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5’ 91° THE LATEST NEWS THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ~ FIRST or ALL ' T PAGE l£Ll€\ i~‘N ,_

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Have not coughed once all day ? Yet A

1 V o C ou /1 ""’ ~~ if*

_ pared fi: it when it comes. Ask your

Y hd", I octal' a out keeping Ayer‘s Cherry Pec- »:s'....il:.1t.'.;°.;°f.:£,f::;.:S.*f.'.z” ‘°l;‘ "‘ The -he me ---

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You Purchase

.pg i A Wellner Watch

_ Y0l1 get a watch that is finished through

| - ,_,---T--~_` out equal

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l _ I/ l.l.uru.t¢sn \` \

in others that 'cost twice asninch

As a iitnekeeper you only need ask those who carry a _\\ elliier \l att-h.” Drop in and have a look _ at thetn. We will show you their points of superiority.

__ W- W- WELLNER,

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Jewcller. , '

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is a splendid time to have

OOWOOOOOOOQNOOOOGOOQO

those pictures taken. r.

The holiday rush is over, so we l

can take plenty of tiiiie to get ac- quainted and bring out your best points.

Also-\ve have some interesting

'things in new style niountings

The CO0K Photo Studio

‘ Plione_I.!l‘J~l. »Q|0L

Where the_ Baby is always welcome

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WEAR MAC S

HOCKEY BOOTS

* There is nothing more suitable for a Xmas Gift than a pair of Hockey Boots. We have a very large stock.

A good boys' Hockey Boot $1.65,

Mens $1.85, Ladies $1.65- You will have to pay more in other stores. Buy now and save money.

A. E.” McF.ACiiE.N

The Sh io Ninn 8'! und ~4i"l,lucun St

dinv.'frtf

rcssed

a BAYER, i»'i.°.l.i.i.'i'.ii.’..

We want some`

good bright timoth

uiiuhu

Keni5\r¢ei

Practice limited to diseases

of Eye, Ear, Nose Throat Bhd Skin.

, Eyes test--d and “fred for

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS ilto ti am l.3o-3.30 Evenings on appointment

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' DEN IST l tlluo Hours 's'-fi “url :-- ‘ » e Jenklnw & Pun

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:iigiunlctmtown l' lil. I

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~-The (lid Folks*

l \\'li:tt`.~ nicer than to have

one ciihirged_ hand colored or painted. I can give vott a good piutiirc in any of the

l above--~linve it tiliislied the _ way you like and it won`t cost

_vcii much either. .\'o\v is the iiiiic to have it dont- Make' _voiir nppnintiiiciit today. Phone 192- -] or call.

l'_'i iii-nflon hlrcut

‘ them get some photo_~'---liave |

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tTllo inli'~i is tho llo.<Il

hay. of. time _ nitoativs

i:.llmns & in

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ange Marmalail

()ur annual cheap sale of CYOSSS

and Bigokwelike Orange Mariilnlade is now on f _

This week we offer it in -

1 lb glass pots at i6 cents each or

$1.85 per dozen

4 pound soldered tins at 48 cent-S‘

each. '

7 pound soldezed tins at 7_=, cents

each. -

A11 good frcsli :lock nt

il. Bull

HIGH GRADE

PATENT FLOUR

I-;s'l‘l~3\' (per barrel) --$6140 PRIVNCI-I (choice faintly l. . . . .6.00 S1()N,»\I, (good funiily) . _ . ._ .5.60 also other liigh grades as lhavcr, Imperial and l~`i\ e Di.\l\l0Il<l*

_ onirit sinrst

mli»s‘_i<0iie<l oats ('i‘iii_~<» re) ---,5 lo lbs,(}old Dust for Meal. _ _ .ML 6 bars Comfort or Sunlight boat’-22%” 3 tins llingmnirs Lyc- _ Finest llarbadt cs l‘-iolasses. 40° ii" --A'l`-

Sanderson & Co's~ nsaanf, ‘ _

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That line of handsome. lol'i_'G_

white American Crochet Citufilflf

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__- pn grit- 1, Phono 27.’i.L 'QM \l li ..i. lf. n.~.-l- az. o<»ii"»

It Butterscotch _‘

ff . Tablets ::

:Q2 only ioc lb. 'li

f; Salted Peanuts ,

.. only :oc lb.

1.: Peanuttlrisp Il; - only i2c lb.

They are all simply delic- c

ions. Try some.

.. W. A. lill'l`CliESON' 1'

" Crown Confectionery- ,_ ' . (irafion Street. --

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'lake advantage of H.H.Brown`s

sale to make your money <10 double duty The values simply oan‘t be overlooked. call today and examine tlieni and compare their wortn,then you‘ll see wnere the actual values come in H. H. Brown. the younii \“0“'5 ma"

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°.\,»,n 5 hats and caps at half

prloo is C-ortalnly a splendid oliniioo to itinko your rnonoy do tioulilo tluty. 'i`i1on men’s pants and sweaters have the some rod- uotion. You positively oan‘t afford to overlook Ithe money-saving foatures of this sale. Don t delay one day. Call to-day. H. H. Brown the young men s man 2-|4ur3i

is ofe/cry kind for llttl

,ng-rligylie seo those splendid big fellows =5 X 54 inch. worthB316 for ;.»c.eaoh ndnndyvalue- eer ,Q weeks Fur|1|[,ur6, (`-Bf'|.)Of.S 8nd Lmen5‘ _»- l0dtf. I

TI is solo of H. H. Brown`s has

l 1 - ‘proved one <1ttho9f°*‘_t°~`° ':_"'|‘3‘:_,y

f the seaso

|~avlnn events o d_ nnomioal nooirlo "av" °""‘°“ “

pangs that we nm saiiino at C~C'r'fi ,,,,,;,1¢n or li. to make their money

I. all remarkable value. eiliiiif nie nest clung for_=‘"¥

f. rtliest The sale ands Feb

'gui until the-'~ values will be1l_'t:i-

Gall H ii Brown 0

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nionths. Two tlatiglitcrs, Mrs G. \‘/,

('utnin|:, £li=ooklyn, N. Y., and Mrs

| (Yapt l’_ Mtlrclilson., nlsc, two sons l

rits Queers co

UNTY GUARDIAN

Head Offices in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown.

The latest news, nrst oi all.

Mrs Geo Clark, Hillsboro Street, is very ill of paralysis-

J. Daniel Mitchell, Village Green,

was in the city yesterday.

Miss Lena Gay, .Village Green, is

visiting in Cherry Valley the guest of William- and MIS J\\dSOK\-

Ii. C_'Lea, Tryon. was R Passenger

from tiharlttltetown to Bummerside, yesterday where he will spent several days with friends.

Mrs Johr. Howatt and her son,

llrenton, who have beer.. spending a few days in the City returned , Home yesterday. Thqy were accompanied by Mrs (Rev) W. A. Thomson.

The singing Evangelist will be in

the S. A. Citadel tonight.

There _ will be good siniging and

good music in thc S. A. Citadel Lo- night.

Mrs. Willard Kitchen, of Frederic-

ton, well known here, ia visiting in St. John.

Lady Laurier has returned to Ot-

tawa irum New York, much improv- ed in health, says an Ottawa ex- change. ,

The annual meeting oi the P. -E. I.

Dairy Association will be held on the 22nd lnst. The ad will appear in to- `morrow's issue.

Court Dalvay, C. 0. F., Hunter

liivcr, intends holding a supper for

l-lvorycne should attend the tea and

unlc in the Y.M.(`/.A. on Thiirstliay iinu in this way lwlir build 8 MW riii-uilay school. 'lea and admission will he on-ly t\reni_y-tive cents.

Miss Helen Moran, St. Mart_in’s,

who has been for thc past month a guest at the home of Rev. S. H. Cornwall, Lewisville, returned home 'l‘uesdny.--St. John Telegraph. Mr. Cornwall is well known here.

School Inspector G. J. McCormac

_oi this city conducts an educational 'column in the Weekly Globe oi Tor- onto undcr the heading, "The School." In the last issue he has a good article. entitled, "1s Teaching la Llusiiiess 'I "

At the Revere Hotel yesterday the

following were registered: A.W. Phil- ips, Regina; J. J; and Mrs. Laraliee, Eldon; l-I. H. Dryden, Stissex; G. ll. lliet-fe, _Souris; Edmund R. McDou- gall, llniigor; David Bell, Stanley; J. E. tfnni-tiling, Montague; N. Gay, Pownal, J. A. Barrett, Mt Stewart..

Sir Louis and Lady Davies’ dinner

,party last week was also for Lady |Laneshorough. Among others invit- ed to meet her were the Archbishop of Ottawa and Mrs. Hamilton, Hou. (lliiloiwl _ and Mrs. Bitton, Mrs. (Tollingtvond Schriebcr, Hon. Sydney Fisher and otliers.-Uttatva excliange.

The members and friends of the

.Vernon River Methodist Church ae anxious among other things to re- novate their Church in the coming spring and several efforts will be pt forth to secure this. Among others on Tliursduy, Feb. 17th, the pastor, Hev George llrmin, \viil lecture. Au- mission ten cents.

Seldom has an amusement been

more pleasantly anticipated or more thoroiighly eliiuycd than was the iiremcn'.~; carnival, on lfridny' even- ‘ini.:, in Snckville. The ice was in ltine condition arid thcre wercalurge numlier of skaters. The costumes were pretty, original and grotesque, making the scene quite picturesque. The judges were Mrs. A. B. Copp, Mrs. A. E. Juhien and A. G. Pitt- nam, formerly of this city.

On Fel, flth lust, after a long ill-

ness patiently borne, there feel ti- sleup at li-er iioinl- at Mnlpr/,tio Road, ,(`ntlicriiie, relict of thc late James Pickartl, who predcceascll licr seven

Ernest and Frank at -home, arc left to niollrn. 'l‘hc- funeral took place on Friday nft.<\rnoon to thc I’coplu'¢ (lunietory, lluv William lhtrrlsiin con lluctini; thc services.

St. (lhnrles (‘-ntholic (lhtlrch wni-'

the scene of a double wedding yester- dny morning, when llev_ Father Ber- liciif united in marriage Miss Mary Hnshie and .Iereniiah Gallant, photo-

Srnphcr, nlso Miss Siisunnn Power to .tevcn Iloylen of the llohli En- gineering Company. Miss l-insliie was uttired in n gown of blue with hat. to match, while Miss Power wore pearl grey with hat to`match. After the ceremony the newly married couples drove to the residence of (Jvery Lelzcre, where a wedding break- fast was served and music ftirnished. They then left for a brief wedding trip to New Brunswick. The brides were the recipients of numerous pre- sents.-Amherst News. Mr. and Mrs. Boylen belong to Charlottetowti.

::"British Almond Pink," an "ide-

al" preparation for chopped hands and rougliened skin. As a face lotion and “after shave," it ranks with the very best. Prepared and sold at 25 cents a hottie by A. W. lleddin, Phm. B., Central Drugstore.

NEW

Beliy’s Choice Love, burglaries, and a grand finalc

For Her Sake

A story of the sea --always inter- es-ting

Green Apples

A,star_v with rt moral l`ou`t eatiliciii_

Lonely Bachei or Serio --comic love s ory

iiow French Periumes are made

Fine Pathc Yiifliisiriil iilin

_its members and their lady friends ,on Thursday evening, Feb.17.

| ____ l Hartney Hall, Village Green, is un- dergoing cxt»:n>;ive repairs in the in- jterior. The building is being sheath- ‘ezl all round und painted. William Horton, -Village Green, the contrac- tcr. is giving every satisfaction. The work is about completed.

, __ , The gentlemen oi the congregation 'of Ht.. John's (Stone) Church held a delightful re-union and high tes..iii the Sunday School room last Tiles- day evening. Thevsuinper tables were in charge of the Girls' Association under the direcl.i0n of Mrs. F. W. Daniel.-St. John Telegraph. Mrs., Daniel has many friends in this l'ro-_V \ vince. '

Apparently Foster E. .Gould is wanted in Charlottetown. ' B. C,| l’rowse has written the different po- lice hendt|ilart.ci's in New Brunswick asking: for infoiinatioii regarding the man und saying that he was known as a doctor in Charlottetown and also practised photography. '[`hc po- lice here have been tinnble to locate .ing man hy that name.-M<\ni.'toii "l`r|_iiiscript.

The monthly meeting of the Rothe-

nni nruncti \\_ A., was held nt the rectory on Monday afternoon, the president, Mrs. Daniel, presiding. Af. ter the business had been discussed, f=""“"al of the members read short articles on mission work in China, which added to the interest of the niaeting.-St. John 'l‘elei;rnph. Mrs. i)aniel’s husband was at one time lo- iated in this Province.

A #§'l'l‘Fi IUHDY of the fashionable

ciitei‘taiiimcilts formerly given at. the (WU (flllll. which was burnt down last autumn, take place now at the Country Club, which is ncari;heGo1[ i‘lub on the Aylmer Road. Madame 1l°1°"l“`t ZH#/0 B large luncheon re- Uelltlt’ in honor of her guest, Mrs. Il. A. _bcot.t, of Quebec. Some of those invited to meet tier were Mrs. Frank Oliver and Lady Davies.-Ottawa ex. change.

l The members of the reading circle f:,‘°tB‘m Monday evening in Sackvillc, ~. at the home of Mrs. Desbai-_ 10-*-. Brill the attendance was very |1Ll`1l`i~Z0: I The subject for study was dieéntia America and the West in-

e- MW I-“CHS presided and gim-

dliiniztiestmg 8nd instructive -:he Rave an etitudy and at um close

~ on ine of the work done

hy her husband, Rev. Aquilia Lucas who is now in the West Indies _Sf

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clfiiihn .'1eI°5mPh~ Mr. and Mrs. Lu-

. nie well known here,

md tu' dey -. _ lnrbiisli expect- `iii‘t\\it2‘it diiiuicr to his custvmers l,,_ in N "lem llllrts of thc coun- -Ii Suu ilvvertriticr and 'December lust, _ re‘t_l _ "1 me for _his recovery bc. ;0i t _icy can be delivered. While on ,ll S1 Pip hc took,a sudden nttnck of lliiilcrltgu. Ile was better for n few Jtnysl in__J:1niiary, ivhenltlic soft wr-1 . neat ier ni-ought on. siavticn, nm] Bi_n¢e

`-lllllen he has stifieretfainiost contin\|_ it y foi_dnys ut u, time not nhln to i crave his door. No ilouot. his many ii-iiierent customrrs will he only to pleased to walt with pleasure tor hi.; "e"0V@l`Y. when he will lose no time in delivering every order,

::All sorts of aprons at ‘Zion church

tea from five till seven on Feb 17_ Admission and tea twenty-live cents,

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~° I 0 8 6,111? iulckly stops coughs. eurcei.‘oi¢.is heal. lv: throat and lungs. - - 25' cents

liricntal Arlware /HALF PRICI-I\

For this week only

yo i will have-a chance to get any chiice piece fro':: a dainty little tra_v, ciip and saucer, to one of those elegant big vases--true Oriental Works ol’ art at ex-

actlv half price

Now you are no

doubt aware, that

‘ this is cheaper than

actual nianufattuiei".~: ~ wholesale price§, bitt I want io clear out all odd pie es'., so this s de should prove iniitnally beneficial. S e our show wind >w.

Miss Rosie Ryan in Illustrated

G.F. iiU'|`C||ESON» i

`- _I welet- Optician.

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Cash MUST be paid for

everything SC UNTS

to SO p.c. 25 to 5Oip.c.

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Fee

FREE

and THIS

The whole stock of STAN LEY BROS' _ now in the hands of the assignees’ must. BE sold at once. Absolutely nothing (reserved. ,This_S'! OCK of Dry _ Goods is one of the finest in the city

ale is a splendid chance

_for everyone to' procure GOOD goods at very little prices.

No goods on approbation.

No samples given

A. A. McDONALl), L. M. POOLE

ASSI NEES

GEO. E. HUGHES l T"°i§§§*;'ii`f

A Family ` Tooth Brush Holder

given away absolutely free with every liriisli you buy. Sec our vlindow display. ~

fuelle-

Fancy ll_isi~uita lrotn _laroh & Co., Dublin, ireland. Fancy Figs, Dates, Saiucl 6: Olive Oils from Reiss & Brady,

NEW ARRIVALS.

'll e ar- n »\v ol ening some beautiful lines of Fancy Frbceriest-

New York & France, and a full assortment of everything heeded

by *he partitular housewife, for Christmas Baking.

JENKINS QQ SON, Sunnyside

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'imitated but never Eqti.1'led"

Yes OUR TOBACCO

~ U Leads :ill others

_ llave )oli lr-.od tt yet P

Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co.. Ltd.

i\l tntifncttirri ei Phom- 345 Cl1l¥|0¥\=\°Wll

Good white American Crochit

Counterpane offered here at 75 >.

the best low price c-ounterpane in the City. but see our better ones l Moore re MoLeed 2~i5dti

You know that lovely soft linen

huok that you have been buy no for embroidered and hemstltched to Jvel making-the one that comes ln patterns of Fleur de s. Thistle. Nose, Shamrock eto. You know that lt is usually sold for =‘o or over See ours at 450 Yi lore tv McLeod 1-i5d f

"New spring Costumes, skirts, net

and lawn waists just opened at Prowsc's, Come and see these early sprint: arrivals. 2-14d2i.

_ "There are many new “kinks” this .~i‘eason and our new spring suits show them all. Prowse Bros Ltd.

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Three big whlteweer bargains

offered again to-day-Gorset Gnvers worth to 600 on sale at L19 3-Gowns worth to l.:o on sale at 830 Skirts worth to l.z5 on sa'e at 890 Look them over

, Moore 8:. Mobeed z- I Sdtf

A nice line of the famous

|"Nemo" Corsets is now in and |ready for any caller' The °Nemo" ,ls the stout. woman's delight- lt is mado to give comfort. grace ond ease to the figure that shows a tendency toward increasing weight. $2.35 and 3 50 Moore in .viobeod 2- V 5!"-f

"We have Veiox and Micmac

skates. We have Coles' and Flsher'a ‘ tube skates. We have hockey boots. We have hockey sticks in the follow- ing leading lines:-Red Dot, Rex, Micmac and l.ally's Special. We at- tach skates. We make a specialty of skate grinding at Ernest Rice's, IQS Grafton Street. 12~23d\!.,

"That line oi French diaibnal dren;

goods at 80 cts is a winner, mfi, ,

only to 'nc had at Paton & (‘.o'¢ flu-_»-*$5

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