THE GUARDIAN, UHA.BLO;1‘1‘ETO`WN,iNQVEMBEB. 4, 1898 ~

onnettte Night Gowns

in ont into eooninv.

Interest. -

Gleaned By ‘Guardian’ Report- ers and Correspondents.

l »

f ttevs Budget ot Happenings Bound About

the lllstrlot

' l l

an Silt Cu.\nLi~:s Tntirml, who is now

,at Venice, will probably return to Eng-

A splendid as- sortment just re- ceived from the

manufacturer, well made and generous in size. Frilled collars

and Fronts, the most of them

have yokes hack and front. -

’ The prices are:

5Oc, , 75C.

9Oc,

‘land in December. ’

REV. MR. Ciiosni' will speak in the

schoolroom of the First Methodist churchto-night at 8o`clock. A silver collection in aid of missions will be taken.

REV. Doi. S. C. GUNN is entering up-

on his thirteenth year as pastor of the Scotch Church, Boston. Mr. Gunn is well known in certain sections of this province.

- W. F. BEST. formerly analyst in the city of St.. John. has decided to locate in Victoria, B. C. He has opened an oiilce as assayer and analytical chemist in the board of trade building.

THE Snu’s Woodstock correspondent

says: At a meeting of the Presbyterian congregation it was unanimously decid- ed to extend a call to the Rev. Mr. Ire- land, now in Atherton, Prince Edward Island. - '

Manure MARIE HARRISON, the cele-

brated Canadian soprano. who made such a hit in New York and other American cities with Dan Dodfrey’s British Guards Band is to give a con- cert in Moncton on the 16th inst. Mrs. Harrison is well known here.

Tru-: police arrested Min \Vilbur at

William VVilbur’s last night on the charge of keepinga disorderly house, and Mrs Beatt charged with bein an

$1059 inmate. . Twoy straiigers from Pg E.

$1.20.

Flannelette

Drawers

r 351:, 500, 59c,

. and 72c,

Stanley Bros.

“Solid Comfort"

Written all over them.

Nllliltmitlmié

litlillllllllll

We have just opened two lines of Men’s B00\'fS» Wit' ... able for stout feet, made 'E

, on an extra wide lastdvith 23

good, thick soles. Price 5 2.35- '°

“IES V

who want a br0ad lJ00l`»» made from soft Dongolo, a 5 good fitter. Should see g~ our L85 boot, just the 12

‘ thing for stout feet.

Wide boots for stout feéli Narrow boots for narrow

feet.

ll. K.. JDST

P swarensi consent. -

“Solid Comfort."

Written all over them.

WWWWWWWWN

Another Lot

75.

This time we oH`er:

5 lbs best Calf Raisins,

llelllll

l MU

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. 3lbs “ Currents,

l0 lbs \Vhibc Sugar, '

l0 lbs Brown Sugar,

5 lbs ot 2Sc Tea, 1 lb each of All Spice, Cl0V0"» Cinnamon, Mixed Spi06» Gin' ser, Pepper and Mustard,

l oz Nutmegs,

and Lemon, , ' .

5 lbs Onions,-

5 Bars Sunlight Soap, 4 Gals. Kerosene Oil

_F0R_ $4:-75

l bottle each of Ess. Vhllil-li

Island were also arrested as being fre- quenters ofthe house. The case comes up for hearing this morning.-Moncton Times.

H. Pinion Wnnnsa has concluded a

successful weeks performance at St. Andrews N. B., putting on the boards in good style “ALa.ucashire Lass.” Theo residents of St. Andrews, who know Miss Edwiua Grey, (Mrs. Webber). re- gretted her absence, especially as it was caused by illness, from which they, as

well as her Charlottetown friends, are l

pleased to hear she is recovering. `

EDWARD J. Cusack, of Cambridge,

Mass., has reported to the police of that city, that he.was knocked down in the Public Gardens b three men armed

_ Y with revolvers and was robbed of $45,-.

000 and a nickel watch. He declares he received th monev for a patent. The police place no reliance in the story. but are investigating it. The partyabove mentioned is probably Edward J. Cu- sack. of New Brunswick, reportedre-

!]]0t0l.'.

A wrtoLEsa1.E dealer has told the St. ohn Record that the tendency in the rice of oats is decidedly upward and as been for several days. They are now being quoted at from 36 to 38|: per bushel by the carload, where a few days ago 33c was the highest figure. Large shipments to England before the c ose of St. Lawrence navigation is causing a geafcity in the Dominion and the pros- pects are that oats will continue as high. if not liigherin price.” To the consumer Ontario oats cost 50:5 per bushel. Hay is cheap.

:vos-1

Tm; Independent Order of Oddfellows

held their first social of the ‘season yes- terday evening in their beairiful hall, on Vi toria Row. Mr. A. Down, a prominent member of the Order, presi- ded and iittingly _weicomed the guests

'Mi-_ A. A. Bruce followed with the Odd-

fellows’ Ode, sung with his usual suc-

A reading by Miss Rittrsy, a

solo by Miss Down,and an instrumental selection by Mr. 'Ernest Hill added fms- iterially to the enj0S'¥D9l1t 0| 910 Visllofs- The Playing of games, etc.. was _in- dulged in during recess,_aftet which a sumptuous repastgwas discussed. It was M, evening of rare pleasure and scored another snooss to the list of

(5 (D it

,-Oddfellows` socials. .

LINSOOTT. Toaouro.

Local and Provincial Items ot ...t.... . °

I' I ' . _ 0

pany’s medals and prizes. Ranges, 100, »200. 300 and 400 yards, five shots at . _ 1 each range, highest possible score 801 » s ~ ‘e * -

- ly _ , , ._

Guardian until , Dec, 31 '98 ami fpoints. Staff Sergt. M. Alien won the ’ i’ 5 ~ ~

6, medal pfesentrd by llon. Betj. Rogers’ .. ,ly ;,.__f g " `

and Sergt. J. Walker the medal pre- , _~j = Q” 5. ‘ff f f 1

for only ten °eUl"- - _ sented by Capt. Hooper. Sergt. H. W. fs ' f ‘f 1 i

ceutly as negotiating the sale' of a water'

V B. Y. P.U;-Meeting to-night: at ololock.

(colored for only 10 cents in stamps

R1- sin' quickly and get the Week

colored picture Battleship “Marin

‘The Brigantine Maderdc isexpected to

load at Charlottetown for the Bermuda market on or about November the 10th inst. .Horses will be taken as freight, at ($20) twenty dollars per head. Stalls _will he provided by owners of the vessel. Shippers to provide feed. Apply to R. N. Cox at Hotel Davies, Charlottetown. 4 10i.

Alumnus or LAND _.inn 1NcoME Tax.

A number of summonses have already been issued by the Provin- al Govern- ment for the collection of arrears for this term of the County Court,and the tina. llis. is about to be handed to the clerk o the Court in time to issue summonses for the December term.-By immediate payment further expenses will be saved 2. 2aw&w 2w

Conrinsrosnsucn from Boston, in a

late number ofthe Halifax Mail, has the following: As of late there has been a large influx of young girls from Nova Scotia and P. E. Island the Mail correspondent had on interview with D. J. Lamont, proprietor of the Lamot Employment Bureau, at 47 Gray St.. in reference to their chances of securing employment. He said that the number of girls coming from the Provinces every year. was increasing; but that wages were decreasing accordingly. What they cod; "green girls,” can be had now for as low as a dollar, or a dollar and a halt it week. This pay is advanced after a time, of course, but nevertheless the average Provincial girl is working for a great deal less than she was live years ago.

_ 1-é-Qi- .

SUPREME COURI.

George Montague Phillips vs. Alex.

Gillis.-A special case stated to the Court. The point in dispute in this case is as to whether the plaintiff. a grand nephew of .the latelllfm. Dodd, is entitled to share as heir to certain lands of the late Wm. Dodd. W. S. Stewart. Q. C., for plaintiff;'F. L. Has- zard, Q. C., for defendant. The case was finished Wednesday' and judgment was reserved.

Re application of Mr. E. B.Willi~.ms.

It appears that the applicant studied three years of the term of five years _re- quired with Mr. F. L. Haszard, Q. C., the rem iiningtwo years havihg been occupied as Private Secretary to the Minister of Marine and Fisheries. The Court refused thc application of Mr.. Will’ams for examination until the full term of 5 years study should be com- plated.

Court adjourned until Tuesday, Dec.

6th.

}

MARRIED.

At Trinity Church, Springfield,

King’s County. N. B., Oct. 25th., by the Rev. A. J. Creswell. Humphrey Mellish, B.A.,L.L.B., barrister at law, of Halifax. N. SJ, to Margaret Mabel Wilmot. only danghtercf S. H. White, Esq.. of Springfield. N. B.

IS IT A TRIPLE 'I' H

-raur oomnllm 'rnoUn|.E. Acln nvsrnrsn on soon sronlac W

How Becognlzed as a' Cause of Serious

Acid Dyspepsia. commonly called

heartburn or sour stomach, is a form of indigcstion resulting from termenta- tion of the tocd. The stomach being unable too promptly. digest it, the food remains until fermentation begino. filling U19 stomach with gas and .a bitter. SOUP. burning taste in the tmouth is often present. This condition soon become; chronic and being an every day occur- rence is given but little attention. Be- cause dyspepsia is not immediately fatal, many people do nothing for the trouble.

Within a recent period a remedy has

been discovered prepared solely to cure dyspepsia and stomach trouble. It _is known as Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. and is now becoming rapidly used and prescribed as a radical cure for every form of dySP"PSla" ,,

Stuart’s D yspepsia Tablets have been

placed bt-fore the public and are sold by druggisis everywhere at 50 cents per acka e\ It is ire red b the Stuart

on & awkward one to handle successfully 9” hand ,fun supply af megs; and

theteamis saidtobe a 0006 0119 -w d. e-

. _ I I il ...I I I I. --`i‘~.~2»1l i-|**.~».‘i--li`.li .-'i=ii"“-’.ia

Tan Wcuxnr Gunnnmt until D _.

8' e ~ .P .&tt\»f_l`tta» , I V-fi _

s The Annual Shooting Match of No. 1 P

ec Company, 82nd Battatlion, took place P

'81 '98 and Picture, Battleship -‘Maine”` yesterday. Some verv tineloorol were

made The match was tor the coin

Anderson acted as range odicer to the satisfaction ofthe marksmen. After the

l'ily given; also three cheers for the range otiicer. Capt. Hooper did not compete for themedals. Be_ow are the scoresz-

Capt Hooper. Dtilv Examiner and

not and 2.00 69 Pte Hughes, underclothiug and 1.75 68. Lient Rodd, book and 1 75 61 l

Pie R0b01°lS. tobacco and' 1.50 55 Capt Stewart, shaving apparatus and

1.50 52

Sergt Dillon, box cigars and 1.50 523 Pte Diamond, box c'girs and 1.25 48 Pte Harris, slippi-rs and 1225 - 45 Pte Chappelle, book and 1.00 . 40 Pte Rodd, tobacco and 1.00 ’

Pte McCallum, tobacco and 1.00

Pte Mclntrye, tobacco and 75c

Pte Coffin, whip and .75c _50 Pte Burris, razor and 75c 35 Pte Coles,undorolothing and 1.00 32 Pte Johnston. pipe and 50c 30 Pte McInnis,knite and 50c 30 Pte White. gloves and 50c 28 Pte McDonald, slit peis and 5Oc 26 Pte Harper, rubbers and 500 24 Pte Redd. pipe and 50c 21 Pte Matheson. gloves and 50c 18 The officers and men tender their

thanks to the following gentlemen who so kindly contributed to their prizelist: Lieut. Col. Moor-e,Major G.D. Davison, Feunell & Chandler, Carvell, Bros., T` B Reilly, Conn. Nicholson, _ G. Carter & Co., & Co., Alley do Co , J. A. Far- quharson, J. T. Peardon, Prowse Bros., Dodd & Rogers, Hssz trd & Moore, Robo. Toombs. also the three daily

pa pers _ ‘

___..______

Ir all the bargains you ever saw are

now tb be seen in our ladies’ mantle department-Pnowsi-1 Bnos.

Dainty Piooos oi Gut Gloss.

40 38 36

I am opening a collection of beauti-

ful pieces, as sparkling as diamonds.

The assortment includes: '

Creams, Bonbon Dishes, '

' Berry Bowls, _ Water Bottles,

Sugar and Creams.

A rare treat for lovers of the beauti-

ful. - _

W. W. Wollnor.

TllE'6llElT WATGII ll0ll$E- ‘ -

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ektttrtttttttttttttttmttmttttttflfp _sf not noon int H

= Gllllilelfs

-nos o -

f Your children MAY BE

struggling along in school under the greatest dith- culties.

Certainly they are, their eye sight is atfec H-ave you any reason suspect thi-._ existence

eye troubles?

, If so, bring them tc m

I will examine them fr

GJ. Hutcheson

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0 P g ° I y _ - f W -ff: .4 I

A P. E. LLAND GIANT.-A Sackville Chemical Co.. Marshall- Mich.. and

dwkw, ;, ,s-,fs-1 The old University play- while it promptly and effectually re- ground at ns . t-, J of York street Will stores a vigorous digestii n is at the same soon be abandoned. Mr- IIODF. 1110 time perfectly harmless and will not 0 ' ` k0°P61‘ Of the WaUd0f°1‘5` Bllllefiff injure the most delicate stomach..buton lg I l groundsin Halifax. was up here last,;t,e.¢grmtrary by giving perfect diges-

week laying off and grading _a new mm strengthens the st mach, _improves 0 ...Z

football field in the ehstern portion Oi H the appetite and makes life worth

large plot in front of the University living. _ residence. A number of foams and H18!! Send for fue bcok on Stomach Dis- , '

have been set: towork diggilla' Sjld ill' eases. p i o iinzi-wud \>°f°f°1°°e,the-U'v"f§“f-._.,_ r . . J, .,.,.

‘boys `oiill_h§`vea§1incfaCl‘Ul7"’"°5"*5Y. " ' ~ _

inthe ll=1ilf*!1*°1’{°““E’°i°: Ar I ‘ e

. .. _.l

` . ith the in- `

‘ a ‘ev dns mr on stdqtmdrzti then the W” ' The best blend Tea on the market tention of playing Aca ia _ t _ _ Th bsc .ber havin rented the _ _ _

Wanderers, then Dalhousie. winding esn ip I S _ ed b Wm at any prices. np’ perhaps, with Truro _on the way meat store ate y__ occupii dy H_u - T,-y a Pound,

' home. This is a prettybrg pr0gratn\11§__ Sellers, corner Richmon an 1 S~ w

and looks -..s if it p might be a rather bowugh willkeep .constantly

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and in excellent coiiditi . _r , Y. f H solicit a share of Pau-9na,ge_ D

. _ , f l ft it me “F” '°i°f°'°°d PY Frank w'1;ght,§ spegrboilsy delivered to any part of the V

whtnno ' " "'“P‘”°g P` E' I' gmt' ‘$0 pbsitite 'ciey free of charge. - . , , GROCERS. .Sole Manufacturers. P I H, of character who can furnish H 7°” befme last’ bm has H -n 8 1 f ’ HENRY SMALLWOOD. Corner Gt. Geo. and Kent Sts. oct is tswkwsw ’

for three months. stretch” S1-l from coIle20 f°l'. 4 F991* 9 15 5* 3°” ° ,p .5 h ,98 tf , r Cit_y_ A . . é

. william wright, Esq., Bedeque. r Oct 2 t» . . . ~

, , ,_.. e ~1. ~

. ` ~‘_,~‘*lf2"`;i.»`r ' .f i»‘1°~*i»“W‘ *Ili 113.' 'ii '* ffl'-is

to healer; in our

best wearing i

homespnn) ` _

sh' g, Immaterial how laundrtcd.

.wa iliac that our trade mark btandelds Unslmlklble Bi H eve garment before purchasing

s`no.ting was ended three cheers were e - _ j `- ‘ »~»»~-do th- QM- --<1 me tm- We Dpened Yeeterllq

31 Gases

` Pts' These celebrated Rubbers in

$2.00 .' i ~ ` Sm, S,_,,,,,M_ ,lm da, D 75 Ghiidren’s, Misses’ Youths lop

G ,, d me , AILY

`Uam>IAN an 2.00 73 . 9 Ser;-__t J. Walker, medal, Daily Pat- and msn S'

In Ghi|dren’s and Misses’ we huh

Bugler Stewart. box cigars and 1.50 61 spring and

In Ladies’ the PEARL the STELLA

ine mano, orc., ,

h\en’s. Boy’s, Youths all hindi

THE srlltk.

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Gear-ron srasnr. cnannortfmwr

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AR. if _

We have pleasure la have P secured the

lanufaoturlng Ce., _

“I stock aifull lhil of

» Tvveeds, aiseuputnraras Flu "il"

oi-tm-...for etch-m|co.\uu to HBO

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Tnefo’t,lh .

Patronile

Home

Tryon Homostmns. A Try”

you Flannels swf?

Tryon Blankets .

Tryon Yarns. ' Som by

WootSlonl|eldsl|nslnnk unnrnw

REGISTERED

Medical authorities no the

Recommended by the

climate.

'yall 1-enable dates an than

no .V %

ottne Kino. -f -B

‘ = lance,

Pla`n and-Fancy Tweeds. =

Eg: douib-led and twisted Barrrck- W. M “ u;Tw°fd.i: 'D than GN” ad

yon a les tees B '

Tryon Nobby Suitings.

- Tryon Navy Serges. on T' ' but

nyon Woolen llonnloolonllo‘y