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Chainpionship ; i Races

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Arena Rink Company

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_The was Wm be _ugh _ms evm___g urne est n E at o.31 and tomorrow morning at Attention is called to the reader,te

the electors of this Province, whicl appears elsewhere, asking theii

Rilbefli and Mrs Myers. Crapand, hearty support to the bill to Prohi- are spending s few days in the ¢,¢»,y_ bit the Importation of -Liquors now

--_ before the Senate.

Misses Ada and May Glllan, City, *'-

are visiting in Vernon River the Many will learn with pleasure that guest of James and Mrs Finley. Philip Leard of -Augustine Cove, who

is under treatment in the P. E. I.

Mr Speaker Agnew and Mrs Agn¢w_ Hospital, having undergone an opera-

Alberton, urs registered at the Queen tion for appendicitis, is doing nicely

_Hlottel during the pession of me her and is on a fair way to recovery.

is a ure. --

Rev J. F. Floyd will preach h-is

' A' concert and ple social will be f°“\`th 935119” 05 his UBVGIB. tomor- held in. the hall at Mt Stewart on ww °V°’“l“3 in th” Central Christian

Tuesday March 1S¢_ L ok ,_ 1 Church, the subject 'being "Seeing .hamim-i_15_ 0 ou or Roma." The ordinance of 'baptism

will be administered at the close oi the service. .

All Guardian advertisers should

0 phono 132-3, daily, upto 6p.m.,and _ *after th t h u 133. For subscr' -

a o r, ip

tions, phone 132-2 up to 6 p.m., and for nefws, phone 133 at any hour up to

- ri-ng 124. It is a waste of time ex-

Have §upper a little early. .then you can get here cept to phone ss above.

forthe beginniu ' ' °

g of the After Supper Sale. Youll

. . The Oakland Maple Leaf says: “All

want to be early after you read the price list. It tells I ine boys on the beat covered by tof- of stupendous savings on superior merchandise 5°" GB” M‘°I“*Y"’ °‘ "‘° 5°” F'%‘“'

Some of the bargains are hardly nunieious enough iisiicetoniiiriii :iss tipixii

ffl 3dV€1‘tiSe but at ihis Store they win be evident to unusual politeness being caused by th _d‘¢ ' , _ ' the arrival of a line ‘baby boy at l.is

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_ _ ome on January 17th, making an

Remember the Early Bird Catches the Worm. l*"‘"°“fl“€ f°""“Y 0* “bf” ‘WYE “nd

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This is a golden opportunity for the shrewd

housekeeper who is thinking of providing, new ~ curtains for the home in the near future. We _offer you your choice of any curtain in the store not a one but which is desirable at 33 1-3 per .

|‘ cent off the regular selling prices. _ ,, ,,_~ V.. - "J The special mail train arrived in

S niefortunatc buy- ing put us in poss- ession of hundreds of dainty s u in iiier y waisis. . most white ones--kind you like so well. Fine white lawn, trimmed with lace and inserlion,al1 over em b r o i dery .| fronts, long sleeves ' in the latest prettiest

'_ ways, three specials

for. tonight at 79, 98

and 1.25

Directoire style

iuade of. fine 'quality while coutil medium high bust, deep hips two front and two side hose supports, inade by the best cor- set makers in Canada and not expensive either at the regular selling price of 1.25 special tonight 79c pair. Sizes 19 27.

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' Underskirt

5 - 512%

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Buslcr Brown '

Bells

Buster`Brown Belts

. in all the vinuted _shadesi

assor'ed sizes worth 15°

Special tonight IOC

Wash Goods

Many women recognize the

wisdom of making their selec- tion now. Rnd S0C\_\\'l"§ the first and best choosiuii- M0” women learn it by éXp€fi€“°‘_; every year theres ii continue delighted surprise at the beaull' and variety of the new designs-

..~ _¢.$¢q,i'he special line at izc yard

Special _

The best _y__a_l__ue in

Canada today is the underskirt we are selll ing tonight at one doll- ar and ninteen made of fine qua ity black sat- een, fionnce of' accord- ian pliating. finished \\"fh two gathered ruff- les has deep under flounce, sizes 38, 40, and 42 inch, worth r.75 special for tnrii;,l1t’s- After Supper Sale i.i9

Ladies’ Walking _

5 Gloves

Ladies’ dog skin gloves (tins only) unlined one- and two doire fastners a s Jlendid glove at the reg- ular selling price of 1.25 pair. 'I`onig_hl's special price Sgc pair

Meii’s Trousers

blade up of the famous

Hew.-:on and Oxford Wolleii Mills Tweeds. Nothing like the above tweeds for hard wear. The Trousers are made in the latest style and are worth 2.75.' Pair.f Special tonight at 1.75 pair '

ltfl-`urs Cheaper than Ever

. etc' has been re riced

'Every wat' farf’ aliiiiifeiits of a kind--and viie are

'STESYQ af* mg Tas; ie wish they were fewer even l kt l°`°"f°,?‘gf 5;, yointingyou. Now for the secret. aifthde mis boligde iiipkeeping winter goods over from - --°~ °n t e ,1 1-_ We would sooner have the

_ -£ui',__xi_ilrkets.

" ' ' to one ie ' . we smeonn if we do not make anv profit and any

mwey eve ° d in estnieiit to you

3:-gfugcilzaéef nf; iz-ilfloi-)eiiiimgediat¢el uiie especially in . . lg; th agvgnced prices for skins quoted from the

one girl. Gus hails from Bear River, King's county, P E Island, and Mrs

McIntyre is a native daughter of the

Golden West. _

The Earl Grey crossed to George-

town from Pictou yesterday, meeting considerable ice on the way over. ‘She docked at Georgetown at three fifteen p.m. She brought over two hundred barrels of Hour, one car of seed, four cars mixed freight. The Minto crossed to Pictou from George- town and docked at three twent fivel

this city at eigh-t fifty~five. The spec- 'al outward left at ten o'clock I

The outward cargo by the Earl Grey

this morning will be two cars of way freight. .

At the Police Court in this City

yesterday the case against Frank Mahar charged with breaking and entering C‘ameron's Hardware store on the night of the eighth instant came up for final hearing. The Mag- istrate dismissed the case and the prisoner was discharged. An old man named McPhail from the coun- try, who had been remanded to jail eight days ago, he having applied to the Police Station for assistance claiming that he was sick and had no means of support, was again reman- ded for eight days. An effort is be- ing made to have the party placed iii the Infirmary where he can receive proper care and attendance.

The mem-bers of Excelsior Insti-

tute, York, held their annual ban- quet on Wednesday evening last which was largely attended and a decided success in every particular. The President, Lemuel Crocket, occupied the chair and in a happy manner welcomed those present and thus op-' ened a pleasing, program. Lieut Governor McKinnon, made two ap- propriate speeches and emphasized and urged the young people to make homes for themselves in this Provin- ce which is such a splendid agricul- tural land. Prof Ross’ address was teeming with wit and was greatly appreciated while his spicy reading brought down .the house. Other speakers, whose remarks were listen, ed to with enjoyment , were Rev Mr Hawley, Rev. E. Bell, ‘Dr. McDonald, Wm. Gibbson, Peter Brodie, and J. Court. Songs of merit were given by George Beairsto and Herbert Dennis. The ladies contributed several splen- did choruses. The cup won at the Amherst Winter Fair by Peter Brodie, was on exhibition on the Chalrman's desk and as this is the third year for Excelsior In- stitute -members to carry off lhis trophy they are justly proud and de- serve hearty congratulations. At the front of the hall was also a fine line of prize ribbons which had on different occasions been proudly won and it is understood that for excel- lence Excelsior is the banner Insti- tute of this Province. After the program the banquet was served .by the ladies and far surpassed all pre- vious efforts. The guests, who num- bered over one hundred and fifty, enjoyed to the limit the charming menu prepared and the votes of thanks tendered to His Honor the Lieutenant Governor, and all who took part were heartily supported by all present. The remainder of the evening was passed in social chat and an impromptu program, every- body expressing their pleasure at being present and hoping for many such meetings in future years.

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::Horace Haszard oders for sale one

half interest in a section 640 e0r¢S 0! wheat growing land in the Province of Saskatchewan together with hor- ses, farm implements, seed grain, etc. For further particulars apply to Horace I-Iaszard, Charlottetown.

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STEWARTS

Bread ~

.is the highest standard for quality Try it

Prices 5c, 6C, 7° Ind 3¢

per loaf.

Homemade Evaporsted

Cream Bread.

Made only at the

Eclipse Bakery

No |63 Kent _Street Telephone an

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A cheese maker is wanted for the

norrow e o g list Churchon the “Ethics of The l‘hoatre."

Capt. William Richards, Bideford, .vas among the passengers to the city on the mail special from George- town last evening.

Rev E. E. Styles of Pownal will (le- iver a missionary address on Thurs- a_y 24th inst, in the Methodist hutch, at Clifton, Lot 48. kdmis- ion free.

The coldest temperature recorded

yesterday was sixteen degrees above zero and the highest was twenty-live above up till nine p.m. The coldest recorded the previous night was four- teen above.

Owing to the bad roads yesterday

no produce was moving in the Cit a/nd thus nopiuotations couldlbe hady. The quotations on butter and~oggs, etc, in both the retail market and dealers prices remained the same, as lastiiquoted. .

Rev P. McQuills.n of Charlofite-

tow-n attached to the Cathedral in I-I'allfa_x, has gone to Caledonia, N.S, to take the place of Rev Father 0'- Sullivan, who recently met with s very painful accident, and is at the Halifax Infirmary.

A number of young people from

this city drove out to the home of A. and Mrs McKinnon, North River, -Thursday night last and spent the evening there. Mrs McKinnon proved an ideal hostess and a thoroughly enjoyable time was spent.

His many friends in this Province

regret to learn that while working in a mine in Phoenix, British Colnm-bla, Robert B. McLeod, son- of Norman McLeod, Clyde Station, fell a dis- tance of fifteen feet and broke his leg. Being alone at the time, he climbed steps, a hundred feet to the surface, unaided, dragging the iniur- ed member.

' At a meeting of the Executive of the P. E. Island Temperance Alliance held in the Y. M. C. A. Parlor Thur- sday evening it was decided to send a deputation to Ottawa to confer with a similar deputation' from New Brunswick and Nova Scotia in refer- ence to Senator Scott's bill bearing. on the importation of intoxicants.

Theodore Wood, assistant .teacher,

Hunter River, who has been confined to the house for the last few weeks on account of a severe attack of pleurisy, left Wednesday for his home in Mount Tryon, where he will take a few weeks’ rest._iI-Iis presence will be greatly missed, particularly in church matters, as Mr. Wood has during the past two and a half years that he has been “here always- manifested an earnest desire to help in every good work-. His 'many friends in this village hope for his speedy recovery to perfect health.

The death occurred at the Char-

lottetown Hospital Wednesday night, of Jeanne Pacquet, daughter of Dan- iel_Pacquet of the Magdalen Islands. She came to the Province last fall to undergo an operation, and at the closing of navigation was not in a condition to be removed to her home. Her father who accompanied her returned home by the last trip of the steamer Lady Sybil. As the cable to the Magdalen Islands is broken, there is no possible means of informing ber parents of her death. Her body was taken to Souris Thurs- day, where it will be interred till spring.

The death occurred at Charlotte- town suddenly on the 14th of Feb`.,i of Hannah-, the bcloced wife of the late Peter Stcadimsn, aged 92. She fell asleep at her daughters residen- ce 23 Orlebar St. The funeral service was held on the 15th. by the Rev. G. R. White, at 1.30 o'c1ock, thence by train to Bradalbane thence by road to Grapaud where service w~as held in the Episcopal Church. Her remains were lai'd at rest in the qiuiet little cemetery at Crapaud in the presence of a large niimbcr of neighbours and friends. “And 1 heard s voice saying, blessed are the dead that die in the Lord."

Persons unabln to get No 133, The

Guardian news department, by phone at any hour are ssked to ring 124 as it is useless to call up any other number. In the interim, between the hour of closing Saturday night and that of- opening in tha early morning of,lVi‘onday, commuinicationsi mid newd can be dropped in the letter box of The Guardian main entrance, and ringing as V

a_bo e.

, ::Tlie grand Biblical picture, "The Prodigal Son" at Now Wonderlwnd tonight a. whole i-eel. 2-19dli. »;_

Would you like to

try a

Post Card Projector , in your own home

If so call and see us. It.

will not cost you s cent

nie oueeifs coUNiY coinoiiidrsf arts. r.r~.s.;fe -*°» §gm¢_ Savings 1

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The latest news, first of all. Mrs George Slféri_i:_k)l;i_ndr,__utg)ty,!q_ Rev H_ }_1_;_n;1;_h0|i;:_s,¢;hi;yi&_i___!>s1;ss__<a\;t\t;¢;- -

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As 'rua voUNo LADY sam or HER SMALL brother--_f‘1i'¢

the little thiifgs that tell.” Right enough too--thc little things that you’ll read about ,in this ad tell for convenience-tell foricomfort---and' our little ,

prices on each line tell for economy. Think it over--buy your smallwares

' r Simplex Celluloid collar supportereia

3 full cards of fine quality darning

wool, with needle on each card, black, greys or tens special . . . . .3 for .5

Big “fat' ball of best wool darniug

yarn--a good 8 cent value for. . . . .5

very useful and attractive device .I0

"Midget" gold 'plated safety pins

---little ones---for bibs etc, 9 on a.

Cafd-so-ua.-so ou¢oo»¢.»e~¢»»¢ - .5

Folding coat hangers of heavy nickel

"Champion" Hair pins, ioo best

quality in a box -all for. . . . . .5

Crimped hair pins nicely made good

plated steel. a splendid value at 1 for .25

36 inch, good quality boot laces, the

usual ac pair kind. . . . . . . .. .per doz ,5

quality-inrolls................ .2

Tolmau‘s featherweight ' “Marcel”

wavers a fine device for the pur- pose, special.. ....-- ......:...

.I5

40 inch boot laces very choice

weight and quality, dozen. '. . . .I0 and .7

Fine nickel plated brass safety pin

all one size. .or assorted sizes---1

Big roll of white tape, i dozen pieces

Paper of pins --365 pins on each pap-

Cliild's hose supporters, remarkably

in the package............---- .I0 Midget" Invisible hair pins, ioo pinsinadainty box .. .5

er, good 5c value, only... . . . .3

strong and well made, good zoc value .I5

A “Snap” in Lace---.5 .

This remarkable value includes laces 1 of many widths from I to 4 inches. The designs are very* pretty, 'and the qualities very excellent for the price

A special lot of dainty designs in val-

...5.

eiiciennes lace... ...per doz .30

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To-day is your

dozen on each card. . . . . . .. . . .card .5

Our special “pin book" 500 pins '

neatly put up in strong folder. . . . .5

rzinch hat pins,6 inabox -. .... .5 “Guinea” gold plated lace safety

pins 3 on a card--.a splendid value for................. ... .....

Star Crochet silk---Toronto price gc

our price .. .. .............- .--

last] chance lor h'ee hemiiiing

March

ment on the “President” and just as surely an improve- ment as our own King is over any President on the map. . . . .. .50

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Bargains _iii Table Linens. Bargains in Sheetings.

Noteble Snaps in Towels. Towelings closecut. Pillow Cottons at wholesale .

Fine Elaslic Braces

. BEAR IN MIND THAT TO-DAY finishes your chance for free hem-

niing. Any orders _for Linens-Napkins--.Sheeting5.._pmow com-ms.-.Tgw¢1. _ lings---received. up to 9 o’clock Saturday night will be hemmed without charge

Adiuslable Leallier Ends .35

This -is a little bargain that we thiiik the men will appreciate-tlie elastic web uscdi '~

_ of an excellent quality-light weight, and light color. The ends are of good leather, with

a sliding device. The trimmings are of guilt. Most stores would say 45c-some would say

51c-special here......................... .35

NEW KING braces -an improve- NEWEST LINEN COLLARS in

all sorts of good shapes.You know the smart new shapes that you like. We have them ready at ,.2 for .25

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Bronchilis .

Try a bottle of

Gari|nor'a Asthma and Bron-

chitia Mixture ,

if you are suffering from either of these distressing __ diseases- We can tell you , of many cures by this re- -- nowned remedy. Som - plc have gone as far as to

' say-1-that they owe their

lives to this remedy. _We just waiit you to try it ou our recommendation. For . sale only by us. Price 5oc.

Look for sign that says

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Profit by our January sale of

household unens and oottons so poroontofu and many specially bouont lines at still lower goes. Sale ends in a few days- 01'#

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our pride and we make the filling of Prescriptions a specialty. We use only materials of highest standard ol purity and strength. We never sub- stitute but make exactly what the Doctor orders our motto. You will find ue right on the corner. "The Bast Drug Store" The MacKinnon Drug Co. drtf.

“Ki-eso Sheep Dip is the strongest

sheep dip, cattle wash and disinfect- ant on the market. It is endorsed by stockraisers, ranchers, dnirymen, Agricultural Colleges and farmers in- stitutes everywliero. Price 25 and lilo a bottle. Sole agolltl. "T50 5Uf- Drug Store." The MacKinnon Drug Co, Cor Gt Goo I: Kt Btrl. drtf. t ___,...._.-..

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