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mubgngvazimig  gaps;-'forging hiss; %i:.”1il,'éE Head Offices in New Browse Block,-Charlottetown 7 _
'lU|\ll»¢l»¢u»¢ Gllctly what you have d°m,_ 4.5. ce.,
B-_s.=-.-- °'°.-:'.r°e-.e'..,__,_-_m E: _ _ "
The beautiful iinish --- ° ‘ `
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" show ou
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Dr. Bagnall, City, is out again af-
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l0§l’aDll lry  ` ic. H. d M . B on Lott
Cook’s ‘ Studio
1 New DesBrisay Block,
The Studio Whore Baby ii Alwgy.
I - Wtleouia
“HUG-HES”
Cascara Pills
are a reliable and eilective remedy
fer Binious Arracxs, Srimoisii
Llvlln, Sicx Haamiciias, Con-
STIYATION _and all derzmgements
arising from a disordered stomach.
_Price 25c per box.
GEO. E. HUGIIES.
AiSo't'l3`éE`.ii-ies llali
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COAL
Reserve Run of
Mine,
._ Inverness
. `Round,
Hard Chestnut
All in shed clean
 dry at _-
an. E, Fu||’s
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_ HUT NIR
HEATING
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- Wes Your home comfor-
\ Ghllyh 'lint wirter I If not
you ll 'mee rzlehilig iimpoipl ion
*N ll Ill In OHIO Qlll'
lmuimad }IhtAir Furnaces
will moves warm friendwilh
the Ilan below aero. “ith
one of were u-»- u date Fur-
rroeu. your tire may he kep.
L e emi:-c wiiiiei- at an even
tam! eratura day and niglp.
un aonlil wi~i|.er'4 nlqht t e
c eerfnl efibot of a we l~heat-
home in ~ re than repaysyeu
' r the met. lt is sconnm cal
too in the small amount of
< full ii. consumes fur the heat
is rsdlstoe. 'Ecms in and
talk the matter over.
_f I
' Fred H. Trainor,
' Grafton St.
Opp. The Opera, House
' dniwfd
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`Fl|iE_ INSURANCE.
lslavd Mutual Fire
ou Farm Builiiilur.
ooi liouaem :eeri-
Bt/ircsew. apply to
Pleasant Hiresi.
Charlottft iwn
T SLIPPEH ill
i We have decided to
close out all our Felt
- Slippers regardless oi'
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955;;
sire;
wg' 2’
ser;-`°
F-'=' 5
\,Lscl_ies"$l .'25 slippers fnr95c
" r.io " for 35C
\
. , Lu 9° “ iofjoc
4| _ / il
75 for 55c
.  6°  fore
a " _ 50 “ for 35
if 40 - " for 25
` pi* 25| “ for 18
- ’.,., _-A--1 J
 real bargains i_n
.fgjgi this is
1 6: C0.
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Boot and 1
bhoe Prices
For
Saturday _
994:
This lot will
be displayed in
our .window-»
Womens’ misses’
and chi1dren’s
boots, shoes and
slippers-_-----your
choice at Qoc
75c
Another as-
sorted lot, not
.quite as high
p r i c €‘ d, y o u 1'
choice 7 5c. ~
1 50c
a pair--ai basket
full of children's
boots, size ro.
Alley ®. Co
l]H.N.U.Jl]HNSON
Kent Mreer,
Practice limited to Diseases
of Eye. Bar, Nasa, Throat
and Skin. .
P°55°S5°d _by C919* tne'oi'ty.
'llllihlly SilV¢l’ al- . --
:ifgys atgacfsb atffil- i. 1.. 5.. city. ' ’
.i n. ~
.-1 en “ying Fapt. Read, Bummeraide, was in
.i verware do not for- me om y,m,d”_
get that we have -- i
orninu nity Silver to ,_h°'o,éy wma,
Grip.
Horse trot this afternoon
RH Montgomery, Alherton, is in
Geor c Percival Providence R. Ii,
lil H Wright Buinmerside, was in
‘read classified column. _ _
an rs ear, ar c-
town, have gone to Tomato.
The Mintn got into Georgetown
from Pictou at 10.20 yesterday. _
Henry Rackham, City, is visiting
his old home in Wheatley River.
There were twenty passengers to
Georgetown by the Minto yesterday.
P. Bmith.and son, Pleasant Val-
ley, have arrived home from Maine.
George McLaren, Pictou, is in the
this City.
M.Power, City, has gone on a visit
to Boston. `
Good walking, driving and ice
boating on.the harbor. _
There will be band at the Arena
this aitcrnoon. Ice in good condi-
tion.
Rav 'G R White will inch to
. . . pr- -
Y- :morrow afternoon at Hearte's Hall
at three o'clock.
Rev. Thomas Marshall will be the
speaker at the Y. M. C. A. Mens'
meeting Sunday at 4 p. m.
_ The largest fancy dress carnival of
the season will be held in the Arena
ion Friday li‘eb'y 28th. _
The death occurred at Vernon Riv-
er Br. yesterday of J. G. McKenzie,
_alter an illnem of several months.
Rev. Dr. Gauthier of St. Louis is
also expected to give an address at
the Dairy Association on Tuesday
next. _
I The 4th Regt, orchestra will play
Ian all waltz program at the Arena
itonight. Abundance of room and
good ice.
Rev. Jas. McDougall will pro-ich
tomorrow at Cope Traverse at 11
and 7.
John J. McLeod, Uigg, is reported
to have lost a valuable horse re-
cently.
Yesterday buyers were paying for
pork, 6} to Si cts for heavy and 7
to 7} cts for light.
1 Miss Gertic McElroy, City while
skating this week fell on the ice
sprsining her ankle.
The inward cargo by the Minto
yesterday to Georgetown- includcd
two cars way lreight. .
Rev. Thomas Pierce has been con-
fined to his home lately at Pleasant
Valley, through illness.
The price of oats is steadily in-
creasing. Yesterday they . brought
from ‘I3 to 44 cents s. bushel.
The P. E. Island Medical Associa-
tion held most successful meetings in
this City during the _past week.
W. D. Collin, Peabody, .Mass-.h for-
merly of French Village, P; E. I.,
dent.
Miss Mai arst Cam bell Cam
River the guest of John R. and Mrs.
McDonald. , \ » y
An enjoyeblr concert, including ln-
_strumental and vocal talent, sword
dance and. a ehortdrama, was given
recently at Alma.
The outward .cargo by the Stanley
from Georgetown yesterday included
three cars "oats, two cars way
ifreight and three horses.
Yesterday- the ~hody ol ,the late
,Miss llinnie Currie who died in New
Haven, Conn., was brought to this
city by the mail special. _
. The pulpit and politics will be the
theme ofthe sermon preached by
Rev. G. R. White in the Baptist
church tomorrow eveuingf.
The members oi the South Afri-
can Contingents in this Province
will attend divine worship in Bt.
James Church tomorrow morning at
Beautiful spring like weather-
with a bright sun every day and
temperature several degrees above
'freezing point.
There will be a horse race on the
Clyde River ice today at two o'clnck
Ilt will be remembered this race was
postponed from Thursday last.
-The funeral of the lute Miss Minnie
Currie will take place from her mo-
ther's residence, 216 Sydney Street
east today at half past three to the
Peoples' Cemetery.
That venerable chamber--the House
oi Assembly-is undergoing its annu-
inl spring cleaning-the microbes; bc-
ing evicted to make room for the
politicians. Next week the chamber
will be partly heated with "hot
air." 1
Geo. H. Barr, ofilcinl referee of
dairy prndpcts, Montreal, will ad-
dress the Dairy Association in Char-
lottetown on Tuesday next. Being
one of the highest authorities on
Dairy matters a treat isin store
‘for riairymen and farmers.
A congregation of about 800 were
presnpit recently in Wall Bt. Church,
Broc ville Mass., when the pastor
is \1"600\'0l'l!`\§ from his recent acci-`pi-cached on the subject. What does
'the Bible teach ;sbout Heaven and
‘Hell Charles Earls of Montreal and
the large congregation by his ex-
my Soul. -
Her many friends will reggret to
-hear of the death .of Bsrsli Camp-
bell, relict of the late James F. Mc-
Rae of Rosobery, which took place
on the 12th inst at theage of 78
years. She leaves to. mourn two
sons and one daughter-John and
Richard' of' Rosebery and Mrs.Wbite
a woman of a kind cheerful disposi-
tion who was held in very highes-
teem by all who knew her.
The grocery ' contest for this
week will be decided this evening at
Fairyland in Bummsrside. All
coupoif holders should be on hand
as each coupon stands a chance to
win one of the ten prizes.. The
pictures are splendid and include.
Nature Fakirs, a Shit on President
Roosevelt. The Swimming feats of
the Ncedhsm Bros.. 'at crystal
'Palace' is also worth seeing. lt
shows them diving and swimming
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gl“'°"o".wm mum, . loring or some days from the pro-I --- _
ll o'clock.
E7” t""°d “"1 amd 7°’ Thetyblicemen who have been ui with hands and fest tied to ether.
..,,|,, *Allin C014. are naw reported to be ost instructive and interesting
':":l'“:l':"b' Nxmhmfaf losing- their grip. fax the 'Domestic Science Classes
M", .. -- |taken part in by the senior pupils
 N Q F iiiiiiiiuiio' tire diiixi-“iii .ritiatiiieniiiiié
BBWUI .
  ...sn...f -§ SQA Ni. or _BV it 0-S-
Tasifnrisiigmaiiism in all the  may be learned in another local
st les and finish °
only chance to see the Three Danc-
Wonderlsnd to
Rev. Wm. McLeod will conduct
the market yesterday principally by
petition, the full articulara of which
paragraph in todsy's Guardian
 _ This is positively the last and ofthe City Schools and the students
of the Prince of Wales College. On
iirig Durands arg so Le Pelleticrs at‘Thursday about two hundred pupils
. g _ ‘
accompanied by their teacher Miss
'Juniper gathered in the main market
building to witness the cutting up
* divine service_on tomorrow in West- of a caress of beef by Saunders and
5 moreland schoolhouse at 11 o'cloek, Newsom, butchers. As the cutters
Tryon at 2.30 and Appin Road at 7. ‘
carefully set aside each section of
the csrcas, Miss Juniper explained
 &  I Quits a quantity of hay cams in to the various cuts and impressed
upon her pupils the diilercnt values
,the ice from West River. It sold at of each, thus imparting to them
M  from 75 to 80' cents per hundred valuable information for future use.
weight. . . | ' »
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For one Week only we offer ou-r The funeral of the late John G I
l1e“f' SU-Wk Of (`m“ge Mafnlnade McKenzie, Vernon River Bridge takes
just received fr6m rr sse & B‘sck- ‘place at nine owieek mis rr.f»,.|,,,
well. London. at, the fll wing' *-0 5*- -7°H°\1ill\'9 0h\\r¢h. Vernon
very low figurcs-- _ -}___,_ 31"" <
7 P°'lM| lil" |°\’ 70° °l¢|l- - , ' Many readers of The Guardian will
Ipounii glassiars for lie each. regret to hear that John Pethick, of
I-~~~f~-»‘s'r::;::z:...“f:.‘::°°.;°::.es.f L' fri \\\\ /%
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The Provincial Rifle T
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PHOTOGRAPHS ..';..;.::'..:‘;':°..:1,::‘.'..°:;"...:.»:=:.‘::§ -_- 
y ` T110 9947413” i9 l“‘°|'m°d mill- The following lsaeirn _andfairlyaecu-
__=_BY _Q Wh" Ulllhf- |18" 5995 B l°\`|°‘-‘U lf' rate method of deiarmlnlhg whether one's
cldent occur d recentl , when Wm
eyes are astigmaiic or nou-
oi Waltham, Mass. Mrs. McRae was'
on the harbor ice.
Anthony McAskill, City, while
skating oil Rad Point recently skat-
ed into open water and had a nar-
row escape from drowning.
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There were not very 'many visitors
from the country in~ the City yuter-
The ice on the river ls in good
shape for teams to travel on the
surface ice being a mixture oi snow
and rain frosen hard and not to
E. H. Mitchell, City has won' the
distinction oi having one of her
pictures hung in the largest minia-
Fairyland last night showed
splendid pictures, and each film aa
it was unrollcd told, and told well,
ard proved a feature good enough to
attract a big house, and the sing-
The' following is the full text of
the order issued for the Guard of
Honor to attend at the opening of
the Legislature on Tuesday next:-
Regimental Orders. By Lt-Col. H.
M. Davison. Commanding tth, Regi-
ment, C. A. Guard' of Honor: Pur-
suant to District Orders of this day
ri Guard of Honor consisting of the
following detail with’ the band of
the regiment will parade at the
Drill Hall on Tuesday, the 25th,
February, inst., in time to be form-
ed up and marched to the Provincial
Building in time to receive His
Honor the Lieutenant Governor on
Legislature at _3- o'c1ock, p. m.
Detail Btafl: 1 adjutant, sergeant
maior, i pay master sergeant. No.
1 Co: l captain, Z subnlterns, 1
quarter master sergeant, 4 ser-
mreants. 4 corporals, 63 gunners.
iNo. 2 Co. 33 gunners. Salute: A
salute of 15 guns will be fired from
Fort Edward as His Honor leaves
Government House for the above
mentioned purpose. Detail for firing
salute: Stall: 1 medical onlcer,1
i quarter master sergeant.
| No. 2 Co., 1 major or
captain, 2 lieutennnts, 1 sergeant
major, 6 sergeants, 6 corpornls, 6
ibombardiers, 16 gunners. 1 trumpet-
er. By Order, A. G. Peake. Major
and Adjutant.
his arrival to open the Prov`nciali
' Ice-boating conditions are perfect John A. McDonald. Cardigan. was'
a passenger by the mail special last
~ -- 1 night. - i
Herbert Dawson will lcadthe boys'
meeting Bunday mornlng~at the Y.
M. C. A.
Father Burke, Alberton, left last
night for Georgetown en route to`
day, owing to the roada.being near- Kingston, Out. '
ly bare oi snow and affording poor --
glelghing. W. A. Hawley, City, was in Mount
Stewart yesterday. ` 1 |
J. M. Davison, City. has been
confined to his house 'through ill-
ness for some days. -
rough on top. ' --
» -- . A letter from J. H. Judson. Alex-
Miss .L_ M. D. Mitchell. sister of andria, on the spring shooting of
game birds will appear in Monday's_
issue. '
i
ture art galleries in New York, Miss Ele‘e Nicholsomwho is train
- --- ing as a nurse in New York is ex-
pected holnc next week to visit her
parents Donald and Mrs. Nicholson,
Prince Btreet.
-a story that it was worth going tol l i
see. is addition the clever serossuel The warmest yesterday was 27 de-
worii and specialties or Meer. How- sreee above mo. and at also lost
night it was 24 above. During
Thursday night the thermometer
ing was quite up to the mark. Al- WGN 00 16 D\>0‘/°~ `
together Fniryland provides s plea-i ~__*°
sant anetrtainrnent, one that is sure' Rev. W. M. Field Dl'¢l1¢\1W Hi
to repay 811 who 5g¢¢n¢1_ Bonshaw at il n. m. In the evening
.___ i a thank oficring service will
held at Tryon under the auspices of
the United Baptist W. M . -'A. I
Society. _ _ i
At the N‘ckei, which during all
this week has been showing some
change of program last night in--
troduced new films that sustained.
the already fine reputation earned,
by this popular house. The pictures
are remarkably clear, and a pleasure*
to watch. The subjects shown last
night were simply grand, and the-
Nickel is thoroughly deserving of the
best patronage. _
Bumper houses, from the opening
to the closing of th_e hall, greeted
the extra bill put on last night at
Wonderland. Evidently the public
appreciated the specially big pro-
gram, for the seats were alloc-
cupied all night and many had to
stand. Easily the premier attraction
was thc work of the dancing Dur
ands, who are fun-makers of the
first-class, as well as being thef
clevereat dancers that have ‘planked|
it down" in Market Hall for many a. (D) l'm
day. The Pelletiers in their playlet|Foot&
i _ i '
judged for
many with "skates on",
recent snow and rain
spoiled* the smooth ice on 'the.har~
The horse races today will he on
the its between Vie‘tcria~Park Point
and York
to be found in another column of
today’s Guardian. , 1
Point. The entries are
The All-Canadian coucerti in St.
James Hail lsat evening was greeted
with a crowded house. The diner-
recltations, choruses. etc.
and the address by nav. 'i'.r.Fuiieri
well rendered and heartily
. The tableau: were ar-
gotten up and paalsd ol
quite successfully. The sale of home-
made candy during the intermission
was a happy feature.
In a letter competition for adver-
tisinz purposes, carried out by the
Petrie Mfg Co., ol Hamilton, Ont..
all school children under
fifteen years ui age, there were twen-
of n dollar each given; and
though there ‘were ninny hundreds of
letters received from all over Cun-
uf the twenty prizes were
carried oil by children of P. E. Ia-
cllouls. The letters wore
good writing, correct
neatness rind proper ai"
rnngemcnt,~ns well iis giving the
information uskcd for in a concise
form, The
names ul the prize win-
his Province arc:Mn.ud H.
Court, Dunstnflnnge; Mary Lowther,
Nine Mile Crock; J. G. lioss, Union
Hond;~En
M. Webster, Marie; Florence Wood,
Alexandria.
strikingly good motion pictures, t.he;Gompuny
id Simpson. Buy View; Ida
The following from the
certainly speaks well for
the contestants from this Province,
“The writers of the letters from P.
E. Island are to be commended for
their good writing, correct spelling,
and nentness in arrangement. In n
contest to be decided by Provinces
Prince Edward Island would easily
curry oh first prize."
The third of the Saturday series of
papers will be read by Mr. Watts bo-
day at two p.m, in the Kindergarten
Hall. The pianiste of the day will
be Miss Fanny Gill. She will play
iihe following numbers.
Fontaine-Bohm.
(b) Lullaby-from Jocelyu, Tc,
(c) C. sharp minor waltz-Chopin.
S. Moore has kindly con-
give three numbers.
ln) lixg
netic waltz-Arditi.
wearin 'awa to the lend--\.
made it nit, and the motion ic- fe) Four Leaf Clover-Coombs
tures given is such generous mea&irei AHSTYUCU DOW! Will bt Elven on
¢0mp1Bted_ with Auggm qimimwsjthe musical numbers. Those' attend-
iiiuggmgga Bohm A pmg,-am mag ,ing are requested to he in their seats
was delightful all through. by “V0 D-UL
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~ V f -' Er
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A 'ir iw . p-'an'i_1>ri. aMr.ais,onr- _   _ B
bell's. C0". is ViBi¢lD8 in V0\‘I\0n ld)tteli:own,ogsByl; grelitv plfasure atc e fa   0
l'C»
- covering this spring
back.
Many an old cosy corner will need re-
many anew one will be built! for what
is more comfortahe than a nicc."‘cornar"
witlia iirie pile of cushions rchind one.’s
and cretonnes that we intended for covering
cosy corners. The patterns and color. are
most attractive. ~ `
pressive singing of ‘the solo. Sun of " ‘ ' I-*""~ .
Cosy   Corners at 1
House=Cleaiiing '
and _nndouhtedlyf
Sateen:
28 to 34 inches wide
Regular i 5c per yard for irc
Regular zoc pei
Regular 25c per yard for igc
Regular 3oc per yard for 23c
Now we have a few lines efsrt satec.s Ari _cr. _
'28 to 34 inches vi- ide.
Regular r4c per yard for Ile
Regular 16c per yard for :2c
Regular 2-rc per yard for 17c
Regular 24c pei' yard for x8c_
All
Time
A
' \_ard for 15c
cioiincs
Tapestry Cushion Covers
A special liuc of Tapestry cushion covers that will wash when soiled and
will stand all kinds of hard usage. The colors 'come principally in shades O
green and fawn. just-sew two oi’ these covers together and your ciishiep is rendy`
The price is, only 25c each.-
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an extra edort unnamed to pull
ea e as eye eepa y r
in Bret one and ihen the other
` x H. Gai-ew ofrhheatley ltiver, or. his "A dr ~ rn. r ii | 4" ~
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vihngmmeeet aamilfmmli "" E 1-MN h, Q, Debentures will be sold ie replace h. .
eeqmnfn-I wi' in is ew_n  Itseales ncnsse every year. we demonstrated bythe eatiefiictery results l°“d.“m_°°` ‘uh ,_y‘b|° 3,, n Y-_N
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g ve Exam £01 ‘well of  Island Condition Powder. CURAT3 M4 C R _ f W ¢\I IC! M" “dum” du,|,.,|,, ng, ,ng-, _|,, nl t lS price.
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Strawberry,
Gooseberry.
won‘t last long