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N ,EMBER 24 1903 . 'mn Lerner News THE G-HARLOTTETQWN GUARDIAN _ rmsr orann IAQ! IN!

,ing may, l thrown up by the recent storms.

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-. . ' ~ -~ _ ' ‘ Miss Mabel Thompson Cit has ar- i Wm. Harris of the P. E. I. Railwa

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Head Offices In New Prowse 8|eck~=-Charlottetown .1-wed name from u slr week: visit to l_G11y. made We "in *O Picww on

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The lated uve first of all. Finder _ of e cape should- look up The wumesh ,.eK-i,,t,,.,d- New-day Miss _ Annie Lord who has been _ .[`\ l

°1°"m°d °°l°m“' ' ‘ was forty-one degrees and the cold- the BUG” 0| W- P- “Hd MW- DWR- ` fi , \

1-1. n. maven. llorell. was in the' leer uurry_¢w0 degree.. ony, aus resumed to ner mme iu. _.1 .-.-

ed last evening.

-(my nswrny, _ Shipping was .Quite dull at the city , -__ ' Cape Traverw. '

"--- 'Me' "mt 7°°t°rd°y° I Tliomm Riggs of the mechanical "1

Fi rl-der of

There were no cases “tried ‘before the

n gold cross and chain

City Police Court yesterday. tm__;ed'h_ q th Nmth y‘t _rv left yesterday morning for Boston, tors had Eaflmfed-

-~-- ‘im ° 0' ‘”°°‘- ~ New York und Montreal. - _ --

Henry Burdeti: of West River,f~en.ves

J. W. Brown, City, was a pe.:-lenr

R L F __ h __ on __ B _ _C_ H_ B_ and M,.s_ Longwm-gh City, again quite a large numsen of opecta- / -_ _-_-1-in-1 .-.»

a u a so a

The S. S. City of Ghent arrived in The steamer Northumberland arrlv- 'm

- Thi’ 5- 3- Tfmke “M19 *N181 Bt ,d 1 51, vening, 1, sir Q11;-f,y.f1v¢ the Rev. Elias Slackford preached with

this mn last evening and sailed B 110°” ‘mm this Port f°" Sydmy “nd enrlg argival beiliig due td the change much acceptance at Margate, Free '

gain through

the night.

Summerside.

_ _ Louieburg. of {i_,net,,\,1e_ town and Kensington on. Sabbath

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Prowse

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CharIottetown's Big Departmental Store lm ~-ruuiuuuism. g _M-s1=-S. S--fhefl--d of the Cm- \_

.__ . _dum Ban-k of Commerce in this City

The smnmer Kgkeel with Inverness has Ueen transferred to Summerside Round, and the schooners Polar Md F- A- COHFOY Ot the Bank of

Nova Scotia, City, to Woodstock, N.

and He-My z,emb|,, mth Om Sydrney B They left yesterday for their new

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Reserve and Acadia ' Round coal ar- P°5“7i°“5~ rived here sterda for C. ns `

Bros Ltd.

At n recent banquet in' Fit. John,

Evans, a jolly. progranu was disposed

of. H. H. Brown who -has many friends in this Cit av s x -

Shar, Energy, Mac, Henry G Ives,

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` " » Chief J-ustice Sullivan, City, went Dlevevd to Bee Mr. SIMKIONL 011% Of C

to Sumsmerside yesterday afternoon their 'Orme' P“9t0¥`B~ £1

‘ to attend the fall tenrn of the Sup- ’*°* _

nm, Court which opens gm-1ay_ George S. McLeod of Hunter River, ,-

in the Patriot of Nov. 21st emphatic- ‘

nlly denies that he received twr; _ ud-

N, B_, given in hooor of R_ J, red dollars from the Government for _

his services in connection with the recent smallpox outhreuk at llustico.

CC_ ye Y L” ‘Qi 'rue remains druid me 1

Afur lined coat is a

garment that one does not purchase every year.

We would suggest the

greatest care before mak- ing your purchase. Upon investigation you will find our fur lined coats are superior in fit, style and finish and are away ahead of those you are 1‘kely to sec elsewhere.

The covers come in

Black, Blue, Brown and Green. Collars of Mink, Alaska Sable, Ohio Sable, Isabella Fox. Linings are Muskrat, Squirrel, Marmot etc why wait to

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mail train at night. It has been in

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The M-inisterial Association mot- in

the Y. Y.. C. A. yesterday mornin;

hand was to procure men.to spealu at

Luyman's Missionary Movement which would probably take the form of a banguet.

Now that winter is approaching and

the Winter Boat will before long commence plying between George- town' and Plctou it is to ‘lie hoped

e past that the ‘train

left Charlottetown at 9 o'clock, dumping the passengers down- at Georgetown after eleven- o'clock with‘

E mer A.

Rollings, whose death occurred in llldelville, Sask., some days ago, ar- rived at Hunter River, last evening.

_ / ~_ _,md about the only business on _The funerall takes place today, Tucs- V I

day, at two o’clo_ck from the resi-

` _ B public mwting .in aid of the dence of his father Artemas Rollings

Rusticoville.

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Several games of basket ball have

(been indulged in lately by the young /ladies of Prince Street School and ,at the Y.M.C.A. on Saturday after- lnoon they defeated St. Paul girls '17 to 12 in a very lively contest. Miss

th ,_ t Wm md ,iDorothy Suthenlsnd succeeded in ma riigdafgagfsnqegegénureygf mths’ making most of the scores for Prince

Street and Miss Doris Fanqdiharson made the most for St. Paul's.

Professon Singleton, Organist of St. James Church, City, will give n

every boarding house clospd and h0_,g1an»d sacred concert and- organ recir.~ '_ _

\ »|-tels a-ll taken up and 'pas5e,,.g,e,.s~u1 in St. James church on Mon lay

would have to wander around half

sleeping accommodation on the stea-

evcmug December seventh, assisted

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» _ ____ more being limited, they would have'gm_m al-1 O ‘er announcements will

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t t ,_ _.appear in a few days, remember the _

-_ _ ‘ j.» v‘_)_vi°;_); °;‘;athf_;“’f,_l_¥e;_n_;"__?'l;O_';'m 'gf date and reserve that evening for this'

' -M ' - nrrarlitdments were malde so that gland even

the train would leave here at 8 o' clock it would ive the tr vellin

A h _d _ __ d t 175 Among tlée outward passengers 1

I fp, il B_ C_ this mg;-I-n1u._ Oulstmfll 'S _Wan 9 5 Th 1 'mg 1 R but Hogg- from this Ci y yesterday were Edgar or a ' ' _ g Fitzroy Bt. See classified column. ysrigatxgriny wrilu b: glans” to lean; McN,,tt 0| Hyudman & C0.s__ to __

_ The man train mwed, in Char .iuuene wus reported u uiue better §!umr_r_1pr;;;<=___ M;i:_H__ éff-HE-__zIé\l:_a\_'_ _tor ‘-

.PtH11 d L.. _' ni, ew a , .'. ce‘o1

Z" to or _.Leaver ay mom ug lottetowll at ten _twenty last night. last eve ng ,

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'rue following umeeru were annum-`

Do your shopping through

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""" - I _stud or me P. nz. 1. R. is confined to A horse attached' ro u load of coal! r"”d°y‘ NW' um’ |908 0”” ‘

see classified column. f l 0316*” S; Eéalgfalémd tgggy 1"” °r his house through illness. fell on Kent Street yesterday nicer-

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An meet reports lm night ure 'rue shores in the vicinity of Hills- ‘ " ’ ' ' '"‘ "` ~ ‘

_ J. nuvieu was reported to be me-`_l borough are strewn with »u,u1d,

our mall order deparlmenf. Parcels over 5_5.” delivered fri.

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noon and before he was on his feet ' _ `

345,90 our price

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A coat of crisp bright astrachan

fur, carefully_ made, accurately cut, very nicely lined, _the fur stayed in

' the exclusive Coristme way, ensur- . ing the purchaser safety against rips I ‘ and tares-thc grade usually sold for _ _

$35.00 net.

A coat of fine black lokharan

= lamb, offinc crisp even curl, almost 1' as bright as persian lamb a beauti- fully made and finished coat, of ex- - celleut cut, fine fit and correct

style. Most stores sell a coat of less

‘ value for $37-9001" Price 01115’

$47.50 net.

Still another of the famous Coristi

E are in a position to make you the most interesting kind of a. proposi

' W tion in case you consider getting a good coat for this winter. WC ITC

handling the famous COKISTINE line of ladies fur coats. These are certainly the inest and most reliable garments that money can

buy. In fit--finish--durability-they are the standard._ We_have marked

_ each garment in our shoiving at a_ special, net price. 'lhere is no discount

to an yeue under any condition -if these garments were marked as most stores mark them-the prices would be from twenty per cent to twenty five per cent higher. That just means that you can save that amount by placing your fur coat order with our ready to wear department.

Another one in good fine astrachan

is thirty inches in length, has _(Qld large collar and- revere good l'nm| of black satin just the same coat as is ordinarily offered you for $47-50 and our price is only $57.50 net.

Another cnc in fine llokharan

lamb has collar and revcrs of alaska sable, twenty eight inches in length, lined with heavy black satin, very choice garment fine fitter, and a de- pendable wearer--many stores scll this similar line at $65.00 our price only $52.50 nef_

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ue_ jacket in ylery fine glo_;ssy cur

bokhran lamb thirty inches long good high collar an ‘ reveers o t e_sam¢.

_ The sam., nbsolhtely accurate cut, and sed_\_ilously caregpelrefainiptli ‘ass 3 525 3‘- ___ preceeding lines abeautiful coat etter t an many u 7 -

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. ~ Man’s Coon Coat $85 value, 65.00

2 11 s. ` ~ . _ f U - . __ ' make

_ _ pubue u ehuuce--to get under rover 21,53; t1'f§,,;';”“‘§" 0'f‘“°(;t_“°"Tf‘tC1`;,';’;','f,t, , , See the magnificent Coon coat uc offer Hmenl s s§__§17le%hands<i'rp1_e_sua__

MVC 0112 made- We E“a1'a“t_°¢ Y°`-l P°1'f°°t Satlsfacmm ‘s"’“° "”‘""'. Budequu. 0. 'in-'r. J. Iumuri, v. 'r.~- _ and finish, finely marked, accurate, careful cut, ne ura e ur----se “sd or refund your money. Priced according to fur from - - " "”` Miss Louise S h - P. 0. _ _ '

aged 37 years lacking two duys. funeral was held from his 'home Sunday afternoon the 8th and largely attended The service

The on was was _

John J. Frlzzle, F S -Lulu Hooper;

-Allison Hooper; Sec.-Mrs. J. J. Friz ' - -

Women's Smartly Tailored Skirts hee- M-~ D--w-- 1-'--1 'b---1 1- f-11--.Z 1”" S““*‘“°‘"H°‘i“'“S°h“'m“°-

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to ta e advautaffc of this sale. Note the followin mer Peerless auviu just ue the umm- ,, z prices _.__ ent left the Weetmount dock for

ry _ 25 Sufi- for $5.80 an skis for is -8- f2‘:L.'ii.‘2‘:.;‘2“i‘.€..l‘.“Z.°..Bl.°."°“..~.3

$550 skirts for $5 ge $4.2 5 skirt for $3.40 upturned bout were rescued, ou.. ss.-5 -1--fe fo- rw is-vs -1--ff f°f $2-9° ;:.';:ri‘..:::

Women’s Underwear and Hoisery of "°“°““°”"""““°L§_°°*'

good quality at special prices 1-.°.u..r............u...... ...ug

Women'| Underwear

White and natural,

ribbed underwear shirts or drawers. Regular 45c value special 25c per garment.

Cl\i||lren'a Underwear

A complete assortment

in all sizes and kinds.

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health for several years. One year; ago last spring he Sold his farm and

The offertory solo alt the evening ser-

cnun.--Mru. A|uerc°sdnurmud;'1'reuu. ‘ WC’fC Ch”-Per 1"-1°St°°°

The death of Joseph Dewar of _c urmsn, 'l‘- , at S.__S5_OO___we>ve able 120 Offer it 2lt....»..... ...... .... ...-~»~...,..

4939 up tg s9°_oQ_ Montague took place on Nov. 6th,

Zle, A. Sec. MTB. G60. Sllf.lJel` i /

. land; Mar.-Harry Fowler; Dep. Mar. _ _ _ . »

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conducted by Rev C Brooks, Veer Mrs E Hoop" Guard Fred H"° ~

your fur coat here! fa-f

._ M d _ _WM his ,Emily went West ,opmg vide in une First Meenudlur ouuruu rn '

. Ll 6 up ill to regain his health, _locating _:L hd_ Sunday 1n.st_ was taken by Mrs. Cro _ A small _boy of ten- or_ twelve years

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the latest f'lSll- monton, Alberta, but the chan*-,, dm well of Halifax. Her solo was the ever of az'-i arrived in_ s 1 _

ion elegantly

- tailored, perfect

fif.ting__in a large

' ~ variety of mat- erials i. e. Vicu- nas, Panamas,

V enetians Broad-

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cloths and neat _wife and four small children. I-Us

tweed effects.

The above are

3 Set Of Samples 'A Two young men, Walter and Wil-

secured from one _ cf the best skirt man ufactur e r s.

'esecurcd same

mlid-stream the stbengtlr of the wifid'

at 2. big PTICC I'€' compelled the unsetting of the mast,

duction, women would do well

Chi|dren'a Hose

Black ribbed cashmere

Hose double knee and 'toe Regular 3 5c for 2oc pr.

Wemen'| lloae

Black ribbed Cashmere

Hose all sizes winter weight special per pair 25C

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him no good. He therefore returned to Montaglle the following fall 1-nd has been gradually failing up to six weeks ago when he was taken to his, bed. For three weeks before- his' death he was a great sufferer. A pee-! uliar co~lncident was that his funeral took place on his birthday and the tenth anniversary of his marriage to Margaret McPherson. He leaves a

wife, family and mother have the most tender sympathy of the entire' community.-Com.

fred Pinaud, fotmerly of Charlotte- town, left' the Sydney, C. C. Yu-:Tut Club pier one morning; last weak in a small sailing dinghy for the West- mount boat factory. When about

and as one of the lads stepped for- ward to attend to this, n sudden squall overturned the boat, throwing both the occupants into the lyriny. A very heavy sea was running at the time and had it not been for fortu- nate circumstance of the ferry stea-

the city side and steaming nearby,

amer,and

then being hauled on board -by 3, mooring line, and the other being.- pieked up by Fhrryman Clen-ient'»

Acknowledgement, Beer Re Weeke,_

Charlottetown--Gentlemen ' Yesterday

7th prize in the potato contest re- CGUUY conducted by you. I think it good value for the money. Thanking yOu. I remain, yours truly, Robt. Wares, Wheatley River.

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welcome “O Rest in the Lord" from ' Elijah. It was most effectively ren-' dered, carrying comfort and inspiru- . tion. Mrs. Crowell has generously' used her sweet voice in hospital and' choir work during ber, stay. She will be cordially welcomed in musical and _ 'social circles in 'notlr of which ls n general favorite.

A very enjoyable whist parey and*

dance was given in t-he A. 0. H. F-Yr-‘I last night under the auspices of the C. M. B. A. About o-ne hundred coup- les were present and enjoyed' them- selves im'mens'ly. The first factor of the evening was 'the whist. The ilrstl ladies’ prize went to Miss Gillis and" the first ge/ntleme'n's prize to E. Gal-l lant. After the w-hlst n most sump- tuous repsst was partaken oil and then B most pleasant-dance brought the seemingly short night to 3 close. It was one of the mose successful ev- ents of its kind for some time.

.Ji One of the most enjoyalile nights

yet; given was the Scotch night at New Wonderland last evening at which great crowds were present. The dancing by Mr. Campbell was splen- old and Miss Von Branders in the Schottish was exceedingly graceful and captivativy while her singing.won for her many new friends who will look forward with pleasure to hearing her many times again. The moving pict- ures were superb, the Scotch scenery especially beautiful and in all the en- tertainment wss first. class reflecting much credit on the management. Last ni»eht’s nrosmn will 'ue repeated to _flight by special reqpeet.

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6'/5e Deliciousness

Of our cake cannot be surpas- sed. You want something nice for that little party Then order some of our

Sultana or Nut or

Fruit Cake -

just what you went.

Telephone an

D. STEWART Ecuvse BAKERY

Bakes Best Bread

For Photos

We have a nice new

line of Calendar Mounts, very nice for mounting snap shots- suitable for pictures. 2 1-4x 3 1-4, 2 1-2 x 41-4. 3 1-2 x 3 1-2, 3 1-4 x 4-1-4. 3 1-4 x

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We can supply them ith picturesi desired.

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oii the mail train from BDMOD- A passenger handed him over to fimcg. Matheson and after some 0U‘l“ 'Z was .understood to say Father! utr- ran. Officer 'Matheson at once te el’ - oned to Father Curran at St. Dtlglé gtnns College, who Budd he 811100

,he ‘-boy, and would come ln for hir: omeer Matheson wok 91° “OV ‘° ° ° Cunftwell House for the Blight-

'rlu-. rduuwlug registered 8* th” Queen Hotel, City. lBSt nir,'ht.dH.M_I2.' McEwen, Morell; Leonard W00 . _ Herbert; W, J. Emery. Ben” RlV°"». J. M. Clarke, Bummersidel H- 5- M°' Dmud, ony; George Wizchtmeu. Montague; Miss T. Mclnnis. MOUUWIII

Rev. Edwin Smith, wife and_ child Cardigan, J. J. Coade._ Hall H11 D- M_ Bacon, Toronto, Simon Pineau, North Rustiuo; H- Stordv. Tnrovtfli F. L. Walsh, Summerslde; Mrs- L- Sndbnry, Boston, Mrs. L. J. Su'mit7i:. Boat.-on and A. W. Ferguson, Sum- mereide.

E. T. Carnonnell gave his illustrat-

ed lecture ou Birds to a la-T89 Budltm' ce in the Baptist Bchoolroom last evening. The Fish and Game Associa- tion of this Province have reason' to be proud of the efficient services Mr Carbonnell is rendering in the educa- tion of old and young to the DNN?- vationof the birds. The utility of many of the common birds to the agriculturist was demonstrated and a strong plea made against. the greed of gain and cruelties of fashion

inaticn of some of the most beauti- ful birds.

_We are Ready

for any emergency in case of sickness even to securing the services of a.nurse- Bed and Douche Pane (enamelled and earthen- ware)

Rubber Cushions llot Wafer Bottles (some uaranteed for 2 years) Combination Hot Water Bottles and Fountain

riyringes ountaln and Bulb

- Syringes, Feedind Cups

etc.

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When in ne~>d of anything in the Musical lite

The New Music Store.

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ALL GOODS ARE NEW and prices LOWKT. Re.. gg

pairing of all kinds promptly attended toil '

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CAN LIFE has many advantages over a straight life. , I. _ guaranteed rates, endowment privileges liberal contra-;'._ _

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Call er write us for rates giving age at your next lui f if

ROSS & MATTHEWS

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DesBr1say Block Chariottetuwn

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is firgriid fllsylrlctcovsilllbe tdzrbur interest to leave your erdr. as you can get better quality before the fall rush is en at ilu,

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mine, Inverness Round, ,Albion Nut and Interoolonill Nut and

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