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THE GUARDIAN, CHaRLo'1'rE'1‘0WN, FEBRUARY 15 tees.
Hemstitched
Prices and Values like these
ought to interest every
Wearer of Aprons.
APRDNS--Made of fine lawn, with wide hem,
zoiiach.
APRUHS-Fine lawn tucked, large ties,
2 Bglich.
IFHUHS-Fine lawn, fancy plaited bib, frills over
shoulder, wide ties,
42:hch.
APIIDHS-Fine lawn, fancy plaited bib, frills over
shoulder, Embroidery trimming, wide
ties,
62g.ach.
AP QMS-Fine lawn, tucked bib, elegant ern-
broidery trimming,
IPRDHS-Fine lawn, trimmed embroidery bib,
frills on shoulder. deep tucks, insertion
around hem and sides,
$ 0 and  each.
Ready-Made
Sheets.
The kind we sell can only he had of us;
they are good sheets, fine and heavy; torn and
hemmed 3 inch hem; there is not a particle of dress-
lngin them they are all ready to put on the beds,
The e is not another sheet in the market that ap-
proaches them -in value, 2% yds long. by 2 wide. `
58giach.
i 7oghch.
Sanitary
Diaper
We have introduced a price on this that is one
third less than you have been paying, done up in 10
yard lengths._l8 inches wide at the extraordinary
low price of
55°-or
piece.
while wggp-The Whitewear that we sell is
made by skilled operatives in the largest and most
modern taetory in this Dominion.
laiie to Fit,
laile to Wear. .
Had; tg “wk wall, and at prices one quarter
to one third less than the smaller makers can do the
Same goods for.
1 Ilpggggg that _have no peer in value
me son so¢,»i.oo and i.2s.
Corset
Govers.
ine, asc. sac, soc. soc. 75c-
Drawers
20c ‘25c. 30c. 50c. 59c» 75c.
Skirts
454:, 75¢, $|.00, l-25 and upward- L i»i......8i.
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The Always Busy Store.---STANLEY BBBS.  
Uoolalioos on
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respondents Everywhere.
(See also on oa2e 5.)
yes ieruay.
yesterday.
at Gas Comp:iny's ofiice.
THE election petition against Hon.
morning dismissed with cos‘s against
the petitioner. It is understood that
the petition againt Mr. Bell. M. P.. and
the cross petition against Mr. Lefurgey
are not likely' to be brought to trial.
BASKET and pie social, band enter-
tainment and lots of home-made candy
in Heartz‘s Hall, Wednesday, Feb. 15th
Doors open a 7 .30,`ent_ertainment to
commence atA8 o’clock. Ladies with
baskets free; admission to gentlemen
10c. Preceeds in aid of new P. E. I.
Hospital. -eod 3i. n
THE Dominion Short Horn Breeders’
association held its thirteeiiiith annual
meeting in Toronto, Ont., on the 8th
inst. President James Russel, of
Richmond Hill, was re-elected for 1899,
and vice-presidents for the maritime
provinces were elected as follows: F.G.
Bovver, Georgetown, P. E. I.; Geo A.
Fawcett. Sackville, N. B. ; C. A, Archi-
bald, Truro, N. S. ; C. O. Chase. Corn-
wallis. andC.W. Holmes, Amherst.
“'GEoRcE H.S1iursoN, Justice of the
peace at Columbus, this County, was
on Wednesday examined by the
Supreme Court and admitted to practice
before the courts of Montana. Mr.
Simpson is well and favorablv known
hereabouts and his many friends will
be pleased to hear ot his advance-
ment.” The above clipping is from a
Montana paper cf date January 7th and
the George H. Simpson referred to is a
n tive of Cavendish. P. E. I.. and a
son of the late Henrv Simpson. and
brother of C. F. Simpson of that place.
He went to Montana in 1882. His
many friends on the Island will also be
pleased to hear of his success in his
adopted home.
MURRAY Rivi-:ii No'ries.- Measles
and la grippe, which have been ore-
valent here, are dying out.- “food
hauling is the principal occupation of
the farmers here at present. Over a
hundred sleighs pass here every morn-
ing on their way to Glen William where
the farmers. ob‘ain their firewood.-
Mr. l).G. Cameron of Montague Bridge
is adding extensively to his wharf in
Murray River,Whiteway Bros. have the
contract. Murray River, owing to the
enterprise of our merchants. will have
good wharf accomodation.-Mr. Wm.
Richards. apprentice to John D. Hume
of this place, has just got back from
Guernsey Cove where he has been ill
with measles.-Some of our young
people took advantage ot_the good roads
to get up a. sleighing party to High
Bank Social on Wednesday evening,the
_Sth inst.. and spent a pleasant evening,
listening to the entertaining program.-
Machure Bros. have started a new saw-
mill here.-Owing to Sickness the at-
tendance at the school has been very
small, and this has somewhat retarded
the progress of the pupils.-COM.
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` The Application Z;
of the shingle 1'?
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°` C0nvey~s_to the “bad bry’s” mind ,;
3 ite a different meaning thanit 2
ees to those in the habit or using ~
shingles in building . 1
Shin gles 'i
‘ are Cedar Shingles of all grades ,Z
manufactured especially tor and 3
toltbe order of the Bee ive Lurn- ,Z
g ber yard. In hinglii-ig use special ;
shingles. See that each bundle
5 is marked “Special.” Then you
in the bundle.
‘E3 Frm see. in $2.00 a more
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E Connollys Wharf
LOCAL BRIEFS ”°°““°
Th talosl Nws of the lllly ;‘5€,~;‘;;="S Goa, W ;_T;;;g,,
Gathered hr Boarrllan Reporters and tor- L R-Unsworrh e H. Baker
'1`H1eiii: was no crossing at the Capes
TH:-:Ru was no word from the Stanley
THE sale of tickets for the Engineer!
military entertainment is already quite
large and a. full house is assured.
Tickets are on sale at Arthur Reddin’s,
Hughes’ drugstore, J. T. Morris’ and
William Campbell, M. L. A., for the
first district of Queen’s, was yesterday'
know that the reuutaiion of the __
Bee B ive ls back of every shingle
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The following are the tea ms which
will line up at Summerside on Friday
night ncxtz-
L.B.McMillan Point R. Morris
H. Be hune C. Point A. E. Baker
D. Sullivan '11 Roy McDonald
T. Howatt 3 H. H. Grady
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l-V. MCLBOd  P, Clark
ANCHORS BRITANNIAS
Chas. Moran Goal A. Williams
I.C. Pound Point Roy Holman
Jas. McMillan C.l’oiiit D.McAriliur
W. McLean Jas.Cushing
O. MeEachren R.McKinnon
B. Brown Tom Grady
L. Large Wm. Bishop
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Gheese Imported Into Britann-
Hatirax, February 18 -Professor .
Robertson. in his report to the govern-
ment, speaking of the extent of the
British market, says the British are good
consumers for food products. -‘As I
have already pointed out,” he goes on
to say, “they ara discriminating buyers.
Forttie best qualities of all kinds of
foods in the pink of fine condition.
there is usually a steady demand at rel-
atively high prices. And for the same
kinds of food of an interior quality and
out of condition. the prices are ruiuously
low. and even at them the demand is
uncertain. The following statement
shows the demand in Great Britain for
such iood products as Canada can supply
of line quality and in ever increasing
quantity.
Value of tc- Imports from
talirnports Canada in
- 1896. 1896. ,
f00d 50,801,620 8,438,094
Dressed meats 118,905 552 5,841,275
Cheese 23,848,329 12,601,2'65
Butter 74,675 905 1,653,421
Eggs 20,365,326 870,798
15,638 O03 3,159,907
preserved 5,695,712
Potatoes 4.418.812 `
Poultry and game 3.433.326 30.504
Totals 600,812,026 51,325,818
cap ty. bta 2’ P
Canadians must win: (1) By superiority
(3). by ability to -sell at as low or at a
Vi.us’ Dance or general debility-
pletely. f _
lower prices than compfting countries;
(4). by putting the goods in attractive
packages to exactly suit : and please 1
their customers. -
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But the balance of our stock of. Boys, Suits 
-rg; nm-|-153 MARK”-_ ‘ will positively be closed out at half price. ie
Cana Summa; N3", Ha" the A_few Men’s Ulsteis and Suits at your _own 5
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Men’s Underclothing at clearing prices. i
Boots and Shs   ~
Men’s Overshoes - - $1.00
Women`s Overshoes - .90
Boys’ Hockey Boots - B 1.35
Mens Hockey Boots 1.65
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A lot of Ladies’ Fine Dongola iBoots_ T;
worth from $1.25 to $1.85 all will go 
.now for 750. a pair. y 1'
A lot of Women’s Strong Boots
for 50 cents a pair.
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. B. MoDONALD ll Go; Wheat barley, oats, ' A '
Hoof. ere $256,960,404 $14,911,342 » FOR B|c BAR,°A|Ns 1 _
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in quality; (2). by regularity in supply; . `
Fish _ ' ’
Fruit (raw) 15,429,065 3, 145, 141 ‘ _
Lard 11,040,972 673,571 “
Milk, condensed or; , ' `
These igures of the value of imports
of twelve classes of focd products show 1 “
the existance of a market of enormous , ' ' -
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At her home. Fitzroy Street. on the ,
dau/ghter ofthe late Geo. Henderson. if *
14th iiist., Marion Annie Henderson, D A B R _  E S
LFuneral will take place at 2 o’clock, I 9 » e -
Thursday, by train to Sherwood Cerne- » ~
tery. ' _ . ' - 1
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At Campbellton, on Tuesday the 7th
of the late Charles Smith.
fd member.
Small Lots of
Silverware
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'lhat have been
Very Cheap i
as now Priced
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Treat your watch liie_the delicate
h hwed bg; gf retty g piglleoqvir $gctldaenx1§?iiitii?itlgoii§.you and
we ave p a num _ DP £ unweww dem, or ,emu-it,
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Fee.,’99, Henry Merrie, in one send    & c Tr
year of his age. lr °~,
On Sunday Feb. 12, '/99. at Winsloe _
North. aged 65 years, Elizabeth, relict ch3l‘|0ttet0Wl‘| saSh an DOOY F3Ct0l'y
atches Could
Speak.
At his home Bay View on Wednes- With experienced workman and first-class machinery, _we are prepared-to
day F€lJ~’99 8th. after 8 S5011 but Pdin' supply contractors and others with Doors and Frames, .Sashes and Frames,
fm in‘i°SS~ Ric-'fludf A- gI°°'°» ‘hieild 40 interior and exterior Finish, etc, etc.
ears eavin awi e an seven c i ren 5
fo mcurn theigir sad loss. The funeral   
service at the house was conducted by Goran- winaowil, sun., sun: agus, I?-iunen, Newer Pens, oypiee
the Revs. C. W.Jackson and L. C. ,Gutter and Conductors, Kiln llried spruce I Hardwood Flooring, Kiln
R°b°'t3°”' and at th° g"”° by th° llrled Clear Spruce, sheathing and  Boards,
members of Court New London, I O We ug 3 gall
l<‘_ of which the deceased was an honor; V -   i 
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Peake’s No. 3 Wharf.
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