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linerv artist and must

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perfect before it ieai e. Ne

* the shop. ‘Ve do not ’.'iv~ l *mean by this, that our 51-50 l .i hat, has so much style a.s our*!‘

$5.00 Hat. ‘

* We do mean however. that*

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linstance of this is the recent admis-

SKTURDAY NOV 19,1898

We liiiie been accustomed to look

upon British public life as much above the level of the politics in Canada or any other country, but some recent revelations have tended to qualify, or at least- to throw doubt- upon this pre-eminence in political morals. The notorious E, Terali Hooley has made many grave charges reflecting upon prominent- public men in England, which would not be considered so serious but for the unexpected con- firmation that has come to light. An

*our $1.50 Hat has $1.50 worth #1 sion of Sii- William Marriot that he

*of style, even as our $5 hat,h3S# I *$5 worth of style. You, too# *will be proud of our trimmed § * Hat work, when you have *lg * selected yours for the coming *

season.

QF. Pelkms &. Go-.is * THE IILLIIIERY LEAD EHS. i ¥#=H=##%#######

F‘C)1Fl

Fire Insurance

l. W.HYNllMAN,

North British and Mercantile

Insurance Co.

Union Assurance Society

Plycnix Assurance Co. of

London.

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THE POEM-

I stood upon the ocean’s sandy beach,

And with a reed I wrote upon the Sand these words:

~‘Agnes, I love thee." But the winds came and the waves Rolled mountains high,

And blotted out the fair impression. Cruel waves ! treacherous sand! fragile

reed!

No longer will I trust thee, But from the highest mountain peak 1’ll pluck the tallest pine,

llld, dipped in the crater of Vesuvius,

With i':1’ll write

Upon the high and horni_~hed heavens

These tender words:

~°'.%l:)e standard set by Bruce Stewart & For their business relations with the

public is a high one.

Good examples ot this are to be found

in the class ot work thev turn out,’ and I would like to see ahy doggoned waves wash that out.

had received alarge sum of money fiom Hooley to be applied to the

paid to Sir William Marriott £50,000 _with the expectation of being appoint- ed a baronet at the ti of the

cone the appointment, and his money

V without thinking that he has some

it that he would obtain the high posi

.was entertained and encouraged by 'Sir William Marriott, who had held

'money, but he admits having handed

‘y in t e ritish Isles. What would

_ in Canada should make confession of having received a. large sum of money lfor the sale, or attempted sale, of a. .high ofiicial position Z In the light of the Hooley disclosures and the proofs forthcoming we may not flatter ‘ourselves very much if we assume that Canadian politics are as clean and wholesome as those of the Mother Country.

There is a measure of poetic justice

vestigate the overflow of the Yellow River. This' river has been called

lmillions of people and proper ty losses beyond computation. There is nd great stretch of imagination required to find a. parallel between the river and the yellow stream of Russian bribe money that has flowed into ‘Chun Ha ~ ’

__ 5 Dg’s pockets as the price for

which Manchuria has become is Mus-

cov't ` y i e possesion.

T0 BUY A BARONLTCY' ` The esteemed Examiner was grati-

___ tied to find “two small sparks of in- *of the formalities by which ai new

dependence” in the GU.»iitni.»~iN yester- day. When we are able to find one spark of independence inthe Exam- iner we shall not fail to mention it. _

church is making a. strong tight

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§$;stN§;);anQ1g’Zipt?g; Ognjgis The Subsidiary High Courtof Canada

_ _ , AiieieutOrdi»r of Boiesiers, have ap-

reverence for tlie l)eit and for sacred. - - - - -

in Hung Chang being sent to in- ‘ L A _ _ _ _ __ __ § Z W °€l'58i!1 bargain

."the curse of China.” from the fact ell I A I If I it I rgam days Friday and

that its frequent freshets and changes ` ` _ ' , 7' _ ° Bmw "Ut .of channel have caused the death of Mrs' H: Hi Gordon’ a son. ‘ wat". Bntuas at bar'

A western Journal reports that Dr Lord Minto has issued a proclama

tion confirming in oltice "all and s_in_g lular Her M.~.jesty’s othoers and minis-

Oronhyatekha is ill of typhoid fever. y

‘ _ é _ * _#E It A meeting of the Encampment of

3 " _ I Royal Foresters in Montreal passed a `eers in the Dominion of Canada," and ‘ _` " ` resolution of sympathy. calling upon all Her Majesty si loving

subjects to take due notice and govern themselves accordingly. This is one

Governor General reminds Canadian.- of his high prerogatives. It is the- oretically wirhin the power of Lord Miiito to choose his own advisers, but' Sir Wilfrid has not probably lost much sleep on that at-count.

In Brooklyn the Roman Catholic

Y ; pointed Mr. W _ I). Gough, of this city,

fhlnig- 'ilhe 3-m0FUl"kQf Pmfgnity if* iheir organizing agent for Print-c Ed- the epu ic is s ioc ing an any ward ltland. The A. 0. F. is the agency that checks the prevalent irre- largest and wealthiest friendly organi- verence is most- commendable. Z9»li0D iIHll‘9 W0l'ld 119-Vin 81 Ulemb

1 g et'

____ ship of about 950,000 and assets ot over

Havana bull-fighters are concerned $70,000,000- . ‘

_ _ . . le tthe ma find their occu ation ____.___...

Conseivative election fund in consid- S. wge -5;he -L S Iimde

leration of Mr. Hooley being appoint- fglgied n Sgatescl yconxgle The; SerS;ieccelsIsf piélrpeiaic; tlip;ed,6w héiarspgr ‘ed to b t _ _ - - - ` - _ . ' _ _ ' y' Theafaggiggpcir to be that Hooley are HOW Petlluomng Pl`¢S1f€Dt MCK“1_ arilla faithfully and persistently, you y

ley to permitithe “sport to be con willgnfely be bgn@m@d_

tinued and they remind him that WEAR Trygn navy Berg'es_

General Lee during his stay in Cuba..

.~ , _ me. attended all the bull-lights and great-_ BUY"l`I`_Y0U fllmllels- TWO" Untlllink- Qlfeell S Jubllef- `H0°l°Y d1d_ U05 re' yi ly enjoyed then _ able blankets and Tryon yarns.

_ '_ t dt h° _ B t th _ _ _“""°""“ ' 50 BLACK birds today ata clearance. _,_

l;~cl: bi iligli a grotiiilsitionubeiusse iliilfdrzii This-is the time of year when the Price at EATON & C0'

earth in its annual round usually

and the money put up is of itself encountors swarms of meteors’ md an t°(y:',N§;gi b:l£;e`:is;1;t.B2a5ndp;;.1 cepgnoff _ i Q ,. Sadly s'g”'5°”'“t' N0 ma” “ks lths astronomical observatories have i 7' . er cy

'fifty thousand pounds in an enterprise . ‘ n°w°"°_JAs PANN & 9°

been on the look out for an expected ° _ display of celestial fire-works, but the SAMPLES, S8lDPl9S» Ullllillery trim

iprospect of attaining his object, and [result-has been dis,,pp0inKt;,,g_ The niings and' 50cts felt' hats atJ.ts. PATON I I Hooley must have had strong hopes showin stars wonit _,boot when there & Lo

' are so gmany glasses turned to the IVEZAR Tryonllwfads-

l tion by purchase. Then there is that sk _ . _ _ Aundoubted fact that his proposition y' " WEAR TWG" Ladies Dress goods'

Baron de Courcel,the French Minis- WEAR the T"Y°“ “°Lb)’ 5“i‘i“g5~

. . ter inLondon.who is now so prominent SOM . k ~f - b ' _

h h- h t £3 d Ad _ _. _ _ Lcroc s o very nice, utter at _» gjnefl ,f’_°ifh;°“,;’ “ gg "°‘;'§"° 111 the diplomatic wvrld, was b0rn_111 W. P. coiwiirs. vvsiu msksiiis pins i

YIIIBI' ODSCFVIL VB » t

1 cabinet. He would be expected to 8535' $8 18 Fciilenough fm lzfoihulm nght' . 19'3L

l'l SPED Ent 0 t 9 Pay 0 $4 i 0 9- HAVE your slegh robcs repaired and

_lmow ;?a'°_:;"5 Poislblf m t_h_e greg' year which his position gives him. rimmed at Tueiuas Pi c1c.i_iu>’.~, Euston _ :g 1388' ano no ony recelve t e The baron speaks English like a treat, Charlottetown.-14 ecd lm

native and is believed to be sinrmrel ` H

Hooley’s cheque for £50,000 to Capt. 1 - - - - y _ A makerS’l ot of milliner Middleton the chief manaoe of the friendly to Britain' He also ndeb a ° ‘ ’ ‘ ° y ` Part maciline, who ke t she” che ue bicycle, notwithstanding his white trimmings in wings, birds, '

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‘_ several weeks and in the meantime hairs' lospreys’ Qulus’ Mounts, In ; inquired as to Hooieyfs 5na_,,ci,,_1st,,_m1_ 1*- = COl0l‘ed goods on Sale at prices -

ing- '[0 Cure a Headache in ten minutes, us f'ha't°ma‘ny Win afford to have

h Thiagalr has an dugll’ 1001*- We Kumtort Headache Powders. I0 cts. 1 it S6COIld Hdt 'l,l1lS WlIlE€I‘. '

awe een accustome to read of the _ _ . _ .' _

'sale of othces :ind honors in Italy ori 1000. Fancy “lugs and. buds Wd ‘Latest Selection of new trim

even France but had thought _than take wing and ily at the prices offered lllgs ll] LhlS City. J3.S PHIOIL

. . . _ _ today 'at Pa'roN‘s. I & 0 -

Zilicli trgnspgctions were quite impossi- CALL and see ,hose nice _new goods g C °

e 1 0 - n _

Just arrived, will be sold cheap in din-

lbe thought if a prominent public 111811 ner sets, tea, sets, chamber sets, table

` sets. water sets land lamps. In great §,% '- %

'a§55t°Zi§§£.i§€ii,`Z’Eii.d ..}é”3ls., it

colors at Piiroiv & Coi) P

On sale today 1000 wings, , ;1;;;YS»..2.‘;il;:”2.°‘2fistii 0" Gllfltlll llill price- Many will afford to buy # from this duh

a second Bonnet_or Hat when #

they see the pi ices asked at *We intend °° gif” Paton &Co’ s. °°"““” d‘YS

Bonn? lhy _ should we not hav

AT Georgetown Nov 17th to Mr and Saturda W

In this city, on the 18th inst_., to Dr. ' 5 _

and Mrs. Frederick F. Kelly, a son. gam gums"

` » i' *Aw nada' Ph % _ _ »g_ e °- m m

Egg Q* Gentral Drtigstore ` ,MFOR THE N, Sunnyside

' Lan uid & Wea %=¥'§5l§#**#*¥¥###5i~

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We are not selling on sentiment but on hard

matter of fact business

sentiment can outweigh the dollar, but We ` have learned this, as Mark Twain puts it “To

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principles. There’s no 0

‘fetch’ the public you must serve it well.”

0l1I‘.fact ory made

by its quality and value

TU RE

has entirely “fetched,” l.

the people, its enormous sale proves this. _ l

- i jf , _° 3.00- I ° '

& if Boys’ BlackHockeyBoiits siiieiiltoo is » ’ ~ I ' if ' A _ . 3 -~ - ~ l -l »~ i I-'_ Psnxms at

The

Hockey Season _

willsoon be on. Weare ready for it with the

largest and best stock of Hockey Boots ever. _

shown _by us.

The prices are cut to the lowest. . Mins Blick Hockey Boot with Strap 1 1.-9,8

I( ,I n t 2.3

“ Chocolate “ ' . “ Wifihssggip 2.43 “ “ “ ‘° no heel i 2.45

(A NEW IDEA ) Slater Hockey Boot Black

4, d l

Women s Chocolate Hocke Bootsqi an 5 300

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ers--its loo extravagant economy in ' the Neither do we buy hi a' big batch of sho to foist upon bargain seekers. We offer ahigh-grade ot' mercliandise, Note our if you want good values, here’s the place

W don’t buy second-class goods for c

nigh-class clmlm-wi

Millinary

N ot-hing otfords such oppor- tunities for, the display of good judgement and taste _ as the as the choosing of a new Hat or Bonnet __ We IikB t0 , , [iw be. known f o r t h o fl' si , special taste

Jr-'f'/~` and care ex-

` _. " ercised in the "' management

/ of our Mill-

inary depart-

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Prices for ° whatever i may _ be wanted-the simplest article of Headwear or the most elab-

orate-are sure to be right.

Flanheleirle ` Night:-Gowns

F0; ladies wear. Best material Perfect finish. cgnts to $|.50 '

_Ladies

Fla mieleite llraw-'

BPS - - A in the latest styles cents s rail v

Ladies

Flannelette Wrap-

pers _

in pretty colored Flannelette- Newest styles and patterns

from $|_|Q upmards ` Ladies

Gloves .

our collec- tion of fall and winter Gloves and Mitts is well worth your ttrention. They are so dressy,so be- coming and he prices

_Very low. I Ladies fleece 'Lined cashmere Gloves 20;; per pair Black Jersey Gloves 2°() per pair ` _ Fancy Ring wood Gloves 24g per pair upwards Tan Cashmere Gloves 32g per pair. »

Ladies ‘ i I'-'al' Hosiery '

Qflfbygftcll’ ififi

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brands to n "` ’ l ' ’/ l iiui-cgi-isiiiifé

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I _ _ and moderate , _'ln _ § ‘_ RELIABILITY

f § A ` _ is the distin-

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guishing feateure in all ]ines_ Ladies all wool cashmere Hose

Ol' Per pair Extralieavy Ribbed wool hggg 20c ver wif- ' Fine all wool .cashmere Hose 35c Psa Pwr up

THE GUARDIAN oHl\RLo'l"1‘ETOWN NOVEMBER 19 H398- ____ ___ _ _ _ __

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younger "folks, How will we. h can _ be seen _by

millinery depart

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made atfshortesi `

morning Hats

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comforters good

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