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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOITETOWN, OCTOBER I8 i899

And Tumors cured tostay

pared, at

cms' no

knife, plaster

For Canadian testimonials &

free, write Dept. 18, Mason Mlsargigilgg 77 SI\d'boume treat, Toronto Ontario.

ooo ooooor

To the Bazaar in aid of the New Cathedral will find at

F. J. HORN SBY’S

Book and Stationery Store

A great variety of useful and ornamental Articles, cheaper than cheap. Dolls, Games, Toys, in great variety. Books from the best authors. Pictures framed and unframed, Cut Glass Butter Coolers, Water Bottles and Decanters, Japan- ese Vases, Tea Pots, 5 o’clock Tea. and Chocolate Sbts and a lot of goods too numerous to mention.

F. J. HORN SBY.

P.S.-Japanese Paper Nap- kins in stock.

wiiiiiiiér I' Your Needs.

in Life Insurance, whether you are wealthy or in moderate clrcumstances.

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18,1829.

“

THANKSGIVINO DAY.

The people of Canada. from one end

of the Dominion to the other are called to observe tomorrow, Thursday October 19th, as a day of Thanks- .. giving to Almighty God for the bless- l' ings of the year. Doubtless it will be »bserved heartily, for the Canadian people are probably as strongly im- bued with religious sentiments as any l community in the world, and never

before had they grxter reason to re- turn thanks to the iver of all good gift s.

The year has been one of except-

husbandmen who form so large a proportion of our popula- tion, have been rewarded with abundant crops. Prices for our .surplus products have been better than in past years. Trade has ex- panded beyond all previous records. Manufacturing industries have been exceptionally busy and prosperous. The toilets in the forests and those engaged in gathering the harvest of the sea have been fairly rewarded, 'while Clnldion mines have yielded

' better returns than ever xfore.

It has been a year PGICB. of

lplenty, and of health, exempt from ,lobe calamities of war, pesti ence or isuy great national ca smity. We ‘l have a great, rich, healthful prosper- ‘ous and well governed country, a country of churches -and schools, where under just laws the fullest measure of civil and religious liberty is enjoyed. Such are a few of the national considerations which ought to move the people of Canada to devout thanksgiving tomorrow. '

To these there are tensof thousands

who ought toremember the many

y personal and family mercies they havb

‘received during the year and to re-

Offerb pOllCl€S just ' turn thanks therefore. It is a. solemn

- - ° duty and many' will esteem it a.

sun-'ed to yOu’Wr1te for _privilege to do so. And doubtless

imformation. Standard Life Ass. Co. '

gent for P. E. Island.

, He \Vhb is a great King over all the A earth, Who judges the nations and ` takes cognisance of all human affairs,

will be pleased to accept and reward

» the people who thus recognise and

_ _ _ thankfully acknowledge that it is . . from His hand that all our blessing

come. '

quam gg Tomorrow, Thanksgiving Day, Tan

You Can Pin’

Your Faiths/,

` zto any representation we make with regard so our work. With a staf of Grst-casa work- mlua and the beet tools that money can purchase, we are mablcd to represent our work as strictly first-class in every respect. “By oar works are we known.”

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Founders, Engineers and Machinists. Steam Navigalon Co‘s Wharf. Chndottetown, P. E. 1. Phone 125.

Moarmsc Gumnnrr will not be is- sued. -» _ f

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f It is announced that Hon. A. S. Hardy has retir§ the Premier- ship of Ontario. He has held the posi- tion sinco July, 1896,; ,_ suc- ceeded Sir Oliver lllowiit. Hon. George W_. Ross _will tho __new Premier. Howes born in Canada in 1841 of Scottish parentage. Mr. Ross gin early life was a school teacher, rising to be an inspeztor, and later book a prominent part in the creation of the Model School system of On- tario. He is an L L D of St. An- drews Univsrsity, Scot-land. In public life he first entered the House of Commcns,and in 1883 was transferred to the provincial lield, becoming Min- ister of Education, which position he has since held- He is a fluent and able speaker and a staunch temperance

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AZAA. WEEK__.....

Of course you are coming to the BIG BAZ-

AAR.

All Bazaar week we will give extra large cash discounts to all out of town buyers.

Big BaZaar

B 3 Big reduction in car fare,

tonal bounty. The labors of the,

Big bargains in .

MARK RIGHT &C0

There is disappointment among our

Island volunteers that only twenty five men can be accepted from this province. That is, however about a fair proportion of the 1-000 men to be sent by the entire Dominion to South Africa. The Island’s population is not quite one fortieth of the total popula- tion of Canada. It is some compen- sation for our small number that a gallant oliicer from Cliarlotretown- Major Weeks---has been selected to command the company made up from this Province and New Brunswick.

The Catholic Bazaar

The Cathedral Bazaar which is in prc-

gress during this week drew a large crowd :gain yesterday. Lait evening the basement was literally parked with a surging mass and it was as much as a person could do to get through the im- mense throng.

The attractions ate many and a visi-

tor hardly knows where to commence to look around to see the various sights.

Th s‘£ancy tables held a large crowd

around them during the evening and it is saidfthat one tails alone took in over 870.00. _

The refreshment tables also had a

large _share of pttrouage and oysters were served as fast as they could be opened.

In '

the art booth a piano is at the ser- I

vice of any one who wishes to use it,and last night several very pretty selections were rendered by a y_oung lady student ot the Conservatory ol Music. Halifax.

.Itwould be an improvement to hear

this isnt ke t ein durin the ister igilezsgl tI§x“vl¥s°f5” \>°'i“°“ i~' lm' _ i We have the largest and most up -to date

,_ __ __ in this line to be found m the city, andour h

Miss Mutch is and artist so that we can guarant isfaction.

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vals when the band is not rendering its selections. A voting contest was, opened last night to are who was the most popular leader of the government ia this province. To- night this branch of the bazaar will be boomed, and will find the' geperal opiu- ion of the large crowd who are attend- ing one of the largest fairs ever held in the province. The vote last nigl t stood Farqnharson 95, Yeo 135.

The League of the Cross Bald which

is in attendance every evening discour- sed some fine selections, and among those selections some of the very latest.

To-day the opening takes place at the

usual time, 10 o’c1ock. and from 3 untl _6 p. m. the schoolchildren are admitted free of charge. The arrangements for to-day are the same, and the committee infcharge are r rerwred to meet as many more to day. no far the Bazaar is meeting with pronounced success and no doubt it will be so ii-iancially. ’ Two _lotteries took place last night. A handsome book,and a framed picture. The former was won by a Mr. Smith

Icing; Mr. .Iustwsd-»My__, darling,

wh a_ra_.ycu cry ing? A' ' Idiig Hrs. J nstwed-I have justroatl hots (hoe-heel) that all the world a?le___vor._;-Harry. sq__ear_to_ methat you de"aot'ucIpioes'_s§tlslracrrio f stflsctiea

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.Hood 3 Plllt While they rouse the liver, restore

full, negulaz action el the Iaewg

sheyslcnotgripeor-paln,do_

Irritate or intlame the internal organs,

st have a positive tonic elect. 56.

all druggists or by mail of

C. L Hoodia Go., Lowell, Kass.

and the latter by T Mr. Path. ¥£iogb1=..

is

Mr. Chas.E. Mc-Kzuhie-, Cavendish, was ' I _ PERSONAL MENTION. in the ci - esterda . . _

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Mr. John A. Messervey, returned by

the Princess yesterdav evening.

Miss Annie Mellish, was a passenger by

r. . . Wright, barrister-at-law,

Summeiside. was in the city yesterday.

Lady I)a.vies,and Miss Gertrude Davies,

are in Montreal attending Grans’ Grand Opera.

The Miss

Miss Jessie Sntherland,sister in-ls.w,and

t of M Re

Among the distinguished guests of Sir’

Thomas Lipton on board his Steam Yacht “Erin” is Mr.P.C. Larkin of the “Sa.‘ada’

property and 'franchises _ll 8XPOd|$i0lllly as can possibly bs dons in conformity with the law pertaining thsrsto." -And

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Work while yon' sleep

Without a grip or gripe,

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curing Biliousncss, Sick

Headache, Dyspepsia and - Ccnstipftioii, and mal'e

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¥ qulre. _

Low Prices- At-

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_ _ ! I » Grand Provincial Bazaar.

rangements.)

ALLEY

St. Dunstan’s Cathedral Basement, Oct 16th to 20th GHEAP RAILWAY FARES (see train ar-

.

To all Bsz=sa.r~ visitors from the country we guarantee '

pleasant and profitable time, VVe will do our »l.sre towards ir, b making spc-cial reduced prices on Boots and Shoes for Bazaar week

ALLEY & Cc» C-h’tcwn. P. E. I. ____.___________

Then there is our big display of

Slater Shoes for you to sec.

Just came in time for the Big Bazaar, lifteen cases of them,

all kinds, for men only $350 andL$5.O0 a pair

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ii‘2i§bl.”g§l’1Ti3“.‘??.°iS.3f..""" “”°‘ ”"' ”"°" _ The P-E - _ owls Speolal low ra M, R_ W_ S,,,,p,,,,,, Pdm Ed,,,,,d points along the line for those who wish to atten

Island was registered at the Brunswick, Cylghedy-al Bazaar :ind Manitoba on Friday last.

gues rs. ( v.) D. Sutherland for the

past three weeks,left fo: her Scottish home F

yestei day. ‘

,.C°yl°= Tea C0- _ _ _Will give special inducements in low pric

_ vlsttln the t ~ ° '

A general meeting ofthe share- hold- ~~be g cl y on that oooulon’ so anim'

ers of the N. S. Pork Packing C0-.Lim-' U ral purchases -at llhe us. ized. ws. nets is osaisilow Hsu. that you neednn. fancy soap-l,_o.d_i'\y -_ Ulsilewv. Thunder °* 11°* "NY-A stock of FA" L DRESS G('70DS`is very "clinics" The following resolution, _m0y_ed__gy - - I FU » .W_ G_ Ohrke ‘nd vueoadsd irln parrt¢lcu_a|'s _ ._ UGW. _ . . . Parsons, was _passed unanimously; _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . ._ _.sw ltesolved, That the.1i_.S.»Por_kPae_k_Ing- _ “ ' - ‘ fl ` "= » ° Co . Limited, proceed to the c-losingup

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gaseamef/c»vaww\»e»va~$ » ' ` _

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the eastern train yesterday after-noon, T0 YIS|t ‘HID fHl|l|0ll DUIIBPQ if 'B

Mrs. D. A. Bruce, was a passenger by

the S. S. Halifax yesterday afternoon. I _ .

M E H ' I ' '

NEXT

es Tweedy, of Alberton, are in i » _

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We are agents for this celebrated make of

also keep a large range of, English, Scotch and

Tweeds, Worsted and Serges.

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_ cert and lllerve Do ’ " _assnaiss antennas _

B fl WI » -~~ f.. I _` .fp _ _ _ ~ 3fnln'3"wiiiigs. eiigfi*-to hand. We think. they arathe iinest _ collect'

Véfyshlhl YQ" N- %ever_shown; for Fall and Winter Suitings

_ _ |,g¢g¢.see¢k¢. We invite inspection. _ _ _ 5 _ .

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anaonaan-1 'rA11.ons.0Bl1u.onn-rowr-mr

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“ 75c. “ 50c_

Q “ “ _ 45c_ bee our large range of ties at 33_§ per cent di

home quick and save mcney.

Cordon

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I in Fancv st-unrs also N|s`

SHIRTS W. G. &

Regular price $1 5_9 now $1_00_

'£1.33 ;‘ - soc. . ° 67 . C. ~ 57?..

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"I hose who are Fond

) f _ 1 . suuavslns. ot

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Should call at our store We can boil the f

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Good Cookingi

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sLa'r1~:R snortacsnrs. D0 t:»r.P_. . S I 0°" G" G'°°'5° “"5

, Repairing a specialty.

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