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THE GUARDIAN, CHA LOT QETOWL. SEPTEMBER 81898 a ?-r

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LUBAI. ANMUVINEIAI.

News and Gossip From Town and Country.

Gleaned by "Guardian" Report- ers and Correspondents.

Tho Lalsl llaallahlt Happenings Occurring In the Nels lllslrltl.

MR. F.S. Josr returned last nigh! from a trip to Toronto.

A LARGE number of sports arrived by train and steamer last night to attend the races today.

ALL the principal stores and places of business will close to-day at one to al- low the employee witness the Maritime Championship.

Tm: GUARDIAN is informed that the paragraph in yesterdays issue anent the stealing of liquor from Bradalbane Station was incorrect.

Lonxn Uxswonrn and Wm. Cook re- turned from Lunenburg last night, where the former secured first place in the five mile bicycle racc.

Mus. Isaac Gamma Hope Rivetahad an arm broken at the wrist a few_days ago by falling from a load of grain and oJming in contact with the side of the barn while falling.

THE next session of District Division No 4 of the Sons of Temperance will meet at Mount Herbert on Monday the 26th of September at 2 o’clock p. m. A public meeting will be held at night, there will be a silver collection taken up- w2i. Tun Victoria, B. C., Daily Times says that John A. Gouldrup, of New York was a passenger on the City of Kingston Aug. 29. Mr. Gouldrup re- presents the United States Iuyestor, and is taking a brief visit in Victoriafs un- surpassed climate. Mr. Gouldrup is a. native of Tryon, P. E. I.

MR. Haunt Bowwss, son of An- drew Bowness, Esq.,Kensington, leaves today for Boston, where he expects to reside for some time. Mr. Bowuess is a graduate of the P. E. I. Commercial College and during his course there wou many words of praise ,from Prof. Oxenham, principal of the college.

COVEHEAD am) BRACKLEY POINT NOTEs.—'I‘he farmers in this vicinity are progressing rapidly with their har- vest, which is scarcely an average crop especially the wheat,—Our hotels have been more than usually well patronized this season-Miss Louise Birch. head milliner for the enterprising firm of Sinclair & Stewart, Summerside, re- turned bv train Thursday morning after having spent several weeks vacation in

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was the guest of -Mrs. (Dr.) McNeill and Mrs. John Shaw respectively.- Miss Cindie Shaw, milliner, also of the same firm is spending a few weeks vacation at the home of her father, Mr. John Shaw. Brackley Point-Capt. John R. Allan is building a very large barn this season, when completed it will be one of the finest in this part of the country-Mr. Devlin, the million- aire, who has spent his outing for sev- ‘eral years past at Mutches Hotel, leaves in afew days for the season, we are informed. His steam yacht will be missed in our bay-The farmers here having refused the use of their slate posts to certain placard posters they have gone at night and posted one on our church. This is disgraceful con- duct, that the parties have no rspect for either themselves or the" church has been prov en by their conduct in several

ways.

THE city bookstores will be open to- night, from 7 to 9 o'clock, for the con. venience of students and others.

MR. F B. MCRAE arrived home last night from a trip to Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto and several Maritime towns.

Mas. KENT is a charming elocutionist extremely natural in all her selections, and took the audience by storm.-—San Diego Sun.

TEE Races at the Charlottetown Driv- in g Park are an assured success. The entries closed last night, but too late for us to publish a list ox entries this morn- 10g.

Arrucarrou was made yesterday for bail for the prisoners committed for trial in the Proud case. An order was made fixing the bail at $1,000, with two sureties of $500 each.

THERE will be a public meeting in Heartz’s Hall, East Royalty. on Mon- day evening next to discuss Prphibition. Addresses will be delivered by several prominent speakers from Charlottetown. Time 7.30 p. m.

THERE will be a public temperance meeting held in the schoolhouse near Gates’ mills, West Royalty, at 7 .30 o‘clock on Saturday evening next to discuss the plebiscite question. Address- es will be delivered by prominent speakers from the city.

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YVouLn it rot be a good move for the city schools to close to-day at 12 o’clock in order to give teachers an opportunity of attending the races. Life in the schoolroom is monotonous and an oc- casional favor from the Board in this direction would be followed by increas- ed energy on the part of teachers.

THE annual general meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the P. E. I. Hospital will be held in the Y. M. C. A Parlor on Friday the 9th inst at 11 o’clock a. m. for the ensuing year. All members are requested to attend and a cordial invitation is also extended to all who wish to join the society. 8. 2i.

OTTAWA Ex maniac-Return tickets, Charlottetown to Ottawa, will be sold September 16th to 19th. inclusive. at $21.20each, and'on September 80th, only, at $15.45 each, _all will begood for return passage until September 27th. Ask for tickets via St. John. N. B., and the Canadian Pacific Railway.

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THE Citizens’ band excursion to Char- lottetown leaves here this afternoon, re- turning on‘ Friday. This is a rarc chance for a cheap trip, and the sail across the Straits in this weather will be delightful. The band. which will consist of over 20 nieees,will give a con- cert in Summerside to-night and an- other in Charlottetown to-morrow night. This is one of -the best concertbands the maritime provinces ever possessed and the Times can recommend it to the music loving people of the Island as an organization in every way worthy of patronage-Mouton Times.

THE Canadian Magazine for Septem- ber is a highly interesting number of this creditable Canadian serial which makes steady advancmeut in excellence as it grows in popular favor. The series of papers on The Makers of the Dominion of Canada, by Sit-John G. Bourinot is alone worth more than the annual subscription price. Number eleven of this series appears in the September Canadian and is illustrated with portraits of our first Governor General, the first Speaker of the Senate, first Speaker of the Commons and Hon. Messrs. Mackenzie, Abbott. Bowell, Mills, Cartwright, McGee and others. Among other articles of timely interest are Nhe Failure _c~f the Australian Gederation Bill; Canada’s International Status,by Sir Hibbert Topper; Jamaica Past and Present; the St. Lawrence Route and the Manitoba Grain Trade, by Edward Farrer. The frontispiece is accrued Wllll a splendid full page portrait of the late Archbishop “Yalsh. -—The Canadian ltlagazine. Toronto, $260 per annum.

TQEFINANT SALE

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The great rush of customers to ‘Hy Store” since our

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Mn. Annxannnn Macnoxau). of Dalvey, and party of live, will leave for Boston on Saturday morning.

ONE of P. E. Islands most esteemed Presbyterian clergyman writing to the GUARDIAN says :--l like the bold stand you take for Protestant evangelical re- ligion, and on the temperance question. 1 expect to be in the campaign for the Plebiscite in my own congregation on next Sabbath.

A RALLY convention of the King's County Temperance Alliance will be held in the Court House in Georgetown on Tuesday. 13'h inst. at 2.30 p. m. A public meeting will be held in the evening for the discussion of the great question before the public. A number of representative speakers will be pre- sent. The campaign committee in all polling divisions will please send dele- gates.

Vrsrrons to Charlottetown frequently remark on the advertising tact of our business men, as evidenced in the pub- lic press. A few weeks ago Mr. Ernest Rice entered the advertising arena and "inserted an ad., pBicyclp Doctor,” in the Guanman. He has now received from Fall River, Mass, a copy rcf a pa- per in which his ad. appears over the signature of another bicycle repairer, who has written Mr. Rize, compliment- ing him on the originality and attrac- tiveness of his advertisement, and has sent him another spicy ad. in re- turn. Good for the bicycle doctor.

QUEER Horst, Sept." 7 ; P. Sinclair,‘ Summersids; H. D. McEwen, Morell;

W. L. McLaren, Mt. Stewart; Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Allan, Montreal; L. E. Dv; staut, Halifax; Bur. D. B. McLeod,

Miss Beth McLeod, Orwell; John H.

Bell, Summcrside; Jessie McPherson, . Boston; E. Walker, Bass River, N. B.; F. X. Pichette, Quebec; James Kay and wife, Moncton; James G. Jordan, St. John; J. W. Smith, J. C. Allen, Halifax; C. 1G. Kent, Truro; B. Hartigo, Halilax; Mr. and Mrs. John M. McDonald. Piuette; H. Arbuckle, Boy McDonald. Summerside; A. D. Ross. Eldon; Miss Katie McDonald, Pinette; E. W. Rhodes, Amherst.

Ma fhmornr Daly. formerly of Mon- tague West, returned to Charlottetown last night, alter an absence of seventeen years. Three years of this time has been passed in the Klondike, and it is his intention to return to that country in about a months time. He reports very good times in the mining business for t-he past three years, but says they are not so good now. There is, how- evenplenty of gold in the country. Mr Daly hgs not heard from home for years, and during his absence his father died and his brother was drowned at Orwell. The first intimation he had of the sad occurrences was from Mr. Bolger, of the Rankin - House, upon his arrival

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. New white _ unlaundered i shirts, good cotton. body, linen g bosom and bands ‘ 55¢

Fine unlaundered shirt, fine white cotton body,linen bosom and bands, double stitched all round, ‘reinforced back and front endless stays-é-the best unlaundered shirt we ever saw for the price

Finest cotton body- “2100 ' Irish linen” and bands, reinforced back and front, positively the choicest . uulaun- dered shirt to be found

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you. Ask to see our $8.50 Rack. It's o beauty. W0 ' are always pleased to see you and will be glad b0 show

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Be unprejudiced in your judgment and you will surely buv only "Arc Light."

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opening sale began has left a large number of: remnants in every department. As the object of this sale 1s not to make pr iit but to make room, the entire lot Wlll be placed on our counters at prices that must strike you as exceedingly low. even in this store already noted for its low prices. See the lot of dress goods remnants which we are selling at half price. Just the thing for children’s school dresses. - Short Ends Print. Ginghams, Flannelette, Toweling, Linen tabling, Veilings Laces. Silks and 1001 other odds and

ends at prices to clear. _ _ All Summer Wrappers and Shirt Walsts must go regard-

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‘We have secured the agency for Charlottetown of the Art Baking Powder Co. of London.

This powder has been handled by some of the leading Grocery Stores of St. John and Halifax for the past two years, and they say it is equal to the best on the market. In order to introduce it here, the manu facturers have supplied us with a number of valuable and very useful articles which we are now offering with the Baking Powder at ridicul

ously low prices. For further particulars call at our stores.

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RESIDENT AGENT