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‘ THE GUARDIAN, GHARhO'1'l.‘ETOWN OCTOBER 20 1898

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_s m is -ef -"-1 1 gi- _:_ __ :J FY __`¢__ _-up . ~" ' g H* A ._

tatninatinn nvas tha ary. a Navy as Ara n Fast

hop il: for i one dollar’s of Value for 75 cents 'you

Heavy all wool Navy

c per.

yard

French Qancies, all -wool veurers regular 60c stuff

455355 TIIIS

hard finish Navy serge, errors, will not spot or

c per yard

till BHUS

Goods nest profits"

ifort ”""”’”'f

ere are some comfort- ioes for house weai .

Men'sCarpet

and Felt Sip- pers from 35¢ a pair up.

Childrens and Misses Carpet andClor.hS1ip- pers. all prices

Misses and

Childrens ex- tra fine Felt Julielts-very

b °3db's1.¢ih"§

Infants Felt

Julieltil Fur trimmed--very ogre- 58c e

cheap Cloth, Carpet. lt Slippers-as cheap as

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SHIP th’ CORNER.

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I cl Ei P0ll"H<. of Civil Engineerin Cor 5 _ _ _ v

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ngtneer for General \Vork Spec

raulic sa. iitary Engineering and

<1 itletoivn and _QL John.. fl* lfsfadllf-l\_-< tri Charlottetown _

Health

Readers

ry Text Books on 1 Ogy and Hygenie, with §‘t erence to the effects §‘ hol and tobacco on the 1’ system.

Prine Pl I 20 cents.

“2 20 “

sale by all dealers in

maui

Interest.

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Gleaned By ‘Guardian’ Report-

ers and Correspondents.

lim Budget ol llupnllgs Round About lin District.

MR. I-loizurio NnLsoN, of Montague,

was in the city yesterday.

MR AND Mas. Timo. Moons return-

ed yesterday from a visit to their son. Dr. E. P, Moore, South Bend, Indiana.

_M_izs. .loan \Vi~;sT who has been visiting friends here returned yesterday morning enroute for Wetaskiwin, N. W. T. .

HY" W. C. T. U.-An open meeting

of this society will be held this evening at 7.30 in “Y.” parlors to which all young women will be cordially we'- comed.

Bev. THOMAS Crtosisr, missionary

to the Indians of British Columbia, is visiting the Maritime Provinces and will be in Charlottetown the first Sun- day in November. He will address the congregation of the First Methodist Church in the interests of his work. He has been in charge of the Indian mission work of the Methodist church for several years and is making this visit under the direction of the mis :ion- ary society. `

A wiiirait in Handy Dairyman speak-

ing of the Halifax exhibition says the most attractive exhibit was. undoubted- ly, Guernseys. Mr. E. R Brow, of Charlottetown, whose herdvof imported and home bred Guemseys has never been beaten in a. Canadian show ring, was to the frost with 18' head. All those animals were exhibited att St. John. where they took 21 prizes, and at Halifax did even better. The first prize aged bull got first prize at Montreal, last year, when he was owned by Hou. Sidney Fisher. the Canadian Minister of Agriculture. The imported `two-year- old heifer seleced by Mr. Peer on the Island last springwon first. prize. The aged cow, Azella, full sisterto Ada of Eastview, the great sweepstakes cow for three years at Toronto, the two- year-old, her daughter, and her year- ling daughter, are especially fine ani- mals, and elicted much admiration. In

yearling is unmatchable.

Local and Provincial Items ol

Mics. (Col) MOORE is visiting in St

John, the guest 'of Mrs. F. R. Butcher.

Sstvsriou Asin'.- Tonight there

will be a special public meeting, a story ,will be recited entitled ~'[‘h¢ Unkngwn Paths.” interspersed with music. Don`t miss it. ‘ _ _

Rav MR. Noon, of Boston, Paar

Most Worthy Chaplain of the National division. Sons of Temperance, will be in St. John today. He is on his way _to Prince Edward Island. St John Telegraph.

GRACE CHURCH Epworth League lec- 1

ture course will oien Tuesday, Novem- ber lst. with a popular lecture by Rev. W. H. Warren of Bedeque, on his trip to the old country, illustrated 'oy stere- opticon vsews. These views are all new. having been imported quite re- cently.

ME~sRs. John Coombs &Co. are

busily engaged making preparations forthe publication ofthe Prince Ed- ward Is‘and Aiminacfor 1899. This publication which has become a house- hold favorite was notissued in 1898 much to the disappointment of the thousands who use it as a book of re- ference. lt is the intention of the publishers to follow the lines *adopted in previous years so that the public ' may expect a fund of information on a

,fund of subjects. Mr. Brent Garnhum

is now engaged in collecting informa- tion. He is particularly anxious to meet re resentatives from a-l societies

p _

, ecclesiastical and otherwi~e.

the opinion f competent judges, the

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That drowsy sleepiness which comes over you during the day is but one of the symptoms

_ of indigestion. It clogs the

blood and makes the brain

weary and listless. A good,

refreshing, invigorating drink

2 is a teaspoonful of

Hhbevis y rvescettt Salt

sails ET? _'Q (Q

a tumbler of / water. It

.ur _ 1 _ " . ,. jueaiclies the thirst; drives away

- _; l:~/ingestion. cures Constipation,

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‘ _l iiinlces the blood'pui'e and the

irsiii active. .»`ib‘oey'S Efferves-

Q .ent Salt is the true helper of Q "ns active, progressive man.

1.' _.f `l`tii.< smiiflard linglish preparation,

. '\ .zifii is eiidursrfal by mgdiqal jour- -. _

" ‘ "‘~‘ 'Iwi i~'e_<ci'ibe<l by phvsicians,

or -vile by all driiggists at 60 cts.

I A VERY pretty wedding occurred_ at

fthe Presbyterian church last evening,

the marriage ol lVilliam F. Hanes and Winnifred B. MacCallnm, both of this place. The ceremony was performed by<Kev. R. W. Cleland ' in his usual simple and impressive manner, and after he had spoken the words that made them man and wife a fervent prayea was offered for their happiness and prosperity. At the close of the. services the relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Hanes pressed forwardto con- gratulate the happy couple and wish them hon voyage. The bride was dres- sed in a beautiful gown of ` brocaded wool and looked queeuly in her beauty. The groom was dressed in ,conventional black. Miss McCallum j is a daughter of the late ‘Stephen Mac- 1Callum. of Prince Edward Island. She has resided here for several years with her sister. Mrs. John Ot'. and by her 9 womanly virtues has. endrared herself to a large circle of friends who rejoice in her happiness. ` W.F.Hanes is ,well and favorably lknown thrgughout the valley having spent most of his life in .this vicinity. He is the owner of one of the fine orange groves on Azusa avenue and interested in property in various parts of the val'ey. After' a short wedding tour the estimable couple

tropic ]oins their many friends in wish- ing them much jov and happiness.

, OF the two fine brick blocks built by ‘Beer Bros ', formerly of Charlottetown, -an the town of Nelson, B C . the M1001'

aa one sub.t.annai|- ed brick but dwg with ia frontage of fifty feet and a depth of 75 ifeet. It tasastone basement, and is ffitted throughout with the latest im- provements in the way of water and jlight facilities On the ground floor ithere are two stores. of which the WHS!-

andthe other to Mr. DesBr say. Up lgtairs the building is subdivided into ,office suites, some of wh‘ch _have DBHI already bespoken. The front of the stores will be plate glass. The block 'of Josephine stu et is of equally subtan- tial and complete construction: though lthe in‘e~nal division of the building is different. The stores belonging to W.

F. Teetzel, the Nelson Hardware Coin- pnny and Fred Irvine & Co., which run

ibasrm ntin the new block, thus con isideiably increasing the Cllfpllvlliyr Of ‘their respecuve establishments. 1`he _b'ock will also contain three stores _facing on Josephane street, With eight 'oiiices upstairs, all having outside light. lffbe frame building occupied by Mr. lTeetzel has been remodelled, and a new lroot' put on, while a contract has been

‘leg 10 f-me the three stori s above men- I , - . ‘ , ttioned with plate glass. Mr. Ipwarutnc iarchitect, designed the bu-ldmg, and itheconst1‘uc'ion work has been dons under his supervision. It is thus evi-

H p _ _ V ‘dent that cas‘ern capital iS Willing ‘0

tru- b,~.i.e Ti--sl sue 2; cis take its changes in tha ra im "np,-0v_

y ¢`\ ~"- ling town of Nelson.” P

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built_ma'n who, we cannot fit.

i city. '_

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_ The man who buys a suit of our high class make, is in every

sense of the word a well dressed man- It must be a very oddly

lf you are dissatisfied with your

2, tailor come to us and we will give you satisfaction. Our make of :_ suits and Overcoats are worn by the most fashionable men in the

S' S- L- A. 1\Z[OEO]N|'.AIaIJ.

S“PPl1@Sin the Mari- 5 Leadin Fashionable Tailor E

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PORT OF CHARLOTTETOVYN. |

Oct 19 - Ar- Swallow Finla son

- Oct. 19.-Cld:__Monu~eal, Sm li , lSuaimers‘de; Swallow, Finalyszdad. 'Ihat ls what “e Bald fnr our

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Plnflllv ; Dari. McPherson. Picton ;, Minnie A. Anderson. Cape Tormentine.

P|l1""° N Gt. Mailman Wallace

Sydney.

itself must be an enormous one to justi. fy so great an ex enditure in ublicit

than that success can be gained by ad-

quality like Royal Baking Powder, which when the house-kee er has cnc

food she cannot do without, then the greatest measure of success is attained

P - t _ E _ _ Lising are both essential to make a pro- duct a gre at success. The Royal Bak- ing Powder possessing the first, its

lieve that there is no medium for ad vertising like the newspapers, since in

MEET me at the Always Busy Store.2i

three days. These tweeds _are_ much admired and are very popular for fall

. Si1.Ks,_sacques, cloths. dress goods- velvets. Everything being slaughtered at Weeks & Co's big closing sale.- The goods must be sold. W. A. Weeks .& Co. 19, d W. Bi, eod. _

-counts of 20 to 50 percent off everything. Bargains are going for all.-W. A. Weeks & Co._3i eod&w

les. (Dewey and Sampson designs.) Table coversi size at 50c. each; 4x4

2 ‘_ ' ,will be' at home to their friends at their/ sim at 904;, - -6x4 size at $1.65; 8x4

Always Busty Store f ,_ A _ . ire-idence south Of l0Wl\~ Th0_ P0910- heavy make 32 95 Portiers 3 and Sl

lengths 48 and 60 inches wide, price $2 75, $31.00 at d. $8.75. These goods- are on' our front table -Jas PATON &

- ' /2 ` ‘ ` 'F " [We clip the above ffroln tlrileh P05110- _ . . - . _ v »‘7 ~ t' of Azusa, Coll ornia. urs ay. C0_ _ ' if

HA‘lnl:i-cols” ` _., (§<‘;t‘T"l3lth. 1898. Miss McCal.um _ is a Tourists-.-.l!r1uce__Edwu:d Islam

I ' . ‘ Q V ‘f.. ‘native of Brackley Point, of this Island. Illustrated book on P E Island. For

L, p A _ __l '_ ` \\\ JV p EHR Gunlylny wishes Mr. and.Mrs. glee as me boeiusoreser as eimvomeo 1 5; -=\-_.W y anes all happiues. * V g - _ ._-,.3

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'A man, has opportunity of' 1*

*showing only these articles of _.#jew'elry in his external dress.

_A ring, studs or Stick pin, and *

should neas good as the man can afford, and its style be distinguished for taste and# character. #

# I have taken special pains in # selecting a large stock of men's *C-hains, I am sure you will say * ¥% that the patterns are the most #

*tasteful ever shown in this city # *and the prices have suflicent%

back to the alley. will occupy a large *range nofit every pocket b00k-i*

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under the greatest didi- culties.

Certainly they are, their eye sight is aifec Have you any reason suspect the existence c eye troubles? _ If so, bring them tr m I will examine them fr

F. Hntcliaao

Graduate Optician.

Queen St

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Dart. McPherson. P1ctou;,Dav Spring: ’

LeBlanc, do; Minnie A, -Anderson, _

Shediac; Raeburn. McLe n, Sydney;' Ethel Blanche, Reynolds, Orwill; M. f C. McLean. Bontin, Picton; Albert P., P0I‘l'l0l'. do: Rosemary, McDonald, ;

Picton; SS Greetlands, Couillard, North `{ "

Good Goode, Well Advertised- .

_ Going the rounds _of the press is an _ item stating that theRoyal Baking Pow- der Company is the largest advertiser in America. Of course, the business

There is no fallllcy more dgngerod; Everything In this department 13 up to date

can l in uname

Gloves llel llou

vertising an articlf of indifferent merit. But, given an article of the highest,

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used she ends if she aesirles the nes? New collars

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my keeping it continuously be-fore the

ublic Great merit and ood adver-

proprietors have wisely used the sec- “

onzl, and the result is apparent through- ont°t.he land. The Roy al company be-

these enlightened days everybody reads

them. y 0

_Lpmgs costumelclom Samples pta kAl1l we véfantil is vour personal inspection the pi large range cfgenuine 'J.Ox'ford,jtwee`d_e mar e Wlu ot 9 est'

for ladies costumescan be seen 'at the Rgmamber the plana

agency of the Oxford Manufacturing

°°"’°' ‘“‘”‘“°“' i""“°'°°°“ "° ““‘“‘ "' ‘THE MODEL 370%.

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'1‘HoUsANDs of people are buying Tllé NGW ,PPOWSB HW @ ‘T

every day at our big closing sale. Dis- ~

BOUGHT at 50 icents on the 8-tvio

bales of chenille icurtairis and table ,covers.George’s colorings in rich chenil- g

Twe

We have pleasure In QIIOIIOIQ llli U* have secured QU llllllf* & OM Manufacturing Go, l.llll:el| all lilo# In stock a full Ilne of their oolohrlhl Tweeds. Sorgos. Ladies' Benin && Blanlietlng, Yarns and Knltllnj lloolor]

Highest pl-loo pall for Wool llrilero fe|°'&ol:|\nlo UN Dil If in llll P14609.

§a _watch chain. The chain the *

#conspicuous item., It is import

'ern one has been leased to Lillie Bros . *fl-Ula l"l'lQl`9_f0l'» that 199 qualwy

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W lsalier "Beer Bros., have liearly oomvle- _ l W _ _ l,

R’ ited their new block on Baker St1‘66U» all-V * _ ' ’ 4

V ‘Joining J. Dov_er’s jewelry store. _ _It_ie -#_ A' __

imflllffdi nns since is nasanven 2 A `° Fon 'ri-is

TRYUN WUUEN Mfg (ill

Your children MAY BE -3

struggling along in school 3

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