rleummer Shipmenl el

Slaler Shees.

YVe cannot till ycu much more alnut these comfrrt- giving Shoes EXCEPT- ING THIS:-l`he present shipment appears better made, better finished, a little more TONE to them than ever before. Then there are new lasts, new colors to show you in single or double soles-for instance:

- Chocolate Dongola

Bggts-Paragon last, nickel hooks and eyelits

$3.50

Tan Russian Calf

Bggtg- Double sole with wide English edge

$350

Black Calf Boots-

Natural last. leather lined, double sole, Eiglish edge,

golf foxed $5.0o

Enamel Le ather

Bgqtg- Paragon last,

double sole, Eiglish edge, fsshion’s favorite

$5.00

Alley il Ce.

fee Toeeeaer are Baer

Sponges are the unbleached honey comb for the toilet. A good Sponge for'the beth or washing carriages is

The Sheep’s Wool

Every Sponge guaranteed to last.

A large assortment at

llcDonald’s Drug Store.

, seererir.

. \l ‘ GODDS

With the Island, Domin ion and British Coat of

Arms in Buckles, Pins.

Broaches, Studs, Tea and

Coffee Spoons, etc.

G. H. TAYLOR.

Sunnyside Queen Square.

I |-

Public Notice.

Steamer laeeree Cartier

THE Steamer Jacques Catier will leave,

Orwell, Brush Wharf, on Monday, Aug. 27th, at 7.30 a. m., calling at Halliday s wharf, with visitors to the Whelan Monument Demonstration to be held in Charlottetown on that day.

Returning she will leave Charlottetown

at 6o’clock p. m., calling at Halliday’s Wharf.

z7T}:ckefsone Single fare. Good for the

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on y.

Aug. 22, 19(1)-Zi

THE. .

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At 9.30 s. m. A thorough and practical in-ining is given in the following; Book Keeping, Commercial Law. Penmanship, English V Correspondence,- Bpinon Methods, 8horthmd,»'1‘ypewrit-

and fear ess; aiming to be

Just, lmoartlal, Reliable. Newsy seeking at all times to further the be

therefore as

lowing rates, payable in advancez-

Semi-weekly Edition (Mend. & Thur.)

Weekly Edition (Thursday) per yr.

Branch Offices

have been established at the foliowin places where subscriptions may be pa

and Other business transacted:-

Currie, Manager.

l )'[utta.rt, Agent.

Agent.

J. E. B. MCCREADY. J. P. HVOOD,

` Editor. Business

THE GUARDIAN

An Independent Journal, untrammelled

Y s

interests of the people, and recognized

The Peopldn Paper.

Published at its offices, New Prows Block, North side Post Oiilce, at the fol-

.Morning Edition, daily (except Sunday 'three months $1.00; ner yr . . . . . . . . .. .$4.00

per yr. -$1.00; in advance _ _ . . . . . . . . _ ._ .$1.25

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if

news furnished, advertising. job Work

Sununerside. Curries Bookstore-D. K.

Alberton. Alberton Bookstore-G. S.

Souris East, Telephone office - R. Seaman

Manager

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22.1980.

TliE CITY Ll(i|`lTlNG.

` unsatisfactory to our citizens and a sub

visitors from time to time.The fact that th

system at a high rate have been so dim

some sort, in the belief that almost any change would be for the be tter.

The majority of the City Council for reasons not explained, have from the first

apparently sought to ccntinue the contract in the hai ds of these-called Prince Ed wa; d

Island Electric Company, represented here by Mr. Waddell, but of itself a Mout- real concern. This is the more remark-

able as the service has been so unsatisfact-

ory and asianother company, whose stock-

holders embrace many of our leadingcit-

izens and business-men, stood ready to

undertake the work with the promise of a better light. As is well known the con- tract now running will expire in Decem- ber next and it became necessary for the

5 City toeither procure a new plant of its own, or to let a contract for the lightin g for another term, short or long.

Some time ago tenders were called for

and intending contractors were asked to tender for' terms of one, three or five years. In the first place time was short

for a new company to be ready with all the plant, poles and other rcquisitcs for g hting the city beginning in December next. If it .were intended that there

should be anything like fair competition 'tenders ought to have been called for at

least four or five months ago. But not only was the calling for tenders delayed. The specifications referred to in the ad-

vertisement were not ready for some

weeks later. All of which looks suspi- ciously like favoring the present contrac-

tor and placing obstacles in the way cf any competitor. '

1 At length the tenders were received and opened and the Full Company's tender was found to be the lowest by an amount which Couu. Horne contends would make

a difference of $14 00 a year to the city. But it seems to have been pre-determined by a majority of the Council that no ten-

der however low could be successful ag- ainst the present contractor. Hence the resolution adopted by the Council on Mon- ! day night, to inquire further into the cost ‘ ‘lf H City lillhliillg Plant. to take 'a vote of

reitatiens

Kidney Pills is imitated. Imitation; an dilgetous. The original it safe.

Kidney Pills. Do notbe d_¢¢¢iv¢d_ The,..'_ is .only one DODD’S.' Dodd’,._ is original. Dodd'| is the be " M ‘_

` The city lighting for years past has been _

ject of unfavorable remark bymany of our ,

lights furnished under the contract

intermittent and frequently out, has tend-

ed to promote a feeling in favor of the city

owning and operating a. public lighting plant, as was recommended by His Wor- ship t-he Mayor at the time of his election six months ago. The feeling was not strong in favor of municipal lighting, of

itself, but rather in favor of a change of

tion of est-ablishinga city plant, “and that

the Committee make arrangements in the

competing in vain, the local Company is most unfairly shut out, and the city sad- dled with the old and most unsatisfactory service at increased cost.

The citizens may or may not decide in

favor of a. city plant. If they decide in its

favor, then legislation will be in order, to give the City Council the necessary pewers. In that case the city plant will hardly be ready by the end of another

year, and it will only requirea repetition of the tactics with which we are already familiar to further extend the present contract, with or without the farce of calling for tenders. It seems impossible to explain the course of the majority of the Council on grounds of sound public policy. If they would rid themselves of unpleasant suspicions they would do well to explain their most extraordinary action as best they can.

Very Destructive Hail storm

In Manitoba. .

umamlmsg ‘

Wmrvrrae, August 19.- One of the

worst hail storms ever experienced in Manitoba. swept over Rosser municipality to-day. The storm was accompanied by blinding flashes of lightning and the windiblew at a terrific rate, uuroofing buildings, tearing up trees and destroy- ing hundreds of acres of ripe wheat. Hailstones fellas large as bird eggs, and all glass in the sides of buildings exposed tothe storm was demolished.

The pursuit of -

pleasure is often @

as dangerous to

life as the pur- ’ suit of “ the bubble reputation even at the cannon’s mouth.”

Late h o u r s , t In e _ breathing of a vitiated ' `

atmosphere, rich we _ foods, and img-alan . r rest must result in a S' '

depleted vitality. ,

There is a feeling of ".- languor, the _appetite fails, sleep does not refresh, life loses its interest, and

nervousness or hysteria may make life miserable

el.. .ga “

V of health.

When any of the above mentioned - symptoms appear 'the timely use -of

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cleanse

ARE _ _ V V “Gems” eeaemeg 0WEN's ARTrNs1‘r'ruTroN‘

'hose jirs which we hpve fo ’ QQXID- _ V

° . ru ~ u » _ '_ » i

C 0 N S E R_V A 'I 0 R Y 0 F Nl U 8 I0 anseat<:,7c,a 8 h, - -1. _ . _,_ e;,¢,75¢,and gosadoiieuf 'fiigy 4_5; Healthful environment. Admirable equipment. Full facilities fo

study of music and art, thorough mental and moral trainio refine

Sv

AND _ manners and the best general culture., Apply for Calender. _ V

r - s ' asv. s. o. . ao1to.,e rnaarar

in _ O

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W

o good glass

the electors in February next ou the ques- ' %

sent contract with the Prince Edward ,f`;_

5 Island Electric Company.” Thus after? ,I il - i standpoint!

ii' '__- `_&;' -i " » \. .

every stand-

s Th G1' t Wheels Ref, mg; - Lacs( Sta.ndssiiPre`-

meantime for the continuation of the pre- V ` ' “Tl1¢

Handsome Model,

Up-to-date

e -ti-\

nonsense

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Improvements. Qnlinqnt. I W" “W ?°9» *'i‘°"'° Q _

erect ieireue. igerre e Ideal Repair Shop.

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Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery l I 1 Q ' W I 0, 3. S ' .V ‘ “ = .V"i _S

-will restore me bodyio 2 heartily _ ia- ‘ ' e 5 5 l.; poise. It purities the blood, n`oux'?§heo_. - _ . i _ _ _ _ the nerves, and r¢Stores~the_ deranged- _ _ _ _. _ f f a » ` ‘ ' 1' I stomach and its alliedorgans to,a condi- ° ` ' ' `. I j e V _ ~Vl;;_,3~>f_.V1V»'-eV,-"-. _V hon of sound health. V ' .» ~ 1 » T ' " " I ' 125-!_'j

stimulant contained in “Golden Med-_i ` _ e ` i - _ _ we Deco-ei-f." = . .;. _ s ~» s ~_ hrwutmublgd withvavfnquqng heidaqhes V, We have a great big pile of Cedar Posts, .some-’3u.s_t landed, °f£<=11_ =\°¢°mP@11§°d by S¢v=f= v°m1l\1;z.” writes s 1 me been lying on the wharf since Spring. Some are north 15 Miss Mary Bell bummerton. of San Diego, Duval .

ce., runs, e-noni, w¢,-¢.1,-,»¢g,,1,,, and my 3 ca nts, none less than ll cents. Take them as they came

stomach and liver seemed contxnuall out of ` I ' order. Often I could eat almost nothing for . x .

gwgnty-four hoicilrs at a time. I was entirely un- i - i °

t 11 1 _ - . . . gias°§,f,',,9s‘;§ ‘§",;,’,§,.:Z?f°ggf§§nd§a‘;§im{ mall money, but it will ouy them-good ones too:-during

seo e ' t h ' f '

suits tvhalii, geifore finsighing tl1`;cthi:d1sbgf:tt1(<-irlyfxelt August” . _ ` perfecaiy abreig undertake me aunegmsndrng While these last, to pay more for a post would be to . th row' public school life. _I most heartily advise those f' W

su_E`enng _with _indigestiom and its attendant mane) 8' ay' '

evils, to give this great medicine a fair trial.” - ` C

There is no alcoh whisk or `

_ j liver and _ _: I- it

qw” b<>w¢1s.'rne ' . _ 'f- » ~» ~ '

P,Od,,ce pe; The Bee

manent benefit and do not re-act o ` `

n the

system. One is a gentle laniative. _

§E Underwear,-Slrlrls

. takes to buy an outfit at

ash and cash only-None bowked at this price. v .

James -Barrett

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C purposes and

E proximity eq the

borough Bridge, fory and having vantages it odisrs

to intending

T110 property will

sale in blocks of

. I es, to serve you with the kind :,:;°;f£K.;fs'°° °'

Hats and Cletlliei

‘ You require for the warm* 'Wea

Carr and see nowgiieere moiiey ii

9 e y cpe s c ° k ‘ ; ' c 1 _ . -

mg the blood pure, and theontomgeclli I I _ -f ' _ -' wb

and _ other-_ organs of digestion and _ . »

nutrition in a” condition ’...___..__ _.___

ackville, N. B.,'July 31, 3 aw 6; w 4 ‘w

Maintain

That every housekeep-r will wan

. phone or call. '»"

.|.‘ ll. Mtlfllll & .60

High Class Grocers. _

'CMUMSWMCMIE

Of VD0dd's Kidney Pill; ` ' ‘ ' ' V Vlegion. The box is imitated, Q ,_ “

the outside. coating and shape of the , g . _` pills are mutated and the name-Daddy _ _ _ ` 4 ‘5 ._; ` _ j I

(J-|EAp _ ' V - 'T _ _ ,- . ff _ r t ..-M

Some. Ask for "Gem”‘3ars. V \ ~ _V » .V V t V _*V ._ » -. _.wi `V;.;L___7V»§;,. . VVVV t

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work this out-

_ _ Dodd. :~.~_§»’ ._ . V ‘ _ V _ i _ i if s

Kidney Pills have a reputation. Imit; I £2 _ J, V " Q V; if ;:"h"'.°°°°°""’-‘Y 'Y°‘f‘4°°* imitate. -(Faust-__1BiendCofeein I ` 'I T if 5 . 1 ‘ ~ -1 ‘Al _.,_

*h°Yf1'l¢‘|,¢°nihe reputation of-Dodd’s " (Very ine flavor.) `45'o`each ' T' ` . '“' "_ ' S

Rwensafrn 2_rbarna 3-seen S _ _ _ -_I Compressed Ham in 2-lbtins 32c tin Wliltbll l)l.l!'Il`S 'hard 0081 °l1Sll 88 W ll d i

_ ' _ Pineapp°l'd"Chunlts_initins-30c

when. sinemsyimsg samurai,

Special attention to Ieourin

_ 8 P021

V hone for gi-ulutu;

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o¢yr0n`fi2_;'i.1_1Bau¢nns asaieisj Q a's,0f¢_' j ' J _ 4 . e-sale' »°°_°"°m'°»"n-7.

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If one Lou of hard coal at $5.00 per ton viiu .10

the work of two tons _of soft coalvatf $3.80- per ton,

A how much would you save by using Vous 'of our ’

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ca- y e hindi: lam

l-second dey of Ang lhour of -eleven o' noon that ve

rhe Lower Roads on the north, rough River on the

tween the poop;-by Heartz and the

Farm on the wean

adept

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L - Ve _V 2; ~_ a V V. .» 'ifiannrnoss sas

rsen allies Gellege

The husband beet of l5c books in the city

freshest and

supply of new of

from7a.m

PHYSICIAN AND

givento count!!