_ BRUARY 5,`i91g _ . ` `  A ` - _ _
_ ..,...___ __________ _ __ __ 'MH Lewes Nnwe Fifi THE CHARLCTTETOWN GUARDIAN rmsr or Aw "1 "1 “l mon 'rninrssit ~
. et the Hillsboro Rink this afternoon, `
_ _ _ _ c _ __ 4 to o. _ 1 Q
5 - f g H ead Offices in New Pro
wse Block-Charlottetown. A
l 'lllwlay Felry su, 1910
. _ The latest news, first of all.
e A traveller is wanted to handle a.
Bl line of well known rubbers, Sen nd
' in this issue.-
Tlie tide will he high this evening
_ pt'é5n.27 and tomorrow evening at
A , ,' Everybody should see the Tennessee
dmission 15e .‘:‘;:a‘;:.;:.‘i‘.‘;;'..‘.1:?“““  " 
_    _ngoplp ginclag  ililddress a niset.
aven s a , on Mon ay
the 7th, at 2 p. ni. l
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Citizens Band, Good Music vsstsrasy morning s gsy nms re
_ lbin was sporting on the ornamental
tree in front of Neil McKenzie’s re-
Gnod Ice sidence on Baytleld Street.
After Supper Sales  
 w _~ _“fe have been busy this week. _ -
We_dc\n t~ mean the trade has been
particularly heavy~no, not that; We
have been` on the junio every day-ransaeking every
nook and corner of this helpful store, gathering up
specials for our After Supper Sales, and after we got
theiu together and knew what we had -then we went
after them with the knife and cut-cut '- cut. .
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'l`hat's the story for tonight-it doesii’t tell of
the startling bargains -rfor of the fine offerings. Vou
already know what _the usual After Supper Sale
brings forth, well this is a litlle bit better. Every
counter in the store will convince you of that, come
you know the hour (seven)
$1.45 Men’s Gloves for $1.00
Men’s`fi1ie Mocha gloves, striped wool lining
gusset wrist and Dome spring fastner regular 1.40
tonight I _oo.
1.20 Ladies’ Gloves for 79c
-To-day closes the special sale of ago
Guaranteed Hot Water Bottles which
Johnson & Johnson Druggists have Th
been offering this week. Better see urda
about that Hot. Water Bottle to- 4th
night. - ` ll-ll
Mr Scovil of St John, the travell- tire
ing representative of Frothingham & ban
Co., "l'oronto, hardware supplies left ford
yesterday morning in response to a
telegram announcing the 'death of his Th
brother in Alberta, whose body _ is at a
being brought home for interment. Hun
aiu.-St. John Telegraph. ' held
Many friends in Charlottetown wiillcesgf
be very sorry to learn of the death lfilied
of Capt. William Yates of Boston,as H. P
the result of heart trouble. Capt. the
Yates was a retired fish dealer of lgnnd
Boston, a man of 'considerable iarg
wealth who for many years has been l whic
spending his summers in Prince Ed- ‘tion
ward Island. He was a man of a gram
very aifable disposition. W¢ll°P05f¢d labiy
on all topics of the day and made Winn
numerous friends wherever he welll. gall
In a recent guessing contest atlwere
Currie Bros, Saskatoon, Sask. The Oran
fortune winner of the firstprize oflment
$1,000 each, was Mrs John Field ing
zssisnais 'rue guess was. lwwlasein-
many grains there were in a half
bushel of wheat. which were Placed lll A
a glass box. Each purchaser of writ
$1.00 worth of goods was entitled to Hine
one guess. Her guess of 460.050,be-_ learn
ing; the nearest of ninety, thousand‘fromi
guesses to the' exact number which Valle
was 460.045. Mrs Field, (nee) Miss Jen
Mabel Stright, is a sister of Capt C. of b
d
- _ that
John Sinclair will address an agri- tm
cultural meeting in Cavendish I-iall hon
on Monday, Fell 7_th. iss"
Hugh F. McDonald of Donaldston,
ls.st.,fall left a drill of potatoes in the' A
ground which he _dug on Jany 28th mus
and found them in first-class condi~ tern
tion. _ noo
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ney, assistant inspector of the Cana- nf
di n immigration department, left by
fog Halifax at noon yesterday to
-_- _ l close
J. Stright, Victoria. l llimb
Ladies' Tan Cap Gloves (Dog Skin) unlined an
ideal street glove one and two_ Dome fastner sizes'
5 3-4 to 6 3-4 regular 1.25 tonight 79c. '
3.00 Men’s Trousers tor ' 1.75
, _ Men’s Trousers made from the famous Hewson
all wool double ai 'd twist tweeds all sizes worth up ,
to 3.co tonight I 75. ‘ __
'A happy event took place at St] limi!
Dunstan's Cathedral on Tuesday, Mute
Jan. 25th, when Dennis Dowling, of|dl-:aft
\Boston, was united in marriage to -701111
Miss Margaret Gertrude Handrahan, has
of South Shore. The ceremony was “fllel
performed by Rev. Gregory McLel- f10l\~
lan, D. D. The bride wore a hand- “mel
some suit of blue broad-cloth, with F090
hat to match, and was supported by °0ll
Miss Katie Wilson, of New Domin- at P
on, who also wore blue. Edmund the'
Handrahan, brother of the bride, as- an 9
Eart
"Goo
must
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‘l J. A; Clark, Supt. of the Expert- _In
mental Farm: will address a meeting nv,
of the Fredericton Institute in the the
Hail at Fredericton on Mould-ay, Feb on
ith, at 2.30 p. m.
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bsenoiini sheet or ies, the best  '
ic in the city, and an entire af. 5
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vertisers are asked to remember
nil "changes" of ordinary size,
be ln this oflice not later than
a. m. and large ,ones several V
rs Uarlier t i in
o sure insertion first
thereafter.
view of the civic election now `
and pastor White will preach at
_Baptist Church Sunday morning,
The Kingdom of God on the -.
h and Sunday evening 0|, _T
d Citizenship."
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oon's skatin r
e Hiiisnors Rink open uns (sat- 5
Y) Bffifmoon from 2.30 to 6, the '
Regiment Baud playing a delig~n;_
de.l9Ctl0ll Of Sl$’l8ting mugig frgqn, 4
b,an.d the admission for the en-
afternoon's skating, including
11. Only ten cents; No one can af-
to miss it. '
' 8.1-l ovided thi8 altar- _`
n at the Hillsboro Rink for the f
est. sum of ten cents. No one can '
rd to miss it.
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ere Passed to rest on Jan. 31st 'A "
n early age John McLeod of' 
_ ter River. The deceased had im.. l 
-if __ in ill health for some years, The "
W. B. Howard, D.Pl.A. of the C.P. fune
R.; A. H. Davis, also of the passen- ngon
ger department, and J. Perley Lun- and
ral took place on Tuesday after. 3
P€0Dle. The service was conducted 
Revs. H. Pierce and W. I. Green.
meet the steamer Empress of Brit- T1,
e Sunday School entertainment =
in the Hunter River Hall on ‘
_ Tuesday'evening passed on very suc
ully. Tho spacious building was '
to its utmost capacity. Rev, _
ierce B.A. acted chairman, and _
order during the evening was as 52
as could be expected from. so
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h consisted of choru'ses, secita- ,
s, dialogues, solos, duets and aphone selections was adrnir-‘-
wall rendered throughout. Miss ;
ifred Waye presided at the
in her excellent manner. At ilhe
of -the program the children
treated to candy, apples, and 
ges, after which the entertains ,f
was brou-gh'tJ to a close hy sing-
"God be with ycu till we meet
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_correlspondent from Millview
es: T s many friends of A. J.  t I ll d fr
s, Millview, will be pleased to »'  S’ e cg  
that his family has recovered
their recent illness.- Cherry _ _
y's enterprising butcher, R.  The hum of the sewing machine has hardly ceased since the white sale commenced
kins, slaughtered fifty head
eef cattle and a quantity ofl -
and mutton, the tirst two
__. ‘weeks of January. A good begin-
for 1910.-A, D. Dunphy and H.
h have purchased a fine lot of
horse, for Mr. Baker, St.
ls, Newfoundland.-Isaac Brown
returned home froml the Hospital
e he underwent a painful opera-
-Mr Coady has returned from
t fishing at Brazels Bridge, he
rts fish plentiful, butt weather
ditions unfavorable for shipping
resent.-Mr Dugan Wil address
tax payers ine Millview Hall, at
arly' date on the advantages of
l delivery.-The Millview sc
an audience. The program
or- 1.75 Ladies’ Underskirls tor 1.19 A
, Made of fine quality black 'sateen has deep
flounce of accordian plaitiiig and ruffle with bias frill
deep dust frill worth 1.75 tonight r.r9.
301: Men’s Hose for 221:
Men’s heavy weight all wool hos_e, good winter .
hose all sizes worth 3oc tonight zzc pair.
1.25 `l.adies"Corsets for 79c  
Made by' the D.  A. corset maker (Directoire)
style made of white countll deep hip, inediiiiu' high
lust, four hose suspendcrs, sizes I9 to 27 regular 1.25
tonight 79c. _ ‘ '
T51: Men’s Shirts for 50e
Menls plain navy knit shirt, jersey knit, all wool
pure worsted good _weight full size and exti-n good
value regular 75c tonight 5oc. I »
351: Corset Covers for 254: _
Corset 'covers made of good quality cotton, neck '
'ind arms trimmed with Torchon lace, four rows of
Valcnnience lace down front sizes 34 to 42 regular
tonight 2 50. _
Men’s Hook on ties 25c
' id 'lk ‘tlar are usually
founghige tirglugogigdclgiidag izliedduni dark shades,
s
pecial tonight 25C ~ ' _ b
Early Arrivals New Shirl
5   Waists 98c '
- 1 f- 1': lawn shirt waists front of all
overréogizzxii,-11;-§f(liidgl ileeves, open back sizes 34 to
42 very special g8c.
35c White Camhric Aprons 25c  
' f fi English Lawn with neat l§ni`
broidlligftliiilgi iiiid dlihulder stral” W°"th 35° wmght
_ _z5c. V ‘
   
son which one farmers of this Dw-
vmce Coup; take from the methods
followed in those other countries. A
vote of thanks was tendered Mr.
Sinclair
pices of St. Andrew’s Church choir,
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dviin'l‘lliu‘i"i;ial;i, F°b"10th. ill the A“di`
torium, Montague. at 7-30 pi 
it tus bumsr be em. bum °“'- °f
an-ty, ii the wins bs crossed. °r ll
on use interior oil. With your
lim, in gona anis: and Mavsnowi
D3 0 ‘ILW
for household use. 5'0" Wm h‘“'° th”
le
intend making their future home.
pleasant and profitable meeting on 0"
Jan. 24th in Msynsia H-su. The P_rs- A~
sident! W'm Moffat opened the meeting er
isted the groom. The many valu- llura
able presents received, go to show ‘5_P_l`
the esteem in which the happy tultl
couple are held by their many "U9
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Dowling will p"°c_
ave shortly for Boston, where they qualified 9' tea°h°"-
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The Northern Institute held a very seaso
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with some very particular remarks. Should lleflf him- Ailmlss
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ftur some routine business was dis- Ladi
osed`of J E Sinclair, who was Dro-
hool
ogressing rapidly under the able
on of Miss A. Morrow, the
tees are to be commended for
uring the services of so ' well
he last and host social of the
n at St Malachi’s'Hall, K-inkora.,
Monday eveninlg,_7th inst. Rev.
McAulay, Hope River, is to delv-
a most interesting address all'
ion ten cents
es with"baskets free. ' 2-4d1i_
gent by invitation, was called on'.'ind --
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‘ Your
last
gave an account of the investigations
of the Swine Commission, in the U-ni-
ted Kingdom and Denmark, during
the past summer. Mr Sinclair ex-
plained 'tihe methods of breeding and
feeding bacon hogs asc’practised in
Denmark and Ireland. Also 'che finene-
tits resulting from the extensive co-
operative Associations lor the pur-
chase of' feeding studs, and tha manu-
facture and marketing of butter and
bacon in Denmark, as well as t.-hu
manner in which bacon 'is dressed,
cured and shipped to the English
market. At the close of the address
the memfoers present gavs_eviden_.ce
or their'intere_st in the s_ub1e0t Hy
asking numerous questwns. Whi°l1
were cheerfully answered, ami in
stating their opinion as to the les-
and suitably acknowledged.
"The Swtch concert, under the aus-
st oned will take 'P1800
: :-Lamplight will not basatisfsctory
1 nisii is especially Prvvewl
get light for the eyes known to man
1 S'l'f'.'WAR'l"S
` /Bread
is the highest standard
for quality
_ Try it
Prices 5c, 6c, 7c and 8c
per loaf, _
Home made Evaporsted
Cream Breed,
i
chance
iiottles.
vantage of our offer
and there are still good
values waiting for you.
_ See our window for
saniplesand prices.
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675s Luna
Safety Razor
_ f"'”'__ 35
It’s an English made
safety razor of the most
perfected pattern. There’s
no better razor on the
market, and you can make
a clear saving of over one
dollar.
One dozenkeen edged
blades that will fit any
face, in a nice plush lined
case, artistically finished.
Ask to see them. Com-
plete for
$5. 75
Made only nt the
.Eclipse Bakery 
No |63: Kent Street
Telephone ar!
Look for the sign that
says _ _
149 Greet GU°l’l¢8¢,'
Today closes our
special price sale of
guaranteed _Hot Water
Many have taken ad-
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'commend her. Ju _Paton
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in our “WHITE
pretty
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round _vbkc composed
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A 1~/'r_1/ ap/'cial ‘rim
More Damly urzdermuslins 5
_ WE’VE BEEN SURPRISED this last .
few days to notice the great amount of dainty
undermuslins that you’ve been buying-and
we have hardly even mentioned the showing
SALE" advertising.
Your choosing has necessitated another great lot of
Gowns, skirts, corset covers, 7
combinations
which the express brought to us yesterday.
\e,‘;,|,-_To~dny you will find the showing larger and
more attractive than ever.
Corset coiler ofa good grade -
of muslin, made with pcpluni
and drawirig' string at waist,
/\ very nice liiilc corset
rover has yoke composed of'
rows of tucks mid pretty
insertion licrided by
baud lncc. . . .. . . . . . - .. 
of
'im'l1nIPv a. wide as-
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4 i-il 1. " '""'|n/l
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lie, lwn'trne1|.l of pretty corset covers mos!/y
_ ,.. .=. .L ,_-_-ll.; ad. '- _,i
to the Hunter River Cemetery  /p-  ma P up 0/_ an func, P11. gr ¢_' Q/ cores
was followed by 8 large number.  \/,/  ..-5.' .\ cor-er mnbrozdery. Well made and taste.
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I0 A lot of' ett ' "
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made, good needlework, and right cutting
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" ' f 4,1. j  I 1 Ll' ' x a. C
_ Other_Corset“Covers 750, 9512, |.00, |.25.
pr ylgiiew ,skirts in many Very attractive range of gowns made in
. styles offered at every good style
65°. 796. 92c, 98c to 3.75 88c, 95c, 1.05 up to 2.75
The PRINCESS COMBINATIONS we are showing have been getting a great deal of
very favourable attentiou.On sale at  ..........................-..........-......$2_15 if
_ DRAWERS in many grades of muslin-lace and embroidery trimming excellently well "
|8c, 25c, 30c, 35c, 49c, 651:, 156 and up -
Every garnieiit is the product of one or other of the three best makers in >
lm ue lo it
sa-...s~.~¢.~`~»» »~._,.,....\~ ._._..\,
,. the Dominion- There is no unsanitary “sweat shop" stnft offered in this
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store-and never _will be. And we think that the prices are very low-we 7 '
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__ have trigd _to ni_ake them so and will appreciate your
opinion as to how '
` well we have succeeded`.
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ullnn lo //in .sa/esrnrzn who frlkns yo:/lr of/'(1/'/'_ I’/ease
' orr/ers 11/. //tv mm'ni1zg.v-so /iw as ymssl/1/rv
..~..a-..\~»»\»
during 5 sale  
a few days ago. Never sold so much linen, sheeting, pillow cotton,:toWelling, in so short .
_ a time since we can remember. '
.1 S/Lecf'1fn_1/.~r, 71i//ow coflmis, fo1o'e/i-/1_(/ir, will (ie/iemmf'1l/'free on applic-
/mrrz /lrmi/zizay
_ _ One word more, compare our values, you will find that in every case we are either  ,"
giving you the same goods for less money, or better goods for the same money. ` 2
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SALE 0F SAMPLE
will do the clearing.
SHOES  
FOR THIRTY DAYS
Al 75   Cents on the dollar
3000 pairs to be cleared this month if attractive
prices will do it. We have made the prices to_suit, you
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' AR E N A "ms 0UEsN's couur GUARDIAN  » ‘ e 7* A '" f'e so e 
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Ul'l7;:'_PHl¢ _   _ wlllzccras
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An Explanation About Sizes
A large mnnnfag Sample shoes are us-
turer with about fifty  123%; 1” the fdl'
cases of samples on Sli 7 f'o'r men
hand, some ot them Size 4 for wo,,,e,1
had been on the road Size 4. for boys
others hadnf»t,oifered Sire 1 for girls
us the lot- -It was ri 'rflze 9 $0' .°h‘ld'f“
a big purchase nl-  23‘°f;r"g,;‘,;;f;
- m°5t mo many fo’ We have other sizes
most stores. Hoy- but noi in such variety.
gyer we tackled it If you are at all] interest-
but not until we got ed
the price to suit.
You will have the
_ benefit, we must have
a quick sale. you on any Size-
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Come in
we will have a snap for
Some of the
Attractions at I
this sale l
Job lot of women’s
overshoes, sizes 2 I-2
to:4 for 5oc.
a better grade at $1.00.
Ciiildren’s overshoes,
sizes 6 to 8 25c.
Ladies' boots, shoes
and slippers 25 p. c off.
» Men’s boots and shoes
25 p. c. off. '
Children‘s boots and
slippers, sizes 5, 6, 7. 85c.
Baby’s boots, sizes 2
and 3, 25c. I
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New Dress Goods at Pa\.on's "Received Per L4. B. hnissian. En-
"29°" tered at the onstems ysmi-deyl. put
"_" _ in stock today and ready for fbi
' most critical inspection 8,450 yd! 0!
"Thin week is your last opportunity the but assorted shipment of color-
o order through 'our Misa Dorian. If 95 llllllllm' |°9h°l'|» atm” °"V°-'ns'
ou want anything in Dry Goods or '°l‘°'” “ld MM' Print" ‘°°d" ‘H
§.-_ _ ___-J any other goods at Bret hands, she 7"* °°l9" °| *u |‘“°° dm". md
"THE TWO MACS”
‘ ,| _ pm _ coloring: for season 1910. Prices run
'° 'M' “"°”""" "' ‘W °° l' » ' trams. nun. sn meow. if
_ P¢¢‘¢'|¢ -.l. ul. rlllf li illd. 
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We have Coles' and !\|her’e tube;
skates. We have hockey =b¢¢|;|_ wa
have hockey sticks in the following;
leading. lines:-Red Dot, Bax, Mig
Kev. llld Llllfs lpscidi.. We attach;
skates. We made aspocialty of skntq
rinding at Ernest Riee’|, 165 Gref<
ton Bt. _  12_g3¢m_ _
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DENTELLE \AiLlmsCIIi\NNlliB. 
L ces, Tnaerti '
191; direct fremogiehge. iigdiiliiisdeudg
l=i°°°l» muy, werent widths as
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