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` ‘ran GUARDIAN, sHAaLo'1'in'row1~r, ooionmn ao im
N their stock to the mainland u ess'
In llwe lni\\unu\        
one year, as for instance, at Hal ax ‘__-__
To th. _Banu in ‘id of the and St. John, or at Charlottetown phd
N" °~~“°f’~‘ “H tm* “ §:,.“.‘1‘;°i.. ..%:..‘;1i‘i.1..“;.':‘.‘;,‘.*:;f§ THE misoicli STAFF.
141 J.  of which should be for the Maritime
Book and Stationery Store
A great variety of useful and
ornamental Articles, cheaper
than cheap. Dolls, Games,
Toys, in great variety. Books
from the best authors. Pictures
framed and unframed, Cut
Glass Butter Coolers, Water
Bottles and Decanters, Japan-
ese Vases, Tea Pots, 6 o’elock
Tea and Chocolate Sets and a
lot of goods too numerous to
mention.
F J- HORNSBY- ::'f.':.f°‘i.?~.§;‘°::';“ r:.t:.°:'.;’.;:
P°S~‘-J‘P°”°“° P'P°' NW' Nova Scotia and New Brunswick*
kins in stock.
,. As a suggestion, let us take t
f""'”" ‘ * ’ arrangement for the years to
e Wani:\
Ilommnqums
To come in and look
over our groceries. Our
stcck is fine and fresh
and guaranteed to be
satisfactory. We keep
everythingin om line
that is necessary
P Housekeeping.
The prices-well, that
is what we want you to
ses when you are look-
ing at our goods. Their
lowness will surprise
you.
The Chronicle reports ,
9‘°°‘\ 5"* "res ndin slowl "
_ , _ P° K Y
about80 men P. E3 Island
hilllllllll ll lllllllllil -“"-=“ f°   ‘rr 
i . ' _ row
'Q   it
IDLE. -
You Cali Pin’
Your Faiths/a
to any representation we make
with regard to our work.
With a stat' oi Brat-case work-
man and the beet tools that
money can purchase, we are
enabled to represent our work
as strictly first-class in every
mwfa
“By our works are we
known.”
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Founders,
Engineers md Machinists. V
Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf.
Chrlottetown, P. E. 1.
Phone 125.
"'*""‘“° ~~‘~"*"°'* ""“~""""'“*" [tors and others Present.
WEEK...... r
Of course you are coming to the BIG BAZ-
AAR.-
p , All Bazaar week we Will give extra. large
‘ cash discounts to all out of town buyers.
Big Bazaar
 Big reduction in car fare,  
a Big b`arga.ins in 
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J Wednesday night last but
 ;,<~,§__ _a p , _ ,_ , ‘ (besides odleess) and that
_  - f f whether more than halt ot
"' 3`viu”Pi-iii?iiice;‘°'f ‘
sailaq
I oifmisi. ii lomuli iuilmnl. c0LON EL A
   FRI DAY' Ocvmm nl* to Th.  It th’  M N
“‘£§‘.§“°§°°3€°iii°=l»"iZ '§.{°.<l '
MARITIME EXHIBITION. .
§‘l'.l".-‘§{°5.°‘.‘32.f'.f.’§’..iii'5».°“’ ~ -- - f `
245 It has been suggested by a Nova
_--=- - -- -1 - .4 = Scotian newspaper that one exhibition
be held annually for the three Mari- ' “"""""’ .i
° time Provinces. To this plan ol; I
“lille  e::s:;‘::;:.:.f;“;.'.2ii'..1f1‘.:.':.l“.f..:.“:.‘:.. Praises Punch Canadian
careto go to the trouble and Vex
pense of preparing and transpor ng
Provinces.
, How they should be apportioned
would be a matter for discussion nd
sustains a position in the matte of
agriculture and live stock that is
quite in advance _ of its ro-
pcrtionate population as comps ‘
with the sister Provinces.
year periods, beginning with 118. .
Let ns suppose that Nova Scotia shall
have one of the two exhibitions every
year; New Brunswick two years out
have each had their show. Th'e`¥lan
we propose would give the follo ing
' 1900 Nova Scoua and P. E.
1901 Nova Scotia and New
fwick~
l~ 1902 Nova Scotia fend New
" wick.
1903 Nova Scotia and P.
. And so on indefinitely in
i ing years-
-_-1-3l-l-
It_is expected that Ontario
nish three companies ot 125
for the Canadian
will come respi c ivelylirom the
to,!Londtn, and Ottawa
1, treal will furnish an English
,and Quebec a French
lpany. Manitoba, the North and
British Columbia are together
to furnish one company, Nova
one, and New Brunswick and
.Island together one company.
‘ John despatch to,the I-Ialiian
says that New Brunswick will
_E_
pass the medical test. This noi
speak well t or the Minister ci
The political camphign"i'ii" ‘e Mur-
Harbor District, c.'_»u_sequ_ _nt__ii gn”
_ _ ey gen-
eralship by ` Hon. . ` . McKinnon
» was opened on, llcnday evening last,
, by a very large meeting in the hall
at Murray Harbor South. 'The At-
; torney Generalspoke at length and
was followed by UrfGeorge B.Aitken,
,Mrl Arthur Pele!! and Mr. Charles
‘Sencabaugh on the Liberal side
Ind by Mr. A. A.Prowse,candidate,Mr
Alex. Martin M P., W Mc-
Kinnon M. P.P. and Mr. AA, McLean
ion the Conservative side. On Tuesday
evening a very large meeting was held
at Montague. which was addressed by
the Attorney General, Mr.A A Prowse
Shaw, Mr A,Peters,Mr A A McLean,
‘ Dr, Robertson, M P, Hin D, Gordon
‘,and Mr. M, McKinnon. At there
lmeetings the cause of the Provincihl
Q Government and of the Opposition
were fully presented by the sp akers
on both sides who ii-.ceived the close
.irtention ofthe large number of elec-
»
1
Premier Farquharson, Mr. Cyrus
' Lwmw. J
arrangement, but it sh ld F01' TIIC COIlllIIgCnt-'°Gl'anl$
be borne in mind that P. E. Isl nd '
to Officers-The i Mail
  ._ Service Contract.  
isou at Upper Canada Qpllege made
impassioned speech against the abuse
French Canadians.
Toaoxro Oct.19-(Special)-Col.Den°l‘  otfiheisehese
an
oi
lie praised their loyalty ln 1776 and
in 1814 when their devotion saved
Foot Ball at Victoria Part.
:day atiernooii were treated to a yay
interesting game ot loot ball.
The contestants were 
the Anchors and _the Westin
waugs.
At 880 the team lined ost,
Anchors defending the ealtwll, and
Pollywaugs the  goals
hall was kicksdol Mgt! ei
Anchors and was rs ` ‘slain by
McLean oi the Polly-wauge to about
csutnueld, where it reinalned les
at least sweety minutes leo s sussssslee
oi scriminages, when C. Home dike
Anchors got hold oi the ball sed attsr
a good run. succeeded in getting the
ball behind their opponents* goal line
which was converted into a goal by
Murphy. _
Hall time was then called and the
teams went tor lemons. the score
`stsadir.g; Anchors, 5; Pollymaugs, 0.
' Alter a breathing spell of ive
.minutes the teams iued out W
reversing their pcsitiws on the
hlolisan ot the Pellywauge kisbed
bail sit, which waeesught by
whonnwith it tosboui. assist
where he wssesu ' g
`s»i1piug-news..  , h
magiiig we may here say was
Lining thatour older torwards might take
a lesson irom. ‘ '
rrir
il
without doubt a sirou¢,asuve let
ot; young men ww was evideecrd
the way they run the ball
iiéld from centre to about
live~~ysrd line, when C
by a good run
Canada to the British Empire.
Orrawa Oct 19.-(Special).-It
Surgeon Major Wilson, Montreal;
Dr. Osborne. of the 4th battery, Ham il-
ton, and Dr. E. Fisei, 89th, Quebec.
. General Otter to-day says: -
defraying the expenses oi outfit.
amounts will be forwarded.
College heldihsir annual field [day
Mundy last. The number ot en-
soceessful com tiiors
ijt- I0hin.'; 2. G. llcboogld.   ~
100 dash-(senior -1,T.'I.'rsi'Il0l';
_i{,1H.P.Cougelau; 8, G. Boy, ties/Utne
alley; McLean Time 18s
. dash--(senior
B Law  .
. _,-Huelt mile ,Bicycle-(senior)-I, D.
lltyaii; 2:A. Faiardeau.
Halt mile Bicycle (junior)-1, G.
"Beafns";' 2, HT°H'c‘[Styre.l “_  ‘  ‘f"“"‘“‘
, High Step and Jump-1,Lav¢1esa;_¢$.
Es  38 its i ` -
. 0» . _ , _
One mile Bicycle Race-1. E,B.eddin,;
2, D. Ryan. I _ ~ _ .
2, D. Ryan. ; ' .5
Hurdle Race-1, K. McPherson;
G. McDonald.
Tiainor; 2, F. McCarthy. . ._ __ 
Catrhy; 2, T. Trainer. _ ',
by F. Hogan and P Lagneux. h .
Bears and H. Locnasney.
Threelagged race--1., T. Hogan and
Peter Caughlan.
Iutyre.
Consolation race-1, T. Tobin, 2,
T. Mclntvre
V rangements.)   '
ds, for men
_ *L31 _,
as ,A
is
now understood that the mail service
for two years will be performed jointly
by the Allan and Elder Dempster lines.
. l
A down which Murphy
visiti the
iiberrlg ua’
Q.
if
fini.
ot an ima gon. -im aiiai.,
'rift' mu" wu mai mimi oaisfaot
at twenty-live, and aitereome more .11
sarlmmsgesnargehadthesadatsellsssl
Teelsltilehi sim el
NEXT WEE
{§£§§;bn%suaJ=X3=m»
F.
Will give special
We havethe
I'
i
i iii?
will be the medical staff tor the Trans-
g vaal.
.f. A grant oi $125 will be given to the
bmcers ot the Transvaal force towards
An advance ot nay ti oicors of 860f
will also be allowed. Checks tor these
‘ Tas: Athlete Society ol St. Dunstan’s
on
tries was large and each event was
,was contested. Below isa tist of the
P9 =i
V Putting Shot-,1, F. R, Lawless, $1
’_]"5000 to sell!! from
100 dash- (junior) -1,H.Loom-
‘°~»r.§°':*..'z.tv1'*» iwvt 3.;
. e. . ii. wi 
Bwlins His”  1.   i eaoo ui so.
G.Beams; _2, F. McDonald. M . . n
'1 _ -
uma Ju»ir;r.-»miii‘osi=)'-,-,1,,K. 
1~l!herson.‘19"ft.§ 2. R. Lawleesr' 
Two m‘le Bicycle Race.-1. E. 
2;
Quarter mile Running._Rsce--1. T.,
Halt mile'Running Race--1. F. Mc- 
Handball Contest'-(senior)-Won]
Handball Contest-junior, Won by J.-‘A
, Shoe and stocking race--1, H. Mc-
The stiidents wish to thank th  ' IW Smny8ide`
ms men and oth Y 9 un- He * See our large range of ties at 883 per cert discouli
getting another trial for the Asshole. I ~ I . s
but again Murphy tailed to kick a goat UM 
and the ball was kicked ol at twenty- i
uve. After some more scrimnlglng
M_cMahon msdea good run to within a
yard of his opponents' goal line, where
the ball was scrimmaged, whin llc-
Intyre, breaking through the scrim-
magataking the ball wi h him procured
another triil icr` the Anchors
which was taken out and kicked but was
no goal. Timo was then called, the
score sLasdiug,Anchors 14 ;Poliy wauge
O.
The playing cf E. Moran, D. Large.
McMahon, Mclutyre and B. Brown' lor
the Anchors was exceptionally `
and thet.c£EMcLean. A.IcLeed. le
and Dill in for the Polly-waugs was
also good.
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Qnn.s.iii white,
shaded. crimson, in tact
WI!
25c.a desdi to 82.16 a
  _ ' " ‘AA 2°‘a  as
Ouqadies’ hats #$1.50 look .
The te ,“_,»..__, ata imdvy blue, 'es
brows, f r, gy, iawnaad .
One  iii handaaavmm.
 uns, veins or
_ in trimming. and' _ llvh
saint. ii n ni.
lofi!
email niuisiolli
Grand Provincial Bazaar.
' St. Dunstan’s Cathedral Basement, Oct _I6th to 20th*
CHEAP' HAILWRY FABES -(S86 ‘lrllll Br- 2
 To all Bazaar' visitors from the country we guarantee "
pleasant and profitable time. We will do our share towards if, b
making special reduced prices on Boots and Shoes for Bazaar wee 4
, Then iliere is cur- big display of
Slater Shoes for you A to see. _ '
_Just`\cam'e in time* for the Big Bazaar. nfteen cases of them,
in 2 $3.50 and'_$5.00 a pair. ~ ‘ ~ I
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SHIRTS W. G Q R
Regularprice$160now 81%.
£98
$1.25
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Gordon &
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85c. 57c.
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Visa p lvery¢er|nentle¢uereeeeed~
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Producers. VH*