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THF. GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN DECEMBER 21 1898,

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_ 1’ Th Boston Post tolls th t the _

Banks of Nova Scotia is abo‘ut to §P_~az" tn -

° open a large establishment in that _ A _ . __ _ V _, i

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---#1 " city, on what is termed “the Hnest

wicnivnsmlr niizcnianitii 21 ms. location for a bank in the city ”

This will be the first time tliata

'J I R I U _ I Canadian bank has invaded Boston, ' l ”‘°'“'““‘l"_‘f';"'“‘°" .nd the Post tens that it his oreoteo _ , _ i Vermont is a prohibition state, but no small stir in banking circles. It __ ‘ _ * I _

a strong effort has been recently is added on the authority of a well-` . '

made eq repeal the law A1; the last known banker that “there is plenty

state election the issue was largely of business awaiting such a conserva-

tive and as the same time broadl

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high license versus prohibition, and ' ` ` y 1» _ _ mpgfgg had gong fm-th thgt 5 major- managed institution as the Bank of _`_ . _

` ity of the members elected would NOW S<=0f»io-" _ _ _ _ _;

_favor high license and of course a re- ---- ' ` _

peel of the suppressive law. But the The question has been raised 1 V _ _ _ _ ~ - _ _ ~

' d' ed whether Mr Le' hton McCarth the Now is the time to do our Xmas sho i while stocks are com le

legislature has met and a iourn ~ 18 _ 7, - y p ng P

“ and Pfehibitien femeine the le' °f ‘-'°°”‘b°' °l°°‘ ff" 1fi°"" S"“°°°» "ill pgragraph contains an inspirationfor a suitable3Xmas gilt, _ _ ._

=Q§QQQlOI’QQ= , “h° "ew _ ““PP°"° ‘h° L““"°" 3°""'“‘“°“° "‘ e extend a cordial invitation to young and ol citizen or g

2 GIFTS FUR

It's often very perplexing tog

ladies to know just what to give to their :bachelor friends -who have Q “trinkets” galore-_-such as are usually given at Xmas time. _ 1

They are certain to appreciate any|of the following, which are _ USEFUL, and if a man valuoB@

ianything, ilfs Something he can

USE\

Nobby “String” Ties 95:: each ‘ Handsome flowing end Ties 60c each @ Lined Kid Gloves 556 pair

3 Silk Lined Mocha Gloves 1.60 pair

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White Shirts, 3 for $1.50 Umbrellas ` 68c up to $3.85 Mufflers l5c to 1.75 Fancy Shirts 55c up to 1.50 @ Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Hos-

iery, Underwear, Golf Hose,Sweat-

ers, Cardigan Jackets, etc., etc,

f~ Pillust we

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Ruiuluiism

is oertainlyi cured

by the use of

RRY PTIAN _

RHEUMATIC

0IL.

For sale by all Druggist

Price 251: per bottle.

lay 25 ood lyr I

REMOVED

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North Side of Queen's Sqnar

right upstairs.

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555 Ei? 9-e°

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at I Abou I

_ __- A Steel Feed Boller tak roll!

We have some nice steel boilers Instock that we will sell at a_

e small advance on cost. ¥ _ ~

Th°=° b°“°"° '“° ‘“‘“l° °‘ il” terests. Canada is and has been left '° be seen' Besldes this having

` ted t k

Perfectly free to settle her tarilf as iimpm' ex ra Pac ages: W°

she pleases, even to an extent that i;';r_E(_)I geilrofoffesffgfsltr# inight be Against the interest of l3rit- ‘Q Veca Violette’ Mascara, Blu ish _ manufactpreis. The National #Ny,,p},;a, et,,_'_ em # Policy found little favor in Britain, ' ’ -

best steel plate and by the best 1.. boiler makers. _ = We guarantee them wipe first; _ 1 c ass in every t. o cast _-.____ iron ends, all steel? _ Call and seeus before purchasing

Q also where.

,_ THE MODERN.” Founders, Engineers and Machinists. ' LE- Steam Navizatlon Co’s W hai-f.

.V Charlottetown. P. E. 1.

Phone 125 .

in constant sission, is waiting" to try

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return because the county court, kept

them. In St. Albans the prosecuting oflicers have pressed the violaters of the law so vigorously that the hotel- keepers .are threatening to dispose of '_-heir property and leave town. In Burlington, the largest city in the state, “the saloon men have taken t0_ the woods and the town is dry.” '

In Vermont as in Charlottetown

the policy of the opponents of pro-

to the fullest extent possible and then raise the cry that the law is no good because it does not prohibit. These tactics, which have been too frequent- ly successful elsewhere, failed in Ver- mont and the principle of prohibition

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A strong reason why cities should

retain as far as possible the street franchises which are theirs by right is found in the recent struggle in Chicago. The street railway com- panies, which have enjoyed a lucra- tive monopoly for a long time past, made a determined effort to secure an extension of their charter for 50 years. There is strong reason to be- lieve that they bought up every pur- chaseable member of the city council, but thanks to the vigorous exposures of the press their scheme has met with a present defeat. No doubt further effort will be made, but it is hoped without success. In the ineantime Toronto is deriving a handsome year-

tlement of the diferences between the two countries, and that it will

perial government the Canadian com-

_ No doubt there is a strong feeling in Britain in favor of making an early

is being brought to bear that would lead to any sacrifice of Canadian in-

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FOR YOUR Holiday

Presents

Try here. Look in our Windows, come in and. "1 xnlasg walk round the store-special discounts this ‘

week.

but it was vot interfered with. There is no likelihood of undue British in- terference or direction in the present

settlement. % Sunnysldfl-

To Cure a Ooldin One Day- -“"“*' l _ - _ F _

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t».'?..“,§‘,_?et‘¥2ltl.‘Z1 R¥2‘2.%.9.‘§‘ll‘?€..t2‘€2”es%il % W& _ l '_l 'ul ll' 'M' l lu' U1' \ 'll ' l ll.lll§llllll MW 25c Merch 17 9 mos. rl. 8cw~ A I A

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duced in the hougg and 3, Vigo;-035 YOIlDg MP. MCC8Pthy l’»00k lll8 Blind ‘and exciting discussion tcok place upon the platform of his uncle. the

' upon it, but the bill was rejected, and late Mr. D’Alton McCarthy, who ran . A 4 ` .

_ Q only received 61 vows in ,_ hguge of the election of 1896 as an Independ- _ 0 C I _ ,; _ 245. The result of the discussion in our-, but gr-ve a general support to the . _ ‘ ° _ '

8 ‘the legislature has been to give new Liberal leader. Mr. D’Alton Mc- _ *

. ` energy to the enforcement of the law, Carthy was opposed by a Liberal in _- '

and there are hot times in that contest. The way is therefore I off the balance of our Ladies’ Jackets. As our pricds this fall were

the principal towns of the state. Clelrly Open for the member elect to r any 01-,hepstore in the city’ We had a hrge sale, but we have a S

R Ykv' 11 hd h' ld'd,'f.d' dd _ - ' . _ 't1`lf;ew;"\§°5’_be lgguor if ,,;’e‘r‘§ gsm; “r‘;as(‘)‘§’°”t“; i :lily which we’ll _clear at 20 to 30 per cent discounts l

land are in exile, having crossed the P056 he Will C10 Otherwise. _border into New York and dare BW, _ ----° '

The great six days bicycle race in Madison Square Garden, New York afforded another proof of the superior

over the drinker. Miller of Chicago, ` is a. total abstainer from all intoxicat- ing drinks and tobacco as well. He rode 2,007 miles in the six days. Wal- ler, who came in second and made 1,985 mile*, is also a total abstainer. Pierce, thethird man at the close, with a record of 1,906 miles, is a

hibition has been to violate the law 'mall Who “dflllks Very SPi“`lUSlY-” 1° l

fact the men who trained on liquor dropped out as a rule on or befpre the fifth day of the race, because the temperance athletes were too far ahead to leave any hope of overtaking them.

Arewearing on the system. The constant coughing disturbs rest and keeps the lungs and bron- chial tubes in an irritated and inflamed condition. Dorftneglecf the hacking cough. Get rid of it with a. few doses of

DR. WO0D'S

NORWAY PINE SYRUP, -the most prompt, pleasant and

‘ perfect cough, remedy known.

Miss H. Bradshaw, of Wesleyville, bears this out when sho says: “ily brother was troubled with A very

‘bad hacking cou hwliut after using

gn-ee béittles oglllir. ood s Nciiévtvay me e was com

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ly revenue from the street railway pp, wgggllg ` »_ Gundsl _ - sungfstllulf 'TCI'

there, while other cities heve reckless- Ng;-N13’ _ in costume lengths for Xmas Presents I Gi? L"mb C`*P5 13 give” “way like chmces' ""9 _ New textures, new designs and at- x“\Qs P|lQgQ||‘tg, , 2 y Lamb (A98 R

It is nbw said that the internation- a5:!i"tioll'tle 1 ,§:;;i;2o§;) 1?: n§;m:2oi1;§;;.t;:;(l W k A bo f h I Milfs HUF

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E 1 ° the ee ° use ne.. view of the feet that he was opposed , _ _ _ , I cl °;,'fhi"; license Sgr' wi” ,DMG by ,_L,be,.,_1_ The situation is thi., or purchaser. Youll be treated with every courtesy .and 'every "

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endurance of the non-drinking athlete _'

ei'

‘i Sale J

i Ladies’

Wrappers.

Lai- I gi-r crowds than ever will be

prawn to the Wrapper Department

this week, We are selling two job

ii be st mi sfnrmeo b the is fi" is ` R 1°” °f_ Ladiei W'“PP°’° “'” 1”” "mn ' » ,unit suis iniosd

25 PER CENT DISCOUNT

We have placed on our Dress Goods

County 25 costume Lengths (6 yds) which we’ll clear at a discount of » 25 per cent all New gords and

ll Latest Styles.

Fancy Goods.

Fancy Glassware, Japanese Ware, Metal Ornaments, Fancy Baskets, 'I'.eat»her Goods, Picture Frames,

Fancy Screens, etc.

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New silks that will

838% leg. 1 tm "’ y y I wholesale prices. _ E “ ee” “ “"’° hacking , 95 I..d_ies’ Wrappers, well made. p _Yoon sro bisque dons, was do1is,y,,-,icy Brock, Sim

ine”-t'lY finished in Pffitty Shades? E china dolls, large dolls, small dolls, ‘Fa cy Strippd Saks,

73 Ladies’ Wrap V* Well llnedry dolls and slee in dolls

3, I Dolls for 2-5c each, y~ GBITVS Dolls for 50c each, M

_ Dolls for $1 each

ueiikwaar Dolls for $1.80 each.

_opened _ _ 3 sl k Cgngv Swrm I Men’s washable four-in-hand ties _ -_ Baltic Seal Gonna,

l Men’s washable bow ties 8c each Y ' ‘f 'E Ayiska Seal Com",

Latest styles in bow ties 20c each _ _ _ _ 1 RUF

25,, each Pictuie hooks, rocking horses ~

dolls furniture, horses, etc, etc. UP ll

likely to agree upon a treaty in set- d""¢l"'°' l A Banca; ` ° 0011219, kid gl°V°9» ` _ = Algska 351,19 Muff,

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mi 'o d r h. 1 ' ` _ `i S” nm may °°“°e ° °° ”“‘° ¥ Days _ Shifts' nik iisndkert-tiers and hsndkerohiefs

* our disnlay of PERFUMES AND 1 - ATOMIZERS is-one of the finest'

Selling prices our prices. -

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“I °°mmis3l°“ 3'” Wwhingwn ‘re °"£'° f°r $"°°° ° er rice $1 selling now for 75c yd _ or xes’ mc! ry’ *Tibet Fur Huis `

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of reciprocity. We note in a few of _ (Xmas °°m°s but °“°° ° Yen) B0y’g by-gpg; 8, 10, 12 and 15g pai;-_ 1 ' M , R_n wood Glo'

_ ‘ _ _ A nice pair of braces would make 3_?i’.1‘ ~ c€|\t,S

probably inc.ude a limited schedule * - A a very acceptable gift for man or boy, _ y "gd gy

c ed' 1. ‘ ¥ ° e S \ s i

0°* WWWFH “U “"1 em “D508 S0111? § X A Men’s braces 12, 15, 20, 36 and 2 MP, Auwod Glove

fear that under pressure fiom the im y 30,, pe, P," uP_ y ~ M9” 3 Lmed K d G1

~ en’s i o

Just a. little better than the say so is the do so of our advertisemen

_,ful lXmas presents, s 'e designs-depenl

~ this Week 98° eavch- dressed dolls, undress dolls, talking Clipped Tagetasilks

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' Waists, shirt measures ‘L yds, in very Dons for 5C each, ' Furs ful' »_ ' PFGUUY Shade* this Week ' $1 50 Dolls for 1Oc each,

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A large assortment of new Ties just ' v COLLA1

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Nobby string ties ‘ _ I l _ F Handsome Rowing end ties 60c each, drums. l>0§f»3» £51593, d0ll9» dl3l1¢5i Chm°l“n°' Rua*

p ? m Buffs

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“|1955 Hi; k Ruifs

II 'leg .lllgin-i‘¢-!l¢r75J.*4l£“!i'

W _ Now what would be more mcep. in boxes, Xmas handkerchiefs, etc, _Lined Reindeer Glov

° ‘l°°°l° ¢° Pleeelvg 111°* table to 8, gentleman than ,,, Present needle cases, fancy hair ornamentsj Silk Lined Mocha G1

and friendly settlement of existing _ 1 _ - , _ 1,, k _ _ ' _ _ _ `difr`erences, btit we can find no good ¥ giiilltllse-gltrtiix liaelp ffeslidiizygé* ,of say, 3 fine white shirts; we sell. ._ Elia; \Ll;, £;`:;yZ»0§;l;l’68ilcko¥;‘: etI;lll0W Fill' 141031 AUl59l0P9

reason to believe that any pressure §over._ No one doubts but thati » 3 WHITE SHIRTS, S1 50.

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Men’s‘ Lined Mocha

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in Childrens sizes are something new with '

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Rattan Rock ers,

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Women’s “ 2 l-2 to 6 at 1.35

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ns-they are not expensive, but look very

dressy for school closing, etc.

0|* ciindresfe sizes 5 to 7 1-2 at 31,00

Children’s “ Sto 10 1-2 at 1.15

Girls’ “ ll to :Z at 1.25 '

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Cobbler-Seat Rockers, _

Combination Desks and Book¢~ Se

eautiful Hall Racks, &c, &c.

Call in and get our prices on any of the

will surprise you how cheaply you can buy cally useful.

teaches.

Imit Mahogany Clmlfsi

Reception Chairs, _

Easy Ch

Child;

BamlJ00 ‘li '

Walnut & Mah0g“ny

Ladies’ Writing Desks.