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THE GUADIAN CHARLOTTETOWN NOVEMBER 18 l89t>

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J gg Mclroo returned list night

inthe schoolrooiii of the First Methodist church this eveninv.

Y. P. l'--\i[setiu»° iii lla i:i<t

ngeordiaily invited.

ment in the First i\l»thodist cliiirch this evening at 7.10 o`clock.

Dir Diiiittoii, Kensington and \\`,

A, Brennan of Sumiiirrside are registered at the Davies.

gprctor of St. John. arrived in Char- lottetown last night and will to-dav iri-

mg Monday the 21st inst the Steamer

L. O. A.-The L0yal't)range Young l have had the lcd e room clean-

to.niglit, at 7.30 sharp. Important business. 910-

I. O. G.'l`. At Charlottetown Lodge.

No 68.. last evening a short but inter- ming micrtainment was rendered. also 'istiflig sneecli delived by Mr. War- ing, D.R.W.G.C.'l`., of New Brunswick, who dvalt with the plebiscite question strongly emphasizing the undesirability sions province (Q-irbec) ruling the whole Dominion in this matter.

lanil stam ed on the stem

cheaper then we could ever do

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55.00 in these goods. Other pipes 10 cents up

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Every _week or so we are receiving Hlrby the Car load DIRECT :mon pBlII.I.s IN oN'rAitio. lily: liiiliig tor Spot cash tie ara ln limi ti titer Flour ip our customers

liiresl iiiel Bitton price. all and see us before buying else-

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Drop in or telephone fo a dozen or so of ou German Buns,if you have never tried them they* will surprise and delight* you. They are baked as we bake everything.--just .

right and only

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MK B._\\ .ic.s;rh.s;-t~ of y_1nm;X_ ].;?,.,.s JOHN C. Clark. of Bay, View, was

bv the Princess is morning or i ova

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Hn; the Coqualeetzs. Mission Bfvitl y'

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Gleaned by Guardian Report-

ni»°°lf°‘?f'f _°°.“‘!-=*” ff "`°`\'l'~`e~ “sl ers and Correspondents.

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Tilt cnipifiietiy.. their Wai ,>i.~i...iT|ii latestllaailalile llappeiilngstliicurriiig

in the News lllslrlct.

Mi: E. T. Fiisnirss, of Halifax, is

in the city.

Mis \\'.l.. \V.iiiI_\.'c, Steamboat In-if Mu. R. N- COX. lllorellu was in ll"-0

citv yesterday.

~ - ' I Mas. W.-\i.ri~:it Hsszaiio was a as

'Pm me Sb' Elliott' , senger by yesterday mornings expiiiass

No'riCi-1.-Hillsboro Ferry cominen- . W€S’. _

. - - A LARGE lumber shed has been erect-

£g£b8$g§)2tx§v1vnIgik;DhegJ laS§7tI3l'ip led on the railway premises and work

there in general has an active and progressive appearance.

B ‘t , of 1 _ “£133 "mired and the°membe,.s We l Tun rumor around the city yesterday requested in atrend e speeitl rneetinei evening po the effect that the dead body

of Ann Gaynor had been found on the St. Petei’s Road tn;ns out to be incor- PECL.

A PItoi~‘i'I‘.ii»sI.i‘. evening is promised

to those who attend the school-room of the First Methodist church this evening. A good program will be rendered, i.- cluding musical selection from the Co- qualeetza Mission Band.

Mr. L. Mt. P0oLi-I took a trip east

yesterday to survey the schooner John 0’Neill,which went ashore on the south side of St. Peter’s Harbor. She is lying in about four or tive feet of water at hivh tide. She was on her way to New lork from the Lakes.

CAPT. FRED. NeLs0N, ot the steam-

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Better .

P’ ship Elliott, was united in marriage to

'pe I Miss Louise Nelson. of China Point, and

, _ e latterly of the United Stat€s.on Wed: ef- '5 made an Ywhere m th day, at the rectory by Rev. J Thryrin. World, than the f3~I110US B- B-3- Mr. George McLeod, of Sentner

pipes. There is no mistaking ‘& McLeod, Eupported the groom; while it, as every genuine one is Miss Nicholson acted as bridesmaid.

After the ceremony, at the residence of

P Y P - , ' 0m- di,-ect importation from Mr. John Saunders, Olehar Street, a. the manufacturers, enables us y stimptuous wedding supper was served to sen them 30 per cent Capt-.iin Nelson isa native of Hamp- ton.

before. _a Nisws has been received from New- We haue them in a. variety of hU1°;~`P0\`f. Mi1S9-- Of llle d9”§l1 Of J- gupesy. Sti,1;ng, Silver mounts, pil/'aries Frost, who vis1ted_thIs city_a degantyv f;n;Shed cased and tetvyears ago, was married to Miss

Lavinia Duchemin, daughter of Mr.

on . °’ . _ Edmund Duchernin formerly of this ~ r pnces range from 49° to 1 city. His death was caused by a c0_lli~"

sion between an electric car arid a car- riage in which he was driving on the 10.hinst. He was taken to the Anna Jacques Hospital, where he remained unconscious until his death on Sunday 11st_ He was 33 years of age, and leaves a widow and two children. The GUARDIAN extends its sympathies to the bereaved. '

THE splendid passenger sfearner

Tongariro will, on the arrival of the C. P. R. express on Tuesday, Dec 6th. leave St John N. B. taking passengers at special Christmas excursion rates, to Liverpool direct. She is a first class steamer in every respect, fitted out with large and bright cabin stateioome ladies saloon, ladies retiring room. smoking rooms and bath rooms which are all spacious and attractive. Thi- steamer is lighted by electricty and has all the modern .improvements with special arrangements made for the ac- comodation of passengers and carries no cattle. Mr N. Ratienbnry is the agent here and will be pleased to give information in regard to rates etc.

THF. GUARDIAN suggests that a new

pier be built between the P.E.l.Railway wharf and thc terry wharf for the ac- comodation of the large amount of freight which oftimes, and especially this time of the year. 8CCl1§D\1lHl0S f°I` transportation ex-rail. A pier placed hr-re, which need_not be on a.n_ expen- sive scale, besides giving opportunities for increased freight accommodation. would also be a good prevention against the filling up of the excavations made recently by the dredge and thus keeping deep water whereby vessels of ordipary size may receive and discharge freight. The old wharf is in great need of re- pairs as it is in many pla~ es in a very dilapidated condition and presents a dangerous appearance. The morning posts are too "few and far between besides some of them being very akaky. The freight shed is entirely too sinsll and were a larger one buiit and im~ provements made to the wharf,_shipperii would feel more disposed to risk their freight and vessels and would feel Safer during heavy weather. To prove the

me necessit of these im rove-

_» Carr H- M. D..visoN has received

ln Charlottetown yesterday.

H. J. CUNDALI. wasa passenger by

the western express last night.

THE bark Lima is ashore off Tidnish

in Baie Vette partlv load-~ t with deal. She was bound from B .ie Verte to Great Britain.

TIIE P. E. Island legislative journals

for 1795, contain an act for preventing geese from running atnlarge in Char- lottetown-good enough.

Mia. PAUL \VHI'ri~;, foreman of the 1.

‘C. R. round house in Point du Chene, dropped dead yesterday forcriiaon while at work. Heart disease is supposed to have been the cause.

Joris Fi-zitcnson, who has been in

charge of the Drivers' Huis pit. Glace Bay, C. B., was found dead in two feet of water near the .shore at that place Wednesday niorni ~ 3.

from Lord Aberdeen, the cup presented to him by the company. The cup which is an elegant one, was won for efficiency inthe Artillery competition No. 1, company leading the whole Dominion.

Mii. MCKEEN of St. John. N. B., is

in this city on business in connection with the wrecked bark Bcrtino, which l was wrecked at Wood Islands and tow- ed into this port a short time ago. He twill examine the vessel and expects to discharge the balance of her cargo. She will probably be laid up here for the winter.

Miz. Fiznnnnicx V. Vassar, of Char-

lottetown Royalty, and Miss Agnes Palmer, youngest daughter of James Palmer, Esq., of Ozeridvke, DeSable, was married on Wednesday afternoon at the home of the bride. The Rev. T. B. Reagh, Rector of Milton Parish, per- J formed the ceremony. ~MiSs Gertrude Palmer, a cousin.was brides maid. After the marriage service a dainty repast was partaken of by those present; after which the principals drove to their fu- ture residence in East Royalty.

Mus. DANIEI. MCKENNA, of Bishpp

St.. has been missing since Sunday. Shortly after breakfast she went out of; tho house without having made any pre- p-iration for leaving her home. Noth- ing was thought of the matter at the time, but as the hours passed and she fiiled lio return, her friends grew ans.- ious. Inquiries were made from house to house, but no one had seen anything of the missing woman. All seagch sub- sequently made in the city proved in ef- fectual. Hcr friends have now heard that she crossed to Southport in the 10.30 boat, but nothing further has been learned of tier whereabouts. Sue has relatives living at St. Marys Road. Lot 91, over thirty miles from Charlotte- town, but whetheror not she started for or reached there still remains a my stery. The unfortunate woman was at times

thought that a sudden attack of this nature prompted her to waiider from home. Had she taken shelter in any of. the houses in the suburbs, it is probablel that word from her would have been received ere this.--Patriot. i

somewhat weak in her mind it isl

THE beautiful new organ built for St James’ Church by the Karn Organ and Piano Company, was played, in public for the-first time last night by Mr. S. N. Earle, who- played a varied programme of classical, modern and extempoiized music before a fairly large audience. The organ is a large and very hand- some instrument with tubular pneu- matic action, a large number of ' stops, and eminently good tone. The pro- gramme was calculated to display all the capabilities _of the new organ nr-d organist. and the favorable coininents heard as the audience dis- pt-rsed; were evidences that the recital was a distinct success. We are sorry that we have not space at our dispcsztl to comment fully upon the various numbers upon the programme and that we have not been able to obtain the opinion of responsible and capable critics as to the merits of the fine instruement; but we must not neglect to give full credit to the several vocalists’ who as- sisted Mr. Earle and 'who' without ex- ception sung in such away as fo delight the audience. Mr.Charles Earle’s rich voice was a revelation to his hearers.Miss Amy Earle sang in excellent voice and form, as did Mrs. Norton, who is de- serving of much commendation for so kindly taking the place of Miss Earle at the last moment. We hope to ‘be able in the near future to put: upon re cord in our columns the merits of the new organ in St. James’ church. as well as to give a detailed description ` of the renovations and repairs lately made in the church which is now one"of the best appointed in the province."

W. M. S.-The service in the school-

room of the First Methodist 'church this evening, will be of an especially inter- esting character. An address will be given by Rev. G. M. Campbell on the work of the W. M. S. as represented by the General Conference. The report of the Branch meeting at Frederiction, N. B., will also be read by the returned delegate. A cordial welcome is extend- ed to the public. Collection in aid of the- society.

QUEEN HOTEL, Nov. 17.'-W. L.

Waring, St. John; Rev.JanIes Sinclair. Bridgeville, N. S.; E. Wagstaff, Hali- fax ; John McEachern. Cherry Valley; J. Rufus Starr, Starr's Point. N.S; Jas. D. Lawson, Clty.

TRADE AND SHIPPING

`_The Citv of Ghent is due here to- eight-_

The Halifax will make but two trips

more to this port this season.

The Polino was in port yesterday

from Montreal with a fair freight.

_ PORT OF CHARLOT'l`ET'J\VN.

Nov. 17.-Ar. Wm. Duioir, White

‘Piigwasli:Etoildu Ma in. l)\vis, Pie

ton; SS. Polino, Lach..nce.`Montrcal; SS. Electra, McLaren, Montague; Bea- trice, McLean, Chatham.

Nov. 17-Cld. Wm. Dunbar, White,

Pugwash; SS. Electra, McLaren, Mon- tague; SS. 'Newfnuud and; Farquhar, North Sydney; Miletus. whankle, do.; SS. Polino, Lachance, Su John‘s, Nild.

to clear.

HATS.

orth $9.00 for $5.50 “ . 8 00 “ 4.90

6.75 3.95 5.90 3.50 6.00 3.60 7°20 4.25 5.45 3.25' 7.50 44.0 7,25

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IT ,T Burn it in a lamp alongside of lacy oil you can obta

B e unprejudiced in your' jriilgrinciit and you will sure

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"JUST A WORD

About London and Paris pattern Hats and Bounets. We have only 9 Hats and 6 Bonnets left and here are the prices

As our milliners turn out work second to none in the prov

BONNETS. 1 worth $6.00 for $4 80 1 *‘ 5.50 “, 3.25

4.70 2.90

,“ 7.25 £25

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i-_ y ' The plain, straight story is as follows:

if Twenty-eight pieces of good, stylish, serviceable Dress Fabrics

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Twenty-three of them range from 56c to 85c originally-

other five were about 48c. ~

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From us. We hiive been particularly successful with' our Bedroom Suits this year-,Sold more than ever before in

our experience. Must be a reason for it' high grade

_ Furniture at low-grade prices. '

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