--_-.i '»..- _ .-iv-~ - . .__ __
' .. * ~ ~ ._ = $55- 575 fi-‘: _ _ . » _ ._  ~ -:   : _
~. » -, . ’ ~~ iz 1 ' if --  /-3. _tn -  " - .-»f- < '“‘ "Isl-?“'~'  _ .-rf: -__ _  _ I.  .W _. __
_ .._ we . ._ . .~.-LM. 71  ,__\ .~_____ _+  Haig?  ,__ __ ._ _ .___
2”” "
» - - ‘ Rsximinnn the lecture to be iven b _
- r bilities. \ / 3 Y 
To day S P Cha §.`.:`-7° ‘ Ib ‘Rev. T. F. Fullerton in St. James -Hall On \
_ .._/ CITY AND CGUNTRY ~...
" _ _ / \ Tuesday evening. U _ I A A E' _ "__.,;'_`  _  _ __,_,__`   .
Tofio_\"i'ii_ llnrcli l.-(Speciul.l-I . 1 _ - - "' i '     '
` _ I  _ _ __;__,_____M ________W~____________,__________________________._. Joseph Stewart. of _,Bay View, and ' ' _ _ _ .
r _ ' ' I
9
Fnuh to _strong south-easterly to souther-
ly “.m,]_<; mild. showers by evening.
_____Q_.-_*_
TH]-1 PROI’l“1l{ THE.-\TME.\`T I-‘OR
CATARRH
ge,-1 arts. That remedy is Catan
znuigng, R-hich is inhaled along with th
,ir you breath and permeates the most
minute air cells in the_ lungs, throat,
,meal passages and bronchial tu hes, cleans
ing as if by fire. It is_ the pleasant vol_at
ile etl'ect of pure, _healin_g, essential oi_l.
_nd by virtue ohm amsepmc pmpermes \ THE Intermediate Abegweits will pro--
Is ri ieiiieily "hm "@s<fhes_ all the Hospital concertin Heartz’s Hall on Mon-
-l
kms the germs that cause the disease, " bably play the Unions of Victoria on
e _
S.
,nays any portion or congestion of th
mucous membrane, heals raw, sore spot
and never fails t0 0ff‘?°W\ °°\'¢- I9 is THE Intermediate Abegweits` Hockey
2 Team were photographed yesterday by
guuld harm even the weakest infant. The iM°”1'8- Nveshhke B1`°S-
complete outllt, price $1.09, is guaranteed
Jean, convenient. and pleasant to use, an
L-ontains no injurious ingredients tha
w cure, or your money back. Small size
ic, at dru isis or.by mail. A tria
` for likgi N C P0l5°“ & C0 King Hall on Monday night next.
-. y . . .,
253, canada. or ian-noni, cons., U.
e day night. .-
THE GUARDIAN, Cl{ARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, M'ARCH2,`i”1. ` .- l `
_______ _ ____ _ ‘ __  __ I J* 'I-_.L _ I __ _ 'A _ _______ _ __ M __ In-IIAWFMI
.»_,_.~.,`,`,\` ._A \ -Av .sw-` ~`,~.`.~.~.-".\_ \.-A,”-". `-_-_-_ _ - _‘_- - vw.-_-_
Eniiuxizii 1`i.i‘NN was fined $1yesterdsy 1
in the Police Court for keeping a vicious
dog.
'l`ni: inail train bringing 33 bags of mail
reached the city at 2.50 yesterday after-
noon.
Ciiocorarn and cocoanut kisses at the
Ili:'rt'R.\' tickets and entrance fee, only
25 cents, to the concert in Heai-iz's Hall
Monday night.
Saturday, March 9th.
_ Smcioas leave Johnson’s comer at 10
I minutes to 7, for the concert at I-1eartz’s
_ A_\‘voNi-: wishing to take his own horse
Z -J -I _ _ _ - '
'l`A|LOR|N(i
as an art. is acknowledged to be ps.
xcellence by those cornpetaxt to judg
ut there is tailoring versus s
lied tailoring. The latter on Ia pa
sily detected by the ease sud grae
th which it fits not too tight o
ose but gives a charm and style t
e wearer, not easily dadned by th
ith Hand-me-Downs. The formeri
o
experienced, which will you have.
ou can get the latter with your ,
es shut. The former by ecquii
r the store of
J. 'r. nci<ENziE,
The Tailor.
 J1_1_J ._ ...___
i
Ramnval Sale
Bargains.
If wont to save money-
tnke ratlsmntsge of the BIG DIS-
COUNT offered for a short time
before mod?
Country de o.rs wi`1 find a ver
etv of Bargains in our stock-
Cnil early and take advantage of
die cut prices.
G72
rr:
F’
Apotl:ccaries‘ Hall.
EE
| price and 7 3-8 was the prevailing price.
I'
8' Tspecial left for Georgetown at 9 p. in.
0 taking mails and passengers.
_ to the concert at Heartz`s Hall on March
4th, will have his animal attended to._
THERE was a fair attendance at the
`murket yesterday. Pork has increased in
A THE mails were transferred to the
Georgetown-Picton route yesterday and a.
r
5; Next Tuesday night, meeting of the
9 f Nat-ugil History and Antiquarian Society
r by IV. J. Bulman, B. Sc. upon Earth
up Sculpture.
8
Y anything experienced for many years.
E
E
E. iiuui-its. ,Q
E
in Y. M. C. A. Parlor at 8 o’clock. Paper
THE snow iight on the western section
of the Prince Edward Island Railway
luring the present winter has exceeded
In many sections the road resembles a.
canal, the snow being piled higher than
‘ the cab.
THE Montreal Daily Witness says: The
S. S. Stanley is the boat on which Mr.
Lane has been living as an ice-bound
prisoner for nearly two weeks. Mont-
realers are interested in his experience
through being dissapointed on account of
his not being able to keep' an engagement
to lecture here on the South African war.
THE train for Summer-side yesterday
afternoon stuck in asnow drift300 yards
east of Freetowa where it remained
last night. The train which left
Summerside in the afternoon reached
O`Leary at 5.4.5 and was laid up for the
night, it not being deemed advisable in
wieiv of the way the snow was drifting
to proceed further.
THE social to be given in the lecture
room of the First Methodist Church on
I Tuesday, evening March 5th will beinter-
, esting in the extreme. A choice program
nish some choice recitations. Refresh-
F08
T0-RY
You should not bother with
bakiii an eve thin
s;yo\1¢ ar@t»_ ry. 2
heresocheaip that it will pay
you to Duy it..
RING ‘
TELEPHONE .Zi I _ . . .
and leave your order for
Apple Pies l2c each
Mince Pies l2c each
Cream Pies I2 8: loc each
Cocoanut Pies 15 8.: 20c each
Currant Cake 160 per lb.
White Cake l6c per lb.
Bread of all kinds.
All fresh and good.
-°-seam
P
SALE
 consisting of songs and recitations is being
` E prepared while the orchestra will also
i fur
‘l
Our Specialty iorTc-night i|\
i ments will be served during the evening
‘ and home made candy will be on sale.
Admission only 10 cents.
I THE “Evening with China” in the Bap-
M tist schoolroom yesterday evening
A received a fair attendance. Owing to the
absence af Rev. G. P. Raymond Mr. J.A
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l Pe h
_ _ _,il
D MLILA. ters, te popnlarcom-_ ‘ ‘\-'
mencisl traveller of Moncton, writes,
Sept. 1, 190): “Have used Bentley’s
_ Secure all you want i0-dill’-_
Store open until 9 p.
IH.
; '  or send
MR. and Mrs. Robert Bulman, of North
Rustico, were in the city yesmrday.
MR. Cuming of the Gcin Studio h
opened a branchof his studio at Montagu
Mr. R. W. Hogg is in charge. -_
the nest you ever heard here. Don’t mak
any mistake about the night, Wednesday
DoN"i‘ miss the carnival next Wedne
dai' night; special music by Vinnicombe
Orchestra strengthened by four instr
ments. '
1-
Card for the city, which is being dlstr
buted free to all telephone subscribers,
not yet received one will kindly send
call at this oliice at once.
Rev. W. B. Thomas, of Cornwall, 'w'
preach in the Methodist Church, Souria,on I bers
Sabbath next,March 3rd. Rev. S. H. Ric
will supply for Mr. Thoina rea in
at 3 p. ni. and Cornwall in the evening.
Connell's address on this subject in the
M. C. A. on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'cl
young men of Charlottetown, and n
doubt the largest audience yet yet w
greet this eloquent speaker on this occ
ion. All men are invited.
pose all the possible conditions unde
which a fire could occur. To do this th
schools should besupplied with a goo
fire alarm system by which when gh
alarm for a drill was given the teache
would know where the imaginary 'il
was located and remove the pupils a
best they could in referenze to the su
posed location of the Hre.
p last night for the purpose of instituting
new Division of the Sons of Tempefnn
p The G. W. P., Joan A. Lawson, Gia
‘ Scribe, Ernest S. Weeks and G. W
were present. After a brief discussion on 1 husband, is just recovering from a severe
the ad visability of the organization* of
No 223. After the charter applicant
I were duly initiated the followinir odice
were elected for the present quarterz-
W. P.-Miss Christina McNeill.
W. Assoc.-Henry Jenkins.
R. S.-John Enman.
A. R. S.-Sadie A. Ross.
F. S.-W. H. McFarlane.
Treas.- Cyrus Myers.
Chaplain.--Selina. M. Campbell.
Cond.-Cora. Waughan.
Asst.~ Cond.-Fannie Stevenson.
Inside Sentinel.-D. P. Colwill. »
Outside Sentinel.-Harry Irving.
1 P. NV. P.-Wallace \Villiams.
Supt., J. W.~Sar1ie A. Ross.
_ As announced through the columns of SiU°¢- I am °¢1‘t9-ini! ¢l\*~iI¢lY ¢\l1‘¢d-”
_ ' _ ' Tm: Giunnuiv Messrs. Pi-owsc Bros.held ` _ - '
\Vebster presided. A number of. interest- their annual parade of spring goods yeS_ _ _ _ _ , . ,
ing Papers were ""’*“l deahng Wlbh d'ffer` terday. Many citizens will remember the
,Lent phases ofthe work. A duet by the p- pai ht last _ h-In ; `
J Misses Earle, solos by Miss A. Scott and flm- nzsig year when t y ave . __, _,__ , ,_` V./` ,_ _Q
3 leighs made up the parade. This season ‘_ < -1 2 in /-eq _/Q_i 
`Miss Amy Earle, and an excellent read- :here were 45 sl i h om - - i`   Jef' f
jing by Miss Josie stensifoi-.i added much package. of g°odsf,fea§"ed ‘iw b§;’“;’;§ 61;’ 2 _ _ l
._ W Ulm iU°°"°S‘ °f the °"““"‘3' the 4th Reg. C. A. Some idea of the length , i    __ <
ii _ ” of the procession can be gained when the ’ g 7 '
` reader is told that a complete circle was 1; ‘ ;\\;‘\_
; _ . 4 , .. . formed around theMsrket Square,and two ‘_ kj'
2 BERVILINE CL RE” PAQ” teams to spare. The following were   -'i'_§\\
‘ This is the *.2St-5111011! 0f 9“ff¢l'F1`9l* some of the inscriptions on the cases:
%\?;.1r‘¥nD=;¥%5I5ge'g;° g$£'fi‘§&’;ésMr‘§ff_'l£2;'; Rugs and Mats and Window shades. b ' L
Bellini! in the habit of putting up prop;-iegpry New lot of Shirt and underwear for _ A   ? 
' medicines, but I feel it my duty to add to pring. ' _ _
the testimony as to the marvellous value The newest and best ready to wear '
. . - ~ il , _ _
ST of_Nervilir_ieasarem_edy f0l‘ P8113- N9' I thi __P_B _ .L51 We are selling them Very
Baknetimfiolsérgrrad itiieliliiiegtii' tiii1‘:i1ll1<¢ii‘i;i1eali?JlldJer';S0ul,§)ht uttgfgelllii c ?1`l1¢:§8°°dS 3:07 for sale to-morrow P. ’i,\\\\ °h”‘P this 'wk-
' . _ _ » I ri ‘, “
, h cessity as bread itself.-_ Sold Bm _
|.o.|.l,i.¢,, ¢ so no do eo°a o f $13553 ilhemedicine everywhere T; ba d ” N0' ll the time to buy If
_ Q 0 _ . . ‘ _ _ f ° ' _ ' -
Y ‘ . e at goo sfor the money on earth, _ - _ I _ _
» _P_ B,.os_ .__..,_ you will want me any time _
.which it wended its way
_ E I Corn
i  ` _ Tomatoes .
Wax Beans
Barnes: Pears
51;” Dam son Plums
Lombard Pl11mS
Strawberries
Cherries _
Pineapple
French Peas
Sweet Vt rinklc Peas
Thistle Brand ‘Peas
Sauce) '
Ai>i>1¢ _
Blueberries _ _
'  _. ‘Look over the
e' ‘ tant case now being tried there.
Tan music at the carnival will be about
e First Methodist church Sunday evening
 .Fitzroy Street,w_ill rcgretito learn that
if I she was taken quite ill yesterday morn-
' ing.
I
Tat GUARDMNB Telephone Direcw y Rausmssn the concert and social. in
il
" March 18. A good program is being pre-
. /_
is \ _ _
exceedinglyconvenient. All who have'pamd° Prowedsia dd of New um
9|- ll Tun Local Council of Women will meet
S, p ch g an jp 'Inn teephone box on the comer of Rich-
Norui Wiitshimin the m°miiig,Kiniswn moi- w<1Gr- Georse Streets burnt out
_ l S0111 51116 880 is being replaced by a new I' _  '  _ _ g.,.>. _ ._-_ ..-has--;,_,-,_=t~-_._»e~_
C' it ed wi. n the old box was destroyed have ,_  _ 
W been connected. _ i B8f0l'€j_W8 put lIl__ OUT
promises to beone of the most interest .nnav afternoon Privates John
Pnoi-'rr AND Loss. -Rev. J. XV. M
Y
k
as
2 P.E.I.has been withus twoweeke,and,wi
P' have found him to be very helpful, n
w. ,recommendhiin to any pastor desirinl
d helping Pastor Keirstead. From t
Morley Seller, Principal of Stanley school
were in thc city yesterday
 Dr. R. Mcseiii, left issf. night for
Georgetown. He is a witness in an impor-
A Tris Poon.-There will be a special col-
‘ lection for the Central Belief Fund in the
The iuany friends of Mrs.Fred. LePage,
Orwell Cove hall on Monday evening,
‘in Prince of Wales College, this (Satur-
1 _-day) evening, at eight o`clock. The Pi-est
dent desires the attendance sf all mem
8 l
one. A number of telephones disconnect-
- - “= f  “i .. _._ 
ing of the series. and no doubt many men loud u. Wm. McKinnon, Joseph Mc- li  have  
will take advantage ofthis opportunity of _Cormac, Seymour Gregory, Edward . f . ° ' I   2 "
hearinlr him. The large audiences each I; Murphy, left by the afternoon train form `
Sunday afternoon speak- well for th
I iz
ill duty. -
' I. Tun Y. M. C. A. could and should be an
March 8. Come
° Rev A 'r Dyireman si Fsimiie, 1
d writing the Messenger and Visitor, says:
° singing the Gospel into our » hearts. I
0
only in singing, but also in witnessing,
outside help. He is now in Campbellton,
-ll
ere
' he goes to Sussex to assist Pastor Camp
_ a -° sickness, at the parsouage, Fairville. '
new Division, the grand officers proceed '
ed to institute King Edward Division
_
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el;-is*/;..  
ti 'ii-
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‘Sr If _
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I
o
e " Georgetown to cross over today enroute _ A __ I' 'ff "“"”fTf‘J‘»-l" 'J 
o i to Halifax where they will do arrisnn ,_ Naturally  so  thousand”
[attractive place for the boys to spend their ` 8.C0l1IIlul8t8. 7' -
WE have noticed that flredrills is being | leisure time. Efforts are being made with _
practised in some of the city schools; this , that thought in views Encourage and W0’VP g0IlB OVBI' `thB St0.Gk,  
is as it should be.The practice of fire drill I help the work. A concert will be given in - _ _  _ _
is be as effective as it should. should sup- ll the -Y. M. C. A., Hui, Friday evening, f I small lots tied them up in bundles with 
f
A _ _ _ . _n I ' proportion, marked a “hurry-.  __onc-__ea_eli
S -Bm. Hugh McLean,smging Emigeinf,
th ' __ '
his sweet and consecrated voice, has been _~ Se.c(-'md door front” ~ " .» . ‘H  » 
A MEETING was held in Wright’s Hall and doing personal work. I can highly
ce.
n I
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rs
’ Furnishes Another Sto of the Wonders
OAK LAKE MAN
\Vorked by Dodd’sr§idney Pills.
OAK LAKE, Man.. Feb. %.-FrankCo1l-
eaux is_well and favorabgnown in this
_part of the province. In 1 he was very
ill. He suffered most severely from pains
ip theflliack; his Lfirieiédslthonght liie wonlg
ie. owever r. o eaux is a ve an
well to-day and he explains his complete
_recovery as follows: tgives me great
‘pleasure to _testify to the wonderful
curative qualities of Dodd’s Kidney Pills.
“Three years ago I was avery sick
piani. Pakisrin  back ‘piadei life ta
I ur en. ien o mines. vise me ~o
‘ gréy Dodd's liiitlneygxills. Ildid sci andlsix
xes cure me. lat, as say s t ree
I years and I have not had an aclie or pain
;¢sa#ana#aaaif1.___ __
tit ‘Ne \V3l1ii  
Ȥ Your Trade. im
saaeseaaanman a _ .
New carpets and oil cloth -P Bros. ‘SCO `
Children’s suits of the best make -P  Per sent d “nt J A
Bros. ' _l  ' lf)
_ ° - . ‘wr C ' _ `~ -l
i ‘ . 0 /if O 
__ _ Broso ll  `  1
_ ` l ‘ _As the procession passed along large _ ‘_-"-' from regrlar prices on every  ~
crowds were attracted to the street along _ ((6 -_ wmb ij ghg gm;-3, lift]
. /r , P
Boultegs
Sinicoe
P ‘ICS vs_
Boulcoe
Simcoe
' Green Gage Plinns _ 2=1m$_°e
' OL
Sis=;ai><>r¢
Simcoe
Red C;-055 Beans (with or without
Heinfs Baked Beans _ _ me
' mapa; _memo of what you
and wtwill dothercst. Dclw
New goods for every department.-P. A __ Within the D535” 5i-I m°m‘h§- 'i-_,T 
i .,
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What About  D ;Canried Goods ? _
» A We have on hand _a Iargestock of canned goods all of the best brands,
` I Here is a list '.o select froma- “
‘ Freeman Caddies
Padic Catnbus (Lobster
Salmon [dill brands]-
Clam Lhowder
0 sters . '
_ dfycrrings (with or without sauce;
Lunch Tongue [Clar ’s]
Slice Smoke Beef “
Barataria Shrimps
Boneiess Turkeys Simcoe
“ Chicken ‘°
' Sardines \ &F'rench]
Coohed Ci-rned Beef C1ark’a) _
Devillod tongue
“ Ham _ - ‘
Potted Beef:
5;
&
.a
, 5
if
gills Best   Aims 
"  ”“”° “°"“ °‘“‘ ’“““”’ rwommend it. 1| ._¥e_.»~ * ss--.fiszfofe 
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ing time among the old; -I _.__ 
every season a good many 'r`e&auts and 
V and to-day theyre ready for yon,i_._-ee.
'  4..--'~¢ .»c~.~¢u
skein?
¢"”'ll$
sociate, Samuel Bernard of Park Gomer,  McLeen,, who accompanies her      W5    '
l`he busiest Stole on Ghariottet_own’s
A Busiest Street. "` ` ‘ A  I
_ . _. at ,. , 
But we want to feel that we desreve it '1‘hat’a why
we give you the mast .and_.b¢_¢t__-foif 
 1~iins.is_A econ      _  
fo; b°z».1*~=1°= See'-fo  ~ _ _ ._     -t. 
eases sr.-siqaawiinsi   ‘_ 
asusual-right. A
§ JOHN.
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_._/_ ~.  _ ,_ gf.. 
Weaddreesourselvee today tetlioUoneezvatlvo Genilell¢»wl\o
lik to carry their individalityinto what  .wliolli
attire.-To thosohzhohimvx did, poaiblv never will, ina: andy
" stu nrt ngts oi.ce.- _ _ »
sptméorthigewho vronole eomediing better-t_lma _.the average; wcmsh 
ovsscosrs. rsoussiis, oc. moan; mimi as rms ¢¢_m»a»»¢¢,»¢au.-- _
arem position whercwecan¢nsranteo|aticiactxontothoextlntofrdandiull|§__.»-
ifn eeeary. ‘ ` _ _,F
_ __ . ,I
I Mi;N'srUir.NiSnlNc,_§oons _   _
High Grade and low  _ A _ 
flu :lS.‘.‘F.hlR‘=
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Gordon. 8:.  
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Mani Outfitters. ‘ 
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s1‘ocit1AniNo 
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1 ci-ms ‘~ r I* Remnant Sale
Now On e T 
Print Shirtinis
Flanelette Skiftil\8¢
Ribbon A DW” 
Flannels
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