Y l

-'ti

Fnnnolotto ight Gowns

Stanley Bros

A splendid as- sortment just re ceived from the manufacturer well made and

generous in size Frilled collars and Fronts, the most of them have yokes back

_ Simpsou,Missionary to the Indiins, will

and front. 'I'lie prices are:

5Oc,

75C,

9Oc,

_tonal and

service in St.

_ evening. l choral service.

'T (nt ony itto_oooinntfi

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Pioiinnial Items Interest.

if-ni

ot

Gleaned By ‘G'uardian’ ite port-

ers and Correspondents. `

llovs Budget of Happenings Round About

llia ltlslrlol.

Rav. F. C. SiMPsoN will preach to-

morrow morning and evening in the Presbyterian

church here.

THERE will lie a Harvest Festival

Marys church to-morrow Appropriate sermon and

collections made or level business of

’ any kind whatever attended to in Monc-

ton will find lcorrespond or call on Mr. David I. I Welch. Barrister &c of that place.

' TIII-L St. Peters Church Branch of the

Womens Auxiliary will hold their monthly meeting in the Guild room on Nov. Tth at 8 p. m. As it is for the transaction of Branch business it is hoped that all me ubers will attend very punc- tually.

ANY (}L‘.»\i:uIAN reader who requires

B

it to their advantage to

THE Rev. Thomas Crosby. of Poit

reach in Grace Church to-morro

. W ‘storming at 11 o’clock. The annual collection in behalf of the mission fund will be taken up. Mr. Crosby lectures on Monday night. Come.

SOME GRANVILLE Eonoizs.-Our

farmers have finished taking up their tuinips, mangolds, carrots. etc., and report an average yield.--Master Ray Morris had the misfortune of breaking his arm in two places. a few days ago but your correspondent is pleased to be able to state the fractured arm is doing

$ I 0 spletididly under the care of Dr. John-

* 59 Ston.-Hallowe`en passed off very quiet-

ly this year,eveu more so than formerly, Owing no doub' to th disagreeable

' _ G

$1 o2O. evening and the ever increasing wisdom

of the young. -Pearly Stream Division of Sons of Temperance is still activcl

Flannelctte ‘a.;?i.§‘i;;'.. ll; Drawers

Y e

lien s s > 9 meetings as interesting and profitable as they possibly can. 'I`hey cannot be surpassed for talent and are bound to be successfuh- Rumor has it that one of our village tradesmcn is about to open

ascy' 50”’ 5939 upa watch repairingldepartment in

and 'l2c.

$1_50 _

».%t.'I`“...*I.l2.‘i Good Value bottom. rai-

ltitch 1. 50

choice of them now for

lnves

In a pair of those boots will 110 make a mistake.

For lion

Buf foxed, bottom neat last.

price

our rice '

P 1.50 fllll BWIS

sl‘2f°‘.l‘.ia§.? $l.5ll ayiait.

gig siizearaiiz-

Il im. i,t§"°a`Z

1-5° See lliom in

Afew pair of _ ’§?s.:....?..‘2l2.;- lourwintloit Iiilar nrices

1.'Io to 2.35, our imoe to clear 1.50

ll. K. JOST

srinreas’ comcast.

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connection with his already extensive business. We understand that the ser- vices of en expert have been secured to take charge cf this department Suc-

, cess to cur friend in his new enter-

an B [ prise, as it will be of great convenience

tothe place.--Our school is rapidly

_ Z progressing under the management of

our estiniable ard taiiislaking teacher,

minner has won the affection of _her pupils and others. May she long con- tinue to guide the youthful minds of Granville is the wish of Rip Van Winkle. ‘

Miss Ella B. Brown who by her kind

PORT or CHARLCTTETOWN.

Oct. 4.-Arr.-Flash. Lane. Loch even; A. J. McKean, McRae, Magda- n Islands; Maud D. Reid, Wallace; ventide. Jimmo, Newcastle; Hydra, ‘udreau. Orwell; City of Ghent, Mc- evin. Halifax; Minnie A. Anderson. hediac ; Welcome. Vanambe1°.Tidnish§ essie Newell, Bernard. Summerside.

Glasgow .

and some seasons much later. The spawning season commences about

ducive of the best results. If achange

_ I could not hold her, she would kick and

IIAIIE ANI] SHIPPING'

oct. 4.- Cid. Alaska, Mahoney, New ~ - “__ ' _ `

York; A. J. McKean, McRae,' N_ew- » 3 I I ' castle; Charl;s,WD1esRoch¢§ gignéshu; 1 1 Mary, D. Rei , H *S09* Y fa' ° ' Having just completed a E N , d‘°a“~ Glace Bay; Margafet Ann’ Burlzkl course of instruction in Ladies f THE GREAT WATCH Musa

lsr’ P‘fct€;)L1;n?°rLf;{;ffI1:,v;Il;r1Igilgfnrgéidlég ' Garment cutting, as taught in 1 lilly £3 Maha`ffe `Wam;ce. Minnie A_ gthe Schools of Boston and New : Auzlisersbn. Pictur? Welcome; Vanaxnber. Yofkiit Places “S in apqsition t0 Tidnish; Jessie Newell, Beinard,N=W clit g8.I‘lI1Blil2S 11118.12 Will be ll *

aasrasfatsgsa:..sla°s;.>‘a..9.tts‘at.S‘.tsns on rnscitutein rtllcangkulslggae-ag; flggtlfsgzfagsg low. We can make to order _ i lilrthldiféeiiliifrleseidliini at_ ease conditionaiéiiid gcheaper than you can buy ready »: f£‘;_i5t¥es;;|’Ppa’§i;",’l§fdamt° its normal con °n made of same quality. '

_; 1 '

- - T"°€“‘”°‘?‘i°t ““.f;‘§,..'§”.‘§°‘.t‘;° i

meatsore aey - " ~ 1' _ '

_ S*ll”"°- °°"“e" Rl°.h,“‘°°d md Hills' "Toner:-Timo. oomromiiie imoraweiiing

b0‘Uu 1, 5; t-f~¢‘»*s_ Wil. KBBP 60ll.Sl’r8lll5 y h0l1B6~ Sitllate on Wa.t.erSt.reet, novv_m posse~

| ' ° _ f bs d sion of Mg: McDonald. Possession given

on hand afult supply 0 mea tm a.boiit2~)th ntcinboi-. gggpiyto Peake Bros

I N c s. A. m¢ooi~iAi.o.

P _______ § Stylish Sacque Cutter. _ -

THE GUARDIAN, QHARLOIWPETOWN, NOVE

MBER 5, 1898

Ou- Lohfpr Season. 1

SIR,~~-I notice in your issue of the

the 23rd. areport ofa meeting held in Summerside, for the purpose of peti- tioning the government for a change of season, between the points known as Carleton Head and “fest Point. This is a. move in the right direction, but I take the liberty to ask, why are the packers in the above mentioned section to be the favored few. ']`he impression seems to be that the packers east of Carleton Head are satisfied with the present season. I can speak for pack- ers between Black Point and McRae`s Point and they are strongly in favor of a change. The resolution passed asking fora change at Surnmerside meeting seems to be based on obtaining the most remunerative season.

Now Sir, this is right as far as it

goes, but 1 claim the most remunerative season. is the best calculated to preseve the fish. The packers should not in their greed for gain. be like the dog and the hone and in a few years see one of the most important industries in the dominion sink into oblivion. The time specified at above mentioned meet- ing would be of little or no improve- ment for the reason, that few lobsters are packed before the 15th of May.

the last. mentioned date and by giving the lobsters fifteen days or until the first of June. could not fail to be con-

be made let it he when it will be in tue best interests of the fish- I claim such ri season should commence June lst, thus giving lobsters fifteen days extra, in which to spawn. and let the packers have aforesaid iftcen days at the latter part of the season. The pack might not be so large for the first season. but in the near future packers would be amply repaid and a sho:-to pack would be a thing of the past. Mr. E. Bell sec ended the motion at the above mei.- tioned meeting, and strange to say, his factory does not come within jurisdic- tion of the proposed change. The es- tablishing of two seasons 'would give packers and fishermen an opportunity to take advantage of both seasons which would be irregular and unjust. lf the season is changed let the change be uniform. putting each and every packet' ‘ on the same footing and justice s hown to all. The gentlemen at the above mentioned meeting seem profuse in their promises to help enforce the fish- ery regulations. But I am of the opio- ion that if the department will not* change the season in hbpe. of fostering the industry. They are not likely to, on the promises of future good behavior on the part of pickers.

AN EASTERN PACKi~:Ia.

“C §MA

ABY

My little six~months old girl had Eczema.

We used all kinds of remedies, but she kept getting worse. I used to wrap her hands up, and to dress her, had to put her on the table.

scream, and, when she could, she would tear her face and arms almost to pieces. Four boxes of CUTICURA (ointment), two cakes or CUTICUBA SOAP, and Currctma Rmonvnivr cured her, and no traces are left. Feb. 7,’98. Mrs. G. A. CONRAD, Lisbon, N. H.

Srunv Cue: 'i‘ni¢A-nrirrrr.-Wann baths with Curr-

culi Son, gentle moiutings with C uricuaa (ointment), md mild dana ofCuncunA Bsmnuxr.

Bold throughout the world. Pofrnn Qnuo Arm Until.

“00iir., Prop|.,Bmiori. Howto Cuijoalkin Dinan, has

iléillllllllilillilltlllillllltlillllhllllllltl

credit to ourselves and give `a. t stylish appearence to g the 1

J-1

Tarsus."

V108 &.» all ` . 111'! ily CD00 8.l'i 1

Cliafsa at 2.30 Y._P.S. C. E. Prayer meeti W diiesday eveni g at 7.30.

at 4 o’clock. `

Gosrm. MEETING.-Railway Men’s Mectin in Wright's Hall, Sunday afternoon at o’clock. Strangers always welcome. Lasso

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METHOD! BT.

t7. Sac t t -I Sunday elilildhlxhnd 1313?; olqttssngtrg. . bervi Grace Church.-Prayer meeti at gov. Thomas Crosby at ll: Rev WJ rbya ncrament nt clone of vefii f vi

entrants MAIL so-»=°~_-;~°»~= J _

_ so

at W.

To

amos-Prayer eating at 10. Rev

FFullerbon at 11 and 7. Sunday School a class at 2.30.

-CHURCH or ENGLAND.

munion at 11. Sunday school and Bible Cl

and iinnppropriated. Everybody welcome.

St. Pet-er’s.-Holy communion an 8 and 1

g . . ve.ong at . Allsca

free and unappropriated.

BAPTIST.

Prayer meeting at 10.30. Rev G P Raymon

rl

ts

_ . . g‘0 W6 GOIDG 811

provided with comfortable seats.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Corner of Prince and Grafton stree

theme: “The influence of example." Eve ing theme: “The conversion of Saul

CHURCH OF CHRIST. _

[I

CHESTNUT STREET. Prayer meeting on Chestnut street Sunda

sutLvATIoN ARMY.

Sunday Services at 7, 11, 3, and at 7 p, m. Week n' ht S 'ce -Mend `u da

GOSPEL MEETING. »

Isaiah xii~3-"l‘he wells of Salvation."

countries-the Indians. Rev. Thom

in full dress.

~_ . -_l~

.ann

-1'

'E cold is danger-

ous. 'Don’t let it get the start of you. A few doses of my) Cold Cure will break up any torml of cold fn. a. fewl hours and plrevenil grlppe, dip therw and pneumonia. It should be in everyi home and every vest: pocket. It is betten than a life instil- nnce policy.

HUNYOHZ-

Lt. all drnggizts, %c. l. vial. V Guide to Healtli and Medical advice free. 1505 Arch st.. Phil .

atom roar

Prince St.-Prayer meeting t 10.15.

Rev. G.M Campbell at il, Rev. “Thus Cros ;

b

10. t .

- » e ng er c Sunday school and Bible classat 2.15. Ep- worth League at cl so of Sunday Sch .

l

Strangers cordially invited. Seats provided! r

Strangers. ~

_ PRBBYTEBIAN. ‘ _

Zion.-Prayer meeting at 10.15. Rev lil A f _

McCurdy at it and 7. Sunday School and Bible

Class at 2.30.

St J M '

&SS fre

7 e

o

at 2.30. Evening prayer at 7. All seats e

T nd

St._Pau1’s.-Morning prayer and Holy Com-

i.

Matins _nt 10.15 Bible class and Children’s Catechism 230 E no 7 gp

n. of y

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1% eI‘V1 S. A ary, ' as Y,

Thursday, riday and Saturday at 8 p In

gi

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Crosby in Grace Church at. 8 o’clock. Admission ten cents It will be ii iiever-to-be-forgotten-night--An Indian

Got Gloss.

ful pieces, as sparkling as diamonds.

The assortment incltides:

Creams, Bonbon Dishes, a\

ful. _

Dainty Pianos ot

"glint ltlollt ills = tilltltitfi s ?

Your children MAY BE

mmmmtmimtti

_ 82 S S _ under the greatest ditii- culties. I Certainly they are, if their eye sight is aiibcted. Have you any rmsotl to ~ suspect the existence of V eye troubles? '

°"""` 'sions of all kinds and would I8-A anaco. Ang 20th. IS9* _ _ . _ -I H"°° b'-ing thgm tn m°‘ ‘

Pro” _ _ "i‘URsA1rE-.xew mvhQ Dio-`, i ;_ _ I ¢ggg_;§gg

ia. ....,c.1.....l§1... ...iris an peg; “P°°G‘,.,.,““l’ 3‘$ii`I1‘.§.l`aS‘Z.i"Za‘§‘,§’Z‘."."i,'i“.‘,i.°.; a‘.°'o:.s'ta:saaa“t‘t..a‘s,;>°;a..'s‘a‘a‘.l‘.i.°se§°‘..§, , GL Hutghggbg; ‘Wk an ` ’ easons Store

”““ as yl»i°=ii3i°f=» -‘°° “°°°*'9 °“Y' “°° °‘ °“°'“"" ` wsop

istisiiia. ° 8 on 25ul’9s if yy .~°'°"#\°°'1*f“~“°°"f°,_‘ ._ *

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WMI llilollllllllll

We 0pene¢l Yesterday

31 Gases

These celebrated Rubbers in

at il and 7. unday school and Pastog ohiid|'°“’s» niggas, 'auth' my. Bible Class at 230 Stran rs l d

and Ilenfss

Rsv.oeo. Manifold ar. ii and 1. Mominé In 5 and ”|§.‘s’ Q’ h”

Spring lleel and Groquet

-Chess Uars ‘sea ‘rats safest-Roof' | in Ladies' use rsiim. urs s‘l'l:|.|.A.

the IIIAND etc

Y llen’s, `Boy’s Youths all lillle

1

ON Monday night _vou can hear about

that interesting people of the prairie I B. _

as

4 -

charge.

Berry Bowls, Water Bottles, _ - . Q

Sugar and Creams' Agent for Oxford Tweeds

A rare treat for lovers of the beauti-

llr Any lllosotl Stoio

so tm

or rice.. 61955! will

"""'r=< \l‘|#I`*U-®|'l

~ GRAFTON STREET CHARLOTIETOWN

Wo have Solo llontrol

Dt llur llitln alto M Roady alla

While clothing importers are taxing their bruno tolling you U

' excellencies of makes that have little or no merit, we _yusdy cilim ti

make of Ready-to-wear Clothing is superior to any of dim, being Ii workmen having experience at custom work

t Having over 28 years experience in Custom Tailoring, we know quality of material and workmanship better than ily

clothier in the province.

OUR GUARANTEE-Our make is more strongly pit together

pocket being linen stayed

We guarantee our coats fit better around the neck Intl “Uti-

We guarantee sleeves hang better (a very impog@t point).

We guarantee that if any part of a garment rips we will law it

We guarantee that if any little change is required to lllh the

a good ‘fit for any particular figure, we will make the l|lhel‘l§0ll

Our $10.00 All-wool Blue Beaver Overcast silk tlhociild

tweed lining, is the best we have seen for the molq

UUKEFURUUEBEBHE

__--ga-__-l

ls the Cheapest

me tin sion in school _ and Best F |¢l

W k a su rioi quality of Loire now

.tAlIn0st'.e;8reg;noail a»u;gAnthi-):cite coal and half as cheep.

llo Dirt llo Ashes

_ Orders 'must he loft ahead to mg#

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