tender celery is W' ' c ”' ` " '--°  - ‘ " ' '
nhsolutely necessary to help digest your 
Xmas goose or turkey.-Sent to any _ , ,
address on receipt of $1.00.-J. J. Gay&
l9dl0i twll. i
Handkerchlef-i-This week will
be a record breaker in handkerchief -
sellin We have a s lendid stock _
Son, every day market. Phone 270.
g. p .
of these beautiful Christmas hand- ‘ '
k°f°hl°f’ “nd mumefs- Dain*-Y The`Sun Life of Canada has just .issued a. new
°°dS mr w°m°"’ g°°d s"bst°"'i”l Policy of Insurance called the Dbuble Pr- tec-
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ones or men Stan ey ms tion-Policy. For rates and particulars apply
to '
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' Charlottetown. Manager for P. E. Island. 8
ln Our Window '°'“"‘ *Y*
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- Paying Llfc Insurance
ls Llkc Sowing Seeds
, 5 Man opens his hand and sows seeds ;
marked 75c. likewise does he ply the premiums of
And a int of others that an e ~
cost over one dollar being
sold at cost price or near it
--all other goods at like
discounts. _
We’re reducing stock
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you will find Perfumes
that were 25c each now
marked t5c.
That were 5oc ea. now
marked 4oc.
That were 8oc ea. now
marked 6oc.
That were 1.00 ea.now
nclowmeut policy and reap the har
in old age. _
particulars about Endowment
Investment Insurance can be obtained
by a postal card to the Company or one
of its Agents. - `
that’s the lain how of it. N  A '  _
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V The g3\;a;;&f:psl¢t» Togxps Oflipe: Compapyh B_ui_lcliug;“.
f N. B. Intendl Rinkrl ket um" go 5 'yy __ V __
p:’r:“hsae;|t:pidTy\ dosoiww pu” h In  ‘&Ta“h¢!§¢§lA‘1)qA‘Qk§, I, _
Hand Satchel.-Ju. Patbn
& Co. sod tvni,
of all kinds of coal
We can supply you
promptly and qt the
lowest prices
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For correct lltundry work Wi-:|\s'r|-:ie ini;
sumo plltco. Try us ou your noxt pill-1-cl.
A. F. WEBSTER’U§t_uY1'].\rlt-.nn1_Ihiun
Puonn ini. “J ]“""' "“
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Just Received
75 eases Boots, Shoes and
Rubbers, all to be sold at
the lowest prices for spot
cash.
CON ROY
' The Shoeman,
Sunnyside. Ch’ town.
Jkfuvmunnh use-n.r~»~Q,~
Eyes
Tested.
We are proud of the
satisfaction we are giv-
ing in our optical de-
partment. If your
eyes trouble you come
in and have them
tested, won’t cost you
anything.
Glasses reconnnended
only when required.
Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
ELLIS.
' The Drnggist
and Graduate Opticiau_
Custom Tallormg,Gen1s’ Fur
nishlngs, Hats, Caps.
etc” 
Sm:-We wish to direct you!
attention to our stock of UN
cloths for spring and stuumel'
wear.
Our cloths are Imported fr0lll
we very best manufacturers in.
Huglsnl, Scotland and Ireland
and include :
Worsteds. Fancy Sultlngh,
Vlcuuas, Serges.
Tweeds, Trowserlngs.
And fancy Vest Cloths. ‘
Overcoatings in Vlcunas.\R“l”
proof and fancy Worsteds-
We can guarantee satisfaction
in the cutting, fitting and make up
of our clothing.
We invite you to call and ex-
amine the stock and believe W1
will be able to suit you.
" YoursrespectfullY»
Jilllii MCLEOD & _C0
I ueen Street.
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