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THE GUARDIAN OHARLO11‘E’1"0'WN FEBRUARY 3 i899

ti Y *J*-ii, __ "Y" J 1 nnnmngl ll!-li

‘Tlie Always Easy Store-”

E @icn@>sis '

w ALE.

¢ll@#iil iiésttiitiifiit §§E2"i`i%3)i¥§i‘eli'é iiéiilf-323'f%l'f§)i¥

§Concernin g the_ Sale of sig

§ Mens white shirts it saasaaaassasasssa

-res

We have got our mzinulactur-, er to niake up specially for us, unlaundered and launder- ed white shirts tliatha ve more value in them than any white shirts ever shown by us, YV e ask you to look at them, criti- cise them and buy them; and if you can get anything in Charlottetown that you think is as good at the price, we will cheerfully return your money. .

U .

llo|auo;tiroil ols Shirts al 75eaoh

Perfect in finish and lit, made

of excellent cotton with pure linen fronts and bands; con-

tinuous facings, and double stitched throughout, cts each.

lai_inileroil I each Shirts l Specially made lor us in four

Styles, long closed fronts, long open fronts, short open

fI‘onts,and short closed fronts. Perfection in quality, fit, _ilnish and workmanship, and Well worth $1.25 of anyone’s 11l0ney,-sizes 14;, 15, 155, 15,

17, 17;, and the Prwe 00 each. '

\Z Ut

* Fraser and Miss Stephenson; Reading,

tette. Messrs. Poole and Ross; Vocal

i. 0, - i Solo. ‘-Around the Camp Fire,” Mr.

cal-_-__

the loioot

ooo Pooiiiooe.

2 rr: & of:

respondents Everywhere.

arrived at lp. in. yesterday.

FULL programme of the St. Peter‘s

to see the performance. Admission only 20 cents.

A meeting of the Ladies’ Aid Society

Of the P. E. Island Hospital will he liel~i in the Y. M. C. A. parlor Friday morning. Fob. 3rd., at half piisteleven o`clock. A _large attendance is desired..~

2 Qi

Hier: Sai-:Rii~‘rRoBis1crsoN left yos-

terday afternoon en route to Dorchester with the prisoners Donovan and Doyle sentenced at the recent sitting of the Supreme Court to the terms of three and two years respectively. in the peni- tentiary.

ARCHIBALD MACLEAN, who died at

Glenbaid. Autigonish on January 26, was a son of John Maclean, the celeb- rated Gaelic poet, who came to ih‘s province in 1819. Rev A McLean Sin- clair, of Belfast, P. E I., is a grandson ; of the poet and a nephew of the pr;et’s i son. deceased. Mr. Sinciaifs mother is the pcet’s only daughter.-Halifax Herald.

ONE ofthe first of Canadian novel-‘

ists was Julia Catherine Hart, of Fred- ericton, who published ~St. Ursula’s Convent” in 18;’-l. l\lr:~°. J. J, Cotter, of Chailottetowu. Miss H. G. Estey of Fiter.‘Ir'-iicton, Miss F. H. Todd, of St. Stephen ‘and Mrs Humphery Pick ard, wrote Sunday -cliool stories. Mrs. C. F. Fraser, of Halii`a.\'. formerly Miss Ella Hunter, of Ficdsricton, wrote a very cle-vt-r little chi dren`s s'ory last year entitled “Master Sunshine." which was published in New York. `i`iliss= Helen Leah Read, a St John lady. ‘wrote a very clever story ent.iled ‘-Mi.-fs 1 Theodore.” Mrs. Simpson, of Halifax, ` has written quite a number of novels. Countes Ella Nei1arkow,fornierly of Sr. John,has written for the leading Ameri- can magazines and has undertaken such weighty subjects as Nihilism. Miss Frame,a Nova Scotia lady, wrote sketches of “Nova Scotia,” and “Twlight of Faith." Among the lady poets of these provinces, reference may

Elder Morton, Mrs. Sophia M. Almon Hensley. Mary E. Herbert. Sarah Her-

' "ti,,»fti»Di' Ch -h' '

gl lhillll iuxSt. lsfiiéilllsnschdldlbrotibificilaiiiy

ci ,

p 'X5' Oli W0dnPSllfi_V. The President. 4 ' » till". Justice lilfzgitilald, occupied the _ .

ciiiiriiiitl delivered aforcible address

. on the worl; and needs of the church - I H

,Gathered hi Guardian llooorlors aiid tor-4 “““‘P““1 P”1""“" U10 fffltllififisliiii

THE mail special from Cape Traverse,

Boys` Club Corceit will appear Monday p evening. Read it, and you will be sure

» _ ty was held

; at which reports from the clergy of the

\ The annual convention ot the Church of lirigl ind in this province and the

of the clergy and thc laity was then ; rezid by Mr. James illilltnsn, Of Frriuoin

| lleiizarks upon the excellence of the

combs gave an interesting account of the formation and sur. ess of ’

_ - _ ~ 'r the Boys

Brigade of Sunimei-side,

The ofiicurs for the ensuing year

were then re-elected, viz., Mr. Justice Fitzgerald, President; Mr. Percy Pope. Secretary. 5 _ i In the cveningthe annual meeting of

the Diocesan Church Socie

Various parishes were heard. Those reporting were Rev. J. W. Forbes, of Albertog; Rev. Henry Harper, of Port Hill; Rev. H. C, Aylwin, of New Lon- don; Archdeacon Rough, ot Milton and p Riistico; Rev. J. T. Bryan,r-f St. Paul’s and Rev. James Sirnpson,ot St. Peter’s, Charlottetown, and Rev. J. W. God- frey, of Georgetown and Sauris. The reports were generally of a highly en-_ couraging nature. -

_*___ Benlley’s Linimeni the modem Pain Cure All dealers 10ctS, ~

` norm. `

(fn Feb. lst, ’99, to Mr. and Mrs.

James Godfrey, Charlottetown, a daughter.

_ . ._ __ _ _ J

MARRIED.

1 _yy .

Kennedy, (deceased) ii native of Edin-

DIED. - ' _-ro* ` '

ln this city.a-t 2.3() 9.; in. Feb. 2,3

1899 Charles Keuned son of Charles

Funeral from his late residence,f

Weymouth Street. at 2. p. m. Satur-i

y v

burgh. Scotland, and late of Lot 48. A

da.

At Nvheatley River, on the 31st _ I I

January, ’99, Susan. beloved wife of

Thomas Chandler, in the (`5th year of ‘

her age

Airasintiiié, -Lorie. on the aria

Jan ’99, after a linverin illne=s ' ' ' -'

.'. _ 5 _ g _

be made to Miss J. E. G. Roberts, Irene i.§I;l;;:;a((3=li2;pr;iha;i£;i;2lpfv¢;rg ;il¢:s.of li. H. ` p E D

bert. Clotilda Jennings,:Elizibeth

Hosrrran CoNcF.nr.~--The entert in-

ment at Montague, on the 31st ult., in in aid of the P. E. Island Hospital. was a success in cvs-rv particular -$31.20 being realized. Mr. G. S. Inman oc- cupied tlie chair. The following pro- gramme was well rendered: Overture, Mo:itague.Band; Address, Mr. G. S. Inman: Vocal Solo, ‘~Auchored,” Mr. Penna; Mixed Quartette, “Peaceful are the Night Winds Sighing,” Mrs.Robi>rt- son, Miss Poole, Messrs. Poole and Ross;'v’ocal Solo, ‘-The Gale,” Mrs. White; Violin Solo. Mr. Laritz; Vocal Solo, H100 fathoms deep." Mr. Ross; Vocal Duett. “Like the Lark.” Miss

Mr. G. S. Inman; Vocal Solo, Miss \Vood; Selection. Montague Band; Vocal Solo. “Rocked in| the Cradle of the Deep.” Mr. Turner: Male Quar-

Solo. “Thy Day is Done,” Mrs. Rob- ertson Violin Sol Mr Lantz Vocal

Poole; Vocal Solo. The Beacon Light, Mrs. McPherson; Resitation, Mr. Bridges; Vocal Solo. ‘ ‘I’m Looking for the Owner," Mr. Win. Tuaner; God Save the Queen, by the Band. The accurnpanists were Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Lantz, Miss Mc-Cann and Miss Stephenson. It is only. fair to say that the success of this concert is almost en-

Robertson, Montague.--Cont.

‘cmmon or mann

LOCAL BRIEFS v S°°=»=rf- D' °`°` i

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_ s....5.. i53;,‘_;uj;;;“,';2;f,,§’,*;3,,,;§'“"“°“°°““fag”I Just received and opened' up 3, MR. J. I). BELL, Montague Bridfre, - R-"'~ Mr- Wilh)`CCmbU then Nad 8 I 0" A ' ' mhmy nigh, .. EW, on the Wm of me Sunday arge and varied assortment of Fancy

_ iSclicol. Subsequently Mr. With - Sh' l' ° 1 '

;'1ii-.gi-.,' p ` , dhflitiléiléilléillisihdgdlf I

ircs, all prices all sizes. .

500

up to $1-50

Some with collars, some without

collars, light shades, dark shades. all new styles. . '

ll. H. RAMSAY & G

1'i-ismooiai. sroiis.

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_ ‘ G ti it ith ' ta _ ui . . I _ -

Ifockerby and Mary Barry Sinitli.-W- thin;-oelseeilo evgrfyre bailrlgtg D l A I ("‘ M' Hodcl's Sarsa arilla. t. ' d al _

p con 't ns goo he th f..

l~lis.iD Stanley Bros ’ ad. concerning A

2li

the sale of white shirts. _Hoit_=1~; Rr_fGe_Sp:>cial value at one dollar.-T. J. Harris, Loudon House,

At the manse, Mt. S ewart, on Feb.

1, ’99, by Rcv.’A. Craise, Murdock ' _

McI)onald,I)nndas, to Margaret Isabell,~ » J ,

daughter of Mr. Frederick McEwen.

St. l’eter’s Harbor.

ALL parties owing Dr Matheson,

Montague Bridge are hereby notified to 1;

pay their accounts on or bei'-ie 11th #_-_-f 'V I T I _W ‘i Feb. 1899. On that date all overdue _-,If ' accounts will be placed in the hands of § E his attorney for collection. 30 d2l w2'i § - ~ §

D. A. BRUCE moved to his new pre- E B K E | 2

mises in Morris Block wherelie will be E § pleased to see his old customers and § -_*__ iuanynew ones.--28 tf. § Have on on a Ph: of 3 Uxrna Roms for all si les of § y S P ' ' E

clothes wringers at Le Pages Old §]Hock;y Boots? Téook an this E , _ 5-_ ist. t. en come an get a pair. E Stand. Queen Street._28 tf. "" ’ » =

THE finest assortment of shirts in the E; Men 8 Black Beitggegularsl 75 E

rity can be had at -‘The Model Store.” E , $""" now ' 3 See window.-R. H. Ramsar & Co. §]13I0y’S Ch “ 1$1.95 1" $1-50

Opening to--day table linens E-E 6” S ‘°°° “te reg” ‘“`

. . . ’ » J; $2175 now $2.00 in satin finish, bleached and =LadieS. Skmn -Boom. tb-.

unbleached all prices and §d;,.<,,,,,,,,,,_ g B lg widths at Weeks gl' Co. The §

Peoples Store. ,Al E.

We have received to-day E The shoe Man.

our Irish table linens. also p , f

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atches Could ' Speak lll llllllllhlll

hates story of had treatment d abus they would havototell. ' I '

aka l allarsoiial mor., _

asn't Yo iz watch been running - V aps torha without attention fed! » IDB.

llllllllllllllllillllll “N 'Z 5 :salon

foonlo

it y _e stopnei and you have i

E merelysh zen it to make itgo min.; ~ p

Tregy r watch .likotthe

i i hai thinkin. _ t."'°.

ttior and _

il n w clgidldgurgpdr it-yu? ~

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§o.r iiuroiitiioii. f iylllloi _ ;l,l|l|I!ll,!-1

Queen St. _ ww -siluri-iiuiiigiiisif

The craving for Alcohol, Opium, Cocaln

Tobacco, Ciigtrentes can b_e cured at the Keele Institute in ortlaiid. Maine. So can Neuras henia Nerve Exhaustion and that always tired feeling, seldom _at ease condition, and . the system restored to its normal condition

Write for particulars

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or any other month of the year, _ buy your lumber at the Bee

Hive Lumber Yard.

giioios oiiiiooii

<_`onriolly’s V_Yha_rf. _

“ gg' Chocolate Gill,

_ illll #Hr

rdoiiito aaaan

aaaianaasaaaaases

¥Ve haye decided to offer the

former prices 2.10 to 2.25.

Fla Chocolate Pilllile

llarli Tao Pelilile. We can give you almost any

size you want;

The best |.50 Shoe rileev lferail.

time and see then.

“Bargains to boast about."

ll. K. JDS I §

slnituenws Corcoran.

aannnannunnnsf

¥i€#1H@%£¥#¥i¥§%¥£§%

bleached and unbleached -e--=l-I-=-S I- 1 napkins and towels. Weeks

tirely due to the efforts of Mrs. (Dix) CC_ The Peopleis Store.

“Bargains loBoastbauol. ` 'We |-[avg gnly

asaasassssa

A is

Colored

. Bargain.

FEBRUARY g si.

' E stifbslafice of our _Laolos' colored

s;;¢;§_5 liitimg and Walling Boot

$2* at 1_5() a. pair.

a few left. `

They are displayed in our

eant show window. If you want a. very pretty

Phulo Frame

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

A pretty one for Qog »' A handsome one for aoc

A lovely one for 95g The original prices of which

were two, three and four times

as much as we ask for them

DOW.

W. W. WELLNER

f . ' `

H h l special. [lg REi°iEn|Es. Hughes’ _C ughilllxturo

F Go Col Bron hitll. Bonne ngfs, a. dnt!! Pddlmanaify aifeotions. Prloe 25 centi.

Hughes’ G sate Mlxture

l t don for Chronic

Egrogclé ti: agdqlraddg Disease. Price

OSD

Rodd's Rh umatism Cure.

Aposi ve cure for Rlieiimattsm. A trialwi convinoeyou. Prieelitlo.

Special R medics nrevered for DY

SPEPS A, INDAGESTION. CONSTI PA1 I0 Y etc.. etc..

For the Best English Drugs and Medi Ines

Phlllllllll HU6HE8'"§a553is"iF'

Ati A lb ri 5 Hall.

Cl*-n.ri0t.tf>t"‘“_' .e ec; 8 9""‘"Y‘mg

A CARD

The h tographic and Crochet]

business on by the late Cyrllj liewis will undersigned

G rafton Street.

Thanking the public for past favors

and hoping for a o0nt1l1\1l\DC° Uf 9110 same

I nm respectfully youd,

¥ THE GREAT WATCH HUUSE- I i

SABEL- LEWIS

i ' 1 f

be continued by all

at-the old stand on