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For golf, sporting, outing, etc.
Close-fitting wrist, with belt and
straps of cloth, and witli "blooiner”
trousers, strapped and 'ii tickled at knee.
Made from Scotchy Tiveeds, Home-
Spuns, Grcj; and Olive Scrges, fabrics
which do not soil oosily :tor show dust.
Prices for coat and trousers are
-$12.00, $10.00 or $3.00, according to
cloth selected.
Samples furnished by mail.
' "I`lie‘ Fit-Refer
Pr"6v`ise . Bros.,
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-' - Proprietors.
In eiiillcss variety. See our School Boots, with hand made bottofns. Also
fine goods in black and chocolate, with or without heels.
3 -  - .
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I
Sole Charlotteto
wn Controllers. A
friends i u Suminerside
Miss Eiiiia Hmanaason ot Wood
stocltlw B is visiting Mrs l N Schur
man
morning by the hor humberland
l10I11B V9Sl9I`D8y IDOFUIDU
reports havinv seen a brigantiue asho
not be ascertained.
Murphy, belonging respectively to Kon
\Vhile out for a sail in the harbor thei
the water Fortunatel the were nea
islied toat their lives Were saved.
the Steamer Rustler at Newcastle.N.B.
` But for Mr. Hair stinks timelnriid th
have li “en t rownel . s s
was when rc scuid being draw
iinder the steamer bv the siiitt runnin
. y .
l with danger to himself as can be infer-
red from the fact that the wharf wa
swimmer.
Ri-:\ \\ P Aiicmnain is visiting
Mir J \\ Gmii-iw' of Vvenham,
Mass tcotr awav 179 lambs vesteday
Miss PEARL C1.lRi\i=‘, who has been
spendinv her holidavs with fr ends in
Bedeque and Charlottetown returned the Premises 0° M°Ud3.i’ me will mst
re
fl od
dlldiii’tl)dh<lli€=it;)ei1ihilLshordLoiiaiN`?dil‘;§dt\y M’ A C mm" G°°°1"*1 M““g°" °
night The name otitis ‘Jrigt could mom” M‘l"*“k°°& bt P°“1 R
r
in reaching terra tirma-soaked,but sat
A FEW nights ago while a party cf
excursionists were disembarking from
infr at Mrs_Geo Star ert’s
'lun funeral ot the late Miss W right
of New Annan, will take plate ih's
afternoon at 2 o’cIock
Mir T A MCLEAN, Charltntetown
Dr Darrach Kensington,Mr Davison
of the Merchants Bank Charlottetown,
were passengers by the Northumber
land yesterday evening
1
Tm. household furniture ofthe late
Dr Jarvis will be sold bv Auction on
at 2 p in There is a splendid assort
ment of parlor, drawing room, dining
THF Sth heal Dow which arrived room, ha1l,bedroom and oiiice furniture
here Thursday evening from Bichibucto ali in good order. A chance for bar
gain= Wed In sat. Mon
R Mrs d Mr Mrs Dyer of Mil
Two young men named Gillis and yp1t:£<giyf ;;;en;i;g. w'§pey6ty1vIe:ebgn¢;;e Pnnca Edward Precepmry K T
sington and Summerside, met with a Northumberland this morning, to Pt
somewhat dampening mishap Thursday. du Cheue where their private car awai
r them. They will visit Halifax and Cape
boat capsized throwing them both into Breton before returning.
d
S SIDE A HINGE G0 _...___
I8
is
ed
Ladies’ Furnishing Store. 'Just arriv
sacques. Plain beaver in brown, iawn
light and dark navy. green and black.
_ _ _ » trimmed with buttons, all sizes an
after a delightful moon light trip down '
the river Miss Annie Aitken of that town
accidently fell over the wharf. Mr. S. prioo__MoGoooAN & wRIGHT_
L.T.HarriSon, teller of the Siimmerside ‘
Branch of the Merchants Bank of Hali- AFTER HU illD€S3 Of Sevefill IDODUJ
f3_X,_Wh0 is gpgnding his hglidgys 3*,  llIlSS l\IllllQ€Di lll. lvflght, (liUg'l.il€I` 0
,home in I\`e\\'ces‘.le and who lappened MT- find MTS- Edwaffl lvligbf, N6
` to be Standing n~:ar,ii;niiisfiiatel_v sprang Afllflll, Pfifilfffdlly' P21~“S@d “WHY 1153
linto Zh-2: ii ater,seized the young lady Tl1UI`5d1*~}` m0¥`"5“°'- M135 wfi“l1f Wh
.and swam with her to ti e wharf wher
c: ci ’
o was in ter 20th vear, was an iimiable fourth Toosdm., 1 D '1=,,v|or Soo# iii .iii not
, he held bei' tini l tliev were Le‘ned out
_ and accciiipiisiiiduyouiig lady, loved b
g bran extends its deepest sympathy.
current. She has since lully recovered . . .
.. T ` tt t d th d i- . . . i
from the shcck. Mr. 1~larrison's plucky ferggi C2152; xgislggclgnc Sflgm isiae 'rig s all on the hi-st and third ,,,,=‘,h as
deed vias not bv an means urattended . P . U _ _ _ e Thurgda of each month W I) G0 1, I." 'l
in connection with the Plebisciie Elec- y ' ' ‘ ug ’ “Sed
f J B avisoa Sec'y
Guardian readers wzlljind thefollow~
mg comenient to clip and keep for ref
erence.
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept 14th
Races
THE annual Harvest Thanksgiving
Festival of the Salvation Army will be
held in their hall on (rreat George
Street on Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day Sept 10th 11th, 12 Special
services, sale of goods etc
masons
St John's Lodge in Masonic
Temple, second Tuesday in month
D R McLnNiui¢ Seo‘y
Victoria Lodge ii Masonic
Tom le, tint Monday iii mimi
Alexandra Chapter. Royal Arch lla.
sons in Masonic Temple, lst
July and August J J Weldon Seth
in Masonic Temple. third Wed
nesday in month H W Anderson
and 15th, bharlottetown Driving' Park
_,_______
Registrar. in mann
ODDFELLOWS not Liver
Rough curl sacques nicely braided and
, day evening W AMartin, Sec‘y
9 ND [I l Miss Jisssria Senza, of Sussex tis vis t CUUXIG EVIUTU
Row. VV R Boreham Sec’
_ v y y Port La Joie Encampment no 4 Perfect
R.¢ad’s wharf at the time and succeeded PEW §a'cq“‘S° new sacque’ at the izecgxghggzigeslgag In each month "D G."
our whole stock oi fill and 'winter SiLaWrence Lvdze every Mon
. » y N n
1.1'
v .V
prices. The Ladies Furnishing Store Alpha R8b0kal1L0d9'.B» N0 10. 1130659 lbumo
for a hobby up-to-date sacque at a small first and third Tuesday of everv month. Called
Wildey Lodge every Frida :°”;;° 0
evening; both in their hall in Victoria '
. YE
-Ida Riggs Secretary. ' gufge not an
sons or Ezeenann _ “.,,hm,t being
9 Every Thursday eveningiutheir hill fiziznd no rent!
waukee. arrived by the Northumberland Thursday in month. except Jug'
I . I I , . ’
f in Victoria Row. Andrew Ncwson -'=1`- Af!"
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Sec -V' _  box ‘ot Dr
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THE GU ARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN SE EMBER 10 i898 _
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Court Mount S ephen I O F third “‘ J ed 3' mx
, Sl . oc,
e all WHO kU€W ber and D91' 0111’-ll' di*-tilll l`uesday bo h loresters’ hall. N  relist.
0 Court Avondale I. O. F. second and mine 21 1*-<>D€l
_ 4 ~' L_
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‘young lady Wciild iiievitably 15 =mUf‘1"~‘1Y 11i0‘""U*d by” 1iU`3°‘ Circle Queen Street. J F MacMillan. Sec’y. 21"=‘2d R “OX Of
.V -1 ; .,»- oo of r.1atii es ard friends. To her par- _Qom-tChar1ottotoWnC_ 0_ p_ secohd PHIS: thepaih
D ents. brothers and sisters, Tm: Goan- and fourth Friday, Wright-S Hayp W, ?1ff_`l‘:‘s3“,5§§f_‘““"
G. Gillespie, Sec’y. , rect as
Court Gladstone. A. O. F. meets in W’-lih'°’~iS`h I am
vo ° its H 1 “Hi
All
Secretary. ;
S
bell, L. Morris, Daniel McNeill; Cen
Lots of New Honey _jus
arrived at H. A. CoM1>roN’s.
Illilllill
eltdt-=-2‘!-(salts-its.-'ts
is A i\iEcEssiTv. f     
A`1a.dy may spend hours in securing: ii proper fit to a dress and probably
buy shoes on sight. This is an error. Your feet need careful attention.
Every Lady Should Seo out Stock oi Kid Boots
'sith Sleeper Canvas Insole, made in handoturiis and good Jean \Velts-
ggives the foot more case and comfort than any other kind. Just. the tliirrg
tar Autumn Wear.
This has been a. good season for colorcfl goeth. See our Chocolates i
Donufola. and Pebbles-a very stylish line.
Misses and Gliildi'oii’s Boots.  '
A good hea.v_y laced boot. for $1.00. Other lines of heavy goods in pro
portion. Dongolas from $1.35 and up.
You should see our $3.00 boots for Bleu, made in Dongola, Cordova and
Box Calf, black oi- colored, they are the correct thing  
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to H. A. Compton’s.
(/oiieron s.
` C0iiPToN’s.'
SIJMMERSIDEL.
mgeew
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“wane”
gm”
ln
iiiore at the Store of
The Boys tio Not Forgotten. ' ll y
i BAKERS AND GUNFEGTIUNEHS,
We can suit them to anything they want in the shoe line. Som i Charlottetown and Summerside'
special values in Boys’ Nailed Boots for School Wear.
Also to open in a few days, the finest lot of Stronfv Goods for Fall
imported by us. b ever 1   ’ S
Ei
  eiypsipié tip tie Liio oi siiiiioi- iiooiis-,Q NEW llliltlilll PARLURS
ifivseiscrion iNvi'i'Eo. §“=""'i==*i=~ Si='iwi=ii°°ii=
Choice lot of unfermented
California \Vines at H. A.
ALI. THE LATEST STYLES-
SINCLAIR it STEW ARTI  """°' `°'
| W action guaranteed in all lines.
_ ‘ ; °
ann” ERS' as ator Sweet. Summerside.
*“~ .._. `.__ __,_, _ _Y
"H to Dec sq hw” .  OpPcsite R T Holmauig Brick Store.
July 9396-(Sm
»~ _ #__
uw _ . _,_,__‘_
McLeod. P. T. Fanning, W. K. Rogers.
Alex Cain bell Eas .E H Wri ht
p ; i, . _ g ,
t J. Goss, Harry P. \Voods, J. M. Clark.
Thos. Johnson. D. Kirk. Benj. Match.
Send your Urder for Apples A Quebecer‘s Confidence in Dr. Chase’s
Catarrh Cure-Gives relief at once,
He says.
Danville, P. Q.. April 9 li, 1898
Enmaxsox, Bari-:s & Co., Toronto.
Dear Sirs,-Enclosed find $1 for 5
dozen boxes Dr. Chase’s Catarih Cure
4 Fresh Ca|lifOl_nia Fruit aI__ Please send them at once. Every patient
using it says “lt is an excellent cure,
;I'lVll"lg‘ 9V€l`y (lily Pit.   gives relief at once.
JAs. Massoiv Gen’l Merchant,
. _ Danville, P. Q.
DREYFUS FREE P ,
Paris. Sept. 6.-The Matin says that
Colonel Picquart has issued a demand
for the provisional liberation of Drey-
tus.
Woitli Trying if Sick
A vertiiic-fl record-'1.016 persons
cured in one month bv Dr. Chaos
Family lleincciie~'. All dealers sell and
rccomiiienit the-iii_
TW() YEARS IN THE Pl-INl'l`liN~
TIARY.
P»i2i.Lis\'1i.1.E, Sept 6.-Fieil Renfrew
was to-day sentenced in two years in
penitentiary for burglary.
C. C. RICHARDS dr Co. '
DEAR Sins-I have great faith in
MINARD'S LINIMENT, as last
year I cured a horse of Ring-bone,
with five bottles.
It blistered the horse but in a.
month there was no ring-bone and no
lameness.
DANIEL Moizcnisoiv
Four Falls, N. B.
asmovzn.
Honolmld, Dentist. has removed
 °PP0lite%vo‘ll-l
ol in the ll d0nl5l.I`
lrymomsothiadnow well hmm :nd nue-
is
iiiii
its
Painless Method.
The hundreds d B o on by
his Qtlllll `
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r ‘>~i`f‘»-42”' ' up -'=*°'T'* »»~_» 
tion are as follows: \\'est Polling Di-
vision, Jas. A. McNeill. Peter B. Gal-
fll ith' th .t.int't ..
m Wardrobe    
ascould be braved only by a strong
Charlottetown Lodve No 68
i . ooon 'iii-:iri>i.Ans. `do
I every Thursday eveniiiag’ in Wi-ight’;
. . _ h ll. K L d ri ` .
tral, b. M. Hicks, J. A. Brace. R. C. ,Ba'F Mcégggseyfgecf; P "ce, btnets meg
AMERICANCL
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Aivienichis cLo'ri-imc
Just received our fall stock of clothes direct from
make them into suits, such as you would not get lil
i orient Division. N0 ici. everyi
.Friday evening, in Wrighfs Loweri
same to
u _soitspr rmmsnmcn. y, ,mmm
Victoria Division No 4. every ; every success.
, Monday evening in Wl'ight’s hall. J J
` Chappell, Sec’y. l “R3-
Hall. George Davison. Sec ’v.
twice the money.
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Remember we are makers of high grade clothes,
i-“anna iyacxgnzish
Suinnierside. May 26. 1897 ood & w 1'yr
Mn-ei. sues i shi' iyr.
AR UU BUIL
If so it will pay you to use th!
ENGLISH CEI-ENITE
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which is rapidly taking the place of ordinary plaster,
pcrior and the cost is only a triiie more We are the
slland and can furnish it at lowest rates Delivered 0
Summerside or to any station on the railway DBSUFIPUW
.instructions for using,furnished on application
Our stock of Building Material of all kinds l~ 110%
the province and our prices are always right
SGIIIIIIIAH, LEFIIIIBEY OLIIIKE I
lHE MECHANICS
Have on hand A hll supply of all kinda ol \@\¢»
in the rough, which they are prepared to sell at
petition.
Estimates on contracts furnished as short neil*
build willsave money by assaulting us, as we an
osiiyeimuvo undersold by any one in ‘ trade.
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