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\ A , _ ` 'rua Livrasr News _ 'li-IE Cl-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _ ~ riasr or Ami PAGE THIRTEEN ""‘

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'M' . AR EN A Maritime Championship

C Races" C

, Representatives from "` 4”!" if :_‘ “NéW "Bi‘nnlswick '- ~'\._ "’* > Nova Scotia ~ .zj, g ..._ =.Priiice .Edward Island vi - ` will take part in the above .5 races,

Reserve seats plan opens

at io o’clock Monday morn-

_ _ ing at Hughes’ ,Drugstore

'l`llE QUEEN 'S CGUNTY GUARDIAN§,§§§ °é‘»'1‘::"‘;.f::‘.:;" ._';‘;°.°i"..:':......*..‘.‘;’i I L 3

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is' visiting at en

e home of R

and-ltlrs Webster, Rollo Bay.

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A cheese maker is, wanted for

Dundas Dairying Association. further particulars see ad in

issue.

_c e Queen yesterday were the fo

lEwen. Morell; C. E. Moriii-ia`n,` River; A. Moffat, New Glasgow

-é patrons should

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Among those who were registered at

Friday evening January 28th.

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1 SUPPER

0 We resume the money saving

After Supper Sale this

Saturday Evening h‘om

» C 7 to 10 0’cl0ck

We wonder if you realize the saving possibilities

these after supper sales hold out to you. You only

5 have to come to learn, then you will “get the habit"

and come to everyone. While we were forced top drop

' them during the Christmas rush we are now renew- ing them as a regular weekly bargain feature-_every special after supper sale offering is' underpriced- radically. That nieans savings in every .insini1ce-- nickles-diuies - quarters--half dollars and dollars we saved on every purcliase--according to the amount

of your purchase.

. We would like to know exahtly what amount of

» , saving these after supper sales---Ilia-ve ‘aggregated Sev- _» 2 eral of our patrons, we have an idea that many of our ' patrons are from $2 5.00 to ioo.oo to the good. _

' 'l`li:tt’s ii good wayto start a bank account. V

Note these exceptional offerings and come.

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Men’s' Lined Gloves WhitefLa wn Apron

- Men’s Mocha, special qual- White _Lawn aprons ent- ity, outside seams, heavy broidery bib size 40x44 11JCl1€S wool lining, gusset wrist with Special tonight.. . . . . . . . . 2§c - _' spring dome fastner regular While Lawn aprons. bfll' If 1 4`o" pair; r'l`onight's special telles of fine embroidery and ,~'.' , _ , _ _ _ _ _ . , , . . . . _ _ $1.00 pair insertion, deep hem, long ties, ,"‘ _ Special toniglit.....~-----35°

5; Black Sateen -

'i ‘Underskirts

-Corsets L

A few odd Qnes, of corsets

_ _ which we are ‘discontinuing

' A Specml l°t'°f mcg' new’ with and without snspenders

°l°i“ g°°d5 bwgm ata Sacri' ular i.oo to 1:25 values »fice rice. We shareihe sav- reg.

P tonight.........._.......69¢

ing see Eheui inlour 'Graftcip -Sr. win ow,'regn ar 1.75 eac . \'I‘0ni lit_‘s s ecial__..$|-|9 eafh

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Q Women s Felt

Men’s Trousers

Men’s pants made from the

famous ‘§He\\'.son” and Ox-

' puvs ford double and twist tweeds

Women's . felt slippers in

Mtn' "§*Knittcd Vests

25 per cent less.

“Fur Lined Coats

Weliave six fur lined coats

yon are" considering

your purchase

money ini you do

to betliis'_s€8-

Not any previous

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_ P regular 2.75 and 3 oo pair,

Tonight. ... . . . .. . .$|-75 Pall'

gizeg 3 and 4_regular 6oc l_o 9 ¥5c,Specialionight...45¢PB\f Mens Swea-tar and

Sweater Coats

_ ._ Plain a:d fancy knit de-

>i',= i.<i`ligns= stnyétl' “\*°i1sh°\1*`" *O ‘!‘l`1}M_li’revent -s“¥¥',i7°8"¢l° »1°f“l:"

rices roiii" 5 cents up o goo, 'llonlght yourS f0l’ l'4 ff. -

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White Lawn Waists

be This seasons §0<t>gS illabglg

`o`ne`see these - __ weonly receive £111

three weeks ago. These walsts gre made of fine quality lawn full length sleeve, all 0V€1’ embroidered fr011*» bl\tf°" backs regular `i.25 value. 'l‘oiiighl»'3 SP°('i°l Pnm' ' ' ‘ok

cars of smelts and two cars ot ha

Harrington, Cit who is h

rived in Picton at nine thirty five.

Minneapolis.. The boys will also give

good program of readings, songs

and a mock trial. Home made candy will be sold. Everyone is invited to onie.

The many friends here of Mrs

Henry Mispctli McLeod wlll. be pained to learn of her death which occurred at the residence of her daughter, Mrs (Rev) A. W. Mahon, at St A.udrew's, N. B. Her remains are to arrive 'ily the S. S. Earl Grey and will be in

:erred at the Marshfield 'burying K

ground today.

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The rink managers received s wire

yesterday from Fred Logan thc

ing he will be here for the champion- ship races at the Arena next Wed-

gbes straight to .Sarnac Lake, Ne York-, for the American champion- ship from there to Montreal for the ,Canadian championship. The Arena managers deserve great praise in bringing such a noted skater to Charlottetown.

The Loyal Crusaders were reorgan-

ized last evening in the Y. M. C. A. all by the Grand Superintendent, W. Rowe, assisted by, A. McNair and- J. Godkin. » The senior officers were elected as follows 1 W. C.-A. Mc- ‘Nalr; V. C., 'N. Haw-kins; Chap., K. Nicholson; Secy., F. McLeod; Treas., W. Rowe. The Crusaders will meet every ,Friday evening at 6.80 o'clock in above hall. All boys and girls be- tween the ages of 5 and 16 are invit- ed to come and iolin. _

Paton & Co, Glty, have decided to

rsend their Miss Dorlon to ‘Paris, France, and London, England, to or- der their spring goods, this year. Miss Dorlon who leaves early in February, has for several years been doing the firms buying in New YOPK and her 'superior taste has been duly sppreciiiteri by the buying Public who entrusted her with many personal or- ders. Mfss Dorlon has issued an invitation to all who may wish ‘her iersonal selection during this trip. if articles in any line and has en-

,algsed 5 comprehensive' list of sl\8‘K'l‘-“L

ions. The firm is to be con81”'*f“° lated on their enterl>l‘il° il M159 Dorlon is it most capable and paine- takfiig 'buyer and her efforts w l no doubt in much apnréciated-

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There .is ,nothing like

PURE FOOD

in the form of good whole- some

BREAD

Made from the Best Flour

and Materials as ,

Pure as Sunlight and mix-

ed by machinery - Made and sold at

Stewart? Bakery

163 Knit-Sinai. ».

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On Thursday afternoon it was ru- 2 mored that teamster ‘n th' it Ti" new tie! at New W°“d,°r1““d 5 had met wf_tn gn accident i-esuliiih; iii f1.‘;1l;'gI}:it;;tl‘é°°t§;':(";ielfv;°dg‘;(:1d Plcttlrgs it a broken limb' but all enquiry failed H bb n “ms 'E '=‘ to substantiate this report. , 0 ed °f His CI°thes° These reels 'i

Y, on er way

to Bermuda where sho'will spend the winter. -

The Mlnto arrived in Georgetown

yesterday morning at nine forty five. She brought over 85 bags of mail, 2 cars of way freight a/nd eighteen pas- sengers. The apecial to the city ar- rived nt noon. The Earl Grey -ar-

On Monday night--the'~boys"uF'thc

Y. M. C. A. will give an interesting irogram. There will be an excellent calendar display and about two dozen beautiful' hand coloured photographs the work of Lombard and Coady of

_ du ing the

coming season. Messrs ‘McLellan Bros are to be congratulated on their en~ terprize, and _no doubt their eliorts

dirty, if the wick be clogged, or if

°' rs.

E13 OIL which is especially prepared

nesday night. On leaving here lié f01` h0“B€*h0ld U59. YU!! Will have the

best light for the eyes known to man

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-Miss Viola Farquliiarsou, Bunb'ury,`h » W ' mer’smI‘iietill?ite 0v£ill“lirlv[h:z'l<lullild}!i1i‘a:r!`: :§

oben It was on Thursday that Geo. t,»s»Ha||' on Saturday’ Jan 22 at,

Thorne met with a painful accident, ;._30 pp ,m_ Au come Im-mfmnt g andnot; yesterday as reported in The _bus nes, to transact ` D . _‘

the Guardian. I \ ‘ ' FM . George Mcrim win address the this be*;:Vi;l1`tl1£§fSl=ct§1); §o=§_°‘;‘l;1e11<;.a;vth°;1e»vf§ More ivietlripg in :iw v. M._ o. A. zo-

dayp retuirned home last. night on the xggélxilya aqdgéggég 'ggeygalrgx-mm.: UW WPWRL n _ végo are specially invited to he pre- ;`

llow- _ . r '5-

in€:~L. Wood, Mt Herbert' H D Mc- cigghergcegfiligy tiilalzhzaioliiilerfdltolu A11 h TT t f

Fiat _ 4 w o can s ou d ako in the

fromfa. well known citizen in without ‘championship mces_ such skaters

W any oundatfon. , as Lagan’ the wm,ld.B champion 0! _ , 1903. will take part. Other' skaters

The °“_tW°-M °“_"§° 'JY the MIMO from tne other Provinces are Cameron “

this morning will include four cars Fraser Badyea and others WHY freight, two cars oats three ' ` '°

gi The coldest temperature recorded

The Schr Helen St rt Yesufday who twenty three degrees li

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Miller, arrived at Barbadoes frébliri €1?8~g_fi€§o :Iggy the highest ww j

, tlll nine _ m

Pernambuco on Jan. 'th nd il d a up P ' the some day for sc .ioiiii'§. Nrili. B The coldest “°°Td°d th” P'°"°““ -'

night was seventeen above.

were omitted from the ro ular

g - ad on

The Mlairshfield Farmers' Institute gnobher page but are WOTWY Of 111911'

meets this evening at seven-thirty, in lon' Heartz Hall, bo, t t r r rg t _ _ 5 biisiness. The hourr%vn::cindi~l§tl(r)ictailn CE;_Q;lprt‘ov%h evening in the Central _ y°“‘“’““"“ i““°' wrifprigci a ilfiliionnff iii. F`s§i3ld '

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'rite funeral or the late Mrs J ii-_ s‘?’.‘°°‘ °h‘1"’°"' the S“'°l°°f l;

McKinnon Wm take place from ze; being Four Little W se Things. All

late residence, 31 King St' west t0_ plpgelgrrzil; gpgmaldults are cordially in- morrow (aigirnioon at..Z_45 _to St Dun. .

ff ' ' th " . . "" ...si “....z..: .'.::_....°.';°.° ‘° “° .. it to

evere e yesterday: Dan Mc- »

Miss. Lucy Hughes. City, left ThurS_ Llieod, Fred Waye, Hunter River; G.

day night on a trip to Boston. She was accompanied by her aunt, Mrs.

R. Keele, Souris; Hugh M¢Mm-am,

Cornwall; S. Brown, York; J, Hci _. Lean. North Wiltshire; H. J. M0001-_

Hack. Hlllsboro; R. J. Carmichael, l”€f\k°B2 C. McLean, Clyde River;Jobn and Mrs Gillispie, Appin Road; M. Wood, Mt Herbert; F. H. Horne, Win- s oe. '

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The many petrons of McLell-an Bros

Charlotte'town's‘ Best: Tailors” will 'ne pleased to learn that this popular firm M8 again taking a step in a-d- vr-nce, in securing for ‘the coming S¢8S0IJ. all the new style features and ideas direct from the.fashion|centres_ Sixtus McLellan and his foreman Joseph Woods are now on their way to New York to attend the annual convention of robe Custom Cutters_Co, of America, which meets lp that city on Monday next. D_nring the conven- tion there is on exhibition an *lm- mence display of finished garmients, designed and made 'ny the best. tall- ors of America. These garments af- ford to the visiting cutters 9; change to see and study the new styles and ideas which will be worn r

will meet with the approval of all ood dressers. '

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: :Lamplight will not be,satlsfactory if the burner he ohl, burnt out or

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llo you . use sa Cold .

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Cream 7 5

Creme V eloute is

_ what we consider one of

the best, if not the best. _ Put up in large jars, dainiily perfiimed, and smooth as velvet.You’l1

like it 25 cents A Sold only by _

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sold for ro years com- mands a larger sale to-day- than ever. Un- equalled for chapped hands, roughness and redness of the skin. Renders- the skin soft and white end leaves no trace of grease or- gloss. Will not cause or promote hair grow- ing like some skin preparations. ,_ Glo, es may be worn liiimediltfely _after ue- lng. Price 25 centg.

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' Wings and Featliers---1-2 Price 0 0

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_ , Head.0fllces in New Prowse lilock-Charlottetown. vigeydféog-oyaiivgomlyigfiuaL:;; ,meh c _ 1 A - - "féfh --. is

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` Theqatest news, first' of all; 'When The Guardian. Ofilce is closed, iqlégghakitlgg (2 giver 3'0" A ' , '_ M . ~'4‘ - I D Bl 1 one 124. ___ so er _ , l ‘ _ Aguilar

$8 r on e 0 s, City, return- Everyone should secure their tick- lllll ‘ - ` ’ _ ng, °° ffm » »» H-1»s~=~ ”:'..;°‘.§r.;‘°§‘;;2.::‘.i.P°' ai” “M f~=°~~ er i e

- reserve seats opens at Hughes’ L Y U n

Nell R tt 'll dd h ’ “_” . '

meeting att thi; M? Greig? thérqtizgg: Invitations are out for ‘an “At ww' Monday .morning at ten

at 10_a. in-_ , Horne" at Government House on

JuSt about last chance on Furs

` ` 3" ¢§~§qohYf_ j"i'~1.,.-oi' V i

_ -» 'rms HAS aaEN_".AN- I ~ OTHER great ‘ ‘selling

weekt on furs, and' every ‘

_ day leaves deep marks in r ‘

the assortment. Still _A

ered you ata great' bargain. 20 per cent discount -

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We’ve asked you to coin- A

pare, and every day com- parison is “doing .tlxe busi- ness" for us. Keep coin- _. pai-ing, comparison is an _ efficient though unsalarieil >

salesman for us in every. _>. department. . .'

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Winter Coats

p Clearing- ,

You have a chance to I fy

ofjwinter coats at very 5 little over one half their ,l f price.

These last ones ready for you to-day at ’

ss.00 s7.s0. $9.50

representing a range worth from 7.50 to 15.00.

Coine in early this »

, morning.

Selling Embroidery Remnants by hundreds yesterday. More to-day 5

This lot of mill ends from one of the Swiss factories gives everyu"

woman who does much sewing a splendid chance. The lengths run from 3 .to io yards. There are narrow and wide edges insertions, and headings. V They are selling at less than half value. ‘ " ' Y

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tldds and Ends in Shirt Waists -E

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This is a sale that is making things hum in the mantle depart-ment. . ‘

are plenty oi nice ones for you to choose from. Odd sizes mostly,largé_,"`”` "‘

,- Closing out at ' '

F IF TY CENTS AND SEVENTY FIVE CENTS .

Remnant 0lfer ln. Men’s Underwear 5

The man who likes fine soft English Lainb’s wool 'underwear has a ~ great 'chance to-day. We have ~a line or two that we are closing completely' ' " -- out, and we offer them to you at a tremendous -bargain For example , ..

SHIRTS AND DRAWERS OF ALL SIZES, FINE SOFT ,

AUSTRALIAN LAMB'S WOOL, 2.75 to 3.15 PER GAKMENT

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eacllosaeees-nes-.»iu¢o~|¢oo-once-use-so-1uenooq ...Q nuevo-a»¢|nnu -

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B All the remainder ofthe wings and feathers left 5 '

lesion Of Cllsrlotteto-\'n's greatest miliinery business offered you ‘to-day at 7, a song. _ ' ‘ ' » r 0 ” '

, _Many colours, many styles, all new this lat season laid out on the .rr

tables in the millinery department for you to chooile at _c - L .

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Ladies are buying waists in lots of'four, six and a dozen. And still there "' Y `

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broken lots of nice white lawn waists worth up to r 50 each at'1ea'|t.':‘ ` " i “

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