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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETO WN OCTOBER 30 1899

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% O PUBLIC temperance meeting will be HR OLIvl:B Joins, who has been up \ i

C held in Wright‘s Hall on Tuesday eve well for the past few days, was taken ' * ' *

ning, 31st inst . under the ansp ees of suddenly worse last night and it is fear

A T h T t Prince Edward Division Prominent ed h s s

air up t e ine or 15 cents in mimsm B d oth H d

r an ers wi ad ress the p

St James Hall this evening memng h

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& E o’clt»ck Saturday evening and sailed they M C A mu be em J

MONDAY

a uffered a paralytic stroke The

atient is irrational this morning and is condition critical but the many

THF Campana arrived in pert at 6 THE ad u ned numnl meeun of

U h in the As l T

agam at 3 3') -Yeterday aft°m°°‘ Wm’ a sociation Parlor on Tuesday evening,

general carvo

the 81st inst at 8 o’clock All friends

P E ISLAND farmers are shlppmg of the institution requested to be pre- fruit, grain sheep and cattle to Britain sen *

Leith r sa 1 i 1 i _ °‘

friends of the family will hope for Mr ones’ speedv recovery -Moncton ` imes, 28th

The Picton Advocate says We learn

with much satisfaction of the step taken at the last meeting of the Town Conn

l, towards obtaining a suitable sup y of water for our town Mr F C otlin of Boston, the gentleman with hom negotiations srepow proceeding, an engineer of many years expert

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8 we anoint wiiibs iisitiiiiis (itomisv) C

Tiiis (Monday) evening tha Rev evening, Oct 30th in their rooms. ,W

Mr Falconer of Truro will take you on C“m°'°” Bl°°k Imf’°'““° b”°'“°" is

auuirip up the Rhine Beautifully gslhangskegvigy axggber A15 E`)"°PMt° ence Ten years ago ne plinned and

i strated with stereopticon views -7 “ _ Introduced a system of Waterworks in

THE Boston Post sa S Au of the D°“ld Presldem Charlottetown and so satistactcrily did

men employed on bogd of the Plant Tim Bo~toii Traveller contains a cut ) g;l;_°:;°$;tt;‘(;’ ;;:`kth';“;g;_a;aB£'::° lm" L9' Gr°“d° D‘°h°°°°' Wm’ bm a of Mr Ch-rl" Kent' wil? is pnwntmg tredticln-r a system of sewers dthere few exceptions, have been paid off, as The s°"°'" °i Sufn a dmm'mz‘ From ou; contemporary we lain that the vessel goes into a dry dock at New t}°t';’: Mn? Czmlha cilfrbrgteglgaxal *Hr Collin visited the town last week Ynk to be reoonstmoted ;reciatil\lrlanilu’<l:nd‘i;vlo The gaston Ths ‘nd "en °"r tm’ gmlmd 1° the 'imm

Tun Principal oi Prince Street School atre this week The engagement ends; 'Y °f 15° Si‘”P'°“ SP”“8° *nd B°°1"°

acknowledges with ,thanks, the Guan -Saturday Mr Kent spent the sum- B°°k' "nh “W MW" *"4 ex “‘Y°" i>ini’s kindness is presenting a copy of mer in Bay ortune P E 1 ] H*mm°“° 'md 9° “hm” 5° MSU? °‘ Map at Santa “rm ‘or “ch damn the prospects of ebtaisinz from a qnsr ment m me School Miz Criss Diii.ai=iUN'r, of the Post terahalt million gallons of water por

Odice department, leaves to-day for P day. that he subsequently advised the

F0o'rsai.L ---A match game between E Island, where, it is understood, he Council to have a test made before

the students ot P W College and is to be married next week to one of proceeding in any other direction

Anchors of Charlottetown will be the Island’s fair ones --Moncton Times

I la ed this evenin

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beeli practising cogtinually alitlmiisgigla B REYNWS P :l°Hn1’ALD' °t b°;‘“Y imsii isa it B iii ii '“°- " °‘° °°"“'° “‘ ‘°° fc; as refgxgw I 8 una W] Church School room on Friday night,

was so warmly commended preached wg

A Conaiiisroimnur to the Halifax mostaccentable at bo'h services in the _

Chronicle says -Mayor Weeks com same church yes erday f

manding Co G has received a gift of § S six barrels of apsles and four barrels ON Saturday momma a lame num of oranges from Lieut Col Geo West ber °f'pe°P1a assembled at me depot to

Jones, commanding 3rd Regiment G A I5” the deparmre of RW T F Fume h

for the use of the New Brunswick and to” Wh° “aB going as C iaplain ot the P E 1 boys Canadian Contingent The Boys Bri

gade headed the proc°ssion followed

Rev R W Stevenson, Montague was by the carriaoe containing the Rev

in the city Saturday having returned Mr Fullerton Rev Mr Simpson, Col al'l§|l0 o0|l|S cli- from Cincinati, Ohio where he had M09;-9, D 0 C .and Mayor” Warbur g|sN| Bfnnchiflg and

been attendinv the convention of the ton They were tol owed by No 1 and Cnristian Church ot the United States ‘No 2 Co’s Artillerv and the Engineers, Mr Stevenson savs that the convention l accompanied by the Artillery Band was all that could be desired, there be- Hundreds who had not previously said

ng over 12,000 delegates in at endancd good bye were at the station to hid

Many ot the addresses given were de farewell Amid the cheering and the hvered by men of exceptional ability waving of handkerchiets the throttle of Mr Stevenson arrived in Cincinatti the engine was opened and the beloved on the 19th and remained there until Pastor of St James’ Church was going the 19th While there he presented away from his home and all its tender the greetmgs of the Canadians in the associations As the train plllfed irattitdi convention and impressed the conven the curve amid the cracking of torped

tion that Canada was an important part ces, and tue shrieking ot whistles,

of America and as far as Area was band broke forth in the familiar air of \ mx 5; tgti, si \ concerned exceeded the United States 4 Auld Lang Sync” and a in few Seconds 5 r H6 then referred to her great possibili the company broke up to return to D ’6,, ~;~

ues and to the sterling worth ot her their homes

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some of ours

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the black goods, but io wed need ii paper as big Guniiiiiaivs to do it

, i _ Sowell be ciinteni these fcii items to dai*

ures by Inhalation

all threat and Diseases Each put up in ii. box complete with s. bottle each of inhaler tsbl ts, and geriiiieide granules

Full directions accompany

Cill at our stores and well

show you how tlioyN‘Q “Sed

Price complete *£35

Keep yourself

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40 inch“Pekin Cords ti 536

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designs 39c and 42:: l Then

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Nicely Bnished double i Jet blggi

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wide at only 5.1¢,

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Quite ailarge range of l fouo

retty broohe4.42in ,hes 09* ¥vide- if lin *eddy*

very e ect trim ge dainty goods c ground With Heres a pietty thin; Pam' lm

20o each

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Dull finish wool Cr pon fhoi;-6 n

new soft designs not nfs; eccigsm loud-but quiet and bo

graceful c. engths m

Then a. pretty goods blister clot

has a Jet bengaline word

frfiund with at raised

gcroll pattern la blight G 'Iggy re

black, 42 inches 750. fgxeszsga

Four arrivals iii black little wave

{:'ro;ni'ed goods tor to-dart; of ink 42

We ll describe one

10c each

Telephone 98

STEWART saxenv,

Best mad 1 000 yards of flannelette at 4c a. yard

The best grey cotton you ever bought at 4c ii Yard

The best handkerchiefs we ever sold for 2c each

It you want a. hosiery snap you ll get it at 25c a. pair Our Diamond Jubilee Corset, lit for a. pt'1I1G€SS» Wlu be Offered fmm

to 10 o clock p in for 40c a pair

60 pairs men s lined kid gloves 4 9c a pair

400 men s silk neckties, all styles, 10¢

A pure linen collar, latest style, English make, 59 efmh

50 pairs men s pants lor $1 00 they are W01'l»h dfmble

CARD

Dickey

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We ve had no room tc

of popliiiis-=or of the ser

oashiiieres and not it black broadcloths Auotl for those

MDUR & Mil

by appointment

Ill

ere the Snap of the Day

14 f h 1 bl k ts $1 90 25 black ladies cloth Jackets $3 25 25 l:illTds?furedz¥e;o;eara;uEranteed, $7 00 100 ladies fur collars, tonight only, S

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50 leather boas l0c, 25c and 40c 501“d‘°5, "°°1v;°ts 25° I

I A big basket baigain of ribbons 5c yard-some was 50c, some was ac, some ess

hts 20 obliging clerks to serve

@Come early as possible, we are slwsys fllihed Sdlufdai U18

0yalLondon Ophthsl b d b b t “MY STORE

and Central London y u Every 9 y saves money Y uymg a

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