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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, FEBRUARY 20 18 99
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|lllll0l‘H WHITE
GO0DS SALE
|l|gln White Sheetings
72 ind] 16 CtS.
1'wi\led White Sheetings
72 inch 19 WS-
31 inch , '21 cts.
' Plain Pillow Gotlons
40 inch 8 cts.
42 inch 9% CUS-
glrooiar Pillow (iotlons
40 inch 10 cts. y
' 42 inch 12 0128-
44 inch 13 CUS-
Towels, Linen lluck
R 20x24 25 cts pair
31143 35 cts pair
Plein and Twllled Grey
Sheetings
72 inch 12 cts yd
Quilts, Honey Gomh
10-4 or 91 inch, plain, 580 each
10-4 or 91 inch, fringe, 75c each
11-4 or 91 inch, fringe, 950 each
Table Linens .1
L 14,55 and as inch, ssc, soc and ssc.
lleaolled Napkins
`i0c, 550, 650, S50, $1.10, $l.45N
_ $1.85 up per dozen _ 1
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Bakes Best Bread.
 of all lines of Winter Goods.
Dress Goods.
llIlS0ll & C0. 
Jackets, r
-roR- Shawls.
iannll Gnarls
W” hive *1 Very large St°°k Of and 1000 other lines which our limited space forbids us tb Sclflrising Buckwheat,
“Med S0068 mengi0n.All must be _closed out regardless of cost within the Tillgcifs pan driedRolled Oats,
., 1 he Best Brands next ten days to make room for our magnificent new stock Fresh ground Oatmeal,
the very lowest prices. E of novelties now on the Way Crgwn Flakes,
Sale to begin Mondav February 20th at 10 a In Gold Dust Corn Meal,
arise
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LOCAL BRIEFS
The latest News ul the lilly
and Province. i
Gathered Bi liuardlin llepurlers and tor-
respondenls Everywhere-
lSee also on page 7.)
_ FANNIE and John Davidson at the
rink tonight. _
Saturday forenoon, George Rodd was
lined $6 or 30 days for being drunk and
disorderly on the streets Friday night.
Miss Mains MCLEOD has gone on a
trip to New York combining business
and pleasure. She intends visiting the
dress making establishments and will
be absent about six weeks.
Tru-: Davidsons skated at Victoria
Rink, St. John, \Vednesday and Tnurs-
day nights, and at Moncton on Friday
night of last week. They go from here
to Halifax and then sail for England.
AT the examination for the Xmas
term in Dalhousie, the Island boys
tation. A goodly number have obtain-1
ed first~class standing in many of their
subjects while some stand out quitea dis-
tance ahead ofthe rest in several of their
classes. At the recent election of oiil-
cers in the Y. M. C. A. for the coming
year the following were chosen :l-Pre- _
sident, C. A. Myers, P. E. Island ;Vice
President, E. 1V. Co$n.|Charlot.tetoivn;
Secretary, W. S. McDonald, New Glae-
gow, N. S.; Cor. Sec`y. G. Archibald,
Truro; Treas., C. W. Pascoe, Trini-
dad. ‘
P. E. I. PRODUCE.-The market is
not very Heavily stocked with potatoes
and we have heard of sales at as high
as 48 cents per bushel. A commission
merchant told us of an offer which he
received this week from a New Bruss-
wick firm to Send him scar of good
stock at 40 cents. He 'will likely ac-
cept it There is very little fresh porkl
laik,  aawns offering, but as packers claim to bel
~ d 65 _ N' 1 5 ' -, pretty well supplied perhaps it is just
P°cmls’_e$7c an oodc - we y nm as well that offerings are light. What
m an g sizes' sales have been made werent 5§c. The
|_a|||°5 Dpawgpg future of thc oat market will be gov-
_ erued by Ontario prices, and it may con- 1,
While they last 120 pau' sequentlv be expected that prices will
not recede from their present position. 1
A ' Ladias sklrts Today`s quotations are in the vicinity of
Good size 14c each ,
llEEKS&C 0
p The Peop|e’s Sttlre.
Cream =#iil=####~##
Tartar `
1 Biscuits
You will find ours just
like ' home made-they’re
delicious-the price.
40 cents.-Maritime Merchant. _ _
MOUNT Armor: Norri-:s. _ Bethel
Lodge has been visited by the members
of Excelsior Lodge,. Pownal. A
good time in general was experienced,
especially when partaking of the nice
things daintily provided' by the sisters
ot the Lodge. Probably the most ben-
eficial results will be noticed later on.
-Our milk-drawers are experiencing
cold weather and had roads lately
inthe discharge of their duties, but it
takesa Klondyke blizzard io prevent
them reaching the factory at the re-
quired lioiir.-Mr. Daniel Jenkins. who
has been engaged in the hog business,
has lately purchased a. beautiful animal
D i th ear
that has passed,three of our young men,
struck with the matrimonial fever, have
brought noble acquisitions to the dis
trict and We are anxiously waiting for
the first in ’99.
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Coma to the rink tonight to see
Fannie Davidson.
Miz. L. J. Ri-:nDiN,Summerside, spent
Sunday in the city.
AN exciting game of hockey between
St. Duustan‘s College and the second
Victorian in the Intermediire Lsague,at
the rink tonight. _
Rsuumsuii that s. reserved seat to see
both the Davidson entertainment and
the hockey match will only cost you 30
or 35 cents. Plan at C.D. Rankin’s.
Ar the meeting of the Epworth
Leaguein the First Methodist church
this evening, beginning at 8 o’clock,
Miss Lefurgey will read ei paper on the
I Women of Shakespeare. Business
meeting at the close.
THE Y. P. S. C. E. of Zion church
will hold a missionary meeting this
evening at 8 o’clock; subject, Korea.
the Hermit nation. A short literary and
musical program has been arranged.
Everybody welcome; collection in aid
of Korean Mission.
MEN’s Rubbers for 250 a
pair, J, B. McDonald & Co.
18 3i.
390 Dimes goods sale now
more than sustained their former repu- *OU 31 Stanley BI'0S'“'“ThiS is
not a common sale of Dress
Goods, nor a sale of common
Dress Goods. but a sale of
High grade Fashionable
Stutfs at the popular price in-
troduced by us for these Sales
390 per yard. Stanley Bros,
2 in
, _ _
DIED.
In this city, on the 18th inst., Chris-
tian Younker, in the 91st year of his
age.
A'r Point Prim on Wednesday the lst
inet, Flora Murchison widow 'of the
late Simon Murchison, aged 74 years.
The Dvspenfis
is a “type” of humanity.
There are no baked beans,
no sausages, no quiet little
= suppers, no banquets, and no _fy
~ fun for the dyspeptic, Vfiigtfs /
to be done? Take a bottle of
P3115!
9”".
:Wil every day for
twelve days
man. You
won’t know
you ever had
uyspepsza.
and be a well
~ Sold by
Mu A »-_~
from Mr. W. Jenkins. nr ng e y ._ _ 5- , ‘
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Great
Blankets.
Bachelors. _
Ladies; Gl0\_f€S.
Ladies Hosiery.
Clearanc
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P- E- ISLANDERIS
SAD FATE.
[Continued from the First Page.]
hands stuck together by burns, blood,
and wounds. The skin of the left hand
from the wrist is peeled off like aglove.
Hair, beard, and face are burned to a
blister. George’s lace is even worse
than Mr. A’s. ‘Both now have some
fever. They are a sad sight with their
burnt faces and hands. Everyone has
been exceedingly kind, throngs of peg-
ple calling to offer sympathy, and the
newspapers of the town have started a
popular subscription. The cook’s wife
at first was supposed to have a dislocat-
ed spine, but is now a little better. She
will probably be a cripple for life.”
' Another letter says: "At thejuneral
the little church was full. The pastors
from surrounding places took part in the
services. Many telegrams of sympathy
were presented,the names of the senders
given, and some ot them read. . On the
way to the grave the town band played
a dirge, having asked permission to do
so. The burial spot is on a high ridge
near a temple, and commands a good
view of the country. It is difiicult to
express how we have been affected by
the good-will and helpfulness shown on
every hand.”
_ Mrs. Alexander had an exceptionally
rich Christian experience. She pro-
fessed a distinct second work of grace,
and enjoyed the presence of the Abiding
Comforter. For her there can be no
shadow of doubt that it was a transla-
tion into the immediate presence of her
Saviour. It is likely that Mr. A. and
George will be brought to Tokyo in
about a week, or just as soon as they
can be moved. _
Another letter from another lady
missionary says :- “Ten minutes more,
the cook says, would have been too
late for any of them to escape. From
the position of the remains Mrs. A.
must have'reached, and perhaps started
down the back stairs, and either have
fainted or been overpowered. The cook’s
wife says she broke through a part-
ition, and called Mrs. A. to follow. and
thought she was following. When
awakened by the news of the fire I went
down stairs to behold, 6h! such a
sight!! There, kneeling on the floor,
_was Mr. A., his hands clasped and face
upraised in an attitude of prayer. his
face burnedlbrowuaud his in eyes a look
of horror. ln Miss ()tto’s arms was
little George in his night clothes, his
face burned brown. There was a wild
lookin his eyes, and he was .crying
with fright. Mr. A. was in stocking
ffeet. and he had on only his shirt and
pantaloons. We as a mission _are com-
mitted to Hirosaki as never before.
From the highest ohicial to the lowliast
there has' been nothing but sympathy
and kindness. So many gifts of fruit,
eggs, milks, and offerings of money,
woolen blankets, socks for George (a
‘si L P is l _
‘underwear for Mr. A., ard 'a Church of
England Bishop’s wife st nt a teautiful
letter with acheque _o Le used in any way
needed. Other socii- ties sent syn; pathet-
ic letters. The warmest feeling exists
* between the Japanese and the missionar-
1 s "
e .
, Mrs. Alexander has a sister on the
" staff of Mt. Allison, Sackville. and her
parents, Hr. and Mrs. Vroom, are still
living at Bear River, N. S. To them,
to Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander and
family, Stanhope, and to all the friends
the -GUARDIAN extends sincerest sym-
pathy. _
_ EXTRA RoLLs for- all styles o
clothes wringers at Le Page’s Old
stand, Queen Street._28 tf.
EVERYONE should see the
Boots and Slippers selling at
half rice See centre tables
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e at J .B.MODona1d & Oo. 18 31.
'PSE Bl » A LOT of Misses Boots, 11
 12, 13, 1, athalf price at 
Men’s Sweaters-
Men’s J erseys.
Men’s Linders,
Men’s Drawers,
Men’s Shirts.
Men’s Gloves.
Wool Flannels.
Flannelettes,
_ B. McDonald Q Co. 18 31.
l
.Breakfast lends.
1 For breakfast we have:
Petti_john’s Breakfast Food.
Heckeis Breakfast Hominy.
Rolled Wheat
| ° ’ , _, , _ .
 & cn' Black Dresiss Goods a Specialty- wneaerarimi,
` cnocnns Wheatlets
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~ Thrilling' Stores of _ 'DS ' i 1 1 ‘  & 
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g8S;’Hjust plplylishedkrgill ytalllllr :gg |
Snccesstngxapeitiil ‘die experience un- ’ ` _ G RO CERS.
l‘Selli=i‘I”ffi)1`iiffi‘if>N 0°-» L“““°“ succnssoss 'ro BEER Bnos. i
rl sat u all n ht to knit them ,ll
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Table Linens
Unbleached
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..LiNENs..
43 Inch Loom Damask E Special 140
54 .i _ ' .i is 1 'H I7
56 rc 4. ai 1 H. 
50- " “ “ Pretty pattern special 22
62 inch line and very heavy flor the price, _ _ 3|
60 inch Damask in very pretty pattern 43
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Grass- bleached Linens 
52 incl. Pure white Dsinesk,specis1 T 54; /, kgs?
53 incl. ruse white nm...k_speci.i1 an  '-1 -‘“'
70 inch Pure White Double Special ' T “Q _ \ l_//
12 inch Very Handsome Double Special Q5¢ ' `\";Q"=."°°`
12 inch specially heavy and very fine A ~ _i ' ' S3953"
handsome pattern double Damask  _E/_D 
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Every Day Prices  
are as low a. others ask at special sales. -
e Have’nt Reduced
Our $65.00 Parlor Suite to 9545-00- __
We Don’t Have To. , -
But just see our $4-5.00lSuites. They are equal_ to _
any FORMER PRICEl$>65.00 SUITE in t-he city
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Collected from everywhere. _Wherever linens are 1 well-
made we go after them. We don’t think a nicer range of
patterns could be found than ours* And every one is speci
Sally reduced for the "white fair.” ; _
“Rell Grown Alle Grease
The Standard fn- q._,=,,1ity. Is _used bk' all large Transportation Com
,panies and Livery Stables. It has no equal, and is sold by all first-0198!
dealers. Manufactured only by  _
The Inlperial (D11 CO., Ltd
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Dress Goods, wt\n:i11:e
Prints. .
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'F‘1&D-nelettes lbbon s. etc
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