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THE GUAl`tDIf,N. CHA OT TO . .T. NOVEMBER 14 899.

":5t"1'i1' Us llwll on _lluiiil Y i»\.'erti=-__` next.

_ l’iogi'~.mme :lt T.:-i0shai‘p. 'l`it-kits 10

cents, chililreii 5 cents. Cziisiideiw free.

Aiciiir Gnirsivrs :ire all completed

We want you to buy your

underwear from us as we

know we have the best value

in thecity.

Bough: for spot cash and

sold low.

Ribbed special 50c a suit.

Heavy do special 55c a suit._

do do special 800 a. suit.. do all wool special $1.001

a suit. r

Fleece lined 1.00 a suit. ’

Finer grade 1.30 a suit.. '”

_ lectures ever titlivered in this city. We

lhealthy.

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t for nhl. .~li_»_ll ii. il. iiniedly prove tn be one of the it~'».~t able and eloquent

i‘t>_fi~r to that oillr. Carman of our

Thursday evening.

sheaves.” The eldest of the family,Mrs.

l`r.iverse a few days ago, and 'the eldest and youngest met and congratulated eacn other. Nearly all of that large family are still living and unusally

Eas'rmrN N o'rl:s.-Beautiful weather

gives the farmer an opportunity of com-' plating his outside and field operations and gives the fishermen a chance to add a few dollars to his season’s earnings. The farmers of this section are rapidly sdaptinir themselves to the new and changed conditions and the time they used to spend in hauling their bulky produce to market over bad___rqsds can 11°' be arent in imrmvinz =t_ielr...inr»s and their buildin `. Co arlli _*few

iieeced and Scotch Wool api to 4.50 a suit.

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E 3 the East Point factory could run 1. suc-

h cesaful .business in their respective dis-, tricts, as the lsttter would certainly lose

E | a considerable number of their presbnt

' The Peoples’ Store.

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10 oac A le PI PP fab. each.

Tart Pies.

3;: Telephone 98 .

u. s1'EwAR'r,

_:~ ECLIPSE BAKERY,

llakas Baal Braid-

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Dr. Dickey

has resumed praciiw-

OFFICE HOURS: 9.30 to 1 p.m.2.00

t04p.m.

a few fishermen are there or can reach 'there these shrrt days.D= niet McMillan

_ b ommem ....... .;__'.

B'°°"'g° Y app ~ eaawks

closed a most successful season, and they are now preparing for the manu- facture of butt r. The people of Red Point have the building of one in con- templation. and there is some differ- ence ot opinion as to whether it and

patrons. -The fishermen of this section

unless at the very East Point. and only

has got the best plan of catching them. He and his .partner have a dory on each side of the Point, and go out on which- ever side the wind suits. Quite a num-

the West. 'River with trawls. but their catches so tar are chiefly cod with a few

Fc~iti=.»ri;iis plt-'~__-o roiiietnber the

r-"~_'iil:»r iiiiiiitiiig of Court Avondale tc- ftight :it eight ifclock; important busi~

'[`i`:.\ii‘Fi:..\Ni‘i~‘. f_`oxt‘.ifii1‘_'l`he If-_'ml

(.'ru~i..il.-.s will lioal ii Public Conv- rt iii

Colonial Empire in Grace Ghtlrcli next

Mr. James Howatt. the popular

blacksmitti of Cape Traverse, can no doubt say what no other man in the Dominion ca-~, that he is --the youngest out of a family of 26.” His father, the late Adam Howatt of Augustine Cove. was married three times and had in all ‘26 children, or as that jovial old gentle- man used to say ‘-two stook and two

Edward Warren of New London. still a halo and hearty old lady, was in Cape

are working hard, but ii°h are scarce'

ber of veteran fishermen are iishing off.

mi... H» is i~i,~iii mild by his

|,,-0p_.»t-_- ,U Sn.-_<i~x was destroyed _by l:1'~ sonic time ago.

AT the iiioiitlily iiieetiog lielil l!t~t

evening by the B &- A Club inllicir I-Unms i`.~iiii»-i‘on Bl- ol;_ four new mem- -,. ri W-.re ,.1..t¢~g. .l_ ni il other inipfirtam biisiuess :ittendeil to. Nothing was .lone with im proposiiioii of the Anchor

l)i:n.\'i'iNG Norm-. -/Tnv [Veg Delm-

iug Club rc-1 pened l:i_~t Friday even- ing for the winter inontiis The Club will ineet every Friday evening at 7 p. m. The following oliict rs were elected fm- the my-m 0.. iliiee months: President W, J.. Clarke; Vic=-Pres., Jirhn J. lilc- Leod: Sevr.-iiary, I). J. Shaw; Tresu , Chas. McKinnon; Door-keeper, .John D. .\IcQueen. Tho- subicct (Or t D8!! evening’s meeting--Which is the best kind of governmeut.a Liberal or a Con- lservative. _A lively time is anticipated.

. Union Blend`Tea reaches the masses in all parts of the Maritime Proyiuces. The Keys have made a great hit, and steadly hitting has approved ii EWR! 1 winner in the sales of Union Blend Tea. ‘

PERSONAL MEITIDN

Mr. A. L Beer of this city, was a pas»

senger by last svening’s express.

Sups. Sharpe and Mrs. Sharpe were

passengers by the express last evening.

Mrs. Chief Justice Sullivan returned to

the city last evening from Montreal.

TBI Master of the Rolls returns this

blood neglected will become a serious matter. Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla at once and avoid the ill.

Tin most delicious Jams ever put on

the market are made from Pure Gold Jelly Powder. '

"' Over coat time now on at

Paton & Cds' ' 14 11/ CovertaandFancy Blacks. Ask your

» warm..nndewismise for “‘°’°""“ ‘°‘"'°“°- P ` is

men in great variety at ldw prices.-Prowse Bros.

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At the parsonage, Csmbridgeporh

Mass, on the 24th of Oct, ult., by the Rev. F. E. Ramsdell. pastor of the Congregational Church, Miss 1 Maud

DRESS

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5Oc on every $ worth you

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haddock and bake. ‘1

_ lottetown. “We leave you to judge.” »

ii 1 uc" nach' We’ve placed on our counters 5 heaps of wide double width Dress Goods

You’ll tiiid Pretty Plaids, Plain Blacks, Fancy

Blacks, Colored Tweeds width 36 to 40 inches.

You’ll get almost anything you want in this

lot in Fancies, Plain Blacks, Plaids and Tweed ef- fects, you’ve paid 39c for the same goods.

Plain Black Cashmeres, Poplins also, _Fig\1l‘€d

Blacks and Silk and Wool Mohairs.

“This we consider the biggest snap we ever

You’re choice of 50 pieces of the prettiest up

to date goods we have ever offered you. You’ll save

Oh! We liaven’t time to tell you what we .

Clarks, of this'city,to Mr. John*M. . Leavenr. ot Troy, New York.

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We’re going to give you for two weeks beginning November 10th

`° ending Moveinber 24th the greatest Dress Goods SNAP ever given in Char-

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Handsome Serge Mixtillres an Pnpulaj. Shaqes’ .........

choice patterns, in Fancy Blacks and Pretty Plaids. "never mind what they arf worth. _» __

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ml” mu' “MY STORE” is the busy store

3i~i113iE'i°“iiii3ii5ii:~..Seniner NloLeod & G0. t1».T‘l5.‘Zi°i‘ 3.13 ‘£§?is“'s5f553‘ 1' . llli

QQWH -9 80a m Y _ P ’

2w3_p?::,7tosp.m. _ It _V _ A Q f _ *$7.50 atProwse Bros _

gyaa Tested for Cla sseo

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l): ’ &. ~ " ‘ily ‘ _ - `iiri.tli» 1', .\li‘. Polk. 1)~..liei't.y whose hotel

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ii % LOCAL BRIFFS - Poiiilcii iiieriiilo _ _ _

K 4 miiiiit (ll(.3ilr(ii~`li`iii‘i’ of the Revere . ""3 . .

"_"" ll-ircl, l_’ii~.'ou, is ailgueiit it the liiolel Continued From the Fir” Page'

Pl# C?0d in Prince Edo/ard Islniidwt Wil _ hinder, crhii s sto the construction <fl S 9 UI

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the public works now in contemplation l<)vo<y citizen who is worthy of the i-time wants to benelit his country and he cannct do it better than to support thc construction of this proposed ex- tension to the railway and the bridge across the Hillsboro River.

lf ou sa b our aitlon in the elec-

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Ciib and the B tb A. anialgaiiiatinsi- Im-ugtion of the bridge, that you dont( Thu l’»6>‘i<iBl~t T°l1"1`l@‘l il f‘.’~V'~‘1`°bl‘“ want the bridge. itiis certain that the meeting and a bright future. members rf theliouse of Commons will

not support the passing -of a grant for P .

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iinoriiing' Submerside. E 5 ._ _*§l*,Wh_¢ll *h°;“°x'_

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fitter gm es In I e tthe change.--The cheese factory has

reliable. Guaranteed Fast Colors guaranteed Satisfaction. Serges, Craven 4, neitss, Silk Warp Endoras, Pop1ins‘.` ,

ture tomorrow at the

Lyceum. 14 li __ E

. MARRIED' f `Paton li Co's, 14 li

received at Beer# Goffs. » 13 2i

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the construction of the bridge. Rf-

tereiicn had been made to Mr. Birch’s '

action in the list session of the House V in opposing the measur.-. He could perhaps undeisaiid the members from the west opposing the bridge, but he could not understand men who live in the very di.-tricts which will de- rive ihe benefit tromrths carrying out of the work declaring that the work was premature. He was proud to say that i »‘ the promises he had made years ago are now being fulfilled. <_ ' During the eighteen years the Comer- ,_

vative party were in power they did not even introduce a bill for the con- struction of the works. They ought to have patriotism enough now to at least

support their construction. e-

Sir Louis then dealt at enough with 0

the Alaska boundary and the Yukon scandal sud concluded his address bv- asking the electors to return the men who would engage with him in the un-. ~ dertsking now commenced.

At the conclusion of Sir Louis’ speech

Mr. N. Gay moved a vote of thanks which was seconded by Hon. Geo.

Forbes and unanimously carried

Sir Louis replied, thanking the audi-

ence for this kind expression and

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that he woiildsgsin

the pleasure of meeting them.. '

Three cheers and a tiger were then

given for Sir Louis after which he proposed three cheers for the Queen, which were given heartily . `

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Buy your warm Ulster at " `

Gi.U'rirN Flour for dyspeptics just y I A

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2 $ * \ 1 y \ Q O _ \ s _

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This isone ofthe threewital

points in dis_psn~ ing medicines. he FIRS ie. of course. absolute purity and rcliabi1i%. of the drugs used.'l‘hs SECON is accuracy. 'the THIRD is

_ "checking of " and by check-

ing we mean that the one who » has filled the prescription states aloud the name and quantity of the ingredients he has used.

A second girson, with the gre- scripiion fore him, wstc es each separate entry as written b_v the physician with the view of noting errors of any kind. In this \_--ay all possible errors are avoided.

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e pleased to s Y _ ii sttmrf keepi g all D1'<“Sf-'1"D\-

* Just a few minutes of your time

finding out moie about this de ours will mean considerable return i

p tion and price saving when you go _ This morning we ve placed a lot of ii 7* underwear in our north window :-is f what we have inside the store

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stripe Jlannelette, irilled front, n

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‘ wrists, 49c and 5oc. _ Blue and white stri fl neletse, p

f£0!!$, 1% w ~‘»&,.~»s*1t

_ stripe insulin,

collar and down front 85e. i ~-

< Pretty stripe flaonelette with iace N and wrists, two rows down front 95 Very pretty nightdresses in plain

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_ _ white and cream $1 15

Pimss'rLiir’s Dress Fabrics are stway V qw Dainty plain Pmk night dresses n

‘lf “ front trimmed with lace, yoke time ` if design in wash silk $1 50 T'» _ Drawers, 220 320 361', 38c 2500.175!!

,_ The Busiest` Store on Charlottetown’s

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if 15 an 6 ‘ ~ scrlptlons E .(§\l_ Osgood Mahogany finished scre

; ' pretty draperie , piice only $2 25

_ Oak Music Racks

till Nice Large Oak Book Rack ‘

” tty If you have not seen ‘he above, call W time you are down town Always

' show good

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We carefully check all prescrip- t tions dispensed bv u=. We will ._ '-

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most complete in exist ence.

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O t le department is

| booriiin;.aI[iow plyices big &S-

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mini- 1 ' Visit C1mrIottet0Wn,sgreat-

(LateHo$:h;L 1:1343 gzlgglggu don 1 The,re'|1 ly; a crush at our Dégss l(3podwp;f;ixuntar the next two wee est Store. Every ._ depaftnqgnt

H-we i‘;i‘.§°;s;;:°.»fi:;;:;';;:... ti... ° i to fan. no with to show

”°°’“°"") "MY sroan" ~ it F si fs oods or see them.-Prowse n

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