iljnrd'  LC hestnut
r Years
ur
it.
have
GUARDIAN  -        “  frees #wilt
'41-~i;~ fi.: f
.i. i~!  .,-~  . - .-..»..».
ou
then you
in it
_ _ _
show you
The beautiful finish
possessed by Cillll-
muuily Silver al-
ways attracts atten-
tion Vl-hen buying
L silverware do not for-
get that we have
Coniniunity Silver to
lllE 0UEEN’S C0l.lN'l`Y GUARDIAN
, Y -ae
Police Court today.
Mrs. Alder Brehaut. has rdurncd
L. C. Hayden. Vernon River, is re-
covering from his recent illness.
Miss Clara McMillan, Cymbria, is
the guest of Mayor and Mrs
Editor Nash of the Patriot gave a
lecture on Mark Twain in Milton
gain alter his recent illness.
The mail train arrived yesterday
at 12.30 bringing seventy-ilve bags
The Rev D McLean will preach at
p. m. -_ ‘
| | [Q 5 § hall last. evening. --- -
Jew] ’ --- The steamer Stanley’s caigo from
 ==%  _ There will be a horse trot and Georgetown yesterday included 168
 ' ` '= pace on Clyde River ice this alter-'packages ol smelts, one car oi hides'
noon heginnin at tw o'ol k. f `
Fora real good rho-
_ tograph try
' Co_olt’s Studio,
New Des_Brisay Block,
The Studio Whore Dnby is Alwayg
Welcome
a 
“HUGHES”
Cascara Pills
are a reliable and efiective remedy
fbi' Bxtious ATTACKS, Swooisii
Lwmz, Sick Hsaoacuas, CON-
srirarion and all clerangements
arising from a disordered stomach.
, Price 25c`per box.
or-;o._E. iiucnas,
.tvtnvoiv
is vargain day now at our store.
You can buy shoes cheaper now
than at any other time. Our prices
-are lower thairothers inr same class
e,f~go.~ds. It will _certainly pay
you to see our stock before you
buy. _ We crn'v the largest stock
of ladies' shoes at $2.00 and $2~5o-
.'-1 pair intown. just as good as
uxostat $3._ooa pair. Try us for
your next pair. _ _ _
A. r:.___1§_i_¢i;._AcuaN
\ 
.llO.l`lil. BRlil`lSWll It
. MCNCTON , N . B.
 The Largest and Beet Located Foul
iu'tli_e City Aocommodating zoo guests
i mai :ln ne r sei ii
-- I-
’ "" Ji ri 3" J’ '°. 2.‘-'.‘.“'°.‘.‘.'.’.i.l.."“i‘l
  daih\bl°=‘¢=r mb ll in the siini
_ r.
` GEO. MCSWEENEY, Prop.
COAL
Reserve Run of
* Mine,
 f Inverness.
* Round,
_All in shed clean
a’*r|'d§dry at
lillll. 'T E. Fllll’S'
1 Goal Yard
_rgdtf ,. _
,.,_.g.... , _
_,.______ _. ._ ._ 
&ll.tS'LlPPill Slit
vi :.1 »-
'.~’l;-.f-f'.iii§.i'.iisv¢;.laeeiaeaw
H cldse out all our Felt
Slippers regardless oi'
> cost .
\Ls`di¢s'$i.a5 slippens fm-95°
" i io “
:_ , .~ for 85c
 . so . wr 10°
vs ` fQ1’ss¢~
‘ 50 for 45
. " 50 “ f01' 35
" 4° “ for 25
. ~‘ 25 “ for i8
H ai
it
For real bargains i_n
felt slippers this is _
your opportunity.
Sprague &, C0. "
if
Special
February
Bargains
at _
A Alley’s
88 pairs womeu`s
waterproof overshoes
, sizes 2 i-2 to 4 i-2
I regular $1.85 now 8=c
97 pairs women's fine
overshoes,sizes 2 I-2 to
4 1-2 worth over $2.00
now $1.00.
67 pairs women's low
_overshoes now 7oc.
__ Sale
5 Still the-
, Great A
" Attraction A
Hundreds of pairs
boots, shoes .and slip-
-Q pers to choose from
_ at 30 per cent discount!
' Men‘s are size 7,
women’s size 4 girl's
' size r, boys' size 4.
children‘s size 6 and 9.
,- s
li _
f Alley Q Co
d _ -- ltend. At the close the lecturer was
- ,_~_
’ /\L'...»-.__~
f llll.H.ll.JUHllSllll,
. Kent Street,
2, Practice limited to Diseases
' of Bye, Ear, Nose. Three;
' and Skin.
Bree tested and fitted for
glasses. _
OFFICE HOURS
awun m. 1.c»e.w|» In
lliveninipe hr aonumtmont
MARMALADE
For one week only we offer our
new stock of Orange Marmalade
just received from Cr sse 8:. Black-
well. London. at the i ll-wwing
verv low figiires--
7 pound fine for 'Nc each.
, l pound lleal lan lor I6c each.
' lpound glen iere for $1.85 per dolen.
BEER Qi. G0l"l"`
" in all the 1ate_st t
styles and finish
_By _
 Maker oflieturee.
TELEPHONE roa-
S`ilmunoLFor §a|a
g¢\|r,"l;\-s Moy ' Mtona now laid ep' in Char
etnetown. For pertienlara enquire of
E. BUSWELL.
|_g|,,m victor _
McLeod  Bentley
&n|eteree\lAb1rneye-netsw. -
eetmnn an use msn er Men some
laaarllllll-
` Sunnyside
» l
 
~ nt N va Soo ia Uhembm
1
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.PHOTOGRAPH;l:‘.i;:°l.;.':::';‘;:::';:..,A v
E 0 OC
Dr. Alex. McNeill, Dr. W. Jardine
and Dr. A. D. McLellan. Summer-
side were in this City yesterday.
J. D. Bmith, student at 'St. Dun-
stan’s College, is now able to re-
sume his studies alter a severe at-
tack oi la grlppe.
The conc'usion of Walter I.ea's
article on the Holstein Friesian
breed oi dairy cattle will appear in
tomorrow's issue. `
David Birt, section foreman at
Vernon River, has gone home owing
to illness. His place is being iilled
.hy Mr. McIntyre of Charlottetown.
The weather this' week has been
mild so far. On Monday the hligliest
registered was 30 ab0Q mire; on
Tuesday 26 above; yesterday the
highest during the day was 2~i above;
and at nine last. night it was Z0
above.
C. D. Rankin, Mr. and Mrs. Bart~
let_t. and Miss Bartlett were in
Naples on February 8rd, enjoying the
ilne drives around that city and
were to leave for Pompeii the fol-
lowing day. Later they will visit
'Sicily.
Ate recent meeting ol the Ep-
,  e worth League Institute oi Cente 
ll
sry church, St. John., papers were
given hy Mrs. W. C. Matthews,
Revs; J. Heaney, N. McLaughlin and
;C. W. Squires, all well known in
this Province.
The death of *Miss Minnie, deugh~
ter of John Currie, Sydney Street,
and sister of Mrs. J. W. Hodgson,
Prince Street d
. occurre recently at
New Haven. Conn. The deceased
m ns w e brouglithome lor in
tcrment. Funeral notice later.
James McMillan of Waehtucna,
Adams County, Washington State,
-U. S. A., formerly oi Stanhope in
this Province, writing to The Guar-
,dian to renew his subscription, en-
'closes a photograph oi the combined
harvester with which he gathers in
his wheat crop on his Washington
term. This machine cuts sixteen
feet, and Mr. McMillan writes that
he can 'cut thirty-tive acres a dey,
and put it in sacks all ready for
market. He adds that this year he
had eleven thousand husrels of No.
1 wheat. His nearest neighbor he
says, 'is Angus Gillis, formerly of
. Belfast in this' Province.
A sy or two ago s lew friends
--' ~-»-~ ‘ from the Long Creek congregngiqifmovcd, seconded and supported by
visited their pastor, the Rev. S. H.
Cornwall. B. A.. at North River.
Deacon Paul »fMcPhee, in an app,-0.
priate and complimentary address
presented from the congregation he
represented to the pastor a valuable
set of harnesg. solid nickle mounted.
Pastor Cornwall thanked them for
the valuable present, also the kind-
ly feeling that prompt/ed the gift. On
Monday evening a goodly number oi
the North River congregation spent
a pleasant evening with Pastor Corn-
walh At the close oi the evening
iitww the 1-ev, gontienmn round mmm S. Domian; reading, Miss Flora Mc
,considerably better oil in the wu],K0l1Bl81 S010. Bl'0~ E-//Mitchell; V10;   L I !
Of gretgserles, etc., for which ii; “_ lin, Bro. Jas. Calder; solo, Miss Ida
press `-“his gratituder- The psqpig McNair; reading Miss Belle Nash~
on this circuit are not only thus
There was quite a large crowd of
spectators in attendance at the
horse races yesterday on the North
River ice. It was rather odd to see
so many wheeled vehicles on the ice
but the streets and roads are so
bare of snow that people had to use
that mode ol conveyance to get to
the scene ol the race. The ice was
in good condition and the races very
interesting. Following are the sum-
lmaries :- `
The Two-lfifiy Class.
Mystery (Essery) - _
Gracie mac (Hooper) '
Eagle (Stewart) . -  3
Green 'Rucl 4' _ .
I
2
(Akr-
bitt
$4
Atari.-
b‘¢» U
£570! N
Bertha L. (Sie\var_t)_
Aqniril (Nicholson)
Pi-oi. Mcvey ected as starter,
Lemuel Wliite.1-iammond Kelly
George Hlnins as Judges to the sat-
isiaction of everyone. Now that the
first race has been held it is pre-
posed to have n three clan raec for
Saturday afternoon on the some
course, the rece to be a free-for-all.
a three minute, and e doctors' race.
The :ptriee for this race are to close
on F day at 9 a. in., at C|.meron's
'Mable Queen Street. Good purses
have been collected.
and
and
. 1é.___-._-1-
:Farmers and horsemen all speak
well or the Island Condition Powder.
ltaaalee increase every year. -We
have just put up two hlgidred llia.
stock good and fresh. You will
‘A . meeting 'oi the South African'
Veterans' Association was held lust
night, but. another meeting is to be
held tomorrow evening in order to
arrange, if possible a program for
the celebration ol Paardeburg day in
this City.
Another old lnnd-mark has passed
away in the- person 'oi Mrs. Gray,
relist of the late William Gray, at’
Brooklan , N. B. She was_in the
. She
w
eighty-fo rth year of her age
leaves behind two sons _George
ai Brookland, and Rev. Andre
of P.lll.Island, to mourn their
Alfred Egan. oi the
department of the P. E. I.
‘whose right. hand was so
with a circular saw on
getting along as well as can
pected, though he has suffered a
oi pain. The thumb and three
liters were almost severed from
hand.
lot
ilu-
the
At the morning service in the
,Moncton Central Methodist C'\-irch
on Sunday last the choir rendered a
,beautiful anthem, the bass solo te
ing taken by Paul Lea, who sang
in his usually effective style. Mr._Lea
has many friends in this City where
he at one time resided in'l has on
dilierent occasions since favored Ciar-
lottetown audiences with his hcauti-
iul voice. 
The members ol the Charlottetown.
police force, who are themselves-
pretty good on the "grip", have;
lately been somewhat demoralized!
because the disease ni that nomo tns
had a grip on half their number.l
»Marshall Cameron ~ and policemen'
Hooper and Walker have been sui-
ierers from rather severe attacks
homes ior several days without
option of fine. In tact they regard
the geip as anything hut line-
though they say themselves they
expect to he doing iine in a few days,
'now that they have got over the
worst period of the disease.
The 14th anniversary oi Pearly
Stream, Division, No. 200, S. 0. T.
was celebrated- in a manner diilcrent
,from all previous events of this ns-
ture in Granville Hall. On the lllth
inst. the members and their triends
enjoyed a rare treat in the form of
‘a lecture on Bible History delivered
|by the Hon. A. B. Warburton. Ow-
-ing to the almost impassable state
oi thc roads only those in the im-
mediate vicinity were ablc to at-
tendercd a hearty vote ol thanks,
Bible students _ who were present.
Proceeds amounting to tive dollars
will be given to the 0rphan's 1-Iome.~
I Last night in Castle Hall the
Knights oi Pythias oi this City en-
tertained their friends to a social in
honor~of the iorty~eiglith anivcrsary
of the Order. There was a very
large and happy gathering, who
thoroughly enjoyed the carrying out
oi the iollnwlng program :-
Oveftnre, orchestra; address oi
welcome, Chancellor Commander G.
quartette Miss Hazel Bremner, Mrs
» . .
* . , . _________,_,.
‘ manifesting ttisii-'xiiidiy interest in Gw- Chandler. G. H. W. Moore.
their pastor but gem-¢giy 5 week Parker Hooper; address on Pythian- -._-» --_-_-\
’ passes without, gqmg gone” of then-~ lislfn, Bro. Rev. E. H. Thomas; r ,
` iipprecisti n_ Y " rc rcshnients; overture, orchestra ;
 &  S 0 ____ li-iolo, J. O. Davis; piano solo, Miss , 
|Waten'nan; reading, Miss Harrison; I
solo, Miss llremner ; solo, Parker
' 
 Il.
sl'/'/a
.M
..,|
Tasllorlisligmalism
1 he following ls n smtp . and fairly accu-
rlte method of d-:terrain ng whether one'c
eyes are astlgmaiie or nois-
“Al a dialan ~e of three feel, each oi
the four small squares in the ilgurc above,
should be som equally black and distinct.
ll' any oi the squares stand out more prom-
inently than others, Aailglnailsm is indi-
cated. Test each eye seperelel v by cover-
ing 6rst one and then the other: _
Aall matism. which ie due to Irregular-
ity in the curvature ofthe refractlng sur-
faces is onset' the mont common ee well
accurately cancel.
Our method! ol' examination lr! AC
CURATB and CERTAIN, which act is
demonstrated by the aatialhctory results
obtained in almost every case.
ll' not saiiailed we want lo have a chance
to help yon.
make no mistake by (ceding it to
your stock. Sold at twenty-ilve
cents lull lb. package. A. W. Red-
diu, Pheni B. Sunnyside.
\ ` .
185 packages o mixed freight, 45]
dressed hogs. and one horse. -- _
Hooper; whistling solo, Percy Bar- I
llow; God Save The King.
es one of the most dlilicult troubles to I
.Head Uflicealn Newifrewse Block-Charlottetown" _ - --\ l , _
i Mrs. I.. E. Prowiie, City, is visit-A Dr. McDonald. V.S., 'Bummerslde,»    e ' i
ing in Sydney. ia in* the City. _ . '
. u _ i-pu, .I
Prohibition Act day at the City Alexander Horne, City, is out s , ' - , ' ‘
A. D. Macdonald, City, has return-
-to this City irom Georgetown. ed after visiting iriende la Dundas. l '
Cosy Corners at A
,.
 i we-~    »f' llouse=Cleaninl Timed
10 30 a ,m , Birch Hill 2 30 u m __ __ E
und in- the People's Church at 1
Many an old cosy corner will need re-
covering thi_s spring
many anew one will ,be built! for what .
is more coiiifortab`e than a nice “corner”
back.
niost attractive. V
.J
with ri fine pile of cushions _behind one_’s
Now we have a few lines of art satee s
and cretnnnes that we intended for covering
cosy corners. The patterns and colors are
\ e _
Tapestry Lushion Covers
A special line of Tapestry cushion covers that will wash when soiled and
wll stand all kinds of hard usage. The colors come principally in shades O
green and fawn. just sew two of there covers together and your cushion is ready'
e o _
The price is only 25c each.
_-&_`
‘ Art Sateens
' 28 to 34 inches wide
Regular i _gc per yard for _I rc
Regular soc pei' yard for 154:
Regular 25c per yard for :gc
Regular 3oc per yard for 23c
Ari Cretonncs
28 to 34 inches vide.
Regular r4o per yard for 1 ic
Regular i6c per yard for .2c
Regular zzc per yard for 17c
Regular 24c per yard for 18,:
and undoubtedly
I
~.>
_ r 3
STANLEY BKOS.
Rev. A. B. McLeod, pastor oi St.
Andrew’s church, Truro, N. S., sr~
rived yesterday in P. E. I.. to at-
tend the designation service ot his
cousin, Rev. A. D.~McKenzie. at
Hartsville this aiternoon. Mr. .Mc-
Leod will represent the Foreign Mis-
sion Committee oi the Presbyterian
Church on this occasion. 1 \.
A particularly Jolly evening was
spent at the Arena Rink lust night,
a special waltz program being inr-
nidhed by the band for the pleasure
of the Summerside contingent which
came down by specinlltrnin to enjoy
a dance on skates in the spacious
Arena. Needless to say, all who
were on the ice thoroughly enjoyed
themselves.
SHILOl'I’S
Quick ease for the worst cough-quick
relief to the fhenviel_t._dcold-and SAFE
totnke even or a ci . 1
'run is shiieirs cure. ,LUPGS
Sold unde_|_:_ a gsinrantse Coudhs
to cure co s an coug s y
quicker than any other & Coins
medicine-or your money b_aclt. 34ye_ars
of success commend Shiloh s Cure. Zac..
60e..$l. am
Concerts, Soclnls, Enter-
tainments, Business, etc
ot a money making nu ture
MORNING DAILY or
RURAL 'DAILY PBR
WORD (elx words to each
line)-One cent ior fnch
insertion.
Churches, temsernrici or
anlzatione,en chariirhl
Tnstitnlons half raw
it' account for some l
paid en. presentation
Minimum price i5 eenia
Bleek QE announce-
ments double rates.
BME Magee and
Deaths FRY!!! but verses
will count came rare as
' above. ~ *
CARDS 0F THANKS
lame rate ss above when
inserted in locale, and
otherwise at regular ad-
vertising rates.
#No chage for notices ei
strictly iglons services
even when silver collec-
tion is taken, but all
_gatherings in lid oior la
connection with churches
and charitable institutions,
lf an admission lee orcol~
lection tales will be
.charged at heli fatal.
§.=~Ten (10) per cent
D discount on above
rates for cash with
order.
G. F. HUTCHESON.
JEWELLER.-0I-TICIAN
6/is Guardian
I ,
» ooo bills in Duplicate i
L____§__` ` _J_
was a very estimable young lady, f ‘  ,_ `
an my mia. mme.. T... ... ...i ta. .ii be.. ...na .0 na- ==----==- Bl ill D _
Don’t A »
Freeze
when you can get hot drinks at any hour exceot ‘
_while you sleep at my popular reetnrsnt.
H Lit
'Chicken Pies
in abundance justihe thing to warm you up and
make von feel good and stroog.dnring this changeable 
weather- ._
___ _ E. J.. DESROCHES.
SIG DISCOUN T
as Pieces Factory loth zo p,c. Of
These are last yearfs patterns, all good and suit'
able for men's and boys’ suits. We want to clear
them all out before the new spring patterns come
in as we like to begin the spring trade with new
SALE FOR CASH ONLY
_w. c. TURNER & co.,
- The Low -Price. Dry (loads snd_Cloth Store. '
' _ Sunynside. Charlottetown.
l J'*‘ 1 ll lu SFP? l

This il what our Combined Ledger and Billing Ouifi.
for the Retail or General Merchant.
THBOUTFIT CONSISTSOF
1 Ledger rin x xi
I Leith" 'r-b radon 2 3 
25 1 Ledger Leaves , .
TRANSFER BINDER AND CARBON! FREE `
oulst gxxI.sssvueoeoeeaeeieeeeos...¢.a|¢00
Outh: 541vi........................_.N50
5 pac. Discount ii Cash eeeernpnlea Order. .
THE McGOWAN MANUFACTURING C0.
P. 0. BOX ai. ST. JOHN. N. B. ~
Only Loose Leaf Specieliatsin Maritime Province
buy 3: our gueraniec. You’ll be grateful to no alwcy
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