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lrsaamlnlz V29, 1903

THE 'Ct-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN J rrllon Bl.svaNr ~

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JMU u.....l.. - Leu ihlll be sure to make no mistake 4 0 iff cs .

IHE QUEEN’S COUNTY GUARDIAN

flees in New Prcwse fiiocl-Charlottetown

-r" .-"-- " ` ` “"' `-~- _ ,:.r. ld: -_A_>__>_WH_V__";; _*M Y_i_W_‘~___ A g _Y 7** Y _»*-5_0* ` V-_ *_ A ~ 4 WJ 'MN < M ’ ‘> *'~_g`__W'*_; M‘_;H_M~__> id i £ * Y *“~_"_' *cg _ _M J

coughs severe bronchitis ` 4

“nth ' v , , At the meeting_of .skaters for the

Be _ uk yW;°:;lc;;¢i:=llu;lge.Wewish vonwould ice sports nt Halifax on wednesday

hrmeum bl c nowe of enythingbetter A _ __ night there was keen competition.;

ll el than AyerlChel1yP¢¢¢o. "W " - - '-» There were many entries for ull the-

- _ _ events and ol their lunu they were*

~ . - _ _ ... _ _ _ the best races that have been held

" H* ' . _ . _ in many years in the Maritime l°.ru-1

-sr 57 _l nl ..._ vlnces, While that Art. W. Gaudet O

" ~' -5~- ' " 1

. I -"' B( ltoy Ilolman and bride, 8 dne , '-'-- l

.|- 5 Ill.V€St $I.5O today 111 OH€ are at the Queen. y Y Now the streets are stripped burel

f ' --- of snow--their name is mud!

-5 , .0 Ol11‘ ‘ There were twenty-five passengers -- \

/ I k _ , to Picton by the Mlnto yesterday. There was practically no pork of- ' " ' ‘ -- fered at the City market yesterday.l

U v' _ ' l Ai: the recent lecture in C rdf l i --- l

_ / `-, - hall the sum of $111 was realizedgaul David Small, City, leaves tomar-I

4 ~\v“' ‘ i \ l

/ /‘ ‘sxei "

_,/-f' , \ A Williamulonen, Pownal, fell a fewgwas a passenger by the mail special

` /f 3 Y . hip ,

, ' \_‘ ' " ` ‘f r ` -- L. U. Fowler, who has been in this-

\/\/ Or Pears' The Minto got into Georgetown,Olty for the past week, leaves thlsl . \/\/. \/\/ E | I 5 E R froln Plctou yesterday nt a quarter morning on return to Bedeque.

.lmwl-:l.\cll. WB* '~°“~ --“

Fora real gong pm_ _

tozrapii try

Coolfs Studio,

New DesBrisay Block,

The ltudle Where Baby i-l Always Welcolun

~uuouss’

Calscara Pills

are I reliable and eliuulive reulelly for Blalous A'r'rAclz's, .\`l.l‘l;nlsll Llvsk, Sic: Hssnaclll-zs, Cox- S'l‘llA'1‘l0N and all del‘angeu1euts| arising from a disordered stomach.

Price 25c per box. l

ceo. l~:. "lluclllzs,

Fall and Winter Suits and

A Overcoats

You cannot do better than

pl-Ice your wlulls' in our tailor shop. ll' ii is n lily; order or al snlallone, we will giveil pains- taking ailelliion. \\'e guarantee ' satisfaction.

C. Alex Brown

CUSTOM TAI LOR

fl'Ql'l\el~(`il'rnl Genrzoulul Kcul Fir. t‘hul~luile\o\vll.

SHEET MUSIC

A ' I0 cis _ Saturday Only -

We wi'l piece on our counters on Sai-

nrday Feb 29 several hundred copies of up-to-date sheet music which we will sell at lb cts per copy.

ll.A. 'l`AN'I`0N Q). C0

l44 Greet George Su-eel.

lz»l7dtisr\v_';|n

We scll Sugar

crown Sager .......... _-3% de lm'-I - Ren Crystal .~ugur. . . .4 cte per. pound Ill! Ganulaled Sugar.; cil per pound

, _ Glass Preserve Jars

Plnljare.. ., . . . . . ... 5clllcnc

Vlllt nu............._.....bi‘|£¢lCll

For one week only we offer

_ l _

H ggi, jars. .-'. . . . . ... ._-... .. .7 cis each ' |'lIf)Nr"I 261|.

J0l\n Connolly fill Co

Men’s Grain

Waterproof Boots

,_ This weeltl We “fe ‘~ showing 'a yob lot Of . men’s grain waterproof

~ boots. '

1 The Reigular price was $3.60. he sizes are

if 9' ’°f.___- _

This Week

2.00 See Window

yi-',,_l'g'.i,j& co. _

M “§ttl_inyside I

very lo\v figures-- ““ 7 pound line for 70e each.

Special

Boot and hhoe Prices For '

Saturday

° 99a

This lot will

be displayed in our window-~ Womens’ misses’ and childrens boots, shoes and slippers,-----your choice at 99C

75c J

Another as-

sorted lot, not quite as high priced, your choice 75C.

5.0¢

1-1 pair--a -basket full of children`s boots, size 10.

Alley V5 Co

l]H.H.il.JllHli$l]ll.

Kent Street, ,

Practice limited to Diseases

of Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Skin.

Eyes tested and Etted for

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS 9r.ol1A.nl\. l.lZ'l8.li0l1m. Evenings by aupolutmeui;

dtww '

clllelillf “SAL”

Crosse & Bl;ckwcll’s

0”' ed, seconded by Councillor Riley

new stock Of Cfllfge Mifmililde the following resolution: "Resolved just received from Crosse 8:. Bla

well. London. at the follow

I pound plus ian for l6c each.

lpounrl glue inra for $I.|5 per do

BEER Q G01"

_ mmiill

just zl nlinute, And have a look at

samples in our studio. u .

Best mountlngs And latest styles.

You can get Everything in photos Right at ollr studio.

Guns Swiss

The world

- wide lnecefnol

' lediiqgil

C-1 lin ll won hentai

49), .<75-`“.f-Fl.,

this renee I ` ` an-and does . .

::~r-nf - ~ cur' lplrnt, hlndbllliv 'UI

*"3* °°‘""'°"°` i P ' :If you are suffering from a rock- - - _.4 -356% in coegll the result or in orllrlw.

- ° sn- o elle -ima

gm _v\»."_v|§.5:9-ja* _ -| alle our Gualoepgtgmpgon. It `ena°tilE*'yiiu to throw oi! the most `

E- - 8 -

:vertisers to have their business num-I

i ., MacKinnon. ,

Eled to the Legislature. Councillor

E tures, which he thought could be

Ck- that the Legislative Assembly be mg petitioned to pass an act at the

lm at a rate of interest not exceeding

F he expended in putting down per-

Watar Supply he grglnterl. _,

nlerlcan Mallufacturet days ago on the ice injuring hlsriast night.

d l T*

'Ill } Oil \V1ll l1€V€1‘ 1‘Cg1‘€l I -- , 'rlie sydney hockey team will likely

Rev W I Green will preach at'play a game in the Arena Rink onl

_ . __ ' haiving done SO‘Théy last- New Glasgow 'tomorrow evening at 1~March tenth or eleventh.

0’cloclr. ' e-1| ' _-

bugs mail. I

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Owing to the nlild weather the car-i

nival to have been held in Arena last evening was postponed. l

Huy sold _yesterday on the Murketf

Square at eighty-five cents per crvt., and straw at thirty-five cents. ;

'rlie concert and 'social in Ano hull on Thursday night was quite iii success the sum of $50 being realizeq_

Tilere was included in the Minto's

freight yesterday to Georgetown four cars of way freight and two cars of

Advertisers are again reminded

that all ads must be received not

day _to insure insertion following morning.

The horse trot to have taken

place today on the harbor ice, has on account of the very unusually mild weather been postponed until

The Southport waiting house has

western side of the Ferry wharf to be used as a government store house.

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Mr. Ballingall publisher of the

City directory, requests all advertis- ers to have copy ready today as the directory goes to press Monday mornin Mr Ballin all advises ad

‘ner in their ad. as he has been re- quested to have same appear.

A gentlemen’s driving club to be

known as the Victoria Driving Club has been organized in.this City. Fol- lowing are the officers :

Honorary President-Lt. Governor

President-Dr. J. T. Jenkins.

Vice President-Mayor Prov/se.

Second do-Dr. Kelly. Secy. Treas.-Conn. D’0M Re-ldill. Committee--J. A. Mathieaon. ln-

spector of Fisheries, Dr. Ledwell, R. H. Sterns, W. F. Boggis, Dr. Conroy Major Weeks. Capt. J. A. McDonald, Mr. Justice Fitzgerald, J. J. Davies, A. S. Hewitt, W. A, Stewart, Chan Chandler, E. ll. Beer, W, A. Weeks.

A special meeting of the City

Council was called last evening, His Worship Mayor Prowse presided, and all the Councillors were in atten- dance. The Mayor explained that the .meeting was called for the pur- pose of passing a resolution regard- ing a petition that is to be present

Rogers, chairman of thd finance Com- mittee, reported that the committee had come to the conclusion that they would require twenty-five thou- sand dollars to be paid for by defben

sold at four per cent par. He mov-

present session of the Legislature, authorizing the City Council of the City of Charlottetown to issue deb- entures, payable in twenty-hve years

four per cent par, for a further sum of twenty five thousand dollars to

manent streets and sidewalks, and that provision lie made for a sink- ingfund for redemption of said deb- entures within said period of twenty five vears; and further resolved that a bill be prepared by the Recorder embodying the provisions of the above resolution presented to the Legislature." It was also moved that"Whereas the Commissioners of Sewers and _Water Supply havelre~ quested the City Council to consent that authority he obtained from the Legislature to apply the amonnt of unllsed debentures for additional water supply towards the extension of the waterworirs system; he it therefore resolved that. the request of the Commissions of Sewers and

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See Wonderland ad on page eight, V Uncle 'I‘om's Cabin will be at

--- Fairyiand tonight. l

E L H d b lrow night. on an extended trip to

. . ea o e oro h b ‘B to .

AIKTIH Clllcks appointed clerk at the Queenmi-lotiiix as n --

Tile mail train arrlvedyesterday see Miss Cassie Clifford and Cun-I

at half past twelve bringing sixty_ninghnm and D'Ivry at.Wonderland.'

Mrs. D. W. llorrisdy, Georgetown..

Tonight will be the last chance tol

The Wesleyan contains an extended

Rev. Albert Gale, Windsor, N. S., obituary notice of the death of Mrs..

addresses the Boys’ meeting in the Murchison, nee Miss Howard, Corn~I Y. M. C. A. tomorrow. |wa11_

J. Dolron and Mrs. Doiron, City,

left for Georgetown last night, enl

route to Boston.

The sublect of Geo. .¢fcPhee's lec-

ture in Kingston Hall on .Jcndny will be: The principle that make for success in life. `

Percy Prowse, formerly with 3.- W.

Crnbbe, City. who has been visiting friends in this Province, leaves on Monday on return to the West.

ithma. The old fashioned rcmcrlicl;

failed to get place in the events in which he was entered, it will con- sole thdn to learn thnt he was well np with the speedist skaters on the!

ice and manufactured a good reeordm

The Hxifax evening Mail gives place]

to a t o column cut of Mr. Gaudet.

y Sewing Time l

Bonn .L

LAFFER'l‘Y--ln Charlottetown, Wed-

nesday Feb. 19th, to P. A. and Mrs., Lafferty a son. l

LIVINGSTONE-At High Brink, P.;

P. E. Island, Feb. 23rd, 1908, tol Donald and Mrs. Livingstone, al BOD. .

MARRIED

LANE-Pl»n1.l.1Ps-At Murray' Har- ` hour Bouth, Feb. 26, 1908, by Rev. ‘A. E. Chapman assisted hy Rev. C. Hudson, Silas R. llnne of South- port to llertllrudc M. Phillips daughter of Wm. unll Mrs_~Phillips Murray Harbor South. l DIED 0'DONNl`JLI.-In Tomahawk, Alta.,

on Dec. 26, 1907, John Thomas 0’Donnell (a notive of Souris)| aged 39 years. |

A FRIGHTFUL DEATH.

fs one from suffocation and some-

times follows a bad attack of As-

lrelieve but never cure. Best rusultsl come from Catarrhozone which cures ‘

The butchers have accepted the

Asthma lifter hope is abandoned. It's ,because Catnrrhozonc kills the

_-'Asthmn germ that it cures. Choking

seed' ~ °h“u°“Ke from B"“°° stewart & C0 5 spells and labored breathing are re-

-- ‘ for friendl ame f ho k

l . . » 7 T ` .

hliotames are selling in this city at iiiiellse pll1;ed us siioli; as tlie lcecpiei-l2fvy§;]é,,2i;n?,(;li;t¥:,’;.ei:1euSa?;l,i‘ySfgfiénin and lots Oi other kew (fl-)('d>S'

l;t'ftg'i€£nC¢l;léf;t; b%li]f;&l iflfndi turnips mits. lAsthma is driven from the systcm,_ only fair I _ o er nge mel Th d th ---d t Cl X Rx _‘and even ol<l_chronics experience im.,

' , 9 W Qccuffe 3 We Ve* mediate relief and lasting cure

|| Ladies

We Have Just Received

666 NewPrillt Cottons,

" Plaid Gillghalns,

Check (_}il'lgl1ams, Plain Chambrays, (lrgandies. A in limbroidercd Nets,

" All-Over Laces, “ \Vhite Val. Laces, “ Filet Laces,

" V Enlbroideries,

sc *-

_lap bilks, Dress Goods,

£6

Y°“t°"d9Y- 0““IS°b°|l° M~ M“""Yl b“` Equally good for Broncllitis, Throat? S T A N L E Y B K 0 S .

cents a bushel for black, and fifty

cents for white oats. »

later than one o'clock sharp each! A meeting oflthe residents' of Lot: `

65 interested in the extension of the telephone to Long Creek, Canoe Cove and adjoining settlements, will be held in Stretch's hall, Long Creek on Monday evening_ March 2nd at 7.30 o'clock. All interested please attend. The representatives of the district

Wednesday. The entries are to close will be present if possible. Tuesday night. ` , ___

The death occurred in the P. E..I. Hospital ,yes_f,i_erday of Mrs. John

been hauled over on the ice to Char-iBurrows, Wilmot. Mrs. Burrows had lottetown and has been placed on the|been in the hospital for about one

week and her death will be greatly felt by her relations and friends. The remains will be forwarded to Summerside today accompanied by her brother Dr. John McNeill of Summerside. f '

Tomorrow afternoon at the First

Methodist Church Sunday-school the children will render a splendid pro- gram, consisting of quartett.es,read-

er and scholar, also the parents of children especially invited to be pre- sent., School opens at llnlf post two; program will begin about o quarter past three. .

The fog signal erected at Panmure

Island is now completed. and gave its first warning blast on the 20th. of this month. The contract for the building of this signal was let to B. D. Huntley. of Charlottetown, on November 20th, and the whole work was completed on the 28th* December of the same year. All the materials had to be landed in dories. F. P. Phillips, ofthe Halifax agency, in- stalled the machinery, which consists of two six horse power gnsolene en- gines, two air compressors, 16 X 9 feet one air tank and one diaphone with the necessary fittings. Both winter boats have been signaled by the diaphone and the captains are highly satisfied with their warning notes. This fog signal will be of the greatest benefit to mariners.

:: Down in the old Cherry Orchard, the song that hae made. the hit of thcseuson, at Wonderland tolll;;l\\ with orchestra accornpnnim-‘lit

NINE--lliilHS

of the headaches people ure afflicted with nre caused, it is sta ed on good authority, by some forul of eye-straill resulting frolll certain ah- uormnlco ditious.

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To detect and correct

these abnormal conditions is the work if the upto- date opticilln. .

Modern iretllods of ex-

amination. intelligently ap plied, make it possible _for us to guarantee s t sfactioll in all our optical worx.

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We operate ollr own

lens-grinding plant.

o. l=. uufclnéon,

1 'fha 'ous ts con ll-me s bottle. A.

ll ' tina .

mazkul.. ...___ . Meedio.-Prim B

Jcwelier-Oplician `

ings, vocal solos, etc. Every teach-i

lqunint costumes of their grand-

The poor roads, caused h th - l d d ht f J h d M

cent thaw, no doubt accolinte; liir :rili Mur‘i‘ii§', iilgedotwcliitlyi-siisenl. :i`cr,Y1l;l;;eign€w,?nT;.lig;,‘;' cgfildunizly can the small attendance at the Market leaves to mourn five sisters and ,|,,||a,. 3129,, Gd C,,tM,~h0z0ne ggi' yesterday' :three brothers- ` day--it does cure. '

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‘ See Benj. Carter & (‘o's ad of,

Apple Sale in this issue. i

“ A valuable property in this City; is for sale by auction. See ull.

*Mrs. Mary E. Da\vson’s ad of Pub- lic Auction appears in this issue.

‘The program for the entertainment in St. Peter's Scbonlronm will be found in another column.

“Dorl't fail to hear Rev. Geo. Ross lecture in the schoolroom of the lui: Metllodist l..`nllrr.~h March 3rd. Lec- ture illustrated by views.

i‘VOl(‘.E SPECIALIST-Prof. H. A. Tnnton teacher of Voice Culture Plano and Organ. Voice culture u specialty, Studio 146 Great George Street. 1-14dtt.srtu6w. I

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*A lecture will be given in Vcrnonl River Bridge Hall on Wednesday March 4th by A, J. Adams. Subjcctj Places of interest to be found in, ,travels by the sen and land. Doors; `open at 7 o’clock, lecture commence' at 7.30. Admission ltc,

*What is Fniryland‘s Program to- night? Three reels ol pictures in- cluding Uncle Tom's Cabin, the fore- well performance of the 1_.ol'd Of Killarney, and n famous song by Madtllson. It is all yours for fivc cents.

| ____ *Notre Dame, Monday evening Mnrcll 2nd, o. raremusical and dramatic performance will be given bl’ Che young lady pupils of Notre Dome Academy in their beautifully equip ped Music Hall, Choice solos brilliant four-part choruses, and the strains of llHl`l*. pianos, violins, ,and mandollns, will enliven the intervals between the scenes of the interesting play, "Kathleen," or “The Cost ofa Promise," which the young ladies lhave been rehearsing fm' f-he P|lHi’» month. This play is an admirable combination ‘ol pathos and fun; while the sight of eight of thc mln- ims going through the .lnncers in the

papas and grandmammas will nlone be worth the price of admission. 'f`lcl¢ets, 25 and 35 cents. Refresh- ments, home-made candy. l)o not refuse your contribution to so good a cause-the payment ofthe im- provements mnde in the Convent building last summer. And do not forget the date, Monday, March 2nd Matinee, three o’clock, Tuesday, children 10 cents; adults, 25 cents.

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Wonderland tonight has a big There has been quite a lot of bus- ~ Follow the crowd to wnnderhmd ` - ~ 5

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tslgtnblveitsill and the song of the _scn- lness done in the ontnlarket during. mnight and Sec the bm. Sh,,w_ M,”

most beautiful song slides. the post week. Yesterday buyers (mssie gym-,,,-d in nu new Songs und

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Dont. miss tonight. were. paying forty-llvc and forty-six (1,),-,c,.,5_ Donlt mms toniglm

Jgxns

7 pou d pails 50 cenfs each

in the following varieties.

Blac k Currzult, Pencil, Strawberry, Raspberry, Plum, Gooseberry.

Get your supply early. They \von’i; last long

at this price.

dsntflilnlzlzsou o co.

s' S In o 1:. e 1' s *P '

Ask your ilruggisi or grocer for

The largesl null best smoking plugs on the Market.

Hlck Ev ' se NICHOLSON dmwfl-wif f'llnrlotu-towll,Pllouu 'I5 Manufacturers

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Keeping Ahead !

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ev s'ru.L LEADS sf ev o'r1-usns F-oLLow is

At this season, more particularly than at ally other tiule of year, it is more impor- tant that tea drinkers sllould insist upon getting the genuine article. There is plenty of Brahmin Tea on Sale in town and coulltry to-day. as well as zl lot of otlltr so-called “just :ls good bl ands." See that your gr; cel' supplies you with tllc real and only reliable Ilaszarll’s Brahmin, and take no other.

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NEW PRI NT S4

Crums Best English Prints l5c per yard, ()nr Best Callndiall Prints l3c per yarcl. Our Leader 36 inches wide l2c per yard.

29 inches wide 7c per yard. Our patterns are the pref tiesl and qualities the best nod our pricestlic

lolvest. “

Dress Goods _

We have them ill tile 'ending co‘orel and bcstiqua ities in Broad

Cloths, Satin Cloths, Lustrcs, Poplins Our expenses ore.light and our prlccs are low

P Ii Cloth Department

wean Tweede. Moncton Tweele. Oxford Tweell. Flennell. llanleiinge. lu

me injn and Yarns English Pentinno. and Scotch Suifinje.

W. C. TURNER &

The Low Pride Store." Sulmysidc,

` 1 Meat zne at the Alvvav n Busv Btoro