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THE GUARDIAN, CHARIIOTTETOWN, FEBRUARY 15 1899

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Plain White Slieetlngs

72 inch 16 C173- 81 inch Q0 C93-

” 1-Jviina white shootings

7 'Z inch 19 CUS- 8l inch `31 CUS-

_ Plain Pillow (lotions

40 inch 8 CYZS- 42 inch - 9% cts-

Glreolar Pillow Gottons

40 inch 10 CBS- 42 inch CLS. 44 inch 13 C158-

Tewels, Linen lluok

20x24 25 cts pair 21x43 35 cts pair

Plein and Twllleil Grey

Slieetlngs

7 2 inch 12 cts yd

Qellts, lloney Comb

10-4 or 91 inch, plain, 580 each 10-4 or 91 inch, fringe, 75c each 11-4 or 91 inch, fringe, 95c each

Table Llnens A

14, 55 and 62 inch, 25c, 300 and 35c.

Bleaelled lapklns

50c, 5.5¢, 65c, 85c, $1.10, $1.45

$1.85 up per dozen o

Ladies lllqlrlt Downs

pecials--47c and 65c. Nicely trim-

' med and good sizes.

Letlles llravvers

While they last 12c pair

Ladies Sltlrls

Good size 14c each

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the same money.

I0c per doz

Telephone, 98.

ECLIPSE BAKERY,

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THE CARNIVAL

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Lisi ni ilostumes ai ine ilimk Last iiigirt.

||iss_\iar| iiiszarrianri lir.Waiier Ic- Lnan Win Prizes.

Hillsboro rink was handsomely dec-

orated last, night for the carnival.There was angood attendance and many of the costumes were really good. Galbrairh`s baud furnished some excellent. music and despite the bad roads the affair was ,fairly successful. The judges of the ‘costumes were Mrs. Percy Pope and Mr. W. H. Stewart and the prizes were awarded to Miss Mary Haszard, re-- presenting ‘-Penny Postage" as being the most original costumed lady; and Mr. Walter McLean, dressed as “Ivanhoe " as having the most original genls’ costume. The prizes are $5.00

. inoghsh, each. _

he St. Peter’s Boys eoons were on

the ice and gave some vocal selections. The following is the list of costumes:

LADIES.

Miss B-, Florence, Pond Lillies.

.r ~‘ Bartlett, Mary. Scotch Lassie.

H Cox, Yacht Shamrock. H Cotton, Maggie, Mother Goose. H Canning, B., Koly-Poly from the

“Geisla.”

~ Chappell, E., Visitor from New

Brunswick.

~‘ Douse, Yacht Defender. ~- Dutcher. Wife of Demosthenes. H Doyle, Annie, Little Duchess. “ Essery, Mary, Lady of the

Period.

H Finlayson, Gertrude, Red Riding o Hood. .

°‘ Finlayson, Myrtle, Hope.

I '~ Greenfield, Samantha, Cake- Walker. . I ‘- Haszard. Mary. Penny Postage. if “ Haszard, Hilda, Our Lady of

the Shows.

‘° Hornsby, May,_ Magpie. “ Hornsby, Jacqueline," Valen-

tine.

“ Hornsby Eugenie, Artist.

-' Hyndman, E iythe, Winter. “ Hughes, Vivian, Suniiower. °° Hughes, Muriel, Grace Darling. “ Hughes, E., Ardelia.

‘- Hughes, L., Salniantha. ~ Hodgson, Hattie M., House-

maid.

“ Large, I<ll1a,Persian Girl. H Moran, Minnie E., Barber Pole. H Murphy, E., 'Belle from the

Country.

“ Moore, A., Bush Ranger,

*~ McCallum, Alberta, Clytie. “ McNutt, L., American Bicycle

Girl.

~ McLean. Etliel,HighIand Lassie. ~‘ McLean, Ethel. Scorch Lassie. H ' McMillan, M. F., Waiting Maid. H Newsom, 1... Charming witch.

Mrs Patridge, Rocky Point. Miss Pocle, Jessie, Galety. H Pegrum, Thersea Two Val. ‘~ Pegrum. Sophemia i entines.

Peake, Harerdiue, Flower Girl. Rattray, Bessie, Liberty.

‘~ Rattray, Ruby, Britannia. -i Rogers, M., [Alberton] ;Ayer’s

Hair Vigor.

~‘ Snowflake, Prudence, Cake

Walker.

"~ Stentiford, May, June.

~‘ Strickland, Ancient Creek.

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City.

“ VanBuskirk, Sarah, A Lady of

1824.

“ Warren, Nettie H..Valentine. “ Waddell, Nora, Dad’s Girl.

GENTLEMEN.

Mr. Bethune, H. L., The coming member for Fort Augustus.

Bethune, Low, Japanese.

it .Blanchard, Aubrey. Garibaldi. “ Cairns, James W., Dorothy Ann. Cha man R H Number 13

Hood.

is C1-ggby, P., JuGk8y.

aminer. Davy. Arthur, Desperado.

“ Toombs Eva, Cream of the

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Cotton, Robt. L., Simple Sirnon.

Davis, James R, The Daily Ex-

°‘ Hyndman, A. W., Tramp. °‘ Hyndman, John 0., Hobson’s

Hobby.

“ Hodgson, Harry, Aunt Betsey.

°‘ Large,Joe,Barber. “ Large. W.A., Chinese Laundrey. “ Large, Louis,A=trononier.

“ Lord, R. E., Lieur. Hobson. ‘° Manthorne, J. H., A Hundred

Years Ago.

“ Merchant, W. Melvin, The New

York Cricket Batter.

“ Mitchell. Jack, Wild Violet.

“ Morris, G. T.,Don Pedro-

“ Murphy, Jerry,Woman Hater. ‘~ MacDonald. Peter R., Sailor

Girl.

“ Maclntyre, Louis, - McCulloch

Out for Sport.

-‘ Mclsaac, Alfred. Scotcliman.

“ MacKay, Leonard, P. William-

son Crews.

“ McKee, \Vallace F. S., A Young

Duke.

“ MacKee, Will A., A Summer

Sport.

*‘ MacKinnon. Alex., England. - ‘~ MacLean, Walter, Ivanhoe.

~ MacLeod, J. Somerled, Witch. °‘ Peake, Lorne H., Rob Cole the

Tramp in a Trip to Coon Town.

“ Purdy, I. E., Emigrant from

Dublin.

~ Scott. Willie, MORNING Go R-

Bonaventnre church Iracadie, at an

a brother of the groom, was best man.

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sinuey's inirmenr nw modem Pain cure

had a fancy name and cost

A l'IiIIion a \rear

to advertise: it would cost you a. dollar a bot- tle, and yet would only

Cure You.

It is undoubtedly the best Cough Syrup on the market--cures nine out of ten-and. only costs

25c.

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IN ICE

LOCAL BRIEFS

The Latest liens ni the lilly and Province.

Gathered Bi Guardian iiunriers and tiar- rsspnirlenls Eurythm-

` (See also on page 7.) `

Tonnir is Asn Wednesday. the te-

ginning ot Lent.

MR. R. J. Wo0D, grocer, is laid up

with the grip.

THE opening service of tlis mission in

St, Peter’s church,will be held this eve- ning at 7 30.

C. F. M. o. o. Members or the Frm'

Methodist Church Choir will please re- member the practise to-night. A full attendance requested.

IN const quence of the Davidsons’_

performances on Monday night, the rink

iwill be open for skaters on Tuesday night. Band in attendance.

WN' l 1 o F 'ri t c N S -th' J. F., G I Ah 'tl lr .» I. .1 8 Tneum ers 0! I OU" .. Tlglor, RuEsel’°A;eriw:lgw;Ila:_ Wiltshire. I. F.. intend _holding a

quemde_ iconcert and literary entertainment in

,_ Tidmarsh, H , Witch ,the Hall at Brooliiield.on Thursday, the “ Unsworrh L. R.. I Found Theml23rd mst” at 730 P' m' The H' C’

in the A,,;c_ rit..i-. ni. orarie; R, M. Lamont, or, "11 ~

‘° \Vil1iams J The Island Press I CFS? N3' Lsndml J' W' Sutherland’ 1 '

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“ Williams, J. A.. Witch. ‘gas :frm H. Lspcggnm ° at nxluzo .

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womb’ Arthur’ Aunt sally' ‘take part. Edmission lee teliiectcenrs. 'SALE'

,Members of sister Courts and the. pub- - T. ":.f'“,'_"?f ‘ 3

THE marriage ot Mr. James llic generally are respectfully invited. M12* . git;

Wm. routsitiy, a printer or, this ' _ , _ g ;'r».;,__. r,_;;i§i.;,<j-:_'r city, and inns 1~;.i;ri. E. Mcouarri, THE .f°1l°W1ls__Ch¢r1°tt°f°W=i M81- ' ‘;.~...,,f,,>irrllj‘»,¢,5,§-` daughter of ML James Mcquaid’ olruess men_1eave this week enroute ton ;.;;‘~,-;;~f-3;;-'v`:`

Dunsmffoago, took place in me _Sth .England in ,the interest of their res-,

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peotive iirme -Mr John A McLaren

early hour Monday ’ morning Rov_ .of James Paton 6 C0. will leave to-

p_ J_ Hogan performed mo oe,-omoBy_ night and crosspbytlie Capes to-morrow. was Annie wood Tomorrow night Messrs Wm Stanley

bridesmaid, whilglalgogoseph Omom: of Stanley Bread; W. A..Huesti8§ of

Perkins &Co.; L. E. Pi-ow-se, of Prowse-

Bros.; S. A. McLeod, of Moore & Mc- Leod; and C. Leigh, of W. A. Weeks & C0-. leave this city and will cross 'on

AI ao.:-ss.10ets_ Friday. They all sail in the S. S. " ‘ rl Labrador which leaves St. John on Suu-

day morning and Halifax on Monday night. Some ofthe abore gentlemen

If y will connect with her at St. John and

our _ _ 1 others will board her at Halifax. THE.

GUARDIAN wishes each of them a. pleas-

` réiztoanrl a successful visit to the Old

Tait storm yesterday was very severe all over the provinc=. It started on the pre- vious eveoing and snowed and drifted all day until about 5 o’clock when. the weather cleared and the evening was clear and cold. Tiadic on the railway was somewhat interrupted. The train at Tignish did not leave; the morning train from Suminerside arrived here one hour late and did not ieturn. The Georgetown train was the ‘ only one that arrived in this city on time but she did not return. The train from Souris arrived in Charlottetown at 1.10 p.m.»,nd remained here. The special from Cape Traverse arrived at 3 30 p. m. and left again on return at 8 o’clock last ecening with the mails. The cause of delay in each casa was due to the trains not starting on time on account of the storm. This morning the train for

` ` _ 'd \ ff ~ .` rr Georgetown leaves at .5 o’c1oek and

'that for Souris at o 30 p m while the

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train or t e west eaves at t e usua

I 0)Q”6.6/.S hour 7 a. m. Tris above is all standard "‘/`/,` J - . tillne.

STANLEY STUCK

` With Ten Cases of elegant White Wear on her. I ` 'We didiiot intend to start ‘ I `

THE BANNER WHITE

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White Shi at the

White Fair

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Men’s Unllxuidered Shirts, good

strong cotton, ` en bosom, linen bands, 50c each, 2 for - - - -

Men’s U nndered Shirts fine

cotton body; iiiilehiincn bose m and bands. ' There’s only one better one made--that’s

The iiiiest _nlaundered shirt on

the market, ' orced back and front, endless stays, 2 00 linen bosom and

laundered Shins

Fair grade, rieady-to-wear, openback, 'ins King sith-r,1atmam.1, ans lima

bosom and bands bosom won’t push up, won’t crush, bi-aceh don’t interfere with it.

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we ever saw for ordinary. .wear Open

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Fine open fi'-ont dress shirts, 'titters,

juatrright width of bosom, splendid linen

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Dollars and iluiis-'* G

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each, 3 for a quarter. _

is ' Ply ` 2

`_’. new shapes, 20a each, $2.00 per tloz.

gy at the White Fair.

miillilllllj If it’s Newson’s its Geodt 1'

are as low as others ask at special sales.

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OUR dollar shirt, 75c or to for ' $1-40

bands, special $ .00, two for - A $1 85

“AT Tai: wana rim"

pera iration caii’t lmelt it. The best shirt'

back only, two grades, $1.00 and - $1 4.0

bosom and bends; - o -‘ , - $1.25

Similar- grade, open back and front, 81 50

if ~ _ A big lot of new styles in collars, 10o

A b ist of 4 1m».»a'¢o1rm iii ui the

- /_ Cufs, special l6c per pair and 27c pair,

MOORE ii MnLEOD

Our Regular E _ Every Day Prices 'o

e Have’nt Reduced ‘

Our $65.00 Parlor Suite to $45.00. o i

But just see our $45.00 Suites. They are equal to L any FORMER Psion $65.00 SUITE in the any .g

JOHH HEIHSOH -

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llllllSON & C0. if

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tannri iinnris

We have a. very large Stock Of

aimed g00dg

1 he Best Brands

‘li the "ery lowest prices.

-‘llavisnn & Bo-

‘ eiiociiits

`c0rner of Great George and Kent Sis,

Davy, Walter, Crapaud Sport. Earle, Chas., Emlgrant from Dublin. Flaig-er, John, Belle ofKelly’s Kindergarten . Foley, Thos B., Casey as last seen in New York. _ Gillis. Joseph, Gordon High- lander. _ Green. Hazen, Brunt, Indian Chief. Hanson, C. A., Overseer of Sewerage. Harvie, W. T.,_ Delegate to Farmers’ Convention. Hooper. G. H., Lient. Hobson. Hughes, Gordon._Dteyius. Hue an, Tom. Hillsboro Bridge

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will he oiiered at this sale.

at h

sg Surveyor.

r Soooisssoas To BEER Bucs.

Until we had all in, but have decided to open with a bang-Thursday morn-

Talk about values. Charlottetown has never seen such bargains as

We have no space here tc enumerate the barga.ins,but you’ll find] them

SENTNER, Mcllll &En»

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The Best is Nona inn Gunn

For nurw

Having the largestswck to sel t

style and workmanship is surely ' . for you to have yoer

clothing made by us. Bargains in

I Ba alns In T Vgigter Goods must be cleared out

,,,Gwg;;gl_on 8|. I

"airnns.

make room for

nn, an established reputation for ie,