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THE GUADIAN CHARLOTTETC WN NOVEMBER 17, 1891>

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I cold in dengu-

ons. Don’\ let it get the start of you. A few doses of m Cold Cure will break up any form or cold ln a few

hours and qlrevent grlppe, dip thcilt

and pneumonla. It should be ln every

home and everg ve pocket. It la etter itirin a llfo lnsup ance policy.

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A]0t of chesp \\':i."l Paper. Th0S6 “aging to clean up before Xmas gill iinil into Paper the cheapest in mfiiy- also a lot of new Patterns ¢1Pic-ture mouldiiigs which we will

e u at the lowest piices

akmg iiicer for Xmas p,ese,`,£‘ (colored) tor only 10 cents in stamps o

um a nice Picture. Come and ge our Pictures we are selling “Q0 25 and 30 cents ~ Some nicc Religous Pit-lure~'.

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Vielorie Row, opposite P. O. _

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lyery \veek or so we are receiving

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lhrby the Car load pinncr rno.

IN ONTARIO.

his irilig lor Spot cash we are in

to eller Flour to our customers

totli Bottom pilot.

(hlland see us before buving else-

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131 ’98 and Picture, Battleship -‘Maine’

never tried them they #

you. They are baked as we bake everything.--just right and only

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_Parker House Rolls Pies cakes &c _All Baked today Telephone 98.

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Drop in or telephone ic’ # a dozen or so of our# German Buns,if you have*

will surprise and delight %

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l Rasinxnnlt the Gospel meeting at the

Goiiiiliy.

GlB8.|\8d ‘°GUal`dl3l\” R_6p0l't-§ t)i;i-pUAm»___At Bloomfmd' on the An impromptu program was prepared

lioni iust., om. stephen Meiiiiian f“1d“i°'¢1." <=“"{i@d Out- Rev-R-Upie. i, I to _ as In the pastor, presided, and made some

ers and Correspondents.

in the Newflllstrlol.

l Tilting drunks were arrested yestel-_ leaves four sons and one daughter and were given in his “Wally Plfaslug *md

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thus: maximum 35, minimum 94.

` members to-night at eight o`clock. Vi- sitors heartily welcome.

THE last sailing of the Dobell Lin

from Montreal will be the S. S. Acad ian about Saturday next.

THE Wi-:r.xLr GUARDIAN until Dec

silver.

Rav. G. M. CAMPBELL and Mr. W

TC. Turner left yesterday afternoon by the SS. Jacques Cartier ‘for Eldon, where they last night organized

and Provincial President respectively.

T1-:A-MEETING on Thanksgiving Day.

The ladies of Grace Church are prepar_ _ing tor one of their high teas in the Y. iM. C. A. on the 24th and Thanksgiving lturkey will be on -hand. The lea in first class style will be given for a quarter. The admission to Art Gallery is ten cents extra.

MR. Erriiialzn Puii.1.n>s, who has

been in the employ of the Singer Mfg. Co., leaves this city this morning en

accepted a position with a leading piano dealer _ He will spend a few

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fore taking his departure.

Tris ladies’ of St. Andrews church,

Cardigan, intend having a concert and pie social on Tuesday evening, Nov. 22nd, in Cardigan hall. Vocalists from Charlottetown and elocutionists from the neighboring villages are 'expected to t ascistthe local talent. An enjoyable eve- ning may be expected. The proceeds 7 are to assist the church fund.

t ` Lovairs or Amr.-There will be a

:grand chance to get a iirst-class picture

Galle on Thanksgiving Da The

8 Guineas in En land, and these are => _ .g

genuine engravings and photogravures

and cost in England 3 to ll guinea each. Landseeiis Peace and War have lsold for 8 guineas in England. At the

get them for five dollars instead of $40

Christmas pres»nts.

the following Saturday. Therefore

9-"resolved that ,we resuecifully request departed biddm M A

. _ . _ _ _ _ _ g rs. yers good bye

Chnsuan E°d°aV°1` S°°\°l5y- The 99°” the Post Oihce authorities .o re-establlsh with hosts of ocd Wlshes for h r mmm

gentlenrnen are the Maritime President. the Summer system of an aftgmgon succees_ g 8

,are lnvite 0 ]oin in g i s

;at a very low price at the Royal Art -

Art Gallery Thank-giving Day you can _

Noricis.-Hillsboro Ferry common-F

cing Monday the 21st iust the Steamer.; _this morning for Boston where she in-

Hillsboroughuwill make bei' last trip from Charlottetown at 8 p. in. t 17 Si.

Presbyterian mission Ches‘nut St. this

evening. Subject Mathew Sith Chapter .tufned out in large numbers with pro_

Jesus on thn mountain prcicbing to the

lmdltitude. *V gf' ,H A 1 ’ y

passed peaceful y rest Sbc W the 64th vear of her age. Although

_ She had gem amm, for some months reference tothe occasion for which the

Tl" l-allisl Readable llallllelllngs occurring past Home though? the end so near, friends assembled. Some very nice se-

wheu on Sunday about 2.30 o`clo;:k her 1

Miss P. M. Arms, Union Road,leaves

tends residing for the winter; S_hc_,re- ceived an _ enjoyable 7' .'s§_1fpi`ise at her ‘home on f lUiii¢n

Road, on Tuesdays evening when the members of the Sunday School there

visions for a dainty repast to sa fare- wr to her previous to her departure.

very appropriate opening remarks, in

lections of music were rendered by the

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’ choir and also two excellent recitations Olllll among; qnqlgq

spirit winged its llight to a brighter world beyond the sky. Mrs Macmillan

friends and relatives to mourn the loss. Sh h h l d f

Tiii-1 temperature vesterday stood E as gonetii Ove fme rom us`_ dent ofthe School, being then called

Ah how we miss her in our home ,

Gone to be ior`er with Jesus, ' A d ith tl ' ts t

“Y`S°""'l“le1`°Sll”-‘f meeting Of lb” " ever W "` sm” ° roam' ofthe Sunday School because other de-

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l AT ti meeting held at the Red Point Fha Past, and best Wishes e ` 0520 011 the 12"-1 i<1S\~ the f°ll°Wl“g for her future happiness and welfare -l ` resolution was mow d by Mr. William lwherever she may go_ And as a more

McLean of Kings ,ugh seconded by C rus N Stewart Esq af Rod Point and

by Mr.A.E. Duchemin of Charlottetown,

effective style and which the audience enjoyed very much. The Superinten-

upon. presented Miss Ayers with an ad- dress,in which he expressed the regrets

parture from them, as well as the ap- reciation of her services t

practical expression of their apprecia- tion a udsom um a m an ed he

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1 imaDlm°°SlY °9-1`fi€d- Whereas the address.a A veiiy iipproggihteprekponse Right lillere--y0u’d be here “in three jumps."

1. gitwtegklyb mailbiromd iougsaftgr £1;-,Ss tollowed in _which expressions _of the The plain: straight story is as follows: A N Y

01" as ee" ° “ge "° Joy she had in the S S work and re Twenty-eight pieces of good st lish ‘sefviesable

to morning of the same day leaving the t I b ~ rt d'f ° h f - d _ - . ’ y ’

Weekly papers from Charlottetown undelivered in all the eastern omces till

mail during the continuance of the two

of home, church and community were made. After a sumptuous repast being partaken ot by all present the friends

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ZW 0 °“9a1°P“ 6 P0111 01' Hell S._ are waiting for your choice at 1

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THE well known effort of Self Denial 1 A Boston despatch Bays; A number Come soon. 0 y '

week will be observed throughout thel_ of big. fish exponiag arms in tha At_ _~ ' .

Salvation Army in this territory fromtllantmcanadim provinces are anempb 1. NOV- 20-h W NOV- 25”* 'The Army ing with the co-operation of Boston has few regular subscribers, and its _men to form 8 large company’ which . .,;”_3,.5__-__T_-_.-..

the fa ewell offerings of the people; this does not leave its leaders much margin to launch out on its missionary

beneqent operations are maintained by Wm control the fish trade 01 New *'““

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I mute to Pembmke’ Out" when he -has labors and extend its daily growing New Glasgow cheese factory has clos-

insti utious. Tha needs of the heathen and the socially down fallen are chieiiy

Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Ed-

ward Islagud.

ed, after one of the most successful year’s work accomplished since the

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daily trains to Souris.-John J. Camp-l Twentythree of them range* from 56c to 85° ~‘ .'

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beg, Chairman, Alex. Robertson, Secy. other Eve were abou” 48c_ _ A _ _ °m' ' ___~__ _ ' We’ ve sold a lot of themout-there’s ample choice yet.

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da S at his h°m° in A"1i“°"°“ be` met through the now world wide agency factory came into operation, the direc- 1. ,` _

of Self Denial week. Officers and tors having received aconsiderable per- 'I _`,‘ _Q_`\

soldiers of all ranks join in' this mighty e£fort,den in themselves in man cases

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even of what may be considered the count of the superior quality of the ..- _ _ _ necessaries of life, that the proceeds of same. _ _ . 1 this week may be capable of good reali- l f . Y zation. In this endeavor all outside roar or cnaitnorrnrowx. ' » _ f _ friends and sympallaizers of the work I _ . 5 = ' <1* ' ' ' lf S °f N” 16’ A" -T““‘“‘“' MM’ Pm' WHAT ws,Anvsi>.r1s1=: ws navs.

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At the manse. Cardigan on Nov. 2nd, gigonl Vanam’ ‘C°°k°' St' Pierre' 2-fr .___ .... '-"--"-""' .

MARRIED-

bv the Rev Adam Gunn. William Mac

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artists’ proofs and these pcictures brought 1 KHIDOD Of Whlrrl ROM C1058, 10 MMV OTHER__P0RTS _

Anne MHCGOWM1 Of Dl1f1d9-S- Quite a number of vessels are loading . glf “,s,"°ws°“,s IP. M

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At Mi~couche onthe 15th iust b at Cardigan now' “he San Juan' " U

1"°‘” °"gl”"“ “‘“°‘“““ °“Pl"*’ l"““” Rev .i it i.i....i.....i.i amiieafseiiauitl' N°W‘°“”§”““‘§_- "“'.“"°“ -‘fS‘°'““>` “"“’ @ I-Ie That :Knows 1!

s ' ‘ ' ' . ’ acargoo ant racite coa. _

son of Joseph E. Arsenault, station _ _ _ af tativeiiinoion to Elizabeth Poir- *""°'*° 4 Vvatch F91’ tail

gen , . ier, oi St Nicholas Also. Adolpbe

er of Frank Gaudet. .

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-- -- A or Ab t `Y['ll° e for a. lon time, because our Milliners

Lasts FUUNDS EH;-t have bezld oivdrdilorllged ever siice the season opened.

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Annrse Apply to sus. W. _A

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°“ Wie’ crxgtmllgsflig °PP°°“3 inces and it does it’s own advertising.

$11 zood order. Apply a.t_t§_e ~

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half of the 14816 chief

House on Queen Street.

Water. Electric lights e c.

plea. anily situated dwtllin l 'ed b C.

a and;-iai.1e. Eno = _ .‘£?.§..?;.”"‘°'° “““ .*‘“i.“€? -‘ 5.90 “

A 18- k waz!! H 6_0() H

U l»lx?ef.:ii°erL ADDI! 5° “rig it 7.20 at

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mek evening “ 5.45 “

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“il.';.."°.....‘ “assi HATS- BONNETS- v Apt ly mlienrv (l. D use. 7*. '»__

A com or-table name on L pt containingorourns. Vee, he Q

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y-up-ar-4>-Jr-Jr-lv-‘l-lb-‘

worth $9.00 for $5.50

¢< s oo “ 4.90

3.95 3.50 r 3.60 4.25 ' 3.25 ' 44.0 4.35

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i.....'Z.£"i5.’§if.§’eff"<iiii’ii.3.v'.".°1is"tf~iI About London and Paris pattern Hats and Bonnets.

A nweiing on urpernusioii street have only 9 Hats and 6 Bonnets left and here are the prices

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1 worth $6.00 for $4 80 1 “ 5.50 “ 3.25 ' “ 4.70 “ 2.90 s __“ 7.25 “ 4.25 “ 6.55 "_, 3.98 \

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centage more than the market price, for September and October’s make on ao

tou, Lorne, McMillan, Isaac’s Harbor; Lady Franklin,Garcia, Picton ; Leveret, Langill, Vernon River.

Nov. 16. Cld: Pioneer, Poole, A1»

N The Lobster - Commission-

later in Nova Scotia and Prince Ed:

present constituted. ccn~ists of: '

man; Mr. Robert Liudsav, Gaspe; Mr..

‘Mi-_ Dona1d_Camphell, Margaree Forks

Better _ . Pipe

is made anywhere in thi’ world, than the famous B. B. B. pipes. There is no mistaking it, as every genuine one is planily stamped on the stem. Our direct importation from the manufacturers, enables us to sell them 30 per cent cheaper then we could ever d before. We have them in a variety of

s shapes, stifling silver mounts,

elegantly iinishéd, cased and withont eases, ' Our prices range from 45c to in these goods.

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.DesR0chea.s0n of Joseph A._D_esRoches, '_ . . and you will see that he gets his _

- i - ‘ ~ _ The membersof the lobster commas- _ .

A genuine 981° °fJ5°““l”° Picmres 1°' i of Mlwouche' to Mary Gmdeg daught J sion have been holding a series of 'sit- F `|J.rK.1t'\.1re

_ _ __ _ tinge along the- Cape Breton shores Fi-_um us. *We have been particularly successful with ul?

During the next two wepke shtings p

A* "‘ be held in towns in New Brunswick audi'

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Professor -Edward E. Prince, chair- » ` _ up A - _ _ Q Y _Y _ J

Patrick J. Swemey, Shed`a.c° Mr. S. _,R ' E. eaiiatagmonisiy. i=~.s.’ 1. Mr- 9®98%BBOllll Archibald. Currie, Souris, P.. E. Island; t ~ i ‘i

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Bedroom Suits this year-Sold more that UNI’ *IQ _il our experience. Must be a reason for it! high grade

ward Island. The commission, as at Furniture at low-grade prices. ,

° No "ARC |...|C|"|T L 'P

Burn it in a lamp alongside of any oil Jon can ohh Be uuprcjudiced in your juflgznent an you will cure

buv only "Arc Light." , .

*The Imperial O11 OO.. 1.1¢

I-ilannels, \lndcrolothing,.

if ' I' M v~ I fi J A in 7;' ' gg ll A J t Busy' inrusserisroas ~ Hovn- t , _ `

Blankets,

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