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, Shree sons and two daughters, .-nm" ,_ Nothing so good fo, g,,,.,: Conference. ala-ree circle of relations and sc- 'rin-om, swoiien coi-in or sun _ Mrs. J.»C. Spurr, Provincial Secretary, nces, tomourn the loss of akind. Neck, an Griffiths’ Mezitliol Lint- presided, and although the afternoon

d, an affectionate father, a good I ment. Here ls the Proof. proved stormy there was ii gogd attend-

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° 1' I Tim interest in th? WWI* of the Slmdfy

J *School Teachers’ Normal _Cialis

__increases, as evidenced by the increasing numbers who attend, also the part taken; in the discussion by those attending. The ,8l‘0Wth of the church in the early times iwas clearly traced and the intiuences that worked in the church, tending to that

@ . i Erowth. Under the able leadership of

L Z J Rev. Mi»._ 1=iey_m_ond sebbiicn school om' will Pi

_ Workers aiereceiving great benefit from theu- attendance upon this class. The

i Ci'Zf`ll/’ AND

~ esiller Meeting 'of Empire Rev .G P Rivuovn mee wieiie my cis... -

A P.\TIO'rm ehipgptainment Wm he given _` DCOple and such occasions serve to streng-

on Thunugay in Buster week_ Am_u19t_h__i_then the cords that bind pastor :and yihe ehiidien of the militia onsoersco P°°P‘° ¥°2°il\'@I'-

_League-. ni those iiiieresteli ii. “ih`eipT1f;m guna -concirt' gi.""” maid "f ith? homes the 'Foiiimies left behind thenfillsst .`LhtfI°spltal In Kindergarten Han

in kindiy note this” H18 was asuccess in every sense of

the word. The hail _ was filled. to its

IMPoR'rl\.\"r.-There are still` some va- f“'m°Sl" ¢“Dl»¢itY- Prof. _Watts in ini

cancies iii the ranks for se v' ` G mf°rm”'l» h¢*1';i5Y 8-Hd genial manne

Lodge, );5_ 19 t _ - hh V. . . ‘ ° ° ° ‘ - ~ _i i ' meets regularly each Thursday even Knights ____e___0__d_._____ 0__I::g _ _ isitin_3' and agreeable sinpmse last even- iii; nts 0’¢io¢k_ Besides the regular class gn

y tedto attend., ing. NN hen he returned home \from - ' ' . -

THE f_____e_____ _ Normal class, he found his house taken Wm amays recelveahearty wel our whois mm M

o the late Mrs. (Rev l H T~ Dossessiion of b the teachers and office

_. ‘ ` __ _._ '° _, ` y -' . rs _` .

~ __00___ The _ii;;__t_._o_ok p__l_ace _thisv_after- _ of the Sunday school, and the members of THE QUARDIAN greatly i-cgijct.. to learn gl Ven up tn ‘t

G _ H_ _ ._ ere. i essrs_ the Bible classes, who had assembled, it Of the death on the 13th inst., of Mrs. L

9° ‘“i»0¥l.D- L. Currie,S. l\*LBent, H ibem-_g his birthday to wish him man G Munn of Bell River The decea d W

J. zine. , win' _ - i I _ 6 Y _ ' ~ ' Se was we____ _ __‘;<_i°__y __ __ iam Miitta_rt._ The reinaius -_ happy returns of the day. He was present- Cassie, da. ughter of Daniel McLaren, Esq ‘_

rre 'iii uniinerside cemetery. _;go\_yi;h_a(_»e1-y_ beauuful M0,,.ns_chau_._ “_ gin very earlyage She graduated from Oi PBMN3 ‘ad

IF the Mints dogs not h P. , ’~ ' an an( a sett of tablelinen. It was °n¢° of ‘Vines G0ue8@ in NHS City. Her

time to leave “__ Ge0__get0_:'_1;_ he':t_?:__:; a_eomplete_ surprise to Mr. Raymond, bug death occurred at the early age _of 26years without “umm

_ time today the entertainment ___ the _ _did not_quite_take_ his speech away, for Aftertlieirrnarriage Mr. and Munn

Opem House must be __0S____o_____d _mm . _T replied in his own happy manner? _

next week “,a_tch THF GUA________`_ for t Znking the donors for their leindness_ ~- ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘an goo w' -1 M~. Re - 1 _

iurther notice. more and inciliiellaiito thle iii‘i`ei::iIilo):; oinlivi; !

there for tivo years, when Mrs. Munn rc

wife. Mrs. Munn was a thorough Chris-

»fian_woman', and active member of the M'/'oodville ChristianEndeavor; and was

1' We 1" “U15 .d d 1' DTS' very highly esteemed in the community

on at Halifax. Term of Service one yur* si e . The 'music rendered by the Or~' At tl f °

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pay 00 sem, pe, day ,md ,.atiOnS_ cl6th_ chestra was excellent indeed. Hon. D. A. ¢]0Se:ie§§3er;&;;St‘;:;a37,g;,e Stglggsswelr ng and equipment Re it - d McKinnon fully sustained his re tati # 8 'a

“'11 *U-Te 19210116 PU 0" tended to pay their last tribute of re-

_ 0 have served in active militia and at- as 8' reader Wh-ne Miss Enid McLean". - ' ` - ended at least one annual training. Ap- patriotic recgtatian was much aPDl‘€0iated ggzcghiiiiesgdesthe sqnvvlgng Eusband and licat-ions :to be made at Drill Shed to-3 and Wen "e°°i"ed by the audience- Thi? leaves, a’w(i§; yireiarge oof’ rhlsteegeawg ay at 10 o`c!ock a. ni. Slllglllk by Miss Haszard, Mrs, Watts and W _h.;eud,,~w'mom.n her ear] de-ami e` an

Miss Craig was rendered very sweetly and » y ‘ 2 °

0B"U*‘“‘“It 5** 0"’ 'Wi dvi! I0-day to i With pleasing elfect. Notwithstanding the --_®--

of the most respected residents of South 'they did not suffeg Ml.i;:T`loren;/Z ligitdzrio Coliegiiitileyls Liniment cures Whoopi” 0

clmoiricle the death of John McFarlan om-, Yaudience were n t 'tted

I Melville, Lot 29, i' h - - _ _

v ____ _ _ w_iic occurred _at his rest without a response toa very hearty Important Opening Announcement,

_htee __i_‘_esidence on Wednesday 7th inst at one. Prof. Vinnicombe’s violin solo w 388- Pab0n&Co. be leave to state the

Decease time p attack

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mvsretivelv early age 0f64 years. much euioyed.'i‘iie saint ceeiiiii ciui. fini; “Fe “OW Feld! U* Sh°‘Y their imwrii' d was in fairhealth untilashort sustained its reputation the inns' be’ ‘ mms Qt English’ Amencan’ Scotch and

mviom to hi* dest] _h h _ ~ _ le H18 _Canadian Carpets, housefurnishings,

-~ ~ 1. \\ en ewas very sweet and much appreciated. The mattings, squares, draperies, `n1uslins

ed by a severe cold, which grad- pupils of Miss McDonald went through d°°1` m°l3S» Wi1lf_i0W li1'ilI"I1iU8S. 0111181: grew worse, and despite all that their exercises ina very grateful and en- household n-oveme-S Fhat thi” “im a'ls° al aid and kind friends could do, tertaining manner. Duringl the inter- . :,I1iat',1§¢_a §Pecia__.l__&i_ihibit ontheirviéiain floor “fled by his loving wife and child- mission the sale of honie made candy took limi e'i`lil;¥S;£8-Y._ lgunsiilg mglgglesdg e Passed Deaffeflllli &“'9»Y. on the DIWC. the quality of which was excellent, '_M‘“'°~h and Ap-nl- Jas- Pam” 85 C0- 16 li ng of the above mentioned date. Mr, evidenced by the large quantity sold. The 133° gak Bmtlgi Conde"-*€d.]_l3€U>¢1' IDi\l_k

-- - _ _ - _ an ceaper anacow. utup v

_1;i_:___\_;_z1;_a__\___e_;‘y__ pr¢J;_1;e_i:1_ps :nd sued p_i_ctu;‘es tolprown on the camas under the C}m_,.|0t¢ewwn Condensed Milk C0_ All

Y us ry an _ irec ion Mr. Arsenault were much en- grocers. ' :inf

erance worked out for himself and _ioyed by the audience. Among some gf

it Golnforfable and well provided them were those of th F' ~t C d' L°°k f01`“SH~mDl@ 0f'0\11` ‘P9851 50 WWF In his int_e,.c0m.se with h- f l_ C t- e In ana” mn tailor made ladies’ costumes, on the first.

is e on ingent, the late Roland Taylor and 1,,_dy_y0u meet Wm, one on the street

H he “'95 elfer lfilld. courteous and Alfred Riggs, Lieutenant John A. Mc- That sus and meansgood fit,good material ming; but-in his home and family Donald. Rev. T. F. Fullerton. Lord Rob- and 3 Ere” delll 1088 U18-ll made f/Q _hc was! seen to best advantage, erts and President Kruger-and last butqneasure' Jas' P°‘t°n& 0°' 1611

_ =_;_m§si1e__;'f=w__ ali_i_sy_:_ Welwrgp. n°:=__l¢11~t Queen GV:_et§iri_a upon winch the L in y_ en e ine . y is ever - an ience sang 0 ave the ueexl a d ° ' ° ii and genial disposition he made 'for i» dispersed. Q n “ Baptlst Mlsslons' f malfy ffiends and 9° Wemies and ‘f _ S ' A meeting ofthe Baptist Woinaifs Mia- ' eh .Will be sincerely mourned by an i S” i i - fl. _ ee' sioncry Aiasocinec of P. ;E. I. wie- held fl the Pl¢l5l11`¢ Of his soquaint- ` ' _ ' at Alexandria on Tuesday' M`arch'_131Jh il,

'runon ' i - - ' ' - - »

T 5°“E' __,,_-,__ - 'connection with the P._E. L Quarterly,

“Sh esteem in “'hi`°h he W" helfh ` iifgiiifiiiniiiii ii ap;-f2¢`i" ¢n.1é"`fBr 'sci-<1. A Short time was Spent in devotional ex- anlfested by the very large proces- throat. Last tall 1 had Ln Gripiie and Hlyiercises led by Mrs, A, F. Browne of Nerth'~

' ~ . - throat became very sore :ind inuvh swollen

er 1m`slelghs) winch f°u0“ ed ms In less than an hour after using Griffiths River' _ ' - i

s to Black Point Cemetery. The Menihol liiniment a`ll~soi'eness had Gimp Mfg, Spun'-~exi*,gnd¢dain0st cordialwel- `

“fs ie” Me-Se me W- ‘fees i.i.i..;f‘*;i.‘;‘e.e...f‘.i:;i.i‘iéieiii xiii? wee we-= visiw--_ She me also ret- °Km”°ni Charles D“”3f°"d»J-- A- and in less than 1_5 minutes the stiffness ings from Mrs Price of Tryon, whose

e, Edward Trainor and Malgolm and _soreness had entir_cly__disi\ppen_r9§l_. For _hedth had not mrmitted hermbe present To his bereaved family and other i any "“ emfxg or "'.9‘°°"‘_"." _“W G'.‘m.tP5 Me-9_5 3 d fm M’ q.]g¢kS0n 'our former Pro-if

_ _ thol I.iiiiii.cnt. .bold e\ciy\\'heie, le and so 11 m lS~ _ »

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_ W _ ' ~ Q was most interesting and instructive,

' .telling briefly the condition 'of mission-‘ Z'

ac :, ary affairs in India. _,_

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Mrs A F Bron ne spoke of Mission Band ork and methods. T

Begins Monday March 12th, 1900 \Ve had the

good fortune of getting a. snap of '1000 piirs of Lace Cur-

- tains at about 60 cents on-the

100 pairs 2% yards long sale price l9c. pair 100 is 2 ic .4 ta ed H Q39 _ U

100 gi .4 .4 P ci ’ I. 27c_- is 75 ci 32 ¢ : ii .i 4lc_ -s

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12 " price $4.05, 4.25, 4 50. 5 00-

12 ‘° y handsome Swiss 7.20 12 H _ 8.96 Perhaps these are the prettiest curtains you’ve ever

seen in Charlottetown. You may have seen prettier, but we are positive you never saw such bargains. Visit our

new curtain room. f -

All Ghenille Gui-tams half price. ° We will not ask you to buy. We would like to show youths pretty patterns. “MY STORE” the most up-to date store in Charlottetown. _

Seniner Mcleed &ll .

Successors to Beer Bros,

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_ vincial Secretary now of Montowese, Conn.

Reports were read from 16 A-id Societies __

arrison, India. _ A paper by Mrs. E. J.. Grant of Summer _

'de on “Our work among the Telegns” » :

A missionary. roll call, conducted by

Before another Quarterly Conference,

' our sister, Mrs. Price, expects to have

sailed for her old home in \Va1es. A .i resolution was passed expressing our

_ regret _ an ner _<iei>`erture. =wd‘ 8

st wishes for a pleasant journey.

A collection was _taken for home

missions, and the meeting closed with the They are good pattems_ “SMI 9""°‘Se”° _ _ Some are slightly soiled Silas l§§ to 17

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cheap paperi thi QQ* pensive easel 5

_Wentto British Columbia. They resided

turned to the Island with the remains of her brother, Dr. J. T. McLaren. She again went to British Columbia, where she re- mained for a time; but failing health com- » pelled herito return about two yearsfago to her native land for treatment. Mr. Munn came to the Island last fall, remaining here during the winter with his delicate

dons assortment.

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NO 1 -Walnut Suite mTA}

A estry and plush. 5 pisse- /I spring seats inishsd in good _ style $24 00 Cashdiscount 5 per

NO 3 -5 piece Walnu Suite Upholstered in GOOD

` Rugs. This Shite would be , chsa at $45 00 Our price

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have recently lost their infant daughter "

and Miss Martha Clark, whose sister has é I,

passed away. Special prayer was offered .L

for those thus bereaved. N

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