THE GUARDIAN, CHARLO1l‘ETOWN,JANUAfsY 13 l89_9_ _ _ _

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WHY N

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Why not get a. nice, warm.fsty- lisli Jacket when you can buy one so cheap ? '

Dui' Whole

Jacket Stock Must

This llonth.

Tliere is a good assortment, the stock is new and fashionable and the prices are:

$3.00 for 2.00 $4.50 for 3.00

$6.00 for 4.00

$9.00 for 6-00

liy Bros.

lit Alvays Bu sy Stare.

For ladies, just received, made from lined Dangola.,

warm lined.

“Cemf0rl" lrilhii All over Thom

lined Brits i

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good _thick soles, and

ttiitartahli

Boots.

Being late in arriving we have marked them at is*

10W price.

They are worth 2.50, but g yOu can have them for

$2.002' Pair-

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lriileii all over Thom.

8’l‘sui>sii's comrszri.

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"McLeod, Bruce Bernard. Fifth class-:

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IHULESRLE

MERCI-IANTS

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m REC E (VERS OF

Alesis rvnivlrs ours,

"TIER, li-zoos, rouixrnxr

FRESH PORK

solicited. Liberal advances P s _ _ _ ° ._ .

BREMNER BROS. --Fred Adams, Lilada Craig. L‘ZZ\° ~ °i<-vi 25 :mis nor hor. al! dealnn

LOCAL BRIEFS

Thi lstist liars it thi llity

ant Proilnii.

Gittiirel li liiirllu lliniters iiirl tir- rismlsits Eieryiiliiri.

lien also on page 5.)

DoN’r forget ‘Tie Ssai on’s Gr. etirigs”,

by twelve little girls, in S;. Paul’s schoolroom, 17th January.

Tm-: effrct of another Chinaman com-

.ing to the city, has been a cut in rates for laundry work by the Oiienlals on Grafton Strcit.

Miz. W.iLrr;ii Corrox left last even-

fing en route to Windsor, _.\'. S., to re- lsume his studies at Kings College. §The Masters Tooker and Fitzgerald, 'who are returning to the Collegiate . School, also left last night.

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Tin; llev. J. Bernard Praughl, who

I was ord-line-l to the Priesvhood in the- lCatliedral. Biltiinora,by [lis Eminence. I lllardiiiil Gibbiiis, on Dec. lTtli. last, and who has spent a few weeks with his friends in Pownal and Vernon Rlver, crossed by the Stanley yesterday en route to his adopted home in the diocese of San Francisco, Cal.

Tun Prince Edward Island club of;

Boston li-is elccteil the following cfii- cers: President, Dr. William Johnson;

vice president, Mrs. J. _ Dc-iron; secretar., E. NV. Doyle: treasurer.

THE question is freqiiiiitly asked. has the toboganing sport forever died out -

this should be so,a.s the practicability of maintaining a slide and the advantages

lA revival of the good old pastime and . recreation enjoyed in tobogganing.

A l\loRnLi. correspondent writes: Mr. Harry H Cox, left Morell on Wednes--.

upon a course in a Business College there. His departure will be much ,regretted by the nu i-erous patrons of Mr. R. N. Cox`s store, where he has held the position of head clerk for some time. His business ability has been frequently remarked upon by commer- eiai travellers with whom he has dealt. His entire clerkship extending over a period of o glit years has been very satisfactory both to his employer and the general public. It is hoped that when Harry completes his business edu- . cation. he will resume his old position. If, however. ho should accept employ- ment elsewhere. he will be followed bv the best wishes of his maiy frir nds. Cl_ the evening previous tc his depariure al dinner was given in his honor by his employer. The affair was I. most feli- ciious one. A number of itoasrs were drunk and impromptu 'speeches made. The nriefest outline of these is beyond your correspondent a id would bflimp vs- sible to detail in this small space.

TIE examinations in Kensington

High School resulted as follows : Second Department, Fourth Class:-Reading, -Lena Tuplin, Lilian Pidgeon. Lilian Pondergast; Spelling -Bruce Bernard, Hec1orMcLood, Millie Manu; Ai-ith- matic-Edgar Mouse. Hector McLeod, Lena Tuplin; English-Katie Sheehpn, Alex. Stewart, Lilian Pendergdst; _

McLeod, Lilian Pidgeon; History- Bruce Bernard, Hector McLeod, E igar Mouse; Writing-Lena Tuplin, Lilian Peudergast. Lilian Pidgeon; Dictation -Lena Tuplin, Katie Sheehan, Lilian' Pid eon Attendance-Ed ar Mosse,

-Liiian - Pendorgast, Bruce Bernard, _ Hector McLeod ; Diligence-Ray Schur- man, Hector McLeod, Bruce Bernard: Department-Ray Scliurnian, lioctor _

Reading-Lilada Craig, Leo Cameron, Lizzie Murphy ;Spe'1ing-Leo Cameron, Bi-nee Love, Lilada Craig; Arithemetic - Lizzie Murphy, Leo. Cameron, Annie McDonald; English - Lizzie Murphy, Leo Cameron. Maggie Ca-ley; Geography-Bruce Love, Lilada Craig, Lizzie Mm-ph) ; History-Bruce Love, Leo Cameron, Lilada Craig; Writing -Lizzie Mufpiiv. Le? C==m@_f°==- Austen Pendergast; Dictation-Lilada Craig Maggie Cesely, Annie McDonald; Att‘endance___Maggie_ Casely, Bruce Love, Lilada Uiaig; Punctuilly- Mavgie Caselv. Lilada Craig, Fred Adfms. Diligence-Bruce Love, Lizzie Mug- hy Andie McDonald- Deportmeut

-first vic~-president, James Duffy,secoiid 1

Matthew Tierney; execu ive commit-

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‘f"’ F1” Em* S‘“"°’ “S l‘a"‘“ openiugremarks by the chairnitin of Currie. t

in this province? l: would seem that a there is none other :iiiswer than in the 0 aiiirmative. There is no reason why I

l_ gained therefrom are surely in its favor. U

t day morning for Charlottetown to enter f

Lane left last evening on a trip to Ber

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friend, Mr. Colin McPhail, back with us again after spending some months in Uncle Sam’s territory.

I. O. G. T. -The semi-annual ses-

sion of the Grand I.od»;e of the Inde- pendent Order of Good Teniplars of Prince Edward bland will be held in Wriglivs I-IiillCha.rlottPt0wn.on Friday, the 27th January, 1899, first session pening at ll a. m. The usual re- uced rates at one single Erst class fare will be issu-d by the P. E. I. Railway to all delegates on Thursday and Fri-

th 26th d 2"h¢> df

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winter seas( u. °

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TEST THE KIUNEYS

Bodies-the Purity ol the Blood il Dependent on Their Cleans- ing Powers.

r Chanda Kidney-Liver Pills sro the Only Combined Kidney ani Liver Pill-What They Have Ao- complished is But is Guarantee ol vvimi 'riiey will Do.

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'I'l'.ere's s. time to all, old and young. nan or woman, when poor health

Geography-BrU0° Bernard- H°¢l0I-brings trouble, anxiety, and burdeiis

aid to stand up under, and ones ef

li ~ , ' - Ycrrs -to rid himself or herself seem ‘rily to be baffled at every turn, and

ve arc prone to grow discoura,-;`ed. That is not the time to give up-- iu-t the time for action, the time to

g _ g 'eek out the zeat of the trouble, and __ 1 . »ct as your` est jud . t d the

lvllllll M300- Ernest L'-"ei Puncmahty -xpci-ieiice of others giiiiil] hgllii you,

~uai'ding against mistakes i-n the trcziit-

iien: adopted for your particular ail- l'l€I`l .

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lEAU WHAT 'A-MDS CARTER,

PAELBOURNE. ONT . SAYS;

paimin La eel for Hours at is Timo -Left Great Achlng and Soreness- Dr. Clusne'n Kidney-Llver Pllll Pi-oved llls Dellverer.

_I was for over six months troubled ith ver): sharp pains in thc region i' my kidneys, the spasms lasted for -elf an hour at a time. and left' me .'itli_ great aching, soreness and pain.

rrireii many remedies, but 'they did

»i-_- 3 good. I commenced taking t7ho.se's Kidney-Liver Pills accord- :-Tf to directions. I had not much -iifii that they would cure me, but :for r.e.lcin=;.' one box I not-iced 0 h"'i='~ for the better. It may seem ."\-"ef}il,le, but after taking the second H'-' the ii-a.i;~.-.< all left me entirely, and Hive not had riiirm since.-Amon = ~'~r'*, M1.-lboiir'-e 2

Ml:-isRs A E Duchemiu and Joseph LETTER OF OONDOLEIICB-

Whereas it hath pleased Almight

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fgffs c'g21?ln¥]1_;lb:;n.';ss$'l:€h 833;: God in His all wise Providence to re

move, by death one of our members in the person of Sister Adolia H Burke

Arirr-:our wanting copies of a piece lneroiore resolved

of music or music books, by leaving That this division sincerely sympath

their orders with C P Fletcher in the ize with Mrs Burke and family and that I | !

Opera. House building, can receive the the following letter of Condolence he ,gms P;-ompily See ad forwarded to the family of our deceased

sister and a copy thereof be inserted m

IN addition to those mentioned in the mmute bwk of um Duma”

yesterdays issue in the report of the To Mn James Burke and hmly ‘wird Of Tmde mfetmg M959” Joh" We the uudersirrned, on behalf of the

T Crockett and Robert Fennell are on mambers of “Ever Onward” DMS,” thi’ B°°1`d Of U`bm`°l°" John beg leave to address a few words to you ggqkiflg Wlthcut 3, Hig Wh°”ll°Y 1109505” Wefksi ‘5 °”‘ °f in your hour cf trial and bereavement

01°” W members It has pleased the Sovereign Dis- and Range

_ S N _M J h poser of all events to call to himself Call and gee thgm at

L iifxai ::;REm 0:2158 dwelling Sister Adolia M and although she will

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M L hl , t h d _ , _~ _ _(il: u§ei;"M §D0l§ :;],],°l1':;l;g 5?? £15; until prevented from doing so by sick-

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cutoff soiie time ago while turning ness’ Tet “G feel that ln. no mflmng’ fanners and is doiorr as well as can be Shall She ba so much mused as In the '

expected.-We areoglad to see our old mime Circle' wan" w° symp *l_’hlz_e

with you, we know and feel that it _is only the finite sympathy of ilnite croa- tures, but there is one whose sympathy is ever with his people in their hours of

Lazai us understands all the peculiarities of our trials. " His ommiscient 'eye sees all the sorrows which are hidden from human observation, and he alone can soothe us in our sorrows. He came to bind up tho broken hearted to give the oil of joy for mourning, and the garment. of praise for the spirit of lieavinoss.and we trust that you may be be enabled b H D G l

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ottetown School of Music will take ,hounhts be dmwn hea,enW,m'1 and _,__/_,;;;€.’!,'§`-`.i`i\\~

130° on Sf1turd3.V morning- 14th lD5t-- feel tohat she has joined the white-robed _ I _ l* 1050 a' m' The programme will thronv' beyond the reach of sin and sor- /w“f./)'Q_1-,.-,._, _ ` » . eaver short on an will o ' ° - - ~ - ’5".-i-'./"I "fl " JU

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row. where there is no pain, no sick- ness and no death. '

e Board of Trustees. A paper on 0 / \ usic will be read by the Diractoi‘,Mr. “O_thou who mournestori the way, ‘-

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ll] _ _ _T -,- W.H.Watts. The Director will also play With loii,-.iings for the close'of day; l-_-Vi? » I ' .-

piano solo specially srlected to snow He walks with thee, that angel kind, ws- _ ff the qualities of the grand concert And gently whispers, “Be resigned.” '. ' 1 fu-.-0`\~.__‘_,L!." ,_.:»__J/H* / /

iiino, made by lleintzman & Co. of Bear up, bear on,ihe end shall tell, ,O__->~\__\ -'V

Toronto. Au outline of the proposed The dear Lord order.-ith all things `\~.”__Q , -_z ` _ _ - _ _ work of the school will succeed this well. ‘ i` ` 30-’ _ S S i ‘S umber and the proceedings will then Signed on behalf ofthe members of ` “ i “T A _ . ' t .E me .above it will be t close with God Save the Queen. The “Ever Onward" Division. Mount Her- R°l’°S» and Harness' ny Person In wan 0 ’ _. ~ 0 Studio Wm be thrown ol, .H for the in_ ben: their advantage to call at our store and see for themselves or write us fo

would no doubt meet with the ap1,,ecia_ _ spection of those present. All are cord- Ronertr Biivrnn, q\10l19»bi011S»

tion and patronage of me Outdoor | iilly invited to attend this lecture free of I Pniior Moron, , _

pleaguw Seeking Community during the l charge: The course of music il pipers DANIEL MCLEAN, , , - _ U

` xtending over nineteen weeks, which FANNIE F.\nQUnAuSoN, I - , - .

will be reid at 10.30 a. in. every Sai- EMMA J. Bo\'risR, ' ‘ _

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Quality

Is everything in 'Watches and Clocks- Without it, prices ara meaningless. Often a little price means a. bad bargain. The one sure way to get your money’s worth -_ in Watch or Clock is to buy here, where QUALITY is guaran- teed, and th_e guaran- tee has the backing that makes it good.

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THANK snow"

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our friends for their liberal pat- ronage which has made our busi~ 5 ness during the past year sosuc- 3 cessful. _ _. In asking for your continued -g support our aim shall be to make -__= the goods and p_i'ices sg attract- -_ ive, that you wi-1 fmd_it to your °_= ' advantage to trade with us _and -Q thus our business transactions -O will be mutually profitable-

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sorrow. lie who wept _at the grave of

Half the Comfort of

day, e an it goo or return y is ivine race to cast a l your i ' d ,_ on Saturday and Monday the 28th, 30th care upin Him who ofiroth for you.

. D. Fraser, Grand Secy. lVe may mourn her absence in the ~-

_ ' Divi-i u room and you shall see the ' TX"-\_

THEf01`m31 0P=5\Jl'3g Ol 111'? Cba1".v..caiit chair in the home. May our ‘ 150 is.

' 150

Phono: Fleurs Stockwell “ _ Beaver Bride

Cornmeal

Hungarury Fleurs

Rolled Oats

600 Bags Bran 200 " Shorts ’ 50 “ Oil Cake 25 “ Calf Meal For Sale-Cheap “ren casa

750 Bbls 150 “

100 50

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- Wholesale and retail

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c on pay ment of a. nominal fee. Tickets January 9\h_ 1399_ _ s - _ _ or the course on application to the `

Director. _ '_'-*l*

and Rliipture at Ch’town, Friday. Satur- € de. and Sunda . ‘all or send slam

We intend movinzto Morris

Block, opposite Post Z0ffic_o °1_r_lv in J anuary and before doingso, we will give

rare bargains in - ‘ Ready-made Sllltt, ' -

Overcoats, t

Ulsters. Reefors.

wa _Goats Gloth of all Kinds

Underwear. Shtrt_s,,1_'tes

Hoes. Gloves.

I-lets. Caps, etc. All Goods In our Store _marked at

Reductions of 25 to 33 I-3 per cent-

Sale for Spot Gash Dnly. i_

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WE claim to have one of the Bl!!

and Lsnossr Cnocnar, Cain and

_ Grass Sroasis in the Provinces We

will give one Tea Set FREE no an. man or woman who will give proof of

I thepersou that bought three8ot|at

- ‘ I onetime Iout side of our store, in

- Ch’town, du ' " past y0\l'» Uh"

our men mi boys Ho-ins;-.§€_¢»_y;_'Diti_:i»r.€ _ :gd _if-

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Boots just arrived, is little late ~, Eau :Ja :ee our bluegg.

vv. colvvsu,

in coming but they are l oaiities.

P.-ice sms s1.9o $2.25- , SUNNYSIDE.

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Ladies Hickey and skating

bmi. Ce --de REMUVED !

‘ h Pebble from Tl. 25- upwards. Rm

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