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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOW N, P. E. I., JANUARY 29 , 1900.
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Goods
We have the finest display of
white goods to be seen in the
Goods bought right and will be
sold low for cash
bleached
Shcetings
72 in plain regular price "Sc,
aalepnce ’3c.
81 m Plain, regular prim lc,
salspnca ’5c.
72in twill, regdar pnce
sale price 23c
81 in. twill regulx price Qc,
sale pnce "5c.
llahleacltotl
Slieetmgs
72m plain regular pnce
aalepnce l"c.
Slinplain regular pnce c,
sale price l9c
WEE`|°(`§"tti Du
~<-2 Q,
75'* L '”`-'
8850000
aka*
Nc chances in buying yiur.
Bread Pastry and Cakes at
IS 0
The Best Quality Q
We have today
Doughnuts, l0c per doz
Rock Cakes, l0c per dcz.
Lemon Tops I0; per doz.
Cream Pies, 12 and l'ic
Cocoanut Pies 1') and "Oc
lfince Pies l0c
Apple Pies lOc, etc
ind all kinds of Fruit and
Cakes from l6c to 201:
Blephonc 95
D s1'EwAR'rl F@f Fimg A
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Dr H L Dicke
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Tlx many friends of John lcbeod,
for years bcckkeepor for the Singer
lfg. Oo. of this city, will be pleased to
hear of his promotion as General Man-
ager for Nova Scotia, New Brune-
wick and P. E. I., with head chico at
St. John.-I-lx. Recorder.
Ma. John Robertson, the well known
commercial traveller, while stepping
from the train at the station here last
Saturday night had the midortuue to
slip and have his left ankle badly
sprained. His many friends will regret
to !esru that in consequence of the ac.
cident he is unable to attend to business.
-Moncton Transcript.
Tan regular meeting of the Char-
ottetown Teachers’ Association was
72 "I °‘"l'» "°S“l‘l' P"°° leld in the Y. lf. C. A parlor on Sat-
sale pnce "1c.
81 in twill regular price
mls pnce "lc
Pillow (lotion
40tn plain l"c, 42 in plain 14:,
44 in plain l5c
40 in circular, l3c, 4” in e r
cular, 140, 44 in circular, l5c.
h
urday evening. Notwithstanding the
unfavorable weather there was a good
attendance of the teachers. Moral and
religious training as presented in Gran-
dau’s School Management was read
and discussed. The discusson was
general,more persons than usual taking
Dart.
Tax Sackville Post says :-Evangel-
ist Gale has spoken to large congre-
gations every uight this week. His
afternoon meetings have also been very
well attended. Mr. Gale by his plain
earnest straight forward talks one can
hardly call them sermons. has made
many friends during his brief stay here. '
He is altogether free from anything
like sensationalisiu but he impresses
his hearers with being very much in
earnest. The services Sunday will
probably be very largely attended.
Gonzo 'ro Livllrooi.. -Mrs (Cipt.)
Gerard, who will be remembered by
many of our readers, is now in S'. y
John. having but recently returned
from Boston with her little son Clyde.
She has changed her plans, and nowt
expects to sail for Liverpool, England
about the middle of February, avhere
she will make her future home. She
and Master Clyde will probably leave'
Halifax in one of the Elder Dempster
Steamers on February 15th.While in St.
John her address will be 32 St. And-
ew street.- Mrs.Gerir.i and son spent
a winter in Charlottetown-- Sackville
Post
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To cure a headache in 10 minutes
use Kumfort Headache Powders.
Page of Charlottetown, Miss LePage is
a capable and pains'aking teacher, and
puts forth her best elorts for the e t ll-
fare of both school and pupils. lt is
needless to say that she is hizbiy ee-
teemed by both parents and pupils. -
lfr. Hslcolm Buchanuau has sold his
beautiful Chestnut horse for a line sum.
He was purchased by the Military
Department.
Paasarrniair Norse -Wood Is-
iinds, P. E. I.. will give |500 K0 the
Ceutuary Fund. Clif on, P. E.I.,gives
$l000; Montague. $900. and Brook-
field. $1800. lfthe reader wishes to
catch the full si ificance of these
tables in the Blue Book. We have
another note from P. E. Island which
is will wor.h mentioning: ln one cou-
gregation part ofthe Funds is raised
in memory of an honored deper‘¢d
minister. Already the subscription
under this heading is considerable.
This is an undertaking which seems to
us well worthy of imitation in many of
our congregations. It is right and
comely and dutiful to recall with also-
tionate respect the memory of those
who in the days that are gone, toiled
for our highest good.-Presbyterian
Witness.
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figures let him turn to the statistiscal
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5 LC] n  B  A _ Mit. Walter Simpson returned to the ON Saturday Dr.R1bertson,Moitagu¢ r 
   % £4 my °° S*"“`d°.7 °'*’°l°Z- V" °PP°lDf¢d Quarantine rtlicer it  
Till: many friends of Dr. Bagnall §§;l;€gu;;nCal;tT.IxFil;eny was .P I Pnl?
NR JOHNS 0' will bs pleased to letrn that he ia P ` '
'_ “"""“""'P "" “tween im 'ma ° ii 'i' ti '11 Re A it i ' ° - Emulsion of
_ dld , i `_ _p e _ in ea. i an wi v. _ ac .eau Sinclair writesto
gvefau °l° mr L°“"°m°' wud resume his practice to-day. tis that the ableet batle address in ex-
. _ istence in Gaelic was composed in 1411! Cod I-lVe|° 0"-
Tlli: mail Special arrived in the city R 1:6” H0858?-son’ 'ne °t Pr°'°;“.’r .bl L"°"|"|\Ml¢b“f\°h- H0 d°lW¢|`°d ‘lt
shortly after seven o‘clock Saturday I daoy ant “';h:'°l;°:);:s::: wr; ‘° I?" Hl8hl*“d°" ¢°l“K l° W0 5001* \`
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Whlté "°°i°S` '°§=*~!°‘ in ff°°ivi°z by her rwt.Mi»» Zi. 'ima 52;" 5-='fii°f;'i.°iiiflf`i.i3.if'3
Tm: S. S. Minto arrived in George- "Old"-* "It surpasses anything our Gaelici
t<;wurtSadturdtahy abt 4.-t5 Very little ice is LIL Swmmn' superintendent 0, the _poet has hitherto written. It is a fit- A
9° 8 In ° ‘nm Experimental farm, left Ottivva list mg b‘m°°’°°g 1°' WMS C*°*dll°
BisHOP Courtney has gone to Cale- "Wi 7°' U10 UU'l\lm° Pf°Vl"°°9 in *t* Highland". mmm to “gm ‘ot Quun \
torn,” 'henmm C has been .0m°_ tend,” “mul meeting of the No" and country.-Presbyttrian Witness.
time for her health.-Hx. Recorder. Semi* FWl¢_Gl`°W*l`°‘ “!?°ll'i°“- Dr- Tin: funeral of the lite Mrs. Shaw
Saunders is accompanied by Prof. look P1,” nm,” “I _ A.
Ax Inna.-Court Tidal Wave. No. G ' Q l _ ill ' ° _ . y 7 °"‘°°° I
76° Moncton will hold a carnival in rm ` 8 otgnculmnst hmm numb" ‘nn Presmt t° P37 ‘i
--"` . ' . _ last tribut f t th d used.
Lipaoria Ruk, Moncton, in a few 1035?;-6 Jh‘;::tE£i;l;:’;ci‘\l’%FTl;‘§::;S3'\1.dy_ T|:°°pf|?$|,:.). ,,;e,wepm|i_ rgular $1.40 bottles of otha!
No" Smut, has “rind in Holm.” Robertson. W. E Bentley,Prof. Jordan, l*makei-e-and our 35° sins the semi l 5”” gm. 353 hgnim
S-rgunn Tlbu-_ yhich i, ,O go on M,__ Pitbhdo “sends ML Fhminm JohnP. Gordon. Wallace Leitch. G. F. asthe regula.r50etottles.
the West India route., left Portland for wlm will bgwmg manager ef the I-1gli-:H°"°h°‘°°° s°"l°° W" 'NM ill "Nl ' \ ~ -
this port at4o‘clock Thursday after- tax branch and secretary ic the Beard lh°°‘° *l 3-30- Th* llit°l'm°°¢ 'ill \ w \ ' ii i \ \
ngq||__5i_ John Sam of Di,.°°,_°n__M°m,“l sun madeiuths Peoplvs Cemetery. The L i iflj [MW I
LU” D*"“"~° if !i'i°8*¢°° 51° dl! T Tun ‘-Nmrrr aim Nina."-Ira D. attendgi iii arnbzgy. °‘Aws‘d:¢:ig°ltlf°\§|: f g ML/;J(;' ?~' i
*“°l'U\° °P°|li'll 0* U10 H000- *U35 Sankey says thathis mostpopnlarhymn, arrived in the City vesterday from »=l=== 
Wm Ki" W’ |Nl°l'°°° 3U`\U8°N Ill "The Ninety and Nine,” was written Kensington with shouti’»0toattend the
°PP°1`"mi*7 °f m°°fil$ 03”" °°°i°¢!- 26 years ago in Edinburg. A new funeral. Rev. llr. Fraser conducted
“Om” FY” PNN- hymn was needed. He saw the verses lbs funeral. V
in a newspaper, sat down at the piano, t
lyworked out the music  15 minutest Benlley’s Liniment cures Whcoping
and never altered a acts since. Ccugn.
Liver Oil it is very important that
the oil need in its manufacture be
pure and fresh.
In Johnaon’a Emul-
glgn we guarantee that the oil
is both pure and fresh , and also
that it is very palatable.
Rub up in two sizes
35o&60o.
The litlosiasisaslarge as the
When buying Emulsion of Coda
54 tastes widmelieil
inches wide sold for
Paton’s.
suitable for eunsias, soid
'inches wlde,sold be
20s at Patsa’s.
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Fancy dotted musllas blur greg] “
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'°‘l _d 0450- 85e.uow 25.: at Paioa's.
_Pl .ln wh'ts rouse di tt. M IIQQ
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lfrilled all _ 3° .
"WY d°"K"?;6 aches  ,lm
and 40.: ptr. yd. at l’.iton’a.
_White muslln. brows spat ss hey”
""|°-Pmty tor drape; imlasmasties,
doors etc. Me. for |00 at PalU’s.
White mnsllas sutiable lsr eeerdss,
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progressing favorably under the care- 1 ' 1 ' "  _vi  A
ful managementof lisa Mary 1'. Le-
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Promptly at 9 o’clock this
llorningdie Great Remnant
Sale Beginss/J.
past experience has shown you
day. s“remna.nt sale” means here. Hun-
Ii will be remembered, says the Or-
ehardist, that the Acadia forward
movement involved the raising of $60,-
750, by the university, as a condition
of obtaining 815.000 from Mr. Rocke-
feller through the American Baptist ed-
ucation society. The subscriptions were
payable in four annual instalments. The
governors reported on J .inuary 20tn
1899, that they had collected $15,-
000 and in ack uowledgement of
this Mr. Rockefeller sent his cheque for
one-fourth of the amount he had
pledged. We are glad to learn that on
January 20. 1900. the governors were
in a position to report a second collec-
tion of 815,375. In a few days. there-
fore, they will receive Mr. Rockefellers
second imtallment, and the college
with its afiiliated installments will al-
ready have realized on the forward
movement pledges 837.500.-Hx.
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Ipirllgiglnsliftli Ee.Eir G. H. 
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Cm meet hm message w The best dressed man on P E. I. forthe year 1900 is
is absolutely necessary for you to patronize
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short ends, odd lots, accumulated in
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months of busygselling-go on sale to-
Rcmnants are hcre= of dress goods,
oi Silks” of ribbons and laces, of white
cottons and prints, of ilannelettes, of
muslins, of tickings, of--goods with-
out number.
Every department sends its quota
to “swell the gathering'-to make this
the banner remnant sale on record.
But be ea-rly-be here at nine o’clock
if you can-the early buyer has
every advantage ot choosing
Moore & McLeod
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TBI! Annual General Meeting of the Share-
holersct the laland Guaaniax Publishing
l‘o|npan1.willhe held in the odteeot the
Ccmpany.New Prowee Bleek. on Wednesday
January, Slat, IIN, at ll
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Now is time to save money by buying time goo*