THE GUARDlAN.` CHAKLOTTET OWN, P. E. I., FEBRUARY , 1900.
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vearsale.
Bsetheni. Prices right.
sa, asc, iss, ssc, 72;., ssc, .
ALSO ask to see on;
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gil/¢
Nice fine cotton, trimmed
N0 880
Oar ‘leader, trimmed em-
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broidery at - $1.10
Our skirts are sellers. All
prices in stock, but see the
value ef our leader at 853.
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The People’s Store, '
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initio in taste?
When you buy from us. '
Evervttiin you fret is cfs
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petition signed bv fifty-:wo applicants,
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of
that town. The date of institution will ,
probablv be the 22nd or 23rd of Febru-
ary. Past Chancellor E. A. Petter, of
Cu ' ` `
had charge ot thi patitioi, expects at
least tsentv-tive additi n .l names to be
ad
the grand chancellor arranges for ic-
ituting. Grand Chancelor Clarke will
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parties concerned.
r of children.
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IN referring to the Patriotic concert
the Moncton Times says: "Misa Le-
dered “Ordered tothe Front," and was
frequently intrrrupted by outbursts of
applause. responding to a vocifernus
encore with a most humorous dialect
IQMQUOU, ¢0!J"u1sing the audience.”
This stereoptic views received by Mr.
W. W. Clarke, Agent of the While S`sr
'gina of Sieamsliins. will be exhibited in
t. Paul‘s schbolroom, under the
management of The Loyal Circle of the
lungs’ Daughters, on Tuesday evening,
13th Feb.. at 8 o’clock. The admission
fee will be: Adults 15 cents, children
cents. Judge Fitzgerald will read
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the d=script`vc pirt of the views.
OVER 100 cltlzsns bo;r.led the ex-
cursion triin list evening to St. Duc-
stati‘.4 College, whore an enjoyable
evening sktting was spent. The rink
was beautifully decorated and ice ex- y
lent. The College Band discourssd 1
splend?d music which was apparently
m
uch cnjiyed bythe large number of
spectators and skaters. The train rc-
turned nt 10.30 o’clock.
Grtasn Crrax~'ci»;Lt.oR Gr:o.J. Ctartriia,
Stephen. received on Tuesday a
m Truro. N. S.. asking that a lodge
the Knights of Pythias be started in
mberland Lodge, e. bnringhtll. who
ded to the charter list by the time
Tm: Gcaituux larns that the settle-L
ment made between the governuierit,‘
and the contractors of the Prince o
\\\'aIes College was satisfactory to a
Yi-:s'ri-:Roar the sad intelligence was
received in the city of the death of Rev
lHenry Pop¢=,one of the oldest Methodist
Ministers in the mar`tim;-i rovii: ~
_ . p ce..
A Wld0W. one son and two daughters
are left to mourn.
. 1 Aitoigr 9 o’clock last evening a col
l
LADIES: Just received some
lision occurred between two carriages-
On Queen Street. Fortunately the
,drivers were able to control the horses
and aserious accident was averted as
. tgps of the carriages csnta incd a num-
Dai' oi-' Si-i-:sian Piutrsn if it ras
, Itesriraiiox or Peace.-The Angla-
‘cin Church of England in Canada will
‘observe next Sindiy, 11th inat, asa
,div of solemn inteices ion for peace.
Ther; will be special seivices and st r-
imons in St. Peter’s fathedral, at 11 a.
in and 7 p. m. t
held in Moncton on Tuesday evening
furgey. a moat gifted elocutionist, ren-
Crews deprecated the tendency to elab
say- Ottawa Free Press.
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Jost from St. John, the Globe says:
, “Adjutant Jost of the Silvation Army,
1 ‘who leaves St. John on Friday to take
up the rescue werk in Halifax, will be
zreatly missed by many in this city.
Since her advent in the city over four
years ago Misa Jost has been the meat
,prominent figure in an imp-rtint
branch of its charitable w:;k-the re
1895, the work was transteind uud.r
het’ direction to the building on Elliott
Row, where the Rescue Hvllte il nov
i
i
nititited. For over time year. the one "
building served as both home and mat-
ternity hospital, but in November last
.the maternity work was taansferred to
the hospital on King Street. the fit ing
out of which audits subsequent success
are due ‘chiefly to Mies Jost‘s tireless
energy. 8inoe its foundation the mat-
ernity hospital has proved itself so
necessary to city and province that an
apppsal will soon be made to the Prov-
incial government fcr a grant. Adju-
tant Jost will be succeeded by Adjutant
Holman, of Toronto, who is alo a
:woman of great exptrience in this social
1 work.
,t A Mitizrrsc of the inhabitants ol Al-
berton and vicinity was held in tho
Aleerton Court House.on Thursday, the
81h inst. at 7.30 fcr the purpose of con-
sidering the best means of contributing
towards the Canada Patriotic g I-` und.
On motion Mr. John P. I-‘tel ling was
called to the chair and the undersigned
chosen secretary. After a few explina-
tory remarks by the chairman he called
upon Mr. John Agnew. one of the pro-
moters of the meeting, who fully ex-
plained i s 0 -ject. On motion it was
decided that the jurisdicti in of the
collectors be confined to the Alocrion
School District. The following col-
lectors wi ra then chosen : Chas. W.
orats organization and said personal
lhand to hand work is the need of the T115 Canadian Utdgf of i
In rtfereuce to the de ar‘nre of Miss] Thi, purely cumin fmnml be
clamatioa of fallen women. In Mf_y;`|
'doubtless have the assistance of Knights
from the border as we`l as from St.
John. Moncton, Amherst. Springhill.
and Halifax.-St, John Glcbe.~ [Grand
Chance'lor Ge rge J. Clarke instituted
Empzra Lodge, No. 19. in this city
some months iigo.]
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lltll tilt llc each
ltisil Bins wc par diz-
llntiess wc ‘ doz.
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1 t ' a ` bly carry in their
g”:i'°;sk:.r;oitl2:odf CIli;se's Syrup of Lin- _
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Til ur lliiliisse Brea! ol
4° ltt loaf.
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`*° best bread
Singers and Speakers
During the cold weather singers and l
and Turpentine as a cure for hoa.so-
' S f Linseed and Tur-
”.l;..°r".l§‘i.3 f=4’f"i‘?1=°1=fs°S¢ we °‘ “Y
pegged for coughs and colds. It iS 01°
Edi B_ :andbyy of Canadian homes. .
Pse ikery. 25°. a large   dealers' I7 `
A. A McNeil 1-00
, sore throat and throat irritation. *C- 1'- SIGWIYY
F. L. Rogers
J. P. Fielding
Geo. Twetdie
B. Rogers
D. Montgomery
James F. Gordon
J. 'l`. Brennan
W. B. Dyer
Kielly. James E. Birche and John
Agnew. Enthusiastic speeches were
made by James S. \Vhite, D. Mont-
gouiery, Dr. Ross, James E. Birch,
Chas. W. Rielly, G. R. Montgomery,
Rev. A. B. McDonald, Rev. H.G.Gratz.
Subscription list was opened and the
sum of $97 subscribed as follows:
LIST OF CONTRIBUTERS.
John Agnew $15-00
James E. Birch 10-00
Chas. Morrison 10 00
Thomas Wilkinson 1.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5 00
5.00
2.00
5.00
5.00
2.00
7.50
5.00
2.00
2.00
W ood man Bros.
A. Ross
Chas. \\'. Kielly
Chas. Brennan
H. G. Gratz
James L. Dyer
Robt_ Jennings
Alice Matthews .50 1|
The meeting closed by singing God
S-ive the ueen, and bv 'vine three
1.00
[Signed] James E l`iiic.ii:.
T0 CURE A GOLD IN A DAY.
f@@¥* The ladies have experienced d§!;_13,»_{»_a§r_{;3§;g°;_9m<§\;l',=}g;,figNggscu¢j
- ___ r e redt1Ci3i0IlS made on asc. ir.w Groves signature on assi- im
Pv'mP;"€P;1d;ihaliiies during our reno- .1 When we say the white
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'mARJ3! “vation sale today. A We will underwear daily being sold
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I" have occasion to use more over our counters is the best
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DiCKEY . h usual so inthe marker. for value, fit i
ll°I‘i'?fl:’l‘1"f’5`5i3° °t'g;ati:l¢?1E§;? lit; iridlle shelves. finish and workmanship, wt;
and Ear ,' . s
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rousing cheers for the Queen. ,
boro, Mass Sitnrda '-1
f _ ‘ ' -» yevenig. Jan.26.
W1 Rev. A. C. Lai-zws. gennral secretary There was another meeting at the same
- ‘of loung Peoples societies in the place Jan. 81. and 24 new member;
Methodist church inCmada, addressed were added to their list, Acommiitgg
a mass meeting in Bell street church was appointed to select 3 hal] for he
last night, on the subject, -‘I-las the Ep- meet ngs. The division is to meet Mgg-
' worth League fultiiled the expectations day evenings Tue neft meet'ng is to bd
of the Church?" The meeting was pre- Monday evening Feb, 5;h_ at house of
faced by a song service led by hir. Jas. Daniel Riggs, 62 South St. Thg 101.
iiiilpatrick. and thoroughly enjoyed. lowing odicers were elected. and in-
Mr. Crews delivered an able and els- stalled byPast Grand`WorthyAssociats-,"1
quent address. He said the league or_ A. E. Rockwood. acting as S. Deputy l
ganized in Cleveland in 1899 has now Grand Worthy Patriarch: W. P. Gao.J.
more than two million members. of Jndson;.W.A.Lucv Rigga,R_s_,Ezn,y_
‘which 80,000 are in Canada. The Judson; A. R. S- Elisabeth Riggs; F.
,I league has fulfilled the expectations of S. John Farquer; Traas-, Thomas As
the church as to numerical growthm Maguire; Chap. George Logan. Cond,
There is no more power now than pre- Hen. Farquer; A.C. Jeun=e A Judson-
lviousiy. but it is directed and controlled l. S. James Farquer; O. S.. H. J. Kid- - ‘
to acer mplish the best: results. Mr. sion: P. W. P.. Thomas Johnston. '»
~ Foresters.
novelent society was organized in 1879,
wards of 85,000, distributed in every
province of the Dominion.
The society gives insurance to its
members in policies of 8500, 81000,
$1500 or 82000. thelatter sum being the
limit on any life. The premium,
plysble mizthly in advance. are as
Iollows: v
Bttwesn the
Ages of On On On On
° $500 $1000 81500 82000
18 to 25. .. . 351: 60c' 90c $1.20
25 to 80......40a 650 98c 1.30
30 to 35. ...45c 70c 81.05 1.40
85ts40.. ...50c 85c 1.28 170
40 to45......55c 81.00 1.50 2.00.
Afttr paying upwards of me million.
and a half dollars in death claims. the
order had a surplus in the insurance
department of $828,000 at the end of
November last, all of which is invested
in gild-edged securities in Canada, cr
is on deposit in the best monetary in-
stitutions of the country. Not a dol-
lar ofthe money collected for the in-
surance fuad is or has been used for
the expenses of management The
death rate per 1000 of membership in
1898 was 4.56, and since the organizi-
tion of the society in 1879. the average
dea‘h rate has been only 4.94.
The Sick and Funeral Benrfi: Branch
is a very popular department, and up-
wards of 16,000 of the» members of the
society are participitating in this feature
of the order. The benefits are $8 per
week forthe first tw_o weeks of illness,
and $5 per week for the folio ving ten
weeks, and $56 during any one year,
besides a funeral benefit of $30. The
fees, payable monthly in advance, _ara
as follows:
B.twesn 18 and 25 years. . . .25 cents
-° 25 and 30 years . . . .
.. 80 cents
" 30 and 35 years . . . .
. . 35 cents
°° 35 and 40 years . . . .
,.40 cents
°° 40 and 45 years . . . .
. . 45 cents
During the year 1898 over $43,000
was paid out in sick and funeral bene-
fits, and $143,000 in death benefits. All
physically and rnorallv qualided males
between the ages oi 18 and 45 years,
who are not disqualified on account of
occupation, are accepted for member-
ship. . J
For further particulars enquire of any
of the officers or members or the order.
or address.
R. ELLIOT THOS. WHITE.
H. C. R. llign Secretary.
Ineeisoll. Ont. Brantford. Ont.
Or ERNEST GARIUXG, S. O.. Brant-
ford. Ont.
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“ith one of the tooth
brushes stainped on_ the
handle with our name_
gud you will not be,
troubled with the bristles
coming odt- and sticking
in your teeth.
We guarantee every one
of these brushes, and if
they are unsatisfactory
will give you a new one
free of cost.
Piles 25 mia
tests mills; li falter. 
`W6 Will 0581' 40 P16068 Of .d0nt  you to take _our Embroidered Scarves--Inst arrived
rn, Ear. dress Dvds at 39¢ 9, yard. .word iorit-you canconvince was msrssr time .mst-siasr-a_ise.
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f 68 inch “Domestic” _
4* a heavy English un-
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-- ing 66:, 22c, 2£c.
.p White_
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19c
25c
28c
30c
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3 Every yard_ is spec-
;' ially price cut for the
_ ` “White Fair.”
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. . V Q @ ree Yni et ings ivey on oneo t e se umfort Headache Powd . " " "  "" ' ' """"'  
-`  @-Xl street corn:r.< vesterday evening. After _ _ er
lhe had abruptly introduced himself to BWOUING H°P9 D"|5l°U» N0- 20.
ia number of citizens he was ttken in S°" °f T°mP°l'°D°9» W8! illllitlltod sl
charge by the police and looked up_ the house of George J. Judson. West-
Selling
, a range like ours priced as ours is. Many
, bright honsekeepers have been in already-
, don’t delay-for the piles are getting smaller
Pillow Cottons.
Especiall price Mt
for the “White Fair.”
Grand values, ell.
40 inch open
42 (I le m
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46 dl
White
Counterpanes.
Juetafewprioesq-
gsstionsbefore we live
this.
74_x 50 '
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74x 56 Honeycomb
75 x 56
84x60
Ready-Made
Sheets
made of good weight
plain sheetings,
emmed, neatly size,
72 x 90 inches, selling
81'.
58c each or
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85 x 68 Marseilles 1.0
Better grades ere,
$1 $2_00.lf2.25, 2,2
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for the mit: Felt”
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Sl-I0 pair.
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A lot of customers are finding bargains on the
embroidery counter, Seen it yet ?
An attractive item is that liner in large checks
for cushions-very pretty and only 14 cts the yard.
Whitewear is hurrying out-ifyou havenjt done
your buying-better drop in to-day.
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IH ORDER T0 ll
The best dressed man on P E. I. forthe year 19|” i
is absolutely necessary for you to patronize
Gordon & McLellan,
'Fel' -Yell' Dleihllj all Fil _is