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|ctoria.Hctc|,on ` -

Mn. Mul.`»ready's lecture on D'An~y

N0 _ ‘ McGee at the Lyceum tonight.

' ___'l‘ni`~: 'l`ruckmen's Union intend holding

AS DUR S.

We.. knuw it. The leo

who use it, say sc,

icir annual ball tomorrow evening. Warn* Kent Street School concert will

_ be held in the Market Hall on Feb, 24th p e

Trrnlw was a very small attendance at

the market yesterday. There was no

change in prices, `

YOU 'l`RI&_D `

Tun meeting of the South Ai'rIca.n`vi-t-

crane, referred to yesterday, was held on

? Saturday evening. »

Only One quality. ihe test

1’nlNr‘|~1 Street School Concert will be

frtlhly qtmllld. ' held on_Shrove Tuesday, March 7th.

40c per lb.

Pencil concert on your calendars. l

Ar.1.lhe snow shcvelers on the P. E. I.

H., to the number of over |500, receive

& _$1.25 Del" day instead of $1.00 as at first.

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- Turf average velocity of wind between

D Saturday night and Sunday morning was

' 2-1 miles per hour with some gusts at 30

miles. .

'l‘m~: drifts at Capo Traverse since the

_ recent storm are repoited even worsc

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than_cver, some houses being almost

- covered.

F. B. Annovnnnd bride. who were n.t

' Picton waiting for the S. S. Minto to

' - . cross, returned some days ago to thc

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. ` - latt-er's home at Antigonlsh.

A. N. Fnxsi-:n, Provincial Manager of

thc Mutual Life of New York, has secured the services of Alexander McAulay formerly of The Examiner.

Tru; school children had a most enjoy-

_;`i_f__"" __ """" " " ' f~ "“-" able time in Gecrgetowll llali, Saturday

.us ' "rung s.-iz.-y 1:.-xg..." _ _

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-_1 Pura, Frugrant, (licensing

v- 6 Sofa Soap for a ref/or/r sl/1. __ /1 gaml Soap for A/{Y.'ll|in 1"

` i Albert Toilcl Soup Co., Mfrs. - NONTIIZAI-»

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_night. Dancing was enjoyed from 0 to ll -i'-_.'i p. m., and supper was also served.

Tux-: Long Creek Institute will meet in

f if Afton llallon Monday, the 20th inst at 7 ', .Til _ r ' - - ’ ,

0 Al nge attendance is expected as A

Wrightwlll address the meeting.

Pnur. J. \V. Robcrtson,who is ill in

\.1» ""»‘} Montreal, will in consequence be unable

oattcnd the convention of instructors

____ 'therelsnoolhcrlusrulzoad. of l\dacDonald Rural schools at Truro ‘ - _~ » _ - , 5,’ this week. '

'l`|r|-: blockade of Port, Arthur, the at- cmpt ol' the Russians to raise the siege, ic bn.l;tles of the Ynlo and Liao Yang,

lu , _ -

will be specially dealt with in the lecture

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‘ oun nuns .

rr 'fhursllay night.

'l`|||: runny friends of Reginald Clarke

_will bc pleased to learn that the three-

Ls ._m:\stcd ship Cabot II., of which he is first

are simply delicious! Some 1

people says they do not like baker's Buns but that is be-

cause they have never given C

oiiicer, arrived safely at New York from

loniiurns on Friday last.

MA:\'v friends will regret to learn that

Mrs Francis Bain, I\'ort‘\ River. was un-

onscious yesterday. Iler son Elliott

“s‘ "im °r hcard what °“" rcoclu-.d her bedside or\ Monday night

regulntmcllstqmcrs _say» about R -our Baking. A trial' will con-

vince.

fter his hard trip from Winnipeg.

Mlsulnshs of the South African contin-

gents have asked Lieut. Col. Johnson, chnlrmnn of the committee, to obtain

, .

Do S, permission for them to attend First. Mc-

ECLIPBI BAKERY.

Baku Belt Bread.

0 place a wreath on the tablet there in memory of their late Comrades laylor

nd Iliggs, with memorial service, if such

thodist church, on Sunday, Feb. Lilith, and l _

' an be arranged.

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Money

tric Seal Cost, line Sabi

price $48.00

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__Af_ 1 Special Cash Prices.

Hcrc’s Your Opportun- u_Y_!

- _ One la_dy’s fine quality, satin lined Elec-

Sable cuE s, regular price $68.00. _

Special Cash Price $45.00. _

Twogladies' fine quality, satin lined Elec

ffrici Seal Coats, self collar and revers, regular

` Special Sale Price $28.00.

Four Men's Coon Coats, fine special

I quality, best make, regular ptiC¢ $S5~°'?° `

‘ Spcciai Cash Pricc $37.50.

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Archibald at the Queen Hotel this evou~ ing.

Ayoung lad took an epileptic fit at

the Rink after the games and attracted qulteaerowd. ,

Matthew Smith, M. L. A. Hampton who

drove George E. Full to the city yester- day returned heme in the aftexfnoon.

'faults was no movement in the Stanley

or Mluto yesterday. A later report said that the Mini/o' had gone to the mouth ol Picton harbor but as usual returned.

V1_e'rom.s Division, S. 0. T. has had

large increases to itsmembershiprecentiy. On Monday Bth, ten new members were added and last Monday night elght_ more new ones were taken into the Division.

Honacrr' Lows, Manager of the Mer-

chants’ Bank of P. E. I., at Montague, who_ drove to the City on Friday last- to attend the funeral of the late Vernon Lowe, is awaiting the opening of the Rall- vsayllue to return.

Tl-rl-: Belfast mall courier made the trip

to l.°lldon'ycsterday and returned also. It is expected from tomorrow all the courier services to and from the city will be carried out on the regular schedule- _at least till another storm comes.

Tai: cargo of the Stanley at Georgetown

'awaiting transportation includes 500 boxes of smelts, 5ll'boxes of poultry, 00 boxes butter, 1-i0 quarters of beef, 250 dressed hogs, 200 cases of canned goods, besides a large quantity of miscellaneous freight-_

Guo. E. FULL arrived in the city

shortly aftcronc o`clock yesterday after- noon. On his trip to Charlottetown he walked from Crapaud to Hampton on Sunday, Mr. Smith of Pleasant View find- ing lt impossible to meet him with a team. '

.Iauucs AI.l.1:N is in the city uwnlting

l-he movement of the first train to the Capes when he will leave cn route to Van- couver where he is chief clerk in thc C. P. R. Postal Service with headquart- ers at Vancouver. Mr. Allen has been detained during the past. few days.

W. S. LonsoN has taken a number of

excellent views of winter scenery after the recent. storms. The photographs we now on exhibition in the wlrulows of lias- zard 8: Moore`s store and were taken by Mr Louson as aconirasi: to the beautiful summer scenery which he so delights in. They are not for sale.

Tun Standard Dairying Company of Launching 1’laco present rt very good ann- ual statement. 217,480 lbs of milk was supplied by 41 patrons and 0070 lbs of butter weremanufnctuved. Tile quantity ofbutter made frornl lb of fat. was 1.21 lbs. The average value of milk to patrons was 70.00 per lilll lbs. The average price for buttcr was 20.023 cts per lb. .

AN anniversary High Mass with organ

was celebrated at Notre Dame Convent yesterday morning- for the repose of the soul of the lute Fn.ustlna|Conruy. All h xr former companions at the Convent tr_~ gether vvlth other friends assisted at the ceremony _which was very impressive throughout, and a fitting tribute of afi`eu'- tion to the memory of one who will not soon be forgotten among them.

THE foreign mnil which left by courier

service for Cape 'Traverse glast evening was composed of all the letters and pnp~ ers of the past three days, some of the older papers still remaining in the Post. Oillce. The letters are nowall despatched up to last night. The courier Mr. Mc- Nevin also took mail for Cape ’l`rnvcrsc, Tryon, North Tryon, Brndalbane and lim- ernld besides what should go by his or- dinary morning service.

Tnr-2 funeral of the late Mrs. Tomlyn,

took placc Monday afternoon from the residence of her s0n~ln-law George Procter, Mnlpeque Road to the People's Cemetery.

Thgburiai services were conducted by S..' .‘~W@odroofe. At the entrance to the cemetery the horse had to be unharnesscd from the henrse and the latter hauled tp the - grave. The pallbearers were The pallhearers were Joseph Clarke, William Gay, Vi/lllinm Mclnnis, and

3Lemuel Crnswc ll.

Null. McNevin, t-he regular mail carrier

on the Charlottcto\vn-Bonslnnv-Vic'oria, route has been engaged to carry i-hc oreinn mail from Charlottetown to Bonshuw and return. This arrangement will Qrently interfere with the regularity ofhis own mail route. Last evening between six and seven o'clock, Mr Mc- Nevln with two teams left for Bonshaw, carrying with him local and foreign malls and as o result no mails will leave the city this momlng at the regular hour for Victoria via Bonshaw,

f'W`*'l'\ l Tastehss Cod '

Liver Oil ' with l’lalt - Wild Cherry `and

Hypophos-

_ pbites

This preparation has an agrees le tute, and will not cause any ol the un- pleasant digestive dis-

' turblnces so- character-

istic 'of the raw oil.

Price Sr oo.

dance at the Orderly Itooms next Wed~ npsday evening. |

Vnav enjoyable twelve o`olock dances `

_yerwheld last night in the Ar O. H.- and Bmallwood's Halls. _

iwrnnsv Lodge, I. O. 0. F. will pay a f|'aternal visit to. Lodge. St Lawrence

text Monday evening.

Tun Guardian regrets to hear of the Ehrlouslilnéss of' John McDonal , Rock Barra, father of Prof. Macdonald of P. W,

Qollege. ` ` _

’ I1' is probable that S. A. McLeod o Moore Bc McLeod and W. W. Stanley of Stanley Bios will leave by team for the Cape en route to England today. I

, Till-:nn was n very large attendance at the Annual Valentine fair, candy sale and Punch and Judy show at St. Peters’ ' Bchoolrooni yesterday afternoon. l

THE Quarterly Board of the First Methodist Church on Monday evening in- l creased the salary of Rev.William Dobson l to $1000, in appreciation of his services as l pastor.

Tun'-whlst party and dance to be given by the Soldiers, Wives League on Feby Zlst will be under the distinguished pat- - ronuge of his Honor the Lieut Governor and Mrs McKinnon.

Tuna!-: was a large attendance at the

hockey matches in Rink last night. The Empires defeated the Labor Unions by a score of Ji to 1. and the Stars the P. W. College team by a score of ti to 5. Chas. Moran referred both games.

Tm-1 Guardian regrets to learn that

Archibald White was very low last night.. ills da.ughter,Mrs. McDonald wifc of S' A. McDonald of Robert Palmer- 8: Co. who was with him at Mrs. W. l“. Carter-‘s was also taken lil several days ago but isfmuch improved.

J.\.\u-is l’A'l'oN, of James Paton 8cCo. leaves t-his morning by team for the Capes ea route to Eruzland on his annual trip. l-le will be accompanined by Misses Uorlon u.nd _King of the same firm who go to Boston and New York_to make selections of spring dress goods and milllncry, etc.

Till-: trains worked steadily yesterday bot. did not make great progress. Con- ductor Stanley had get to Bear River from Souris, Conductor Hlbbett to Mount

Stewart fror_u Royalty, Baggage Master Davey to Lot 40 from Mount Stcwart,Con- ductor Kelly coming cast to within a miie of llradalbanc and Conductor Tanton going west. to within a short distance of 1-luntcrliiver. Conductor McKenna who is to open the Cape line had gone from Travellers Rest to Nod near Freetownand Conductor McKee had not left Tlgnlsh on account of a storm t-here.

A. B. W.\n\um'1'o.~r, 1’rcf.C. J. McMillan

and Daniel lir.lc\VlllIams arrived 'in the city from Cape Traverse yesterday after- noon at five o`clock. Mr. Warburton had been at Pictou some days on the way from Ottawa, Prof. McM illan was called home by death of his father and leaves again the last of the week. Mr. Mc\\'illiu.ms wus, over a week at _ Picton. I-le will proceed by team today to his home in Belfast whence he has been called by the serious illness of his mother. This is his first visit for ei;rhtyears,during which time he has been engaged in the s rlmon business in British Columbia.

A vmrv enjoyable concert was given in

\Vright‘s llali to a lnrgc audience las nightunder the auspices of Courts Sir William and Charlottetown. The chair was occupied by J. J. Johnston and i-he program included an address :by the cllairman, solo by .lames Bethel, ductt by‘Misscs Whitlock and Duncan, rcadimz by S. I<`.:'l`nrbush, address by Jos. Mc- Cnrey, soloby Frank Stanley, songs by Austin Trnluor, and \V. C. Whitlock. The accompanist-s were MlsscsJohnson

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or starch. sale price _ _ .

made, 7ox8o inches, sale price. _ ..

Nice American crochet counterpane,

nicely made, soft, no starch, sale

Heavy. soft.vvbile counierprme, large

size. Canadian make. no dressing

Fine, soft. white counterpane, Ameri-

can vveave.very attractive pattern, full size, sale price.. ._ .

MOORE

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Good, crochet white counterpane. well

Another soft fmi.<he:l counterpane of

very pretty pattern, has handsome knotted fringe. no dressing. full

size, .sz\.‘c.price . . . . . . . . . ._ _ . . . . .

A specially attractive liuc of counter- _

pzmcs has rr handsome centre pat- tern supported by border in Greek design, ne.-avy. soft and starchless :ale price _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ . . . . $2.09

Better grade :till at special sale price

of . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

_ $2.30

MQLEGD. l

'l`£ua armual mecifng of the l’. l-1.

Dairy Association to have been held to-

day has been postponed for u week.

Cams lirnrinecr Ferguson cf thc Slrmli-y

c ' d i tl M 'nl id t l

rossc o ie nr or yes crray cn route to Picton. _-\ll passengers lmvo

nowleft Cape Trnversc and all_ mail cx- l I

cept papers for Charlottetown

SE\'l-1lr.\L vcry enjoyable snowshoc We

parties were heldlast night. 'l‘he night

was a beautiful moonlight one and the and

air not too sharp. One party was given by Mrs. George Hodgson who erltcrtnincd the guests at her home after the trump. Anothcr party, inaugurated by Miss Ross, matron of thc l’. IC. I. Ilospitnl, had n pleasant tramp to Southport.

Tm-; death took place at Whim Road

Cross, on January lritb, of Angus 1"inlny~ son, aged 75 years. The dcpnrtwi was a

meek and humble believer, well vr\rscrl_ E" "

lrl the scriptures wlrich wcre his medi- tation day and night rluing his recent illness hy which he was prevcntcrl from attending the public ordinances of l.orrl's house for which he had great 1‘i1i:nr<lns long as his hcallh permitted. lie wns u member in full communion with the ron- gregntion of Caledonia. “lielp Lord; for the godly man ccascth.”

Tm-: malls leaving Cape Traverse Mon-

day afternoon reached the city yesterday at 4.23p.m_ 'There was 20 bags, ull ol' letters with the exception of a few English papers. Neil McNevln. the courier left again at six last night and expects to meet W. H. 1’. Irving from Cape 'l‘ra\'ersc at Horislinw early this morning with ycstcrday's mail and then return to tho city, arriv- inghcre before noon. The ice bouts

ut 7.45 and Cape Traverse with 26 bags at 7_~ii)_ They reached cach side in good timc.

Coughs, colfls, llonrscncss, and other

throat ailments arc quickly relieved by

Vupo-Cresolcnc tablets, ten ccnts per box /\ l druggists.

_ ooou.

and Nellie Robin and Prof. Jas. E. Welsh. Refreshments were served after the conclusion of thc program and it most enjoyable time closed with tl\e National Anthem.

IN FURNITURE

“Always the best value in the city

at Mark Wright Furnishing Co's_

Please call in and pay that bill

we sent you. Proinptness will be greatly appreciated now. Persons having accounts against us will please send lhemin at once.-“The two Macs.” MacDonald and MacKinnon, Druggists, Corner Great George and Kent streets.

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At Murray llarbor South, on Jan. :l:`d,

to I-lem-y and Mrs. Philips, a daugh‘er. _

At Orwell, on Jan. 31st, to Byron and

Mrs. Dlngnmn, a son.

Last- evening, Feb. l~i, to J. E. and Mrs.

Matthews, a sons _

LIEU-

At Victoria, on Sunrlay, Feb. 12, Mrs.

Samuel Waddell, aged tii years. l

.\t lilarslillclll. l"cb. liith. UL'0l‘i-f\'

Burnett, mzcd 70.

[Funeral on Thursday, liith lust., al 1

p. in. to Liltlc York Cc\nctcr_v.] p

At Melrose, l{ing`s C1i.,on l-`cb. l3ith,` ,

after an illness of two ycars,JunctMc- `Kinnon, aged 392 years, and rlauglltcrof Francis McKinnon. _

At Victoria, Feb. 11th Mrs. .\‘iullins,\

. agferl 2(lycnrs leaving a husband and an infant child, one day olrl. Deceased was daughter of \Vm Rogerson, County Line

Road.

At- Pisquld, l.ot1i7, on Jon. 24th, Angus

McConnell, aged 80 years haven sons. Nell in Lorne Valley, Duncan lu Muna?

B l River, John and Alfred in l’isr|uld, Wru.

and Charles in Yukon, .lumcs in the Stole

Y0 U of Maine, and one daughter, Mrs. Frcdk.

Rodger-son. arc loft to n\0uru~

At Flat River, on Feb. liith, John

Morrison, aged 75 yr-urs. Also at Albcrton,

yesterday, Feb. Elith, Charles Morrison,

_ cousin of the former. llc was also 75

' years of age, unmarried and leaves tlircr

` sisters including Mrs. Thos. McKenzie of

Settle tnat account lm" "lil-

We Sent you and Chamberlain’a Cough Remedy the Mother'

oblige ~ `

Favorite.

The soothing and healing properties of

°o The Twd Macs H this remedy, its pleasant taatcand prompt

and pemmnent cures have made it a favorite with people everywhere. It is cs

5 peclally prized by mothers ol small child

ren, for colds, cronp and whooping colnrh, an it always affords quick rclloi, and as ri

"lil -’°'-"V7-74f~"J ` ` DRUGGIST contains no opium or other harmful drug,

_, . ` l / M , _ C°"' ol' 6"' and Ki" Sn’ li. may be given as confidently to n baby as

` l ` ' o an adult. 1-‘or sale by ull rlruggsls.

ycstcrdny with Jill bags left 'l`ormcntirn~ `

V U fl»0HN~NEW5oN.

1*. S.~-~Good:< can bc returned more promptly now than a little lsier

-_-_~;.:-:i-1;:-_;-_-_f fm; _ - -..: -_ ---_ ' ,: _-_ ;~ _;;- __--; ;f1:__r; §

me of Your Furniture l,

eds Repairing.

lf the cl1:lirlc;;sare lofse, or the coverings sllrllilly, now is a good time lo gui. cvt-ryLl\in;_{ put in good crnnlilion.

Have Expert Rc-Dairmen

Upholstercrs _ _

who thorou;1hl_v \mrlc'rsi:\nd that most <liiTicull ait~rcpsiring. Most things can be xnadv.: us good us new--if we do the work. A full line of

bimple Contract

of Life insurance, easily understocd by any business man-

onethat says exactly what it means, and means what it say.-=. not bound up with conditions and restrictions or technical phrases. That is rhe kind you can get if you insure in the Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada. For premium rates

apply to

A Plain

E- R- BROW- Munager for P. E. Island,

' ' Charlottetown.

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Tell the tale of a good insurance investment. Do not be deceived by large estimates which have never

been realized or not gt all likely to he in the future

A>k for RESULTS and choose the company paying the

most satisfactory profits ou its maturing policies.

Si.

knowledglng the

Nonru

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Maungvcr for l‘- li. l.

We will furnish letters from gentlemen all over Canada

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Office llcsBrisay Block, Queen St., Charlottetown.

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FEBRUARY 1905

Great values ln Custom Clothing for this month to make

room for our new st6'ck--We are prepared to put |th e best foot foremost in order to interest you and if possible to persuade you that it would be to your interest to invest now and be ready when spring is here. Take time by the

Toe Tcoaoeo Epicure who does not use the

Hickey Twist, Pearl or Ruby

Bits never derived that real enioyment which is hs-

‘flacy are the gems of the trade.

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