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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLU'I"1`E'1`()\VN, P. E. I., DECEMBER 15. 1899.
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ihr steck of Gloves is complete.
Kid Lined and Unlined 75c
locha Lined and Unlined,
to$2 75
ll LADIES
iewpah-aefmat 58cline
regular prices 110 and
Kia Lined and Unlined 90::
ll0 125 l353ndl65
MochaS1lkLined $160
EEKSGICO
The company have been fortunate in
securing the services of Mr. W. K.
Rogers, formerly of Snminerside, P. E.
I..as manager of this branch, who will
shortly remove with his family to this
city.
Sackville Post says: A number of
strangers were in town on Saturday on
route to P. E. Island, but the steamer
did not make her usual trip owing to
the rough weather. She came in Suu-
day and returned taking passeng- rs and
freight.
P0
Wesleyan says :- Our missionary meet-
ings recently held w-re v success-
ful. At (berry Valley.  Hy-
Penna of lduhgue did exedllent ser-p
vice. At Vernon River. Bewb. W. J.
Mc0cnipllsld J. J. Teasdale drew a
large aadince. Bro. loConnall in-
trcduofd the Chairman in a humorous
and raey style. When the Chairman
ol thedietriesrespcnded with a grand
speech, l84`was promised and O12 pail!
lin the meeting. `
'rm sqm: cams si mutatis
held a Q ble -ooial last ° ht
is un maui. in-. F. Tgq
:psidec ands programme ef some
een numbers wasearried out. Sena-
tor Ferguson was present and took pert
in the programme. Mr. T. A. Mcbean
was also present and added to the en-
joyment of the evening by giving two
readings. Mr. B. B. Norton auctioneer-
ed the baskets which were readily
bought. The proceeds of the entertain-
ment was $50 which is to go toward
the repairing of the Baptist Church.
Miss LEFURoEY’s lecture on Shake-
speare’s women in the Central Metho-
dist church vestry last night greatly
P
land made her last trip between Sum 'ch' tho success °‘ 'mother Ch"l°"" under the cha rona eof Mrs ii e
Post B Same eveumg Sackv"1°.Tuesday last, elected Councillor for. THE apron fair and tea in the Y. M.
` Ward 21. in the City of Boston. We C. A. hall yesterday afternoon given by
IN referring to the Canada Cycle and congratulate our young friend and wish the ladies of the W.C.T.U. was liberally
Mmm- Q0_ gba 5;, ,john Qigbe gays ; _ him success in the honorable position patronized. The hall was prettily
l to which he has been elevated.
Col. W. T. Warburton, M. D. Indian
Medical service \retired). has recently
been appointed superintendent of the
A Suanuic correspondent of the
A Vernon Rivdr cones ndent of the*
added to that _voung lady’s repute as an i
enter.ainer and impersonator of char-'
actor. Miss Lefurgey’s presentation of
the different characters was exception-
ally good but her work was probably
more admired in the portrayal of Shy-
Royal lniirm Edinbur h. Dr. War
and exceptional executive ahilitr,which
with other sterling qualities make Col.
responsible poit -St. John Globe.
WHILE Mr.Johu Costayne,acting third j
engineer ot the Government steamer
Minto, while walking along Great Geo.
Street yesterday morning, on his wav
to Dr. Kelly’s nice, was overtaken
hy weakness and fell to the sidewalk,
striking his head against the pavemett.
He; was picked ap by a team that hap-
pened io be passing at the moment ot
the accident and taken to Dr. Couroy’s
oflice. Dr. Conroy immediately had
him removed to the Charlottetown hos-
pital where he remained unconsci
ports last night state that he was im-
proving.
Lasr evening the undergraduates of
500 LBS
In all sizes weighing from
lo Ill llis iacli
o not trouble about
yo-ir Christmas
let us do it foi
We know you
nothing but the
We make no
but the BEST
a“d use the best A suit of Underwear 38c u
s and bake it
right "W A pretty Tie in a handsome
Telephone 98  Christmas Box 38c up
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xasnoat andllsr oeplta
lt lllmsss' st tts Eye Fa. tr  , ,mm
Tm  ,- L mme ° 
.mi Follow the crowd to ) "
p m.2to8l>-
'sL§Lasa_e_e__.
_ 1 . A '  .y H Yesterday
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g .Senlnti Matti & lla  »-
Bros keep the best,  ' _ .: A l fl Q
clothing made ml  Whoieslepaqltsml. ~ Sneeessoffte Besrlim, Cli’in»_  . 
knowin that
lf)
/il
Fir Coit frin $l3.00 up
A Fur Cap ~‘ 1-50 up
A pair of Fur Mit's 1.50 up
A Sleigh Robe from 4.50 up
A Fur Collar H 2.00 up
A Suit of Clothes from 3.50 up
A pair of lined Gloves 50c up
P
A pretty Tie l0c up
g A pretty Muiiier 250 up
" A Silk Handkerchief 200 up
g flllllii A good Umbrella 500 up
ill/ A silk Irmspiiia 9.5¢ up
(Qi A White s 'fi 55s up
"`_.- A pair Br.-ices 15c up
g 'Q A W l Sweater 50c up
imp" °°""Y' (lil A Ligzn cellar se up
alas Bait Brut 1
recess
H L Dicke
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 "nd a thousand and one bargains we have not room to tell you :but ` '
f aaoseaesaa eaaaeaeeeeenz
. The Largest “ tt The Lowest I ’{.~‘ 1-‘.P¢s¢ins&C°- 151i 5
Opmmmic Hamm md  “.°nm’m   Prlcli lll i `_-‘ We have received splrcel ofnice -n.
 rn choose cannons- 1 l¢_‘§f=°;‘°;:_#;°_:{_~;im_f“;»5'»‘ assent#
is gasses to ones' beam
tle!;"are  F. Eatehesen 
15 ii. l~ll.\0rB&m,
Brill ii, it
Cunning,
All at halfprwe this week.
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You’ll buy them low this month.
thilslsis Presents for its lisstlssii. tlrlstaislltrtmsl lsr tts titles-
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A Ssal Jacket 850.00 and up
Au Astrackan Jacket
19.00 -- 
A Fur Cape 7.00 “ “ 
A Fur ceiiar 1.00 “ “ jf'i,y
A Fur Ruff 600 ‘
A Fur nlluff 65c “ -° gif
A For cap 1 25 -~ ~ -all
A Pair Fur Gloves 1.50 ~‘ ~
A Cloth Jacket 2 00 °~ °‘ 4"/fl
A Trimmed Hat 1.00 “ ‘ . 
A Dress length 72c ' ~- ~‘ 
A pair Kid Gloves 750 -‘ ~ “L
A Handksrchief 2c ‘ ‘ ' __
Au Umbrella 350 “ “ 7,;
A siiir Blouse 3.8.5 it -. tit’/l_
A Velvet Blouse 2.50 “ H g`;
A Cashmere Blouse 2.50" _"ll
A Flannelelte °- 80.1 H H VA,"
A Dm. skirt 2.50 ~- /lil
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burton is a native of Prince Edward Is-
land. He is a brother of Judge War-
burton, Dr. James Warburton and Dr.
George Warburton, of Charlottetown.
Numberous friends here rej mice in this 1
recognition of .superior medicil skill
Warburton a man well fitted for such a
g , 1
y J. H. TL iissiz. ofthe Bank of Nova A Susmac correspondent ot the 1
   L4   Scotia, Amherst. nas been granted six Sackvilie Post says :-The social event 
I months leave of absence He goes to of the week was the dance given by
9 *_* the Adirondacks to recruit his health. J. R. S. Murrir, at his new home on.Sack-
‘ LOOK out for Prime _surest Schucl H. Stephenson from the bank’s head of- ville street, on last Tuesday evening.
noucen on Fnday’ the 99"] mst tice, Halifax takes his place _-Halifax Most of the young people Of (ne t0wn
mu be a "re treat Chronic e were in attendance and Messrs Shaef
. a ` ._ ' . Il ' _ ' _ u A
1. ` _ h fer, of Moncton and Farquharson of P.
l.Asr season the steamer Ncrthumber- . “ E °r° very much phased t° ° r°“_' E. I. were present. The_ccm any were
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ineiside and Point de viitne on wed- ‘°Y"‘ b°Y~ W"1""” M'.C“"“"' druggff' Murray. who was assisted in receiving
nesday. Dec. 14th. leaving for Char- tlnrd '00 Of J- F- CUYUP- ESQ-» °f H-1 ° the guests by Miss Sadie Avard.
louetown th - _ -. Customs here. Mr. Curtis was, on
draped in yellow an`d red and presented
a pleasing appearance. The ladies who
had charge of the apron and pinsfore
in bles were kept busy sho »ving aprons
of all descriptions, many of which were
ypretty and beautifully finished. Tue
candy table laden with candy of every
conceivable make was simply besieged
by buyers. The table was attractively
draped in red, white and blue. The
our tea tables were laden with all the
delicacies possible, and the ladies were
kept busy serving the many patrons.
The aiiir was certainli a success as far
as attencance was oo ed.
I. O. F. Ar Cui-‘roir. -Court Beau-
onir,No.l587, is noted for its excellent
suppers and good entertaimenisthat have
been given br its members inthe past,
but the one held on the evening of the
12th was admitted by all to be the best
yet. A large percentage of the ninety-
four members, each one with his wife.
mother, daughter. sister or some one
else’s sister was in attendance. Every
one in the heat of humor. particularly
an-ideal one hemade. No doubt the
tween the vocal selections' the s rin
Club. Tho members of the quartette
H. A. Watts for some time past and it
numbers are also good,banio solos,club y
occupying prominent parts. There is
also two laughable skmxhes. one of.
lf you want to save money deal at
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BRB$S§
Warm
Gloves
For Men
How about that GNU
mas list?
Ilatoixtmnesi-lycanphm?
t ou went du
.f.m.»tl..e‘s-mi
Pinihee'
iiiinitieff. '°°°°"
Fair grade of men’
kid gloves fleece IJ
Better kid softer aid
finer in fiahh, Ibn
The newest colors
a very fair do
I gloves, My
uiiil \ B’ "%2'??'-
 / glove with warm.”
A special line,
when seated at the tastefully and wall nun. Uf ‘WU
provided tables. Sapper being over at l0f‘.8 Vlltlp hom
Oub s , '
until 7 o’clock last evening. Latest re- P23 mi  1 40 I"
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riff;
people know that he was selected W
for to dll that position at the  R x
» I of mlhoudo wn ’ 0l\tlf» Uwtfslz   'if . _
Eiidhfiietliizi gint is intended ggi; l*"°“ Si' Um" 5- f_’"*°‘ 'P°"°- T5 “id”
an annual dinner at the _Halifax hotel.  m*:_i°° ;b"°£l:il;°"l’l°°::‘=°‘:.u;zl'i “Bd
For some years past the idea of such a l°"__I;.tl;m§°° “mir Rudi!! Fins Ma  “_
function had been entertained in the ° 1 ° cha d 'M
minds of the membsrsof the law school. R' W' L‘“°”‘i_ SP°°°|f' L' U: f 0 hp? N
but not until this year did any action F°"l°1`i 8°°8» MW JU" H°"lU» bllf»f»0Il
materialize, and the undergraduates are D°°°h R°°diP¢' J°h“ T' murray? S°°3" Fine gan mo*
to be warmly` congratulated on this .R  L"m°_°ti I°_""“m°"t‘l m“°i°' bl U 7
their first dinner. The spacious dining R°°"* WU' ll” Edlth M'¢K‘Y i_D°_°‘t» ‘ns “B Q to
hall of the Halifax presented a very Wm- ‘M J°‘i° 9‘°‘""i R°°“*U°°» HCBCU llnfd
handsome appearance. the foliage of M'"t_A;:’i° H°'""li S°°i§°  _ M‘eI£' , Fm, 'uno'
the palms and ferns, and the rich colors ;“°°d’ °"':h':;"“* um" °°'t J' nw li ' closed 'tht
of the flowers contrasting harmoniously °” “.7 H ‘L'°'Y Ill U °
in   mg stitch....:-..;':.':.::.:..;":..:°:§: we fu' wi
glittering siiv rware. t o’c oc _
the students ard their guests filed into h_°"d nm S_°°*°h “"8" 'lu V°'uY I lplque “RM w
the room anil if-ok their seats. On the h'?éu '£h° i°°'r:m°&"‘_l° “$31 hw: tovga M
'iii..<i.~i>.<.»~.i ri .ia si y °°°f 'uf °°°
lock tha; in anv other. The lecture rSlf5;e,i';k__;_,d¢;l  ;ionti.Hst1;ingn:nd P.  Flavshan_ of g M  cot? 'n‘¢ M
proved issl. I ’ d l f ,_ é _ ° _ _H_ ensiig . ecommi tee consisting. 00 ‘-
The Pe0p|el8 Store Shakespear-e’s qw\:>lrgk?a:id~;;g aliility if igcisfgtn' ng., :i,E|I:r“r;:ft[‘;:_ Rh:;,,11_ of Capt. George llcbeod. John Gunn. Finest mobil M
¢l'°'f * tml! ’!mP°t'\0°i° iUf°l'Pl‘°t‘lli°U Dr. Forrest. Mr. Harris and Mr. Geo. M°-°d! C°°“°b1°» “U” M-G'““- W| th fqf tgp Ima M
M '"3 5*" Pi°°°°- T59 30059900 IWW' Ritchie The toasts and menu was all
ly enjoyed the effort which was voted s that °°Q|d be d,,i,.°d___H,_ cm.°ui°|°_ 1.: llllrltlfr 1330549. ft) T, llld Mull* M
literary treat. Rev. W. W. Lodge D96, 14_ _h t h B d A M, I h C f°\8N'lllPd by KHP
“id°d_____H) moan _ D _ “_ earsalo t e .an . lustre s ow
Pr n mn' °° This entertainment is being pat on by
` ' "  'I A f ’ [the members of the club. without the
._ 3. . wi-' ._._-l<`,i~  _"'\ .- ‘-1 .»~ --\~ iv ';"\ 2-<~ .\_~
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su its Ilsst Villa I s li.
utssl tsl i I Til 6`l
a 1-|45 ggg|¢g1' e STH! LARGEST. i;f,`\.¢,
eros: f STAFF L
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na ni any nantes also mi it may be "W "Sli" 330"
remarked that they are fu ly competent Ml clmfljuj-
todo so. The first part et tie entertain- 3- t v M
ment ooushte of the circle. Of °l?us'.-e 0'” 8 W
the regular bones and tambo occupy tra.,
prominent positionsou the ends and be- f ‘
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some very funny jokes on the mild ____-;_ L_;
tempered interlocuifr, who occupies a `
raised seat in the centre of the circle. N Look
1 The songs.we cannot particnlariz-»,they   at,
l are all good, the songs of the end men,
i::'::.s.;°'::: .“.“t°.:°.°:°:'.:'._P°.'.: Comfortable to Use
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this the star number ofthe programme
Our Xmas. stock of Rattan and Cobbler lets Roukdl H
the dnest we have ever shown
To make those good
prloes In meet eases are marked Ill”
than last year.
Buy early-we will store for you and send home wh*
isthe vocal quartette by members of r'
. \"
have been under the tuition of Prof. wi
is not to be wondered at that they per- ‘lg
form their part sc perfectly. The other
and baton swinging cornet sol#-s. etc.. _
which concludes the programme. The. "
boys leave for Crapaud this morning p (ty
where they put tie show on tonight; iii ‘/g '"
Brien’s Hall, and there is no doubtfqp
all but they will give the people;  N
as line an evening’s entertaiiimi-ni. ~ 
as they could wi~h for. The musical
part of the programme is un-ler the g-S gs iaé -412,; \i:f¢ .¢,_ _,_ ,_
directon of Mr. Jack Pa ne. Mr. ft "°" " `“' "' ‘J :" Z* ”»
y _--‘_ _._ A .»_
Howard McDonald acting in the capacity ' "
of st ge manager.  $
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