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lliiparalelled Prices on Ready-Made Sheets.

72 Sheets made of good,

iinc cotton, Qlyds long by ‘.2 broad; »; torn and heinined, 3 inch hem, full laundered and ready for use,

5 Bgiich.

Note the Price

Note the Price 5 Wendi. 5;* Note the Price

72 Hemstitched Sheets,

22 yards long by 2 broad, full laundered and ready for use, our

price for this sale,

7uiiiich.

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Note the Price 7 “Emil

Sanitary Diaper at pricesnever before

thought of in Charlottetown- 50 pieces of ten yards each, bought specially for this

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l t the Price - Nxt: the Price P' ec°`

Secure some of those hitherto unpro-

¢\irable bargains. .

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“The Always Busy Store.” LUCAL BRIEFSi’.f§‘:?;2a:.’;‘1§‘i:i§f.ii:'.’:f‘_2..i.if<°'“‘“i

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respondents Everywhere.

gramme in another column.

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Wonderful Bargains . ....if;s.§...:.s2; a.°:.°.i.‘.,:°...;_,

. . ,ing the 9th inst. Doors open at 7.30

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Shpsyslze lnchesyby 3b_1nCh€S yeali-I ofyher age. Deceased went to that

co niiiunitya. widow about 27 years ago",

made of good Cotton torn and and has enjoyed her health and strength

’ ever since until two weeks before rer

helnIned.fll111a_-undergd and ready death, when she fell dawn stairs

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for use

breaking both legs and receiving fat 1 injuries. Her end was peace.

Accoxnmc to a 1etter,dated Decem-

ber 15th, which Col. Domville, M.P., received from Capt Arch McLean, late of St. John, who is living in Dawson City. the weather in the Klondyke metropolis is quite congenial the mer-

~0't0 *IIS Pl‘i66 (5. ' cury ranging between ten and twen

~0tB '“l0 Pl‘iGB 1 2 Galihn gf degrees above zero. Times-are hard

- ' dot ffild however 'and a

Note the Price ‘“ “ma” == '

“hard up crowd." as Capt. McL>sn

These prices have never before been _Lf writes,are many of the Dawsonites.

reached in Pillow Slip Selling in Gh’towii.

The letter also refers to the death of a man named Mclieown. a practical miner. hailing from RE I.-Telegraph.

MAiiP.r.»xGi<: Bi:LLs.-The residence of

Mrs. John Mclvor, Kinkora. was the scene of a very interesting event on last Tuesday, theoccasion being the mar- riage of their daughter, Geargina, to Mr. M. P. Driscoll, the popular station agent, at Freetown. At 8 o’clock in St. Malichi`s church, in the presence of friends and relations, the nuptial cere- mony was performed by the pastor, after which a pleasant drive was taken by way of Emerald and Freetowif. On returninggto the bride`s home, ,a boun- tiful repzist was in readiness to which over fifty guests sat down.ainong whom were noticed, Fr, Clarke, of New York; Fr. S. J. McDonald, Drs. Suth- erland, Gallaut and Johnstone. After dinner was over congratulatory speech~ es, 1. ppropriate to the joyous occasion, were made which with music, song and dance, chased two swiftly the glowing hours. The bridesmaid was illliss Festina Mclvor. sister of the bride, and P. J. Trainer. of Charlottetown, sup- ported the groom. 'The many and valuable gifts oi which Mr. and Mrs. Driscoll were the recipients, fully evi- danced the esteem and popularity they have won in the hearts of their many friends, all of whom join in wishing them a most prosperous and felicitous journey through life. Mr. and Mrs. Driscoll will make Freetown their fu- ture home.-Coit.

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The craving for Alcohol, Opium, COG&i¥\ Tobacco, Cigarettes can be cured at the Keele Institute in Portland. Maine. So can Neuras henia., Nerve Exhausizion and that always tired feeling, seldom at,_ e&e eondition._ 9-Hd the system restored to its normal condition Write for particulars

Exrnn RoLLs for all styles of

clothes wringers at Le Page’§ Old tani, Q iaen Street._28 tt.

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Lumber obtainable is as poor as the least of OUR customers

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;, TH E § BEE HIVE E We keep ONLY THE BEST §° and ask only the usual prices.

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§~ Connolly’s Wharf. ' 3

ice which extends along our northern

and Province.

THE Local Council of \\ omen hold a

EAs'ranN Ivorns -Pontrary to ex

lg D in the

month of January to the Bay Chaleur, proving conclusively that the body of

coast is not continuous to the northern edge of the Gulf. Possibly it may be, that as the prevailing winds duiging the winter season are northerly `

-ire glad to learn that our old friend, J. G McLeod, [gr man ears well and

exists in various nit f th t

D ral History Society to night Particu _A happy event fooks Lee Et tC;$u;_e?;_

THE GUARDIAN is in receipt ofa ofthe lst inst., viz: the marriage of

pretty calendar from I. Matheson & MBS Mar-V Deagh’ to 05W“1d Stewart- Co , limited, builders of steamers, etc "U19 °9f0DJ0ny was performed by Rev. NeWG1aSg0W’N S E. A. McPhee, Pastor of East Point

A L - public meeting in St. Paulis schoolroom

on Friday evening next. See the pro-

Baptist church, assisted by Rev. A. C. Shaw,of Annandale. Freeman Stew- art, suppiited the bridegroom, while M ss Hattie Stewart, performed the Same duties for the bride; Presents, numerous. beautiful, valuable and use- ful, attested the popularity of the bride in the neighborhood, and she is wel- comed as a permanent citizen by her numerous friends in the community.- We regret to learn that Miss Isabella Munn, is suffering with a broken leg as aresult of a fall on. the ice a few days ago. She is doing as well as can be expected under thc circum- stances.-Albert Robertson, a native of this place died of grippe in Boston lately.

DUNDAS N o'ri~:s._Winter is passing

with the usual interest. in socials,sleigh- ing parties, concerts, etc., the present excellent roads giving a great impetus to both work and p'easure; the only drawback being the prevailing Hgrip.” -We regret to learn of the continued illness of Mr. Donald McLean; Mrs.\ Hugh McLean is also seriously ill.__ Our recent visit to the church-yard was to lay to rest, beside her two departed sisters, all that rem:-iined`of (our dear young friend Miienda. daughter of Capt. and Mrs Hubley now of Cardi- gan but iormerly highly respected resi- dents of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Hubley who have been called upon to suffer this third bereavement, have the true sympathy of many friends.-Upton Lodge, I. O. G. '1`. recently enjoyed a very interesting session ; a pleasing feature being the initiation of Rev. Mr. Finlyson, who afterwards gave a help- ful address, expressing himself as be- ing deeply impressed with the serious nature of the pledge, which he believed could never be honored apart from honesty of purpose and divine assist- ance.-Your correspondent has recent- ly enjcyed 9. visit to the summer resid- ence of Mr. Flockton the American tragedian, and was shown every court- esy by Mr. John Davidson the keeper. The house, which was formerly a. plain farm one. his received the addition of a wide verandah, built of material which

chatted ard forgot the efforts of old zero without. blazed from an open chimney built of rough sand-stone, the cxpised service of which had only been touched by nature’s crude chisel. The mantle shelf consisted of a rough weather-beaten plank of slab, and on it rested, and over it hung a curious col- lection of relics not to be mentioned in detail. About the place are to be seen seats and other ornaments which the word “rustic” fails to describe though the construction by far surpasses the proficiency of a novice. The situat-

ion overlooks the lacid waters of

Fortune Bay, beyond which is the landscape where "distance lends en- chantment to the views.”_C0n.

---_-3-_~.;. Benlley’s, Liniment the modem Pain Cure All dealers 101:15.

“Odds and Ends Sale"

I 6##’H€##iH=ii¥=Hf## Pairs A

§ Ladies’ Fine Boots, lleecy lined.

good walking soles, worth l?o, DOW

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Lsdioi Fino D011 Lined buttonedb06ts.

33 Pairs

Ladies’ Colored Skating

Walking Boots, ranging in D

from $2.00 to $2.35, new ._ 5

f 6 Pairs

Qirfs Fine Oil Pebble, W lined b0otB, l‘€¥Ular price $1.25 $1.40, now 1 u

Watch th' pace for snaps iii Duets and Shoes.

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favorably' known in this section, is rc- covering from the grippe in your citv.

(See algo an page 0) - In common with much of thc rest of

~` _ u _ tic continent, considerabl of ' t`l1 5' . Rriimrnizn the meeting of the hatu- `- - - e “mme S I

Zi ~ ii' lar* inthe adv 'el<evvhere innthis is=ue` P i .V-;~. A” ‘ ' ~ ‘ . ` ° deiiceof Deacon Scott, on the evening‘

We Have only _ l

a ,few left.

They are displayed in our '

east show window. If you

want a. very pretty y

Photo Frame .

at a very low price, we would advise an early call.

A pretty one for 2°g A handsome one for 30;;

The original prices of which

were two, three and four times as much as we ask for them i DOW.

W. li. WELLNER

THE EllEll`»W|TGll INSE-

ill Pairs _

A lovely one for Q5() W

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FUR SME

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The well known carriage stallion,

BLAGK DIAMUND KNUX.

For terms, etc, apply 847

Don’t buy clothing at any price efore inspoo t irg (Urs

And while inlook through our £001; and Shoe values. t

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still retains the bark, the ground under- Er’

Death being paved with blocks of wood ` """' """""“'”‘_’* "`_“,° e . V . ~ ;. ,;;,‘»;, which are sawed square and placed on llillj end_ The fire at which We Eat and j § V

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