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Skip Chaps

l>.n’r hare chappe y rriiiplit-ii- Ll skill. N0 ted of it because our

CARNAT-ION CREAM

innlce-.~ chap;-ing im-

po.~_<il>le if used regu- larly aim- the hands and fate are bathed. llelicately perfumed, delightful to use

casts but ;»5c.

G. JAMIESON.

IIRUGGIST,

'l`hc _\ledical Hall.

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ment in tha matter of tha oalarypab

spreading. Toronto alderman novr vr

$1,011) eaoh add the membora of

TU5SD‘Y»FEBRUARYw'lm°' Ontario Legislature are heoouiing d

` ' ` " ` ' ' ' ` “_ “_Y» satisfied with their present indemnity

THE c°"s?uDM-to scnoow 5'9"” "‘“‘ "° °""'“¥ '°" ‘“ ‘“°'°°“' writin nrthnirub ninnir Dicnii wirieii

r.....ii...........i.i..i.i...fr=..i...lrii£ riyiiggwigutiiii Exrizoiiivlijli.. 'D I' ii - -I -_ T .\

. "-° Premier Whitney laaald to have taken

tl t [ca infthe

GAB SERVICE.

i‘ass.».x:per., iiapg.-ar. etc., conveyed

any wht-rc I,-~-:rc-l, l.< ave orders at Mc- l1.»n_il-i ite _\i~;{i|iir--u’~ Drug Store or at a‘_.il.ief-, 5.»lncy Street, near Steve- iiorv. corner, 1. ru. NICHOLSON.

i-an il i vr Telephone No. 253

And worth it, for

thcin eveiy clay. First- class results from these want ads, because first- class people read The Guardian-the piper that has thc circulation and is not afraid to

publish and prove it.

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5 lbs. GOOD TEA----75c

\\'r grit il|i~. for Christmas trade ant ._ ....1 ,;.....i \-..i.it-.

25 lb. B:-g Flour--6Dc.

‘I iii-. i-. i'ir.i|i l5l.ANi) ,Fife Wheat and

.pi .luv piinruiiit-t-ti

t>\iii-r pylori rvdiics awaiting our eus-

ioiiit-r..

105. KQIIV 8; 2-3

G. ii. WRIGHT.

I-uncral Dlrector_ ‘l`hc only I-lnibnluicr on P. E. Island holding a Diploma. l'liss A, Ferguson,l..ady Alslstant

l-Zqiiipmuiit thc best. p ~ __ Piirloriinti Show Rooms superior to still remained in power. Nevertheless Carnival pfiCe $i.00. -ll/I00i;l¢i&

"“"' “‘ ul" l‘““'“' P"°"l“°“' Mr. Borden is right. More frequent. I M0L50d» 7° 1

k`.\ll:. prornptlv .'riti.-utlctl to day or

in;-lit. rziiisini-iirirr giiaraiiteed. l\'n~\\;n,; il..-it the }.r.!.lir would apprec- init ilir -iii-vets of A lady assistant, I

liuvt < i\;f.i,,-til Mi.~~. lfcrgiisoii, a lady of , i ri..-rn in t- and trnnpcicnl in evi.-ry par- always in the public lntcrcat. Usually The mnowmu "Rm," me mm,” 'mm

ll* "l(';§4;l‘_I(j;_, '_m)A\,H6nC> tliclbcstlwork uf new frovernnrent iii; :$5 D,,m|,,|,,n Gqverument, ,-eport: for

buardlan want Ad`° Tuaiitts ivtnvwiitiis. `

1.2 .\'ew York is busy boring tunnels until

A subways: the promoters of the BWMI

‘ Asiainrimerlcan railway and tunnell

305103 eyes will sec

‘tunnel under the British Channel. I`he

" 0011 on buildin and plant for a school-

at Kingston which will cost &i,;'»00a your

Kin sten there is very little probability of the school being maintained by the ratepayers when Sir Win. McDonald'r~ liberal alloivance shall be hereafter with» rlrfurn. Such nilstalres, however. by 11° nit-ans discredit the Consolidated School,

plan, which is excellent under fiivoiabli- cmtlitions.

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scheme are pushing that project befoi-ei the financial world. It involves tunnel

the meantime the entente between

the great scheme of thirty years ago for a

construction was beilun, but a groundless

The prospects are that the Channel

Tunnel will now bebuiitin the near future The engineers claim they can 'bore lhroughthecliaik which underlies the

rluillng the approaches would be 23§ inilcs-tbrcc timcs thc length of our

_ proyecteil Tunnel at the Capes. Recently Contractor Haney wrote. Fathsr Burke that he stands ready to construct the Tunnel for ten millions. Soon we shall have before Parliament the engineers'

report on the plans and estimates so far

available for this work. 'l‘lie necessity for its construction is now on all hands ail- niittcil.

Channel In two years. The length in~,adulteraled packngerlyes now find them

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The Confederation Life Assurance

Company has given out that it will not

.oppose a parliamentary investigation into the affairs ofthe Canadian companies.

[.cader Borden in a rcccnt address at

Toronto confessed that the elghtccn year tcrm of the Conservative party from i878 to 1590 was tno long, but he probably might not have thought so had that party

changes of thc party in power are flcsilrnblc. Long terms of power hn\'c become the ruic but they arc by no incaus

aclueved in its cnrlicr years and its uorst

l<l-`.>llIl-§,\'L`l1i'iii)Ni€6ob. mt.-tt A

work toward the close ofa long term.

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O ir spring s'o:k oi

go-. a is is now on the \\'.i ai ld will reach its

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tiliiy :Nur lite SIllglE cart iioiu last year-- su uill hate nttuing to offer this season, but new up-to-date t9u6 carts--We belie\e we have been very fortun- ate in our selection-- No other store in the city will show the some carts, and we have bought such a large quantify at such

social parties in that city at which brid

Kiugqou and ie 0 rr’ L ltha gambling craze burn become children to school is only one third nal

I I I make to spend , widespread among “the ladies" and

much' L “"5 L wr yan' ' r intiniates that if it goes on exposur

where needed. If the evfl is even half

I' 3 ,_F.'°** . ~ °°' Siu:-“mimic entitled Tile-Seamh

the for the Nm-tlrPele-which appeared Inu r¢~ 1| oentIav\aatl`haGuuv_|liin,and which gives °‘ credit tn Irinh monks for the first WI"

exnslitlnn. in of naeatng interest. The

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* are referred w are paaaed over by English

¢ McPherson in hla Annals of Commerce

delgnu to refer to this expedition but

Acwrdlnit w The St- John Sun th# wh- dem-mined mad qmtnri. it members oi hinun-fun with nnaeurvnd disregard.

aolidntcd school at Kingston, N.B., ia a gh, ugntwbt 1,¢¢i.i¢|,m-¢ nun _ina

pretty costly experiment. Itia astlmalndligcggggad their indgmniiy from

that the cost of operation il $6.56) B VNU: to Sltlll.

while the valuation for assessment of the; -i

property in the seven districts is ouly` Wham" bo” smnkmz clnntna lad

$100,000. Before the consolidation. the, wsmmcdma or M," n ,. ann” w,.u|, “kms nn.dl.un°“’ mmm! 'crm'

uw speaks of the voyage:-it as “wrong headed"

monks.

An era of original research is now

s dissolving manya cherished delusion. and

many an event that iaclassed aa fable in

cost of the ieveral schools of the districts nut mo" of the "U bm Mya lmokn Run’ th. Rn” Dulhb mswnm, who was only Winn year- lib” IM” "1""-I' eigaretuie. The Superintendent or the may have been unaware or the writings Pll¢d bi WD- “`m\°“'f °°'“‘ld°"|"3 me Industrial Echool at Mimico, Ontari outlay for the building and groundshwhe" ba" .nested by the Ponce (0

'"“°““tl“fl ‘° W-"’“- l’““‘ by S" W“"'"‘ I crimes and mlldemwim lr# wit ‘° fe' reiinlnur artieirr. Ml'-"'l°"Bl'l~ Al' P"”°“" Sl' wml°'“ bl form [them] tails that 75 per cent of Aa Dicuiiatatoa that some of the monks Dllylnil 9.050 Ol llli' C0" 0| \““l“¢f¢“5“°¢»l thu" ¢°mmmM| U; ht. can WE,-¢ cpu,-em, returned home from Iceland the late of the Province anti County contributes in smoke" on thdrldminron w me school

UW “'“7 0' ”‘“°"h°" sz-“ni “mm mel Youthful cigarette smoking seematod people pay the same na before the con- ,my me Wm power .nd pndmpou solldatlon. _\'eorly half the coat of oper~‘ WN" d°,,.,K_ E,” how an me abc" E,q|||m,,,,x 0( me not-L|,_ having long `H!l°D Ll "W Pfl°° °‘ °°“"Yl“3 il” alarming recordteacconnud fort

children to the school. ____ _

Mud' Dew" “sun” Me 'ppuem :t Tha H5111", Reco“|,,,. deplore. the hc! called tha country where they found these

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Ruersge ‘('Dnml:‘me(:hescas:;Ae§ uh; that gambling prevails extensively at th same rov are w ere

°_ of Dlculi, states that when the Ili-st_Norae T adventurers reached Iceland they found

there Irilh books, bella and other

those who did not retum has never been

` ascertained. Rafn aaya that when his

°“' .people reached America they visited

to “a white people different. from the

robes or cloak: and fnqueutly bearlnir crosses In religious proccssiona and t.h~ i\‘ speech was Irlsh" also that the Danes

B people ‘Ireland it Makin" or great

Ireland. Might these people be Irish

3° monks who preceded Eric the Rad!

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of proper” is ‘hi-ee Hman” Fen as B is played. The Recorder declares that J '1`_ Cpanxrn,

REDUCED A HARD SWELLING.

as Mr. Gus. E. Geroux, writing from

Pembroke. telliihow he waslnjurvd in n

Sn’ gs `inust be made and the lush laid on lumber camp. "A heavy log rolled

lu`t yle nnd'I u-is laid un with

5° :I'i'ir».:n-mnnalir har-ri trfrciiinn. when i

w m°i“wi"` From what we know o'~ prevalent as tho reports would indicate l\DP|l¢<l P°lS0l1'~ Nfrvllllw 1 8°” l”°l|¢f~

A few rubbings wltn this iroofl linimcnt

‘Z the Rewrdvrk words are timely. We ani-allure". intin-i»n.i., nrviiinr is in-

ingilil miles under Bubring Strait. In ‘ and money-savers for mothers and wives,

are dear to every woman's heart.

Britain and France has led to a revival of me package dye mme Wm] the ‘naw of

scare about invasion caused it to be atop- 1 muurem nad. .

have not yet heard of gambling among the ladies of Charlottetown and do not expect to, but that there are some gaurb- ling resorts freqiienterl by men in our city and which ought to bo broken up Is, we believe a fact.

The Extended Popularity of

Diamond Dyes

Induces Speculators io Introduce Weak and Worthless Imltations.

DIAMOND DYES, true home helpcra

Recently, speculators have gone into,

. gaining a share of the immense and ever- , Increasing trade held by the manufact- `urera of the DIAMOND DYE5, but all I such efibrts will, as in the pant, result in

The crulie and worthless dyes brouizhl.

i out in opposition to the DIAMOND ` DYES, can never become popular, for the , simple reason that they have not one good quality to boast of. Tire merchants ' cfCana1la who were iiiduccd to buy these

dead and worthless stock

4 The progressive and busy di utrgists and , dealers of Canada sell only the I)IAMO\i) DYES, which have an established rc- putntlon of over twenty-tivo years. The modern merchant has not the time of inclination to encourage thc sale of worth- less and deceptive goods.

if our Canadian wonicn desire full,

brilliant and fast colors. they should at all

i times ask for thc DIAMOND DYES, the I only guaranteed package dyes in the world. When buying package dyes, see that the words DIAMOND PACKAGE DYES are on each packet handed out by ` your dealer. \Vi-:|.i.‘§ & liicn/iitnson Co., l Liiiirran, Monvrtutat, P. Q., will send free . to any address their New Dye Book, Card , of Dyed Samples, and new book in verse I entitled "The Lonirjuhns Trip thc l Klondike." This liitlc book is interest- l ing thousands.

li S-_e our i-peciai laundered white . shirt, Irish linen bosom and bands, ,open front and back, or open back ,ouly, medium bo=om, white

WHAT ABOUT THIS.

I The profits earned for the previous year 1 per $1f»0tl,00 of Insurance in force by the different Life Insurance Co'u here mcntloneli ure1- Canada Life $5.75 lflonfaderotion $3.60. Federal $3.39. l Grcai. Wcst$ti.-15, Impcriul $2.20. Manu facturers $4.33. Mutual of Canada $0.27. North American 81.55, Sun $4.63. LON- uu.\'& l.ANi‘liiii|iitt: $l0.t4). The profits accumulated per $1000 on tht: business in force by llie same Cu`a nrei- Cnnailu Life $l3,52,Confeder~ntlon $1813 l I~`ederni$1l.4B. Great West 814.10. Imperial

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l$7.1l4. Manufacturers $l2.i7. Mutual 0 lCanudn $\0lY7. North American Ul4.1»' lSnn $13.70. Lunuoiv St Lascasmnn ` QB'i,ti2.

i The reason this roldeliabie English Cu. :au :how such a difference ln profits compared to the Canadian C0's. ia' quite apparent to any person who knows. Anticipating the action of the Dominion [Government and the reductionl that 'would occur In interest rates, | the management of this Co. set aside It lug; num In 1392 and liater again ini theltbf providing for the decrraainpr rate of nterest ani

placing the reserves of the Co. upop_n iii-in w that adopbrd by other bon. raraa . y'I'I|e Vics~I’reaident of n leading Canadian C0. at their annual meeting

held lp Feb. l0f‘0 raid:-"I am free to se

dispensable; it cures ni-ural|.rla,colils, rheumatism and internal illnorcii-no too. No person can ulluril lo bc withuill Nerviliue. Useful for nil Inu-rnul aint i-vlernalpain. Lnrgc bottles 25c at all dealers.

PROGRESS IN

TYPEWRITERS.

P 0. Soulis Becomes Vice Presi- dent ofthe Will H. Newsome Company, Limited.

P. 0. Souiis has returned to the Pro- vince fromabuslness trip to the United States and also w Toronto, where he was made n partner in the new joint stock company of Will H. Newsoruc Company, limited, and elected vice- pi-esidei\t.` The new firm will conduct on nmnuch larger scale the typewriter and stationery- business formerly earri» ed on by Will H. Newsome. Mr. Soulla is looking nftor the flrnx`a interest! in theprovincas. . .

While in» the United States- Mr. Sou-

iis visited tha typewriter.~ facwry of _L. .Ct __Suilth.&».Bma.,..m. syracuse, N. Y. He states that great progress is now being made in the manufacturing of the L. C. Smith SL Bros( typewriter, wltlran output. nf about fifty machines periiay, which will soon be increased largely, additional muichiuery having been installed for the purpose. He says further that the Syracuse papers announce that the Smith Bros. `con- tcuiplate the speedy erection of another large typewriter manufacturing plant, which will connect to tlie.preaent one anti provide un ultimate capacity of about .\l,000 typi-writers per month. In dis- posing of this vast product the firm of \Vlll H. Newsome Co.. Ltd., will have an important part. and in order to handle u greatly increased volume of trade in a manner satisfactory to their customers, they have enlarged their facilities and moved from tiIll{iuiz St. East to 8 Adcl- aide St. West, viitliln two' minutes walk of Yonge. where greater business oppor- tunities exist and the convenience of the public bettersuited. Their new offices in Halifax are located nt the corner of Granville Bc Sackville Sta. being in charge of Mr. Soulla, as resident partner.

Goud white cottons at the white

carnival, sell at the fol'ov\ing special pricizs---5 r-20,7 I-2c.B i-zc and tip.---Moore & McLeod. zodii

We have it very nice line or Violins and

Accordlons which we are selling at greatly reduced prices. H. A. Tanton & Co., Grcat George Street. Hifi Zi

lf the party whnleft latciy three now

first grade school books at our store willcall we will bo pleased to deliver.- A. W. Reddin, Sunnyside. 20d li

Choice Island salmon packed by Il. N.

Cox. Morell, ‘Lie oan.For sale at Sanderson & Cn's. Try one. 2l)il lw.

Af our great whitewear show,

you will see gotds that would do credit to a city of two or th ee times the size of Cnarlottetown. Come in and let ut show you, it’s aplensure indeed to show goods like ours. -Moore & Mt-Lecd.

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Fruit and ornamental Imea, aliruhtl.

etc. Wa are now receiving oiders for the very beat standard fruit and ornaments trees In Canada. Orders must be in by the 25th March no later (for large quantities)-Send for price list. There la an advantage in ordering from ul, weare always to be found-We are fixtures right here ln the market, and at hoine.-J. J. Ury &: Son,Chnrlottetown, I’.E. L Phone B0 and 270. _ Mtuf twill.

.In the linen department ny Stanley Bro.¢.-- two leaders for at

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° "iiii‘i.i'i'.'.lil.ll.“l‘.m ‘St-4° dv:--Sw»l=y Brio \9¢l=l‘

a low irice, that we

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Directors could have foreseen what

cumin!! Linz.

that I ton, fifteen or twenty yenra ago the

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expectvvry 'fvpld sell-3l2?l.Z"f.l`i.i”.il'.‘?‘¥.'I.1.i.l'.‘Ii’..i...}i?.i‘!ri."l.J»l‘.. d k

.applied a \»;»|nin:r‘°';»r&::.";:|r:ii:'il=°:‘:n.;.:al}. t.ble Inman , 64 inch? -vvam , Il “EDD ' - _ .` its 0”,” |tfww”_,, legit ar 45 Cent qua ty lo _ This cenalnl reflects credit on the ‘ vnanngvnieiit. ol the Lonnoiv & LAN-

Levvls H Beer, Charlottetown, la the

day; 45 cent dainaak for 35 reto- a yard-gool, heavy, cunts

morrow 35 cents "a' yard. Line ~ table napkins; the good heav' kind, size i8xv8, you can hav' them heiuiiied 'or not hemiiied;

'l'UXBDOa¢l ASGUI'

inponallpeirtlrebnnnahnluii. Mndenllmhnaltharoii. vfapiial|l\¢alfI\°lot¢hLd°H -

||»a¢nn||ly.dnablaa'aehihen.

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the election of Wednesday inst.an|I also the uurncrous friends who came to me and expressed their regret et not beluit able to vote for me on account of pro- mises previously made. It tn especially gratifying to me that having entered the field ao laie, and after the Ward had been thoroughly csnvassed by other candidates, that I received such n large and entirely voluntary vote, as I neither cauvassetl, or used any of the many questionable means by which eveu civic eiecli ms are sometimes won. 'Phunk- ing you again, I nm

Yours very truly.

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ilUTT_Eit MAKER WANTED

'l`l\irt‘l|t-rry Valli-_v lliriryilig U0. \\'.i|\l~i iiti c\|ini-ii.-ii.-of initial- iiiiruin- for trio rica.-on nr ian, a|~.un .~.'t~c`y. 'i‘f~inli-cv to close Mai-ch int.

.\l. J, McLE(JIl, Pvc--1.

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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED 'I`l‘I.\lll|'IIfS. nililrcitaell t0 tim tlitrlni"

algncd, nin_rltcd on thc envelope "Tcndci-ra

for (_'onstruct.ion", will be roco vcd nt tho oflico of thc Conmiirasloncis of the 'i`ri\nacoii-

tluontol Rnilwaiy nt Ottawa, until twcive dclock noon on il onday tho l2t:ii dny of March, llntl,for the work required for thc construction, in accordance with tiio plans, profiles and ii|loci|lU&l.l0i\i-I GI’ rlriid l`ni|iiiiin.~&ialtt:i‘H. ftlrflii: fnlluwlflg itoctluiis of thu 'I`ri\in=<'.tn|\i||i:tlii\l

Iiuilwlly. this nuitl work to he t:'lli\IiIl\leii un or bofiiro tliu iihii. tiny nf $i:)|IA:u|l|t3l'. ilii; \ IZ!- tii iiiiimt i-‘r-.rm it ,mint tic..-igniiirii an

tiiu illulns ol' thu itiilii (‘oti|liit.\si0nui*.~ tit 0|' liuui' tlifi City uf' \\'ii\t\i|Jt.'g. lu it pillni. kiio\\l\ iw I’elli|ir.\ili| ilrusniiig, iicrir this juiivlion point of l.|\0 Fort \‘\rillini|i briiiiifli uf till: Griinil 'I`ru|\k i'1\A‘ifiu I{ui|Wi\V._l\ tiisliiilvu uf about ‘H5 itiilc-¢. 12| I)iati'|\:|. “IS'. I~`i'uti| ii noiiit tlerligniitcti

0|\ lim |llf\|\:| Of tilt! Ntilil ifolniliira-ai|r|\i:i'»| til Lili# ilnrlil ililfl ol tht: Qilullci- Ilritlge iiiid I{iiil\\‘i|y L‘or:ipi\ny'n bridge in the vicliilty of thc City of \1ill!bef!,t0i\\i0Illt iicllr Lit Tllqtic, ii dirttutlvt: ofahout. 150 miles.

iii) A iiwul vit\d\\I‘t. itbnllf. ll.il_l0 fcctloilgitcmw

thu \ up Rouge Valley. Ili iuiiri Ilislrltrl. "li," in our vit-iiiity or urn city or Quebec, the work to bll Dovfotlilctl iii l\c4-urili\li1:o With thu Gclicriil »“_pu.:ificiiilD||_~4 uf Um (lutitlr\i<rtIot\ut~s OI thi: 'lransi-unilncntal ltallwny, and ihc sinner-.rl z~|lccliit:|\l.i0tis for steel tlriiigcs i\utl \'Iv|llui:t»i ni' the liupurtiiictit of Iiiiiiwllyi-1 and (‘uliuli~ of

Uixiiatlu, ltltli.

Plans, |||‘0i\liJet ulltl spcciilcntiutis uiiiy ht:

actin Iii thu nlliilu Ui' thu llliicl Engiiicuv of thu Comiiiiusluilclw uf. Ottliwu, ulilo ill thu oliitfc of thc District Englucor at Konorn, Ontario, for the section _of Ilirtrlct "F," and for thc acutlbli Of District. 'II"li\ the ililien ul tht* District Enirlncrr at Quebec.

Portions iatiitlurilig nl'ul\ul.Iil1:d that tondorr;

will not bu l:D|\aifl0i'ei‘l iiiilcrls ultillu iii dupli- vato, and 01| thu llriliwd forlilrt siippiied by tliu Conriiilssinlicra.

Separate tcnilcr.~i must bo submitted for tho work in each lllritv-ict. Tcndarcre shall not bc in any \vay entitled to roly unon the classification or any other information given by nl\y)rcr1nn on behalf of nw I niriiirininiinr-_ , and iw are nnbniizring any tclitluv, biridnra illtuiilil iiinke it ltitl'Bi'\l|

cxilulltlntioii of tlic pli\|\»-I, Hltiiiies, druwfn ...iii iqwcint-iitiniir, ...fart-n rmrnrrn- tt. lift executed, and fnllylnfornr thcurreivea no to

thc quunlitly and quality of iuatcriala ami i-liaract.e\' o workmanship reqiilredmnd nw

iuiilaratood to accept spd agree to be bound by the terms anti condi ions contained in the form of contract. specifications, tc., annexed io tlio form of -onilcr.

Each -under must bo signed and sealed by all

thc parties tot-hu tender and wltneruod and ho ucwnipnlilcd tlivniiauceiilotlclrcquo a a .~ii.n-r..i-ca iniiir ir rin. ii»i..i..i0n or cnnifltrr, piynblc to tho tvnrnnrissioncrwof tho Traini- continuiiiitl Railway for thu num of four hundred thousand oulluiri ($400,000), for Ilirrtrlot. "F " and two huiidrod nnil twenty-fivc thaliana dollar.. ts-rza.i»o\|;, for iiirtriet -~n," and t.hl\'ty~fi\'o thousand iollara ($3\5.000l fur stosl viaduct in said District "IL" Any person whose toudur ia accepwd alinii within ton flu A nlwr the acceptance thereof furnish tlio security wqnircd by thu Commissioners for Lhu tl d fuif.l\i'\ll fo I’ tl

no an pcr rnranca o ie

contract in-corillng to its t,eruia, sign tho contract, spouilicntioriatiiid other documents

reih\iit'el.l to bu ulgncii by said Cuiiilliiilslonuret un iii any case of refusal or fuiiuro on thc part of the |i||"l.y \vliuM.. tciiilcx' In u4'C0 wil IA! coinplntc anil cxccuio n contract wiili the said Cmlrrrrfsnluircrri and to furnish tho approved security wlthirit,o|rtlaysi\flA:r thu

uwcptuiico uf rho wnrlcr, thc mid ctrouuu alial bo forfoilcd to thc Culiiniidalonera its Ilquldafasd ilniiiiigcn for aiich rafuaul ur fallum, and all coiitraet, rights actfulreu by tho accoptanco of tho tunilur aiiul ba forfoitod.

Chuqueu llepoelwil by parties \virosu tender-vt ure ro'|oct/c wlliho rulurnud within ten days

r iu a gn ng o c contract.

ulw f. I i fill Attention is cnlleii to tho following clauses

l|| the form of contvact:-

“All mechanics, labouwrit or other persons

who perform labour for tho purposes of tho construction of the works hereby ntractod for shall be pulif such wagon na nrduztinorally

acccfbtaril aa current for competent workmen in the lstrict. ill Wlilcli the Wflrk il' IMAHQ pit' formed. and, if there is noonrrfint rato in nach District, than a fnla- and rciwonable rate; and, In tho ovontofn lspube arising as to what lu tho cnrrcntorn fair and roasoiiabie raw, lt niinll ho dctoi inlnoti by the commission- enbrvvhoso decision aliail hc nal." ‘ his agreement lnuulijaet tothe regula-

tions now in force, or- which may atnny Ima hereafter bein forcodurlng the oonatriiotlo of the works hurnby cnntrivewfl, for, mad: unrlar tim authority of tho Dopattmoiit Yi Labour, and which are ur shall he npplloah o to auch Wurita, '

"Tha contractor shall in connection with tho whole of the said work an far an practicable, une only material, nun-binary. plant, auvvllea und roll ng stork iunnufrwturod or ppodtlcetl In f‘anada, rirovldcd lim mlnu can be n tdlnod as uiieaply and upon an mimi icrma In Canada ns olitowhnro, having i-c|rnitl tn quality ami

dw.. p'i’l\b contractor shall conform in the Fire

iloxulatlnna ivlonteil haf the Cornmiaalunern an nina ia the lnwu an lloiiulntlonn lolipoctr ing fires ln the illflbront I-‘mv noun wherein the

in boi f .

"Q2 rl|¢h't:zfT“i-ii]:1ii`ii;l<\tA>i'e,|cct any br nil

By ordar,

r P. E. RYAN,

Becntarl.

a Y. M. L.

K _ 3. i. 5 Grand Concert

i...i-»~»»¢°H=»\\-f--i-rl-'° ST. JAMES' HALL

W¢pnlreianmi»oleia¢r|niyhlH*Pl'°'» Under the direction of Prof- Earle- `

QE! ` Q |_ Br-mi Qu»irtcl.t,e-Mnrmui'lnrBr°0l°t\

‘ ` Meier! Hines, llitvlaou und Blclfuriario

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s vocal nnnr---'i'irn Elan r.rii...,_. ...uint-I-r

roiaerieemni ufwara Five "

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Lanins /iso GEa"rLHsizrv-I wish M,5,,,,-,,,,,,MUI,,,,,,,,,\ *°‘l“*““ 'll ‘° "'l1°'“ I “W l“‘l=l"?d ii. i..nii¢§'Tri.»sQ\it~t-|...ithe xigiir.. ....\i.n».¢ f°"‘|‘” °Pl~"""'l "°'° 19"" “W ‘" .\fi~r_1iii.mci;_nii~_xiiioiifiiiiiiriui..

CHAS' H' CHANDLER' is. \'nt-.iii1n¢rf\\'i.on vc tiring /t\\.r..,.....

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ro.Niciir.

PR DGRAMME.

Bro.-.

_Chorus-'l`Iro M iller’a \\'nuirig-liawn Fu un

\ooalSolo.........._

Mis.-i.enn Ziirn-ray.

Ileadlng....... . . . . . . . ...

i\Iui0r wcckn.

rue rin... iiniiwi- ...ia i..»-tm.. . nu.. rm- or-gn.. into i-ini...-..iti..g... im

Miss Harrison and Ilrof. Earle.

l`haiifilcr. it sniig-siriiois anti sniuiti-A or the Kino ._

_-iltnlins

Miuitcr Jilck Gurilun in, vet-.rl sni.~\vi.y 1 Love inn-ii.-..c1i.cr-ir Miss itcurl Stewart.

ii. I.aflic~' Iicnble Qnartciic- l.a\-cly .\`ii_fhi

_ ....._<‘.\viir-tci The Miretes Il\\nt4¢l', I‘l.\i'l. (`|\itlc\'. i.:\\\ - nuns. i~`ullei-tnn \ii». t'iinrnilor,irii<i Min. Tait. l‘.’. Iluo fnr0rgi.\t| and I’iuliu..,.....

nomar-t-ii ii.-r--»i,;iic....__..... sciiiiian-t lb) Military March .. \ii_ui Ilurrisoii und l'|'ui'. Earle.

iitySnccln|Rcqncrti.

Misa E litli liliurlltniiil I i\'\ti Illia I-`.Ill'ciii|iur ii. cena-aiw solo- .\ .-wit-ii sniff;---ii. \'i.ii..is

._...\\'i-iglrt.

Mivn Alai-tr.i|-ci Sfcwart. I5. Piano Suit) from Upcrit of .\l:ii'i\niia\.,. _

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.\li~.: liclcn rti-ivai-i ia. iii-innl t'|rui~ii.--lurritgirtcir of Eri-m-___.:~'ir-

llciir-y|u>liop......

(Hill SAVE 'l`lII‘I KING'

_-\ilirriiv=iuir2|1cciiir<.

coin-nr-i begin. in it o'i¢io.~i<.

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Dhas. F. Davison.

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EIIIBALIIIER.

Office, Show Rooms and

Residence, opposite Baptist Church.

Equipment first class.All

calls promptly attended to at any hour of the day or night.

Telephone No. 289.

ti-litter twwtf

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,NlXEY’S STOVE ENAMEL i’0LlSlllNG PASTE

Best un earth for stoves and range

Price 5 cents per box.

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Piniahs.PlTAiTdFianis.air.

i ?.‘}.E..l’“i‘.§’<'i"‘°G..‘i’..°.i.'.1"‘“'I.‘.i D ' r ll those who have dealt with as ',...»'-" ‘i..:::‘:. tarot' iv _ B , , are herg for il parmanency and want new friends as well as thi-

olgones. We solicit a trial 0 GT.

_ 265 Kfiit St.,Ch'town.

ittalt .

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To Fit

Noi id Fit

' That ls the question ? Any spectacle is no more adapted to your face than any coat to your body.

The fit oi the irame is as

important as the Et of the lenses. "

We rn ike a specialty of

both.

G. ll. TAY LOR, jeweler and Opticlan

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GREAT

DISCOUNT

SALE

of Boots, Shoes, Slip- pers, Felt. Socks, \\'o.»l Soles and all wiutcr goods.

CONROY.

The Shoemnu ,. Sunnyside, Ch’ iowa.

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Snappy Styles ' of Solid Footwear

Ladies I Here is your chance, rare week only. Skating Boots rt cost.

‘ Box Calf Boots, ,1.\ea_t, tip-to-drilc

Cheap any time at,}z.z5 iiow $1.50, nil sizes. ~ Ladies’ Oil Pebble, regular §i_;5 now $r,35. ~ ’1`l\ese boots arrived at few days ago,n little late of course, but they are yours at the above prlvv- See them anyway. N

E. u¢i:AciiEN.

Advertisers.

ws stu ii. ,

Call at store for large free sample 1

PHONE 264.

,JOHN CONN0l.LY & C0.,- Qneen Street, Ch’town.

Tire DAILY and TRI-Wy}i1ElC

LY Editions of the Chu'rlottt-- town Guardian have actual combined circuiatlonswhioh cun- not be duplicated. Their guar- anteed combined average to Deo. ill), 1005, was fll71. and for the last wcek in the old year it

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Farm is within one iuile of church from Railway station.

2-igdmf twmtf

FREEHOLD FARM FOR SALE. WILL G0 AT A BARGAIN

Farm of foo acres ou Brackley Point Road, in good heart. Ill-v

property of Duncan Martin. About 12 acres in wood and longers_ fair dweillng house and barns; ruunin‘g stream. well fenced throiiglioiii_

and school house and 2% 1\Hl°"

Apply on premises to Mr. Martin, or in Charlottetown to \Vcck~'

& Whear, Barristcrs, first floor above Bank Nova Scotia.

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BRITISH IIPINTIIN Dil llilltlllill INSURANCE _

Tire cinlorsrnioiit of n ironic rain-

panlt and its niett-iorls by no ntnfd and coiinervntlvo pqqpk, N. thaw nf Grout Britain. must im mgardcal with prltlu hy Caiiarllmru. who aio "°"\°fl'“w\vt in think ni nriinir iintitntimiaiia iromminu the high. ost. murlta. It In L fact that the ru '“‘li*‘ blllllll paid by ut least one Cun- NIIIIH Cnninuny am con.-irinrerl nn n par with thom pnlri by tha very host

‘ Uomimnies tilther on this Colitinanf.

or nhroml. While coinpariaoiu any '\°bdv~lvnblo. it cannot ini out nr piiwo to nuhlliilr thu opinions of two British Pnlloy-lioldorz of this North Aniurleau Irlfo. These lattcrinulvan Wluvilnrlly. -=xia¢»~.~ the t-ww.. nf nina einluantly capable of Judging tho roaulta of their matured policing bit the reaulia of the boat llrftlnh Cvlllllhnfna. mt the Drnfont time they should bo nfinpoclal interest.

300|-ova Luno, Btnniford Illll. _

London, N., tlth Ucinbur. lilI.v.

I.. Cioldnian, Eaq. N.»i~rii1irnori.-.ir..‘i.ir.. aniritini-.-1 wi.

'i`orui|l.0.

Pulley ilifil.

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oar lr . _ Yanni of tin. rin. sn it. iw, await-

ed my return horn. i'ou will limi cticluiuid thu nfllttiai rucui|\f» |0i' l|ii~ £I|l'I~Ii.IU l$'l2!.i'I)l built ifilll lurvitliilr iawd surplus which I .larva olaoicil tn rocolvo, tho 83,1110 for which l uni

ivitairod atili remaining nr. n paid-up

no ny.

Imay hero my hnw tlnn-nnilh 3'

iintiufiod I iinvo bouii tlitrliiirlho \| I twenty your.-i that your vuni_horI~ uf husinam have boon amieil. and your dealluga with tlio rrrnuirwf have ai- wayn been that of the lniono-it intol- llllunoo and ruatont. rmirwsn M.\' coiifidoncu fir your cnnrpnn has hoon a growing i|inintity ' mi .dr I hu niatwr of that, 'uu could have ai-un by tho way I have rccnnnnninlctl nur compmi tn my |»ci1-inial friends. and that nn one unilrt-Iv uuinino your paid nr moonriizml niaif. ihepait may be your ntl* vllo to nialn ln your present. cn- vlalaTd pualtloniila this tevom fcatlnu time for lnsurnnco tlnnlotioil.

am. dear air, vouni alncoruly.

lflllllll. B)/IITH

rii c i I ti. » - °..:r.:‘.;1.:::.':rf...f..,_ . Roqg & M A We N... .':-'o':.:.lti."o'tr'“'..i-Jim. .. ‘ “ ~' t vvlthonrriiurorlty from the Comm ionzn Nonllm for P. lt. I. ana Capo llmtzm. limos. Uliarlotxnnswn.

vI<tllt“\3tu\;8`E:|d for lt. \

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