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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLO'l`TE'1‘0WN P. E I.. FEBRUARY 14. 1900

or i

_-if *_ . repair and renovate the building. In

By Repoftefs and Cofrespqn laid of the fund a pail-ir social was hold

we are offerln g for , on Monday evening list and $§O was

the balari 3 3 of h e Mn. F. L Hamid was s pissenger th* “RA-‘D <=°\;¢¢gt 'md vvtsinmeéit under

_ b th ' S _ e auepiceso t e Loyal Ci-usa ers will

whltb wCal' sa|C a Y aeulbcund I. t night lbegtveu in the hall at Fredericton on lp

S _ | S MR Alexander Mupn’ M p arrived ‘Friday evening 16 li inet commencing at ‘g;;'9 sont ba:k to New Yirk on Saint-

few pecla naps ° gh . ' b dt ' ~° i _ i7- 30- Asilver collection will be taken

' 32,68; city y yen" ay evenings ex which will go to the Patriotic Fund.

Handsome designs, 72-inch wide, regular l .20 for 56

72-inch wide, regular 1.1

for 786

72~inch Job, regular 7°2c for

400

lille Napkins--*

Hammcd and unhemined. h A A ine assortment to choose P0!

ml!

from. Price QOQ a dozen to

€iiiterpanes~*

10-4 White Honeycombe, re-

gular $1.00, for l0~4 White Honevcombe,

fringed $1.15, for Q5() 10-4 White Marsailles, $1.85

for

Gurtiins--"*

Alsrge new stock of White Lacs Curtains to select iron.

w.tf.t§..i..9»~

Oilllllliz

its lily a--- 3

llllliiinca in TASTE;

o ide of the letter containing the ad-

When you buy from us. Everything you get is of the same quality. That is

Hocxi-:ir ---iicioriai practice to night ' A uiinnixc takes place to night at

9 to 10 30 lM~Eweii.¢ Point, when Mr Freder ck

_ Wim. the person who picked n the

and Province.

y please leave the same at this oiiice and

get reward.

Tris members ot the Princetown

Road Methodist Church have decided to ‘

Hyde will be united in marriage to Miss Anna McEwen. The bride will bs at- tired in fawn and blue with shot effect. trimmed with cream, tatlcta and chiffon and will be attended by thc groom’s sister, who will wear a gown of white.

Tnizovcu the kindness of Mr. W. W.

c,P

dents Everywhere

Bisnor McDonald dF th B ' "“lb°l'°“3¢l'l- u z K pr gum

an a er urits 0

returned to the city by the express yes- _ _ “may ewniug. tognalfunenl of the late Miss Perkins

i krp cs yesterday iitiernoon. Rev. taining abou; 35 pup] 1,.” th H t

. Chulottetown oonhmphtu th. em* J.W. McConnell condutt»d the sfrvices 7 ' a 6 c Y*

tion ofa large number of dwelling T" P“1lb°°l'°l'° W°f° M2990- TUQS- c non ' . _ _ _ ‘

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f.i:':.°..::':.;. ..::‘.;':.:‘.'.',°:’.i.i _ ~ »~»~-- »»»~»-» of contagiou.” I

Tal: death occurred on Saturday

C P R general onices Haliiax

Mrs roster was formerly a Miss Pa e

of Truro, and was asistcr oiMrs

O’ y, wife of one of the Standard Oil

magnates of New York. Mr. Fostfr

will have the sympathy of a large num-

ber of friends in Charlottetown

CN last Friday evening Mr. R Small

wood delivered a lecture on the his tory of steam before the students at

Tm: \Iinto arrived in Georgetown at Tuiner The t d

o gtclock yesterday afternoon. lhe Sholwood cemetlgryfmem W" ms 0 In :‘nr‘.':»|i-:dfxc'T}li:impi:“&:I;:m:;2

T . _ , tioned by Mr. R. B. Norton. The pro- 1

best work in fruit and flower’ growing,

Mit. John Hughes, baggage master published in Canada is The Ca adi

. E. I. Railway returned to the city Horticnltnrist a well illustrated iiiontlin

M ~ . » .

- Run Ciioss Socisrr.-The District

night alter spuidin a pleasant hol ly Ma i h h _

iday in the provinces. K , ing ingsgcnrnd Vilma: °'A°rv,ei?y°?hliil:)t:le Emo" Commanding I. dnmm. th” ‘

b was later than unsual in leaving

is, JP,

for

72'inch wide, regular 90

itime provinces has reached Truro

in earnest. Al. Stevens. a traininan

after a short illness. of Ezta. wife of Charles Beverly Foster. chief clerk in the . . . . _ '

tending the Normal School The chair was occn 'ed b Prof McDonald. ln

I |U , yy p ._ . . . . _ . ,

H J U S B h U C y two dol ar bill on the street yesterday, Goods. _

at the residence of Theo. Abbott. E-q,

realised for the above named object.

All arecordiall intited a ood o

sos during thccoming summer M°°r"~ H°'"`Y W°°k’- J°h° L°‘"’» '€"!"t_I ""6 Dr- DBWIY. Rev. Robert F.

Uep Nicholson, David Small W C

. . C tics of articles on Fruit Culture ln~ ,omcers and t h '° Tn d bn t h ld 5 _ " _ men 0 t 0 mllltll llmlld

mw;g° mxgnmif n‘;gh:i;°ge iN gina with February number.;A sample intend the Patriotic Concert to be given ,M. C A. subject: “Does reader or copy “ut ‘tu °.n °PPu°‘d°° "° 5"", "'th° 09°" HW” "° "W 22” ill" » mveue, "qu," mn kn0,,1rdge_.. W°°1v°rwn. Grimsby. Ont. :gander its iniipiesi oi the Rss Cross

8 You .ho'°d tml me tnveuer hid THE member' of th’ Society. and thus evinca their interest

Th Luge i iii . the ltlplfioriiy. Cross w.ll hold an entertainmciit in th; in the 'dun of than °°-'nan' who `

Tm” dupuch nys ‘_The sm'n_ Lyceum Hall this sensing. The enter-

mishntae is charpd The boys

elections bythe band This will be

ants in public

nie! Ranger of the High Court of the rovincs ot Prince Edward Island has

eputy Hgh Chief Ranger for the

ith the hearty approval of all Foresters it suit Avondale is also to be congrat ated upon the selection of one ot its

cmbo s to the position

Tris: Women’s Misiionary Aid Society

83.9. .

are now in South Africa hghiing for Qussu sud country. All who will at-i

me mm", md mm mud* nd no and will please do so in the u_aiforiu ot

will have their new instruments. and 10° C" I' D' N°' 12' l'

tli

e first appearance of the new instru churches Sunday. the occasion being the

educational anniversarv oi the church

A Hicu aPPoi\riii:h'r -The High t;fec=?:c::r'5’£;°£1'|e4“dr°_'° md

. R.v. Dr.

Brecken’s subject in the evening was

PPoint=d Con Jas R McKie District “dom and Kwwledge an an iub'

ovince ot Prince Edward Island most impressive and oloqumt °n°` and

condacivc to the intellectual and moral

he appointment of Mr Mchie is the rst for this province and will meet ikvolopmant of hi' harem' Th' °°|°

th .

England ’s part, and the great sympathy

ni me Baptist ciinren asia ii ve sn- `th"°1”S° °°“¢“¢“i°” 5°"'°° ‘”°" °“°

‘i-Clark, the views that were shown in St

night ot th’s week. Th`ese views are said to boths nnest ever seen in the city and those who have not as yet seen them should avail themselves of this the last opportunity oi seeing them as they are

THE ent rtainment in Mt. Herbert

Hall lsst night. under the auspices of Com Garden Island. C. O F. was very largely attended. Three ile'ghs con-

o'clock.~ Dr Dewar occupied the hair. Among the speakers of the sve-

histon and M.. T. A. Mclsmn. The

s ot the social amounted to about

rge number of the onicers, non-com.

circorps.-F. S. Moons, L .-Col. D.

Izvriiae 'rise services were held in e Central and Wesley Memorial

ity cl cur times.” His sermon was a

ections for the day were very satisfac- ory. The evening service took a atriotic turn. Dr. Bracken spoke of e righteousness of the present war on

t the colonies in the present crisis.

pi y .

tracing the progressive steps in the dev th

elopment of the steam engine from

7.7

oyable social yesterday evening at the

bf h _ home of Rev. G. P. Raymond Pastor.

mgnigaggegazghg Zxtmemmgzxgt of the church. Almost all the women time. over one hundred stereopticon °l th° church ""° P’°‘°“t° “ld 91°

views were used showin the constxuf

g .

tion ot ancient and mcdern steam e nes. steamships,locomotives, steam

own on the screen of a letter written

from Charlottetown ,P. E. I., to a re- lat e of the writai-’s in Scotland. dated Oct. 12;h. 1805--nine days previous to e battle ot Trafalgar in which the

t . 's

et in which a previous letter had been mailed was captured by the Spaniards

wrt er incidentally states that the pack

on its way to London. A view of the

u dre s was also shown, and on which

were marked the various items of

the BEST. the bill for postage, amounting to a

o, O Qi Q lo

T0_DAY sum equal to one dollar and thirty-

tigtl tiki l2c sith 9 _ _ gn." ans mc l" “L Tns folowinglis the program of the

ur cents of currency.---Truro News.

Q Clyde River Mission Band concert held

an Gels |03 " "L i jlinthe Iii :ist Church ou Wednesday,

0|fg|h |2g “ Ile Jan. 24:h. The church was packed to

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'i I i" . d

“laws mc . ul' hs utinps capacity tn many persogs

ad to ~ii:nd all thtou h the entertai -

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bl". niill 9 ment. The program was well rendered 'htm mg ,gf "2, S and received well _deservei applause.

hrk“"°.lse'RnHs|0c tidal The ciildren carried out their parts

8 well, and retlectfd creat credit both on

aug" SEEDS |20 " lb- Q themselves and téioie who _worked sc Fishy, mem Hd Cgg0;N|1@; hard to makeit ii success._ viz: Mrs. ll

Mchliflin, Miss Jennie Scott and the rganist Miss Blanche Fraser Lin-

Plis. Q, ’ lf] Gill' lllli'Ill8SEE BFE” Wil 9 iivodod. The program was as follows: 4|: pei Loaf. @

, SN @ _(their. _

D @ Scripture reading and prayer by the

Opening Chorus, '-Holy. llaly, Holy”

a pnst_or,_ Rev. A. F. Browne. Eclipse Bakery. Singing-'l`he_Childre'n.

B @ Recitation Miss Lottie McDonald. ‘kos best bread' 6 Exercise-The Children.

Recitation-Miss Mamie McPhail.

Recitation-Mast-arE'ldie McPhai|.

1 e ;_-_ __ ~ _-;;,-_-:;- (_horus,‘~Winning Souls tor Jesus”-

‘~LJAIFl]I) !

Choir.

---- Recitation--Elmer McLean.

H- L, DICKEY Recitation- Annie McDonald.

H0‘|‘i'ril)

THE stsmm Riituiamc Putsini wiht:

tacit Ptssirs IN i:vlsiiri.En Tm sox mice zststso iiiirmn Roigg Pizicehoo

lWl3&LMR£l{ICOi

:win-_ crm

ifsx- sn 4

ll-no Ciiii¢.»i/i.-si.-iw in no iii London or Recitatioi;-Christian Murray.

m*|'»'\!|mic Hospital Moortlelds, rind \»sutr.i.l 'ioridiii lliroit and Ear

I-Lx rcise-By four Bays. It »c‘t ition--Pearl Scott

“I in Diseases* of the Eye, Ear, Rc--itation-Arthur Heartz. `

Throath and Nose. l A solo by Miss N. Ross of Charlotte-

_' t fgtown is worthy oi special mention as

_.9 ;,.,,_ ,,,_`T,','f ,§_;'_’;s2;w 4 p_ m, ` she was heartily encored. v _ _ npoininieni. 1 Rscitation -Annabi lla MCR evin.

_ *1'1F“""’ W'“°‘ G”‘““"“'= f Dialogue. t-ivnsvs ine Use”-sir

Girls.

“TH Singing -It is the Lord -Cnoir.

Ml ol , Recitation-Maud Murray.

135 &L ` Recitation -Wallace Phenney.

PLD I Recitation-Katie Ramsay.

ASTE” , Bringing in Mite Bore!-The Chil-

}‘5 - -

Recitstlon-Emma McMillan.

dien _

Exercise-Seven Girls. ‘

‘ Speech-lr. Wm. Scott.

Collection.

Rccitation-Katie Hobson- Recitation- c McNcviu

ii this stage of the lecture a view was 1° sh

, Wat* - aim iss program. emily “ldis-

i 5; noimuii. tributed to the children. and 010001! by

dgging God Save the Queen. The col-

' "' _ 'llsntion amounted to 811-5012-

balancs of our ladies' mantle

first part ofthe evening was spent in

nversation after which a _short pro-

gram was gone through. Luncheon*

and at half past t°n the ladies dispersed to their homes feeling that a very pleas nt evening had been spent A collec- on amounting to $7 was taken for

:Fengines mad carriages em A._|was served and the remainder of the

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were added to the membership

THE sterecpticon entertainment in St P8.ul’s schoolroom last evening drew a large and once There was as fine an e hibitiou of views as has been

rown on the canvas for some time in is citv. Mr. W. P. Doull manipu ted the mechanical pait of the enter 1 inment and Mr. Justice Fitzgerald ex

scare in its spread throughout thc. :;hm°°t i' °‘P°°hn7. 1°' .nm menu"

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piainod each view as it was shown. ‘ Among the most interesting perhaps were the scenes throughout Englsudp Irelind. Scotland and Wales. Eton Coi- lege, Oxford College. Meeting of the Waters, Burney Cat e, etc, were very ` pretty. While showing Blarney Castle His Honor greatly amused the audience ,i by explaining how the °~Bl'iriiey Stone" was liissed--especially by the lidies. In fact throughout the entire lecture, he on several cccasions. moved his 3 heiirers to laughter by his wiitv re- marks. The Loyal Circ e oi King’s ` l)aught'rs deserve great credit in being able to have such an entertainment.

Som-1 time ago Tut: GUARDAN rc-

eordefl tothe aba-ding of toe brigt. Moss Glen. The fcllowing additional at particulars are taken from the Halifax Recorder. Chief Cllicer Robinson, steamer Beta, had a conversation at B.-rmudz. with some of the wrecked biigtn. Moss Glen, and gleaned that the vessel, which was bound for San Domingo, sprang alealt; they worked the pumps. but the water gained on them and they determined to put back; t'ie vessels, however gradually filled. and they had to abandon her when I6 milfs from shore. They reached the land safely, and Capt. Suftis and his men got passage in the Diiart Castle, which arrived yesterday morning at St. John. The mate. James Thomas. father-infliw of Capt. Suftis, has been ‘ill with fever. from which he died after U19 vessel was 12 days out, and was bilircd at sea. Mr. Thomas was 46 years of ago; the Misses Thomas,at Mitchell"s ate his daught rs. _

xiuull-

Use Oak Brand Condensed Milk.

Better and cheaper than a cow. Put up by Charlottetown Condensed Milk Co. All grocers. 80tf

Nothing ` more _ certain

under the sun than that sa.y’s Neckwear is by far the finest and most stylish in the City. If you don’t believe

vcning was spent in social converse . - 12 r i - ~ . - ' ; . S ` 5 ti f . _ Home Missions. Eight new names ' Wm” “Wd” ;

` - - _ ; . ~ . 5 ti. ;' ‘

_ ._ f - . ° ° ° 60.

th f_ _ ’ in _ _ 7 _

la - 3

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'"1 .us

, dropin, we have the goods

neon. ssveriiiiiaesissiglg w.r.co1wiuamwinér mmsgwalhere to convince . you "°‘~°°-f=C°- t3;-;1;°:»-»b°f""- "°°'°§ style.-1411. . -

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nsiatically in singing the National

Anthem. this closing the service.- Monctou Times.

On and after today. Mr. S. N. Eirle’s

new music school will be open to the musical public for instruction -in all branches oi music, vacancies for two o three pupils

Remarkable Reductions in

All prices of

Sale for 5 days only Watch profit much

Jas Paton & Co

If it suits you give us 1 or 1 yard of heavy sheeting 2 in. wide, we are putting 000 yards in remnants from . to 10 yards on our bargain counter this morning. Come early for your choice. Prowse Bros.2 tf. ‘ 1 .200 pairs of ladies’ corsets

on middle counter at 10 a. m -25 per cent, your favourite

corset mav be among the lot, 1 7-,

llilil and Suilail

your size is sure to be there, we want the room. The carpenters Want our corset section Thursday ~mornin;r. Tas. Paton 9'” Co. 14 3i

1 Ladies I it you have missed.

2 buying any of our ; Table Linen and 3. 3 Napkins you have ; ‘I Missed much. 2 ; J ns. Paton & Co’s. 5 tt

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mallpox _ in N. B.

And is rapidly spreading. Hundreds of people there are

1 bolus' vaccinated daily.

Prepare for the worst

And have your physician ac- cinatc you and your

t now before the rush comes on. 1 We have just received a large

p supply of

Pure, fresh animal vaccine '

Iutuhss,hulbsand on it-cry

' intl.

voardcctnristhsrafora in a position to cfs: you pale, fresbvaecincifynagotn him atoncg- lstwmitmsy ncthsasrmililyobtliacd.

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lace turtainsii

883 f

Paul’s school room last night wi'l ia' shcwnin Grace Church on Thursdei

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border to match--marked pg-iq? kg ‘Q l d

pace on sale. Think of b '_ ' i border enough for a room f'd‘i~yi|i.gg,"`F*t’

About 150 lots--Goins today, -

Se d fl in ctlilia re(ii.‘i-1.* moore &

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Still in

7%-2*;

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`,,4:.£;,t4l;]_'1_:t _‘.21 others are ga trifle ' ‘ -` (from using as

one, of others thnd or

Some plain, some with dado-some lace dpi

soiled

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smalltohulndci

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Some are siuiptyodd

Of some colors wsihh

Z5 per cent discount

, . I`loore& .

What we Advertise we - '

lyq

If Maybe this is the ohoicest soap of Q.<3y,~ sii. Ati the odd cumin.-iii dis

' ° ones have been fpioked out

iiidiiilaced on sale as follows

Batten! Odd curtains--only one pair

ws of each pattern-some slightly

soiled.

ONE TH IPD OFF.

A lot of badly soiled curtains to go at hal( price

. The Busiest Store on Qiarl0ttd’;

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Busiest Street.

i!£¥ l[

Inrea Urib-

` I , dow blind ‘IK

out between four Sl dozen “odds” and lnlllmt