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Tnn Carnival to-morrow.

Tun special with the mails left at mid- night for the Capsu-

A poem was seen by some of the good ,,e(,v|¢ gr Winsioe on Sunday last. Does his mean an earl! EDU087

rpg; western train was delayed several hours last night hecause of the drift snow which made the track very heavy.

Tan boiy of James Evans is now at Pie-' tou awaiting transportation at the first ,rip of the winter boatsto the Island.

A truss from John A. Hynes. Ken-

sington re Kensington School Diflcniiy has b¢en reoeLve:l and will appear to- morrow.

Tru: York District S. S. Association

meeting that was to take place in the Methodist Church at Union, Lot 83, has msn postponed. Announcement later.

Rav. G. M. Young will preach at'Vernor

River at 10.19 a.m.; Cherry Valley, MD p. m..; and in 'the hall at Vcmon River Bridge at 6.1!) p.m. on Sabbath next. Blat Inst.

Ganvrsr Gentzei&Co. show case con-

tains a photo entitled A Poor Day at the Golf Links. Mr. Bayer has shown great taste in his coloring and posing of this picture. _

Tm: Sydney Post says that H. li. Sutherland and H. C. Allison are said to have completed the deal whereby they take possession of the Hotel Davies, of Charlottetown.

Tlx Stanley which left Georgetown on

Tuesday fore: oon had not arrived in Picton up till last nil ht. During the day she was reported outside Piciou Island. The Minto remained in port at Georgetown all day yesterday and leaves for Picton this morning.

Tun foreign mails, which by the way' Br-

rived in Sackvllle on Saturday afternoon, spent Sunday there and mean- dered to C lpe Tormentlns on Monday arriving at four o‘olock, were brought across at the Stra ta yesterday and to the city last night at a quarterp-istelever. The boats left Cape Tortnentine at 11.40 and arrived east of Beli's Point over two miles from Cape Traverse after seven last night. The mails were brought to the station at Cape Traverse by team and the special reached reached the city at a quarter past eleven.

i Jalt Rheum

You may call it erzema, tetter or niiiii

crust.

But no matter what yon call lt, this sinh'

disease which comes in patches that tim-i. itch, discharge a watery mnttcr. dry "nil scale, owes its existence to the prcsi-nee iii humors in the system.

It will continue to exist. annoy, and yivr liaps agonize, as long as these i»\i1i~..»ri_ remain. it is always radically and permai-miiizg

i-urcil by ,

Hood's .farsaparilla

which expels all hnmore, and is po_<ii:iv\-!_\~ snequalled for all cutaneous eruptifins

if you want thc

best rcsuits in your Xmas cooking, get your groceries from us. Prompt dc= livcry.

Phone 199.

Wcbstcr & McKay.

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@@Ww@w Cookies,

Rock Cakes, f Lemon Tops

are our specialties for

to-day.

Our baking is fresh each day _ Our prices the lowest- We would like a trial order from you. `

D. STEWART-

KCLIPBE BAKERY. _

Hakes Best Bread. -

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I Base st the Rink wnmnespisndis iss.

Cnvnl River. Presbyterian Church wil hold their annual Missionary meeting thisevening at7 o'clook.Rev.Mr.Whldden, Ben equi: and Rev. Mr. McDonald, Hamp- ton will be present. Everybody invited. `

The annuaihalloi the Laborers Pro- tective Union was held in the L. P. U. Ilall, Kent Street last dight. There was a large attendance and dancing was kept up till an early hour by a large numbir of couples.

IN the Welsh vs Guard trespass suit

in the Supreme Court the case for the plalntid was included yesterday after- noon and thc first witness put upon the stand for the defence. The case will not be likely be concluded before the end Lf the week. '

Tal latest word from the Stanley last night reported her about eight miles from Pic ou wharf drifting broadslde toward the northeast. It is probable the pre- vailing winds will clear the harbor at Pic- wu and allow the Minto to reach that port today.

~ Tan solitary ice boat on the Cape Tra- verse side left yesterday morning at eleven o’olook for the mainland. After going three quarters of the way overa heavy storm sprang up and the crew were compelled to return to the Island. They reached Cape Traverse about five o'clock.

THE Guardian learns with deep regret ofthe death in Montague yesterday of Daniel Vesssv, one of the old and respect- ed residents oi’ the cistern town. Daniel Vessey, book keeper with Fannell Bt Chandler, hardware merchants of this city is a son of the deceased. The Guar- dianjolns with others in an expre>sion of sympathy to the bereaved.

A'r'rnN1'loN is directed io the ad. of J.

M. Nicholson, the well~irnown horsemen, which appears in this issue. Mr. Nichol- son is lnnuguratinti in this city what is much required-an up~tr;-:late cab service. He will be prepared io convey passengers, baggage, etc., to ani from the station, boats, or anywhere else desired, at reasonable rates. Those who favor him by leaviniz their orders at McDonald & MeKlonon`s or at the stables near Steven- son’s. will receive prompt attention.

A nose enjoyable evening was spent at

The Trliby, \Vinsloc, Friday evening. About thirty from the city were present notwithstanding the stormy evening and disagreeable roads. John Pierce and Miss Martin presided at the organ and it is needless to say the music both vocal and instrumental was all that could be desired. The usual parlor games were much in evidence and alter a hi arty vote of thanks was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Saunders :for their hospitality the hilDpy company dispersed in the wee' sma hours of the morning.

Rav. Father Burke was in town yestér-

day with Secretary Dewar and Secretary of Agriculture McMillan making every arrangement for the Fruit Growers' Association Wednesday and Thursday next. He received this telegram from Dr. Saunders, Principal Farms, last nightt'-Glad to say arrangments made for Blair to attend meetings and bring exhibits of New Brunswick fi-nit. Pro- fessor Sears, Hortlculturist, Nova Scotia College, \Volfvillo will be present and speak on “Exhibition Fruit and Fruit Exhibitors," “Cover Crollfl

Department will also be present and speak These addresses with the local events will ensure in and meeting. The F. G. A. of Nova Scotia is in session at Bridgewater. Father Burke ovring to the communicat-

ion sonditions has been unable io accept its urgent imitation to be present.

Ill you have cliapped or irritated skin try a small bottle of "Macs Witch Hillel Cream." One application will relleve_the soreness and a few more will heal the skin. Hundreds of our customers have used it this season and last and all unite

Society in eonnestion with the Methodist Church of Bonrie, held a parlor sci-'al at the home of Mrs. Matthew.Large`numbers attended, and spent a veryenjoyable even- ing, passing the time in various games. conversation, and music. Alter the re-

freshments were se7ved, a liberal collect- ion was taken.

THE annual meeting of the Cherry vausy psirying cn. i-as new in ins nan at that place on Tuesday afternoon. There was a gocd attendance of shareholders and an excellent year was reported. The directors elected were as follows; Frank Mutrh, Earnscliffe; Chas. Mulch, Cherry Valley; Roderick Mclsaac, China Point; Zifliioolni McLeod, Earnsellife; J. C.

Point, John Tweedy, larnst-liffe.

In a brief reference in yc§terday`s

Guardian to the death of the little son of C. W. and llrs. Bourke some inaccuracies occurred. The patient died at his home, being wo ill to be taken to the Hospital. He lived for some honrs after the opera - tion. The case was not one of appendictis but what is known as invaginatiou of the bowel, causing complete obstruction, and necessarily fatal if let alone. The op- eration of itself was quite eueosssfnl, but after the operation the bowel was found partially gangrenous.

Tm: marriage took place on J any 20 at

the home of the bride Fiat River of Miss Annie Ro.-e, daughter of the late William Rois to Wellington Compton also of Flat River. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. McLean Sinclair. The bride who was prettlly attired in cream cashmere with white applique trimmings, was given away by her brother A. M. Ross, of Murray River. Miss Margaret Furness, of Vernon River, cousin of the bride was bridesmaid while the groom was sno- oorted by his brother Lemuel Compton. A few of the immediate friends of the contracting parties were present to witness the ceremony. The presents were both numerous and useful. Their many friends join in wishing the happy couple bon voyuirc.

'lm-: concert in St.i’eter's Hall lest night

under direi tion of Prof. Tanton was a successful entertainment, reflecting credit upon the Professor as an organizer and also as a teacher, for the majority of the performers were his pupils. That the audience which should have been larger, was pieaiei was demonstrated by the ilencious applause which greeted the eeverai numbers, almost all of which were encored. Naturally the laureis were

ienced performers, but the younger con- tributors deserved the appreciation which they were accorded. The program, which

was admirably arranged and possessed the good feature of variety. Miss Ilattray very successfully supplied the literary numbers. The entertainments given in this comfortable place of amusement are deservedly popular. This last event was fully up to tho established standard.

ANNouN_c_E_iv|ENrs.

-Curling at Hillsboro Rink this after-

noon at 3 o'clock.

-Postponed Concert and Social, Milton

Hall, to he held to-night.

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lectures are illustrated Chief McKinnon 1'--1 Ottawa and A. McNeill of the Inspection.

nomns

Fully guaranteed in

every respect.

We have a stock. which for quality we "- will back against any- thing of the kind in

the City. See them and get our ' prices.

Irving, Cherry Valley; W. Carey, China

was rendered in its entirety as published, ‘

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i ` “Song of sixpcnce" ordcr. Here is the introduction.

Song is not hard to sing either-something on thc i

Un the skirt tables in our ladies' clothing mom you 11_iind a nice range of ready-to-wear skirts - in various styles and colors.

For a few days still-you can choose at

than the _marked price.

Skirts for 22.27

. ° 2, . if# 85 ‘.1 of? $6-75 U $4-50 $7-00 “ $4-67

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C. .§.‘Tli°.'?."§f` Miiuime X iuuiuil A casio. it it N

Sm,-l notice in ic-:1ighi.'s issue of The

Patriot a statement to the rffect that I

had refused to meet Mr. Horace Haszard ` __ k “at a public meeting in Charlottetown." b qiceg Royal Ban of Canada

I wisii through your columns to publicly ul mg

NEIL M QUARRIE K C

Barristers. Solicitors. letc.

Missjoserhine Smith desires in thank her

numerous patrons for the liberal pdinnrige ex-

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Snmmerside. P. E. I. ..i§'i.Z. “.0 °'...?.’..§"i."‘.°i. 3”" '°2?°"‘ "i"

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dancing will reopen Momlsy evening Ori. url-i in s`msilwood‘s Hail, Persons wishing to arrange for evenings should write or r»»_i at once.

MISS] S\iil'i`ii

deny the statement. Mr. Haszard asked C , . _ 'chiirioiieinwm ' ' nm. .17

me to meet him on the night of the ilth day of Februarv. I told him that thc Secretary of the Liberal-Conservative

I 'committee had engaged the Opera ilouse

carried oil' by the older and more exper~‘f0\‘ NIM \1'iZl\i» for s party lnffillliii but

that I was prepared to inect him

on any other occasion during the -` I campaign he might namc excepting the Sth and 10th days oiFehruary. Let ~ -l

Mr. Haezard name any other date and l will be there.

I am, Bcc A. A, Meurarl.

Jan. 27. ` |

TIIE DRUQGISTS Aii.E AGREED.

that the surest and only Painless Corn

and Win L Cure is “l"uLnam's“ It was the I

first corn cure on the market, and still leads all competitors. Always refusea suhstituto.

1iiac’s Swcct

is a big improvement on

» the ordinary nauseous

Castor Oil. It is simply the best quality Castor Oil rendered tasteless by the addition of aromatics. Any child can take it, Price 15c a bottle.

"THE TWO MACS"

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Best Workmanship and Best Material at the LOWEST PRICES.

Being equipped with nil the modern appliances we are prepared to do riny kind

of work you med.

PLATE \VORK-We make riithrr, gold :ind routinuiiiia gum plales. ily the ,

lpiainanied pllxie llie_Iguin_ color is imitated almost to perfection The teelli luck as e re _ - - 1

y g w ere his ii the must beautiful and highest class plate work row

done, All our plates have ri do rbie suction and cannot drop down.

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CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK-()iir crown and hriilqe work filter the lii<-\t

methods being iiumiite and self cleansing as wail :is ii: i\iixfiii_

PORCELAIN INl..'\Y-'l‘hl_1lsthe only nfhce in Charlottetown :ii v~l.i:h rf-i

can havevthis high class work done. It combines sl. the .ilv.iutnge_»i of n quid tiii'=;i,;

without its defects.

If vou intend havingdentsi work done cali an i see ns, We will examine your

mouth, explain mailers to you, it-li you what you iw ight to have done and what ii will cost. Vi e make

No Charge for Consultation and Examination. _

It is our business and pleasure and we place you under no ohligiition to emplu y `

us to do our work. '

léernember we give a TEN YEAR WRlT'l`F.N GUARANTEE with all our ‘

wo: - '

GUARANTEE DENTAL ROOMS. Cameron Block, Charlottetown over Reddin Bros.

in~ii;§§=ii;n;§f?»=k..»;‘f§§‘.rn WATER i Castor 0il. i E- E~ PN” x or ~

WE ARE MEEHNG I “ "‘ “ ALL CUT PRic:E5

ON FURNITURE y

Call in and let us figure on roiir “'-~ i»' »Oii1' discriiliits may not beaaslarge but our first price is much smaller than that asked elsewhere -comparison invited.

in saying that itis the 'best toilet lltion _ ‘ " y Y* n / they have ever used. 0 course we sep ` ` 4 _ ww . . I

all other kinds too. The two macs, Mc- ‘ , t Cor Gi)§cLd‘i”;g(;Ias1il;lS'Kent Sta .

Donald dc McKinnon, Druggisti~i,Cor. Geo. 71,.; 7 V i _ H . 1/ . . and Kb. Sbrggtg, A ` i ' i

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The great game in / _ .

_ fur sale ui

Iayior’s Bookstore.

- ' 'rims ' “Youfvc thc Only dcccnt -line of np-to-date Hats and Caps in thc

rwgimg ` ' V He had been all over town looking for a decent Cap and finally got what he

_ =,‘;$;;;.’g-`Hgg'gi.e;e?'lq,f§§§; ; wanted at this store. _ r i

;';‘_"'“,}'.‘_"§,,’,',`§’,°`§'¢`§,.,_-1-, We have pretty nearly Every Kind, We can suit you too.

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