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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTPETOWN, FEBRUARY 21 i899.

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The fame of our 39c llress Goods

ggle has gone abroad.---The variety

“J high grade of the goods offered

hs introduced it into hundreds of

households in the country, as well as in

the city. The people know a good

thing when they see it-that accounts

forthe popularity of this sale.

This seasons offerings

include Navy Blues, B1acks,Lightand Dark

Fabrics in Silk and Wool and all Wool,

Clan Tartans, Fancy Mixtures, etc. - l

The Greatest Variety Yet Offered.

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STANLEY BROS.

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theliouse with a severe cold.

Hion Snsairr GAi‘i=NEY. Summer-

returns today.

MR. NEIL M'cLi-:on returned to Char-

lottetown yesterday from spending a few days at his home in Summerside.

MR. BYRQN N. Bassas crossses by

the Stanley today enroute to Cape Bre- ton. Mrs. Barnes will remain in Sum- merside for about a month.

this Uourt of Foresters are reminded their regular meeting tonight at 8

oclock in the Mechanics Hall new Prowse Block.

Cotfiir MOUNT Srarni-iN.-Members

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THE provincial Grand Lodge, L. O.

A. meets in White’s Hall, this city, to- day at 11 o’clock. it is expected that about 100 delegates from various parts of the province will be present.

THE public are invited to attend the

meeting of the Natural History Soc-lety in the Y. M. C. A. Parlor, at 8 o’clock this evening, when Mr. Thomas May will read a paper on “Some Geological Reminiscences.”

Rav. Hi-:nu-:Y Birnnnsrox, of Prince

Edward Island, preached in the Metho- dist church last Sunday evening. He was en route to Greenwood, B.C.,where he willbe stationed for some time.- Regina Standard.

THE Misses Sullivan, of Charlotte-

town. P. E I., who have spent the last two months in Montreal, have left tor their home. Their visit here was the occasion of many charming reunions with their many friends, among whom the Misses Sullivan are extremely popu- lar.--Montreal Herald. .

I O. G. T.-The annual dinner and

reception to Bethel Lodge which will take place in Wright`s Hall next Thurs- day evening. promises to be a great success. Charlottetown Lodge has is- sued invitations to members of neigh- boring lodges. Visiting Templars in the city are cordially invited to be present.

THE missionary concert in Spring-

field schoolhouse, on Thursday, the 16th ins'., was a decided success. Al- though the weather and roads were so unfavorable quite a large crowd gather- ed. The programme was well render- ed in all its arts and reflects great

following took part:-The Choir,

cilllslglllllellls Pmllllll Helllllls Archie Stuart. Annie Martin. MTS- M-

Stuart, Myra Campbell. Bertha Bourke,

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= Ma denal Ali es, Lillie Mac

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donald, Katie Campbell, Mr. William Thonip=on` Master Thompson; Rev

105 Fulton llorket, New York ly, Hg Simi.-ONE WHO im

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credit on those who had charge. The

Eva Campb-ll Ann'e Bourke Maggie Cam bell Ethel Thom son, Rubina

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(See also on page 5_, » ment of Royal Foresters will meet for E- ‘ I

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THE Stanley leaves Georgetown for xdiimé lhglhiq gxlhamcs Han By E* ; :T

Pictou this nioining. ' ' ' 2. . ' , L l Rm G P_RmmD is comedto _____;.g;>$__§:_l_»l€-_tl-<>;_i___-_:5§f_»_;t;ln;i_;}__li:_i<;:_ -_ ~ 100 pairs Men s aced and Elastic -

Saturday, the 25th inst., at 3.30 o’clock in P. W. College. The report of the Council for the past year will be brought

_ before the’ meeting. The election of of- ficers for the ensuing year will take place. reports from the different socie- ties will be read and the Agenda will be gone over. All the members oi socie- ties, also ladies interested in the work are heartily invited to the meeting. It is absolutely necessary. for the proper working of the Council that all the presidents and delegates of the afiliat- ing societies be present. Tues, \Ved, Thurs, Fri & Sat. ~

A coiirtiiiiaimuir concert for the

students of Dalhousie and Pine Hill was given in the School of the Blind a few days ago, says a correspondent. A very interesting programme consisting of reading, singing, playing, and mental exercises in French and arithmetic was carried out'by the trustees and scholars. At the close of the programme the principal gave an address in which he ably showed what a great work he and his fellow teachers were doing in in-

structing the blind. The teachers are

to be congratulated ,on the success they have attained in bringing the scholars up to such a high standing in music and all the branches taught. After taking a course in the institution the students

are enabled to go out into the world and make a comfortable_1iving for them-

selves at music teaching, pianoforte teaching and other employment. The institution is supported by the govern-` ment and gives the instruction free.The principal made an earnest appeal to the students, who, in a few yea.rs,would be going out in all parts of the country, to let him know of airy children who were deprived ot sight in order that he might arrange to have them sent there and thus get an educatioh. The institution is doing a noble work and deserves the help and encouragment of all.

TROUBLE BETWEEN IRANCE AND SILK-

French and Siamese on the border of the treaty zone. The most authentic account of the affair says that the French agent in the Luang Prabang province having ordered a Siamese armed force to evacuate the twenty-five kilometer zone in accordance with the treaty of 1898. the Siamese refused and tired on the French agent and party. who were unarmed. The latter retired into the jungle.

The Trans-Mekong portion of thc

state of Luang Prabang is now under French protection. By the treaty of September, 1893, the River Mekong was constituted the boundary between Siam and the French possessions, and on a twenty-five kilometer strip, on the west side of the river France is at liberty to erect stations. In January l896.au agreement was made' between

The craving for Alcohol Opium, Locain the British and French g0v6l'Bl1l6l1i3 by

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` T b co, Cigarettes can be cured at the Keele ' - S' th in- .

Iiisdgute ln Portland. Maine. So can Neuro. whufh they guarantofd to msn eg .

_1i_e__ig? l;Terve Féxliausgion and t§_i_a._t_ alwgyg tegrlty of the tel‘rlt0l’%a 8;!! 19.31 __1l’-\ .

_...__-» ' eein , se om a ease con ion._ _n ~ _ _ .

the system iestored to its normal condition the basms of the Mem’ 6 Dug ec a

Write for particulars buri, and Bang-pakong rivers

, 1 h S am and France had been struggling That h3VC b€€ll “ ARTED "A gm for genera mme over the disputed territory until the

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k-one from the country preferred. ‘ _ ~ ~

.1 1'URE, E . _ Wm a reement of 1896, when France suc X nsivg

hangglggza Must be `.veu£e°°m"i°nded‘ Apply at ogeded to a piotectorate over the treaty b pe

Fi- ¢a.ii“;.‘i i‘RU_R0 [ _°°°° “uhm ° °°"'h . zone along the Mekong river. Vgfy Cheap

Bank Bu1dinS

"iv ”°“"s°of Sme|ts‘&. Eels a Specially mwuw% new P.-iced

S" indsor 0 ' , ' ‘ When you are neivous and sleep16SB» as

,_ s _ ` take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It makes the

_ Au correspondence promptly anew g nerves strong and gives refreshing Take a good look at our East window ere; I t on a lication Sleep we have placed a number of Pretty

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. ' PP. . ° ~ The old »,» I ‘things there 'for your inspection.

0 I - 3' ASfl¢°hif\ Tim° 91"” Nine MEN’s Rubbers for 25c a

- To- & sonsimlston lass 'rne new -5 pair, J B McDonald & Co

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Gathered hi Guardian Reporters and Cor “ra W” ' E- . gi-

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reslmndems Everywhere' of the meetingn oIieCb1u:tyl;ou‘hrI: S?e(pl(i);i rf C ` " ` C é

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V 75 pairs Womens Dongola Boots 75c =%

f' 75 pairs Ladies’ Oxfords 5 650 5'

Friction is reported, between thei

§j Felt Lined and Felt Leather Goloxed Boots.

5; Felt Slippers all at Half price.

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Smooth rich dark grey(twilled),pure wool, good weigh

Oxford tweed, 60 cents per yard. This is the best value we ever saw in tweeds for fresh goods fdom the loom.

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small Lois of .'.’I'..."".".'."II'.’I'..’l’I'.’I’i_s‘=‘

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asad story ot bed treatment a.busetheywcu1dhaveto0elL

oitallofseial latte;

ii’t iroini watch been running' 3 ,for yearn without attention or trzs. °*:t°.'.°.°° rar.” “"° -

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Y your watch like the dam; .

of mechanisin that it is.

wmeno examine it for you and

eleui or repair it.

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'rut ANNUAL MEETING of

to at °”¢e mu be _ 0”°'“d “ft” M°“g§f§¢ in tue' new gi-ewes _ _ _ < _‘_ 20- ll1_ . nent moderate. Annlgm ms. 1:. Psiriqner delocli, a.m. By order

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willti dmelnniy - ‘E » St. Blames r Ch’Towii ov _ Blocklloii the hoi-tht Si_;ls?£§____Qu°°n S Sqn" 4 E R I ___ s_ les 0 ar” N drst d0C $0 U18 l‘i¥h U Connolly s Wharf _- XTRA 01-L3 01' 3 y __ - W mu puggig md

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to us W, 0 ,ge § ’°°°’__ ° ’ S_____ ___ -_ High grade Fashionable mn;¥_1_vTi_;__g_,_¢{_,_,:__,,;_,§_.:_32_Kggu§_=r_§°‘;»_ o1ie_abq_;_e compel; ;?ii________, aw

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' Bags Hive LUMBER-YARD. , ,-3 troduced by us for these Sa GS gppiywcuiatnsu amen. _ _ _ _ WEDLESDAY the ht d”

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