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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, OCFOBER 27 1899

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To the Bazaar in aid of the New Cathedral will find at

F. J. HORNSBY’S

Book and Stationery Store

A great variety of useful and ornamental Articles, cheaper than cheap. Dolls, Games, Toys, in great variety. Books from the best authors. Pictures framed and unframed, Cut Glass Butter Coolers, Water Bottles and Decanters, Japan- ese Vases, Tea Pots, 5 o’clock Tea and Chocolate Sets and a lot of goods too numerous to mention.

F. J. HORNSBY.

P.S.-Japanese Paper Nap- kins in stock.

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&&&&& We Wa.nt\ Housekeepers

To come in and look over our groceries. Our stcck is fine and fresh and guaranteed to be satisfactory. We keep everything in oui line that is necessary

For Housekeeping.

The prices-well, that is what we want you to sea when you are look- ing at our goods. Their lowness will surprise you.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27.1899.

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THE LAKE HURON.

The S. S. Lake Huron sailed yes-

torday afternoon from this port for Liverpool this being the first outward trip of the direct service this season. Though the steamer was but 42 hours in port. and part of that time was oc- cupied in discharging freight, she was loaded to her full capacity before sailing. Her cargo valued at $75000 was made up of ;-attle, sheep, poultry, eggs, canned goods and vari- ous farm products elsewhere enume- rated'

The promptness with which this

large steamship was fully loaded and despatched tells its own story of how 1 the direct service is seized u on and

,pers. The accommodation for live lstock on the Lake Huron is very favorably spoken of by those most in: terested, and there is little doubt that when her next trip is made, ,about the first of December she will again have a full deck load, as well as an entire cargo up to her carrying capacity.

A Montreal despatch tells that Col .

lYule, who succeeded General

Quebec, who who was formerly a sei eur there

Oliice down tothe 25th was 679,

l8; wounded 55; men killed 76; men

doing the Island for fall business.

A Calamity of such terrible magnitudes

PERSON AL MENTION. `

"_ Mrs. H. A. Comptoniof Summerside, is in the city.

Mr. M. G. Anderson, Kensington, was

in the city yesterday. ‘Rem T. F. Fullerton is ordered to report at Quebec at noon on Sunday.

Rev. IV. P. Archibald, Sunny Brae, N.

S.. is registered at the Queen Hotel.

Mr. G. J. Kemm, representing \V. H. Schwartz& Sons, Halifax, N. S., is in' the city.

Mr. A. Jardine, President of the Pure

Gold Mfg. Co., Toronto, is at the Davies. Mr. Jardine is on a pleasure trip through the provinces. The representative of the company here, Mr. A. L. Beer, is now

THE Sons of England Record says :`

has recently overtaken one of ihe most

highly esteemed of our Nova ;`cotian‘ brethren that we cannot find words in_ which to adequately express the depth l of our sympathy with our sorely strick-

ters andthe son and daughters-in-law of Bro. Davidson,Chaplain of Chebucto , Lodge, Halifax, N. S., went for s sail ] accompanied by four friends. The boat was swamped, and a (ew hours later the sea gave back to Bro. Davison the dead bodies oi five of his family. Two of the friends also perished, the survi- vors being two daughters of Bro.David- son, and two naval odicers who were ofthe party, and by whose heroism alone the surviving Misses Davidson

ed in a Canadian city. Well we know . that no words of ours can assuage the

lottetown, P. E. Island, and was well

The Lake Huron sailed at 2 30 yes ‘

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terday after-noon after being in poit pays is :Jay at Perklns

42 hours. during part of which she was dischar 'n ner inward car o

51 E S - g

The shippers ot live stock are well The

pleased with the accomodation furnish-

ed by the steamer and a full deck load 5 __ was sent. Her outward cargo is valued Popular ` at $75.000 and consisted nt the follow-

ing ;2U55 boxes chi. esc,947 cases cann rd Store'

mut on and beef, 60 cases 'canned cranbcrrics, 208 ba es of hay. 775

packages buns , 1745 eases oi. Cold winter days and nights are coming on an iggs, 8 bbs oysters, 24 boxes p.,ul- Offering

try, 9 cases dry li,-li. 91 head of

cattle, 1091 head of sheep, 28* standard deal 14 'cases lobst r

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837 bgs oats, 42 bgs potatoef. shipped by J. H. Myrick & Co. Horace

Milk IS bl k

Izlaszard, Dillon & Spillei, L.P. Taun- I O

ton, Auld Bros. C- R. Dick¢y,A.A. Mc- Dansld Bros J A Far uharson 8.

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“°-““fj‘{‘B‘°f- H-“” #‘°°g"°“*°- THE iaLizz/in 5 ib Blanket si to or sir,

E. iviiaiey, J. vi'neailisy, W. W. , _ i - P P

clinic, N. Raiienbury. The Muir of SUPER WOOL o lb Blanket, 1.75 per pair. the Sbipmwt Of dressed Poultry by VICTORIA 5 lb Blanket 2 25 er air.

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the department of agiculture will bc ’ ° 5

en broiiier. on Labor Day tive daush-‘nicirey of Muddy Crt-tk has sent a con- THE PEERLESS 60 X 80, $2.95 per pair

signmtnt ei cruberries as an experi- T ` ` _ s

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sucessful The nsxti) direct steamer will EXCELSIOR 6 'lbs 60 X 80# 285 Per Pair

N EW SIIDES A new shoe sometimesqhafes and blisters.

\ gn °____ griefawith :hich tgnegbiparl of. Bgfs St0¢kT Ii i- i>=f==f-1 -9'" ii-° the bf"° ..i’..iT.Z3'.§..§°.€.‘?'1i..‘.‘.’§3.. '.’.’i.`.§..».f1‘.’Z;l;lis2=» all i>fi<==S a.

General Symons is dead, and it must comfort to Bm_ Davidmn in the dwg tg PIRGG €:O’S. 7 111 *dd U0 the ‘"11"°"°~l 9°"1'°" °° 19”” come to know that in the dark hours of £7 ’

made up as follows: 0,506” killed’ known thcre to its many citizens] T0 be gold ai, Pai-,]i¢ Auctiom at

' *_ Georgetown, on Tuesday Oct. 24th, __ ~ S an °

wounded 435; missing 13; prisoners C . “T k - ,_ _ all 10 0'¢l00lI 3- 111- Ru J R with the Basis '82 The number of ceivifil :to E12; & €~,,-,;5»',. grapes Ju;-1 gi 2 Shortborn Heifer Celves. “"'e g 2 P ugs’ Harse

prisoners is probably much greater - l I' . 2 Ayrshire do CIO. y I .than here stated _ANo'rHER_ lf-t ot Shredded Wheat. 4 Shorthorn Bun Calveg . _ . ,__i .

Biscuits received today at Beer & Goff’s. 2 Ayrshire do do, °nc[°nLTweeds are Best.

, _ _ _ 27 2” l A. 0. STEWA T. ‘

Queen st ,_ 1 Grand Dlvlslonv So of To IF you want bargains in clothing the ' Auctioneer'

The Grand Dirision S of T of P P y P g ‘ S B at et one on

me `- only lace ou can ex ect to et what ‘At Summer id (M k H ) .

_ - -_ -~ ~ you want is at Prowse Bros. 27 li. ‘Thin-gdgv, Ogwber 26th 3,1; 12 0’c10¢k

E I met in annual Session esterda - - . - -~ - 1 '

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You Can Pin Your Paitlil//,

to any representation we make

with regard to our work.

With a stad' of Hrst`-cess work- man and the beet tools that money can purchase, we are enabled to represent our work as strictly first-class in every .1 Wt. “By our works are we known.”

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Engineers and Machinists. in

Steam Navigation Co's Wharf. _V

Charlottetown, P. E. 1.

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FURNITURE.

Select your furniture with un-

usual caie and discrimination. Re- member that you have to live a great part oi your life amongst it, and if ’ it isn’t good and durable as Well as

hand

lines

MARK

the prices the lowest in the land.

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at 10.80 a. m. The attendance was i very large and the interest keen. The Reports of the Grand Oliicers were very encouraging and showed the Order to he in good working condition, The Report of the G. W. P., Rev. W. J. Kirby, was exceedingly _interesting and contained much valuable matter relative to thezwork of tcmperance. The fol- lowing olli“ers were elected:

G. W. P.-Geo. W. Simpson, Bay

View.

G. W. Ass.-Mrs. John L. God-

kin. Charlottetown.

G. Scribe--Ernest S. Weeks, Frede-

ricton. (re-elected.) `

G. Trees.-D. W. Henderson, North

Wiltshire.

G. Chaplain-Ren. Geo. C. Robert-

son, Hampton. ,» G. Con.--Percy Mutch, Mt.. Herbert. ` G. Sent.- Dau McKenzie. Spring- field, Lot 67.

G. Supl. J. W.-Mrs. D. Murchison,

North River.

At the public meeting in the evening

the hall was crowded and a pleasing programme was rendered.

some and well made you’ll soon

tire of it, This is the only kind of furniture we make and sell. Our fall

are new and up to date, and

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ig are Clearing llut §SOAPS<*

*for the next few days at ridic- * ulously low prices and would *

like you to take advantage o * this sale. _ # * To reduce large stocks we*

have set prices away down. #

If you require soaps, now is *

the time to buy.

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noon: 2 Shorthorn Heifer Calves.

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. Auctioneer,

‘ At Charlottetown (Market Square), on Friday 27th Oct., at 2 o’clcck p m.

2 Shorthorn Heifer Calves ,

` 2 Ayrshire do do.

3 Shorthorn Bull Calves. 3 Ayrshire " do do, 1 doz Pigs. I - '

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Also 6 heifer calves, 2 of themfi ' ‘ , I

. thoroughbred, and 4 good grades all ' ' ‘ .. -. ~

sired by “Red Knight,” C, Palmer’s . - -

English Bull, all bred at Mount Ed-A ' 1 i » .

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ward Farm P, BEARISTO During BAZAAR WEEK With CHEAP R

Auctioneer. _ F ARES '-

Cenm-a,1 Drug SwIe_ By order of Commissioners. - we Oger

Se§;;§mofs»iTH. CZ ions in Suits 0

‘Y S”°°“ F°"“- coats 'VET

cimioaewwn on. 12 1899 wa & w. ’ aiterpr'

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mg aIid_all lines nlshlnes

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si-iAi=Es. i.EA1'HERs. im°'“"' "”‘°“"°’““°""°""‘*

A Box Calf, 1' ='_'i-’**

The Aristocrat, , Wax Calf,

i Vici Kid,

p The Natural, Kldd“"k- _ A The Footiorni, , ¢5O A G

The Bulldog, . Dress Gonds’

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` The Globe, Tan, Tweeds’

The Broadfoot.

nderclothing.

be due here December Isl.. 5 lbS, 2 00 PBI' P8.ll‘.

A _ -_ 6 lhs 60 I 80 2 40

_7 lbs, 64 x 84 Z§9

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Canadian S iiline

drug f 1; iiloivsdglrg

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25|,” U 1 ‘li ‘ _ _ 1- ~ =~ .. V ,D 'J

were saved The tragod c st a gloom i` sl`0'1‘I‘t& rJ‘iJ‘I?ii°|i3i>°t£"i.R° mm mmms

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Symons in command after the battle over the whole community, and the` 1 __' lv 6 7 ll)S 62 X 84, 4,25 P61' p&il', 1 ‘of Glencoe is aCanadian by birth and 10181111 0_f the victim! Willl°.ll°d I 3°- Oik S0943- It leads 9 lbs 66 X 86 525 per pain

son of the late John Yule of Chambly, "1°°9U`°t\°D °f FY 0195"!! “SV” P“"l1°l' ’ TBM? 8 8ll l ` . 12 tf ’

watched with int re.-t. Mr C. R. VICTORIA Glb Blanket’ 60x80 250

that he died aprisoner in the hands hiumiciiou he had ihg d99p1~snii-narn- -ir; 6 l . 64 X 78, 4.90 per pair

ofthe enemy. The total _British loss est symyathy oi his brethren _throu2h- 7 lb

in kiugd, wgundgd, misguig and pri- 0_\\t the 00l]nll‘_V. [ML DaVidSOD T8- 8 lbsi X' gg’ palr' one” as ogicigily reportedw the War sided fora number ot years in Char- W BY “un-I-In" si X ~ 1 6-25 PBT p&1l‘

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