men in this world, to diess themselves ina rational and preseiitable manner- It leads up to the highest ideal in life.

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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER 20 i899

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It sooths away many of the rough edges which it is our lot to meet. 'I'herfeore,make yoursr li presentable- not only by your sunny' presence, Butalso by the clothing you wear-

You cannot afford to wear sloppy

clothing. It is a weakness of hu-

manigy tg judge apPe3l°8[lC@. T Men are learning that they cannot

aford to be ill dressed.

A yogng main Wi".O iS C`»!`l=l‘_‘SS Of

personal appearance will be careless in many other respects, and this is always taken into consideration when he applies for a situation.

Pmbert Burns says, “The mind’s

the standard of the man," but the kind of clothing a man wears is an indication, to a. very large extent, of his mind.

These facts we cannot alibrd to

ignore.

This looks as if we were writing

inthe interest of our clothing busi- ness-and we are, but it is also writ- _ten in your own interest.

We must all be constantly reminded

of many good things necessary to bring about our happiness, else we are apt to forget them. Yours very truly,

_llS;__ & C0.

Nair Yoak Cirr, Sept. 16. `

Those familiar with New York street-

will admit that lite thereon is already lull enough of tribulation and uncertainty, without having any further |elements ot uioitality added. Already thc cable-ca: s have caused a spot on Broadway at Union Square, to be known as l).adi M.in's Curve-that place by the Morton, House where visitors may rememberl that the conductor always cries -‘H ld last” and ether szreets, particularly iqoluinous Avenue, are vtriiy streets of tue Valley of the Shadow for tiose who are not used to the atarums of a great c.ty, and who do not know the aero- T biiic art ot' dodging a trolley-car out for ‘-business.”

However, despite the fact that exist-

ence in this burg even now hangs on a precarious and uncertain tenure, there is to bc another source of sanguinery danger added. This is the automobile. The automobile is now becoming as familiar a sight on the streets of New ___ York as an ordinary cab or an Italian ‘ peanut stand. Most of the Wall Street crokers go to and from ’Gnange in their T elegant mobes with fulness ol pride and iglory such as no olden-time potsntaie ‘ever dreamed ef. Indeed it is con- sidered an unequivocal evidence ol bucolic origin now to rubber-neck at an automobile, no less than to rubber at the skyscrapers, which last is always accpted as the true and absolute badge of “visitor” to Gotham. Of course that happens to be _another story. The main point is that tbeautomobile has added new ter-

rors to street life in tbs city,--terrors

Picklinglinegai.

The pickling season having come

round again we are prepared as usual to supply our customers with everything they may rnquire in this HID.;

We have a stock of.

Malt Vinegar, _ __ ian Vinegar,

. Spfséd Vwsser _ Cider Vinegar, ’

"'Proo{'White Wine' Vinegar, French White -Wine Vinegar.

A-13° Pi°Hi°8 lSPi°°9 05751119 the thousand street-cries.`_ And yet

BEEQB dt GUFFS.

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6000 12s bags now landing. 18,000 12s bags due to arrive thi

month.

~For sale low to the trade.

CHARLES HARPER,

Shediac, N. B.

sgpi 1s,'99-diw ~

A Lovely //\\

- » pised by the putiic. He was known 1;;

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W rew by sight and io iewer by

word-to mosily all by the a.-

oount,ot his princelv wanderings, i.il Every Way them, T

3 is nature’s choiceet gift ta _ ' man . . . .._

J 4* .af "f" Elegant ‘J .a¢

.“ \ _ _ q ' Photo 4' J 4* his son Cornelius, who mirri=d an

'I ' is mau’s favorite gift to dear- * est fr' d

when you can so easily ar- \c_.

r range a sitting at the Photo i '

__ , studio of 7'

GEO- I-I. COOK

». Cor Queen and Grafton St. ' >

Ch’town. f* 3

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S And the automobile doesn’t romise

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Why disappoint them longer _-`

which are new every morning and iresh each evening. Only the other night on Columbus Avenue, a Mr.Bliss, a promi- nent Stock Exchange broker, was almost instantly killed by an automo- bile as he was assisting a lady oi a car. The mobe was travelling at a rate ol not less than 10_`miles an hour. The worst ol the mobes are that they are almost noiseless, with their rubber 'tira_a, as the gasoline motirs make only a comparatively small noise which _is lost in the continuous roar of the ‘ city.

'1‘here’s a lot of trouble still coming

to New Yorkers, all right, as it there wasn’t enough here already. ‘ 4

Filth avenue is now about the oul

bruised New Yorkers can resort lor _relist from whizzing cabs and cars, and the awful din of gangs ind 'trunks and

people crowd into this city,\and spnrn life in small places like _ Boston and and Philadelphia where everything lies in gentle quiet and i simplicity, and there is nothing to cause nervous pros- tration except the worry of waiting tor somthing new to happen. Yes, dea- pite the cable-cars and their list io! victims, population daily pours into this vast metropolis. which, like some insatiable vulture, leeds on.the human beings who crowd into it to piiitully share in its glittering uproar and shame and sunering and sin.

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to make the show any more 'pleasant either!

PASSING OF VANDERBILT.

The death of Cornelius Vanderbilt

has cast a shadow over tae gayety oi Fifth Avenue at the Park end of which stand his magnificent palace home. However, there seems to be little gen- eril sympathy or notce in iegai-d to the

ni .ttf-ir, tor like all ine plutociats Van- d- roilt was suspected. fear-d and dis-

tfie prefs. He has bitt ed long w.ti an insiduous disease, which no mage oi huge tees could cc nquer, and so he knew he was suddenly to go. for many ye irs past. But it is said his uariei w.ti

ac reis against his will, precipizi ted ihg iievitat le hc-un He has not seen, nor

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A FOOT REST

This amount invested in FOOT ELM ;i;i_l_1__i§:;°;_ you 8_5 worth of comicrt it

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Spring Trade

The time has ~ome when you should look up your _ 1

> wardrobe and se howycu are Exed for spring war, A - In the event of you dec id ing to invest in a suit or

spoken to, his son lor several years, and he died that way-apart. However tc-:lay’s papers state that the son is not. as was expected, disiuherited- The will which will be probited on Monday, apporlious $l00.000.000 in the family, ot which young _Cornelius gets the re- gular share.

THE \vi~:.i'rHER.

Cool, very :cal-as much so as No-

vember usuallyis, which is peculiar for New York. Overcoats have even ap- paired in the last two days, and the siriw hat is already a solecism. But

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spot whore terrified and battered audi

yet in the way ot' hot waves no doubt, and.the next news will be of the return of General Humidity to the Bowery and the Ghetto for more deadly mischiff- Meanwhile Admiral Dewey boldly plows t trough the raging main.

M. A. N. H.

His Wonderful Parent.

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Papa went a-l:ishing

With his pockets full of bait;

tliere’s something coming to this town ~

Make Yourself Presentablef _ 'T sf/ er, 5

__ THE NEW YORK LETTER. %§@% _ 5C%§(! _E @%il?éis

in ` 'ssion o ‘ _ *"°°m°“P"‘ M" ‘ms f _ lllcsl If you buy. your Fall Suit from us

% It is correct in every particular

f ~. We do not head our card in this way because

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shape in the best possible style

He went all b his lonesome, »

And the luck he had was great.

He came home. bringing with him

A string cf ish that weighed

T Just twenty pounds. he tc»l»l us,

And a lovely meal they made.

Papa went a-fishing `

Upon another day,

And mamma she went with him -

He couldu’t say her nay.

They came a-trudgiag homeward

All tired out at night, _ ~

And mamma told uspapa Had never had a bits.

My papa.’s broken records

Ol nearly every kind -

A` greater man than he is _ It would be hard to lind.

He"s always doing wonders,

But here’s what bothers me;

He never seems to do them

When lol-_k`a_ aretboro toYaf_ee*.__=_ `

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950. 1 1' Our Adonis Glove in 'f

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selling at cost to make loom for fall stock coming in Greg* place _for birgains at

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serious about it- we believe it is true

L-__.AtNIlD VVIIY

' Because We Sell

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which _we know to be rnade by the best tailors labor, finished and put

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We know the material is fully shrunk, the colors are fast and we

Guarantee to that effect with ever y garment

We are waiting for a call from you

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