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80001101 with Great Joy. , _ _ _

| _“__ ' i' 1' Great joy was manifested in Char-__ I _ __ I .

lottetovifn when it was announced last _

Have received and epened thoif DOW evening that 'ran GUARDIAN had re

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_ - ceived a special cable despatch from the . ` ' O K I

l Charlottetown men saying that they

had arrived at Oban, Scotland all well.

OF After the glad tidings were received

at this office word was despatched as, I

Qathargd B guafdlln M 3|-ms and cm- burriedlv as possible to the relatives,

G0 U S V D ' the Gnaiinxaivs 'butlerin board was ____

- NS 0Il|l6|llS EVBI' llltll- stuck u and crowds sto ed to read _ '_

and Children’s, Misses’ and Ladies’ Waists. Fell range of Sizes ln Stock. Leng and Sheri: Waislzs. NOTE-As we buy all Corsets

direct from Leading Manufacturers, you can rely on the very best value. Spring Wants In Household Hoods.

Our predecessors,W.A. Weeks & Co

prided themselves highly and were re- gggnized as the very best house in the city when it came to best values in

Table Linens, Table llapklns,

Towels and Towellngs. We have received our' full Spring

ltock of these goods direct from Bel- fast Ireland. The value cannot be disputed under the present low rate of duty, they are without doubt, ex- traordinary value. llnlileaclied Table Linens, Bleaelied Table Llnens, All Prices, Full Variety. Taple Napkins, 3 Special Lines.

$1.25, 1.50 and 2.00 dozen. worth 50c to 7 5c dozen more. _

White Goods, Sheeting, Pillow Cot-

tons, Counterpanes; Ladies’ Under- wear, etc, etc. Our counters are fu`l1 ef these goods at very low prices. We invite your inspection.

WEEKS & C0

The Peoples Store. Wholesale and Retail.

Successors to W. A. Weeks 8; Co

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§ From you, would be greatly ap- *preciated We will give you* *goods that will please you or $2; *we will refund your money. % We have a lot of Pies, Lemon, Apple, Mince, Cream and g# *.`Cocoanut, they have all got to 5%

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canned goods

The Best Brands

at the very lowest prices.

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will give addresses today at Eldon Hall, 12.30 and Murray Harbor South

A sri-:CIAL service will be held for

men on Sunday afternoon in the Opera House. The Rev. Marcel Couran will give an address on “Purity.” All wel- come; no collection.

Mns. H. P. Ducnnins, of Picton.

and Miss Della Dingwell, of Souris, were passengers by the eastern train yesterday afternoon, after spending a very pleasant visit with friends in this city.

Norton- Applications will be re-

ceived at the City Clerk’s oflice from arties desirin to take the examina-

P 2 _tion |fcr license to engage in, or work

at, the business of plumbing within the city, according to the rules and regula- tions of the Board of Health. 43i

THE programme for the social in the

First Methodist Church on Monday evening will contain, among other in- teresting nurnbers-Readings by W. Hatfield and 1‘. McLean Sr. solo Mrs. Harry Watts; instrumental duet the misses Murphy; and also the Payne Brothers and selections by the S. S. orchestra.

A vnizr large congregation was pre-

sent at the mission service last evening in St. Peter’s Cathedral. The sermon was a continuance of the series on ‘~Sin”; being based on Genesis iii. Once Adam and Eve sinned,loss of pris- tine innocence and remorse came with knowledge. In many people there stands out the memory of some first deliberate sin and they know even now the loss that their souls have sustained and horror strikes them. After sin comes always ‘tbe temptation to doubt the existence of God. Many books are put out to prove God, but the proving Him is with the heart. There are three things we cannot prove: that “I am” “that my neighbor, or creation is;"' “that God is.” But we know that they are. lf we sin and wish to hide from God we will try to disbelieve. But God loves us ever. He hates sin. He gazes through our sins and loves. God called Adam and Eve to come out after they had hidden in the garden. He will not force,but He invites men to leve,pardon

many _do not follow his example but refusetolisten to Godls question “Where

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If we cling to our sins God’s word says “in their sins shall they die.” Th ' st ct' ft th

over and over “O put thy trust in God.”

Disease

Prof. G. F. Butler of the Woman’s Medical School of Chicago says--“that Cod Liver Oil should _in- variably be given in Dia- betes and Bright’s Disease,

S if there is no marked di-

gestive disturbance.”

- Johnson’s

Emulsion. _

is acceptable to the weak- est _ stomachs, and in- creases, rather than re- tards digestion.

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of their safety werdremoved. _

On being requested to do so, Premier

with loud applause. In the First Meth- odist church prayer meeting. Rev. G. M. Campbell also made the announce- ment and throughout the city the news s read like wild tire. "

Charlottetown had received for a long time-that six of their fellow citizens had escaped from what came near be- ing a watery grave in a distant ocean.

As is was supposed by many in the

city yesterday, it seems that the Char- lottetown men were in the boat which landed at the lighthouse and this ac- counts tor the delay in getting direct news from them. They landed in Scot- land but yesterday and no doubt for warded the message of their safe ar- rival as soon as they reached the near- est telegraph station.

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LADIE3 costume cloths of Oxford

manufacture. We are in receipt o f samples of the latest patterns produced by the Oxford Manufacturing Co. Limited. For ladies’ costumes, they

them, and are well worih inspecting. We will be pleased to show you samp- les and if desired to furnish any .length on a small commission etc.-Oxford Woolen Mills depot, D. A. Bruce agent. »

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Scraps ot News Iron

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Thati line of pretty silks at 28c - a

yard is leaving us about as fast as the snow is under the strong March sun.

One of our local merchants not

many miles from Charlottetown saw an Indian passing his store with a Red Fox skin. He hailed the chief and asked him if the Fox was 'for sale. He answered in the affirmative. He then asked the Indian where did

him what price he wanted for it He says $10.00. The merchant paid ever

It was then he realized that “him

judgement. If we come to God and con- d ed ,, _ ' fess our sins we receive joy and peace. y `

The careful housewife is already

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It was the best news the citizens cf

are the handsomest yet designed by'

making an inventory for house-clean- ‘

e in ru ion a er e sermon - - ' _

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was on “The dililculiies of religion.” Rig .Nqtlhmg make; 8' house 1;?

The Psalms are the great weapons of mcerfnsl e or gut t ar' Pretty W me l defence in all dimculties. There are Cflrlmns- _ _Dont Waste mfmey and difliculties in religion, things hard to time l`ePa"`“3g and 1"~‘md1'Y1Ul-Whe 01d _ understand. `But The Psalmist says ones. Sentner, McLeod & C0, are,

_ selling them at ridiculously low prices, _

Don’t start out disbelieving in God. ,t 25g 9, pair up tothe lovely Swiss em- Try this and worries will van- hmidered 0neS_

ish. There must _Ebe command of_ our thoughts. The thoughts Sentner, McLeod & Co. have justf 1111151 dW€110l1 G05, like Sli_- A\1g11SiiI16. put out aline_of Print Cottons on their 3 ma” Wh° had Fimk- P°SiU_f.’°» Wealth- counter at 6c a yard that keeps the'

Constantly looking for en]oyment, he - - tl- _ only found it when he became a Chris- clerk of the Prmb counter bus mg

tian and could say “Thou _Lord hast 10 is the exact, number of Fm- _A..S|0w but sue” combustiomdiregg made me ilu: thyself' The .heart if, lined Capes Seminar, Md-90d &- C0- draft surface burner, for hard or- soft “Suggs uuuut finds rest m T.he°' haae left. Now la.dies,here is a. chance --coa,],`8f_1-sighs Wlinder, no grate to` Services to-day are Holy Communion at for you There are 8 left at $8 60 and Shake or bum out’ lined on bottom

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Apples (1-gall.-tins,) 20

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NOTICE

This week we offer our stock of

I Canned Goods at the following low

prices: -'l`U-- .

3 Peas (best brands,) 9 cents tin or $1.00

nserons Corn (best brands,) 9 cents tin, or

1.00 per doz.

iororiia, March 3 (Special) A

hockey was played in Victoria rink

Fred Clark (forwards) W. Richards

Art Lea _ - A. Leigh

about the selection of a referee., after which they decided on W. Lea., The

1 after the whistle was sounded the

tory but was soon forced back to the

deafening applause ' from the

the Crescents.

After a short interval, the teams

" lined upagain and about one minute before time was called the puck was ac- QR ~ eidentally kicked through the Crescents’

goal which made the game a draw. ,

Ten minutes more play was allowed

and after about seven minutes, Brehaut made a brilliant run and scored a goal for the Vice. In a scrimmage bythe Vic’s goaltthe puck was dashed through. which was immediately followed by a lift from c. point, and just one

rninu? before time was called B.-“ Lea repea ed the tricks making the score 4 goals to 2 in favor of the Crescents.

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and peace.If Judas had come out Christ - - - _ would have pardoned him. Adam came _y,(();]g;ih1?&ZedT,1?e cgihgilf Znswilezii _

out and confessed his sin, but a good _ ’ lm ’ an en fi 8" e .0

art Thou” Satan deceives ns always. the money»0DgP9-tuhiting l1ilIlS@lf 011 Q het usnot harden cur hearts asPheracli his bargain. But he hung the BL?駧gTFO]JR}h§1;TRDSIg§]é°gg1¥

.id until God hardened his heart, We _gkm out at the doqr when a heavy “OAL _ _ 4 are nottoo far now. but don’t wait too ‘min Came and the dye began _t0_run_ V ' '

inc at 4 p m Special service for men “hem at $3 50 bu* You must be flu1Ck~ brick lining top and bottom heavy cast, at 7 .10 p m L3-CB Curtains hH»V0 Devel' been of iron, body heavy rolled sheet steel

D r fered in this town at such low prices A -,cry powerful heager and coal,

as Sentner, McLeod tl Co are offering Saver

hps them at present. _ ‘ _ ,_ 4 sizes $10, $11, $13, 17. `

i6. 'O _ . d . 7 .45 . . I t - ' , ' ` ' _ cesiiioh sldlrviiclh alll? ni. a Blilble iiiaiiad- 1 2 at $1150' It S 8' shame to ,Sen a»U_d Si<l@S_ With best quality 'heavy are

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refunded. _ _ '

this evening. between the 1stVictorias, _ _ ~ _, _,_ ~ of Charlottetown, ane Crescents of Vic. 0 em 1319 3u'_°fH6

aorta. in wap: ti1;1vits»2w¢re defeated just a little yascoreo go so . _ ' p ' ° ' e About 8 o’clock the teams lined up as area mt Smled‘

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cxsscnnrs. lsr vicronias. _ _ ~ __ _ f __ Harry Cameron (goal) IW. Davidson ‘ We _

John Myers (point) R. McLean ' _ ‘8t0Qk. Wéill Roy Lea »(c. point) H. Sprague ' _g,Wa'y_l` K g _ W J . Clark _ C. Weeks A F l W. s.1.¢a H. Bram: » tional 'disccfuntfot J '

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Considerable time .was lost at nrsts . 1;- - _ . .5

Tomatoes (best brands,) 9 cents tin,or As We have trainsfenedboggr bum;

1 O0 gr dozen piss to other parties, our s mus

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String Beans (best brands,) 9 cents

Closed up at ence..

Baked Beale <3 lb tie) 12° *ia 01' A11 time indebted to as win, thugs

1-25 d0Z°U- _ by _making immediate paymentiab the

Peaches (2 wand t=iv»)18°"»11=»°f 1°--00 onnsrann. . i ' _

per dozen. I - ° Peaches (3 pound 511,) .2 tins fer 55¢.t___l960nl'l:s |055 9V9|'d_||° _Salmon (B. Columbia,)2 for - 25c. lf 110* 5511611563 9° W °n°° “H b_°

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Tniznu were three arrests for drunk- '{;_°g°§sh‘;fi‘€Ee§a,1;:;' a§‘;d;\1:;5PI;;1;'g1°a$ Minutes Play crescents `

“mess yesterday' it was not until this news, direct from 4 ’ ‘ | W6"l18.V6l1`ii S016 évéi

Pnorsssoxs ROBERTSON and Macoun the Charlottetonians, that all doubts wg", 4.2 I , _ -y _ . _ _

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“Red Brown Axle

The Standard fer quality. Is used by all large panies and Livery Stables. It has no equal, and is sold dealers. Manufactured only-by ‘ _ ‘ 9

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at 7°?’0 P'_m’ _ This 'Yin °°n°1“d° their _ Farquharsbn gave the news from the -*__ ' ‘ ' meetings in this rovince. ‘ - - ' H ' ‘

is P platform at the meeting of farmers in _ U I i ` ‘T31 "5

Kindergarten Hall and it was received V ' 1 *_ » a _ nurse same of

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very interestmg and enrciting g_ame_ of , Opel-,ed_ _ _ _ _ _ iv-

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play was fast. from start to finish. Short- ,A A _ff

Y _ Puck was rushedto the Crescents’ terri- _ . s 2 V f 1 *iff '1 »._'f;'_~-'fit-_.`*

oh' thefal-ready close

Vics’ ground. and at about 8.-20,A.‘, fair; gouds t . " f " s H if fwfr

Lea scored for the Crescents amid _ ' ' . '.‘

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plrowd. tfftterdtpip the madg 2 '

espera ate p- o regain eu' -oe f _' ' I I 4 _ -1

ground, but theiCrescents were _too _ A . 3 i many for them, and at half time . 5 93350 mg 1 9111 9. 91'- ~ x

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