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THE GUARDIAN. CFIARLOTTETOXVN. SEPTEMBER 6 1899

Ladies’ Felt its

leading cis.

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L-irge Pl Rugs,suit- abfe for lf Capes.

_ly pr_u'tLier\vi_sa_ for the Summirsiiie

Nice assment of

Filter*

Fine assllllellll-

Ladies’Cepeleekets, tellers, llii, etc.

See the early. Our Fuare the best to beiad for the moneyd we cannot be unisold as our prices: the lowest.

Millinery*

We wiliave our full stock o`all Millinery complein the course of a fe days. Our Miss h Stone is now attdiiig the Mil- linery cnings at To- ronto id Montreal. She wi`Je home this week a. will be able to atid to your valued ders. -

WEEE title.

The Pem’s Store. Siiccessors to WL. Weeks & Co.

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lvfooriields ) _ i'll'siases of tha Etc. El. oar and loss.

glu(S`E-Cameron Blnnk

' MR. J. Col~‘i~‘rN, of Charlottetown,

Rav. Nair. McLif.ob who has spent

the pist few weeks in Coarliltetown returned Monday morning to Jamaica.

spent two days in tie cit. on his way to McGill to resume his studies. While here he was the guest 0fMr.\V.R.R0bb, Wel lon street.-Moncton Transcript.

Miss EMMA Tooilss returned Thurs-

day from spending a very pleasant ‘i vacation on the lsland. She was aceom- panied by Miss Nellie Toombs. Miss Beatrice Toombs une Miss Hattie Mc- Kie. of Charlottetown, who_are her _ zuest-.-M-incton Transcri t

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Tris EXAMINER of last Saturdiy

states that three prominent Chariotti- town physicians had recently performed a wlitiiouli. operation" for appendicitis, i-nd tint it is impossible to say when the patient may r-cover Unfortun~t -

press, it is forbidden by the medii.. l fraternity here ti publish doctors narii -s uod~r simil .r circumstances. If it were not so some half a dozen such operations conl-l be cited which have been performed during as many weeks - between Tignish and Summersido- ard all the patients either fully rc- covered, or are on the way to recovery.

Owrrw. to the 3 min. class and 2.40

racing class which were to have tiken _

place at tho Charlottetown Driving Park on the 13th inst, and the 2.50 which was to have taken pl ire on the 1-lti inst, not having been filled there will be no racing on the 13'h. The; races will be held cn Thursday, the 14t‘i inst. and will consist of 2.25 class, free-for-all and 2.80 class. ,Thet special trains advertised for the :18th are canceEl~-d, but will run as adver- tised on the 14th. The single first class fares advertised will be good for

a l trains on the 18th and 14th, good to r turn up to and on the 15th inst.

THE many friends of Mr. Jamis D.

Campbell will regret to hear of his death wpich occurred at Philliptior Jugh, Mniitina, on Ssturday.last the 26th August after a short illness. Mr. Campbell’s disease seemed to be so complicated that it half led the skill of the best medical men. Every thing possible was done to restore him ti heal h, but it seems that he was not to live. The Mr. Campbell referred to was widely and favorably known .in P. E. I. and wasa son of Mr. Donald Campbell. miller, now _living at Monta- gue. Some seven years previous ti his going away James D. was in the employ of Mr. Norman J. McDonald, miller, Montague. Out West ho was a popular salesman and was head cl-rk in a large dry goods house at Phillip- borough. He leaves a father four brothers and three sist~rs ti mourn their loss: One brother in British Columbia, three in too United States; l one sister Mrs. Robt J. Stewart of Mont-igue, Mrs. Crossland of Havervill Mass and one unmarried living some where in t`ie States. The bereaved has th-:sympathy of the whole cem- munity.

Discussed by Prof Robertson Yesterday

Haszard’s otii :e,‘ aaieron Block

ti be 2d feet from the ground. The crates must not be pl iced wheri t ie the wind wil blow on t`ie chickens.

Prof. Robertson said that the Engl sh

people like the D.rking. He ci. sid- ered the Plymouth Rick a good all round fowl The Engl sn people obj ~ct t » chirkeris with b.nck legs a d prefer yellow legs ti any other. We must get somsihng special, the picked cnickens of about four piunds weight- Th - sm. lsr can be dispo.ed ot here in in the local market and need not be sent away. Alter the first week or ten days they should be fed twice a day and the third week they may be fed by the use of the crammiug machine. During the last .ten days of the fatten- ing period a small portion of tallow should be placed in the feed- The quantity may be gradually increased until it reaches o:e pound of tallow a day for about 100 chickens, according to the size. Some cars shouid be exer- cised in feeding with the machine as it may clog the windpipe and, of course, choke the chicken. In such cases prompt action is necessary, but with ii. little care there is no danger.

The Government are having tittaou

coops made and some stalls on the Ex- hibition grounds have been selected as t-ie most appropriate-place if they can be secured for fattening. The grounds are near at hand to skim milk, etc. We can place ton turkeys in a. stall. Turkeys will realize twice as much it properly fed for the market. The chicken must be allowed to empty its crop before being killed. ' It is a good plfin to give the chicken a drink of water in which a

ing the fattening season the flock is lik lv to he troubled with lice. For this use a little sulphur-a very small qu ntity _will permeate the _whole sys- tem. '

In killing do not bleed, the chicks i, bm kill by wringing neck. ‘The blood will settle in the intestines. In pluck- ing, pull toward the head. D0 not wash the chicken before folding in paper. The pin feathers need not be removed. Uniform size in each box is necessary. Consumers order by the box. Too best market is to be found in December for the Christmas trad-.

Mr. Haszard and Mr. Mitchell will

conduct the station in Charlottetown. We wil. have two hundred put up here for shipment in October and a shipment of two hundred for shipment in No-___ vember. _ -

A record will be kept of the 003% Of

feeding, etc. The station willbe 0900 all the time and access can b-:_ had by any person interested in _chicken raising. An experienced man will bs

Toronto, &c.

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Furs,

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Lace Curtains,

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a li.ile horax has been disolved. Dur- “

Mr D P Irving, Vernon River, was i

the city yesterday.

At fiV=’ °l°l°Ck Y93t“1"l‘Y 9V"‘nlU2 _ H. W. Robertson M. D. Crap-sud, was

Pr0f_ James W. Robirtson was met by in the city yesterday.

3'_'1Umb°l' °f ¢l‘lz ‘U5 if* MF- HOHCG Miss Eliza McKenzie leaves for Virginia

citv toda via Boston

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Prof. Ro iirtson took up tie ini ter Dr. Gallant returned to the city fron' l

of f..t'eningc‘i1ckens and the methid< Georgetown yesterday afternoon.

used. The crates or coops in which Mr, E. Hyndman wasa passenger by .

the fattening is to be carrii d on should the western train yesterday afternoon to D be 7 1-2 feet long by 16 inches squa-re. Tignirh. '

Each crate to be divided into three com-l his Honor The Master of the Rolls re- 'G _Q partments. Five chickens may be burned to city by the Eastern train yester-

paced in each c0mpar‘.men'. the crate-i

day afternoon from Georgetown.

afternoon by the eastern train from St- Peter .

this morning.

Dr. Charles E. Kennedy has returned

ing the New Brunswick Dental Conven t-ion at S ; Stephen,

Mrs. Robertson, Ri-ackley Point. leave-J

this morning for Edmonton, N. W. T. Mrs. Robertson has spent some 'weeks

Ma.-iter R. Nicholson son of Conn illor

Academy. ‘

Miss Carrie Inman, daughter of Nelson

Inman Esq., Central Bedeque and sister of Mr. George Inman Barrister at Law, Montague, is attending P. W. College.

Mr. W. Lea. McQua-rrie,Central Bedequo,

who has been laid up for some days with blood poisoning of the leg caused by a. mosqueto bite is now able to move around again. _

Mrs. Jessie Schurman,Centra.l Bedcqne,

accompanied by her daughter Prillie, left Monday morning for a. week’s visit with her sister, Mrs. Dr. Ca.rrnthers,Sackville,

Mr. and Min. G. D. Longworth and

Mies Longworth have been out spending a

Mrs. Longworth;

J. D. Muttart Esq., Carleton while out

driving in North Tryon on Monday, be- came so ill that he was unable to reach his home. A doctor was immediabely summoned and Mr. Muttart is doing as well as can be expected. ~

Mr. William Sweet teacher an Wood-

stock was hurt very badly a. few days ago by falling off his wheel. He was riding up the slight incline of a hill, when the forward wtie .l of his bicycle struck a stone, smfshing to pieces, throwing Mr. Sweet to the ground, and inflicting some severe injuries. His wounds were dressed by Mr. Hardy and Mr. Cain, and is now fast recovering. `

Boston. He was very much pleased with his visit, with our hill and dale, and with h be ful d ' f

shortness of his stay, an 1 promised a tothe

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Not a. little wee cha nora young man-just for a boy. llgosq are just in fresh from the factory. 'lli_~~.’re made in the same way as the .shirts the boy’s particular big brother wears.

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week with Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mc- __ _,_ _ _ Donald, Dalvay. Mr. and McDonald and \,_f?,,T

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We sie clo-ing out all lines, at tllmoildouo diwoutii.

and take advanzage of this sale _ond you sill novo honey.

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host 7.auItdle ex;:°es£;(dtuhijq2grr?;nealtytl'?e Z.?.°.I.E.il.°ii‘i‘;”‘2.‘lZ.f.§‘.“‘.’..'.‘1;., of Good Cooking"i

made many friends during his sho rt stay should :lg ‘t our 'mn' -L0-,_ Weeai i1thoprioelof8ouvouirgoob,'Wotola§,f In t .__-...M Jewelry and Spectacles, down to suis the tuna of any audi

Ms. W._ GRANT. Protea-sort wgwhmhumd J"d*

of the violin, can take a limi- . . .,

ted number of pupils. Mr. Grant , °"°'h'G°°'4°‘°dq""“°°"*' comes from the Joachim School Ch *°""’»P - ‘ ,

Klingeiiii-ld, Toronto; Emil Mahr.

Bostin. and Robert Mahr. of Berlin. `

Germany. ali pupils of Joachim’s tie i

King of Violinist=. For terms apply

at his rooms, Mrs. Selleig»_ Prince St.

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_The meeting throughout was an in- prove invincible ,D an mmpe,_,,i,,n_

formal one and many of the gertlemen 3 o

present asked Prof. Robertson a number S

of questions and discussed the new pro- W mm if __ bu from _“_ >- iecl and the merkel was 0! frdgbf wm?s°$'$'n°Zili'f>i¥§.i'smria’ cxiwyfcanz. una" cinuiing. sw¢».w».,na-snanakmaias etc. " Suspenders etc,

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