FIFTY

In GUARDIAN. W. Pnnvcn znw./inn 1sLAnn MARCH 1904

THOUSA D REi`l

F ALL KI DS OF GOCDS

We bought all the remnants made by two big mills during the

past six months We bought them at a very low price and dum]

g next week we are going

to sell them at prices that will open your eyes

Rcmclnbcr thc Timo all of Next Wcck

5000 Remnants of Flannelette 1 to 10 yards 5000 Stuting for Ladies 2 to 10 yards 5000 Remnants of Wrapperette 2 to 12 yards 5000 Remnants of Ticking 2 to 10 yards 5000 Remnants of Donnett 1 to 15 yards

We Don’t Want Your Money

Come early and often to the big remnant sale during next week.

5000 Remnants of Saxony 1 to 10 yards 10.000 Remnants of'Duck Suiting 2 to 10 yards 10.000 Remnants of Print Cotton 2 to 15 yards Hundreds of ends of Men’s Cloths I to 7 yards Hundreds of ends Ladies’ Oxford 1 to 5% yards

Beside these Remnants we are going to sell three thousand six hundred pair ’ I

s Ladies Hose worth 40: for 2 5c.

Pllllwslf BRIIS., PRIIWSE BRIIS.

I l = 2 % m 3-_= i *_ i rf

ll :ng rrom'tni-1r rnnins. ' i'0r"ihls ln- '

ircilid in-l1u,\'ior George I1 I, i-on!'i»rr¢-d

l homie frho rio,-in ui hinnn it i.

IIIII] Iliilll

IHI "BIIIIK WIIIEH:

Their Beginning Was in 1729 as h

the Moljntalfl Dlstficts of -rltinrl color the King’s cypher an-d

to Keep the King’s Peace in

Scotland-Honors Borne on Colors ol 42nd Are a

History in Th

In 1729 to assist in keeping the King’s peace in tho niountnin dis-I triots oi Scotland it was resolved to Cnrol a lluniber oi loyal highlunrlors .Who should iorin port of the regular

lix independent; compo- 'ri wcro form Od, Wh0 woro the ciiziv ,irinn of their l'&poctlvs commanders. The colors .Won blank, blue and grccn and from

PI Ions were designated Am Froicesdnn Dldrh or "Black Watch" in uontrurlls- timtion to ths regular troops who WGN Called Suighdt-urun Uourg or l'RAd Slldierrh”-this latter appella- lion finding 5 curious modern equi- Vllont In the "Roolnok" oi the South V African Boars,- The original equip-V mont oi these independent companies consisted oi musk:-ts and bayonets suppllsd by ths Govornmt-nt, but llbh msn in addition carried his 00|; broadsword, pistols, dirk and Clrgot. Tho sorgcnnts carried that lormldshls weapon specially °fl°C¢»lVQ

s¢s,inst. cavalry attaok, the tusgh or Lochaber axe. , This sxpcrimont provsd very suc-

egnfui md in consequence oi their soldisrly qualities the constitution oi thi independent compnnins was chang- ed. On ths outbrcnk oi the Spanish .Wir il 1789 four additional com- psnles wre added, and the whole won formgd into n regiment oi tho lino, their original number being the 48111. Tho uniform nt this tims con- nlstod of s scarlet jacket and vmlst- sogg with bug innings and white loco. A tort!!! plaid 12 yards in length ws; plsitsd round tho middle of U10 body, un qppor port being fsstsned on tho loft shoulder randy to bs thfqpn log” and wrapped rolllld U19 diouidsrl md muskot in wot weather. 'nits was th. 'melted nleld” W°"‘ ‘"1 iull dn' parades sud on duty-°f0\' otha- purposes the phlllibsg sr littls

kilt wss worn. The hood-dress 'runs blog bqnnst border:-il wi€h"v’»vh;b?;“h gg -1, qqunres-s U o - Us or Msn bears skin wss added

s understanding. on sn- for the Sk-ottls hom0 in 1743 tho regiment

to msrch into England. Cuqalclon it was rel“‘°‘ th, Kin. Wu ¢-,urious to Hi`glilsnd` solrlisrs. Ol

utskirts of London lf

Q* l(i;1rv hurl nfl

fi “iii-i io of

fiholr lombro a wonrnnco thc Few r

qcotland, It was overtaken by two

hom ,-Li5,5tanc,. limtcr wun,,o|q_ lexploit the itgunlnt “ua iu\\niii~<i ion over, prevmltd, and tho Highland W U10 UNI Il"<l\l\ or villluvf'

ms rhtmhed to london' “hcl-0 th, plume, the tiistuiltno mark oi

ri oo s. Boots and Shoes, Hardware I I 2

,md shot' and ¢_“~,, humlrpd of th, Fresh lnurvls n\\nit1-fl tiinir rugi- rank and ills drafted to various corps m9"'» ¢l\U`l“K U16 l"4X."I’lll`iI1 f‘¥|"'<lllfl\ll'l serving slbrosd. Thnt tho thrno ring. of Sir Ralph Ahvt~<'1'mu'ny in iam. it

]0nd,,,-5 wa" men of worth may _h.' displu_vi~<'l its now historic dnsh and .

gathered from the hwy, tha; Lord daring nt tho landing of the form- nt, ,

John Murray, dtorwarcls colonel oil A'U°“l\ll' l3l\y» nh 0l"‘l‘1\*-I0" fl"S“\'llN\l

the regiment, had their portrnimfu one ul' the most, renulrkulilo in I hung in his drnnning room, ' military annals, Lntcr on Marvh 21,

ith u h the srin sworn tcrribi durms a night attavk made bv thu

$132.3,.;§;:t;tSmig’s0g§h5e;:n:£15 53:32i;l.ie..m:£»<=js<>fgg;‘Ii"$i§? Q `}Having‘ decided to leave the lslancl and close out

glorious record which tho passing ¢i'IJl¢!J' DI'00U<lC‘d ‘by 9 DlX P0\md¢l‘ ‘ ' ° W, ,,,,,, M, ,,,,..,,,,,_ ,,.,, ,,,,,,.,, W, pmttfitm ti, with n......, ,nl i 0111' b11S1I1€SS 111 Ge0rg'et0wn, we oiier our entire stock at height/oned and increasod. At Fon- passed unobserved hctwecn tho wings

tenoy itn gallantry was conspicuously oi the Forty-second. when the rnemy ,hown Th, ¢,_-,|0,,c| had obgaim-d per was disco\ ered tho Highlamlt-r's

I ri ht win attack d th 1 \ cihl s

mission from tho general command- I 8 ` ’f` 0 fl 'lil ` G I

ing for his men to right in their own front- and fiwtilwd the six-Pounder.

hmh|°h_ Oh hi, ing"-uutighg gh, ro. whllo their rt-nr was attacked'hy ` '

mm,” c]app¢¢| tu 9,, ‘round md rg. lisjor Stirling. 'Tho Grensdlers made '

colvod the French tlro whqn it sprang A <l¢SP°¥'ll° reslflienvv, and only I . up am’ duh, with gh. msmy do. yielded siter 700 oi their number '

hw,-,Q .I wufm-ing gh md than wars hors 'do combat, and in the

$,,z.:ki.;=tl_gc»3_f;»uc°t1-515-;,°;_;~,,;'1'§‘;' i',§Z'°i?~.,‘,’€`§'.it.‘i§.,‘§I‘.i’“'$i,.°i,';°,§;,‘;Ej;,T§’,°,g This is the greatest opportunity ever given the poo-

*,,':;°,,',?,“C,3.‘,.,‘i1,";*.'$A°€{,';‘€"i°,f; §`$Ti`25,”§ti’l°¢i5."l‘,‘1lfi"i;,`ii’iii‘,}J;‘.Ef‘;}‘,:; ple 01 this locality to obtain goods at less than man u- i§;;r.:::¢.r.:1l:;;j::f.:1;j..o2:': :§d:5§i°;,§;_‘;il:3t;? ffwtvrere prwes-

h d n b tt O. D UI I l ' ° I,'.¢i‘f.?l3:.‘;‘i"':;":i:'.,“.°.':.i.::`°‘::.i°:,f: “"l'*'°'....°1:"a.`:':..::'°i;'::1°“o.. ...tt All """",’"”"" due must be Pm by APP" 3001-

quz-iuro rhungcd from buff to blue. In 1768, hy royal wnrrunt. the l"ort,y- svcoiul were autliorimd. to hem' in the renin of their colors tho Kin 'il

SIX Independent Companies the motto "I\'<‘mo` me' inipuni-. Infos-

‘ lu,-i'I\I(\, unique in the Highlumi rugi-

ltho llritish form-s retired upon the

ilcont specimen oi n liighlnnrl s0ld1ci_ od laevn lclt un<lcl'en<l~~<i nnd tha' regiment started to return to “'°f° df"-51‘H'“s Ulvm off ‘Yiwu the

rong position threatened a stub- lflmnllh lf1t0 UH' \'i|lr\i:e. For this

T 0 \ LZ "H nit-nt, ond the color of thu ivgunrnt- ul rolorfi and iacings was in consir

. ` s J g

rypliur yrith the garter und crown over it Under it. St Andrew with

s " In the three corners of thu no

crown.

It wus during the Netherlands enm-

pnigu oi lT94-5 (hut the glorious rod

iu\'ul.~, wus won. (Jn Jan, 4, 1795,

Yillngu 0|' iiuiltli-rnu\IS<»n, \\'hi»re the I-"\|t._\'-sct'0n<i and sim-|'ul other reni-

I-`oi'ty~sccon<l, under Mnior Dnlrvuipl -

l<:_v 'thl-n co|'rosy\iuuiv nt ol’ 'Fliu New York Hrrnld, thus wrote: "’l`hei‘on- duct of the 1-`0rt_\'-second in runny tielcls has been Consiili-ritbly I.-L-lm|de~(i, but mere lau/Clotiou is not enough for tho gallantry which has distinguish- ed this regiment wht-ri in action. lt wus the aildaltious spirit and true military bravery on the part oi the Highlanders as they moved down the road to Coomassie, whirh challenged admiration this day,” In Egypt dur- ing 1882-84~on tho Nils expedition oi 1884-5, and in South Africa dur- ing the recent war Scotland’s prem- ior Highlanders slmwcd themselves to hc still animated hy the nine mar- iiul spirit which inspired the “Black Wu.t€Lh" flarniwh .its inn.-v und vnrlnd

reboril or se|‘v`icn, nnil nhuh is étfuni- ly conspicuous in the otlinr -‘Scottish r0gim9n¢.l oi the linv.

The second bnttnlifin oi the "Black

Watch," late the Tflrd liceqimnni, was raised in Perthshire in 1758, as the second battalion, but was subse- quently renumborrfl. lt nlso has had a long snd honorable career.

The honors borne on thu colors of

the Forty-second ure these, and they are s history in lhmnselves: 1801, Egypt; 1808-14, l’t~uinsula; 1809, Corunnn:- 181], l-`uoni»~a D‘0nor; 1813, Pyrenees: 1813, Nivello; 1813, Nive; 1814, Orlln-S; 1814, Toulouse; 1815, Waterloo, 1816-53, South Af- rica, 1855. Sebnstopol; 1858. Luck- now: 1874. A,~i\nnir\<:~, 1882-R4,

. , 7

The Farmers Boys. The W0nde1°iu1 Cheap Men.

Nile; 1RFl.">, l\`iri»o|\nu

From the f<»ruint|fu| of ilu- rfpiimnf.

\’\u|i<\.

-l~i_.i_.__ .

The

f“Boston Tourist” King oi' Soft Hats

loin. l,,..n¢., ...ti ..,.i. its ...M assist .i.t....tnt.i.. A This sa e positive and tor cash only.

sps o ~ ,

,,i.ymi .xtrsoruinsry gsluntry in bravery’ md vu vb- . _ :.'::;."°:‘;°'ot:..‘..=::.:2”‘;°:°;'xl, sit l-i°.‘?.:‘:.f‘i:'.”:.‘;.?;¥.,:l.':.."“i.':.:’.t..‘l:‘.t. N0 g°°d" 0” “PPf°b“*1°“- N0 Samples gwen. 1755, An omcer of the 58th, who lat lfdn Msn till Lbs GUI 0| (li

,"3 M, sy. witness, thus wroto: 0|-imss, whsn the regiment malntsin- wm, , mixture nr esteem grief .nd sd its high reputation It took port snvy I consider the grant loss snd il tho Plllvi of LUCRHOW st tht tim! |mm¢,,»m| “tory npquirsd by the Scots of the Indlsn llutiny md ln 1801

it ....1 . M ~ »- ac Ona d & Westa

fag? 3|-|\;3.io:t iolr orders they rush- Whii ltd bds Oillcillly In lb1!\l¢0,

en forward to the entronchments wus nsstorsd _'Iss s dlstingnihsd ’

_.¢.`

ylnlw swu

;,’j‘°"»,,,,,'°‘”i,,;i.'.’;‘2."‘,;‘t‘i,‘"i?.‘,’,i1. "$223 "‘2'l“ti°.$.“...°“°....’; ._ im s. it st., osoizoarowu. P. E. is|_ANn.

0 the 1 e snide ip Q

|904

iy be perm

hc- ol)-

pccitr

Tl.

7’ /

, ent.

‘lou

t for hinery tation

City The

JC €l'

._*'°"'-~_ _

s i

"mg ve,-3, 3a_y'|,|'t fm- 1]“n0\;cr, amy nu-nts liultoil and foriuoil up to 1-oil-r ' “ - * I~ ‘ x 'I "({‘.`: 1 V I \ ‘ ho dwcontvnt was fnnnpd by the r0_ lim iottt-at through th# \|lln,,;<\ I i- ¢ T _i ‘. " t i t ` I

. »

eipt of opdms to e,,,|,urk at G,-my vm 1 munity lu \\i\|r rut. i ouoli A ,X ‘ I

end fm- Flanders [,mh.r tha C0m_, I ilu- rftrentlng p|r4|u|t=» .nl ntini lull yr H , I " i .

and of two Cmhmnlqr Maholm and io iiginunts dun., t iv ll thi , ' ( ,vii , ‘ 1! amuel Mcpherson and a mb Me, \\ iric they mot ft sm i |¢‘|uiIst~ In , IH 1'/“‘ I I \

I \ 4 I

t . - U - I _ _ _ 4 , _h

‘ l ~ II~`|' -I ' ', »" ‘,"1I1‘ A

sn I . 'ti “L - hol ‘gl I. \x

Fnrquhur Shaw, the latter, a mngnl- I llhfl; f;;il`0I1LUlL‘JL l0i2€Cl l\‘~`0 UID-“_

~ - _ w ic 1

domestic establishment. Accordingly

_ . t, ‘J i ' i ,, , _

nvalry rammcmg at Qlmdh, in I charged \viih grvnt impotunsity, rv- < U' 1 Mi’ \ Nm-ghamptonshim and seizing .I took the guns :intl hruught ihum i|| '

fr»~

Co.

lcnlers. ni lic-IU

ONS.

1 York

2 DOI h IE

*'-“`-S

ERS, leai-

i »H,

and

'_York