THE GUARDIAN,

CHARIDTTETOWN , PRINUB

EDWARD, ISLAND, FEBRUARY

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’ THERE was no crossing at thc Capesi Tas Board oi Fire Underwriters have

s yesterday on account of the storm lu the decided to take no action in increasing

Boidaytywhua. loeanu. iorenoon. ' e usur oe r s,

yesterday by the storm. ‘.i`he line last B i _ oard feels that it might be considered

U U R C D Rm' Wu’ hDw°v"'rep°r"ed clear unfair to ask the Council to appoint an

THE C. B. C. Hockey team will piny a inspector on the eve of their rctirement.`

We l1sven’t said any- thing about coiiee for sometime, but we are selling more than ever before. Host every day brings a new customer for it, that‘s proof our cofieeis good.

HAVE YOU TRIED IT.

If you haven 't leave your next order with us and get the best in the city. Our price is 4oc a pound

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T0 THE ELECTORS OE CHARLOTTETOWN

Ladies and Gentlemen-By the request of a

large number of electors I have consented to oHer for the Mayoralty at the coming Civic Election. I have been in the City Council for nearly twenty-tive years and have a good idea of the city requirements. I sm opposed to the system of issuing debentures for ordinary civic work and placing same to capital account. I consider lt is time to caii a halt on that line.

I ask all my friends to corn: forward on Elec tion Day and vote for me, as it will be impos- sible for me to make a personal canvass of the whole city. By so doing you will ohlrge,

Yours truly, Q

ALEXANDER I-IORNE.

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lade from the best ilour procurable and well kneaded and baked is what we offer to the public- Our variety offers each customer lrer choice. We have

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'who died suddenly last week was DN' ' sented for Probat

,yesterday. The will bequeaths on

THE trains west were greatly delayed

match game of hockey with the Unions of Vic‘oria, Crapsud on Saturday niglft.

Tun annual meeting ofthe Three Rivers

Steamship Co., to have been held at Georgetown yesterday was postponed till to-day on account of the storm.

Tun Minto left Georgetown at noon yes~

terday and reached Picton at six o'clock_ The Stanley left Picton also at. noon and was reported at Georgetown last nipht. at 9.45.

Tas attendance at the market yester~

day was the smallest for some time. In- side tha shack there were only two women sailing goods and outside there were only two meat wagons, one from Lot ii) and one from North River.

Artbc Fasig-Tipton midwinter sale in

New York of trotting horses for Admiral Dewey (21142), a 6-year old bay stallion, J. Malcolm Forbes received $5900 heading the list of sales. Orlando Jones outbid Mayor J. M. Johnson of Calais, Me., and othsrs.‘lIt was said the purchase was made for thejoiutaccountof Mr. Jones and A. J. Welch. it will be remembered that.AdmiraiDowey is the sire of Com- modore Lydiard, the colt purchased by Hoo. R. C. McLeod, Summerside recent- ly. ' Tha public will he welcomed to the

open meeting of the Fruit Growers Association this evening. Short, pithy speeches by leariingsoientisis will be interspersed with songs by Miss Hazel Bremner and E H Mitchell. Messrs G Moore, RStcwart, W McKee and W F Collings will furnish some nice male quartette music. Professor Barlow will gives whistling solo and Maior Weeks one of his delightful readings. An Dr- cirestra will also contribute two new numbers. Don’t miss this eloeutionary, musical and :eduoatiorial treat. Kind!!!- garten I-lall',at Sp. m.

Tas last. will of the late Lemuel Phillips

e at thc Probate Court

thousand dollars to testator‘s niece Miss Robertson who for some years resided with deceased. The homestead on Hills- borough Street is devised to testator's daughter, Miss Phillips and the rest of the estate both real and personal is given to her and to his two sous George M. and Wendail P. equal shares. An annuity of $1001; year was given to rr. sister of de- ceased but as she predeceased him, it lapses. The will is dated in May lilill, and appoints Simon W. Crabbc and Wlllllllll H. Aitken, lsquires and as his Executors

Norwrrusr/izvnrso the extreme cold

weather there was alfair attendance at the public iemperance meeting in the Division room last ovenlnlZ~ IU the absence of the G. W. Patriarch the chair was ably filled byJ.J.Ohappoll. Short and interesting addresses were i§|V0l1 bl F- B. McRse. R. lleikle, J. G. Hanna. and J. A. Lawson, interspersed with excellent

pemperancc readings by A. W. Tanton

Ross Bethune and a solo by Miss Ethel Taaton which was well rendered. A duett by Mr. and Mrs. Hanna, entitled “Vote as you pray“ was not only greatly ap-

preciated by the audience. but Swmid

to he particularly HDDNDFIM-9 “I5 Y' 0

esent time The meeting was brought

Anthem. The Temperance pledge was eeentcrl and nn invitation given t

Edme forward rind sign. The next meet-

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ing will be held in four weeks LIIHB il" will be duly announced.

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Mechanics. Farmers» 8_P°"'5'“°"' 'i‘ heal and soften the skin ond rt-rnovs

grcgse. oil nurl rust .-rtnlns, paint and enrtirp, cle.

"Muster Mccir\mc's" Tar 50°F-

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its close by singing the National P

th I an ate as had been intimat- ed was to take place on January lst, until alter the eldction of the new Council. The

Arran the business meeting of the

League of the Cross last night the debate was called. The subject “\Vh|ch is the Greater Evil. War or1lntcmperunoe" was ably discussed by the several members. The debate was opened by n member who maintained that Intemperance was the greater evil and very strong arguments were put forth. The Opposition who claimed War was the greater evil eloqu- ently supported his clnims.'Several mem- bers followed, the majority of whom claimed lnterperance was the greater evil. One of the members in addressing the members suggcsiid that they forget they were members of a temperance or~ ganization, not to let that influence them in givingauopinion, but from the very startit. could be plainly seen that the temperance sentiment prcdorninat/ed. After all the members had given their views. the Spiritual Director addressed the Society, congratulating them on their efforts and offered some valuable suggestionsto the speakers. On a vote being taken it favored Intemperanoe be- ing the greater evil. The debate for next meeting, the third Tuesday in Feb- ruary will be, “Who derives the more ir- formwtion, the Traveller or the Reader".

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

-No 8 Field Hospital meet for drill and

irtruction at eight o`clook.

--"Changes" of ads must be in not later

than l p. ru. each day to insure insertion following moming and not later than noon Saturday for the “Wecklv."

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Kumiort Headache Powders.

sPEc|Ai_NorrcEs.

Floor paints Zoe. a quart nt Camerorrs

3 d li

\Vomen’s rubbers Zlicts, \Vornen’s rub~

bers wool lined 35 cents, Mcn‘s rubbers wool lined -it) cts, Mens overshoes sizes li ut 75cts at-Goff Bros. 1 rl iii

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Macs' Hypophosphites contains all the

elements for building up the blood, the tissues, and the entire system. Itis a strong tonic to the nervous system and increases strength jand stamina wonder- fully. All the materials necessary for the nutrition of the body are contained in its formula. There are many makes

the lnbcl. its formula is endorsed by physicians everywhere. Price $1 a bottle.

Kinnon, Drurzgists, cor. Gt. George and Kent Streets. _

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ville.

ini<ham’s Medicines

Fresh stock of the

Blood Purifier, Vegetable Compound, Liver Pills., etc, just

received.

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DRUGGISTS,

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$ 1.25

Here is a splendid chance

to SAVE MONEY. We have a few pairs left of that cele- brated McPllERSON Hockey Boots, the boys say are the best. They were priced at $1.90 but we are selling them now at $1.2 5 a air along with another good line which is priced at 81.70.

Call and get them before

the go-don’t wait- thry'll go like smoke.

of llypophosphites but we claim that

ours is the equal iffnot the superior of $ I 0 0 0 0 0 any on the market. ltis guaranteed to 0 0

contain every ingredient mcntionsl on

The two Macs, MacDonald and Mac-

At. the home of the bride’s father,

Joseph McLennan, Grand River, Lot 14, hy Rev. J. A. McDonald, Miscouche, Miss Adeline, and John J. Mclnnls of Lake-

A onnnnu-J treat was afforded the auditory in S‘.. James Hall last evening by Capt. Bartlett in his richly illustrated lecture on Venice. The lecturer spoke from personal observation, displaying keen and well~trained faculties of percep- tion and felicitous descriptive power. His lecture was well balanced, admirable in the historic setting which he gave at the outset, and most. engaging throughout in the romantic and literary associations with which he clothed each feature of his subject. Veuiceis one of the noblest, most famous and singular cities of the world, built upon a crowded cluster of isle ts, one hundred or more in number. Here n city of palaces, marvellously beautiful, has risen like a vision from the unsubirtaatiai sea. It dates from the days of Attila and his devastating hordes in 452. ‘thc loc. turer brought vividly before his auditory the city as it has been and is, where Shakespeare laid the scene of so many of his immortal dramas, and which l»ves so splendidly in the verse of Byron and the prose of Ruskin. T. C. James in laudltory and yet discriminating words moved the vote of thanks which was seconded by L B. Miller and heartily adopted. Pastor Fullerton voiced the general sentiment of , those present when in presenting the thanks of the meeting he solemnly warn- ed the lcatrrrer that if he did not hereafter appear more frequently on the lecture platform he would have much to answer for in his final account.

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WATER BOTTLES

Fully guaranteed in every respect. We have a stock. which for quality We

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We have upwards of

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on our hooks in small

amounts ranging from

25 cents to live dollars.

Bills have been issued.

Gur collectors are now out and will continue

out until this amount

is collected. ll‘lease be

prepared so pay them when they call and

greatly oblige

TAYLOR’S

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Fcl’s Naptha Soap.

This isa soap which is very

highly recommended.

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clean everything cleanable, and

hurt nothing.

7C pei' cake.

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Jcnkirrs & Son

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Fr across on Wann A:-Having served as one

J. rr. Bren,

of your representatives in the Ci y Council for the past two years, 1 haye consented to offer for re election at the comin’ civic ccntesr. I sm ia favor of elty ownershiqlo electric iight and sil civic Improvements w erehy our city may be made attractive. My record for the past two years is before you, and if it meets with your approval l reapectfrrily ask for the same gener- oas support accorded me two years Ago,

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Z5 PER C OFF LADIES’

DERWE R

If your wardrobe needs a few more pieces to

finish out the winter, now is your time.

VVe’ve good warm underwear of every sort,

and it's all fresh and new this season. \Vc

want the room it occupies for other goods, so

25 PER CENT OFF FOR CASH

Moore & McLeod

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WE ARE NIEETIN(l__..` ALL CUT PRICES

ON FURNITURE

Call in and ict us figure on your wants ~--Our' ._li~ui>rrrris may not be as large but our first price is much srtzalit-rr

than that asked elsewhere -comparisorr invited. -

John Newson.

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FOUNDED ON FACT.

THE MAN FELL down, down, down,

ro feet, 20 feet. 40 feet. Far below coultl dimly bc <leccrnc<l

rbulcnt waters and sggcci edges of rocks

tu I J- _ .. MUST HE DTE? Ami ire so young just as irc limi

given up all hope. his fierce descent was srrrlclcniy clrccl;c<l~ his coat inode from

IVIDNGTON TWEED

caught on thc sharp ctigc of rr rock :rrrrl in spite oi' ilrc zrwirrl strain, it stood iirm, not rr tlrrt»;'.<i grim- \'.'.ry.

THE MAN WAS SAVED.

Buy Morrclorr Twcctls :mtl Clollrirrg mul save money :rl

THE HUMPHREY CLOTHING STORE, Opera Iiotrsc llirrlfllrrgf.

A. WINFIELD SCOTT. Manager.

Talk About Your Talk Abouts

--IF YOU BUT CALL AT--

The High=(irade Art Parlor

r\nrl sec lhe magnificent display of Ari Goods, huntlrcris of pictures. in every rfsss. lfrnnres.

I med and unframed, _ion large

photo frames, framed mirrors, mi paintings, writer colors, ra matted pictures r5c each, ro doz fancy pictures all framed :Rc ench~and up, l lreri nescnmrnt cf photo frames 6c up to 55c, a large sortmeat ot fancy photo frames warranted Fine gold plate, aiiprices, all sizes and shapes. You must come to my store in order to go to rhc lnew gms

the street walk in look around and when you see the nssorimeal mek

office, so lust slep across . . a purchase and ask for one of the beautiful matted pictures with matrlr safe cnrnhiurd. they are

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much nicer then the general run of calendars. ily the way, rink to see some num sr ers iiks. and other goods thrrthave returned from Parkers Dye Works. Voir Pwili have mmrlhiag

' alk about tiilhed tin.e;tlrcn cali again the next day to

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Choose The BEST Tue Tooaooo Epicure who does not use the

Hickey Twist, Pearl or Ruby

Has never derived that real enjoyment which is iris.

They are the gems of the trade.

FINE CUT MIXTURHS TN I and 2 POUND TTNS

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