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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTIETONVN, SEPl`EMBE.t 13 1899
Before the Hop
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TARINA
at help to .he complexion,
the tar tends to cure pim-
es, or other skin troubles
Sold in tin lined boxes, ‘75c
lfnot for sale at your drug-
t we will send boa postpaid
receipt of price
l a p rfect tar soip, and a.
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ALBERT TOILET SOAP C0
0 Box "£10 `\lOl\TRLAL _.___
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okllnt Vlnogal
epickling season having come
d again we are prepgygii as
WSUPPIY 0\1l‘,Customers with
9111118 they may rnquire in this
e ave a stock of
glish Malt Vinegar,
nadian Malt Vinegar,
glish Spiced Vinegar,
ple Cider Vinegar
f White Wine Vinegar,
nc ite Wme Vinegar.
so Pickling Spices Cayinne
ners, Turmeric etc
EER & GDFF S
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no ohovssg
Every piir of Kid Gloves
lly Store
X is guaranteed It they
la
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on t give satisfaction in
very way bring tliem§
ck,sand we will give
ou a new pair for them
eer ti y--no questions
illll’lll‘iillll‘iillll
ui iy Gloves But-
ned, Sac
Oui Lily Clove laced
Our Adonis Glove in
»uttoned and laced dome
sstened, $1 10
Our Muriel Laced
OurCelebrated
)aphne $1 So
We have all the new-
st shades
Orders by mail pro
rtly attended too
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buccessors to Beer Bros
TALE OE
before talainff iiolent e\ei  
e of ani kind the use of
ARIVA -the lad e hair
ap, prevents the eiil eliects
ers ration
Kensington Presbyterian
Church.
The second anniversary services in
connection with the Kensingston Presby-
trian Church will be held ti-morrow
morning, commencing at 11 o’clock.
The Rev. Prot. Ross will preach the
anniversary sermon. and special music
will be rendered by leading local t ls'nt.
Great preparations have been made bv
Mr. MeQuarrie of ther§;;,;>=f;;°f;;~fh,r~;,eg;1f<=h»Ms -1- H-
“Abcrdfcnn   is expectedthatalirge contingent oi  _ ' *_
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L  a..- GEO. CARTE.R-&1iZ'O. the Trade is coming our W
The rush for SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL REQUISITES is
TEACHERS. SCHOLARS AND PARENNS will find our sicilpply o
Exercise Books, Scribblers, Pens, Inks, Paper, &¢'.`,--_ &c., larger an more
ever before. Prices always the lowest. One and all `r'-rivited to .>¢ .at .at .at
THRILLING EXPERIENCE
Wind Blowing a Hurricane
-Crew Benumbed by the
Water and Cold.
s
of The Celebrated VICTORIA, Sept. -ll.-Two of the
crew of the ill-lated “Aberdeen”
B3bY 9 OW" S039 Messrs. Clark and‘McQuarrie, have a’r-
sl 9 lrived here. ‘
The Aberdeen wasowned by Captain
Johnson Lord, and Mr. E. Boswell of
this place and went ashore at Savage
Harbor in last Thursday[’}gg1e_
“We lelt Douglastow , Ggspe,” said
Mr- MCQuarrie to a Gnsanian corres-
pondent. ‘~wiiha tnlllaad ot sleepers
for Sydney, last . Wednesday, with a
ftllr WBSI Wind- Towards night. how-
ever. 510 WiD'l shifted to the North
W6Si 8_i!)lJl,'as soon blowing a hurri-
'GEi'iie.` _
“The captain decided lo turn 'about
and try to make Mal Bay. We were
then carrying the jumbo and double
reeted mainsail. .
“The Wind was by this time blowing a
hurricane; but while attempting to
turn about, our main sheet was torn
from the boom and t‘ie jumbo also went
by the board. As our loresail was not
new and unable to withstand such a
gale, it was impossible to lay to.
“The captain headed her due south
and then began a~ night to be long re-
membered. Unable to;see ten;teet ahead
of us, wet and almost benumbed by the
water and cold, unable to warm our-
selves or make a tire we. drifted dor-
ing that terrible night with the seas
rolling mountains high. Morning camo
at last, however, but still the wind blew
even more than during the night. We
cleared North Point successfully and
had the wind remained in the same
quarter we might have ccme ' out safe.
~-However the wind came in North
East. There we were caught in the
horns of the cresc-nt shaped island
with a sea rolling inouutiins high. No
ship that sails could escape from that
terrible n’ght. Our only alternative
was ti let her ground.
“Our captain had displayed the
greatest coolness during the whole
eventful day, and seeing that the vessel
had to be beached he chose his spot.
It was well chosen. Three great waves
swept us over the tirst bar, and we
were in quieter water. The wind and
waves brought us quite near the shore
but as we had lost our boat we would
have to remain abroad all night but for
some fisherman who had assembled at
the beach and who very pluckily came
to our assistance.
-‘I cannot say too much about the
hospitality of those people” continued
the sailor, -‘they treated us very kindly
and helped us to recover all our per-
sonal effects.Captain Lord too is greatly
to be praised for his great pluck in
sticking to the wheel. While crossing
the bare. great wave sent him with
great force against the cabin but the
next instant he was at his post.”
The Aberdeen is insured for $600.
This is the second wreck from this port
this summer. Most of the sleepers
were saved but the vessel will likely be
a total wreck.
Captain Lord remained at Savage
Harbor. Mr. John McNeviu who was
also on board has not yet returned to
Victoria, but is visiting friends in
Canoe Cove.
‘-Two heads are better than one. “It
the one who have is dull and heavy you
need Hood’s Svrsaparilla. It will give
hm MMMM§
you prompt relief.
ll
eo an S o ii s. ti ensure a
a successful celebration and it
city friends will be present. Montreal
“fitness 9th.
[Phe Mr. McLeod referred to is from
Spiington. P. E. I. and graduated last
april with honors in philosophy from
McGill. He is at present tudying in
the Presbyterian College l\flntrea1.]
HALIPAX T0 ST. JOHN.
Arranged Between I. C. R. and
C. P. R.
MONTREAL. Sept. 9.-lt is understood
the long standing question of tha terms
and conditions upon which the C. P._R.
should beallowed to continue the use
of the I. C. R. between St John and
Halifax has been settled.
President Shaughnessy stit-ed yes-
terday th it an agreement has been ar-
rived at, but he declined to divulge its
nature. He preferred, he said, that
particulars should come from the Minis-
ter of Railways.
I ¢_'» rf =
Constipation,
Headache, Biliousness,
Heartburn,
lndigestion, Dizzineeo,
indicate that your liver
ls out of 'order-. The
best medicine to rouse
the liver and cure all ‘
these ills. ls found in
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Hood  ..~ -’.'1~ai’.;f
£5 centl. Sold N' ai! niefilr-jim rioalena.
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APPLES!e_§PP|.ES!
Saturday Ss|i_timl|fr_|_ti_i|_i at I0-30 u’cIook
BY AUCTION
One car load choice gravensteines
direct from Annapolis orchards, all
to be sold without reserve. "
E. H. NO RTON,
Sept. 13 15 I8, Auctioneer.
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_ Bargains in
Womon " lraratara
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Sowing Maohinoss
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to do the sewing for the.,
fan ily. They can’t afford 2
to be without them-ss-
peciallfy when they can be
bought at such low prices.
$40
for l
$25_. . .
Vi e have a few tirst-class
sample machines on hand,
regular price $40, our price
to clear $25. All warranted.
Come in and see them.
ILLER BROS
Connolly’s Building.
Queen Sa.
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tory on
  H 1 lllsrsliy. the 2|sl of Ssnlesher lsslast,
 Commencing at ll O CLOCK A. M.,
The time has come when you should look up your  _ ' p g:
ward robe and se how you are fixed for spring wax. "l_"_ A SUPBTWT Piano: (WW) P&\`1°l‘»
In the event of you deciding to invest in a suit or 
overcoat, etc, act promptly by orduring the same till)
J 1' mcKnuzin..ias,r=s°r    
all his household eiiects com risin
Dining Room, Hall, Bedroom and
Kitchen Furniture. .
Terms cash.  ` r '
_ - - R. BE 4-RISTO,
.. .Auctioneer-.
Sept. 13rd _ ~
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All further particulars given ouxapplication to the secretary.
Admission to the grounds 25 cents, children under 12 years old 15 cents.  8
i Admission to Grand Stand 25 cents. - ~»-~ --»~; -~-- ~ - -
S pecial Rates _by Steamers a.n‘d_Ra
B , .regular and all special trains from all stations so Charlottetown on
to return same day as follows, :- -
T` ish toP' 'll.°l' 1.25: '
Hlggmlield “ Pldsrzdgg mc Bswe’1.l5 : Sour-is _to Bear River-‘inclusive
C-inway “ Richmond “ .9.§ : Rillo Bay “ Midg-ll '
Wellington * Sf.Eleanor's “ .81 2 Mario “ D°\18‘liS “ »
Summer-ide “ Freetovin " S=‘.A.ndrews “ 'racadie “ '
E ld °‘ Fred ' to “
mera eric n Bidtord “ Suit lk “
Clyde “l North Wilr.§hire“ York 2-50. Union 206,
t2`o'2'a'.
(‘-o1\-ille “ Loyalist. " George ow n tu Perth '
Milton 30c. Winslne 200. Royalty Junction I 48_Roa_d ~ °' Peakes
l£c; Cemeteg llc. St. Duustans 5c. 1 Pisquid
Kinkora., bany imd~Car.e Traverse 750 1
Also return tickets at one single first-class fare will be is ed from all stations to
Charlottetown on the 13th and 14th September, goodto turn by all trains up
to and on the‘E5th Se oember.
The special trains will run as follows.Local Time°-
Leave Summersidepn arrival of the regular' train from Tignisb on the 14th Sep-
bomber.
5?5§¢¢
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1 Lowe Fredericton
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“ No h Wiltshire
‘ Royalty Jun ti i
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Speii.-=l il-.lin leaves Cape Traverse at T 1-. rn.; Alba:-_v _T.l6 rl. in.; Kinkora
a. m.: connecting with t-he special at Emerald and arrives at. Cnarlottemwn 11.40 a. m
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A special train will leave Charlottetown on the afternoon of the Men for ihe west  
at 6.00 p. m.,_ connecting at Summerside with the train for Tignish.
It addition to regular morning train on the 14th. 9. specialtr tin will
Leave qouris _ at 8.00 a. rn. 2 Leave Mt. Stewart : t 9. *-5 a. rn.
“ Bear River " - 8.31 °‘ I “ Tlcdf0rd °' ‘-ll.lS "
ss  Pgt r’ ss ~ A as ,,
. ' e s 9.01 ' : Royalry Junction “ 10. 45
” “ Morell “ 9.26 “ I Arrive Charlottetown “ 11.00 “
Special trains will leave for Georgetown and Souris at 6.30 p. m. day of the race
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Return fare from Picton to Ch’town $2.00 on the 13th, good to return up to and on
the 15th. `
Steamer Jacques Cartier wil issue tickets, good to return same day for 25 ce'-ts,
leaving Ch’town at 5 p. m. -
All communications to be addressed to the Secretary. ‘
F. L. HASZARD, ' C .R. SMALLWOOD,
President Sem, ta
Aug' 22 Tues. Thur. & Sal. ` I ry
“It lakes    
More Than
Beauty to run
Say’s the crusty, but wise old bachelor. Yes and
this reminds us of the .
Model Grands Ran e
Without a doubt the finest Range in exis_teng9_ égr
a“te°<1111_@v@»r respect. it  heat the het :water
boiler quicker.  any otherrange made,
_ We MVB .E  f}~s'sss1¢'|e»,»i~»F~u¢s»'»-1`nan.s` 41..-... $26
a specialist in
p es ery reasonable
information
. IiCE.SE RACES. ~ "`°'°°‘°“"°"°'
2.25 class “ $260- 0 T '|'|*°
Free forlall ’ °‘ 36000 "'='=‘“T"
2.30 Class . “ ' ' 150.00
Entries close 30th ust 1899 No horse barred b  made  lst Au ual: 
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P C Corsets
You’ll wear no
vsvawsadisvsa/a vows
Excursion return tickets will be issued at one-first class fare from all stations
on the lntercolonial and P. E. I. Railway to Charlottetown on the 13th September
good to return up to and on the 15th Se tembei
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Its ust a. matter
with this best
P C Corsets are
corsets that wil
when you buy
and tit until they
Ask your dry
nearer for P C
-tell him to show
lo 306
$1 00
for example
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