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GU\RI)AlN.LHARLf)'l`lETf)WN. SEPTEMBER l 1895

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"ALS0.. , - d AIRS' BFXJ1' ROGERS left by.):PS,}$r_ CIarL|:Rkxil?:ls. hrl(<):1l`{FilIin0D,u(§. O McLe id. ftllstoiik of Gents White ay mprnings expléis '~° “sit er \V. L. Harvie, Alfred Quirk, Mrs. John

worth 201: each .1 in Gent’s Cuds. ,

ltr 45; larlli Btlc eicltl

it llerr tursits Flllllg iirl all slzas

Corsets for 25c do 42 do -50 do 75

do 1.00 do 1.20 our Corsets in very large

get a big discount. We them about 20 p.c.

Gaps,

Gloves,

Linen Gollars.

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Peoples’ Store.

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Want S Graham Long

Try ours. You may @ geltas good a. loaf else-

but you ce.ri’t get

lhetter one. Price

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Best Bread.

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@_‘°tirst families” in later ears. Tuese

Manor, on the St. John River, while the

News and Gossip From Town and

Country. .

Gleaned by “Guardian” Report-r ers and Correspondents.

Tlia Latest llearlalila Happenings liccrirrlrrgl

and ‘ River. Monde ni ht; Stanche‘, Tues-

"ss ' ri R vyigwu t nur

as seo .___ ay; 'pee al ey, e nest iy, ra a -

shap ° SEE James Barreltys new adv. in to- Uwe, lDUf=`d=1)’Ulgl1‘-

day's Gcanniax. lt tells all abiut shingles. _

MR J B MACDONALD leaves this

wi||jqw§, ‘morning for a business trip to Montreal £0 Huy One _ having business in hl_S linen

to transact in that vicinity. He will be

_ _ and Toronto. _ JU” ""°"“`ed° Call __ _ _ found exceedingly a‘.ten'ive and suc-

clioice. ._ COMMANDER *PAIN IS In Q\19b€0» haf' cessiul with any business entrusted to .r

ing gone there at the request ot Sir his ¢,ue_

Louis H Davies

father in Rochester,N. Y.

.r.D.Ti' an t aa in -~ - .- - »

Lthst conarsf contract fo: piintiiig thhllcbivdisaid roi' J°h“ B"°h» 13°' 0ff‘”~ _G- O1""1`M°_°l

ll1db@S°4 PlY1‘”°° the M.P.A.A.A. sportslo be held rn L°°d» G- T'IM°"'i"' M‘s’Ma-V SI"°““°

the S'h.

THE track at the Charlottetown Driv-

ing Park was never in better condition! and from the speed being made each .r day bythe horses new training there, we should have very fast races.-d&w sent. 1.

OUR lsltnd horses now training ony

the track mei not he afraid <f any horses from the other Provincei. \Ve mistake very much if our boys do not , take first money in several events-d&w sept. l. '

Tris St. John Coffee and Spice millsi

have secured the right to rnanufaczure' _here a cream tartar baking powder which is claimed to be equal to, it not ‘ the best powder made. S. J. Lauck- ner, the well known pastry and fancy baker ot Sydney street. who has been. using this baking powder. states that he finds the resuis obtained from it fully equal to the results obtained from Royal Baking Powder, the same quan- tity of powder being used. .

We understand that it will be sold

here under the name of Dearborn’s Per- fect Baking Powder. and willareiail 'at much less price that any of the first class imported powders. As this is a local enterprise. we would like to see everybody give it a fair trial trial.-St. John Sun.

THE New Brunswick Magazine, the

initial number of which we noticed three months since. has now reached its third issue. The September number now to hand; is quite the equal of the preceding numbers in respect to the interest and importance of the contents. Mr James Hannay has the first ot a series cf papers on the early French settlers, be-

ginning with the first Acadian census and 'nt d d to follow out the historv of the

papers will be of the higheft historic value in all parts of Canada. 'R-av. W. O.liaymond continues his account or the early English settlers at Sr. John bringing to light much that is wholly new. Jonas Howe furnishes a com- plete sketch of the history of Kemble

editor tells the story of the Shipyard Fire in Portland in 18-il. The various departments. including Notes and Que- ries and Provincial Biography are well sustained. The Magazine has 57 pages and is finely prin‘ed. It is edited and published by W. K. Repnolds. St. John, at $1.50 a year, and as an educitor in

Masonic.-A regular Convocation of

Alexandra, R. A. Lhap. No 11, R. N.S. will be held at Chapter Rooms. Masonic Temple this evening at 8 0%.-lock.

Tni; Rev. Theaphilus McLeod was

visiting friends in Pownal last Week. He was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Florida Hotel.

Tun Rev. D. McLean wi lpreach (D.

V.) at Lot 48 on Sabbath, the ith iusr,

at 10 o`clock. a.m.; North River, _.30, p.m.; Wheatley River, 6 p. in; llunter

Tiii; Gvanmiiv can confidently re- it

commend Mr. David I. Welch, Barris- ter. Solicitor, Attorney, etc., Moncton, 3

Quirk, Miss Lizzie Quixk. 1{. H. Angus E J l)esRcch° F M Jov Geo Dillon

ford.

Pieasixr View House, l~Iamp.o.i,

Aug. 26 -1). McNeill, Charlotle‘.ovrn_. Aug. 27- Wm. Boyle, Mrs. Wm. noyle. Geo E. Hughes, Miss Hughes, Chas. r Weeks,Chariottetown. Aug. 28-Mrs Fred Prince,Truro, N. S.; Miss Flavin, Miss B. Lawrence, Halifax. N.S.; Miss Hornsby, Miss May Hornsby, Chailottr -I town; J. J. Hornby, Liverpool, Eng. ; p Leslie Cook. W. L. Hornsby. O. S. 1 Hornsby, Miss Sillar. W. A. Martinw Martin. Chartotitown. Aug. 29 H. . A Harrie. Miss H. Mclite. W. W. S an ey. _

Evi-znrriiixc points io the greatest

diy’s eport on September the Sth ever held in the city. All the champion ‘ riders of Nova. Scotia and New Brun- wick will take part; the fastestiunners and highest jumpers ever seen in the _city are coming. The race for the Mas- sey Harris' trophy by teams of three from each clvb from almost every town _in the province-i will in itself be Worth fthe pi-.ce of admission. See our boys win. \ They won it in St. John last _teir and will put upa big light in order to *hold it on the Isl&B¢L _, The home :team ,will like-ly be Newsome. Unsworth and Clark ;McDe:mot, Conweil and Holman will be the St.-Ionn team. The names of the Halifax. Fradeiicton. Amherst, ihrfoncton or New Glasgow teams hive 'not yet come to hand. -

_ Ri-:v. W. J._KirinY and Mrs. Kirby and family aid Mis Geo. Rackham expect to arrive home on 'Sept_ `6th or 7th. Mr. Klby, writing to a friend in this city, says:-We have had a ‘very pleasant visit. I have visited all the places of intere-t in and around London I could get to, and also had the lgreat privilege of attending the Method- tlst conference at Hull, abody as difii- cult to interview as the _English par- rliaments but containing some remark- able men. \Ve have been unfortunate

have been astonished with the smal

‘preachers and people are all away

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Suri. SHARP and Mr. F. H~. Beer

Y ' I.O.G.T.-Charlottetown Lodge, No Rnroltrs 'from the Island wheatfielris ` Q ` ,`

68, meets to-night. Visiting brethren _tell of great injury fron rust anti also _ V

R welcome. from the Hessian ily. r V

ter excursion to Summerside and Char- lottetown on Sept. 7, 8, 9, taking in the . Maritime sports- lt will be the largest thing run out of Moncton in ten years.- r Moncton Times.

THE Oblate Fathers, Joyce and Law-

rence, of Lowell, Mass, have concluded a very successful mission at St Colum- ba, East Point. Rev. Father Joyce preached the closing sermon. A col- r lection was taken up,` amounting' to I $175. Protestants as well as Catho- lics contributed liberally.-Patriot.

Qui-:EN Horst., Aug. 31.-Rev. W.

P. Archibald. Sunny Brae, N. S.; F. F. Simpson. Brantford; Dr. C. L. Barnes. Murray River; Mrs. Barnes. do; J . F. Coffin, Mount Stewart; A. J. McNeill. Grand River; F. Stanley. Toronto; Wilfred Forbes, Vernon Rivet Bridge; O. Hennebury. Argyle Shore; D. Mc- Lean. Bell River-; Mrs. L.`G. Munn. do; Dr. McLaren, Brudenell; J. C. Verety, New York; G. J. Kemm, Hilifax; F. L. Moore, St. John. r

THE Hillsboro Boating Club are ar-

ranging tor a race to take place on Saturday. 10th September. Boats be- tween 18 and 24 feet on the water.-line will be known as fits -class and boats under 18 feet will bein the second-class. The course for the larger' boats has not yet been decided on but the smaller boats w'll coiipate within the harbor. Mr. John P. Joy has offered a silver cup to bs competed for by boats of the maritime provinces, to be wo_i by three

ye ire’ victories in succession.

D. R A. Marcnns.-In the shooting

at Ottawa oi Tuesday the folowing Is- landezs were winners as stated below: In the Nursery Match, Pte. Weatherbie of No. 2, 82nd Batt., won first prize. $15; Lieut L ii-dly, $4. In the Bauker’s Match, Lieut. Davison, Sl; Sergt. Major Baird. $4 In the Dominion ot Canada Match, Pte. McRae, No. 2. 82nd Batt., $10 with 95 points; Sergt. Anderson, Eng.. $8; Sergt. Major Baird. Eng., $4. Minister of Militiais Match, Lieut. Acorn, 82nd, S8; Pte. Weatlierbie, $4. \

A Quinn: home wedding took place at

the residence of Mr. John Mclnnis. B ry- iield Street. when Mr. Charles Ross was united in marriage to Miss Margaret F. Stewart. Rev. T. F. Fullerton perform- ed the ceremony _in his usual impres- i-ive manner; The bride was attended by Missliesaie Mclnnia and ciiried a li beautiful-boquetpresented by the Y. P. ,`S. C. E. ot Zion church, while the groom was supported by Mr. George H. Ross, of Bedeque. After the cere- A mony the happy pair received the hearty congratulations and best wishesof the lassenibled guests. Among the nume- rous usefulf and co tly wedding gifts was a mirble clock from the employees- of John T. Mackenzie. After partaking of a sumptuous recast Mr. and Mrs. Ross drove to their home oi Chestnut Stiee', their deparzure being attended with showers of rice. THE GUARDIAN joins in congraulatrons.

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Seasonable Remedies. _

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went east by yesterday morning’s train I _ ~ I > r I Leu' S, ~ .

on a shooting excursion. 0 _ . , ‘ L- Mi _`

THE Citizens’ Band will run a mons- I 1 . 2

$19 I til,/1"..

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200 pairs of 'Ladies' fast black Cotton ' _ Hose to go on sale at 25 cents per pair.

These hose are ‘dually made and smoothly 1 . finished. ~ j .

They’re the product of about the best _.

Hose makers, we know of. . ‘__ __

They’re died black to stay black.

When in use the Hose may run, the. color

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CHEAP FURNITURE...

Is all right “if it’s good.” We sell good furnilltll cheap. We don’t carry any tru.sl1y_lin&, hilt Ol! prices compare very favourably *ful 'the' which inferior furniture is sold for in INUQQ

HIS WEEK

" We would like to call your attention he our

extension Tables. ‘Ve have is large variety at rock bottom prices.

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August,

$Blackness

in our visits in one way. the season ofl ,

great preachers and lecturers and con- _ S cerzs was over, and we had to put up < »

with local preachers and inferior talkers on Sundays as wc-ll as ,wefk days. I

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leongregations on Sundays but the

\Ve have had very hot A weather bu

back over the ground I walked in child

the mite. of provincial battery is a de- hood and the chinese are so great I parrnre which should be welcomed both can hardly iezognize the plices.

at home and abroad. _

grand harvest weaxher the crops are immense. and the straw very high y when a man walks around the field t you can ony see his neck. I have been I

For Diarrhoea, Dysentei y, Cholera, Cholera lnfan-

tum, etc. f

35:: a Bottle.

. erry Darts'

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‘ ain Killer

m'°d“°° I” Fefe the m_eH‘1° profit but to make room, the entire lot will be placed on our ‘r

Ill . .:i,,:°“pPhed “S ‘mb “ counters at prices that must strike you as exceedingly low.

wee :gd ,Sify oéljfiffl even ini this stoig already notegfplryits low prppes. Seelphlr-; _ Powder at radical? lot of ress goo S i'emnants_W ic we are se ing at a W head t f H ki d f ciliiiees. For further " price. Just the thing for childrens school dresses. _ rcrgcfjry’ °;;d°'8him”;M‘;_ pr

“‘°“' Sf°feS~ I Short Ends Print. Ginghams, Flannelette, Toweling, D;m,,,, Sets Tea Sets, Chamber Sets,

Linen tabling Veilings Laces Silks and 1001 other odds and , Glass Water Sets, Glass Table Sets,

Butter Crock Cream Crooks, Brown

, _ _ __ _

& ends at prices to clear. . ' S

' \ ~. . ’ ` ° _ Tea. Pots ~J et Tea. Pots, Table Lamps

All Summer Wrappers and Shirt Waists must go regard Parlor Lampg’ Hanging Lamps" A M

_ ICSS Of COST.. ‘ lot of flown, blue, nonpareil, the hes . _ “qi

‘pattern ever offered -at The Chea] _ _ p V F " 4

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zmstlonriie & I I rocken I I I I u I i '

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Ofnce. g " pplyiar. li , ‘ ,tueen Street.

tirtttitt. ,.E., N AN, ,A LE

f h A is'

sfL;;;f,,f It Ba mg , A Price 25 cents. A

has been handled by `

G ‘ I ¢ \ 21 ' . ' ` . ... tf»lft'»’t'3»‘-i’\~»'~°i~i~’f» gist rs.it;"r;f;.‘t..t.§i.a°'f..§::;s. ‘ri *\~` ~~i\` tony

y say is ' 1 t opening sae egan _ ' _ _ s _ 1 DA,

on the mgrtggim I3 every department. AQ the ob_]ect~ of this sale is not to make _ _ 'A I H06/575

I This _month _we are leiilag je

_ rediouplou low prices.

Blends and Boys’ Gleilllllg . nears annoys' snr.-as

i Undercleilllng . f

. Prints, Flani\ele‘H:es,`Sl\eeill|l

Tweeds, Straw llats,'l§laIf I Big reductions In our beet all ehel

department. _, Everyone irvantlng genuine hal-gales

f should some this month to

J. B." McDonald & Co.

LADIES’

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THIS SEASOIWS IMPOR'l'A‘Nl_)N~ %8689

We want to clear them at once, so down go the prices