THE GUARDIAN, cnsar.o'i~rnrowN. ‘FEBRUARY 23 teas.

The Always Busy Store---STANLEY BROS

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or Shirt Waists_

Blacks, N avies, Light Med-

and Dark Colors--Plain, ° Stripes,Checks and Plaids.

50c to $1.00 a yard.

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w;;1;»§;c£;»ta§;;§§1 ggwre Sold Flavoring Extracts

we sliiiinnaipiigiigiilogli; gms Gold tottees

Lila ALBERTOL @Pttre Bold Jelly Powder

‘° °2i"tt’;‘5£f’.‘;$..;”;I..';I;"’:‘ e on one Sins

Train will leave

on Thursday

12 o’t-lock local for ST VALUE “re UNSUB

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SOLRIS returning t0 t night after the close

meeting These trams Send to Pure Gold

all stations goinir and re

and Charlottetown,

re will be ONE DOLLAR other st

ations the rate will l Agent, A. I.. BEER, Q

Euston Street

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Pure Gold Baking Powder

For QUALITY and

PASSED.

sk for them.

nto, for souvenir; §=Mail orders have speci ttention

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He also does the' best “nd °h°°'P°9l.

printing in the city- T1! him- _

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' ~ The latest News ot the Gity

,_ _lg " caninonys wharf;

and Province. _

respondents Everywhere.

tSee also on page 5.)

Y. W. C. T. U.- Regular meetin

Thanksgiving offering.

MR. WM. Monaisoiv, who has been

long time resident in St. John and th

Morrison was a native of P. E. lsland He leaves two sons-- ss

by the choir; Lord’s Prayer, Rev. F. A- \Vightman ;` chorus, choir; recitation, Miss Bessie Durant; recitation. Miss Ethel Glydon; solo, Mr. Vi"alter Waye; recitation,Miss J eau McNeill ; quart-ette, Misses Mamie Bentley and Edith Den- nis, Messrs. Gordon 'Iuplin and H. D. Thompson; reading, Rev, F. A. Wight- mas; recitation, Miss Hairlie Durant; duet, tenor and bass, Messrs. G. Tuplin and H. D. Thompson. After_ refresh- ‘ ments had been served, the company amused themselves with games and social intercourse till a reasonable hour. The interest taken in these meetings, as shown by the numbers who attend, and the generous collection, is a great en- couragement to the few ladies who are .~o anxious to make them a success. Be- fore leaving. a hearty vote of thanks was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Thompson forthe trouble they had taken and for_ their kindness in opening up their beautiful home. It is intended to hold another “At Home” in the near future,

Mniinar River: AND ViciNrrr.-

Death has again been very busy. Since January 27th there have been three deaths in Murray River. Ou January 28th, David,e1dest and last son of Mr. Robert Sanders, passed away after some months illness. In srven ‘ years. ~Mr. Sanders has buried ive children, three sons and two daughters, the eldest daughter alone remains. On_ February 11th, Mrs.Thorras Lowe, who has been m failing health, had a» stroke of paralysis, and died in si few hours. Ou February 16th, Mrs. Din McLeod died after an illness of several weeks. At Gurnsey Cove, Mrs. McKay, widow of the late John McKay, has passed away. Also at the same place a few days later, Mrs. '1`homas Gosleii died of measles. And at Murray Harbor South. the widow of the late Peter Rob. rtson died. Most ofthese were old, others were just in the prime of lite.- With the knell of departing friends, rings out the sound of wedding bells. On Wednesday. oth, Mr. Henry Jor- dan, of White Sands and Miss Janie Hooper. Toronto. were made one, and on Thursday, 16th inst.. Mr. Oliver Beck, teacher of Toronto school, and Miss Selina McLeod, Murray Harbor, were united in marriage.-The sickness seems to be dying out, though still we hear occasionally of a new case of l_a

rippe or measles. ,

To Cure Headache in ten minutes use omfort, Headache Powders. I0 cts. _

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#Mow 1; A Stitch In Time Saves Nine- -3

;= _'me new ‘. _ ,_ ; Ashingleintime § Shias theRoof. 3* is?.l‘&“p§i°itf§§£ii?~.vi¢”i‘$'§1£s“i;\f&'§.iiil I ‘

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,Gathered In Guardian Reporters and tor-

. _ _ ber of a lications forfeited for

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business of the arent Office for the year 1898, andthe condition of the, work at its close: During the year there were received 33,915 applications for patents. 11843 applications for designs;84 applications for re-issues; 1,659 caveats ;1,796 applications for re. g stration of trademarks; 316 applicat- tions for registration of labels, and 50 applications for registration of prints. There were 22.207 patents granted in. cluding designs; 60 patents I8-issued; 1,238 trade merits registered. and 900 _ labels and 35 prints. The number of patents that expired was 15.548. The

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proprietor _of a successful grocery busi- _‘”`°_° were $1~136»196»20_» (C°mm}\Ui' ness on Brussels street. died yesterday t°at1_°P "Om M°3°1`S- M9110" & M3-l`1°D» in his 73,5 yean He had been in Solicitors of patents and Experts, New quite a time of heart trouble. Mr.

Me rs John F; _

and James L.-and two daughters, Th°y°w"f_H°"‘

Wh() 218 ll) the 0!'d0l:0f the Stlcred MURRAY HARBOR S0UTI_ Fgb_ 2[)_..'_ Heart. He wal-_ he_l_d in general esteem. _ A few weeks ago, in 8 notice from the E ' Telegraph, Feb. 1/th. f - - "

Good femplars of Cherry Valley, it % 75 airs Wgmgng D011 013,

NLTWITHSTANDING the bad roads gaastged that no othei-Lodge of the I. il P L_ _ g 1 _ .» ._

_ _ _ from the recent storm, a very large dmiilg;‘;1';lf;n_1;;8£_in;°;;gceb°a;[fu£f _ ,, _

This is a rare oppor tu nity for §g;h;;;g§,;;;_f;1b%;§;,;§;§f‘f,g_g;§{;; my sta... san. t.g.1..v. .. elf... ei

We have in this village it commodiou~l Er

economical bu ers. The assort- §€.li`1°$.'.i’§§‘{§ °"_`.°l" 2°“‘"‘° "“"°' °°°"°11H°ia==d M11 built wd °w»°d

y The program 11'; §;°';g1?_§£l;€ exclusively by 'the members of Prince `

ment includes oods suitable for 2

and Children’s Dresses

then go to church and give one cent to God. '

himself (like Peter) at the Devil’s fire.

dance hall or the bar-room or the card

,persons who have been converted in

drinker? Rum is the greatest enemy of

5 5 `_Godand the greatest friend of the devil.

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_ tions awaiting payment of the final fee a was 6.824. The total receipts Were e $1,137,734.-18 while the total expendit-

York Life Biiilding, Montreal.

Albert Lodge, 1.0. G. T. This so- ciety, which had been in a state of lethargy for months has lately roused up to work, like the P. A. Lodge of former years. The members have adopted what is known as the credit system. There are two companies con- sisting of about thirty members each headed by eng of the sisters and the entertainment provided alternate nights is of the most varied and interesting character. We .were not a little sur-

f; 3.00 for

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;_ 100 pains llon’s Laced Boots ai: half Price. 2 0 R $2.50 'for $1.25

' 1.50

3.75 for 1.75

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4.00 for 2.00* ° A ~

75 pairs Ladies’ Oxfords; i 4' ~ A

Felt Lined and Felt Leather, ‘

Felt Slippers all at'Half price.,-_'l;.;<"};;1

had as many as three original

J. R. Kiley, Arch’d. McDonald, being the poets of our society Having shown

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number about 73 in goodgstanding.

TEMPLAR.

Some Arrow Points-

Welcannot helps. single soul in

heaven.

Every redeemed soul should be a

lighthouses.

We’re living spiritually 'where we

want to. ‘

The hardest step any one every takes

is the first step Christwarfl.

A man will give ten cents for tobacco _

dunng an evening. Bros. W. H. Bull. - ‘ .

prisedto find we had members who ' _ could prepare excellent,original»-papers, . ` but are now preparedfor anythingndnd-

ing that we. not only have good, writers in prose,_>but also in verse and have 5 1 ~§ 1

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what .they are capable of we shall ex- ‘ ` 'f t 7 _ _» I -

pect even greater things of them' in the 0 ,

future. We are receiving new mem- ._, . Z _

bers every Thursdav ii' ht and now _

fl¢5nschh

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ever saw in tweeds for fresh goods from the loom.

The world is filled with an adurter- l` ` _ t ji A D

ated religion (It’s fashionable to have 9 I . 1:2 ;;_-~» 1 ':;_< some kind of religion.) _ I I t ' _ I

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Smooth richsdark grey(t_willed},pure wool, good weigh

Oxford tweed, 60 cents per yard. This is the best value

0 Monnis BLOCK, vicroitia' Row' f

Manv a professing christian warms

I pity a Christian who must go to the

table for enjoyment.

Men blame women for talking about

others. I have met some men who make the best old women I ever saw.

We often hear people saying about

revival meetin e, ‘ l’ll watch them”-

._a detective for the Devil. 2

Is there harm in being a. moderate

Dare you be a friend of, God’s enemy?

words dropped by professing christians

r The craving for A1ooh01.0Pi\1lD» 006511

he N Exha.ustien` and that_alweys. tirgdifeeliililzeseldorn at ease condition. and ' thesystemrestored to its normal condition Write for particulars t

Tobacco, Gig;-ettes can be cured at the Keele Institutein rtland.Ma.ine. So'oan Noun _;

` _-- ' o r Spoons Forks and other ' ”

E 'siivzr amines, 'wpuid be nies, -

lj §wouldn’t it. 2_1*

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the meanest position anyone can have i_B:t¢i>;13mean€ al; dwwymrg’ ____

5, fhhould suv article get astrayorbl 3 ”' ht0len.Nowisa timebo

; th egrav. OnrMr. ff Vlflgllneti' is ex in this :

heeutifnl art, and hewlllbo 1.; to show you samples _of 2; "' "' _ _ le E i=;'°f‘=» °°d"“1 “beet pw* _ ,lttnhnator all Ionian

Many souls have been tripped up by A 'A Q; “wg ii" T _._ Bt. i

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