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5F_lTAl;`\"S FREDOBIINANCE IN CHINA

he liiefl navel forces in China le

ift -"~ ~ - ,_,,,,.~..t.».i ty iw. Great Britain will bel. _, A _

,Sunil to have :ld i_er cent.: Russia, :Zi per _

tent; Gerinany, l'_’ percent.: l"ra.nce. lil per c,,_n;_; l`nited States of Anieric:i,l ll pci' cent.: ltaly, 4 per cent.-Globe,

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OAK LAKE MAN

°_- es Another Story of the Wonders

lmridgiiketl by l)o<ld`s Kidney Pills. Qu; LAKE, Man., Feb. 25.-Frank Co_l- leaux is well and favorably known in this par; of the province In 1898 he was ve_ry -ii He suffered most severely from pains inthe back, his friends thought he would iiie. However Mr. Colleaux is alive and well to-day and he explains his complete recovery as follows: It gives me great leasure to testify to the wonderful gurative qualities of Dodd’s Kidney Piils.

--Three years ago I was livery sick man. Pains in my hack made life a urden. A friend of mine advised me to try Dodd’s Kidney Pills. That, as I say, is three years and I have not had an ache or pain since. I am certainly entirely cured."

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CITY AND

- f '»-»- ._ 4- _ 'I - _ F1 -L lu

I Rav. J. M. Robinson of Moncton whc`

COUNTRY 'é-if

_ Goto the social in First Methodist, ?Churcli to-morrow evening.

lloxiis made candy at the entertainment

in Y. M. C. A, hall. Friday evening,

_ ON Saturday the mails were brought `_ over by the Miiito. The special reached , the city atl p. rn.

THE stile of the effects of the late

I Edward Mayhew takes place at Cornwall | on Saturday next at 1:2 0`clock noon.

RETURN fare only seventy-five cents to Summerside to-morrow. Go and see _ the greatest match of the season.

l

t CN_w=diiesday next the Apotliecnries Hall Company will move their stock into thc store in the Prowse Block, Sunny' _ side.

I Rzssnvi-: Friday evening so that you may enjoy the entertainment to be given in the Y, M. C. A. Hall A good program ` is assured.

I It is understood that Rev. W. J. Kirby, pastor of the Methodist Church at Mill- town wishes to be transferred to the ` Montreal conference.

BY tcldgram received in the City on

Saturday it is learned that Capt F. W. L.

as an art, i8 l»0kU°"19d8¢d t° be P" `1 Moore has been selected for a commission

excellence by thoie competent to judge. but there is tailoring versus ao called tailoring. The latter on a par with Hand-me-Downs. The former is gggily detected by the ease and grace 'ith which it fits not too tight or loose but gives a charm and style to the wearer, not easily delned by the in experieneed,which will you have. You can get the latter with your eyes shut. The former by enquiry for the store of

J. T. FICKENZIE, TheTailor.

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minimis emuval Sal Bargains.

If you wont to sa-ve money-

take advantage ofthe BIG Q18- COUNT offered for a abort tame

before moving

Country dea e.rs wi'l End a var etv of Bargains in our stock- Call early and take advanhgv: of the at prices.

E. HUGHES. 3?

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Who ' Docs Not Like

' Good

CAKE ?

Those who do not need not_read this

ad. lt is long since an e tablished _fact that all the baking done at the Eclipse Bakery is good. Especially is this the case with cake. For to-day we have a specially nice lot of '

Sultana cake at 202. Nut Cak at zoo

Q ‘.

Silver Cake at iic.

Telephone zu.

D. STEWART.

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. Eclipse Bakery.

Bakes Best Bread.

0I0l0I®0®0ill®\€)€`Jl0J‘

in the South African Police.

ALL aboard at 6.50 to-night for the con

cert at HIea.rtz's Hall. Slelghs start on time.If you mise them the walking is not' very good except for snow shoes.

ONLY a limited number of tickets at

excursion rates left. Just think of it 25 cents return ticket and entrance to the great concert at Heartz's Hall to-night.

THE flagship Crescent which has visited

Charlottetown on several occasions arriv- ed at Bermuda on Tuesday. The fleet will probably come north earlier than usual tliis_year.

AN}Ottawa despatch received on Satur

day announces that the writs have been issued for a new election in East Queeifs

` day on _the 20th inst.

IF the crowd isas large as it promises to bethe managment have decided to cut holes in the roof for late corners to the _ concert at Heartz’s Hall to~nightiu aid of tht Hospital.

Anrncuon enccres are not solicited, they will be allowed. You can also have two or more bans of kisses if you have the necdful-at the coibrt at Heartz`s Hall 1 to-night.-Cox.

Tan Heartz's Hall concert will not be

postponed for bad weather, so be up at Johnson’s corner at 6.50. There are only

_‘a few tickets left which can be procured

at J ohnson's Drug Store.

Hisronrcai. AND LITERARY Socir:'ri'.-

Dr. Alley will give a lecture on "Prince Edward Island one hundred years ago” in I, P. \V. College on Thursday evening, 'lah ;~ March. The story of our Province in the old times will be of the greatest interest.

i All are invited. _

l

_ Tan GUARDIAN learns that Mr. Pat- rick Kelly, of P. Kelly 18: Co., Montague, has purchased thestock and trade of the late Peter Kelly of this city. It is under I I stood that Mr. Kelly will move to the city in a short time and will continue the busi-

ness in the Connolly building.

A xnnrmo is called for Tuesday, March

I W. C. with the desire to form a class for

the P. E. I. Historical and Literary Society and all interested are invited to be pre

_ sent and help organize what should be’ _ both an instructive and interesting class.- All members of H. S. please accept this notice.

Humors feed on humors-the sooner gin.

. get rid of_them the_ _better-Hood’s - saparilla is the medicine to take.

New

\

Dress

1, Q

Plaids

Nomination day on the 13th and polling

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the Victoria-Crystal match leaves for Summerside at 3.45 p. m. (local) to-mor- row.

Island, contributes an P11 ended article' to the last issue of the Farming `vVorld on organization of the Farmers of P. Eg Island. l

new hats, bought by Miss McEachera at the millinery opening in New York. Miss McEachern will be pleased to see her old customers and many new ones.

,graduate of the Guelph Agricultural Col- lege, willread a paper before the P. E. ` Island Dairylng Association: in [the B. L S. Hall, Charlottetown, on the 14th inst. Subject. “How to Feed the Dairy Cow.”

room of the First Methodist church to- morrow evenin. Ari excellent program has been prepared. There will be lots of homemade candy for sale while refresh- ments will be served throughout the evening.

of the tendered resignation ofRev.Robt. F. Whiston,of the Central Christian church.

I

been settled upon as yet and the church will consider Mr. Whiston’s resignation on Wednesday eveniuz. ' Mr. Wlii|tou's year will not expire until July next.

Mr. Geo. H. Cook will remove to the building lately; occupied by Mr. G. F. _ Hutcherson, Jeweler, Queen Street-.A flue ; light is being built and every convenience } for the production of the high-class work for which this studio is noted.

ilst Evarniriefs opinion of itself and its executive ? `

North Rustico, who have been spending a week in the city at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Bentley have returned home. _ i '

net"of perfect Shakesperian English iscast about “Falrplay,' 'but its too thin., I askedlfor the “Romance of the Saladin,” and_played the puck with the poets.- Hoclnzr. _

hockey team of the Charlottetown Business College in the Hillsboro rink on March Sth. Considering the close results at Souris a few evenings ago a close game may be expected.

Ii/'Har is a corollary l Vide the March

Tas Hockey special in connection with

Mrs. \\'allace Toombs and daughter of

Ma. J. A. Meodmiifi, ii.-rm.-...viiie,P. E..

Jas. Paton 8: Co.,will open tc-day ladies

IN Friday evening's Examiner a “goal

Tm: Souris hockey team will play the

MR. Ewen McMillan, of New Haven,

Rzaxnunan the Social in the lecture

GUARDIAN readers will regret to learn

t is understood that nothingdellnite has

DURING the rebuilding of new studio

li Tugela until the British column entered

5th,“at 3.3011. in. in Prof. Shaw’s room, P. _

study, among the women members oft

DC*

Drug store. '

Il connection with the match at Sum-

m __ _ . _ _ H _

W. . for a special train to leave. at 3.45 p. ui. to

M iz. FRED. MCRAE, of Pownal, gave his

popular lecture on the African-Campaign, at Cherry Valley Hall, Wednesday even-I

ing. to a large and appreciative audience. I

The proceeds were for the benefit of the Methodist Church. A vote of thanks, moved by I). P. Irving, M. P. P., 'and seconded by John Tweedy, Esq., was unanimously tendered the lecturer.

erside to morrow evening tl°e Victoria ockey Club have made arrangements ith the Prince Edward Island Railway

-morrow. Return rate only seventy

five cents, if a sufficient number of

iekets are sold. Tickets may be procured r. Apothecaries Hall or A. W. Reddilfs

_ _Bent1ey’| Liniment cures Quinsy. P

- declined a call- to St. James Church, Charlottetown, some six years ago, ann- ounced tothe special meeting of the St. John Presbyrery on' Wednesday that he had accepted the call to Roseland, B. C.

and would leave about the middle off March.

Tm: Rsnins' os Laorsuira.-lust

about twelve months ago the news reach- ed our city of the relief of Ladysmith and - we will remember the rejoicing there was = over the event. If you want to hear about the thrilling incidents connected with General Bul1er’s advance from the

the besieged city, make it a_. point to I attend Rev. T. F. Fullerton’s lecture in ,

,the 5th inst. Splendid views will assist to

the \Vesleyan says:-The Trustees of our" parsonage recently paid oil’ a sm ill debt and also raised enough money to p ny for a a much need ed and up-to-date cooking ranrre, which has been placed in our kit-

ing in plenty of light, have fixed a lamp ‘over the main entrance to the building on the outside, which has proved of great' benent at theevening servlees.The church at Fifteen Point has also been looked after, - and the roof on the south side newly shingled The interior of the church at Wellington ‘has been repilred, renovated and newly painted, and greatly improved ln itsap- pearanse. _The work is allpaid for and the . treasurer of Trustee Board has a few dol-

Prcpertyin this mission, everythingls_ paid, except the mlnister’s salary, and,

Fnmar and Saturday were memorable `l nys with the train men of the Prince Edward Island Railway. The train which left the city on Friday afternoon did not roach Summerside until 6.30 on Saturday I evening. The train which left the elty on Friday morning did not reach -Tlgnlsh 1.

until 6.50 Saturday. evening. The' train! which left the city for Tlguish on Saturday , morning cleared the line as far as Cape. Traverse and then went on to Summer- side. There were no trains betwecn_Tig- nisli and Summerside on Saturday and U the train from the western capital did not _ 'reach the city until late in the evening., In consequence of not being able to run , trains between TignllhandSummersidc on

through yesterday, the trains leaving

As far as the railway is__ concerned the storm of Friday in the west ern section i was the worst since 1882. It is stated by

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De wet was captured on the London `

Stock Exchange the other day. He was afterwards released and only “hard

pressed.”

Acute Rheumatlcm. Bentley’s Lini-

ment instantly subdues the pain and swelling. 10 and25 cents. " _

I'r is expected that a large number of

unprecedented reduced fare to Summer-

and doubtless, the most interesting match of the League ieries. between they Crystals of that place and the Victorias

five have handed in their names and it is expected that the number' will be doubled.

Tin: Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Y.M. C. A.

held a pleasant and profitable meeting in the parlors on Saturday afternoon: De- tailsfor the concert on Friday evening next were arranged and judging by the reports received a large patronage will reward the auxiliary. Extensive prepara- tions were also made for the “Rumagin|z Sale” to be held later onfin the spring.

ly encouraged the promotes of Y. K. C. A. work and the ladies of the Ladies’

praise on all sides.

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strongly recommend it.”

What About

_-5 We have just opened some of the prettiest Plaids ever S ? - _

'.5 h - - I Welmve-.in haudaiamexoekdmuued goodsallcf thebenbnado

S cwirin the city. l _ 5,., 4,. ii.;-,.,.a.af~...,_

,s 1. ¢~ . . 0

We live our 30c. line ni a variety of patterns.

to be had. .

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. l A j Then our 603. line of silk_ and wool is the finest value

fb ), `

These goods are extra value and We as; you to call and t _

0 2 examine _ Heinfs Baked Beans Bmw*

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Cgfn Bollkll

~ Wu! Beans

Peaches

1*em¢‘~es _ Bllttletf. Pelrs

Blue Dam son Plums

Lombard Plums

Green Gage Plums

Strawberries

B<`>'ii>y

Simcoe Sunfpe

Sweet Vt rinkle Peas Thistle Brand Peas

Sauce)

citizens will take advantage of thee /(ji

:_\\_.

side to-morrow eveniugto see the final -L

P.

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of Charlottetown. Already over seventy-it if/»‘\"I Z?"

The interest taken by the ladies has great-

Auxlllary are receiving encomiumo of

Truro’s practical Shoemaker, Mr.

i I 9_5' /Q '-~-; :;‘ I-ci "ef "

had Bentley’u the best Linlment and. “I S: " - ,_ ' $ _

sim<»e`°

imcoe

Bouiooe

Cherriesl Siguagon ]»°nea p e _ Flesch Peas S1m°0¢

Red Cross Beans (with or without _

Lookovertlie above lui meteo, memo of what you

phong 0;- Q yqgf ‘fm (10 11S _

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'lowescin the trade.

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i *_ We keep our stock fresh and ' 3 clean. end carry a full lineto! i

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_ _N-all the popular Patent Medi”-.f ` -,,\_\“ cines of the day. '

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‘ Any we have not in stock

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St. James’ Hall on Tuesday evening next [

,illustrate the; interesting subject ~ / /x’ _ REV. W.R. Pepper of Bi `elord,in writing;

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chen. The trusteesof the church, bellev- A i- ' ` ' A 1

ing time among the old.'

` accumulate. ' I

we e S°*“=\\ “we <==°°°= -=°=f°““t°*°-I’ Wsvegone ova- its awk iciiai out an

small lots tied them up in bundles with

_ Second floor-front.

those who had to iight the drift that the " ~ . _ __ W ww <' nrt f if io ‘¥‘\f\f".‘\\.\ *`f

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Before we put in our new spring stock of paper -we have a regular old fashioned house clean

Naturally-handling bo many thousands

larc on hand for future use. We ~ do not _ ` allow debts to be incurred on the Church ` every Saaspn a good many remnsnts and wa'

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proportion, marked a. hurry price on each and to day they re .eady for you

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S"‘“"d“" ”‘°"‘ “”d'°°"°““°” "°"° ‘°“"' I The busiest Store on Charlottetown’s

Tignish and Summersidc, at early hours. _ _ A

Busiest Sweet

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ings in some easel een cet ig _ ' » ~» I . ~- ' 1'

between Tignish aud Hunter River were _ ` » _ _ Q » » ' I` .almost completely filled in. It is remar- 5- ' -- 1- -_'I ,_ -t. ` Y

Souris branch, 'no plow was used.

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kable that the trains on the eastern see- - f ~ ‘ - - .-

tion were running on time and on the if

We Wanl I

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* But we want to feel that we dean” it. Tfialfs ohy * we’ give you the mast, and bag( for the £3(

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‘ money. ~ ~ i

liiliilfllf ___¢ an ~

usual-right. _ _

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rms is A Go_oD rim:

- o buy'k‘_arlor' Suites. .W§§ova a Rio

for asolid walnut suite-up

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¢_¢"‘b" a 5**

Salmon [dilbmndll

Clam Chowder _

Clams

gLei:c‘i:gIs (with or without 1 ir - ongua » r 'a

Szice Smoke Beef “

Benin:-ia Shrfmps _

Boueles Turkeys Simcoe

“ Cl&ken “ _

Sardines reach] Cooked Ccrned Beef' Cliaxk's)

Devillod Ifongue

" f Ham

Potted Beef:

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We address our-sslv_a|_ today tothe Conservative who dross well, who

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‘ "'"'p"7§.-i°ti.°.¢”"»i?s.»w»" 'It °°m-¢in»¢°°°_ A 'im ~ I aiu. uw mart , vu ususolg;

I (Nl -7"' USERS oc. words within, ranch ~ ` New we will send out and prccugg _‘la _'_ N; puny _ ~ c` lf u. canary. _ ‘

Mews-rvuivisnmos oooos High Grade and low prices

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ocarrairmc '

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Remnant Sale

Now On

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Print Skirtink rlanelenc Skirfinse

aibbm uma owen

' Flannel!

gg,f;‘§¢,,,,, Laces. "

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