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Battiireo bi Guardian Reporters aid tor respondents Evirylliiri.

Tris S.S. City of Ghnt left Htltfax yesterday afternoon for this port. _

Miss Josie HANUHAHAN leaves by

the Halifax today to take a course of in- struction in nursing in Newton Hospital.

Rav. G. C. P. Raviroxmpastor of the

Baptist Church, crossed by the Princess yesterday en route to New Glasgow for his wife and family. He expects to re- turn Saturday. '

M it. BLENKHORil,the travelling agent,

has the thanks of the GUARDIAN for a splendid large calendar issued by the Plant Line which is the best yet to hand and -a credit to the company.

AT the police court yesterday morn-

ing Richard Collins. for assaulting a sailor named Peter OIsen,was sentenced to two months imprisonment with hard labor. The assault was committed on the 20th August 1-ist. James Mc- Nally, for drunkenness. was fined $2 or 10 days~

THE lecture of the regular course,

held fortnightly in St. James’ Hall under the auspices of the Y. M. L. A., which was to take plaee this evening has, owing to the St, Andrew’s dinner being held tonight, been postponed for one week. The lecture on Tuesday next will be delivered by Mr. T. C. James. Subject-Queen Elizabeth.

TH.iNKso1vING PARTY AT NEW

GLsAGOw.-The Progressive Domino Party of the 2-ith inst., conducted by the Young Meu’s Literary and Social Society of this place proved a granl success in every particular. The party met in the very comfortable apartments of the Forester`s in the old hall, and at 8 o`clock, sixteen couples began to play dominoes. As the games proceed- ed the interest steadily increased. After the seventh game time was called and lunch was then served. The manner in which this was dispensed proved a source of great pleasure. When the fragments were gathered, which in this case could not be counted bythe basket fuls, a prize was presented to Mrs. W. Bulman and Mr. Ernest Laird, by the President of the society. This couple captured the greatest number of games during the evening having lost only one. At half past eleven the enter- tainment was brought to a close and after all had joined most heartily in singing Auld Lang Sync, and three cheers it ere given by the ladies for the

'~"°`t’~'»'.'itlt‘t tfttlt tt’\t‘t _ »“boys of the club" the party dispersed.

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opportunity of thanking all who so kind- ly gave their dominoes, tables, etc., for the evening. Messrs. Arthur & Brown, contractors, deserve _special mention. Their gift of a valuable set of dominoes to the society is highly appreciated by

if Ladies' 8 button ii' cloth Gait ers. ~ leather htel piece. -`- well made 50c

‘Q Ladies’ 9 button j_-,_ t‘1othGaiters, (one IQIIIQU _ olour best values.) I ~

_ 65° 2 TIIEBE if ~ -' Ladies‘I2 Button I

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' , f- Gaitei-s,rtnc black o YALIIE

;_ cloth 75c I

. __ I _j»_ Ladies’ extra fine I - cloth zaiters, 10 C

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ladies' Fawn Gaiters. lf* and 12 buttons. asc and

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` .Sta.mper~’s Corner.

lt we please you-tell other , v- _Q If not-tel1 us.

Kumfort Headache Powders. I0 cts. ~

M~ L' S' S' 5 Who wants to wear cloths tha

______,______ L _-_-__ would fit some body else. »

_ _ , i -f Who' Wants U0' Wear 9' Sui*-' that washed. Out an idea of the force ofthe

To Cure Headache in ten minutes _use looks as though he swapped it I

\ADvi~:it'risitns must notify this oiiice not later than Friday noon of each week of their intention of “changing” their ads. for the WEEKLY Guaapim. ,other- wise the management cannot guarantee the appearance of “changes” in the is- suedesired.

“The maid was in the garden hanging out the clothes”And she will be doing the 'same at Mother G0ose’s Market in St. Peter`s Hall Dec. 13th. , when sho will sell at reasonable prices many clo- thes lines full of useful and ornamental articles--pinafores. aprons, dusters, fa- ncy work, table decorations &c.&c.&c. _

SOUTH Eitsri-:RN Irsiis.--The roads

are, as usual at this time of the year, very muddy. There is not much ship- ping owing to there not being much surplus to ship. Oats have .been selling for the past] few days at 31c.-Measles have been prevalent in these sections since a number of weeks. and one woman, Mrs. Allan McLeod, of Mel- ville, has succumbed to inliammation which she contracted after recovering from this disease.-Mr. Colin Stewart has returned from England and intends to spend the winter with friends on the Island.-Rev. Mr. MacKay, of Stellar ton, N. S., is expected to htld a se ries of evangelical meetings in Wood- ville Presbyterian church in the near future. . '

“THE new skating rink is now almost

an assured thing” said one of the pro- moters of the project yesterday. _ Ne- gotiations are being made for a piece of property and if nothing unforseen occurrs the contract will be signed in the course of a day or two. The man-

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men with considerable experience in

present plans materialize there is no reason to doubt that the rink will bea credit to Charlottetown and arranged to suit the tastes of all lovers of- winter sport and recreation. The skating area will be 160 feet long by 60 feet wide with a ten foot promenade. spacious well lighted and artistically arranged dressing rooms with all the modern conveniences for the comfort of the pat- rons. The baud room will be erected on one side about the~ centre of the building. It is proposed to have the work go right ahead with all possible

P P P 5’ _ leased, and it will be open for skating on New Year’s Day.

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A Medical Journa_’s Statement-

ing slxrement: “Abbe ’s Effervescen

being saidof it. There is no doubt bu that the daily use of this preparation will be a great- preventive and aid _in warding oi attacks _of diseasei” Sold by druggists everywhere at 60c a large bottle. Trial size 25 cents.

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. any gooi quality Tweed Suits

- for $13.00.

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Beautys

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Flour

That is guaranteed by the public:

Kim, Thames Sweet Home, Peerless, Maple Leaf, K & C, White

Eing a long way to see, for such; Eanother collection has never§ E been gathered inthese parts; E

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I §Oak or Walnut with wire bell

tier the sonorous Gong Bell.

‘§More expensive and better; ggrades in Onyx, Marble and;

Bronze.

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E9-316, are all leaders. All merchants;-__ for a reasonable otitlay I Then ratings. Stott. before the sdvtnaai Evan our store for a revelation

'WifsJ. B Hart, sms, P. E. 1. the’ lei clock value. ' ' If so. bring. them is m

'°P\'6Sent,ative for the mills.

_ He sells direct at lowest quotations T

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*IIYIIIIIIIYIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIISKS

glloii About the

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Etiluldrons E Eyes?

Your children MAY BE struggling along in school under the greatest diiii culties.

Certainly they are, their eye sight is ail'ec Have you any reaso suspect the existence

eye troubles

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,‘ . ,|, I Sunscmninisaretreqnested to prompt- A » _ ~ ~ ' - I __ F ly notify this office \of any tardiness on

; ~ the art of the carriers in *he delive _ H " ‘

_ . Z-._ I .Mof'l`IirEGUAnnra1s'each morhiii _ Sudhi M ‘ I , I I if l cases will be speedily dealt witi.

I -tltlier Serious Damages.

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province bring news of damage done by We ‘““k° “ “Penalty °f °h‘ld"°“ S °l°I'h”’3

the pile work on Victoria, Crapaud, bridge was swept away, leaving

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REPORTS from various parts of the » The assortment and ya.lue.we offer m childrens _andiboyliiif Suits.

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ently drive. It was the intention o

suffered,the north buttment being badl washed out. _ »

maged but to' what extent is not exactly known at present.

Prince St. and Southport ferry

whar-ves were washed out, to some ex tent on the eastern sidesi the eastern side of Rcéky Point wharf was also damaged considerably, but A the I new work on this bridge did not suffer.

A good many Washouts are reported

worst known for many years. There

8 _

At Rustico the storm is reported to

of kerosene oil were carried away `by

At New London the wharf and bridge

Point Prim in the storm The oats were to form a part. of the cargo of the

t H t h h We guarantee that ifany little change is required to. make the gan

the high tide and fierce wind. ` '

specialty. _

and _ »

1 -` KE _

_ , 11.75 2.00 is 400 .I

Sunday nighfs gaig and high side, A11 Buy these from the manufactures that make B CIO

Buy the right kind of goods for child:-en’s wear ` - 0

practically useless. This bridge has Sen them an the right P;-ige ' i I , p

_been in; dangerzu; tcothditiogi xorsoghe Buys a. splendid servicable school suitftol a time an is repore o ave een a y I . ~ I built, the piles not having been sulliei- 2 heavy wlry tweed at

f I guaranteed. _ ~

the government to build a new bridged f Buys a. good school suit in 3 pieces' Rt this coming winter and the people of A, _y 9 to 15. These values are unequalled in that section will doubtless be put-to con- li .‘ city The geyleg speak for themselves. _

s' is so” i » -

Read

siderable inconvience for some time a , r _

the Work on the new one will notlikely ' ' ' - - _ begin before winter sets in. p ', , 8 as ood as a' $10'O( 'slut _ Curran-ban bridge at Tracsdie also 1 1 _ _ _ ‘ _

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Serge Suits are as nice a class of

0) St@1`°bed bridge was S°'i°°s1-7 db" clothing as can be found in the Ci

Men’s A Heavy all-wool Pants ‘$1.40

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skating rink affairs and should their havo been severe. A number of casks I

_ _ .

Y 'ff' "fr" ‘vs_

from places where there are steep hills it "l_£jI p It __ 7 3, - __ ' I, and there will no doubt be reports 'aol "3 '32 'a ' V "ii 'j' ‘ ` _ disasters at sea as the storm was the, ` I _“_ I _f i ,_ _4 ` _ _ X -

agement is in the hands of two of Char; were higher tides, too, than have been _ ` I Iotteto‘vn’s mos* popular and ener etic \seen for a lon time- i

I' regarding the whereabouts of the'other, P°°k°I‘ being 115°” stqed

but she had ng; an-wed and on tele We guarantee our coats fit better around the neck and shoulders

phoning to Be‘leyRiver it was learned We guarantee sleeves hang better (a. very impprtant point). _ p

charge

are reported tn have been carried away- 5 I

_ Considerable damage was done

to v property in different parts -_ .» ' _

of the Island. The telephone . I `

cation to many parts being an impossi- _ `

lines are in a bad condition, communi- bility, which prevents our getting full ' _ . _ `

details as to the extent of damage done. R u M d th!

The railway wharf at Geor etown a e 0

interruption _ »

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The telegraph lines escaped with less _

` s y

des atch as soon as the ro ert is was somewhat shattered, and the ferry

wharf at Lower Montague injured con- While clothing importers are taxing their brains telling you o siderably. excellencies of makes that have little or no merit, we justly claim th

Br'g"(;v?1‘;:l‘1’°v’;gS ilgligeg bY_31fI0D0;1gl1Id mek; of ligeady-to-wear Clothing is superitg to any of_ them, being mad

. e a e wi oas a ’ 'e tcustom wor .

Bene River fm' T°°‘”I 5 and MaIh°S°"» wor l-El?:'in;Vd3§reggeylearigeeilperience in Custom Tailoring, we claim

The Canada Lane ,_ mak,.s¢hBf0110wi Charlottetown’ left Bene River at 3 know quality of material and workmanship better than any impc

B t o’clock on Sunday. One of them arriv-t 1 h- - th - ‘ - S

y _ _ dh S d V ,_ b td k dcotierin eprovince. _

Salt deserves every good word which is 'in afgvail 51?' c‘,;§2;::° Iahatg; ,Shiga OUR GUARANTEE-Our make is more strongly put together, y

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that she had been driven ashore at We guarantee that if any part of a. garment rips we will sew it

s eamer or on' w ic will load for - _ - ° ' ' f f Great Britain. Astec it th' 8' g°°d 5° f°' “"7 I’°‘"’°“l"' Hgum' 'e "lu m°k9§h?°1°°-"°'°n '°°° °

p was sen rom is

port yesterdaym bring the Cargo from Our S1000 All-wool Blue Beaver Overcoat, silk stitched and G

Our Sumrnerside correspondent writes

'wt' Mr Arthur and the Wnrkmanahw ‘_ t e ay vou want your __ night is said to have been the most Whleh ls une mamfest shows may My ; clothes made No two persons _Q severe experienced here for several Brown isqa. thorough mechanic Much 2 are built alike hence the im 15 Yen” Tm’ t°1°P“°“° “Y`I@U-1 W” Agent for Oxford Tweeds indebtedness ts due our ever obligingt i possibilty of any one buying E ialmost completely demorall- <1. p0I88

merchant Mr J C Stevenson in sup _- P,-gpg,-ly figged exceph wnha,

plying the dishes for the occasion.--1. y _;= Sum made to Omen

Lighthouse breakwater sustained con- L.,

; t isiderable damage--all the plank bein g r

,ections The landing pier of the

carried away and a quantity of stone

eras washing over the pier can be _gathered from the fact that the plank -_flooring of the verandah which is about 12'feet above ordinary high water, was lifted by the waves-=the spikes secur- ing it being drawn through the plank. The Lighthouse keeper Capt. Allen had an all night job keeping things together; H s boat biokepadrift from her moorings but it was not the Captains first storm,. and be was equal to the energency. The boat was saved a‘though with con- siderable difiicultyf The recently con- ftructed sfc'ion of the breakwater sus- tained no damage.

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for information

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the Stranded sghooheh _ tween lining, is the best we have seen for the money.

; tmugbroten imdiinssdown in audit Y

Deposited with Receiver-General

BUSINESS TRANSACTED.

PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE.

ENPLCYERS’ LIABILITY.

ACCIDENT INSURANCE CDIBINED WITII

` SICKNESS BENEFITS.

NORKlEN’S BENEFIT INSURANCE.

ELEVATIIR INSURANCE. DRIVERS’ RISK INSURANCE.

DR. Curfr cures Chronic Diseases wa K. Jul’

and Rupture at-_Ch’town, Friday, Satur- Summa,-side, Gen, Agent for P_E_I_ _ Agent at Cha-FIOIGI d dS da. Cllorsndsta

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SUSCRIBEO CAPITAL, I,3l8,600.00 PAID UP CAPITAL, 500,000.00 RESERVE, 3|st Dec., |896, I.02`l,5ll.00 GROSS INCOIE IN 1896, l,2'l5,000.00

in Candi, 842600* no

THIRD PARTY LIABILITY INSURANCE.

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its members. The design shows the : ' ': U19 f°U°W1°£=- ` - _I h T characteristic originality '51 the arent- V Ev Bu"-T To ORDER fs THE swim °f Sunday and Sunday z ._ 1 -I } I

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Ocean Acct ent and Gun. Corporation of London Englan sure that when you renew yo doing so in this company, tb one insuring against acciden disease Premium the same as ch

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AUTHORIZED APITAL 2000 00000| If you are a policy in

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benefits alone and those smalle the benedts granted by the Those are facts and may dollars to you, make a note of and when any one mentions acc 1 insurance think of the “Ocean”

11) all “U Y 3- 9 mp Nov. 8-tf, eod. _

__ YoU remember the “sua s” We kee 9, full line c

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at our handkerchief sale last Shoe kinds ghoetindings for year. Expect more and better I makers and others sold 1

this year.-Moore Q Mggseod. _ I1dil1gS We have the best i

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BUit Shore ls If/lothing -tf En |$h T0 S

SHoREY’s ot ing is r-

Janteed by the maker___t¥ sole Leathe sell wholesale and

Bur Tryon iiaunels. Tryon unohrink-

gi p last year nearly doubled.

market importing direct.

In this line our trade

l' Best value

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Buys an all wool Homespun mans suit ant