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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN
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The Latest News ol the Gily
eive rears' sux¢nn¢_'r°.| , MRMJ.  leaves today to
rhyucmn. _,m,,"d ,_¢,",_“ :sect f rs. \YvxesYwko is on her way
Home m go tg _”a,,,,oba_7 _ ome rom... ew or .
l Sitsrixo at the rink this afiei-neon
(_T,______,_.._ N. \.,_,,,,,;,._,- sf: r.-.ai land ice in petfectcondition. Come and
.ima tv.-ite. ;_ _- .   ,I ,_`_\_, W. “V143 l _ have a pleasant afternoon.
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if as-1 =..»`;;, ,-1   ti 115. ' . 1. _’ \li:_ Joiix RICHARD, left here ves- on Jan. 94th. are the place and time for‘
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nf»§.-'»- gn  - X; ~£.~ri if,-ills.-il.. :fax-i _.- l A,_,._,T,0_\- AK_\u__C,._pt_ Goodwiqq Ri-zv. \1. J. htitnr will preach
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U _;  J.. i f-..;.-_;s..\\.-_r 1.. i;,.,i`.,.,. .has arrived and will receive a soldiers the “Shih 591190” 'Of the CUUYSB
any sutTt~r~»i- fr ei. this t.»_-_~_b;,. ,1,,,.,,,,».-  ivy Qwelcome at the meeting in the Barracks , °f_ Sel'm0D5 OH “ Omell Of U16
,,.FN., by I_»,.,,.,.` gcT:,gga,.t’ tomon-0w_ Bible, to-,morrow night. Subject; Miri-
cf 1"-"'f‘f\° T’=‘~1F.‘~' L0. _ _ _ am, or Watching the Cradle of Great-
Fgr Sale bv G_E_HugheS i his. Pisnci Port; will readhis __inter- ness, The choir will sing Miriam’s
__~_ __ _ , testing paper on --Men and things be- it Song, at the close of the sermon.
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terdav en route to ll ashincton where
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, ..f .-'- \\ f»~f1~' -  Rest-:nvn Tuesday. the 2-tth inst.. for
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‘ Rankin`s drug store.
»  ..  '  3 " ~< p y _ ;Tiie matches will take place on tiles'
i Zlzh and :Both irst.
  -' ‘ .gl ,,`   the entertainment is first \.l thodist `* THE lecture on the Works of Charles
= ._:.i 1.; . _ 'V-fr_r>-W 1»¢'~i‘_ 3.  __..'_-- l ‘ very highly spoken of. Grace church
you to hear this lecture in Charlotte
'~_vé_~ . ~  ii;_{-`f'.i`;-iii:-Ir .'.\}i;`.f‘. LUIS- Richards is a' present. town. Tickets 10 cents. now on sale
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gtore the l-Lpwortb League of the Firstl ,
ihlethoiist Church on Monday evening. D0NT‘°rget the 18th lust" when
for the Christian Church at Cross Road off The sister cit will s ni u a
, the great double hockey match between
 Rev. A. N. Sixrsorz, who ministers Summerside and Charlottetown comes
 i _ _ . _ 8’ y .  y . D _ u P
. jLot 4 w' , '. sz g e .
8, ill occupy the pulpit of the rongcontin ent by Spec al train to
5Contral Christian church tomorrow accompany their two pet teams. Re-
_-; [evening at 7 o`clock. serve the date and do not miss this ex-
Has at his Book and Stationery
Spore-the best asortment of Japanese
ware ever imported to the Province.
We would like you to examine our
Yases -5o`clock,Teaand Chocolate Sets;
they arc superior to anything ever
odered on P. E. Island Medallions. and
Pictures on Glass. Marked down for
Cash-at
F. I. HORNSBYS
VICTORIA ROW.
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This Space
ls for
Davison &. Co,
Grocers-
Seo
Monday’s
As.
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Cream *****‘§*§.
Pies
§ are “the pies,” They lead
all others. Try one today
*well have them fresh this
*morning prices 12 and 1-`»:  ~ ah &
# A large fresh a.ssortm~;~iit oi#
*Baked goods for pai-ticulttr*
people. ~'All parcels promptly*
sauna
* delivered.
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Telephone, 98
iii. sinwiiitri
scuvss BAKERY, #
Bakes Best Bread. gf
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HIS DISPLAY IS A IIIIIJY
All lT::ff:n4i:d.“nm
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Dinner '
mmtdétgé Setts. Berry Betts. .Vt stars
BZLUTGUL LL¥PS
' An, *V168 very chesp.
hina,Glass. etc.
boa loudid lot gtmiinn Good Dolls
gp 5! 30
' 5,5, Gillies;  IS <1 ll
lm elm requires m§i§s"uts§'iiné3svft'§tiii°§f
PIEOTCS
Dolftto t we making Cabinet Photo.
Sh-her on tligiaor gig paper at 3.1!) per dozen
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linst .in the 66th vear of her ago. The 1
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ldustry and integrity they secured a
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ill t 'ill I lllgl l iliilil 1*
We are compelled to
run day and night t
keep up with
§orders.
§ Does this show _
E; whether we are pleas-
 ing our customers or
 not?
J. D. TAYLO
§_ PRINTER
 Queen St.
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l Ar the police court yesterday tore-I
_‘noon a young man named Edwardi
ihicholson ‘vas arraigned on complaint i word _thin big 50;; Mr, R. S. Fai quhar- a
;of Joseph Bianvharll. charged with as- \ Son and M;-_ T, A, Stewart, who left 0
1 sauit. The case was adjourned until .here last February for ;h@ Klond we,”-e l Q
_ 'l`hursday. J
3 Tris (iraizvisx is pleased to learn *
;,ha,M1__ S_ E human' who left here 8 .taking a large raft of dressed beef, and;
ishort short time go tor Color do
‘greatly improved and is now enjoying
5 good health. 
i IF GL’.\Rma.\' readers will look overi
'thc programme of the concert to take V
place in St. James` Hail on the 17th. ll
é which is printed in another column,
ithey will at once see that a treat is in
i store for those who attend.
Snivsron Fimccsox has received a
icablegram from England stating that,
the 135 bels and 101 boxes of apples ‘
which he shipped by the Gaspesia ar- 1
rived there in splendid condition and
realized exceedingly good prices.
Ourrnsnr.-It is with feelings of re-
fgret that we are called upon to record
the death of Ellen Dunn, relict of the
late John Maguire, of Morell, which
,took place on Thursday, January 5th,
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deceased emigrated from Queeifs
County, Ireland, and was married to
the late John Maguire in 1854 audi
settled at Moroll, where b honeetv, in
competence. Mrs. McGuire had been 1,
ailing only a few days when the dreadé
messenger arrived with the summons
.that ear_th’s journey was ended andy
eternity had commenced. She yielded
Jher spirit into the hands of Him who
who had created it. saving, “Not my
lwill but Thine be dcne.” She died as
éshe lived, a consistent membegof tho’
;Catholic church, and was fortified by :l
. the Sacraments in her last illness at the*
;, hands ot the Rev. Father Gillis, ot St.
lPeters. The funeral, which was verv.
.large, took place on Saturday morn-Il
ling to Sl. Josephs church where a
;Solemn High Mass was celebrated by
ythe Rev. P. D. Mctiuigan and all that
3 was mortal was laid to rest by the side;
l ot her husband in the quiet little ceme-
ltery of Moreil there to await the resur-
lrection. '1‘hree sons and one dangl: ter
lsurvive her to whom we offer our con-I
dolence in their atiliction.-Con. p
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citing evening- of hockey.
Pm-:mart FsRQL'H.ait=o>t has received
_ .Y
on the Stewart River, within seventy-
five miles of Dawson City. They are
are both well and strong.
bert, N. \V. T., of Mrs. James F.
McLean, daughter of Mr. Charles A.
llyndrnati cf, Brighton, Charlottetown.
recorded in another column, was re-
ceived by telegraph yesterday, and will
be read with sorrow by the many friends
of the deceased and the bereaved rela-
tives.
SUPREME Cot irr.-The trespass case
of Wm. Jewell against Alex. Buchan-
nan. is still before the court. Mr. Mc-
Leod moved fora hon-suit. Mr. A.
Peters contra. The Court refused the
non-suit. but granted leave to move
again. The defendant’s case is nowon.
Court adjourned until 11 o’clook this
morning,
’ Irtcompliance with special invitation,
Rev.  H. Warren will deliver his
popular lecture on “Touring in Scot-
land,” illustrated by a large selection
of very fine sfereopticon views, at the
Methodist church, Kensington. on
Moudav evening next. 16th mst., at
Springfield Hall, Lot 67. ou Tuesday
evening, 17th, and at Stanley Bridge
hall on Thursday evening, 19th inst.,
commencing at 7.30 o’clock.
Thermometer Road ings.
The following table shows the tom-
perature yesterday according to Messrs.
Johnson & Jotinson’s thermometer at
the rear of the New Prowse Block : I
9 a. m. 10 deg.above zero.
1 p. in. 18 ‘~ ‘~ ~‘
5 p. m. 17 “ “ “
9 P. m.  as sc as
Midnight 16 ~- “ ~
The thermometer readings taken
from the Charlottetown Meterological
otlice for the past week are as follows:
-Jan. 7, max. 13.0, min. 19.5; 8,
./max. 15.9, min. 12.0; 9, max. 30.0,
min. 6.8; 10, max.3.0 below zero, min.
8.0 below zero; 11. max. 1_1 below
zero, min. 3.0 below zero; 12. max.
17, min. -1.0; 13, max. 21.0, min- 7.0.
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our accounts.
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We are much gratified
with the quick response to
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1 Our goods are sold at a ,
. very low cash figure and
f our customers evidently
We cannot
give long terms of credit.
overlooked
Yo on Acco UNT itintiiy
remembdr that it is to our
mutual advantage to have
prompt settlements.
 .SENTNER MGLEUU. &lG0-
; iii-:si~:1tvi;i> seats for the Sumtnerside-'
Q . Charloztetown hockey match on \\’ed-,
_ _ - § ‘ne-sday next are now for sale at C.. IJ
. Tiii; M li  iSt. J h ,h 1-
, _ _ _ _ __ reSll°nd9lll5 Llerlwhefe' lcepted .lie a“iii\'i?'.ilicu Otd] phi? ide
,  1" " ._ jg.. _ fAbeg\veits and the Victoiias ot this city.
oldest P. G. Scribe now livinv, J
P. rsnmimiie oldest P. e. w.°i>. it
living. John C. Clark. P. G. W.
John Anderson. P. G. S. and Ernest
W°€kS, Grand Scribe; also pictures
the late__Josse S. Burns and John Scott,
Past Grand Scribes.in memorium.adorn
the concluding piges. The Journal
also contains well Written historical
papers by John Anderson and John
Tanton. The number ot members
ported to date are published as 1
and the amount of cash on hand and_
vested in Subordinate Divisions is $5
89 A Division directo 5 ures
A i.sn!’s skate was  between
Great George St. andthoChinssa htm.
dry. The iinder will please leave it at
the Gusitmsx Oilica.
THE Stanley arrived at 10 30 _g_ m_
yesterday, having been detained by
heavy drifting ice, as intimated in yea-
terda.y’s issue, about two miles east of
Picton Island light. The mail train ani-
ved here at 1 p. m. and left on return to
Georgetown at 9 01-lock last night.
The Stanleyleaves this morning at 7 as
usuaL
Tm: Journal of Proceedings of
Dare say.
the; 1. 
Grand Uivisfou. Sons of Teniperatice of l un  them'
P. E. Island. just to hand, contains L
much interesting reading matter. Tho l I NBV€1‘l mind
the A 3 ° `
minutes ofthe jubilee session of
Urdernon the Island are clearly set
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forth and a number of the pages bear Come  and WWII ten
cpttls of Riy. YV. J. Kirby. who tilts the . 1
0 `ce of . \\'. P. for the second time,
being the oniyfone who ever held this 1 the amount'
position twice,with the exception of
late Judge Young; J. J Chappell
of
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the Give youa flriplicate bill
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p__ _ I you want it.
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Q us have it to-day
,_-el Yours Truly
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It’s plietty hard to keep
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the plehiscite vote in 1898, list of
G. W. Ps. since organization
other valuable facts and figures
bout 50 cages of this pamphlet wh
ught to be in the possession of eve
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the
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rofzuize roomscue iN A iuinure .
Use NERVOL. One application cures :if
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ur money back. Equally good for Ne
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f _ ‘ “ “ “ 'ind Hwdwhos 56. BE 811 D1'l1gglB` K8.
l Springs for the benefit of his health, has THE news of the death at Prince Al- ._ .-
Stock=takin g
Sale of
Soaps
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We iind that our stock of
Soaps is too large-some
of thegwrappers and boxes
are soiled, in other cases
the cakes themsclvss are
soiled and chipped.
Sn (lst They Ga.
They are marked down
very low,-some of them
at half pfi~‘. "thc" at
one-third-ii-Eu.; all st
big reductions.
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for you in the way of A l
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The very latest in Sidebofards., '
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Popular Concert,
STJAMES’ HAL
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luesilay Evening. lanuaiy ll
Under the Direction of Mr.
- S. N. Earle. '
1. Instrumental Duets-Christvras G
The Mines McMillan and Brown
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3. Vocal Solo-Manullem.. . _  . _ .Miss
5. Solo and Chorus-Afloat ou the Bonn
Tide ...... . ..Mr. Cecil McNeill and
8 Vocal Solo .................... ..Hiss
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7. Reading-T ’ Pra ....1111 Fld
8. Violin Sologxéiéhgisin  nm . . . . . .
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10. Trombone Solo. _ _ ...Mr. E. Hill-Sol
11. Song-“The Mighty Deep" ....  T
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12. Solo and Quartette-There is a. Lily;
Vacant. Chair.  Butler and o
13. Readin _ _ . _ _ . _ _ _ _ . . . . . . .
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ii. vocal linda-come when sleeps
Dewey Violet ........ . .The lima Bu
15. Song . . . . . .
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16. Inst. Duett-De Fete Waltz .... _.M
Earle and Vinnicombe.
17. Soloand Qu.a'.rtet*:.e-0 Come Love with
Me  _ ._The Misses and Messrs
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Doprs open at 1.30. Concert at 8 p. in. Ad-
mission 20 cents. ll
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quality of goods and workmanship ',
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' Our -10 cent coffee is a mix
of Mocha and Java FRESH
rtoasrnn .evo rnissn eaouxn
It has a beautiful aroma
flavor.
 FRUIT WE HAYJL
and juicy,
Apples and Sweet J amaica
Rosy Red, Northern Spy 1; 
Oranges. A J A _
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vc Dollar Bill
in the pocket of an old garment is a pleasant
IT IS NOTHING to theisurpi-ised we have in
Extensive Tables and Chairs and the best of all ll
'l'l|'o Prices are Right,  »
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\ We ll pay you that little
lWhen we get our own
.hills in. »  I _
seep ,ufsall waiting
We are now ready and willing to place any number of
private dwellings in a correct sanitary, and consequently healthy
A We will furnish all who desire it with Baths, Closets, and
the latest and most approved patterns at‘  consistent th
The latest and most: beautiful New Yo designs an electrolren. A
stock of soil pipe and all plumbers’ stiesmhttn’ and engineers supphe,
Call on us at the Masonic Temple Building. You will receive
  . A. NI LEA
Mamurscronnnh' AGENT
N _ ` We show a good range an lowest prices
Malaga Green Grapes, cnspll