Min

250

*gnu regular prices.

_Fur Buffs at 690.

,, it it $1 _20_ tfor New York where he goes for a few realist Lamb $2 40 “ee” "“°“”°“' '

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"inet Lamb f _MR. JOHN SIMS returned Saturday ch

, . THE GUADIAN CHARLOTTETOWN

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Fur Neck

Rufis,

Ties 3 n d B0aS_ In the laws lllslrlct.

dother furs _ Mit. '1`. J. DILLON returned Saturday Wgbought “Hd aff’ *`f‘ll"‘8 £11901 at -evening from a business trip to New

0 MR. VV. C.~ HoGAN, operator of thei

and lit are unsurpsased.

d* large number of Jackets Scribe is expected to bc present at the

ysold meeting this evening. Remember the,

Jackets

_ _ Mc. J . P. Hoon. of THE GUARDIAN,

lllDd90m9- L°dl99 Wanting crosses bythe SS. Pnuress this morn- lliw ill the Ja-8-ket 511" Will 'ing on a. short business trip to Halifax.

in our Mantle Department. invited. ` lllllnery

It is very handsome.

orders.

l.lleoks&Co

The People’s Store. _ QISILE llll RETAIL

Miss MAWLEY. Summerside, spent

KS & C Sunday in the Cit

y.

0 MR. Liss. AI>AM<, Summerside, spent

_ , __ tSunda in the C" .

st recf»i\~.»<t riliout. in of the y nv

latest fur _\`t»t-l< liutfs Ties and UR. MCLEOD was a passenger by

it, _

I l MR. l`. C. JAMES and Miss James re-

turned Saturday night from Halifax.

Thanet Lamb ..§.“.“:;i“:;;:

, ma o s p aye this sea

son.

uf Ui»llS- _ $3.75, in the intere~tS of B. & M. Rattenbury. Sable hulls i

hi-ge hunch tails re- 5

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7 50 ,Mpther’s meeting in the W. C. T. U. I

P“°e -' this afternoon. Friends are cordial

them, they are cheapuiamed. y will sell fast.

hear the gospel message that shall bel

J S presented by Rev. R. W. Stevenson to- night at 7.30.

our Milliner will person-

Y0u’ll be satisfied.

Telephone 98.

STEWART

:curse esiuanv, Bakes Best Bread.

C. Per

want a real g

ROLL, get ours.

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llels and Gossip From Toim and Country W

Gleaned by “Guardian” Report- ers and Correspondents.

The Latest lleadahlalllaiipenlngs llcourrliig

Saturday night's express.

ing to-night. Visitors welcome.

Brunswick.

P. E. I._Railway, leaves lo-morrow on al trip to Boston.

MR. WV. N. RIGGS, baggage master. I

left Saturday morning for a Weeks’, visit to Boston. "

DR. STRICKLAND 1- avos this morning

iooii iitmoviuciii . I °“‘?'“.°’--

‘Is Lieuunint Hobson, b his -

lant deed, likely to add a wird to gthe (N°""°h~ U9”-» P°°t= S991* 30°)

IIHUIICBI POFIIOII Of IBB ED2llrll I8!!-I Dgniel Shgw Tuggdgy gg bgmn guage? lt looks like it,’ said the Lou- :No 69 Twelfth street, at the age of 71 don Telegraph recently, _all.Pl‘_' an illness oflll duyl, with linen"

F9; ¢-xamp1e_ it river steamer, one of monte. He was born in Prince Edward

the grimiest and most. tumble-down of l“l32‘l» DP¢*"Db°\' 25. l827~ _ the many dilapidated craft of the kind W1” |853 he “me ‘U G"‘¢‘“"ll" "Um that plow the silent highway, nearlyl “‘;h';d"‘-' M°"§'°“_d °"'é"‘“d 'he °"‘°'°Y collided with a barge at London Bridge 1 af 'le km"-7 t°"tf.h'Ee C.°Tl;“7°h U90” yesterday afternoon. The skipper used l lis:eé'°'i‘u'"g0°;'p;’nyl R Ei'ghu':'n_ °imi_';`l Stmng language to the barges; but tolCounect~icut. infantry .where he I-'served his iaufiis the latter bellowed, ‘Better = th ' ’

i ree years. Be was dischamed at Harp~

take that old tub out to sea and Hobs in- eps Ferry’ VMOD ,he 2-ml day of June

ize her.” l 1865. On his return to Norwich be re-

.appreciative and sympathetic laughter Chine C0mP5'1)’ 'md \'@¥I1°lll€‘l Wllll lhem 3 by the passengers on board the vessel |' until the company went outof business. thus Ch.u.aL,t6riZed_ He entered the employ of the Norwich ‘

The retort was greeted with a burst of . €Dl<“\`¢d *he °'1\D'0Y Of the MOWFY M82

VIc'roizIA Divisrow.-Regular meet-,

on the Mcrriuiftcj writes an English a

tween France and England. i

‘One day news came that the English

ll et was in the otliug. Young Hobson A ran down a back lane to the shore, shoved elif in the lirst rowbo t he found; handy, pulled for the for.».mo.~t vessel.; and there and then enlisted in whati proved to be the Admirals own sbip.l Out to sea they sighted the enemy. ’

‘-The two lloets engagei in the chan-X

nel, and the Admir<1l’s ship was locked, yardarm to yardarm with the leading' ship of the French fleet.

-While the tight raged, the lad Hob-,

son asked an able seamen, ‘\VlJa.i ure we trying to do P’ `

~Do you see that flag up there ?’

pointing to the Frenchniins masthead.

~~Ye~.’ said the boy. ‘-Well, we want to get that down,’ '

said the man.

night. frcm a two weeks’ business trip `

Miss SAYRE will be present at thef

COME to the Kindergarten Hall and

LQYAI. CnesADEBs.-THE Grand

hour 6.80 p. in. I;

Boston ind St. John. .

Tirizfriends of Mrs. James A. Mc-,

Lend, Chestnut S'-rect, who has been seriously ill for some time, will be glad I to learn that she is somewhat better `

A MEETING of the Ladies’ Aid ofthe

P. E. I. Hospital was held in the Y. M, U. A. Parlor Friday morning, when it was decided to have atea in aid of the? hospital on the 10th of November.

Hou. D. LAIRD expects to leare this;

week for Winnipeg. His appointment as L Indian Commissi n r commands a salary it of $3,200 per yw r besides travelling expenses. It is a rife position. pending good behavior.

TI-In annual shooting ma'ch of No. 5.'

Co. 82nd Batt., will tike place at the Company range at Brookfield on Satur. day, the 22nd rust, commenting at 10 a. m., sharp.-A. BEATON, (apt.

10-w Zi.

BEN. R. W- S'r1-:vI<:NsoN preached

last evening in the Central Christian church onthe “Mission and work of the Holy Spirit.” Close reasoning and . persuasiv" *faitrnent marked the dis- course. which was well received by the la.-ge :indie-ice. He will again preach i this evti>ii._g at 7.30 in 'ha Kindergarten Hall, and all are cordially invited to' rome and hear this eloquent preacher of the gospel.

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One lot 40 inches wide heavy it

patterns.

it 42 inches wide g00d YO. wear and very pretty

Dress Goods Sale

' “ Extraordinary

Double With D,-ess Goods 1, Handsome ehot_Bouele Goods Flour by the Car load DIRECT Faoin SeI>i_ll,1aw&w3mos

every yard is worth 20a. > E Silk mixed only. U #run MILLS IN oNTARIo

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Always liuiliig for Spot cash we are ln - ‘ A G L

a nosltloo to oller Flour to our customers

and servieable in a. variety of 4> \ very pretty range of fancy g ll lllll lelyllllltsl llltll Bllllllnl llllltl. Burn it in a,_lamp alongside of any oil you cali" obta

fl J B .uvle Silk and wool only to y Call and see us before buying else- _ Be u11pI'8JlJ(llC€(l"1l1 yOl1I` Jl1ClgIIl€IlI. find yOU WI SUN:

Here is value if you ever Saw .I is ... this is oe buy where W buv only "Arc Light. `

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& The Impenal on oo., Lu: ;Our plain colored Popliiis in ` I 0 I '

Plain serffesair wool D~»t=bie‘,t Blade New Gres" and all =~ - f '_ ~ ~»'

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‘Presently the Ecgli-h crew I'-ised a

mighty shout of exul ation, and the French saw that their flag was gone. Instautlv the order to board. was obey- ed, and after a short resistance, the French ship surrendered.

Hlllho saw .the French d»g shot

8.way.?’

‘Nobody could answer till a little iig-

ure was seen sliding down the shrouds with something wrapped around his arm. It was young Hobson.

°Unobserved, he had crossed the yard

from his own to the enemy’s masthead. and in the heat of the action had out the Fr»=nchman’s1la9; from its halyards and taken possession of it.

‘The boy was promoted to the quar-

er deck. and by continued gallantrv, he rose. step by step, till he bee ame Admiral Hobson.’ »

Benlley’s Liniment the modem Pain Care

All dealers l0cls, , ,

Lxrrnn Brrs or OIL CI.o'ru.-Floor

oil cloth just large enough to squeeze under the hall or dining riomstove, you know to keep the eoaliand dust from marking your carpet. Our carpet man has placed on the carpet room' floor about 30 ends of oil cloth, some large, some small, all ends, and now is your chance to get one for under the stove. So come quick.-JAs. PA'roN & Co oct8 si `

loading Fur Store-‘MY STURE’

Boots. Boots.-Our pur-

chase of the common-wealth shoe has turned out splendid- ly, every one pleased with the quality and doubly so _ with our low prices. Come to us for your boots and we can please you.-J. B. Macdon- ald & Co. for cheap boots.

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‘Lieutenant Hobson‘g deed of bravery Bleaching’ Dyeing and priming °°'".p“"'.’.

r_i 19 years ago and worked there until .his

e .

sy us of an o;o;‘;...l“o.§:?ii;°i, 5°; of":::.*:.°'.:$ . ltsh boy of the same nauie--l-lobson- V 39 years was amember ofthe Third Hap y born at Benchurt-h, [sle of slight, mtchurcb:

whose drunktn father apprenticed hinni ML Shaw th -

_ was rice married. His

to the village tall0t‘. Wl10 \1S€d him first wife was Abbie Jane Maples, a. sister cruell . That ' d ' h -' ' -

Y WAS Uflflgt B Wal' be gof Frank 'I' Maples, of this city. Her sad

demise came soon after their marriage and seyeral yearn afterwards he was wedded to Kate Kendall, asisrer of the late Increase W Carpenter. Two child- ren were born to them, Charles, of l’a~‘=‘aicrN. J, and Joseph, ot' Brookly, N. Y., who survive their father. Twenty seven vears are he married Caroline Hn.»band,of England, who with seven children, Mrs John Eaton of Groton, John William, Harold and George of Norwich, and Mi.-.ses Annie and Mamie survive him. He is also survived by four brothers, Neal Shaw, of Peabody Mass., Alexander and John Shaw, and Mrs William Hudson, of Prince Edward Island and Edwin C Shaw, of Philadelphia.

Mr Shaw was a man of line nature, who

loved his home and family and found tl e #real-est of pleasure in his home circle. As a soldier he was fearless and brave and as a fr end he was pr zen' highly. Hi-i life was an exernplar-f one and he leaves agrief- stricken 'family and legion.of friends.

Funeral services will he held at the

Third Baptist Church at 2 o’clock this afternoon. Sedgwick Host will meet at

their headquarters at 1 o’clock .lo attend the funeral.

' DIED.

At North Bedeque, on Oct, 8th, inst..

Mrs Donald Ross, aged 55 years. .

In this city on the 8th October, Cath-

erine McKenna, aged 70 years.

[Funeral on Tuesday at 8.45 a. ml,

from residence of Mr. Frank McKenna, Queen Street. .

In this city at 10 o"clock Saturday

night, Mrs. George Bovyer, aged, 80 years, peacefully trusting in her Rr- deenier. ' p

[Funeral today at 11 o’c1ock from

her late residence. corner Graf on and Hillsbort ugh Streets, to Stanhope ceme'erv.] ~

fwo tio ion ..

Needn’t

Cough I

If you have 25 cents to spend, you needn't cough any longer.

Johnson’s _

Cough .

Syrup .

is a. speedy and pleasant cure for a‘l annoying throat troubles. For huskiness, dry cough, tickling in the throat etc., etc., it is almost a. specific.

5top~Coughing l l

Buy a bottle to-day.

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e peeple say of it

U _ MB. Rooxwmm. AGENT,-DEAR SIB: '- . ` , The Air Motor Washer that I bought from

I you gives good satisfaction audl very cheer-

uuy recommend ii.. lt does its work quickly and well.

Yours Truly,

E. Bonus,

side, Sept 6, 1898 (MRS. R. T. Houma.)

' ' Agents wanted. Address

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.Gordon .&. McLell

It’s that lot of Jackets for which you’ve

been waiting. _

They’re mostly highclass, linely made gar- . ments.

Comparatively high in price. i German Jackets mostly. ' _ Open and ready for examination on the

second floor to-day. I I

By the Way t

How about your order for that new hat l

. If you’ll leave it to-day, there may be time

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MOORE & McLEOD.

' WHAT WE ADVERTISE 'WE HAVE. -

@¢ @@@ “ifws uswwvs we lodgg Twenty-one

Dollars

E Seems very little for a Bedroom Suite of ill! qliilymli I

it is-but It is all we ask ,

@ For a Bedroom Suite

of Fine Design. s

beautifullyfinished, nice large dressing' sta.nd,high Bedsteed,2 Fancy high back

and nice fancy table with shelf below.

8 $20.00. can .ma we is v

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Our Tai'or Shop is in full blast. Cell and select your SUIT

OVERCOAT FOR WINTER.

F ine English Flannel with Linen and Silk Bend! had NYQINAHU iii

Good than loo Sliirt for lint'

?toI‘l50c, 50c,`60c, 101:, 806, :ge

scotch sriet-.mo .woot shim and D.-.vm in oo., but nie. is

I t 'Men-’s Outfitters. ' "

eff.

THE Aiuiviorou WAS!-if

eapest Washing Machine on this continmt.

A. GENUINE sorm 0 Irttrllrlmbi W oing it’s work on scientific pi inciples. Hundreds have been sold on their llerlh. Ri W’

Tm: Am Moron Wunmle

me -I ha hentai

- : ve no

Machine

l1'I>'...’3¥§eliZ.%.-if ....4 ...

time consumed in wuehlnl the is e saving in time, cost uid'

1tm.i.i§“nii°=i \t.Zl.u».

3855 tiff? itil? gf .

S’sid0. S6pl. 6, 1%.

.A.IFl.`hdI()'I'OI’¢.. VV. II. GG

ueeeleeelole - _ _ NORTHPORT, N¢ 8.

the new shades is selling rap-

Every week or so we are receiving

h ll the leading colors >? m l - _

Perhaps the plum of the Diesel WE claim to have one of the BBs'I‘

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Goods ewek in a. line Of Blwk gsm* C 'and I.Aacrs'r ` Cnocinuzr, CHINA and md ,moi Poplin in handsome desxgns l iGr.Ass Sroam in the Provinces. We' ‘ p y . y . You.,,,f,,_.,,, pie $1.00 ». ,wa for I 0, wnragive one-free Seimas to my

T H -- 0 p» not ggod we ofer y0\ll» 1'

mug, snorwomenwho willgiveproofd I ,adjej E31' -

racadie Beach ‘ choice of :ri patterns for J inhe person that bought three Solis at LaaJ_e”|

EDWARD ISLAND d h 1 one time out side of our store, _in V

Ladies you must buy your ress ere or ose money. _ Ch, d _ th ’ th” is p A

Bathing. Fisgévgé Po’ I _ ’ . to s:i‘;fliniiimer,T»e.I.idl“stChy°::»haSee' F'OB»¥Il.BI..

per 3 , . . .

7 p - Y ~ Wehave I

lates to Families forthe ' H I ‘c‘u“°d°°°°“` 'I l ' I ai

35th. 1898.

I. C. HA-Us

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SENINIR Mcllllll & lo. ...

Jum11~189`adl1`lf _ ii ' A Beust” omstaI‘d° ii SUNNYBIDE "°"°_"°“."

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Jacliots.;

to have it ready by Saturday night.

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We have placed in our store e splendid line of TOP SHIRTS.

as been thoroughly tested and proved to be ‘

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