THE GUARDIAN, CHAR.LO'l".l‘ETOWN, FEBRUARY 14 t899. A

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The Always Busy Slore.---STANLEY BRUS-

llnolatlons on hile Anrons.

Prices and Values like these ought to interest every

wearer of Aprons.Z

IPRUHS-~Madc of fine lawn, with wide hem,

20°'

each.

APRQNS-Fine lawn tucked, large ties,

2 5g'aeh.

IFRUIS-Fine lawn, fancy plaitedbib, frills over

shoulder, Wide ties,

42gileh.

APRDHS-Fine lawn, fancy plaited bib, frills over

shoulder, Embroidery trimming, wide ties,

_ 62‘d.ach.

|P|\0HS°-Fine lawn, tucked bib, elegant em-

broidery trimming,

_ Bngiich.

"RUNS-Fine lawn, trimmed embroidery. bib,

frills on shoulder, deep tucks, insertion

_ around hem and sides,

$1 and 1 .20 each. Ready-Illade

Sheets.

The kind ure sell can only he had of us ; they are good sheets, fine and heavy; torn and

hemmed, 3-inch hem; there is not_a particle of dress- ing in them, they are all ready to put on the beds, There is not another sheet in the market that ap- proaches them in value, 2% yds long. by 2 wide.

58”'

each.

Hemstitched,

` 7o;i\ch.

Sanitary

Diaper

We have introduced a price on this that is one

third less than you have been paying, done up in 10

yard lengths. 18 inches wide at the extraordinary low price of ° -

5 5c_per

piece.

*Illia-wear-The Whitewear that we sell is made by skilled operatives in the largest and most

modern factory in this Dominion.

latin to Fit, lade to Wear.

laglg fo “wk wgll, and at prices one quarter

£0 one third less than the smaller makers can do the Same goods for.

_ight llpgggag that have no peer in value 50c» 60c.80c, l.00 and I-25-

Gorset

Govers. A

l2c, 28C. 32C, 50C. 600- 756-

Drawers

20% 253i 3°C| 5061 59C- 7531

Skirts

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* The Latest News ol tho oily

LOCAL BRIEFS

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Gathered hi Guardian Reporters and llor-

resnonrlenls Everywhere. ~

(See also on pa.,,e 5.) V

' Mn. L. E. Pnowsi: is suffering with

» an attack of la grippe. _

THE special mail train arrived from

Cape Traverse yesterday afternoon at 3.45 o’clock.

Ti-Ii: Prince of Wales College exeimi-

nations which were postponed from Christmas will take place ro-day and tomorrow.

THE friends of Miss Bessie McDou-

gall,of Bangor, King`s Co. will be pleased to hear that she has recovered from a very long and distressing illness and is about again. `

Sons or Ei\'cr.ANn!._Meeting of

Lodge Prince Edward. to-night at8 o’clock sharp. Every member requested to atrend. Businessof importance. A cordial welcome to visitors. .

(handler, and ‘Mrs. Chandler and son, have been in Truro for a week waiting to cross by the S. S. Stanley. They are returning from their trip to Colorado.

THE Rev. Marcel Conran whois to

conduct the mission in St. Peter’s Cathedral, is expected to cross the Capes to-day (Tuesday). The open- ing service ofthe mission will be on Wednesday evening at 7.30.

To-iironiiow being _ Ash- `Wedncsda.y

there will be the following services in St. Peter’s Cathedral. Holy Commun- ion 7 a. in., 7.45 a, m. and 11 a. m. Matins 9 a. in., chi1dren’s service 5 p. A m. Introductory address of the mission preacher 7.30 p. rn.

THE programme of the Mechanics’ '

Hall Co’s. concert and basket social to be held in their hall, in the new Prowsc Block, on Thursday next, will be found in another column. Read it and be convinced that 'a pleasant evening’s entertainment is in store for those wno attend. Tne musicil part of the pro- aramme will be held in Mechanics’ Hill while the sooial will take (place in _a large room adjoining, where hot A ceffee will be served.

REV. A. GUNN of Cardigan, was sur-

prised on coming home from an after- noon’s visitation of his congregation, to find the exceedingly large increase of his wood-pile. during his absence. His heartfelt thanks are hereby tender- ed to the kind people of Martinville and St. Peter`s Road, who so generously re- membered him and his. Mr. Gunn and all his household have received much kindness from persons in all parts oi' the congregation for which they are deeply grateful. _

THE funeral of the late Archibald Macmillan took place yesterday morn ‘ ing, from the res’dence of Capt R. Mac-

_ millan, Prince St.. to South Rustico

Cemetery. The service at the house was conducted by Revs. T. F. Fullerton and YV. H. Spencer. There was a large attendance of citizens and mem- bers of St.Lawrence and \Vildey Lodges, I. O. O. F. The pall bearers were Messrs A. S. Jthnson. Ed. Henderson. Lohn McNevin, Robert Rattray, James Stewart and Joseph Clark.

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_For Lumber. The Bee Hive-

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Ti-ii-.0.1. B. Lodge will meet in

'Mechanics Hall, Prowsn Block, on _ Friday the ' 17th Feb. at the hour of 7.30 p. in.

I. 0. F. -Regular meeting of Court

Avondale to-night at 8 Tclock. Special business- a fulllatteudance is requested .° Kindly remember the hour. A meet- ing of Prince George Encampment will be held at the close.

Few stage representations of battles

are seldom successlul as educators as to the aczual work done by troops in the Field. This will not be the case with the Engineers and ther representation of the "Last: Stand will be pfecise 'in all the actual details ofa modern battle. The Last Stand, as will be presented in this case, is based on a pathetic story that rs told of a body of British troops in the late war against the Metebeles. £The red coats were completely wiped out and later on some of tho natives who were taken prisoners near the end of the war, told how _the _Bri1ish, when

off their hats and sang a strange song- God Save the Queen-it is presumed. Afterwards when the bodies of these men were found it was also discovered that the bolts of the rifles lay in vari- ousdirections where they had been thrown by the soldiers in order that the rifles, when they fell into the hands of the enemv, would be useless. A re- presentation of this ir citlent will in- deed be interesting. Friday the 17th is the date of the Engineers entertainment.

As already announced the Kings

County Temperance Alliance held its annual session at Montague on Tuesday last.. At 2 30 p. in. President Rev. R. W. Stephens in t ok the chair, minutes of last meeting were read and sustained after which the officers *for the ensuing year were appointed as follows:-President, Rev. W. H. r Spencer, Montague; Vice Presidents, Rev. Wm Phelan,S;urgeon;Rev. Ewen carrie, Mt-my 1-liner sauna, Rev. A.‘ Gunn, Cardigan; Rev. A. W. K. Herd- man, Georgetown; Rev. E. A. McPhee, ‘ East Point;Rev. Mr; Maztnews, Souris; Mr. Wm. McLeod, Dundas, and Mr. D. McKinnon, Murray Harbor North. The Secretary and Treasurer were re-e1ect- ed_ The President in his report con- gratulated the Alliance tn their success- ful offorts in preparing the public mind for the plebiscite and held out the hope thatshoud the government act in accor- dance wi h the mandate received from the people. a ne.. 'era of prosperity would dawn on this fair Dominion. Rev. _ Father Phelan, in the course of his address referred to the gliter and splendor surrounding the sale of intoxicating drinks in the chief cities of Europe (which he lately visited) forming such a powerful attraction for the unwary who find here a stepping sion? to a course of moral degridatioa and ruin. He also ex- pr- ssed ns dfrsatisfacrion with the man- ner in which the Scott Act is being en- forced. Mr. Martin McKinnon, D. A Martin and others spoke along the same line. The A iiance in conjun- ction with the Independent Order of Gord Templars are arnnging to use iteir influence with th givernment to have Scott Act fini s and punishment infi.cied as the law direcrs. A com- mittee was aopoinred io draft a resolu- ion in reference to the g .-vernment and prohibition which will apiear after re- ceiving the assent of a mass meeting for Which, arrangements are being made by the Alliance. The meeting then adjourned to hold its next annual session at Cardigan, with intermediate sessions as occasion may require at the call of the /Executive.-COM.

So much depends upon the purity of

the blood that by taking Hood’s Sar- aaparilla many different diseases are cured.

Special Values

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"' There are so many new things

be shown this year that we haven’ , room enough to give them all ' good display. Some articles mus ,~ besold 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 numbe

of very pretty things in our .

window: Take a good look at them, everything has an attractive pri¢

on it.

I w. w. wanting THE GREAT Wlllllll |ll)llSE-

.' s in Canada.

ed here regardless of price. _ l

ceived, of which the following are iifew samples:-

before; but I don’t want any other.

another box before 'navigation closes. p »

tasted i_t here thoughtit very line. ' -

could do a good business for you. _ -_ '

order for the amount. , r

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The originals can be seen on application.

Ch’town, Feb. 14.

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BraliminTea

The Most Popularanzid Best Seller

Imported Direct from tlie Tea .Gardens

i It challenges comparison with ainy other Tea now o"fer-

Hundreds of letters praising Brahmin have been re

` New Yoizx, October Z)

_ _ _ Would it be too much trouble for you to send me a. .chest of that India Tec

"Je" °°mm“°‘°”“‘°” W”-5 all g°°°» ‘Wk l that we are so fond of ? If you can send it to Boston it will be forwarded to mc.

Bsooxtrir, N. Y., 4th December

_ We liked the Tea purchased from you last summer- so well that I should like to order the same kind' again if we can get it without to0_much trouble

Pnovmiiixoie, R. I., 26th Moy

I like the Brahmin Ten, so do my friends. I would like an 80 lb. box some as

' r Oruws, November 4.

The Tea you sent is excellent, so much ‘do we like it that I went you to Botti

i Tonoisrro, December 26

We are simply delighted with the Tea.; if anything, it is better than the

sample sent. I may have ri larger order for you next time, as friends who have

Mouramat.. Apnl M

Do y_ou remember sending me ' two boxcsof Tea lntescptcmber. Kindly.

send .me six boxes. I would like exactly the same-qnalitytas we had bcforcr which would be very dimcult to beat. Do you want ce Agent here. I believe

_ _ _ r Sr. Join, N. B., October 30

Enclosed please find the amount of your bill lfor the Teawhich wee meet mill

gactcp-y and much liked by my family. I will seiid for mother box when this in ms ed. r ` l

» _ 3 Moiscron, N. B , November 2.

Sample of Brahmin Tea received. Please send me one' box. I enclose P 0

_ - ,_ Hamnx, N. S., November 6.

Please send me four chests of 'Iea, same quality and size as previously leak

5WiNnson, N. S., February lst

_ The two boxes Tea. which you advised having shipped have arrived The Tee

gives much satisfaction, and is also approved by friends who have tasted it.

Hoieacn Haszann

Agent for Canada and United States

Then buy the next suit at A. R CE’S

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asn’t YOUR watch been running par- ps for years without attention or mrgly have stppved and you have c yshaken itton§&kc1&8° 88142- Treat your watch like the delicate

piece of mechanism that it is.

Allow moto examine it for you and if necessary clean or 1'¢Dli1' lf-

li. F. HUTGHESUN.

Vlilellaiir at lmlu.

Queen St. _