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THE GUARDIAN, CHARL01'1‘ETOWN;-OCTOBER 17, 1898.'

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We have .i stock We’re proud of-a good stock

ggrth for your inspection.

_-'t new stock -no better in the province; perfect

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every detail, brought from lthe four corners of ,the

It You Are Interested

in the Latest and Best '

H0008

_at small cost, call and see our lines, they will

bear the most critical inspection and I compari-

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P. S.-Special bargains in navy serges-bought at a bargain,

i nd asbargains they go.

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Ale,

Soda,

Phcsplsaie, E oo 5'. 'I P Ku' able. SLD pers from 35¢

Lodi Felt

other flavors manufactur d ` fur

trimmeil' and _ Dongola foxed Misses Carpet

$l.l5 and Cloth S_1ip-

Ladles Fine pers, all prices

Felt Buskins

Fur trimmed extra tlne turn Misses and sole. $1.25 Child

dr Hood, Truro, N. S. WHOLESALE BY

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First-class Butter makers lllmughout the country mak-

V "llg butter all the time. If

YW Want some Gilt Edged Blltter salted to suit your “Ste send us the packageou _“nt filled and we can have lireturned to you in a very shomime. This is th.-_ time “have your winter butter P*°k0d- cheaper now than Her on -and quality guar llleed

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at Honest prodts’ _ |

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“ Ar Home Proms" comfort nnrnnng

Here are some comfort-

able Shoes for house wear.

Men’sCarpet

and Felt S ip-

a pair up.

Childrens and

Pells GX-

tra line Felt

Juaiplts--~-ggry o nd ,$1.00 ii

Infants Felt

Julielts Fur trimmed--very cute- 581; a

1; e.i't.e.es°..s;:i.s6° rif- t E ALSO cheap Cloth, Carpet _ 3. and Felt Slippers-as .cheap as 3°` you want them,

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L At Orwell Cove, on Tuesday. - Sep- D - _ -tomber 6th, to Captain and Mrs. John A i

Nicholson, a daughter.

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SIR,--After arriving home from my

trip to Klondyke, I thought it well to expressafew thoughts through your columns.

After a rough journey of three mo ntha

We reached Dawson on the ‘lst ol May, all in the best of health and high spir- its. We found Dawson a town of about thirty live thousand people. It is about thirty tive miles long and thickly dotted witl1;tenis,some of canvass and others of wood. 'l‘he streets are yet in their natural state, not even turn- piked.

It would be vain !or me here to at-

tempt a full description ot the route by way of White Pass,the route over which w

e travelled to Tagish Lake, where we

built our boats about the middle of April, From Tagish we hosted down the Yukoii to Dawson. crossing the White Horse Rapids where McLeod and L

ewis, two Islanders immortalized their ame b stemmin those awiulra 'ds

n s, y g pi single-handedly-previously unknown. T

he prospects of this northern region re not at all so golden as the papers sedto paint. them, but there are some

iscoveries are being made which are romisinfr. It is utter folly for any

P man to dieam of going to Klondyke to make`_,_a fortune in a few months, yet the chances of locating are fairly good

nd claims may pan out well. - Tue stories of picking nuggets and

ook mining are all great bigighost stories. 1

The clima‘e all the way from Skag-

way is beau iful, as it is also in Daw-

8 the mosquitoes are not nearly so fierce nor so numerous as we read of.

While in Dawson I had the pleasure olvmeeting the following Ialanders;-I Peter Bernard, Tignish ;William Work- man, Lot 1; Arch’h. Beaton, O‘Leary; Thomas Milligan. Lot 11; J. B. Lewis. Con way; N. McFarlane, Summerside; P. Ferguson, Graham’s Road; William Higgins. George Higgins, Daniel Mc- Lei d, Kensington; Arch’d_ Wright, Br- deque; Gordon Dawson, Tryon; D. Mr- Leod. Bradalbane; McDonald Bros. North River; Palmer boys, Dopald Golndrup, Crapaud, (tormerly); Percy Reid. B. Dawson, Wm. Small, Fred Kennedy, Alex. McRae, Charlottetown;

-Currie,Lot 48; John McLeod, S.

N Echolson, Point Prim; Jonn March- banks, DeSa.ble; George England, E'- lerslie. All those friends were quite well when I left on the 28th July. '

On my homeward trip I came by ukon Riverto St. Michael’s, thence

on,'except that it is very warm, but

ehring Sea, Pacific to Seattle, Salt ake City, Chicago, Toronto,Monlreal,

arriving home on the 16th Sept.

All the friends wished me to see their

fo Isla d b possible and hope this mention may sutiice. Should any of the folk wish to make further enquiry I shall be pleased

o give any information concerning our

friends in Klondyke.

B. Tnowsnsns.

Conway, Oct. 13.

ble Underwear, as it is all wool and uaranteed not to shrink. Try them.

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elle of the `Country, lt’s People and |t’s Prospects --Names of Several Island- ers Whom He Met in Daw-

lk on the n . ut I find this im-

Do you send your underwear to the

laundry, if so buy Staniield‘s Unshrink-

STAN1~'rELD‘s is the only all wool un-.

_ ' derwear made that is guaranteed not to

shrink, and will wear like iron. Al

up-to-date merchants sell them.

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Superior Workmanshlp

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Of? ' .Q Moderate Prices

Ce mat I combine to make our Photographs the

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Now landing ex schooner ‘ MAB. ,_

g iF.” direct from Barbados, 500 barrels § .

° bright Barbadoes sugar, 200 puns =-__ l .Jenkins a soN - i ren s

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g At Princetown, on the 4th inet., the wife of D. Preston Macnntt of a. sun

Matthews of Elmsdale

H1110. and Mary Eva McPhee, of Lot 65.

Al Cambridge. Mass. on the 28th ult,

merside,to Miss EvelineS Bowness,

dainghter of R S Bowness, Summer- Si e.~ _

At St Ma ’s Churc Souri on Tu

Souris.

nesday,Ociober 12th ,by the Rev George M Campbell. William Wallace Moore, of the Department of Agriculture, Ottawa, to Lilian. younger daughterof the late' Cyrus V, McGregor, Esq_, Charlottetown _

At Vancouver, B. C., Tuesday. Sept.

27th. by Rev. William Stackhouse, Edward Andrews, formerly of P. E. Island. now residing in Vancouver, to Miss Bertha McDonald, third daughter of Mr. J .. P. McDonald. of Acadia Mines, formerly ol Picton-Adv ocate.

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At Summerside, on the 10th inst, oi

pneumonia, Hazel aged 8 years, daugh- ter of Leonard Morris.

At St. Pa ul. N B, on the 28 ult,

Henry Bernard, a native of Prince Edward Island, leaving a wife and two children.

At Hollandale. Wie., August 3rd.

Benjamin Beairsto, aged 70 years,,son oi the late Benj Beairsto. Malpeque.

At iyialpaque, on the 8rd ult, Marga-

ret Beairsto. aged 57 years, daughter of the latn Benjl Beaii sto.

At Flat River, on Friday, Sept. 30 h,

1898, Mary McRae. beloved wife of Alexander.Bald¢-rston, agfd thirty-two years. The deceased leaves a husband and six cuildren to mourn their loss.

At the Royal Victoria Hospital, Mon-

Slewart, of Springfield, Lot 8. in the 48211 year of his age.

At Wellington, on the 12th Inst.. of

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0! the late David Cameron.

Al. Moi ell Rear, onthe 3rd iust.,Lucy

Anastasia, in the 3rd _year of her age. daughtir of Peter and Mary Ryan.

At Hampton. on the 9th inst, Isabella

Jane. daughter of .George spd Hannah Farrow, aged 8 months.

At Cavendish, on Friday evening,

Oct. 7 th. of paralytic stroke,Emilv Har- ker, aged 45 years. wife* of the late George Harker. leaving si ven children to mourn the loss of an affectionate mother.

At Pembrook Road, Lot 63, on the

27th July. Agnes Graham. beloved wife of John L. Lewellin, aged 66

one daughter to mourn the loss of an affectionate wif-i and mother. '

*conspicuous item. It is import £%ant~, therefor, that its quality

# distinguished for taste and gag character. 2 I

selecting a large stock of men's

%% tasteful ever shown in this city,

y and the prices have sufhcent

range to tit every pocket books

§ W, W. WELLNER, % THE GREAT WATCH HOUSE.

At Bloomfield, on the 12th inst.. by

the Rev. Archibald Gunn, Mr. Henry D. Platte, of Huntley, to Miss Bertha B,

'Augusta M McKay. formerly of Sum-

ry hs .sq Us

day, October 4th. by the Rev D F Mc- Donald, John H MacKinnon, of Rollo Bay to Catherine J. McKinnon of

At the first Methodist Church, Wed-

treal, on the 12th inst , James Farrer y

lung trouble, Ann. a ed 58 ears relict

years. leaving a husband. one son and

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% A ring, studs or Stick pin, and # We have placed in our store a splendid line of TOP SHIRTS.

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Men’s Outfitters.

lient|emen’s ,Furnishings

It is impossible to give more than at hint of what you IQ expect to see, when you visit this department. We have all the newest patterns and styles in Neck Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves. A Special fine of Underwear at mg a suit. OVERCOATING and SUITING. We are showing We

latest patterns, and men who know the trade say that our

prices are very low. You should not fail to see our $16.00 Hue Beaver OVONULHQ.

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bv Rev._ W. H. Spencer, on Oct. 12th. _

Mr. D-:vid Mclnuis, of Charlottetown to

r, a B 0 MISS Eliza. eldest daughter ot James 0 0

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`- ° At the manse, Montague,on Oct 12th. '

bl’ HGV- W. Spencer, Mr. Thomas

Brehaut of Victoria Cross to Miss Mary

Ann McKenzie, of Uigg.

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