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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN DECEMBER 1 1898.

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* Why shouldn’t we be PIO!! * of our trimmed Hat work l

sirens

~\s appears by the report in our

Summerside column the Conser\'.i

attended convention yesterday unani ‘mouslv nominated Nli A A Lefur e

‘ EAST PRINCE

- °<ii..t%(%` `~ gy’

* Emu the lowest price 1- illl P. P., as their candidate for the i passes under the eye of a mil-gig. u

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_ . d b be . seat in the Commons vacated by Han

¥linIefryt artistf an _pnushaaveg # I John YeO_

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*PE h W do' n0`t l Mr. Lefurgey is the youngest son

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*5 m;m I; ish that fmt S150 ;%:of tlie late Hon. John Lefurgey. H

` made his first a earance in politica

*igatbgalgsg much Style as our llife at the laiitp General provincia

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‘Fi '-W d ' h th jklsisciion in July 1s°9i. Hs was the

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° ° fm" “Wei” ’* ~ sd _ A bi f ui

* our $1 50 Hat has $1 00 worth # §;§lf‘;1';”D tilt fssffn yuan" or 6

*of style, evenasour hat»,has#' i., ` is ic °_ 'mee y a.nm'l°m

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*$5 worth of style You too* °f‘ ‘mes mer ' 0 m r

_ ° . ’ ‘ Lefurgey is a. member of the firm of J

* will be proud of our trimmed l A Lei 0 0 d . *Hat work’ when you hgve E. and A. _ urgey, engage i *selected yours for the coming,

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completing his education he took ‘law course at Harvard, but did no enter upon the practice of law.

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Fl & cn'| # The contest, which will necessaril

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be brief, promises to be a sharp and

§ exciting one. As both the candi

al

dates were members of the loc

___ legislature, an immediate eHect is t

Fire Insurance ur

_APPLY .1-0_ .operation on 7th December,conLrolle

pany of England The termin

Chaleur. Here a branch railwa

AGENT

North British and Mercantile old world through the Gulf of St.

Insurance Co.

Union Assurance Society Phoenix Assurance Co. of

_ London. _

of St. John and Halifax as winte

great deal for Canada.

“mary and canuyanceh 1 voted by the Canadian parliament.

OFFICE:

U0 R¢Hll8TER!8|\d MONGTOIJ-B

-'une lcroegia _g *J y A letter from Mr. Lordly, C. E

pear at an early date. -

About

We have some nice steel boilers

in stock that we will ll

These boilers are made of thei

33;; smeikpiaw and by the best; He is giving attention to the mineral We ,hem w be mst; resources of the island, embarking in

t furnish Testimonials. - A p

__ g th ba .E f 1898 f ' Full size Bottle 50c.~ _ 3 1

CH-11 Md 580 \1Sb0f01'0 Durchasingi out east' and West for thl`0“¢‘lh trafic yeirzaii-7hil: tli)ere is a f(i‘ienTil1:rimf;:ll: w B. p . I

ploagseigdgvilrysgpect. No cast'§ large pulp mill enterprises, lookin

elsewhere. §

tives of East Prince, in a largely

real estate and shipping business. In

y A new line Of SUSRIIISFS betwééll er, or real valne of money, was muc I England and Canada will be Put in greater 460 years ago than it is now- to purchase it sr such a. price. The

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ports, and in other ways may mean a

The Great Western is a powerfu corporation, and there is money enough behind the enterprise to make

Q5- e it successful if the natural obstacles `

' . do not prove to be too great. If the

0 | venture should prove profitable it may

' ,involve no small readjustment -of the

,nails-rin, soucnon & ATTORNEY steamship sub-ventions now annually

and other cori'espondcnce,unavoidably ation Caused by the wa, ,endemd it with HYP°Ph°SPhit~9S and ~

Wh crowded out Uf todayis isbuea will 9-P' practically impossible to continue to < $a'i;c0l° _ I d h. -3; I admit Canadian products free, while

every other branch of trade was taxed . . _Z to the utmost it would bear. Ofl' 50 Per cent Pure C°d Liver 011 3

course the cost of the Spanish war; Giving the nutrabive Properties 'E 1 was small compared with the war of'

=_ Mr. Reid, the Newfoundland mag- ; nate, is making eforts to induce set-

A sseei [reed Bone, this Fan; § tlement and establish industries along

se at B; the line of his road which passes

smau sdvsncc on cost. E through much uninhabited country.

and is offering free farms to actual

E settlers. We know of no other rail-

& § way company that makes this liberal

» offer. Though the interior of New-

If Dreyfus has suB`ered all that basl The Toronto Globe publishes an in 1

ment and incarceration he must b dent with Congressman Hitt of Il-

';r"’HURSDA';;;(f";`;;”`””' truly a marvel of endurance. Since linois, who is chairman of the Foreign

living allowed to communicate with

“I rejoice with all of you, My health is mentally and physically good.”

building.

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t The Engineering Magazine brings

` sawyers got 6d. a day; daubers, 5d

stone diggers and labourers, 4l;d

, xi.ting

many parts of India. These figure

ll by the Great Western Railway Com- What is the matter witn the Rlchi “ ` ~ “I b“°\'»° R¢"1e“» a C“DS°FV“UW° NWS' reciprocal trade arrangements- the

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u gives connection with the Intercolon- phecy that the Liberal administration States produgts be admitted 8,; algwsr. ` `ial at Metapedia. This will be note~ will govern so long as Sir Charles mtg than like P;-0du¢f,, fl-gm Britain,

W°"thY *ls the first ”"'t°mP° t° “Stab” T'1PP°" and Mr- George E- F030” are Our preferential tariff has been her- lish winter communication with the allowed- to remain the party leaders, alded ghgoughoug the world 9,3 3,

fm' in them ‘he Whole P¢0Pl° Of C8-' great factor in bringing ahout the

Lawrence. If this can be done suc- nada have lost faith.” We fail to congolidggion of the British Empire, cessfully it will lessen the importance

the rebellion, but it has left a legacy ‘ in the form of pensions and increased cost of maintaining the army and

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“THE |vionER|l|_" § foundland is not generallv credited ;t, Pregentainfglosgyaerea reclpmclty

Founders. Engineers and Machinists.; with being fertile there' are some

Steam Navigation Co’s Vw hai-f, i

chwicclgiicwnizp. E. 1. § plots of good land, and the oner of

one :E Mr. Reid is worthy of attention b

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Repairin A Furniture...

We are making a specialty of doing this-doing

d0l_“f%_i@W€11,too. Our _factory has special facilitiesfor making such high class repairs that looks like new when We have linish

, ed it.

Were not expensive either. If you have any

thing broken in your house. let us send for it and mend it for you.

"ARK iilH."lss-~ Ui

Pictou Advocate reports the collier-l well-informed about Canada, and has

ies in that county so busy that there y visited many parts of the Dominion, is complaint of want of cars to keep including the Northwest, but regrets the pits going. And a Stellarton cor-’ that his countrymen know and care respondent of the same paper tells little about Canada, ]`;i twenty that there is not a vacant house in y years, he says, th/at he has been a. town and predicts a boom in house- A

The pe0ple Of Palestine have but Washingtongxcept Once, On that

l'Small reason to congratulate them- occasion Dr Scburman of Cornell

S6l\'eS uP0!ll3l1e K&iS6r’S I‘€CBnt visit. University was Prggenb and ga,vg‘ An immediate result has been the them some information, Mr Hitt

collection of taxes two years in ad- thinks there-is but little ros ect of vance in order to re a the lavish

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' outlay for the hospitality and attend- l 9, very limited scale.

ance extended to the visiting Emper-'

a er by the Sultan.

men of the United States strongly

to . . .

light some old records throwing light y tariff and that the Preference' given upon the rate of Wages prevailing in by Canada to great Britain is likely England in 1436- Cv»Ip€nt€l‘S and M to operate against our delegates in

Tl WISOIIS and l0il1€1`Si 5d- & l11{lSU€l` Clif' ,Canada shall abandon her preferential

" ""”d"" "“°“”'° "'° ‘”°'° Sea” in “h” renter. 38. 4d- 11 week, enifwlrlg also a uirilfin ci-der to secure reciprocity

b°dY- ' tithe from each labourer employed with the Suites! The proposition we

under hill! 8 CUSNID Still 6 °° ' 'lllregardas to absurd for serious cou-

are very l6W,but the purchasing POW- to see reciprocity with the States

ll brought about we would be reluctant*

P0iI1°S Will be Mi1f°1`d HSWCH 011 $116 P8-Per find SHPPOSGG I0 P01166 tarilfon a given line of products and

c WGS” C0555 Of Wales and P“SP°bi3°» the Viowfl Of Mr. MCI`I19I‘I19y» manufactures might fairly be reduced

Quebec, 011 the 110l`ih Sh0l`e of Ba M- P-, f0I‘ KSN- 'U18 iR€Vi0W on both sides and brought to a com-

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‘$573, “We Venture the PTO' mon level, butin no case ought United

One of the obstacles in the way of I l ,,,i

reciprocity with the States is the fact that to the Dingley tariE of our § 3 neighbors has been added the war g

tariff caused by hostilities with Spain. . D ~ The old reciprocity treat-y of 1854- my _ 5. s 65 would doubtless have been con-` f E I ' , 1 ` I

tinued for a much lon er tim a d _ ' _ I

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might of have become perpetual but ° ' for the great Civil War of Lincoln‘s Il _Q time. The enormous debt and tax- ; ‘ °

navy which will possibly continue

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ing than prevailed between the two countries in the past,- there are other ¢°"‘*'°| °|’\|89f°'° conditions, including those above |,||-in gmg

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llielations committee of the House ofl

membered as a prominent advocate of freer trade relations between tlie .United States and Canada. He is

W "_ “' “_ ' his wife lie has cabled to hertlliepreseiitatives. Mr Hitt will liere-l @3000

` member of Congress he never heard i Canadian affairs intelligently discuss- ' ed for twenty minutes at a time in

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securing a reciprocity treaty unless on ‘

It is mentioned that the public-

yobyect to the Canadian preferential

51’ their eliorts to /secure a fair trade 3, treaty. lt is even proposed that

S sidrration. Much aswe would like

United States tariff is much higher

- than that of Canada. In Uranging

A few words about our :g

luiunuoi 2.

e aveyustpace t is upon

the market and guarantee it fi

of the oil and Hypophosphites :Q and the antiseptic guaiacol. . 3 W'e consider- this the best article of its kind and can

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It looks like coaxing Christmas to alk of presents now-but still you , may be planning to give this person so nd so, etc. Just asia suggestion we put in our window this week a great = assortment of Menfs Slippers.

They are always acceptable.

Men’s Velvet Slippers 75 and 80c

" “~ “' $1.00 and 1.10 “ Black Kid Slippers 150 & 2.00

Chocolate Kid Slippers 1.80

nd 2.10. E man or woman who will give proof of PR|Nc|PA|'» I

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New cloth for

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It _Pays to tsuy at I-’erkln’s

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coons

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1 To-day and every day this p week an

story wil1gbe§told to your eyesight concei BEAUTY, NovELTY and Lowivnss 0

IN THIS

~ The Largest Stool D 'I ’t

ress Goods in Ch

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our Dress Goods Department this week

We want ever .lad in th rl »

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find in the Conservative press gene- ill; is mo soon to th,-ow it away, in you to Come here this week

r rally any; credible evidence of the whole 01-in PM;

loss of faith spoken of by the Re- . ' Q '

View - If money is an ob°ect to ou it W

If ` ou are in need of a new p `

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t o buy your Dress Goods here this week

"THE MILUIIEBY lElllEllS.”

Fall and

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- We have opened afine line of Nob

and LARGEST CROCKEBY, CHINA and Grass Sroiiiis in the Provinces. We ___ will give one Tea Set FREE to any

Suitings. Overcoatings and Trousering.

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(_/all now and get first choice-a lull line

nisliings always on hand. '

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the person that bought three Sets at (graduate af “"""|

one time out side of our store, in Bwkx in _ “nm Ch’town, during the past year, that is “ ;,,,¢h¢,'m‘&g,,,§°i;ii<,n with

to say Dinner, Tea and Chamber Set. A"“‘"“°“° s|'°"h

Call and see our blue stcr'

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systiilrhz is the latest start is assured

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