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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. AUGUST 21.1900. _ __ R 1

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MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE

ve ry ad y In Charlottetown and Country

_ Should take advantage of the pri . we are offering on ,

S NEW

*` SHIRT

Not old crumpled goods, but

fresh stock as it came from the laundry. R

IT WILL PAY YOU

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use them only for house Wear.

Three special prices

39c. 50c and 75c Each

These latter are elegant goods,

Worth $1.35 and $1.50.

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Stanley Bros.

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The Posts that

Last Forever, '__ _

We have a great big pile of Cedar Posts, some just landei,

some been lying on the wharf since Spring. Some are worth 15 cents, none less than ll cents. Tike them as they came

10 cents. ‘

mall money, but it will buy them-good ones too.;-during

Aug-ist.

While these last, to pay more for a post would ba to th row »

money away. _ _

Cash and cash oniy--None boilced at this price. -

James Barrett,

RUBERT PALMER 8400

Charlottetown Sash and Door Factory V

With experienced workmen and first-class machinery, we are prepar ei to

u pply contractors and others with Doors and Frames, Sashes and Frame -‘

n terior and exterior Finish, 050, 99°-

Our ,Speo1a1't:les. p

Stairs Stair Balls; llalustero. Newel Porte, Cypxe

Gungl? 3322;; Kiln’Dr!ed Spruce and Hardwood Flooring, Kiln nned oxen- spruce. Shealhills md 0111' 3°*l’°"~

""""'°°°“°`”` n_oBER1' PALMBR at co.

Peake’s No. 3 Wharf. `

imma, enemies;

Lady llinto, Ladies’

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ni mangcyweneu

‘ Jelly-f

“““ “MS Glasses ..

Common Sense -

A”`nice assortment just re-

* APB 1110 D8-m0! 0f °“'_‘v"°" ceived-Four patterns. Prices

ford Shoes in Black. “I 16101131 ,_ ` 6 8 9 _ h_

gated “Common Sense" aremade 5°’ °’ °’ ° ew p s .f in. Done.. ef; ge; A|.so

Lady Hinto il meth 1° 1 _ i Kia, mm wie. These »1p;*: §~ ‘Hd S°°°° _ are made to ,permit I 5 ' _ movement of the feefl md umm' The pn” 'im i be stylish and comfottllllby S l\°'» - '

mums t sawn. &.Q0- | q,,,,,,,, maine' lg. »~viewm new cms-s. if

To buy these Waists even if you i

-' ‘ -‘-‘ I .1 on t Conner News it _WoRL1>'S__*Li§AT CRDP.

of the Merchant`s'Bank of_'Ha.lifax in St. John. N. B.

_ Rzrv. -T. F. Shower Will address a public 1lircii1¢_ 1~» Jniiixfri Lifuli li. fish \l, li'I‘.`\l Wednesday evening, :Jud inst. 1-ie visited Truro on the 16th and organized a branch of the Alliance.

1Nthe2'20 yards run, handicap, an event of the Electric Light Sports, there are sixteen entries-one of the largest fields ever started in Charlottetown. Ritchie, the only scratch me.n,has to pass them all. It looks dinicultbut he'sa hust- ler.

R1-:v. DAN. F. LOCKERBIE, of Philadel-

phia, will deliver a. popular lecture in “Character Building." in the Presbyterian Church at Hampton, on Friday evening. Aug 2-ith. Doors open at7.3O p.m. chair to be taken at 8 p.m. prompt. Admission 10c.

THE New Glasgow Bulletin says:-Some

of the good people of Charlottetown are strongly agitating the establishment of a consumptive sanitoria in that city. Should it be effected, “it will d0\1bl5lBSS prove an inestimable benefit and blessing to P. E.I., ‘

AWHIP SHARP, Summerside and Byron

to ether this evenin at the Electric

every confidence that he _will follow Byron closely and are covv~'ng down in a body to see their favorite- compete.

Halifax despatch of 18th saysz-

Cheese has advanced a half cent during the past couple of weeks,

and in fact cheese for which

manufacturers would have taken 10 cents

a fortnight ago is nowheld for 10 3-1 cents, though no sales at that figure are as yet reported.

REV. J. A. GoRD1N now of Montreal, preached' to his old congregation at East Point on Sabbath the 12th inst. His many friends were gladto find that his old time energy had by no means abated, nor the nres of his eloquence grown low.- Rev A. C. Shaw now of Dundas and Mrs. Shaw are visiting here at present.

Carr. PA'r'roN, of the Henry G. Ives

who met with such a painful accident at St. Peters, C. B., last week, died at Aber~ y deen Hospital, Tuesday morning. Capt.f Patton had many friends among shipping men all over the Maritime Provinces. It will be remembered that Capt. Patton was injured on his vessel while on the way irom P. E. Island.

REMEMBER the grand tea party at Seven

Mile Bay on Thinsday August 23rd. The church grounds where the picnic will be held, overlooks the most delightful ex- panse of water seen around our coast, while a. drive through the neighboring section of country will surely induce pleasure seekers to take advantage of the opportunitythat will be alforded them

favorable the tea 'will be held 0n‘Satur~ day. ‘ Aug. 18 Zi.

Tnrffeeling of rivalry in sports between

Nos. 1 and 2 Companies C_A. of this City, which was so thoroughly aroused on the

just as warm as ever.Adamsof N o.lCo.enl Duffy, of No. 2, C0. will fight it out this evening at the Electric Light Sports for their respective Companies in the 220 yards run and 880 yards run. Donahoe, the representative of No. 5, C.A. Montague, will make a three cornered race of it. Itwillbewarm.

PLEASANT GROVE Items.-Our school is making good progress under Mr. B. Mc-~ Gabe. Our trustees are to be congratu~ lated on their good fortune -in securing the services of a. teacher of such wide ex- perience as Mr. McCabe.-Mr. B. Duck, our local boat builder, recently launched a snug little craft for his own use, as a. pleasure boat, although much criticised while building she proved on -her trial trip to be staunch, speedy and very easily handled.-Mrs. John McQuarrie and her son, Master Waldo, who spent some weeks here with her sister, Mrs.G. Duck; has returned to her home in Nova Scotia. ' -Miss Lottie Crockett has returned from a fortnight’s visit to friends in Charlotte- town.-Mr. Ray Crockett when returning from church [ou his wheel one Sabbath recently espied a crane standing on the

near he could get to it when to his sur- ‘prise it remained standing till he rode over it. Mr. 'Crockett claims to be the first man in the Island to use a bicycle as an effective weapon on feathered game.

Wanted-a case of headache that Kum-

fort Headache Powders will not cure in ten minutes. A

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VVANTED--Immediately at the P. E. Island Hospital, _a cook. Reference Ie- quired.-213i

Toothsomea

g want to tempt your appetite,

Weflave -

' Wh‘at'YouWant. .

This hot weather is what you

:onions

purest and, market.

W. .Pitiwl &

F. H. Arnaud is to manage the branch

Brown,City,will cross the white line i

8’ $

Light Sports. Whip`s friends have '

on the 23rd. Should the day prove un. "

occasion of the Military Sports in July is I

*Sore ?

1- 1. F ,_ ,/».»

road, he at once put on speed to see how _lf

'somethin _

Small Shortage Compared With the Yield of

Lest Year.

t-istics of the wheat crop of the world for f1~l'>._H_'?.l_| li-v.'¢=_§\isf, been compiled by the Department of Agriculture.

They show that in the countries of the

Southern Hemisphere, whose figures are commonly included in such statements, the production will be about 160,543,000 bushels. This is only 10,000,000, short of ` last yee.r's total. Australia and Chili are the only countries showing any material rcductions. The cropin Argentine is believed to be

fabout 105,000,000 bushels, nearly eqnalling' Ilast_year`s1arge iigures. ' . ' Notwithstanding the Indian famine the 1900 wheat* crop in, Bengal, Northwest Provinces and Oudh and the Punjab is above the average. Elsewhere it has-been a failure. The Indian wheat crop as a whole is 182,582,000 bushels, against 236,- 679,000 bushels in 1899.

The Russian crop is rather below the

average. More than an average is in- dicated for Central Sweden. In Germany' somewhat above an average yield is indicated. The Austrian crop is rather poor in some districts. The last figures received put the Hungarian crop at 135,- 000,000bushels. Roumaniau reports are favorable, but thetotal area is somewhat reduced.'The Bulgarian crop is reported unusually good.

About an av_erage. crop is indicated in Italy, Switzerland and Spain; in France, slightly above the . average. Favorable. reports come from Belgium and the Netherlands. A deficiency of 9,500,000 Winchester bushels is indicated for

Great Britain.

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS. _

[Corrected every Tuesday,)

Lamb (lb) . . . . . _ _ _ _ . . _ . . . . .. . Beef (quarter) per lb . . . . . . . ... Beef (small) per l

Butter (fresh) per lb . _ . . . .._

ghgyliens _ .) . . . . . . _ . _ ._ . a ge r oz P _ gabbage (per head).-i..........

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ggs . . . . . . . __ ._ Fowls per pair

Flour per cwt Oatmeal, new, per cwt . Hides per lb . . . _ . . . _ .

Hay per cwt

Oats. _ _ _ .T . . . . . _ . . . . . __ _

Beets, per bunch . _ . _ . _ _ . . . .._ Pork . . . _ . . . _ _ . . _ . _ . _ . . . _ . . . ._ . I Turnips. _per bunch; . . . _ _ . . .._ Potatoes new (quart) . _ . . _ . ._ _

fglutton per carcass . . . . _ . . . . .. _ 1 V arsley (per bunch) _ . . . . . . . . ... Onions per lb . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . . .._ Squashkaeh . . . . _ . . . Carrots, per bunch _ . _ _ . . . . . ._ _ .Cucumbers ......... _ .g . . . . . . ._ . Radishes . . . . . . . ._ .Z . .`; . . . . . Lettieé per bunch . _ . . . . . . . .. . _.

Cauliflower ............. _ _

‘Peasquart‘......___

0herries._.._..._..

Qgoseberries . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . .._

5 _ ' orussnro one cnnrena i*

Frenchman Finds ffanadian Weather* W Had a Bad Elfect on His Health. .. ` ` Sr. EUs'rAo1m,- Que.; August ,20.-

August Dubois landed here. from France,a ‘fper ect strangerto the weather conditions

.prevailing in this country. ° The food al- iso diifere from that to which he had

;W'e`ak, the 'change hada serious eifect upon 'He went to a. medical man who did @`him'nogoed. He went to others with a 'similar result in each case. _

-_ “I had to go to Montreal,” he says “to

-work for the Grand Trunk, and in that citymete man who was suffering the

‘take Dodd s Kidney Pills. He told _me they were doing him good. He was_kmd genough to give me a few of . them. Ltook

them. I felt mdvself muclmoetter. '1 igro- cured a box an in fifteen days felt 1 e a different man.” » _

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Your face may feel sore after _be ing- shaved-but not after being

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Try our easy chairs and if your hair needs trimming or your face needs _shaving we can do it as you want xt done.

.Get a Cool Shampoo - 1

:For not Weather. . . .

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Don’t Neglect

' ' Your Watch

without cleaning, or with

ly ag its usefulness as a have it 'examined by your Hatch Doctor and if in need of repairs he advise you accordingly

save your watch. _

on our repair deport-

out $11!; 'Wk W1!

have you

Gans' Gloss: Srnrr

WASHINGTON, Aug. lhomcial sm-

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most up~date Gents’ Ontlitting Stores in the Provinces. i l '

Up-to-date .

In Clothing “ Boots a.:n_d.~S1:10es ~ v

Gents' _

-‘ Hats and Caps .r A °‘ 1 Trunks and Va11ses

this-No matter what prices you pay for goods at~“the

Store, you may rest assured that you get a little more than atpany other store in Uharlottetowni A

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.been accustomed, and his heart being?

_same thing as rnyself, but had started to '

Goingito

Sir ?

If _ allow your watch to run ._

dzimaged itmaybe worn so bad‘

evenings entertainment. J.;1?.__.'1‘»yl°r. the

ff ~=»-_.'e°i-if-<s= ef usf.:i.e£is!§t will lbbrpoblwk

` We carry a large stock souvenirs, embracing many

’ had elsewhere. " R '

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1 We have all the above subjects mounted in Ba’t _Bucklemi

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and

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Then a, Ring like this will be

g necessary. N ` _

And we i'f~_.':'e`spect£ul1y ask you to look through our stock which is now very com plete. _ I Prices for solid Gold Rings

V from $2.00 up. __ . ’

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Jas. Keily 4.

What ? __ That they have in the _Model Storebiie of

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1 There is one thing we wish you-to bear -in mind-it

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Brooches, Hat Pins, Stick Pins, Beals, Bookmarks," "j Riel,

' ` Shoe Horns, Button Hooks, Tea 8poons,Co£oe ’8po:>n|,7 Oriqe , Spoons, Bon-Bon Spoons, _Sugar _ v Q

A pleasure to`ha.ve`, you call and our Souvenir

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To be held on the .C.A.A.A. Grounds on Tuesday the 2lst_-_ No pains will he spared to maketlnsaveuypleosant

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