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_ V 1 _'PHE GUARDIAN, OHARLOTTETOWL,

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RINK this afternoon. Ice prrfection.

-~--- ian Bond of Commence in Dawson

I IN ii recent issue of the ‘Monetary

` - \.f1`imos_<_. there is a picture ofthe Canad-

' |= _ _ ‘Cu .' 'lutroiitof the building umou

aniiinberot oth :als and residents Mig.

---- ` y Brent Dawson ot Charlottetown is easi-

ann Province

ly recognized. _

y . \ _'l`i:_iciii§iis‘I_i~is'rirUTIs. At 8o’olook

____ tlis evening mY M C A parlor

_ Hr. F. B. Messervey will give a paper

Gathered Bituarilltn llepnrtsrs and tor- on “The Theory of Pub1icSp “king-”

c Toe public, who heretofore have taken

IlSll0lll|8lllS EV8I]l|l8l’8- ad-'ep interest ii. this society, are cor-

--- --- idially invited to be present.

Fee also on page 7)

Hain White shggiings “ ` ' rn; P. iv. cottage Debating cies

_ ._ , waso ened at 7 o’°lock last__ni ht b

7-3 inch 16 cts. _c'f0'é"“liT1'°hT°“°hef9 I“3m“‘° at 8 the President mr I; s Monson grains;

81 inch _ '20 cts. 0 Qc ' Bac .ers meet at L30 for dis' the chair. The 'subject fbr discussion

cussiou of questions.

was ‘ Which oives the more leasure,

U Q ei ` ' ` i P A »

Tw“|8|| white 3|\UBt\|\uS THE fcccmy cf the law Archibald Anticipition gr Rcalizition.” The at-

..,, inch 19 cts Macmillan will be held on Sunday at t"l.1l3HI\Co W8B Slllttlli “Win95 to 03191'

gi _ ch _,I cts' iieiet-en 0* 10ck_ icctcad cf today, as at attractions. The decisirn of the mem- * m " ' 1 fi;-sg ann0uu(~,ed_ _ 3 bers was in furor of R alizntion. The

. -"ow ` _ v_ _ subject for next night is “Which has

'"8"' P' cations TFP- @5019) 15 Wt all S08, JuSt Wil’-I‘G done the more for at-ountry. the states-

40 inch 3 ctS_ »slie is, is not known by those on shore I man Ur the ,.,01dic,;=-=

as the tliickne s of the weather yester

4'-’ inch 9% cw- d . ` " - I ` ' IN n copy of tiiellalifair NovaSco:ifin,

ny prevented seeing very far.

ub ished in 1839 th ra is an advertise-

THE trains wgrg delayed \-Q,-teydav , £163! that is Of SOIIIQ lDlB!'€St I0 U16 P80-

40 inch 10 cts. by the snow drifts, the eastern' arriving i pic of New Glasgow. but especially to 42 inch 12 cts. iheré about 12.30 o`clock. The train \ho Very few remiining that connect 44 inch 13 cps, from Tignish muck in a heavy dn;-5 the present with the pest of sixty years

near Detilois and is still unable to ago, snvs theEs.siei`°n Uhroniel. Ntw

TBWBIS, LEIIBII HIIGI( make any further headway. , <1 Glasgow S. The Mr, Metcalf rc-

ferred to did business on the stand ow

201124 '2:`:> cts pair Tue Cvlnniiu sympathises with Mr. ,rece-“Pied by James S. Fraser. owe 211443 35) cts pair ,, E- S1PPf9ll~ _G@U9f3l 339|" for U19 give the advertisement as taken from

Maritime Provinces of the Ontario

the Nova Scotia-in observing at the

Shggfinug SlPPl`@u» il* t_h*_3 _death of \h_9i1` lnfaflt the same three-score of years ago as

_ _ daughter which _is recorded in another now; and aysc, thc catch word, cheap

72 iucli 13 cts yd columu._ Mr. Sipprell has msny friends | gbods, was cr sccmcd as common thcc

in this city who will regret his loss. ,S cc,,. trphcm 8 Mctcclf. cf New

0“m5»"°“°¥ 900'” _ . loin 'P' A 'uh f' oi'

Ar Souris on Thursday six Sco t Act l M Bgow’ 'emu' W' twat" S il m

10-4 or 91 inch, Pl”'iU: 58° 99~¢h cases were disposed of by btipendiarv -.ayt an extelisfva Supp y C evil'-Y as 10-4 or 91 inch fringe 7 5c each Magistrate Blanchard M J Foley: “limo” of Bnush Goods' uso In “wks

, , . . . , .

_ _ _ . . . twine and brandy &c. &c. The

ll-4 or 91 inch frm e 9oc each John. D. Lavio, tatheiine Johnston por . ' ’ _ .

’ g ’ and H. Hooper were convicted and each H good? will he Sold In any qunmefq 'and

6 d -0 d V I _ tat prices unprecedented. T. M. is en-

Tahla Linens was ne $3 an cess or nm m°°thq abl dto s-ll txtraordinar low from

_ _ _ _ im risonment; The summonsa ° g ` ' y _ ‘ 541 59 and ‘3 mchi 250i 30° and 35°- ` Roderick Macdonald and Jamesglldld; “.18 fam that the gow” are lmimued

nach were dismissed direct from the warehouses of his rt-

BIQQGIIDH Napkins ° ’ ' ' litionsin London. Under these great

_ __ ‘ _ BY wav of variation, RDIAN advfilrages T- Ms Mer'

50°’ 53°’ 6%’ 85°’ $1`1O’ $1'4O"\ ublishes in lace ofthe re ulariweek- Cmllis Wh0 g°'~ mel' SUPPW 3'0"’

P . . . _

$1.35 up per dozen ,ly sermompa Sympcsicmgcn church Halifax to inspect his prices .Gentle-

|‘a"°S Nlnht Gnwns ministeii; in the different denoliniriations 3 Prtlculurlv iUViifdfl`° U the great faffll’

2 ,p¢¢i,_1¢,_47¢ and 65¢_ Nicely grim- in answer to a question submitted by it | be l°°°1i‘Y°f N9” GWSEOW Pf°§°“l=*

8004 ° the Chrinian Guardan askin what tm me Island UUWPHW1 5° V10 Um?

med and ` mes’ W cl h 1. 1, 'U gmcvcg trouble and croeuse of visiting Halifax’

o d a e to echaneed or re _ ._~ s -

Ladlns Dpawgrg in the leadino churches ers union be- Til” Publm “T” ‘“f°1`"~“’fl ma” "W 20095

tween these "bodies might be brought WK" b"‘ “ld by Niall at Wl1°1°55l0

While they last l2c pair about Prices.” GH-

. L3lIi0S Sltiris

Good size l4c each ’ `

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l l

THE C. B C’s of this city spent a

Parlor of the W. C. T. U. The parlor was turned into the form of a. car and the route supposed to be traveled l

fwas from Charlottetown to Ross1and.W' &

1 #At each station they stopped,_a part. ot

the programme was rendered. Prof. . P I L . f 5

_ Hawle is solo called for an encore to M N3*

5

which he responded. When they rt ached

most enjoyable time last evening in the ,N , ;

" DBWARDS i

he end of their journey refreshments 1 ~ T

' t . - _ _

The Pt<>t»l°’S. Sine- , r;;‘::.t;;;l~.';i‘l;:.fi°i so-sooo-sets-see

lin Will Want is Something

scene

in the ba.t:rir»g line today., The best thing you can

do, is to come to our store

and the price reasonable. # Parcels delivered prompt- Q ly. %

Telephone, 98. &

D. STEWART§

zcLiPss~sAius|iY, '

Bakes Best Bread. §

§§#;HiHf§%i¥%l&

BAllISON _tl C0.

-FOR -

tanned tnntls

We have at very large stock oil

tuned goods

1 he Best Brands

ft the very lowest prices. il

iisnnh Bn.

GROCERS _ Corner of Great George and Kent Sts

s Worth

Your While

to get our- prices on Canned Goods befor!!

< purchasing.

We invite comparison of prices and if you favour us with that privilege we feel sure of milking a. sale All kinds of Canned Goods at Rook Bottom prices

THE death cf Mr. George Jackson,

Buckley Point Road, will be heard with much rcgret by the friends of the bereaved wife and children. Deceased was a well and favorably known far-1 mer and his demise being somewhat sudden.is especially sad. He took ill with pneumonia on Thursday, the 2nd inst.. and lived but till last Wednesday . night at 10 o’clock. To the monrningl relatives Tris Gt'Aiti>i.».N extends' its

and buy some of our good $3 sympathy. , things, t-hey`ll be fresh# 1' `

THE hearing of Mr. J. H. Bell’s pre-

liminary objections to the petition lilel against him was to _have taken place yesterday morning before Judge Fitz- gerald. ‘ Mr. Stewart, Q. C. and Mr. Wyatt appeared for the p».titioner,while Mr. Bell. Mr. D. A. McKinnon and Mr. Richard Johnson appeared on Mr Bel1’s behalf. Mr. Bell made an application to pbstpoue the matter owing to the illness of Mr. F. L. Haezird. his at- torney. The application was strongly o osed b Mr Stewart who pointed

5'- - - _

much lunge: adjournment but this was

'@i@l@' EQ3’

staken t ea.

-- Some persons have an idea. that the TALCUM POWDER we are selling at |oc at-in is no good, on account _of the low price. This impression is speed- ily removed the first time it is used. - It is a good Talcurii Pow- der in every respect. and we are giving our cus- tomers the benefit of the low price we obtained. by buying a large quantity of it. Think of it as a 25o package for 100. '

v

90

PP 5' - » _ y, ,_ _ _

out thatthe objections were put din by ‘ ` -1 ' _ P D159 V Mr, Bell and he should be rea y to `, ' . ' ' ` f A ...¢ f f ~ =='-,

. - ~ N - \ \ ‘ _ ~

sustain them. The Judge granted the _ 5 5 \ In Sc Jchm N_ B” cc ,hc mc msc I aPP1i°*“i°“*mdadj"umed the heanug I ‘0’Q”6`CZ_$z~ aiterashort illness. Winnitred May. “mil M0963 M1' Ben “allied aj no/~/~ . ' infintdaughter of E. M. and Annie G.

y 'W' .

refused' ` _ O _ _ ‘ _ .___-_--H At Brackley _Point Road, on Wednes-

White Wear on her'

Wwe aiu notintena to start - A c v i_ 0

WHITE i.ti.t.llnl__..iiilS

1

with T611 CHSCS Of t:|€gal1t [Funeral ta-day (saturday) 'at 2 p.m.

I tn Sherwood ‘ eme:erv.] A

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KINS & SON EU' lBEER;R()§¢Ei{s.G0FFi~P¢,k¢’° 1

_ Wheatlets

Public lectin; mst. Pure Bohm, Room Last Evening.

The ladies of the Local Council' had

reason for congratulation in the large assemblage which quite titled-St. Penh Schoolroom, notwithstanding the most severe weather last evening. The pro- ceedings were full ofinterest, opening with ca piano du t by Miss Amy Moore and Miss Burbidgo. 1 The address read by the President, Mrs. Anderson was full of information A as _to 0 the inception of ttlie _Woineu’s Council movement.. its introduction to Canada. the formation of the fimr loeal council at Toronto,~°.he institution of the National Council, .the spread ol the organizitiou throughout Canada, its aims. methods and the work it has already accomplished. f

After a well-executed instrumental number in which Miss H. Palmer, 1 Miss H. Anderson and Miss M. Pslmsr took part.” Dr. James Mt-Leod read avaluiiole and instructive ptp_er on sanitation as a preventive of dis=ase with special reference to con. sump ion. He treated of c--insumptioia as an adniitttdly infectious disease, _the germs of which may be received from many sources, contact with infected persons-, infected houses, dust, the use if the milk of tuberculoue t ows, &c., He give-alarming statistics showing how very large 'ii proportion cf the toral mortality arises from i tuberculosis. The tuberculin ttst- when a.pp`ied ‘ to cows in Englind' and Germany showed from 40 to 50 per cent-of inf cred cows, and these in many cases to all outwgrd appearance healthy and in good condi- tion. Careful iuspection of milk offered for sale in sections of England had shown that 25 per cent was from tuber- culous cows, All this went to show that tuberculosis was largely preventinls. The infection derived from diseased milk might altick the brain, the lungs, the glands or the alimentary caniil. The necessity of keeping the herds uu- contam usted, the inspection of milk, the better ventilation of houses. andthe isolation of tulerculons patients, to- gather with the good resulisfrom sani- tariums for consumptives were touched upon. Dr. McLeod regretted that this province has no machinery for the col- lection of vital and moituary statistics. We have no means of knowing how many of our people are- yearly dying from preventable diseases. In this re- spect ws are behind almostall civilized countries. In civic affairs we are just as bad. with a medical ofiicer psidf a mere pittance, no inspection of houses. and no provision that a house shii.l'l have even one faucet for water. He thoughtthe Woinen's Council had here a great field for bringing their influence to bear on the _government _and .City y Council, and he felt sure that the Mavpr, n medicalman, would heartily c_o~opfer- ate with them as would the profession ‘ generally." ' A

'A pleasing vocal duett by Miss Win-i

nie Cotton and Mr. i\'lcL»ian followed, after which Mrs. Robert Campbell read a valuablepaper in fa-vor of appointing- ‘ women members of school boards as had been done with advantage in other ‘ cities. V ` 'Judge Warburton in speaking to this question said the matter had been brought before him while he was Pre"- mier and had then received his favor- able consideration. Hc suggested that it .might be better to deel with .it in‘ a cotiipiehensive stay by a general law applicable throughout the province.

Rev.Mr.Fullerton followed, speaking

in fsvor of the proposal, on which _it

boards alone, but on the provincial

'Before the singing rf the National

Anthem,_ which closed the highly in- teresting meeting, the President an- 1 nounced that 1. meeting of the executive gl of the Local Council will be held this afternoon at Prince of Wales College.

hipprell.

February Sth, 1899, George Jackson,

Cemetery ]

February 6th, 1899, at French River, A

William Hugh, aged 72 yf21PS» @1509'

A sin of the late Donald McLeod, News ,V

London. A

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At Brackley Po nt ltoad on Wtdne day,iFehr`uary 8 h, 1899, George Jack son. *aged 48.

Petti_john’s Breakfast Food '

I ‘ _ . ' Heo_l§cr_S’ Breakfast Homin . _ ‘J

Y

Self-rising Buckwheat,

Until we had all in, but have decided to open with a bangi-Thursday ILDOPH' TlllSOI1’S pall (ll‘l€dR.Oll€(l 03,lZS, A charlottetc

A in . - . Fresh gT'0Uf1d Oatmeal: With experienced Workman and first-class machinery, we are

g Talk about values. Charlottetown has never seen such bargains as Crown Flakes’ _Supply cdmmctors and others with Dccrctcnd Fmmcs, Scshcs' am]

111°

t We have np space here tc enumerate the ba.iga.ins,lout youll findj Rolled Wheat, V _ O

3|

“Vi/’he3,1~, Farina, . Gothic winaowp, sums, sun- Bax, Newer rem

Gutter and Conductors.

b

essencesessencesssseeeesssssswssssssseess

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Our White to itself.” We have _ experience sible shirts

A _Shirts we

75c, i $1.00.

selves If you

, .or nearly as _ about 30 per

prices. Theyfref factory that T dercd Shirts

annie

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was intended the Presbytery of P. .E. . ` lsland should give an expression toil sk

opinion. He thought it desirable that; ,the womiiuhood of P. E Island should ‘ be represented not on the city school- it

\"

N- -» ith

".

Board nf Education as well. ° 1.1:

' aged48. [Funeral on Saturday. Feb-

A _ ruary 11th, at? p. m.,~ to Sherwood

'senses

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stock- is “peculiar-

in Unlamldered

`-tflli;ee‘~-i 5-$2,

YG in |10 .‘~00mpP°,'.

a jclese'-{by_`_ .r°nilli'i1es1.toitiiHti’ tok ._

FOR US bye,

EVER BEEN.

A We buy theriijn log spot cash-that accoulnts-for thepifiees.;

Snenials

MH" ‘I “l1_!I¢¢.!'.¢'1f"

Strong wt* . .1iii°nl1 linfinf? 50 Nuts eech,_2_ _for " 95::

Melia. __ _

one notion ‘bosom .teas 'trosrgeiisstsf ‘

0!Jly0_l1¢lc 1 U t*\=t’°.0fUB _

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shirt on the hiiirlret, ' ' book. and trolls eadleseostsyss ‘_‘f2100` liaen~”.ljboenm and boiler -l- -.speeisi7l'f#;1=.09,.ftwo Son i, 11.85

j l _;’=' ;.=~`. V "

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ni

i

Fair grade, _ reaydy-to-,we,er,, j V, T __

Upen A l' _‘ “;‘- ._ ` P ff *_ ‘ V The? "King" shire, lsundered. _ fine linen bdsom. and ..be.r_ids, ,_ bosom; wo_n’tl push t`1~p,`...W9l13.3i. _ 1

crush,; br I r!on’t finterfene » with iit, p rspii-ation `can’t ,

“melt it". Te best- .shirt we » ever saw foriordinery weary f- Open back only. Two grades. » " $l.00 and l A ‘ * Q $1240 -`"

Fine open :front _ *

fitter-.s, just right Width bosom, splendid linen bosom I and bands _ . c » 1.25] Similiar grade-open back t _ and fmnt ' 1.50

A big lo of ties: stylesih collars

l0c each“3 or n”dna.t'ter`i ‘ "

A big ctiof 4'ply_ii_nen _collars

in all _tlze n w shapes 20c each $2`_per

_ dozenf ” _ '

Unis it ial 16c_perpii.ir and 21 c

pair. Apti‘§he“Whtie Feir," `

PALM ER &

nu Z V

Dried Clear Spruce, sheathing and Boards, f

Q"‘Give us a. call. -

Rou£RT P

will be offered at this sale. c _ _ 7 . them Gold Dust Corn lyfggl, interior and exterior Finish, etc, etc. _ _

'€I)eO1?a_t1'\510S

n Dried Sp ce and Hardwood

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the best unlann-if

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E & McLEOD

wn Sash phd Poor Fcactory