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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBER E9 1898.
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Christmas
Su pplies 
Raisins,
Currants,
Datesi
Prunes,
Almonds,
Walnuts,
Peanuts.
Confectionery
etc., etc.
Dec 20.
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Diiect Re resentative of followin
lt. J. Woon, grocer, is connected
i.0cAL BRIEFS 
' MR- W- K- ROGER* S“mm°"id°» 55 nual Xmas entertainment and tree under
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and Province. °
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rismlnls Enmltri-
[See also on na¢e 7.
THE schooner Jubilee, captain But
, _ ol the concert this evening. 30 d
at the Davies. f
lim Latest llarrs ut tha tllly..»..'i.’iii.I§."2.1’.i'...‘l.F;'?"°" “‘ “"°“‘ “
Miss CLAY. Summerside, registered “A Merry Xmas and a Happy New
at the Queen Hotel yesterday. evening. Year” told that the ioyous season had
Lyons & Co.
liatlirtl Ili trnrlli lliparltrs all tar- Nm_ compacmd clam, Prim, ,1,,,,,, md., Wm, ,|,, ,,,,,,, 3,0,
“is a little calendar received at this of-
fice from Messrs Dodd & Rogers.
or sys.
Cniiirrius Coiioaiir.-The scholars How- BENJAMIN ROGERS and bride
of_ the First_Methodist Sunday school Whose marriage appears' in another
will give their annual conceit to-night
_ . , _ ' column. are in the city. They are rec-
$g_:x_;s;’;e1?§i's ygggldigenfulgg' UF?) istered at the Queen. THE GUARDIIN
U me ‘;tand“_d_ #extends congratulations.
P ’ 5 t .
mills and manufacturers: Kent milling CHRISTMAS CON F - E MR’ JOHN B' HARTY of bonus' re
Co’s. Brands of Flour, are Kent
Thames, Sweet Home, Budget
Blenheim Mills, Howard, Peerless
Maple Leaf, Strat-hray Mills
dren only l0c
C nr. Come to the _ , _ '
pmt Methodist church basement m_ presentative of the leading millers and
’ nighund be entertained by ,he S_S_ manufacturers of the western provinc-
’ sch ilars, who will give a concsrt worth esywenl- U? SUIDUJ6l'Sl(l8 ycstelday Ou 8
, 35,_ for the small Bum of 15c_ Chip business trip. I-Ie will return tomirrow.
White Eagle. Strathray, Port Dover ~ i P THB §4iuiS*‘“ P’°P$`lY E011) Grail
Roller Mills, Golden Age, Robert MAJOR \\`1~1i-:Ks has been selected by ‘eotge “°°“”°“t_° ' ' “ws°“s
Noble Millings, My American Mills,
are Nothern milling Co. and the-
Eckbart and Swan milling C0. My
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the Major-Generil Commanding to at-
tend a course of instruction in the duties
of the general staff at the Royal Milt-
rarv College, Kincston commencing
,hardware Store, was purchased at auc-
tion yesterday by Mr. P. Newsome, of
the iirm ot Saunders & Newsome. The
r building will be remodeled and reiitted
prices are the millers, quotations, all 0n“Fem_ua1;` lst 1839 a;)d'C0nc1udm'é, and Mr. Newsome expects to make it his
goods are sold direct at first cost to
the Merchants ;also representing direct
Messrs Campbell Bros Manufacturers
of Edge Tools, Messrs Libby McNeill
and Libby, Caned meats, all goods
are warranted, and Merchants want-
ing at first cost will save a margin
by wiring me their orders, for Flour
or Feeds, car lots other goods, as
you want them, only the regular
trade solicted.
IUHN B. Hlllll,
Millers, and Manufactures, Direct
Representative.
P. E. I., N. S., N. B., C. B., and
Newfoundland.
Address All Mail Sturis P. E. Island.
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“Just asGood”§
0ur Jelly Boll is not “just
as good"assome one el=e’s, it’s *
a little better than the ordinary,
then the reserv it"cur mek
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not imported. The price
16:15'
is u(pt too much-quality consid-
ere .
Wc’ll make a pound to order for
you with any kind of preserve
you want,
Felephone 1%.
D. STEWAR
ECLIPSE BKERY °'
Bakes Best Bread.
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 We are compelled to
 run day and night to
 keep up with our _
2: orders.
Does this show j'
whether we are pleas- _,
ing our customers or -_
='not? 1
D. TAYLCR I
PRINTER
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May 31st.
THE sad intelligence was received by
Mr. and Mrs. John Bruce. of Heather-
dale, that their son, Mr. Alex. Bruce.
to-day from the unfortunate man`s
brother John. at present there.
Mr. Alex. Bruce left the Island
about ten or fifteen years ago and has
been inthe \Vest ever since. He was
about 50 years of age and unmarried.
No further pirticulars have been re-
,caivei Tue deceascrfwas a first cou-
fsin of Mr. D. A. Bruce, of this city.-
Patriot.
THE Directors of the Falconwood ln-
psane Asylum held their annual meeting
‘yesterday afternoon. They drove out
to that institution and viewed the prem-
ises. making ittheir special duty to en-
.quire into the state ot' the nuniter cf
l patients and the general conditions
‘about the place. The tire apparatus
and the means of safety from accidents
of this kind received their strictest a'-
tention. and an investigation was made
regarding the night watchman and his
duties. A “tell-tale” for timing the
movements of the watchman during the
night hours is about to be ordered by
the Directors, and other necessary and
the safety and comfort of the institution
ane its inmates. The finances in con-
nection with the asylum are small but
rtliey found the place is being kept up
very creditably to all concerned.
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sour
' We have the reputation of
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Graduat. College ofCivi1 Engineer-in Coi-
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Otlice at`(.‘harlottetown and St. John.
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All the above are new Jackets
A (`nrv~r-rf ~»-F,-rt mlrlv-pee to Fharlolfrinwn.
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was fatally shot in Idaho, \Vest~rnl
States, yesterday. . The telegram camei -
residence about the first of March.
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If you’re troubled with
cold feet at night-, the
best thing you can do is
to invest in one of our
new stock of Water
Bottles,
` They are just fresh
from the hands ofthe
makers and are first-
r class goods. No house-
hold .should be '
without one, as in sick-
ness, they are worth
their weight in gold.
Sires in stock 'are 2, 3
and 4 quart. The prices
range from 85c to 2.00,
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r upon the size and grade.
See our show windows.
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Precautionary stepS are being taken for, ' 'L A .ff \ .
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E “ “ 5.00 Holiday Sale price 2.50 §
“ “ 5.50 Holiday Sale price 2.75 E
“ “ 6.00
__ “ “ 6.50 Holiday Sale price 3.25 E
“ . “ 5.80 Holiday Sale price 2.90 -=
3- “ “ 6.40 E
=- “ “ 6.60 Holiday Sale price 3.30 é
“ “ 6.75 Holiday Sale price 3.38 "‘-=
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“ “ 8.50 i Holiday Sale price 4.25 E
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Successors to Beer Bros. is
Wholesale and Retail.
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Holida. Sale price
by Xmas Eva. a large and enthusiastic
X schoolroom was beautifully decorated
STEUIER ELI-I0'TT 3\'1'lV9d Y*f5l°1'd\Y “Welcome” shone in gold letters. The
‘m0l'DlUi£ "Om FMU" with coal for C' centre of attraction, especially to the
Rav. W. I-I. Siiriru, Ferrous, N. S.. r
the new Presbyterian pastor for Sum- ,
_ ' merside, arrived in the city last even- aldena Macdonald presided at the or- -
1"' “m'f’d “ G°°'g°t°'"’ 7°°t°'d“Y ing on his way to the western capital. gan. The programme was divided intor
, ‘Wm H°hf“° _ ‘ three parts,'I`eniperance Work,Play and
THE Quarterly Umoial Bond of the _ AT 91° P°l‘°° Colm y°5“"`d“Y m°1°“' Senior Help, and the genuine applause
_ ' _ _ ing were three drunks. John McLeod and ef the and- t-fied h d- _
F M hod b_ 11 _ ience tesi to t e ere it
tliiisttrangiictiddtoiglliiiginesswdt $565163; John MGRN' `-were each hned $2 or 10 able mmner in 'hich each p"i°rm°d
days and Patri k C llen was li d $5 - - - - .
1’ U °° their part without any hesitation. The
see our noble and beloved Union Jack
sidegby side with the pure white Tem-
aim to raise the banner ot Temperance
until the evil of intemperance is driven
from our beloved Canada. You are all
wetcome.” In response the audience
rose and sang most heartily, “God Save
the Queen.” In such a long programm -
audience thronged the schoolroom at
.Point Prim, the, occasion being the an-
the auspices ef Laurel Temp`e. The
with festoons of evergreen. On both
sides of the platform the magic words
come while directly above the platform
children, was the tree, which seemed
things provided by Mr. Santa Claus.
In the background the Union Jack was
draped side by~aide with the Laurel
Temple banner. Mr. John N. Gillis
address of welcome by Dan Nicholson
breathed a noble temperance
spirit. referring especially to
their motto. “Truth. Love and
Purity,” and then turning to the two
Bags, said in ringing tones. “Here you
perance Banner. Itshall ever be our
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iz- is hard to paiticularize; but
quartette I readings y A
the o b
Rosie Nicholson. Maggie Maclean,
Dollie Gillis and l?'a'inie Macdonald are
worthy of special mention, while the
recitations by Annie Mat-lean, Mary
Nicholson, Lina hlaclean, Angus Mac
The little ones in their Alphabet P.edge
Exercise held the attention of the audi-
cored. In the' second part
with music and tableaux, provoke
much laughter, especially was the dia-
logue ~‘Tlie 'Young Critic” by Rcderick
and Willie McDonald,loudly applauded.
The tableaux “The Happy Family”
closed the tempsrance p‘ay.Senior Help
al music ,violin and organ,by Mr. John
Buchannan, was enjoyed so mul-h. tha
they they were obliged to rrspand to
three calls. while ali ~ p mtomime ~~Love
in Ambush" created p.-.als of laughter.
Mr. San‘a Claus vow made his app ar-
iince and was warmly greeted. With
his assigtants he quit-k‘y presented the
beautiful gifts, and his quaint remarks
caused much merr nvnt, alter which a
vote of thanks was tendered Mr. Santa
Claus. “Praise God from whom all
bleseings ilow,” brought a very pleas-
ant evening among thejuveniles to a
close.-Com. ~
Mn. Tiaxomas Mnaonisu brought over
from P.E. Island last week ii. very large
quantity of very fine poultry-including
turkeys. geese and ducks, which were a
sight worth seeing as they hung in his
shop. Hard would be the party tot
please who could not select a good bird
for his Christmas dinner. He also had
some very line beef. Having sold the
greater part ol his stcck he is get ing
two more tons from the Island this.
week.-Picton Standard
As Rsooiioan in the obituary column.
the death of Mr. Thomas McCabe oc-
curred yesrerday morning. Mr. McCabe
was in the employ of the Gas Company.
Having begun work in that concern
when it first started. forty-four years
aho, he has always devoted his her-t in-
terests to the work and served diligent-
ly. He was a much rcspecti d citizen
and will be greatly missed by many,
nd especially by his employ ers and-
co-workers. To the bereaved wite and
children the GUARDIAN extends its sym-
lthy. The funeral takes place to-
orrow, Friday, morning.
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Goiieeiind Fruit
ioi' New Years.
Our 40 cent coifee is a mixture
of Mocha and Java Fnnsn
ROASTED AND FRESH GROUND.
It has a. beautiful aroma and
flavor. _
IN FRUIT WE HAVE
Malaga. ‘ Green Grapes, crisp
and juicy,
Rosy Red, Northern Spy
Apples and Sweet Jamaica
Oranges. ,
donald and Clarence Gillis showed that A A * W
they were at home on the p‘atform.
ence to the last. John M. Gillis and _
Clara MacLean delighted all by   |t,S "0w5U|\,$"°“’s sand 
.their solos, and were loudly en- @
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was appreciated not only by the child- @ WPG-
rcii but by all present. The instrument- We will continue to sell only
@ --furniture that you can d end on, and if through any
BUCMUBU- Of Pillelfik mid MF- J- A- oversight of our part, anythin goes out which is not right
t ` up-to-the mark, WE WI L -CHEERFULLY EX
CHANGE IT.
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Holiday Gifts for Men
Sh' 1; C ll ~ r ' Silk Mufliers,
Silk Handkei chiefs,
loves, ose, Linen Handkerchiefs
.Underclothing
ir s, o als,
Ties, Braces,
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Umbrellas.
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HoNEs'rLY--If iyou"re look-
ing for honest idry goods,
honestly priced you need’nt
look farther than? to Moore
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For which you require good, heavy winter) Clothing and the place to gr
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Meri’s Outfitters.
Burn it in a lamp alongside of any oil you can ob
Be uiiprejudicedin your Judgment and you will s
buv only "Arc Light." ' _ '
The Imperial O11 C0 » 1'-1
"A|=_ic |.ic|-rr_ oil.
 
Flannels,
I Umlerclothing,
Blankets,  
We show a good gauge at lowest prices
BEER & G0FF.T' 'I' 
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LIABLE FURNITURE