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NPN IM ENTIONB _Below will be The fact is that the two pohce officers

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the ale t b S red through of some material and after I had made

f0$|lD|lll0l|l$ EV9|']Wll9f9- M8833 1,;as1_i0net;£i{arif,?,T Solieitors of myself certain that there was a fire in

Patents, New York Life Building. Mon- or about Mr- M°D°"ald’s store I Went

_ the police station to notif the olice

[see ,-,,150 0 page _] treal, andreported by them for the to .Y_ P . .

“ ° behest of our maders_ 61 526 .Hector of the img .Que of the pokes named The assortment and value we offer in childrens and boy s Suits.

MR. B_sN.i. Biiminsii left yesterday McLean Michie M'an_ ’R0a;, Track in your report 1 found in gba station, We make a specialty of children’s clothing.

one business trip west. makers gmd cleagers; ('31 535, Jules the other was on his rounds (asl sup- Buy these from the manufactures that make childrens clothing sf

M1 s Ii.i-:M1 Ron E of this oitv left this Challie Pari France Grain Elevator pose) and not at an m the “CUNY °f

found a hat of new Patents recently named did not discover the fire About

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morning for Moncton,where she intends 61 553 R G Witt & A Schaff Maison: Egjenfllrinetlglizlilgn :£5 Way t0 the Sta

to s n h ' . nenve,.P. ., Fl Tra ° 1.6`5, J0}\D _ f _ a ed him it he got

Pe d' ° w‘”‘°’ Mathersonfisydiyy A§;,,f,,a_° Broom nie smell af nm. Hs replied tim: he

Msssias Trios. F. Siiii~soN and D. ,md Brush. 61 694_ Jean E_ (_~,,y°,,e,,e_ did; and 011 Our oomlng up to McDon- Svhufman Of the Massey Harris 00-- sie. oiairel Pfo., our-fi cuaer;o1,oss. “Wil “OF” I “aid I ‘h°“gh* *here was were P=iSS0Ds@rS_ by yesterday morn- Richard o. Goff. cimioaeiown, i>.s.i., “fe "1 ellhef M<=D0Ha1d`S Or Allaw-

ings western train. . Ice Creeper; 51,670_ Samuel Clarke’ gnc cliltliccr declared that there was no

THE regular quarterly meeting of the Pei th, Ont., Folding seats for counters. P:`;i(§e<;1;.tiOi;nd tllzcvixgaggggie ttilriletoafttlép

C- L- C- will be held this f“e@d“Y °"e”- Easrniiiv horns -The eastern part this before any police officers avaiii made 1”” at 8 30? m H°ckeV and other of the Island has been exempt from the their appearance 1mP°1'la1lt b“5l““5“ Members will snowstorm s which visited many parts I am as willing as any citizen that P1°“5@ make ll 3 Pom* 'O “Mud l of the continent and the western arts our olice olhcers sho

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' ' - - ' ' p p ' ` uld get credit for

MESS,” LEHEL and Baum, of RiChi_ of the Island. This is -owing to our services rendered by them; but this is

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New, stylish garments,

light and dark colors, full sweep capes, all sizes.

$3-25

. for 2.25. 4115

for $3.25

5.65

for $3.85.

$9.50

for 6-50.

Stanley T Bios.

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to ship yet. They began the cutting and drying of sea grass as an experi- ment a couple of months ago, and they are satisied that the buSineSS Can be made prontable. Next season they expect to psend $50,000 to $60,000 here 'n the business. The grass cut here is of an excellent quality. They intend drying and baling peat moss next year.

THE Royal Art Gallery opens at 4

o`clock on Thursday the 24th, with an address by His Worship the Mayor. Amongst the exhibits will be two setg of the Diamond Jubilee pictures. con- sisting of the photos of Her Majesty the Queen, T. R. H. the Prince and Princess of \rVales. T. R. H. the Duke and Duch- ess of York, and H. M. the Queen and Prince Edward of York,also the Queens carriage leaving Buckingham Palace, the Queens procession passing the House of Par1‘ament the ceremon at

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Sl. Pauls, and the Queens procession in

St. James Park. The set consists of

'eight pictures, and there are only two

sets for sale. They are Rembr-ant Pliotogravures, each measuring 16x12 inches upon plate paper. Messrs. Rus- sel & Sons of London, were the origin- al photographers.

THE December number of the Delinea-

tor is called the Christmas number, and is a marvel of completeness in all its de- partments. The winter fashions in dress and inillinery are elaborately il- lustrated and described, the literary fea- tures are of an unusually high order of merit and the household specialties are of the most seasonabe and original character. The tender sentiment of A Modern Christmas Saint, by Clara E Laughlin will appeal to lovers of

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invton Society during the war, by Mrs.

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a . Steviansoii. The Reboso of Senora

3 Vi iel b Eva \Vilder Brodhead VVash-

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yiigls soon bemherat kWpShrn.i;

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._ _ ini: Boots. me S oc 0 L

Indies' Pebble l

_ Skatiniz Boots,

Wann lined 1 4,0

Led' ' ' _

. NB. llaameéloggre .Sitting Ls. . I-50

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Ladies' Oil P

Q eb and Youth’ “glans Hockey ....,.~,,° ee-;f,,,, Hockey Boot

glndies Choco-

great skating

2.00 and 2.25 lates

Ladies’ Boy Calf sk ° ‘ Hemi. 255515

.lice boots 2_25

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STAMPERS’ CORNER. -

iwniniooniiioonnrniioes Pinoy Stores .Big Ollices

High Price hteii, (lost Big lloiiey.

W`e don’t deal in any 0! th above. WE DO KEEP the bes Qjade of material obtainable

e will give you as tlne a. Job

of Drinting as is known to the art (Fang. attractive. etc-l The PRIC will be in propor- tion to the expenses.

HE Will) RUIS “RY REID Call and see ,

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Archibald Hopkins. In the series on The Common llls of Life, Dr. Grace Peckham Murray analyses the physical conditions and social aspects of old age; Amateur Photography made remunera- tive for the amateur; Eleanor Georgen on The Cultivation of the Voice; Holi- day Household Subjects, Holiday Candy Making at Home.Club Women and Club Life, are characteristically entertaining; and the regular departments: Social Observances, The Tea-Table, The Dressmaker, Millinery, Lace-Making, etc., comprise a profusion of additional matter of distinctive interest. Order from the local agent for Butterick Pat- terns or address the Delineator Publish- , ing Co. of Toronto, Limited. 33 Rich- mond St. West, Toronto, Ont. Sub- scription price of '1`he Delineator, $1.00 a. year, single copies, 150.-

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If you have catarrh, don`t daily with

local remedies, purify and enrich your blood with Hood`s Sarsaparilla. `

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T There is no waste of timeé §‘ or money when you order one E of our line Beaver Over Coats 2 at $16.00' _ §_ We guarantee them to wear P' satisfactory. _ 3 5' Good quality Canadian tweed 3 E; Suits to order $14.00 lined *E E- with good quality itilan and 5; _~;_ mafia. in our usual good styles. ,_§ 1' P. S. we iiiikc Ladies Sacqne. 5;

of our later winter. Ploughiug is still going on among our farmers and our fishermen are catching some fish, but not the quantities they got some Falls. They fish farther off the shore than formally. on the north side. The north side fisheries are about over for the season as the coast is a. rough one, and the fish scarce. The total failure of crops and partial failure of fisheries has made business unusually dull this Fall in all the eastern section. A consider- able trade has been carried on all sum- mei with St. Pierre which took a large portion of our live stock. In addition to the usual traders Capt. Lannigan and Thomas Kickham. the enterprising firm of Prowse Bros. & Co., Souris, did a large trade there this summer, and the manager of their eastern branch, Theodore Stewart, aided by his veteran and experienced assistant, Capt. Angus McPhee, sent a large quantity of surplus animals to the parent house.-The peo- ple of East Point were surprised last Sunday to see three large barges"mak~ ing their way to the land, their rig, their build, and their size being some- thing unknown and unseen by the maritime people of that |section. Their movements were slow, and their handling dillicult from their immense size, and comparatively small sail area. Two of them anchored on Betsey‘s rcef, on the northern side _oi the Point, the third got into the current from the Point and was carried out of sight to the north-east. Her fate I don’t know at the time of writing. They belonged to Ohio, and were part of a tow of four barges in tow of one stea.mer.which broke loose-on the morning of the 11th insr., the fourth as has been reported. went ashore at St. Peters. Q,ui'e a fleet. of steamers and barges from the upper lakes are coming down within the last month to engage in the Atlantic trade, the Donnelly W'recking Co., taking larger vessels than usual through the Lachine Rapids. 'lhese two were board- ed-irom the shore, they did not know where they were; did not know there 'was such a place as P.E. I,. but wished for a. tug. A tug was' telegrapbed for, ai d the W'm. Aith in arsived on Tuesday morning but the barges were gone- `tis not known where at this time. Nei- ther at present is it known the where- abouts of the steamer towing them. Though these barges' are much used on the Great Lakes and to some extent on the canals and coasts of the continient, seafaring men could expect the attempt, for one steamer however powerful to tow four barges, eaih nearly 200 feet long, and more than 600 tons, through the Gu`f of Si. Lawrence in the month of Nov., to endjust as it did. They are built nearly flat bottomed with two or three short masts. foie and aft sails and one or two jibs.-We are glad to see Wm. Young engaging in the butch- ering business and trust that his enter- prise will be crowned with well deserved succt ss.

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Dii-. CL1i"r cures Chronic Diseases

and Rupture at Ch’town,» Friday, Satur- day and Sunday. Call or send stamp lor information .-

Ask; for McLean Stamps.

issued by Peo-ple`s Saving Cp., office.. Revere Hotel, Kent Street. _Every merchant whose naime' is in. our 'blank stamp book keeps them and will only be too pleased to give them _and get your cash trade. You can get your

THE Pdeuaiiiz riziureir 5 V s°’““" s°°““° °""°"` H %°°dS as °heaP and as K°°dfEG°r° Hut€h¢5°na

Q°°°==Sf- _ ` __ __ ~ fromithemas any one else--_ ' _ ; °___"“‘_ _

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bucwy N H Shipped ‘few days wo geographical position. For the same not the first time that credit _has been two carloads of pressed sea Grass, Sm; reason we have generally a later given and taken by these gentlemen car to Ontario and one ,O ,he Unned spring and later snow than other sec- when not deseilved. _

States and they have several Carloads tions, thus neuiralising the advantages hours truly

THcM:.s Mi-;iiCHANr,

Nov. 21. Watchman

[Referring to the above letter and on

inquiry at the police station yesterday, the GUARDIAN was informed that the report of the fire given in yesterds.y’s issue was absolutely correct. Odicers Taylor and Cartei’s statement islas fol- lows: About 12.45 o’clock oiiicers Campbell and Taylor smelled smoke and fearing it to he a fire, immediately madea search and while doing so Mr. Merchant appeared at the Police sta-I tion where he met otiicer Carter and reported his having smelled something burning. He then startedout. to search. Just after leaving the police station he

.mot oliliccrs Taylor ard Campbell. Mr.

Carter followed and in company with oilicer Taylor and Mr. Merchant made further investigation and subsequently located the place where the (ire was supposed to be. then gave the alarm to Mr. McDonald. Mr. Mcrchant`s name did not appear in the report for the rea- son that the ollicers _who were out smelled the smoke before Mr. Merchant reported to them. The police oilicers are willing to give Mr. Merchant credit for his hiving reported the smell of smoke, but this docs not in any way detract from their having made due dis- covery. Each of the men including Mr. Msrchant deserve credit alike and n6ne of them knew the whereabouts of the fire until together they arrived at Mr. McDonald’s store.] _

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Our clock-stock is worth g0-E

='-éiug a. long way _ to see, for such§ Eanother collection has never; E been gathered in these parts. § § We have some very fine; § mautel clocks, 8 day either; ;§Oak or Walnut with wire bell__§ §or the sonorous Gong Bell. E 5 More expensive and better§ égrades in Onyx, Marble and § § Bronze. _ Do you want a perfect clock E for a reasonable -outlay 'Z Then § ivisit our store for a revelation

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Your children MAY BE struggling along in school 5 under the' greatest dimi-

culties.

Certainly they are,- their eye sight is affec Have you any reaso suspect the existence

eye troubles

If so, bring them to me. I will examinethem free

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MEET ME Ai LQCAL BRIEFS ...1£;.;’.;£i.,”.¢:f;i.r ;;,°.‘;:.:1‘;:°§:;: EDlT0R’5...MAIL

and other important business THE Mono °‘ '

' meetings, business locals and all .8vai_l- ,J ' - . B?" Fat the-ire: A - D 0 |

Buy the right kind of goods for children’s wear Sell them at the right price

Buys a splendid servicable school suit of a good

$2 Ucheavy wiry tweed fit boys age 4 to 12 it

I guaranteed.

2 50 ' » <1

I city. The styles speak for themselves

Buys an all'-wool. Homespun mans suit and it

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wear clothing as can be found in the City

and

Buys a. good school suit in 3 pieces Ht 9 to 15 These values are une ualled In (hi

E 2 0 oMen’s Heavy ' all-wool Pants $140 150

1 I 1.75 2.00 to 4.00 -

Serge Suits are as nice a. class of Ready 150*

R. H. RAMSAY & til

NEW PROWSE BLOCK,

SUNNYSIDE. '

We have Sole llontrol

f lliir Bwn Make of

lloi1iily=Maile tllothing

While clothing importers are taxing their brains telling you of the

excellencies of makes that have little or no merit, we justly claim that our make of Ready-to-.wear Clothing is superior to any of them, being made

i workmen having experience at custom work. 1 Having over 28 years experience in Custom Tailoring, we claim YQ know quality of material and workmanship better than any importing clothier in the province. _ OUR GUARANTEE-Our make is more strongly put together, every pocket being linen stayed. ` ` .

We guarantee our coats tit better around the neck and shoulders

_ We guarantee sleeves hang better (a very important point)

We guarantee that if any part of a garment rips we will sew it free of

We guarantee that if any little change is required to make the garmen

a. good fit for any particular figure, we will make the alteration free of c

Our $10.00 All-wool Blue Beaver Overcoat, silk stitched and Germl

tweed lining, is the best we have seen for the money.

D.. A. B R U ¢ E

gAent for Oxford Tweeds

BUKEFURUUEBEBHEATERS Ur Any Glosed Stove

ls the Cheapest

and Best Fuel

Wei are making a superior quality of Coke now

»&lin'ost as good as Anthracitc coal and half as chea

. No Dirt. No Ashes

Ordersmust be left ahead to insure deliverv

Charlottetown Light & Power

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orifice. chosen srnslr.