3i» , Wall'P

ZZFot, I I. 10, 1'5. and 20b. anitq‘ krsud ge‘tﬁrsi t.- choloe'nt»‘ “ _ * -~

TAYLiiR’S ‘

Bookstor-

‘a'r voun emu-s

Guardian Want Ads. » I And worth it. jar themleveyy‘dsy} ‘Fi‘rsli' {2 class results from those : class people read‘ The Guardian—the piper ' and is not afraid. to 3

1-2 CENT 30,00 eyes will .see wantvads. because ﬁrst- that has the circulation

' publish and prove it. ' I

AND ‘ . BI§CUVFS:

" are lap'petizing. Slwli‘eu you ‘buy

them from .

n. Esrslvgvliifu

' possible each week forth; hi3 Saturday

- Gel-lander wassnid u. comm. Hunter

' pnbiie‘runotionpu Saturday March IOIh.

, Forfuli particulars see hand bills.

day.

‘ City C ..

' the U.‘-S. cruiser Cleveland. The cere-

‘ which every one thoroughly. enjoyed

. proposed In e'xoollent style. The bridea

. B. 0. EL? and ~ bridal party left for Boston on Saturday

.1. also“... _ I

a". an Fmtnwnis In the III-PnulifoLns 1‘ m v V . nun-.31.. camaumi...’ ’ ﬂy." 1'

Au. copy 'should'be sent In as early as Guardian. if

d. I). ham. noes to Sammmide Vthl's mornlnlr toattend a meeting of .t-he‘ﬂ‘. E. L Firoioeursaeo Company. I ' " '

our .1an treysllin 1‘" c‘ ' bf'iheloi P: R. who s ' gandlgvlh um:

' toBummsrsplss yesterday. . - , A1: the sale of stock of I! Crockett Cape 1'an my the well known 'horse

River for sum

AT serials church today on serviocis will be morning pruyer. without address at 10.31.11. no. and evening ployer. with address at 7.3!) p. m._' '

A. ﬁrm on, Msrehﬂeid will sell by

Alibis uptodate household furniture.

MRS.VANHUSIKIIIK who roconrpanied the renluinsoflliirlirother the Isle William Trowsdalr. 'fmfnjﬁoeton to his former hours at Weatmorclsnd left on Monday 25 Instant on return.

owllvo to the poor lmvelllnu there wen' n'smsll aiiondalice'at the market yeaipl“

Prices were quoted as follows: aper dnz il'c. but.th pcrlb 24350: I-Ia'y per ant 88400. Oats and bad a tendency upwards In price at [and W220 per Iusvrrapectlvely. Pork

. sold at e-slu'pei» lb.

Tux services to he held in St. [’1 ter'sCu-

.il‘iedrnl tlduyiAall Wednesday) will he:

Holy-Communion 7.45 n. m. Mutins, th‘ '

1 any and Cornlninution Service 11 I. III.

:1 < r. = z 0 = n = E

Children's Service Ii p. in. ‘ Instruction 739 p. in. There will be the lisualh‘Clllldn-n'e 'Service 'riu‘rin'ir Lent

_ everyililednesdny at5. p. m.

, J. A. S. Barns. photographer; has completed‘ a very. cleverly Y exequie'l‘ pieturemhowinn the Interior of the any

CounuILChumber. as It. appears on reoulitr‘l'

» rights of meeting. In tllsir'proper iplacoﬂ.

at~the board are deftly Inserted t e phatographseftho Mayor. thé‘Oiy Councillors, the Recorder: City Clerk, surveyor. City Marshal, and City " The Work Is very skilfully and .boturalcly done. and 'the portraits are excellent. .The picture will be a valuable . record and memento of the City Council . 01.0hsrlottetowu. In this year'of ourf Lord.1900. .,

' Fa‘ou The Guardian‘s correspondent nt‘ shotltovqu-z'rhe smelt ﬁshingis‘done for this seieen and ﬁshermen report not an mpny: asl‘ previous yenrs.——'Iee boatlnlz seem to bathe pleasure of the season. about a dozen boats to be seen every day on the rhea—Miss ;Ida Bulman. North Rustler-Is the guest of tiles Pliemle norm—Mrs D. Bulmen has retlirned after spending a few -holldays

In the city.-7John S. Houston is the happy owner of a very handsome ooIt sired by Brazilian which will no doubt make a low mark in the near .future.-Wo are glad to

after a_ severe attack of la grime—Our school is 'pl’olrrlssing rapidly under the .manaaement of Miss Lucy A. Manure.— The Guardian which Isaduliy visitor is always welcome.

,A VERY pretty wedding took place at the residence of B. T. and Mrs. Cult/on. Cherry Islnad, Alberton, on Friday even- ‘ing ‘at 7 p.’m.. when their daughter Miss Subrn.‘vvas called In marriage to Win. P. Spaulding'. at present connected with

many, was performed by Rev. E. G. Grail. Just a few relatives‘and friends being present. The bride looked beautiful In a gown of white sllk. Her travelling dress was made of blue with hat to match. The couple ~w‘ere unattended. The presents were unique. A few hours of parier'games followed the ceremony at Ibernselves. The wedding supper was very popular-young Iady.wasa member . or the Presbyterian choir and of the Y. P. - will be much missed. The

and at the station friends gratuitously showered rice. wishing them bon

,. grill

. " them-my.

‘ be dfstlnﬂishe

n..'i.u..|,iy

HERE’S‘the grea test’bargain l" Men’e‘glovea. They were chi-Lap, vsi-y cheap, at; our regular price; ‘ at Ibis Fire

315-...Siile. rhetoric: ’ price-v new. clan of «union no... refined,“ large

splendid cities 32‘s.?!

vd'ynne.‘ The. Guardian extends felicl»

- *V‘Oiiic‘et in hillcliﬁchsdotteiown.

special tram wen

m‘IWHOmIIIIlath '1‘ Unites-Is. n o n

YWY R. 9. Got? voluntehred IE

or; v.u.o.~a_. Mongm‘nnd- In .the

evenln 1’,

{Jonah Scott banded In

WWII of New Glasgow,N,$..

.. is. built» John.

' rss his's an to h‘elpths Bulanod‘needcd [nil]. » ’ _ house at Cape Trev”. Bell. father of 0 D Boll Insurance agent of this city, which enjoys a unique distinction... In all the ﬁfty » five years since it was built not. a single death

has occurred within Its walls. Latelythls

Frank

Mpturt.

house has passed late the possession of

. "Trans hill be two good names at basket ball at the Y. M. C. A. tomorrow night”-

the business men will tryconcluslons with the oﬂioe clerks and the 0. B. C. will meet

the tradesmen. These games are increao In; in Interest on the league progresses.

'I‘lloiio who have never seen a gems of basket ball should go tomorrow. '

Counclubn [filmng Chairman of the

Street Committee, is certainly "Ihe right

mun In the right place." Yesterday fore—

noon h

was advised considerable llllld at Queen and Chestnut

that there was

anti Queén‘und' Stewart streets and

within an hour exclusive of had ashrs placed Such ' l

noon he

on these orosainirs. . ...

mm 3.qu by residenti- In that section.

Tnl horse races which took on Pin- netle Ice Inst Saturday were attend-«liq quite a lame crowd; There were six entries and good sport was provided Iorthe spectators."i'he race wmi wouby Bouncer.

' .» alga." it!

.W ‘ - ’ dmd‘ln the Town Hall. and the Ssckvillc “Imps-0080“ golan to Georgetown

but.” B‘ihi‘

ilu,0haries E Mackin-

re‘porf‘that'hdrs. O. LePegs is out suairr a

'I‘lmeiirninutes. S. Murchisolis cubic in first in the ﬁrst. heat. w nuinu It 'In goodtiu're forni yeilr-olilnnn the youngest horse among the competitors.

“I'M.

HE (guardlnn‘s Pinetic correspondent. A .fcwg'evenlnmi ago alarms number 0' young people were entertained at. the residence of John C McDonald. Esq. It is bald that this‘ sccisl was une of the bestevsr held in Plnette—The auction sale of stock. crop and farm Implements of D W McIAdeOrwell. was attended by ‘u ,very ,Ia‘rga number of- peopls. Milk cow's brought about $64 and all the other amok sold very high. Mr. McLean hasronb’ed'his'iarm and is going out. Westtorayssr touehow he will like the country.beut McKinnon has been visiting friends smirelations In Vernon River end Summerside.

Tns February term of the. Supreme Court opened at Georgetown yesterday with Mr. Justice Hodireon, Master of the Rolls presiding.

In the'ca‘ss of King vs John A. McDon- ald. theﬁrand Jury, found a true bill'for an osssuit nemsioning actuaibodily harm. Prisonet'will :be defended by Mr. Ryan. The oil the King." Bernard Mur- phy. The Grand Juri found a true bill for snl‘amnlt mentioning actual bodily harm. Mr. Fraser will defend the prison-

r. ' -

Mr. Bastard. K. 0., made application for examinstion' of Wm. McC. Robertson proparatory to‘stimission as an attorney. court grants order. ,,

Mr. McDonald makes application for second examination of James I). Stewart, law student. fol-intermediate examination Postmaster General vs John W. Ward an absent debtor. Judgment for pluinlln' for $490.19. Mr. Hasxard K. C. for plaintiff.

Carter 8: Co. Ltd . vs Theodore A. Me Ivor notion of debt on promissory note. J udnment for : pleintIIT for 872.84. Johnston for plaintiff. Attorney General. for defendant John McLean vs James G. Grant, .actloh bf debt. Judgment for plaintiff $276.42. Fraser for plaintiff. Brchant for defendant.

Alex. McDougalinnd another vs M. L. Frank McKensie. Judgment for plaintiff for some, Attorney General for plaintiff. J. E. Wyatt. defendant.

David Slgsworth vs lienry Molina action of qleotment. Hassord for plnintlfl. Breheut for defendant.

.._..—-—-

IN ruRNl'rpRr. .Alwsys the best value in the city.

tution's. “

You-went a Pair!"

Every man should share a

, . W

I ~ ‘

rsr so «I "‘4-

“by

T, a)"

“cheap”does_n’t expressit—lt's practically giving

loci fesieuer. all sizes, 7% to 9. ‘A . ooh In ep r slum-mum! um, lus—

MsrkWright FurnishingCo.

arence cannot price only

Senior clear of Modernism Liai- flislr annual "At‘HBiiI‘e' 131’ the nir’erslt'y Reside-um on Friday sun- Inc; (the uni. we tastefully aw salami-I thou-Mud and A-vrry nits-Ins "Win-W ren- .

.9

Cornet Band woe also In attendance. Th was a very lance attendance. there bel a about $30 present. The guests wen rsu'dved by Dr. and Mn. Alli-ion and by G. Roy-100K. President of the Class, and Miss Apple Smith.' who noted as Vice Pre— ‘Iilhlit In place of Mission“ Colter. who M meat on account of Illness. Re- freshments were served during the last. topic. . All present voted It one of the most suooc‘ufnl “Seniors” ever hold.

‘A Quin home wedding will take place at Craps'ud this morning.“ 9.2!) when Miss Nellie only dauulllcr of George Nicholson. Esq. will he unlbL-Ii to Joseph Mellon-[dump of Peter McDonald. Ura- pqud. Rev. '1‘. 5. Stebbings will perform the ceremony In the pivoence oi the Im- dIate relatives of lhe bride and groom. The bride‘ yvila will he unattended will be nttirod in is tailored travelling suit of grey with peace velvet but to match. After this ceremony the happy couple will leave for Charlottetown going tonight to Georgetown, and by Bunqu and Montreal toSeattls. Calif., where they will make their future home. The bride will be much missed by her umny friends In Cru- puud. On Monday err-“lug the W. M. 5.. of which she had been it valued member presented her with an address tendering their good wishes and expressing regret ut her departure from the community. The.GuardIun joins ill extending best wishes.

AT a well attended meeting of tile Y.M.C.A. Board of Directors last evening the general work of the Association was discussed. Tile Board felt greatly encour- nued by the response of the public free will offerings, to enable the mortgage on the building to be raised. Sonn- $500 more stlll rennin-«Io be raised and It was felt. the cilizeus Would contribute the balance without personal canvass. A resolution of condolence to the relatives lira-4 passed In reference to the death of l“, \V. Ilulcn. u former president and faithful workpi- In the Association. It. was decided to hold u uwmm-Inl service next Sunday afternoon ntllm Y. M. C. A. In commemorate... .rr his faithful Christian life. Fra‘er Marshall. maritime ee'cretury. was present at Iln- nn-I-I In“ .m-l expressed himself as hell g very much pleased at the slivers: of the mom m. uh; towipeoﬂ'thenrortgnccupon tin-I-nildiuu ‘ All departments of the wm-I. u! Il'I-l Associations are In a healthy comliiiun.

’ ..__._.—

Exhaustion _ﬂ_li Gilli

To-day She is I3 mi an- Wi h‘ Health and Vllai Energ\

Given by aMedicine Suited to the Female Sex.

There is no medicine for health and strength that accorunilshes no much as Dr. Hamilton's I’ills. For womanly trouble: they have In) ('qunl. Miss Katie E. Emerson. one of Brock- ton‘ri popular young ladierdn the following letter voices the conviction of hosts at her friends. "Two months ago I was completely lulled up. I was weak and miserable. My strength was none. and I had an , appetite or eneruy left. \tht I need- ed was a blood purlncr Ilml nvstcnmric , tonic which I found in Dr. Hamilton‘s . Pills. Today I am brimming over with spirits and vlrile good “will II :hlf't came from using Dr. Hamilton's a...

of Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Their enormous. curative power makes one marvel. ou' soon have richer blood. better uppetive. clearer com lexlou, freedom from weak- ness and iii all th. Ur. Hamilton's Pills are sold everyw-lere. 25c. per box. or live boxes feral. E mall from N. G. Pnlacn_ 5:00.. Hartfor . Conn. C. S. A. and Kingston. Ont.

i _____.._.——-— l —Thechoirof St, Jtlmes Church will meet for practice after prayer maellilg tonight. .

l—The following letter has been received . from F. II. Pooler. Provincial Manager. Mutual Lifelnsurnnce Co. of New York — St. Peters Buy. P. E. I., Fell 2II, lilOIi. F. II. Poouza. Esq. Provincial Manager. Mutual Life Insur-Kr mice 00.. of New York. i Charlottetown. P. E. I. ‘. Dear Sir: ‘ . I be}: to acknowledge the receipt‘ ' of a Draft for 810%.“). in payment of Policy No. 125,125. Issued on the life of my husband. the late .Ias. A. Sanderson. Kindly accept thanks for prompt pay» ment of claim.

Yours respectfully. Mum” B. SANI

(Sluuelil

Tasteless Cod Liver Oil Wiih‘ Malt. Wild Cherry and a

' llpyophosphites

lit vslusn v'alescenre. diseases. nervous de- congbs. colds. , hIliiy etc. Recommended

by Physicians Price $.00 per bottle.

. BR’UARY 283,1906“,",: ‘

/' 42'

..

No one can over-estimate the true worth Kenn sgmgls,

W?

1 Pure linen

Brooks Ilil'd Seerl is superior to any

ontuins Ii llirli Ircnt.

Dr. Pierce’s Medicines '

New fresh stock of

Golden Medical Dis- rovery.

Favorite Prescrip- lion.

Smart \Vced. Pleasant Pellets.

“The Two Macs"

inclulllllllliimnin

Cor. Git. Geo. audVKent Ste.

i

l

n RI 3 I'“ z -I m

‘ 0f Concerts. Socials,En- terteinmeuts,etc.. of a 1 money making nature. v cents s line (cl 6 words) or ﬁrst insertion, and 2}; cents a line for each continuation. Churches . and charitable Institu- tions hslfntes. Mini- mum price 15 cents. Black type announce- ments double rates. Births. Marriages and DesthsFIlEE but verses with deaths same rate as abova. Cards ofihanks . I live cents per line when ' inserted in locals. and otherwise at regular ad- vertising rates

, THB GUARDIAN.

d- If.

packaged llll‘fl seed on role. it is L'll‘llil and carefully sell-ctcd. Each package Don‘t use any need but "lirocks."\\'e soil It. Price “‘0 n puck» aim. “l‘he two Mums." MacDonald and hiacKinnou. Druugists Cor. (it. Gen. and 2th] tuli

RWME

l~8

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Pure four ply linen CollIlIS, newest shapes, Ilirec for 5cm, dozen for . . . .

Linn 4 lls, link. licvl'cst styles. White Curnivui prices.

'HANDKERCHIEFS

Handkerchiefs White Carnival price 25c or . . . .

inch

Linen irandkerchiefs of ﬁnest grade, 1-8 inch

lielli. \Vlliie Cmnlv..i price 32c each . .33.:4-0‘602.

For these 'ong winter evenings you could make no better iln'esl- v ment,thsn to get one of the ﬂier: lounges or couches from the luogui- " ﬁccut stock we are now showing. cosy looking. pretty cov suggestion enough for you if you need a couch at all.

Good qua ity Shirts, of fair cotton. linen fecal

Bargains For Men Folks A’I‘ THEE-:- ~ ‘ WHITE CARNIVAL

“'l‘ B" Shirts Are Beef .

\

hosom,‘open back. cushion band button

hole. White Carnival..........

A heavier grade of cotton in the body of this

next line. betler linen bosom. open front. sizes 14 to 17. While Carnival price . .

A grade of merit no please any shirt wearer, no nwtter how hard to suit he may be. open front and back, or back only, liuen bosom and bands. a re min satisﬁcr. and lsa great value at: the WHITE CARNIVAL PRICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sins run from r4 to 17% inches. E wing dross Shirts. licorrect styles. White Carnival. . . . .. $1.35

COLLARS AND CUFFS

,l‘ure linen c .lln's, of gold qurlity, all the new shapes, per doz. .

75C

39C

$1.00

hem.

. . . $2.65 ilOZ' ll

iii-43' ".

"‘— Six Feet of '—"',\|

Solid Comfort

Comfortable, springy seats.

RI: the tremendous showing or lirere comfort-producers we have.

We don't think the prices will stand in the way. as we have made

these exceedingly small.

JOHN LL.__

.

WWWMM

STILL - FORGING AHEAD

Charlottetown.

The Sim Life of Canada has just plrcml all of its

reserves on a .

3 31-2 percent Standard

besides laying aside $561,252 to surplus account

which sccnunt now nmcuntstosr.735.698.59. For plans in Iliis "Prosperous" Co. su-

E. E. BRO W

Manager

r9 mwf ryr

WHY’ DON’T YOU PUT ll [N

THE CHARLOTTEIOWN GUARMAN?

Want ads in THE GUARDIAN litill: prompt returns. because “nearly cvc.) Imin minis

THE GUARDIAN." SWORN AVERAGE

CIRCU LAIIONS DEC. 30, I905. IAILY

3045 3 TR I-WEEKLY M28.

. an mam may: a...

erinzs in all the desirable shades. ought to be i' Call in and I

NEWSON. ; _____J)

for P. island.

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and