"“"‘”‘ °" " -‘~» many.--

mul- n_ I r-

hal

King

Qiieekly Edition (Thursday) per yr. $1.25: in advance . . _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ha-V9 h€3-ffl l'»l`l€ W0I`Sl3 Mid H18 b€SlJ lilllii g A The know experience how much better is. _

that they made the

THE cuiiiiiiin ..s

the day and presented in the best possible

‘\“pI“deFe“fl°l‘t .J°“tr“§;» untrémmeued light the claims of the Conservative party

an( fear ess,aiming o Jus,,|mpa,.¢|a|, R°|iab\¢.'N¢w3y, to be restored to power. By and by we

seeking at 811 times W fuffhef the Pesé shall have the other side presented to a‘

1 » . f h 1 d o ize _ _ _ _ tlflgiileefztr; gst e' peop e' an me an similar auditory in Charlottetown and

The I°eo:p1e's Papgr. hear the public affairs of the country

- 1>ui.ii..-_lied acits ofiiues, New Prowse discussed with equal ability and force , _ _ » _.

gigglségglggj ;§1;a§§,s§n0§§,§,;~ng; iss f°" A comin. ..u..»..i.i.._ This win afford .. . Write _it down as a fact _that no bet er Clothing for boysand,-_girls is to ;£g;gi].;inp£i;té<ind0_d3;;y ypxceptsnngfgg fair means of comparing the men. the be had ready-made than what is sold here, It is strong as well as stylish with seiui-weekiyndiiiéu(Mundi &`T`ii`ui.`> _ mssssfss ` and the pslicies of _ popular materials and prices to win your trade and tie it to us., __ Mothers un- '-""°"~5‘?`-‘“*““"‘“°‘? """""""" “$12” *hs i“'° Sfesipsfiiss- F*“=°‘°°°°fs will §;§§ derstand the difference between The Big Store’s Clothing and other sorts

de ainst the Government of

that

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Branch ofnces can be said of both parties, and will then School opens next Week. V,

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new furnished, o. \er ing _]

iilotl i iness transacted- °' ' '_'

. . be ' 'L' t tl 1 t tb ll d' ~ ' V~

have been established at the fpllowincg n;‘;:;: lf-‘Ed °e1;‘;0;`t '- GPO S 8- IS Get your bgy 3, S1112, PBJPS p8.I1l}S f0'Dl2ht 4936

ill 101 H15 3 “11f’Ys`id€~ C\11'f“f'~" B°°ks‘°1`e"D- K' . . . . Vacation days will soon ba over, and the boys must be made ready for school. Every po.;-eng

P“‘°_§S "'h_°'7_eVf“')f°r.i‘i“'ifi§~mfy'0i.e 3-€f.i»i£ C l ° ' gj g " ` 250 Sailor Tams opening. 25|; 359, 459 ,$59,

I _ . _

It is the name given a cer-

tain fine grade of \Vomen`s Buttoned and Laced Boots, made by the J. D. King CJ. of Toronto. These boots are made of American Kid on s_oec’a‘ fashionable lasts, the tips, heels, etc., being of the mont improved American p~i.ttei.i_ The name “King Quality" is stamped on the sole of every shoe, together with

THE PRICE $3

' This is a. guarantee to pur-

chase from th`s manuficturer

» that every effort has been put

forth to make these shoes worthy of the highest conlid- enc ~, sa that he stakes his bis- ne.-s reputation on the name.

Alley 81 Go.

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an mmf*

A. PICKARD Xi 0o’s.

PEAl(E’S N. I WHARF

All kinds of coal on hand.

Lownsr prices.

June 18d1wxm then eod &w5m

IK§ §¥

i _ .Aj

iii. J. H. Ayers,

. IIEITIST . UFFIGE-Liuanysldo. New

.Prowse Block. Finn door to the rig ht up stairs

_Satisfactory Work. \ Reasonable

prices

LIBERAL MEETING.

FOR - Cl'l’TOW N AND ROYALTY

1;...

A meeting of the friends and support.

ers ol the Liberal party in the city and Royalty will be hold in the store lately oc-rnpied by E. H. Norton, Esq. ngu- Prowso Bros. corner Queen Sn-get gn Thursday evening the sixth day of S p'ember instant at the hour of 7.30 o’clock for organization pnrposes_

Sir Louis Davies will be present.

B. ROGERS JOHN F. WHEAR

President i Secretary

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“ KlN|lEllliMllEN.”

Principal-Miss Wathen. Primary department-Miss Barrett. Ro-opens

Tuesday. Sept. 4. |900.

Lower flat _Kindergarten building,

Prince Street. p

llll’l`llW|| Slllilllil. UF IIISIG.

Director-Prof. W. H. Watts. Mia Smallwoodw classes resume on

Tuesday. Sept. 4th, 1900. .

Tho Diroctor’s classes on llonday, 3°P¢- *WL 1900. Upper int of above, named building.

Secretory ot Board ol Tiustees, Ssrf. 4. <1. F. s. iioom-1, 1-zsq.

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un . . _ 3 V _ The Huntingdon Gleaner is being much _ , f p d

Currie Ianagcr

` _(1,,e,_,0n_ _,_l|,e,.tun Booksrore-G. S. quoted by the Opposition press as a Lib should study economy in bcys clothes. }_?.conomy, at the expense of com ort, neatness an at e, 1;

Murmi-:V xueut. an unsatisfactory thing. Paton sells satisfaction in every garment. and all those desirable features

.Soni-is Ein-t, Telephone office-R. Seaman, eral journal which sharply criticises the y '_ b d - bb 1 th H f b t

_ are com ne in e c o es we se or ‘nys a. 153 SLOU, ‘|50 and 3

Agent. - - _ _ _ 5 _

Laumer Government' It ‘S h°“"“'e1" “O We have clothes for the little fe lows that are so nearly ‘ like papa/s ” that they.

JJ. E. B. MCCREADY. J-|P- H0011 “s“’ thi”-if for the Gleaner t° fake this ' youngster feel that he has all the grown-up dignities, and our prices ought to please you as much

Ed _ B - ._ . ~

‘tor uhiiiziihner ground- 50 ‘Ong also as September, 1893, @ the clothes please the boy. Our knee pants at 4Q¢ to Ht boys whose birthday is between 4

v P three years before the Liberals came into 14 year8. ' i

power, the Gleaner published ii long am % What kind of boy have you got l SA gentle, quiet, house boy; or a. scrambling, tl mbing,

l I 1 ,_ .

clc denouncing Mr. Laurier and summed utd‘-’°r5~°_rt 2 Fever mind: h”"e’5 somebhlllll _for bmih- '

A _ up by saying: “Loyal Liberals are there- S”"l°rSuws fm 5°h°91.75Cn 2 Pkci’ suits slioov L25: |1351 v|°75a

9 5

'l`HUR`DAY, SEPT. 6, 1900. fore bound to withhold th ' t fro ' .

D . - _ . eu Suppor See 'our line of boys’ odd pants at 49g, A '

Mr Laurierand to d d - 1 d . .

em” 8' new ea' er Our Suits will save ou mone

THEN AND Now. I ' - _ ` _Y Y- -

n189i and more recently the Gleaner de _ 500 spank made gmac’ no bmter made* p

“__” nounced Sir |Ricliiird Cartwright, `Mr. _

Sir Charles T\1PPe1` “hen he “lime t0 Tarte and other prominent Liberals We

Charlottetown on the eve of the elections , need say nothing as to the merits of the

WSIS then 21 I11&fV€l Of Vl80l` and Strength ernment. It is only right that our readers ig J . Il & l

| for a man of his advanced years. Now he Should know that it is no new thing for _ t 'has coine to usas the Leader of the Op- very plain speaking to emanate from @ Q A __ iggg

i' is

Position, and four years older, yet “his eye that quarter. ulxrlga is not dim nor his natural force materially , _ - ' ""` A

fl"‘90 “Hs the Premier Of Canada He Gleaners criticisms of the Laurier G v

abated," although since July last, he has

entered upon his eightieth year. Then he A Hllldoo believing in the transmigra.

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,L \_i\.\

was accompanied by a ministerial collea-

gue, Hon. A. R. Dickey, the Minister of Justice, in the prime of vigorous nian~ hood. Many will recall with regret that Mr. Dickey’s life was suddenly cut off a few months ago.

This time the Conservative Leader is as-

sociated with Hon. George Eulas Foster,

who enjoys the distinction of being pro- bably the foremost platform orator and debater of his party. There is no greater master of English speech than he among

our public men, and few ‘if any who have made themselves more thoroughly in- formed in regard to our public affairs. And yet he is less magnetic than his lead- er, or than many upon both sides of the H>u;e, and his splendid intellectuality is p :rhaps less persuasive than that of other public men of lesser note.

Sir Charles is always confident in him-

self and his party. By this we do not mean that he assumes a confidence which he does not feel. We doubt not he really believed he would carry the

country in the election of 1396. That he failed then detracts

nothing from his confidence on the pres~ ent occasion. It is of the very essence of political leadership to be optimistic. The party leader who would tell his followers on the eve of an election that their chances

were not good, would find himself sp :ed-

ily left without a following. And it is to be said of Sir Charles that he never sinks under reverses. When the anti-Confeden

tes swept his Province in 1867, leaving him alone among the representatives of his party in the Commons,his indomitable will was not broken nor his confidence shaken.

,min was eating. That pious person drew '

back horrified at the living forms he saw. ~

What did he do? Throw away the fruit? ' Not he! He_ smashed the microscope ~ and went on with his meal.

There are people who are .suffering

with weak lungs. They have an obsti-_

Chool Cl0fhiii2'

250 3-oo also ana 4 oo. A

tion of souls, ate no animal food, because ` in destroying even a worm

he might be ,

destroying the body occupied ‘ _ ' W by an ances- ~

tor. _A traveler ~ V I _ j V _ A coming upon V. 1 V . ~ _ M” 3 lla Q P takin ni.-.v _ g * s eiabig meal. _ _ _ . p p ' ._ _ - V <2

toldhimitwas I __ V __ f fp A _Y

impossible to M ' ` _

avoid destruc- _

tion of animal p _ _ proveatg’ ff; _ g Carnivals, Scotsmans, 20th Centuries, E. N. D.. Colum ‘

~ cused a micro-

scope on the fruit the Brah-

st/

bias, :iartfords have had a large sale in. Charlottetown ~:

W is

We are still receiving the above daily. »-

r . L I Look them over- Write .for catalogue. i i

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me °°“gh’ are Weak’ °’““°i‘“°d’ h°P°’ 1' T; ` Repair supplies-Second Hana Wheels

less. They have been taught there’s no

hope for them. Some one puts into their , - . hands one of Dr. Pierce’s books or ad- _ V i

vertisements and through this medium E' i ' _

they see healthy, happy men and women, _ T. _ _ who declare that their lun had been, .. "_ ' 9 `“= _ weak, they had been rackegs by co hs, i , _ ” ` ' had been emaciated, feeble, hop:¥ess, _ _ ` K '_ _ and were positively and rmanently ' ' ‘

sured by Dr. rierees ooifigu Medical is-=l _ _

Discovery. These cures can be num- 7, Rf ' , -

bered by scores of thousands. _ \

Are you sick? Will you throw aside

the advertisement, break the microscope,

if 2” is

or will you make one effort for health? _ `,gi .- _lg _,

Write to Dr. R. V. Pierce, at Buffalo, *W .71

N. Y. There is_ no charge for consulta- ‘ ‘\ /’ ‘\

tion by letter. You’ll get a. prompt

answer, with fatherlv sympathy and J A I- , ~ V »~ _f

medical skill combined.

There is no alcohol, or other stimulant ' _ _

in “ Golden Medical Discovery." _

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In the large meeting of Tuesday evening ' '

made up of electors of both parties. these A

assembled had the great advantage of ` V .

hearing the two ablest exponents of one of

our two great parties. It is fair to assume

A 5 sis si' “Mi s Twist” chewing tobacco is 20 f €°3 @"5" 5 j _. per cent larger than formerly, , x ` ,

pkooizam

1. Piano Duet-S’etoile d'or.. .Goerdeler,

Miss Constance Fitzgerald and Miss Winifred Brecken.

2. Vocal Solo-(Selected) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

Mr. Tanto , . `

3. Reading-Siegiction from David Coper-

8 , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

Miss Davies. ‘

4- "°°°‘ ”“e:.?,f%'?__1¥‘_f‘?___’?f‘?f%‘f'?‘___?‘%'? ca]

Pte. Jack Harris and Walter Brecken.

5. Violin Solo-(Selected) . _ . . _ . . . . . _ _ . . __.

Mr. Vinnicombe.

6. Vocal Solo-(Selected) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 3 0

Miss Helen Dawson. 7. Piano-(al Soleata. . . . . . . . . . . ._.C Major,

C. M V. Weber. Presto (Movement Per- petual.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . .._

(b) Si oiseau J ’etais. _ _ .Hemelt. (c)Va.lseC Minor......Cho iu. (d) Grand Concert etude (Slac-

cato) . . . . . . . . .. _.Rubenstein

_ Mr, Fred Morris.

8. Vocal Solo-(Selectedla .............. _ _ Mr. Charles Earle. 9. Vocal Duet-(Selected)... _ . . ._ . .- . . . . ...

Miss Winitned Cotton and Rev. Leo i Williams. .

10. Vocal Solo.-~Sieti Sigori.. .Meyorbees,

Miss Constance itzgerald.

. Reading-(Selected) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ ss Davies.

12. V0ca.lSo _Selected .. .............. ._

` Ma Bd er.

13. Vocal Trio-The gouniiyers ........... . .

Mr. Charles Earle,

Mr. ii. miwneii, . 'f

‘ Mr. Walter Bracken.

St. Peters Hall, Thursday, Sept._6th, at 1

8p.m.

Admission 25c to all ports of the HalL .

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5; f-

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Are saving money and getting extraordinary values in everything ir. the footwear lirie at the

C1ea.r?_.nce Salé

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WL H. Si‘ei/vazir°zi& Qo’ lsztoclk.

landiiot .

to 50 per cent Discount

F »- Cub oilv ,Thiii-1 a gsnuiue sale aol wil os ggqgin-131 for 1 h tt- Call and see the Stock. It is equal to any in the city, and is bein 13 sbrld iiin it iggigfgzdoug bargain. _ _ _ " ~ .

‘SALE GUNDUGTEII' BY r

ff rothers. as _ teas

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fs' 3<i~~

t -~. c a.L£.&l