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QFIEXIEHE ! LARGEST STUCK EVER SHUWN Ill P. E. ISLAND.

g THE Bosrhiiorricnl. co,

Hasjust opened in Ch’town one of the ﬁnest Optical Parlors management of our re‘ fraction specialist. \ In order to introduce our latest methods of estimating and correcting errors of refraction he will make all tests FREE and sell at ret-ail all goods at- jobbers prices for a few

in the Maritime Provinces, under the

days. Come at once, don't delay.

Difficult cases which have

heretofore baffled the skill of other opticians lacking Mr. Jor- dan ’sr emarkable training and experience especially solicited.

No case too diﬂicult for us. _ ' Our specially low opening prices: Solid Gold Frames, warranted

Best; Gold ﬁlled frames, warranted 10 years Gold ﬁlled Frames, warranted 5 years, Fit-sq, quality lenses, warranted per pair,

Gold Alloy Frames,

Nickel Gold Filled Nose Piece, Nickel Steel or Steel Frames, Call at once.

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Queen Street, next to W. F. Carter.

Open evenings.

$3.55 2.55 1.85 1.40 60c 85c 60c

MaKay Jordan, Manager.

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Should call at our store.

W's can boil the prices of Souvenir goods, Watches, Clocks J ewelry and Spectacles, down to suit the tastes of any customer

W; COOK

airing a specialty.

o Watchmaker and J eweler, , Cor. Grﬁreorgejand Graﬂzon St.

‘ The (J-tm-par-y was cheered to have pres-

THE GUARDI \N, CH UULTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER 27 1899.

LOCAL BRIEFS

Latest News of the City and Province.

By Reporters and Correspon- dents Everywhere.

REMEMBER the sale of W. D. McKay’s funiture at l1 o’olock today.

W K. S. S.—Field day on Saturday tltrnoon. Admission 1O ccLt .

THANKFULLT’ received at Falcon word O16 roll of papers from W. P. Doull. Fvq.

ON Sattrday next the pupils of West Kent Street School will hold a ﬁeld day it the C. A. A. A. grounds. Tre eports will begin at 1.30 p. m. An -Xcelient program has been prepared.

A SPECIAL to Tut: GUARDIAN from J. E. Wood, secretary to the Halifax axhibiliomstttas that a match race be- tween Minota and Warren Guy has been trringed for Friday next at the exhi- oition course.

Q. C. R. A—The annual competition will take place tiday at Kensingzou Riﬂe Range, matches to cammence at" 10 o’clock a. m. The secretuys oﬂlca will open at 9 a. m to receive entries. The above matzhes will be shot with- out uniform.

Tm: meeting of the District Division S. of T. held at Fredericton on the 21st was fairly well attended and a fair amount of business was transacted. A - public meeting was held at night and was a grind success, the hall being crowded. A good lateriry and musical programme was rendered.

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MONTAGUE Norse z-Harvest is al- most dune, and many of the farmers are done with fall's threshing. Wheeling is good here now-A butcher a tin- smith, a bicycle. two pieces cf meal. made a very funny looking heap on one of our .-treets one day last week. No one was hurt badly.— Mr. Maynard McDonald is building a largo and spac- ious store at tho Montague 'Mills. Wo hope to see Mr. McDonald succeed," in his new enterprise. Mr. McDonald is a favorite, and no doubt will receive good patronage.

Lorn. Cnusmnna-The meetings of the young ‘Temperance Crusaders was

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operations.

holiday vacation. Wrighvs Hall were well ﬁlled. The Worthy Commander. Mr. J. I. Chappello, gave a report of the work done during tho past term. Number admitted 54; number dropped from the roll 26; number transformed to Senior Workers 11. now on the 1-011144. Senior rﬂicers and workers 20. Total number of

concerts 5. Temperance tracts dis- tributed S00. The following Junior ctﬁcers were duly installed r-Captain, James Robinson; Lieutenant, Florence Currie; Marshall. Helald, Noah e Garnhum;

Heath; G.rl’s Banker, Janie Batt zBoy s,

‘Ensign. David Carr; GirPs Ensign. thepocket of each garment guaran- Lizzie Elliott; Boys’ Sergeant, Burt teoing the workmanship to the fu-ltst Hooper; Girlb Sergeantﬁeorgie Small. extent.

A very interesting programme followed.

sent R v Dr Temple,D.M.lV.Patriarch olt-ie Sons of Temperance. ‘vho ad- dressed the children at some length. A Good TIIDB Coming On was very 8c- eoptablv sung by Bro. John Ross. Closing time came all too soon.

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a Pnrasrtnrp Dress Fabrics are at way reliable. Guaranteed Fast Colors

guaranteed Satisfaciion. Serges. Graves nettes, Silk Warp Endorse, POPHBB- Coverts and Fancy Blacks. _Ask your merchant for them.

is man’s favorite gift to dear- _ ' ' est friends. _, Why disappoint them longer -- ' when you can so easily ar- y/ range a sitting at the Photo

1- Q studio of

GEO- H- COOK,

"‘ ~ Cor Queen and Grafton St. f

or the round trip, $2.25. F. W.

by our farmers as it may soon super-

boiling, pulping and grinding. It has done so in many parts of the South and West. *

Brosz. at their farm and all who have

well pleased gleaned by looking over the premises and by conversing with the owners. All who take enough interest in a thing of this kind to desire to verify the above should call at the ~~jVirginia Home,"

where they may be, sure of receiving, from those courteous and progressive Virginians such knowledge-as comes within the scope of their agricultural

Crusaders in Company-A. 164. Public wllldprﬂﬂf Ready t0 Wear

Blanche Riggs; of buying Shorey‘s Ready to wear Guard; clothing. We will try to do 1t_as brieﬂy Tommie Gillis; Boys’ Ba ker. Ernes: 41s possible.

spunged and shrunk and w ll not spot with the rain or shrink. saving of money and increase in com- fort. i

goods. tell that a Rigby garment is waterproof is that it will not get wet. The cloth remains porous so that it will admit the air but keep out the rain.

l tlllewn the levee. llll

ff Halifax, NT? Exhibition.

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Cherry Valley.

All persons engaged in aglieuliur

by Bitlock Bros,

spending their time attempting r

Virgiuy.”

The ﬁrst departure from our system of farming was in ‘97 when they em- This intelligently planned and scientiﬁcally performed was a fail- to the shonness of the growing season. Last year some water-

barked in the peanut culture. work although

ure, owing

melons and tobacco were cultivated

can be

hould be thoughtfully considered

ede the present laborious method of

A great mlny personsmome of whom

reside at a considerable di-.tance are in-

For ﬂeeting (in r e

erested and have paid a visit to Bitlock

xprossed‘ themselves to the writer are with‘ the information

Horrccnrununsr. .

THE KEELEY CURE Those wishingtobe cured of the crsvinsg

for Alcohol Morphine, Tobacco and Cigar- etoes aotc Po eoley Institute Reference: R. C. Gore‘, L TUuNER, , Henna W. B. Bosnia-son snroa W. Casual. who“ number .Mrs.A. L Jonuson MnaR. J. Cumenm.

rtland. Maine. K

Womunu, Wm,

P. P.

Clothing. Let us explain to you the advantages This make has a gu iranteed C rd in This is worth mruey to you. The cloth in Shorews t-l uhing is all This means a

Many of their lines are waterproofed

Rigby waterproof cloth feels, looks nd handles the same as unproofed The only way that you can

The Boy‘s and Chilirerﬂs goods are

made to stand the strains that boys give them. As boys are pretty much , all alike you will understand what this means.

JAS. PATOll d 60.

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From Charlottetown, via Proton,

Sept. 22nd to Sept. 28th inclusive, good toreturn not later than Oct. 2nd for the round trip $5.00-

On Monday, 25 Sept, good to re-

turn on the ﬁlth; and on Wednesday, the 27th, good to return on the 29th,

HALES, Se zretary.

Experimental Farming in

pursuits living in or near Cherry Valley, are closely watching the experiments being made concerning certain crops, two enterprising young men who emigrated to this coun- try from Virginia a few years ago. Buying a farmin this section and being men of considerable wealzh they are

make the Garden of the Gulf produce some of the vegetables peculiar to "Old

The watermelons shared the same fate as the peanuts, but the tobacco grew and matured with results so favorable that this year an acre of the green leaves may he gazed on Zwith rapture by the lovers of the weed. sweet potatoes and a. large patch of onions give promise just now of an ex- ceptionally heavy yield, but the former is an uncertain crop.

These gentlemen say that corn is more proﬁtable for stock feed than any of rho grains grown hers,*for after feed- ing it whole to fattening cattle with beneﬁcial results the excrements of these cattle are utilized by the hogs that run loose with them. Though it cannot be claimed taat beef is pro- "duced at less cost by this than by some other up-to-date method, it claimed, and with reason, that the pork is prepared for the market in the cheap- est and easiest way. This kind of feeding

A few

ABOBIBALD" Anuxsmmn - 2'

y the wonderful Rigby Process, and - this without extra charge.

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splendid lines we carry.

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A Ladies’ Dong.

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display - of 1- nilverwoar. Wig; I cur

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JEWELER AND ENGBAVEB.

AN IDEA’-

of the

large assortme

style. quality and price of our

Rings, Plain Rings and

by inspecting our stock.

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Sunnyside

We Glory l

In the fact that we give satis faction to our customers. When remitting the amount

of their account, they write us that they are

More Than Pleased___-‘

It can be YOUR experience if you try us.

Jill. TAYLGB

The Popular Printer.

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A FEW INES FSU

Worthy of Special mention even among the man l‘

A Ladies’ Box Calf Laced Boot

Boot, Goodyear Welt 0132.78

A Gents Box Calf laced Boot Good llouvy Solo at $21.50,

A Gents Box Calf laced _ Goodyear Wolilat

See our lines of $2 Ilongolas for Ion, Big Discounts on all lines of Golurol goons.

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solid Gold Gem Rings, Keeper 1 i

Child's Rings can only be had ~55;

Goodyear Welt at $2.50 i

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Reduction in Blouse tlllll Shirt Pillsivv"

Blogse Pins per set 21 cents. Shirt Pins per set 21 cents. Lornette Chains and Cyrano Bead Chains from $100 up. An elegant assortment of jewelry and watch“, at reduced prices also a nice lino of ' Rerairins Proms"!

attho Modern Jewelry and Fancy GoodsStore.

JURY & .60.,