iarlae Telegraph Company, a

Qui ia repairing damage done to the I wqmfs cables and other property §the=United St forces during the Wwith Spain. ‘gba hill amounts in 4

to £3,174. President 4

g f _ __ _

L05-prix, Jan .Z.'.)- l`ne Cape Town

Wnwpondent of the '1`imcs, telegraph-

bg Monday. SUS I

.[9 view of tie exaggerated ideas

,nent that the liners have been largi- ly |¢]p¢d by foreign _military advisers. 3 g, perth while quoting the statement

tleman who has '

d‘|¢|| ju!! lrflved fmmpglagoa Bay. Ile says that the Bun are at :i loss to know what to do, nd that the advice tenderid them, H" bgsed upon opposition ideas of Mug, is valueless, and only leads, when adopted. to loss of life. It ap- pgrg that during General Jouberi`s ill~ |¢General hchalkburger wired to Dr. |4919 to send men ahle io shoot straight nd experts to'make explosives and to 'uk mines. but not useless advisers.

.hem what I saw myself of the Boer

ings at the outbreak ot the war I hewthat the Beers have a profound* ein-nat and contempt for European is .mm-y methods;iiid, with th excep- gg et Colnmaudant Albrecht. they gy; practically no foreign omsers,

in the artille

'gg ry. " »-The Transvaalers. however, ac-

hntsdge that they have learned sev- gal asslnl-tactical devices from the hsaStdlrs. especially in making el- iqshmsnta in least expected places mlatthe foot of kopjes instead of on 'lr-

aesrae-r; nie sm Pala.

Washington, J_a-nT2I-President le- Ihlsy to day sent to the Senate papers ads; upon the claim ot the Cuba

l’&~eorporaIion, for expenses in-

sent a brief message recom i the payment of the account a _

ante! comity and equity.”

MARRIED

0|

the 24th inst. at the residence of blah vsreuu. by the Rev. W. C.

, Leith Cowan to Julia W. both of Lot 64.

DIED

L Clay occupied the chair. Tne

llports of the auxiliary societies Wifi. all of which showed marked

lathe work, while the finan-

were of a most gratify-

After the usual votes of

were passed to the retiring

ladies, etc.. refrcshnwnts by the ladicefand an enjoy-

half hour was spent.-Viv

column.

0F THE WAR.

*lag the Past Few Months.

Jan. 25 -Speaking at the the new town hall at Chat-

Lord Roaebery said

‘~I was never so

ly country as during the week the battle ct the Tugela rivet

FU!! politics disappeared abso- lld gave way to a passionate re-

pour out the last shilling and

*..___‘ii to assist the country in her

toreigneis may say. they

got to the bottom ot old Eng This est of the character of people will alone counterbal- bsees. The revers- s of the

hV_0 taught the country that '.500 is fi united Empire. 'll wil. be cheap. . if it lla nation that it has lived tho

hand to mouth, and that it things on a scieutihc or basis. In commerce. educ- Wir. Great Britain is not Ile- Ui not scientific. “lk ahead is the greatest which ‘Wore a nation and will occupy

Zoversment and many fu-

But it willzhave to

Tho country has yet to bring £0 a triumphant conclusion.

“U is done it must set to work ‘N Empire on a better footing to make i: realize the British

‘ N1 empire without menace, °P|>ressioii-~s model state ru-

Boers Arc At Sea. I

'S inches wide 40 30 “ “ 09

English Lonsdale English fine heavy 10c U .

0 “ circular 140

2 46 44

4 inch 150 6 inch 180 8 inch 296.

ood goods cheap. I

T il "E 1 1

4, 16, 18, 20c and up. M

rices. The best values ver offered by us. All idthsin bleached and

3 Cases have iust

'del institutions and inhabited

race ”

THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I., JANUARY 28. 'i900

I ._ . _... .4 *am

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fa ,_

_e _ _ _ _ i l l

THE cm'-:A1'ias1' ~--

We have been reparing for this sale for nearl a ear We bou ht all of our

8 y y , _ g _ Lmens, Cottons,

Sheetings, Pillow ottons, etc., etc.. before the advance in price, and can ve better values than we have ever offered you before. We are positive we can show you the est assortment of White Wear at the lowest prices ever seen in Charlottetown. We leave you Judge come and

see for yourselves. 22 obliging clerks to show goods.

wmfrn co'r'roN. ‘ Night DPGSSGS ` 5 anna PRici~:s__1.40,14-1.1.58,1.76 1.80] 9 Sklrts Table - l°°'“i

1.90, 1.98, 2.03, 2.25, 2.48, ’2.93,~ PRICES_30c,45c,54c,77c 99¢, 1'-11119133

§.15, 3.50. §;1__34, 1.08, 1.23, 1.53, i.80, pR'i'CE5_15c,|9,.,.22¢

_,,».». . 3-15. 3.56, 4.28. 25¢,'30¢,35¢, 40s, 45°, ' / 50c, 55c, 60c, 651:, up

4 to 1.65.

I reland, Scotland and

Germany are represent- ed in the Linen depart- ment end our mastery I of the Linen business

\ ,ff was never more clearly /

l is 3 ~

_.,;;»x._ __ / . , , , shown. "Q 5°; , ~ / f Comparing these fresh = 6*" _, l ‘ ’ , and worthy fabrics with

‘ ’-1;`__1_.~;if_`;‘_J‘_,,~- l _ 1 f the best t_obe found else-

" I "”°r° "1" be ='°°*°'*

l20 "8

Tl-I CENTURY SKIRTS.

_ _ _i 50 Different Designs To-We1s_

N_C_p_i_n_e§ a_p__d see the most exquisite CQISS-t Covers I

ig 0 s you’ve ever seen, and ° I Y0\1'Ve11¢V€l' b0Ughff aiiatabargain. Ali new goods. PRicEs_1sc,23c,27¢,35¢,38¢ *hem <=h@=\P°f-

6 gs 66 'fc 6 “ extra. fine Sc

9c

p to best quality 16c

PILLOW COTTON.

inches wide 10c

16c

Not cheap goods, but?

SHEETING.

All boughtfat the old

EMBROIDERY ‘ii

ff1=i=-if . it 0 i

§~ ..f` H ' 4 . ~.*"='@'f' ‘ I ~ » l

ii

f _ Q; ____

#sm #"7 ‘;._ , (

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‘W

-~,~'f, , W- service you can render

Knickers 41c,45¢,50¢, 03 680 72¢ 905 -

L -c»'.5"

féaef

?

, oosing easy. I

prices. »

1ea'yd. up ___ ___ N__i_ght__l_Jr%s__ses____ ____ Aprgns,

1.0°8i).23.Hc' C’ C’ C’ ' ’ ALL PRicEs,fr0m18¢up. ,

"__" s;_T____. ____ Land _i <.____ _' An endles s variety.

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All prices I ‘

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/24-f; \ 'lf . Fancy

4

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_ L ` i

*_+* There seems to be no end to

to hand from the ._-f»=;.-»',_ the pretty corset covers. Over

g manufagturers _ 60_ dCSigI]8 t0 Choqse ffOm. The

the W0,.]d_ 3. ._l-landsome designs at the lowest Pl-mes make ch

c, . , , H1"

230, 27C, 32¢, 38¢, 41c. soc, 53¢, 500, 99°> U3' TOWB gs

° unbleached. Plain and 59C, 636, 720, SIC, 990, 1.08, 1.26, L _ ,.

9 f will. 1.44. ‘ 4551., il

lBras Lot 9. Jan. 17th, Mary Mc. I K' S - I.

lgtd 58 / \ \`_ -. ` bsrt ' '

lea

i i I ,"`ic° .U

years. .' ‘.~,. '

T6 ,’ " - "*

MAI on, on January 26 h Percy. y sto _ \\ \’- \

_Kinch in the 24th year of 01' Shéétlng " _ ` \ ving a mother two sisters / »1'\ .it brctaers to mourn their loss. I ".\

2 B COUNTERPANES _ _ \\_ » _

lasl ineetiu .- The annual buri~ ° ' A `~ "5 ~

heating of §t.Andrew’s Presby- An endless <;?;llety / /\ C. »._`~\_\ 1_

ehlrch was held last evening in that mu8_t be 8? 1 ow " ' F' ' ' ,”

#room ofthe church. Rev. ° Wlll (I0 lt. ‘

ALL PRICES.

Napkins

a price. ‘

Expected in daily

Linens

Such an array of

fancy linens to choose from has seldom been seen in Charlottetown.

. gi

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' We have no hesitationin stating that this is the finest . display of Handsome White Wear shown by us, and_ we trust that the good ladies of Charlottetown will appreciate i our efforts in securing such goods as can only be o ta.ined._ ‘in larger cities such as Montreal, Toronto, etc., and we have marked them at very, very low prices.

“My Store” For White Wear

ENTNER, Mclillll &. 00.

Successors to BeerIBros.

Laces.

Hundreds of pretty

designs at

‘MY STORE” Prices

1000 pairs of

-I Lace

Curtains.

from l9c up.

-

. `.

I

_n

Our napkins are not

all in, and what we have left will be s_1d at

H10!

Ieageaad lt. Louis

supporting the uks of 8ouiersst’s sag gesticns, saying:

"The silly liiimanltariaatsia that ap~

, niicii sun .ici is spies

:_ihs Daily Chauati-._lp._3lUllI¢Q

2 ' ood

I °i;»_:_°°i'§'a_i°'ii°»'»ii'a°:“nv°:f. a

1 _ ao eager .

$10,000 wonrnf or 1900. I $10,000 wonlrn

mai-csiil System over Chas-

Thsilrstrsally

satnsstewhtsh

wireless

it iiiliillii

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wlth :hm

a psals

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till

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.FLEA POR DUIDUI DUI.-

LETS.

lsasstlsasrsstasssrhkia _tisrtrtqssiars agkms

Shah.

Loimoit, Jas. ss.-Tha Deke sl

Beaisrsst writes to the papers, protest- '~=.-:-'~'..i~:»°~°..~i-.-.: _.,:'i.‘°i...-°-‘.. of t "il " '. foreas on the grenade the elma

wounds lt mates. lla mum. urges the use of the “d_:_mdbaia” Ig. as the best means ot ol sa ling lean.

W. B. Jameson. the lamsss yaeais-

insii who has sailed the Prlnss ol Wales’

Britannia throughout lis earasr, writes

ii

provts lyddite shells and pfotssssss to »

bs shocked at the use or °dniadam’ hal- leti ii one of those puzzles wlilsh alliiet mankind."

In view ol these eouassls the reg"

ofthe l ndsn -

speela earns tolthe I

tlsh Medical Joaraafzaths wsuads re- esived hy the British soldiers at the battle of Colenso is especially iatersst- ing. HO UHKG:

4-The wenndsotths Ilaaser hallsts

are hnaiaas in the eatrems. ‘he wounds. both ot sstraass sad salt, were small, prsssstsl a etsas.psae!isl-

t 4

on appsaiaass, sad wars almost sa iirely tres trois ecataslea I tlsa

or sssra .

Os the ashjsst ct wsaads. ssrpsa

llajorYoaa¢ says thatoatet800 hal- lst woanss asdsr his Ooisnsolswerelalhs

_mss‘.m“¢g”

spine/lsatthsappsr eateiy

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