THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I., NOVE MER 23. 1899:'
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lt’s a strong Statement ‘
but a straight fact, when we say that
` the greatest help to the live grocer
and general storelteepcr in Canada is
“The Canadian Grocer.”
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[HE TWO ATTRACTIONS.
hi t h t thc recent
;=i‘v:hBli.cmii:v°idk etiiimlsovdmgglia » xhibltlons -from dainty vi'-limi luiies n id from they more austere official judges were the
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the new
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and W l D- __ It-th :ness grand corsets have the Belcher
hw-ty Fincher.” which absoiutrly pr vents any cultingoftbecorset by the stee ; they ar.; permanently covered. but to show the
superior qnalitn of thai steel: hiv- corset
e planed - -x.
Tse'-’§§‘-tai? aim." s»."ss°;°"-uelrw." sw.
'ell the i~\dln¢ dry go. ds houses.
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social. .
In Lecture Boom.Zi:n Church,Thurs-
day. 83rd. beginning at 8 o’cloek p. ra. An excellent programme. refresh ments on European plan; baked beans and brown bread a specialty; cake and
and ‘°Bl_LrAS'l"'
fer
colec jellles and creams Silver col- 'muy of 1896 'E' an axpreuion °f
lectionattbs door. 222
Plnlgllc in
The ladie< of Bt. James’ Church way’s address to the electors that he
will give a Patriotic Tea in
ST. IAMES’ Hlll
_ON_ Thursday. lov. 23rd.
Proceeds in aid of fund to provide
the Boys' Highland Brigad `th Uniforms, etc. 8 'I
'Hao Ball will he suitably decorated
for the occasion.
Tea on table from 5,30 to 7.30 p.m_
Admission and Tea 25 cents.
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This is a Brain, Nerve and Muscle
building Flour, specially prepared for invalids and people who suffer from weak digestion._
It is entirely without Bran and as
free from starch as it is practicble to make a flour suited for daily use.
:!I'¢.°°f»=~i°~ all ill life pil? all ll-
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t wheat and is highly recom-
mended for Infants.
BEER & GOF F.
THE GUARDIAN
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 33. l@. 1-. r f . It t t. F r-are-W
THE MANITGBA ELECTION.
The general election which has
been called on so sharply in Mani- toba will .be the tenth inthe history of that Province. Manitoba had a 'Conservative record from 1870 to 1888 when it became Liberal, and since that date has ‘remained in the Liberal column under the able and 'successful leadership of Hon. Thomas Greenway. In the House just now dissolved the membership was over- whelmingly Liberal, but six members out of a total of forty being straight Conservatives. There wvre two or three nominal independents, but they gave a general support to Mr. Green- way.
The late House was elected in
January, 1896 when the entire Dominion was in the throes of the agitation over the Manitoba school question. The Greenway Govern- ment had abolished state-aided separ- ate schools, and the Qmservative Government at Ottawa had adopted the policy of forcing upon Manitoba the rmtoration of the separate sdhool system. Mr. Gree't'lway’s sweeping
lanitobfs resentment against feder- al interference. It wernot so much a Liberal victory as a non-sectarian school victory. . - '- It is not at all probable in the coming elections -that either party will sweep the Province in any such fashion as’Mr. Greenway swept it in 1896. It is-to be noted in Mr. Green-
pledges himself strongly to maintain the 'non-sectarian school system. His opponent, Hon. Hugh Joh_n Macdorald, son of the late Sir John.Macdonald, was Minister of the Interior in Sir Charles Tupper’s Ad- ministration of 1896 which was com- mitted to the policy of compelling Manitoba to restore separate schools On that question Mr. Greenway doubtless stands better with the majority ofthe electorate than does Mr. Macdonald.
The Greenway Government has
other cl-»ims upon the people of Mani'oba They were large- ly instrumental in freeing the Province from the monopoly un- wisely granted in the first place to the Canadian Pacific Railway. The Province, as a result, has the benefit of railway competition. Immigra- tion has been encouraged, railway enterprises have been stimulated and public adsirs administered with dilig- ence and fair economy. But what the GUARDIAN is most concerned with is the fact that Mr. Greenway pledges himself, if returned to power, to in- troduce and carry a prohibitory liquor law for the Province.
The Manitoba elections will be
held early in December and the House is called to meet on the 21st of that month, so that if Mr. Green- way is defeated he must at once resign the seals of omce. If success- ful in the election he will have an
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almost immediate opportunity to
KENZIE
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rchant Tailor
. purliies, vitalises and enriches the blood ..
has promised. He makes a bold ven- ture in thus taking up the standard of prohibition, and will inevitably array against him the powerful liquor in- terest-, but we believe he will rally to his support the earnest temperance electorate who have been disgusted iwith the shilly-ehellying policy hitherto pursued by public men of both parties on this great and import- ant issue.
How t-he chances cf the war are
viewed in financial circles will appear from the following extract from Henry Clews’ latest weekly circular. After speaking ofthe effect of the Philippine and South African wars in causing a stringency in the money market, Mr. Henry Clsws goes on to S8 I
'lam clearly of the opinion, how-
ever, that the eackbone of tight money is now broken, as is the backbone of the Philippine rebellion, and I now also look for a speedy collapse of the South African war. It will come alter the .first big victory to the British arms, which may occur at any moment. With Aguioaldo taken prisoner, a big British victory, securing the open-
aad the-easing up of the mosey mar
ket here, the overhangxagl clouds will all be remtved. which cause very active' and increased prosperous busi- ness all over the world and especially so in this country.
“A _Good Paymaster Starts Not at
_ Assurances."
There is one good pay-
master who is around on time. gives. full value. and never failsin hé duty.. Eb your privilege to s¢lect_ lion, and ,his name is pure, wholesome 'blood 17z£spayrnast¢rrna£¢s t/toroands of the body, visits brain. stomach, kidneys, liven heart and had alike.
guarantor that this payrnaster will do his duty g
If the blood is impure, it cannot do its
you need not be. Hocd's Sarsaparilla
_It disajpoints.
_Bm-“I was troubled with boils for mon Was advissdtotahe Hood’s Sar-
sapertlla, and after usingafewbottleshavs no sine; lésen bothered. ’ E. H. Gunwm,
Oct” Not New-“I did not in . °°»zr:;‘.:f”° “°‘ ":..°s:‘ °""....‘°`°fi`i’: I0 00% I ll Hoods @“ four bottles and ,tt restored me to peruct health.” Mm Jxsm Tuanuu., Cranbrook. Ont.
LUUK __HEIli.
From this till December 15th, by
sending to me and saving Agent’s Commission, I will give you life size, 16 x 20 Crayons for only $1.98 and! guarantee the work.
Address, S- F. TARBUSI-I
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°°"f°'“|Y Fall Wants °""'-.--
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Flavormg Extracts '
will prove that-_
Any Old Tea. can pose as the best, but your Ten Pot
GEYLUI TEA Is the best and goes farthest.
Sea.ledLend Packets only. 25c, 30c, 400, 500, 60o.
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Jn all furnishing goods. `
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pretty draperies, price only $2.25.
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‘_f~"‘\ If you have not seen the above, ull tb ~>, time you are down town. Always
John Newson
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Thtflittllllld Snap Will in'tiini-ini Wllal is
It you want agood warm suit or overcoat for winter now h
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.` All woolengocds have advanced in price from 15 to 30 per sell. - ' Our fall goods are 'here at the old price lntilssld ont.
-We,_WilI Continue our, Reduction
RINGS-Over 300 to se- --RINGS leot from. RINGS- Plain, carved -RINGS and set with opals. RINGS-Garnets, Pearls,-RINGS Rublee,Amcthysts RINGS- '1orquoise, etc. --RINGS
Prices range from 25c upwards, at the Modern Jewelry and Fancy” Goods Store, Ch’toavn, Sunnyside, Queen Street, opposite P. 0. J
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All winter goods must gc if lower prices _will sell them.
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byinspectingourstock.
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Never pays to carry an llliro iable Watch. ~Ycu ' never know the and are con- etantly missing! appointments
- on that account.
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We oaro to handle any thing else.
We have them. A large stock at prices lower than ever solo’ in this city. A good pall* of Ladies’ Gaiters for 95 ott Better ones at 400 and 50°. Try a pair. ll
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