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THEGUADIAN CHARLOTTEFOWN NOVEMBER 19, l89_o

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‘ " Cure will relieve

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t I will guarantee

that my Ilheiimatism

lum-

bago, sciatica and all

rheumatic pains in

L " and cure in a

days

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two or three hours,

few.

MUNYON

At all druggists,

200 a vial Guidg to Health and medl-

cgl advice free

1005 Arch lt., Phila

tist

hrrived

Alot of chesp Wall Paper. Those "ming to clean up before Xmas will find this Paper the cheapest in

tlieCity-also a lot of new Patter

oiPicture mouldmgs which we will , like ii 'i' the l iwest prices.

P ~ ' ~‘

Nothing nicer for a Xmas Present

‘ "nd

than a nicc Pictu.e. Come

no our Pictures we are selling 1 =|t20 25 and 30 cents -Some nice

Religous Picture-.

Victoria Row, opposite P. O.

. 1.' HORNSB ,

Ch`ic-wn. P. E. I.

Every week or so we are receivin

by the Car load DIRECT *_-‘Ro

IILLB ll ONTARIO.

took Bottom otlce.

and see us before buying

lnlog tor Spot cash we are

.é-fr 5 . -- f ~ --_

ele

& GOFF

ight

Drop in or telephone f

right and only

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Parker House Rolls Pies cakes &c All Baked to-clay Telephone 98.

TEWART

ERY, Bread

tu#%#

a dozen or so of ou German Buns,if ycu have never tried -them they will surprise and delight yon. They are baked as we bake everything.-just

tisikik#

LOSTS FOUNDS,E`l0

vncch' it e ward

oorner Grocery is

between the S. A'

se return to this

19 31.

James

half of the Late chief

on Queen Street. Electric lights etc. to M ~. E. Palmer,

ner. lCh’Town Nov .

McGiu:oon. _

A Dwe ling on upper Euston Strip;

plea-anrly situated dwelliiig lately occupied bi C- H ed ith htair itild

out w 0 , _ electricit Possession vw

comfortable hotfse ouUDP°1`

Apply tolienry QU- _

containing 5 rooms. V011 health!

yard _

r 2 tl

and stable. Enquire vi

of H111 boro and Euston

emises~

k ages $7.00 no

retgggd. whpply to S1118

brick dwslllns now in

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Wales

LUGAL AND PRUVINIIIM

News and Gossip From Toon and Country.

Gleaned by “Guardian” Report- ers and Correspondents.

The tatestheatlahle Happenings ttcourrlng in the News lllstrloi.

Tim cooper work on the new Cath er-

ldr-al spite will bc completed today.

Dlz. Bi~:nl:`s many friends will be

pleased to know that he is recovering from his recent illness.

Rt-lv. G. P. RAYHOND who has re-

receutly accepted it call to the Baptist pastorate of this city is the guest of Mrs. W`e1lner, Upper Hillsboro.

Mus. DANIEL l\lcl{ss.\'A, who was

reported missin; and ti hose somewhat mysterious disappearance created a little sensation, has reported at her old home at St. Marys, Lot 61.

AT the polio; court _yesterday morn

ing tW0 drunks were disposed of name- ly: Billy Maher :int John Lush. The previous morning Howard Ramsay. Lemuel Phillips and Ch'~r`ea Gardiner were convicted of drunkenness

oflicers were electe : res` en., `. Acorn; Vice-Prcsident, VV. McLeod; S T L B ‘McMillan

MR. Ennio EQMCLEOD, son of Rev.

J. M. McLeod. formerly pastor of Zion church in this city. and well-known

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__. . ecy- reasurer, . . i ,

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Captain, L. R. Lnsworth; Executive

Committee, L F .\lu.'.:cyand H. Bethune.

Y AT the annual meetinff of the Abe-

gweit Hockey Club, the followinv

d P ld ' (1 C

here, is to be transierre on ecem er lst., to the position of Assistant General Passenger and Ticket Agent of the Chicago, Rock Isand & Pacific Rail- ways Co.. with headquarters at Chicago. Mr. McLeod formerly held a similar

ts' position in Topeka, Karises.

M _ .

Ror.-.I. ART G.\LLsm'.-The three

. hundred geological specimens arranged ‘

m in provinces will be a great attraction . _ ' j _ .

to offer Flour to our customers at the Royal Art gallery in the Y.M. c . - ,

A, cn thanksgiving day. A picture - 'f ' ` after ii water color drawingon a View ' ‘ . '

S ` in Denmark, by H. R.. H. the Princess , _ _' ~.

of '\\’a‘es, will also be on exhibition. ' ' '~

» Over one hundred pictures including ' " '_

l what is almost certainly an original ` 5 , _I f

. p painting in oil by Reni Guido. the great U _ ° ~

italian artist (1575-1642.) The colors 3 '~ , -_

in this picture are fresh and perfect; as ' »

% if of ye~terday. His \Vorship the Max or 1 ‘_ ` ' H

has kindlv consented to open the exhi. _ ‘

ea * _ bitiou at 4 o’clock Thursday 24th. Art- them th-_if mis was the work for which

ists: Sir Edwin Landseer,R.S.,Guido J. y` '

. l Ruisdae1,G.Morlaud. A.'N.Gollcoit, M. 1 ' '

ll/'.Turner, J. Glover. P. Sl Nasinyth, ' v ' _,

J. Constable, R. Ansdell. R.W. Leader, t _.' '

L`J. Pott, H. Garland, V. Bac~hereau,J _ _ _

% Hardy, Rosa Bonheur. J. R. Herb-art, P. _ _ _ _

_Mallet. H. R. H. The Princess of ' , ‘

The tirst service since the tire will be

'Mit. J. A. Maruizsoiv nispeceor ot Fisheries, returned to the city by yes- tcrday morning’s Eirztei-ir frain.

'l‘r1i~1iti: will be ri 'i`hfii.;.;-tgivinQ'_ ser-

vice iu the l\Ietho.li~=t <-hurt-Ii at Winsloe lon `l`r:ursitay emtiiiig too 'llth inst.

_ SUNG SERVICE at ‘ha Gospel meeting in Wrights Hail, tomorrow afternoon at 3.45 Strangers always wel come.

` READ the progriimiueof Concert in the Lycc1iinNw. Qilrd procc ds in laid of Senior Class of Notre Dame lConvent.

_ Mn. W. K. BF.Ail:>To of Sha.w& lBeairsto of this city. left yesterday ` evening for Cape '1`r-averse. where he will put the Acet tene Light iii the re- sidence of Dr. Dvcgherty. '

GOSPEL rural-:'ri.~.fi -Remember the

‘Sunday Gospel Meeting in \Vright’s Hall at 4 olclock. Strangers always welcome. Lesson. Exodus Q0. 8. "Re- member the Sabba'l1 day."

To-iioiuiow evcdng in Grace Church

the pastor will preach the second ser.

_ mon in the serit-s:of discourses on the

'women of the Bible, subject, Sarah the Princess or the daughter of beauty.

MR. WM. H. Roni-:R'r.=. Harrington,

left at this oilzice yesterday two monster Alexander apples, one of which is thirteen inches in circumference and the other almost as large They are *the product of the Sharp & Shea Nur- sery.

Cousinnmrsc the wet weather a large

and enthusiastic gathering attended the missionary meeting under the aispices of the Womeu`s Auxiliary to Missions, .held in St. Pet_er’s schoolroom last even- ing. Rev. J. T.-Bryan, rector ot St. Paul`s, offered the opening prayer and after a few introductory remarks by the rector. Mr. Simpson. the Bishop of Nova Scotia began his address in which he tool. .occasion to compliment the church of the Island on the work being done by the women for missions and to outline new methods by _ which they could make their work more eilicicnt; emphasizing the need of more mission- ary life everywhere. He referred to the work being done by the church throughout the wcild and asked the ladies to feel encouraged by the fact. that they had a part of this great work. l He cited that the thank offering that the church women of the United States had made on the altar of God for mrsions at the last triennial meeting of the; church convention was the sum of $80, * 000, this being the amount of their mi cs for the last three years. remind- ing them that whili-Hhev could not hope to do so much, ve* their’s formed a part ot the some work He then referred to the great blessedness and comfort that be knew missionaries had brought to the homes of the heathen, assuring

the church was founded and must go on until the whole world is prepared for the coming of its true King At the

t concln ion of the address the president

ot the Central Board, Mrs J T Bryan, ofthe W A otP E Island, tendered him a hearty vote of thanks which he

very graciously accepted

WE HAVENT sAiD A WORD

to clear.

,..¢|..|»-.ni-.ai-‘v-In-it--lv-*

ts 8 00 “ 6.75

" 5.90 “ 6.00 “ 7 -20 ~ 5.45 ¢= 7.50 “ 7,25

About Millinery for a. long time, because our Milliners

have' been overworked ever since the season opened.

IT WASN’T. NECESSARY

As our milliners turn out work second to none in the prov- inces and it does it`s own advertising.

JUST A WORD

HATS-

worth $9.00 for $5.50

¢~a~o~o~ ¢~o~¢~m

4.90 3.95 3.50 3. 60 4. 25 3. 25 44.0 4.35

About London and Paris pattern Hats and Bonuets. We have only 9 Hats and 6 Bonnets left and here are the prices

BON N ETS.

1 worth $6.00 for $4 80 1 “ 5.50 “ 3.25

' 4.70 “ 2.90 “ 7.25 “ 4.25 A “ 0.55 " 3.98 “ 0.00 “ 0.00

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held in St .Lillies church to-morrow. ' _

THE scholars and teachers of Winsloe

South school _will hold a grand enter- tainment in the Winsloe Hall some evening about Christmas. 5

“ P .Y

C. A. A. A. grounds this afterncon. S' Dlihst:in= : .

_ Ful`t Back-Gallant. L ` Halt' Backs-_-White, K. McPherson.J. McPherson.

Quarter-C. Roy. Forwards-Do'n'ahoe, Bourque, Gaul

hier.

\'Vin,<z_'s-Kaveney, G. Roy, Hogan,

Ryan. McGowan, McDonald, Bent.

The Prince of Wales: _

Full Back-J. McLeod. `

han, Capt. W. Tanton.

Quarter--Coffin.

F orwards-Nicholson, Ross, Ross. ' Wings-Sharp, McLeed. Green, Mc- Eachern, Turner, Wright, McNeil. This will doubtless be an interesting ,game and should draw a large gather. ing, The play will be started at 3 ifclock.

Two range lights were put in opera.-

tion at Cote Harbor this week, _

THE only changes in market prices

yesterday was in hides which fell from 7 to from 6 to 65 cents.

About 200 sheep were shipped by the

Princess yesterday morning en route to Montreal. Mr Gillan, ot New Bruns- wick, was the shipper.

The marine department issues notice

that a lighthouse will be put. in opera. tion at Arisaig Point, Northumberland Srrait,:at the opening of navigation next spring.

The steam tug Tarurus took into

Hawkesbury the schooner David Wallace which is part of the tow of the steamer Aragon. This tow parted off Gaspa, Friday, 11th inst, and made East Point P. E. 1. Sunday evening.after consider- able buffeting and anchored off Cape Breton until the 16th inst.

The shore fisheries in Nova Scotia

and many parts of Cape Breton are the 'ooorest this season than for many years. 1 In some parts of Cape Breton the fish- eries have been fair, while in others ox- tremely poor. However. the market for cod and herring, which is the im- portant industry to many here, is good. Especially is” this so in regard to cod. They are bringing one dollar per quid. tal more than a year ago. Well cured, selected cod is worth $3.75 per quintal. The market for herring is about the same as last ye rlbeing from $3 to $4. The bank catch, it is estimated, will be 13,000 quintals less than last season... North Sydney Herald.

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWY.

Nov. 18.-Arr. Diploma, Williarns,

Sydney; Maggie H., Wry, R=~hibucto; Swan, Surin, Louisburf; Marg D., Reid, Wallace; Morning Light. Rich- ards, Pinette; lda. Mclnnis, Wallace; Maggie Roach, Weston, Richibucto.

Nov. 18.-Cid. Mary D., Reid, Wal-

lace; Morning Ligit, . Richards, Pinette; Annie, LeBlanc Port Morien; Pleindes. Mclnnis, Wallace; Maggie Roach, Weston, Rictiibucto; Ellen F., Jackson, Glace Bay ;/ Adilon, Conrad. Bridgewater. '

PORT OF SUMMEHSIDE.

Nov. 18, Inwards: Sch-s. Edna, Capt._

Donovan, Charlottetown. bil. ; Olive, Capt. Nelson, Sydney, coal; Jennie Armstrong, Grady, Picton, coal.

Outwardsz Schrs. Neil Dow, Grady,

general cargo; Gurnet, Creaser,Ha1itax. cargo; bkt. Daisy Davis, British Chan- nel, cargo. ' - ° _ ,,.. .

Smokers _ Q Q Who 3, Know _ <5

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9. good pipe when they see it, are snapping up our

" bargains in the famous B.

B. B. pipes. We are selling this brand of pipes about 30 p. c. cheaper than we have ever been able to sell them be- fore, as we bought a. large quantity 'direct from the manufacturers. _ Soo our styles in the “Mac” Pipes, and hear our prices. Pipes, which used to sell $1.00, we sell for 50c, 50c ones for 30c and so tm. See our show window.

l s it gh tiki lil Ili-

_ P1..in,Ai1-w001Una5i~we.. sl surf. But w°’w offer tht’ f°‘_' “ha _

TRADE A!" S-mppma Nice, Ail-w001Ri5t.d_..o s1,~si.15 Fine cotton body. linen bosom

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THE following are. the football teams +` _ A

whi h will la a match game on the

V Youve no idea what thorough satis - means, unless you get acquainted- with

Gent"s Furnishing Department. ‘

Halt Backs-M. McLeod, A. Callag- just study these p|.ice's_ ~

Warm Underwear ‘ HOIIBSI VBIUG ‘ i _

One special line Ribbed Cotton! . - ,,,,,,,,,, _ we white shirts- .

Ribbed Cotton Underwear, Double ' ' r Brenton shirt asc suit. We think nearly "WY me" Heavy Ribbed Union 7_5¢_ ‘our reach knows that this ii Heavy Ribbed Ailsool 905. irlwc 110 buy Unlauudered

$1.30 and $1.40 per suit. lmnds- \ml5\md°l`°d

Very nice Unlauidered Shirts,

CIIIC llflllflflflllflflll linen.bosom’_§n£ cotton body,

Special. ‘ f°1‘;9=l bw? éfffglfofgflllf _ ,,

Eineh Narrog (Rib, Allliwool bandf:;:?’ back!-:rf an-d-some we

" $1'60 Per mit' fmS1de_our special. one dollar

lolololololoiololopololon 5 de,-ed Shirt., linen _ mom-

ololnluolnuu

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loloueololo

n‘i...,1>1..i`.., Ali-..-....1 sito lmasrodes. 81-25 811681-50-. if i

$2.20. . 1

Very Fine, Plain, All-wool, in size |_i|‘\¢_|1"c"0"'a|‘s;_ H

1 _ and Some-Others. it

and up.

Pure 1men(4 ply) Collars i

Getting too late now for light the new Styles c

gloves: We ha.ven’t gloves enough 1 1 k here for all the men in P. E. I., so 1a§,u_re P y lulen

}ou’d better hurry. Men’s Heavy _ Good 4 Ply gotbon Calais

made 50c, 60c 75c 95c. _ .10 nh 3f 5 _ _ Méns Fine' Moéha Glove, usecs ,’)f_8a‘,’;e2q,f;my

lined $1.15. . 1

Men’s Fine Kid Glove, fleece lined, Hose*

fur top $1.20

Fine Mocha, tleece lined, $1.35, _ Men’s' Domestic wool

MUURE & MBL

What We Advertise We Have. » _

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Watch For Hana

o Es

and you will see that he gets his _

' From us. We have been particularly successful with our

Bedroom Suits this year.-Sold more than ever before in our experience- Must be a reason for itl high grad# Furniture at low-grade prices.

trol:-IN' NEVVSON-

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36 to 44 inch at $2.30 to $2.60 suit ' . '_ ` 1 '

Winter Gloves- 0 _ . , if ` _

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, ~ 0 _ _ _ 20_ _

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P952

Lined Krd Gloves, warm and well 1 claimed to he Pun -linen) _aus-ha

-$1.55, -91.70. ' ` Fine Cashmere, ¢ 25`c,_46c, 50°

"ARC LIGHT OIL

_ Burn it in a lampalongsi-.ie cl any Oil you' gall] Obliti

B c uuprejudiced in your Judgment and you wil sure

buy only "Arc Light. '

Tlae Irnperiazi on co.. Il;-1=¢

Flanncls, _ llnrlerclothing,

Blankets,

We show a good range at lowest P15095'

T. .l. HARRIS

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