THE GUARDIAN, CHARLO1`1‘ETOWN 9 SEPTEMBER 1893
Fit,
R- K. JDST.
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-_  E' lloool and Proilooiol Items ol
lha 
Ht
First insialmenl:
new Fall and
Winter Jackets
now open.
Bireci from 'line
manufaoi u re r s
in eriin, Ger-
many,
Perfection
le,
in
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aTlNLEY BROS
Want """”’"’*
Shoes    
For the boys  girls'
00', and you want the
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-_best to be had .for the"
‘iU0Bey,. That's  w .
Simtogive you._We.;‘_lia.ve
Girls oil Pebiileb Boots 
lliiled soles  °
Girls oil Pebbléff
heel Boots $135 g “lf 3
Boys Sarong Boots from 3
Sl-00 I lr i -
We will make itnwortphs
your while to buy your
School boots from us.°
iliiiiiil
oi owl loo oollloi. .ie    
re c..edt r the Huildmg fund of the
5 new 1”. E. Island llospital as the tirst
~ § ____ ` instalment on subscriptiotisz -
` I1 la l
lotorost.
Gleaned By ‘Guardian ilcport-
ers and Correspondents.
News Budget of Happenings Round About
the District.
Mics G._=.u.x.\' leaves this morning for
. New York.
l
Mus. Cnc. l\lCLl~;on returns to-day
to St. John, nftera viit ‘.0 friends in
Charlottetown.
 j Miss- Hom-:1tTs, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Carvell at the Chestnuts,
an  s leaves this morning for St. John.
PRGP. LEA who has been in Char-
. lotietown for several weeks, engaged on
` the sewer survey. left yesterday morn-
ing to resume his duties at McGill.
TH1-; l~1ing`s County prosecutor is not
resting on his ours waiting for Prohi-
bition. He placed one of the worst
offenders of Montague behind the bars
u.. »
on \\'ed11esday, and :is there are sutll-
cient tint-s against her to keep herthere
eight mouths we :ire of tue c-pinion
sho will be cured of her mania by that
time. There is still cue notorious cf-
fender at lirge; although convicted
se-vc-1'_il times, it has always been a first
offence, but ,as the autuoritics have
prcuiisftl to make the next second and
third offences, we hope soon to have
her along with her boon ccn1pauion---
Coil.
Horst. Acama, Sept. 1.--I‘rof.Shaw,
Rev. 0. B. Emery, Mrs. Emery. L. G.
and Mis. Sentner,Miss McGregor, Char-
loztetown ; J. Currie, Amherst ; WV. \\'.
Mocre. Ottawa; Misses G. and M Stew-
art, Melrose. Mass. ; Misses M.Stewart,
M- and E. Sutherland, Mr. C.D.\Veeks,
_ Mr- N. Taylor, City; Mr. \V. McLeod,
j.Mr. S. J. McLeod, Cambridge; Mr. H.
W. Kent, Vancouver; Mr. T. Taylor. J
T. Crockett, Mrs.‘Bunis, City; Miss S._
w __Barrett, Inkcrman; G. D. McKinnon,
\Volfville, N. S.; Miss Maud McLeod,
1 Halifax; Miss Pearl Clark, St. Jchn
Edw. Chandler, Miss A. Fraser, E. G
VVestlake, Miss M. Allen, Mr. W. A
Stewart, Mrs McGowan, LeRoy Harris,
who can, especially it they are in doubt-
as‘to what stand to take .-on the 29th
5 .
inst. His reasoning is clear and logical
and as-'he made point alter pointhe was
Ueljllenllyl interrupted by the applause
_oi the audience. ` At the close ol the
meeting the following rgiesrions were
naked of him. all _'oi ethic he answered
 a, very jatiatcotory manner.
. First, Undo;-.Prohibition would _there
0' not likely be a great deal of smngging
1 and would it not be diiiicult to; deal
with ? Second. Would not the cost of
enforcing Prohibition be very great?
Third. Should all the Provinces but one
or two give a decided majority for Pro-
hibition. What would be the result?
1 I would advise any person.
_ who is troubled about these points, to .
attend the meetings and ask the rev,~
gentleman to explain.--COM.
. . Beer  37.00
C. C. Gardiner 54.1.00
li. T1. lloliuriu 100.00
` T. '/. 'l`:1i,'1< r 5.00
` Thos. \\`. llorld 25 00
H. J. Ctin<_';i°'l 1457.00
A. \\`. Stems -"»-00
li. Jollrlson. Bl. D. 100.00
A. 1-`rie11=.l o 150.00
George All -y 50.00
J. P. Cooke 10.00
Sir L. H. Davies 63.33
l\Irs.E.J.Heard,in meni-
ory of late \V.Heard 35.00
Col. F. S. Moore 15.00
W. H. Aitken 35 00
Thos. W. May 20.00
C coed; ot lecture 4.00`
Arc11’d. Kennedy 500.00
G. A Sharpe 5.00
J. S. Morris 5.00
Thos. Pierce 5.00
Charles Kennedy _5.00
John H. Gates 5.00
Austin O. Hewitt 5.00
J. l).Laythorne 5.00
W. Leitch 5.00
George Wheatley 5 00
S. Wheatley 5 00
\Vn1. McPhail 2.00
Eton Lodge, S. O. E. 42.00
Mrs. Sarah Boyle 2.50
ll. G. Anderson, Lot 07 2.50
R. Heartz 167.00
Hon. Angus Mat-Blillan 10.00
Thos. Cast ly 100.00
Chas. Palmer 167.00
Dr. F. P. Taylor 
Mrs. F, P. Taylor 
Walter hlntheson 67.00
A. Duchernin 5.00
E. D. Stcrus . 5.00
A. Alley 5.00
C. B. Chappell 5.00
D. MacM»llin. Royalty 5.00
Thos. Pickard 1.00
Rev. W. Scott (estate) 5.00
John MacMillan 34.00
Horace Haszard ' 33.33
John lugs 333.33
Ronald MacMillan 8.00
lion. Samuel Prowse 34.00
Wm. M. Coffin 5.00
Otto R. Crabbe 5.00
J. G. Sterns, Souris 8.33
V Mark Wright 5.00
W'. L. Cotton 5.00
Mrs. Sterling 5.00
David Small 5.00 ~
G. H. Simmons 5.001 `
t‘:°.z::‘; ;l;'::.o;"r.:;°..;.l.;:.::s“.§:s -»-.-»-_    o v   ~ 1   v   S=<=°~° vw- '==§§£»ow5f me
by him as so many on _the Island will 2‘;':::;°°‘b';‘;‘::“;':_°:’:a:':;::“‘;8;?  _‘ 2.50 Class . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .  . . Rf. .....Puno
have an opporumilytohear him and £ -li .  FreeFo1-an ....  ....... ._ .  .. 
__ I would strongly advise all tohear hi1h__   ,.,‘,a-so,,s;‘§lh-1. you ghguld   '.513' _.
down-` your pickling ~c\ae`u-mbers now.
First, because they are now plentiful
and cheap; secondly, because they are
.now better sha ed 'ri ht size and
p ._
tender; thirdly. if you pgutlt offmuch
longer you will he in the position of
many last year-too late. We are
taking orders now and filling them in
rotation,_a.lso white silverskin onions,
(lor pickling) cauliflower, green toma-
toes for chow, ri e tomatoes, etc.. etc
town,and Head Prince Street,Te1ephone
180 30,Tues & Fii.ti.
Sarmnnns & Nawsonrs branch Store,
on thc ,corner of Fitzroy and Weymouth
Sthoels. opens to-day, Sept. 7th; _A full
stock-ro! "choice, fresh and salt -_ meats
.-are on hand at moderate prices.-
Sanirbnns &NiiwsoM.-sept.7, 1w.
John Wheatley, pro- .
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  Clothing
We sell clothing, have you heard li ?
»We want your trade, do you know it?
We sell cheapest in town, do you know io? »
We keep the'Ready-made Clothing, do you know it?
Do you want to save money ? buy clothing from us.
Clothing  C|o_t hin2; Clothing
PROWSE   
The Wonderful Choa
geeeceeoeostsg _  2 
@ §A Ramble-Tho; Gliorlotin Drl
... .f   .
Through our store- will intro ' '
duce you to a host of pret:ty@1
°dea.s for wedding gifts. Our@\
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i Chas McGregor ' 5.00  _     _
~ G.rmk and Mrseeer 2oo.oo  1  __ -   ,.1
1, __ _ - _ . _  Is constantly being replenished __ 1 __ i l i`___ f_ ‘ 1 -__ 7.  mfg;
R- K- Uhlpmav. Mr- S-nd MIS- S- C- Scrofula.. hip disease, salt rheum,  With DSW d¢Si811_S- There _‘S °'@" ` - 5 . ?  - if
Moore. H. C. McDonald. Tom Moriis,_.¢1y5P¢,Psia' and 051,81- ¢ise,_,es due tg  dash and style in the designsgéh     li; ___.,._  __   _Q
0 G80,-.R_5¢£I‘5. E093) .;M.0DOH8ld, M.lSS 1 im gre blggd ggg Qurgd b ' H00d’g Sgr- '- 7' We &!'6~ShOWiD th8f  f0l’C€ ` _ J M `  l  V B L M* V u. é l L I 6
Snadd0u.1`Ci}y.;_S_-_ _S-`f.’°fe“°”~ M“!"”_ P' - y _  _ g      and
5' saparilln hem upon your willing atten
Harbor. Miss L. Farquhar, Hulilax, K 'hon
0 Mas. McDonald, §Gle1_ialadale: Mr. and MR. W. A. GRANT, teacher of violin. 6  nies idea is to have your ~ ‘ ft  '“
Mrs.__W. A. Emier, Pittsburg, Pa.. Rooms, Mrs. Seller‘s, Prince St. Bd lf ° gifts marked, we do an kinds , ‘ -
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| ON Tuesday evening according to 'ARE you using 3 M¢Le3n 'stamp of ARTISTIC' HNGRAVING. 
1 anouncement Rev. Mr. Keefeplectured book? If not can at the omce’ Queen 5 ~ '- _  - _ J
*ill ‘he M°“t°g°° H811- R‘3"~ R- W- St., next` door to McKenzie’s Tailor ‘ N  ’
Stevenson occupied tlée chair, and in S Shop, and we will give' you a book free . | u ’@ _ . My V  y
f llchosen wor s it od ced the  " it _ . -  .. 5  _  il! -   
igguffr The large hailnwispmlsd to with 83 worm or stamps to stan' Tm THE GREAT WATCH “WSE Thr" M“1“*° _    . . -to ‘
F tg ~ t_ r *__
_ . .. - -.1511  if  '
- _ _ -o eris good for one month. fagk`7 if 6 .  _ ~  .f _ it ’ 2 26 C1    ‘f *?°'» y§.~@§§s
the door b an attentive and t _rested - 1 ._ . 1     ~ ° "5" -'es °°‘*i*°'f'“*‘W *»“°"'”“° M' "' “° “'
audience Q' Mr Knew, spokgnf; one “ISN” for Bargain S In  waists  2.40 Class (Trotters and Pacers) . . . ... . .. i .
cones
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W C We have received a. direct imPor-   J  ~  I _
tation from the Old Country of PUR- L
my AcA|]|A ...._.. 
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[hand - ‘The best Vinegar for pickling-
, Tracadle Beach guaranteed to keep the pickles. The
l|uCE EDWARD ISLANU SPICED kind is pa.rt1cu‘l;rly 
nusoati  _ _ ' Tar ir Fon i=i_cxi.1Nc.. _ e se a.
gus O pt_l_1rin§_,_vFis;;3n§6 per. g1ecl_iH’ei-ent kinds of spices. A1-So_
. » ~ urne Powder in bulk, Tumeric and
Spqghl _ . . Celery Seed
This Vinegar cannot be excelled
for Purity
% Are frequently inquiring
for the Fashionable Tailor,
Our re utation for makinv
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in extra ‘
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in as have waichejiieit  ‘““‘°' "'°"’°‘" °°'°"
 1  _ or vSpeclalfRa "5 by. camera andl
' ~ fBymgularsndspccisltrain4fromailBtatlcolto0I|\rlo\h\olh
'They’re necessary. Ca.n’t
d° with°“t Fh°m‘ .0  to return day; of issue as follows: - _ -
W8 W0l1ld llk6 U0 h&V¢'f»hB   mmdue. inclusive
usvil' e o Po"toa3e- -“
9v°'“'°’ ‘° §.‘°é‘.?&’.?.%..m.
. `  'showing our E
` Watches to any. intending 3  RmwC Tmvem
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Pufchatsefd' - at Bmdallirscto Cl do pe _
“We’ll'fgive you a reliable _j   Wl\f§f1i¥°"
~‘We’1l sell it at the right  _ f 1
urns, ;».  mm hikes some nm can nngufmvminmm :mum nuns
is o Charlottetown on the 13th, 14th and 15th Sept. good on return by all mth Q
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We’ll guarantee the
satisfactory
F. Hutohoso
to and on the 16th,
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~  _' »- “ Bea.rRiver
' “SbPl’»8t8
- ' ' Leave Souris at
_ _ _ , e
" “ Morell ‘
lates to Families for the ` A McD°NA|-D 5 L ' ' ' ` F L HASZABD
 o hing
_ Clothing
Glothing
woooioi some wo' 9°f?liit
51,0500() Premiums. 81,
2.30 Class......    ...le :H-
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E l 7th Se - _... . _ `§u- \
__ N';tif$°:.‘;'ffnea sysaxm3&&» isss
   __ All further particulars given on applimticn to the Scchtaly
  5;  In ddiio' th bo th Guldol Horse T "h'om0llll|o.
aintoeaveeycss ‘timmy
Brethren W _._ oitliokaccdays
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York
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watch _ ,g_i;ismi;|’eJ“cthm_ _I5 Hqdgv
The Special trains wilirun as follows, Local time, Leave Sommcnldc on Urlvi
regular trainirom Tignish on the 1-ith and 15th Sept -
. . Lea Bmdallaanc
Leave Kensington 9%? °~°m` l Hunvr°cr itivcr 10 I8 Wiltshire
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°‘ hm? lil? f‘ mln 
A special train will leave Charlottetown & the lftillodi of lb! Nth ltd UCI ~
the west at 6 p m, _connection _at Summer-side with the train fornT_§¢ld.
Passengers from the East will arrxvefbv the regular morning ii on the ltd Q
and on the second day in addition to the rogulartroin a special train will
| *‘ Htlocwartat
l Royal; siinctflon
I Arrive clmrlotbewwn
§{,i=.tf
~o¢o9°9‘°
` ` $38
S38 P,
X 2 :B
Special trains will leave for Georgetown and Boom at 6.15 p mach day
Excursion rctum tickets will be issued aooplirt clnl fm from Ill *Well
1. bep n 11° I 1 I 0 u n
t e st ttiug suit in t e _ v " » . ' ° ' '
city, has now become an `   ` 1ntercolonial“an‘:dP E th Rag;wl::y;e to __ sat
established fact. 1  ' 1 ` L '  _. `t°"°°”“"P’» 0 L ‘°'.° ° t ‘ °°°
Qur cloths are u _to date * > Returnfarefrom Picton to Chargbttctown $2 on
_  ~ . `_ ' toandonthel6t.h. ‘ _ 
in style and quality. I _ I 0 [I d  B _ - 1 A Steamer, Jmqm' w,n_~ism3_hchd" an
5 . Genifs Furnishinos in al _ a aa as” af- __ on the 15th for 25 vim: CWMW., _ “U”
leading st)-»1eS_ U "5    I". _ __ '_ All 00ll1l`l1l1lll¢35l0@ $0 b8 8dd\’&S& I0 the
13th and 14th
-G °"§ rig
pu s E8
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0'°"'J““° 25lh» 1898-  & G0, Luang i==sni¢iu»i¢=f=t|»f. _ _ _ _ ° ,augusis1_
I. C. HALL. Mgr. _
Juno 11 1393 dlyu Wholesale and Retail.