THE GUAR DIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, FEBRUARY 10 1899

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j THE remains of Archibald Mac-

_ L mi lan. arrived from Texas by

5 the mail train yesterdpy afterpoon.

' They were met at the station

W' by a. committr 0 of Oddfellows from St.

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-"“°‘_ . ‘millan. The funeral will take lace

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to-morrow, Saturday morning at 11_ Miss James made ave,-y |u(.c,s5f°1

. `o’clock. A special train is eicpscted

____ from Summerside to convey a number

of brethren or other friends of the dr-

' _ ceased The Oddellows will paradeto

S Gathered By Guardian Reporters and tor thesubu bm the ____ _ themain ro

respondents Everywhere-

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cession proceeding to South Rustico,

_-__ __ where the interment will take place.

_ (See also on page 7.) __

Plain White Slieotings

i HOCKEY NOTES-

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»_-L, inch 16 ctS_ Fort dates of Prof. J. W. Robertson’s' __ _<1 inch Q0 ctS_ meetings see ad. in another column`. K MR. J. M. SUi.i.1vAN will referee the

game tonight. A

- white Shanti" 5 Mi-:ssns J. H. BALL M P. and A. A. ' _

Twlued __ 9 Lefurgev ex M. P. P., Snmmersidc, are A specialetrain will bring the lonris

'2 inch l cts. ' . ' _ ' ~ '

til inch 21 cts.

Plain Pillow Gottons

40 inch A 8 cts. 42 inch 9% cts.

J in the city

-Aiierzinzwr on the preliminary objec-

tions to the petition against Mr. J. H. Bell, M. P. will be heard this morning.

ST11-r-:Nnuiu ‘ll iricrir of Snmmerside

people to witness the match tonight.

The Crescents_deFe;ted the Chebuctos ‘in Dartmouth, Tuesday night 7 to 3.

- ' - It the Wanderers make a trip to the

who has been in the citv during lhe`UPP01`Pl`0Vl“C9S ‘M5 S8350” they Will

cirgnlap Pi||°w (go-ttgns past few days, returns home this aafter- ,1e*V° H”1lf9'X 9” the 17th and b" “Way

noon jten days, playing at Montreal, Toronto

40 inch 10 cts. ' _ and Ottawa" "

42 inch 12?. cts. THE Gi;/tnnrut is pleased to learn 1 __._.

4-l lncli 13 CtS. that Judgc Alley iS improving f1'0l1] his About six hundpgd SI) gqfgtgrg Wit.

somewhat severe illness which has con-

nessed the Amherst team defeat the St

Tnwsls, Lina” “ack fined him l0 U30 l10l1S0 STDCB l8»Si`. Friday. Jghn bigyglg and athletic Club, pt; Am-

20X24 25 CCS Pall THERE was no word from the Stanley Tuesd-ay nightgy 8 Ecoraf tg 0°

21x43 35 cts pair up toa late hour yesterday. Word 8 swung was one m 6 ret

from Murra" Harbour said that owin `

half. Tufts.the celebrated goal keeper,

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"Dill 410|' -rWl"3|| SP3’ to the thickiiess of the weather outside, 1 in the Mohawks’ Played with uw Wm

ing team and proved a tower of strength

shggtfngs it was irnpos ible to locate here from There was no combinwiou Play 0,;

____ _ __ that point. _either Side_ and two mais were sho, third time. Tabieaux true to life and of

r.. inch 1.. cts yd . _ '-

_ _ THE MeChar_ics»Ha_i1 CC_ intend hoId_ _from centre ice, one by _Kane, formerly

QUl|‘lS, |'|0ll0y- cllllill ing a concert and basket social in their °f ‘h° Mm” *ls*

10-4 or 9l inch, plain, 58c each about the wth msn This Wm be an The Abbies have long been consider- I

new hall in the Prowse Block en or

ABEGYYEITS VS . VICTOKIAS.

10-4 or 91 inch, fringe, 750 each DP_t0_date affair in every Paniculan ed the champion athletes of this prov- 11-4 or 91 inch, fringe, 95c each Lovers of the good things of this life°l ima' In h°"k°-7 'h°Y Pwe always kept

are asked not to mike any other en-

to the front, never having been defeated

T3h|° |-“|905 gagement for that night. Admission b-V all-Y P' E' Islamd team' Am ‘°°

54 7: d‘:,° h Q: 0 _-' 15`%€UlB- Ifldies baskets flee- "i(F_torias have won n]“ny victories'

' J” ““ " mc ’ “°°’ 3 ° and 39°' coffee win be provided me fer parries The! “Ed” “ “Wk f°' **“’””°“"” “he”

_ . b b K t _ ta short time avo they defeated the team ' Bleached Napkins “Y’”f=' as e ’ from sr. Joiifwiiit-ii bear me armies

50c_ 5_5c_ 55c_ 8?-“__ $1_10_ $1_45_ i‘ ON Wednesday evening. Sth just., a the following night and they hope, and

.2185 u __ dozen very enjoyable time was spent at ,are working hard to keep their colors ` ` P Pe Wrighfs farm-house, where a large lying and march on to victory. The

ladies “owns cr'oWd,uotwithsta.nding the wild storm` match tonight will be the most interest-

which threatened, assembled to have aling of the season as these, two of the

ispeciali--470 and 65c. Nicely trim- realgood time and none were disap- 'bestteams onthe Island will iight for

med and good Sizes_ _ pointed in their expectations. The ‘ the championship.

house was beautifully decorated for

nie suns. ' -

L3d|Q§ D|'awQ|°§ the occasion. And much credit is due The Summerside hockey teams are

tothe promoters who put ih>mselves

very quiet at present The Stars and

While “hey last 19° Pair 1 about to make 7 everything eiijoyable Britannias each played one game in

La-‘ues skiris and pleasant for all present. _ Charlottetown. and a picked team from

these clubs played a game in Victoria.

Good me Mc each The senior club have not not yet shown

WEEKS 81 C0

The Peop|e’s Store.

Cream ¥%i‘éts#¥%#isas;~<f=_

and Cocoanut

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MOCK CITY COUNGIL

No- 68. I- O. G.T-

At the regular session of the Lodge

last night. a Mock City Cfuncil was organized. The election of the Board resulted as fellows:

Mayor. J. D. Seaman. . Ward 1, B. F. lllesservey.

Ward 2. W- G. Sabine.

Ward 3, S. A. Mcdonald. Ward 4, E. H. Duchcmin. ~~ Herbert Rodd. Ward 5, Henry Lapthorne.

f‘ C. H. Foster.

,, Frank Smallwood.

_ Atacaucus of the Council held at the close of the Lodge. Mr. William Brown was appointed Stipsndiarv Ma-

, gistrate. H. J. Scantlebury, City Clerk.

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Fresh every day. They'r

delicious and the price

I5 and 20|: each.

Telephone, 98

D. STEWAR

and Ernest Rico, Chief of Police. }Cour.cil will meet next Thursday night to transact business.

STAN LE IN ICE

their colors. As it will be remembered

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to “play oft” the referee dccided the game against them. The Star by this do not reel ueleated ner do they deserve to be considered a second rate team. It is said that they had done little if any practice before coming here and having new mea on their team, they were not in “working order.” Their team has been reorganized however and their playing is much improved. The Sta-rs are considered ‘ifoemen worthy of their steel” by the teams of this city and it-is rumored that the latter fear them most of all the junio: teams. The Stars ara! it is said, anxi-sus to play all-comers,

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'among the junior teams. in their ewri

j rink and liitte inducement would bring them again to this city to play against any of the city teams. Their playing in the prst has won for them much fav- orable commerit among the sports ot

Charlottetown . ,

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Bakes Best Bread' _ With Ten C ses of l nt

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iilfiétitffisitfaiswhhiiffis white wear- on her.

e __ _ We did not intend to start

llllIlSON 81 C0 THE BANNER WHITE

. _..._ WEAR SALE

,, Until we had all in, but have decided to open with a bang-Thursday morn-

W0 have a very large stock of

‘med goods ' We have no space here tc enumerate the bargains,but you’ll find _ t hem Dust Corn Meal, V

'I he Best Brands at Rolled Wheat’

If the very lowest pt°iC€S- Wh6&t F3I'lI1»‘:\, l

ti-stniiin, nninn it in p,,,,.,.,,

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will be offered at this sale.

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g Talk about values. Charlottetown has never seen such bargains as

FRINGE STREET SGHUUL BBNTEBT.

Prince Street School Concerts are al-

ways popular, auo Inst night’s was _not an exception. St Petefs Sohoolroom was crowded to its almost capacity, and very many who tame were unable to gain admittance.

debut as a public reader and the public will be glad to hear her on any Iuturo n occasion. Miss Lefurgey sustained horl reputation as a reader. Her rendition of the horse race was extremely realistic. In response to an encore she gave a very humorous selection. Prof Vinni- delighted the audience as he always does with his exquisite violin _, solo. Mr. Scott of Montreal sang with good effect, “The mission ofl she Rose." Mr. Ernest Hillh trombone solo was excellently rendered and was. received with great applause. Mr. Ch:i’s Earle sang a beautiful solo fort which an encore was loudly called for but to which he did not respond. Miss Amy Earle, always a favorite with a Ch’town audience. fully sustained her reputation as a sweet singer. Mrs. Gerard, a stranger to the public here. sang exquisitely. ‘~lf the waters could speak as they flow.” She was ably sus- tained in the chorus part by Mrs. E. H. Norton, Mr. Chas' Hermann and Mr. S. N. Earle. Mr. E. H. Mitchell in “A Coon Song” brought down the house and was compelled to respond to an encore. The piece de resistance was = “Three Doughty Men” by Messrs.Owen,Baylield,Earle and llc- Lean. The audience would not be de- nied the pleasure of hearing them again and loudly called for them the

line aspect were given. The fir-st,Grace Darling and her father going to the rescue of the shipwrecked, was shown 'n two scenes, The second, that of Queen _ Elizabeth using the cloak so gallantly placed for her by-Sir Walter Raleigh to cross the muddy spot on her way. The posing of the figures in these tableaux was very fine. The arrangement of these was the work of Mr. Ttios. May, ably assisted by Mr. W. P. Doull, The songs by the school children were very line; erp=ci»'llly the story of the tligs, when the Bags of Canada, Old France, _Scotland and Ireland were sev- erally raised as their description was sung. With line effect the time honor- ed Union Jack was raised above all the others as the audience rose and joined with the pupils in singing the national anthem. Mrs. Mitchell had charge of the training of the pupils. Before the close of the entertainment Principal Seaman, cn behalf of the school, return- ed thanks to Rev. Mr. Simpson for the free use of the hall, to Mrs. Mitchell for her kindness in training the pupils, to Mpssrs. May and Doull for the carrying out of the tableaux.

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Ol' Cold ?

We are very busy just now dispensing well known remedies for Coughs and Colds. We have just made up a. large 'quantity of our Cough Syrups, which 'is now selling very rapidly. ' It cures coughs nine cases out of ten. ‘2=5c a bottle.

_ hnsoifs ' '

mulsion

is t-he largest 50C bottle

' sold in the city. Pure,

fresh and pleasant to take. _La Grippe remedies at lowest prices.

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Bieaklasl Finds.

For breakfast we have: Pettijohn’s Breakfast Food.

Heckers’ Breakfast Hominy.

Self-rising Buckwheat, Tillson’s pan dried Rolled Oats, _ Fresh ground Oatmeal, l Crown Flakes, ,

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Our White Shirt stock is “peculiar- to itself.” » We have devote plenty of time, and experience to pr curing the best - sible shirts that our money can 83;. F or example in Unlaundered Shirts, we have three lines, 50c, 75c, $1.00. Th y have- no compe- tition. They’re n a class by them-‘ selves If you ant shirts asf good, or nearly as go , you-’ll need to add about 30 per een to each of these prices. They’re ade FOR US by a_ factory that niak s the best unlaun- dered Shirts WE VE EVER SEE N. We buy them in big lots. for spot cash-that accounts for the prices.

Sneiiials

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Men’s unlaundered shirts, good

strong cotto , linen bosom, linen hands, 50 c nts each, 2 for 95c Meri’s u 'laundered shirts, '

Brie cotton ' y, Hue -linen V bosom and , bands- there’s only one be fter one made- r times OUR-llsoiiar shire _ _ - - ' 75:: each or ‘ 2 for _ $1.40

The fin t unlanndered

shirt on the arket-, reinforced back and fro t, endless stays. “2l00 linen” bosom and bands - - - special $1.00, two for 1.85

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“Ai its white Fai.-.”~

aunileied Shirts

Fair grade, ready-to-wear,

open back l---- ----- 75c The “King” shirt, laundered, ,

fine linen bosom and bands,

bosom worftl push up, _won°b ' crush, braces c’on’t interfere ‘

with' it, perspiration can’t “melt it". The best shirt we ever saw for ordinary wear. Open back only. Two grades. _ $1.00 and l $l.40

Fine open front dress shirts,

litters; justl 'right width of bosom, splendid linen bosom

and banthi `

Similiar gragle-open back

and front i 1.50

and tufts

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A big lot of new styles in collars

l0c each 3 for a quarter

A big Ict. of 4 ply linen collars

in all the new shapes 20c each $2 per dozen. . `

Cuffs special l6c per pair and 27c

pair, Ac t,he“Wl.lti6 F&ir,°"

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