1.._- _ ~ - -¥'= ~ - is _T
j cnuren_s_e_rvee»_
f l Sunday school and'Bibl:i class a:yg.lti?0I.` M 1 =
lllll l3l9Sl NWS 0 "I9 ll R2s.°efC°s.“.'.i‘;.;5ea’:e ..'“.°.:.i‘".e..‘e- ‘er
I Fullerton at 7. Epworth League at close of
1
All
Ladies’
Jackets
Opp.;-gil at ridiculous
Wipes, New stylish garments and a good as-
sortnieiit.
$3.00 for 2.00
$4.50 for 3.00
$6.00 for 4.00
$9.00 for 6-00
Ladies’ dz Ghildrens’
Felt Hats
- HALF PRICE -
75s for 38c. $1.00 for 50c. $l~25 for 63c.
Stanley Bros.
and Province.
itiatliered hi Soarillin- Reporters and Gor- _ respondents Everywhere.
1 (Sec also on page 5.)
Lovai. Ciei's.\i»i<;its.-Open meeting
heartily invited.
Sri-:oi.u. to lloard of "Trade, Port
Mulgrave yesterday, wind north-west, clear and cold. Arrived, schooners Avon, Soudan and Manilla.
Miss lllaiiioiv EARLE, as a member
of the First Methodist .church choir is the recipient of a gift of $60, presented her by members of thecongregation.
Gosrsi. l\IEi;TiNu.-Remember the
gospel meeting in Prowse] New Block Sunday afternoon at 4 o`clock. Strang-
ers always welcome. Lesson John 19~ 30-"It is finished."
T111-3 schooner Marsella, Butler. Capt.
Henthill. from Gnysboro, arrived in Georgetwvn yesterday. The vessel will probably be loaded for the Halifax market. Georgetown harbor is clear of ice and several other vessels are ex- pected io arrive.
AT London Fair in St. Peter’s Hall,
on Monday, 16th inst . one may visit the National British Museum, the Na- tional Gallery. Burlington Arcade, Spiers & Boud‘s Restaurant, the Rus- sian Quarter and otm-r well-known places of amusement and instruction.
THE periodicils of the Y. M. C. A.
Reading Room will be sold Thursday evening, 11th inst., ate' p. m._ The leading magazines and newspapers of England and America are on fyle. and provide good material at a ‘moderate price. Attend auction and secure read- ing matter for the year.
Tian G.:ARDxAN has received from
Mr. J. L. Thompscn.P. E. 1. railwav agent, Charlottetown, an I. C. R. and P. E. I. R. guide which is a very use- ful directory,giving an alphabetical list of stations and sidings. with mileage and fares, and a list of the chief ofiicials. It also contains a brief discriprion of the principal cities and towns, summer resorts etc., with several illustrations; a list of many of the leading business men of the provinces and other valuable information,making it an interesting and helpful reference book.
THE semi-annual examination was
held in the school at Argle Shore, on the after on of Dec. 20th. Owing to the disagreeable state of the weather,
pupils or visitors in attendance. How-
Swa. _ ever, the pupils present_ acquitted
at a low price should see bargains we are offering.
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theme zlvee very creditably in all thel branches in which they were oxami od-
¢--' _ 2 more especially arithmetic and writing
f\¢|1if}*# Wanting
-and displayed in all their work a, promptuese and thoroughness which‘ gave proof of much care and paine- taking on the part of both teacher and pupils. Much credit is.due Mr. Mc- Kenzie for theofiicieut manner in which he conducts the work of thisschool.
ONE small cargo of P. E. Island pro-
duce arrived in Halifax last week. Ac- cording to the Maritime Merchant. po- tatoes have been selling slowly at 40cf and oats 380 The dealers appear to
3-151°, gm ga be well supplied and very little basi-
*ill*
ness can now be looked for until
spring
§£,i',i,°iC,,‘u ' . The arrival of between 2 000,
and 3.5 for 2.50
llen’s ` Boots.
Box Celt Boots.
Goodyear Welt.
sauna*
and 3.000 dressed hogs the was-li before
B,,,,t,,_ Christmas caused a stir up in the price
of pork and it was hard to get tive cents for rounds and up to the present
_ time, there has been no revival, al-
F .though it is hardly possible that the
price will stay down for more than
tour dayslonger. There is no change
4-25101' 3-25 to report in eggs. Prices are firmly
s \
R. K. JDST
STAMPER S CORNER,
ik
held at about 17c. The present quota-~ tions for cheese are, early makes. 9lc.. later brands, 10c. There is no _ change to note in Nova Scotia dairi. which remains at previous quotations.
TIE report of the local branch of the
Bible Society for 1898, showed sales to colporteurs slightly in advance of the.
gr ’ previous year, and made special men-
_ tion of tho excellent work dino by
Messrs. Secord and lValker. Mr.Secord r visited 2.958 families amd only found one of them destitute of the Bible. His
sales of scriptures, including grants to
'.,Ol*|0|\ w0|°k|||a|\$ i poor persons, were 958 copies. Mr. 5
Walker the other colporteur, dis-
FIIIQ FIIIISII, Blld .posed 'ot 1170 Bibles and Testea-
naderata P|,ic°s ments. He found tive Protestant
il
families without a Bible and provided
nmbine to “wk” 0°’ Photographs tb' each of them with a co _ The De
__ _ PV °
‘mt 8““8f“°"'0"Y "1 Ch°'rl°tte°°WF pnsitory’s returns show the total sales of f°'d&y.
Bibles to be 1366, against 9.58 in the previous year. Mr. S. W. McMurray, who was engaged to collect subscrip-
tions for the Society has been very suc-
I'
tor. dint- and Grafton Streets
`_ H. ce.-stul. During the year the island
l\_u’\iliar_v has remitted to the parent
*_ S825 60 including a bequest from the
I ine \'\'.iii».iniiun<'i 0f.sio2..so.un'1on<>
tro» "i.s lrimn or eb The iepor, of the treasurer. I_Mr- H- J- 0011011110 showed the receipts during the year ts be Sl 351 26 The balance on bond it
, r , , 1 _ L . ' _
We are gcriei-al commission mer- _.j,9_.-,__59_ 'Ilia President. pointed out ing to-night and to-morrow. 1
tliants, rli;-our importers of Oranges, time ;ii~@ordinp__r to the report of the par- cvercoats _and 100 reeters to be sold
lemons, B-mm,-,.~_ Cm, Jobbers and ent Society since 1801 no less tl:ian_1o0, once. I’rices_t.aik. \\ :itch and be; fgre- |ece° ». , _ , ‘ _ 1 -» _ : _ _-_ “_ , .
THE GUARDIAN, CHARl4O1.i.'ETOWN,JANUAR_Y 7 1899. ‘
_ 'V _
Mi-;TuoDisT. Prince St.-Prayer meeting at 10.15. Rev.
T F Fiiilernoii at ll Ro G P R d 1.
e\ enlng service. Strangers cor tally invited. . Seats provided for strangers.
Piuisisrrniiuiv,
Zion.--Prayer ineeting at 10.15. Sun-
day school and Bible Class at 2.30.
St James-Prayer Meeting? al'._ 10. Rev WJ Kirby (at ll and G. M. ampoell at 7. Sunday School and Bible class at .30.
cannon or icivcnaivn. qi.. l’au1's.-_Morning prayer at 11. Q01! L0u\munion nr. 8.50 a m. Sunday lalder D, lLJrawford at il and 7. School and_ Bible Class at._ 2.30. Eveniig l‘!`¥»Y0l‘ at All f d -
_ ' _ _ _ _ _ 1. seats rec an una ru on Monday evening in l:\'right`s Halli préa-ted. Eyerybody \velcome._ pp = seo- and frauds . .ef Pere:-:li°le_.e°::“':e"ai.e‘.iEi:."“..f.l
Chi1dren’s catecliising 2.30. Evcusong at 7. All Beats free and unappropriated.
BAPTIST.
Prayer meeting at1Q.30. Rev-G. M Camp-
bellat 11 and li~=\. l\.J. Kirby at 7. Suu. day school and Pastor-‘s Bible Class at 2.30. Strangers welcome and provided with com: fortab e seats. ~
CENTRAL criitisruiv CHURCH.
Corner of Prince and Grafton streets.
Sunday school and Pa_stor's Bible Class at. 2~_-50 D- In. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve- ning at 7.30 p. rn.
cBURcH 01-* cumsr. '
_Church Upper Great George Street. ser vice at. ll and 7. Sunday Scnool and Biblr Class at 2.30. Y. P.S. C. E. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7.30. .
CHESTN UT STREET.
at1;r2y§§cp;ieetirig on Chestnut street Sunday
BA LVATION ARMY-
Sunday Services at._7, 11, 3, and at 7'p, in. Week night; Services.-Monday, uesday,
Thursday, riday and Saturday at 8 p ru _ oosPEL MEETING. _
Gosmtr. 'MEE'riNo.-Railway Men’s Meeting in Prowse s l\ew Block. Sunday after noon at 4 Lesson John 19-30. "It is finished." Song sg;-_ vice no 3.15. Strangers always welcome.
The craving for Alcohol, Opium, Cocain Tobacco, Cigprec tes can be cured at the Keele Institute lu ortland. Mattie. So can Neuras qhenla, Nerve Exhausuion and that always tiredefecllnz, seldom at ease condition. and hesystem restored to its; normal condition, Write for particulars. . _ AnvioiiTi~EiniNTs, advance notices of meetings. business locals and all avail- all i items must be handed in to this oiilce as early as possible on Saturday, to insure insertion Monday morning.-» tt
ASK your grocer to put you up a box
of chocolates, made by the White Candy Co. They are lovely.
Evicnr department in the store to be
cleared before first of February. Cloth- ing, hats, caps, carpets, dress goods, cottons, Gcnt’s Furnishings and etc., 25 to 50 per cent discount. Browse Bros. 6 3|.
THE genuine Quebec Heater will last
ten to fifteen years, while some of the imitations will not last two years, and in fact. with heavy liring not one year. Beware of imitations, get the genuine at the City Hardware store.-R.B Norton & Co. Ltd. 63i.
Some can only give 33 per
cent off Clothing. See our Men’s Ulsters at 6.75now for
there was nrt as large a number of-$275 Qgure the discount and
see if we cannot do better than all competitors. V We are right in it- Money lost on this sale. But let it go. Bar-
gain Corner must come out ahead. W`D McKay.
WE haovea standard of goodness be-
lowwhich we will not go. We hive a standard of price above which we will not rise. Good ulsters, 88,- $9, $10, for $6.75, $7.50, and $8; 29 <boy’s roefers at i off -James Patou & _ Co. -7.
IN grace, style and finish. our goods
willcompare with the productions of the best class of merchant tailors.Some of these are lined in artistic and heauti. ful com blnations of Italian; colored and fancy patterned satins and silks blended harmoniously with the cloth coverings. and creating a very rich and striking effect. A pretty lined satin bound overcoat, guaranteed by the makers. our selling price $15 for $12. Another $13 50 overcoat for $9. See samples at door.--James Paton & C0.-7,
ME1\”s Fine boots at big bargains. R.
K. Jost.
MEN`s Fine Dongola, and box calf Boots-at greatly reduced prices. R. K.. Josr.
MEN’s ulslers regular price $11.25,
812.00, $10.75 Take your choice for $2.75 comp etilors tilkabout their cheap sales, our prices paralize them all Thousands of Bargains. Bargain Corner must lead everytime. W. D. McKay,
3 days sale of jumpers and overalls at
W'eeks & Cols. Balance of the stock all on the retail counters. See adver- tisement.-W. A. Weeks & Co. 5 Si
ALL wholesale toilet scip on retail
counters to clear.-W. A. Weeks & Co. 5 3i
ONLY 15 days longer. Buy what
you want and save the big discounts.- W. A. Weeks & Co. 5 Si
Wi-3 must sell all the goods we can
inside of 15 days. Buy now and save the big discounts.-W. A. Weeks &
society, on purchase account, the sum (.0. o 31
»~ __ _pf ‘f_ _ ?___ _ of $27-2,10, and as a free contiibitiou, “
THOSE delightful Snowflake Choco-
lates, they are lovely. Get them.
B3”
\\'AT<“.i~i Paton & C-o`s prices on clot -
iverg C; ,,dt»(.,. E005 Che@,e aut; 000,000 cop.es ofthe Bible hive oeen fu of your $s farm _,] ’ ."`”" lk' d. circulafed among 'all nations ofthe
products. (foods of al in ~ _ _ _h __ Own hu_,uW€S Big clothing sale on at I-’aton`s. 6. tf and sold on a. moderate com- Work In ‘ eu ` D '° Toieroisn Hi-:.i'rr.ias.--Slow combus-
Com-Qspondence Soligibed --1-G--" . _ _ tion, burning long hours without atten-
_ d Rup.ure at Ch town. l _ . __p 11
26.; Barli-&i;g;cé;1;NSSt,s §;)§1?li;gr£;?12:y Lau or send stamp igzipietintlhiiiétrcinnot be beaten Gegpe DENTNT
, _ _ , - " d-'or Hotel, Tuesday and
._ _MFT cures Lhronic Diseases _ ° . _ . F GIASGOW N_-S-“"1 - _ H tl _ ._
WYOODILL & CQ, D1* C_ , _ Fr dam SMU? tio_n. Just received and will be sold at | '\1._v]¢r.;3§;aa1;;),t._\1~rg‘acno, Lcarment o e eiery D J
~_ f ' `~- _ ~ ` ' ‘ ' . forinformation. pfn' Cell o: sail iiini U
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Leading Fur Store-“l‘lY STl1ilE”`
Sam-ANNUAL examination of Pownal
School. Although the morning was il- tensely cold yet when the hour arrived for opening. nearly every pupil was nreseiit. On entering the achoolroom it was found that it had, on the previous evening. been beautifully decorated with evergreens by the teachers and pupils, the word “welcome” catching our eye as we entered. The examina- tion begau at 10 o’clock__in the junior department. Among the visitors pro- sent were Rev. W J Howard. Mr. Robert .Jones and Mr. _Walter Jones, teachers of Clyde River and Mt. Her- bert schools respectively. The examin- ation was conducted by these gentle- men, the trustees, the principal and the teacher, Miss Amy Carver. The ex- aminers, after a two hours trial, pro. nounccd the work excellent. The pro- g.ess in this department for the last half year is unprecedented in the history of the school. The ready answers to the questions on the different subjects elicited the admiration of all present and the deservedly complimentary speeches at the close must have been very pleasing to our fair young teacher. Each pupil was then presented with a generous package of candy by Mr. A. P. lags. one of our worthy trustees. nor were the visitors and teachers for-._ gotten. Mr. lugs w s tendered a nearly vote of thanks by the pupils. Replying he promised handsome prizes for attendance and department. The singing of God save the Queen conclud- ed the exercises. In the afternoon the examination was con inued in the senior department. ably pri sided over by Mr. J. M. Jones, and the substantial super- structure being raised in this depart- ment on the sure foundation of the jun- ior was made app irent alter a deep and searching examination in arith.met5§‘,~ Hwgraphy. history. geometry-. Latin.. &c., conducted by Rey. Mr, Howard, one Messrs.. Jones, i-he Pringipgl Miss'Carver. Mr. Howard tin an elo- quent speech highly eulogized the teacher and pupils on the result of the examinaiou ;the .trustees also expressed their satisfaction with the work done; After this intellectual ti eat, Mr. Moore, one ot the trustees,pa'ised around ei good supply of apples, The National An- them and three cheers for our teachers ended the proceedings. A noteworthy feature of this examination was the presence of tive teachers and a. grad- uate of Acadia. Seminary, all natives of the district. As the school closed for the Xmas hoiidays. the teachers pre- sented each of the pupils with a good supply of sweeis¢Mi-s Carver with a souvenir basket beautifully gotten _up and filled with choice c endy. The pupils also presented the teachers each with an appropriate present as a tok-_-n of their esteem.-Powivai..
Lifelinsurance is a good thing but
heath insurance, by keeping the blood pure with Hood’s Sarsaparilla, is still better.
THE ltlllllllllll OFFICES Io the _llev
Prolselllool. oo the stairs neil to VM’ toIlII|’s llroelery Store. _
A large reward in cash will be paid
for information that will lead to the conviction of any person or persons srl ing cr lfying to sella stove as a Quebec Heater that is not the genuine Quebec Heater.Carrier Laine & Co. 63i
DoN"r miss our great clearance sale Bargains infall liner of goods. We must cle-ar the *goods before making the change. Prowse Bros; ' 6 31.
Tiiieici-: days sale of overalls and
jumpers. Balance of wholesale stock
on retail counters cheap.--W. A. Weeks & Co. ‘ 5 3i
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Now that “The Holiday” rush is 2
E over. I will be able to attend tio your 1 .._=..wants with usual nromptnesr-i,_and§,
[will as in the paso, spareaneither "“'.
épains nor expense in my e orbs to Dlease all who intrust- their work to me. You may be sure it will beg _- _ attendedto properly and in a compo--- _3 1 tent manner. E
E My prices. will always be found the
' lowest, qua1’l'y and work considered;
%a.nd thc interest of 1ny_ patrons wi1lg_-_-_ 2 be kept constantly in view. i 3 Thanking you for the coufl- -- E dence so generously 'manifested 2 by you in the past, and soliciting your E further commands as well as those E :E of my new friends.
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this 0npo1‘t,v1ii'if_V _ 0f_ thiilllilfl our friend: for their liberal pa
h'ch li ` ‘e our bus
iiiiiii
ronage W i as ma. .
ness dui-ing the past year so su
ccsstul_ _ In asking for your continued support our aim shall bc to make the goods and prices ~s_o attract- ive, that you will find it to your d ta t trade with us and
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a. van ° ge 0 - _ thus our business transactions will be mutually profitable.
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'friends in cii'wwi}w_dw_;=11 aknoyyus wlpgg
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BEWARE OF IMITATIONB. _
llook at
of New Goods and will sell at
The World’s Stands
“cEv|.oN TEA
80LD ONLY IN SEALED LEAD PAGKETS
sssnnn LEAD Packers ONLY gn, 3g¢, 49° 5% 50°
Wholesale Agency,'Corner of St. Paul and St Sulpice Streets, Montreal.
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Those wanting presents for the New Year-will do well tc
come and see what Frank J. Hornsby can oEer The large
Xmas sale did not exhaust our stock We have opened a lo
Bargain Pricesi
Albumsin Celluloid Leather and Plush, Smokers and Shayne
Sets, Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, etc etc
Some beautiful tive o’clcek Tea and Chocolate Sets, and
lot of other goods we numerous to montana.
Drums and Guns forthe Boys
Dolls Games and Books for the Girls All at
F. J. i~ioRNsBv s
Double Store, llorris block Yiotorli Ros
Block,,opposit
in January and befo rare bargains in
.-Oiiercoats, _ ~ Ulsters. I 0
Reefers»
Cloth of --all Km Underwear. f . Shirts, Ties
l~lio'ef'_s. Gloves. . Hats. Gaim etc.
Reductions of 2
D5CLlFT
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Satisisunv TREATM£NT
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RUPTUF? CURE
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SES and _|zuP1'uR_E t LIFT. Diploma rggis-
tered i ited States and Canada. _ Send » Stamps for information or call at Ch town. Friday, saturday and Sunday.
oo cz 23
U 5.30 no F5
Ill °>
Charlottetown P. E.§?:i1g£f;n1i;g;s
Dr qlift D l
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Mihigii indeed my day of Tnasxsoivmo, for
ff ,fn fm- me pac; 12 year.- with the
ggi; glggigaifaging form of Rupture, as all rny
could not be pi-overly Y HY _ _ Sl
Have: Posirrvsnr aim rnnmsivaainv comm an wrrnix so ni rs. as you guaranteed to do. no cure no pay, in spite of al my unbelief. My '
Removal Sale
We_ intend movmgto Morris
e Post Office early
re doing so we will give'
Ready-made Suit
2 Waternroofooeff
r Store marked at to 33 I 3 per cont-
Sale for Spot Gash Dnly IJ. Bruce
All Goods In og
Our men and boys Hook
Boots just arrived, a. little 1500.
in comingbut they are beauties.
Price $1 45 $1 75 $1 90 $2 25
Ladies Hcckey and skating
l . .
boots in Box Calf and Ori
Pebble from E1 25 upwards.
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weak side is uowsnrcngerthan the other. IDID
NOT mga A Div fr0m_my work in Ratte_nbury’s Pork Factory, and instead of suffering any
‘ Nl ERE RELIEVED FROM THE
or person in -_ E' - 3 _ _ _ ‘_ _ siioUr.D KNOW 'rri.vi‘ 'riiisx can BE <.L l'_i.D. 'ro
of the amount I have thrown away on good for
oth'n trusses. Y l
I g ‘iratefullv Xours
pain, ALL MY Pai. sW_ _ _ FIRST. I can now realize that you are sL_CcEss- FUL ON MEN, woiusiv AND CHILDREN, with no chance for fai1nre,if your orders are obeyed. rf-or _
ivocasi-1 coULn ni; woresr: THAN i.\i.\1E. 1o:i__ _ _ ~
are aiicensed i>nysi@ian,_..na1_v-ill gladly prove 1 ph 5|¢|a|| &_ Supggqn
the truth of this testimonial to anyone cn y ' slang s e.‘f“s°.f.‘1e.f“.e‘.¥.~.°f “i.:°f.ee‘;sese‘w <F»f»w1Y °f Ke-e==e°°>
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STAY cum-:D.| Your fee is a mere bsgatel1eiPl’ll'lC8 Sf , c|`\al'|Otf6t0VYl\;
Opposite St Paul's Church
FRED ni.Lis Rows. -
Mr Rowe is about 40 years of age. H Ula” Of
family and well known in t,n’tov:'n._ DR-_ ' GLU,-T HAS Cgaian M.s.\‘i' cs.-,i-:s. including n
d bl u ture and a ch ld ot18
iiihgxiiltaliil, (di hcoiirliiae flrosi birth, of which f_-|015 cBrr0l}°1‘2©i"<= e"idT“g.*§;:`§§,§§ Se§{3e’;§_““§,E},’;‘§' onaikii arise- Mondgiv Q 1: Spd. mi; astral; R`1IFTISA - moceu one Pro Saruuiav and S““daY=-*T PICTOU-Revere H-°t°l l hiding gnmeeiiien Ntii-in side or Queens squar-
froni Monday noonio 'l ueiday noon; AT l\Ew _l mm d' or to the right ummm