llllYSl'ALS ol Siimmerside, 3_2’
named sein nod Giilery 25 cents. ti
Jan 17 td
~ 0WN» P E I JANUARY 17 1900
THE GUARDIA\' CIIARLOIJJF
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25 p c Discount
c'i and ste us or .
11 iou iviut tolv
hai 0, now is the;
time
all our Crockery
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F0  I  rukkiiul:ir'§pX;`r;:l£n|£(;Ir;;rnnl uiitramniellod and
of liliit ll irc 0
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clieap Dinnci bot
HE GUARDIAN
lust. lmpartlal, Reliable. News!
Li 4 at 'ill time o further the host iii
i~ ~ofthe people and rccogiii!.edthcrefor0&8 |
,ml weekly lildl€lon(Mond & Thur )per I
r' Sl 50 in adva
ere suhscnptioiis may be paid, news him
ii. B McCREADY, J P HOOD
Editor Business Manager I
for 30 days
Chiirloitoiov n. Sunovslde
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WED\XEbU\\ JAVUARI li 1%).
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Two MATCHES, §.
lst and 2nd Teams. :£-
0
Admission 20 cents. l F
ss
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igned was *he original motive for ,,WWf,,m,~§,,5 mm-,E~_
e seizures But it is true that ,is-si-»_,»»,--%_m
 Britain has need of large food supplies
siiiiiisriziis. soticiroiis si. ff’
ir mid sold.
ifoi-~»ir~. ipzeneiii building sim st s .1 li
Am111=11_ Meotinstg;.::;°;::ii.?;:  H[][]lS and Sh[]33
Hlfltlltlill lilal Flrt lisimce ti’i. V ml I
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pany will be held in Farqnharson’s 1
Building. Queen Street, on Wednesday.
January 31st, at 8 o’c1ock p. m. for the £0
-purpose of electing Directors lor the f
ensuing year and transacting such
till 31st. `
town Mutual I-‘ire Insurance Com- or
otlier business as msv come before it. "
Secretary, 5
D. F ARQUHARSON,
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THE Annual General Meeting of the Share-
C holds:-not _the Island Guutnux Publishing
°mlN'll|!. Will be held in the ofhce of thg
(°mP\l!7~ New Pl‘0W8e Block. on Wednesday
gang:  isoo, ni ii o'¢1o¢ir.n. ni,
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facts
werethat a British cruiser had heized
several cargoes of American flour on 5
_ the way to Delagoa Bay in British
ships. The owners of the flour com
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FRIDAY, JAN. l9t|1.‘i.. _
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ad
ply to Secre-
ry Hay admits as much.
In efect Mr. Chamberlain simply
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SUC Cll'ClIlD‘
ances, provided the owners are suf-   
( H mm f rl “_ _ d By iney cientlv compensated has frequently
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bloc_ks:al.+o sevcralroflhc* blerhtisvlrhuf 3202;? been chlmpd by nations engaged In * ‘_ `,
9°* "1 ”°‘"!- war, and concurred in by neutrals
Jan l5d&w i Y
ff " .1_ 1 _ _ -_ __ - The I»nited States accepts in good
C
SETTLED WITH A WINK
zures between the British and
merican Governments. The
as that possessed by the First Sussex
A
most complete train of its kird in the
world It is thus described
lor the gun which is inf unted on an ord
ho Peop1¢’n Paper. turn able piioted on llie cfnter so that
Published stirs omces \ew Prowse Block n
orih ,ide Pont Ofllce at the following rates, gill) delnchment ll pI0l.t~Ct8d by ll Pl!
yablc in adi anc
libriiing Edition dli.iTy (except Sunday) three "mg 6 “tt high around three of the
ll \ months #|00 r yr S
nw checked by a
eekiy i._di,,o,, (Thursday, per ye," hydraulic brake on its own carriage By
5l.l5,iii advance 3
B
ish
m   (1 t  '“i'ave been esrarlieiglfetd gtftflisfo lowing places,
h gi
ed advertisiiig iob worliand other busi on
ess transacted - 0
iimmerslde CurrlesBookstore-D K Currl S
‘Manager
iibertinn .uber-ten Beekii G S Muttart
gcii
13101 dlqcollnts 011 seiiris East, Telephone onlne. F Seaman Agent
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rails To insure stability the truck can
be secured to the rails by strong screw
clips The remainder of the train is
made up oi an ordinary locomotive and
wo steel plated vans conveying a Max
im gun, the men, horses and the pro-
W P Cm WILL lH[ MURNING llllllllllll ’°°"`"
rom Premier Fsrquhsrson some items
of news about Island horses pur
hased for South Africa and reduced
fares between this city and Hslifax,
which items had previonslv appeared
There is something almost hum in Tu; Guinnisx
oroue in the settlement of the flour
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accounts of food scircity among the
Boer troops, and also that the Free
taters are getting tired of the war.
There will be a greater intensity of
bo ' `
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rtillery Volunteers of Enilsnd the
The track was specially constructed
nary ticld carriage and consists ot ii
can be ruined in any direction ’lhe
idea The gun is tired through an open
ug and the recoil is
u ingenious arrangement ol cross
rders it can be run out and supported’
btaiiied for the truck when ili
un is tired at right angles to the
The esteemed Patnot has learned
We begin n;w_; hear frequent
th h ant and the weariness
- t s ii
   lalued '10 their G°‘°fl1m°11t and before the wsris thi-ee months older.
0 ` retary of Stite Ha d ' = i " "
_,,,_ »;° Tonight
Ifrourliveriloiitofvriiermwlna  ,
p There was .it the same Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart- \
I time a good deal of angry bluster in hui-n,cr Constipation, takeadoss ol -
-__ ia section of the American res a‘-
iicioiiis ii ciiiiiiiiiiii. I:;“:i‘..;‘;i,f;i1?;:°““°°"P '°;'° °° H0°¢l’3 PWS _ _
y ma c nis
rrnal protest, demanding to kncw`
what ground American goods in
snsit to a neutral port were thus
terce ted
ce to declare food studs contraband
war It might be done were it
direct evidence, whatever the proh-
ility might be, had the Biitiah
reign Otlice in its re
s, “We took the Hour because we
need of it for our own soldiers
p y v ue
it” It was `ust h
_ ‘Nadi
The diiiiculties of the situation on 0° 'uhhli “"1 “U00” 7°" di’ X 3 S u   I
the British side arose from a reliict- 3*" "Fil Wm 5° mlllhhd 3°!
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IT IS H GOOD TIME
Right now with the beginning of the New Year to test the qualities of
WELCOME SOAP W--i
Large Battle sl
We claim its superioritv to all others- ‘U .I w
BECAUSE
it is the most effective while the m0st'hal‘mlels to the fab-
r
BECAUSE it has the most lasting and dn-sb] al
e qu ity
BECAUSE it is a pure and f
satis to d is t of th highest
merit at the closest price, and ‘C ry s 'gm e
blocks, and a broad base may be BECAUSE It hu
the great Boi-ax quality that made
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The Standard Lubricants of ile'\va|~ld are
Capitol Cylinder & llenoiin Engliia 0lli
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Q 'm*b;i='l¢gf" ' ‘;h’°“l7 Never since we ba 'sn business h
_ _ ,Q T K e aveweshownlowollalhoki
early' proven that the llour in ques- :IT   ;tP)Puh“ PMN’ u thu “wh no' gn". H” huh’
nm designed in feeiiiie swf noisiiysiimaaisiieii-sieeas ___ ° °°"°"‘°'°""°‘°
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_*_ 4 t ofiniritinthswsyolshapqodnrlagsand
wi, but tbl, would be d,mc,,|¢ to E ==-=--lang,  union we cannot furnish you The ‘ Aldershot,” the “Pd”
ve. In fact there appeared to be s i ,
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in ohlloh, S pil, dots. etc., etc., is hindsiini and dressy are pal ap
r onqin a box would make a very suitable Christmas
,o ,, -ei si is.
w  79tcm% Karin-hands, elabi, hows, and other styI£s,"'¢Tltdot from lull- Ab*
Emi
Pusn, p Clarendon, the new Hamer in plain Black Silk. Satin and Plaid 'dy Ili*
'fy
_ , stylish k
w.(G5“ THE BEMANN-Rlflllilic l H Sluspendims, Gloves, Sweaters, Sleeve Buttons. and many things that a i*
. |_ |>|_A5|-gg swf rat-c ass an exclusive gentlemeu’s furnishing house carry
C ! -ind sailiors, and will a full sl ¥  EACH |=|_A5~|-mm  Our prices will ba found very low for thequality
_ _ for . » J ere that the lll_@-,_/'TiNBQ<PRlcE 25*/5L$olNlYARD
'_ lomatic wink came in, Probabl BACK 0
r her army and nni y in and around ”7I.>,‘\§`€;‘l¢-1% QS ”
me V .1 if
‘South Africa, and the right to take  
SYDNEY’ CAPE BRETON ne trail goods under h
iieei rsniio im iii ~ St
*ary necessity, and with the two ' '
at Anglo-Saxon nations in agree Fm
_ . ' ' 'll end of 1899 we’lI sells    
i in i ii of ii -'” ”°" t’ .
The Annual Meeting of the Charlotte- die.liicu‘llly lssuribiiliidinlguc the min; :;lC:i1;;o;eI3?;‘:; igoztm? Shlépem 
ua cos . .
isgigzzi .,.d}l to D..  ,W  _,, _, ,.,,, , a this month i
A dip ' yi [AME sou; mice too
  & no one believes that the _reason now U |_
I ass' _ ' ' ' . `
th ° . ' ` y . , 7
, , _ ' '_ ` f`:`  if 5;' .
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8"’
p uni y n
'm‘g°vm'_',°ns will atm "l'). 8hi;‘;;d‘ng)  buy their supply of Boots for the
eed
_ winter atyalmost 00st prion
"si:  it Wi"  °'°~'=°°- °‘°°»*°°~ UlSlI€l‘ C0312
iii and Join. Biiii no P” _ Th" "'° " f°' °"" °“' ' `
B. nstnnnsros. om °
t an nngeiier y' g S
purchaser, even if the goods are
t seized by armored cruisers.
.-It was a military necessity andJ  I  I 
Pres'd . ’ ii ' ' .
ciniiotieiowii. Jin 13, so tim I  ,ffe';‘§u§°:‘;f_’d ,ff ‘ifflféu I
h sb Nm, ,-
ifwiver my be ~ trifle imdf-  
ate and eva°i\’e. ’ ss s Jonatha
LE
il per cent
p ig th So d
Armored trains iiiloiitiiiting Held ::|‘°.O`ll' ffllllll BOIUI' A
pieces and inachine guns are nowl ° '
N U1-mE 35....; .,;.. it of ...igmf SX,-_E Fur Coats
ARMORED TRAINS.
T. ' I Underclothin '
We hear much of the use of ar-` W   g
mored trains in th g _ . . » i
a matter of fact tQli§ilres(iil;e `ih“n0tA: of IWiltldiveehkfa:£eltecmved a urge cue
w thin . '
sed ' ' ’
8"* ~ Flll‘l1lShll`l
tg dau lrlnfoipd train was land that should havrmbgizm 13:5,
in ' _
m°B;,;‘;°:.t.i‘;;;d': ‘W "M  -to   
._ 71. _
J . O Q 1°' °PPli*“°°I‘§11 "W nfs* PSN? Ofullllile wllli:'b1::i;i';l:dll;.::)lot of them out
am' y I 6 iiii°:§i A'-bi ~-=  - was i..
About our Fon iari'a1'ion| 9
lfrrirrsa. vi-is e£|ioila“l>‘r%r.|,.;
Bala Ti-is Naam,
rauraainsasoa,
being extensively used by the Ameri- nermlile  321,525” a‘ 
cans in the Philippine war. Ger- _ Cm
manyaud France nowreeegnin thi, aura” _ “dy md!" y°"_Pi°k`
sort oft-rains as a necessary pert of _ -
an army outit “But ” I
~=d--°‘»-W. -.°°°°'- str. BEER
, 0 ._ . v in Kiiciien-discount af 1.2 . hh. _ '    
&
me winiiuui Pmshit