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EUARDIAN. ' ' mer or ALL" '

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When buying your coffee don., merely say “A pound of be t Coffee”-Specify S

cal l rand offee

It costa no more than inferior grade; and our reputation is behind “_

Packed ln l and 2 pound cans only, cmisi-: /min simaonu. - Mowrna/ir..

lt' Pays to buy in this Province.

_Alex Ma:-tin, Valleyiield, is in the flfy- He returns home today.

William Storey and Chester Mutlow if Miliview, were recent visitors to l/It Albion.

l Miss McDonald of Charlottetown vas the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. l- Mclnerney, St. John, last week.

Any one who has not heard Major lnrtlctt's lecture on Ancien

llARLOTlETO WN

-»-fl 0lEEN’S COUNTY '

Slieelings and Pillow Collons

--A-will be hemmed iree__`

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yesterday afternoon.

River. was in the city yesterday.

turning in the afternoon.

turned home yesterday.

The fla on the Provincial B

D. P. Irving, M. lr. A., of Vernon

D. L. McKinnon, M. L. A., Monta- gf

gue, was in the city yesterday re-

Miss Alice McGee, city, who beg

been visiting friends in Montague re-

t -M ' *m

t Rome| , _S lllld-

bould go to Grace Church Thursday ing is flying, at half mast out of re- ilsht. Feb. 115th. spect to the memory of the late Wm.

Mrs Robert Sanderson, of Green-

lnobbeaér CJR?

and we are guilty. We have robbed Castor Oil of it terrors for children. Now iimde as nice as honey ‘ S

Get a bottle i_5c V

' The lllackinnon Drug Co.

- “'l`hi: Best Drug Store"

COP- Ct. C-co. 81. Kt. Sts.

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Are Your A

Glasses Eiglil

Vision changes as all things do ~

with the years and the glasses that were justright a few years ago may be all wrong today. If they have

outlived their usefulness, you are , doing your eyes an injury bywcar- _

r - 2 r ~ » ‘.§;‘.‘;‘.?.‘;‘i..?;:::§..?" l;;;:¥;°i;: gym' ,§.<»=»~»~--- A-- us test your eyes and see whether ‘"1 "ed Gfnenlly

l. trnuii dr~nt_:ii work ish t|` "oil

med of pleurisy and pneumonia.

sociutioii in the O vera House on St

the Beiievolciit Irish Siir:idty, und will ic rcleated the next night..

if I’ ll‘\'il1L'. ‘Nl I. A Vernon

.\., city, are both entir.:ly without iouurl.Lti'ui.

/it the Sulircmc (fouit in this city

,'cstoriluy thc r.i';:unicnt in the appli- cation for a rule for it new trial in the ciisu of lloilesoii vs. Mcl{ie was ,cont-liicii-il nt one o'cloi:k. Judgment ‘was reserved :ind cfiurt adjoilrned to

iffrt again this morning at. clcvcn

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your presciit glasses are suited to ,,’,‘,'.|,, _,.,,» f,,,- |,|,._ if_,.,,,, ,,.,,‘|'",“,.,. "f*‘“*;"; °"1"‘f"~

, . . _ __ us, yei

thexn_ _-i find sittin., :ii 1-i'i.~\\'n1ii'_liriil2i: iv- ri;

s.. asi-oinior\.:\lil|~ :og i'i>:id|ni: un inter.

'l`hc Gurirdian hockey teaini has ac-

lil.

" r!Sl‘llll‘stor_\'. \Vei':ii\ ifrlprove vour api- cg t d th- l ll* f “Tl I) '

i-iii'unci-:iiiil_\'oiirI-»:li.|.. . fi ` ~ I. D 0 L (' cm time 0 lc 0"”

hw Wu ,l-i1i<1i'.\'oiii-fowl lil--`l.ti»i~.` ln h°|"'“’““ Blasters’ for it friendly gaine of hoc-

l25 Queen Sl.

' 0PllCl3l'l Next Baer Q Goff;

Smith Side Oiiecn Square ' ,|..,f_ Ph"““ 275"

iscount `aic

» \e to he a ed on Wi-rinesda even-

.” y pl y _ . . y -ni; Feb. 22, in the llilhiboro ltink, proviilini: that neither team has any uiayrixs who lnivc lined ull in the Scu- 'or or junior hockey league.

The St lhinstnn College Hockey

tuaui has arruiiged niutciics with the tenuis of (leor_L:r;town and Montague nal lc-five for those towns this morn

Now that thc roads are 'good and the days fiue :ind thc l""“‘i ”°"lf”"» °°""`“'i 1“““h““ '"“‘

people from the country can get into town, wcuiil begin ou

.s‘wceiicy, wings. The boys will be ac- corniianicd by l<`athr\r Mclntyre and W. ld. Uauieron besides ii number cf students. They play the team of the

discount sale February ist and continue during the whole f.;,,,i Gm in Ge... eww., my i,

‘ ' 'y iz liz t. iul l\‘lr.~ntaguc Thursday night. Mr.

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iiionth. We will give genuine discounts, but as we do not iii-.-,uiifni is the niiumg.-.r.

mark our goods up in order' to appear to take off big discounts

W' V I

J. George Carver, city, who sent

the American consul at Windsor, Ont,

d 1 t In of Hlirry (louant, a sanililc of his Loli-

yoii will not fin any extravagaiit stateii eu s ' any our

advertising but wc will give genuine discoiiiits and honest alues to everybody.

The sale will be for cash only and there will not be tw0

prices. Everybody will bc treated alike so that whether you onie yourself or send your child won’t make any difference.

Below are some of our prices. Among our specialties are agood range of

sztor linrchit, has rec(-ivod a letter of thanks \\'liir‘h is indeed congratula- tory. Mr Conant found the llarebit a delicious dish and assures Mr .Car- ver that the siicccrs of his rarebit is only a matte-r of time as his delicaci. will appeal to all as it is better knowii. Mr Conant has suggested that the Lobster Rarcbit in future he iuickcil in pflnss which is so popular with the bilying oublic and in conver- .~;ut_ion with Mr (frirver The Guardian Jeuriis that if he finds it advisable ne will adopt the new way some-~ timc In the future. 'l`hc (limrdian

.0X_i:,i:iigi'atiiliit.~¢; Mr. t‘.';i'vcr on the sue.

i ` ford Tweeds

oo cent Factory Cloth for 750 80 cent .Factory Cloth for 656 60 cent Factory Cloth for 506 $1.80 Factory Cloth double width for $1,5[i $3.50 Fine vvorsted siiiiiug different

colors for ' $2 50

ess ol his delicious lobster i~i-irehit.

The Bowling lreagc formed recently

by llurke’s Alleys is now-about com- pleted and final arrungonicnts are practically completed. The league will probably be composed of the following teams who will play out ti full schedule of gaiiies: Mechanics, l<`ourth lleginicnt, Business Men and Clerks. The propi‘ietol‘s have donated inifiviiiual Drizcs for the members of the wiiiiiiug team un the coniplction oi the league as well as prizes for the highest scoriiir; made in the lea- gue iiintches. The first game will be rolled toniight on l'lui'kc's /\ll0YH CUW' iuonizing at. 7.3!) siinrp, using Alleys

. » 9 N ‘ on and two which have been

16 cent English pi'iiit‘ Cruiiib sbcst qual-

I5 cent English print 32 inches wide for 126 I4 cent American print I yard wide for llc 12 cent Canadian Print 30 inches wide for 106 I5 cent Quilting cotton 32 ins wide for 126 I2 cent Quilting cotton 30 ins Wide for 100 21 cent Shifting Duck for 170 I8 cent stripe Shirting Duck for l‘lC I7 cent -Gingham Shifting for 140 I5 cent Gingham Shifting f01_‘_ 123

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r.°.sei'voi|. The fvluii from the Fourth ltcgiiueiit. Bowleri~: will he selected from tho following men I (". Leigh, D. A. McKinnon, J. McKay, W. llruce, G. l’rowse, A. liurke and G. Williams while the Business Mcn`s team will be A. N. McKay, W. K. liogora, (4. M. Moore, Gordon Worth and H. H. Brown.

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Lil .Fai

Laird.

ivich, had the misfortune to dislocste In a Bowling match Monday night ier shoulder a few days ago by slid- *li the Arena in f-he leflglle Of that i ling at the door. alley the Mecbanic’s team won from

Prowse Br s

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The many friends of Miss Annie *T* -llllm l'flYnl.er of North Rustico, will W- G- H052. ("l€y. was a nassen

'in plensml to learn she iii much im- ixer to Souris yesterday afternoon on if .roved in health, lifter a sevei'e'at,- a business trip in the eastern section Q `

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of the Province.

J. A. l‘Vf~list_=r & (‘o,_ genprlil agents 'ln a very evenly matched game on 5 or the Acadia Fire Conipany, him Burke’s Alleys on Monday night 5 ‘hc Giiiu~rliaii’s thanks for a fine cal- Moore &' McLeod's bowlers defeated f sndur giving n, mnguiliceiit. picture of Goff Bros men ,by ten points. These §

he Vunfifliaii Warship Nini;e-the two teams will try conclusions again i § usi. of this coiuitiy's in-ent navy. tunuzht in Burke’S Alleys- ' ‘\\\\\/

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"l`lie splendid irish drama -- “My YF5l-0"ilHY_ U10 M\ll”l'BY ll11l'l>0\u .erul<iii,(.=» Wm he ,,,.e,,e,,t,,,i by the train was fifteen minutes late, the » f’rincc l<ldwnrd island Dramatic As_ Souris fifteen minutes late, and the

wcstcrii fiei ht lift live minutes la

i . ` K Y' ` tc.

.’nti'icl<'5 uiulii, under the allspices 0| The 'l‘ign1sh train arrived in the city

on time.

_,___ The ladies of Alon Chilrch held li

The tiuardian has been requei»:lcd to Vlllelllllne Tm ill U10 riCl\0Ul room =tatr‘. the reports l:el|i'.; given circula- l’@St€l‘fli1Y f1l¢‘¢l`"l’0fl- The 0n0l'tZIv' Ui .ion res;u=c.t.iiig thc alleged illnfss of U10 lmlififi WHS l`eWUl"ll?tl lil’ H- Well

lintronivcd tea which |»ns~e\l oil in

- - - . - - ~, . A .»-`- 1 fi River, and li. -liinios l’aimPi', M. il. fllhnuer reflecting credit on all con-

nected with it.

'l‘hat,well known horse, Longhorn.,

fornicrly owned by Hammond Kelly Southport. has been matched for a. race with a local flyer in Syilne; where Longboat is now owned. A purse of $200 awaiti~: the winner. ill Kelly left on Monday night for Syd

over Longboaf; in thc race.

For the past two or three days the

city employees have been engaged in atteinnting to locate a leak in the water main on Great George St at (.lml>he’s corner. Water has been ooz- ing up into the gutter from the main slowly for some days. lt is ratlier ditlicult to get at the leakage' owing to the depth to which frost has pen- etmteil into the ground.

l°`oi'~t.lle first time in two seasons

thc ice boat service at th U h

tl , - V I ie apes as in;;. "i"rie team will he: Butler, goai; hvcu ieiiiiisitioiied and this morning Marius, point; W. McNeill, cover|f0“l` bnals will lea-V9 C'8ll€ Traverse

for Caine ‘Tormeiitine carrying mails and iinsiiciiiters; weather permitting. The mail they will bring buck will he that for this Province coming east by thc C. ]’. R. yesterclay afternouii which was left oil at. Sackvillc, also that onthe night train running be- tween St. John and Halifax. These mails will be taken from Sackville to- Cnpe Tormentine .by special 'train rind, though not as large a mail as would otherwise be received, will be good indeed under the circumstances. The mail arriving in Pictou for this Province since Monday morning will remain there today for th-e Earl Grey to bring over on her return trip. However, if the Earl Grey should fail to cross today, these mails will be forwarded to the Capes to be sent over tomorrow.

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AT EVERY BREAKFAST TABLE

we want Slcwart‘s Cream Bread. We want it fresh, and baked by the Rest Bakers we can find. and where the purest flour is used in BREAD. Fresh fruits in pies, and best ingredients in cakes-baked in sanitary surroundings, and at prices within reach. (lei the

dress g0()dS 25 P. C. .l4&(llCS, Ellld

gentlernen’s underwear of all kinds 25 p.c. off. » _ '

Men's shirts, collars. °‘1ffSg'f1€S»bfaC@S»

socks, gaps, gloves, haudk€1‘Ch1€fS“aI1Cl all goods not mentioned here exccPt factory yarn and unbleachcd cotton and SPOOIS

25 p.c.off. 4 S, BAKERY W. Tlll'n6I‘ ® il‘i1"~;°i"i`l°)"'i°iEi-:“"`i`i7e`A ii T.

@ i ' Hands or Face

Cliappeil ?

You’ll find Creme Veloute

the most deiiglitfuldiealiiig and soothing preparation sold.

We have thoroughly test-

cd it, an-l it is thoroughly satisfactory iii cvcry re- spect. Large jiirs, only

25 cents `

Sold only hy

.lolmson & Johnson P

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Thomas May, I..S., city, went east " i

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The Store With the Stock

Many of your neighbors have been taking advantage of the free hemm-

, ing oiier at the great Winter White Sale. Not only can you buy sheetings

, if

ncy where he will handle the reins ,.

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1 Unbleaclied slicetin gs

, Unbleachcd sheetings

Unbleached slieetings U nbleached sheetiiigs

. English Circular Pillow linen

f and pillow cottons much under ordinary prices-but in addition we will i

hem free all sheetings and pillow cottons you select. Plain white sheeting, no starch, 2 yds wide,only...24¢ heavier plain white sheeting 2 yds wide,

special...... ..

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l-leayy itnglish \/Vigfin sheeting, 2 yds wide special ., . _ 3.6¢ A splendid weight of English wigan 2 yds Wldé. ..... . .

Soft white sheeting, no dressing, 2 yds wide,

often sold for dresses and

sheets . . . .,.4043 -

Plain white English wigan sheeting 2 1-4 yds

wide . . . .

. _ . . . . . 42

Plain white English wigan 2 1-4 yds wide

special.......... . . _ . . . . 49|.:

Plain White English wigan 2 1'-2 yds wide, best

obtainable .. . .. . . . . .52¢

Linen sheeting 2 I-2 yds wide very fine and close a really fine value at our Winter sale ~ _price of . . . . .

42 inch English circular pillow cotton , ,|8¢

just couie in and let us show you this line = it is well worth looking closely into -fine- iirni and close, it will present a good appear-

ance and stand niuch wear.

44 inch line English Pillow cotton, very special...20¢ - 46 inch “ " “ “ “ “ ...2l¢; ‘ Plain open edge pillow cotton,/io, 42,44,inch special 2|¢ ;

' Light weight line circular pillow cotton 40 inch

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44. inches wide

2 yds' wide :9-

A good smootli thread unbleached shcctings free froin dressing very '

- good valuc~as a matter of fact our special price is just possible because ii e . bought the goods many months ago

Unbicaclicd sheeting 2 yds wide, better grade

2 yds wide, better still

- ' 2 yds wide also at 23, 25, 27, 29, 30, 3zc.

2 I-4 yds wide special 2 1-2 yds wide special

42 and 44 inch

Best and heaviest pillow cotton 40 inch -

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aprons, as well as

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2Zc 24-c 23s: 5 '

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2v 2"c 28c jltc

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22c ' 3 24c ,

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$9,710.453,00

etc apply to

Charlottetown

clinvv i ii

of tl.e Sun Lfie of Canada for the year just passed, a record to be proud of. For rates

wash the total Income pa.

Manager For P. E. I.

The llriginal

For sale by

mwfwt.

Simple in coiistructioii. Readily adjusted to suit thc,

wearer. ,

We have a fcw pair of nickel plated skates in the above

skates sizes S to i i for $l.00 per pair. Call and see thcui.

Acme Skate

S. W. Crabbe i

Agent For S. 'vv. P. Paint.

f"""__"\ Get a Good.

Chamois Vest

For bodily warmth

during cold weather and

etc, nothing is better P

. than a good clianiois

vest-it’s light and ‘B

more warmth than seve-

please yoiifor each gar-

ed, neat fitting, pretty and conifortable.'l`hey will wear ii long time and keep you ,, warm through any storm. ii Price|......... . .. $1.75 up u

The 2 Macs T..

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Valuable* Town Lot For Sale.

I am instructed by the local Coin-

mittee of the Colonial and Continen- tal Church Society to oiler at Pub- Alc Auction on Monde the 20th in

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forprotection from cold, stent at neon, on the premises that

lot oi land, at the corner of Kent

Ind Rochford Streets, bounded and measured ss follows :-(lommencinli

t the South East corner of Town

- Lot No. 19 in the 4th hundred of

comfortable but gives lots, and running from thence west-

wardly along Kent Street for the dis-

' tance of fort ei ht feet seven inches,

ral outer garments' thence at rllglitgangles nortbwardly

Our line is sure to nearly psraiiei with uociiierii street

i for the distance of ilftsy-nine feet

_ _ three inches, thence eastwardly par-

ment is perfectly tailor- nuei to Kent street forty-eight feet

to Rochford f~ltreet,, thence along the said last mentioned Street flfty~nine feet three inches to the corner at the

lace of conimcncenient, with the uilding thereon which was formerly sed an a school~hoiu-ie and known as hs West End School-house.-Terms

sale.

R. BEARISTO,

|49 Gt. George Si.

f .,.. M. . 11,, Low Price Store Knit simei.

2-Idwfmtf Sunnyside. Ch"|`0Wl\- i »._. .c

2-11d8i Auctioneer.

REMOVED

We have re-

moved from x20 Euston Street to r8o Queen St. to stables formerly oc -

cupied by Fred. Cameron, trainer

‘These stables are situated between

the tailoring establishments of John T. McKenzie and James Callaghan, most convenient to everybody, large and roomy, having in connec- tion eight large stalls, where horses can be tied in perfect safety. We will be pleased to meet all our old and new customers with better ac- commoda' ions and facilties than ev- er ,for iirstclass work.Thnnking one and all for their past patronage 1 take this opportunity of soliciting a continuance of same

I. A. HENDERSON.

, Horse Sheer.

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A Good Bargain

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On ,

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We_are makin.: euem es by

Passing lhese special bar- gairp on L » our cus omers ~ utit's our customers wi-’r= l.rY‘_l\Zto pi-anse.not ' ur on - Detiiors. Vt »- fecured :"0 i spectacles frames at lui' cos-1. and are selling 'hom \'.'. . e they last ut Hi V V “ ¢‘l1- we are a_Is0|ri\' hi: 'i-»t»-i and advice toil o - i mit; fiom d~ff-.t-trio s' i- -

amber eyeelmisi-~ pee-

tacles at H/\i.F i’li"' ‘

Silverston & Epstein

Drs of Optics |68 Queen St.

I Conservation

That’s the big word to-

day and it applies to the

care of your carriages.

Let us store yours now

and paint it before the rush.

FRED. C., WALLER

_ 205 Kent St.

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