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"L .' A `*"` " ` \ J W' Jones ` ;_» '. , - *- - ~ . . - and Ryerson Reid,,T11on.l

th' A A _ 4 eaine to the nity last night by the belated il' Winn Min" nuflnl- "_ ¢_` 1 ` , mall sllécinl _ _

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, Ilnll last night Rov W W Lodge dc

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. A 'em ni U 01' t e Lndies'_ . - ber of theilrm lust evening _ _\-

- no co1=1=s1s_ ` - QUITE so sooo .1 AS ouigs. _ _

` We knew it. The people who use if, say so,

xnvs ` You men ' ir a

Only one quality. the best,

fresh] y qrour d.

40c per lb. .

Wcbstcr & McKay.

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Catch the 'iieeting fascination ofthe

human face is no mean art. ,

Ui all the methods of doing it noth-

ing excels photography. `

he latter has been our study for

years and as all our cameras etc, ure-

the most up~to-date, we can give you, the 'best in t is line of business. - _

Visit Our studio and see all thc styles

foryonrself. Guardian Oiiice building.

GAUVIN, GENIZEI. & C0., PHOTOGRAPHERS,

1. A, s. 11111511, mor.

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The Most » Delicious Cake

We are taking the word of

dozens of Charlottetown ladies when we say so. 0\1r cake is baked on the premises. ’l`.he finest ingredients are used and their manipulator io an expert of many years. Tire -cakes come hot to the counter and hardly wait long enough to be cooled. _

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. ECLIPSE BAKRRY.

llakee Bent. Bread. _

M' at Mail: Wright Furnishing Co's.

1 account _of the storm will be delivered in St. Janrei-1; llall tonight.

Ri-:v. Mn.. DoBs0N’s lecture on “England

and lflriglisliulen,-eloquent, patriotic and profound, ln First Methodist Schoolroom, 'l‘ucs1lny evening, ,Fel1. 7.

Mus. Jnirss B\'itN,E, Miss Flo McKen- ne, inss nltmcllwi, F. .1_ sdrniey .ind Austin Trnlnor supplement Mr. Mc- C1'endy‘s lecture in Lyceum, '1`ucsdny, 7th, for the poor.

'l`i\iin1i is considerable complaint about

people driving on the sidewalks during the past few days. The Mui-sliull hns instructed the police to keep 11. sharp look-out und summon u.ll offender-s.

R514. VV. H. Scdgcwick will spa-nk on

“Consciousness," ut the Y. M. C. A. next Sunday, I"ol1. 5th. Music will be pro- vided by Professor Wntls and erchcstrn. The meeting will befor' men only.

A M0.~v|' interesting meeting ofthe Guild

of St. Juanes' church was held last evening in the Indies' pnrlor. Papers on the Gospel of St.. John wt-rc rcnd and discussed by Rev. 'l`. l~`_ i"ullc\~Lou and 'i`. C.-itunes. The Guild purposes holding n socinl in tlrcncu. future, liitiinntion of which wili be given litter. "

ltllss llnltlc Mu-Kee has resl|.:1\c<l her

posilimi with Stnnlcy Bros. nnd will lrnvt- i11 ai few tlu.y1~' for Aiullersi. \\'l1`c1'c 1».l\c \\'i'l _join hcr pnr1~.nts there. lttiss Mclicc is slicccetlull by lilins Lnnloirt., formerly of .'tlontn;,;uc, but who with -her rnotlrur i:-1 now rcsilliirg' i11 (lli:i1'l0tl.ct0\vn. ' _ '-

'l`|i|-: occiipnlits ol' some of the stores on

Q11cl~|1Si1'crt l>et\\'ec11 Ap0tllecn1'ic1»1l lliill u11<lCil._y Builtli11;:l1n\'c tuirnelled through t.|1cii1111\c11st~ ivnllks which front the side- \v1;ll<,:u1ll ure t.l1u.~1 n|l`0rfied nn u_n1lcr- Lrrouiifl liiissiige to the middle of tlic .~<|1'i‘ct. If the snowbnnlrs were ldvelicd by the rlty 011 the prlircipnl streets it woulri :ive the town rt more modern ns- pcct.

R1-:_\11l:i1|;1~_11 the poor.-You can show

your mi111il`ulncss of this commnlid in 110 ln-l|1\1' \\'11_v l.l\nn by :\i.te11<ilug the comfort. in niil of the poor in the NIn.1'l:ct llnll, Fr rlny cve11i111,;I"el1 lllth. it will give :ill un opport~unit~y of cmitriluitliigr l.o\vnrti:-1 the poor fund. 'l`l1o concert will be relulcrcrl hy the best talent our city nll`o1-ds nml will possess si-vcrnl unluuc fenlurcs. Altoigctli- er it will fu1'11l.~;li:\11 evening of rcnl enjoy- ment wliicli yo\1'cii1rnotntl`oi1l to miss.

N FURNITURE "

“Always the best va`ue in the city

_ The Guardian regrets to leai1r of the ill- iqrmer for Santa. Ross, Cal nnd the latter ' _ , _ _ nossfrom pneumonia orummuxonmiy, rn 'roroim Housewives whose supplies need replenishing, hotel-keepers who nee

the vblisivr vw-¢»k¢r °f the P">"il1‘=l“l 'THEN We “'°~Si"R *will WW* at "wt additional furnishing in these lines will make a decided saving by early pur

' Capes yesterday and good time was made l r - `

building.

» W. N_. Tsrvroiv ret-urned to the city last evening from Georgetown _where ho has been for t-he past week awaiting _movement in the steaniers. It is probable that owing to the delay Mr. Tanton will have to forego his trip.

Tina Guardian regrets to learn of the

death of William Turner, Hope_ River, \\-liich occurred on Thursday 26th uit. The burial was on the followingSnturdny. He leavesa family of two sons and two daughters to mourn thc loss of n. kind and uffeotlonntc futher who bore his lingering illness with grunt patience and Clirlstluri rcsignntlon.

1\'l‘ thc' Police Court- ycsterdny the ]`1o

hlbition case against Frnncls Colllngs was adj ourned for n week and the 1-nsenlzuirist Vilillinui McKinnon was dismissed. \\'. A. Weeks _ir was counsel for both defend- nnts, Prohibition sumnionses have been served on Mrs. Patrick Mullins for two first offences and on Mrs. Frank McKenna for one second offence. All these eases wcrc nt the prosecution of Inspectdr Ed- wnrdsi

.l. A. RAMS/sv of Summersirlo luis been l11 the city since Mondny lbokim; for, .soluc .~'|\cr1l und luis succeeded in lnxrdilrg ixclrrliccaiitlclin lic-luis purclms(-<l l'l'n1n .ioscpli Crnlallc tllcpncer Parker L., the flistcst.|.{1'cc11p1u'c1' on the I.~alnn1l. 'i'l1i.~‘ 11.nir1|n1 \vaiso11lyl1ltcl1ed to sulky tlftecii t»lint‘s \\'lu~.11 ho stawtcd in the 2.25 class :intl welll hciul nnd hcaul with Bouitn ut Clm|'lot.lett1wn l‘lxl1ii>itio11 in 2.2.1, iuul it \vn.~'|.l1cnpi11ion of n great 111nny of the in-strliorseiricir lhnt he could lnivc vlon, but ns it was inte in the full they did not wont to give him it record. “I nm not 11.` prophet nor usun of n prophet," said is prominent lrorsciinin yesterday, “lint if he docs no stepthree tilnes in :H5 or Zilti before next Septeinlici' I \1‘1i1-is my i;ul~.s'.~." Mr. lhunsnylen.\'és for hoine ns soon us thn trains begin running rcgulnrly uflcr the storm. _

IS \'t_)l`lt I3IiI'IA'[`l'l BAD.

t Bild brcntli is one of the curly .synip ours of cntarrlr which should iw check- edut once and not nllowcd to run into colisurnptron. The .~1l1urest cure is f1~n|_»-1~- lult hcnling Cntnr1'l1<1zo11c which cures enl.1\r1'hl1y removing its cmise, No cnso is to el\1‘onic,- cvcn the most stubborn yield in it short. time to the Ilnlsnmit: vu roi' ofC11t.l1orrozo11c. lt nlnkcs cures tllnt. lust, for once cured by Cutllurtozoné you stu cured- Cutlruyr-ozone is plensauir.

nnd is gliiimrltecrl t.o_cu1'o every typo of cntnrrli bronchitis und nsthmn. Use onl

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Caitiu-rliozoric, coinplcte out-tit $1.00; sum

plc size 251:.

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A MILLINERY

.Hockey Match will leave the station_ Dm. E. E. Rooms and bride returned , _ _ at T80 o`L-lock this after-noonf lastnlght viu. the Capes from New York , IMSHES (leoilgk 1Yh'Ea"h°m’ and Mm

R1-rv. 'i‘. bf. I\`ullert.on's illustrated leeturo ‘

on the Russian-Jap war postponed on

each wsy.' From Tormentine there were

were about ninety bags in all of forelun mall to come to thc Charlottetown Post

ice wnsin perfect condition for ‘Curling und the result was some surprise on hot I1 sides. The following is the score :-- \.l. W. Davison Rev. Mr. Sedrzewiclf. Sidney Grey ld. li. lluvilunll

Percy Pope T. C. .lnrnos Rev. W. W. Lodge lllcv. 'l`. F. Fullerton

.I._\_~"r evening the students ofthe C_li. (7 had the lm.-nt pleasure of listening ton most. instructive address from the Rev. -l. A. Winfield, Kensington, thc subject- wns Success, and in n. lucid manner it \\‘ns mndc evident to the students tbnt tl.c steps which _lend to the pint-form of sur, cess were composed of nccurncy, tl1orou1.;l1: in-ss nnil ‘shréer-ity. 'l‘l1e't-lv'n111|1lv of re~ wnriif-f0r- nlining high in youth, uscil bythe Rev. gentlemnii wins Lute .l’1's-si- dent (inrilcld. In his chillllioorl llc hull

sliirl “I \\'ill111nl<o_i1\y.-n:lfn111n11`1n1<itl1ie1 wus rc1|.|izc1l» when li grntrfiil nntiori nc knowledgetl him us their lcnticr. 'I‘hcrv wus nlso pl'er1¢_:11t C. G. Mnuliitosli ut' Cru- pnud.

0Ni-: of the lest. und most. keenly con tested ofthe ,junior i101-licy mntclrcs of I-hc _~.cn.\'o11 wus vvll_1rcs.~u-tl nt the rink lust night \\'lle11ll1<\ ciriployccs of M. 'i‘1‘ui1\o1' KZ tio. lined up :maillist the tenm from l’ro\v_~1cllros, store. 'l`l1t-re wus 11 lnrgo u\i111l1er of e~1pcct:\ti11's including nniny of thc ' frlir employees of thc eoirtestilrg store:-1 :ind liberal" np- pliuisc was In-.~'to\\'c(l by the ncinrircrs of ouch. The groin-_ was referred byJa11\cs Mc.\iill1ul and lregnvc good sutisfnctlon. The result \\'n.s 11. victory for “My Store” who rollt-_tl up three while the Wonderful Clit-np Men only secured one. At thc close of the glrnle Mr. 'l‘1-1v.inor cntc1'tni11t-tl the wirining team to nn oyster supper at the lioynl.

~.\ttc11d the lecture in St. James' llnll

this evening.

-“I‘I11g‘ln11d mul Englislirnen." Tickets

01111 he l1n<l nl, sl1~ugn1i<ll1ookst01‘es for 201-.

-».\1\_y good girl <lcsi\'ing per1nn.neni our

ployiru-11t. should npply nt this olllcc nt.

n111l,sn.fe to use, relieves nlrnust. instantly Ones, if

-~A blensing lesson i11 tiniiadinir Ili.-story

pleasantly delivered, Mr. McCremly on D`.'\rcy l\i1.-Gee. Proceeds for tl1o,4lcsl i- Lute.

--No. 1. Co. 831111 Ruiz. will drill tonight

in uniform prepnrutory to turning out to

_ _ open Iiouscof l_’nrlln1nei1t next}Wednesdny. ~'-' ,f//:»°:°f¢¢=,;_,,» -A .1 n 1116111-rn. citpr

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It’s a Grand Orpnrtunily for Econal Buyers!

IF we could only persuade the

ladies of Charlottetown to

look into andd eiiamiue this remarkable bargain offer of ours- we would soon have to advertise

something else.

fabrics of almost every sort-in- A

cluding goods worth double audi" trible the bli‘gain_`price, thirty :nga c'inlui. the storm cheat you'

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oipt ofiyour sh_sre¥of ‘por barglaluf o er. you can' ¢a_ personay . drop us a postal for samples-free; by mail on request. "

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l’. J. Trnmor of (Jimi-lptteto\v1_1, Bu1~r1ste1~, llerehy notifies nil pcrso11s'i`nr`tcbl.ed to the

clnims ngnmst the said hstnte are l1crel»_\' requested to present the annie duly at- tested to the undersigned ntliis said otllrc. Dntcd 231-d .Ianuury A. I). 1905, rlilicns A Mnctlonnld. A<l\ni11istrntor_ 24 tu, fr iii

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' Children take it readi- ‘ ly. Price 15c s bottle.

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1 We have alwiys given you good values in this line and this time we

think we can do a little better for you than ever in the past. All of the linens in the department are specially price cut for this great sale, as you will notice in going over this listl ` `

_ TABLE LINENS, _ _

UNBLEACHEI) TABLE LINENS

47 inch linen of fair qualitvfgood valvfte at 234: special Sale price. . .. . _ _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . . i8c A heavier ard finer one, 45 inches wide . . . . . . . . _ _ . . . . . . .._ _ _ .__ _ . . . ._ . . . . .. _ . 2oc A special White sale bargain 56 inches wizle . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . ... . . . _ _ _ _ . _ . _ .22c Damask pattern, 54_ii1el1eswide.. .... . .. . . . . . . ......~.25'c--

" “ 55 ‘ -‘ . . . _ _ _ _ ~ _ _ . -.290 “ “ 56 “ " heaviér`.‘...._._....

H ll 58 1| 4| _ _ _‘37c

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S H - dliti 4C0i`i`€3P'0llii0iilS EV§|°yWl\6i`6.' ` lilvereda veryilllsrestinsl\'\f|'lust»1-active_

14 pawsimgersund58bagr-1ofn1nil_ There

Ileavy undressed linen, 58 inches wide in a dice pattern, more for wear than for beauty.

but in the matter of \vear it is incomparable . . . . . . . . ._ _ . . . . . . . . . . ._ . . _ _ . . . . _ . . .43c

Other prices i11 unhlesched linen run 45c, 50C. 55c, 6oc up to _ _ . . . _ _ . . . ._ _ . . . _ . . _ . . . .73c

This 734: one cannot be equalled by any white linen on the market here or elsewhere. Pine Pull Bleach l incns

l\la<lc on Irish looms. bleached on the grass by an Irish sun. None of these bleached

by irrjurlous chemicals. And as we have said, all of them are specially price cut for this sale Send for simples and compare these values with all others by whomsoever offered. Pretty patterns oo inches wide. 5oc. Better grades 66 inches wide 68c; full 72 inch width, prett\ patterns 77c and 85c. Notable values in fine linen of full two yards in widlh come at the fol- lowing sale prices, $1-io. 1.25, 1,45. _ Samples sent to any part of the Island 011 receipt of a post card. Express paid 'o any branch oliice of the Express Co. on parcels amounting to

over $3.00 _

Towels and Towcllings I

These all are specially purcliasel and specially price cut for this big sale. _lust note the

values, Ifyou live out of town we will be pleased to send you samples of the

towellings <.n r.quest. Cheap roller towelli11gs,as special sale prices, gc, .

Then comes a pure linen towelling, in inches wide with red border, sale price. _ . . .

A finer and heavier Towelling same width _ _ _ " Stlllbetver, withfsncy border,saleprice........ .. _ ....8%c ImitatiouRussiaCrash,15inchwldth.__ . . _ . . . . _ . . " gc Fine. olosel-y_-v_voven_ bleached Scotch Crash, very absorbent,sale price 15 inch 1ic,i8 inch Iac Tn Towels we have an irninense range, so large tliit we cannot attempt anything like a

complete list, so we will mention some of tl-ie very special values as a hint at what

we are showing.

A' big basket of towels. containing white and 'colored Turkislr. plain linen, huckabuclr.

etc., none ofthe lot worth ltss than 2oc per paiiusale price . _ . ._ _ ._ _ _ . . _ _ _ . _ _ ._ 16c pr

Anotlrer large range. worth up to _mc-pr. sale price . _ . _ . _ _ . _ . . , _ _ . . . . . . . . . . _ _ __ _25c pr A most notable value vonics in very large size, 1211 x 4_1 lncli linen, with either blue or

red boidtr, good value at 4oc ri pair, sale price _ Z` . . . __ .` . . _ . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ . _ _ _ 31C

All higher grade towels are specially priced for this sale, Pnrtictllnrly low prices in

dozens and half dozens.

A big lraskel. similar goods. but larger, sale price . . . . _ . _ _ . . __ _ _ __ __ _ .__ _ . _ _ _ .._ 2oc pr

_ 4c

White Shccting White Cottons.

Soft. mediunl weight sheeting. 72 inches

wide, worth 24c per yard, sale price.

Heavy round thread English Slreetiug,

72-inches wide, sale price _ _ . _ _ _ _ _

Soft heavy twill Sl1ceti11g,7z inches wide

sale price . . . . . _ . _ _ . . . _ ..

Heavy round thread Iiirglisli Sheeting.

So inches in width. sale price.. _ _ _ _

Heavy Twill Shooting, nice soft finish,

80 inches wide. sale price. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Heavy round thread English Sheetin,g

go inches wide. plain. sale price. . .

Unblcachcd

a Shccting

72 inch plain _Uiiblcaciivzd Shooting.

would be agood value at 2oc.speciol sale price_..._..'. _ . . . . _ _ _ _ . . . . .__

72-inch Sheeting, unblcached, plain or

twill. worth regularly 24c per yard, saleprice.. _ _ . _ _ . . . _ _ .

Good heavy nnbleached Sheeiing. 71

inches wide. worth 28c per yard. salepriceonly...

MDGRE v®.

23ci

A heavy White Cotton. 36 inches wide,

_ sale prlce..... . . . . .__ .

Fine English Cotton, nicely finished. _ _ _ Another line Englisli, very fine round

thread, splendid for all kinds of

_ wliltewear, isa very special value 'Another very fine English Cotton, a

_ little heavier than the last number. 'l`he11 comes another line, English also,

Une of the very finest values in the sale

is a line ofe~1oft.ti1~_eE11glisli Cotton at

A lull yard wide Cotton. is the next

nninber, good weight,iine and close, sale price

'Two splendid values in fine Queen's

Cloth . _ . . _ _ _ _ . _ . . . . . _._..|4%`nnd

'l`wo notable buying chances in fine hug-

iish Mndapolnrn, sale prices ISC Ind

White Muslins.

These are in fresh and new, just out

and sent

the cases. bought especially for this sale,

are priced at hgures that will make pre

buying a profitable proposition. '- ‘ |15* Send for samples.

..~ .

MCLEGD

._ 5c

. . . _ . .._ 6c

7C

_St ft wasi1ed,ii11ely finished Cotton, 36 inch BC

DC

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