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\ ,We'le busy as all kinds of new hundred cases in taining goods ffl It’s lime yon ea .v some new stni at Prowle Bros. 21631

%

Auccetion Salc

, I "tif Apples.

We will ssiiat our .sale rooms

£2 o clockpnoon 3 hbls. of No. l apples( pack and in exce - lent order.

sash. CARTER as co.

ard l w Auctioneers.

on Thursday. Feb. sand. 1906 at'

l

N OT IC E !

wi? notiiisvo gnc rolcbratedl Berliner Grain

. h I | f.’J§f‘lii~é°lf'v'liell'"li '“§§'liii' 'iioliririf-‘.'fl>'fi5i\i.'l°i° $5222 "$1 9: “grffféz dYv';,';';;' r§'“'M‘;j

Bt

.frllralalxicihf mc" ‘”~ ’“~ “i

‘sidsw tv/will

EIIIIUWIUUOQP

. ` Fresh

at

Ecurss Bsznrw, Hakes Beet Bread.

9"* iiil rnulllll. li. iilliiiilllii =-Q

` THE

Oilices in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown

T" “Ill-lilllllted In iaiatlvs and Dodd All A llaoDonal.o was a passengsrw

I

Lila-uv lr nw open le the public.

Au. copy should be sont In as early

Guardian

Roslnr sun Aaonsrns Wanna-r.l.,

Kellie 0\‘°°=. len last nlsllt for will

t

“ Fish Montana. P

Mm, MLMAHOHI .nd 91 yan' 'ww and most scientific game ol bode! played

of the Isla Owen McMahon died yeate lil! at Kelly's Cross. .

an

Mas. Jens Gsnnllvnn of Ghelton is hour's skating.

visiting in North River,.tha gum, D(

,"5" Mm Au" Mcphem As an evidence of the accident which

Taz funeral of the l t M .Ll .

Stewart will talre place at 2.53? thil:`.;fleli'Y-I nw'-md mme “me wo' theN““ bmw"

Soon from Bruce Btewart's residence to remained of the powder flask which W" B'°°d° c°'“¢'¢\'.7~ . f~ E exploded inthe little zlrl's hand. From

B ‘ \

Ar the practice Monday night was rushing the puck like a flying 'glen

and ¢|y|||z ,nz luumnlon of how ha The child is now almost well again. wlllscoregoals forSt.Dunstan'sio-night. Canals and Mrs. Wisner, Wisner's Tgg nm, "mom ,neun of the D", Mills, were very pleasantly surprised,

lx

oltr council will be lleld lamb'

now

evening. A sanitary emlm-, 5 Dm-3. lleeperand an electric engineerareur be ,"°“`“ 'md l“\"W\l\'|dlng country. 'i‘he

ai1P0intell.

Ynresnsv the steamer Mlnte arrive

ill

at Georgetown with 2 cars freight and

§::d"n¥°\‘U- T59 505)' 071712 limi Wlill°° twclve all repllired to the dining room

d W" b"°“3‘"' °V°"» l°°°l"D““l°d 'JY where they did ample justice to the inner

John Rodd of Ottawa. V . I

'1'up;m¢w|1|l,,, fmt am, uf Bash” Bowlen,M.P.P.,Cardigan,and Mi~sAnnie

Ball at the Y. M. C. A.glomolrow nigh between the P. W. C. and the store clerk There will be a dumb-bell drill and oth! interesting features to make a

piog-ram.

Aluouo the arrivals at Lake Verde, on

th M .

wh.. W of ...:...l.':;.1:‘::2::.;':::..“;"1.°2z1s::

Aulay, McDonald, Hughes and Bradley.

THE y_M_C_ A_ Blakey/ Bn" players The afffrlr passed oliulost enjoyably. The

felt so good last night after their practll:

funds. The balance now stands a _$576.50. Who will be the ncxttotako large slice.

S C , Asrosos-r narrlvals by the express

a n yesterday from Georgetown was W, P.

‘I a e Spaulding,amemhl=r of the crew of the

. T United States Cruiser Cleveland. Mr.

Spaulding in_ bound on an pleasant

mission. his destination being Cherry

limnd Where M5 m0\`l`ilB¢> 9° Mi" evoningat the home ofthclr dead friend,

o“"’°" "h° d“““h"°'” °f "lm l“`°l“”|°i'°l` forwhornit wasalaboroflovstoinstruct

ol

will take place ere many days.

_Colds or Fevers

J lD~STEWART'S» ~= mm :;°:.-.ra

I-Iood’s Pills

l_“`i»q,-Uillllll :_ sllsnlhss- suns.

as All interesting short story entitled is

possible esah weelr for the big Saturday pupils! Btahlmann' by Ruth Whitney

P aqhartsr to-night, and after the mawb

li tic to music furnished by Messera. Mac.

3' IN pleasant contrast to the storm with-

Kood Columbus’ Hall last night. The rooms

e

th", they chwped |n md made up, B Mrs. .I,,,F. Gallagher, ‘Mrs.J. M. Ilughcs,

donation of $5.50 towards the mortgage

a _ ,Wal.xll~lo with' the monrnclrlhwho lol-

_,__

Georgeiown last,night.

will appear in the special Saturday Gillfiilln 0! “th L(

Ir you like hockey and want tosse

what will in all probability be the lastest

in the rink thu winter, don t fall lo invest

is ov`er you can rest your nerves with

` 'happened to little Grace' Viclreraolr,

to The Guardian office yesterday what

_ttbxpsereiios it is almost impossible tc t' ess what they formerly belonged to.

Monday evening, by a visit from quite ls number of their friends from Charlotte-

` time passed merrily in songs and dancing.

the young folks tripping the light fantas-

.DOIlald, Monaghan and Connolly. .-\t

Wan. Among those _present were P. D.

5 Bowlen.

r *out was the scene within the Klllghtlr of

were brightly iiiunllllawd and a gay crowd had assembled to ce‘ellrate the opening of the building. The main hllll upstairs was devoted to dnnoing,and hcrn the- hours passed cnjoyably for devotees of thc art terpslchcrelln. Down stairs were the card tables and thc supper room.

chaperones were Mrs. Alex. MeDonllld,

Mrs. J. J. Hornby. Mrs. F. F. Kelly. J. J.

b Hornby was lloordirector.

lowed the body of thc lain F. W. Hales as it was conveyed Lo the grave yesterday were four' Chillamcn, members of a class the teaching of which was one of the chief pleasures in the lilo of the deceased. For years these strangers in a strange land, have, as Surlday came, assembled in the

them inthe English language and wa l them the lessons of the Bible. The class was instituted some six years ago, when John Ling was the only pupil, but later arrivals swelled the number tofour. They were apt pupils-their readiness being fairly suprislng to Western --minds. Bc- tween them and their teacher a mcstsi- fcctionate regard existed. Their esteem for him has been manifested on various

occasions, especially at Christmas when

REM

-... him very good man, arld we arc v_c_ry

SALE

I THU RSDA

dilmmmmwlcuaarétg

Thursday Next-I’ron\pt

ly at 9 a. rn.

MRF

Sale ol Remnants !

SALE is almost an improper word

` to use-many of the remnants will be

‘ 'practically given away.

` There will be REMNANTS of sl-

most every sort.

' COME EARLY.

` We think it wise io advise you to

There may be enough for a day-

posslbiy two days. Then again a crowd may snap everything up in half

i adayl

In any event the best plan is to

REMNANT

come early-be one cf theiirst.

sal.s-'rHuas- _

` . DAY-Pfémpllv -tNlNEo’cLocl<.

Weeks ®. 0

some Oriental present always gave ex precsion to their feelings, Before his death Mr. Hales grieved over leaving his "boys" as he was accustomed to llall them. Speaking about it ton Guardian reporter John Ling said; “I do not krrnw how to say, but you please put in paper

sorry that we lose him. We go all ,to his funeral. V

Tm: Gllaalllarl Correspondent .ut

Stanley wrltesrf-The annual mectingo! the Stanley Bridge Dalrylng Company was held at this place on Tuesday Feb. ltith. A large number was present. The patrons expressed themselves as highly pleased with the season s work. No. of lbs of mvlr supplied l.iiil.755 lbs. Ne. lbs cheese manufactured 105.833 lbs, average price ofoheese i0.7 per lb, valuc of rnilk-to patrons Sill per hundred. Tile new board cf directors consists of the following Wm, R. Taylor, Jas. Turner, Geo. R. McNeill Walter Simpson, Jas. Herbert Simp- son, Millar Fyfc and Alex. R. Bnntaln. - Alnotherinperesling llor-se trot was held on New London Bay on the llth lust our vcteran sport, A. W. Stewart was again tothe front arranging the races ami actlngae starter. The Judges were W. R. Taylor, G. W. Bell, Tweedy MoI!`adyl:r\. Foul' horses faced the starter in the frec- for~all, "Mints" "Roberta" "Dorcas" and Nettle Mac. In the first heat lllllnto acted badly and was passed by Roberta. and Nettie Mack. The second heat Mlntn led from start to fllllah although Roberta kept him close company. 'i`hc third heat was a repitilion of the second. The two your old race was then called. and ,'¢\i|I`\ough thc stcntorlan voice of the " could be heard over "Bigger" area

than New London Bay, Lady Laurier nlunc responded.

o rr seam dlsrslfuglmr ml.

at the Victoria, St. John

UUAC L. Gasrrr, bharlotiatnvm. is

visiting her mother lilrs W Paysanl Eaton ililqusen B°reet.-Halifax.

Bam Roons,5r-,left by lpst nlgllve

express for Grorgainrvn bound for Mon tres

Masons. Wir Jorm, san J. W Mo Doruw ol Circuit Road, on their way lo Vancouver went to Georgetown by tr-sin last night.

Joalrl Mcbcnam, now of Perth Amboy, New Jersey, formerly of Lilar lottewwn, is visiting his native Province. He has spent some time with his brother, the pariah priest at St. Teleaas and yesterday went lo Mt. Stewart to visit another brother Mr. lldcilonald _is engaged in shipbuilding, which is carried on exclusively at Perth Amboy. In connec-- tion with his work he last year wcnt to Cuba for some months.

Tal music page in the Saturday issue

of Sith will contain the music of a popular and thuroughly up-to-date March and Two-st/ep also Home Cireie, page, Maga- sine page, colored Comic page, interesting short Story. Sermon by Rev. Wur. Dobson, nomo on the S. S. Lesson n week hence, sud all the latest tolegrapllic and local news. Only fifty cents per year or twenty-five cents foralx months. if

Mna. ADRIAN l"l~‘.'l‘l-:ns ol this city le-

ceived a telegram yesterday containing tbcsad news of the Ill-aih of her sister Gabriclla I-I.Galianl.; which occurred at Providence, R. I. llt the hurrle of her bru- thcr Clarence Gallant where sho had been visiting, Her remains will arrive herc tonlorrow. She leaves lo mourn a sorrow- ing mother, live brothers, Cornelius oi Boston, Herbert of Wash. State, Eugene of Minnesota, Dr. Gallant of Kinkora and Clarence Of Providence and two sisters Georgina of Klnkora and Mrs. Peters ci’ this city and a large circle_oi friends.

Tun Charlottetown Yacht Club was ell

fcle last night, the occasion being ll whisl. party for thc members, held ill the Club Room, Lower Queen Street. Coul- modoro Geo. J. Rogcl'sprcallled,anrl all went as pleasantly as rl bnui. running ircu before the wind. Thcrf- was a iaruc attendance and keen cclllpolition amnnll the players. The rewards fell to .I. Currie, who won first pllzc, llnll John Rodd, who secured second. 'l‘I|c slrllulllc for the booby prim lay llctlvcon li.1'irc_y and Wea.-N. Iluchenlin, but lhc c l-oful seamnnship of the lllttcr lrroughl him alongside the covctcl' trophy Prsi. il lvlls a pleasant party and an cvillcnvl- limi. thc C. Y. C. is growing popular and slr-dnl;

Although i.hc uLi.l-lrctlons last l-\'c|lin~,'

wcrc many a goodly nurnbér ol |nml.|n were presentwcnjoythc concert ill lil.. Jamo‘a Hall under Lllllllullpices oi' thll Y. M. L. A. The prolzranl which was |rrc~ pared by Pro|.En-lc, was of tlll- u~n»l| high standard and lluc r-L-cognition was lzivento tho different nulnhcrs hy thc audience. in _|.ho_ all~ll>lrdc_ of_, _hllljpr Weeks, Mr. Fullerton gm-c ll short selection from Mark Tlvlrin. 'i‘h\~ sllic of home-made eanlly was ll plclesllnl. intcl~» mission. Before the closing chorus "Daughters of Error" Mr. Fllllcrtoll tendered ayotc of thanks to Prof. Earlc and all who took part and announced that Dr. Goodwill would lecture lu, St. Jalncs Hall nexr.'l`uc.sdlly lvcck on The Cllrc of- lnsanc. '

MANY of the congregation and frlcrlds

ofthe Rev. llir.'f Kirby met ut thc Mbthl`>llIst phrsbnllgo (llrgctown, N. B. on the evening of ihc 14th, where tea was served atilo`clcck. The tables prcsentell a most attractive appearance laden with all good things to tempt the appetite unll further cmbellishell \\'itll appropriate decorations clublclnutlc of SL. Vlllcntinc'a day. After supper games und rnllsic occupicllfhc aiicnilollnf the cclllpllny for some tirnn,vl'llcn llle chief ohlcct of the invasion of the pastors prcmiscs was formallynlade knownto thepasior hy the circuit steward. J P Bulyca, who, in ahappy manner, presented Mr. Kirby with s donation of upwards of $50. 'l`he reciplcntin acllnowledgenlcnt axprcs-cd deep gratitude for the kindness of the peopleahown hiru in so teagib.e a way. Aftera delightfully pleasant social eve-n~ ing the company dispersed about il c'cloclr. Mr. Kirby is wall known in this Province having been Zplietor of Grlrlc Church, city. for several years.

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GET MORE Vllld!

lf you arc tired nervous, alcvplcss,

have hclldlrcllclr und lnngour, you nccll Dr. Hanlllton's Pills; they tone the stomach, assist digestion, brace you up at once. 'ialrcn at night you'r‘e wt-li by morning. Sickness and tired fccling dire appear' instantly. Vim, spirits, happy lrcaltb, all thc ioys of lilc comes to cvcry~ one thnt uses Dr. iIamlltoll‘s Pills tclllly, 5c, per box at all dealers.

IN FURNITURE .Always the best value in th e city.

Mark Wright FurnishingCc.

P' .gin

-wr. __ _ __

Tasteless

l Cod Liver Oil With -Malt. Wild Cherry

and Ilpyophoephiies

. s invaluable in all wsetitg

diseases, oonvalesoenre.

! __ coughs, colds. nervous de-

bliily etc. ` l V' Recommended by Physloiails

Price $l.o`o gel' bottle.

5-Zggguanraunassaslubs

MACS’ CASTORIA

is a preparation of vege-

table medicines fur regulat- ing the stomach and bowels of infants and children. Unlike most lsxslive medi- cillesils use does not injure the system. It can be given with safety to the youngest child.

Price s5c n bottle.

Sold by

"The Two Macs"

illmyglllplllllll

#il 1906'

'

W

TO DAY BEGINS THE

Wall Paper Remnant Sale

we More Than » 3,

,_ 500 Lois f it

1, fra.,-9 le Sari

`“" the Selling

l \ i i,

l _- _ -_yy

~ f V Morning ° .

The department llaslccn tllorollghly, carefully gone over-every small

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_ A"

5 3°

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lot, every pat*ern, we propose to drop-gels a pass into this sale. Wc’vc done

them up in lois l l cuollgll to do all average room ; have matched most lots with

border; and on each lot wc’ve placed a “hurry price."

Papers for every pllrpose-priced at about ji the lcglllur. Colllc curly--

terms cash only.

MOORE l

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'rllt wall mpc. lllen. ‘_ p

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. _» . »'.».».‘.r.‘\» .,

able Linens Ai

as ...

he hile Carnival Y

Decidcclly tile lllosf. attractive stock we’vc ever gotten tllgcillcr ful' y<lll---

and worllly ol' most czlrcflll attention.

Tlluy come ill finest Irish \vca\'cs°-:llld ull are specially price cllt i l'

lhis sale.

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FOR ' SAMPLES

Wc’ll scull slllllplos

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any time on receipt of

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WHITE GRASS BLEACIIEI) DAMASKS

65 ills. wllitednnlask apple leaf and blossom pllltcfn. While Cnrllivnl plirc . , . . . ... | .~ ul 72 ills. while dalllask very pretty scroll pattern. Wlliit- Carnival plicu _ ., . 71: _\l|_ 68 ins. while damask with pflttclll of slllall llullcllcs' of llll:~.’cs flllcll ill with very llt-:lt

scroll. WhlteCsrnlvalprice..... . . . . . . ... ;-.~.r~_\ll

71 ins. white dalllasl: poppy patlcrll. Wlliic Carnival prim ,,,. _ . . . . . _ _ . _ . _ _ , _ sol: \ll 72 ins, white damask tlllsllc pslterll. While Carnival price ...,.. .. ... , _ _ . . . . .\_|l~ \ .l 69 ins. white damask EXTRA SPi~`.CiA1.. Royal iiollsullold pnllclll. While Carllivrll

price... . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ ,., ...........;“.ll»-,-\ll

68 ins. white damask clover leaf and flower paiicrll. While Carnival prill-. . _ . . . _ .. $1 lc _lil 70 ins while damask, :\ rely prelty pattern, consisting of large Ivy leaf with l'l_--ll>cl _~

of dasies nlld wllcai. White Carnival price ... . . . . . _. _ _ . . . . . , . , ,., ,,. gl. lf ill

72 ins. whltedamask, very line lillen willl fllll blown rose pzlltl-rn \-cry prolly cffell.

WhiteCarnlvalprice. . . . . . .. . . . _ . . . . . . _ , . . , . . . . , . l_5\ll

-80 ins. white domed: pattern oi carnations and dasic_~. While Carnival prim- ._ _ . .N <l.l, \, ll

SILENCE CLOTH

Two special lines of lhis llscflli fzlllrlr, gold wirin-

widths- -‘gov and gnc ycl.

Unbicachefi Table Llnells :li every prllzc. Napkins in endless' rang.-, all s|»ul;ially pricul for the \\'|lill: L':lrlli\' ll.

MOORE ®.McLEOD