__3o,._4o, soc
Wailiisfiiapcr
10. 15 and »20c.
c°.n§‘l;fai¢k'.in¢i g'_='¢_am
choice st '
fA.ii2R’
CA
sive
Aucrioh sau-: or
r ~i\ri>i.i:s. .
We will sell:t_o_ir_i-Ai sales rooms,
Great George St.-. on
Wedne_sd:iy', Feb. 28th.
sr rr o’ci.oci<, A. M.
30 barrels of -l\`orthern Spy and
Pewaukee Applis. Hand picked
and in exe-lleul order.
hu.1\l_|. CARTER & Co.,
z6d3i. ‘ Aucrloneers.
For Sale
A d i bl i' ' 't l i
r»....i..|‘l."u'.'Z ..l;..»l`.§.’.“¢..‘I.'€'rlii’.'ii.’§ il»0’§..'.°..‘i. iilili
lirwt vines buildings. School and Public Hull
uupronilixs I '
 BDICTHUNIL
iifdtuslii P. E. I. l"tuilwny-:Charlottetown
sunuwsuam-nf-ni
THE
Supper is spoiled if the
Bread is not good. You are
sure that your guests will
be more thin pleased in
that respeit if you-serve
them bread bought from
n. Esreyaiir,
FEBRUARY 26. -I9o6~ i 'L_ ; '_
Olllcasln Newdi’ro\'vse Bloiik-Charlottetown. 1..
Uarolvsi.
` " Au. copy should he sent in earl
l ii g reduce the mortgage
debt upon Y.M.C.A. building. '
Rluimimsa that season tioliet holders
in costume enteuthe Rink free, but most
show their season ticker. at the door..
Skaters who are not season ticket holdem
Tan Picton Advocate says: llc; .L ll
Matheson, of Boston, was at the Stanley
House this weelr,en route from a vl_~|t
accompanied by his brother-in-law wni.
Gainraith and wife, who new reside in
Alberts. The dootoris iroink west with
them fora three months' vacation.
Manv W. Gmini, daughter of J. I-‘. W,
and Lavinia Grigg. died at her hnme,'l`yne
Valley, Friday, Feb. lil. Death was caused
by lung trouble, after a lingeringiilness
of about eighteen months, which she bore
with calm and patient endurance until
the end. Although har many friends, old
and young, cannot help mourning over
thc early departure of one so kind and
gentle, both in her own home and with
those whom she met outside her nwn
family circle ; llrey rejoice io know that
all through her illness, she was ever
submissive to her Heavenly Father`s will,
and when He sent His messenger to
call her home, she was willing
to go fully trusting in Christ as her
Saviour. Monday afternoon at two
o'clook after a short service ut the house,
the remains were conveyed to the
Methodist church at Bideford. being
folIowed.by one hundred sndtwenty five
sleigh`eT"A't`ltha‘ 'church Ian excellent
iunerul sormrm was preached by Rev.
George N. Somers who had visited her
during the last few months other illness.
The text was. Rev. 7,17 “Fur the Lamb
which is in the midst of the throne shall.
f<eed_ ibem and shall lead them unto living
fountains of water; and God shall wipe
away all tears from their eyes." Hurry
Mctievln, Dan McNevln, Aldred England,
Bates l3est` Bread.
ii;`Un»a|\~'\»-alumina
Gordon Millar, Waiver Dystant and
to his former home in P. E. I. He was,
. _ . . ~~ vi. _ ’».
4'-'_-°" 'Mblas fo inurtmfyiaa ui Joan c. sun me win um rusifrimu .. e- .
for Halifax by last nlghlls train.
possible each week for tho bl: Bah; “ang ‘“u°|n‘_:f;h;£;‘“g;Tl“ M°;'"'\'
G\`|l"“l“~ A ` tf M-"ia an 0.|u1°n|A“yo|“h p|.°y°'°d"|::; fllld Hall. lat 07 oh Tuesday afternoon
“Carr Bommn. sxdhsoo. Moi-rw River Ingres.
'N nssseueers t l Batiufd b `,
the K, H, g;-.|,_ .B W .I y thTllghiie;. D. MacLean has purchased
’_ k e, uro at the end of the Mslpequ
mE;gT|:u_.::xr":;rdC" w“| rt: :ITN hx: Road, formerly known as “The Church o
nhmour npnunwd Dum’ “_m“n` Uhrist.". It is now uudorzvink repairs.
uwnam An Act of Incorporation will be asked for
at the coming session ol' the I4 islaturs
_ '1‘n|m¢|\y(|»|¢nd, ng John u.nh,||" 'in‘ which it will he known  “The
Kinklton Mills, who has been vu-_y ||| 0| Poople's Church," in connection with The
Pneumonia, will be pleased to learn that E",i*b"'h*5 0h“N|1 of Scotlsndn As Mr.
hols recover-Ing, _ MacLean believes in churches being
Tm: marriage of Fenton R Newson, to Wm, ¢
. _[ao seats for all clasltq '_ this one is
 é°T:'F:It:‘::;";‘;_°:l t(:°e':';l1:;°°i;: :Z ‘l;e“;i: xrngioll. Itthustghe Eozr can feel
Wednesday February mth. ° n M ° r e '
supported by voluntary contributions
Tm: horse races on the ice near Victoria
.Tons Maclliamin handed in Q5 to one park on g,,|,,,.,|,,
. _ _ y were well attended an-'I
gwtirl L°}1il°“lnA“m°"7- ” ms °“`"l"K _ ihere was good sport although dampened
_by an unfortunate accident-to one of the
horses. In scoring forahestI’. S. Bro\vn'»i
Lady Mac, a valuable 4-ylar old, reared.
,The sulky being pulled up close struck
her hind legs and the main fallbuolrwnrds.
Sha parrowly missed crushipg he_r driver
my twenty "ve oenm ‘ and struck the ice with such fdrce that the
| lop of her skull was fractured. ` The poor
Tan niontl1l`y_l:_oard;mcetinaf ol ,direct-boast flied'nlmpst"i|nniedlat1l'ly. Much
tore of Y. M .C. Ai- takes pliioe tbiiioifowf "`5¥llIi11li1b!‘ ll 8lD\'€H8¢d |01' MT' B¥'0lNIl» Tho
Tuesday eveninll. nt 730. As business of free for all was won by Jesslohiue, R. I-I.
importance is io brought up overy inem- Storna, who got ull thc purse, 8i50; the
ber is requested to be present. 'second pluce fell to Kaiser G., G. A.
Essoryl ,and the third to io_ny Boil, owner
Ii. J. Steele. The 2.40 class was won by
Minnie Mae, Bruce McMillan; 2nd Krem-
nul, F Cumemu; iid Buller, A. Kennedy.
Tim death occurred at Tryon Brunch, on
Wcdnesrlay,2istiiisiant, of Williuni llo-
gerson, in the 'Filth year of his age. Mr.
ltogerson was n native of l)umirissihIrc,
Scotland. and emigrated to this Island,
with his parents, in the year lliii. The
family ilret resided ut Bonslinw, but after
wards removed to Tryon, \\-here some of
them still reside. The deceased was a innn
of upright character, and kindly disposi-
tion, und enjoyed the respect and esteem
of all who h~d the pleasure of his acquain-
tance. lie was for many years a loyal and
devoted member of the Presbyterian
oliurch, and died as he had lived finaly.
trusting in the merits and sr\ving__pq\qg;g
of his Redeemer. His funcrulou I:`rIgl_ay_
last was largely attended-servlcds both
at the house and grave being conducted
by Rev, A. D. McDonali‘l'. The pallbearerr-i
were Jas Mullins, Wm Kirlson, John Edin-
ble, Robert McVittic, Wellington, Call =
beck, and Philip Simmons. Mr. Rogerson
was married twice. Of his family of
twelve children only six survive him-live
sons and one daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Thompson, of North Tryon. Two senate:
side in Kingston, Mass. John A. is living”
at home, while Renton :and Joseph are
settled near the homestead. To the sor-
rowing widow and family The Guardian
tenders sincerest sympathy. ‘
.5 .~~.;-,¥
IN FURNITURE 
,Always .the best valoe,in the cityb.
Markwright FnrnishingCo. _,V ,
Wilfred McDougall acted as pall bearers_
/i
gg-as ..=\ 4 . . . I _ - ‘-4--'= *"
time.
Fine blsuir beaver, 54 in¢l1¢B Wid°»
Formerly Sa 25 and I2 4°- F0*
  
Fine black beaver, 56 inches wide,
Fine finish. Formerly $2.51:
now...._.    
stsofvieunis, 54 l°°i', heavy. very
donnie. roi-mehr 81 45 f°f-~~-
0 ford G Vienna, 54 inches wide,
x hesvyrfyaplendid costing $1-35
_' for..‘...............`. --»-~- --~'
WONDA Y._FEB. 26.
Remarkable
Sale of
Cheviots.
Certainly these are extraordinary
~ - almost unbelievable discounts l Yet
everyone is a genuine, generous iuark~
down--tlic goods MUS'i` BE SOLD.
We advise zi prompt response.
Immediate orders by uiiiil will in
.A11 ww] nav ehcvioi. fairly heavy, 56 5
 inches wide, formcflt' il-7"~--~~--~ c
~ _ ,1- ight
$l.l8 »”":.r::r..°2fi:?=»f22f»l"Hi-lo- 95C
B' ht chevlot, heavy weight.
$l  rlgcoarslrvgave, 56 inch. Was $1 go. . .. c
o  . . . . . - » » - ~ ~ ~

Medium shade navy ¢\1¢vl0\.54 i"¢h»  _
 fine weave.”-55 iid’   c
6CliS @ 0111133” ° 
 i.|isi1iuii
Progressive meetings or the limderlcton
Farmers' Institute were held in Suuiuier-
and evening the Nth. There was a large
attendapoe of members and others. The
President Joseph E. Bagmiil opened the
e meeting with a vigorous address on the
I teaching of Agriculture in our day schools.
He thought it would bs wise If the Gov.
system ofiasching agriculture with the
other branches of education to the coni-
lng generation. I-lla remarks were wall
received.
The program for present month wus
than taken up namely “Procuring of Seed
Grain," and "do imported seeds give ua
good resultsashome grown seeds." The
subject was then taken up. J.Gndon
MoKay's paper on “i’rorlucts of large
and small Grains" rlniilr with the
sulriect fully. lie showed by charts hung
on wall how to grow und Iuipruvo ai-urls
up to a standard by sowing yrnr ufiur
year the largest grains. lf this incilnnl
was followed out time would hu no
necessity ol sending our unnn-y to Oniui-lu
when as good a seed ooulrl ln- prouuri-rl ui
home. Mr.lticKay`slu|i|ru.»s u--is of u high
order and showed c.u~.<iul .ala-ly on ihc
subject. Speeches fuilowcd iw 'l’hn|naa .\lc
Kay. Joseph Biggur, D. N. M|>Kayunil
others wl5?_Jll spoke in favor ol ironic
grown see s. 7
The evening sesdon wus opened by the
Vice President, Tlionius McKay luk-
Iin/.rthe chair, when tiicfquestloi of pro
curing seeds wus taken up, This wus alis-
Cllsscd thorouglily und dcclilcrl on inutinn
that this Instituto purchase their own
seeds. A committee wus their uppolutcii to
eorrcspnird with some wliuiesulu sci.-dn
men, uiui ||rur:irrc ihc best sccils that can
be got .All orders for seeds from instituti-
rnernbers must hc in to secretary by liriiiay
March Z at2p_ ru. .»\, Moii`utt ni Nun
Glasgow being pi'o.~iciil was mrllcrl \i||on
and responficd in his usual ph-u~ui|ii_ iv-ry
hy an uildresson “Nature Study' '|`lu-
speaker was mastcrol his -uhji-ct und
soon hr.-ld the c-ins-n uri:-r_iiou nf hI.~
audience who wus not lofi. lout; in iluuhl
for under his eloquence thi-_v soon found it
very intei'esting,beuutycf luiulsinipi-s,i_ii--ii'
homes, and all that is rfuntuincri in thc
studies bfrnaturc. ’i‘Iirouul\out his »uI~li‘c.~s
"iié‘ hatl`l.ha‘ hroath‘.-W uitenlidn or his
heaters. At ther.-lose or hi- urhiress u vom
of thanks was pnesrri-thanking .\i'r.ltiull'utL
for his inspiring' nd ii-cis. if
.,The.,apeeul\os- of ihc evcniuir were
,interspersed by rearlluirs nnvlwsonga by
Wiiihuir K. iiioiiuy, inner sip;-mir, jr.,
and '1`honnrs_llrlr.-Kay, so ended is most.
instructive >`s_esi_iI_dh ).i:’i~ their Qnsiilute.
Meeting of insmuiemii he hon .it meri-
er_lc_ton o_u March ith |il__z_ r.jl_l_g__*‘Uoir|.
L.
--.__
12 ill lMi]NlllEH
,, ._ ._
Bi-;iii.i.\', l-`ch,2-I. -The inet that thc in-
signia of the royal ordcvof the orownlliavc
been coul`ei‘ro|i upon i\lr-. f}hu\'|\‘s A. lini-
lancr, the fruuous li_nnli<li_ sur_~geon and
car ipuciilisi, has uoiiilriiiicii the ruium'
l ich s current licrr sonic time ago
which was at the iiuic olllrially denied.
It is now admitted that a few weeks
when n paper, nevertheless, found it o it,
days of the ugcii Emperor' oi Austria :irc
alongside oi’ l-Iinprcss lllizuhcth.
\iinsrd'i Llnimeni Reliever Neursigia-
oiiiivri inr\'i"i'iN<:s~ii.»=.ii|u:iii»_|¢». .uni
puttcrns iroiu l-'r to .'».'n: por yd goI`nll| Hi- l\
large iiiscouiit.-~-lriiiirs Paton & bo. :lid li
 
 
Tasteless.
Cod Liver Oil
With Mali.
Wild Cherry
and '
lipyophoephites
_ lnvaina nvaleseenre.
diseases, iervons de- _
coughs, colds.
hiliiy etc. -
Recommended
by Physicians
Price $r_._oo,;er__` hottie. I
._, -gr.. 4 ‘_ l’~'_\».,s/
f\'.&ri~.ni;‘...»i>r\ii\.=8...fo..
\~
ornmentoftbe day would inaugurate a
I
1, -s
 SILENCE CLOTH I
_  Tao speci-lil lines of this uselul fabric, good wide `
   widths-50C and 900 yd. , *
_ »-in--f  "'».-'=-'~-
  Table
he bile 5
‘ and worthy of most ca elul aitention.”"
sale.
DECIDEDLY the most attractive stick yi'e’\'e
Thi y come in liuisr irish weavis-arid all
I &l°I1lV&   .
ever_ gotten together- for you-
are specially price cnt for this
' 1 .f 1 ,._. fr/:»»
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~ SEND
FOR
SAMPLES
We’ll send samples
anywhere, to anybody,
awyiiuie on reccipiof
a postal card request-
url -~iir siiuiplcs :.1i<l
com pare.
72 ins, white damapk very pretty scroll pattern. White
63 ins, white _laiunsk with pattern of small bunches of
scroll. Wl'ite tlriinirzi price. _ . . . . . ,_». ; _ _ . . _ _ . _ .
72 ins. white dnma~lr poppy pattern. White Carnival p
72 ins. white damask ihistle pattern. White carnival p
price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..   . . . . . . .
..
I 68 ins. white damask clover haf and ilouor part:-rn. W
7 1 f
l
3 of dasies and \~ li' :il While Cirnlval price . . . . . .
'While Carnival price. .. . . . .
_ . _ _ _ . _ . ._ _ .. . _
S1 in.~. whit: daiuask paiiern of cirnnticns and da-ies.
wiim-3 oizliss iiirririiizb miniisiis
65 iris wliilc dziiiiask apple leaf sul blo3.om p.itt:rii. V/bite Carnival price. _ _ _ . . . .
_.pic yd.
(arnivni price. _ . _ . .  ._ .7zc yd,
dasies filled in wiiliveryneat
.'.   _ . _ . . . . . . . . _
..78:yil
rice..  _ __........_..8i-yil.
iice.......  .‘i‘.icyil.
br) ins. white damn-I-: l'X l`l{A SPECIAL, Royal Hou~eliol<i pattern. While Ciuiiivril
 .,  .....__.._$i_o7yil.
hite Carnival price _ . _ ..._ .$1.10 yii.
0 ins- white ilzimask a \ery pretty pattern cuusisting of lin'-,;e Ivy leaf with lestoons
._ . . . . . . .
 ....$i_i5\il
72 ins. white daiua~k. very line linen with full blown msc pattern vcry pretty uffeci.
 $i.45ycl.
While Carnlvalprlce...... i$|.'»o yd
Unbleached Table Liuerzs at every price.
wr wa . l ' 1  2 _ r l _
that the Kaiser was in'po_-n- health, but 2 \\_"V \______" -_ _`\  __ ` __` _ _M  __ x  \` 1
ago the deafness with which rho Kaiser -_-YAY-1,-_--1.--~_ __--_f»-_e.-_;.f-T-1--,--_-#_ -_ ,. _ - -_~,-`f_--___--:_;~-_---2,-_-:_--,. -__._#A_+_1, i _,T __--2; --_-.==.-__--_-;-,=i
Napkins in endiefs rangi , all specially prifced for the White Carnival.
hulonznun-“C_A look ave” “ext fog: Flurry in carpets-Ciirpcts l_liut liuvu: - 4' V ` ` “ Q
'md Dr'Ba"m“'e was s“u:‘“om;,h‘ch was been* iriirriicil 75f,’_ on cost ure |_r1‘l.lii\i;   
"mace to perfnrm an opem omhl h »l rlnwn o|l` the stills, and are Kilim! un
"pronounced since” :ml W C, wi crutclics begging for rt piiwliiiser--\'o\i'|l
probably result in no a solute curi.. our as we nm Sem" M
W \
Partly because of ihc ieaiousy of Der- "ml the 1°" °r P H  
» ` `
one third ofl`-right upto date in style
"D surgwns “nd partly basins? nfwsslrgr quality uiiii \mtter|\»ii|id thc values
thought wise to make pub c i ie uc i [el n I H
-35
ws- _._
._ <:,..,....
CASTORIA
is a preparation of vege-
table medicines fur regulat-
ing the stomach and bowels
of iuiauts and children.
Unlike most lnxativc medi-
ciiiesils use does not injure
the system. lt can be
given with safety to the
youngest child.
Price a5c u bottle.
' Sold by
“The Two Macs"
iiili_i\_iil_\i§_ii_l;ii\iiii
&*FH*UU*U’*_°
ron §Ai_e
lim the rin Mann win nu thru. asv im wifi in
r I
""'h"° A"°"°" i1'f\‘i~i'ii-:if"r. i-‘iisai-zii.
1 d. f _ [nd developed, the "“'"Y. ' GW ‘UW 30'* will ii' _““ "U For tlicsi: ‘onu winter evenings you could uialtc no beiicr invest-
iiw iisaiisiiis oo(nuw`i:i~i` sinuggled into the '““"l‘°"_M'“`k Willlll l'ui-nishmz lo, urcii\,timu to gct"nn»¢ of the nazi: inuuges or couches from the ni=i;;iii~
nil it I l L one and tlildli. i iicriit stock wc arc uow sliowiiiiz, Covnlorlablc, springy seals, and
Pl\|“°9 Wim if ‘G “ "'05 5" y' cosy looking, prcliy covcfiiigs iii iill tlic llesimble slindrs, ouglil io hc
migigcslioir ciinuuli for you ii you need ri couch :il all Call in and
It was oillcliilllf “°“ic'l mm' “ny WLCIHHSL __--_ I “WWW I sci' llic iii-iriciifiuiis sliuwiiig oi llicsc itoii\i'ori-prrnliiccrs wi* linvu.
limi been consulted. _ \\’e |lnii’i illiuk iliv prices will sliiuvl iii ilic way, as wc lizivc ni:uli:
There seems to bu little doubt, that the  ilicw . _\rccdiu;;|y _~'iu.iIl,
iluirihcrcil and lln\i_ this Nvslor ol’ l'}ni'u  J U  N N E W 5 O N
penn monarclis will soon be laid to rest  , i L s J
` 5|-2
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STILL
FOKGIN G AHEAD _
_ The Sun Life of Cauziilii has just plim-il :ill ul ii-;
r..-serves on a
per cent Standard
besides laying aside $561,252 tu surplus sccuivlil
which account now aiuoiinisin 1,i,735_(n;8.5u_
For pious in this “ProSpcrous" Co. sic
Charlottetowu. Manager lor P. ia. lsliiiul.
n i9 mwf iyr
I wsnrssnaullvnyrsgassnnsalnaualllaavasunns
cor. crnoeo.-nd x`=n¢ sm. ‘f,__ *`_____g_~_,__~______ ______ __*____  _   _
»..<~.-o_o. ,cl
_*Liv ._?*._i_.__. ___.. ......_...~ _ ' -» Y .>-5
z_< -s4-rgy- .;-»f-
_ . ____ . _ __ __
11...: rr.-.u_.».u u-...diy -»~-ir-i»»i-~»r ~|\\~~u McMurdo, Dcnr.ists,havc reiiiurcil to i icir ii
ai-ras, known ortho tlru-my rann .<|u|»ir~d un _ ,
the asrinwipiirrri ii»»;i..::;l|':::ir-dh':::. :mu-; _ _ _ _
"I.'3i.,."l.l’|l'i....°$i'.‘~‘1.;.-lf“..r-..».».. |r....r...|.i»..-_; fl‘ces in ihc Sci urman Building opposite McMnrdo Bros,
Kingston. P. R.. I.. _ t_0f¢
ii riwmimi aww.-fif|»iii\vi S ’ _ ~
REMOVAL Nlllllli