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THE GUARDIAN, _CH ‘ltLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER 16 1899.
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Good Cooking*
Should call at our store.
We can boil the prices of Souvenir goods, Watches, Clocks
Jewelry and Spectacles, down to suit the tastes of any customer
a. special ty.
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kr-ent ti P11 .npptierl with Imperial Asbestoline Axle Oil, Imperia
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all in handsome lithographed enamelled tins.
Sale Manufacturers
Irnperial O11 CO., Ltd
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In the fact that we give satis-
faction to our customers.
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dents Everywhere.
THR S. S. Stinley sailed yesterday
for Cape Egrnont to locate the Norah
Cape buoy which is adrif'.
Ti.-ii-‘ captain and crew ofthe wrecked
schooner Aberdeen are passengers by
the Jacques Cartier this morning to
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FUNERAL notice- The br~thren of St.
Jolin ann Victoria lodges A. F. and A.
M. will meet at Masonic '1‘emple at
1 0’clock to-day to attend the funeral of
the late brother Joseph Johnson. By
ordar i-f toe W. M. S,
IVILL ill members of the \V. C. T.U.
attend if possible a meeting on Monday
n x' _(181: 1) from 4 to 5 in ihe parlors
Grafton Street. A profitable and plea-
sant time expected.
THE annual meeting of the Ladies
Aid S ioiety of the P. E.[. Hospital will
he held in the Y. M. C. A. parlor,
Tl1°8fl‘4y morning the 19h, September.,
at liel‘ p st eleven o’clock.A full attend"-`
a ce is r quested. -Sat. Mon. Tues.
A me-ting was held in P. W College
_\'e.~ti-idiy afternoon for the purpose
comidering tie publi~lfing ofa paper
i.i connection with the institution. The
following committee were appoint-ed to
consider the ont rprise and report .-
Roy Connors. Guy Cameron, Jas. W.
MacLeod, Ross Bethune, John Rodd.
Roy Davison, l-larrv Mr-Lean. We hope
to see the paper stared.
_Tun next session ofthe Prince Ed-
ward Island Baptist conference will
meet in the church at Summerside. on
sept.-25th and aoni. Programme-
Monday evening, ii sermon by Rev. A.
F.,_ Browns. Tnesdav morning -
general business. Tuesday afternoon,
paper hy.Rw. W. H.|W.\rren.. Tuesday
evening. address on ~-Education" by
Rev. G. P. Raymond, address on For-
eign Missions by Rev. C. W. Turner,
address on Home Missions by F.P.‘Dras-
ser, (Lic.) _ ~
A Qmm' _ wedding took plioe at
Erinville, the residence of Capt. Alex-_
ander, Stanhope, at noon Wednesday,
Sept. 11th. when his daughter Clara P.
was united ui marriage to William
Mellett. Esq., of Souris. The day be-
ing pleasant rhe ceremonywas perform-
ed onthe lawn under a beautiful arch
of evergreens, the Rev. Jacob Lay
ton ofliciating. The bride wore a
beautiful brown costume with silk trim-
mings, and carried a hand some bouquet
of asters. She was attended by Miss
M. Moore of Charlottetown. The groom
was supported by Mr. George Mellett
of Union Road. Only the immediate
friends of the bride were present- After
lucnheon,the bridal party left for York
S ation amid showers of rice, and the
booming of guns, where they took the
train for their future home at ;Snuris.
The bride was the recipient of many
beautiful and costly presents, among
which a broach, the gift of Mrs. Alex.
McDonald of Dalvay was conspicuous.
thus showing the esteem in which the
birde washell among her friends.
THE Messenger and Visitor of Sept.
13th says :-The removal from these
provinces within the year of such men
as W. B. Hinson, H. H. Saunders and
J. A. Gordon, creates big gaps in the
ranks of our ministry, and makes us
feel distinctly poorer. It is a satisfac-
tion, however,to know that these broth-<
ern have not gone beyond the bounds
of Canada, and if their going has meant
loss to the Baptist cause in this part ot
the Dominion, it has meant correspond-
ing gain to that cause in other parts._
But, .after all. we have no reason to
complain, for we have got two good
new men from Ontario-Ira Smith of
St. John. who is becoming recognized
as a tower of strength among ue ;and P.
G. Modeof Yarmouth. f1'0U1 Wlwm BX'
cellent things are confidently expected.
Besides there have come back to us two
strong men whom we had _ lent to On-
tario for awhile-A. T. Dykaman
of Fairville, and F.0.Weeks of Halifax.
Then, itis to be considered that these
changes have an influence to promote a'
mutual interest and knowledge between
the Baptists of all parts oi the Dominion,
and thus to develop a stronger' feeling
of fellowship among the Baptists of
this far-stretching land.
l’nrii:s'rr.Er,s Dress Fabrics are al _way
reliable. Guaranteed Fast Colors
guaranteed Satisfaction. Serges, Craves
nettes, Silk Warp Endoras, Poplins.
.Coverts and _Fancy Blacks. Ask your
merchant foi-"them.
'tocAL BRiEFs
Latest News of the City
By Reporters and Correspon-
Two tugs and four scows loaded with
brick were in the harbor yesterday for
shelter.
THE Orange Young' Britons are for
prohibition every time. Their medal
contest is intended tn help the Tempor-
ance Partv. Do not fail to liberally
patronize it. . ‘
Rav. JOHN G1t.i.1~i, Murray Harbor
North, had the misfortune to have his
taint-d considerable hay and grain which
was also destroyed. The stock. car-
tiages, harnesses. eta., were saved.
THE S. S. Bom-ivista. Ci; tain D. C.
Fraser, avrivid et 5 9. m. to-day.
Leaving M ii treat on Ttiesdsy l-ist, a
hurricane was m t in the Gulf, and the
shipwas assai ed by tremendous seas
which flooded herdecke. She called at
Cliarlotietown and Sydney. leaving the
littir Dlace on Ssturflay at 5 p. m. She
bought ri full general cargo. 35 head
c~tt'e, 100 sheep.-St. Johu’s Telegram
Sept. 11.
THE marriage of Lly, the youngest
daughter of Postmaster McCurdy, at
Onslow stitlen, to Peter McSween,
merchant, of Amherst, took place at
the r-sidence of tic bride’s parents
Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock. The
ceremony was performed bv Rev. Mr.
McGregor, of Amherst, assisted by
Rev. E. A. McCurdy, of Cliftin. The
bride wore white silk t imm d
7 6 with
_chiffon andcarried a nouquet of white
roses. Tnere was no bridesmaid or.
groomsmen. A reception was hi-ld at l
toe house during the evening and at 9
o’clo_ck the happy couplc went by ex-
press train to|New Glasgow, thence to
P. E. L-l ind, to spend their honeymoon.
Mr. and Mr=. McSw»-en will reside at'
Amherst.-I-Iali`f»iX Echo.
Tm. renowned etiamer Gaspeeia
arived in port on Friday from
Newfoundland This unfortunate
steamer encounterfd _ Thursday’sl
gale, and when near port, when
the sea was runnin at its hi h
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est, and the wind had attained a velo-
city of sixty miles miles an hour. was
nearly driven on the -rocksnear .Glace
Bay owing to her steering geap being.
rendered useless. However she was
safely, anchored,'and when the ltorml
abated roceeded for her bunker The
'_Gas_'peeia after efectsng. repairs and
bunkering leftthis morning. .for ,_ Bath-_
urst.eN. B., to load deals for England.
After her arrival in the old country she
will be cut up into ol-l junk. The'Gas_-
pesia. after her perilous stay in the ice
near the Newfoundland coast for iiearlv
_four months. was sold by auction and
purchased by Capt. J. A. Farquhar,
who a _few days later, sold.her to the
present owners in England.-North
Sydney Herald. ' . _
THE El)lTOR’S MAIL.
Sir: Is there a Sanitary ¢OfHcer in
this city ? If ttiereis one why doe|u’t
he do his duty? I" suppose he col-
lects his pay' that is about all he does.
If there is one I would like to call his
attention to the abominable stench
arising from the vicinity of the cellar ‘
of an Eating House. Great George
Street. It is no wonder there are so
many cases of typhoid fever here when i
such a mass of eorruption is allowed to
exist in our midst. Strangers visiting
thecity are disgusted. and involuntarily
hold their noses when they pass this
place. \Ve hope the Health Odicers
will move in this matt-if at once for it
has been neglected too long already.
Every' person of intelligence knows
the danger of breathing impure air,and
many innocent persons may suffer for
the criminal carelessiess Of 8. f6W~
ONE W-no CAN SMELL.
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THE KEELEY CURE `
Th ' hi tube ured f the cravinsg
for Aselcolihlls nlllgphingkc Tobgcco and Cigar-
ettes eoto Portland. alne. Keeley Institute
Reference: R.. C. Gore, L Wonmr., Wm.
Enruvisigv P. P. Ancnmnn., Anmxmnmn
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Mgs. . .Jonssd3NMRs1ll..E‘0CA1lPBELI-
lollille
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(Al the Tea Table) “Oh Mrs- Oldhem-
_ This is lovely tea,
where did you get
it?"
‘.‘At Sanderson and
C»’s of course, I
- always get my tea
' good there.
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Pnces = wives consult their
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Shoe dressin is something that should be bought
  lhe Shoe llressint You Use
very carefully. There is an old sa 'n that “our
barn burned by the upsetting of a lan-
tern a. few days ago. The building con-
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Boulward (black) _10c.
late,] l0c.
Diamond [black] '25c.

Silver for 
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, Silverware for Wedding! ~
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_;. riate, it-has the beauti-
f ful qualities that are
 npcessary for the ideal -f
 gift. ' `
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 every department of our _
~ store and to a renter ‘ *
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 extent in -our silverware .
 line than elsewhere. '_
_,_' This -cdllection of ` silver
gl ofers many suggestions "
11- for wedding gifts. 
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_ Congo [“waterprcof] 250.
Vicis [for colored Dongolas] 25c.
Peerless [combination] for box* calf, etc. 25c.
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mans meat is another mans poison” and this ap-
plies very forcibly to shoe dressing. Different Ina-
terials require _different treatment-and great
care should be used in making your selection es-
t' pecially if you wear such fine materials as _
-Calf, Dongola, Millow Calf etc. We can recom-
~ mend any of the following first class- dressings. `
Eclipse [combination black, tan, and choco-
Perfection] tar., and chocolate,] 250.
Fine leather requires fine treatment.
Watches e
who cannot conveniently
town,  the eel`ecticnircf‘
asuitable’ watch to ul.; 
at the lowestreucgable. °
our friends ata' distance. 1
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as to prices,style of watch
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_lines we are now pushing are the best-quality and price
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1119 Spggial-A GOOD spring-all double woven wire,--strongly
A made and frames nicely varnished-ought to be worth $3.75»
our price $2.85. -
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» BEST SATISFACTION.-All double wire, duplex centre
and adjustable. The frames are very Bnely  Price
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