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THE GUARDIAN. CHA LOTTETOWIN. SEPTEMBER 91898
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Thi Latest Readable llippalngs llccurrlng $21-i’0r=rrh»_ #rid 011 September 30th.
' two months ith frie d on th I - ` Sv ` ` " -
ms ands and iand_ ` W n S 8 S ‘Macleod, Crapaud; Mis. J. A.,McKay,
, ‘ _ _ S. `F ‘ ,C -J.F.Carte,-S _
IIICUI U8SIllll0l‘0S~ \\ i-:onine Bi-:LLs.-A very interesting mgsigglcfgscg ifépimii Picton? Juni;
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buyers We have a nice §)Vi';g;t°£§qPI“§?d':; U2; t;g?°ev?;uii1g°§i C. Hunter. Alberton; the Citizens Band
new Dre” Goods' 'I the 7th inst.: wlien’his only daughter, of Moncton'
Margaret Millbnrn was united in mar- -
_ riage to Mr. John ,Macdono`d, of Two   
 Harbors, Minnesotn, son of the late 1
Donald McDonald, of Pinette, and one. Poirr or ci1ARLo'r'ri~:'rowN. `
of our successtul Islanders abroad. The_ Sept. 8. Ar.-Welcome Vauamber;
_ 'I "aw Goods officiating clergymen was the Rev A. "lTidnish; S. S. Electric,’ McLaren,F
McLean Sinclair, who tied the nu tial ,Montague Lizzie M. Myers, Picton’
kviii roi' sion s" ii Named'
no in epresence o e imm tae ay pring' ume y nay'
lute all to look over our new relatives and friends of the bride and P. Walsh, Hall, do; Swan, Leliaoheurz
groom. After receiving congratula- ,Marble Mountain; Maggie .Smith,i
tions of their numerous friends the "McLeod, `_4Gaspe, P. Q; Surprise,
happy couple drove to Charlottetown Trenliolm,” Tidnisb; Amorrette, ~Le _ _ _ y
whence they took passage for theirfuture Blanc, Mulgrave, Swallow, Finlayson, infant daughter 0f R°\1bU1 and Edlthf
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ur first ins alment of oreirrn
llltltssr to FARMERS. O B L °
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0 have purchased ata. \
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laundry and
for 'tie a. few
Drice of ten cents
1
3 lbs. It will be
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ma ufactured into
Ill Ille Nels |]|5f|’|ci, , for return passage until September
`-_ 27th. Ask for tickets via St.John. N.
THF. mail train arrived last nicht B" andthe Canadian PaC'n°Ra'1way'
at 11 o`clock. D 7 d&w'
` _ . 1 THE wonder is that another murder
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Shadi? e1;l;_%':§terreg'Ste“‘l 12 m the is not to _be credited to 'Charlotte-
H YJ `y' town this morning. Aghastly sight
_ °N' AS' RICFARDS afflwd "1 the was to be seen near the railway station
my by 135* nigh* S HPWSS- about noon yesterday. A man some-
*'a.'ma“ tannr made Hmm-:sr temperature, Ang. 6, 77 what the worse of liquor was on the
degrees and Aug. 7, 76.6 degrees sidewalk with a horrible gash in the
BIHGIK alld GDI- _ side of his head about two inches from
ONLY Qoc to see the races on the the centre Aithou h on -d 1 h-
|“s|l GIBSS BOCIIS. Sggtllgiaeigln Diiving Park on the 14th Coagand p°an.s was gsoakgd  bioolg
A t c ' yet it still literally poured from the cut
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hd’ u P ° THE City of Ghent arrives here the matmig. ms hm' qovqrmg ms face'
and vin a most repulsive a earance
shipment just opened and morning at 7 o’clock. She will sail gl g .PP
_ _ ~ S _~ » _ to the unfortunate man. It is said that
inspection., We invite you lm ummerilde about 10 oclocll theproprietor when putting him out of
and 1001; over these nrvelties Nn`.\"r Wednesday and Thursday are 8 S8100!! Btrllok him 8 heavy blow on
the dates, 1 o‘c1ock the hour and the., the head with a potato pounder. The
Charlottetown Driving Park the lace `l'8S\1lt WaS 2% I13¥'1`0W 8302- 8 from in-
P I P
H A I 5 to see the best races oever held on th stant death. _
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-I tI“1"“d~ i Queen Horst, Sept. 7:-Chas. J.
New Fda' ggghelsl 1°f)v';f Moligag tdf°rMn,Iq"Gi;l1' G.Mongbmery, Summerside; L.Ma’rtin.
waudng and S ne y’ u -Y! 1° a ’ ci a -7’ lM.iss M. -Martin, Newtown; G. L.
utherland. Jardine and Cotiin on the V -
. . _ Langstei' M. VanBuskirk and
gm! dlnSt'19tM.acMlHM and Newson on wife, Moncton; William Hunter,
on ay “mst Alberton; E. P. Hughes and
New Hats now on show- il M,,s_i,._S,,E DRAKE, accompanied by wife, Tigiiisii; Dr. A. Alien and wife,
5 get niecées, Misses Emma and Grace L. gafggan lgfidgelii  _‘P rgmigffflsi
urke, aughters of the late Walter 1'* ‘mf “S54 ' ”'-‘- - ~ “'-
N Burke, formerly of Southport, left on Th°9~ RiPP°Y» M°°°t°“i W' lv- dk'
Tuesday morning for their home in Dona‘d and wife, Alberton; I)r. Cruise,
H  Hlld .Quincy Massq afiei- spending about Moncton; C. A. McKenzie, Eldon;
OTTAWA Ex iiiiiirioiv-Return tickets.
Charlottetown to Ottawa, will be sold
September 16th to 19th. inclusive. at
only, at $10.40 each, all will be good
Birch, Summerside; M- G Anderson.
Leonard Morri Summerside J J.
home at Two Harbors Mi n T t
GLARDIAN extends its heartiest congra Sept 8 Cld Welcome, Vanamber,
tulations and best wislirs for the fu. Tidnish; S, S. Eiectric, McLean, Mon-
mlf   ture happ'ness and prosperity of Miuandl tague; Julia Franklin. Doucet, Souris; »
- _ J Mrs. Macdonald. IDay Spring, Hume, Picton; Surprise. ’
.1-RYON Methodist Church was an tTrei`1holni, Point |du Chene; Swallow
- Finlayson, Pinettef Amo_nette,Le Blanc,
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A Cameron of Au ustine Cov and
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   Miss Minnie M. Cillbeck of Tryon. lssiinii-:rr is A Disease-Parties can
The bride was given away by her fath- be cured at the KEELEY INSTITUTE,
er, Albert Callbeck. Esq. Rev. Thomas ‘ Portland, Maine of Alcoholism, Morph;
Hicks oiiiciated. The groomsman was uism, Cigarettes and Tobacco; also
Mr. Thomas Carruthers, teacher. of from Neurasthenia or Nerve Exhaus-
Madefrom the best quail- Augustine Cove School, while Miss tion. The undersigned citizens will
ity of mgi-edients,nice1y Etta Callbeck, Annie Stewart and cheerfully give information to any per-
Hgmi-ed ,md baked Pep Myrtle Cameron acted as bridesmaids. son who wishes to be cured of any of
The ushers were Mr. Desbrisay Call- the above diseases and desire to live a
_ beck and Mr. Burgess. Miss Annie p better and healthier life. You may call
our Smith rendered the wedding march. A upon them for such facts as is placed in
large number witnessed the ceremony their hands. This is the nearest Keely
after which the invited guests assembled iliistitute to the Maritime Provinces hence
at the home of the bride iiiihereiin Slab- pigctjlcglly th; ghpgpesgv “ um TUB
crate reception was he . c oice ~ 0Fl"» - - RT - IL _
PER army of wedding gifts was showered lf.“»?’.iii"§'5..‘§‘£f“v‘ii’.‘i'§'.”iii>“B°§§T§iifi?°"si‘§.’“.?§
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Mrs. Cameron havethe heartiest con- ghouid the 1-.._..de,-i,i-afar not iiitwnfei with
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‘°; §‘i,“;“§{';;,_;g They are simply perfect in style and finish.
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Dress Goods.
The entries up to last evening for
the races at the Charlottetown Driving
Park on the 14th and 15 instant, were
in excess of the entiies of any previous
year. The list of hirses entered is not
yet available but the classes are tilled
as follows:-
Seven horses in the three minute class.
Nine horses ih the 2.26 class.
Sixihorses in the 2.40 class.
Nine horses in the 2.50 class.
Six horses in the free for all.
Nine horses in the 2.30 class.
A special attraction in connection
with the races will be fiirbished in the
form of military exercises on horse
back.
A detachment of the Royal Canadian
Dragoons which is coming to Char-
lottetown to conduct a School of Equi-
taiion will give by the kind permission
of the ofiicer commanding,-on exhi-
bition of cavalry sword exercise. wrest-
ling on horse back, and the Victoria
Cross, on the Driving Park race course
on both days of the races. These exer-
cises have never before been given on
Prince Edward Island and will he one
of the most attractive features ever I
given in connection with the races qr
exhibitions here.
The wrestling on horse back is worth
far more than the entrance money to
see. The men of the Royal Dragoons
will be chosen, an equal number Ion
each side. Thaobject is for the men
on one side to unseat those on the other
and the victorious team will then have
to wrestle among themselves.
The cavalry sword exercise will
consist of men on horse back going
through the sword exercise.
The Victoria Cross exercises consist
in a slam battle being fought and men
being wounded on the field,when:men on
horseback at full gallop pick them up
and bear them from the field, across the
saddle. _
NEW dress goods opened at PA'roN &
Co`s.-d&w .
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' 2 illiannisn.
At the residence of the ibride’s father
September 7th by the Rev A. _Macheans
Sinclair, John Murdock MacDonald, of
Pinette, to Margaretf Milburn, only
daughter of Mr. Alexander Dixon,
Pinette Mills. v
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' DIED _
. At Dunedin. September 7th,' Mrs.
Samuel Ball.
[Funeral September 9th. at 1 o’cl_ock.]
At Kingston Sept. 5. Mary Alfaretta,
Barrett,aged three months and one day.
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There’s
no
Fun  
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Like that derived from
having a good camera.
A photograph of a picnic
crowd or scenery of any
kind, will be a constant
reminder of a. pleasaiit out-
ing.
Kodaks can be boughtat
any price from $4 up.
A cheaper one than $4.00
_ is hardly satisfactory.
A See our stock or send for
A our illustrated price lists.
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“lil” BlK|NG POWDER.
- We have secured the agency for
Charlottetown of the Art Baking
Powder Co. of London.
This powder has been handled by
some of the leading Grocery Stores of
St. John and Halifax for the past two
years, and they say it is equal to
the best on the market. In
order to introduce it here, the mann
facturers have s/upplied us with a.
number of valuable and very useful
articles which we are now offering
with the Baking Powder at ridicul
ously lo’w prices. For further
particulars call at our stores.
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C’ l DR. Curr returned list evenin by DRIVING PARK RACES-
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Ew    the Princess from a professional visit "““_
io New Glasgow N_ S_ Rare and Exciting Cavalry Exer-
“_°_° ° ’ einer Between ihe Heats-
' THE annual genc'al meeting of the
News and Gossip From Town and ni... ii. 5...... .i i.. P.. E. i.
_ C tr Hospital will be held in the Y. M. C. A
 yi . 'Parlor on Friday the 9th inst at 1_1
o’clock a. ni. for the ensuing ye ar. All
members are requested to attend and a
Gieaned  “Guardian” Report cordial invitation is also extended  
  i ' who wish to join the society
NST 0 ers and Correspondents.
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How many times has your wife told
you to buy some new ones ? Or your
mother? And in case nobody has re-
minded you-we’rehere to do it.
New white unlaundered
shirts, good cotton body, linen
bosom and bands Bug
Fine unlaundered shirt, line
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 78g
' Finest cotton body- “2100
Irish linen” bosom and bands,
reinforced back and front,
positively the choicest unlaun-
dered shirt to .be  found
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Men's laundered ready-to
-wear shirts, in open front or
open back 1 HC
Our special one dollar shirt
is of fine cotton with linen
bosom and bands-very nicely
made and Bnely dnisliad, a
grand value for the , prim
A thoroughly R004 value in
fine ready towear laundered
shirts-well made and iuilhed
Very choice line of dress
shirts-open front-  back;
Irish linen bosom-and bands-
sizes 15 and 15% in stock only
Boys’ fine unlanndered white shirts, '
sizes 12 to 14
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We have a great variety in stock at present in all the
latest designs in_Birch, Ash, Elm, Oak and Walnut, and
all prices,-f viz:
$55, $7i, $815 $l0, $l2, $15 and $i6.
Out of this lot you can surely find something to p vase
you. Ask to see our $8.50 Rack. It’s a beauty. We
are always pleased to see you and will be glad to show
our goods(
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ARC LIGHT DIL
Burn it in a lamp a-longside of any oil you cap obtain
.Be uuprejudiced in your judgment and you will surely
buv only "Arc Light.”
TDS I'II1I361’Zl.B»1 (D11 C30.» Laid
LADIES’ CAPES
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THIS SEASON’S IMPORTATION
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