THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, FEBRUARY '22 1899

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Hain White Sleeetlngs 72 ,mb 16 cts Traverse yesterday at 4.30 p. m.

811°°h 20 “S 'run Ladies’ Aid society of sr.

David’s Church,Gcorgetown will hold

Twnlad whit’ shaatinns a tea and entertainment in the school

73 “wh 19 cts room Friday evening. Feb. 24th. An 81 ,ooh 31 ¢i~,s_ evening’s pleasure is assured.

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We want you to remember

Cake every day Our in- gredients are all first-alas

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D STEWAR

Bakes Best Bread

¥##§%## of all lines of Wintei' Goods

- Dress Goods, `

Furs,

0 J acketc,

Shawls.

llllli0TH WHITE m_

Gathered Bi tuardlen Reorders and tor-

respoedents Everywhere-

(See also on page 7.)

Ti-:ni mail train arrived from Cape

Mi-:sans Hes-ran & Ciiossinr, the ,

"am Plnuw cattnns well-known cvangelists, are conducting 40 ,mb 8 cts a series of meetings in St. John’s_, N. 42 mob 9 ts F., of which the newspapers there give

extended and spicy reports.

|'°°u'ar Finn” cnttnns THE olice arrested William Rodd on

40 1U¢11 10 °1"S a wirrant yesterday, charged with 42 inch 12 cts stealing a parcel of dry goods and a 44 inch 13 CCS piece of beef, together valued at about

Towels, Linen I-luck

"Ox”4 79 °11S P1111 holding a grand concert in aid of the 21143 35 cts pair Baptist parsonage at North River. on

$4.50, the property of John McNevin.

THE Baptists of Long Creek, intend

Monday, Feb 27th in Mr W E

"Ill llld TW“|Bl| GPC’ Stretch’s Hall, 1Long1Creek. 1Som1eol1

Slleetlngs onarioiiewwnis best cient will nike

part and no doubt, a full house will

72 inch 19 cts yd greet them. _Admission 15 cents. `_ 14

Ql||’lS, H088] Ullllll " Prior. W.i'r'rs'has been secured by’

the Engineers to assist at their enter-

104 °" 91 1°°11» P1“1”» 58° °°'°11 tainment onThursdav evening, .,_TlIis 1014 0F 91 1U°11> f1'1“8°» 75° “Wh will prove a welcome addition to their ‘ ll-4 or 91 inch, frmge, 956 each already interesting programme.; 3Prof.’

Watts will render a solos on the clariouet

T3|l|9 |~'||0|\5 and this should prove a great attraction.

54 50 and ce meh ess 2.0¢ and 35° 11'” °“""'“1”“‘°“‘ 1'.'° "°. 81"" 1°'

the benefit _of the hospital and a crowded

Bhachad napkins house should 'greet the Engineers._ They

ik’ 55°’$16§§’ 856’ dsl 10 $145 THE Maritime _trophy won by .the

up Per 02°” Crescents in the bicycle meet at Sum-

ladios "|g|\t anwns merside last year, is on exhibition in

deserve it.

the show window of Wellner’s Jew-

pecials-47c and 65c Nicely trim- elry store on Grafton Street. It is

ve handsome and has been artisti-

med and good sizes YY ,

cally engraved by Mr. W. T. W ellner.

Laelles Drawers on one sine nine m¢ripiion~s.ii.A.A.,1

rink yesterday afternoon between the second C. B. C. team and second St. Dunstan’s proved_ a sweeping victory forthe Saints, by ii score 9 goals to 0 goals. The game was slow all through.

Tm; Stanley left _Georgetown wharf

at 6 o‘clock yesterday morning and ow- ing to difliculty with ice, particularly in turning, she did not get clear of the harbor until 7 o’clock. __ At 8 o’clock last night 1a despatch from Picton said she was sighted about 6 miles Off Picton apparently fast in the ice.

SALYATION ARMY.--On Thursday

evening Ensign Miller will deliver a lecture entitled Woman, her place in man’s heart, her place: in man’s home,her place in the world, her place in religion. A grocery colle - tion will be taken at the door. All at- tending are requested to bring a pound of groceries with them.

I1' is particularly requested that all

cheese and butter factories in the pro- vince should have their cheese and but- ter makers present at the meeting' in the Kindergarten Hall on Friday even- ing, the 3rd of March at 7 o’clock, where full discussion will take place and Profs. Robertson and Maconn will speak on the question at issue. -

Tian Gnannisio was shown yesterday

a. letter from Newton, England. _dated Nov.e26th. 1813, addressed to* the late John Pearson. in care of Christopher Smith, Crapaud River, P. E. I. The letter was 'written by John Wright, _of Newton, England,-,_ who in the letter makes _inquiriesabout America and the prospects for a living in this -country. He quotes the following prices for pro- duce in Fngland: Best wheat, 11 s. per bus.; oats, 20 d.per stone; barley £3 10 s. per qr.; beans, 112 s. per bus.

Ar five o’clock on Wednesday, -Feb. the 15th a very quiet and, _interesting- event took place at the residence of Henry Murray,Pleasant Valley, Lot 21, when Mary Alice, youngest daughter of

'fix :,1;;111y‘C:1,1,1,1,i;11o§u,i,§1,:1t,1;1,:,:,ny 11:E't°dM11i.11rof some three'hnudred_ ' feet, followed

trcchyfcr ccmpctiticc by thc bicic1c_Kenn<miwaire.0f wiimot vs1iev.'rse “Y “ ‘°°°°‘1‘ °1_°"““°” °‘ “1.’°“*

W1111° 11155’ 153°, 12° P81 clubs of the Maritime Provinces,” and loorommy was witnessed oyo fow of, sixty feet. That since these elevations o

L di sk|l"tS on the other 111898' Won by 01193091-11‘5» thenear relations 1 and friends of the me eurtfme of our Idllmd has recently

3 °3 of Charlottetown; C. M. Clarke, Reg. ooomotiog pmios_ Tho groom ,pos been uniformly subsiding and has fallen

Good mo Mo each Stewart, P. C. Brown.” oo ooftoo by no Funk Moconom of some thirty or forty feet _was shown by

ENGINE1iRs.- `-A full attendance of the MR E B_u.`mu_o WILLIAM, camo

A different squads requested to meet at to the my yesterday '

rooms this evening at 8 00 sharp By

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________ ' ‘ order. - 1 1 . 1 THERE was a fair market yesterday.

‘ Parson Street School Lecture course. P°"1‘ 124’ ""13°‘1 911511115' 511100 , 185*

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___ The Lalttl llttlt ol the [i|ly,l.i‘ii1i`§‘.§ff.'$‘§".'.¥"I.‘.’.‘.§§f...‘I§.f.”° 3§i$“”’£i.’§ cnc- _ 11 11°" "1°"' ° °

and Province. A§:;“°°.i?:$§“§fl.S§“’2‘;.‘?‘? §.‘i?Z2i THE mm" °f ce cfs Mmcc

.D’Avcy McGee.

1 THE hockey match at St. Dunsta.n1’s

Church choir are reminded el the prac- tice to-night. Each member is special- ly requested to bring a Methodist’ tune book with them.

A SEvERAL ofthe -P. W. College stu- dents havegone home for- this year. Among them was Mr. Charles Ross of

Dundas, who was a favorite among the students.

Owiirc to the sickness in the home of

Mr. Igaac T. Saunders. Winsloe, the Parlor Social and entertainment -to be held there has been postponed until Friday evening, 24th inst.

Coins: to the Basket Social tonight, at

Winsloe Hall,a good programme is pre- pared and Mr. Chandler is going to give an exhibition of gymnastics. »Ad- mission 10c,Ladies with Baskets free. 1

THi~: C. B. C’s. entertained the Y’s in

the W. C. T. U. rtoms last evening. There was a large numberlpresent and an-enjoyable evening was spent. The following programme was nicely rende- red :-Duett, Miss Annie Harris and Hr. McDonald; solo., Miss. Winnie, Collings; reading, Miss Rattray; in- strumeutial duett,Misses Murphy ;banjo solo. Prof. Hawley; vocal solo, Samuel Doyle; address, Rev. W. J ._ Kirby; address, Prof." L. B. Miller. Hot coffee. cake and candy were iserved and freely indulged in. The president ofthe W.j`C. T. U. cordially thaiikfedi the C. B. C’s. for the very hospitable manner in which they were eitertained. The ‘ "preceedin'gs~' were ~-brought fto`-at' close by singing Auld Lang' Syne. 3 ~

Tamar: was an improved attendance

the meeting of the Natural History and - Antiquarian Society in the Y._M. C. A; parlor last evening to _listen to the reading of Mr. Thomas May’s paper on ` geological reminiscences of P.E. Island. llr.John Newson occupied the chair and 1 in the absence of Mr.L.W. Watson, Mr. Bentley, acted as secretary. The` ad- .dress treated of the supposed origin of the numerous granite rocks and bould- ers found invarious ' parts of thelslandi o and went to prove a former elevation ' of the surface of the land to the height

Mr Mays observations of the accumu-

THE P1'°°bYf°1'J' °1 Pf111°° 1*1£1W%1'd_,B°°°g;‘;’ anilhths dfismr .iff 1§fio§~r°°m latibn of mud and debris above that

Island will meet on Tuesday. the 7tIi'K"tt°°_ °.° b*h,f1 1; ht; i HW” former Sunoco ao St Fotolia’ Moron,- day of March nent, at 11 a m , in St gwenaway -V er 5 P ar' em'-V F H is Marsh ang giher lqgggligigg,

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J ames’ Hall. Charlottetown. This meet~ gag? ‘gg melgupnallklnot HW” 3:? ,Ja am gmmwhmgng gf tug tide wgrug ning 15 sure to call for there sedemsts, jim. ccdlggl emn:arm".mn` tho oom_ noticed within even a few years. Mr. 1.

and in consequence members will not be _ , M ~ bn f 1-,ug gxegxgne Pape; was able to return home on the day of meet- ;P_‘°3f b' P1°7’°g °“ 11" °1'3`"1 and magnsod so with io.,,._.£ooo attention

Th P I ing. Sessions* are requested t0 forward smgmg' Af;°rP"mkmg.°fa' 8121111113' and was discussed h ietlv by Senatorl

e eop 8 S are ihcif 1`°P°YfS at 00°*-" 1° 111° \1Uf1°1'11am8d _°usn11°Pa::a; °,oasa;15m1;1`;‘§r -3 Bogie McDonald,Prof. Shaw. Messrs A Charles

_ Conveners:_ Sabbath Schools, J. M. 5" mg .P . y P l ° Palme;-,pgmy Pgpe, P;-in¢ipalMcSwain,

riSh€1', PI°1U°°i°WUi Y°°“g 900111013 ab-1° wk’ smgmg -and 111115101 The W L C tt and ottie Much valuable

Blankets.

_“FOR” Bachelors.

Ladies` Gloves.

P P Y

, _ The Standard for quality. Is used by' all large 1

Wl1y,`3l'- UIC W0l'1d 3 Falfe panies and Livery Stables. It has no equal, and is sold ob all

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dealers. flllanufactured only by - .

Men’s Sweaters. Men’s Jerseys. Men’s Linders, Men’s Drawers, Men’s Shirts. Men’s Gloves.

Wool Flannels,

Ladies1 Hosiery. _ _ , Flannelettes,

“H and 1000 other lines which our limited space forbids us to

rmention.All must be closed out regardless of cost. within the ,

Wc lme a very large Stcck Of next ten days to make room for our magnificent new stock "“°°‘1 sccdc 'of novelties now on the way.

'[he Best Bl-ands - Sale to begin Monday, February.i20th, at 10 a, m. ` .r o.. ...y iowespnccc Black Dresss Goods a Specialty.

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GROCERS , ` _ '\ yi 1. I »,\`1‘. - »

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Uomerof creat George and Kcct Ste _ soccnssons To BEER Bites. J K t 0/9060/srf "

~-_-be ii rfrn1d_--9°” 15° _

bocletlem J' R' McKay' Mums' L1” vvdlu1:ibl;sPrdsd1nl§11ll)dl1d1ngothd1i;ebein;'119. m1°1`mat1°11Wa8 1°°‘.1°.11ed“31‘°th°m’t°ry

and Work. Archibald Gunn. St. _ ~ _ . h

Anthony; Smoimos_ T_ C_ Jomoo, Coop ,beautiful set of bed room furnituro] by 1, 2:1; tgiteosilyc hoglatotgsgpspioon ooeogndt Si.

about our lmtetown’ These 11811011.15 must bl delllt 1 2f;11B;1|11Df1,!1r111111§|1;;1é1¢1;11;1t y1?ed§|1,};1ea11o0,:111 Pete~r’s Islands andother places,iu some

h k Wilh at the f0l'\h00m1_“g _meeung 1° “au groin bv hor soopfathg. ood og; om'1,1cases small islands' having entirely C e order that they may be in time for the] ~ ~ _ P W vdisapoealog some amount was i

General Assembly Convener. Grants to F set by M" H°1m‘b“1,M““*Y' O" the oowovoo oxproofed at the idea

- - ‘following day at one o clock the happy- _ . 1 L

that We make fresh SGM011 xgmeutifid c,;11g111f~1_ga1;é?l§1§or;l£ $188182; ‘couple drove to _their_home in Wilmot ‘°‘ an _ “lllfetm subsidence. egmt

500359 ‘_ _ _ the audience was rather reliev to, 0f_P1'9Sb}’191'Y- 1 it311231oixlotglggllo§r1T:11;o;§1§1o_ $13512 hear that a future rise in our elevation

is a not unlocked for event. Some specimens of petrified wood, tones and other curiosities were exhibited and Mr.

1 1 George Clark of North Wiltshire, pro-

rea _ duced sometragments of petrified bone

' . found imbedded in therock some fifteen

feet below the surface at' the railway

the judges of award_ selected

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as alone thought worthy of the Q

highest possible marking- '

' 100

$111) points of perfection

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the standard by which an others

should be judged

Sold by

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as 5%

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0 . $5? R _

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U Q -_jo7_..f,:_=,»_,-_ .` roomsetc.,

' » We want' the Broom; -_Sri-.we‘ lot, _paper _ and border together . *i ~i. fraction of theircost placed them 1; on _ second floor. - ‘ _ ' '

Perhaps enough for threeor four' p g-(about 200 lots)-but if yo'n’re __

be here to day. _ » ’ 1

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THE WALL 1’.e“f1?1-°~,'l__l__1_11',3_1"_:

- Tuesday, zist February, |899

Wall Paper Remnants

o=Day. -

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mmlifuts Q" ”

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are as low a others ask at specia1'sa1ee`. 1 1

e H`ave’nt Reduced 1 1

Our $65.00 Parlor Suite to $45.00. 1

_ We Don’t I-lave To.. s

1 ` But just see our $45.00 Suites. V Tli_ey~_are equal

V any FORMER PRICE $65.00 SUITE in the ci

1 owtmg near his hoine.The vote of thanks-N1 1 c _ . _ V 1

1 1was'moved by Senator McDonald and, ~ _ ' ' ‘ ' 1. -__ , 1

o “s conded by Mr.. Cotton. ~ 7 _,E ; _ ‘ o ` ~ '

’ » 1 RE others just as good? _, ' _

The I'.¢:np¢r1a.1_ C511 C0 , L

Bt. John. 1V. B,

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NOW Ol 1AT 1'l~lE. -

Lennon r-rou

IJIOSS G-OOGS, `\7§7]J.1'l50

Prints - c€tt@D.S»

Skirtings

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