THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN OCTOBER 28 1899

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A pleasure to wear this line of cotton back and wool front, g <= ' ' ‘

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Strictly all wool undervests, bnttoned front, long sleevea,95

ribbed cufs and ends. ,

Lad ies’ combination Suits. | _ Misses’ Combination Suits. Ladies’ and Misses Drawers.

From 25 cents a pair up.

Infants’ vests, all §kinds andl Frm 'www fwwd- 1= in-1=

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Horo’s a line of undervests high neck long sleeves heavy

ribbed, sented win, it ’ ’ ' 161:!

A better line, natural color, undervests high neck, long25eg

sleeves, ribbed, button front. I _

Comfort in this line of nndervests, soft fleecy lined French

neck, well finished.

A Nice Picture Frame nrevesa Picture

We have now in stock a fine assortment of picture mouldings

in all the latest styles. '

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Ou frames for photos of the South Africa contingent. _ -We have also afew of those pretty photo frames left suitable

for cabinet photos, in Oak, White, and Gold. Price 50c. and 65c.

Get Your Photos ' we Fr amed ati” .

John Newson

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AN OPPORTUNE WAR

Present Outlook is That All

THE SLIGHT LADY e E“'£f.Z.§Z'; lZ..§`i‘f‘"“"

Needn’t lose herself in the wrinkles of an undervest which might

nuke two nor need '_

Paris,;Oc¢.ober 24.-The war in South

_ Africa arouses great public interest in,

Paris. The violence 6f_tho Anglophobian lan ae andeithcta emlcedb

Enduro the misery cf wearing a vest which is pulled and pinched V thegfregmh aunpgpgrs of "ery, ,bmi

her comfortably sized form. ’ C

WEEHAYE LADIES’ YESTS

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lar e interests in Afrlc the roble

have become a far more serious letter nvnorn irusr 'rains Wan' Coins.

The present outlook is that France

Germany and all Europe can do nothing else than accept with perhaps i|l-con- cealed dissatisfaction the pracioal fusion of the l‘r nsvai-1 and the I lrai-go Free Statc in ih- British empire; which

before loner, wllbe connected with.

Egypt by Cecil Rhodes proposed rail- way. It is the Biitish success in colonial aggrandiavnientiu Africa. so contrast- ing wiih the painful incidclts_tliat have characterized recent French ,efforts in the Soudan and elsewhere on the Afri. can continem, that has inflamed the French mind with such unprecedented bitterners toward England.

IN MEMORIAM.

Of The Wife of Bro. B.Martls, Charlottetown.

Called home September 26, 1899. At 'a Convocation of Morning Star

Lodge, No 168, B. ' of R. T., held at Moncton, on the 22nd day of 0ct.',1899, thofollowing was unanimously passed:

Whereas, It has pleased Almighty

;God in His indnite wisdom to remove *from our ~ midst your most highly esteemed and beloved wife: _ V .

Resolved. That in the lamentablo re-

moval ofa lite so full of usefulness to ou: - y_Resolved: -To the Brother we desire to convey to you our heartfelt sym-

_g _ irpathy, trusting that an all-wise Provi-

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HUF- RHODE,-OF SDIITR AFB!!!-L.

of political opinion aeemeto increase with the prospect that the subingaticn of the Bcera may be a shorter and less formidable piece of work than the

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at the “Quai d’0raay,”wherc the events in South Africa are being watched with the closest attention, based upon infer- maticn that has hitherto proved to be remarkably accurate, that the report of the means of resistance which the Boers hare capable of exerting is exaggerated, and that the termination ef the war may ensue much sooner than is generally ox- pected.

nlonse’ rant _Ia rirasinnl.

, A prominent French diplcmatist in discussing the aitnation,‘said people in Franco are just beginning to realize

feasibility, and the possible consequen- ces ofauch a achcmearc new appreciat-

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ed for the first time. The Trarisvaal war . name at a me-it opportune moment for -England; for had all the lHli°31'i¥i°\1 -laments existing in the'1`rensvaal, the O~ange Free State and Cape Colony been able to arrive al an understanding sith one another, with the view ot uniting to form an independent _South Africa confederacy, as has been hoped

dence will lead you safe through the trials of life. .to that happy home. to again be united, .where parting is no more.

Therein no death, although we grieve. .When beautiful familiar forms; That we have learned to love, are torn From our embracing arms.

, Signed on behalf of the Lodge. '

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M. W1r.soN. }Com.

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reliable. Guaranteed Fast Colors guaranteed Satisfaction. Serges. Craves '

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MUN!oNls inhaler for eatarrh, colds

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Is where you can get satis-

faction. , FIRST-CLASS work at LOW,

PRICES. This you can get

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Evening Instruction

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Axle Oil, Imperial Hoof

Jelly, .ll lithographed enainellcd tina.

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satisfactory Address,

At the P. E. Island Commercial College will commence Monday, Octobea 9th, inst,. at 7.30 p. m.

, Instruction in Arithmetic, Book- ‘ keeping. Shorthand, Penmanship,

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