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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN SEPTEMBER 16 ‘899
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9 9eP 3 “Se 3 0 dalones has been very successful in se-
the above in all sizes.
ALSO-A full line of
Underwear,
Underwear,
Uool Underwear.
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Our Miss Vanstone has
just returned from Toronto
and Montreal and can at-
tend to that order of yours.
large assortment of Pies,
ICLIPSE BAKERY,
éeenannaaaanaen
Cake,
Gake,
Cake;
Cakes,
Bread, etc. for you to
from, everything fresh
Leave your order.
Te1eP1"f’!it‘ 98,
ST E W A RT
takes Best Bread
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L. Diekey
R0yal London Ophthal-
and Ear Hospital
Mooriields )
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CAKE####i##
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alnut Cake,-
Currant Cake,
Hawkesbury tor Sydney, C. B.
curing such a large shipment.
TH: GUARDIAN learns that the Cen-
tral Christian Church of this eity has
secured a building lgt on Kent Street,
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able modern church. It is expected to
have the edifice completed this fall.
Plans and specifications are new being
drawn.
THE steamer Halifax left on r turn
ard passengers were J. H. Turner,
A. A. Bald, Miss McQuaid, Thos. Lock-
wood and wife, Miss Cummings, Mrs.
Cummings. Mr. H. Connolly, Mrs.
Norton, Mrs. Pledwell. Miss B. A.
Dyke. Mrs. Molning, R. S. Phillips,
Benj. Hayter, Miss McLeod, Mrs. John
McL.ntree, Flora McLeod. G.A. Went-
worth, Miss Wentworth, B. S. Orcutn
Marv Rush. Mrs. Huddait, Miss Gar-
land. A. W. Longley, Mr. Plumer, D
Bryener and wife, Annie Stewart,
Lauri Thomson, H. Whittemore, Mrs.
Peebles, Mrs. Keoghan. E. Marshall,
Miss F. Campbell, W. Cairns, Ida Mar-
shall, S. Msreenay, J. Colfour, Alex.
McDonald, Ernest Bell, Jas. Mac-
d0:i1v§. Mrs. McDonald, C. M. Greeza
THE schr. Nutwood is expected in
Soarisg to-day, from :the Magdalen
Islinds, with acargo of 700 bbls. of
mackerel tor Matthew & McLean. M .
next to the residence of Mr. John Mc-
Pha'l d ill eed ` -
HOOD .
 n   Welcnme- ral Will take place this afternoon to St.
L01. AL ClUsADERs__ComP,my A_ James’_ Church at 2 o clock. where ser- t '
Wm ,_e_0pen on next Monday week' vice will  held by_the Pastor, Rev.
. - - , T. F. Fulierion, assisted by a number
i.{;t:];;];tder_By Order of _the Worthy of other clergyman. The interment
will be at the People’s Cemetery.
AT the meeting oi the Diurymen °' THF following McGill students leave
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 boarded 2.130 cheese. Dillon & S 'lletll U H y 1 ”'
Board of Trade to-day, 12 factoriesltor Montreal on Munch, momma
. P1 . . 1.
bid 1050. on selections. No sales, sales-"Mesq:`S` W' .V2 NR1”S°n` of Him mtl' |
. . . d S. J. Willis. Ixingatin. will enter 1 - - a <-
men holding for higher prices. Next fm _ _ __ Will Fld 0 F ll f it
. meeunqgof Board on Fridavvseph 29th_ .heir final year in Arts. M _ W Bracken
Bl
R    at 11.30 a. m.
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W k 1 wok f Frank Conroy who went to the_Mag-
will enter the th.rd year.and Mr.Frank
| Sterns the second year in Science. Mr.
Hedge McNeill, of St-tnlev Bridge, will
enter the first year in Medicine, and
Mr. Tom Davies, son ot Sir Louis
Davies. wlil enter his first year in Arts.
Mr. P. F. Duffy will complete his
course in Medicine.
A vita! sudden death took place ves-
tardsy morning. Mrs. Burns,widow of
'he late Moses Bnrns,arrived in the city
by the train Thursday night. As soon
as the express reached the city she
went to the house of Mr. Joseph Mc-
Donald, where she was taken ill. A
doctor was sent for but at 11 o’clock
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life was fast ebbing away, and in a few
e .
to Boston yesterday afternoon. Het
ontw
vesterda mornin it was noticed that
minutes death had claimed its own.
The demise is indeed very sudden when
it is considered that the deceased has
always enloyed good health.
THE death took place at 8.80 yester-
day morning of Mrs.W.E. Bsgnall. for-
merly of this city.Mrs.Bagnall’s maiden
name was Mary Maud Raddin, second
daughter of the late Judge Reddin.
and a sister of Messrs D. O’M. Rsddin
and George Reddin,druggists,Cameron
Block. Mrs. Bagnall came here from
New York in April last on a visit to her
mother, and although then in poor
health it was not supposed t'iat death
would come so soon. Mr. Bagnall ar-
rived here a few days ago in response
to a telegram telling of ;his wile’s ser-
ious illness. Her sister, Mrs. Creamer
arrived from New York Wednesday
night. The four children of the de-
ceased are in Charlottetown. and with a
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'LV 1 T THE mail train arrived in the city at T S
  BRlEFS,11.30 last night. I atnglg 0’-FIS. gimp-tai:3 arrived iii Part
oc ve e ay morning from
TKE steamer Jacques Cartier. made niiouthal Sha “ned agam durmg th”
Vit, Gao, i\IUT‘ri\it'r’s steam riding _-a trip to Crapaud early yesterday morn- a lemon'
- l » it ia- nipped last night by the ing It took her six hours to go and Two in-5,, tivo second and one th ,.3
S 1 C it fi Gm-nt she did not get back to the city in time pnza for ,masse at ,he St John uh,
si e ~ ~ 2 ° _ _ _ . ' . t i
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   Mia. WM. Moi-‘ur shipoed ten horses lto sally “gum In he “tex-‘noon u:’p` bm?" came M  E' .Is1and‘_5'° gut
She left at an early hour this mornin 0( 0 th rd 1
bi' lb” 5- S- Halifax Yesterday' vm and/ will make her usual tr.p this after? tornlgew Bid swlvick.pnze on y remams
_ ` __ !_ ` T b d ,th 1 t ,R _ J_ J h _ Cnannorrsrowu School ot Music.-
willRiFessliIi)1i‘d¢isheirrti'(;aiiJl)i5i-almtillldmsleoii son :ads obrliuoght (io atlie city by this S] Owmg m P'°‘ W""““‘ ab °°”°° ‘mm
D g S Princess enerda afternoon Mrs the city there will be no lessons ven
_` * " . ° ; .  . ` ' ' gi
 S ext Mmday 'mek' be?" 2°' Jchnson anglmle sin also "lived by today. but the studies will be resumed
'SONG SER"CE'“At the g°9P°| meeting the same boat. The remains were con °° M°“d“-7 "ext 18th mst-
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i . Saturday. Sept. teen, 1899.
 
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afternoon at 3 45. Strangers always, Hdlbr00k Kings square' The fUl\€ \\- at ~\-ss ss- \..\:.». .»..\-\_.\»\`.\-;.\-\..\- N,
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flies this time of year, jf
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when it is cold outside,
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but warm inside the I
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home.
They bite hard this tim
of year. '
bticky paper will do it. 
Two sizes in stock.
Large alnd small double
sheet. r,
0960/575 `
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sorrowing husband ind other friends
are left to mourn. The funeral takes
an r. Sertcker.
_ FOR anything in tue vegetable lines
call at Giy’s stalls taday from 9 to 9.
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The People’s Store.
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Proud oi 0nr
Dress Goods
For it has no superior in
Charlottetown. For years
we have had the reputa-
tion of carrying far the
largest and finest stock in
the city. .Under the
present management it is
vastly better than it has
ever been before within
the history of the house.
The wonderful array of
stylish. carefully selected
reasonably marked fabrics
is securing the undivided
atteiiiionof the best dress-
ers on Prince Edward Is-
land.
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per yard.
place Sunday afternoon at3 30
lt’s Worth
Your While .
to get our prloes on
Canned Goods hofore
purchasing.
We invite ‘comparison of stock
and if you favor us with the
privilege we feel sure of making
a sale. All kinds of Canned
Goods at Rock Botto m pric
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Proud ol Dnr
Jackets.
Over 500 to
Select from
From $1.25
up to $32 50
The finest array of handsome
Jackets ever shown in 001'
rows CAN WELL BE l 
PROUD OF OUR
F URS THE LARGEST
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DEPARTMENT _
IN THE PROVINCE.
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We invite every lady
and gentleman to drop
in and see the finest dis-
plays ofF urs ever shown
lly Store tor Dress Goods
Double width l2c to $4.50
Look Out F
large mantle room.
My Store for Mantles
in Charlottetown.
,tt “My Store” Priees
or 0nr Mens Clothing ad.
and Central London  
“My Store” is a. Busy Store
"'°“‘"‘l.'.".i‘.'.;_ % SENTNER, MGLEOD 8|. CO. as
Davies. f _ '
30 a, m_ to 1 P, m_, % Wholesale and Retail Successors to Beer Bros. §:§
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Those two lines tell the whole story of why our business glrows
so. Nearly every bright buyer in Charlottetown knows now how
well it pays to deal here. We’re after the few who do ng;
We’ie just quoting a. few prices from some newl Hlled de-
Prices
that sell.
partments-just as sample' of the values we oder. _ y
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Hcre’s a corner newly filled
from England and Germany-
with a few good, honest Can-
adian products to fill in.
Cheap worsted hose, 20, 24,
29c.
Good weight, wide rib, all
W001. black cashmere bose.
' 24c a pair.
Fine, smooth seamless, 4 to 1
rib cashmere hose 33c pair.
Good weight 2 to 1 rib, all
wool,black Cashmere hose, 37c
Fin values at 46, 50c, 52,
58c, e%;B ;
Chil n’s hose in all sizes.
Ladies’ , Underwear
Prices are the most interest-
ing things to tell you-so here
goes.
Long sleeve vest, closed
front . 15;;
Heavy ribbed vest, closed
front, long sleeves 18g
Buttoned front, ribbed,
heavy and warm 254;
Full fashioned vests, but-
toned front, long sleeve, fine,
smooth and warm 38c
Other prices hith as you’d
like. Children’s Underwear in
all grades and styles.
Stylish Corsets.
_ _ So man neo le
V* V *` tell us thatyoorspis
_It Q' the finest corset
1 3 I department in town
` -that we guess it
must be true. .~,
.-, We’re selling a
U good, well made
V corset, nice fitter
.,mF..},‘ and good wearer,
'Y \ for'only 30c
*  Fine, grey jean,
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V Q, trim and stylish
,r - _ 5Oc
' 4 gl A specially nice
I ‘ ff, corset in tcru jean,
'  faced with contrast-
' ,., ing shade of sateen,
'finely made 75c
Other grades $1.00, 1.10
1.35, 1.50, 1.75, 2 00, etc, etc
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Want
a "Pair
Gloves ?
Kid gloves or fabric gloves,
we have the best of each that
money can buy.
We . guarantee every kid
glove we sell. EVERY ONE,
remember that V
Dainty Veiling.
If there’s a. lady in town
whose veiling want we can’t
fill-we’d like to see her.
Dainty. stylish things at the
lowest prices you’ll find in
town.
MOORE & MGLEOD.
' Hats for 1
Particular Ladies.
More new ones coming every
day--dainty, stylish, trimmed
felt sailors and walkingliats.
Nobliy nntrimmed shapes.-
sll priced lower than ever
you’d think, we expect ;|;0|;1|¢r
, new lot to-day. `
"shirts 'rim Fit. _  
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you ever
worn , the
shirt we
*#11* Try
~ one once-
a_t any rate
come and
. letus show
you one.
W hi t e
shirts nicely made.
35c.
well fitting,
Better" grade, finer quality
-y 50c.
A grand value-_-linen bosom
*and bands, reinforced 
and front., you’ve often  at
dollar for poorer ones, . 75c.
Finer grade style Irish linen
bosom,iinest cotton body; $1.00
L -undered Shirts. 75c. 51.60
$1. 25 $1 .50. All 'good values. ~
New Underwear.
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all right. It’s highly recom-
mended by prominent citizns
of Charlottetown. '
t It’s here- priced right. New
things in fleece lined under-
wear now open-six or seven
diferent grades.
Need a Nice `
Necktie.
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 every
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this
isthe place tobuy reallydsinty
things in neckwear. Puffs,
bows, four-in hand strings l4c.
25c. 28c. 38c. 58c. r,
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Easy to '
“Brace Up”
More
pe o-
When nice snspenders are
Sold B0 low,-Bfnlly "g00d
braces 25c. 35c. 45c 55:.
The “President brace” the
newest thing-and one of the
best. 55c. here.
Collars and Cuffs.
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n e w
sha p e s
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if ,iii
are here,
_r and we
‘ ` sellthem
_ _ _P at right
‘-  figures.
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:V 15,/ ~__    Colhrs
._ ,ii '_ I 10c.each
'-  _//'-{"`-' and 2o¢.
each. Cuffs 20c. 25c. 30c.
a pair. All shapes.
The Busiest Store on Charlottetown’s ‘
Busiest Street. ' -
"Stsn&eld’s unskrinkahle” is'