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THE GUARDIAN, CIIARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD 1-l1.A.\`1), DECEMBER 1 .1900 _ _ ~ -h
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eww STOCK UST Lars: News of me uw___fs:_~_;‘:.»'_‘;'f.:.;::.-‘xcW Obituary- \\\./\ \\ \ ~. -.. Cxoiing pl`l(`@»`
-can Sugar
 Steel and \\`lre
mm 'Transit
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N mud ` i no
she* _
“Inge Coal andllror.
mn; Pao Pr'fd _`
UjhdSl-S3459 Ruhh 285
f 7 S A Insurance Compagy, N¢em,|y 0,-g,,|,5z¢d,, , h0me-made candy, home~made lnalalade,
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mn  Mr Daniel McGrego:-.of Montairucgl
shipped yesterday by the Electra 750 car- IT, is f¢*U'e°l that °WlDK W U59 CON 8039
  H , gasses gf mutwn for Winnipeg Last the Eiward Grover now being leaded at _
_ 1 yea, 1~_.j,_ Mcgregor mage a similarshrp- East River by Mr. G. H. Toomba will not i
 M _ mea; with mmwble Naam,-_ _ __,be_ahl__e_ to get from_her._present mooring.
FB`Bm`|r , rags-enooner Malibu was mowed um: h‘r°\w»k her-the mid in thfewin-`~_
_ as St Peters Island yesterday artetuool  ` "8°°e°'B`¥¥llY¥lll. Willno doubt.
when heavy leewas encountered and she] _ N10” 90”?  “|073”  i¥U_°U_\°
 was compelled to return to port. it is »P1`°l>i'J' *!'\~l°lB~S» ¥°_l*&h\'B_!Dl' XID!! 
` expected that the Mime will ww her wt  . ~Am.~.snos-is called no me ad.ln`ai=éum
he most ellective skin uri ma
hliifyms wer es wen all pagina
modest for toilet, bath, and nursery. I;
mkes at the cause ot had complexions,
ML $008!-\ l1%"dS, falling hair, and baby
blemishes. vzz.. the clogged. irritated,
iudamed. overtvorlxed, or sluggish P0153,
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a nl, .ral inheritance.
._ shortest way rn
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The enormous Pale we ar
in viug fur lb -I art cle ar rl
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lhe l!ut'1_V 'B-ilm0nld.ln wa
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clvm fur if.
f Plic-1 25 cenhs.
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Cake of high Qual- ‘
ity. Everything that we
put into is is the best obtain
' able. No oll ingredients bu
everything good, new and
fresh. Tha mixing and bak- ‘
ing afe scientific illy done,a.r.d 
hands not of Amateurs but of
Dev. ll.
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EXPERTS. ‘
` ~ dents Everywhere.
for Picton.
_ which was held yesterday.
Mr. Benj. Heartz, of Charlottetown, is
oneof the Directors of the Crown Life
Sir Charles Tupper is President '
3 today or tomorrow.
Yrsrnnnar afternoon while a team was
1 turninsr the corner of Great George and
_(Richmond streets the sleigh was over-
rat-her irregularly mixed up. Fortunately
‘the horse was prevented from running
l siflerahiy shaken up.
l South Africa will deliver nlecture on the
‘_ British-Boer War in the church at Union
l lloud Lot 33 on Saturdayeveuinu Dec 15th
i heginningait 7.311 |\. rn. Some patriotic
9 st-l_ef‘|it»ns will also he given. Proceeds
l towunls Monument Fund. Admission 15
l ami lt) cents. Dior; opm at 7. By ur-lor
Of C0 U.
Tm: following: \\ ill show that the recent
'cold smtp, the worst- eztpericnced for =\
number or' 5 e.-irs at this season, is practi-
ally over and the thermouleter is on the
usccnt.
Coldcst Monday night 1.6 below zero.
Coldest yesterday 1.0 below zero. `
Highestten\peruture yesterday 7.11 above
zero.
Temperature at ll o'clock last night 5.3
above zero.
H rr wave cominsrl “fill strike Clmr
iiittetown on the 13th. Ou that night in
the Y. M. C. A. H ul the ladies of Lady
Robert Lodge are going to olfer the
it.izen~4 ot' Crurlottetown an up-t»o~.la.te
nlertuduinent and pie social. The boys
in lin-aki will be there. Private \\'ulker
will tell you how our brave boys assisted
iunvenging Mujuha Hill. This part ol
the p:~.>_;r.|..l to all Ciuulieins is worth
CC
____ V To-morrow, Xmas presents may he
By Reporters and Correspon- 3 *° “’ P- 1"- _
THE S. S. Aberdeen sails t, his morning ALI. stock ralsers are reminded of Mr.
_ THERE wasla very good attendance a`_
the funeral of Mrs. Daniel Macdonald. THE Sie3‘\1\0\'Pl‘i!10¢SS Slliléd y@H¥€l”‘l8Y
`turned, the occupant, robes, etc., was
away. The driver was uninjuredlbut con- `
Sergeant.Mellish.recently returned fron,
bought at Mother Goose's Market froull
Buy dolls for the little ones, from the
old woman who lived in a shoe, at the _
Market Hall to-morrow.
S. \Vheatley’s sale of choice bred stock
which takes place tomorrow.
morning for Picton at seven o clock, She
will return this morning with the mails.
Faso! articles. sofa pillows, dolls, toys. 4
pastry, 'etc., etc. at Mother Goosc’»
market to-morrow 13th. ' -
column of the Rev. E. Walker, Rollo ,
`Bay, callingitenders for 100 acres of Hard- '
wood Timber land dt' Selkirk Station, Lot
lil. -
Pmvxm Walker willgive a shortvad-_
dress at the ladies"concert in Y. M; C. “Al 1'
him tell how our boys treated Cronje the
Lion of Africa. _
ON Tuesflay afternoon two of Mr. D .l_ ‘
McLea.n’s chil<lren,Monttl,f.rue Bridge-,wh il-
Playing with nmtches ignited the cn1~ta1in~
of one of the windows. Fort.nn.=itely th-
tire was easily extiinguishetl withoul
much dum ge.
_ |
THB GUARDIAN has received from Mr.
G. H. Taylors neat c'1len<lar, the frontis-
plece of which is The "Old Homestead"
fl`0l1\ *i Déiitlting by Henry 1'. Smith. The
oalctumr is one which would be stlitnlilci
under :ill conrli-tions`.
THE funeral of the late Mr. .lohn King »
was l‘-.uid _vesterdny morning.: leaving the;
house on Euston Street at 8.45. The pall- l
bearers were John Nicholson,"R. B. Nor-l
ton. Mililfiec Doyle. Henry Fitzgerald, A. 
B. McDonald and '1`. \Vnile. _
l
The many friends of Mr. W. M. G.Brucef
will he pleased to note his recovery frrm
:1 brief but severe illness. Mr. Bruce,who 1
attending the P. E. I. `Cri|§m:ereisl!{
College since the hegmninsr of the fall-
ellicient student.
A serious accident occurred Monday ati
Montasrue. Mr. John Schnap slipped*
Hall on 'l‘iiurs1la~.y night. Come und lica-Cul
affection
But gone unto that school
Where he no longer reeds protection
And Christ lxilnselftloth rule.”
Few of the many recent deaths of resi
dents of Souris ca.use<l'so much regret or
were regarded with such a feeling of loss
ns that of Frank J. Seaman. who died at
Worcester Mass on the 22nd of November
and who was laid to rest in the cemetery
at Souris West on the 29th. Apartfroui its
unexpectedness and more than ordinary
-adness, the early demise of one to whom
the paths of success promised much `iap~
pealed to the' sympathy of all, The
friends and schoolmates of his earlier days
looking hack over the twenty-live years
of his llfc, recalled not an unkind word he
could regret haviifg uttered, nor an un-
gentle -action he could regret having done,
for Frank was always kind, honest and
truthful. Many who had been the re-
cipients ot hisklnd.uess,whileaneIDDl0y¢.¢
ofthe Island_Rallway»*g_1_r_v'_e ‘testimony of
the re'ga;d in which they l’\el_d’him' by the
regret with which.  heard the .news
'und his industry and uprigiituess were
held 'ln such favour by his Kmerican em-
ployers that 'even in death he was not for
gotton by them. His le__tters_ _h_0me, the
manly expression of the affection of a.
dutiful son, remain as tender -legacies of
one whose unselllah aims were always
directed toward the comfort of his par-
ents. ' S
 No words of consolation, though
offered with earnest zeal by all,can solace
:he atllicted family in the first burst of
grief. but in calmer moments comes the
fomforling thought, to them; V
'°'1‘h - pn ns of death are pn.s'»,
L-lhor and sf rroyv cease _.
And lit'e’_< long_w irfare clo~'e<l at lust,
His soul is found in pence."
'_ ‘ Obiluafy.
The death of Mi S. Benjamin J. \Vood
which 00011! red nt l'-|~~~ home Alexandra,
_rn Sunday Ovénlllg Nov, 25th, is an un-
expet-ted sud l»erca\’ernent. The deceased
was 30 years of age, and had been married
only at little over :r year. She is suddenly
called away from mortal scenes, to leave
a. sorrowinghnslmnd :md one dearlittle
infant child, a little over u. week old, who
is too youn;,_; to realize that she has lost
her resid-“nee at Alexandra she had won
the high esteem ofthe entire community.
is frgm Ref] Pgint hgg bggn in thg ¢i(,)-`*i`1?;l‘qlli¢.’$ hilt Gihsibiiélfit Cli!`lSlil8Dlf.y find
kihd and ;z'entle,/ and helpful spirit, have
oft a favorable impression which will not
term, and of which he is an energetic and I  ‘N3 |l°*`3'°N-0"- The -“0l'l’0WlUK
lilshand., futher, brothers, si-tem and
_ _ I
`riemiu havethe sympathy or the entire
community in their izrear. r\fl°licl.ion. The
funeral took place on the L'.th and w.
_ s
and fell on the street, breaking his leg, _ __ _
_ g in my time-1 over the small aulmissioia f_ce Mn Schnap is one of the crew of the schl._ _ Largely aigellded f‘};n'W'i'h5r1""_;"""'f'i__ thi
3°*°°C'°.°°C°°.\°C*°°°°.°°¢0\°°°.'°°» laskcd which is only len cents. D.Ju`tm1ss‘ s - -., _ . f ' “grew e Wea* er' e “em
it. _
t"°"" Zeslmaj lie is ll” -V;;"’t°M“ge" services were conducted by Rev. J." C
and has een In l’ eemp oyo ap ’ ‘ Mon Spurr, assisted by Rev_R. Opie.
1-.J e- - --- »  - 1 -~ -~_~- A Tgiiifigro .-lesp;itc`i of D ac. Ilth says: the genial master of the Nova 1 emhla,,
`.___\ ii-tr1._-f of Zi pr 1miu_-nf. br-ee lcrs and f-91:25 years. The leg is broker' al. the hill.
'fi,1.n,,,,.__~_ fr,-,m the Lim-itiwe pwviqoes _und is exceedimzly painful. It was set _ ASUDDEY c_hill often menus sudden
, ._ _ l - - _ - _ illness. 1’a:n-Ixllleris all that is needed
Dus"c`i through tm.. elf! ‘yeslerdny on under tha wdful dlrebuou of Drs' a to ward iz- off. Uneqlmlled for cramps and
their \\ ‘iv to the Mzdwn ter Live Stock R0b¢l‘l1S0l1 Mid MUIUl`fY"*`-~ - diarrhoea Avoid substitutes, there is hut
An  _ l-ai,-;ir.lilielpl-._ Anlon_,5, 'the party were TREF, Wm Sherri be issued (rollin THE one’Paiu~l(iller. Perry Davis. E-Je. and50c.
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Secretary Sinallwood. L`harlothet0wn ‘ . _
Examiner Job Press a volume, entitled?
_-_l_1___~.._-_
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‘° ‘ @ ‘5 E.\'iiil,-itil-n .-‘\s~octatlon, and Lharlcs H.-ill,  _ k t 1 ,» (113 - L- , f _ _ T,-_V one can of (Mk Brand Uomqeused
  ' . °'\\ _ zz -c comin wee' to getf . Wm  e C.]e'S` °.cnp ue n mm-5_1; Milk and youwill decide whether it is
lmm *` ' 2 " intercstrinff incidents in the field It l _
l‘l'~"*‘ ffl" "ur nw" “wwf” fair”” Said Mr* ‘ written -by?Mr. H. V. McKinnon, one of   than a cow’ As* your
Hall, "und totake some live stock hack
P E Island’s quota and the sketchesarei
with us." The party will be in Guelph all ' ' ' - _ 1 ' .- ._
the Week-  : merit the style and the getup of the bool: Q
very well put together. Apart from its
THF GLARnta\ regrets tohear of the will make it most valuable as a season ' 
deathlof Mr. Iirancis Docherty, which V abl`e present for _Christmas _and l\`_ew` _ E E 
look place at his home in Port Hill on Fri-1 Years. There will be a special edition, r  t _
daylast, The deceased was in his 75th yeari-ofoue thousand copies struck off _onp ,J p y _
and although he had _not been as well as ; superior coated paper; the price of which
usual for some time the end came sudden- will beiilc per copy. _ The _price of the _  l
ly and unexpectedly. He leaves a wife, ordinary edition which will nnedmtely _
,  8nd SCC Olll' six sons and five daughters' to mourn the _ follow the :first thousand will be 2:11: per is what we are 1_ _oking
- "~ sam les loss of an affectionate husband and _ copy.
‘J ° father- The f“”°r”'1 pmcesslon to the ' Arzood audience greeted the performers T th'  'W "V, 1
‘ I ' ' 0 » ls en 0 are l _
"' Telephone 98' Episcopal Cemetery Sutgay £;b:n::)?§3 nt St. Paufs schoolroom last evening. ing libeml di,-¢6`unw ougan
“as 'ery large' The Sexwice Judge Fitzgerald presided acceptably. - 1;
Do  ductedihy the Rev.HenryH:irper.‘lhel”-ll' rheo hi" uumbu. of me mgrmn Wag Holiday Gwds' ‘
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Ph
or after Christmas
. Pe 2 p _
E05?" B°k°'Y' bearers were D* C' Riimsayl Geo’ Bionkley' a well executed piano duett by M: s. ._ »
Bikes Bm Breed. -gimme Birch, Ar.-li _l _r1¢,n:e0-.nn-y, HMM Palmen and Mm FM_mam_ _The _ Ebony Hair Brushes.
`D°~“lel MaV“ard` Henry Newcomba sevenil drills by the Boy’s Brigade in Perfumes of all kin is. ‘
' ‘ _ _ much credit. upon their instructor Capt.
' | t _ ’ ' ~
. hy Mr. Barlow. The chairman in closing
\ on behalf of the l3oy’s liiigatle thanked ‘
\\¢ l y the audience, \\ ho had shown their
° 3, on h' the numerous cutiies,
, ' _ h __ . _ . t
i 5 - - .B l - . The l - l h ° - , _
" S d  l Zliiiliflr solloghuliv Missdts nlllxrlitilitdh,   Brushes’
_ C gt , Fitzgerald and Re\'.Leo Willianls , ,
5 3 aid ‘lihyk and girls chorue. The other Mdltary Sens’ &c»&C
 instrumental numbers were _a _duet_by A ,e”______‘]m 'G show Wm an
khaki were well executed and rellecucd
Sydney Guy. Readings prdhetic and
urnorous were given by Mrs Jamieson
hree young lnclles and .1 n histllng solo
#HR
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Four Manicure Sctts
at cost )
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7,
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of tl e lines mentioned abtv .
S " 5`  In
ppreciati 5 ' 'f  » _ _ - '* UU
'ma' l l th v rious preionnf-rs' who had ' _ ~-'» 
_ am_ a so e n _ _ __ ,_  _ _ _  _ _
l I '-' ' ‘ i l “Q _____.____ _ __'E_'_-.Tc_ ___ _ _ _1_'
25 _ p . G.   i\'Ll>4rkCi\'ils,plzl]|.i:xi`:~cl'gillt,_;iii;i»(ltite';;A 
` ` ' '  Choice fo 
 Breakfast-**"*  _  G _  
.Ml all?.§35Y°.ifZi2i°.i'§"$é’.§.;i;1’i?d".§fZYQ _    0 _   SI
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We have I ut this lot on the front centre tab P
(3-.lure early and get first choice at '
` They include
» Doylies. Centre Pi6¢°iS°
-gc -
Laundry Bags’ l tickets will be issued for stu
» -f-“S J” _  ._ _ ' _ _ _ =issued.'_»§_All-i_.Y°B°§_"“¢3`-`
ml' many 001°’   1- 1.! si 1 , _ ’ ~ my _ mf_j¢_r¢n_e<r. in i the
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carving cloths tickctsbe plncel as- follows; Limited
1-Ee clad-‘S incluclinfr all privileges, includinggy-mua
. Dm 4 Cushion Covers. ’ immune baths s3.Fur1ri¢ker_anprivliég¢
wn Linens’  ‘ 1 - -'B ‘ B 1 uno1"$1.50-S. ¢iu_l
assisted the loys in their eu~_».~.t.i|.l ment.
At fi mectmgof the lhecxitivebouixriltte
appointed for the year. The fol.uv. l g, .irc
the fommitlees with the chairn.u;.:
Finance-G. F. Hutcheson.
1)e»\'oLioi\al~-J. T. .\$cKenzlf-.
Reading Rocxri.~'}_'llo.~'. .\1n_y.
Reception--\V. C. Turner.
Physical Corn. Cyrus Mel*-Iillan.
Membersliip--A. C. Ducheluin.
Library Com.-Geo. lfremner.
Property Com.-A. C. Duchemin.
It was agreed that the price of the
$0 oy s ranc 1 age o _pe
_ icutafjslid
__ giedies' reading mom ._ne1_;el;.
arereijuested to meet in the Y. M-
C.A.
__ _ $215.. ~_»
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 h-:srlly to our customers.
Ma lt Breakfast
Food V ' _
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rum. ea Tummy avenins It 8
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mmunmnmwimw
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  Caniiy 5|;-:,;‘;|(€;;}:a:k95 ;2|1);0_,§;\:,.O:<,; ‘He is not dead, the child of' our /_ g
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Stop _  
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You ca.r.’; ali`.»rd to buy ai. _winter
° _ Coat, without seeing this lot of
- ours. _
We’_ve cut. the price of every one. '
_New,_handso-me, stylish. well _made ,-'S
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__ ne-third T f'
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A few of list yea1’.-s Coats left#
to be sold at 1 ' - f _
 - Half   
Price. ' 
one ll od _
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the very best ol’ earthly friends. Duriugl
3 :OIIII elelbleooellllnl llllll:
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lllhlte Enamelled ' '
neue: nieces-»»i.»e: of naaoeizlanieuea eoeoe
Iron Beds,___....  
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_We have ret np, on our first- floor. A nrmher of iron bl!
in white enamel finish, some with hr", ||“‘§n¢, ug-km* V
some with brass knobs ov-ly. They are all pretty designs
_and are fitted will- springs and lnnttresmn, no elm; 
‘can tell exactly vsliat they are like ret up. Wk hun, digg;
in flilimm. wi.4ll_\~ from _‘will 4fr-4;...-.ni n,..‘p.;.,., .E
from $5 65 to $10.50-\\`e will gladly show img..
vs hetlzer you want tu buy or nnt.
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We leve just rcceiveclassmple lot it Cutters and :highs in latest devil!!-< Mill Milf!
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aulixliefiin _A nice line of Robes in Grev and Black-light Harness lc. Call and inspect 
_ above or writ: ff r quotations. P1 ires lbw H14 RIMS ¢“f‘}'- .=
' A. |-\c:>|=aNE ae c:c:|\AF'/ANY
Kent Street.
s  ' "°”`
wane wool blankets $2.15. $5.50. 84.00.9438
Heavy Grey Blankets $1.65, $2.75.
White Cotton Blankets.
Grey Cotton Blankets.
_  Button Comforters..
'D ii  fbawi I n Comforters.
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