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- THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWH, P E. I., NOVBHBER 18

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Intiicted on High PriCeS for WARM

\ North aide Post Oiilce, at the following rates,

ayahlc ln advancez-

l gioriiing Edition, daily (except Sunday) three

th 1. . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _.. 4.00

l S;niii(i?weblily%di€i.od'(xi\ioiid. &, Thur.) per _ 25

` where subscriptions 1119-Y be D010. DBWS film: lshed, advertising, loh work and other busi ness transacted:-~ _ _ , Sunilknerside, Currie s Bookstore-D. K. Currie

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PATDN’S

300 Boys’ Suits from $1; Reeiers from

$1.25 up

Little Children’s Middy Suits from

$2.50 to 4.50

Little Boys’ Reefers, Ulsters and

Overooats; $3000 worth oi new coats

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from $1.75 to S23

Farmers-_Our big departments are

full

Our mantle room is worth a cali Out- carpet room is full

Our fur stock is the best and cheapest

prices iurs ought to have been sold a lon o

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Ggood Fur Capes, Astraohan, from $12

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PFur Jackets from $18 up Men’s fur coats from $15 up

l{en’s Ulsters worth $7.50 for $3-75 len's Uisters worth $8 and $9 for $4.50

l50 ladies’ coats, sample lot, no two

alike, your choice for $2.50 and $5

Many of the above are worth up to $9.

worth $7.50, this lot goes at $4.50. Othe

fur collars from 65c to $2

Feather Boas-385 from l5c to $2; 8

save the making. from $2.50 to $8

Men’s clay worsted coats and vests

from $7 to $l2

All wool heavy serge suits from $5 to

$10; Shorey's blue at $10, guaranteed al wool; blue beaver overcoats, satin sad-

dled lined from $8 to $12

len's factory pants, all wool, from

#L75 to $2.50

We keep and sell the best clothing in

Canada, and no doubt about it either. Heavy winter suits, $3.75, $f.50 and $5 The sterling quality and superio style of our ready-to-wear ekzlothing in men’s, boys’ and cbildren’s ,clothing is known from East Point to West Cape Warm woolen gloves by fthe 100 a

Paton’s

Hood iieecy, soft, warm Blankets to

meet Jack Frost with these cool even

ings at Paton’s

Boys’ strong woolen Stockings, al

sizes, all prices at Paton & Co’s

Warm lined woolen gloves for boys a

Paton dt Co’s

Job lot of bed comforts going ata

snap at Paton’s -

I ~ Sootohaud English blankets cheap a

Paton Q Co’s 4

Our Shamrock overcoat at $10 is sure

to win-Jas Paton Jn Co

(hr tailor 'made blue beaver overcoa

zgwili save you money-Jas Paton

fs`em France, our ladies plain cloth for costumes, all shades, low price

-'~J8lPaton&Co

"Bios our Dress Goods, the largest selec-

tion in the city at Paton & Co's.

50 Ready-to-wear Skirts, Blister Cloth

Serges and Lustres, all sizes up to 44 inch, from $3.50 to $5.00. Save time and trouble by seeing ours.-Jas. Patou

&Co.

Our Ready-to-wear Costumes are

worth seeing.-Jas. Paton & Co

Cheap Dress Making.-Save a dolls on the making of your skirt at Paton &

Co’s.

Children's Tams Cheap at Paton &

Co's.

Paton & Co’s.

Great Flannel Bargains at Paton &

Co’s.

A Comfort Bargain -25 per cent off

soiled. -Jas. Paton & Co.

Silk Waists and Cordu roy Vi aists a

Paton’s.

Boys’ 3-piece suits from $2,510 to $5.

Our ladies’ $5 jackets cannot be

beaten. It’s like our trimmed hats with large quill at $1.25-it’a the ladies’

favorite.

Jas. Paton & U0

THE GUARDIAN

An independent Journal, untramnielled and METHODIST'

Prince St.-Praypr and Pr ise Service at "`*"."* v _

10.15. ROV. . l\'lC00l1¥l€llf\l`i Il Bhd ' or who Pays the newspspars a

M . .l. Teasdale ut. ". Sunday _igiihol Jand Bible class at 2.:_-0. 'l_;1<_»0ng_oiis_ti¢- _ , /_ _ his ‘unprecidented and ‘impossible 'bargains i`.`§§`I,ff.’§. 8“`il'f..iiii.‘$3‘.l§"..9§§f?'§‘%.a0, 'icp»`$3ri’il 5 ' slums vf vtber cities

League. Friday evcnlnlr. 7.30, Prayer and "' Praise Service. Cordlal iiivitution to

strangers.

fearles-SlaimlD8 W |70 Just. lmpartlal, Rellahler Neway

seeking at all times to further the best in i erm is of the ncople,and recoznizedthercforc as

1 ’ Pa er.

rPi1i%lI;hed€t?tg>§:ei$N:w i-‘rows§)Block

15:81.50, in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ .

eekly Edition (Thursday) PCT V951' ` 81.25;in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...1.00 Branch Offlcee have been established at the following places,

‘ AlberEd1ii,gi§berton Bookstore, G. S. Muttart

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ggiiris East, Telephone omce, R Seaman,AgenT

1'- the European continent, is quite re-

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land of the oppressor.

S`[J'K'B`l'Y'SI]DE

Otiice in the New Prowse Block, firs

door to the right,up stairs. Dr. AYERS

. T. iuiss TEMPLE

__ . W, 1= 1-1 ciiivsti is A iece of silverweary ou were wan

_ - T€aCh€|‘ Of P8ll'I'tiI'\g, Bal’l’|8f9f"`8‘l1-L8\Ns We have Just the articleto suit you, come and

Pupil of Ong? B0S_-_ods mst 33"* °l “UF Wm Blllmllll Where-at the corner Jewelry Stoie

artists Apply at residence of Prof TELEPHONE No 110 0 Branch Store, Victori

nam.o'riErowN P s.i {“’°°°"-.G'°f=°== St- 'C ‘v ”'“‘“'“' I-"N W C OK Cor- so-i s00»i»

. __ _ _ .___.¢__ 7 I ___ seal _ 18' } 0l\l30FU159Piil”.&W&ll Jewder_

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t Worthy work.

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Church Services

Grace Church.-Prayer meeting nt I0, Rev -

J.J. Teasdale at ll and Rev.J.W, McConnell at 7. Strangers cordially invited. Seals provid- ed for strangers. Sunday :5é>li_pol_ at 2.15, E.l».

of C. E. at close of Sunday c oo ~_,

Evangelist service at close of eveiii.g ser- "-

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PRESBYTERIAPL

Zion.-Prayer meeting at 10. Services at lland 7. Rev. D. H. Mcbecd. Sunday -` School and Bible Clos-e at 2 30.

St James-Prayer Me»ting at I0, Rev, Mr Moss Sunday School and Bible class

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Sunday school and Bilepéliiiseirat 2 30. Even- |

n rayer at 7 All seats free and unapprop

llll lllllllllllll llllllllllllll Mi ning' Co of Ontario, Limited

°=="‘f ` * * sensing and sion- class an aan. Evonsoog at ~

saronnav. Novmiiama is. ‘ iiss. 7 D-ln- All 5°” ff" M14 ““°PPl'°Pl'i-'-°°‘|-

__ _ = M _Q _ narrisr.

nouxnoson WOMEN. ...”’{“t"iI..§“°l’.“1£&.‘?i‘.?§"‘é'.i*.'.?.¥'."i;.‘Tr' ““£.i’.'§»‘¥..l CAP ITAL] ZATI ON

_.___ Biblqdlgldass all; 2.30.tor__t___r{i_.{igers__8welcome and

Ti.. Naomi c0000i1 0f W0m00 "'°' ,,,‘§,,,,,°‘;“;_,,,,,,§;°“c,,,,,,,__ . » $300 000 00 fully palil and non assessable

are giving attention to the feminine gm Roof_F_wm.toooo11 ood -;__ 5,, ooo ‘

for morning' “Christian Positiveness ‘a ‘hive nf ann!

portion of the Dcukhobor colony n,ng_,.Ap°_,}_°uc md Modem Preaching Cm] _ , which “mud recently In C°n°d“` A ii°iiii0°i1>iss»Aiit§'s'il°°m°` S““d” S°"°°‘ °“d` Owning and operating the celebtrated ‘Gold Hill property which com rises 1 308 acres letml' f\‘°“‘ the S“‘°"°"°'7 °_f the N* (.,,,,',,°,, 0,, cum., location situated near Rat Portage Untai-io, Lake of the Woods, between Sultana aiiii the Itqna

;_¢_i;i_i:_i_ __Ci;;i_p:;:i_l__§|_i;qt_e_ric_eiy_:_;l____l;y0? usbgrvioes _ _t __ __ “__ and __., _tiloqgnz filling siidicient to supply 30 stamps Controlled by strong Moattiai syndicate.

PEIld _ _ _ _ s ec: t___sa e_we_w em_

°°R.,,...§ifZ'l 00,000 mil. of 0... .r =he_m<>de in which it is rfqposed to ¥P,.?.:.£,°;‘:,.‘.?1.‘:‘%,..£?.‘;l..£33-,,.E,§?3;l‘,¥,.%‘.:‘“°' Several hundreds of feet of work slcsse

t assist and also throws some light upon w§-__§£__§- C. hi- Wednesday nicht at 7-50 all _

the social status of these immigrants. snvmox “mn - _ El|U||I|l0l| *ful BCOIIII ||l|lf$~ PIMP! Hld in Stl”

The Secretar writes: _ l

_‘M Preseuf we are busy getting me §__ii_;.a;y_~gs_i;riT_;:_>_i_»3_i:._i;_;1_,_i_}_k_s,__;i_:i_; agI_s__g_;di:.___ V All necessarv buildings (about 20 in all) are in itood repair

loan of money to assist the Doukhobor Thursday, Friday ;and Saturdafv at 8 p m 0 A W°"km8 P"°P°'tY 50"' P|'°d“°mg b“lh°”

_ women by sending them materials io GOSPEL Mm,-mo _ N Assays are usually satisfactory, running from $5.00 to $400 00 per ton ’ do their beautiful embroidery, drawn Gospel Me,,t,,,g_Remembe,. the G08 1 Mill runs show the ore to average $15 00 to $20 per ton Last mill rtln (Augtllt 21, 1899)

work &o which we will afterward try Meeting in Prowws veg' bl0°k~ Siindlxi' gave $579 85 or $15 "5 per ton The next mill run is expected to exceed this value per ton.

,' afternoon at 4 o’clock. .stranggrs always

;;:_::_l__§<_;f ¥_l1_@l11______'_§`l:__:’_1;:_’__:_f° Hxglogx ;_v_3>i{>¢_;__i__n;____1_._0_i;:._<;é_»__1§_§ig._tn0w 19-.6 vviui_o0¢1 For shares and reports by Engineers John E Hardman, S B. and Capt. Z J 8 Williams.

Wo’\,o,,g|,t mom ohoop, wo Boll mom about fifteen hundred able-bodied men . , . , . ,. w-or .W 1.. .1 me siwvin comviuv in 0 Ruin noon

38f ll een an Sea. e are wi cws. or grass wi ows. w ose f p

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_ _ 5 The above extract was not in~ ROW C0fneStAl0neo Local 'A'geE~ts n

'°‘d7"°`"°” °h"""" “H m°d°' YW tended for publication, but it may _ ,

,enable us better to understand and one evil that cannot ‘mme sympathise with the conditions of afar); fs impure bl0/Od.

life in the Doukhobor colony, .con-I is ed it is attended _

1 cerning whom such conflicting ac- , ,’

counts have been given to the read- By klndfdf 8llm¢nfS g8l0f8»

ing community. It has been said mb ¢0m]ftt'0n means that the Doukhobor men are lazy and . J art that the, women are in' consequence eve” vet” an eo’ 0 forced fo do work for which they are bo¢{y,i'rist¢_aJofcarryi'rigfo thef- atterly uniittcd and have even been h I h ow

r _ - _ . oranss eat_.-gloingfl __

doing the work of horses in dravging _ g __ . the" plough. This sort of thing, .`0f Hf¢r 1% ‘with 3 §!0'w‘

though common enough in sections of' impure fluid fhat ig

- . _ , . .HOOD

_lj E B McCREAELriibor. I JBiisiness lvlanagcr M OHURCB or ENGLAND* f f ' ' f " ' . iil's. 11

volting to Canadian ideas. It is fag _instead of h_¢almg’° " _ quite probable, however, that the* I* "'_}“{f°‘f°““*"°° when ‘h°_"°_,‘§,",b‘d_ ' rougher tasks undertaken by the hai l.n°1d°»°f 73°’ H°f’d °` ' 1 "Dou`xh'obor women in the Northwest* ‘gut it ,§2§;ni‘.§a3n°§‘£:l

arises, not from the laziness of the blood, on-4 blood ohooldqoo of tho

i men but from the exigencies of life in quality. Hood"s lnever disappbints.

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. . ~ When buying your fall suit or ~ r.

_ ______ Beware of the man,wlio oR'ei°s you a sui

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I \ ` __ __ ww- --Z___ _~ WE oelieve in SUBLIMITY of PLAIN TRUTH.

, When we offer you a good suit for $9 50 or a

for $12 00 you are suie of getting your money s

- ~.».---_.s goods arriviig daily

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following is get the king

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in stature an

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a. new settlement where the adult ¢l'_Y8lD0|0\-“Had 3 *V919 33503 0! .women are *life time as sumerm §’.f.’.-$.£.fli‘.1‘..’.‘f.".‘i§.i‘.“i..§f.‘i.‘i‘...§‘f§.’i’21°..iI.‘»‘§i‘f

,_ ,mobo moo , '1‘rl_edHood’s Sarsapa_iilll_i; w&:hgoo_dro_sul§s The most reliable accounts show anxng2!s_r.fig2$,l3§n0nt owen’

_that both sexes of the Doukhobors- ¢u|d°f._»»My,o;g_ *no 'ood

_ are industrious, cleanly, honest and °l’3d‘§°'; vii, wif" H‘f€d’°u S“°l'd°°Pai'll1a

devout. They have sufered intoler- ffme sazeflgt 1‘°§T;.,,:1°,kcG,,,1;;,,:Y u,.’:&§e:_

able oppressions, to e.-cape from which Colt Institute, Galt, Ont. _ -

h ‘ ` m-“I badly ami ted

they htve crowed E ousands of miles wi eciatlc rheumatlsrii” Consuited doc-

s lof_ ocean and other thousands of tor, Yiohout reuet Was' pe,.,,,,,,ded to my

miles of land. They will at once 3204351 3s§;i:psgll_l_i}i__i:_ndn ;ly:i_'hotti_esw _griivg find in Canada the boon of civil and wmulk R0 Mlulnhifa N S ' religious liberty, and yet there is ma' ' ' ' much in their condition which must ,. ' , 1 /

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appea to our nmanity. ey A _ F 0 - re in a Nw/ r D/'"3 e

a land of strangers, DDOWNS _ _ whose language they canriotspeak and .H » rm, 1, uh. _m.mu,,‘md whose ways are unfamiliar to them.

__ The small proportion of able-bodied

men gives an impression of the com- ~ _ . ~ e _ ,

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parative helplessness of the commun- ity. “So many of the women are

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365 feather Bo__s_ 25 per cent om* widows, too, and from such a cause !

Jas. Paton & Co. . , . . _ _ ~

Chudrews Winter Suits, an prices 8 Russians or he d in captivity in the .

Husbands beaten to death by the

We regard it as a most worthy ,

charity to assist these Doukhobor *__* women in their new homes in the This is a Brain, Nerve and Muscle

t Northwest. That they are Christians building Flour, specially prepared for

who have suH`ered much for their invalids and people who suiier from faith, we know. That they do beau- Weak digestion. tiful work inembroidery shows that It is entirely without Bran and as they are not wanting in taste which free from starch as it is practicble to will develop under freedom and im- make a Hour suited for daily use.

proved conditions. To provide them It contains a|| me mg glylng and ||||. with employment ofapartly remune- mtl" g|g|||g||13 of three inds of the rative sort for the long winter and in best wheat and is highly rg¢om_

I aline with their tastes seems the mended for Infants.

btthot d I '11 l

- very es ~n,, o o. t wi aso

show the sympathy of their Canadian & sisters, and make the lot of these Christiin exiles more cheerful and ' hcpeful. In doing this the Won1en’s I GYOCBFS-

Council is engaged in a. most praise-

“Doing nothing is doing ill.” Impure _ ' I blood neglef-toil will become a serious »

» . ._ pl.

malter. Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla at _

once and avoid the ill.

of N. Y. University and the N. Y. Hos ital

20yeai-sggraetice in New York City; Diplbma register ii. U. S. and Canada.. Qhronic Dil uses Ruviure Self nel ure t t'

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erson or by letter Accomodations re~erved or pat ents References Send stamp for in £2‘.'.“.?.&l2?.'.a;i?l"“§U“°»l‘ .t “M

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We have decided closing' out our Boot and department,and devoting our entire store Dry Goods and Ready Vlade Cloth

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Seven thousand d ollars Worth Boots and S prices that will make a quick clearance Ladies fine boots,button and laced 33 1-3 Children s line boots 33 1.3 Ladies strong' boots 25 P G Children s strong boots 25 p 9 Men s and Boys boots 2;) p o

ll is at Bali

As the price of boots and shoes 1s aclvancin this sale will give you an oppoi tanity to bu your Wants at B151* Burg-aims

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