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_ BEER & GUIFFS.

THE GUARDIAN, UHARLL/1 IETOWN, OCTOBER I0 |899

lll' BSS MHl(|ll2A Review of The Many Buildings

That Are

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50 Dress Sklrts

‘ ALL stzns p a e made from cloth “fashionable

Serge and Lustre

4.; yds. Blister Cloth at $125- . . -$5-63 Trimmings 75c. . . . . . . . . . . .I5

$6 38 2 OU

$8.38

Come along and we will show you

whet you can save on the above Skirt. Other Skirts $3.50, $4.50 and $5.00.

Uur $l2 00 Costume, ready to put OD

is selling fast.

Our $5.00 Jacket is a seller.

Jas. Paton & Uo.

Making $2.00. . . . . ..

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_ is nature’s choiceet gift to ~ ' man . . . .. . L ,

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fliiegant .s .s lf; "Photo was .9

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‘ V ’ is |nan’efavorite gift to dear- _~» essfmeds.

p Why dieappointthem longer g > I

_- when youcan so easily ar- ~»;

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' We have too many Glass Perserve Jars (quart size) on hand. So in order to reduce our stock at once we

have decided to put the price of them

"away down,” It will pay you te buy now. even If you \vo|\'t require them tlll next eeeeen. '

Eirocers.

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No'_I_'_|cr:

Is hereby given that the Commis-

sion appointed to inquire into the management of the Hospital for the Insane and will meet at the Asylum, Falconwood to morrow Tuesday the 10th instant at ll o’clock a m and will continue from day to day until the inquiry is completed,

All persons having any charges to

make in the public interest in con- nection with the inquiry, or any tes- timony to submit in regard thereto will be atliberty and are hereby re- quested tn present the same then and

BENJ. ROGERS.

Chairman of Commission,

Charlottetown Oct. 9th 1899.

gap ‘NEW BUILDING UPERATIONS

T” ’...'..f....f..».-...bleCalif ' The Prince of Wales College-Prince Edward Is- Blister C1001 land Hospital-Addition To St. Dunstan’s

College -etjondensed Milk Factory and Many;

Private Residences.

lottetown has ever experienced. Thei

| narrow and contracted halls and class I (C°°‘i"“°d °“ The Third P°g°')

rooms of the old Prince of Wales Col

ous an an some structure now near- ing completion. The new Prince ef Wales College, a costly building, the most expensive of those being erected this year. is the most modern building in l the city. The foundation was laid in the fall of 1898 and the work has been in progress ever since, until now the exterior is nearing completion. The building is expected to be ready by the tirst of the year. The class rooms are large, two being located on the first door 26 x 40 feet and four on the second door are of the same size.ln add- ition there are two class rooms for the Model School. The second floor con- tains the Assemblv Hall which is 45 by 70 feet with a ceiling 23 feet high. The plastering is of selanite and the ceil- ings are of spruce. In the basement -the I janitcr’s quarters will be located. The construction throughout is of the most. substantial kind, the basement

walls of brick with a slate roof. There is no wood finish exposed on the out- side, all moulding and liuish being covered with 'galvanized iron. The

lr.€.'B. Chappelle and - the work is .being done by Messrs. McDonald aud- Schurman. ` ‘ I ' The'next”public building is the~'New Prince 'Edward Island Ho\pitalc'l‘he oon-. tract was let in June ’98.The fouudsticnl was completed in 1898 and last spring ‘ the work was again taken up and push d to completion.A description of the New Hospital appeared in the Daily Goan- Drm ot Feb. 4th, 1899. A cut ol the building in this issue gives our readers nn idea of the appearance. The heating plant is being supplied by the Mc-S I Eachern heating Co.»of Ontario. The Hospital is the first bu lding in the pro- vince with that system.Some fifteen men are now employed putting on the finish. The work is being pushed forward and it is expected that the building will be completed about the middle of Novem- ber . The work is in the hands of Messrs. McDonald and Sohurman. The plans tor the hospital were also drawn by Mr. Chappelle.

Crossing the field from the magnifi-

cent site of the Hospital the writer come to the Condensed Milk Factory. It is well under way and Mr. Harper is pushing it. with all the rapidity pos- sible. The building is 150 feet long by 88 feet wide with an addition on each side. The one on the north side is for the boiler room ond that on the south for receiving room. The build. ing is divided into three sections. Ou the western side is the condensing room 38x50 ft with a ceiling 21 feet high. The eastern section is a room ofthe same size ;the center section is for a packing room and is 38x50 feet. The second floor will he used for storage- The outside is nearing completion and will be finished in about two: weeks.

The addition to St. Dunstan’s Col-

lege is another valuable improvement te one of the public institutions of the pro- vince. The addition is 40 x 100 feet and was built to the eastern end of St. Dus-

Pat Exam please copy tf.

stan’s College during the summer. The

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((0,) The time has ‘emo when you should look up your ,s wardrobe and se`bow}cu are fixed for spring war. (pl In the event of you deciding to invest in a suit or ‘_, overcoat, etc., act promptly by ordering the -same

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THE end of the-year 1899 will close first storeylis devoted to the chapel t.i» one of the most prosperous seasons Char- 2 basement to dining room and kitchen ._

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lege wilé iivedway to the more comodi: k¢¢Better

,1-emgernber. the blood ‘feeds

being oi Nova Scotia freestoae; the*

; is the best preparation manhae devised

plane oi-the College wenae drawn _bvil

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Than the Tongue.”

Slips of any kind are to be

deploy-ed, but there is one slip Nature never forgives. It is the carelessness of ig- noring the signal that the body is in danger of wreck. It may be that the kidneys or the stomach or the head gives the warning sign. %t

every organ of the Ifati?-(if _

Make no slip, but tone up the

system" through the hlood,i'a`nfd -healtlf will surely follow. ' Hood"s*8arsaparil_la

“lf You Have Them From US, They’re ght”W

to make pure, life-grvm‘ ' bloodf 'It never disappoints. ,

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and after using bottles, the swelling went away and I have not had any- more

Eg." Mae. J. W. Cnonxwnxonr, 432

t St., Belleville, Ont. ` -

gryiglgg-"I would -strongly urge

the use of Kood’s Sarsapsrllla for eryslpelas or any scrctulous disease. I have received great `ben'edt from’Hood’s 'Sarsaparilla for the formercomplalnt. It ls an excellent -blood purifier.” Has. H. D. Wnsr, Church Street, ,Corpwa_l1ie, Nova Scotia.

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Hood’| Pills cure liver ills; the nou~irrltating and,

only eashartic to rake with Hood’s -Sai-eaparilla,

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g Every pair of Kid Gloves

sold at

‘My Store’

is guaranteed. If they don’t give satisfaction ing every way bring them§ back, and We will give you a new pair for them cheerfully-no questions

asked.

Our Lily Gloves But-

toned, 850'

Our Lily Glove laced,

95c.

Our Adonis Glove in'

buttoned and laced dome fastened, $1.10

Our Muriel Laced,

$1.20

OurCelebrated

Daphne $1 35

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‘Add a step to it’-(The Spartan mothers advice to her son who complained that has

sword was too short )

To complain of the Wear on your Boys' and Children s Cloth

. ing, take our advice: Buy the , ‘.‘RIGHT kind It satisfies

your boys, builds up your purse, and wins for you both fame

and frtune by having yur boys well ' dressed.

OUR FALL LINE

OF SHOREY’S FALL CLOTHING

Contains the newest and snappiest designs in the market. They

cost you no more than ordinary garments-and the v ue

is there-the material is there-the style is there-the Workman

ship is there the fit is there. I

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YOU HAVE CAUSE

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BDSTUN DPTICAL 0

Next to W. F. Carter, Queen Street. (Open Evening.)

Those Who are 'Fond POLITIGAL

Of G00d C¢00kll1»gi celiiefai 12»i11A»ad is

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Murray Harbor Distnct at Harbor South, Monday, Oct 1

At Montague Bridge Tuesday,

17th, at 7 p m

At Murray River, Monday.

Should call at our store. We can boil the prices of Sauvenir goods, Watches, Clocks Jewelry and Spectacles, down to suit the tastes of any customer

7/); '_ ` We Xzwfili-li;k?ir;¢e1](exi]3eTlelr:;on St. at., P m .i.'r.In¢KrIrzII=:. .'th5.T=11°f . - . ..

ucgesscrs £0 B991' Bras Repmnn 8 B Bmw At HBIIIICTCIIQ TllB5d8y O

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Coma 'ro 'mn Pnovixcrsr. Bazasn in iid of the New CATHEDRAL Oct. 16, 17 IS l‘\ n rl 20th. If vnu dm

it sgrandeur, your eyes are defective. Take advantage of it i» FREE EXA \t br -\Tl ONS ann CUI (now on at the Boston Optical Co and continue until after .- i ve dare) ar.-I I v»- vnur eyes SCIEN l‘IFlC TESTED by a Specialist of many years experience. _ Dr.. McKay J-~r-t-ui, D c ~ it Optics and Fe‘l w

'Graduate of the Northern Ill.Coll»,ge of Ophthalirnology;.a.x_;d Ulotpgy Ch c .go,vi li will test your eyes

and SEPARATELY, fitting each eye with the necessary glasses ts insure comfort md ease

The plan of trying the various glasses' on the Optician’s Counter. or FAR worse the Peddlars

as rational and safe as it would be in case of sickness to try the contents of the various bottles on the

without a prescription. _

Beware of those who are not well versed in the Anatemyiand Physiology of the eye with its

for the eye is too delicate an organ to be triiied with. '

We prescribe No MEDICINE, in all cases where our Ophthatmocpic and Skisscopic examinations

existence of diseases, we frankly turn you over to your own doctor.

Asrrcuyrrc Casas A SPECIALTY. If you are not perfectly satisfied with the glasses you have, call at

and see what we can do for you. Yours for better sight.