THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTFRTOWN, FEBRUARY 7 1899.

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Noekst to.

IIIIST NNITE NNIIEIN SITE.

All New Goods

Lgdies` Underwear in Night

Dresses, Knickers, Skirts, Corset Covers, Chemises. All in latest pat- terns and designs. Best value in the city. _ _ `

Embrorderves in handsome designs. from lc yd up., Childrens 27-inch Embroidery

Skirting, special value selling at

39c.

NTIUSEHNEIJ

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LOCAL BRIEFS

The latest News ot the tity and Province.

respondents Everywhere-

(See also on page 1.)

Do Nor confuse the two concerts to

be given in St Peter’s Hall within a few days of one another. The Boys of the club give theii’s on Monday the 13th. Don`t forget it.

Tiii: programme for the entertain-

ment to be given by the boys of St. Peters club on the 13th, appears in an- other column. Its perusal will insure a full house for the boys next Monday night.

I. O. F.--A full attendance is re-

quested at the meeting of Court Mount Stephen this evening, as there is im- portant business to be discussed and Lord Mount Stepben’s cheque will be presented to the Court.

'Im-1 Stanley remains fast in the ice

who had gone to Georgetown hoping to ross, got tired waiting and came to harlottetown esterda . Amon them

off Little Sandi. Several passengers

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Hain and mined, English and was Mr. Fred Beer who was returning

Canadian makes. 72, 81, 90. All pines. Our Special 72-inch at |6¢

Pillow Cottons, ' I

Eiglisli and Canadian, all wid ths, 40, 42, 44, 46-inch,

Circular, 40 inch special, |°¢

as 42 inch . xx `

Plain 42 inch special 9%() All other widths at very low prices.

White Cotton, v

4% to l6c-e '

Honockses, 32-inch, ° 1g Times Cloth, Extra value 6 I-2¢

Towels.

Uur two leaders in towels.

Fme Linen Huck, 20 x 40 25s pr.

. “ ~ rr 21x43 sscpr. WEEKS &0o.

The Peoplds Store. I

NOTE-We are daily expecting*

wr table 'Linens and Napkins. These are goods bought low for cash

r the very best value. It will pay

towait.-W dz Oo.

Cream fliffoitfisriitfltleiitiitftty and as Cocoanut

Pies

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delicious and the price

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Telephone, 98.

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We have a very large stock of

“lined goods

'l he Best Brands

It the very lowest prices.

Davison &. to.”

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c0rner of Great George and Kent Ste

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ores of War by Re- hed, will out sell we train you and or experience _ un-

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to the Pacific coast. They will go via | the capes. '

IN a letter to the GUARDIAN from Dr.

Clift, Truro, he states that having an = important case to treat in that city he has decided to remain there and make that his headquarters and leave this “beautiful town.” The doctor says : ‘-I am sorry to leave Charlottetown and the T°land where I have sown the good s 3

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c d for over two years in pleasant laces. The harvest will come an hund- ed fold.” His departure will be re- gretted by many here.

Gnonoiaorwis Norns. -Business has

been very quiet here of 1ate,much more so now, owing tothe Stanley being un- able to reach here. Her appearance is daily looked for. Quite a number of passengers here are awaiting her ar- rival, also a large quantity of freight for transportation.-The? skating rink is now in full blast and is being well at- tended. The carnival comes off on the 14th inst, and a good attendance is ex- pected.--The concert given in aid of the Town Hall last Friday evening was a decided success. Notwithstanding the extreme cold weather a large and 3 p_ *fer-iative ciidifncc ml”-'i the cr~iir.+ house to the doors. The programme was well selected, consisting of musical selections, recitations, comic songs.eto., etc. ‘Although we have deemed it pru- dent not to particnlarize on the differ-` ent and many parts thereon, yet it would be an injustice to allow the re- cirations of Miss McKenzie, the musical selections of Mrs- Richardson, and the songs of Mrs. Dr. Robertson, Miss Mc- Leod, Mr. Cameron and Dr. Peake. to pass without special mention, all of which were rendered in good style and encored. The managing committee de- serve ,credit for the pains they have taken in securing talent for the occasion, thereby making the concert such a

Gathered Bv Guardian Itoporters and tor-,

FOR the pr ‘gramme of Prince Street

School concert, see ad. in another column.

Tm: mails left Tormenrine yesterday

morning at a quarter to eight and reach- ed this city at 12.55.

REMEMBER the meeting of the Natur-

al History Society ro-night. Particulars in the sd., elsewhere in this issue.

S'i°li‘r~:Ni>iARr Magistrate -Haszard

who has been ill during the past few days is. THE GUARDIAN is pleased to state, improving in health.

JUDGE HoDsoN went west yesterday.

He will give judgement in the Meddie Gallant election cass in Alhorton. Mr. Twsedie will be present for the re- spondent and (Mr. McQuarrie for the petitioner.

BY a. telegram received by Marshal

Ciimeron on Saturday from Bangor, Maine, it is learned that Mr. William D. Hyde,~son of Mr. Joseph Hyde, cen- tractor of Cornwall, is dying. The last word received by his relatives here stated that he had been seriously injur- ed while working at ice. The telegram was handed to the injured man’s brother, Mr. Edward Hyde, a carpen- ter in this city, who forwarded the news. to his father. - `

THE concert in Spring Park School on Friday night was a success in every r way. The building was crowded and rhc programme well carried out. The readings by Miss Josie Stentiford and Mr. K. McPherson were excellent as also the piano duette by Misses Elliott and Thorne. The scholars, the teacher, Miss Ross, and Miss Elliott, are to be complimented on their success. Mr. H. McEwen performed the duties of chair. man in a manner satisfactory to all..- Cou. ‘ , =:» - e - - - - r- - -

Motherjsltdvioo

Daughter Followed rt and Rs- gaine Health

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Buffered Agony with Pains In tho

Stomach-Hood’s Cured. '

The testimonials in favor of Hood’s Sar- saparilla are as worthy of conhdence as though they came from your most trusted neighbor. `They are written by honest I people who are grateful for the cures ac- complished by this wonderful medicinsr Read this statement:

“I was addicted with severe pains in my

stomach from which I suffered much agony at times. I was afraid to go any distance from homo for fear of having an attack. I was treated for neuralgia of the heart without avail. ,At last my mother wrote sndurged me to try Hood’s Saras- parilla. I have her letter before me at the y present time and it reads as follows: ‘ My § dear child, it grieves me to learn that you I suffer so with your stomach. Do get s bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and let ms know the result, for I am confident

It Saved My Llfe.' I am glad to state that I abided by my mother-’s advice and I am now healthy and strong. I never think of being without Hood’s Sarsaparilla in the house. It is `l great help to mothers while nursing. I have given it to my baby with satisfactory results. I cannot state all I would like of the many benefits I have known Hood’s Sarsaparilla to give to other sufferers. I gladly recommend it.” MRS. JOHN LA PAGE, 240 Church St., Toronto, Ont.

I-lood’s Sarsaparilla Is sold by drugglsts. $1; six for $5. Prepared

grand success. A snug sum was reali- zed.-Con.

only by C. I.-Hood &'Co., Lowell, Mass,

Hoods Pins i‘.’.t.‘P§.H°:.‘.:£‘t£;““.2:’

¢'/> I'l'1 :z --| zz l'l"l :su

Z $3. l"l"'l 4:: __\_=l

BNNNEN WHITE WEAN

` Nllscol lane ous Sports.

HOCK EY.

< The Shamrccks of Montreal will play

the Mohawks at tho Queen’s rink St John, on the evening of Feb. 17th. Tue Montreal team play in Halifax `on the 15th and 16th.

_ Tits most interesting event this even- ing will he the hockey match between the 2nd Vics of this city and the Cres- cents of ‘Crapaud in St. Dunstan’s rink. Board the train at 7 30 and go and witness the game. ‘

The following are the names of the

players to line up in St. Dunstan’s rink to-night. A

2nd vicronras ‘ cnnscnsrs

W. Davidson Goal Jack Myers J. Collings Point Johnson Clark V. Blake C. Point Roy Lea C.Farquharson Forward W. Lea

A. Leigh ~ Fred Clark

H. M. Mahon “ Art Lea W. F. Collings, H C. Snow

|[J. M. Sullivan, referee.

Special train leaves at 7. 30 sharp.

NEILSON LEADS .

MONTREAL, Feb. 6.-The annual

amste ur skaking championships were brought off Saturday and were thc most successful in the history of the Associa- tion. John Neilson won all but one of the professional events and the Cana- dianscaptured all the amateur events, James Drury taking iivs.

A Happy New Your lndssd. To thossiwho believed there was nn cure for oatsrrh and to whom the constant r use of ointments, snuffs and washes was a wesrinsss to the flesh. A delightful and sure cure has been found. I

voice. Send for a tree sample outfit and be convinced. The name ot this sure youre is Catarrhozone. Catar- rhozone penetrates to the diseased parts, in the form of a pine-scented gas. \Vrite at once to

N. C- Polson & Co ., Kingston, Ont

@_g_-_.@.‘.¢.1l.;

DR. Cui-'r cures Chronic Disease and Rupture at`Ch’town, Friday, Satur- day and Sunday. Call or send stamp for information. '

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Toilet Articles E

This coming week we in- tend to pay particular at- tention to your wants in toilet articles' As a leader we will sell

put up in a targe tin, complete with shaker, etc, for only

l0c

This is guaranteed to be a i pure Talcum Powder, not

too highly' perfumed, and exceptionally good value. See it in our show wind

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Soint Peters Sohool Boom

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THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. 9

PROGRAMME. »

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2. V ISO] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... .......... ..

oca oMr Charles Earle

Messrs. T. A. McLean, F.. Ch&1'1¢S E°~¥1°

Hank Bayfield, J Owen.

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2One Flomen osooooeooooos

Q It may interest YCU

ordinary value in

droom Suits

pieces made of elm

Soeeooeseooos

Talcum Powder as I

YES 'We’lI pay you that little

' When we get our own little

ig ' °*",._‘, . bills ln. . , I; M mf/G`§z.s.r, Please don’t keep u all waiting

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will tsll you the story in

as few _words as I 'ble We offer you an extraor-

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Suit comprises, full size steade, Bureau o

sign, with nice REAL carvings, (no cheap

good Washstaud, 2 strong one Seat Chairs Rocker andrl nice Table ` shelf below, in all 7

f antique, only $2100 or

20.00 Cash. Good value. Call and ssslt.

.Ions naw NREASNNAIBEE

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STOCK TAKING

We are making a reasonable reduction on all lmes of Boots' and Shot

Slippers, etc. ~

In order to make room for Spring stock we promise all who will favor

us with a call VALUE in each lane.

Remember we_always_sell cheaper than the cheapest.

buv only “Arc Light,”

"'AR_C. LIC. T_ 0lL_’

Burn it in a lamp ‘alongside o any oil you can obtain Be uiiprejudiced _ in your Judgment and you will surely

'Itne Incaperial gil CO Ltd.

St. John..

r 3. Reading ....... ..................... ..

4. violin sein. _ . iififiisvaeine by Becker _

- Prof. Vinnicornbe. i ,

~ 5. Vocal Solo .... . .My Dream nf You-by PU11

Rodney ......... . ._ ............................. ..

v Miss Colby. _ 6. Tableaux-Grace Darling' Going . . . . . . . . . ... 1 7. Reading ..... ., .............................. .. _

Miss Lefurgeyl. _

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' ‘ I iN1rEnxrssIoN. sALa° or CANDY.

Paar 11. 9. ;)'%‘ti~.prI1{ibg;e Bolo. . . _ _ ..Love‘s Dreamland-U7

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10. Quartette. _ . _ _.Annie Laurie-Arranged by

L. 0. Emerson ................................ .. _

r . ~ - Dress G-oods VVh.:|.1:e

. ’“°"“" ‘ CDTTOIJS

12- Prints.

! Miss Amy Earls. , ...

. 13. Vocal . is Sweet

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14. Tabloaux - Scene from e of Queen

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15. Violin .v .(?pin-etpgtta-by Bohm lun

I _ 16.Chorns.... ............_.....Sl’m'y0f UICFTI-K '

Pupils. God Save tho Queen.

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