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<5 _ PER YARD. Q

About 200 vards includes Plaids, Fancies,

Surah and Black Watered Silk worth 300 to

per yard now 2oc

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Leister Striped Silks, plaid ani check Jap s; kk' vy Union Silks, a splendid assortment, and all M ‘i

good colors worth o0c to 6oc,now 400 per yard.

'“50f’“" A

Vino. s

500 yards Shot Silks, Surah Silks and fancies, "" goods in the latest colorings worth 75c to

now o0c per yard

They wont stay here :long at the price' 1°.,

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THF (fl ARDIAN CIIARI OTTETOYVN P E I DE(`F\[BER 6, 1899.

LOCAll3RIEFS

and Province.

By Reportergnd Correspon-

dents Everywhere.

l|cCormick. both ot P. E. I., were in iown yesterday eii route to Colorado where they will remain.-lloncton

. Transcript. Dee. 2nd.

'Tin annual meeting ot King William L. O. L.. No. 1166, will be held in Kingston Hall, on louday evening

‘Dee. llth. All members are requested

to attend. Election ol eleers. etc.

Tonoaaow-The long looked lor ‘

baaa~r in the Kindergarten Hall. Sales` will continue from 3 to 10 p m. _Alter-

Thia is a Silk Sale You .Will , -,.,.,,,,,_.,,,,,,._...,.,, ._..,_ ,..,., .__ to Attend

Bargains like these don't_come 1 1

you every day

from 5.30 to 9.30. Hnsie Ireui 8 to 10. ‘

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Owiae to the praise-worthy energy ol ll;-. Abraham lehnrman.the damsge| to the aberlteea on Bradahaw’s Creek. Central Beiieqne,lias been fully retriev-

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`\""f will repeat their premium scheme dur- gut_“; ,wt

I ing 1900;akey willbePlaced in every 1| 'l°h°.’- neg'-‘_ ~ ~ - » '

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ed. A new dcod gate has' been put in the abitean and the whole structure has been greatly strengthened by the ad- ditionotinorescdsandmnd. Tlienewi improvement and repairs cost the marsh- owners 28ets. per acre. Some 10 . yards of dry dike on Dunk River, pro-l tecting the N. marshes ol A Farrow, P. McBride, Win.Crossaian and others,- whlch were destroyed during ;t:ie late storm, are being now restored by Jas. ` Gill. Bedeque. Thos. Moyse’s dykep which was also partly destroyed has

not yet been restored. .

A New road has been surveyed and

will eoen beopsned tothe public con. ¥°°¢~,.T“° y°°f°.i°3 9' ~"'°» 5" " necting Central Bedeqne -with Searle- lWm°.' !"‘°°m"' ‘°.° 7”" *$9* "° ltown. This roadwill shorten the dis. |5595' .hui 0'~°°k'w| °*.¢» tance to Suinmss-side from Capefrravrr' 1”" Q” uh* “ gdb" `°°n"° 'TM' Ssarletown. Carleton, etc.. and willi“° |!"~°‘l*°¢‘°“°'| Wu" th' 5" W" also be a great benedt to its principal l°°*“‘l° _ f

agitator lr. Charles Wri lit. whose

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term is so situated that be is almost a ¢°°d °9°- P".“P°_ °°° °! th’ 5°" 5"

- ° f .§»’ei».°i`e its ' ini is

'°°° '"1' "° °°'2',_°°d "~'"'- {"'°°'fl:?ii9:in semi es

Latest News of the City.

llassits.John McDonald and Timothy .

OUR FIRE

SERVICE

iq

A Fireman Claims That

An Immediate

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lMPROVEIllENl` NEEDED

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The Engine Should be Re- pair`ed and More Hose .

Purellased.

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The qnmtioaol an ap-to-date Brede-

partmeut he been before the oitiasns ot Charlottetown tor some time and ap- parently some new deleets are develop- ing. A

Yemerday evening a gentlemen who

has been connected with the. ire department lor’ twelve years called at Tar Gsannsaa onlne and referring to the system in general said a-

-.‘ [here has been considerable talk

about the detective ire alarm system. Therein nedonbtthe present systemic nselees.and-tiievrlres in many plaeeaare

concerned I do not think it ever be any good atleast it never was any

°-'Dieprsssntwatsrwcrkssyshmlaa

the terms ot lee Robins and Brad , shew, Bedeqne. thencross the term oi ,’°°°"°i‘ °' PPmPi”¢_ “ni” ‘hm " thelatterduewest, theneewill proceed an *U “Slim” "\°°l'! mm ““*¢*

in a southerly direction thron li thby (arm ot Mr. Cha. Wright till meets the Searletowa road. A gconsiderable

“forest primeval " and a bridge will also have to be built across Bradshaw’s

portion of the new road is yet the “°k'*°dh“b°°n'°°‘°”d ““l°“ by

Creek, a breads ol the Dunk River, in ,I _ M y’-n _im i.

bel

siiuiy enguevu ,sees snungpf tliepsst summer fte pnlnpoat

sand and dirt Fire engines are

snppossdto housed wllsnstbe is sandy The pumps are worn out

pound packagaot Union Blend Tea and P I ' - u s-ioo.oo in mn given ie noise" ei the “;:"‘& mfxpmat °&

i/ /Q 1- 3-,_ as ,c S ,qv luekykeyl- togote'aseeondire.Theeldhosebas

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, Camry neeasiei-e. 'ine einem iii 0,, m, i, ,nw ,g 5,

knew it. so dollie older lelks. 6 li Pun" uqgowht “pig *gk d _hugs

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into 'ji of E 9. lei Ei F iii El till till

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"Another ilnperhnt paint ir' the h¢\»

that should a ire occur darhgceld weather tsehosseitsr lied be-

- it " ' A Ieoinss irbaen.`a`ad it`wonE‘h’f

~ > - . ‘ gq"_etheaa_l‘eL\Ue_l‘\il\ Bail# p

’ f _ Z thawed eat; g i

‘W nd th ' el * ° " . ;“Te¢e should be feet oi ad-

U er e Anqiices some ladies of the Congregation ol St Potts’ Cat- hedral willbc held in

imoimiitn iiiii

$000

ditionalhosepurchased,iiitis the de- elreoltheirebogrd to guard' against a possible :serious condagrstion. The

dthe e should csrhia

:£e: y longer." A 1’

{ wha ThnrsQ|..;ln¢., I 'll ,,,H“'”“,,,_ ,,,,‘,”_,f,¢""*'°"',,,, '$522

ESDAY, DECEMBER 29th |899- `

LVE OCLGCK (noon), that large four story brick E; onGrafton Street, now by F. Perkins 8: Co as gl

\ Dry Goods Store Tins building was erected in 1896,and is one of the largest '-

llwst attractive store buildings in the city. It is centrally Q

immediately opposite the Poet 0Gce,and on the street

most persons from the northern and eastern sections of the C DOW use when driving in to market, and which those .- so them districts will use. after the bridge over the T.

Riter ia built

This is one of the rare chances to secure property in the very ia e 0( the business part of the city. ~ E :.| TERMS -Ten per cent at sale, balance on delivery of Deed I '

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\fi i li i r 'S '11 - » l ?

portant Auction Sale.

Iain instructed to sell by Public Auction at the Court

in Cbarlortet

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amber 29, i899-§3w _ 5

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BTISIIINT-At which a larne

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'opesandtancy Pe-ae, n'i's°ii.r»ireien¢n’an§’uiseii1 Tomline.

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GeerzeStewsrt.»

ll. LITERARY CUNTIB1'-Prizes given to

mosteuooemfulgneseradtitleeuf books en-

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liieaeii me g wen,

s'rai.i.-seeeeii-nina been and

1. caNnY_iigere»ey ii A Miss noe* ne misses isis; is

i - . 4 ' ' g _ ;~, i . 9 B°K"'m_°g_ “ 330 °’°r°°k P' m' nettee, Silk Warp Endoras, Popline.

THE pi.°¢°g,.,P|,,,,_ Ad““*°\°° » Blacks. Ask year]

merchant tortliem.

Our sta£l)e department is

booming. _ w prices big as- sortment is the causes.- Prowse Bros. `

2-- -- , £- '-1| e '-1

December I

Here They Are

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... .,...Sandereon &. Co’e-

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l'5

1 Bbl. Choice Family Fleur.

i 2 Lbs. 28c Tea. -

10 Lbs Grran. Sugar.

I2. JACK HOHNER drawing

ragnggumsméd his Xmas pie, Master

lathe eni'n¢MUSIC bepruvided and vmtbI;;doiie tosnake'ti?lsBaaau a pleas-

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vgqelzflalll his ' 8i1'v:',Iboay. or

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You want in Trunks we can nnpply it.

We have just received one of the largest ebiplii

and Valises that overcame to Charlottetown.

V By buying- such a largennmber we get the verylewqe

nowwearegoingtogiveyou thebendt.

Trunks All Shapes".

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side. glliey are tliepnioest *thing madein tie line.

Bamssy’s Trunks and Valises are the beet.

Bamsay's Trunks and Vblises are the

‘ritz

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*ere ‘fini el 6 “F c nada; caviiefed, iiieii cet oieee. l

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JIWILIB LID IIGKAYII.

Snaps M 'Your _

Business i 333%.:

You have some special goods 'ustnow,for theXnsss trade.

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y them, en tell thepeopieabontthcm.

oneatiebmviyswde an

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iiunreiiisii.

-PWM "°°'l°*f°l 4 Lbs. Rsisins or Cunents. is by PRINTED DODGEBB.

h"dm”‘¢mm“‘s pmuumly 5Bll‘lSOIP- We print themoat attractive.

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