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CIRCULAR LETTER

and Sessions Within

To Pastors i ry of F. E. Island.

the Presbyte

£ Dh. } : : By res ut a Vvterv at its last meeting it Gevolves upon me é Moderator to iss a circular lettel setting forth a movement Naving in view the des ing of Spiritual life in our congregations with the open ing of the new centur rt . . ty reart | 1 ' That resolu i. Sha led OF Spec al . } } das } committee and adopted by Presby tery Is ds VS . . . I Dow } . 1 Recommend, that the Presby tery he divided into five districts.

the Minister and representative EF]

ders of the several congregations grouped together to torm a com mittee whose duty it shall be to.de-

vise such measures < they deem best to revive the re gious. life of our congregations.

2. The districts propesed are.as follows:--

1. Alberton Montrese, Bleom fie id, West Cape and Richmond Bay.

_D. Mc Dor Convenor.

2 Summerside, |] deque, Ma! peque, Clifton, New London North anu. Cavendish.---R. Ss Whidden, Conve! .

3 Char eto' Brookfield, West River. gpa . Tryon and Strathalbyn—J. Layten, Cenvener

4 Mount Stewart. St. Peters. Souris, Dundas, Caudhigan, and Georgetown i. W. Mchenzie. Con- vener.

>. Montague, Murray Harbor North. Murra\ Hirbor South Woodvil e. Caledon’ a, Kelfast. Orwell, and Vailieyfieli—E. Gillies, Convener

3. Recommend urthe~--that

the Moderator of Pr

circuler letter to sessions calling heir attention to this important matte

4. That sessions take this matter into imn ediate consideration

2% That, inaccordance with the assembly's proposal, ! inistet cs urge upon their people the impertance of al advance spiritua! life

6. That eachsub-committee have

an early meeting and arrange its own plan of work, if possible arrange ing to hold a conference with every session within the bounds

7. That conveners of cemmittees report to tie nvener of the Pres

bytery’s committee on \ife and work, the action taken in time to be em bodiedin his r port to Pres sbyte1 ry. By this action of Pp esbytery it is | therefore requested : 1. That Min sters epresent to

their people the life and work, Seti ce te 2. That sessions t into immediate cor adopt s such me fitted to awaken

interest of ¢! e

tiona! commit? S€Ssion wt heil view of stimulating Works. .

This sub Self upon church, and 1 Ing has f

t has }

nee

ubj ct of empha ceeping sembly ’s report and

3 That each Pres ee confer | ;

esbytery issue

zing its im

this movement

ake this matter nsideration, and

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and engage the

yterial sec

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nds with the

church life an

church

with the as-

with c V@T ¥

eell pressing IT- }

dof an awaken-

Tuller expression re- cently cenera] assem!3!% Synod and teries. The nee “% such awakening in church lif Wul doubt re com ed bya

—— oe Will this sense of n aa Strone

eed develop int ire tor what i

es thera a fe f so—what :

© me - end contemplated

ITst oj st be emp lasised % diligent i, prayertul u

, h« oa ae FS Ge Li Ast ‘

Tae or < ‘ . Div; ete . & fisy ‘ iat . Meiy appointed means to th ae eaing sinner and saint “id of developing Christian charac

ter and

-T Church Le.

may reng!

attention of the?

Church courts |

ove and ret mend we nad ie May resolve--but does wwe Father 1 what our Pastors, Se s and people di s<ntly and faiihfully do in the use

Of those means—p pon Him who g Lid

‘eadeth beside still to lie down in

: yree Siveth the increase of

the plat ers and

Vj Mevard. (C ontinued oO

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led untoall truth |

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LARGE DRY GOODS HOUSE |

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN. NOVEMBER 15, 1900.

CLOSES DOWN FOR ONE

TO THE PUBLIC,

The Always Busy

facilities for growing business. The attractions will necessi- tate the closing of ‘the store for at least one motitn. We have no place to ‘store the

so are obliged to make a clean sweep sale.

ZO on 3

Pulling Down and Building Up

The store front has to come out, down, all partitions, stairways, counters and shelving have to be removed. A modern, up- to-date store that will not only a credit to ourselves, but to the city, will be'the result

We ask you one and

[he stock is well known as the most up-to-date and clean- est in the province.

. ‘You Save from 25 to 33|

1=3 cents on every dol- lars’ worth you buy.

COME EARLY.

STANLEY BROS.

Store | as freeds more room and _ increas. |

MONTH

— 000 Worth of High Grade Fashionable Goods to be sold at from 67 to 75 cents on the dollar, at

STANLEY BROTHERS.

Dry Goods, Mantles; Jackets, Furs, Millinery and Men’s Furnishings Everything Goes.

SALE FOR SPOT CASH ONLY.

all the plaster has to come,

No Goods on Approbation and no Samples Given---Read the Following

Lists and Discounts.

all to: make this sale a grand success;

29 Per Cent. Discount.

| T weeds, Box Cloths,

HOUSE FURNISHINGS

25 Per Cent Discount.

Every dollars’ worth yot buy here svyou get it for 75c on the dollar.

White Wool Blankets. Grey Wool Blankets. White and Wadded Ouilts

Down Quilts

Grey Cottons

White Counterpanes Table Linens

Napkins

White Linen Table Cloths Towels, Towelling Sheeting, Pillow Cottons

Colored Table Covers.

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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

Every dollar's worth you

| buy here you get for 75c on

the bollar.

Black Dress Goods, Color- ed Dress «Goods, Costume

Ladies’ Cloths, Dress Linings, French Printed Flannels, Opera Flan-

‘nels, Quilted Linings, Jersey Cloths, Ladies’ Umbrellas.

Velveteens. |

Staple Dept---25 p.. c. Discount.

es

Every do lars’ worth you buy here you save 25 ceuts on the dol'ar.

Print Cottons, Roman Sat- ins, Sateens, Art Sateens, Cre-

tonnes, Fianne ettes, F eecy Cottons, Scotch Ginghams, Gatatias, Tickings, White

Cottons, Co’ored Ducks.

WHITE GOODS

Chick Mus-

Spot Mus! ins, Tucked

‘ins, Apron Lawns,

Lawns, Victoria Lawns, Nain- sooks, White Ducks, Irsa& Linens, Diapens and Linen Lawns.

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FURS

23 Per Cent. Discount.

Every dollars’ worth buy here you get for 75 cents on the dollar.

Ladies’ Seal Jackets, Grey Lamb Jackets, Astrachan Jac- kets, Wombat Jac ets. Wa'la- by Jac+ ets, Neck Ruffs, Cap- ettes, Storm Collars, Fur Lin- ed Capes, Fur Capes, Mitts, Caps. Muffs, Child's) Fur Coats, Caps, Collars, Muffs and Boas.

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you |

Ready Made Dept---

25 p. c. Discount.

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Ladies’ Jack ets,C’ oth Capes Chi'dren’s Jackets and Reefers

Waterproofs, Ladies’ Under- clothing, Chi-drens Under- clothing, Ladies’ VW rappers, Flannelette Night Gowns, Drawers and Skirts, White

Lawn Aprons Corsets.

STANLEY BROS.

MEN’S FURNISHINGS 25 Per Cent. Discount.

~ em .

On every do !ars’ worth you buy here you save 25 cents.

Underc'othing, Hosiery, Sweaters, White Shirts, Co - ored Shirts, Workiug Shirts, Fanneette Night Shirts, White Night Shirts,

Gloves, Geliars,

Ties, Cuffs. Umbrellas, Handker-

chiefs, Caps and Braces.

Also all lines in Boys’ wear as above.

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SILK DEPT

The finest stock in the vince at

1-3 OFF

Every do'Jars’ worth you buy in this department you get for 67 cents.

Black Siks Colored Si ks

pro-

Satins, Satins,

and and

Fancy Silks, Japanese and |

B'ouse Silks.

1-3 OFF

ali Millinery Goods, Hats, Shapes, Flowers, Wings, Tips Birds Ornaments, Silk Vel- vets Ribbons of all } inc's.

1-3 OFF

all Ladies’ Taitor Made Cos- tumes, Skirts and Under- skirts,

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Hosiery Dept---25 p. c. Discount.

Every doilars’ worth buy here you get for 75 on the dollar.

you cents

All Ladies’ and Children’s Stockings ail Ladies’ Kid G'oves. iined and unlined, al children’s Kid Gioves, atl Ladies and Children’s cash- mere and Ringwood Gloves, wocls of al kinds, Flanne!s grey, navy blue white and scarlet, 25 p. c. discount.

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Squares, Tabe Ruan Side Board c'oths’ Fane, oths,

cords Embroider, Si ie

Knitting Sil-s, ete, te.

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-Boctees, Infantec Ss, ete.

| 1*3 off all Veilings,aces, fri lings, Embroideries. Jewel- ‘ry combs, Pins, Hair Pins, Safety Pins, Buttons, Tapes, etc.

| %°3 off all curtains, Art Muslins, and curtain Muslins, ‘children’s cashmere cloaks,

chi'dren’s coats and children's Bibs.

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