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THE GUARDIAN, CHARL01'I‘ETOWN, MARCH 7 £899.

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THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE-STANLEY BRUS.

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Would do well to. look into the values iffered in our

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ractive lines suitable for ladies, there

re a lot of excellent goods in Plaids,

hecks and Plains, that would make P

splendidly for School Dresses-worth

o to 98c per yard .

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many lines of Fine Shoes-for

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rho want shoes, e

discount on all lies Fine Laced toned Boots

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for Ladie Fine

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are invited to look over our stock of boots and shoes and see the great values we are offering. You ~

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save money by sodeing, we want room for our new stock, we must have it, hence this sale, we can

Save

money for you in _all your shoe purchases, we mean it, come and make ns prove it.

Money

saved is money earned, dont forget this when you need boots. Our Sale is now on-many bargains await you, a little money goes _a long way during this sale.

K1J_2§t

gairs of Ladies’ Fine lippers worth $1.25 _ti pm a pair, your choice or

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t many lines of

§§il’s Fine Boots-

2.60

a pair for Men' Calf-- Goodyear Welt Boots, worth 3.00 and 3.25 a pair

Men’s Best Box Calf Boots, Goodyear Welt.

29 to 25 pei' cent discount.

What We ad-

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respondents Everywhere.

AT the police court yesterday morn-

ing, Patrick Hann' was fined $3 or

was remanded uni-il Thursday.

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ceived at the City Clerk’s oilice from parties desiring to take the examina- tion |for license to engage in, or work at, the business of plumbing within the city, according to the rules and regula- tions of the Board of Health. 43i

Ar the meeting of the Quarterly

Ollicial Beard of the Little York Cir- cuit, held in the Union Road church on the 1st of March, gthe Rev. R. Opie was invited to remain on the Little York circuit, the fourth year. The invitation was accepted.subject to the approbation of the Conference. _

A NEW ENTERPRisi~:.-The peeple of

Morell and vicinity are. becoming great- ly interested in a project for the raising or oyster mud in summer, by means of a dredge, which is being advocated by a number of our leading farmers. At a meeting held in Morell hall receotly,for the purpose of ascertaining the public mind on the subject, a great many ex- pressed themselves as willing to do their share to make the schema a suc- cess. A like meeting was held in Ban- gor sohoolhouse on the 28th ult. Mr. Cobb was appointed chairman and the undersigiied,sec’y. Mr. Wm. _G. Comp! ton, who is an able advocate of the pro- ject. opened the meeting by a few re- marks, setting forth the feasibilitv and advantage of such an undertaking. All the farmers present spoke favorably on the subject, and appeared to realise the be nefits to be derived from such :in enterprise.-ALEX. -LADNER, Bangor, March 4th. - WEDDING BELLS AT SEA Visw.--The

merry jingle oi' marriage bells was heard for the third time within live months, at the residence of Mr. Wil- liam G. McKay, Sea View, on Wednes- day evening, March lst. this time the happy event being the unit-ing in the holy bonds of wedlock, his second daughter, Miss -Maggie and Mr. Wil- liam Paynler, of Burlington. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. McKay, in t-he presence of a large number of friends of the happy pair. The groom was supported by 'M12 Alexander Cummings, while the bride was attended by Miss Paynter, sister of the groom. The bride wore a beautifully designed cost- ume of green with trimmings of Dewey braid, the bridesmaid wore black suit- ably trimmed. Among the beautiful presents were. a Morris chair by Mr. Charles S. Graham; a piano lamp, Mr. Wm. Murphy; picture and easel, T. Simmons; dinner set, G. Brander; lable cloth and dozen napkins, Mrs. Adeline Burt; carving sei, M;-_ S. Mc- Lellan. Both Mr. and Mrs. Paynter are prominent in social circles where they are general favorites. Their many iriendswish Mr.Paynter and his charm- ing bride "bon voyage.”-Coiu.

Essrnnu Norms :-Ou the evening

of 1st'March Rev. A.N. Simpson,psstor of the South Lake Christian Church, de- livered his lecture “Mirth of the Mora” to a fairly large and intelligent audience in Kingsburgh Hall with that most eilicient chairman, William McLean, in the chair. Mr. Simpson has the advan- tages of an early educational experience of our Island institutions,combined with the finishing and polishing course of i Lexington University,and is better quali- fiedto entertain, interest and instruct an Island audieuca,than one whose whole experience has been among our Southern neighbors. Needless to say. Mr. Simpson acquitted himself well and fully sustained his reputation as a lecturer, to which too often men bc- longing to the United States come amoung us with the erroneous idea that _little learning and few ideas and inferi- or mental culture will suit the supposed illiterate and benighted and bejoyed and backward people who live beyond their notheru border. Mr Simpson as 0119 of ourselves comes among ns with the knowledge that the profoundest phil- osophy, the deepest learning Of U10 schools, and the highest mental culture are required in our common country settlements.-We regret to learn ihl_\t Rev. mr. iucriiee wngirglaevdrigdier 111° hysscal‘ powers sev y inj 0110 gf his legs below the knee. a log 0! ' wood falling on it--.Cox

ing spentSundayin Summerside

._ ty Racsrvnn, at Falconwood, alarge

and parcel of papers and magazines, from

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ed to the city yesterday afternoon, hav

L. L. Beer, Esq. Many thanks. _ Tustin was crossinv both wavs

-l- » , _ at

Gathered hi Guardian Reporters and tor- t'=\°_C°P?S yesterday- The wail train

arrived in ths city at half past one.

ural Historv and Ant' uarian Societ

illustrated with stereopticon views.

. ~ ON Saturda ni ht a bein owned b thirt da sfor dru kenness and Henr _ 7 g _ 7 Clintyomlirrested allso for drunkennesssi Mr' Charles McLeod’ °n the Gl°‘sg°w

Road was burned down, says the Ex- aminer. In the afternoon threshing

NOTICE ._ A iicagions will be 1-e-l. had been done in the barn but the work

was finished about 4 p. m. At eight o’clock in the evening the barn was found to be on fir.-.~ and notwithstand- ing all efforts il. was destroyed. Five cows were burned as well as between four and five hundred bushels of oats. Two horses that were in the barn when the fire broke _ont were fortunately res. cued. The loss is a heavy one as there is no insurance on the building. It is not known how the tire' occurred.

covers the field of Women‘s interests in a most entertaining way, as mention of a few of the articles will show The Entree in its Variety by E’eanor M Lucas , Lapses, by Emma J Gray , Ye Lenten Dish, by Martha Bockee Flint, Gastronomic Chips; The Social Club,

_by Mrs. M. C. Me_vei';j Housekeepers’

Inquiries, New Menus for the Month and Table Talk’s Bill of Fare, by

THE March number of Table Talk

by Minna C. Hale. A sample copy of this practical little magazine may be secured by any of our readers, by ad- dressing Table Talk Publishing. Com- pany, Philadelphia, Pa.

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RESOLUTION OF CONDOLENCE.

Resolved,that we the members of the

quirterly oljlicial board of the Little, York circuit, in session assembled,place on record our high appreciation of the faithful services given to this board by our lite Brother, George Jackson; also our deep sense of loss consequent upon his deith. We also bear in mind, that at thc time of his death, Mr. Geo. Jacksen was a member of the Trust Board of the Brackley Point Road church and a trustee of the Parsonage at Little York. In all those capacities

and relations our Brother was faithful,

and his services cheerfully rendered. His interest in the spiritual welfare of the church was deep and practical. Bro. J aekson attended and assisted in the services of the Sanctuary up to a week of his death. His death was most triumphant.

The members of this Board wish to

convey to the widow . widowed mother, brothers, sisters, and family of tne de- ceased, their deepest sympathy, with the prayer, that they may be' so sus- tained and directed, that they will all meet their loved one where there -will be no more separation.

Further resslved, that a copy of the

above be sent to the bereaved family, and to the Island GUARDIAN and one to the Wesleyan. `

On behalf of the Board,

i R Rioiro Orin

WM. PIERCE

Union Road Church

March lst. 1899.

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Benl|ey’s Liniment the modem Pain Cure

Headache l0cts.

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On your Spoons, Forks and otheré

Silver articles, would be nice.

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wouldn’t it.

g A nicely engraved Monogram -rot only adds beauty, to the article é butisa. means of identifying 10,

§ should any article get astray or be gstolen. Now is a. good time t0

have them engraved. Our Mr.

§W. T. Wellne: is expert thw gbeautiful art, and he W111 be

pleased to show you gamplee _of

gms work, and will submit special designs for yo/ur approval if you

re nest it. e

Q . Every person should have their

` Silverware marked.

' The costin small.

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MR AND Mns. R. H. Rsirssr return

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THE next public meeting of the Nat-

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will be held on Tuesday, 7th iiist.

4 tsee also on pare 5.) _ Gusimrsiv reads-as will be pleased to

_ learn that Dr. Anderson will shortl

A snraar i d b th od educa- _ - _ , Y

tion and welleiiecybmoiiievilded alia obtain gwe 3 lecture 0?, “Ghinpses of Italy

, . and the Italians, of which further an-

permanent empioyment at this oilice_4tf uouucement Wm ba made. It Wm be

Cornela C. Bedford; Quotations for 1' _Menus; Things Woi-tn Remembering

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_ Da. TAYLOR was a passenger to the

city from Summerside by yesterday

afternoon’s train.

This mo ith we are going give the cutin heard of in printing. '_ , 'We want the work, we have the facilities for it. if

If you are not a customer of ours we would have

_ Last year we added scores to our list. W I I ' ‘ I

° We claim to do as neat a job of printing at almost half the ~ paid elsewhere.

You can only find out how much-you can save on your

by giving us s trial order. _ _ ',;

We _please others, we can please you.

Remember't_hts month

-Value ! '

We will give some snaps in Boots kinds to-day and toiniglit. 1 ` A `

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With experienced workman anddrst-class machinery, _-we supply contractors and others with Doors and' Blsh$ interior and exterior Finish, etc, etc. A g _ '_ V ' - I v'i' ,

- Our Sbecilai-l.t1¢s

Gothic Windows, Stairs, Stair Balls; NUWQI

Gutter and Conductors, Kiln Dried Spruce ani Hardwood

Q'Give usa call ' _ I y RQBERT PALMER J:

Peake’s No. 3 Wharf

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Oxford Tweeds A

Al .Speer Lime

Smooth rich dark grey(twille<l),pure wool; good ,weigh

Oxford tweed, 60 cents per yard. This is the best value 'wo

ever saw in tweeds for fresh goods from the loom. L_

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Hasn't YOUR watch been runnini! 1" haps for years without aéwnofgvlziilg

Mail orders have special

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