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fnmll- . wulllod in live ou nn(l:i‘ still-ll' s.:;a:‘nlilof
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iioto70 acres not fur from ty, mu illiter-
stadnd farlans ln allirlarallpgles, s able to mlllc
l\\\ CRYB I' 1" v
Agood plane for tlih :frilly mail. Tu taite
olmrrs about pha middle o urch. Apply to
Box "-9,' Char ottetown.
Bditllwlil bvlnldi pd
 
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_ Ofhces in'Ngw Prowso Block*-Chsrliotietown.,_ _ ‘_ miners, ..,..,l...l
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_V Rxv.G.li Wnrra will address
Minh meeting at the Y, M,0, Am
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_3-ml<l;'eissl=:»iii_°f°»°»'7`1i-¢°lil'li1l»f¢~
3.. t e special Batariifsy
 Mssrxas representing Woiili,
F»l°l I\\kCo. is In tha city and has
7'” _ _ __ ahing the tour of the' Island
E ;‘i_R°b°l”i¢l We “seek your joy in
Will Nikllve. not in 'what you get."
Tb°°“Y&'M.c.s. mortmue nina was
°"'~7 '° l°'°.1h°-bslliiina to the
rms mn °f »»lii~‘r~vlnee im it
worth While for all to try 'ind share in
this free will qf!ering gifts Kindly act
naw, your example will influence others,-
'Jonu Ano Mas. Lnas si gpringngid R.
centiy oelehrsted their golden wedding
amid this hurt: oonrrntnlnlons of their
frlsndspvbo assembled to do honorto the
occasion and present the venerable couple
with a purse of gold containing $50. Mr,
Lamb came from Ireland ia 1840 and first
settled in Fort Augustus, where the con-
dition oi the country differed very little
from that which confronted the early
pioneers. _lp 1856 Mr. Lamb married Miss
Kensington. _
- Tnltns Prohibition cases occupied the
attention of Siipsndiary Magistrate
Macdonald yrsterdsy morning. That nt
Jenkins vs McDougall, in which the
defendant was churned with procuring
Morgan, on prosecution of Jenkins, was
ounvloted of first offense and iineli $100,
or3mnnthslniprlsolimslit al-ld tile cane'
against Newberry and Egan was held
over pending the analysis of the beer
upon the finding of which theprcsecutian
A sleiwlils in memory of those who fell
in the African War will be held in St.
in  iofaresi of that firm. ` _ °“
was laid. ,~, _
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_"\°°° ul-anwl iw; ysstmlsr
Ddifvvned on aooonnt ot the
asearlyas
tha Saturday
the into
place
plea-
Wosn has been received from the
Phonographlo Institute, Cincinatl, 0.,
that Miss Hazel H. Andrei, St. Elesnors
and Mlslillsra McKinnon, Summersids.
have been successful in their examination
(or shorthand teaeher's certificates, and
-have been awarded same by the institute.
_Miss Andrew and Miss McKinnon are the
first ladies outside of Charlottetown, to
he awarded those certificates. They
received their shorthand education at the,
Union Commercial College and of late
have been undergoing thorough training
In the art of teaching, under the direction
of Principal Moran. The results of the
examinations, as shown io The Guardian,
a`re certainly a credit to them. There
_ts a' large and growing demand;
Mullin n ruin- or meals rear mnllla off 'fbr nrstolass. practical. meters
of shorthandf. and we have _pp
doubt out those younit ladies will be sub-
erssful in' their profession. Miss 'Andréln
i'e-a daughter of 'ihomas Andrew, Si.
Elennors and Miss McKinnon, a daughter
of Capt. D.MuKinnon Str. “Brant." The
Guardian. in common with their many
liquor 'vu wssvvefl iw' drulr~l°ni‘ -Yam' ‘~iries<le,~"criends congratulations 
A nsrinsuili' sociable and pleasant
atniospiiere pervaried St. Paul‘s School-
rooin last night. There was u generous
atendauee, which left no unoccupied
spaces. The program was carried out
very smoothly and much to the pleasure
ofthos`e present the different items were
soarramrcd as to relieve the proceedings
of that monotory which is so fatal io
f udioncc 'i‘hs_
Jamastlhurchonsabbath morning next. U19"-l°Y'-nent' ° ““ " '
' tl RA‘0i/0 Revil,
g  Th "y pg B" wmhe reaenging bo,ly_ 'p atforni speakers were is r,
e e ran p
h fii n inisionod oilicers and
J. Simpson, Fullerton, Scfigwiclr, Dobson
(who spoke for the nleulbers of the
,  I C _ T e o oers, non-no l
ak i i '
n   e men ln unnorm or me “mans ml ‘L ‘ MinisterialAssociatlon) White lmll-Lodge
corps ofthe city are invited to assemble
with the veterans in St. James Hall
who told of the pleasure which they (vit
1 assisting at the celebration of the
i  at 1050on Sabbath morning. Any who B h ` dm new whwlmom
have been in South Africa who may not
iluvc uniform will klndiv meet with tile
opening of t e sp on
During the evening n charming liitle
d (allows:
206 H per pound others. wearing tile decoration. As there musical rmanm was rsniierc as
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will he no celebration on Paardeberg
Day" this year it is very fitting that' f-he
South Atrloansshoaid show their respect
to the memory ol their fallen comrades by
Vocal Solo-Miss Murray.
Vocal S010-E. H. Mitchell.
Ssxtette--“The Parting Kiss."
Vocpl Solo-Miss ritsnyvay.
' ` s MacDonald and llir.
l>.srl~:wAlzrs, -ff-»   _ _ 
` Bclinm BAUWV -. _ _ . ._ ,Alt thi the excellent good things
sem sm are-u.' IIN FURNITURE-‘ _  _fm-illicit: un comforting of the inner
‘A\'.y. the but ‘mme in th' guy' liiaii ‘were discussed with critical appre-
Brcmn er.
Chorus-Choir Boys- ' '
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' Remarkable crowds-remarkable selling-remarkable bar- _
gains characterized our remnant sale yesterday.We were correct in ex-
pec'iog a big crowd--we knew such bargains could not fail to attract.
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` ' And we were alsoycorrect in figuring that yesterday’s selling
' would clean up most of the remnants.
We regret-that so many of the late comers were disappointed
we warned them to come early-and in response to demand for more
from disapoinied ones '
‘ We Will Continue our Remnant
Sale To-day---Friday
Colilniencing` promptly at nine o’cioclr, and proulisc al most
attractive lot of bargains for early comers.
yestei5da?y’s selling; If your were dispppo_ipted 
EARLY TO-DAY. '
To-day’s remnants will include many that did not figure in
estefday, COME
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At Hall-Price
2 B ' -- ll _ii is
wini!:gsmll\x:]d:tt:i‘lo§:-Ehyll  ufatesgyl faslilonaliic
shapes-aelllns now at half price. Former prices
55;; tp 51.9.; an many prices between. Now you
mg, nay 58e eaps for :gc or the 11.9° styles for 95C-
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'lhomebh Brackley Point Road for th
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Tomnw,
insurers, has
llrm'l Calendar. _ _
Irs, Mary Ann Oiihr on_
.eve_ain|. in rising from her
‘fell hraakingherieg. Hsrage,
years. makes rho accident
'trying in hsr`uaae.
she
the game
W; C. l iaat
have won
The the
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j ON tue comic page of next 'Saturdays
Gnu-alan _vsrmlls wlllle wniillngllontc
manages to raise the usual crop of tlrouble
bylnventing a mechanical saddis_horae
h_r his father tg ride, awarding to the
Y
_hadtlo try it. The invention r-an awe
and “Pa was awful mad." Pretending
Percy lnsetsa well deserved punishment.
given to him promptly in reward for
Saturday’s Guardian,
_ Tun funeral of_tils~late Wallace I..Iloai
wok placeat Milton on Wedliesday filet
instant from the ri-sillsnce of his (only
surviving) brother John F. Rodd to Sher'
wood Cemetry. It u-.ls very largely
'attended ily people from all ihc
sunounding diiltrlots. He left his forulcr
0
7N‘orth`,'Wcst in May i lsr. und took up land
in Hlgif River, Alberta, wilere _‘ills son
Roberirhad settled ayrln' previous, and
;/where he (Wallace) died after u f_ew.week~¢
illness from heart failure. A family of
dve daughters and two sons are left to
mourn,vla Mrs. Btratten of South Bend,
California; Flo npe in Enrlham, lowll;
'Janet and Mis`f“;tlok. Bicll i'n'l{igh River: '
and James in the Dept. of Marine ami'
_lrlsilsries,_» oiuewa. ur was lllgllly
esteemed wherever hnowri und it was
with deep regret _that his mllny fl-Ienrls
bsdohis-f’arewell‘on his dt-l»nriurl\_ fl-olll
this Island. ".l`hs circunlsillnces me
rendered still lmdder hy the inet illat Mrs.
Bell and Robert are at pri-sclxt in-llivlsl
with typhoid leverin High liiver. hut ure
now past danger. .Tallies llwnlllu-llicii
the lloiiy from Ottoull _ulul will l'~»|\lvu
on Monday Zilth insi.
On' Thursday _uvcylillg l<`ol»y. Nth. ill-\~.
Fr. Gregory the`ostee|llui |nl\|,..| 0|' _~_; .
Frsneisde Sales Cilultli, I.i|lll» i’nllii,
delivered u' leclnl-< on 'l`i|u li-lnllill
Catacombs, in tllo parish cllurcll. N-ull
less to soy, coming fronlsunhn snlll-4:-l,
thclcoturc wus of’tilc highest onli-\ null
from ileginnlllg to emi hi-l-l iile
nttcntlon of the ~uudi<-lu-e. In si~lwl|ll~|y
language, the Ro\-erellll |l~c-Luv.-r lieu-
orlbed the Campugnu, its forlllalioll llliil
underground passalzes, ouuulillilllr the
remains of so lnally millions oicllrly
Christians wllo‘_ali\i’i'erc1i mill-tyrliulll ill
defense of tiieiriilprions mlm. A in-millet
sU¢nunli0I;the,tql|§li»lo persecuiiuils Lhcv
underwent, was followed by lucid ex~
pianatiun of thodiiforcrlt signs and sym-
bols found in the mural decorations of
the Catacombs. A number nf photographs,
showing different scenes ln the Cataconlbs
completed the sxoelicllt pan picture.
To those who hadjshe privilege oi attend-
ing the lecture, i ltliso.. of suffering and
sacrifice must certslniy prove inspiring
and greater inier¢st,in the study of the
early Christian Church nlllst of necessity
belawakened. At the close of the lecture
suitable selections were rendered by the
choir. Thejprocceds are for recuntcilurcll
improvements.
Tl-ll; _American students of St. Dulls-
tan's College celebrated right wortllily
yesterday hya banquet si. the Rovers
Hotel the birtilclay of George Washing-
ian. Aftcr the banquet, the students
went to the orllce of the American Con-
sulate where they enjoyed a very pleas-
ant afternoon. The Vice Consul, J T.
Crockatt,taklng the place of the absent
Consul, treated the students ina very
generous manner. The aitcruoon and
evening were spent in merry making and
song. Mr. Williams ofthe Bank ufNl-iv
Bnxnswlck spoke of the great benefit St.
Dunstan`s Coiicgels‘toPrlncc Edward
refund. Donald Nicholson. President oi
he Board of Trade, gave as ills toast tile
United States. ILO. ‘M, Redrlln, C. C.
oblydcnlt with Our Cnlloda. The Vice-
Consui paid u worthy tribute to tile
futilerof tho American Republic-_. Tile
speeches were responded to by tho
members of thc Columbian Society of
St. Dunstuu`s College, J. E. Quinn,
Presislont; D. B. McDonald, Vlcc~I’i‘esi-
dent and Leo M.Gl~allunl, Scurci»lli'y ului
Treasurer. To Vice-Consul Crockett, mul
tothe gentlemen associated with ililn
who so generously helped tilclll to
cclebraic the birthday of the Father oi
their Country ihc students expressed
their gratitude for another nnnlvcrsnry
‘ of thedny pleasantly and profitably sp`cni.
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Tasteless
Cod Liver Oil ‘
With Malt, ~'
Wild Cherry
and ` '
iivyvPliii=iiiiii°=
v e invaluable in all wasting
‘ diseases, - convlilescesce,
coughs, colds. nervous de-
blllty etc. _
Recommended _ _
by Physicians
Price $l.oo per bottle.
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dooi41l"aadvlce. The minister of course _
terms casll only. '
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` The department has leon thoroughly, carefully gone over--every small
.another Instance oi his hypocrisy. See I lot’ every pavern, “e propcse to d’np_gc's 3 pass into this sale. We,`_e done
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‘ them up in lcis ti enough to do all average room; have matched most lots with
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Papers for every purpose-priced at about % tllc lcgiilzlr. Conlc early-
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“'I`l`lF. WHITE C/\l{NlV/\L" is illzlltillg illc
_ _finest showing of llandsonie whiicweilr illai-llas ever
been gaillcred together wivllin ille fullr walls of this
dn building.
_ The goods shown are illnde by ille best lllzlkers
in Canada--the designs are tasteflll, the iieedlewollc
_is such as you would approve your: elf, :ln-.l tizc trilli-
liliilg is in g< od taste and in good style.
 l\e\er have been able to offer such pretty gar-
' ments for so small a price.
Deliglrted to show y0l71`th1~oiigl1.evuu ii you tio
` - carry. correctly and triltlifully in photo-
 I’ - graphic reploclilcticii.
A postal card request brings oilc ily l'c-
tilrll illail, :md :-1 pcrlisnl of it will slluw yilii
wllzlt lligli-guide wlliicivcili'-at it illoilcrzitc
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7250/‘e `.7)7€Yfm’
not want io buy.
Handsome Catalogue
Free, for the Asking
Stillafew copies left of oili' lizlildsolllc
wlilteweai' catalog\1e,sll»wing every lille we
X _ V  Tile Wliitewear People.
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Whltevgear offali kirilds camc ‘tio >&
usStura.1 we oven’ttc_-._,_5<_.__. _1-
nice; wiiltefweaié ill tllcdclty,iit’s  
t i' au t- onie an sec \.-
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REPAIRS 
" Wnrkulclioiacltnowlulgcli aililily .llc lli ille homl of our
‘ E repair and tl)-llolstclillg llupaxllllellis 'i`|\<y ran ullllw alll
_ furniture look anil wear nl`llu~si as giaul as lit-w.
_ _ ____ _` Our Line of vphoisterv bonds
is Up"lo‘1l`he Mark in Varletv
Tha* flwirsble property °°“lel"l"l "l“°l»-Y - sn "quality and prices are well wiiilin iilc rcacll oi’ iill nlost
fi|};°i'i¢\f,'i,‘f>:,'|i'n=l-i\h'i;gaii'.i:;' rifil:'ir:lli`lml?i(il:: economical huycr. All work promptly aiu-mleil io _
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