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Iempting Canned Goods -‘
Fresh as in harvest time,
tasty as the new plucked
fruit. We buy our canned
goodsfrom a reliab1ehoU&.
we know they’re packed
neatly in clean tins, no /old
stock is here, every can as
bright and fresh inside as
it looks outside, a large as-
sortment to select from.
WEBSTER &M3CKAY,
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satis actory work at moderate price.
Operative and Prosthetic
_nsnnsrnr-_
IIR- J- P- MURRAY
145 Queen S'_reet_
BARGAINS
All my stock of high grade
footwear will bedisposed of at
a low price to save moving
CON 
POWNAL STREET,
Charlottetown, R E
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Q
UR FAMOUS
DUCHESS BREAD
Is light, brown and deli-
cate, made from the high-
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ple the candy. Collection at the door
Church Special numbers by the orchce
e Sth.
tendance of the members is requested.
6; li_vered to any part of the 
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est grade materials and de- sc,
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'_ my when requested'  Is YOUR BACK LAME.
_, Vienna Bread 
f-'~
a certain number of books to earn a free
Do fam,” th 'al tm ni scholarship of one year to any one oi' the
in wrifdts Han niiaziocono a:»;1?is':§ Miles Uenediw °°11°€°° 91°* *WY "°
Prince Edward Division Come and sam °“°° 5° Mi” C°|Pm’ Q“°°° H"t°l W°t°r
Street, hours12a.m to3p.m and 030
p m to 830p.m, or by letter to the
To-Nrcnr the grand social in the Brick above 55,1,-,ss
tm Doo" open at 7 30 Program to be Tm: Guardian regrets to learn that Miss
gin at 8. Coifec and cake all for lo cents H°""° Clilfke. youngest daughter of B
Come Nelson Clarke Cape Traverse, died end
dently at her cousin’a, Mr Craig Spring
Rrv G LAIRD will (D V) °°Hd\1°i field Maas, on the 31st inst. Pneumonia
Divine Service In the Preebytefiw seized her few days previous to death.
Churches of Trier. Hampton and B0” Miss Clarke made her home in S in
D1' R
ehaw, at 11 2 30and 63) o’clock ou Sun - ggld wma tw; and hm yous ag-», ggi
day F b.
was beloved by all who had the pleasure
A vnnr large gathering from all parts °f hu' "°'1"°i”t°“°°'
of the island followd the remains of the Tm; Di 0|;
ooesan urch Society and e
late Mrs. Robert Sllllvlwlt U0 lm' lim- Church Convention hold their reaular 9
l'¢8ifiI18 vleee et Hunter River Cemetery annual meetings today and to morrow
Yeefkfdl! lff¢m°°U- as follows :-The Executive Committee of 1
the D. C. S. meet this 'afternoon at 3.3.
mf; F:,Z,f:’§,;§°hS,,‘,§' :?;,:1°°,:°‘:f,,£",,‘§§ rum' win be umm' in so. nears cams
weighing a total of 4ll) lbs. They' were at 7.3? this evening and afterwards a
boullht by Georile Buxton. Cape Traverse. r"°°pt'°° in an S°h°°h°°°m‘ T°'m°"°w °
for th. Dammon Packing C°m,m,_ Holy Communion will be administered in ‘1
St. Paul’s Church at 8 a.m The Church
S- 0- E--White R090 m°¢¢ll18 *Milk* Convention will hold its session at 3 p.m.,
at 8 o’clock.-Advancement. At about 9.30 ,md the ])_ C_ S_ in ggnel-51 mgning' at
Bjlllnt  Of    b6 'Lm pan. submitted. report  was adopted.
called by the District Deputy. A full at-
S'r. Paul’s Schoolroom was crowded to
the doors last night to hear Revs. J. O.
ALL young men interested in Temper- St,-ing" and H H H 1
. . as am speak on
ance are invited and will be Oorfliilly wel' 1 missionary work. Mr. Stringer told of
C0 d t th lil h
me 8 B mee DR lil ll BY- M- C- A- the work in the far north among the
t°'Dl8ht 53 7-30 U0 l'€C€lVB l’-|10 P09015 °f 175° Esquimaux and showed many interesting
°0l11lI1iti»¢0 8DDUillt°<l at the 1`¢°°n5 m°°5‘ curios and flue views of the Esquimaux
ing in Kindergarten Hall. _ "fa in tha Arctic C1,-c1e_ M,-_ Hmmm wh., twice in one month shall be required to
- . ` ° tr lll tar fo th Ca ad'a.n
:;”§,g1;‘gk;°“f:;°fnlf;`eE5;;:‘§,f;f: iliulziar? .fsfxiaoiin :poise fnrlieefiiiiy the Beard- A detailed Statement ef the
:ex£,1.uesd”"§n|ng Feb mth Wm be of the opportunities of missionary work
at Medical mm and Rfmkiés  Stores throughout the world. Mr. Haslam leaves
n Thursday morning at 10 o’c1ock. Sr- f°" IMI’ in A"3“°° ”'x°'.
ure your smts early. _ A
about eight o’clock near Hampton in
which Mac Shaw of DeSable-auRered a
severe injury Mr. Shaw was returnin
7C
7° a ' an a n D in i
Dmghesse Bmad  §_=vsepy;_>;|?s l§a\_r_y6 dplll pablgrsat the baseof starts to r ve own to t e eSa e ce
_ Graham Bread
I ° , Still k
B r.':.°.:t.'.::.‘.?.::'.ri“'n°..£;°:1’;::.'°‘>:.s:°. ...era
_ E:'kI;s;;A:ER,Y` _ Buy a 25c bottle of Poison’s Nerviline to-
 Telepbone an if i day’ and try it'
_ _  Da. Hauu.roN’sPn.r.s cu1u¢CoN'sr.rra-
-oehif-ef '  \.~e\<-1.=;~>;e"..~¥_¢»'z  im..
I _[Y 5 i L * 
, , . e t remectlf is towitness some sportthere. Ou the way
Nervlllne' it Will ll\Vl80l'li»¢ the l'¢‘l» down the animal became frightened and
sore muscles make them suple and
_  _ » _ in dd _th _ i ' ran away and -Mr. Shaw _after bein# 
D. STEWART.  :f::°;...§;::.“:.1.'.....'.:..e°.s...:..;':.'; .=.......................»...-.. ...im
the lobster* factory. Upon hun-lad
in
exam ation it was found that his shoul- »
dcrwas either dislocated or the muscle
broken. Dr. 'Robertson was at once sent
for and it is hoped that under his clre
llr. Shaw will be around again shortly.
-'1‘mmn was a good attendance at the
Baptist schoolroom to hear Rev. B. 'P.
Calder, Summer-aide lecture on the Pillars
of Our Civilization. The Bev. gentleman
observed the pillars to be the Nl he
. D 08°F _ 1',
' worker, talker, gossiper, fool, crank, e tc.
_ 'each lineof which he developed in the
" 3 ` course of his lecture which-was unusally
_ _ ` interesting showing much originality var-
_ '  ‘ Websteroccupied the chair and at the close
Weeks & Co. 
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When you require anything in _ f'
MEN’S FURNISHINGS 
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_Inst now We are oifering some snaps in this 
department "
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Warm Gloves .
55c to $3.25 C
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_ / 1, vocal solos and 'Mr. Roy ina musical se-_ .
All new goods best made in Canada. From ' lesion. _ Ceived another lot of
Loss 25 per cent for cash. ’
Winter Underwear 
1. _ '
One of the most complete stocks in the Province. ,
Not so complete as at the beginning of the season. 5
Take your choice at 25 per cent off. 
Colored Shirts C
From the best makers. Good pattern both still
and soft fronts. To clear 8 5c to $1.4 5 - _
Less 25 per com for Cash. `
TRY WEEKS & C0. FUR
4
White Shirts.$l eachliewest Neckwear, Unlined and
Silk Lined Gloves in Kid andlfirey and Tan Mocha.
C0ll2l'S, $llSD¢llil¢fS and everything in furnishings
THE PEOPLES STORE. »
my and an tunes ngnos of mm-y. L F
a vote of thanks moved by Rev. J.L. Min-'
er seconded by A.W. Stems was unanim-
Rnv. Father Murphy’s lecture last night
was a pronounced success in every par-
the spacious basement hall of St. Dun-'
stan’s Cathedral and the close and
earnest attention of the audience testi
fiedto the merit ofthe lecture. Avotc
of thanks was moved by Jas. Mclsaac,
seconded by Wm. Moran and sup-
ported by C. G. Dudy and Rev
J. J. McDonald of Kinkora in_
nest and appropriate speeches. All
the speakers expressed th; wish that the
learned lecturer would soon again appear
on the lecture platform in which direction
he appears to be eminently talented. Mr. _l
McCarey. president of the C. M. B. A., oc-
cupied the chair. A brief but
choice musical program proceeded
the lecture, Mrs. Byrne, ` Miss
Josephine Smith, and Mr. Hermans in
_ 
young men and doubtless will meet with M
Yssrnnnar afternoon Mrs. Robert a mod elllre Of UR P\lb1i¢ PMPOIWR
Godin Euston St. fell on the cellar
' H AN! one wishing a mood position with
::3°_:_'§:‘:;::°p3’L°;l _:Q her mme' wages from $1 to $3 per day, or by selllntt
me ago, when she contracted pleuriey
and pneumonia, which caused ,her death
only three weeks at'=r her mother had
passed away Mrs. McNeill was a dough
ter of Andrew Dickieson, of New
Domlnion,and leaves a sorrowing has
baud and live children, a father, three
brothers and two sisters tomourn Two
of her brothers, John, who had been in
Boston, and J udsou in Winnipeg, arrived
home at the time of their mother’a death
and have not yet returned George ia,
with his father on the homestead. The;
088, the percentage $. There were £54
cases of tardlueas, and 1 case of truancy.
The teachers made 139 visits to parents
orporal punishment and 117 requests to
eave school before the hour for elo=ing~~
The Committee olfproperty who had
visited the schools to ascertain what re-`
pairs. new furniture Scc, were required,
The Committee on estimates also submit-
ted a report. It was agreed that .a special
meeting be called to pass the estimates.
The following resolution was passed re-
gardingteachers who were not punctual
in attendance-Resolved that any teacher
who shallbe late more frequently than
explain the reason thereof personally to
nditure for the past year was sub
expe _ _ » -
mitted. The total expenditure for all pur-
poses was 810,152.06. After passing some
ARY 3 :gag
Holman Race.-In response to tha re-in '   ' " 'C `  " "" ` ` ' `  " " 
_   quest of a large .number of horsemen in
Georgetown and Montague and surround-
" ” _ 1 ing districts there will be a horse race on
f » f--- Montague river ice on Thursday, the 5th
l I inat. There will be two classes. Races
Tun Minto reached Georgetown ysster- M' J' MURPHY: 'h° 1"” "muy _
dq gs “Rive md ln", umm mls mam, opened the Livery Stables on Queen UNH It 01|* P» Ill- IUUP-
hmn “‘v“_ . S rect, formerly conducted by Dense do Tniud of
S _th h an at H _"_ news the death of Mrs. D’
m v ‘3 5 ° sunk “ce ° M N ill, Domll Setlld
AI-PBA RSBIKAH L0\‘l€¢» L 0- F" horse ilesh and alclghs which will aultix' 6 8 New n on on ‘I
1 ngrs h
meets to-night at eight o’clcck. Every the mm fnuqhu mmm" Mr iw" Mud 'ml t " mm’ in th
1 ° ' ' to ti IIIU1. Th dooealed -
_ member I8 reqlloltod £0 hbbolld- M317 . uqfphy ig gn; of Chgrlgtfgtownh pgpnjar lj°::i‘:°x.°°usual hulzh uh to :Tha
_ Essery, Recording Secretary. ' , ‘
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friends. i n  if
Tn.: regular monthly meeting of the
Board o!School Trustees was held last ' = _ __ _' I .   ,' 
vening The teachers reports showed the _ ' ` '
nrolment for the past month to i ' ‘ i "
isters are Annie, at home, and Lizzie, _
teacher in Long Creek school. The de  _
ceased was highly respected and beloved. -  e
byall with whom she was acquainted.
The Guardian extends its sincere cyln
pathy to the sorrowing relatives and `
be 1238,;
the actual attendance l$79,,the avenge' ‘
`_  A Ofiyour    N  
3 pnrehasenere. A\1=sorfs;nfgsnnLn.¢<1_- c'is»s-~;u>
A `, ‘_ ¢hoose° from. ” ’ 5 ’ i
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_ _ _ __
and sent 60 notices. There were 7 cases of?
75e Glovesefor `5°6c‘   
$1.00' _“
_ 1,25
  .150 
f _ 1.75
  2.00 _
' Bring in your hand and welll make it  idx'
you. _ _ __ _J a 3 g -
PAINFUL accident occurred last night*
hills the meeting adjourned.
Oxygenator `
This great germ killing
medicineis still as biga _ `
favorite asever. Our sales ,
of it during December `
C'1iPSed any previous - 1
month since we began
selling it. It cures all I
--diseasesof germ  and
_ is the gieatest tonic and
blood builder. s
Price 5oc and $1 abottle.
-"rm: 'rwo mes" _
Iae0|na!|_r& lscllun..
‘ DRUGGISTS. l
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fi P19in_Bread _~ Donn but no ,manor bend down; from Victoria with a young' horse and 
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on _  _
Combined with Malt,
' Wild' Cherry and Hy-
pnphosphitos _
This is an el_ey,nt»pre~~
(KW
paration, is acceptable
to any stomach, and
is asplendid tonic and
blood maker, In large
bottles for $1.60,
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ticular. Alarge nnmberwas presentin L-"""f ' f' '_' 7
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Crokinole '
_ Boards
We have just re-
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TO INCREASE YOUR WEIGHT. - - e
If you are thin, weak and enaciatei and these Very Popular   F 
want to increase your flesh and weight _ `
1 ou should try Dr. Chase’s N ‘ ° ' '
F od. _ _ l
.}"onfe¢_1__itaning you me lil; ang out playing boards, also a l __:,?_§dsu_E__0ne xml stem Euginéjut
-- ni' “l‘.:.'°.:12,3f,"‘°;.°;3“.‘;1;* ..f....:;;a;'i:3.‘;°.‘.;~::.:t.?°.f.‘..':‘.';.‘§:.§:.°:
p_1;¢a\;ents°l;a_t_;t builds Fri new 'tissue ing  3.SS01’_t1I1€11lZ Of B fgfffflgff per lb. apply to’EeohE.e£uu,|
_ you we s yourself ew '_ 1 ' ' ” _  V
week whileeusing it. _ _ _ r __°  °
=~= - P 1====.  P ° brcgdw r~osi_es_?r.s-1;ewly carved. Ayrshire-5  chow?  <°.f C9110”
-_ _ma oinigd gm' °§¥1"iih:ii':il'§’t°~[
`   _PONCI
'Sets from 3 5 cts up,
we have the best set in
town .for f A
$1.00 I
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ei ._1f so iiwiu be to
we oEer. - '
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Y°l‘f -sdvenfese _ #9 see.
_ , l ` Others at 7§c,` 89_c.$1.ro, 1.35, 1.4o. A ine line of diners
ously carried. ' _ ' ~ at reasonable _We would like you to call and see them,
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The Pride of\t_iie
e Kitchen   
5 In the olden days was the shelf
on shelf of plates,plattersand pans.
Well, there’s no reason why the
belle of the kitchen to-day need be
ashamed of the culinary depart-
ment, if her utensils were our-
chased from us-for we have all
the good old things,all the modern
utensils, appliances, conveniences".
Sianlav. Shaw &rFIIitt|.
f WAN'1ID.'-Janitorial' Y QL C  Ex g-qi
used :nan ferreu? Appr at 'hnie
 at  c. a". insuring,  
_ warren-rmmeamn  mia f coo(
_season apply so was Hfmiuon. °§9 a ali'
WANTED.-~'l`wo of morehoasdera (gentle-
men preferred) can be accommodated with a
front room, in ceutrii part of the Gly, by
gpglyigg at this ice. 23 d_.l wk gd. '~~,_»
-if 'A " ' `-1
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WANTED-A blacksmith. Good wages and
leady wort nuaranteed. Apply- to Bill U
Savannas. New Glasgow. :S25 d Iw
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For Shippers. -Cheap mapping cau-
vss just received at Weeks &_ Co’¥.`,
 People's ltore. 31 dand w 5i
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*'13*
.mi
»u Great show of newiPrints,Cham-I
brays and Ginghams at Stanley
lodoralellonli
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i -sou nynn the 'pmoipa'
  br   
mdxa  _Q_Tai_».a.  such
proportions as to insure s
_flelicinus cup of Tea. A _
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llolllllltlll E illollfllil
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lenmants galore, donwibe late
and sorryforit, t_hat~won’tdo von
 gary; audglad ofir
when  _ourigreat remnant
sale. Ren'1nsnts‘oi’ everything at
Prowse Bros. 3 3i
Visit Prowse Bros. Remnant sole"
this week for cotton. ilannelettes,
_dress goods; gillglllms, dothi,
furs and cloth jackets. ,One week
:- ,..; ” ~. "reel: . 
r@u"2»=li '   ';;_‘_"”f.i.:_‘ " fit
  .   _ ,- ..  i  '   ”.c-ers! .Y:die‘;e*;ssee=;.se  ‘ ‘ f  1
O
only this _great  isol__
utProwse’s. _ ‘ 33?
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