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THE GUARDIAN OHARLOTTETCWN NOVEMBER 7 1898
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ilannololte
iight Gowns
K Stanley Bros.
A splendid as-
sortmentjust re-
ceived from the
manufa c tur e r,
well made and
generous in size.
Frilled collars
and Fronts, the
most of them
have yokes hack
and front.
The prices are:
50C,
756.
90C: i
_ $1.05:
$1.20.
Flannelette
W€l‘S .
35c, 50c, 59c,
y Bros
In apaii- of those boots will no
make ii mistake.
of Men‘s
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 Bond Vllu
5° For llan
“' ""°i’e0 Fine Boots
$l.5ll a pair.
Y0lll`
f them
, See them ll
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s....,... our Window
prices
2.35, our
clear 1.50
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STAIPERS’ CORNER.
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having _rented
Uoods
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TICE
the
lately occupied by WID
corner Richmond and Hills
Streets, wil’ keep constantly
afull supply of meats and
of all kinds and would re-
solicit e. share of pal5l°0UaZe-
delivered to any part of the
IN GITY AN i}0liNTllY.
Looal and Provincial Items 'ol
' “ Interest.
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Gieaned By ‘Guardian’ iieporl-
ers and Correspondents.
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News Budget of Happenings Round About
the District.
_ Mus. Doxsun l\lCLi~;AN, of Crapautl,
is visiting friends iii the city.
Mit, H. J CUNn.\Li. was a passenger
by the express Saturd iy evening.
A Nmiiirii of the harvest excursion-
ists to the northwest, :iriivcd home
Saturday cireniiilg.
hint. ALEX. Cs.3ii'i:r~:LI., Moncton, is
visiting his brothers, Messrs. R. J. and
J. M. Campbell, of this city,
Miss Mixxir. L. Gisiznzis left Saturday
morning for North Lexington, Mass.,
where she will spend the winter with
her sister, Mrs. W. P. Eaton. _
The annual meeting of the Victoria
Hockey Club will be held in the parlor
ofthe Y. M C. A. this evening, Nov
7th, at 7 0`clock. All members please
attend.
Miss HOLLAND. who has been visit-
ing at the residence of Mr. C. D.
Thompson, Botsford Street, returned to
her home in Bedeque. P. l-J. I., yester-
day.--Moncton Times.
H. J. MCNEILL, insurance agent, has
taken _a house in Brandon for his family,
who are now on their way there from
their former home at Summurside. P.E.
I.-Winnipeg Pres Press.
Mics. (Ri~;V.) J. M. MCLr.OD, of Brit-
ish Columbia, arrived in Charlottetown,
Saturday evening on a visit to her
friends. Mr. and l\Irs. McLeod left
here about nine years ago. _
Tut-1 St. John Sun publishes a
list of the persons whose applications
have been received at military head-
quarters three for medals for services
rendered during the Fenix/in raid. The
name of A. Gay, Kensington, is the
only one from P. E. island.
REV. G. P. Rsmioxn of New Glas-
gow, Nova Scotia, preached at both
servicesin the Baptist Church yester-
dav. Au exchange says that Mr.
Raymond has tendered his resignation
as pastor of the New Glasgow Baptist
church, of which he has been pastor
for four vears, to take effect January
lst, 1899.
Ni-:w Iisvisuriosrs.-Below will be
found a list of new patents recently
granted by Canadian and American
governments, the patents being secured
through Messrs. Marion & Marion,
Solicitors of Patents. New York Lite
Building, Montreal, and. reported by
them for the benefit of our readers :-
Cauada.: 61,444, Jas. \V. Brothour &
Geo. Watt, \Vinnipeg. Man, door fast-
ener; 61.448, L. E. Patenaude, _Napier-
ville, P.Q., boat propelling mechanism;
61.514, Robt Hetherington and Jas. G-
Hunter, Winnipeg, Man, improvements
in sash holders. United States: 610,-
300, Nap Fournier, St. Germain de
Grantham, P. Q , wheel barrow; 610,-
548, E. Alfred Manny, Beauharnois, P,
Q., canal locks; 611,447, W. J. Curry.
Nanaimo, B. C., ter; 611.735, Geo.
Hoon, Ste. Anne dl-iaSault. P. Q., Whif-
tio, tree connection; 612,964. Elzear
Dore, Laprairie, P. Q., ciiltivateur;
612,974, Anthyme Lucas. Edmouston,
N. B., rail spike lock, tie and gauge,
protector. ~
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The craving for Alcohol, Opium, Cocaine
Tobacco, Cigarettes can be cured at the Keeley
Institute tn Portland. Maine. bo can Neuros-
thenia, Nerve Exhaustion and that always
tired feeling. seldom at_ ease conditiou._ and
the system restored to its normal condition
\\/'rite for particulars.
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5;, Having just completed a
course of instruction in Ladies
Garment cutting, as taught in
; the Schoois of Boston and New
5 York,it places iis in a position to
, credit to ourselves and give e it
2. stylish appearence to the
; wearer. Oar prices are very
low. We can make to order
gcheapci- i .iii roucan buy ready
1 _made of same quality.
S. A. NlcDOl\lAL
Stylish Sacque Cutter.
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fl' out garments that will be ag?
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NENHIJBBY
  SKIPPEIJ
AilharlolletownMan
Missing.
SEARCH IN HALIFAX
Made by His Wife and I-Ier
Mother--They Missed Him
There but wiii renew on
-Another Woman_ in the
Story.
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HALIFAX HERALD. _
' Last evening awoman ot about 50f
rushed down the Plant “wharf and'
started in to search for a man. A
young woman of 25 accompanied her
and the pair boarded the vessel and en-
quired for 9. well known Charlottetown
man. The purser stated that no such
person was on board the ship. and the
females seemed much disappointed.
Together they walked up the street and
came back later accompanied by a con-
stable, who had come over from the
Island. The tWo remained on the
wharf until the boat pulled away, and
then the young woman brole down
completely and sobbed bitterly. ‘
She was a deserted Wife left alone
in the world after a year of wedded
life. by a faithless husband.
The girl was young,_evidently abr t1`
25 years of age and very pretty. Her
home had been a happp one until
ANOTHER YVOMAN APPEARED
to wreck the domestic fclicity of the
family.
eyes told her ,sad story of desertion and
how she is thrown on her oivn resources,
or must once again return to her fath-
er’s home. Being high spir ted she
will probably endeavor to get on in the
woild as best she can, but before doing
so she proposes. if. possible, to bring-to
justice the msn who left her for ari-
other. The mother is equally deter-
mined to see that her daughter gets her
rights and is accompanying' her with
that object in view.
The husband left Charlottetown early
this weekend was supposed to have
come down on the Halifax. This theory,
however. was shattered lastuight when
the party boarded the boat. No trace
of the man han been seen about here
and he had evidently left the P. 'E I,
capital by another route. A woman
with whom he had been intimate disap_
peered at the same time and the wife
was acquainted of the fact by relatives.
Her decision as to how she should act
was quickly formed and in company
with her mother she at once started in
puisuit of the fleeing husband. A con-
stable with a warrant charging the man
with desertion, made up the little par y
which arrived by train earlv in the
evening. and at ance proceeded to the
Plant wharf.
That the husband might have gone by
another route never occurred' to the
wife and mother. and they had little
money when they reached town. The
expectation of capturing the runaway
and returning wi h him in triumph to
guard. \Vhen they found that the man
they werelooding for had given them
812 1'1‘.
position keenly. A
0.1 Cloths at clearance prices.-Jas
The young woman, with tears in her
Charlottetown put the women off their
the slip they spoke of pu it hising tickets
and proceeding at once to Boston, but
their financial standing at the time
would not permit such a move, so they
decided to go home and then follow on 
The husband has no .. got a good start
and it is doubtful if he will be located
in a large city without great expense.
Nevertheless the attempt will be made
andthe women state that they will at
least have the runaway pair separated. 
The three Charlottetown people lett
this morning. The young wife is in a " ______ V -
delicate state of health and feels her- We are éenemp commissin
These celebrated Rubbers in
and Men’s. -
.the IIIAND. etc
Ghiidren’s. Misses’ Youths Boys, Women’
Creams,
Bonbon Dishes,
. Berry Bowls,
Water Bottles,
Sugar and Creams.
A fare mai f°f 1°"°fS °f the beailii' OUR GUARANTEE-Our make is more strongly put together
ml pocket being hnen stayed
We guarantee our coats &t better around the neck and lltlldoll-
We guarantee sleeves hang better (a very important point).
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. _ , C arg€Ve guarantee that if argglpttle change is mqtpiilid to make
' _ ga good fit for any ptdiwullil' ure, we wil make alteration
THE GBE" wus" “WSE Our $10.00 All-wool Blue Beaver Overooat, silk etihhli old
tween lining, is the best we have seen iorethe money
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culties. -
eye troubles? _
Graduate Optician
Queen . t.
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Your children MAY BE
struggling along in school
under the greatest diffi-
an
Ph
Certainly they are,
their eye sight is affected.
Have you any reason to
» suspect the existence of
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If so, bring them tc in
I will examine them f
G.l'. Hutcheso
Doillinliooos otwe have Sole tonlrd
Got Gloss .   ilf ilui ilwn Mite d
ns.   Really MENU
I am opening a collection of bcauti- _
ful `eces, as s arklinc as diamonds.  _
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OUR GREETINGS
NARLDTTETUWN ANU P E I
We desire to express t i von the appreciation of the worm ea
rded us in the two years of our business existence unono you B-
velopementof our establishment has kept moe with the march of progld
in the dentalpo feseion, and we have much pleasure in hvitingoyoe
and inspect the most EXTENSIVE, ELABORATE and HP
plant east of Boetone for the carrying on of all Dental operothno
development has been very large y ue to the npptomvion thot our
tomers and friends have shown of the energy and ontfprhello have el°
ways endeavored to nut into our edbrte to provide thin with the lnhll
chants, direct importers of
  _ ` IAIIIODS, B8.fl8.Il8.S, BDC., J d
` ' fb tte , Eggs, eese an
Bantleifs .Lininiantllie modem Pain Cure Zflceégrilispiodrcmr Goodsof hnkindg
lil “I-‘"9 |035- A A . bought and sold on. a moderate
Bio lot of short lengths- of Briissells ”1i“i°“ C°“'°°P°°d°°°°
and Tapestry carpets. Also balance of
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WO0DIIiL 6 C0,-
A Pound Tin of
Cream Tartu* BAK
- ING POWDER for
GRANBY RUBBERS  
We 0pene1l Yesterday N315
31 Gases DEAR,,¢f
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fltlsowrr
In GhiI1lren’s and Misses’ we have the G 
Spring lleel and Croquet.
In Ladies’ the PEARL the STELLA the
A Savin offrom20c to
MID UNE PWIII
The good cock ii
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Illen’s, Boy’s. Youths all kinds AT;l-eil-0:23 gdlzng
Baking Powder is
l Economical, at the
bein much more
to use It is
form and always
gp THE 'MUDEL STDRE ,Hmm Mm!
R. H. RANSAY & U0
GRAFTON STREET, CHARLOTIETOWN
A.l Una.-loo»d.‘I»
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While clothing importers are taxing their brains telling you ¢
gexcellencies of makes that have little or no merit, we justly claim till!
make of Ready to-wear Clothing is superior to any of thin, being mn*
workmen having experience at custom work
Having over 28 years experience in Custom Tailoring, 10
know quality of material and workmanship better than any
clothier in the province
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and most appi-ovedo iiimions and .trrmsircls known tobental Science.
We certainly wish you to call and iulpect our pl'lhilU,lnd oi” lilll
facilities for rapid and perfect service wo have provided
All work done at our odice is under the personal supervision of three
srncum 'rs in nr.N-risrnv
The only Dental establishment oat of Boston when oooh branch of
n is in charge of a specialist, thereby gnu-musing all work
mtheverylatestand beet manner
LINUENTAL PANl.UliS
Over Store of Provvool Iron.
Evenui 7 to 8.
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