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‘"1 the market I ‘K|'°duce it here, the manu d V9 Supplied us with a 'slllsble and very useful

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ers and Correspondents.

in the News Dlstrlci.

y 6 UJCGSS :\€3t€I` ay 8V6D1[lg.

\IRs W H Alrm-N is

1' . . . ' . making the

ta"°|\ ma||° round trip by the Campana to Mon-

Black and Gol

l|l|\¢0|8S§ BIIDIIS have returned from their trip to

Early Autumn (tapes.

treal.

Dn.ANn1-:nsoN and Miss Anderson

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daughters left yesterday for St. Paul. Minn.

MR. AND Mas. Tnoiaas \\u.K1NsoN,

w8|klllQ Rlld Alberton, who spent Sunday and Labor

Day in the city. returned home yester- day.

New Hats now on show THE GUARDIAN extends heariiest

congratulations to Mrs.and Mrs. R. F.

Mu Roni-:RICK Msrnnsox is receiv-

H warm and in the con tulations of his friends

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on his having received the appointment

“ss ands and of railway policeman in Charlottetown.

QUEEN Hotrnr., Sept. 6: W, N. \Ve.r-

ren, Boston; John P. Warren, Nashua,

'f N.” “nods N. H.; Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hart,

New York; Rev. A. Craise, Mt. I Stewart; Rev. G. C. Pringle. Kincar_ the schooner drifted, tosea with the , 1 - _ - ._

all to look over our new dine, N. B. ;-Wm. Forbes, Vernon River ` .' l ` prion Fha elect?" fha- conwtmns

Bridge; Mrs. R, Lama. Miss Laing, ,tdieat or to no sig_n_al~ light to Master Allan Laing, Halifax; M. GJ warn other ships of the* danger of a Anderson, Kinlock; James St.C. Moore, ,collisionand for a time it looked very Eldon. serious as the night was dark and

Ex-MAYoR Dawson' will . preside at

the meeting in the Salvation Army bar- racks on Saturday, at 8 p. ni., when Brigadier Msrgetts, the Territorial Sec- retary and travelling Representative of Commissioner Eva Booth. will be given a loyal reception. The Brigadier is on a tour of inspection and will deliver an address; also, conduct the Sunday ser- vices a the usual hours, 7 and 11 a. m. 3 and 8 p. m. Special times of salva- tion, power and blessing expected.

THE members of Charlottetownlllodge

and a number of their friends by invi- tation of the Chief Templar, Mr. E. Hildreth Duchemin. enjoyed a parlor social last night, at his father’s resi- dence, Great George Street. 'Ihe handsomely furnished and softly lighted rooms were filled with a happy gather- ing while social chat,s averal selections on the gramaphouc, cle., caused the beautiful September evening to pass all

also served in abundance. Mr. Duche- mm received and merited many words of thanks for thus affording to his frit nls such a pleasant evening.

ends at rices to clear

too quickly. Ice cream and cake were.

' IN' the races at Cape Breton Monday,

News and Gossip From Town and l§;I.f§‘.1’.l.`.Z2l“.»..‘i§i.§..“ii’.?$’.l" ‘l‘”°‘““°“

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, Goon races are asured on both days

' the 14th and 15th at the Charlottetown

__ 2 Driving Park. Only 2513 admission.

‘ Som: of t-he fastest horses in the

l Glealwd ‘°GUal‘dlal\" R8 Url- 1 Maritime Provinces are enterinv' for the

ST . P races on the 14th and 15th inst only

25c admission.

SHoI<'r1.\' after the arrival ot the Prin-

. [cess last evening, a lad fell over the

Tha Latestlleadatla Happenings llccurrlngi ,.-.,,.,f_ Th., ,,,.,m,,,,,._.,, of M, Ch.,

Cumming. jr., Qnd steward, who plunged to his rescue, saved his life.

A WOMAN and a man named George

Haan Mrs, Kent in the Opera House Leonard for being drunk and incapable

Tuesday Sept the 13th. gvere each tiriid $2 or 10 days yester-

M \ _ Y 0 ay. Jos. cAle_er for larceny was b MTS PEITZCERSLD gas a Passenoer remanded for trial at the Supreme

Court.

D1s'rn1c'r Mm-:'nNG.-Victoria District

Lodge No. I, I. O. G. T., will meet, in annual session in connection with Keef- er Lodge, Lower Montague, on Friday, Sept. 16th, at 1() a. rn. A general pro- hibition rally will be held in the even- ing at which addresses will be given by prominent speakers.-A. R. DAUNCEY,

ed d Loon out for record breaking at the~1)ig_ Sec»y_

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n1li1l$;<llllonJu We llhvite yOu glilteddlrrrlissllon. an O mst D y ON Monday evening R' H' Ward’

md look over these nrveltieg MRS_ CHARLES MCGREGOR and ,wot Foote, D. C. R. for N. S., successfully

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oliicial organizer, assisted by L. B.

established a court of Ancient Order of Foresters at St. Peter’s Bay. 'l`he fol- lowing are the officers: C. R., Dr. Mc-

MsssRs.| Frank o'xei11 and J. B. Lauchlan; S- C; R » F- Dixon; Trees-.

Praught left yesterday for St. Mary’s S‘l°°1§b$VggiAi S;If!§la1'Y» ‘YWC-

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eine Examiner, Dr. Mcllauchlan.

~ MR. Wxnmam FLooD, writing to a friend in this city, mentions having won first prize for putting the shot, and first prize in the quarter mile run at the

solem, ` Galedouia ganles held, in Vancouver rel.

-lcautlys He says he had the best

trainers in the world, having been Jog- ged 300 yards with his coat _on down the track one evening and exercising with a stone behind a. ,barn a few other evenings. This constituted his training

MRS. KENT never fails to' draw a, Soma; NOTE The stores were

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last evening she was called upon three times to delight- the large audience

present.-"Vancouver World.”

o ere or y w ic s

sf rved as a general holiday among the citizens., An excursion was given by Thos. Kickham Esq. in his new schoon-, er, Arclight, commanded by Captain Bushey. There wero about 250 ex'- cursionists on board. The wind was modera‘e at the start and when about ten _miles from port it became calm and 1

crowd There were nothing on board

cloudy. A light breeze spranlz up about 10 o’clock and the schooner was worked to land eight miles east 'of Souris where some of the passengers were lauded and walked home rather than face the danger, ofa night at sea. The schooner was towed into Souris by a tender, belonging to the schooner ;Nutwood, where the remaining passengers were land ed safely but very dry. -A small schooner. name unknown, sank off East Point, during Sunday night’s gale. Her spars can be seen overwater witha dory lashed to the

rigging. There is no trace of her

crew, who are supposed to have been, lost.-Mr. B. C. Cox is moving into his new hotel. It is painted and furnished in an up-to~date manner and second to none in P. E. I.-Mr. Mchiasters is doing a rushing business around here, by his boring wells over 100 fe~ t deep in some localites. They give good satisfaction.--The breakwater contract- tors have arrived and have commenced business. They intend to import-most of their-lumber and s‘one.-Mackerel? are scarce around here, bake lentiful

REFINANT SALE

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The great rush of customers to ‘ My Store" since our

opening sale began has left a large number of remnants in every department. As the object- of this _sale is not to make pr nit but to make room, the entire lot will be placed on our Counters ai prices that must strike you as exceedingly low. even in this store already noted for its low prices. See the lot of dross goods remnants which we are selling at half price. J ustkt he thing for children’s school dresses. '

Short Ends Print. Ginghams, Flannelettc, Toweling,

Linen tablin-g, Veilings Laces. Silks and 1001 other odds and

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All bummer Wrappers and Shirt VVa1st.s must go regard

1 *f ll t ' S ld l p __ illustrated price lists. A Q _

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V ` WANTED.-Boys to sell score cards MR. H. R. LORDLY arrived home last

call today at J. D. 'I'aylor's. - night.

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MR. H. Janes was a passenger by

the Princess yesterday evening.

THE GUARDIAN is informed that two

casts ot liquor were stolen from Brad- albane railway station a few uigh‘s ago.

Miss FLoR1nn BLAKE left yesterday

by the Halifax to attend the Convent of the Sacred Heart, at Halifax. Her father, P. Bla ke,Esq., accompanied her on the trip.

Mlsslss Mina/and Elsa Hardy, who

have been visiting friends and relatives on the Island, were passengers by the SS. Halifax yesterday, on return to Boston.

THE plebiscile committee met in Y.

M. C_A. Hall Monday night and com- pleted arrangemeuts in connection with the campaign in the Sumfnerside poll- ing divisions.

TH1-: verbatim report of Mr. W. W.

Buchanan`s address on the revenue question which recently appeired in THE GUARUIAN was taken by Mr. S. G. Clow the ’we1lknown stenographer.

Rav. J. A. CuswronD,of Matapedia,

P. Q.. preached in Bonshaw, Hampton and Tryon, Sunday. His sermon in the Tryon Presbyterian church Sunday evening, was heard by a crowded au- dience. It was an exceptionally able exposition of divine truth and was greatly appreciated by all present.

Ir is said that the oyster fishing will

begin on the usual date this year, 15th September. In view of accommodating the oyster trafiic, the Intercolouial Rail- way propose to run a special freight train to leave Point du Chene after the arrival of the steamer Northumberland, on Saturday, September 17th, and ar- rive at Levis 10.45 and Montreal 22.00 fo’clock. The P. E. I. Railway will also assist this traihc by having the ex-_ press train which leaves Tignish at 5.00 a. m., carry oysters to Summer- side to connect with the steamer North- umberland. -Mn. B. B. Kaul-‘E12 of Hamilton, On- tario. who is billed for an extended series ef meetings throughout the Is- land has been secured by the Provincial Alliance to deliver these addresses in the interest ‘of the nlgbiscite. ~He is a gentleman well acquainted with the subject in its ,various phases and well ableto present the facts. In addition to years of service on the platform, he

kept very closely in mugh with the pro- gress of the prohibition movement. The 1 public can confidently' rely upon an intelligent discuesson of the issue now

Coulson Gardiner resided and in a few

turer, who for nearly two hours held the close attention of her bearers, while she gave a most interesting and enter- taining resume of the . history and impressions of that remarkable country. Thc lecture was packed fnlloi general information given in -an attractive mannerand many will regret not having protitted by so instructive and intelligent a discourse. After the introductory part had been delfvei ed Miss Hyndman gave a solo in excellent voice but declined responding to :he very evident desire for another. ller admirers had to be contented with the one selection. Master Rtchards and Miss Kathleen Canning’s instrumental duett was well rendered, after which Mrs. Richards lc-umfd her a'ddre~>- and highly interested to the close all who were present. A hearty vote of thanks, moved ‘cy Judge Hodgson andgsecondedf by Mr. Uotton,was accorded the lecur- er after which the National Anthem was sung. ' _ V p

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Whether for the pocket, 1 for the bicycle, for touring _ by land or by water, no instruments equal' the 1898 Kodaks in convenie- nce, lightncss, and the certainty of good results. Kodaks purchasers make no experiment, they take no chances. Kodaks are

standard the world over.

See our stock or send for

has spent' the last four years as ' associ- ate editorot the ‘:Tem lar,” and thus '

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white cotton body,linen bosom and bands, double stitched all round, reinforced back and front endless stays-the best unlaundered shirt we ever saw for the price 1 15g

Finest cotton body- “2l00

Irish linen” bosom and bands, reinforced back and front, positively the choicest unlaun- dered shirt to be found

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,audience assembled to hear Mrs. John Richards lecture -,on~ Mexico. Mr. C. - A 'D V p _

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well chosen words introduced the lec-D [Pj _lQHQOQ’S ‘vi

_ W have a great variety in stock at present in all tho latllast designs in Birch, Ash, Elm, Oak and Walnut, and

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out of thi. iorfynu can surely iindwmgthins ¢° P_'°°° you. Ask to see our $8.50 Rack. _ _Its abeauty. W0. are always pleased to see you and will be lllld W 050"

Burn itiin a. lamp alongside' of any oil _ you can obtain Be unprejudiced in; your p judgment andyon will surety

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