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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETQWN, JANUARY 12 1899,
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E THE Ladies’ Aid Society meets in they Mit. MAJOR SCHURHAN, Summer-  l 
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The coming gene-
ration will have fewer
skin diseases, because
so many mothers are
using
Baby’s Own
Soap
Tn: Ai.e|:n~r Toitrr Soar Co. Monrnsai.
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DAYISON 8; C0.
Christmas
Supplies 
Raisins,
Currants,
DatCSi
Prunes,
Almonds,
Walnuts,
Peanuts,
Confectionery
GIS., etc-
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Angel *****"§
Cake §
They’re delicious.*,
They’re fresh and .the
price
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Telephone, 98.
D. STEWAR
ECLIPSE BAKERY
Bakes Best Bread.
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Goilee and Fruit
lor Neil Years.
Our 40 cent coEee is a mixture
of Mocha and Java riznsn
noasrnn ann ramen ononnn
It has a beautiful aroma and
flavor. '
IN FRUIT WE HAVE
Malaga Green Grapes, crisp
and juicy,
Rosy Red, Northern Spy
Apples and Sweet Jamaica
Oranges.
BEER & GDFF.
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HENRY Il. lllllllll, ll. E.
A. M- Can. Soc- C. E-
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e1él`Ini€§_;_gollcge of Civil Engineorin Cor
.°USult=.n E ' Per for General Work,Spec
%l}1te2»DHSf<§rauriigcl,nSanitAry Engineering and
ug esigning.
C at Charlottetown and St. John.
Corresn 'sdent address to Charlottetown.
,LocAL BRIEFS
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Baptist congregation will bw held in the
tvestry of the church on Friday evening,
* Try one `of_` ou;s.*$
your devise to protect his patrons, while _
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THE annual business meetin of the
next, 3.18 o`clock. Members of the
‘church and congregation are requested
in be present.
AN Utta wa dispatch says:--W. C.
Gordon, of the state department, who
was private secretary to Sir Hib-
bert Tupper in the last government,
has been acting private secretary to Sir
Louis Davies, during the illness of Mr.
Williams and it is understood that Mr.
Gordon wifl get the position permanent-
ly. Although quite a young man Mr.
Gordon has shown himself to be very
capable of analysis.
Tm: Halifax Chronicle says: Dr. t
Montizambert, chief superintendent of
Canadian quarantines, Ottawa. arrived
in the city Friday evening to be pre-
sent on the arrival of the Lake Huron, ,
on Jan. 15th, with Dnkobors, from
Sebastapol. After the work of inspect-
_ing these immigrants is finished he will
inspect the quarantine stations at Syd-
ney, Charlottetown and St. John. The
government of Manitoba is also sending
a quara'.tine representative, in Dr. ‘
Inglis, to examine the new settlers in
company with the past authorities. The
doc or is at the Halifax.
THE Yarmouth Herald says: Frank
Harris, of Short Beach, picked up on
the beach on Saturday morning at that
place a ship‘s boat. with the words
‘°Gerona, Dundee,” on the stern. That
boat was an old one. with a ho‘e stove
iu the bottom. A new mast hole was
rsiggedly cut in the forward thwart, as
it it had been done hastily. From the
appearance of the boat it was thought
that the crew had endeavored to launchi
it, and make their escape from their
vessel. The boat was about 15 feet
keel, and nothing was found in her but T
one pateutrowlock.
As there are several persons in the I
habit of visiting the rink and promenad-
ing and skating without paying for the
same, the manager is reluctantly com- .
polled to pet his season-ticket holders
to thetrouble of bringing their tickets,
and showing them at the door. It is
decidedly unfair to season-ticka hold!!
ers and to those who pay at tio door to .
think that  are 'skating and r”
promeuedlng for nothing. There are
too many ticket holders and the ice is
too crowded to allow this,-, and the
above is the only methodfthe manager
at the same time he regretsthe necessity
church parlor this afternoon at 4
o’clock.
Tuesday evening next, the 17th, prom-
talent in vocal solos, grand instrument-
al music, popular choruses and quar-
tettes, choice readings, etc. Look out
forthe program. _
Ar the police court yesterday morn-
Regulation Act by keeping her place of
business open alter hours. Thos. Mur-
structed according to the Act. was
fined $100 or three months in jail.
CAPTAIN Nicuoi./is CURRY, of Avon.
dale, Hants county, was killed Monday
afternoon at Curiy’s Crossing, one mile
east of _Windsor. He had driven his
son, who was leaving for Sac-kville to
attend college to the station, and was
on his way homo when the afternoon
express train from Halifax struck his
team. Mr. Curry was thrown violent
ly to the ground. striking his head and
receiving such injuries that he died al-
most instantly. The skull was frac-
ured and one leg broken.
A Sr. MniriN’s, N. B. det patch
says: Henry and Elijah Morrel, oi'
Fairview, St. Martin’s. lately heard
that their uncle, Amos Morrel. of
Prince Edward Island had died and left
quite ii lirge amount of money to be
dividi d among his heirs. Amos Morrol
was a bachelor' and brother of _Elijah
Morrel, who li-fs the Island when a. boy.
and settled on the Shepody road, when
he married. About thirty years ago
he removed to Fairview, St. Msrtiu’s.
Ho left two sons, Henry and Elijah,
who are heirs to this fortune, and who/,
it is said, the lawyers on the Island are
tryingtnlooknp. e
Mn. A. Loan agent of the Marine
Department, received information by
telephone from Hr. Archibald Warren,
of-North Ruslico, last evening, to the
effect that the lighthouse at'tli`at place
was undermined by the high tides and
strong gales of late and has upset, fal-
ling over toward the water. This
lighthouse, whioiie built on the beech,
iauwoendedbypiles and- tbefounda-
tionwas mppoeed tot- be secure.. but
the tides continually washing round
about it loosened the piles so that the
late storm- resulted ein its fall. Mr.
Lord will drive by team to tho scene
today, to make investigation and de-
cide as to what can be done to save the
of doing so.
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structure.
our accounts.
realize that
If y ou have
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We are much gratified
_ with the quick response to
Our goods are sold at a
very low cash figure and
our customers evidently
we cannot
give long. terms of credit.
overlooked
YOUR ACCOUNT kindly
remembdr that it is to our
mutual advantage to have
‘Prompt S9m9mentS’l i Lyceum, Thursday l9th._ B|3l\|(8'|1S,
SENTNER l|0LEO|J. & .'00-
THE popular concert and entertain-
ment to be given in Sf. Janes’ Hall on
rises to be the best of the season. New
ing Laura C. Smith was Hned $5 or
twenty days for, violating the Liquor
side, is in the city.
Tim date-set for the bve elections in RM “mums ‘rt 5“u°rY' “ m“5°“m'
---- _ . . ~. ‘ . uesian tea, a table of fancy articles
the rourth and Fifth lgistricte of Prince for sale_ T” and 8 concert are among
The Latest News ol the lilly §`$;‘,“3‘;;.‘§.$§.“‘l%‘1§T’ ““"" ”°""“““°” ge at Mi- F-of i- S»»
_ _ _ eters’s Hall next Monday.
THE concert and basket social in and _
‘ - of the Charlottetown Hospital whioh_ THE meeting of the fire commitee.t
  had been announced to take place on which was to have been held last night to OFFICE OF l
the 18th ins' , will owing to other at arrange for an entertainment next
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l .__..._.___> traotions, not beheld until the follow- II_i.nth will be held this evening at 8  &  5
_ ing evening Jan. 19th. Soc program oclock. atthe central station.
Gathered  guardian Reporters and cm' A In another calumn' Tm: auctioneer will sell this evoninv DRY GOODS W 
EvANGi:i.ic.iL si~;iivici;s will be 8,8 otdock an tb Q 5 _ANU l
respondents Eveiiwhew commenced on Monday evening, Jan. - ' B newfpaperi an WA'-L PAPER 
magazines from the readme' room of
asmall part of the original cost.
I1' is understood that Mr. L. W.
Cook, recently in the employ of Mr. G.
H Taylor, jeweller, has taken the store
watch and jawelryibusiness for himself,
about the lst of February. The Gunt-
niliit wishes him 'gsuccess in his new
business. ’ I
A vALUi~.D correspondent wr*es:
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Compton,
of Belle River, have just re-
ceiv d the sad intelligence of the
“Y for Selling HQUOT inra Place not 900'- death of one of their sons in British Co-
lumbia. He was accidentally killed,
but your correspondent is not able to
give full particulars. Mr. and Mrs.
Compton, who are highly respected by
all, have the sympathy of the entire
community in the hour of their aiilic-
tion.
A WRITER in the Halifax Chronicle
pays a high tribute to Sir William C.
McDonald ,citing that he comes down
from a line if valiant Scottish chiefs,
how the family came to settle on Prince
Edo ard Island and the part they play-
ed in the military history of Nova
Scotia. The paper devotes over three
columns to a glowing report of the his-
tory, of the McDonald family
and their fame in connection with
Island’s annals and: makes reference
in terms of praise to the generous gifts
toward McGill college by the Knight.
In closing the writer says; “The Island
has its hospitals, its public schools and-
its many deserving public charities but
,so far as Sir William is concerned tliev
exist not and the Island appears to
beforgotten. While he has millions for
McGill. little Prince of Wales College,
where he received his education nnd
which-has sont into the world many
brilliant men. is hampered and crmnp~
ed for want of funds. What a splendid
opportunity for Sir William rn remove
the improssionthst he has ‘-soured on
his native province.” t
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is-that we want nioney
Want it rather eiriphatit .ally just
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~ Yours Truly
Floore St McLeod
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_for you in the way of
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We’ll pay you that little Ili
'When we get our own littl
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I Please don’t keepus all waiting
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Burn it in a lamp alongside of any oil you can obt
Be unprejudicedin your judgment and you will sul
buy only "Arc Light,”
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PROGRAMME
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sam: oi-‘ Bustiers.
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basket.
Doors open 7.30. Concert at 8 sharp.
, Admission 10 cents. '
L Piano Duett. . .Misses Brown and McMillan
2. Highland ming ....  ,_ .Miss iqliie Gillis
3. Violin Solo . . . . . . . . . . .
..Pr.if. Vinnioombe
4. Sonrr . . . . . . . . . _ . .
H.1\ort0n
5. Inst. Selection...' . . . . . . . _ .
_.Misses Murph?
. Ba.ssSolo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
Caven
. Chorus.. . .St. Dunstan’s College Glee Club
H05 cofee will be provided by the l9»di€S ill
Mr. Norton will guarantee the sale of every
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