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THE GUARDIAN, CHARL
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LOCAL BRIEFS
and Province.
Gathered hi Guardian Reporters and Ger-
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h  A D W S respondents Everywhere. -
' (See also on page 5.)
Prices and Values like these
ought to interest every
ST. Pi;'ri~:ie’s schozlrooin to-night.
Pxrironiza the boys in the school-
room to-night.
Wearer of Aprons.I `
APRUNS--Made of tine lawn, with wide -hem,
I`ii1:Ri~: was no crossing at the (nipes
.on Saturday. owing to tlie roughness
of the weather
UD . _ ._ _ _ 1
each. p rink Hoogalla tea isprintet on
20"- ~   '
the face of a calendar received at the
APRUHS-Fine lawn tucked, large ties, li GUARDIAN °m“°'
_ Local. Cocxcri..-The Executive of
2 50m the L.C.\V. are requested to meet at P.
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_ each.
IPRUNS--Fine lawn, fancy plaited bib, frills over
shoulder, wide ties,
42ghch.
APRUNS-F ine lawn, fancy plaited bib, frills over
shoulder, Embroidery trimming, wide
ties,
62°'
each,
IPRUNS-Fine lawn, tucked bib, elegant. em-
broidery trimming, i
80°'
. each.
HPIIUHS-Fine lawn, trimmed embroidery bib,
frills on shoulder, deep tucks, insertion
around hem and sides,
 and  each.
Ready-ade
Sheets.
The kind we sell can only he had of us;
they are good sheets, fine and heavy; torn and
hemmed, 3-inch hem; there is not a particle of glress-
ing in them, they are all ready to put on the beds_
There is not another sheet in the market that ap.
preaches them in value, 2% yds long. by 2 wide.
5 sgach.
Heirzstitched, '
I 7 oghch.
Sanitary
Diaper
_ We have introduced a price on this that is one
third less than you have been paying, done up in 10
yard lengths. 18 inches wide at the extraordinary
low price of
55‘=r°~°
piece.
white-W0al°-The Whiteweiar that we sell is
made by skilled operatives in the largest and most
modern factory in this Dominion.
ladle to Fit,
lade to Wear.
‘Edgy tg Iggk wg", and at prices one quarter
to one third less than the smaller makers can do the
same goods for.
light 0|-55535 that have no peer in value
50c. 60c.80c, I.O0 and I-25.
Gorset »
v
Govers.
|2c, 28c. 32c, 50c. 60c. 75c.
Drawers
20C: 25C: 306| socv 590' 756'
Skirts
45c, 75c, $l.00, I-25 and upward-
.STAN LEY BROS
W Coll ge on Monday, the 13th mst ,
in order to consider a matter of im-
portance at 3.30 p.m.
THE provincial __ Grand Lodge of
Orangemen will meet in the Orange
Hall Charlottetown on Tuesday the 21st
inst at the hour of 11.00 a. m. for the
transaction of general business.
THE executive of the L. C. W. return
their sincere thanks to the ladies and
gentlemen who so kindly. under such
untoward circumstances. assisted by
addiess or music, in rendering their
meeting Friday night instructive and
agreeable. They also heartily thank
His \Vorship the mayor and other
gentlemen who lent their presence on
the occasion.
THERE was a large number of men of
money at thesale of Merchants? Bank
of P. E. Island stock which took place
at Robert Beairsto’S auction mast on
Saturday. The stock sold easily at 157.
being the highest price ever realized
by this institution, a good evidence of
the great value found bythe general
public in investing here and the utmost
confidence people have in the directors
who are to be congratulated I/ou their
SICICCBSS.
NEW INvENrioNs.- Below will be
*found the report of Patents recently
granted to Canadian Inventors by the
Canadian Government. 'Iliis report is
prepared specially for this piper by
Messrs. Marion & Marion, Solicitors of
patents & experts, New York Liie
Building, Montreal. 62,439, John
Ricketts & Michael Rilley. Peter-
borough, Ont., Locks; 62,440, Mr.
James Walsh, Hamilton. Of»r_, Tele-
phone address annunciator; 62,446.
Neil `McDougald & Thomas Longliead,
Alienford, Ont., Cattle feed heaters;
69,463. Geo. D. Pearson, Montreal, P.
Q., Acetylene Gas lamp; 62,481, John
Hayden, Brantford, Ont., New Method
of securing a crank to its axle; 62.401.
Daniel Wilhelm, New Hamburg.;Ont. .
Wa=,hing Machi ie; 62,403. Harry Mit-
chell. Neepawa, Man.. Saw Horses;
62,410, Jas. Hardrll, Stratford, Ont.,
Steam Enginee, 6‘2,36f2.\Vm McCloskey,
Essex,Ont.,Macbine for making fenci s; ,
62,383, Alfred Rowley Hoyland & Jo n
Hamilton. Kaslo, B. C., Mineral lobe
tracers; 62.370, Norbert Chainpignc.
Ste., Monique, P. Q.. Stump Extractors
and ConVeyors;62,392.Jobn A. Markle.
Birlle. Man., Heaters; 62,409. Wm.
Bruce Morris, Dunrea, via Belmont,
Man., Bicycle Tire; 62,411, J. P. Mar-
chand. Lowell. Mass; 62.413, Karf
Sykora Sirakonice, Austria. Necktie
Fasteners; 62,424. Ualixte Courchosne.
St. Gabriel de Brandon, P. Q.. Boilers;
6,755, Louis Noel, Montreal, P. Q ,
Carving Machine.
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Benilcfs Liniment the modem Pain Cure
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The only BEST place.
It A great_ ruuqiust now on “Special
' Cedar _Shingles ’ and Laths.
3 Participate in it.
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Con|.\olly’s Wharf.
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in inner News nr the eny .~.?.;‘r;.t:.‘;;‘l, .‘f.“’.., Ef‘i~‘.§°“.“...§.§.;‘1§
paper ard was by no means displeased
with its true Protestant spirit, but I
think he is mistaken when he makes the
risseitiou, ‘-The Orange Association is
the only Protestant organization we have
in our kiugdom.”I presume he means
by ‘~Kingdoin," Canada as a pare ot the
Kingdom. lf so I would like to re-
mind him and the Orangemen also that
an equally strong Protestant organiza-
tion ls found in the Order of the Sons of
England, and another lodge, with some
ol the grandest men of this city has
been organized a week or so ago in this
citv.
Lodge Elon. and Lodge Prince Ed-
ward will take no back seat on true
wholly -hsnrtod Protestantism and pat-
riotism, anrl these gentlemen are not
leaving all the talking and Working ‘.0
the noble order of Orangemen.
S.O.E.
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Easily Distinguished.
Ont of theeenormous number of wom-
en in constantinople, not more than
5,000 can read' and write. \Vha.t a
harvest this would be for the grocer
bent on pushing substitutes. `The cus~
tomer cculdent read and would often
get counterfeit ispecialties but Salada
Ceylon Tea on a packet shows up so
ooldly and clearly that even uneducat-
ed people get used to ir.--‘SALADA”
gan Cor. Montreal Otlicp, 368 St. Paul
To Cure Headache in ten minutes use
Komtort Headache Powders. I0 cts.
Vrsrr the Bargain Corner for bar-p.
gains.--Prowse Bros. '
You can buy goods at your own.
prices at the Bargain Corner.
DoN`T leave it too late to visit the Bar-
gain Corner, all goods mustbe cleared
out.- Prowse Bros.
VALENCIA 0R.iNGe=. just the thing
for marmalade, only 15 cents a dozen
at Beer & Goffis. . 11,2i.
VA1.i:Nci.i Onanons only 15 cents a
dszeu at Beer & Goffs. 11,2i. `
D. A. BRUCE moved to his new pre-
mises in Morris Block where he will be
pleased to see his old customers and
many new' ones.--‘Z8 tf.
Special Values
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' i There are so many new things to
' l be shown this year that we haven’
E room enough to give 'them all a
4 good display. Some articles must
‘ be sold immediately, eo we’ve de-
;l cided to make a push on Silver
Novelties. All sorts of pretty
, articles at big reductions.
We have placed a go dly nnmbe
of very pretty things in our east
window. Takea good look at them,
everything has an attractive price
on it.
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Andwhile in look through our Boot. and Shoe values.
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Don’t your clothes fit
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ma. have stopped and you have
ei-elif shaken it to make it go again.
Treat your watch like the delicate
piece of mechanism that in ls.
Allow me to examine it for you and
if necessary clean or repair it.
li. F. HUTGHESO
Vlltcllller ill lllller.
Queen St.
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Are You
uzzledi
To know what 'to buy to plour
your friend best at Xmas. We
 have many suggestions in one
` beautiful line of
Fm
lllamend and Gipsy Binge,
ed llreneles and Links,
t Our Watches and Clocks are
‘ special value and are Well worth
, inspecting before purchasing
y elsewhere.
-w.. N. 'rANroN.
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