aflilid’
.Birthdays
1 Whaxietherenicer thin e
INN! mill. Prim #Loo np,
W.W'.'Weilner°s
.. _-_
Ullloea in NW Prevue
 tim, tinrimmwn.
Q.
‘Ill lerthemberland arrived laat.
lqetln _
Tll Ahegweite and Prince Edwards
lnylaethallonlnadeyaftea-noon.
Blv Rnwrn Barrrn, Cerdipn, was a
_ ’
' “ ,noun 3"' ‘ . _ pmennl' by the Northumberland leet
`A ‘oi You r'
' -self-for et I
Christmas' Gift
eennaarumuuntnua. |
Ola' Arehdtifli d
‘lhazrdgrui wczkauof-Larz.
GEi).ll.,CO0K
‘»"~ norocnarnss.
Tl e llurllo wherchnly ie always wel
come.
rluoriss’
mos B|.ooo
Pu.Ls
'lake thin. water blood.
Riel. lea and Pure
' They restore the color to
faded cheeks. Price :5r: a h0x_
GEO. E. HUGHES, '
I Apoihecnriea Bell. ,
. tt... > .
Trouser Tips!
Hen; your beet pair of
trnnserl up on the wall and
take l k
....7 ilI.'.",.iZ",'!..°f'...i.1’i‘Z.t.‘§.
mnl.:°°"......."-' ‘°' “...’-.“‘°'
any ~
V pnriignler appivionnnenizi
A  reall good h
8:10 l , 
ydllfd ran
he attained l tial -
 Good: late:tPa:d
variety-nt, workman-
.i§.°:: "ur~°r.- an
P1011 ltito yon.
D- McLaren “°"'°'
'raaareaucrar 'mn'
lar.
arg;
RUBBERS.
   RUBBERS
All the _leading Brandsf
,We Keep
Thelargest assortment in
the city. Ocr rubber boots
:xi the kind that wear. at
" _y vc to ur rn -
hers  the r?eliel¥l.etsl1°oe store.
A. `E.,‘,llieEACi|EN.
  'A`.Sl1oe Man. .
15;.
° ‘$1.35
s The shoe snap oi
_.TF `“‘*>°- 
,'~3‘ijii"_`iiii"eir` we are
odrringa Ladies’ fine
.xiw-sfnce amy ...it
T ‘,qnh~'.. ,.
2.00.
l
l
Needed
Money
More Than
.Shoes
A shoe maker in this
position gave ns the
f.llouinq lines at al-
most on- own prices.
Q iclt buyers will reap
a harvest.
Girls’ brown call
laeed boow, fel: lined,
worth $1.50 now 85<~.
Girls’ black pebble
laced boots, iieece lin-
ed,` worth $1.35 now
85c.
Girls’ and sniall
biys’ felt slligpers.
worth 35e. now
We-men's job lot felt
slippers, your choice,
35c. .
~ Men’sworiringboo*e,"
lielt lined, #Loo and
1.25.
Women'n Dbngolalac-A
ed boots, patent lip,-
sizes 3 to_ 5%-- only
$1.00. '
Alley Q. Cm
See tI1e`ni"in ‘ont
windows. `
To the Reader `
oi the Guardian
Wil() SMOKES
$l0 000-llionirese
“The Best Sc. Cller-
“La liamaca”
3 for zsc
5000 in Stock.
foe
Famous
iSoap
favorite.
and be con-
by all procera.
evening.
, Jall 81-nwaarof Paton A: Oo ls lm-
proving, after the injariee received a few
den lse-
Uiennwarrszsn on the steamer Turret.
Bell have instructed Hyndmen K Co., to
look after their interests
1‘nn8et»nrday0eardlan.onlyilftycanta
a year laaaexcellent-glitter that h-lend
sfyenrlabeoed. Snbaerlbeiorietodev.
Tan last laauaof the laritlme farmer
eelelndes ite rwpoet ol the0lerlollt»Uwn
Exhibition and in commenting on the
show of herees apaekeln tsrmnol the
biulllet nralae and psnpbeelea seeceaa for
the fntureof hcreerelalnl lnt.hlaPro-
vlnce.
Connssroanlsre when eenrlinn newa
items to the Guardian should he enre to
alenthelr semen to the same. Nothing
that in unsigned, or to which e fictitious
name is attached will be published. The
name ie not wanted for publication, out
ior the information of the editor.
was mms schemas, Rafi :P»|..t,
arrived home a few days agcon aehort
visit from lediiekl, lean. Mine Mc-
Lellan has been an attendant of the led
held Hospital of the Insane, for some
lime. and has lately graduated from the
nlrsing School of thlt llltitlltidlh
As Advertising Agency has been
established in connection with this paper.
Thus persons and firms desiring ad-
vertising in any neweplperonteide cl this
city, are having same placed by The
Guardian. They I-hun secure the
same rata-r neil they placed their order
direct, and have each advertisement.
checked to see that it gets the pwper
number of insertions and appears as def
sired.
Tnir men from the Garden of the Gulf
who have east. their lot la the land where
the silvery Oolorado wands ies way, have
many of them achieved notable success.
'They excel in all their endsavm~s.` es ls
proved by the ease of Wallington lclieod
n former Islander, who won Bret. place In
I recent carnival spertn held in Lead-
`fvr.Ie, Colorado. Be won ilrat. in nearly all
ebeevents, setting a pace that surprised
all.
Ons of the moat depiwnble things
Says the Truro News that we see ln the
Prince Edward Island papers is the num-
beraof farms and far-rn implements ad-
vertised for sale. The farmers who are
leavin; the Garden of the Gnii may take
our word for it that never again will they
be more comfortable :han ln their old
home. Why e farmer would lane the
Garden and gr elsewhere ie one of the
D Y unsolved mysteries under heaven
Wsnrwoarn Ham.. Elliott Row, Bt.
s ‘ John, N. B. was the scene cl a very
pretty wedding last Wednesday, when in
the prearnec of their immediate relatives
We have  maina from Ethel F. uanghtnrol Dr. end lra.- E N.
New London a quantity of nm. wi n-me to rr. s. wmaaaaar,
who ls well known here. After the wed-
pure . ` ding snpperhlllbepw couple left 'lor
Honey m the Cemb i':;:::'.:':..°::.f'..?:.'..:.‘.‘.‘..f.°.1‘°....'::
It look FIRST PRIZE at "N l°“°°f°"\°‘7 'NU D- \l¢e°°`°
Benqwhloh firm lr. Wanameker ln'
  presents in Prince Edward Inland.
Beer & Gnff_ ..:'.f:. :.':°.:’.;°::."‘:.+-.cz-..~:°:,.:::
and builds up the body in general. This
lathe timemfyeerto tale themilic per
box. A. W. Reddin,Pbem B, The
Central Drugstore.
i__________
WANTED.-Evnrynln anti boy who
needs afall srltor nvercoattoglve me a
nil. The cnet possible poods to select
gem and lowest possible prism fo good
loede. I keep none but the beet work-
I have numerous tnetllncnlels like
in|. -
Charlottetown, P. I. I.
Sept. D, lilli.
I have resolved salt In good
is the last twenty
coapetniate yeeend yoerane-
Yoere ‘B17
W A. lvarnr
ltr Libere
new tl.
-1_i-1-1-xx-n
gl
l
eil?
» bk.
Fresh ewes
every piece.
¥
`
._¢,_°y
vialthg
aaa use aeesiase.
nrarvasai wade. hh
bass-lcttaenwa. eaWed~
iii;
eil
Inv. Wlllaan haw or lactaaqlv
n.n.,a»seaara»eo¢raaysnwinaa¢i
lawllyhama lralialdbaabesnvislt
lllkerleilin Prince Iflward Island.
Tlllillfldnydalnndealnthb
navraaa,-is an me by the in d
lyndmsnlfie. lttmrnerlystoedinthe
been d lbht
Tn: 8, I. lluthnmberlaad will take
ewavaspartefhar cargo this mornlus
toPlctoe,I ear pork,ahipped by B. B
latch 1 0e.,_w eases nm. ahlvoed by
Auld Brngeldl) barrels of pork an
heme shipped by Devla ¢ Fraser.
Auono the paaeenuzere on the Western
Train yesterday was Daniel G. McPherson
of Dorehnetm' leer., who for the past
three laonthshas been visiting his home
attiewton Urcaslr. lePheleen has been
absent for about thirteen years end refers
with much pieaanre to the many features
of imvrovement noticeable in both city
and country during that time. t
llncnattrs and other telephone users
along Sunnyside were very seriously
lncomrnoded yentetiay when for the
greater portlonof the day they were
without due notice deprived of the
service of theil telephones while the
wires were being connected with a
rccentlylnatallcd cable. A great deal
of discomfort would have been avoided
had the 'hlcphone Company notified
customers that tbli change was going to
take place end that the telephones
would he disconnected.
lr weather permits. this afternoon. a
friendly football match will be played at
the C. A. A. A. grounds between the
United Bankue ot Charlottetown and the
Prince ol Wales Collette team. The Bank-
ers have e number of senior players ln-
elndlng Dcrsey`0ullen end Macdonald of
the Abeuwella ; McCarthy and Raddln of
the Victorian: and Clarke of the Prinde
Edwards. The game should be
an intettbill one. Prof. Barlow
willrefenae. The Prince of Wales team
will probably he back, Trainer; half-backs,
McKeneie, lfrowne, Matheson, Mclldillan;
quarters, Stine, R Warburton; forwards
.llcIAan, Harvey, G. Irvlng,Barlow. Mc-
Carthy, Cr-eahan, Dawson, hlcieod.
Tun Moncton Transcript has the follow-
ing pathetic story of an Ialanuer abroad.
Paddy Prnnty, the only one who occupied
'he cell' last night, was a dejected dzure
when broltuht belnrn laglntrate Kay
this morning. He had been arrested
about eleven o'clook lest evenlnz by
Omcer Sherwood, and the night in tl e
cells hed added llttln to his appearance
Paddy told the Magistrate that- he belong-
ed to Chariot tetown, P. E. leland, but
has been r mployed on the new shops here.
Leaving his employment. he had intend-
ed going to the lumber woods, but got
drunk instead. “live dollars or four
_'lays ," the Magistrate briefly remarked
and then Paddy launched forrh into a
pathetic story of lack of funds end prom-
ises to reform. His plea proved good, for
ilegir-trate Kay accepted the lhree dollan
which Paddy vowed wne the lean cent he
hed, and allowed him to gc, on condition
that he would Immediately-leave for the
lumber woods, which Paddy promised
faithfully to do.
A vntv pretty wedding was solemn-
lssd at the Baptist peraonage, Attlfboro,
Ilasn., Oct. 24, when Ilan hfarllia Kel-
lonzh, of Gay's River, N. 3 , and Beniamin
Beers,ot Charlottetown. were uniied in
marriage by the Rev R. 0. Sherwood.
The bride was very tastefully frowned in
asnlt of blue ladira' cloth with white lace
waist over silk; and white hat. She was
attended by hvr eletnr, lisa Nellie Ke|~
longh. The groom wee supported by his
be-other, .James Beers. The youon ooople
received many pr-e|.ty.and useful preeeniri
Just. before leaving his work, the groom
was pleaoantly surprised by his employers
and shop mates, who rneeented him with
a handsome Morris chair, a rlook and a
ten dollar bill as a token of their eetaeem
gud good wlll. Mr. emi Mrs. Beers spent
their honeymoon in Boston and vlcinl y.
,They were not' forgotten in the matter oi
Hoe and confetti, but were liberally
ehovvered with both by crowds of friends
at the station. On their return they will
rieide on Maple street, Attieboto.
lcstcd
Watches
By means oi our Enely
rated Chronometer, our
watches. before helen put
on sale, are Irbiected to
severe timekeeping tests.
whlehenenrethelracenrete
performance.
This dom not increase
the coat of the watch, and
iaof considerable value ro
every watch owner.
G.l".lnlci\eaoI\.
MMM onus
eamecf F. W. Byadman. the senior mem;
The malta
div an
‘IUPUI being
Pr. du cha"
alta-noon.
Bemmereide about
atwnoon um th
ldtetown by spgghi
St. John malls d
wived at Pt. .ln
I Wed. but none of
Hints further wan page eg
Blum dia satntan Pt
ll' Rlilllr l-ripe this morning
L
.THE K|lil§'S
- illllill lilllllllllll
at the rceidenne of C. B. Fraser, Keq.
10-M d mwi 4|
Nlw crop fruits, choice stock, vis:
Almeria Grapes Oranges, Lemons, Figs,
Dates, Apples and Nurs. W.a. Johnstone.
Montague. l0$)dtw f
TBI lollowlng anhooners, loaded by W.
A, Poole 1 Co.. Iawer Montague, have
relied with their cargoes: Je -ie M.
for Burnt, Niifi, wiih lhill bu- pg avfv-a,
Klibne tnrnip¢,'_26 bus orbs, veg ti blae
apples, orenberriv, hunter sir. Alice im
lertaae, Nild with H0 bca potatoes. lil)
ble potatoes. apples, butter, etc. Minnie
MIB. hr Ilnnenbunt with 'itll bus
potatoes, Ill) bus turnipe, pigs et.e,;
Butler for New Glasgow, N. 8. with |50
hue potatoes. Ill) bus turnip°, cabbage.
etc; Intl-I G. for Whitehead N. S. with
rliiloua potatoes, 350 bus turnipa, oats,
carrots, beets, parenlps, etc; Jessie
A. for Harbor Britlln, Niiil, with
lim bne potatoes, ill) bus tnmlpa, beets,
apples etc. Uganda for Ship Harbor.
withal) bus oe's, Aillbns potatoes, tur-
nlps. The following are being loaded;
J. F. Norton for Liverpool, N. S.; Gray
Wing for`llawkesbnry; Irene for Gluc
Bey;the Grand Delerl for Halifax and
Kerio Stella for Halifax.
 
MARRIED-
ULOW-REYNOL%-Aiv the Manu
H012!-l¥\le. by Rev. IL G. llnnlair on Oct..
Slat, Beniamin Alfred Rlyl old! of Knrray
Barber West, and Cnthkill Ellen Clow,
of Pelafl Road. I
HGPHERSON-MCDONALD-Lt the
residence of Mrs. Martin HnPherern
mother of the bride, Bea h¢de'e, rn Oct 1
31st by Rev. R. G. Sinclair Allan Nell Aic-
Donald to Margaret. Jane lcP\lel'I0n.
Nrcrr'>:.;.»:.' .mirncafsox-an the
ras’dsnce of :he l»ride`s brother M. N_
Nicholson, Commercial Ulnen. on Oct dint
by the Rev. R. G. Sinclair, S. D. Hnrchl-
sen, Point Prim, to Pnllie Ann Nicholson
daughter ofthe late Nichol Nicholson and
grand niece of Bev. Roderick Holman,
Snlsorr. Scotland.
DIED.
iN MEAJORIAM-Ent-red into re:-t.
Nov. 8,1889, Edward Palmer, Cnlef J uatice
of Prince Edward Island. "Tha righteous
shall be held In everlasting remem-
brancc."
 
FE£l. illllll?
these bracing fail days.
Perhepi your suit is too ,
thin; it may not be
thoroughly wo0‘ly and
well woven. Try the best
oi Tweed or I-Inmespun
nent time, that famous
brand made by
The ilxiunl ilu.
Travelling »
Salesman
Wanted
A good reliable
man can Secure
ment with us, at
good wages. Rei-
erenoes required.
- DLD. R. Fennel. hasopened anodlce,-I
TAN LEY BRO
I
50c DRESS
I GOODS at »
Stanley Bros.
This lot includes blankets and colors - .
Tweeds, Mohairf, Serges. Hornespuus and
Plain Cloths-all good colors--Navys, Cardin-
als, Browns, Greens, Blacks and mixed effects
worth up to 75c per yard now all go at the
one low price
5O€ gfirra
Want a good Dress cheap P
secure some of these i 50c
per yard
 _
|srANL£v anus.
512295350" §.:..&9
Supply the choiceat roceriea at the moat reasonable prices
Have your next order illedzby them. Ynu’ll be pleafed.
”’§?.”E `|Paomrr oerivsnr "{?."‘”
I Ci Maclcllan ` Sixtus Maclcllani
Vlaclellan Bros.
SUCCCSSUIS I0 G0l'd0ll & M3ClCll3ll
Make their bow to the public and in doing so wish to
say that they are now prepared to turn out everything in the
ine of
High-Class Tailoring
With two expert cutteq and a stad -iirst-class workmen
they feel confident of pleasing the most i tidlons.
Your Careful Examination
Before and after the suit is made will assure you that you
ci the best that can be furnished.
M Ygurd Next Suit
Niaclellan Bros.,
Successors ioU(`§>;'§nS§z.r.Maclel lan .
\\
9-agdtwmtf Q
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\ . ‘
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For the Falenceof the season. Island vessels
steady B In P 1 0 y; , for all grades of Picton Coal will receive quick des-
_ patch from the Mines of the Interoolonial Coal Min
ing Co., Limited.
Prince Edward Island Agency, Charlottetown.
Hyndman FD. Co.,
MILLER BROS