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do not intend to carry out a doll:ir`s worth of stock that we can possibly sell-even at sncritice prices.

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and Patent Medicines.

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Call and see the handsome

packages containing all the opular odors from the best

English, French and American makers.

-Sachet Powder, Grossm i t h ’ s nglish. U Seeley’s emmel’s.

PIPES

See the splendid values in

Pipes. \Ve offer nearly all new goods.

CIGARS

Pretty boxes, containing

cigars of excellent quality.

In holiday packages of 25.

Soaps, Combs,

Sponges, etc, etc.

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nsisiaissieis LUCAL NEWSCRAPAUD Y »-

Mrs. Chas Lord, age-l S7 died \\/'ed nesday

at the hcme of her son, Mr. Robert Lord, Tryon. Rm. sianiieifi Lora is .1 son of deceased.

Dox‘r miss seeing the Vicks and Abbies

fight it out tonight-, the first game is always a hard one. This one is harder than usual.

Tris GUARDIAN announces with regret

` the death of Mr. R. A. Clarke which took place at his home in Alberton on ’l‘hurs- day evening. The funeral will be held on. Sunday at 2 p. m.

THE ladies of the St. Cecilia Cluh have

kindly consented to give a recital assisted by the best talent available on Friday evening, February 15th. Proceeds will be in aid of the poor.

Tun GUARDIAN greatly regrets to learn

of the serious illness of Mrs. Geo. Buxton of Cape Traverse. Mrs. Buxton is the youngest daughter of Benjamin Webster, Esq., Augustine Cove.

MEMBERS of Empire Lodge, K. of P.,

will please take notice that at the regular meeting tonight, matters of much import- i ance to the lodge will be discussed, and a full attendance is requested at 7.30 sharp.

THE Sunday School at Highfield enioyed

a high festival in Highfield Church on Monday evening. The church was nicely decorated and a well filled Christmas. Tree stood in the midst. An excellent program was rendered. Rev. Mr. Parkin presiding.

THE first regular meeting of the P. W. College Y. M. C. A. was held last evening at the usual -hour. There was a fairly good attendance of students and the meeting was interesting and helpful. On next Thursday evening, 17th, Rev. D. B. _ McLeod will lead the meeting and all the

be present.

Tan meeting of those interested in the

formation of the Historical and Literary

v _ Society announced to take place last

Th is

Tuesday evening having been prevented

interested will please note that the meet~ ing will be held on Monday next, 14th inst, at eight o'clock in the Prince of

O I 5 Wai..-S college Building.-W. E. Bas-wmv

Se :retsry.

organized Wednesday night. The Company will contain six persons, three

P ` males and three females. They haveljust

received from New York five new comical sketches, viz “Mrs Baxter’s Baby ” “All’s

y Well that Ends Well,” “A pretty Piece of

Business,” “The Marble Arcana_,’ °‘The

We have gust what you want and at t e price gain want. They will be fresh ked and carefully and correctlymixed. A ple Pies 12c.

Mines Pies 120. __ Cream Pies 12 &100- Coooanut Pies 15 Slalo-

TELBPHONE S.

. STEWART,

Eclipse Bakery. Baku Best Broad.

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Young Amazon. Allfive have Just been published. This winter the troop intends, if possible, to go to Wheatley River, Mount Herbert, Pownal, Long Greek Marshdeld, etc. Will try to get bo

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To Cure a Cold in Oaelay.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if it

fails to cure. %c. E. W. Grove’s signature is on onch box.

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Unly a few Suits Ofiilpii; splendid line of Men’s Under-

clniiing left

Fleece Lined.

Ribbed Wool, Shetland Wool.

These are without doubt the best value in the city.

0ne a Suit

See the goods and be convinced.

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The People's S2 ore.

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members of the Association are urged to E

through failure of the lights, persons.

Tal “Makemlaff Minstrels” 'met and `~

Wheatley River about Jan. 231-d.-Col. in entertaining the brethren in such a'

THE OEFIC ERS ELECTED

Lodge Members Royally Ea- . tertained by the District

Master.

The annual meeting of the Crapiul

‘District Lodge, L. O. A. was held in the Orange Hall, Crapaud, on Tuesday January 8th, 1901, commencing at 4 p. m. District Master Crisp Moore was in the chair and James Gamble, D. M. The following primary lodges which comprise the District Lodge, viz: Serirl Lodge located at Searletown; Victoria Lodge located at Tryon; Lorne Lodge, located at DeSable; Derry Lodge; New Argyle; and Prince Arthur, located at Crapaud were all well represented.

After the opening ceremonies were

concluded business in connection with the District was ,taken up and the reports from Masters of the primary lodges were encouraging. The District Lodge odicers also reported showing the District Lodge to be in fine shape with a snug little num to be placed in the bank for charitable purposes. After the business was transacted lodge ad-A journed for one hour for refreshments.

The Brethren Were invited to the

Lower Hall where the District Master and his amiable partner had provided the good things which make men smile who travel along distance. It is not necessary to say anything about the quantity etables

that were disposed of.

After this part of the program was

completed the Lodge resumed business and election of officers for the ensuing year

was taken n`p and resulted as follows.

N. P. Pearson-District Master.

W. S. Leard-Deputy.

C. C. Mclntosh-Chaplain.

O. B. Wadman-Recording See’_\' re-

elected. _

W. H. Cyllett-Fin. Sect’y.

D. Quigley-Treasurer, re-elected-. John A. McDougall-Director of,

Ceremonies.

Wm. Ramsay, John D. McKinnon.

Samuel Cameron-Committeemen.

Frank Ha_yesLeeturer.

Lodge was then called off for ten

minutes when Mrs Moore and her attend- ants were invited to thc Upper,Hall and s vote of thanks was moved by 0. B. Wadman and seconded by M. McLeod, New Argyle and tendered the District ' Mastsr,Mrs. Moore and all who assisted

”"' »_...~» - loan of the steamer Stanley to endeavor to

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0f IM@r¢SI I0 the City DIS [CI ..:;:;.;;.iz;;°.r:..;;f;e.;a;.;::.';'...

. Louis Davies, saying the Stanley could _ ‘ h

not be taken off her present service, but _jf

that he proposed bringing the subject of

By Reporters and Correspoii- ge ` - - - » - U' mire

- on irrii. L ° b rf an , =? `~: _

dCl1lS EVC1‘YWl1Cl‘C. - and he is glitz. aisht; dairy iii:-:hi ~.éf§__ ff ,;,~,,;i_.;f< _f

go to South Africa with the Second ,Coi-- ;.3“$$; ‘ jf

‘fingent he gladly obeyed. His presence meant comfort and gladness to many a. sick and dying warrior. Every one who heard him lecture in St. James`s Me‘- hodist church last night gottheir moncy‘s worth. For two hours and a half the chaplain feasted his audience, with de- scriptive eloqueuce such as few of them had ever heard before. There was never a. moment in all that lonir lecture that the interest of the vast throng which illled the church Bagged. The lecturer saw the scenes over again as he related them, and _ he made hishearers seethem in a most vivid. and 'realistic manner.-Montreal Witness.-Chaplain Lane will lecture in First Methodist church on Feb. 4th.

A Lanes and appreciative audience

gathered in the Mt. Herbert Hall on Satu rdsy evening last to hear Mr. F. B. McRae tell thestory of the South African War. He nrst briefly revealed the history of Briton and Boer during the past century and each time he had reached the actual outbreak of hostilities the meeting became deeply interested.By the aid of splendid charts to show the lines of advance of the Boer and British, the position of Cronje and Roberts’ plan of capturing him, and the line of the British march to Bloemfontein. Mr. McRae is s good platform speaker, and, he is representative of the Orange Canadian Soldier. It can be readily understood that the highest position which our Colonials occupied among the crack Imperial regiments was due to their intellectual as well as to their physical ability. g

Mr John Wheatley’s annual prize

competition closed on 31st December, 1900. It will be seen below the quality was far superiorto that of 'last year, and, the quantity was much larger on the first opening days. Mr. Wheatley received four tons more than on the ilrst day last year. The prizes are a drawing card. Geese-first prize, 10 geese. 190 lhs- Wesley Lane. Cherry Valley, $8; 2nd prize 10 geese, 174 lbs-Frank Match, Ernscliffe, $6; 3rd prize,10 geese, 145 lbs Mrs. Belle Hutch, Ernscliffe $4; -Turkeys -lst prize, 10 turkeys, 158 lbs-Wesley Lane, Cherry Valley, $10; 2nd prize, 10 turkeys, 154 lbs-Frank Hutch, Emscliife, A $3;3rd prize, 10 turkeys, 152 lbs-Jas. Peters, Montague,$4. Some may think the turkeys-are not as heavy as they ought tobe in comparison with the geese; but it must be remembered that 5 are ‘sen birds and 5 male birds, which makes about 40 lbs difference. The 10 best geese ` last year weighed 160 lbs.

Headache

Billousnoss, sour stomach, constipa- tion and all liver ills are cured by

Hood’s Pills `

The non-_irritating csthartic, nrlfrlcs , 25 o6iI|ljol,'allidrugglsts or bymsll of ~ 0.1. Eoodi Co., Lowell; Mass. '

which was suitably acknowledged by the District Master.

The District Oflicers were then duly

irstalled by the Past District Master. J Altogether the evening was enjoyable to

all present. Bro. Purdy from Charlotte- town and Bro. M. McLeod from New Argyle did their part to make the meet- ing a. success.

God Save the Queen.

O. B. W.

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(Patriot and Examiner please copy.)

Mr. Chas. McCarthy and wife of Maple

Creek, Assiniboia. arrived in the city yesterday to visit Mrs. McCarthy’s homc in Hunter River. Thoy left their home on the 31st and spent some time in Toronto.

Miss M. E.~Kennedy of New York.

representing the P. D. Corset Co. will be in the city to-morrow. We understand that she purposes to remain a week, during which time she will give demonstrations of the lines made by above firm.

-lv-Grin

I _ To prove to you that Dr.

` Chsse’s Ointment is acertaiii

F I and absolute cure for each

and every form of_ itchinir. hloedingand protrndingepilea

the manufacturers have guaranteed it. c _tea- timonials in the daily press and ask your pezgh: bors what they think of it. You can use it ann get our money back if not cured. 60c a box. at all dealers or EnuaNsoN,BA'ms 8; Co.,Toronto,

Dr. Chase s Ointment

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NOTICE.-We have entered upon a new

century. As aconsequence we have_re- solved to turn over a new leaf h_v closing our credit account on-lan. 31. 1901. All ; who are indebted tothe firm are rc_~pcct~ fully requested to give attention to il-c settlement of their respective accounts on or before that date. While the world may not come to an end credit will.- Joniv T. McKnNzn~:, The Tailor. jan tr

Miss M. ]‘l. Kennedy, of New

York, the expert corset fitter, will be at our store all of next week, demonstrating the famous P. D.

mittedly the most stylish corset on the market in this, or any country.

take advantage of this opportunity of seeing this line and of being litted

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ospitable manner, by a standing vote, '

Corsets. This,as you know, is ad- =

- Every lady in Charlottetown Should

with exactly the style of corset your :_ i»Ho.\E igg. gure requires.-Moore & llclieof. `

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One month’s treatment for 25 cents.

Sold by all druggists.

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@Coniectionery

We have just received our Xmas supply of Confectionery, and must say it- is the nicest ' assortment tobe seen in the Cir . `

Oni, one, two and three lb. boxes are just beautiful, _in

_ fact they are too pretty for dis- }`l'~ cription. .You need onlyto see them in order to fully ap- _~= precinte their beauty. If you ‘\l‘»-'~

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.ii are going to give a Xmas pre- 1 if,/U8 sent, we know of nothing so "‘ M. appropriate as one of our \\‘-`\` z \\.I Call and see our assortment

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Manfactured by Ganong Bros.

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".1 The Ideal Grocery, ‘* Cor. Kent and Great George Streets.

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W°’r8 doing it because we have too many Jschote, Old 'BWI

rather have the money than the Jackets.

We could keep the Jackets in stock-if we wsiiid to--bn

we think it is cheaper to lise money on them now-and get clear cf them.

So-here they go-in four lots.

V L0( 1-All the Costs from $2.75 up: to 0515-

there are 33 Costs in this lot, and 30 of

_them are higher than $2. 75, on solo it ‘Im

Lot 2 -All the 0010. from $5.25 up $6.96, p V

_ on s.le at 2 ‘§‘°0 _ ie/ r

Lai 3-Au me me fiom $8.10 up to $0.95, p {f‘ _

on sale at 3 /

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You’ve all the winter yet ahead of you-and you can buy /

best coat in the store' for the price of s poor one. _;

Now-can you eiford to do without s niew Jacket l

Talk ca.n’i.inske bargains but bargains .iks this can mah Qlk

rin. Olin m»y1<.°k surprising in the piper-h\\_ ei

more surprising in reality. Come and see l _ _ ’ I

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ouiiiustomers i 1

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our hearty thanks for the vor] lltirfloiory XII P trade we have hed. We also llsnro UIQ that Wo will in the future give them onli but attention, soiling only the very best quality in furniture st the loilt

possible prices- 1

Wishing all p “A Happy New‘Yeetr”

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Cold Weather Comforts

wane mei tissues 52.15, |ss.so. $4.00, $4.25 Heavy Grey Blankets $l.65i $2.75,

White cotton - Blankets.

' Grey Cotton Blankets.

Cotton Hatton Comforters.

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