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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, FEBRUARY lr 1899

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‘ Lociii enters ;‘:i;.i‘;“_;§_‘I;‘,‘;i.‘;.;1;“;i2?:i' DUNK Rivera'

WEEKS &EU

and Preview- .$5.211 s:..:":;:i _en.:1:.,f’:,;‘:.€

Gathered Bituardlenlleportersihd ter-Iyssrsfaiy. reefs was no were ee

Sourie of her having been sighted.

respondents Everywher-

_____ lm Mn. GEORGE W. Roisnirrox of the

(see also on page 7_) y Mechanics’ Mfg. Co., Summerside,. is

Ha whitg Shggtill S pendin a few da s in Charlotte-

In 16 9 MR. C. D. PERKINS is ill with la town. g. y

‘2 fnch _,O CES' g"PP°° THE person who took an overcoat S1 Inch " c S' MK J_E_ MATTHEWS city editor of ibelouging to a.nother,from the adjoin.

- -’ _ ing fuiM~ii'°Hiiie

TWl"Ql| s|'l0Btl|\n§ igeglgggxt’ is lu with an auacli of ni2’hIt0ir)flill0kinde1Y leiiiiveailliiissamdi at ilie

olilee of THE GUai:niAN.

Mas. Lif.sLiE A. \\'i:rGrir is in Char- ` T _ , _ _ _ lottetown, s endin a few days visit HE Engineers M’htary_Em?rta'm`

- - P S - ment takes place this evenin in the with her sister, Mrs. W. A. Huestis. Lyceum, and will no doubt, bgattended

Mn.TnoMAs Mar will read a paper by a large and fashionable audience.

upon -‘Sonic Geological Reminiscences” ,The eliicers of other corps will attend at the Natural History Society meeting in uniform and this will no doubt add

'¢||»¢|||a|\ Pillqw c||{{g||§ next Tuesday. to the military aspect of the affair. The

'Engineers have worked hard this win-

MISSKN P°‘TP°NED` 'On a°°°““t °f ter and their u town uarters in the

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the sickness in town. the missionuin St. Lyceum have been 8 gre" aid to the Peter s Church is postponed until Fri- 1 C0rPs_ The enterminmmt is to P,_0_ dal' °f DBX* Week- _ vide means to run these rooms, and no

THE ice-b0ats Cape Toynlentinei dUlbt the Cit1Z9UB r85P0l]d I

yesterday, brought 72 bags of mail and full h°\199~ left 22 on the other side. They mail Tin teachers in the Kindergarten, in train arrived in the city at 5.80 o’clock. order to bring the mothers together to

72 inch 19 GUS. 81 inch '31 CDS-

Plain Pillow Gottons

40 inch 8 CtS. 42 inch 9% cts.

4_0 inch _ 10 cts. 42 inch 12 cts. 44 inch 13 cts.

Towels, Linen lluck

20x24 25 cts pair 21x43 35 cts pair Plein and Twllled Grey

Sleeetlngs

72 inch 12 cts yd

illilts, lloney Gomh

10-4 or 91 inch, plain, 580 each 10-4 or 91 inch, fringe, 75c each 11-4 or 91 inch, fringe, 95c each

Table Linens

i4, 55 and 62 inch, 25c, 30c and 350. Bleacllod Napkins

501:, 55c, 65c, 85c, $1.10, $1.45 `

$1.85 up per dozen

Ladies Night Gowns

pecials-4Tc and 65c. Nicely trim-

med and good sizes.

Ladies Drawers

While they last 12c pair

Ladies Skiris Good size 1-lc each

IIEEKSSICO

T The Peop|e’s Sttlre.

THE appeal of Mr. Gallant against _

Elia siiassaaeseaeaeeeghé

ou can fret a dozen of

lemon cakes

eellent cakes and sure to please

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¥ Bakes Best Bread. **#3»i¥#?ii€####¥i’€#§E

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iiirscri ci.

Cannell Gnarls

Web-.ive is very large stock of

Nilned Goods

'l he Best Brands

li the very lowest prices.

Davison 8|. Go.

chanics Hall this evening

i __ , I..i§‘i.€t.°€§£L§l§.$$"l.i2i“.2?l.Z‘§i°;i Alreiteau was Finished There Dullal' g'

2o’clock to the People’s Cemetery. ' p y lzgfuan '

___ - A °°¥~ "“‘°" °“§”‘ ‘° “I ’°1‘:‘°'§" 1 Y lShort llerlev Ilillnt Lately 1'? "i“5i1"~f

HERE was no news 0 t e ian e 1 ~ U L H A

exchange ideas and suggestions, which

ALAUNCHWAY has b°°“ P‘“°‘d in would tend tothe better education of the en ine house for the No 2 engine 1 en a d t laub Whlch`

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similar to that erected for the Beirver 5,35, gm f0lYtni;h(:?ye§;gsom°y one to “me time “S°' TMS” imP1`°"’m°’“° lecture read ii paper or give a talk on “dd Very m“°h t° ti” °m°I°“°7 °f tm’ some siibject along tliis line. The first Fi” D°P"1"‘m°“t° ‘ of theseries was a paper"_read by Dr.

H. D. Johnston yesterdayihfternoon be-

th’ judgment; by which he was ,m_\ fore a number of mothers and others.

seated and disqusiineo will be heard iii"1`."°‘i“"’1‘*°'*"’°“‘°" W” “°“'°““ °"¢“' the next setting of the court in Kings °\zat'°"° gmwlh ‘md _ g°“' County, which will open at Georgetown "al d°v°1°P°°°“t °f °‘“1d"°“' onthe 28th instant. It is expected that md how to educam them Pl:°p°lily' the hearing of the appeal wil be given The ’Pe“k°' 3”” "me P""°"°“l ""

3,-P--dr;»;;y-1-» in ;‘;;':;:;‘;’f.;.i‘;;;'§:;;"r.;':‘:_"mars,

‘Sposa ' aid in brmging about the desired re- WHILE anengine and boiler were SUITS- Th*-‘» °°“fS° °°t°1`°d “P” by 111°

being hauled from McLean’s foundry to Kindergarten 162011018 iS W0rihy 0! the railway station yesterday afternoon, that iUStif\1l10° and C0U1m€l1d8bl° 0!! an accident 0c¢(1n-ed in from of Conn- their part and they did well in select: emo, Homer, 1-¢giden¢¢_ The 51°() cm, ing Dr. Johnson, as their first enter- down in the snow at one side causin “lin”

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the lcad to overturn. The engine was COL J_ HUNTER DUVML of recent broken from the boiler in the fall, and yea” ,_ welpknown Cmadian litsmrv P1`°b°blY °th°1` d°m°g° ‘“5“‘i“°d- man, died some days ago at his homie

in Prince Edward Island. Long before

THE following board of examiners I

have been appuimed to the Board ofgthe Atlantic cable, he was a newsman Health to see that an plumbers in'in the lower St. Lawrence. Mr Easson, plumbing houses in connection with the lm’ W°u'k“°'"‘ “ws “P°'i“l’°“d°°t sewerag; system. are properly qualified °f the G' N' W' Temgmph and havepassed an examination before 0°" tens “S that “C” such board before receiving licence to rH°°t"[D“""» "a"°‘r °” ”°W5'8’°th°f' to work in the city'-Mavoi’ Warburton ing °P°"“'i°°S in °°”“°°°i°“ with ‘he

chairman Counciller Crabbe Mr.Shaw G“a"d Li“° °f Steamers °E P°l“‘ P193' and Mr Thorpe resident eiigineer of Bam’ “'hi1° I' as at°1°g“Ph°" "°t°h°d

° 0, ’ - -0ners_ _ the Allan steamers, which came up the

the sewera°e commlssl St. Lawrence off Father Point. Hunter

Gi:ADr:A1*ED FROM THE P, E. I. C. C. Duvar sent his English news to D. H. \Ve have great pleasure in annonn- ‘Craig. New York; so did I. It will be

cing that Mr. Richard Jamieson, of _‘ fortv years on the 28th April next Sturgeon, Lot 61, after a thorough. since I left Toronto for Father Point. I course fat the P. E. 1. Commercial worked my way down from Riviere Du College, has been awarded the diploma Loup with the linc builders and reached of that institution. Mr. Jamieson is, Father Point on the 23rd of May, 1859 in every respect, a most worthy young -next day being the Queen’s Birthday man. and was an excellent student. fullr Mr. James Poustie and I were remark- of energy, pluck and perseverance. He ing on it at the time, and I remember will, no doubt. come out at the top, verv well that Jim undertook to ex- wherever he may be employed in his plain it to the habitants down 'there- chosen profession, for he is a most de- about. not one of whom had ever heard termined worker. We wish him the on the Queen’s birthday.” Monetary

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at our Bakery' These are eX` § E greatest possible success. Times.

STANLEY STUCK _ IN ICE

With Teri Cases of elegant White Wear on her. We did not intend to start

THE BANNER WHITE

WEAR SALE

1 Until we had all in, but have decided to open with a. bang-Thursday morn-

Talk about values. Charlottetown has never seen such bargains as

I ° if d t th' s le. will 2;; hirh.; rio speiire liere tc enumerate the ba.rgains,but you’l1 find_l them

"owner of Great George and Kent Sts `

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§ned_E'E:rg¢S»iF`?,§;l51l|i)iiZb?ig(hl’ee¢§,°twil1 agus sell C 0 “Willis on the marker- we train V011 8-Hd 9

snccesi_ Capital or experience _ un- .j

_,,,;.f}ii”igp_E'§*°’2§‘§?{,€§&~’§”en cs., unites - soccnssons ro ennnisaos. ,_ _ H _ V ,_ . °~ _ - s t _

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Reading of the wonderful success re-

sulting from the dyking of mai-sues in Nova Scotia and other places, seve- ral of the most enterprising and up-to- date farmers of Bedeque, conceived the idea that, in the same irariner, they could also take advantage of the great

area ef marsh land whit; ex'ended around them in every dii tion. Ac- cordingly during the winter and spring of 1897, the vast ex- tent of marsh land bordering along Bradsha.w’s creek, amounting to some 120 acres, were preserved from the encroachment of the sea by means of a dy ke and aboiteau, notwithstanding the opposition of many who now see the good results of this work. The re- markable success that has attended the dyking of these marshes, has been al- ready noted in THE Guanniait. Marsh land that before had been considered of little value,is nowthe moat valuable part of the farm. The growth and quality of the marsh hay has been doubled, and to be convinced of ite great eflioiency ee winter food, one has only to visit the well _stocked barns of the Bedeqne farmers and compare their sleek and well fed cattle with those of* the less fortunate farmers, who are compelled ro feed their cattle on straw. Upland hav and clover have been suc- cessfully grown, and several marsh owners have already seeded down ell their -inarsli lands. The Bedeque marshes, moreover, are of the best quality and the resources are al- most unlimited. and it is believed that, in a few years. oats, potatoes and the other upland crops will he success- fully and more 'cheaply raised.

Seeing such good results arise from

a practically small outlay, and deter- mining not to be behind their neighbors in such matters the marsh owners on the Dunk River resolved that they would also protect their marshes in like manner, and in the winter of 1853 prepared to build a dyke and aboiteau. An early spring put an end to the pile driving, however. and the dyking was completed that summer. This win- ter the pile driving was resumed and the result is not only a credit to the contractors, Messrs. Lord & Lord, but also to the marsh-owners and projectors of the scheme. _

The aboiteau is about 100' feet in

length, consisting of two rows of piles driven atan angle of about 75 degrees, about 8 ft apart at the top of the water and about 14 at the bottom. The space between the two rows is being filled with mud and it is proposed to protect the aboiteou from the freshets and ice during the spring, by loose stones and brush piled against the side of the aboiteau.

This new dike encloses some 70

acres of marsh land and including those marshes which are now enclosed by the dry dyke _thereis a matter ef some 920 E acres of good marsh land protected fi-an the ravages of water. Success to the enterprise, etc.

THERE was a good attendance at the

I concert and basket social given by the , Mechanics’ Hall Co., int eir hall last night. Each selection of the musical A programme was well received and the refreshments were indulged in with much pleasure. The aff nr was ai suc- _ cess throughout and enjoyed bl HU-

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_ Preparing _ Veterinary

A Remedies

Is a feature of our Pre- scription Department upon

' which-we pride ourselves.

We do not slight such prescriptions simply be- cause the medicines are to .be given to domestic ani- mals. Drugs and chemicals of doubtful quality are not “good enough” at Our stores. While we exercise every possible caution in properly filling your pre- Sgriptigp, we are just as particular to be reasonable in our charges.

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made we go after them. We doi.i’t think a nicer range of patterns could be found than ours. And every one is speci-

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$2 inch Pure White Damask, Special 58 inch Pure White Damask, Special 10 inch Pure White Double Special 12 inch Very Handsome Double Speoi '[2 inch,,specially heavy and very fine

handsome pattern double Damask

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Suites. They are equal to

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Arid also know just when the mo ey’s worth of leather is in a pair of

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