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 value in the mar E
3 sizes 34 to 42.
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$1 8,00,
to $50.00.
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_LOCAL BRIEFS
Tito lolost llows ol tho llily
and Prorinoo.
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Gathered tit Guardian Reporters and tor
respondents Eierylrllere.
Tim City of Ghent is due here to-
day.
Mn. Fnairir J. Hoiissnr was a pas-
senger by the Princess yesterday en
route to Halifax.
Mir. C. W. BLEHKHORN, travelling
agent for the Plant Line, left yesterday
morning for Halifax.
Mu. Bi-niirmim Krooms. who has
been serving as special policeman for
the past few months severed his con-
_nection with the force yesterday.
Pinson Edward Council R. A. meets
this afternoon at 4 o`clock for the elec-
tion of omcers for the coming year. A
full meeting of members is requested.
MR. FRED McCALLUM, son of Mr.
James McCallum. of Brackley Point,
has returned home after an absence of
fifteen years in different parts of the
world.
Mn. E. M. Sirennm.. General Pro-
vincial Agent of the Ontario Mutual Life
Ins. Co., who has been here for the
past few days. was a passenger by the
Princess yesterday morning.
THE schr. Clara May, from Halifax
for Rustico, P. E. I., went ashore at
the mouth of Jcddore Harbor during
the storm Sunday night, The cargo
was lauded in a damaged condition
CITIZENS on hent street, between
Queen and Great Geosge streets, com-
plain of an electric wire producing a
T _gg _ E dismal sound_which is especially notice-
able in the stillness of the night annoy
ing them in their sleep. The matter
moved .
~  ` should be attended to and the trouble ro-
ON \Vednesda_y the 23 rd of November
Mr. Wesley J. Murray of Portland, was
united in marriage to Miss Minnie E.
Meyer, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J.J. Meyer of Yarmouth, Mo. _The
eremony, which tookgplace in the Yar-
mouth Methodist church at 8 o’clock.
p.m., was performed by the Rev. C.A.
Brooks. The bride,who looked charm-
ing,attired in a suit of white with lace
and pearl trimmings to match, carrying
the customary bridal bouquet. was at-
tended by Miss Maggie Callendar of
Portland, while the groom was sup-
_ ported by his brother, Mr. N. S.J. Mur-
|`ray of Fredericton, P. E. I. The
‘ church,which was lhrongcd with guests,
presented a grand apperrance being
b. antifnlly and artistically decorated. in
honor ofthe event. with flowers, rib-
E bona. etc. The wedding march was?
, skillfully rendered by Miss Grate:
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That is guaranteed by the public:
5009. Thames Sweet Hom
` Blake The ushers were Mr. J. Frank
Henderson and Mr. A. T. Wade of
Portland. After the ceremony the
guests repaired to the residence of the
bride’s.parents.where they partook ot a
sumptuous repast.to which the health of
the bride was fittirigly proposed by her
uncle, Mr- H. C. Carey, and suitably
responded to bv the groom. Mr. and.
Mrs. Murray amid showers of 'rice took
the midnight pullman car for Portland.
where they will take up their future
residence. The following is the list
€» of wedding gifts: Mr. J. J. Montgom-
Paerloss, Maple Leaf, K & C, White ery. handsome pirlor stove; Mr. A. T.-l 4 p_ m and the uma, mmm” Befvic
 f  are all lead8l°S.  merchants Wadeo handsome chalql Mr'  Mrs' and aft.e|_meetin0» at  p_ m_ 
5 5"  A “.m'i“€ t0 Sb0¢k l>0f0r¢ the 8~flV2»HCB. N' C‘_ Young’ 5°” °f 5'1"". ku V” and which everyone is cordially invited.
um] B H S . P E I th hrks,Mr. and Mrs. C. Burns, set of
' . my °""s’. ' ' ° e 'l ie s oonv Mr. and Mr.. H. C.
slver a p ,
d il brr
Mrs.Pe1erson, silver cake basket; Mr.
and Mrs.J. Palmer, ice cream set;
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5 $8.50
' Miss L.Vangike, set of fruit dishes;
r Miss L. Licnell, picture; Mr. E. Libbv.
silver sugar shell; Mrs. L. `Mitchell,.
pair of towels and silver sugar shell ;
Mrs. D. Curtis, fruit dish;
‘Miss B. Henderson, handsome clock;
Mrs. W. Dunn, silver sugar shell; Mrs.
fR, York, berry dish; Miss A, Shrouth.
picture throw;Mrs.-C. Wiggins, table
llinen; Mrs. H. Martina, berry dish;
OUP third special lot at $8.50 C011- Moser C. Linncll. set of vases; Master
' lists of
. l bbl Best Family-Flour,
. 10 lbs White Sugar,
.~ l0 lbs Brown Sugar,
it 5 lbs of 28c Tea,
10 lbs Rolled Meal,
10 lbs White Beans,
6 Bars Surprise Soap,
4 gal Tin Best Kero Oil.
` H. Linnell, silver salt and pepper set;
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. . .v r, toilet set' Mr. . . s. ' .
it 5 lbs Best Cooking Ralslnst t  k; Mi=s M. Callendar, table lined;
f 315° “ Currents. Mr. C. cook _...=- of towels and silver
salt cellar; Mr. A. Carter. nickel ket-
tle; Mr. J. Gould, parlor rug; Mr. A.
Tuttle, table linen: Mrs. R.. Grant,par-
lor rug.- From Portland Courier.
This is the best  Yet ofered. .___.__-
Bentlefs ltnqentthe modern Pain Cure
sandel‘S0l1 & C0: intl' mlm tools.
`Paul’s church, Boston, with crowde
Mr. H. Winslow, fancy knife box ;l Mr.
i and Mrs. J. J. Meyer. _handsome bed-
room set, silver pickle jar and picture;
Mr. W. ii. Meyer. i>if-t-ire' Mr- W- J.-
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been changed from 8 o’clock in the eve-
ning to 4 o‘clock in the afternoon.
REMEMBER they gospel meeting in
the Presbyterian mission this evenin
_stirred at the preaching of Jonah n
behold a greater than Jonah is here.”
SUB =cRliiitRs are requested to prompt-
ly notify thi-i office of any tardiness on
the part of the carriers in the delivery
of Tru: GUARDIAN each morning. Such
cases will be speedily dealt with.
Anvnnrrsimnnrs, advance notices of
meetings, business locals and all avail-
able items must be handed in to this
ofilce as early as possible on Saturday,
to insure insertion Monday morningu- tf
Anvionrisizns must notify this oiiice
not later than .Friday n0`on of each week
of their intention” of “changing” their
ads. for _the WEEKLY Guannias. other-
wise the management cannot guarantee
the appearance of “changes” in the is-
sue desired.
A COLORED man named Samuel Con-
nors, said to belong to P- E. Island.
living at Lynn, Mass, was- arrested a
few days ago on the change of feloni-
ously assulting Mrs. Lousia Butterick
at her home in Swampscott. Connors’
clothing was stained with blood which
is a. strong evidence against him.
A Bosrou correspondent of the St.
John Sun writes: A large number of
N. B. and P. E. 1. geese and turkeys
were sold here this week: It in said
many of them were sold as the genuine
Vermont product, but as prices were
fairly good. it made little _difference to
shippers. Vermont produce and pro-
visions are supposed to be the best here,
but in nine lots out of ten, the provin
cial article is just as good. especially if
the weather has favored shippers. .
Coorr Rocca Rrnnns.-The Char-
lottetown Merchant’s Coon Rough Rid-
., P
streets and visit' prominent residences
inthis city on New Year’s Day. Each
rider will represent a merchant in a
“taking” costume,-mounted on pure-
blooded horses. Merchants or business
men. who will be so fortunate, as to be
visited. for representation. are expect-
ed to do their part in responding. Only
one, merchant in each business is to be
represented, including Hbtcls. As this
is a novelty in Charlottetown, it-will.no
doubt make things lively on that day
Watch for the merchant who has the
honor of being the leader in his
business.--Com- -
Tun Bishop of Nova Scotia conducted
the Bible reading in St. Paut’s ‘ Church
yesterday at 4 p. ni. Nothwithstand-
ing the wet weather a- large 'number
were present. E, The subject taken up
was that of “pleasing God,” which was
dealt with in a very helpful way. The
Bishop’s wonderful knowledge of the
Bible is quite evident- To hear .him
repeat nearly whoielchapters of ~it by
heart is in itself an inspiration and the
most effective kind of preaching. In
the evenin at half ast seven the sub-
eloquent. portrayal of the apostle of
easily understood why Felix trembled.
derlul sermons which used to fill St.
congregations. when Dr. Courtney was
io’s much loved rector. The Bishop will
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He Sells direct an lowest quotations (#"°Y»_ W0 P‘°‘“§s _”3_N_sL. eu ily DR. CLIFT cures Chronic Diseases
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car lots 150 barrels, he has also a i.E;0;i; to;-k?n1ar;S F_ Meyxsy suier and lilteplllteddt Cl1l0Wn,Frlday. Satur-
ll line of :ce-d,whea.t for the farmers. cake basket; M,S_ lizzie Shronthytable faiap Sup ay. Call or send slam
N0' 2-5 d tf. i linen and set of glass ware; Mr. and or In orma mn' _
God before the heathen judge, reason-
` ing of righteousness, temperanoe and
judgment to come, the congregation
A large number remained for the after E with y,_§,- friends, go visit
meeting when the Bishop gave a beauti-
ful address on Repentance. l It ,is an -‘= .
opportunity our little town does not 2 Xn1a3 
often have ofhearing some of ‘the won-
d
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THE meetin of the Y’s todo , has 1’-E. I-‘s SOHKERGIAL TAX-
_ (From St. John Record.)
P, E. I.’s commercial tax is again en-
gaging the attention of the Montreal
Subject: Ma thew 19-41. “Ninevgli Board M Trade’ “Pd la" "wk tho; body
- a d drafted a memorial to the governor
general asking that the government dis-
allow the recent law passed by the leg-
islature ol P. E. I. This act was pass-
ed on the 2&th of May. 1898 and it was
designated as an amendment to the evi.
dence act and provided that creditors
not residing in the province,the amount
of indeptedness for goods sold unless
the creditors could prove that the travel-
lers who sold the good had duly taken
out a commercial license.
The protest of the Montreal Board_is
made on the grounds that the law is un-
righteous, that it provides"dishonest
traders in the province of P.  I. with
a method whereby they can legally re-
pudiate payment of their just debts, and
moreover it is an unlawful attempt to
enforce payment of a most undesirable
tax on commercial travellers. The
statement is already made that it is be-
lieved that in its effect upon the holders,
of promisory notes this law is in oppo-
sitton to the rights given by the Domin-
ion legislutuie to the holders of such
notes.
Ot course .what applies to Montreal
applies with equal force to the whole-
sale traders of other provinces. The
matter we believe has been called to
the attention of our Board of Trade but
What action was taken is not known at
the present moment. Certainly the
commercial traveller who goes to P. E.
I. to do business, if he would avoid the
shoals of illegality and the consequence
to his firm must be provided with the
necessary certificate for doing business,
and it may also he noted that, he has
got to pay pretty well for the privilege.
All forms of scrofula, sores, boils, l
pimples and eruptions, are quickly and
permanently cured by. Hood’s sarshp-
ers or Black Face Ads will arade the ,,,~;1ra_
Sasnionsoir & Co. are offering an-
other special lot at $8.50 which they
claim is the best bargain yet oiered.
Look up their ad. and see for yourself.
'-Ssirnionsou &. Co-1 2i
CLEANED Sultana raisins in 1 pound
cartoons just received at Beer & Goff’s.
-30.2i. - i
25,000 to 30,000 thousand dollars
worth of goods got to be sold. every
day filling up our retail stock with fresh
gosds from reserve wholesale stocks.
Plenty of goods.Lrernendous bargains for
all._W. A. Weeks & Co. 29 3i d&w.
Gioirrs’ Uunnitwiosii.-We have sold
thousands of suits and yet have a_ large
stock. Filling up the retail shelves
every day from Wholesale departments
wtth fresh new goods.-W. A. Weeks
& Co.-29 3i d&w. »
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conduct another Bible reading today at  Cutolass sllverwareg
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gmutually pleasurable.
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5 That is the way _vou want your
clothes made. N o two persons
are built alike hence the im-
possibilty 4 of any one being
E properly fitted except with a
suit made to order.
Who wants to wear cloths that-
would fit some body else.
Who wants to wear 9. Suit- that
looks as though he swapped it
with some body else?
Have you seen our $14.00
_ made to measure Over Coats
any good quality Tweed Suits
for $13.00.
S. A. NlcDONALD,
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What can I procure for
mas Gifts
thispyeari may'be greatl
simplified by inspecti
our new stock of
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id Sterling Sitter ttoiettlos. 4
Already our customers ar
making selections.
GJ. Hutcheson
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The assortment and value we offer in childrens and boy s Suits.
We make a specialty of children s clothing
Buy these from the manufactures that make children s clothing
Sell them at the right price
$ 0
Buy the right kind of goods for children s wear
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Buys a splendid Servicable school suit of ur
2 heavy wiry tweed fit boys age 4 to 12
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guaranteed
Buys a. good school suit in 3 pieces lit
2 5 9 to 15 These values are unequalled m
city The styles speak for themselves.
4 outta good as a $10 0( suit
Serge Suits are as nice a class of Resdyl
“G oowear clothing as can be found in the City
I2 60175 200to400
R H RAMSAY & Bll
NEW PROWSE BLOCK,
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Buys au' all-wool Homespun mans suit and
Mens Heavy all wool Pants #L40 Ll
We have Solo Control
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While clothing importers are taxing their brains telling you of
excellencies of makes that have little or no merit, we Juatly claim that
make of Ready to-wear Clothing is superior to any of them, being made
workmen having experience at custom work
Having over 28 years experience in Custom Tailoring, we claim
know ualit of material and workmanship better than any import
clothier in the province
OUR GUARANTEE-Our make is more strongly put together, e1
pocket being linen stayed
We guarantee our coats fit better around the neck and Bh0\ll(l0l‘ll
We guarantee sleeves hang better (a. very important point)
We guarantee that if any part of a garment rips we will sew it fre
char e
gWe guarantee that if any little change is required to make the germ
a good fit for any particular figure. we will make the alli°rlb\0l1 fm °f °lN
Our $10 00 All wool Blue Beaver Overcoat, silk stitched and Ger
tween lining, is, the best we have seen for the money
Agent for Oxford Tweeds
Q venience awaiting .you, and we §
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for this port On return will leave Cuart0tat.et»oWl1f0l' Mllf0l'd Haven
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Western Railway of England, and will deliver f1'9\8hl7 ‘nd P9‘39°ng°\'9
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parts of Great Britain within ten dayS, as this Shi? m°'k°“ the t
across in eight days This ship has been l‘¢°€U°lY been °‘1“‘P£§‘li 3';
most modern cold storage plant of 400 tous °lP°'°‘°Y» mdrod to
excellent opportunity to ship poultry and “ll P°“3h‘*bl° P “°“’
Britain Live stock will be carried below decks in Well Vellhliwd
partments. use
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Also superior accommodation for first, second and third class p
at very low rates I I to
G  W W ...ARA
General Manegers For P E. I or to Frélgllh
Agent at Liverpool John Sellers
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