THE G[A.IDIAN (HAR1.0T'1`1"J`0W,N, P. E. I., FEBRUARY 2, 1900

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Fair, continued cold, fresh west Winds gba; warmer.

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FRIDAY. I-‘HBR CARY. 2, 1900.

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The Canadian Parliament opened ¢°mmm°° °PP°l"t°d WU” 00.- hind 'W

met witna great success in their pound

PARLIAMENT OPENED. ,D

llsld a Successful Donation Party and eater-

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The Ladies’ Aid of P. E. 1. Hospital

d linen party which came off yester- ay in the Y. M. C. A. Hall. The

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writer: HA ...tion iiiiini =\i;'» I ""=‘_" ““.“"k"'l many verv important measures are

reshadowed.though it is well known I

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8 brief Summary of the speech from tributions and were kept more than

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9 th-'One winch has rewhed us' not fetlorliil meeiif ciiiszkens andniiiggiaiieg;

at most important matters are to

vied with each other in the determin- // tion to give and give generously.

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/I W_hen buying Table Linens remember we have the best

best quality, and quote the lowest prices. Don’t take our word, couiprs

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anti in -i fr-ir iiiiniiif-_- thi- imin Nfl be dealt with. Among these is the s

“°' "nd '" "N", m`i,",,sl~i‘.- hiiiiltiieiiiiiriiit- xiii; 1, far reaching question of our new de-

gf swelling aim -'~}’ *v'~ ‘_ _ ,'_ ._

appeared. lt vcrtiiiiily dues ture r‘~_\l11l-1 p

tumi Price '.55 \'t'l1l~‘~ DY “ll d'“'°'g“"°'

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A bi! °°°°k °f °°h°°l b°°k°‘°°Py i men." m hh °m°rg°n"e°‘ . especially in view of the tact that the

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books, scribblers, pens, inks, pmcils, etc.

in pay only for the equipment and

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the war now going on. Shall we

ow to be set will necessarily in t

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linen furnishings, groceries, 'granite

"ture, in sending troops to South iliitpfplies furniture and other requisitrs Africa to assist the Mother Country In uupueuing me candy md “nab

ment tables, abundantly supplied, were

transport of our soldiers or shall setmrlh’ md an entammmeni ‘"8

nada bear the charge of their pay Oginn' Dr' F' P' Taylor presided'

and maintenance while they are en-

gaged in active service? This matter

Everything ,L-

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Vinnieombe opened the program.

of vital iniportance.as the precedent There followed in nick succession

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he offerings piled on long tables and

ng on lines, included all kinds of

e, china and crockery, hospital

ld and new favorites ers to the front. e Methodist Orchestra, led by Prof.

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e musical and literary teatures ol the ublished program, with some addi- ons, all otljwhich were most creditable

In the Book and Stationery line. lluence the course of future govern- If

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ven amid some disturbance from the

le of refreshments. &c. At the close

"Absent D _

Minded Beggars” i 8 mmm

In our store today. _ We have a largestock of Boyvs all

They are all- new and good, 'extra value while they last. ers sizes 26’ 28" 39’ 32 34' at ‘ big

some were $1.20, some cor, others 1.00 and 1.10-your 01°” fi” °“°- 'f '"" l‘°°P 1" choice for 75 cents, ‘ warm going toschool.

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The latest novels by the leading il d Pl-l‘hllD°ll9 mmf th" Y°“ '“*k° la authors. Get- some to read these provision for that important work.

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long evenings.

Picture Framing a Specialty.

Open evenings.

pF. J. Honiiisnv,

Victoria Row.

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nd as the time is approaching when

-another general election must be held.

~Government will be anxious to pass

embers Their bill of last ear to

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We know that it is

not safe to send children to most grocery stores because very often they areimposed upon, but any of our patrons can

ufely send their children for

' anything they want We will . be more careful in waiting

upon them than if some of the older people came. We pay special attention toorders, Ask or write for prices, We sell

° only the best groceies and can- . ned goods and can save you , on your grocery bill. Try us.

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this end was rejected by the Senate.

but it may be questioned whether a

like measure in some respects modi- fied might not now be passed by both Houses. . V It is hinted that resolutions formu- f lating a plan for reforming the Senate will probably be presented to the Com- mons. although no such intention is mentioned in the speech. The large expenditure of the past year must .be accounted ,forr and the possibly still larger appropriations of this ysar will year to be voted. We say still larger, because the expenses in connection with the sending out ot

pretty accurately whether or not the

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DR. GORDON ALLEY

PHYSICIAITAND SURGEON

UQ-Q'§.‘§»O DIADUATI MCGILLIUNIVERSITY (Bea and Rasidence.Doi-chester Street En<t ’_¢=°0H°\ll'B.D tol9a. m..l to 3. and 7 to

hu-mpt attention to Ccun‘ry Cases.

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You Can Pin I Your Faith

to any representation we make with regard to our work. With a staff of first-casa work- man and the best tools that money can purchase, we are enabled to represent our work as strictly tirst-class in every respect.

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Founders, Engineers and Machinists. Steam Navigation (`o's Wharf. Charlottetown P ILL

of the 30 Islanders who have gone to

“By our work, an we South Africa as soldiers oi the Queen.

Too much credit cannot be given to the generous donors who have heretofore

3R|]g[ gimp] 560" ..

their contributions.

geraniuins and cut tlowers at Gay’s stall today. A nice surprise present for wife, child or sick lrieud. 2 li

rs wil' probably dnd something to

,occupy their time at Ottawa for three or four mouths to come.

The Chicago Tribune tells that

there were only 107 lynchings in the

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t is being the lowest record in 15 years. Of the victims 84 were blacks and 23 whites.

This time it is a Conservative vic-

tory. At the general election of March.

1898, in Ontario. East Middlesex] re-i turned Mr. Hodgins, Conservative, by a majority of 95. And now, at a by- election another Conservative is elected bya majority reported to be 100.

We print elsewhere a list of some 45 3

persons and firms who generously cou- ributed the sum of $47.5 cash ite place an insurance of $1000 each on the lives

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Beautiful hyacintlis. ferns. cineraria,

They have not all gone to light the Boers-~-out of 1200 bills sent out Jan. lst 1900---we have

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it is but natural to suppose that the

SLT' T£it‘;edr91:.;il?;‘l1)°.‘ft£tht?he"Is)er:::nt;é :ereby tender their most sincere and In

Lhirrd srrrer during the year 1899, E ,

the chairman asked Rev. Mr. Williams ,to read the following resolution which ‘was adopted:

Moved by Mrs. James McLco1, sec-

onded by Mrs. Benjamin Rogers :_

Resclved: That the Ladies’ Aid do

eartytlianks to the generous donors ot both the city and country for their varied and handsome contributions to the Poundand Linen Party in aid oi the P. E. I Hospital. _ '

And Further Resolved, that their

names and_ a list ot donations be published in the newspapers.

Dr. Tay lor, on behalf ot the Medical

Faculty conveyed the thanks to the Ladies’ Aid Society, ard; also to the Mstron. Miss Tynan, and work he landed highly. ,,._, _

A rough ertiirate of *ftalue cf

donations received places it fhstween 8400 and 8500. .___-,_, -.__

The goods will be packfed taken

to the new Hospital will be stored till the building is fl'5sl?sy'tor oc-`

the ordinary expenses of the year. C m _ P 1 l 1 .,

we rhaii probably have some eine, ,,p°°,,n§':,'1,,e'f'f;’{;;§.°; 12°’ “d 145" We anticipate a- visit from you. Buy white goods III!

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es ma es are brought down, 31 3i_ IDODPY. _

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Been busy etocktaking lately-

and (ind some bargains to offer you-First will be Soaps-

30 boxes All Wool Soap now 1

per box.

3 doz. Cleaver’s En lish Soa

Large lot l0c Soaps now cle

ng at 6c per cake. "

180 bars French Cutile reduced

ving you 6 large cakes for20c.

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Central Drug Store.

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Unbleached

`38 in. unb/leachedltable linen...... ......l5c 46 in. ll of H

346 in. “ i46 in. " 54 in; “ 60 i_n. “

72 in.

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Cams all styles and sizes, Linked or

ntton, Round or Square comets, hits cambpic ties for evening wear.

,__Sheetlng- -

72 in. Plain Unbleached . . . .. . 12c 72in. ‘_‘ “ ......17c

':=iih.1:,iiird “ ..i5c

i Towels-

A pair of large linen towels size

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62 in. bleached table

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72 in. “

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.. 85in. “

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66'in. (extra) unbleached table lined . .

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Napkins Special value this week in table

napkins, price 754:, 95c, 1.10,' 1.30,

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1.40, 1.50. 1.75, 2.00, 2.75. 3-.so.‘; _

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Corset covers, white cotton, 180 7’ h' 'gd

Corset covers, white cotton, trim-

med with torchon lace, f29c _

Drawers, white cotton, with hill of

lace

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141 price etc. fr£';f"::,' ".",‘°° °°“’°"' "“`°° '"2"' prirapdr

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‘ RClTl|\I|\\S' bkirts, good cotton. widehem, three

Dress _Goofls. prints, muslins, laces, mgfiafytzikjzgtton frm. at :gf White Ucthl.

_ upation. __ . ' l embrmdery' etc' etc' broidaiy Eve rows df tucking 501:. hmm.” 'N' mi

two Contiagents must be now added to ° ' V" i " '

present session will be the last session W _g

of the Parliament. It seems probable E" ` 1 ` _ '

that it will be. In any case the mem- E y i ii.;-if . -

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P unanials to

om" prim 15° now ffm ’ the wonderful cures made by

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Tc per bar~cr 3 bars forwe- 1 Natura’s Perfect Blood Purifier ash har cats into 2 nice cakes- Cures all Chronic Diseases.

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