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THE GUARDIAN CHARIJOTTETOWN, OCTOBER 17, loo.-

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Special arrangements made

with the Railway tor reduced

fares.

We have made special ar- rangements whereby all those who purchase from us will know they have their money’s

worth.

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A visit to our store will convince you that we have one of the finest and best assorted stocks .in the city.

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The Irish Football Team defeated,

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game. The Reds and Blacks had at

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Wanderers. All Ireland. Douglass St-=phen Henry Parsons Farrell

Harrington Dau phi nee

lim, morning by the S. S. Princess.

to-day from 12 to 2 o'clock.

their necks. After being plucked each

last. the receigt being a little more than $1 000 in excess of the 1898 re- ceipts. As, however. the amount given in premius was $1,080 greater than last year. the financial result is about the same. -Halifax Chroniolc.

Monraoun, Oct. 16. -Shipping to

date has been dull,only two vessels land- ed last week, viz: Coral Leaf and Two Sisters. The foilowing vessels are now loading for Nova Scntia markets: Annie M. Bell, Lottie and Irene: N.B.:

Potatoes are a fair crop and selling at 16.-. and l8c.: considerable complaints of rot. Oats 28c. to 300.

5 in favor of liis‘i team Agoal was mi-de from a free kick tiireat interest was taken in toe Irel nd Wanderers’

.rang team and their many friends ished to see them win. The game, as certainly one of the closest ever

:ide a strong defence Mr Hammond, the Navy was referee The game arted at 3.45. The players wrre:

back Boyd

half-backs Davidson

Rowan Doran

Dinsmore

quarter-backs Stokes

A. C. Rowan

‘; T1inAbegweit football team leave

- THE S. S. Campana arrived in port shortly after seven o’c-lock yesterday evening and sailed before nice o’clook.

I. O. l-`. regular meeting of Court

Mount Stephen to-night at 8 sharp; im- ortant rusiness ever member rr uest-

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GET ONE-Hot dinner will `oe served

it the Grand Provincial Bazaar the

basement hall of tte new Cathedral

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A\'i' r-erson having a light single _ realized quite' lug” ‘m°'mt'

‘carriage in fair or good cond tion to

q;<;o§;;p§;;1;;t3;i_e0§;;vat§ye_Pfi°°- SATISFAC [DRY RESULTS PERSONAL Mention.

Carr. Pre is again _in command Of Mr. and Mrs J. P. Hood returned home

tho Halifax after Spending two Weeks '-_- yesterday from their trip abroad.

in New York trying to see the _vacbt Mr. J. F. Norton

returned to Cardigan,

race. l`he captiin’s features have ‘The Ch’T0Wn Engineers At_ yesterday afternoon, undergone a wonderful change since R,.,_ Father phalen’ came to the city i he was last here--Halifax Chronicle. tend a __A Lal- C yesterday afternoon to attend the Bazaar

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ON Friday morning the chickens 1 f th- - f ' . . ’

which have been fatteued at the Fatten- Crowd Expected Today' éesaoéaggargigf tho; A(g;;?::;nIZ|;1;iv,.¢rE';?t; ing Station will be killed by wriuging ¢ ' ball tom- ;° H.max_

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bird will be|wrapped in brown paper. returned] froi:°KlolsrgylE:nwei: ;a,:::i:;erh The fowls will he shipped by the S. S. _ _ bv tl|_e western train yesterday afternoon. inks Huron on Mondiy for the Biieisii C£1'>1_B°‘°=f1° Md °f “N NB" R°m*1l Th°y.s° w Boston in a few days. i.....:;.:::.. i5.°r::°.‘::.:.2:i:i.i:°‘:;iif e --

Tnr: attendance at the Halifax Fair ing, at 4 oclock, quite a large num- , LB! P1'lY\l° 5010211111 1'-‘0i@ved in the

was considerabl larger this ear than ber attending. \City the GUARDIAN learned last night

The walls and ceilings are artistical-

ly decorated with ilags, hunting and spruce. which tends to brighten and beautify the Scene.

Ai 7.30 the crowds commenced to

, pour in through the main entrance on T Sydney Street. A large arch is erected at this entrance and an arc light, ar- ,ranged so as to throw its rays on the `e.itraace and exit doors. making the place as bright i s daylight.

On entering the main door one is

surprised at the scene. Around the walls on both sides are arranged the

oyster tables, all of which received the liceral patronage of those present.

On the end just at the entrance is the

art table on which is displayed various articles includ ng college and club colors, oil piintings, fancy frames, etc, are also displayed artistically in this booth-

Walking along a litle further you

come to the principal ice cream booth, which was also liberally prtronized during the evening.

Next is si platform on which are ar-

ranged sewirg machines, stoves, clocks etc.. which are forlottery. ‘

At the far end is a beautifully deco-

rated booth-attended by equally as pretty maidens-which contains the home-made candy. This also received quite a call especially from the young _men.

On one of the variety tables an elec-

tric battery created a fund of amuse- ment but not for -the victim who had the poles of the battery in his hands.

One feature of the big bazaar was

the scarcity of lottery books. Of course there were articles to be lotteried and there were lotto-ry books,but they were in the hands of young ladies who knew

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To day the arrangements are about

thesame, and no doubt the trains will bring in large crowds. W'e did not hear what the proceeds were but judg- inc from the crowds they must have

t lat all-Halifax defeated the Irish toot-v hall team, Champions ofthe old world bv a score of 5 to 0. The game was a terrible struggle for supremacy. The al -Halifax team was comp ised mostly ni Wanderers.

The teams were as fol.ows:

ALL-nanuux. IRELAND. Hebb Back Boyd .St fphen Half-back Dismore Henry Doran Lapage Rowan Farrell Davidson Harrington Quarter-backs A. C. Rowan Murray Stokes Reyds Myles Yule Nicholson Moffatt Lvpoer McCurdy Stevenson Uniacke White Jardine Franks Potter Harvey Hall Byers

l’mi<:si‘LEr‘s Dress Fabrics are al way

reliable. Guaranteed Fast Colors guaranteed Satisfaction. Serges, Graves 5 nettes. Silk Warp Endoras, Poplins. Cover;sandFanc_v Blacks. Ask your

merchant :for them.

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Supplies

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pf/ Pgqghgs- The newest kind out `, f ` 40c. up. vi

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-.; McKenzie pattern, 50c. com- 5'; plete with 50 cartridges, and ff; ¥~ ,ff silver mount. `

Oar steck .is very complete,

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Is the attraction to the city this

week. We have just received a fine assortment of Crosse and Blaekwells celebrated goods including, Pickles (all kinds.) A

French Capers, Spanish Olives,

fix-tail Soups,

Nfocturtle Soups,

Devilled I-lam,

Essence Coffee. Anchovy Paste, Curry Powder. etc., etc., Those goods are the best on the

market.

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ter their inspection. The Major is

very popular among the boys, and the example set by him was well received

The League of the Cross band fur-

nished the music for the evening, and it is needless to say everyone was pleased with the playing. About 10.89 the large crowd commenced to dwindle

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save the Queen at 10,45 tile lun wing - 17th. l899_ *

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town-but even our supply `W,0_n’,t_ last long- 'y -j

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who are in the city 'BAZAAR WE .K to call and " take advantage of our special prices in FURNITURE. f',

' Tho Ghoap Railway Fares and the Bazaar J

are special inducements to visit the city.

0m' Fine Furniture A and Low Prices

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BAZAAR WEEK.

CHEAP FARES 0N RAILWAY

Visitors will find our stock of seasonable

ID G-oods

Jxdierligsr Furnishings, Llillinery. ‘

excellent condition and marked at very low prices.

Come in and see us.

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to-day and Friday in the proportion above. 'f Pack your “grip” catch the train- attend the 'f bazaar-and take the opportunity of doing

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