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ue the Patriotic Concert .

THE GLARDI KN CII \Rl OTl`}:.TOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, FEBRUARY 23, 1900. ' ~

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League of Grace Church.

iu charge of her daughter. p THE following is from a parod com oserl l

tisement by the Berlin Dental Parlors, on me fourth Page Of last night`s program of

K 1 "1 the City yesterday arranging about the

stroyed.Mr.Burdett says that it was found

the fire was disco\ ered He will build

Ruby; senottisiie, white Mounmim! “me “"1"” “take” “P- W

Song---T. Eagleston.

Remarks by Rev. Rector. At the conclusion the students called

upon U. S. Consul Vail who received

39C Ill).

ROCMS are being furnished in the In I T*

._ - Think of the freshness” and

sane Hospital for Dr. Goodwill who has

_entered upon his duties a d' -l 'uper- Q, htflg @'

_ MR. \V. B. Burdett of Bridgetown was L intendent. Dr. Sinclair wlfllldlliiilslllbeciii for g i

_ ,the past twenty two years Medical Sup- paper Wguld

insurance on his buildings which were de- erintendent in the Dartmouth Asylum is

_ _ expected to visit the Asylum and to con- T? `~ Tl11l]k`h()W “Q W

*O b0 ll1lD0s~iibleto save anything when .suit with Dr Goodwill Yesterday Pre

if you patronize our odd lu sale

altz,_One Fond Hope; Cake Walk,| Wanted____\ case of Hzadache that Tl;elmLlld;)e; llll met? C2 dsotlglily _ - ' i ' _ W yds gl

BlBCk\‘1lle Swells; Waltz, Lucy Ducy; Kumfort Headache Powders will not re- lllllll . ve llll lllolle usa' ls e ll e ‘ March. Me1'1'.Y Gotham; Waltz, Helenylleve in ten minutes' All dealers te” maglllllcenl' alldlenlle tha? greeted hem ‘_--l-l

l Breakdown, Fizz; Extras, God Save thelpeents. at the concert last night. Every available

Queen Remarkable Reductions in M seat was occupied by an expectant aud-

Au ,fees of il ience, and an audience that was destined T

For but "Jus in the cn, On the 22nd of February, 1732, the first Whilte goods t be b da

Pre d _ _ Sal T o a un ntl; satisfied. .

si ent of the United States was born e f0l' 5 days 0111)' Patriotism is in the air at present and

ilk |50 900 our and as the ` Watch rodt much . . . . ‘

- years have ,passed by those p _ eve hi t otic, especially when it

, of :xlnericavs Sons v '1}~ ‘ & coo 0 wt ng pa rl

V » » . ’ ' ti - ll?-_ _-~'-1`-f __ ;-in '

_ ahh &»9ll¢,_f0rth _ _ . ,_ _,es ._ '_-llgasnintrinsic mer' ° wi 1 '_ __ _‘Q-_i :-..,¢ _ ~‘

have remembered “Woq _ I, V _ '- -_ Ileolnmander anda _-_- |f.lv_.a-'ii wlllis »;_,, at* .i - ~_,_>;;-T* '; ¥ > * _, W _ X Q _(_

ge p . The following excellent ` the direction lof Prof. Watts and Mrs.-

Allo Colored Dress Goods, toast list was well carried out : Mr. D. G. Cameron, Montague, is in the lMitchell were heartily sung and _ very in-ge var`ety to choose from The President- City- much appreciated by the audience. The md ,,p,ci‘l cur, ric__S from The Day we Celebrate.-~-J. Cam

P eron. Capt. Douglas the well known trav 801° part °f the Redi White and Blue ' `

\Vashin n--- _ . ` . _ ’ ~ ' '

gto L. Brennan is In the city llllllll »was taken by Mr.-I. R. Davison, while Rev p

S0113-"1 Kavlley- ` l _- l Leo. Williams' sang in - good voice and S' Our Flag---A. Clark. R£f’- D12 D0yl€ 0fVV¢1'H011 River Wa* in with excellent effect the solo in_ The ,Sold-_ St. Diiiistan‘s---T. Tobin. ‘ the City y€S©¢!'d=1Y~ iers of the Queen. Nopart ofthe evenings

Malcolm McDonald, Georgetown. entereeinmem' was meme taking than the

came to the City iast night_ tableaux. dThe; scenie pn §he1batt.le-fitelld

' ' ‘ ' ' . '. a in e

_ Miss _Neue _Maoiuian ofcymb-ia. is 3233322? .iii itlmdfiil. 'liioile iiiusi-

them in his usual pleasing manner and In the mt-V “Siem ‘friend d h ‘ ' ‘

_ _g S en. b e guest rating Kip1ing“s Absent-Minded Beggar

delivered an address of welcome which 95 cept' R- MeM‘ua3» Plinee St' , 4 was exceptionally good. while Rule Brit

was pleasantly responded to by Very `

, Eagleson and J. Kavney. Luncheon was then served after which an hour was pleasingly spent in solos,

qllartetes etc. After the singing of

' America, and the Star Spangled Banner

Wil---

When you buy from ue. 9 , _ Evsymina you get is Of‘; ents who were present.

thossmoqualit. Thatis Nl _ l

A we BESL Y O Jas. Cannon, ewton

' baby’a condition. ' `

3 i J. Bolger, Cambridge Mass. me” In

T0- '

~_ the proceedings were brought to a close

l _ bottle of ‘

Johnson’s

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During the afternoon a GUARDIAN

representative dropped in upon the scene

U and learned that the 13 gentlemen pres-

m ~ ent represent three states viz: Ver-

” Q mont, Rhode Island and Connecticut.

The followingare the names are stud-

Edward Stewart Newton

DAY ° T Eagleston Cambridge Mass.

- , Mas - It is pleasantly flavored, and

m , T. TOblD, BOSt/OD a S. _ _ _

L0weu_ children take it readily.

mu m . L Leo Brennan,

in it

“ me ,lr in Q _ Joseph Kavney, Haverell. Som only by i

~ 2 ‘° (1 Arthur Lomasney, Boston. p

. u l John Ryan Connecticut. -

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‘ml lm” J. Raftry, B ton. ` 5

` nr ‘H 8 Wm Dew Bljston ' l 0

mos ii ii Q » _ _ ' » ‘ ' W'n° o°o ,R. 1. \ i

*ill* |08 “ NZ-.l Ai-liilillr cigfklgleiisseid Mass \ l l \ : 5\\

W ‘_ ` Q . , ~ , I . d"

Piiiiilaisoliiillsltii “nz-Q ~

Rev. A. P. McLellan, Rector of si. ,T _ ., ,__._` _. ,_ Dunstans. Short speeches were also H _ ‘ f _ ‘ -_ _ 'V

made by Messrs. Leo Brennan, T.i I e -

l f \ r lll L1

by alljoining in singing God Save the I llo lllly A large llll cell

ueen.

Emulsion_.__.__..._ - #-

And by the time the bottle ,_

is half finished, you will

notice a decided imprm e' 'l

'Nl!»l$l¥=ll and lllileoilliltg ~

@ @ @'e_s-va;-'@>@

llilililir Diihesse Bread only g lwfiiii. Q gg " ' \

os. 3 -(.3, - H NIJSIME

Ella bealltlllbrealllllllll 0 @ l

l* Muses ofth Ee, Ear Tifblill and Nose. l l l

looses#

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sauce H- i.. oicKEY \ i &E

M Royal London of

Moorrlelds. and _

and Ear

Beautifiil Silks came in Saturday.

, Yi-ii’li find them on the Silk Conn/ter. Hand-

. in §2'ie§.§l?iiwip.m, Seine Blouse Silks in all the new shades.

Wire Grasses.

lmlmved hay press. een be had :it short no tice

Liiarlottetown C

xN0[llC Temp _e

e NUT EXPENSIVE SILKS

l Mostly 5o<_~, on-,65e,qiniif.y-only one

or two blouse lengths in all. Come and get

E your pretty blouse lengt li to-day or you il _bo _ sorry when you see somebody else Wearing

the prettiest shirt 'waist you ever saw.

and presses small * l

_ rt Bild presses tall- ’

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cf: `

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0 _ _ _I ,A ‘ their reputation. Mr. Chas. Earle » ‘_=`~ was enthuuasitically applauded ,_ --

annia could not be surpassed These tab leaux redected great credit upon those

` Tris Sons of England on St.George's Day,l _ l

1 wrd of April, will hold an entertainment P l ' `

T T in the Opera House, the proceeds of which , ° %

-__ will go to the Red Cross Societ l l

_ Y-

Tm: reinaiiis of the late Miss Fogarty of llllllllllylll lllllzllllll ol Alllllllllllll llllllllessllll c ' -

their delight in the good news from South ' W

ton last evening. ` Africa, by building a huge bon-fire in ii. p llrfllgflii were brought home from Bos- - » - - _

lielil near the village. After singing God

R1=.si~:m'i~: Tuesday night of next week `Save the Queen three cheers were given forthe concert in Heartz Hallby Epworthl f01` the Qlleell- "Old England-” L01`d

Roberts. General French, General A l A

THE body of the wife of the late Thos Bullerl and Our Canadian Soldiers. A

N 8

A ` _ _ ' y speci - feature of the dcinonstraton was l l hlurray of Morell came home last ew eiiiiig the emgy of “Com Paul., bmuglit upon the scene by Mr. Larkin and which was

y p .' la. striking likeness. After cheering Mr. l Thlnk ‘ar a m

by Molar Forceps with apologies to Rnd- y Larkin the crowd dispersed well pleased ‘ °

yard Kipling and contained in an adver- with themselves.

' ‘ . " ' mier Farquhai-son wired Dr. Sinclair and l -` T

in the spring. The new store will be the arrangements will be completed in afew Most Ullboullded Enthuslasm l g: ~ `

p same size as the one destroyed by fire. days. Preparations will also be made for Th]‘0ugh0ut the Wholg '% "

THE Citizens' Band will render the fol- llle mstallmg of 8' head nurse' All the A ' S “‘J -- _ `

lowing program at the Carnival to-night: nllllslls employed will be required to Entertainment l

\0,m,,,e_ Honeymoon; Mmh_ The SOM A <1\1al1fy_ by passing an examination. Dr. _

Hers of the Queen;-waltz, G01 den Streets' , Goodwill finds that there is so much work __

i Cake xvalk’ Kentucky Jubilee; Waltz’ E in connection with the ins itit€on_that his _ '_'

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` ';;*`.l_f»~§/esllli _

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~ _ weiieticed one lunplell I . srolisazss IQ

and again as he S2-ng The Englisll- r/`

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on, and suggested that _there are ther defenders of the Empire than our loyal sons if need be. The climax was reached when Capt. W. L. Moore recited he Flag, which was surrounded by t-he 0

y - can recited, Ordered to the Front in

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ning’s enjoyment. The sentiment of the f{l\_\ _ CHEAP 301 B_ se1eetion,_ Union Jn-koi oid2_Ens- 5'* Th”-*b°.'-9 hind, wgetheiiwith' 'theexeelieneeof-the __ ;-“__ s'nging by Mr.1Edw`ardHitc_hell, .'fr,§l _, "ff N round alter round of applause, Iii if . 5 ,_ absence oflliss Earle, Mr. Leslie Cooke im. . ` " ` sang with good effect The Absent Minded i ‘

eggar. The Cavalry Sword Exer- cise by 16 loyal girlsin costume was

,_-

"` 4 Ti"/

\l'l"/ ,__ _<1 _¢\__ _ l ._

~ We woul'l`like you to se

NO 1.-Walnut Suite in 'l`ap~

estijy and plush. 5 pi9¢e_

=i=11»s_- “sec in _goal . style $24.00 Csshdiswilnt 5 per' _°11,'°-- $22.00. 'M-

..>1

-lN0l_l 3---5 whim

ff? ° ~ _ ‘ ‘f .Safe . Upmlcene _ .seein

ther then this,they one and all sustained ll R989' l-nil* " SHN S _

lf °h"P` 5° $45.00. Ol!! l'l&

man. Mr. Massey and Mr. March, not so C N9 5__I. .ltuted olvar R suit ne

familiarto a Charlottetown audience as ,,`»," I . ' `_ ' __ ug e' "I9 he others, made a very favorable im- -All ` y llealllliul d“l'°° wh" ul’ s°°d A *lt* eh'

° - T \ _ i f _ _ i

cpression and materially addedto the eve- _ l _-_ .nd 'eu' 'fu'

al feminine defenders Miss Enid Mc-

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a. ' 8 " Rule Britannia, led by Mr. March.

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T the singing of the National Anthem the very excellent concert was concluded.

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ear, distinct and effective manner. The .

i enthusiasm of the audience was raised to l

lthe highest pitch, and cheer after cheer l lrang through the hall as Lieut. Bartlett read THE GUARninN’s telegram telling ,of British successes in South Africa.

ever before did a. Charlottetown

_ 2 I

ay night. More fun than a box of l

j monkeys; 120 laughs for 25 cents. '

and cheaper than a. covi Put up by

Use Oak Brand Condensed, better Mil l

harlottetowu Loudensed Milk Co. All* oc .

ainsaii over our store- now’~; T

if _ ~ _ - the time; doi'i’L miss if. .1 off. i

dience sing so heartily asthey then san

With a tableau of the full com i and

Snaps ii

hte and Colored Slim

They are good patterns.

Some are slightly soiled. Sizes Ut to 17

_ We have placed the lot on out counter and will clean thg out B

In the intermission abundance of candy about half price to make ro;-In for our new stock

assold by neatly costumed Red (koss Misses. . l

The thanks of the committee of manage-

ment were gracefully tendered all who 0 r 0 n c e a n had assisted in any way in the concert by

Mrs. Gardiner,Prcsident of the Society.

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Don’t forget to attend the Carnival Fri-

/ 21 3i

BFS i

g 30tf `

Stock-taking _,makes bar- 5

Piowsc Bro "3 li

U _ l lé _Men and weinc-'ii boys and Tim# H

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T0 CURE A §0LD IN A DAY. I -

Take Lat Lti-'e *-ir"-m \ Qziiniis Tiblets. A 3 .

r iggiats 'ef md he iiimgy if if fails to _cure ic. ii. W. Grove'~ _una ure on each bow.

P1’Il.I11iS.

Dress Good.;

4 1MZ11s11I1s,

Laces.

Ribbons I-'élannelettes Glnsharns

. ., . _ :v,.=:".~.\`~, ~ -jx '~ l ~l’~l=l¢ ~ i’ “.1-isé»»~f&»»

oui n IH

was of nie

need of new paper

bri htness that

Before we wrote tlih ld.

Our price lor the Who

,_ WGS

1 '_i_ _ ;' _ Q , _-~_`s_1;., kv _.. ii.; ,A-_ 4- _.4 ._c~." V7, s vation of February 22nd, the‘annivema,;y~..ggked 5,, gm, e5},~~:c ., ;_,-md .enti.re_-pi:ogi-am I , -y »

°f his birth- "th1°&0 houi-sto’b1:ea'k"aay."-’~"' lconsisted* of patriotic pieces. Shortly

_nsonie ago the Rector of st; ' _ _ G _ El. p A n _ ' ,‘afierso'cioek-Pravinnieembs T t

HDS &l1lS 0 088 pwclaimed Feb. 22nd llllll “lvl” ml l ‘commenced the evenin ‘s entertainmen

i a holiday in that institution. Yesterday With some national airsliand at il1f»¢l'V&lS_

'_ afternoon a dinner -was given at the ____ '

, -, . - _ during the entertainment rendered ap- _ _ , W Revere Hotel at which the Rector of the ni;il; lllllll Owen llellllllllllll to lllle llllly last Dropriate selections. The choruses under .' 1 ' 9 " -. _ if -- Colle resided

Parlor Suites

____

y Hee a Q °

Lieut. Arut1u° Peake and Mrs; Bartlett. -

The smoke-gas from the lights that were; __ ' B

burned was 'somewnat unpleasant for the ‘ audience and it seems that this might have been dispensed with, in these days

of 'electric light and colored shades. _ Very pretty and graceful _,was The Ca.nad_ gs ian Dance by little Helen' Warburton and

tif the °.‘_no encore” had not been the nie , -"="

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of the evening she would-have been recall- \' ‘li-5 \' _ ed. Of the vocalists the most of whoin* I' were old .favorites nothing needbesaid- -_

U bo! _-'Wuliut Fein P steaedm Figured vdoll'

plush-

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be-ceq

SRRIS mlm Hem

C4 _,tw __ mv( ,seasons/eu.. Msammtomioi C3 .0 - _ Lil; G K v ` lf - '

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