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HE GUARDIAN. CHARLO'I`TE'l`O\\`N, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, FEBLUARY . 1901.

__ Jim-

0l.lR BIB

Sale

lloi in Full Swing.

E-.-erythiniz must go as we

do not inteinl to (*iirr_v Oiil it dollai"s worth of stock that we mn possilily sell-even at sam-id;-e pri( es. _

Reineiixliei- dis(-oiints on

e\'ervthii.<_' exiept l)i‘ii,i_fs and Piitent Me licines.

Perfumes

Call :ind see the handsome

packages containing all the popular odors from the best Bnglisli. F re n c h a n -i American rnnxers.

Sachet Powde Grossmit h ’ s Enghsh, Seeley's an

Remme|’s.

' PIPES

See the splendid values in Pipes. We oifer nearly all new goods.

CIGARS

Pretty boxes. containin

cigars of excellent quality. ln holiday packages of 25.

Soaps, Combs,

Sponges, etc, etc.

E. HUGHES.

EEEEE

Ehassasas

§E

If You Wish

man Braham, of Kensington, who under- went an operation a few days ago, wne

4 inuch better.

bay colt. by Fleetwood to Mr.Victor Douse or $255. It is understood that under the direction of Prof. Mc-Vay great things ii ay be expected.

THE P. IV. C. students hold their debate

at the College this evening at 7o`clock. Subject: resolved: “That England has

trangers always welcome.

LOHSTER packers in south eastern I ng`s County, are busily preparing for ext seasons operations. The eleven actories from Panmure. Island to Murray Harbor will put out about 10,000 additional traps.

Tins Victoria Hockey team (colored) of

'l`i-iiro isexpected inthe city today. At

produced more great men than ~`.:otl in.l.` l

.<, Piesitii N \\ \\\ \-.

Adescriptive and illustrated lecture will be given by George Smith, of New Glasgow, in the \Vheutley River hnll on

Cor.\'ifii.1.oR Balls has sold his handsome l Thursday evening’ Feb' Rh' Subjeull A

.lourney from Charlottetown vin New Glasgow Road in 1833. The hardships, weal and woes ot' an early settli-r`s life will be vividly depicted. Come one! Come ali! Admission only L0 cts; children icts; Doors open at 7 o’clock.

DJNALD Gordon, of Glengarry, Picton

County died on Tuesday after a protracted illness. The deceased was one of the most prominent and influential members of the community and enjoyed the best esteem of alarge circle of friends. He was 75 years of age and was an elder in St. Columbia Presbyterian Church. Mr. W. C. Gordon, Private Secretary to Sir Louis Davies, is asain of the deceased.- Picton Advocate,

THE Skating Rink at St. Dunstan's Col~

the conclusion of the match on Wednes- lege will be open to the public on Friday

day evening it is understood that a ball will be given in the Rangers, Club Room,

fl ° Apotheciu'ies` Hail. Queen Street.

THE concert. and supper given by the

E ladies of St. John’s Church, Milton, assist-

cd by Prof. Earle’s family and friends take

place this evening at North Milton. Be sure and take it in. A nice drive and pleas- ant evening predicted for all who make it a point to attend .

THE Concert to bc held by the Earle

family at Milton, this Tuesday evening, promises to bca big success. Admission to concert 15 cents. The ladies of Milton

‘ \

something - are preparing fora big supper to be held ;

Nice `F or Tea

Sing Telephone 98

For One Of Our Nice

after the concert, and as the price to the supper is only 25 cents many will be sure to attend. Should the night prove uu- avorable the concert will be held 011 VVednesday the 6th. ‘

THE annual meeting of the Fruit

Growers' Association opens to-morrow in the B I. S. Hall, Charlottetown. Prof. 1 R0bertson,Dominion Dairy Commissioner

KiCh if Prof. Macoun and others will be prcsentl

° if - ' ' ublic meetin Will be

Ples g. Tomorrow nizht a. P S _

Fgr t0.Rg gg havg 'h€l(l Bb Y\`hlCl`l BlSh0D MCDOH8ld, RCVS.

7 - \\\ ‘J S- .on D. B. ii-i<.L.».od, 'r.F.

Cream P es 1°, lo *”- *mp* ’

1 lf- . -ii' d D .M ‘

C0 ., 1 D' 20 ts ,__` Fullerton, Leo.Wi iams an r orrison

G08 C

nut have been asked to speak.

lEolip.~e Bakery , ~'~ Montague brass band has secured the

Hakes Best Bread. services of Rev W H \Varren to deliver

his popular lectures on Trips through

i ‘Qs S England and Scotland, in Montague Hall

f 3

on Monday and Tuesday evenings,Feb 11th

and 1’th A line lime light stereopticon

will present a. large selection o a mira

1. timer, ii. D. ;";‘;S.;°£:.i.“fi:.';;::l‘¥il.1“€.;”fF&”is.%€2§

,930-1, 2-4.

lmteated and tinted with li. Fri. &w.

tl. 8 ,~ Queen and her favorite resorts will be

lull |f LMI, specially prominent A concert by the

Montague band will accompany the lee-

Q SPECIAL TREAT Ai' Mozv-r.ionii..--The

_ _ _ E A u

_ . N vv ° 1 _ `~ if A 'A 'i - _ ' _ _

£'rE‘"° 3°” *”‘l'l“"°°l' ities. rinsed. in beiiiiimf nie bmi.

"`;""=‘_ff""5l.l'l’:,‘l @ V

»=_:,> ~."~`l"‘».`-C'f"4'l _ ...I

URS!

FURS!

The balance 1 f our furs have to

Ladies’ _»\s,tr-achan Jacket;

J " lireenlinfl S-:al -]aClKi3tS

" C ion Jackets " Illulls " (`v\ll.ii‘

“ Collaretts

“ 1-tolls

Also few pairs of ’s Fur Gauntleits at

All must be sold out to inake room for new goods corn-i ~ in.

he gold.

33 1-3 per een

33 l-3 " “ 33 1-3 ‘° “

1_() (C in on “ (lc)

O ‘L 33 - ‘ U O ‘ 33 -

r'-l~°r~

C-‘3b3C.3¢

0 `¢. ._ _ ..

1_3 U 16

t discount

evening the 8th lust. The ladies of St. Joseph`s Sodzility, to whom the proceeds are to be given,will provide hot coffee and cake for the skaters before they return. A special train will leave the City at 7.30 p. m., and return about 10.30. Tickets can be procured at Reddin Bros., Central Drug Store, L. W. \Vatsoii's and the Medical Hall. The S. D. C. Band will furnish music.

THB fame of Chaplain Lane as a lecturer

was sufficient to fill the main audience room of the First Methodist Church to the doors last eveninir tolisten to his personal reminiscences of the war in South Africa. The great audience were amply repaid as for two hours and a half he held their closest attention. Chaplain Lane had gone out with the Second Contingent and his story had to do with experiences gathered mainly iii the long march between Cape Town and Pretoria. He talked in strong voice, with inuch energy of utterance and detailed scenes of varied nterest, some tragic in the extreme, thers pathetic, and occasionally enliven- ng his story with laughable escapades nd touches of rare. humor. He had been himself more than once under fire and had suffered not only the hardships of the weary march, the night bivouac in the rain. the short rations and other privations, but, had been entrapped in an ambush.had been sniped at by Boer marks- men, and had his ear-drums blown in by a shell exploding at close quarters, n frggm ent of which pierced his hat. Very graphic and interesting it all was to the eager listeners, and served to izive a most clear-cut and realistic impression of what war is like with its “moving accidents by flood and Held." A due peroratlon closed amid great applause a splendid lecture. A map of the large field of war operations, and diagrams of several battlefields, to- gether with arms, :dag and relics from the war aided in the exposition. Mayor Warburton presided and introduced the lecturer. The flue choir of the church under direction of Prof. Watts furnished music at the opening and led God Save the King at the close.

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How ARE YOUR ivaavss 2

If they are weak and you _feel nervous and easilv "tlustratcd’ can t Sleep. and rise in the morning unrefreshed, your blood is poor. SDYOUZ U*~‘1'V9S dffllenfl -upon rich, nourishing blood. Hood s Sar- saparilla makes the nerves strong bv enriching and vitalizing the blood- It gives sweet, refreshing sleep andcomp le- iely cures nervous troubles. Begin taking

“I ltéiigggd indisgestion are cured by Hood’s

Pills.

Bmlyq Conwrt “e‘l Tl‘U1‘*d¢J @\€l1lHi: Senator Ferguson left last night for Ottawa'

$3 0145 du)-S_ I I urch, thence to Peoples Cemetery. \ Crossed yesterday en route no Ottawa_

°Cl00k Ytwtérday with 'I piisseiigers, 60 V _ . _ H0351- 1. . _, .

bags mail and 2 cars way fminhtli 1 i I»rot;;=-Eliobertsop ‘oi the Boing; Expo;-_ Mrs G L M 1 phy of Sydney C B left i IIliik_ES if HCV?

" inen arm, uni ocoun, o e hper- - - - 1 ' \` » » -- ' LBU1. -L gt fp;

ANY sinart, steady boy with a. fail- iinental Farm, Ottawa. arrived iri the last night f0l' her l10!H@- MP5- M¢Gl`a5h l U S 1 `; Fong

0 umtion and \\ ell ieconiinended, c.in.'¢~'ty_yesterdii.y, to .uldress ineetiiigs of ac'-Umpanwd |161' U0 G€0lSef»0“’n- 101]' VGQ I never had a ,bones hrea

obtainpcrmaiieiiteiiiployment by applyi g the Dair in ‘ d F. ~ l lf" 't - , ~ _ . ~ " ,,,,,,,. ,H _ ” ‘C _°"_°”’_.“‘? “"""° “”‘ ‘“‘ AM'~E_-L‘"f’e“»°fl“@f‘°‘Ff‘_Y'f’““l“°“"" genuine rust-proof clock-spring steel.

of the Insane Hospital for a member of years, left last night for California, whei e

Mr Geo Cummings Barrie, Ont one

doctors called it "railroad kidney," but ould give me permanent relief -1

Liver Pills saying they had cured him. A few boxes of this grand medicine com~

M n left last. ni ht for

Sri-:<‘i.ii. services will be conducted this THE ’”“"l“ge °f M" Be“3”‘“l" P°n`y" Hons E Hackett and J I Hu

___ _ I ~ _ _ _ _. . . ghes 4,v ‘ 1 ~ - ...cr ,,, the B,.,,,,,S, c,,u,_c,, hy HW _,_ ,__ .mu iii... Mary _init Trams. isis. pine crowed Saturday en rouwm Omwa. _ X et see me seams go rounn the inside of the

Bp0\\~ne,0f North R-_,_ A this morning. The conti-actingpiirties ‘D_ __i&_ strai h fr n -. rset in I

“el have foi ii number of years been Rev J C Martin oflllontanue Bridge, & g t 0 t' Lo S Fad of up and

‘ 'Tint Miiito reached Georgetown at one in the employ of Mr. J. T. McKenzie. l ls amflllf-i. f»l1;>S€ I`€gl=‘l1~€1l€d 1411 U19 Queen " d9Wu"_,

Cui AND couiilii ;_.’ R °N___fii1°~ ~ ‘ -~~--~~»~-~-__“.-c.M_-_f--.--._-.-.r\___________ _ ____w____WMW senator Menonaid left msn night for _ ‘ ‘ ”

' Y i

Rev.O.B. Emory will preach lu Hearn,-_ Ottawa, l r. D. A. McKinno ' 'g S 6

llullon Sunday at i ocloca The many fmmdg of Hon BCM Dans ` Georfretoiin

V a ' THE (SUARDIAN regrets to learn that will be pleased to learn that his condition A Mrs. (Dr.) Trenainan of Halifax, left

Rev lt.F.\Vhistou is confined to M, house v is steadily improving, last night en route to her home. _ 9 , through illness- 1 TH1~: funeral of the lzite John G. Evans Rev. \Vm. C. Murdock, of Tyne Valley `

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AT the Police Court yesterday morning: “lm take place Lllis “ftl°m0"“ 23) Sham’ is registered at the Queen Hotel' _ ' § Q =

Jas. Mc-Eiicheiin for being' drunk was fined 1 gsm Sl' Pauls Scll00l1`00Ul YC Sli- Pauls l Senator Yeo and Mr, A. A. Lefurgcy .

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3 0 ce ‘r°“’“r°' “\S50Cl9~U0'l* . ,ed Police, who has been visiting in the __ ’ ’_ Risci-:x'ri.\' Mrs. John Murphy of Stan- Tm-3 death of Mr. John Nicholson. of I l"`°"l"°e f01` S0f!1€liH1¢.l€fl'» 11155 Ulght f01' bolster’ “Years Spleudldly’

ley, sustained a severe injury to her wrist Port Hastings, occurred last week at that lvlnnilleg- _ . ‘md “Cut OU her llsafl- bi’ an accidental ‘ place at the ii - of U1 e-ir~ and seven r ~ ~ - | ‘And then’ ycu knowilhe Stralg all from a platform in front of her house l months He mini born ii?1'il)‘.;in the Ile of Mr' W' Poole le-fb las? night for ul-he llhillon 8% 8. fOl1I1d&iZl0l1 f0I‘ this ’68I‘ S OWHS

` `~ _ ° ° KUIXSYUYI. ln connection with the new D ‘ _ ,Y g '

Late reports from the Ch,,,1,,,,et,,,,,n Sl=>"=» Cane '10 P~ E- Island in W0- and enizines to te built forthe P. E. Island New D Astraight fronts are he

ospital last ni2ht stated that the .Youngl went to Sky Glen’ Cape Breton in 1832' Railroad' l ’

l Man. J. iuenonaid, /who it will be ' remembered was connected with the staff l 8]" l

$1.85 ._

1 .

he will reside in future. He will spend a w

few days in Boston. while en route. { Un r &

LIFE ON THE RAIL.

_ l.

the best known en rinbers on the G. T l The Busiest Store on chaflcttetn writes:-For years? suffered from kidney , ' _

disease brought on by railroad lil . The ` l B\1Sl¢Sf S\l`¢¢t»

c-. g 'h no ' _ _ l _ ffm f¢°°mme~'°d Di- <>h~1S‘=’~ Kim '1 %%%

pietely cured me,puttin;r an, end to the -,if - _ _ __ _ _

dreadful pains in the back and greatly strengthening the kidneys. I am a well man to-da thanksvt-o Dr. Chase.” One

BORN.

At Summerside, on February 3rd, 1901, to Mr. and Mrs. D. Gordon, a daughter.

WHAT WOULD THEY GIVE 3

It seems a waste of time to warn pen

but what would victims of consumption

with colds and could eertninlv be cured

Turpentine, the in-eat prescription which

to say, they will, without an exception, endorse the principleiof doing bu.eine.~s on

cash basis, yet. credit has been, and is, the f A i 'v 1- ~ »

bone of business life in this City. We pre- dict the time has come when our mer-_ chants should act and show greater in~

li, they are The D & A ‘

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We Vi ani 4' YourTrade.

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» * Bot we want to feel that we dcsrcvo i

we give you the mgst and bg3\

le against neglecting coughs and colds; for

ITXOHBY.

an? pneumggla give if ltiheir disease viliere A

on in its innin . it were on a - ~

eouih or cold? Deadly lung disease begylin @2210; s2;‘;°:al;vl; Q2!" by Dr. _Chase’s Syrup of _Liiiseed and as usua]__rj_ght_

:sailor;.#li°¥:;.*;i::"°‘°““*“i § _ 0 H N N

1-1-_-O-_Z-ll *

i..‘?iii’.`li.`; °.2°i§‘.ii".»‘.`.f§‘ till? .‘i?.§.’.‘5"{‘l` 33* principle of paying spot cash. I venture

lil*

lt. Thus shy

the loom

“Famous at from V

.00--Quality A

de ndenoe and educate our le b »=.'i.Z.»‘..';.e;ff'=.e.»;.'.x.'-.i;_;-,..,.=.-.._._.., .,-

, _D9_ D501) »_ 5' .showing men the advantages of payingi spot cash for all their urcahses. Asa

consequence our people both buyers and

sellers interests would be very much

enhanced. --J. T. Mcliiixziis, Tailor. *Z* _ OF OUR LAT

. . . . iz

for sale cheap at the Pasteurized Mili

Skim Milk -Just the thin for bakin

Factory. _ 4 4|

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For

9 cents T

Ve will sell you a. box of soap

' 12 cakes) for which you have

lways paid Iifiy cents.

cents

e will sell you three c.ik<s o

means?

needed

soap worth five c ants p ir cak

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What About

Here is a list to select irom:-

_,‘ (mn Bonlters " Tomatoes _ » _ \'. ax ileans Slulcx

ifiifl-‘SZ liéiby Bartlett Pears 1U1¢0€ 1-.lue Dim son Plums 11911 U02 Lombard Plums b}1l1C0€ Green Gage Hums t1mC0£‘ Ftrawherries

Cherries e, ‘ Hrieapple ~lgj}3P0fe

French Peas b111!¢°C Sweet Wrinkle Peas _

Thistle Brand Peas __

fi Bed Cross Beans (with or without

Sauce)

Beinz‘s Baked Beans

I ` city.

Canned Goods . _ _

xl We have on hand a large stock of canned goods all of the lzest brands.

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:~.»?,1\.i=-.f-__ __.f.~i,\¥~<_~*.f‘»t-_'7‘¢.*-£`.'?».1_. .uv f.“`L-1'¢`.l<ta|n

lf.

‘I-ii'

1'* *Z Dill"

l Freeman Caddies _-

}"acit`ic Carabus (Lobster Salmon [cilI. brands] 5;

‘ Clam L how-der ‘r

Clams

Oysters

Herrings(witl1 or without sauce]

Lunch Tongue [Clark‘.~.

S i_‘e Smoke Beef °‘

lfarataria Shrimps -,` }:one.ess Turkeys Simcoe _»_

“ Chicken " F-

Sardines [french] 2 Cooked Ccrned Beef lL`lark's| _- 1-evillcd 'Tongue

“ Ham _ ‘,~‘

Potted Eeeis

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DEAR SIR

We furnish you with

amount before lst February so that we can

Yours Truly

%**§*m‘““” -

a statement of

account to 31st Dec. We ask you now to favor us with the

meet our obliga-

. BRUCE,

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STOCKTAKING

FINISHED

Remnant Sale Now On

Print Shlrtirigs

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,1il"p(f '_' i

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Flairielette Skirtings _

Ribbon Dress Goods

_Apples Simcoe _

Q Blueberries FlannBla

. ' Lggk over the above ]i.=t. make a manic of what you want, call us up by LaCeS»

telephone or send your order and we vi ill do the rest. Delivery to any part of tue

The P"’°p`°’” Sl” L WEBSTER ee MQKAY, _ T. J. HARRIS,

Phone 109. Ideal Grocery. Cor. Kent and Great Geo.‘Str¢¢1S- _ J ` w