THE GUARDIAN, CHARLO’].'I‘ETOWN, [FEBRUARY 8 £899

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Lot 2

39 Nlgllli Bt‘6SS&S perf`ect- in quality and tinish gcneious in size and best workinanship; tucked yoke with bo\ pleat fi illed 'awe fi~i.led collar and frilled

Assorted Lot 3

Styles in this lot-tucked yokes, embroidery

trimmed-tucked yokes with embroidery insertion and frilled collar and cuffs, tucked yokes, torchori lace trimmed, etc , etc , woitli $1.00 and $1.05, our price to clear

Lot 4

0 Difleient styles, ele;_ .1 iitir triniiiied, solid tuck-

ed iokes,emb ii il 'red lioiit, and lace trinimed,worth

S1320 and .$1 ‘_’ > our price to clear

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The Selling of The White Skirts.

30 Skirts, lull width and length-Q styles-one

lfllnmed, 6 rows tucks and 12 inch frill, the other 61‘0ws tucks and embroidery ff-ill 5 _inches wide- made to sell for $1 OO, our price

White Goods now a. davs, has yet to buy right,

but buying righf does not mean a matter of “how

GINEIIEDW G|l8ap” goods that will not stand the

Wear and teai is not the kind wide-awake people _

buy We handle none but good goods- 2 T ,_ _ _ d in one fer the he B is-my asf no ie-e 1 .tfzlt;.f";;...;i°,i..°:i2 ‘Tis a fault, however, our customers appreciate. e’eiet-k yesterday afternoon.

_ Goon music catchy songs good

Th S fun all around. ’ Where? In Si ,Pe?er"s

5 Each

cuffs, made to sell foi t~0c, our price

C Each

each

LOT 2-Full umbrella style,tr_immed, rows of tucks ind 10 inch frill-the other trimmed tucks and wide

embroidery frill-$1 20, for

0{|l0l‘ “RBS $1 50 $2-00 and $2-50

|f Uuese are not bottles- than any in the frulle, we won’t ask you to buy-

Drawersf Special Values 1

At zo, 25, so and soc, 75, so

and $'_..°.° 2 0 . .iiiiiies niinnzvv. ’ #~“-~°-f-- 1 ..~ _ ~ »~~

`¥""'*f\'* Connolly’sWha.rf

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f “SPEClAL"Shinglessrebesf. _ R. 'K' asm “I i

< _ _ ;- __ _ ‘_ STAlIPER’S CORNER. .,

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White Underwear. -

Vile need the room for incoming new spring

goods-The White Wear must go, if low prices wlll sell them.

Night Dresses Lot l

ll ell made of good cotton, full size and latest

cut-fiont trimmed,clusters of tucks and embroidery insertion--positively worth 7 5c -our price

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ice off Little Sands.

concert in St. Petoz`s Schoo'room. Be one of the audience

Schoolroom next Monday eveninv

Z I VER! thankfully received at thjhos-

pilal for insane, a large supply of read- ing matter from Mrs. (Dix) A M;Neil1 and Mrs. H. Robertson. city.

Os' the evening ol the 21st inst., a

parlor social in connection with the W. F. M. S., Winsloa, will be held at the residence of Mr. Isaac Saunders, near the Parsonage. A good ptogam will be prep ired and an enjoyable tirneis as- sured, and the la lies of Winslos know how to make entirely satisfactory any- thing they underake.

A Suisscitiismt to THE Gnsiwilv

writinglrom Montana sends a clipping from a western paper containing the account of Prof. bchurmanw lite which has already appeared in these co1u:nrs_ The writer says: “I can appreciate a great deal ol Mr. Schurman’s exp arience lor I worked in a country store on the Island for 19 cents pei' day of 16 hours."

MR \ViLL1AM D. HIDE, to whom

TH1-: GUARDIAX referred yesterday as dying from the effects of an accident. died on Monday. Ho was a son of Mr. Joseph Hyde, Cornwall, and lelt home about two months ago. It seems he hid bcei working at 'storing ice when he fe-ll' down a slide about twenty feet. He was 22 years of age. The body will be brought home for interrment.

A CALL has been estendei to Rev.T.

J. Deineiadt to Exmouth street Metho-

`dist church. Rev. Mr. Deifis’a<lt occu-

pied this church before and has done 1 some good work which was highly ap- preciated by the members. Since then he has travelled considerably through ithe continent and the Holy Land. The lpreseit pastor, Rev. Mr. Shenlou, has acceprd a call to the Fairville church. -St. John Telegraph. '

Colnunitcitt Cnozs Norrs.-On

Thursday last the sin 'nv' sc'_ool at

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_Commercial Cross, closed for the sea- ;son. The last meeting was well at-1

15; ftendcd and all expressed themselves I well pleased with the manner in which

'Mr. bcni. Davey conduztcd the school for the lust two mouths. The young people ofthe place without doubt hive availed themselves of the excellent op- portunity of vocal training given them. -About the 16th inst, a missionary ‘cocci-nrt, which all should attend will be held inthe schoolhouse, and later on there will be an entertainment and pie social in aid of the P. E. Island Hospi- tal -The many friends of Mr. John Stuart, are pleased to see him home again from the \Vest, but sorry to hear ,of his being confined to his house with rheumatisin,-Judging from the large attendance at the school it is evident that our teacher, Mr. Elliott Fraser, is quite popular with both children and parents -GLAUoUs. `

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_ The craving for Alcohol, Opium, Cccain Tobacco, Cigarettes can be cured at the Keele Institute in Portland. Maine. So can Neuro.; henia., Nerve Exhaustion and that always tiredfeeling, seldom at ease condition._ and thesystem restored to its normal condition Write for particulars

EXTRA ReLLs for all styles of

clothes wringers at Le Page’s Old tani, Qisen Screet.-28 tl.

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1 §~ Lumber obtainable is as poor _ 3., as the least of OUR customers

§_ should have.

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;; ° THE , . BEE Hive We keep ONLY THE BEST

, _and ask only the usual prices.

1 ;“ SEE THE GAIN?

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THE Stanley still remains stuck in the

MoNi>.ir_Ni-:xr-St. Peters Boys* Club

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The S Busy --1 Presbyteriilnchii)rTni%tIll“i$?:locka£]I1i?yi(dili

A B _THE _Rev G C Robertsonol Leven- '_ C 3 1 ‘

‘ _ v dish, will preach on Sunday. the 12th , _

_ at 2.30, Bonshaw 6.30. ' l . ‘ it ‘ l

_1 _ Rnv. T. F. FULi.e_iiroN will lecture _ e ciiian »1 ..

' eeveningo " i i 16th ' . _ `

_ and Proline. ... .e.n.._-1 Tl? tl.. ° .1 2

_ gen eman will also lecture in the Long Creek

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ravsnr REPQRI.

Ne Chinese Patent Ofico.

There is no Patent Office in China,

and no treaty with Canada regarding copyrights. tridem irks and p itents; therefore, there is nothing to prevent Canadian books bein; reprinted, Can- adian trade-marks copied and Canadian patent goods reproduced by the Chinese themselves, tnou-gh if the infringer

tried and decidedfby the Canada Con- Slll. according to the laws ot Canada.

Below will be lou .el a list of patent;

recently granted by ha Canidi in Gov- erniment through Messrs. Marion & Marion. Solicitors of patents and ex- perts. New York Life Building, Mon- treal. . 62,205, Amedee Tetraull, Montreal,

P.Q., Sawing Machine.

62,208, Robert Anderson Evans,

Winnipeg, Mem., Vehicle Wheels.

62216.- Hargrave & Wylde, Mon-

treal. P.Q . Ironing Boards.

62,221 E.lm~JndPirenl Terrebonn

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P-Q . Samp'e Carrie.-s for Commercial Tauvellers.

62,223, Deminat Quint1l,Iele du

Pie. P.Q. , [nnproveniints in Carriage l Wheels. `

62.226, A.W.n;1is, neeeee, Engieen , 1

Stopping devices for bottles.

62,331, Pierre Larauge,St. I-Iyacinthe,

P.Q., Trimming at‘a. rhmants for Peg. " ging Machines. . ' `

62 360. Charles A.i’resco*.t,VicZo`rla.,

3.0., Ink lvells.

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1 ,~_' _ - ~ _ . W ofmen " 9" 'S -‘ whose aces .___\ _.eff

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fre q u e ri tl y fail to under- s t a n d that these are but the outward symptoms of inward dis-

Don’t buy clothing at any pricegefore inspec "t ` ` f A dir.

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And while in look through our - bot and Sho e- values _

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orders. They

~\_¢ resort to var-

ious cosmet-

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t ,ments and powders, not 7 *knowing that all the while

the trouble is not in the

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y il l skin, use , u 1I1_ CSYS

.i ‘ ‘ tem. It is sometimes _ab- tolutely dangerous to use outwafcl applica- iioiis. fer if the skin alone is cleared, the 1';-nl Ciizirnsc is likely to attack some internal _:su of tl:-e body, where it may prove fatal

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In the majority of cases these unsightly Sain diseases are due to two_tn_ings, weakf _iess and disorders of the distinctly femi- iine or5_-‘:.r.i.=:n, and impurities ofthe blood ~;inse1."; iw them. The woiiizin who sullers 'zulu cl'T.~:c3;v;s=: in a woiiizxuly \'i'3~5' Will S0071 _-“T57 in general hc-eltli. Her stomach, ' - ~ -.‘ ---we =~ will " ii to c~"oY111

ive; 1 ._...._r organs _ _ .8 P -l li1.ii~;f::;‘=~,_~;' fuiictioris, ‘.v:'.li the result that l;\`..'a<i.:`i fi."-comes inipuifc. Left to her- ::1§, size '.‘.'i’.l probably resort to cosmetics :::»;l oiziiiiieiits. Ifslie consults a Dl!}'5lQ"3~n we wil’-_ 1- ll iicr that the stoiiiacli or liver >.:l=,- if. :it fziiilt. Her ilittiiictly Woiiiarily zilaiieiit is rc-allv the f,_;'.~:t and only cause. '- fir tliir. slr: should resort at once to Dr. _"i'ei'ce'.< _`~:`l~'i\'-rii'it~'e Pre.<f_‘i'ipi§on. lt acts di- :ectlv ami .fi-:ly on thc delicate and iiiiportnut irgaiis coiiceiuicd. It them _strong md well. Then a course of Dr. Dierce’s Belden Medical Discovery will purify and :iirich the blood, and make her a new wo- ~ii:=.u. Medicine dealers sell both remedies.

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"I cauiiotsziy too mucii for Dr. Pierce_‘s Fa- -erite Pi~esci‘intion_" writes Miss Clara llaird. of “.rid':eport, Montgomery C0-. PEHU?-~ _ fm' tl" :ood it did me. If any one doubts this S'1V¢ thu” _uy name and address."

Sure, safe andsimpie ways to cure all

manner of skin diseases told in Dr. Pierce S ?~_1Ecrlical Adviser. For paper-covered copy send 31 one-cent stamps, to cover' Cl1$l20I!15 and inailiizg only, to Dr. R. ll- PWYCC- Buffalo. N Y.; cloth binding, 50 stamps.

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| 6 ssssssesssa Pairs

° Ladies',Fine Bonts,ileecy lin

good walking soles, worth 1

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L-di@‘ Fine Dongola . Lined huttioned boots. we

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sa Pane

Ladies’ Colored Skating a

Walkin Boots, ra ' in pri

from $2.%0 to $2.35,!h%lvI:'g

Girl’s Fine Oil Pebble, wa. lined boots, regular price $1.25 to $1.4 now

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and Shoes.

l' There are so many new things to `.

“Odds and Ends Sale” '

GRAFTON

Special Values

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be shown this year that we haven’ room enough to give them all 1 good display. Some articles mus _1be sold immediately, so we’ve` de- - cided to make 'a push on Silver ‘ Novelties. All sorts of pretty . articles at big reductions.

We have placed a goodly number

of very pretty things in our eas . window. Take a good look at them, i everything has an attractive price

1 on it.

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Watches Could Speak.

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9. a. sad story of had treatment buee they would have to cell. ,

a il allirsoiial llalloi

t YOUR watch been running per- i or years without attention or’ ; have stopped and you have

y shaken it to make it go ugly: . at your watch like the de - é

eco f mechanism that it ts.

All w me to examine tt tor you and

_ ~ ry clean or repair it.

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PHOTOGRAPHS

Superlor Worlunans 1

loilerate Prloes

combine. to make our Photographs the most satisfactory in Charlottetown

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Instruction given in the following

subjects and the on accompanying termsz-

Pipei Organ, term of 20 lessons, our

hour in duration, $16. This also in- cludes iise of organ, etc.

Piano, one hour duration, $10.

`. Piano, Vocal. Clarinet, Flute, or Brass ilnstruments, $5 P01' wfmfl' hour léssons.

lSa.tu`rdey lecture at 10.30 n. D!

~ All stuldents enrolled admitted free

Hem rr'-e~iz, 2 te 5, 1 te 9.

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