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Dainty
Lotion
Carnation Cream will
be needed almost daily
during the cold, raw
weather of the coming
mouths.
It keeps the skin soft
and comfortable, ban-
rshes chaps in a night,
and is delightful to use.
Not greasy or sticky.
his absorbed as soon
as applied. Costs but
little and there is noth-
ing better at any price,
25 cents a bottle.
J. G.Jamicson,
DRUGGIST.
GAB SEIIVIGE
Passengers, ha a e, etc., eon ed
anywhere desiredgg igeave orders a`t¢§c~
Donald & hicKiuuon‘s Drug Store or at
stables, Sydney Street, nar Steve-
¢ou’s Corner. J. li. NICHOLSON,
r~28 d r yr. Telephone No. 153
Gard !
To the Electors of
Ward 4
Gentlemen:-As the time is short
it is impossible for me to urakc a
personal canvass of the ward.
Ithcrefore take this opportunity of
risking you for your support in the
coming election.
If elected I will as in the past do my
utmost for the interest of the city in
§vcueral and especially represent Ward
F.
UU
'flranking you very muclr for your
support in tht' past,
l am
}ou1 faithful <ervant
7|l7t D. S FEWART.

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Hurrah !
lllllllilliiiiill illllilll'
SATUDDAY, FEBRUARY 10. lil.
TllE TIAISCDNTNENYAL.
We read of contracts being let for con-
struction work on the ‘tvanaeontiaenul
Railway ln the want, while little or noth-
ng seems to be doing on the eastern
section between Quebec and Moncton, the
annoys having been suspended before
they were completed. what doaa this
maui The temrs of the statute are plain.
Section 10 of the .tct of lil)4 ooueetllllll
the National Transcontinental Railway
provides that “the work of construction ,
. shall be commenced. as nearly as may
be, simultaneously at Moncton. n’
Quebec, at the junction of the eastern
division with the branch southerly . . .
and at Wlnnipetr. - . in auch manner
that the section between Winelpeg and
Quebec and between Quebec and
Moncton shall be completed as nearly as
practicable at the same time."
Now The Guardirn has not been able
to see the necessity of duplieatlugthe
Intercolouisi by snother_ Government
road betweeuQnei>re and Moncton. llauy
persons whosejndgmeut and motives we
respect believe such duplication to be
necessary and important, with the ohieet.
ot securing a shorter line and with more
favourable arades than the intarcoloniai
Railway affords.
But whawver differences of opinion may
exist in that regard all must agree that
the law ought to be carried out, or re-
moved fronr the sutute book. Simultan-
rous beginning and completion of the
‘several sections is plainly in the mandate
or Parliament. lf the Moncton-Quehs;
section ls lobe built it ouuhl. now to be
put under contract with theother sec-
tions. If it ls not to be built the ,country
ought to know_ the_fsct. Both the law
and the country are beirrrz triiled with
in this matter.
Toronto lrasv decided to increase the
pay of its police force up to the following
llgures; inspectors $1450. sergeants and
detectives lliili; Brat-class 'ronatables
Wwzseooud-class conslahles DHD; third-
class cousurbies l7iIl. And the polioo
`don't do any better work lu Toronto than
ltlrey do right. here in Chaiottetovvn.
endeavoriugto isducs the Government
to assist his projected expedition in
search of the north pole. He is a seaman
of ability, enterprize und skill, experi-
enced in arctic navigation and patriotic-
.ally devoted to Canada. it would be a
splendid advertisement for Canada should
aCann~lian ekplorer be the first. to dis-
icover ll. Captain Bernler’s pisnls as
rational as ar\y`yet, put. forward for french-
, _ I _ _
wrnrnrsuuaa-vrqurasa rom
“pawns strewn 'Nil W ll*
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year-,anded.lmsi¢aa\hall\IlI|l5|°l°f ill
trqmlrumumnrram. -
|vre:ar:-lr* M-sz A-ri-rr-ra Ar..\`7\/Ave BL-JOY-U-"»'..¢F*
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Thereaaellliaba but little question
rlrattho Baprmo Court at New Bruno
vvlskrloaldeflaeearniaa tolsvvlatbs use
ofllabalfraaellwho lwllifl to ba ad-
urltlod to tha hnrol that Province. Un-
dertbe law asltatanda women arvrnot,
ellginlato baadarillel tothe vraeum of-
iaw, whatever their educational qnaiiti-§
eatloaa and lmal knowledge may l>°»i
The Government of the Province aaa*
now taken the matter up and introduced
abill in the Legislature to remove the
dinbillty. There is no doubt that this
bill will become law, and Misa French In ,
a fnw months will be admitted lo they
brr. °
instances multiply in which the irrwer.
Ihedry-goods merchant and others in`
trade ilnd new and Increased custom by
the closing of the bars. Sobrlety whether
as the result ot taking tha total abstinence
pledge, or from the enforced closing oi,
saloons. rrrestly increases the earnings ol
a class who hare formed the unfortunate
drink habit. They not only earn mire
butspend it in tha stores for needed
groceries. clothing and house sup-
plies instead of at the dramshop.
Agroeer not resident in Sllarlottetown,
has given us particulars of this from his'
own experience, and this ltasbeen ther
experience oi all who have taken notice
of the fsets ssthey occur. Liquor Prohi *
bltton is th\r.s proved to be s good thingi
for trade rn general. it isgood for thei
home. it is good for the inebristc;
himself, and for his wife and childrenf
itisgood for the whlskeyseiler, loo,!
if he will be induced by it to change his 
calling, aaa number in this city have’
done, greatly td their credit and with
increased rospezt among their fellow
citizens. R
clam..-s mounts i
incur wmr Him;
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Fate ofthe Dyspentic Who Has Natl
Learned the Relief that is Found ,
in Dodd’a Dyspepala Tablets- 
The Dyspeptlc is the man' who carries ,
the troubles ofthe world on his shoulders. 3
He is racked with pain and tiiird with 5
deapondency. l»lfe`s not rvurtir living tof
,Cpptaiu _Beruier is now in Ottawa him.
' It.’s his nvrn fault. Relief complete;
and permanent. is within the reach of;
ali. Itlsconlniuedln Dodd's Dyspepslni
Tablets. They digest the food tirem--
selves so thcrs can be no lrrdigestiorr.
where they ara used. Listen to what,
Mr.R. A. Barton, 23 Tyndall jAveuur.i
Torontosaya: §
"I had Indigestion in its worst form.`
Tha doctorli oonlti not do rue any goovil
and lbegau totbluk my case was hope-i
less. As a isnt resort I tried Dodd`~!
Dyspepsia Tablets. I anr thankful to
  ' 4 -` I - I  “trust
 iniuiiwuiiftunnssiti
liovclllcs
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them all.
We are leadrrs in the Whitewear business, not in tire matter of cheap makes, but in ill; Jgatiifx
of good taste, ralir ' t d ' fl _ ' _ All h- se draracteristics have made 01118# .
ful sueresses iilrltlrelgagfirend 3; sllidllernlglieedriiyl:-st eudeinur io make tbl! UIC ECLIPSE SALE °f
 s T A tr; Y BR o 
Night Dresses
m\'le of fair quality rot-
ton -tucked yoke, turchon
lace nn neck std sleeves-
Salo price  60c o r
illn--L,
Tncked yoke. lonsdale
frills on neck and 3l¢¢v¢s
-Another with all over
ine tucked yoke and hem-
stltrhe-I lousdale frills-
Salo price . . . . 75¢ ga
-ill.
Made of good English
cotton-line tucked yrlte.
insertion trimming -hen -
stitched frilliug on neck
and s'eeves. 3 or 4 diifer-
eut stvies. Sale price.
. . . . 85 and 95c each
Low neck, three quarter
sleevcsdnsertion trimmin-.
hemstllcbrd frills on nec..
and sleeves--also other
styles with embroidery and
torchou lace trimming.
Sala price ---$l.25 on
V Various styles~some
torchou lace yokes. some
eyelet embroidery yokcs
trimmed neck. sleeves and
front-Sala price. . . . . .
SI-40 and $l.65 eta
Corset Covers
Made of hoe cotton,
trimmed torchou lnoe-
Sale price - -- 22c aa
Drawers
Fine cotton, deep hem-
stitched hem Sala PPICO
 ._ , . . . . . . .
.. 20c pair
Fitted corset cover,
trimmed em b roide ry-
bale price- - - -25c eo.
Fine cotton-cluster of
tucks and wide hem SAIQ
P|-|¢¢ . . . .
. . 251: A pall'
Full corset cover-tor.
chon lace . nd baby ribbon
trimming -Sale price
. . _ _ . . . . . . . . . .
. . '$513 gg
_*-1-
Fuii corset cover-nain-
sock, trimmed torchou lace
and baby ribbon-hgle
prjcg... . .. . . .406 HB.
_-L--1_-
Fnll corset cover-trim-
med iine torchou lace neck
and sleeves.
Sale Price --55:: each
I-‘ine cotton-wide frlll
with hernstitc-hed tucks
SALE rlucs. .ssc a v-If
___.1._----_
Fine cotton-wide fr-lla,
tucks and embroidery
trimming SALE PRILE
. . . . . . . . .
. . . . . SG! I Pl"
_._.Z1-1-
Frne cotton- clns‘ers of
hue tucks-some trimmed
torchon lace and some em-
broidery SALE XRICE
. . . . . . . . .
. . 60s A PAIR
Fitted corset cover-Eire
wide lace trimming on
netk and sleeves
Sale Price- -65c each
Fine cotton-clns‘ers of
due tucks-trimmed eye-
let embroidery SALE
PRICE. . . . .soc A PAIR
Nainsook corset cover-
trimmed wide valenciennes
-lace neck and sleeves
Sale Price- -75c each
. Other gowns up to
$3.50 each. _
Various others up to _
. . . . . . .
. .. $1.40 exch
Fine lonsdale, fine tuck-
irrg and eyelet embroidery
SALE PRICE 956 A PAI R
Other prices up to $r.4o
and some yet to arrive
will be ft.75 a pair.
WH-ITE SKIRTS.
Extra :peciai Values.
inrz the pole. Under these circumstance
f- <..
' we would bu glad if Parliament would
 . rrrnlrcarcusonable oppropriatlontosssiat would have ¢u|;p,d my wsu, Nan- I
This is the weather for
Granby Rubbers of iron wear
fame.
Men’s Dulce plain toe $1.00.
Montcalm tipped $x.oo.
Senator, for extra wide
boots, $1.00.
Dominion 85c.
Ladies’ Lena tipped 7oc.
Olive lriglr front 75:.
Dorrrinion Croquet 55c.
.\Iisses’spring hill and high
irecl _goc and 550.
Boy# heel wide so upper
\\’on’t cut at Rubbertlown
Headquarters
Gulf Bras.
WEEE EEE? {'G‘
his enterprise.
BABY’S OWN TABLETS
the health of herllttlo ones as no other
medicine in thdworid can. Tha Tablets
ctrra constipation, iudigestion, oollc,
rumpla levers diarrhoea, teething troub-
les and expel worms. They real: up
colds and prevent: croup. They make
children sleep naturally and heaithlly,
,because th? remove the cause of ale?-
iessuess. ndthay are the only me I-
cine that gives the mother a solemn
guar-anteet at it contains no opiate or
poisonous soothlngstuif. They are good
or children from birth orrvvrrrfhltlrey
always do good--they cannot, possibly
do arm. Mrs. Geo. Turner Barrys
Bay, Ont., says: “I bavefused Baby`s Own
Tablets for the troubles that come to little
ones with perfect satisfaction. I think
there is no medicinecan equal the Tab-
lets.” Every mother ought. to keep a box
of these Tab ets in the house as a safe-
riuarriforlrer little ones. Sold by all
1 ruttrtists or sentlrv mail at 'Z5 cents a
|»0x béovrriting the Dr. Williams' Med-
Ir.-Ins ., Brockville, Ont..
POLAR TRIP.
Urrswa, Feb. 8.-Captain Bsrnier has
arrived in the city to urge the Govern-
ment In assist him in his protect ofa
polar exploration trip.
Ilnavd'| L r in -rt Rniievas Nsuralgir.
Mattresses ii
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We have :r very ilne line oi' Mattresses, all grades from
$|.i»u eaclr up. ‘
Marshall Sanitary Mattress-only $25.00. This is said
in be the best Mattress in the world. Ostermoor Felt Mat-
tresses-rrll sizes. Otlrer grades
at $12.00, ¢:o.oo, $7.50, $6.50
$5.50, ¢5.oc, $4.50, $4.00, $3.50, 33.09 and $2.75.
Mark Wrigil Furnishing Bu.
, all* ‘L
 ,, W  Siiilii Hiliilll v
lllol, clam chowder.
si-loo. Connolly I 00's.
8 any they had tho desired elfect.
“I was afraid to eat many things that
oan eat. anything that is set before mm!
asking no questions." }
Pivianimisrs,
Feb. B.-Five thousand dollars ii si
been paid by the Toronto Hallway Conr--
pauy to Mrs. C. 0. Rockwood, whose;
husband wits killed last summer by nf
runaway Bloor and MoCaui car at thel
junction of Quebec and McCaui streets.”
The company did not allow tha case lol
go totriai. When the suit was enter-i
ed iilrs. Rockwood claimed 321.0117. 
Rockwood was going to his work in
the morning and was coming down Mc-
Caul street, on his bioycio. The oar
was following him, and when at the
curve close to Queen street the car
jumped the traok, struck Rockwood,
nad baugedaoroas Queen street before
coming to a stop. ,
T0 CURE AGOLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulniua
Tablets. Drugglsta refund mongb if it
fails to oure. -E. W. G VE'S,
signature is on each hor, Bc.
lil-litts Gm
A MACHINE F0li WOIEN. ‘
should be the beat obtainable. The Sin-
ger sewing machine la acknowledged the
lightest running. moat durable and con-
venient of any. Look for tha rod B,
Queen Street. Charlottetown, also on
zpuéir sms or w-ur street. summer-vide.;
. .I .
ADVERTISING iS BROAD. .
Advertising in itaalf means pnhiiitoy
and pubileityiaa very broad and oorn-
prsbensive term. lt does not mean
slrnplyaword whispered to a favored
faw. it Ia. rathex synonymous vvtth_a
general, broaden declaration. and the
broader tbaaoopa ot the anncunmmorrt.
the batter tha advertising. No occupied
spaos that directs attention along given
and daaind lirics can ba reasonably ro-
gardsd as wasted; nor-can any iumla ea
pended to this and ba aditirlrrrd "_
travaganoa.-Araarioan Medical Journal
ist. '
Janna-s
Iinsnh Linlmeat Cum Dsmirrif.
Pears, rhubarb,
1:.-. ._..i,».un| -
Very full skirt-clustersiioi tucks, wide full, embroidery iiounce,
V SALE PRICE 95g each
\Vide lawn frill, trimmed torchou lace, SALE PRICE $1 25 ganh
Clusters deep tucks, \vid.e full embroidery flonucc, SALE PRICE $1 40 gach
Clusters line tucks, eyelet embroidery with insertion trimming,
- - SALE PRICE $175 eaqh
A large varietywrf others up to $4.50 each
4 STANLEY BROS.
A Large Assortment
I Infants’ Slips and
Chiidren’s Dresses.
sr>r';cIAL Low r>rucr:s Fort 'rms SALE.
SIANLEY Bros.
Swiss Enrbmiderifs worth 5c, roc and r 5c yd -worth double.
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NEW LACES, ALL OVERS AND INSERTIONS.
LATE NOVELTIES IN LADIES' DRESSING JACKETS.
wHr'rE LAWN Ar>aoNs_-wrrrr AND wr'rrroU'r mas.
Ar srscrst SALE Parcss. , » -
FANCY LINENS OF ALL KINDS AT SALE PRICES.
STA   LEYBROS.
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' white Sllcclings
72 inch plain 25c,
3oc and 34c yd.
90 inclr 4oc and 5oc
yd. _
72 inclrtwrll 35c yd.
80 inch twill 4oc yd.
_.1-_-1m'
54 inch extra heavy
=5c and a8c per yd.
64 inch 28c per yd.
iinblcacircd
Shcclings
72 inch r8c, aoc, 22::
and z7c yd.
8:> inch z4c end z9c.
Pillow Coltons
Plain 4o inch rzc
and r4c yd.
\42 inch 14 and r6c
yd- _
44 inch r6c yd.
46 inch 1& yd.
Circular
40 inch r6c, r7c and
I8c yd.
42 inch r7c and r9c
yd.
44 inch zoc, zrc and
z3§yd.
lable linens Cream
49 in wide 2rc yd.
-» 1; “ -1- 1:
56 32c _
64
¢.--__
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II 4°” II
56 47°
64 " ' 68:: “
_ 70 u 720 it
Blcaciicd Linens
All widths- from
4oc to $1.35 per yd,and
every price between.
White Lawns ~
Extra wide,and worr-
derful values, roc to
25c per yd.
Full stocks of
White checks,
White stripes,
Nainsookr,
Dimities,
'Msdapolam,
India Linens,
and Dimities.
White Ouiits
Fine crochet weave,
new patterns and white
satire driven snow-
Theae are the best
values ever odared by
ns r.3, $1.50 an
$r.65’eac`lr.
Read d ir t
....1 ,-iri’.£."'.ii,'§..“ °° °
' Full stocks of towel!
towaillaga and table
napkins.
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