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_ THE GUARDIAN, OHA.RLO'l"l»ETOW'N, OCTGBER 13, 1898.

_ _ ll-Zell -in r -,_ _ ' "" " ' in annum- l --

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iie’re ere

earth for your inspection.

dd Business! nley Brs.

We have a stock We’re proud of-a. good stock

-si new stock-no better in the province; perfect in

every detail, brought from the four corners of the

Interested

at small cost, call and see our lines, they will

Commercial Cross ,was destroved ftiy-t

the most critical inspection and comparl- __ as-so the-sermon oiuonday- ioininss.

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us?-ig

Interest.

Gleaned By ‘Guard‘ian’- Report-

A ers andliorrospondents.

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lm Budget of Happenings Hound .limit the District.

THE mail train arrived last night at

11.00 o’c1ock. »

REM1'1‘ 10 cents in stamps or silver at

once to the GUARDIAN Office, and re- ceive the WEEKLY GUARDIAN and Premium Picture ‘-Battle Ship Maine” till December the 31st, 1898.

THE annual shooting match of No. 5.

Co. 82nd Batt., will take p’ace at tho Company range at Brookfield on Satur- day, the 22nd inst, commencing at 10 a. m., sharp.-A. Barron, Capt.

His friends will be glad to learn that

A. H. McCready of the Sackville Post, who was smitten with typhoid fever over tive weeks ago, is now convales- cent and able to sir up for an hour or

two each day. Mr. McCready had a close call.

THE bodv of a powerfully built man

wss washed ashore Sept 15, on Sable Island. Around the body was aleather

posed to be that of Yousoff, the Turk-

` belt which ccntained a large number of

In $10 and $20 gold pieces. It is sup-

ish Wrestler, who was a passenger

and B€St from New York on me erased Ls

Bourgogne. ~When he sailed he car- lied ina leather belt about his waist $9800 in gold pieces. '

Tim House or Mir Wm. MoLan1ni< ot

_Mi-and Mrs McLaren fwaa at _.<some; away digging potatoes 'whom

gtlieydiscovei-ed the house -_.onidre. QA

giumher of -the neighbours 'were soon- ~'onetho-spgcsbucto ~ to-be of any

il. 8.-Bpecialbargainsin navy serges-bought ata-bar ' .` ‘£m°t°rm'°“i°t°°°°” th°a"i h°d°g°°

~ ~to much headwaybefure discovered.

and upwards. in our yard-

are

V wie

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you want, the "Bee

Connolly‘s Wharf

BARllE'l'l‘ a

Board oi Trade

g°||0|'8-1 quarterly meeting Of

will be held at the

of the Masonic Temple ill

Feet

Hugh "MacMillan, New Haven

= Wligtyon-need nowissomething to F. S. Jost

°` ' '$3 ii'§‘§‘l'”aYi‘if_i”.'.‘&’§.3“~'l2°§.'§'} 3'nT;>_§:P(*_1,__$'i§6dlgéoI;_- A~ °°°...&:“‘if’.i; °°.9.,3.E.‘°.';'° 33.21° 3 Cavs- A- F1°'sr°°“

tomme' ' ° Andrew McNair

for" h warm. md § Mrs. Hiiuiliondiohnson

W&¥.

La.dies’Fel ii with

Sppers

eu;stqigpf1'0‘gg |.2?`I4d|es’:F`elt :gps eomtoi- ull » fend,

me mum. Fel §'§§§s_ - _ Mr, Janies_Barrett. iChariottetown,sank\

:greed sneer, » _ about 16 miles off Cape Bear, _Tuesday r - f

evening. Sliewas laden with coal; llmmmmmml|l|||||||i|||| D- _ E irom Ke1\y’s Cove, Cape Breton. tor, g ' _ P ' _ I _ 1

Mr. Barrett Captain Fume, of this °~` ‘

I .50 Ladies' Felt

35;; Ladies’ Fel buttcned Don- .

Slip el- gola foxed, ° ° - ? I . f » " f

astic it-ont. very easy to _ ° _ » *f w - _ `

, roxea_ with tn root. grey, and two men belonging to Caper .

leather, ve

s ' bl ‘

ervlcea e.

LQ? Ladies' Fine

5¢ Ladies’ Felt elt buttoned

Shoes, fur plain toe.broad trimmed and and easy.

leather foxed.

Other lines of warm. comfortable

e- ’ footwear at prices that will please.

t ‘What we say we do; K ___ L We D0 do. , .

STAMPERS’ CORNER.

What we rarwe do, We do do.’ D ` \F;;l;:;1:9°;m_d_ New

Dominion

Warm

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-I Lldi ' »Fel _ ' §»»<>°di1';»°c.i John Wheatley

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i»oea1r3ii_¢_i__gon- Tait schooner Confederate, owned by “ ~ _ _ _ _ -

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terday morning they battled with the /

n the evening of Wednes_ __ _ ,_ _»...r_ _ waves. The mental agony which they

H R Lordly _ Rev.'Jas; Simpson, .J h A.‘M

Very little of the contents were saved

lblrgains they go. Mr and have the sym:

pathy of t.he,entire community, the house wasfnew and completly finished

_ and riunnished.

-The following amounts have been

_ , - »- - ' paidon subscriptions to the P-. E.” I._ _r

‘ e V _ » _ V. I’ ,Georgeitobinhon _ -f r . 1 D

I A I 1 'Ai_man has opportunity _of _ I B D?

0_ U . °9"° -_ G; F. and Mrs. Beer

S. Sannderson J. D. M_cLeo‘d John McPhail

rressve5°¢rr@?r 3822S33SS3SS2S$

J ridge Fit_z9;erald _ : Jaiiiési Welsh

H. M. Davison

Mrs. ;C. 'Robertson

WmV_lilVIillcr, Marslilield /

Breton were aboard oi her. A heavy -sea had been running all day with the wind still rising. About tour o’clock »a mast broke and in the crew’s~ efforts .to effect some temporary repairs their only axe was lost overboard. It was -seen that all chance to save the scho0ll~. er' was lost and the man had barely /time to take to their only boat. a very small one. They then started to row -to the shore and until four o’c1oek yes-

inst at 8 dclock r ` endured during the blackness of the ’ ' i T. ' h f th .._' EDMUN G _ p V _ night and at t e mercy o e raving

D T- HIG Sv ‘_ ». waters is known only to themselves.

S0¢l`0°‘“'Y° A ' i “ " i ` ' , J ' Une man was kept constantly balingas

Oct. 8, td. _ , _ sea after sea swept over them. Captain

To Furris states that it was the wildest

lnight he ever spent at sea. He .would

have givsnariiismr ss is be me

. 1 ‘ i more on terra firms. But contraryto

_ . ‘ d - their expectations they reached the

& sl|‘QO0l~ APPLY TOD r shore 'alive and the came to the _ _ ,,¢|K,,wM,m_, 1 _ 0 city bytrain yesterday evening. V, The Jelrelkrpqd (human. ‘

¢|`.'|°¢t.*¢wg\ J V0l.h01‘ llleu will come today. Hr. V < V __ V M...-... .san .f 0 r '°‘"'°“”° or

IN GITYD AND ,,_,_,, ,_,,.,,,,,,,,,,_,,_, ,,_,

Meal and Provincial iltenis -ol

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BEARD OI' -'.l‘iVR.A1)E “HBETIIQ

"_The re`gular'qu|ir`t‘ei"ly‘ 'meeting of the

Charlottetown Board-of-Trade was held last night in the Mascnici Temple build; ing.

bers. The chair was occupied by Presi- dfm _ _ __ _ - Minutes ol the last q_uarterly meeting, one specialimeeticgaud three Council meetings werefireadatid approved;

These minutes showed the Board has

emeetmg but had to _deal with some very important matters, touching the

spoke on the subje -t, all agreeing that P E Islind should have an experienced

increase and improve the crops. _ The following resolution was then moved, seconded and carried:

Resolved that the Minister ol Agri-

culture. Ottawa, be communicated with, with a view to sending an expert here to enquire into the best methods. to' be adopted in the improvement of the growth ct grains and potatoes, and as to what remedies are nest preven- tatives of 'rust and the potato bug, and _ whether a general change of seed is advisable.

The followino' committee was a

Committee-L. L. Beer, D. A. 'Mc-

Kinnon and John N ewson.

It was on motion resolved to pay the

expenses ot the delegation to Ottawa,

lnnnnirrr is a Disease -it'art_1_0§, errata: we Kanter _INS1tI1'rd1‘_i=J.

rimmed. Mama of _A1<»i»eiism,, Moi-pri: nisin. Cigarettes 'and Tobacco; also itrom Neurasthenia orf'Nenvef Exhaust T frundersigned 'f cheerfully!-‘~ive‘imerm»iien so -any per# _, son who wighgp ol"aiiy"6f‘ f _ithe above diseases and" ` "' to live a ebetter and life. »=~Yc\’ nfiay call .upon them for suelrfacts as is placed in their hands. -'l‘liis"is.the‘ neui=o'st'=KreBly >

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_ The was a,la_rge ,attendapggot Nom- ~ ' ‘ 1' " ‘ °"’ ‘~ ` ‘

welfare of our province . . _ " _ f |

.Mr. F. S. Jost was on ballot vote ‘ -3 i e _

elected a member. _ _ _

The question of the potato and grain i* i I ff ' ' ' f

crops of P. E. Island then came up for _ - ' ` f-1' s

discussion and several of the members

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pointed to. drgft a memorial and , 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ f ‘ - ~

foixvard s`emef'to the Minister ot Agri-:f f s S ' CU UFS! ' *S 1-` '= 1 - i ~ \ '

Institute to theihlnn' ” 'time Prdvinceeliened '_ practlcalfly tliechewpest. , r ELC. Gout-fI.i.6._Woai'n¥. Vlinnunr Ton f§s..%‘i.§'?W"s‘.’s .92»°2f»§°“"sitfs% 5S1lon W.‘Caannn,A.l.Jonneoi|- _ .W.G~ >T-Q,:_Mrs.R- J,.C;_‘r|a> Octsi _wl't\v _ s “ses’"‘°es°“.r.?`r“°*..e.*° “tt e a e ' - r iii-segt toethe ggiehcut ‘ oonsuilgng ‘ our neizhbore r

sr-reenter:-ie'

rdf* :il

showing only these articles of jewelry' in his external dress.,

1 ,KA ring, studs or§tick pin, and

a watch chain. The chain lnepicious item. It is ant, therefor, that its quality sheuld*b'e as ,good as the 'inail can atford, and its style be

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A ,-Chaiins, I am sure youfwill -'ff 1 the pattern! tasteful ever shown in this city, -2 _and the prices have suilicent 1;.

grunge to lit 'every' pocket book. _ fi, W. W.. WELLl{‘ER, _

THE GREAT WATCH HOUSE. *= 3

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-ételieel leathers

rrrmirirnrr

We would like to have the pleasure of showing our §‘ watches to any intending purchasers. i “We’1l give you a reliable watch. D

~‘We’l1 sell it at the right

mmmmmmmmmmn F”

crico. ; _

“We’ll guarantee them satisfactory.

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Must have Watches _ _ _

necessary. Can

do without them.

'll

Everything is

not been idle since Vtlieii_la,s_r. _ quarterly i O 0

.» . . . _ _ _ _ G G

uianito look into the subject and report.

asto the best means to be adopted io _

Kew Ties. New G

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New Suits,

¥~°alii*cs.

The New Prtwse hiiiiit, oharlniuitown.

f--_ \

distinguished for taste and” ~ ` . " 1 J ‘ V

character. _ , _ _

I have taken special pai in 2 ‘ u ' '

selectin a lar e stock of men's g ’ ' e 1 -

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Era nd Value.

Itis impossible to give more than a hint of what you may expect to see, when you visit this department. _ We have all the newest patterns and in Neck Ties, Collars, cuffs-, shim, Underwear, 1=l_f:~\¢fy- G\°'°s A S ' l l' e of Underwear_at 5°; a sux _ opiihiiololarrue and SUITING. we .fe sim-ms W

latest patterns, and men who know the trade say that our

rices are ve low

iiou should 13|: fail to see our $16.00 line Beavu' Overcoming.

F. Hlll('»h0S0ll§ S `e5°¢'“S]'}“%‘€”°”'°

enren’s Furnishings.