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THE GU ARDIAN, CHAR-LOTTETOWD, FEBRUARY 14 1899

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I l RESERVED seats for the Carnival for MRS. James BARR, formerly a rest-

I ' 6 I sale at C. D. Rankin’s, only 25 cents. cIl;t;::.oc;f.Charlottetown, died recently in

_ MR. F._Dio_Sr. Citoix Davies, form- i ' ' ' . _ ‘

| _ _ E passenger by yesterdays mail express. Brien, Victoria, are in the city return-

Mits. Joi-iiv McLi~;on of Dorchester, illlluée-“°mMa vial; to gh-I0 Mid Mu'

40 inch 10 CCS. 42 inch 12 C138- 44 incli 13 cts.

Towels, Linen lluok

201124 25 cts pair

0- 21x43 35 cts pair

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Telephone, 98. §

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donned Goods

We have a very large stock of

Nnned goods

1 he Best Brands

Ill the very lowest prices.

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GROCERS

°°l'ner of Great George and Kent Ste - _ . 4

inf' two drunks John Murray and

THE coons who sang so entertainingiy

at St. Peter’s concert last night have very kindly consented to appear at the Carnival to-night and during the inter- :nission will sing some of their attrac- tive songs. This will be a very pleas- ing feature of the evening.

A rnizi: each will be given forthe

most original gentleman’s costume and the most original lady’s costume at the Carnival to-night. In case of two cos- tumes equally deserving of a prize the one made of the more expensive ma- terial will receive the preference.

COMPLYING with special invitations,

Rev. \V. H. Warren has consented to lecture on his trip to England and Scot- land. illustrated by fine stereopticon views at the following places, at dates named, commencing at 7.30 p. m. Clifton Lodge Room Monday, Feb. 20; Hamiiton Hall, Tuesday,§Feb. 21; Bel- mont Baptist Church, \Vednesday, Feb. 22. __

I. O. G. T _-Jubilee Lodge No. 84.

Bangor, King’s C0. appears to be hold- ing its own this winter. '1`here_ is a fairly good attendance ev/ery Monday evening, and many of the members are becoming thorough temperance work- ers. Our sister lodge Martinvale is to be congratulated for the handsome manner in which it entertained visiting me n bers from Jubilee, Roseneath and Albion lodges, on the evening of Wed- nesday the Sth inst. The members Of Jubilee turned out ~~en masse” some of Albion and Rosencath were detained by the storm which was threatening. After listening to a literary programme cf a high ol-.iss the visitors were treated to refreshments of an exceedingly good and substantial character prepared by the sisters of Martinvale. The journey home was made through a storm. tutsysterns not enervaied by the use of alcohol and Well fortified by the nourishing supper were proof against it.- Coit.

IN ICE

will be offered at this sale.

£5?

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STANLEY STUCK

I THE BANNER WHISTE

WEAR SALE

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

heiid” when thinking of their rich

magnifying your citizenship of Mani-

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great Canada of ours. There is the sea-girt province of Prince Edward `Is1and, fittingly named “Tho Garden of the Gulf.” It is beautiful beyond de- scription- The softened and varied na- ture of its landscape, the greenness of its grass and trees, and the sparkling purity of its streams make it an ideal land for comfortable and cozy. homes. The neat) white-Washed farm buildings also bespeak the contentment and ti- diness of the people. In continuing, he compared also the other provinces of the Dominion.

THE Stanley was sighted yesterday

about five miles south of East Point. It was thought bv some that she was ’ heading tor Souris but no doubt the captain will take her to Georgetown if possible to reach there, as there' is con- siderable freight awaiting her at that port. The Stanley has on board a good deal of freight for which merchants are getting about impatient waiting. There .' are also a number of trunks -belonging to commercial travellers who ` landed near Murray Harbor on the 3rd inst.. and who are anxiously awaiting her ar- rival. There are two lady passengers lon board. The Stanley left Picton on Thursday, Feb. 2nd and has now, been y out twelve days. This is the longest period she has ever been ice-bound at none time. Georgetown harbor is cover- ed with a sheet of ice but this is not too

| steamer. At a later hour yesterday | evening Mr. A. Lord of the Marine De- ] partment received word from Souris l that her whistle was heard, but it being I dark she could not be seen, and accord- 'ingly Mr. Lord ordered that both Souris W and Georgetown harbors be lighted. ‘n By telephone from Souris at ll ‘i o`clock last night, the GUARDIAN is in- formed that there was no further word ,from the Stanley. A severe storm was l raging and it was thought that she might be drifted again to sea, probably in the direction of Picton.

_ lug. Talk about values. Charlottetown has never seen such bargains as

A We have no space here tc enumerate the bargains,but you’ll iindd t hem

thick to obstruct navigation by this-

--- srly of this oitv new of Ottawa was a Mit Ensssr Bitiirio and Miss brace

"___ B B is visiting fiiebds in Crapaud neu' 0n°a°u° n ge

She wasapassenvcr viaihe Cape yes- THE social parlor meeting of the

_ 0 i 2 _ _ _ . _ , D . . _ . 1 “At

Q ter ay. _ omen’s issionary Society of the First '

doin idniin ' \» ° W - ‘ OU “’°

--_- 1 _ C _ I _H Methodist Church, which was to take ' ~

1 ALL skaters at the “mv” W’ place this evening, is postponed until ' Fa".-

LE Gathered Bi Guardian Ileporters and Cor- kindly bring ward and i>f@==@nt Same at turn... mes..

door with their name and character

|'|5p9|\dg||\3 Eygfyghgfg. plainly written thereon. N_C objtaitionable costume allowed on

____ _ , _ _ the ice and the manager reserves the

(See also on page H SPECIAL services are being conducted righ, to remove from me ice any such

' shaaun 5 ` in the Baptist Church at North River 0 t , h t _

Plain whlte 9 GAi.iiitAiTii’s band at the Carnival to-i by the pastor Rev. A. F. Browne, as- $0336 3 flgxghgxanllv omffngegnwf

72 inch 15 CDS- Bight- ‘ sistod by Rev. G. P. Raymond. nighg ° y

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bl inch - c-S f Minclg. Baan hasparigvep in t<;»w_n _Doiqvr miss the Carnival to-night. £10 THE GUARDIAN learns that the pre_

whltC s|\BOtlI`lgS at Zttetglwnu 8% 13’ will ¢°““fnlY be the most fsuccess U /liminary objections tiled by Mr.J. H.

_ S ying at t e ole MS 8 0.- on- one held in _Charlottetown or many B60, M_ P” which were brought up for

72 inch 19 cts. ytreal Star. Feb- 10- years. This is no empty boast, as you a hearing before ML Justice Fimgerald S1 iDCh '31 CVS- Tm; GUARUIA-N has reeeivfda very will S99 If You attend- yesterday afternoon, were withdrawn

P' in cottuns pretty calendar from The Colonist Prin- R1,;CEwED atfalconwood from the P_ by his counsel. '

a tinv' and Publishing Com nn f V -

9 - l Y~ ° 1° E. Island Hospital a large package of THE Ba tm church intend to Natl

40111011 8 cts' wma’ B' L” Thanks' Magazines and P”'P€fS5 315? ffm" Mr' improve tlile lighting of = their iiioderii 42 Inch 9;! cts' MR, WM, Mmro, of Qummm-Side, Joh" 5'; Weldon' 09° Ye" 9 numbefs edifice by suspending handsome chande-

returned vesterday via the Capes from ‘of the Lhnsllan Herald’ Many thanks' 1l9l'Sf1`0IDi110/0<=iliU2- THEY Will bf!

Gironlar Pillow Gotlons a successful business mp ,hrough the Professor Robmson seems to think supplied by ii rsiiaiiie New York _firi_n,

sister provinces. that the people of Manitoba are apt and will add materially to the artificial

l ghting as well as to the general ap-

AT the Police Court yesterday morn- , to have a louqh of usfwelled P ,M-ance of the ¢humh_

Rdbert Horne, were lined $2 - or 10 1 prairied' In a “port to .the _ govelin' ON Sllltdflylaili MP- JON! B1‘3Ud6l', Of days and $6 or 30 days respectively. mem _“Q has tha _ffllwwlug ~'” Whllff Martins, died suddenly, of heart

disease and wat buried on Tuesday. He

Mit.J. D. Sustain. Principal of ltoba and glorying in the progress was about 70 years of age and was 3

Prince Street school, has received Rev. and prospects of your province, it is n,mve°fp_E_1s]and, and had spent

U "am am] 1‘\yi||¢|| Qpgy J. M. Withycomb’s consent to give his well to remember that Manitoba_ does 50 or 00 years of his me in St Martins,

shootings popular lecture on Newfoundland for not include the whole of the dominion, #where he won respect of am He was a

' the above school, some time in April. but is itself onl a small iart ef this

72 inch 12 cts yd

Quilts, Honey Gomli

10-4 or 91 inch, plain, 58c each 10-4 or 91 inch, fringe, 7 5c each ll-4 or 91 inch, fringe, 95c each

Table Linens

54, 55 and 62 inch, 25c, 3Oc and 35c. Bleached Napkins

504:, 55c, 65c, 850, $1.10, $1.45

~ $1.85 up per dozen

l.a|Iies'||igl|t Gowns

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

med and good sizes.

Ladies Drawers

While they last l2c pair

|.alli8S SKil"l§ Good size 14c each

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You _Will Want Something

in the baking line" today. The;best thing you can do, is to c me to our store and buy some of our good tliiiigs, th :y’ll be fresh and the price reasonable. # Parcels delivered prompt- #

lstaunch Liberal. Deceased leaves two

sons.-St. John Telegraph. 0

A TEAM belonging to a' well known

tippler living about eight miles from the city and standing at the door of one of _ our best known-rum dons, a woman I seated in the sleigh,and _the horse without even a rug ,was one of the sights in this city about 8 30 o’clock last night while the storm was at its height. The ruler of the household was evidently enjoy- ing himself within. _

Tai: Bows Club entertainment in St.

Peter’s Hall last evening was a really enjoyable one. notwithstaiiding the violent storm which kept away many who would gladly have atteiidéd.Theie was a large assemblage present .in view of this circumstance. In the opening number the announced quartette was reduced to a trio, owing ' to the illness of \Ir.E<irle,but Messrs.Baytield, Owen and Mt-Lean, acquitted them- selves with voi-al credit. Rev. Mr. Hunt was accompanied by Miss Cotton in his solo. The recitation by Master Jack Norton tollowed. Miss Cotton, 'though present was, unable to sing ow- ing to a‘cold, much to the regret of the company. Prof. Vinnicombe’s violin solo, was, as usual, excellent and was heartily encored. and Mrs. E. H. Norton sang sweetly a plaintive melody. In the se eond part the curtain rose upon :i half _circle of fourteen colored persons, with Mr. Bay- field as interlocutor, and Messrs. Bell, Hogg, Rowe a_nd Mills as Tambos and Bones. In the musical numbers Mrs. Robert Hogg played the accompani- inents in her usual effective and spirited manner. A large number ot local hits were very iiiiich enjoyed and were ap. plauded. The chorusesvvere excellent. Mr. Albert Byers in his “sand sift” brought down the house and was en- thusiastically recalled. The end men created lots of nierriment by _their an- tics. The closing remarks by a mem- ber of the club furnished a leasin

entertainment. Good night and ,th National Anthem suppliedthe musical

Carnival tonight.

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With Ten Cases of elegant ' Ough Syrup White Wear on her.

had a. fancy name and

We did not intend to start _ °°S°

A Flilliori a Year '

` _to advertise: it would

cost you a. dollar a bot- tle, and yet would only

'(90

Cure You.

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

only costs

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epilogue to an altogether ,satisfactory

finale. The Coons re-appear at the

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od hite irts

Our White Shirt stock is “peculiar to itself.” f _ We have devoted plenty-of time. and experience to p curing the best _ - sible shirts thatngoui' money_can_d)ili;. For example in Unlalmdered Shirts, we have three lines. 506,

75c, '$1.00. Th? have no compe- tition. They’re i a class -by them-,

l selves. If you ant shirts as good;

or nearly as goo . you’ll need toadd about 30 percen to each of d these prices. They’re e FSR US by a factory that mak the best unlaun- dered _Shirts W VE EVER SEEN. We buy them -in big lots. for spot cash-that acco nts for the prices.

Snooials

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Men’s u laundered shirts, good

strong cot n linen bosom, linen bands, 50 nts each, 2 for 95c

Mon’s n laundered shirts,

ine cotton body,~ line linen

bosom arg bands-'- there’s ` only one tter one made- that’s OU dollar shirt - - - - 750 eacli Ei 2 for $1.40 The Guest unlaundered -

shirt on the market, reinforced back and front, endless stays. “2100 linen" bosom and bands - - - specia1'$1.00, two for 1.85

“At the White Fair.”

aundonid Shins

Fair grade, ready-to-wear,

open backi - - - - - -- - - 75c

The “Kiiiig” shirt, laundered,

linelinen bosom and bands, bosom won’t push up, won’t crush, braces don’t interfere with it, lerspiration can’t “melt it", The best shirt we ever saw for ordinary wear. Open back only. Two grades. $1.00 and § $1.40

Fine open front dress shirts,

litters, just right width of bosom, splendid linen bosom

and bands

Similiar grade-'open back

and front 1.50

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l$ Lf!

and Coffs

A big lot of new styles in collars

l0c each 3 for a quarter

A bigf lct of 4 ply linen -collars

in all the new shapes 20c each $2 per

dozen.

CnHs special 16c per pair and 27c

pair. At tlie“Wlitie Fair,”

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