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GUARDIAN, GHARLOTTEIOWN, PRINUE H)WARD ISLAND, JANUARY 28, IMI. I Q

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ci=i.lnt.orTErowN MARKETS. iCon‘ecte.l every T\1€Sdv-Y-)

L,,,i,<ibi....... ......... ......$0 05

Bed Nu,u~Lei'l pci' ll). . . . .

Beef `_`-m;;}]ipei~ lli . _ . . . . . . _ . .. . Butter ifrcslil pcr lb _ _ . . . _ _ __ _ Chickeiis . . _ . . . . . . _ . . . . . . _ _ . ._ . _ Cabbage ipcr dozl . . . _ _ . ._ _ _

0851135;-¢ (per liuailll . _ . . . . . ._ » . . . . . _ . __ .___ _ _ . _ _ . . , _ . _ . . ... Fowls pcr piiii _ _ . . . . . . _ . . . _ __ _ Flour per c\\ t . _ . . . . __ ._ . . _ . . _ .. _ Oatmeal. iic\\'. PCI' ¢`“ 5 ~ - - - ~ -~ ° Hides pci' lb _ _ _ _ . . _ _ . _ . _ _ . _ . ._. __

Su-aww, . _ _ _ _ . . . . . . . _ Hay pcr ,_-“r _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ . _ . . . . .._

Oats _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . _ . . _ _ . . ._ _ Bee;g,pc1‘iloZ_..._ .-~-- _ _ Pork; _ . _ _ _ . . _ _ _ Tumips-_ per l‘l1>~ - -~

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Pm.Si,.y (per bunch). _ _ _ _

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Letiir-0 per bunch _ _ _ . _ _ __ _

Cauliflower . _ _ _ . . _ _ _ . _ _ _ . _ . _ ...

Celery . . . . . _ . _ . . _ . . . . . _ _ . _ _ __ _

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Suffocating

With Group

Croup is the terror of every mother

and the cause of frequent deaths among small children. Dr. Chaser gy;-up of Linseed and Turpentine brings. prompt rclit-1' to the loud, riii;.;- iyig cough, makes breathing easy and :prevents sul’l`ocation_ It is mothers’

_fvorite remedn for cou hs co

ii' ~ .` S . lds,

lcrcup, bronchitis, whooping cough and asthma.

~ Mrs. F. W. Bond, 20 Macdonald street. Barrie, Ont., says :-“Having

ftried your medicine, my faith is very

:high ln its powers of curing cough and croup. My little girl has been subject

40 the croup for a long time, and 1

gfound nothing to cure it until I gave §Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Tur- pentine. I cannot speak too highly of lt.”

% cents a. bottle, all dealers, ot Ed-

manson, Bates & Co., Toronto.

Dr. tlhase’s Syrup of Linseed `

tlne.

and Turpen _ ,

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Quality of material and work inan-

ship cannot be excelled. Stylish cut and fashionable shapes. The " ILT. " corsets are a. delight to the wearer

may be had in all lengths 'and shapes and all colors and shades. They are praticall unbreakable

First Quarterly Session

Held

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niioii' ii iouo ciiisisit.

l

The Report of the Grand Worthy Patriarch Sub- mitted.

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THE first quarterly session of the Grand

Division met Friday at Long Creek with Heather Division. At the morning session P. G. VV. P. Jas. McKinnon presid- ed. The Grand Scribe, Ernest S. \Veeks and \V. G. Sabine, G. S. J. IV.. were among those pre sent, 'l`lie afternoon session brought a much larger attendance. The ofiiccrs’ reports were received and duly relegated to their proper committees. 'I‘he reports showed that the order is in a very good condition, both financially and numerically. Several of the subordinate divisions reported renewed energy during the year,

The evening meeting was well attended

by members of other Divisions and con- sisted entirely of members of the order. The following was the program with John A. Lawson, G. W. P., as Chairman :

Opening address by Chairman.

Chorus- Choir.

Recitation-A. McKenzie. Address of Welcome-P. G. IV. P., J as 1

McKinnon.

Solo-Sister Rotha McKenzie.

Reply to address of welcome P. G.}\V.

P. Simpson.

Chorus-Choir.

Speech-P. G. W. P. Arbing.

Recitation-Sister Florence Stretch.

Speech-P. G. W. P. Edwards.

Essay-G. W. McPee. Duett-Bro. Henderson and Sister

' REPORT OF GRAND WORTHY PATRIARCH

LONG CREEK.

Jan. 25th 1901.

To O1-‘ricnns AND Ri~:Pn1=:sEN'rA'riv1-:s:-

As your chief ofiicer I beg leave to submit a brief report of proceedings during the first quarter of my term of office. We are pleased to meet with

and Pf0m0l¢ g’00d htallll. Tllvy i Heather Division in Long Creek ,

i M

ay the Lord grant that our meetingl

with the brothers and sisters in this

ace may be productive of much

. P1

| Y mutual .goodmnd that the members of this _ _ ,_ 1' _f ff- ~~j_ __ D' " -

ivision and the members of this Grand.

- Division maybe mutually blessed and

We Have Secured at A _ ,_

llinkiupl look%%l@**@`"l_

,_ OF ,, _In the First ,_

CROCKERYZ

$»°ATA9\

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In this lot is a large num- ber of plates which We l1&V€ placed on our counters at Wonderfully low prices. _ _

You will have scnic idea-

when we tell you that we are selling a large size dinner. plate at the same price as the regular size tea plate. ` ‘ This is a genuine cheap

Month of the f

N ew Year;

l We wish to direct shop-

'ers IN OUR LINE that

OUR STOCK

IS

UP°T0"DATE,

And our methods l'10110t11‘&l>l€

in catering 'C0 V01” Wants "

sale of plates, J ust drop in and ll T |18 Lafgest

see them and you will be sur- prised at the prices. Our Whole stock of fancy cups and saucers at

HALF PRICE

All other goods selling at spec- ial low prices. _

_W. P. Colwill

\:_

spensi ng

. Patronage

_ l

1--7

his 3' .-

.. Sc I . 6 at JA°n°insP1oKnRD

a

' disease, liver complaint, indigestion, and

constipation. The sale of this great pre- scription is simply enormous. One pill a d _

the Giver of all good that he has permitted so many of us to enjoy the fruits of the labors of the good men who during the past century did so much for the good of men and the glory of God in establishing and extending our order and handing it down to us their successors as a rich legacy to start the new century with. Let us at this season look over the past, and, consider wherein we have failed. and plan for the future good of our cause, the cause of all mankind.

\Ve are pleased to be able to state, that

from what I have seen and heard of our Divisions that the order is in a lively and prosperous condition, and that activity and energy appear to be general thoughout our whole membership. May they continue to buckle on their whole armour for the fight. There has been much to dishearten and discourage us in the near past, but the Lord blesses and strengthens those who overcome dillieulties and pursue the right course to the end. I have performed a much pleasing duty in visiting the following divisions during the quarter, viz: Victoria on Nov. 12 found in an excellent wnrking condition and 3 new members added; Prince Edward on the 13th Nov. found it vigorous and growing; Elliott on 1-ith Nov. a fine division meeting in one ofthe best halls on the Island. Good work is being done there; Mayflower on the 17th and found true and faithful members at work; North River Loyal 19th and 26thand held two meetings to review and strengthen, and on invitation installed their excellent, stall' of officers on the 7th lust. The divisions is now in a vigorous condition and doing good work and growing every meeting; Kingston Star on the 23rd, revived the division and added 13 new members and doing _ well since; Holdfast on Dec. 4th, revived 'and strengthened by adding 8 new members and growing strong since; Ever Onward on 14th inst, installed their officers and found the division as usual in excellent condition, and last but not least I attended the meeting of the District Division on 19th inst. where we met under the auspices of Triumph, hada profitable session and a. fine pnblic meeting at night. I have found such pleasure and satisfaction is visiting Divisions that I would strongly recommend personal and social visits throughout our bounds,and that as many public meetings be_held as possible in connection with our divisions.

I would also suggest that a strong

committee be appointed at this session to work with the committees of other societies to carry in to effect the resolution that was passed at our Annual Session relative to the more effective working of the Probhition Law that comes into

‘ ' _/` ` Henderson.

' lv [` Speech-D. C. McKinnon;

V `\ . §I:i;e_(;l;;_;{L1§l:_t:2_a§?[ll1;,?_°n ton, E S_ operation in June next. Hoping that we

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ll

,. _ip __ _ Weeks_ may plan and act and counsel for the

\;i"‘»l' a

h

dvanceo temperance at this session I umbly submit all in L. P. and F.

J. A. Lnwsoiv, G. W. P.

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A SURPRISE TO EVERYBODY.

The promptness with which Dr. Chase’s

Kidney-Liver Pills regulate and invigor- ate th -action of the kidneys. liver and bowel), is a surprise to everybody. They

re the people’s favorite cure for kidney

ose, 25 cents a box, all dealers.

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IT ALIANS KlNG’S CONDOLENCE.

Roma, January %.-A most painful im- ression was produced by the receipts of

1

she news of Queen Victoria’s death., King Victor Emanuel, `Quoeu Helena the l Pope and members of the government immediately telegraphed condolences. i

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The Postmaster of Millerton, N. B.,

writes, May 9, ’99; “A year ago I sprained my ankle very badly and it has been very troublesome since. I recently began using Bentley’s Liniment and iind it has helped me more than anything I i ever tried. I can recommend it most highly.” G. R. Vauderbeck. f

fD¢¢$FAQQ.¢GQ.iU'<'>

new trial refused.

McPherson vs McLeod, McLeod vs

Hughes.-Rules nisi fora new trial to be argued in May, granted.

Bradley vs Smith.-Ruler nisi for new

trial discharged with cost. `

Court adjouued sine die. Martin vs McKinnon.-Election trial

commences today. Hon. Attorney General Pugsley of New Brunswick has been retained for McKinnon and will appear at the trial today.

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CLASH IN WAR OFFICE.

LONDON, January 20.-Earl P.>‘oerts although scarcely settled to work in the war department already has had several disputes with the Hon. William St. John Brodrick, who fills theimportant position of secretary of war. 'l‘rouble has arisen overa conflict of authority the veteran commander-in-chief demanding and the young aristocratic secretary _objecting that the adjutant-general and quarter- inaster-geiieral shall not report to or be consulted by the secretary, except through the commander-in~cliief.

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GET VVHAT YOU ASK FOR

When you ask for any of Dr. Chase’s

Remedies look for his portrait and sig- nature _on the box, otherwise you may get an imitation. Beware of the drug- gist who tries to induce you to take something said to be "just as good .” If he substitutes medicines he will substitute drugs in prescription. Insist on getting what you ask for and remember that i_ there are no family remedies to be com-g pared to those of Dr. A. VV. Chase, author i the famous Recipe Book.

EDWARDS AND ENGLISH HISTORY.

It is recfilled that Albert has never

been a royal name in England. It has no

other hand the name Edward is bound up with the greatest events of English his- tory, ` _

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TO REDUCE YOUR BOOT MEASURE

Isn’t half as hard neither is`it as pain-

ful as before the introduction of Putnam Painless Corn and Wart Extractor. In twenty four hours the corn is removed.

Pretty and small feet are well assured on every ody but it can’t be done unless you use Putu.am’s-others are not- nearly so good. Putnam’s is the best. At all drug gists.

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, STRATHCONA/S TRIBUTE.

New_York,January 23.-Lord Strathcona

and Mount Royal is quoted i`n the Herald London despatch as follows, relative to the queen’s dcathz-

“Great Britain mourns her most res-

plendent personality. Canads’s grief surpasses words. Every city town and hamlet, every farmer’s home in the dead Queen’s North American dominion will be overwhelmed with sorrow.”

,

Cash vs Credit -Ask eve

. . ry merchant ‘

in this city, what they think about the principle of paying spot cash. I venture tosay, they will, without an exception,

end_pia: the principle of doing business on a , .

s sis,yet credit has been, and is, the one of business life in this City. We pre- itll, the time has come when our mer- _ hunts should act and show greater in- i ependence and educate our people, by bowing men the advantllges 0! D8.-ying ~

pot cash for all their pggcahses. Asa; ansequence our people h buyers and 3 ellers interests would belvery muchf

nglpiuced. -J. T. MCKENZIE, Tailor.

WANTS. LGSTS. FOUND. ETC.

WANTED.-Capable, reliable person in `

every county t_o represent_ large compan y otfsolid financial reputation; $§B6 salary periyear, payable weekly; $3.00 per day I absolutely sure _and all expenses; straight, _ bona-fide, definite salary, no commission; salary paid each Saturday and expense li money advanced eacni week. Srnupnnn Housn, Cnx'roN BUILDING, CHICAGO.--~

1 11 30 id.

FOR SALE-A quantity of dry kindling

Apply to John Gillis, Fitzroy St.-18 61

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We Wish Our Customers all

A Happy New Year it

and at the same time to thank them sincerely for their liberal patronage during the past year. I' is gratifying to know that our ifforts to please have been ap- preciated. We will endeavor in future to still further merit- the confidence of the public.

t Respectfully,

9

LOST-On Saturday evening between W. F. Garters' Store and Hotel Davies, a purse containing a sum of money and sundry papers. Owner's name stamped on inside of purse. Finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving at Weeks St Cos Store. .f 1° lif-

UND-In_the'O-pera. House on _tb

night of the concert, a gold locket with \

charm attached. Apply to S. W. Crglgpe. _

TO _BE LET.-The desirably situated dwelling house on Grafton Street west. ately occupied by Mr. Duncan McLean. with coachhouse and- stable. H0088 IS

_ fitted with a. first-class bath~rooII1. SGWCT'

age and all other modern conveniences. Rent moderate. ADDI? ID Th°\113S CMDD' bell. Richmond St. West. . - Znf _

_ _

k ' th f re oon, and attend

ligiéhvdg tlilgbalfncl; ofxday Wages $8 8 month at first. and_ -$10 it satisfactory. Apply to S.M.McW1l1iains, 21B Merrimat; screen, Newburyport. MMS- 4 ‘_ 'TT0 LET-The dwelling house on Prince

S 1;, at preseut_occp_pied Q Mr. Jamei

usworth. Apply to . W. ellner. 22 t_

' ° theciiy. ` W _N _T ANTON Um `. .....

I I orrlcn To LET A winfcrmbie

‘ ‘n in N Watchmaker and Jeweler TBI:-ie stmper Block' A`I§d‘d.?fD1;0r-ghlse

Wishing a Ham _ ¢W - - ’~

_ . _ _ _ ' , wnNTEn.Ioiii_pcbie,__;i_ii_ii;i_:=_g_reg<_r§1_L

ii o re _ ' ‘

Year to au’ mgvhlfy :slid ydnancidl reputation $336

_ pa, Y ' 7 '

_ E l V ‘ 531;;-v , ble weekly;_$3 perth!

Mr* S* ° 8 absolutpclly gag giiiiaall expeuses,stralgh¥»

, ‘bona tide, definite salary no commisswh,

I I ‘ of St. Pau ,s’ lrlivanced oachuvviegh.

\ A ccchsat and expense

_ __ __ , _ an _

E T___che_ of Yum, 0,3” P1P; llIlgUSE,?5»tDunnuoni_~_r S'r..2gl3caR0-Mays

i)rg..tn, Singing, Voice Culture, y _ p

_ was |

encouraged by meeting together for the u me Court _‘ ~ Q59 ,; good of our grand old order, the glory of S pre 7** _ Pig __

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D ourHeavenly Father and the zoodpt our § i M*-ll l\`<3' -~ ` “"-‘Y i

fellow men. We should feel .grateful to SATURDAY, JAN. 26th.

i Bearisto 8: McDonald. Rule nisi for a

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Great News

W Want

are any to be had surely our 1

Beautiful Tailor-

made Overcoats

at 1-3 oif will bring them to us. We sold hundreds of these coats already I at full price and everybody knew them to be the best value in the city now what must they be at 33% off.

Handsome U_ls,ters too

Irish and Canadian all-wool Friel

Ulsters, 33=13 off till stocktaking day. '

Was there ever such a chance for your

money.

Dollars are like doughnuts they make a

good circle here. ` ~

If it wasn’t for a few pleasures this

world would be a vale of tears. But Who!! you get a chance like this occasionally, pm- spects become a. great deal more pleasing. `

Advertisers of facts.

I oiilfiiu No. 3

This il the Birkor Collar br volt

with; pull'--or ouycthorlclp til.

It s comparatively lov collar, my trisin, stylish and eomlorthblo.

zoc each

M0llllE & Holm

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WAN TED-A neat intelligent girl to do .

With experienced Workman and Hrstfclnm _

supply contractors and others with Doon md Promos, ntorior sud exterior Finish, ste, etc. l

I some wi...... mm suuncucunalausngucwu Poli.

ViCl0t‘i& ROW DrUggiSfS» UP "l`h.»ory. _Studio corner of Pqgusl __#_(¥;;_NTs_h_v_y_;a_iu___'l_l§__I?_;T_i¥:ce£dog<_E_n}_g:

_ _ I ~’°Gr..fmii Streets, ' Von, ,gem make from sioo to sooo s li _

Pa gialehtealcher (Upnneipnl) POSIIC P- 0- _ _ I H urs 30 to 1 ii.. ml, 2 t° ei 7 ta month, 311285 'b°°»“l'if“‘1i P5§°?s f A _ _

Seeour large a s. (every ay In _ _ », __ _ ,_ _ _

_ _ _ i ._ ___ ~ * 9. m. _°h'"i;` part thi paper. Home Novelty __ - A l -

8° secretary scimi ments is* ‘_, ’,.l,‘~@‘f“ I ji. 3 cod 2 in iiligtl dmonigcgcfni. e i 27- P¢8kB’.5 N0. 3 ~= cn. "““"°“"'ii‘£"“il‘°’°“"- to ~_ P t - l _ --

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ggngr g||‘ (‘ouclsl¢:.l',l, Kill 'DHD' l[l'l0l'\l‘ q¢g¢¢c|¢¢;- ~p'»_-__co, Bleaching andlllsp loqlio;

'* ,'Gi\`~. '.» 8. 6811

FREE!

For one dc.1la.i-‘s worth purchased from us, vs Willugivo yol, IIB. UID 0

hose pretty souvenir medals of our b0y’a rotllrn from Sill-h MHQ

See ourlino of Fancy Goods for Xmas trade.

i..w.cooi<. *wise*

PALMER Q Gharlottptown Sash and Door PNN!!

Our Bpeoilqltlsl. -

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