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'JANUARY 24, 1910 .mm LATE
> ___ _ sr News 'l`I__~lE CHARLCTTETOWN GUARDIAN rmsr or 11.11 ` pA(;E
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T* 'THE 0UEEN's comm GUARDIAN..:i.§:..:;¢°a~e°_;:.e~a=it D” '   ’ 'O
lates. aunt of which win appear in
` '  A 'R __ Head Offices 'in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown
The Guardian tomorrow, and should
be carefully read by all.
‘ Maritime a
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I Races
_ Wednesday, 26th l
Representatives from
' Ne\v Brunswick
` _ Nova Scotia ,
_ Prince Iedward Island
will take part in the above
races.
Reserve seats plan opens
at ro o’clock Monday morn-
ing at Hughes’ Drugstore.
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Daniel Robbins, postmaster, B
'gon ,B ,,, the C,,,._ ‘m _ E. i~i. ivienaenern, city, ieft for
D. J. Riley has kindly consented to --_ K’
run as acouncillor for Ward Two as A. N. McKay, City, proprietor of
/ill be seen by his card elsewhere. The Sunnyside Crockery Store, ani
& who represents the W. H. Hayward
Rev H. R. Bell, York, has returned G0' Ltd' St' Julmf has l`°tU"“?d from `
from Boston where he mlet his dough- "_ b“E`i“es.s "NP thr0“3h mls P*`°`
WP Who 8CCOmDanled him on return. Vmce' `
I The latest news, tlrat of all. O ' James Calder, City, left. laatnigbt
for ‘Georgetown on a uusiness trip.
'Moncton on the special to Geox
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'rue tide win be nigh this morning ‘°"" 1”" “Wh” '
at 11 and tomorrow morning at _ ,_ L -
HA-_ Ben] Bremner, L/ity, was a passen- t` - _
i g-er to Georgetownpon the mail sm? upgvn at _ nine 7 thirty Sat 
cial last -night.
. _ , _ The outwaed cargo of the Earl Grey
Mg'B1;u?e£ gl? Bg\I;_':,s tIl:;et?g;"t“?: this morning frt|.n Georgetown will
_ New Glasgow Hall, on Tuesday the EsfjlggegugeglEggiafngftmuséus thlist’
way freight.
g\`d§Mt`ii’s sweater and sweater coats ahice variety to
CHOOSC f¥0m, mga 3 P .1 1- ed .d
.fllt ner re8ul1if W°f¢l1» I 4° Pm’ »“°w °1'“i°g “t
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/ Come examine tlL€
4 I7) making of our fine
, 7 - every detail of material
_g and making, noti-ce how
" . 'f ll th re de-
'   Eigdeld yandeyfiiiished,
(I then take a guess at
what you consider them
  worth. _
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| every case the real price
'_ is far below it.
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1, These are overcoat '
, days and at the prices
‘ 1 ,~ \ve are asking its a good
° ' time to purchase. '
Overcoafa from 
fo $25.00. 1
Natty Winter Suits Swagger Trousers
There’s a go _and dash
\Ve’ve yet to see the' about our trousers that
equal of these suits which win a man at once. They
we are offering diirino' are all that 11 garnieiit
these mid winter days.All should be without the ex-
the wanted cloths and orbitant prices which
styles are here' at sur- most stores charge for
prisingly lowprices. good trousers. See the
$1.75 worth $3.00.
‘Clothes for
  Little men
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section is full of natty
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clothes that are made
i`ather’s. They are I
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(_ chaps give 'their gar-
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Money Saving items
I-‘rom Men’s Furnisllinfl lltlll-
Men'a fur collars from 1.65 up to 2o.oo now clear- ions
ing 4; 2 pgig ¢_¢nt,off regular prices.
._ _ .. .. ll' sizes re-
Menvs plain and fancy knitted vests, a , _
,_ 5 00 to 7 ¢o yours for 25 per cent less
1 ,. rims 75¢ up to 5 oo,now 1 4 off.
_ Menis Mdghn Gloves heavy_ woo in 1 051°
aikni
overcoats. Investigate `
large crowds gathered andthorough-
ly enjoyed the line reels ruin oi. The'
' with mirth that a pleased audience
tire evening. Mrs Streeter’s. magni-
ficent voice was much enjoyed and
her song had an extremely pretty
setting. Y _ 1
the Daily Guardian of the 14th inst.,
concernilng team of Parkwoods, your
correspondent begs to -advise they
landing first place will be obliged to
do so. Would suggest a free for -all
trot and pace to follow these two
events. We will again try and be ‘
there 'to hear the-word go with great ‘
possibilities for not finishing in time
to béar the word stop.-Farmer.
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Gordon Worth and Vernon Ga
weeks.
position in a school.
to hear that lvrrs Hear Rackham
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City, left last night on a trip to
Boston and other American Cities.
They will be absent three or four
Miss Adele McLeu.l, Summerside,
daughter of Judge McLeod, left on
the special last night en route to
Yale, B. U., .when she has accepted a
Her many friends will be delighted
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City, who has been undergoing trea-
The annual sale of magazines and,
Papers Of f-he L8Bi-£119 of the Cross
S_0Ci°ty will take Dlace thm evening at
Glght 0'Clock in their rooms. A grand
Ovportunity to secure periodicals. at
al reasonable price.
The Earl Grey arrived ln Geor-e
ay and brought over twenty pas- __
_seni.;ers, one hundred bags of mail ;»
and two cars of mixed freight. The if
special to this city arrived at noon. 
The Minto crossed to Picton arriving 
there at ten flve. I'
_An enjoyable sleighing party, con.
sisting of two sleigh loads, left the _
city, in-iaey night for wm Brehanvs, "
Alexandria, where a spread w-as.par-
taken off midst miuch laughter and
merriment. Games, music and social
chats were indulged in till the wee
sma’ hours when the young folk
started on return. to their homes ar-
riving in the City' at an early hour
Saturday morning.
Many f'rier|:ls_in this Province will 1
learn with deep regret of the dealih oft
Corey Hin-ivatt, son of Webster 'How-
att, Augustine Cove, which occurred '
Friday last alter one year'a illness '
which he bore with true Christian .
fortitude. l\lr Howatt, H young' man '
of twenty-five years, was a general 5
favorite and his early death is deenlyi '
deplored by a wide cincze of friends. I
The funeral takes place today to the _
Fiaptist Cliiircli. Tryon, thence to the ‘
temcnt in the P.  1. Hospital has Tryon Cemet¢py_ '
so tar recovered that she has been '
removed to her home.
Saturday was forty degrees above have now in stock. 'llhis oil ls unex- '
zero and the highest up till nine p.
`m. was forty-four degrees above. The
lcoldest recorded the previous night
was thirty-two degrees above.
In writing The Guardian on receipt
of his Int~ernatioriul Bible Study meo-
al, T. J. Wiggington, Bridget.own,ex-
pressed his keen appreciatiun of the
trouble taken 'oy this paper during
the recent contest.
The splendid program at New Won-
derland Saturday night was nicely in-
terspersed with the comic side of life
tin Trsiinor is nightly growing in ro
pulnirity and his local hits Saturday
evening called forth storms of up-
plause and he had to appear time a.-
ter .time.
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At the Bijou Saturday evening
erious side was scf evenly balanced
kept up a continuous applause the en-
Replying to am inguiry made through
rc hot/h in the pink of condition and ,_
5 clip in null probability the horse
'l‘he coldest temperature recorded oil
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and was thoroughly enjoyed. J. Aus- pa,.tmeut8_ The w0,.kmans.mp was pmt :V
Housekeepcrs will bear with dc- f
lil.-ht of the new Delft Peanut Salad! 5,
whflch thc McKinnon Drug Co.‘
called for salad dressings, etc, is of j
delicate flavor and is considered by V
many even superior to Olive Oil f
which for years was rcgardefi as' par, `
excellence. Delft Peanut (lil is an nh-i ;'_
solutely pure vegetable product and
is undoubtedly* better for culincry
purposes than some of the fats nowl
being used as n trial will c0nvince.l
The firm, who are loud in its praiacf
for superiority, have The Guardian's '
thanks for a sample bottle. `
G. D. Wright has recently placed '
two very neat and artistic glass 
signs in his ulreud u -toedute rlc-
forrnled iiy Joseph Mclnnis. whose re- 3_-
putation as an artist is well known 
throughout this Province. Both signal §i
areliandsomely nnisihed in green:--and-1 .5
gold, and bear the inscription "G. 
l). Wright, Mortician” The name nn- 5’
dertaker originated man ears ‘E
in
undertook to perform certain work
for
who were,berett of one of their friends _
The
crude
ed today. Why should not the title,
of undert'1.k»er be role ated
iast
adopted which is more in keeping
with
work is performed today. ' Mn Wrlghtl 5
has an opted the one ~Mnrtieian"‘
8 and
’ their owner is prepared to start tg-ht
Lady Parliwood in a 2.40 trot and
Chiefwoofl in a 2.40 pace at any
time, three or more to enter and not
less than three to start. Should
` these P~arkwoods fail to show the
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diploma. from the Cariadia E .l '
ers’
al certificates, 3
if the burner be old, burnt out or 1
iirty, if the wick be clogged, or ifi
you
lamp
“I3 OIL which is especially prepared
for household use, you will have the
:est
Y ‘Y '_
ago when one or two men 
every community ventured or
any family in the com-munity 
work was performed in a very
way and would not he tolerat- '
g to the,`
and the namie Funeral Director, ;
the way this particular class of -
this goes to show that be is j
up-to the minute. He i mas- ,
of his profession and holds a 1
f - _
which ‘ _ . Uflldl
 Moore .at 
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.lust about last chance on Furs
THIS HAS BEEN AN-
OTHER great selling
week on fnrs, and every
day leaves deep marks in
the assortment. Still a
few very choice pieces off-
ered you ata great bargain.
20 per cent discount
We’v`e asked you to com-
pare, and every day com-
parison is “doing the busi-
ness” for us, Keep com-
paring, comparison is an
efficient though unsalaried
salesman for us in every-
department. N
A Winter Coats _*_
Clearing-
You have a chance to
clicose from a nice stock
of/winter coats at very
little over one half their .K
price. _
These last ones ready 1.
for you to-day at - ‘
1 $5.00 $7.50 $9.50
I representing a range
worth from 7. 50 to 15.oo. p
Come in early this ‘
morning.
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Selling. Embroidery Remnants by l
hundreds yesterday. More to-day 5
This lot of mill cnds_ from one of the Swiss factories gives every
woman who does much sewing a splendid chance. The lengths run from
3 to ro yards. There are narrow and wide edges insert-ions, and headings. _
They are selling at less than half value.
_ n mhalm fi
Association together with sever- 
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Lamplight will not be,satlsfactory V
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Use inferior Oil. With your
in good order and MAYFLOWI
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light for the eyes known to man
', _ ~ arealso very nutritious and health-
_j mi. A fresh supply in bulk is new
1909 was a successful year in thc
history ctf the congregation of Ken-
sington and New London North. The
fzotal raised for the purposesi was $3,-
094.88. The. sum' of $1,549.92 was giv-
en for m-issionary purposes. Of this
sum- $200 was contributed by thc
Misses Clarke, Kensington, toward
the foreign mission debt. Also $170
was given for the work of the Master
in Korea in_memory of the lute Jane
Dinwooilie. The eongreghtion’s re-
gular contribution to missions was
$1,179.92. During the year twenty-
two were received on profession of
their faith. Three were received hy
certificate. Three new elders were
elected and ordained, *men of ability
and courage and deep spirituality. H0
that the Rev A. D. Stirling is sup-
ported hy a band of thirteen elders,
such men as would make anyininis-
ter's heart glad and thankful to the
Great I-lead of the Church "whose
we are and whom we serve." This
year the debt on the new Sabbath
School building in Kensington 'has
been removed leaving the entire
church property free from debt.
f::Where Whites "Delamar" chocola-
tes differ from many others is in the
fact that no artificial sweetner is
used in their manufacture. Hence
these delicious sweets do not disturb
the disgestlou. Being composed of
pure cane sugar and flavorfnKB U19!
on mle at "The Beat Drug Store"
"The MacKinnon 'Drug Oo, Our Gt
Geo and_Kent Streets. 1-24d'r1l.
 
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W PURE. F_Q_QQ___'
» in the form of nicedelic-'
with that sweet nutty
flavor and. golden brown
crust, is made and sold A '
Stcwarts Bakery
10-23dtl . '
Do you
use a 
Cold 
Cream ?
Creme Veloute iS
what we consider c-ne of 
the best, if not the best. '
Put up in large jars,
daintily perfunied, and
smooth as velvet.You'll
likeit 25 cents
Sold only by
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“The Proof of "I0
Pudding"
Macs Witch ll\zelCream
sold for Io yeafs com-
mands a larger sale
to-day than ever. Un-
equalled for chopped
hands, ,roughness and
redness of the skin.
Renders the skin soft
and white and leaves
no trace of greae or
gloss. Will not cause
or promote hair grow-
ing 'like some skin
preparations. I
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~ Gloves may be worn
aft/er ul-
0dds and Ends in Shirt Waists  
_ This is a sale that is making things hum in tlie mantle department.
Ladies are buying waists in lots of four, .six and _a dozen. And still there
are plenty of nice ones for you to choose from. Odd sizes mostly large,
broken lors of nice white lawn waists worth up to I 50 each at least.
Closing' our at
FI FTS( CENTS AND SEVENTY FIVE CENTS
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Remnant 0ifer In Men’s Underwear
The man wliolikes fine soft English Lan1b’s wool underwear has a
great chance to-day. We have a line or two that we are closing completely
out, and we offer them to you at a tremendous bargain For example
.SHIRTS AND DRAWERS OF ALL SIZES, FINE SOFT
AUSTRALIAN LAMB'S WOOL, 2.75 to 3.15 PER GARMENT  
each.......................;... ......   0
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Great Remnant Sale of
Wings and Feathers---1-2 Price 7 `
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All the remainder of the wings and feathers left from the greatest
lessen Of Clm'l0tteto~\‘n’s greatest millinery business offered you to-day a
a song. . _
Many colours, mdny styles, all new this lut season laid out on the
tables in the millinery department for you to choose at `
JUST |lAl.l"` PRICE-----_i
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