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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I. NOVEMBER, 27 1899
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_ Aserer a good cause by patronizins
the Apron fair and Tea of the W. C. T.
U. on Dec. 14th.
Tin: Local Council meeting at Prince
of Wales College Saturday afternoon
_ the Trnnsvaal,” illnstia el with st re
optean views.
devtltipvfl an informal talk about th
Tm: Pictcu Advocate says: The
plant and good will of the Halifax
Morning Chronicle. Echo and Nova
Scotian are to be sold at sheriff sale in
that city on the 6th December. The
sale of the good.will. be subject to a
reserved bidding of $15,000.
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No definite action was taken.
Bun: in mind Mr. A. E. Arsenault’s
Lecture in St. James’ Hall, Tuesday
evening. Subet-t: ‘ulohannesberg and
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condition oi the Douknobor women.
l'r ie probable that the new Prince of
Wales College will be finished about
8 Wllllii yOU lZ0 billy y0\11° the middle of January. The carpenters
are completing their work, and the
,gpwear frgm ug as We work of heating and plumbing is being
pushed forward with all the speed pos-
tw we have thg bggt vglue sible. ltis the intention to open the
C.llege as soon as it is finished.
thec"`y° Ma. C. B. Cnarrmrn is basy com-‘
pleting the plans of st me fifty houses.
mught' for spot' cash and , which will beconstructed in Sydney. C
I low B., by Messrs. 8churman._ Lefurgey &
° Co., of Summerside. Twelve of the
above are to be completed this season
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° . ° ae soon the weather permits in the
vy do special 55c a suit. ,puns of NW __
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0 d0 special 809 3 suit- The vegetable market in Halifax is
. o oducts on ac-
0 au. WOO] Spefual $1 00 cr:>l:i.tr<>sfl(;h'e‘d)1fril:alldf Ed much produce
. _ from Prince Edward Island, but sup-
ltl.. ,- pliesin the market are quite good.
18806 lilléd 1.00 8. Slllt. The market here, le in sympathy
with foreign markets. Prince Edward
lllel' gl'8d6 1.30 8 Bulb. Island stock is selling at 18 cents
High prices are expected right away._
i€‘ti’.8l' gl'8d6S in Rlbbéd THB committee which stands behind
Dr. Bairie. who has gone to South
08d 8nd SCOl'.Cl1 W00l lip Africa with the Canadian contingent as
_ _ representative _of the Young Men’s
`t.&)0 Il Slllt. Christian Association, are somewhat
disappoiiitt d at the response thus far to
their appeal for funds to support the
" work. All contribvtions, large or small
‘ will be gladly received and acknow-
‘ lodged bv Mr G. S. Gzaweki. treasurer
. 15 Toronto Street. Tor-into. The total
- so far is only $680. The total for the
' ‘ .insurance fuss is $3,854.60. rss
The Peoples’ St0re_ above subscription list is open to the
people ot P. E. l.
MR. D. A. SHARPE was in the city
on Saturdav |in connection with a
shipment of Island iruit which he in-
tends making in the course of a few,
days. Mr. Sharpe has purchased up-‘
wards of 150 barrels of choice fruit for
chi ii - %%’,‘,tf
 local and foreign niarkcts. He reports
the crop this season a very small one,
*»  - -  ~-»- --""” and he finds it didicult to procure large
uantiti-s rf an trtit tilai' k'nd The
q _ __ , y pa _ - . .
principal grades purchased by Mr.
Sharpe have been, Pippins. Alexand-
° ' l ers, =¢Russet's, Wealftivs Ben Davit-e
  and Bethels. To-day Mr. Shar-ie will
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vi-?t it number of place;-i across the
i'iv»»f with a view of comp etitig his
$38
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'lbbed Special 506 a' sum' and the remainder will be constructed’
.l`HnS S City of Ghent arrived in
port yesterday, and sails this mornin
with a general cargo.
Gnauvinnn Barns.-We are hav-
ing very moderate weather for the time
of year thus giving our farmers enli-
cient time to lnish their fall plougning
etc.- Messrs. Cass. MacKenzie and
Joseph Harding, our knights of the
birchen road art to all appearances
making excellant progress in teaching
the young idea h1w to shoot.-Mr.
Cyrus Morris has tr-icted a windmill on
his barn, This is t ie ti -st o! these lat-or
_swing machines that has been erected
in this vicinity and we predict that ere
long all our farmers will have them in
operation.-Mr. John A. MacKenzie
ot South Granvilli has had his dwelling
house repaired and enlarged and it now
presents a comfor ails appearance.-
Our roads and bridges are in a most de-,
plorable condition and when the Gov- "
ernment oiiicials are requested to have
them repaired the answer given is
“there is no m ne," to be ex-
pended on bridges or roads. These
facti together with the Governments
action on the Temperance _question
have caused many thinking people
to lose faith. To all appearances we
are having a revival in Temperance
in Granville it present as we under-
stand that Pearly Stream Division N o
200 S. O. T. has almost doubled its
membership during the past two
months. They intend holding a social
and enterrainment on the evening of
Dec. 12 h. and as Granville_ entertain-
ments are well known, those wishing a
good time should make a note of the
date.-Much interest is evinced here in
the Trinsvaalwar and as the Guanorait
always leads the vm with authentic dea-
patohes it ie anxiously looked for every
Thursday. Com. l g
The legion of friends of Hise Annie
Amanda Stewart, eeoind daughter of
Chief of Police J. H. Stewart, probably
never had a more severe shock than
when they heard this morning that _she
was dead. But recently she had re-
turned from a brief holiday at Hirrison
Hot Springs with h~ r brother-in-low
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Mo-
Guigan. She was teen to all appear-
ance in good health, though she had
told Mrs. llcGnigan of a pain that she
had in her heart. She was otherwise
eo well that nothing was thought of the
matter. List night Miss Stewart was
apparently as well as ever and retired
after some lriends,w he had been -mak-
ing a social call had-left. At 3 o’t~l~_ok
this morning her father got up on ac-
t cunt of some personal illness and in
passing her room heard her moaning.
He got a light and hurriedly called her _
mother and as speedily as _ possible- a
physician was telephoned lor. The y
docior did all that c' ul" hc dune but
human power was helpless. T. 0 pain
in tue heart that she had spoken of wal
due to an aneurism ine bursting of
which caused _death. The deceased
was it native of Prince Edward Island
andcame here with her pir~»nts as n
child. She, with Mis. Charles Nelson
and a few others. was is pupil of Van-
couvei-’s first st hool and those who
happen ti have a Wo le’s iire
souvenir edition will see tier picture
with the other who were children at tht-
Most delicious ‘\‘iP“‘°""
Is what our Lady customers
say about our Fig Cake
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to ti0~ull.ai and C \ Bl L0D(l0D
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Fl`lt_E-Cameron Block
ESIDENCE-Hotel Davies.
ce Hours-9.80 a. m. to 1 p. m-.
in Charlottetown.
to Sip. m., 7 to 8 p. m.
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istttuittiiantt,
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somewhere else, but not on this earth. c y .
When you want Dry Goods of any kind drop in to
MY STORE, it’-i the cheapest store in Charlottetown.
You getbetter goods than you get anywhere in Charlotte-
town. You get a larger assortment than you get anywhere
You’ll get better at_tention than ` you get anywhere
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time in front of the first school house.
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63 pieces of Dress Goods, 40 inches wide and very
pretty patterns. Three Thousand One Hundred and
Sixty One yards. VVe expect to sell the lot out in two
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Presbyterian church and was the kind _ '  mv- "|R&|V”»
of woman whose friends were legion
and who had no enemies. One sister.
Mrs. McGui.ian. lives here, another..
Mrs. J. T. Fife. is in Nelson, and her
two brothers, Hector and Jack. are in
Dawson. The World joins with what
it is assured ie the universal feeling' of
the community, that is tie deepest sym-
pathy with ttie family so suddenly
t-trikcn with such a teriible sorrow. In
order to allow her sister, Hxs. Fife, to
be hers a reqne~_t has been made to the
&ullh0l'l|Sl°8 DO allow her funeral to be
half! on Sunday afternoon.-Vancouver
Daily World Nov. 8.
ALL voters are invited to the Kinder-
Kartfn H-ill tonigit. to hear addresses
on “The Pledgtd Laague'M'>vement.”
The object is a united blow _to the
'Strong dritik tramc of Canada. Mr.
Duncan Mtrhall of 1‘.>r.>.;to,and ot'i ere
will addres the meeting.
On Saturday it was reported that diph-
theria was prevails .t in the City. Upon
investigati'-n the GUARDIAN leans that
there is only. one case. Owing to the
t°h1lu’s illness Notre Dame Convent was
6 09°C on Friday morning to day schol-
ars for a week. lhe patient is reported _
c nvalescer t. 1
The Steamer Cecouna. of the Black
Diamond Line, arrived from hfontrea
about nine o’olock Saturday morning.
bringing a large miscellaneous freifht.
She sails to-day and will have cattle.
sheep and hay on deck. Her under
deck space will be taken up with pro-
duce, etc., including 16,000 l.-age of ease
ahippedby Carvell Bros. and Nelson
R.tt:nbury.
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PERSONAL MEl'l`l0N
Hr. Earnest E.Rore,repreeon' the
Parisian Corset Mannfacturinzng Co
days, loaves on return this morning.
Hrs. A. D. Duchemin was apaaaengor
by \he3Priueoee Saturday morning, on
monte to Picton, where sho will visit Mr.
H. P. Duxhemin, B. A. of Picton Acad-
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Miss Heiklejohn, who for several years
was onoof the head nurses of the Royal
Victoria Hospital, has been appointed
lady superintendent of the Good Samarit-
ian Htwpital at Cincinnati. Mises Heike-
john leaves earlv next month to assume
her new position. Mies Meiklejohn,
ie very well known Charlottotoirn. Sho‘
visited here last summer.
Pruics'ri.nr’s Dress Fabrics are alway
reliable. Guaranteed Fast Colors
guaranteed Satisfaction. Serges, Craves
nettho, Silk Warp End(-ras, Poplins.
Cover-tsandFfanev Blacks. Ask your
merchant for them.
‘Every body should know
that the best place to buy
carpets and house furnishmgf
is at Prowsc Bros,
Our staple department is
booming. Low prices big as-
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In thiscity, on the 28rd inet.. to Mr
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nannies. - '
At tire residence of the 'brides father,
Upton, P. E. l., Nov. 21st, by Paltor
A C Shiw 'I`. J. W.~l.uce Down of
King’s Co.
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t Pabst Malt
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Short serge skirts in black and navy, 
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defying fabric, accurate cnt and styliahi
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Oak Music Racks $200
Nice Large Oak Book Rack 8310
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