AUGUST 26, 1908

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THE QUEEN’S COUNTY GUARDIANM _.__ '

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Head Offices ln New frowse Block Charlottetown*

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Miss Christina McMillan, City, is Mrs. John Moore, City, has re- 'f ., ` / _ _

visiting in China Point. .turned from a visic to Eldon. .Y ,~- //~§_\ _ /7,11. _ jf_`_~. /K ,,

, Miss Ollie Cook. City. is visiting Miss Margaret. Martin. city, is ‘ J Q yt i fi’ ' W dmv/ \

i-i..y ..i..iaye..t_erday attrom ao to The man train arrived use riieiit “Mud Orwell and "l°l“lW~ l*P°lldl“¢ 8 '°"'“gl“ i” El“°”' | f _ -l -- -/ *"9-V ` ~" ~ ‘ / ` /

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Miss L y ay or returned to

Gwrge Boswell, French Fort, is. The warmest temperature yesterday .tumcd f"°“’ 5 visit t° G°°'gél‘°'W“~ this “ty ywterday l"’”‘ “ Visit '30

visiting in Povwnai ,was seventy-one. mack gate. are 55 cents per bushel R. .T. Carmich tel, Penkea, and white 50 to 55 cents. the City yesterday.

Edward Irwin and Mrs. Irwin. Bon-1

Eldon.

was in_t.on. are among the visitors in thisl Mr. Bremner of the Customs house,

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york, is visiting in this city. l the City yest_er_ds.y. `-_

The steamer Northumberland arrlv- James Lawson wnslapassen er 3"' night by the Northlmlberland

.».\ from Picton nt 8.35 last evening. thc Northumberland yesterda

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\Vliilc our stock

is not yct couiplctc thc selection wc have on hand \vill coiircy a correct impression of the .°tyli:.~; that will pre- vail whcii the cool- ci' weather sets iii- Good Furs Wear Well

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been and always will be our aiiii to offer to our patrons the highest grade F ii lrs ohtaiiiablc at thc uicst pos- sible prices, ziiitl that is the secret of our success. Oni' patrons know that any gariiieiits pur- clinsctl of its are rc- liohle because of their quality and pcrft-ct \vorkiiiaii- ship.

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The Importance of Quality in Furs

'l`hc-ro :irc iiiriuy inferior grzitlcs of I<`lii's on the mm-kct

this _vcar which will look \vcll for a short time but Wm,-], me roi tlurahlc- and will give poor satisfactioii, iii our stock you uill fiiul a coiiiplctc assoriiiieiil of High Grade Furs only utitlt- froiii the ilioiccst skins and showing thc highest dcgrcc oi' perfect workniziiisliip.

Our Showing of Elegant Minks Muff* _ will delight you Muff..

l‘c‘.\'.~.tii'i:.~a iii(,aiiada can boast of a richer i0

Match sl_if\\\‘in\;~ of i\Iiiiks. livery piece is guariiiitcccl Match ., v _ ' . . ‘ , ~ ` I all tpl)>_ {\’o .`<|iii|lit__i lr.all>r.idoi` Mink iiotwitlistuiid. an Furs E111. at \ .uit ci. i i\iiiu;._ t ie past year our prices are U"

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Lined and trininied with all suitable Furs. will be verY

fislionable this season, They can he recommended for there warmth [comfort and dressy appear.ince._ ' _

Now is the time to make your selection when assortments

are large mid complete. '1`licrc's nothing t0 Z“_l“"Pefh“l"5 Soniethiug to loose by flelayiiig. We are spleudidly ready. Never before have we shown so complete ati ass0rtl'Il¢l1t-

Ladies’ Fur Jackets

_ Fine new Astrachqn' Bochum Lamb and Russian lamb Jackets are here on large asortineiit. No other SWIC °f Kar' uiciit will give half the service or stand half as mlitll Wellf- We strongly recommend them to counl¥Y W~’me“ ‘md .others who are obliged to do mitch driving. We hllve them in tll¢

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the Dominion Alliance for Quebec. is` visiting iii Charlottetown

Mrs. Lewis H. Beer and dnutglitor'

Miss Nora have rcturncd to this city from nn extended visit* to Ottawa..

I Samuel Stewart, Boston, returns ,this nioroinsg to his home, liuviiiz been _,culled to this Province by the illness of his father.

G. A. Hughes assistant train der.-

lritcher of the P. E. I R, in this .(lty, has returned from his holidays lo Murray Harbor.

Mrs. Jas. Calder, Jr. will he nt:

'lioiiie Wednesday und Tliurstliiy of this week nt the residence of Jas. (lulilcr, Sr. Mnlpeque Road. f

James Warren ,and il;iiii.{lil.0'L‘

lDorolhy of Moncton, have i~nl.i1rnotl |to their home, alter visltiiig friuiids ln Bayside and New Glusizow. _

'Among the passengers heaving this

,City yesterday were Walter and Mis. iliurk; W, S. Louson to Ticnisli; Miss Lily Fairclougli to Moncton; R. H. lirlterns to Souris und Miss Marv Mc-

llieiioi. Mpntague to visit her brother ,in onc on.

The ferry boat, Hillsboro was

stuck in the inud yesterday from iabuut four o‘clock» until li-ulf piistrtlvo Iwlien thc tug Liberty pulled lici' otl. |lVluiiy teams were wuitini: on. both .sides to cross but had to wait till the |`che bout got off.

l T. Burke, District Inspector of Is- land Revenue for the Miiritiiiie Pro- iviiices, whose lieurlqiiurters is in St. ,John, N. B., arrived last. night. on his 'usual qiinrtorly inspection of orltces ,connected with the Inland ltovciiue ,Di-pnrtnient and is ut the Queen

_ .Hotel for a few days. | _.___

l It is reported cunt two boys of this, `City, who worn tirctl of ‘life at home `.l~ud of paternal uutliority, lt-it liisb week to soek their foi'tiina.~= elsewhere. .Their parents becoming anxious over l heir absence, were soon seckin__; for ‘tioiii with /the result chat. they re- ‘turnetl to the City yesterday.

l _*_ l The death occurred on the 1Ttli iist, of William G. Bur-ke Morrison, not ot, John J. and Mui'y A. Mori'i.=oii, iged fuventeen years, tcii months .intli *twenty-one dliiys. Funeral Wctliitn. lay' morning, the l9t;h inst, ut 2,30 o’c?.iCk (rom his parents' residence. 98 Beacon uvenue. Iieqniieiii mass ut the Cutlied- ral at nine o’clock. llclarives and lfricntls are invited t0 iittciitl. The

lnbovc clipping wus sent this oi1lc'I‘ with the information that the young lman referred to was a nephew of

iFutlicr Burke, Alberton. l

, The service, on Sumluy evening last. `in the Vernon llivcr Metliodist Church in charge of Rev. George f)r- ,nian was conducted and the sernion ,preached by A. Huntley, M. A., `a igrutlunte of McGill University

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The police riiideil tho premises of Mitchell- ' "`1"‘ ~- C \\ 7

'Arthur Kenny, llichiiioiid Street, yes- “_” (_. L, ._I.»_v-1 __ _ -l -~ |` lfhprtuy but found n(,t|,ing_ Tliomus Peters of lluiiipton, N. B., i . ._ ;.~;\f-‘ , :'..f." ` ' ._ '

____ brother of the lute l’reiiiiei' l’cLcr:s,l ` ),,\"l\l ' , he.

,_ ~R,.v_ M,._ H,,xt,,h1e_ ScC,.,,-m,.y Mtcniiie to the City by the niuil train ,Jy .

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lust night.

A Ilayinontl Witliconih excursion

The Prince of Wales College and

to treasury oliicinl at the college building.

There was agooii attendance at

market yesterday. Butter is selling at Z4 to 25 cents; eggs have slightly advanced and are now 19 and 20 cents per dozen.

‘Miss Emma McWilliams who has been visiting at Eldon, the guest of Mrs. Charles McWilliams leaves for her home in Perth Aiiiooy N. J. on Tliursday. '

. James und Mrs. l’roudf0ot, West

a few weeks with friends in this Pro- vince, were in this city yesterday. Mr. Proudfoot is a native of Cns- cumpec, Lot 6.

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lti ii. ni.; Churchill at 2.30 and in tl

31st. ut N. M. U.. und Tuestluy Sept. 1¢.t' ut St. Cn.tlici~ine's at 1 p. m.

iiiect at the (T.A.A A

iiiade to breuk Island records.

,_ '1`ll0 ml1I'rlaf;0 took place yesterday

Miss Mary Mitchell, who hols recently I :sided in Boston. The ceremony wus erforined by Rev. Dr. Mcliellan. The appy couple loft on the eastern train nsterday for Harmony, where they will in future reside.

As the steamer Harland came in the

liurboi' last evening the scene witnes- sed by the large number of excursion- ists present was a grand one. Lang- ley Beach was all alight with ii splendiil bonfire while many sail boats gasoline motor boats and larger craft were distinctly visible as they eujoyetl the beauty of the evening.

The ntliletic sports to be held Fri-

dny night are open to all the events will be 100 yds, 220 yds, 5 mile, mile, running broad jump, high jump, pole vault, and a mile relay race. The 4th Regiment Band will furnish mu src. The admission will only be 10 cents all proceeds to go toward ex- penses of the big relay race from Suiiimerside to Charlottetown.

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Anntlier Islander in the person of

Captain Peter McMahon of Chur-

Queb.,c_ The Subject was the i’rodi~_lottetown was accldentry killed nt gal Son und. was delivered rn e. very,1’0Ft Credit. 0l1f»-. Y0i‘l2€l'<1flY m0l'l\- .clenr and edective manner. The ing- H0 WHS S¢00ll<‘l 05108? Of the luingiiig was niost licnrty and accept-lPl'illC€SS f0l‘ ll ¥lllll1'b0l` Of YBBF3- (illin- lable. The cliurcli was crowded. Mr. Ml'Ml1h0ll W0I‘Ked on the Hillsboro ]Huiitlcy is u Vernon River boy held Bridge in the empl‘0Y Of Hurley lillil ‘in |,ig|. m,t¢¢m_ ilililler and remained in their employ

land priiiclpul of (lmoksliire Academy,

levi-ning August 21st by llev. E. tl Weeks, G.W.P. The chief object iii' tllr organization is the greater ctii-

,eentmtion of sub-division fort-9:, wlzh. n view /to the greater iiaefiilns-ss of l

-__ luntil his death. He was about forty.

District Division No. 2. was -.i ty six years of use and left B wiilow.

oi-gunized at Margate on Flin .y one daughter and a sister.

:Attention is drawn to the sale of inndsoiiie oak wushstand and bureau

lsuo-divisions in regard to the l\et.erlwi'th full length mirror. Also very lcarrying on of the temperruice wr-ik. lhandsome axminster stair carpet with i Percy Marchbanks is the district \l`.lpe.ds and plates (almost new). These P., and an excellent staff througliout things can be seen at A. Hornc's has been elected to run the District show rooms on Kent Street,

` Division. The sub-divisions included 8-26d3ipd.

.in the district. are as follows: -l

Uriincli, Clifton, Pearley Streaiu,l Alexandra, Excelsior, Hopeful. Evvn-‘

trin_t Division will meet quai‘terly.In- fotiiintlon regarding the working of such divisions can be obtained by

writing the G.W.P.. 'l‘ravellei's Rest P BIT, or the G B

There wasa young wife I

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acceptable pie P”

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us yet.

For on Stewart’s we

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Members

1.Prince William, Shamrock, Olive :.~---_-_-._-~'._ ~ _,-1 f-_-_s --~ -

Somerville, Mass., who are spending

The Rev. D Muclienn wlll preach at Stunchel on Saturday thc 29th inht: , ut". 7 p. ni.; on Snbhntli the 30th ut

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|l’coplc's church ut 7. Monday, Augp

Anyone wbocnjoys athletic sports .

should plan to attend the atliletie

A . . grounds on _

l"riday evening couiuicnciug at 6.30. ' Eight of the most interesting events will lic run off in quick order, Char- , loitetown’s best. athletes will coin- 2' pate. Tlierc will be some attempts i;

ii St. Dunstun's Cathedral, City, ol' J lc-orge McDonald of Harmony and I

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The Buueel Store on Charlottetown s Buaieet Street

Open 8 a. m. to 6 _P. m. Tuesday 25th,"l908

yg Y Thmmis Biirnette of the post office fm l | .,.,j~_ I; V' ' | 4-piirtment was u. passenger to Har- Miss Maud James, who luis been _ `, '_

Poiiitoes have 'decllliltd in Price and A boy ol about sixteen years ot “my y”$t"‘l“y~ Vlliltillg bel' h0I110 in this city leaves- /1' .. _

_ ~ tan.-trim ’_f ti,

are now 25 to 50 cents per bushel. 'ago may obtuiii-'a good position by _,_ Gmttin' engineer on uw L U' R_ on wtum 0 “Leif "S molmug l H N’

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,rt 1 t 11' t t 1 Malwell Grecnhnrg und wife of (7 l- _ _*_ ,fy Hr* ' - -,-*` ~ "

QfJ;l¢r1ll.?lu1,¢l;1uul§_ on yes er( ay by the ni ins, _Ohio, ure viaiiiiig at Villil-lgel _“' 4,( *li £3 3,/\l\ '

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Model School will reopen on Tuesday, I 4_.;-" , ` 1' ' ’

Sept lst ac 9 a ni Fees will be aid ` W `~r.~i'.»; f , . _

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Replenish Whitewear Needs

This is an opportunity that is not to be passed carelessly by. In order

to clear shelves and fixtures for new goods we offer you an opportunity of

Selecting from our present stock at a discount of twenty per cent.

You know the goods, you know lio\v the range compares with all

others, you know how good every gariiient is. Doii’t neglect this ?

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Stylish -Fall Suit Like Illustration.

The style is similar to the picture except

f that the coat is longer and a little more orna-

The material is a fine all wool venetian,

_ the colours are black, browii, navy and green. = The skirt is prettily iiiacle with bias 'fold of the ._ iiiateriil. The stuart little coat is of iiiediuiii ' length, cut away front, finished in point effect,

covered biittoiis.l\Iail orders filled

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the 69c Venetian

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though it was a long wait before we could get it fr

3 iiici. venetian, very nice weight and finish, black, br

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points; 2nd Capt. D. A. MacKinnon,

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Wlio want copies of

the snap shots taken of the Procession and group on steps of Provincial Building, are requested to place their orders at once iii order to avoid disap- pointment, as some of the negatives cannot be 'dup'licated.

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Warm _

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Comforts

-Menneu‘s and Colgate's

Cashmere Bouquet and Vic,- let Talcnm Powders FIACS' Witch Hazel Cream and Macs' Almond Cream, Two exquisite toilet prepar- ations,delicatelv perfumed, preseves the skin from sun- bum,'and makes it soft, siuooth and white.

All the leading makes of

toilet preparations in stool:

' ne' '” Miss Edith o. oairferof Host..

has returned to her home after s

Mrs. Robert Laing, niiiuax, use Fe- turned from Prince Edward Island, competent ushers to be on hand, nomo together with the members of her fam- ily, nfter an enjoyable visit of about a month. Mr. Laing, who 'has been absent in the interests of the Ladies'

_College, has also returned.

iwhere they nrc the guests of the lat.-

fgi; 88! &°m‘:‘,°e‘b§;‘f°'1g, pilgizf 2;? ler's mother, Mrs. Mclnnls.

n°rP' R' W' Stems Mspoints' qnllhel Mrs J P Esdaile. Halifax, has re-

ityro prize was won by gt. Geo. c- r ' ' Imaam, vis,” to Leodf 5°°r° 83 points' lhlilerodlld lliggeainvllrlilaillottetown, P. E.

1. Miss MacKinnon of oiiariottetowni

r r- r ‘ '~' r rr' came back with Mrs. Esdaile and will, In connection with the meeting to

he her guest for several weeks.

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The dentli occurrc cury ycs erial'

at Fulcopwolpd Hosl1'i`tli;l Efrfegiz l';?\§1w$f:)rEe0rg° and Mrs' LJ. A. S. and Mrs. Ba e left ester Wood 0 fY0ll~ ‘ ' `

yestlmluy forwarded to her home ‘url Tho band concert ln the Garde

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bu a list evening was most enjoyable nn

""'*“ lint Wortli‘s Band is to play is _ ~ _ uifflcieiit guarantee of an enjoyali

s0'l;‘;"t,i‘:)2‘ S§§§€":)°r:‘tM(;'d:s; gllgfnffosn r1ening's promenade concert.

was well attended the following cup- "_

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lured sllver spoons' Flrst in 1Htl°llbY hlflorlfrlldnd IArct.yMclliiciilillpt.ilrlel 'W

dass' Sgt' L' N' Seaman' scum 92 spending their /vacation in Winsloe,

of St. John, who have been visiting

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lluy morning by the Northumberland

nq 'en route home.

gl F. J, Hughes, of Fitchburg, Mass., le who has been visiting in this city,

left on return yesterday morning. Mrs. Hughes and family will remain in this Province for some time. ..:

l The friends of Mrs. Ellie wife of H. A. Ellis formerly druggiet of this City and now of Lashburn, Bask, will. be sorry to learn of her serious illness having contracted typhoid and pneu- monia latter part of March and is still conuned to her bed.

be addressed by Hon. George E. Fos- ler the committee in charge have mode arrangements with a number of

of whom will be detailed to ohowitho ladies to their nests, ond it to hopot! that a goodly number iof ladies will lviall themselves of the invitation.

Better Than Assessment

Insurance

The New Guarenteed Instalment Policy' issued be the Sun Life _ _

all requirements of those desiring cheap insurance besides carrying guarantee cash surrender values,

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