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_ . , _- - .THE CHARIJOTTETOWN GUARDIAN PAGE SEVEN
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fienuingledoeeo Ayers erry
at bedtime will com ieiel coatrolthoni
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.ie»¢a1an»».l-a1,e»J "°°*'°\- Mm only for einem ei ue Head Ufilces in New Pfowse Block-Charlottetown
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For an C._hiId’s_ Birthday   . ,
Community
Si|verChiid’s Set
would lit in very nicely.
Each set ‘ in a nice satin
lined case. ‘ _ ' 1
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hing Better for a (lift
. ` . Thana
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. G. H- COOK.
New DesBrisay Block, ` `
'|‘i\asi.n¢i|o um..-er u - ny it Ainnys
a iVr|¢~||f,|-
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“rushes”
I I Q
Digestive Tonic
Renews the Appetite.
imparts Strength Quikly. y
Fleintains Permanent Effects, .
it is a most valuah e med-cinn lu"
p~rsor1s who are recovering irorn an
atwirk ofthe grippe.
Price 25c per box. `
GEO. 5E. iiU3GllES.l
r\nolliev.'\rIes llall
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Curing' a Figure
ina cake walk is one thlng,and
fitting n figure in business in .
nnoth¢r.]uar now weare cn ning
clothtaand makin.; them up
in the awel'est manner.
li' yon care about ' our
clo'lns uon'tpn=s no in your
choice. if you du you _
Will Le Sorry. `
Advice given free ami clothes
given for very i tile more. '
Nicllilil.»:id & Pcrw.
The Nrviby Tniloru _
i73Gr. George St.-
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COAL
Reserve :Run .
osonamoeasocaosoec 1::a:oaes:so1aoa:rncsua:ao
W=°°°"’°°"°" °“°”°“3.’EF';°‘§’?__
Big
Bargains .
at Allcy`s
in
Footwear
U 30p c
'i l)lSC0lllli
The bigsale of slipe
samples is still going
'- on. If you have' not
. suited yc- ui’.~‘elf to a pair, `
; drop 'in and see them
_'g and be convinced that
3 they are the best lot of
samples ever sho vu in
 the city; every pair the
-‘1 latest styles--1'euieiu-
- ber the discount ‘
` 30 p c off the regular »
selling prices.
1
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Mine, 0 -U
nverness
Round, .
Hard f hestnut
All inshed clean
and dry at
Geo. E. FuI|’s
Goal Yaul  
udtf  » We have just received a case of
. I 1 V ) _ _ _
 S a I B are now open for your iii.-.pection
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at
-OFTHE -
llH.ll.ll.JllllllSllll.
Kent Street, .
Practice limited to Diseases
of Eye. Har. Nose, Throat
and Skin. -
lives teutcd n.nfl_ fitted for
glaasen.
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9 tn ii n. in. l.C'l-ILS) D ln. --
lqvnnlirgn by anpoiiitmlilit
dwnv
English Market
` Baskrs .
inarlcet baskets direct from the
‘oidconntryc 'I`licre are severa
different sires and et) les and they
Eaglil Slllltl 5 asian or oorrs.
This week we offer
' loo” pairs of inen’s ' _
American' Goodyear l I A  -  A 
welted shoes at si dis- . e I 0 '_
count' of i-‘lf-"_
Regzllliir pPl`ll2es are I q  I .0
- 's .'s.._4-25. 4-'so a11<14-'/5,
lessw ‘_ .
Telephone l9_2, '_ I 1
Charlottetown P Elslaizd
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This isa rare chance .
to gel: a first class shoe
,ata very low price. 5
V Cdiitdqttick if y°“ l
want a..patr. `
Sprague 6: C0.
Hllfbl. BRIINSWIC K
. ucucron. ie. a.
1"h¢'Lei-gent and itat Located Hotel
in gin- city, Acoonimndatiiq zoo greet:
,|,mi¢a i the owntn ofrpsdou-memo on
I it
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held in the Arona Rink tonight. Thi
admission will be as usual.
The event of the reason is Princi
‘Street School concert in the Open
House on Friday evening Feb. tht
seventh.
There will be splendid advertietn;
pictures and the beat vocal music av
Bt. Paul'a schooiroom on Tuesday
4th February. ,
Great interest is being tak'en i.
the approaching game between the
Crystals and Vice. No doubt it wi.
be the fastest and closest hockey eva
played here.
The Vica are putting in some har.
,practice for the coming games witl
the Crystals and the opinion in hoc
key circles ia that it will be the hes'
-contested hockey ever seen_liere.
At the annual meeting of the Sold
ier’s Wives League of this city hel-
in the Artillery Armouriea the iol
lowing officers were elected :-
; Mrs. Moore-Hon. President.
Mrs. Jenkins-President, '
Mrs. Reddin-2nd Vice-President.
Mrs. Arthur Peake-3rd Vice Presl~
dent. ,, ,
Secretary-Mrs. V. L. Goodwill.
Treasurer-Miss Ethel Stewart.
Trade locally is alittle quiet i'
provisions just now, says the Mari
time Merchant. There is a littli
barrelled pork moving, lard is mov
ml! very well, and there is only :
'fair trade is smoked meats. But th
'holiday quietness is commencing tr
-tllve place to more activity. Hog
|hnve advanced a riuarter of a cent i'
|Prlncé Edward Island, but the Chi
icngo markets is not any firmer thai
,it has been. lA little bit later on
‘Perhaps by early sprin_g, an advan
ce will take place, it is thought, bu
|ff\r the present things are runnin;
'along about on an even keel. ”
l On account of the price of hide
[having dropped the trade requires, 1
better price on beef says the Mari
time Merchant, Halifax. The hid
represents one-f-ight»of the weight o
Ithe animal and when any importnnf
drop in value of the hide occurs a bet
,ter price for the dressed meati
'necessary to even up the profit, Th
,demand locally is very good, th
,steamshlp business in the wintr
‘months contributing greatly to thi
rresult. There is plenty of from
lpork to be had, but supplies o
fresh killed are scarce. Prince E6
ward Island is sending fair quar
t.it.iea_ to the Halifax market, Tb
.demand locally is not extra ‘heavy
|'I`he fishermen in the near vicinity c
ll-Ialifax, who usually buy pork quit
extensively for winter uae, have tur
lnggrtheir attention more to beef thi:
The home of Joseph Merrit, 51
Bannntyne avenue, Winnipeg, was th
.scene of a very pretty wedding oi
Monday evening. when George w.Mf
Lean. of that city. was united i
-marriage to Minn Luiinn snnrerien
“UW Of Winnipeg, formerly of Card!
gan in this Province, and Boston
The ceremony was performed by Rev
C. W. Gordon (Ralph 0nnor),i
the presence of only th§"~intimat¢
friends of the bride and groom. Tb
bride was eharmingly attired in-
travelling suit of brown, and carrier"
a boquet of white roses and ferns
_She was given awny by John Wald
‘ president of the Wm. Weld Company
London, Ont., publishers of Thr
Farmers’ ‘Advocata. The brldesmalr
.was Miss Jeanette MacEachren,taete
fully gowned in a dainty creation o
pale blue. The groom is a popula'
young man of Winnipeg, and an ex
pert employee of the F‘armer's Ad
vocate. I-Ie was supported during th
ceremony by H. B. Smith, aaaociat‘
editor on the same journal. Aite
the ceremony, the congratulatlon
and the sumptuous repast; the youni
couple left for their home on Notr
Dame avenue, followed by showerso
“ice and the best wishes of thei
friends. Many gifts were sent na to
keno of esteem by friends.
At the request of George W. John
son a copy of th# Charlottetowv
Guardian has been orwarded to hir
to be used no indicated in the follow
ling article, which appeared in a ra
cent issue of the New York Herald
George W. Johnson, an old-time Har
lem River oarsmon. now living here
is constructing a 'peculiar boat i
which he contemplates rowing fron
St. Augustine, Fla., to New Yorlv
via the inside route-through th
sounds, bayous and canals-max'
spring. The boat is to be construct
cd of newspapers and to be in th.
form oi a shell, with a little mor-
beam than the ordinary racing type.
Mr. Johnson rowed from New Yor‘
to Boston in 1888 in a somewha'
similar craft. The length of th'
|cruiaing shell is twenty feet by
twenty inches beam, six inches dean
lend it win nrve ren wnureigne inuir
iheads. The boat is to be construct
led entirely of newspapers. Mr. John
'son hopea to have in the craft a cop;
,of every daily paper in the Unite(
(States. About twenty thicknesses of
paper is to be used- for the hull o'
the shell, which will be made ln. e
mold under pressure, producing a
composition harder and tougher than
any wood. The dock will be similar-
ly constructed of paper, and the-
hbadinge _ol the _ynrioue papers will
be used as a mosaic for the outli\‘le`
,coating The mould in all ready »at
Mr. Jobniion’c bazaar, St. Anglic-
tlne, and as noon an newspapers are
sent in in -lndieient quantity Mr.
Johnson will begin work on his no-
vel craft.
:British Almond Pink-The old
reliable for chopped hands and rough-
ened skin. It hu no equal. Gloves
can be worn immediately after uninh-
|5c per bottle. A. W. Roddln Piiem
B. Sunnyside.
-
  W Velveteen, Molasses
There were sk passengers to
ieorgetown by the Stanley yester-
.ay.
The 4th Regt. Band have kindly of-
ered their eervicos to play at the
kate for the poor tonight in the
trena.
Mies Mabel Woolner, of North Rus-
ico who han been visiting friend:
.nd relatives at Victoria returned
.uma Monday.
The Guardian has received from the
[assay Harris a large calendar for
his year, the frontisplece for which
s a picture of the Pileated wood-
) k `
ec er.
Bt. Paul's entertainments are al-
'ays of a high class so you will not
be disappointed on Tuesday evening,
th February, as the committee in- ‘
ends this one to be the best yet.
Capt. T. J. Craig of the S.B. City
t London has received word of the
leath of his mother at the residence
ihis sister, Mrs. (Dr.) A. H. John-
on, Chicago, Ill. The Captain left
ir Chicago last. evening, Mrs. Mar-
aret Craig is the relict of the late
fajor Craig, 47th Batt. Vol. Militia,
Ilngston, Ont., where she resided
'om 1840 up to three years ago,
hen she removed to Chicago. She
an in her 89th year.
The appearance of Miss Viola
'lentworth at Wonderland last night,
aa a pleasant ,surprise to many who
lad not. expected her until this even-
ig. To say that she is a soubrette
f far more than ordinary attrac-
`ons, is to give no adequate idea of
er capabilities in the way of enter-
iinlng at all. She made 'a capital
ebut in her song “Monkey-Land"
nd received u most. persistent encore
7 which she responded with a song
f her own composition “Viola’s
rung." . Her dance was the piece de
-:siatance however, and as ber song
vepared her audience for something
ood, so the dance proved a win-
er. She dances with a vim and
iprit seldom surpassed on the
_ :age today, and she completely
iptivated her audience before she
ad been before them even a brief
race. Her sand dance is like noth-
ig ever given here under that name,
id she will certainly not fail to
sep up the reputation of Wonder-
tnd for entertaining programs and
enuine amusement. It is safe to
redict for Wonderland the most suc-
issiul week in its history. and its
oubrette and artiste is sure of
ttiniz appreciation during the re-
minder of her stay here.
The Guardian has received from J.
_ Ruddlck, Dairy and Cold Storage
oinmissiouer the following circular :
Geo. H. Barr, a member of my
.ai’f, who was Ofiicial Referee of
-utter and Cheese at Montreal last
ason in speaking of his work at
io recent Dairy Convention held at
ictou, Ont., made the statement
iat "only 2 'per cent of the cheese
'inch' he examined were of No. 1
rade. ' Ibis statement,has been
idely q oted na showing n. serious
audition in the Canadian Cheese
lrade. As there is nothing in the
'atement itself or in thc facts of
he case to warrant such a conclu-
ion, I ask your permission to make
he following explanation. As Mr.
'arr explained in his statement, he
tamined less than halt’ of 1 per cent
r about one lot out of every '200
its of cheese received at Montreal
uring the season, and further, as he
as asked to examine only those lots
/htch were suspected of beinr: infer-
or in quality, or which had been
ondemned by the purchasers, it is
nt surprising that only 2 per cent
'ere drst grade. The showing is n
emarkably good one rather than a
ad one. Aa a matter of fact, the
uality oi Canadian cheese never
"-004 85 hiilll as it does at the pre-
ent. time. More improvement has
men made in the laet~ year or two
han for many years previous. The
'riter has just returned from a
ingthy visit to the market of
lreat Britain and can speak with
ontldence on that point.”
BEWARE OF SUBS'l`ITU'l‘EBl
Greedy dealers endeavour to pan
fi a substitute for Putnam'a Corn
llxtractor. Insist on "Putnam’s"
mly-it cures corns rind warts tho-
roughly. The imitation may fail.
I.-grid ....._._ a=____-:_
\
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Test For Aaiigmati sm.
. The ‘ol'o».lng. i» e simple and
aiily =c.}:iraia method off e|erm:i\
~g who ,er o_m.'s eye ar.: _ani _
matic oriiot:-- i -. ` ' ._
‘Ai n disa ice of three frei,eech
-' thoioilr email squares- in the
':“L°°”i":r ':'°° " ‘rr 
we an ~t net. any o ‘n-
~qaan s eiand out more pioryinegi-
- than othul. Auignatlesu s ii -,
c-t d Test ei ch eye ieoanvely hy
cveiing lint one and then the
orlier._
'Anais inatgein. wh'cli is *due 'o iireg-
» . i. ini ecnivetniec ne re rac-
rliné ebrfecee iii one of-the moe! coni-
mon ae well u ore of the most diffi-
-iilt troubles to accurately correct.
Our method; oi examination are
\'0CURATE ami. CERTAIN. which
fee: te de. oriented my the wishe-
toiy relnlia ootainpd in almost' every
NIO.
if not uotiaffled we want 'to have a
 
Meat mae .eetthe Aiw av ni Bunv sto r
i , srAN|.£v eros.
Now-Don’t
Great ' ~
Court Grip or
Discount 5 ' _
Sale Pneumonia.
U or Wear a
Continues
e Hand me Down
When We Can C
»_ . . Sellyoua
Ladies'oi'
Misses' Coat
Ai The
Following
Prices i '
the i
.Always
` Busy ‘
Store
` l\/lisses` coat or
excellent heavy
cheviot, full ` box
back, double breasted
regular $4.50
Sale price $3.00
Misses’ coat of heavy
Scotch tweed, nicely
trimmed, well made
and iinished. Regular
price $5.00 1
Sale price $5.55
_ Girls’ Coats
$2.1 5 for $1.45.
$2.25 for $1.50.
:$3.50 for $2.35.
, Ladies’ Coats
O" heavy fancy clieviot,
our box back, halt lined.
25
To _
33
per cent
_ Discount
mnnéxuli
. Regular $10.50
' Entire Sale price $7.00
All others iiistock
at the same discount.
Stock
Stanley Bros.
lilill GERY SATISFAUTIUN
is what we aint to give our customers. if you are not
radiii g here give us a trial order and see if it is not as wc say.
Your order will be much appreciated.
Sanderson Q). Co.  
' dt1s~tn ti- Sunnyside Croce-`s. `
. '. ll '
Fr.o 5 4;)
` i b' a a‘l the delicate
gli ( aw", :lmpui-'be white winlsr wheat with the body
 building qullitieo of the beat. hard Manitoba
 ._,N57`A "ring wheat. This Llending, always exact.
`o/ ( insures unilormiiy ol' quality and dilute:
IQ __  the airength io the preeieo degree suitable
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O , ,r U ~‘ i - 1'heCaa\obeilMi\lla¢Coupaq.Ltd.i
aye gh, beer on t e market. Jlsk for White’s andftake no other. lrhlmto help rw- ‘ . \_ ' 1...". .M ¢-,,,¢,_ - i .
G F. iillli BENIN
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Damage. V
WllllllE|iliNll
TUNIGRT
Miss Viola Wentworth .
Singing 'ind Dancing Son-
brene will appeurall ihis_ w.ek.
PIETURES _ '
Flirting on Sands g
- Summer girll great S¢¢fl¢ °f I
'conquest-Comic. ‘ f
Hex River, Africa
A n insiruciive journey through
l Cape Town.
Mephisto Prison _
A great l|'ansf¢n;nialion sctne
Magical Press .
See this tilm, bc_\-ond dea-
criplioii. `
| Bram Storm
l lluiv .'\ pour main is crnlnd _
| hy ii tolepliuiw. iii- rlionld have
nnmv win aihiwru ‘
I illustrated Song '
livMr,llarne\'. 
Change of Pictures
‘ Monday, Wednesday and Frida!
- Sc. Admission 5c.
Amateur Night Every friday.
. .»\pplit~nni.» recriuerl any day
| during the week ul. the b_ox
, ol`|`i&'e.
-aid innilis
m -
Synns's of Sanadlaii larth-Weil
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS.
l Ani' even numbered ee:-tion f linmihlbv
Lund ni Manitoba, Bealiatchewou and
alberta. o\reptingB and 2%, not maarved
muy be lioniuswnfled hy any pcnion who lr th
nole heud ofn fnmilv. ni any male ov er ilyplr
of nge. to the mtent of onequarwr section
ln] n, nioru or-lone.
Avipicutifnni for entry mni-t be mldoin
~ piuaun by thc uppiicuiil. utn Dom niou [Anil
ego ny or Enhugoncy fur the dletrlct in
which the land is 1-itu»ite.ii‘.n'ry by pro!! UNI
Iotv-vr-igboirudu at an agency on oorrqiny
winilitlonn by the falh r. rn ithur. non
lunrighwr, br..ther or alnwr of any intending
l homcstnuder.
The homestandur la req ired to p rform the
hnmeate d duties . under oni of the
:allowing plana.
(ll At lunar. wir mouth' rec-idnuco upon and
cultlva' ion of tho land in each year for tliron
yearn.
- (21 A hoinenteoder miy. it he so drain
poiforni tho required residence duiiwi bi
living on fu.v-ming land owned eo‘cly by him
not lou than fighty [ilu] in.-ies in extent. in
the vicinity of his lionion end. Joint ownrreh
in land will not rncct thin i'B¢ll\ll‘BU1¢l\f~
[3] if the father-lor uinthor. if thu father in
deceased) of honiestoarler has permanent
cs'denco ouiarming land ownod solely bl'
him, not less than clgnty [80] nciaa in extant
nthe vicinity or rho homestead. or upon o
humeatoad ontorcd for by nini in tho vicinity
‘auch homeawnder may perform his own
rcdilerce duties by living wltn t! oat:\
m(liwt'l?l'iii‘ierm"vi»'i|i°"y inthe two prceeii
ng pragrnphn in doflu na ineuningnot more
han i-inn niiloe In ndiro tllnc. moclu-ivo of
t hmliizisagfnruad allowances crow od l|i~Lb¢
will A lionieafonrierlnlcndlng to Eerform hir
residence dutleeln nw :dance wir the above
,yhu,\N.,g with purnivs or on fnrinlus lar!
rwned by himself muat notify \hl_A|'Bl\! 0|
Lhedwtr cl. of auch inlcniion.
Six rucntbif notice in writing Rliould bsllvel
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f{'°”r‘i‘l‘ll.llI.‘i\’lT.l‘fln.fi'f’.§».n2..3?.‘Z! 31' on oi
roi-tieenienr will not be paid for _
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‘INT l C"‘LONl -
niwn-Y . 5
l`ravel by Your Own; Line tc
Quebec, Montreal and »
All Points West
Canad».'s Famous Train
The Maritime
Express
is unsurpassed ini the excell.
ence of its Dining Car Service
md Sleeping Car`Accumnioda-
ions. '
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For ti.-xets,tlni-e tables and ull in
‘ 'mati on apply to Superintendent
JE. island Railwav.Char‘ottetown
Dominion Atlantic Railway
o dsieamuhl Lino-io via Yarmouth
“ . ..f:.."£'f°-""*‘f“..."° ......- ~ -
~ wecn om . ova we on
vin Turo. Windnor J:-tnoail Halifax ICXPSIIESS
'i‘RAiNBlcnve Hulifax._rhilly_(oxcopt Sn yu,
ut, 7.25 nun., foR_Dighy and aminuth nliking
onngotlonat armgutli for Boilton. _
Ml |l..t.'D‘Dl\'l ON-Trnlnn of t-hu Bild
land liivlulnii lonvo Winrluor daily except- Sun-
day! for Trum at 1.40 a. in. and 5.35' p. ni. and
from Truro for Windsor 'at M0 1. _
p.m. connet-ling Truro with trairui
1-olonlnl i\i\il\w\y at Windsor wi
tminn to mid from Hoya: for Yunnan
The ltoyal and ’ B. Mull Htoa
. mah
'ri mam MimF?|Be»'i."5"mamW" 1 he
ll! 1 |Ll\f ll _
twoon th# Maritime Pi-oviiicoaaiiil 
houvo ai-rnouth for Bosémi Wcdn 7 and
Siatuniay miarrival of :prose Trslg from
Halifax. Rota ing leave Long Wharf il.
Tuonllayaod dag. Pvuwngen ni-rivi_g‘in
li nit, aye Lwpmbkyltgrwn ln.
nn lnonAtlantlc ta ani time.
or furtlmr in1oruiation..l`touorvntion of
Statmeonnns; ow. writes or tel ph R, l.‘.
l'AiiKl\1R (trier. lien. Panic- .Kontvilln
.\'ovuBcctla. -
lldi-wtf 1'. (IIFKISS General Mnnllcf
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l)R. lEi.`KlE M. R. if. 'V
Veterinary
Graduate of the
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