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Oiilcesln New Prowse Block Charlottetown.

Pnmclt St. School concert tonight,

Opera House, eight o'clock. Bea program.

Gnonas F. Donnnnrv. Cardigan Bridge, is spending a lew weeks with friends in Boston.

A. Ansxanunn MacLean, the famous

island artist of Fifth Avenue, New York, has recently been in Beaton on a holiday. He returned to New York feeling much Improved from his outing.

Tsmrnons directory cards are being

YOU' ABE

INVITE

If you wish the beat in photo-

raph finished on the new a _ Faiizerpmounta, (the very laligzt novelty)

TO VISIT

OUR. STU .D IC).

GEO. ll. COOK

HUGHES’ Cascara Pills Cure

CONSTIPATION, D I Z Z I N E S S,

HEADACHE, OFFENSIVE BREATH, HAD TASTE iN Ti-IE MOUTH, etc. Tntsc pills are chocolate coated and easy to take. Their action is mild, but eiiective and is not followed by griping, nausea etc. Price 25c per box. Mailed to any address ou receipt of same.

GEO. E. HUGHES,

Snappy Styles of

Solid Footwear

Ladies l Here is your chance, one week only. Skating Boots at cost. llnx Calf Boots. neat, up-to-date Cheap any time at $2.25 now $|.5o, all sizes, Ladies’ Oil Pebble, regular $1.75 now $1.35. These boots arrived a few days ‘ago,a little late of course, but they are yours at the above price.

' Ste them anyway.

A. E. McEACliEN.

Tllts Fl\0t‘ \itU\.

CANNED GOODS SALE

A genuine snap in Canned Goods.

Tomatoes

Corn }3 cans for 25c

Pens Gallon can Apples.. . . . . ... ....200 Strawberries in Syrup. _ . . ._ .. . .t4c Pineapplesliced.......,..........l8c Golden wax Beans 3 cans for _ . . . 251: This is good value as our canned

goods are all perfectly fresh.

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We

Continue Our 25 nc. Discount

Sale

Womcn’s Low Shoes for Another l Wcck

A grand opportunity

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summer shoes at

Alley & Co.

We have a well assorted stock of the

best brands of Flour on hand which we

MCKENNA’S GRO CERY

Prosri3‘;.n:.:‘:.“;':.:;°;:;;f°- ;

are selling at very reasonable prices. We have the leading brands put up in barrels, half barrels, 25, 50 and 100 pound bags. `

Aa a high-grade Flour suitable for all

purposes we specially recommend our

“ROYAL S'l`UAR'l"' bralltl.

li'len’s .Bt-:cr & Gott.

lrlartt iflf You Are a

Boots

We have just opened up

a nice line of men’s Hartt

Boots.

They are n iiue mediout

price boot and great wearers.

Price $2.40. $2-5°. $2-75

and $3 5a.

SPRAGUE & i`0~

Smoker

WHY THEN. NO U THEIL S l;ORE CAN LOOK A1 OUIL S l`OCK OF SMOKERS’ GOODS

"Get the habit deal with us."

Q -[ling agents for Marg`a_ttes, lrvings and the Bouquet C18". Montrose the best 5c made.

REDDIN BROS-. ram ss, Ona- P- 0- ==__=_=_;_=_=.===.

F C WESLEY Co.

DESIGNERS. UINGRAVERS.

distributedto all subscribers with the compliments of The Guardian. Those who have not received any will kindly call at this otflce. The entire list ia on one aide of card.

THE cfilce haura for the news depart

ment are from 1 p. m. to fi p. m. and 7.111) p. m. to 4 a. m. For the advertising and subscription departments from 8 a. ln. to tip. nt. It is useless to ring either of the above departments at any other hou

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Pmtecs Street School Concert tonight.

The program is a generous one but the Director has studied under the inansue :nent of the Committee ol the Scotch Concert and ns every body knows there is n reward of-dollars for anyone linding a wait on their program. Apart from showing your appreciation cf the halrniea coma und enjoy the old time, old country songs. See the brightdrliis. Tha tragedy is snntzulnury in title only. A cataclysm of cleverness. Tonight at. eight sharp.

NEXT Saturdays Guardian vtili be an

excellent, issue to send to lrlends. It will contain two entirely new feuturea-an up-to-late popular piece of Music, and “The Home Circle"-in addition to Magazine page, colored Comic page, interesting short Story, Sermon by Rav. Wm. Dobson, notes on the S. S. Lesson n week hence, and all the latent telegraphic and local news.Only dfty cents per year or twenty-tive cents for six months. tf

'l’r-ru Guardian correspondent, Head of

Hillsboro, writes:-Miss Anorn Siunott, who has been staying with Mrs. Angus Gunn for some time, returned to her home at Morrell on Friday the End inst.-Miss Nellie McDonald of this place is spending the winter in Notre Dame Convent, Charlottetown.-We are pleased to learn thatJ. A. Mclnnis has been appointed assistant inspector of the Savage Harbor brsakwater.-We are informed that K. Douglas has secured a responsible position cn the said breakwater.-Robert McAaaey had the misfortune to cut his toot very severely on the 2nd inst.

Tun Guan1m\N's correspondent at

Fortune says : It is about time the buoys at Rollo Bay Harbor were taken ln. -A resident while walking ou thc seashora the other day met an owl devouring a liluok duck. Mr. Owl was quickly removed but too late to snva thc duck from an untimely ond.-Rev. Mr. Me- Kenzte of St. Peters, preached in Fortune on the 4th inst..-l\Ir. Alex. Mclnnia recently fell out of his sleigh and received five cuts on the face requiring fourteen stitches; Dr. McDonald is attending him. -Miss Mildred Townsend in reported very ill.-Mrs. W. R. Webster, Rollo Bay, recently went to the P. E. I. Hospital. Her many friends wish for her early return. Misa Martha Townsend and Miss Agnes McDougall, itollo Bay, are visiting friends at, Montague und Georgetown.- W. ll. Townshend is preparing for his contract at St. Peter`a liarbur.-Joseph Douglas lost a valuable dog by fox poison; he was much prized by his owner and a pet with all knew him.-Other Tri~Weekly visitors might wcnr out their welcome; but The Guardian never does.

Fam Murray llurhor the Guur-dinn‘s correspondent writas:~Murray Hnrhcr like the rest of P. E. island is enjoying the winter of 1000 so far as it has already none; and we hope that the elements will not make the remainder ol our,_sea- son more stcrn.-With the wireless station at Cape Ilear we have had many opportunities to catch very stirring mes- sages as they tilt hither and thither through the air. Those messages have been very varied; some have brought with them dccp impressions of the world. while others have borne ln their embrace the deep-set convictions oi Cupid's power over poor frail humanity. In fact. it is serio-comic to notice the eccentric actions of soma of our Y°\"\R men vt ho have been struck with the heavenly rod. We trust however that th_a spell will not lust nnd that those unfor- tunate boys will retum from their wanderinga.-Quitelniely the fair pon ulatlon ni Murray Harbor have been atnr tied by the uppearnnce of two young men whcarnto be seen-but not known- when the shadows of night have fallen. lu the most friendly way those two are advised to desist if they want. to be noticed by the young ladies.

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Advlce to parents - lf your children are

choked up with cold and oroup and their lungs are tn dangerol beccmingweakenad by the effects-you t-an do nothing better t han give our Guaincol Emulsion--It always does the work, and is sold on its

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interesting one, and was treated with hi.

Altera discussion of what real rcadtm means, Mr. Dobson devoted some time t comments on books that allyouag mon should read and master, taking up the llnei of history, biography, fiction, poetry. philosophy ate., with clear and convincing reasons forthe views expressed. At the oloseahcarty vote of thanks moved hy John Nawson and seconded by Prof. Readey was tendered the speaker by the chairman W. S. Iacuron.

Tnnfollowlng notes from Clifton are

, aanr. in by The Gualri|an`a correspondent , there: -Clifton Divislon,S.0.’l`.is progress- ing immensely with an excellent stat? of t fftcers and a membership of sixty in surr- todo good work.-Although the winter has been an unusually mild one Joseph Jackson has hauled a large amount oi mussel mud.-While James Campbell was returning from Margate on Thursday evening his horse broke through the ice near the “cow bridgc`, Clinton and had itnot been for the timely naslstancs cf the neighbors the animal which is a valuable enewould have perished.-The contractors are at work making the necessary repaint to Clif on Bridge. Geo. Green is performing his duties as teacher in u very satisfactory manner.-John .iiurrayis running the Clifton store in thenbssnce of John Lockhart who is connned to his bed with typhoid fever. Friends are glad to here that Mr. Lock ltnrt vtbohns had avery serious Illness is rapidly improving.-Miss Minnie McLean of Hampton is vlsitlnk In Clifton the guest of har sister Mrs. H. P. hound. ~Mnny of the smelt iishermen have taken in their nets aloe r a very successful winter.

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DYSPI PSIA-PR( 0".

How Any Meal Can Be Thoroughly En-

joyed By Any Stomach. .

Men, as u rule, nrc first discovered by

their enemies. Their antagonists turn on thc searchlight. and the proof of merit will llc in being able to stand the tinah.

it was only in this way than Mr. Whiin

ever knew that dysncpsin was one of Mr. i-ilacl;‘s worst cnediics. Sitting face to face ut u two-hy-four table. hc bundcd his uililcteri frlenrl the bill of fan:

Oyster Cocktail. Stuffed Olives. Boston Clam Chowder.

Sirloin Steak with Mushrooms. Roast Beef llnsh. Boiled Ox Tongue with Snuerkrnut. Lobster n la Newburg. Baked Pork and Beans. Combination Crab Salad. Hot Mlnce Pie. Pineapple Fritters.

Mr. White ordered a“little of each."

Mr. Dyspepnln Black ordered crackers and a glass of milk. "l had such it big break fast this morning," he said, “that l'Il_iust take a bitetokeep y_ou vcompqny." _ Buy/ Mr. Whllafleduld not be deceived: "I al_n atralrl you can`t. stand the gleam, Mr. Black. Why don't. you say you have dyspepslu and be tlono with iii You‘ll always have that hungry look anyhow as long as you have dyspopsia. Now listen. My stomach was in,iust. as bad condition as yours ni one time. But new I can cat anything, at any time. For instance. this clam chowder or slrloin steak or even the lobster would bejust us welcome to my stomach as your crackers and milk. You dan't realize how this dyapepsia huslness is robbing you of your spirit, of your energy and ability to think quickly. I cnn’t help notice it. You ltaven't tho cheer and socinhlllty you had three months ago. Now l'Il tell you what to do." and theteut. the cheerful Mr. White took a vial from his pocket. and extracted a wee tablet. "There, theiols n tablet that contains sn ingredient, one grain of which digests !i,000grnins of food. For even the wm-.~.t riyspeptlc it's the only thing that real y gives relief. The rcnson is It relieves the stom- ach cf nmiriy all the work it has to do, digests everything in the stom- ach and stimulates thc gastric juice. I cau‘t get along without thcm. They are Stuart's Dyspepsin 'l`ublet.s. You can get

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“Prlotlcll Talita t.oYoung Men." Hi ME Al THE ‘AL B B l\\lsll°¢"£ Y°\l\l¥ Mllfl L|\1fll’¥" WIN ll `

New Laces and Embroi-

~ deries

AT STANLEY BROS.

Nothing surely can surpass our

loc of these goods, which may be

truly called complete.

It includes all the newest patterns

in the diiierent grades shown. Swit-

zerlaud, France and England have each

c ntributed their quota to this stock

which offers the widest possible choice.

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Aliovt rs, ‘

Edgin gs, l

insertions,

i and Appiiques.

These goods were selected with a

view to the satisfaction pf' patrons and .

with regard to' our own reputation ;

they are goods not only that will sell

well, but will wear well.

» We confidently ask your inspec-

tion.

Specially nice patterns in Corset

Cover, Eurbroideries.

` STANLEY BROS.

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Sewing

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A itw sample mach

ines sent ns by manu- facturers. F irst r'iiSS

in every respec.. We

have not room for

them. You can buy

| these machines at man- l

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ufacturers prices if you

buy at once. Call to-

day and examine them.

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YOU

Had better rome and have your photo tal. en now, and have our new rarbou platino finish.

CALL

and see our studio and Photo samples up stairs.

Gauvin, Gentzcl ‘& Cn

PHOTOGRAPHERS,

J. A. S. BAYER, Prno.

Reducdipn Sale

Boots and Shoes

We have on hand alot of

broken lines of Mcu’s, ,Women’s, Boy'S, Misses' and "Ci1ildreu's Boots and Shoes and Slippers which we will clear out at cost to umkc room for spring stock.

Also a job lot of Womeu’s

Laced and Button Boots in sires 3, 3% and 4 at half

All for cash only.

-L e- .l.H. Bell.

stuunrs it

2 ZAINE 255

.- d t be eaten from the can. Can be serv rl in n

i‘;:,“,:}°;`,:,l,?sc‘?i(;|.‘,esal;,ds, maynnaise, atews, etc. l

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them anywhere on earth for me a, package." I

Yes, li. is true, Sl.\\nrt.'s Dyspepsiai

Tablets absolutely stop henrthurn,na\|scn, | lndlgestlon, tlyspcpsin of the worst typo. 1 sour stomach, hloaty feeling and ulli eruotations and irritation, and freshcni and lnvigorate thc stomach. They chccrf you up,snd make you get all the good i therc is in your food. You will fnructi you over limi nstcmach to worry you. I

COMIN’.i_l3/ENTS. p

City Council meets onfthe second Mon ay n each month. Dr. F. F. Kclly` Mayor; W. W. Clarke, City Clerk. t

Adiournrd meeting of Lodge Prlner- l

Edward, Red Rosa r agree, Tuesday, Feh~ ruary il Business of importance.

||inard'l Llnlmeni Ralievea Neuraigii.

liaturvs l warning

That little ache, itching sensation, or strained feeling you uoticein your eyea, is probably warning that

You Nccti Glasses

It is to your intereaia not to neglect any such symptoms. Our examination will give you reliable information about the condition of your eyes.

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NlXEY’S Sl`UVE ENAMEL

i i’tlLlSlilNG PASTE

Best on earth tor stoves and range

Price 5 cents I er bor.

WE SELL IT.

Y Call at store for .atge irce satuple

PHONE 264.

1 JOHN Ci`N.\`OLLY & C0.,

Queen Street, Ch’town.

iF YOU ONLY KNEW

When your well stocked store was going to burn down, you could wait to insure until the week be- fore, but _ `

When lt.is Destroyed

You are too late. Remember th old adage, "There la no time l»k

like ours.,

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Canadian Quebec.

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shirt on the market.

' Prices that will astonish you.

! Try one of the “Big Shirts,” plenty of room and g-\od

Lace Valentines, Comic Valentines, Fancy Valentines.

li. A. Tanton Qi. Co.

Great George Street.

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