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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLO'l‘I‘E`[‘OWN, SEP FEMBER 27 1899’
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I       _.gm . . . _ i:R>0N AL MENTION.
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; lltll/f . I _ There ,vpre fm-[her an-N413 Yeager-. _Miss E._ Clothier leaves this morning for
°'-'- day of delegates io the Branch Meeting C"’°‘"““l"1 Ohm
MISS COLDNGS Wm sm a 8 oflhew M S wblch convenesm lb., Senator For uson is at the Halif
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C solo byR)dq6y’at to nlghtisgmlssfosxy First Methodist Church this morning H°l°°l “Halifax E°h0 » .» 
meeting in the First Methodist church F°1l°W‘°g ls the Pf°g1`°‘“’m° for me msg?" JtoFa3ucKle of thu 'my levee thu 'ru  
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 _‘ U ` ` ` ` ~ day, ' "g° ' send Halifax Exhibition.
 l Tni-: L’. S. steamer Enquirer, bound WEDNESDH-_ 9 A M, Mi” M°D°1=25ld, was a passenger by the = 
____ to Detroit. called at this port yesterday Praver service ‘_A Bljssino' th. west bound train yesterday afternoon. ~._ ‘_
and was coaled b Messrs. Peake Bros. ° - ' , ” on 'S M8101' Weeks returned last evening by
& Co 'Y Amlual M°“3’"“Sf” M” J°h“°°” the 8 S Princess from Aldershot Cam
  THE famous tfmter Montrose- 2-20d wlrds of \velc)me and Reply' Frank and Vincent Blak -Chariot ' /  ____  .
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 Diclrict Organizers’ Reports.
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 class at Halifax. ‘Tl1°l'U@-
B ` .chooners \ ivian, Diploma, . Queit on Di-.wel-,
rf-Ulele. Clara Jane. Cardigan. Lucie-_ Conference of Cimmittees y. Editor Cotton of the Charlottetown
tia Jane, Spring Bird and Jessen. ar- “ E,”-E D - o I
R-dney's “Babylon ” B re nest the
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rs March-Anthem ‘-Far Down the Ages” i
1 Will be given.   Benhe y’s Linimsnl The Modern Pain Cure
Price I0c.
To these who intend oin to Miss. The P. F. Isiand Magazine roi- septem-
WC l18.V8 3. R116 Pallge Of Davies: recital tomonowg evgning in y ber is out and for sale at all the book-
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In     Klndefglften  W8 pfidlcli fOr [UBB]  Pieces of small neck ‘urs opened  _ (1 *EA Em, sig. :~~\ . ,`\. 1-\. xy. ‘_.\ in \_.\ \
Rulfs, Mnifs, etc, grlggggzliiiy ?lri<3';b1£°h0¢;Z:n;\;§- 82:1; silraion & ci-.°sl.i oiiitisispng oi :offs  " ' ' ' ' ‘ ' '
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FIIPS 511'(-3 all 118W 8.8 We number alonebaing wprih the price ofy ((5;;c?;s$g)l_‘0l)_co are S ef 23 6i dly,
11013 Carry any CVSP. Qual- admission Miss Davies will be ably; LAD1E,< 8,-.9 our jficknis and fur lined
of gm- Furs is the best 5“_PP?Il°9d by _M135 -“PY M09" and MT- capas.-huns PA'roN & Co. sep12 if ,
needs no puHiug__they Vinnicombe in the instrumental line gms, of Sho,-9y&C°'g guaranteed
and by Miss Cotton, Miss AmyE1rle lm' ° Suiig_w9g1¢0gig_0vg;-
lll!8mS8lVBS, Every gal- and Mr. Charles Earle in the vocal. All ic J ‘H351 opemug fe _ P . an . h
_ coats, sters an ree rs rices rig
guaranteed these are favorites with Charloiteto wo gud 1,w_ See our tailor made suit; a
and need *
_ _ no, r°°°mm°“da"°°' TW |$10,$12 and $15-PATON & Co. sep12t  ,
recital is given in aid of St Pauls i
Church
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I  A l Pos'1‘PoNi-:D-There are several other,
`h THE };°r°3ter3 Of C“P3“d~Tl'Y°" etc' attractions on Thursday night and a`
_ _ - ave ma e a forward movement for the mb I- of ladies have I-eqwgged ug to
We are verv  In ,this ‘fnslllng Wlmef in Organlzlng 9' Llbrfryl gldstpdne our Millinery Opening in
l\I1SS W’ all- Society for the benefit ofthe community _ order that [hey may be ,,516 to attend
can attend to your generally. Toey hope also to foundafboth Om- gland M,11in@1-y opening
Y-  I._ Clmulatlng llbfafi at lm early df‘l"~ will therefore take place on Monday
‘L ew 1 lnery a The flfsl meeting Uf thls new Eflclety night nexl,Oct. 2nd. F. Perkins & Co.
8V8I‘y (lay. will be held in theCiu't Room (O angel
|N_ LM.ge_ Last year Montrose won Memorials, Notices of Motion, etc.
-iN- second money at Springhill, second P°P°1`» “TW M0* Hf’lPf“1 RTO" ‘O 'Cl8y- While there Mr. Thorpe will attend
at Sydnev and Hfst money in the  Make of a Bfanch M€etiUg,’, Bliss the Exhibition.
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. k D G d Sv? f,;°,?f,I;§;Iff§;§n,§f°“S11,fcL;ys' limes" D@vCfi°"<=l Sefvics- . “Si>¥rifual Rev. Mr. Btiiiook of Halifax preach in
A 'Our Stoc Ot ress O0 S of mine and sbreened coal td]uRe;k2l P0Wer"""MIS` Howard" ,
isiiearly complete and coiii- BrO5_ & CC_ Rt»1i,_)i-not-.~__ _
the Very latest up, District Orgiiniz-rs R°pr.r.'~z (con-
Uoodq ly Tm: choir ot the First Methodist , liflllfffl)
c~ X Q' , church will have charge of the musical ll PHPHF, “HOW K0 St idy the Distric.”
  ,   part of this evening`s missionarv service. °°°MfS- W- J&0l<S0fl~ ' I
I E that Cannot be A magnilicent. anthem by \Vest, en-" R@P0I`l Of Tf€&S\1I`€1‘- -_ . . .
PR C titled ‘-The Lord is exalted” wi-1 be -‘ Cirresponding Secretary. Whmh the “dema“s°h°°1`h°°e°lsmv°lv°
sung. Miss Lottie Collings will be the A “ ll/li=S|0D Band bfwrelary-
soloist of the occasion and will sing, Paper. “Ignorance”---Miss Smith-
Roll Executive M nntes P'
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his changoi hardi, having been sold APP°‘mment of C°mmltl°e5 and town, are among the exhibition visitors.--'
by Mr. George H. Reddin to Mf. A. R°P°"°l`S- H¢\lif&X Herald.
Dr. Purdy, late of Boston, will take
charge of Dr. Strickland’s practice during
his absence abroad.
`E_xaminer, arrived in town on Saturday
night. He spent Sunday in Truro, heard
St John’s last night, and went to the
Halifax Exhibition.-Truro Daily News.
The Boston Record contains the ‘report
of a somewhat notable case which Percy
VV. Carver a well known Islander,is con-
ducting f ir the plantiif against the City of
Boston. The case is an intricate one in
ed. Mr. Carver is one of the busiest young
lawyers in Boston, and employs a number
of assistants in his ofliee. His many friends
in Charlottetown and vicinity will be
pleased to learn of his increasing success.
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l Mr. R. Thorpe, went to Halifax, yester-
Hali) Crapiud, on Monday evening gi THE Plant steamer La Grande"
O.t. 2nd at 7.30, when the Rev. Geo. ;. Dnchesse was successfully' docked Mon-
C. Robeitson will read apaper on “_The day night at 7 o’c1ock. At daylight
Novelist as Teacher.” A special court this morning the water had been all
ot Foresters will also be held at the ipumped from the dock. the blocks _and
, clcse of this meeting to appoint oilica ‘stays were in position and the hne liner
bearers. committees etc. for the present 5 was ready for inspection. t A gangk oi W .
’ term. lt is to be ho ed that the one xsizt men were at once pn o wot a
The People S Store' men ond young wollneu ol'  fpainvting add cleaning the bottom and
Tryon, Victoria, and Hampton will take ttlie. propell-Jr blades were t-:km oft. V
_e deep interest in this society since it lHuudreds of visitors were at the dry
has been organized on their behalf- dock this iorenoon.--Halifax Echo. ' -
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Allfllller carloacl of Horses
weight not less than
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w We are King in the Fury
Trade in these surroundings.
_\Ve can safely say there never
w was such an array of High Class M
Furs shown in Charlottetown '
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JIGKETS from $1.50 up_to $32.50.
Our $3.50 is the best that money can
buy, lined all through. Onr $4.50, 6.50,
and up, all silk lined, the best assortment
you’ve ever chosen from. We can tit the
tiny tot up to a 44-inch bust. Hand-
some German and American Jackets.
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We made extensive alterations in
our Fur Department, and a Halifax lady
that visited this department last week
said it was a credit to the city of Char-
lottetown. Halifax cannot boast of such
a display.
We invite every lady and gentleman
to come and look through.
~MILLINJs:1=LY OPENING.
OUR LONDON AND PARIS
PATTERN HATS
are expected this week, Look out for our grand show next Week. Don”
buy a hat until you see the latest creations from ‘Paris and London.
We have remodclled our Milliiiery room to make room for our largely
increasing sales iii this clepartmeiit.
ice if you want the latest in Millinery.
3 experienced millirigrs wanted as assistants.
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Successors to Beer Bros,
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Ladies tell us, ,day after
day-that oi_i_'rsf‘_ is THE' _ _
coat dcpartizdent of as  
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They tell us our coats
are handsome coats.
That they are well made
coats.
And that they fit.
The ladies who talk this
way back up their opin-
ions by their purchases.
We do1i’t know whether.
we’vccver sold youa coat.
We want a -chance   this
time. That_’s;  iSu’t it.
We_  to  .you
what  stock we have,
We want to =.__sh0W1.~__y,0§`.»
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how well   you. ~
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how cheaply 'we can see"
a nice coat. 
Drop in to-day.
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For years and have come to the conclusion that the two . gi
lines we are now pushing are the best- quality and p_ric e _ `
considered-on the market. . '
Spggial-A GOOD spring--all double woven wiref-strong 5"
llohn Newson. 
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our price $2.85. ,
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HQIIBCII"-This mattress we will guarantee to give THE ’ll$“.“_i`
BEST SAT_ISll`A3TION.-All double wire, duplex centr C
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$4.00 ‘
,VVe will be glad to show you these springs even if you 
don’t want to buy. 
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For attractive store goods and money making Specialties, the up-to-dat
dealer keeps well supplied with Imperial Asbestoliue Axle Oil, Impena
Harness Oil, Imperial Axle Oil, Imperial Hoof Ointment, Imperial Petroleum
Jelly, all in handsome lithographed enamelled tins.
Sole Manufacturers .
The 11:nper1a`1 011' co.. Lea
St.J’01l.!:\..K'E- §&»].‘l.f&»$ Nf-
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