4 ~ THE GUARDIAN, SHARLOTTETOWN FEBRUARY 81899.

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White underwear at Stanley,AN 'Il Stars of Summerside, thus making

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‘Victorias Won The Match ._

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Will find it to their zvivantaxe to send to F. J.

Bornsbyh Books Store for Lewal Blanks, Seals, Tapes. l'ax. Inks, ritlng and Copying from the best makers. DI!

Books. Ledgers. Journals, etc, Note I

and Receipt Pads. Letter Clips and Fil", Johann Fab rs' ben rubber

ganda and Pencils, all shaved down very ne at

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Do : et wait until House _Cleaning toget Mats and Frames on those Pictures that you_ in» loud d to ge cleaned and fixed up last Spring. We will do them for on cheaper now than we . can in the Spring and Iyou will now have u larire assortmopn of Picture Mouldmgs to choose fiom. tome to ‘

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PHUENIX

Assurance Company of London, England. -Assets - ° - 813,000,000-

Fire Insurance

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Victoria, Crapaud. The latter are weak in combination, but with ‘ more regular play with iother teams will overcome that fault, ‘as they have some good material. ,The home team played well. Mahon

;throu h the anis without a' fault

Last evening.

St» Dunstan’s Rink the Croscenta of Crapaud

Were Defeated by a Score of 6-0- A One Sided

CBITIB- I

There was a fair attendance to wit-

ness the Hockey match last evening at St. Dunstan’s Rink, but the game was rather one sided 'as the home team cam- pletely swamped the visitors from

and Farquharson of the Vics’ forwards are entitled to much crsdit,as they want

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Blake as C. point did, some excellent lifting. The teams lined up as follows: 211D. vicronlas Lnnsonnrs W. Davison (goal) Jack Myers, J. Collings (Point) Johnson Clark V. Blake (C.Point) Roy Lea,

C.Farquhars0n ' Ryerson Reid; T. Taylor Fred Clar , ii_uM».1.m1 (F°"'“"’°? cm snow, W. F.(,‘-ollings _ ' Art L88.

The game started off with a rush.and

the puck was soon forced into the Crescents territory and after a few minutes play, Blake shot the first goal from C. point. _

The second goal was neatly scored

by Mabcn and the third by Blake again from C. point. When the bell rang for half time the score was 3 goals to 0 in favor of the home team.

At 8.45 ihe game started again. The

visitors now settled down and tried hard to score, but tailed. The clever passing of the Vics put them all in con fusion Mahon soon scored a goal on a pass from W. F. Collings and the fifth goal was made in a scrimmage. The sixth and last goal was made by Mabon,when the game ended with the score standing thus: 2nd Victorias, 6; Crescents, 0.

, Norms.

There were no accidents during the

play.

The special arrived in the city from

me match at 10.45. `

One goal was made by the Vics.

which was not allowed.

Mr. J. Sullivan acted as referee, in a

most creditable manner.

The Victorias have won three victor.

ies this season,-not _vet defeated.

The spectators took advantage of the

ce for about one hour at the close of the game. _

The St. Dunstan`s band furnished the

music of the evening which was much appreciated by all. -

During half time Mr. Harry Moore of rapaud, who is well-known here, as eing a fast skater, gave an exhibition of fancy skating.

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By this g-ime the 20d Victorias have

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omselves the heroes of the day among ejunior teams and their chances now A

th I look good forthe winning of the Inter- m

odiaio Trophy.

.E‘IREUEN’S BANQUET. 1

Large Number of Citizens Assembled

at the Hotel Davies.

The dining room of the Hotel Davies

was occupied last night by 150 citizens

_'_' of Charlottetown, the occasion being a

banquet given by the firemen. His

h ‘lhe C8019 Of Hbckey at Worship the Mayor, members of the

city council, the city clerk, men of pro- fessions audmanv of the leading and

most prominent mon of Charlottetown, took part in the joyous event. About 9 45 Chief Large gave orders to “tain on the hose" and though the order was perhaps not as promptly answered as if it had been given at a ire, the party was soon engaged in ordering from the following

MENU Consomms Spagatu Clear Green Turtle Boiled Halibut Shrimp Sauce Sliced Cucumbers Olives Let'uce Veal Birds on Toast Vol-an-vent

of Lobster

Roast Sirloin of Beef Horse Radish

Boiled Leg of Hutton Caper Sauce Hain Ox Tongue

Pickled Cabbage beets Walnut Catsup China Soy Sultana’s and Le Bon Cont Sauces

Haunch of Venison Black Currant Jel

Plum Pudding Brandy Snnco

Charlotte Rasse .

Frlited, Wine and Lemon Jelly Apple, Orange and Cocoa Pies Lady andChoco1ate Cake Apples Oranges Grapes Vanilla and Orange .Ice Cream Tea Coffee Cheese Celery

a long and varied toast list was next 1 order. The speeches in general wer

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work and the songs and recitation lwere as well entertaining. J

Turkey Oyster Dressing C-ran berry J elly

Creamed Potato Green Peas Succotash

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Red Head Duck Spanish Olives Sauce

It was a laie hour when the last

course had been gone through with and

ta remarks concernin the tiremen’s could scarcely speak above a.` whis

Ex-llayor Dawson, Count-.ilicr Crabba. Ex~Captain Wohacott and Hr. W. A. Brennan, of the Summersids Journal.

The toast list was as follows: The Queen-"God Save the Queen.” Our guests-Henry Smith ,F.`H. Beer,

D. McLean and L_ D. Thorpe.

Song--‘-The death of Nelson.” Mr.

Charles Hermann. _

Tho Provincial Parliament--Horace

Haszard, D. O`M Reddin.

Song-“The Rhine Wine." Professor

Cavan.

'l`he City Gorporation-Mayor War-

button. , Reading-°‘Hon. Jackson got ahead [of the Minister.” llr. Ilatfiold.

The Chief of the Fire Department-

Chief _Engineer Large. <

Cornet Solo-"The Old Oaken

Bucket,” Mr. M. H. Galbraith.

The Militia-llajor Davison, Prof.

VVatts, Lieat Morris. _

The Undies-G. VV. C. Oland ind D.

O'M Reddin. M - The Press--I-l. Mclnnis of the Examiner. ' Songs--‘-Learning McFadyen to Wal'z," and “McCarthy at the Ball.” `Mr. George Hennessey.

The Host and Hostess-J. J. Davies.

and othomvolunteer toasts.

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The programme as abovewas well ranged theparticipants were select

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WHIT

That the firemen know how to make

up an evening of enjoyment was evi- denced b the merriment that reigned.

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the hours were well spent. Chief Large. and his companions are to be congratu- lated on the manner in which ihe affair was made a success and such another banquet would be looked forward to

Mu. W. T. Lefurgey, representgg

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of an interesting, 'my and Pneticu 1 a sufferer from Bronchitis trouble,and

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aches, Liver Trouble and Constipation.

Laxa-Liver Pills have completely cured her.

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comes praise of Laxa-Liver Pills.

The Wonderful action of these little

pills in removing all accumlated poisons from the system, curing dyspepgia, Mt- ing on the liver and toning the whole digestive tract-and performing this Work 111 8- Pleasant, agreeable manner,

remedy. ~

Mrs. Clara Howe, Moncton, N.B, is

delighted with the results obtained in her case and writes as follows: “ I have used Laxa-Liver Pills for sick headache apdlivertrouble, of which I have been a victim many years, and of all the reme- dies I t_ook, none acted so promptly as

_ Laxa.-Liver Pills. They not only relieved

me but cured me, as I have not had 3 headache since taking the hrst b0t;]9_ They also cured me of constipation. What I like about these pills is that they are small and easy to take and did not gripe or si_cken.” ’

Every pill guaranteed perfect and to

act without any griping, weakening or sickening eEects. They work while you sleep-make you better in the morning,

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Men’s Black Hockey Boots $1.98'for $1.45.

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Letters of regret at their inability to BALSAM' Two bqm-,]e8 gave ,-

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Linens, bleached and Cream, Table

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Night Robes,j Drawers,

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Prints, Flaunelettes, Dress

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