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...E min.. News TIIE CIIARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ms'-i or lu. APRIL 4 |910

main -I-Aces - _ _ » _ V _ _ ___;& rl _

' "1 J_-'-.~-_--'-- - '-rr- -"-‘““"~""“~ ”"""""”_"" _' ' ‘ -' *_°_A_‘_-_f-_' f- I - ~ -- - '-_W ~' - I .J-#1 '~ - - - - ~- ‘ “W In - ' " -T

-Tomorrow will hkely sm the last Mow \0RK CHURCH ‘

tIIIE PRINCE CUUNIY GUARDIAN <;;,,-;,;;;-,f-,-;-i-,qggy §,;-,-5;-_-_

- ' ~ ----- ' ~ ~-- _ ~ -being torn down t ak room r ' Ollces in Summerside, Miss Amy G. Burrows. Agent, Summerdzstreet, _lthe ,,,,W_ prince (2-,,‘:,uq€ Hoepibgf

Mid J. F. LBUCYW. WHY" 3U`°°t- New' C°"`¢9P°“ n - _The building was built in the early

and in Alberton, Herbert Cl rk Agent

3 1 - _part of 1874 hy William Glover, who

-The latent news, ilret of ell.

-Star Flour-at Brace, McKay &‘

Co, Ltd, Summerslde_ 4-4dmfr&rthiw_

-Trade in the stores at O'Lcary

seems quite dull on account of the had roads. -

-B. Harold Turner, ()'l.eary, has

returned home from attending Com- mercial college in L‘harlott.¢=to\vn_ |

I I -The Morning Daily Guardian can | Hotel. But Mr Glover did not con- ,be obtained at Lalerty’l '1‘onsorfnl,ti-une it long. During the next decade f°I` years has posed as a worker a-

Parlora, Summerside. 12-lédrtf. |_the house was run und_¢;_i; sgveral du. long charitable lines that he might

-- arent managements, ii rat bein impose on the wealth , was adn,

I -A. Bowness is sole agent in Ken-lJohn Mc.l-(ay. then Lawrence Crokegiia y J (mm isington for the famous l’_.>ckwood,w-ho w-as in turn followed by haw- Sing for five years by Judge Malone, Chocolates. A fresh supply' just re-in-ho was in turn followed by in General Sessions Court yesterday.

;ceived. -i--l\.lr3i. _tS__inclair :\`ell___s_ __ wlhxo :anion ;_I‘hl;e judge said__tl_i)e case was ond of

-l e name o e s ouse, e, most remar'u e ever brou ht tu

-Carload of Gasoline just received. - like his prnlecessors, did not contin- his attention, adding that pigomin-

Send your order at once and get hill ue it long. The next occupant was J, ent men in this city and Boston, tight casks from R. T, Holman Ltd, McAlmon who only continued ii' for connected with the Emmanuel move- Summt-rside_ il-30dr6ijabout 9, year. In 1887 or 1888, J. B. ment, still were unshaken in their

-H. L_ Ramsay and wife arrived

on Bimday from Saratoga, N. Y., on a visit to thc-ir home in Slmunerside.;

`,____.. F

-The first wild geese f the season

if

1”-f?»`=_

=cs.: -

<2-'»v»rw=<,

were oflercd in the in 'et at Simi- maruide Saturday. The price asked was $1.25 each, _

-An 0'l.eary corrcspuiidaiit writes:

All are glad to sie Ur Palmer back to work again. Ht- has had a bud nt- tack of la grippe.--Three of the U'- I-3-ary citizens intend leaving for the 'West shortly; 'l`lioma_-‘ H. Turner, Htrry L. Turner and \\‘_ F. .\Icl~`ar- lane, the ' latter f.-ang \-.ith l»1_ \\`_ Turner for a couple of years.

-At a special meeting of the Oouncil of the Sumiiiersidc Board of: Trade held on Saturday afternoon a IGolution \'.'a_is unanimously ndopte.l by approving ._-f the draft of the Summer Time Table uf the P. I-I. I. R. with the cxcepfii'-it of the tin;-, of departure from Tigiiish, rtconiiizcnd- ing 5,45 a. ni. iiisttn-.d ii' T.. and als.-- gn additional trn_n ‘_-iiuotii .\`t'ni- mni-side and Clizirlottt-toii-ii.

:I-WA_\'Ti~ID AT (_»_\'(`I~I--expericnc-

ed clerk with thorough knowledge. of drygoods business. _-\\l.'irt-ss applicat- ion, stating experit-rice and re.-ferenc< to Drygiiods .\lanngc-1', f‘. U. Box 270, Surnmr',~si<le, i-11-li _

"Come and see our new Easter

styles frtrn choice assortuients that are distinctly ex_clusi\'e_ Paton’s.

` 3-23dtfr2i.

*The Comfort of the 'l‘elephoue--

- The Telcrilione System has become the ner- vous system of the business :incl social world. The comfort it affords the women in the honic~ of- Princ: E”lw;l'd lsland Cannot he measured. Di you measure it in comidering the va`ue of your telephone. ' . . The mother of childien can find out where they are at :my particuinr hour of the day-and how they n't-_-even thou gh fli:ii'"\'isits carry thcnl - io thc country village or the citv.

The liusblmd on ri irip 'alla from his hotel to his wife ar home--the l>ii-'iness min from the' _ office or shop. There is ri worid of c imfort in the

knowledge thaityou can tall.: irigether ai .1 mom- _

ent’s no'ic;-,wherever you may hc.

The vt-'y existence of the telephone service

has i's Value to you, even at moments when you

are not u_~i.-ig it.

\'__u can cii_ifi_v the ciiu"ort of the telephone i"

. l.

.1

".\`v'- more complete stock of 1-iilet Stood mem ay' gngiagiib

articles can hc found than we are at when the WO: Oihen it ing bul1¢,_ ‘pri_seiit shinving, lit-cent buying gives “las ‘§"arted' .85 vi] numemus 0cc“_ ]i:s a stock complete in everv detail. <N°‘“'"'hSl`3'?d.‘ng gt i lace did not PI\'z-rv article dainty and clean-fresh pants the Une oh Uegp Alter My .fVi'.-ni`tl.e_ \-.li_-'iicsalcr_ (‘all and look ‘ar;di_‘:0l,.l1;lm;l'ir,cbiiil}<§iig passtd into in our big silent salesman. The M-a<~._ o . _ we late Chanes I.M_

lliiirnon Drug Vo, l)rugg'ists_ drbf. _Egfr hzriis ig turn sold it in 1890 on

| "Spring is here and now you will Thos E' Rf‘.mSBy_hwh0b want to put away your furs. Pack "W W the uVr.“e'. “ Mid land were con- fthem with moth balls or Camplior oner' the bmmmgt instep; of the new 'a-iid they will opt-n up all right in- ‘eyed $0 the I-“'ta.lAn.s a sit:-for tin- fan. we s-eu i.oti.»-ins.. nu.tii.1’fl""*’ ""““‘y H°""‘ `

lproof bags.. Thu _\Iat'l(inn<‘.n Drugl *‘ new H"’”lm'a1'

Co, Cor Gr Gui S.: Kt Sti-s. tlrtf.

-*- l messes of gona-ai nobility and 1"*

1 of

gave it the name of International

_ '-*~ Russ leased the buildingand changed coufi-;lence‘in Smith.

--Q-so what a“lovk" your room will _ t9 Russ Hotel. Mr Russ continued to ha-"9 with 0119 01” iW0 Of 0Ur~conduct the house for a number of head of the Boston branch of Uhe E00d_DiCfur€S. Wllivh are ==11Fl3¥`lSl“S‘ly years. up to about 189¥ or 95 when Brotherhood investigating the cases low ln price. Brace, McKay sz Co.. he removed to the Gillis property of those who had asked for chariti- 1-fd. Slirllmerside. -l~~¥'»lmtllI`W2\~'. where "Fernwood" now stands. A- able aid, and that he had become so

l-' 'no-.it a year later, Fred l.aBlanc of impressed with .his work that he

_’-_All "€“'S in 5\1mlI\\‘fSi¢l0 ‘md \`i- Moncton. took charge and UBC T-112 spent all his money in charity, and

.°"U\‘.»' Slmllld be Hl\`¢'l\ ‘-0 J- F- La-5"narne chnngril to Victoria Hotel, af- so was forced to live inche poorest erty, Guardian correspondent, Water ter the dlsasterous fire of three manner,

,Stn-et, who will also answer all the ywrsiigo J, S, Allen m0\'cd in Bind `¢l\‘lUi¥`1£'S Of Bild Bl-7~f‘11'~l £0 the WP-HKS continued the hotel until October firm of George L. Sciiurman & L‘-o., ,-“I r*“e“'8l “ml ¢01\U`8~¢`f 8\l\"~‘YUS@I`S. last, since which time it has remain- Mis-" A1115' U- BUUUWS. Al§1‘f1l.-¥_"l\m-‘cd closed. The building was a three ‘mer Street, accepts only cash with ,,-wry building containing about tw- _<»rdc»r, in return fora liberal discount, ¢.n¢y-.two bedrooms, besides the din- for transient advertising in The ing and smoking rooms, office., par- ‘_\lorning Daily and The Rural Daily, lor, “pd 3 maple of smaller r00mS, las well as cash with order for new beg-idf,i a kitchi-.i on the first floor. _and renewal subscriptions. All amo- The building was what is l;-;;i»-.°..i as unts for advertising :ind _-iuhscript-'8 baloon frame the cziist;-uction at ions in _-xlberton and vicinity should Vwhp-h time was consider-`.l a marvel _he paid to H. Clark, Agent. ~iA4drtf _in rapidity of construction, and many

'Tié were the predictions at the time Ol

‘ "25, funny isn't if, guessx 4-4drli. building that a gO0d- ‘\'U“l Stfffm

would blow it over. l`»\\f it has wth'

--The D. & li. EMULSION token

_ ._ hc lu-_-st

appetite. is sine to ziV*‘-_ i results. It restores ht-ulth .ind gives mm,-\vt-d vitality. _

l-`AIli\iERS COMING T0 1-iE'1"l`LF:

oN C. P. R. mnIGA'ri~:n i..x_\pS

- wr Jriris April '2--l~ D*=““‘”-` .` ~ .' ' -the second viC2'l"\`*5l'

tliliixzudlutlifi) C. 1'. ll., reached lure __,.Sf_er,\8y in a private car attached ru the _\lc.ntreal eXlH”E5S- “"5 “‘l’_ ,U the city ip U( B two-fold p_urpcse__ as he is here to meet his _wife ani _ daughter, who uri- returning f\”"_Y1\l Em-,,p@ on the lvinpi-ess, and will also take charge of H I-arty of Wm' ers who are coming out to settle up-

STUEKS' HULL _

on thc Alb:-rta land which tho i_`.l’. ll. is reclaiming by means ol ll'I`\f£B'! tion_ _ _ _ I

Speaking of the ruil\\‘_ay s il‘riga~_

tion work, Hr. Dennis said last even-_ ing that .'i,000,(\0IJ acres of land had. oven made fertilc hy the ditches. und, could now be depended npnu to yu-ld n fini- crop of anything which coulvll be raised elsewh!-re in the west. l

The pnrty wus the- first coutln_i;.-ntl

.if settlers for these tracts, which flu- ` (‘, 1'. lt. is raising in England, I~l;_»l-- land and other ftluropnan countries. j

MARITIME sr-:cnmrins_

Am-il 1_ 1910_ ,volvcd received grave cnnsldc-rutioii,

_in viqw of the high ratio of operat-

WOR-KER CASHES

WORTHLESS CHECKS

NEW YORK. March ai-smiiey Smith. who was an usher in St. George's Church when the Rev. Dr, Roainslord -was the rector, and who

halptual criminal and sent-to Sing

One of these, Rolinrt M. G-ardncr,

But when Smith had the publishing

ALLEN’S _

LUNG BALSAM

For deep-seated

COUGHS.

COLD5» GROUP.

letlle for a Simlle Coll. leftle fer n lluvy C014- 0 letlle for a Deen-mica Conn.

Sold by all Drurmista

. DAVIS it L:\\VRE.NCE CO.. Montreal. .

PPP *H

»lNll Hllllllllf

NEW YORK. March 31-'llhc stock

market today further discl»osr.'l its narrow limitations. The professional operatofs who made up the market were timid about verturing far and a movcinmt in either direction of any extent seemed to carry with it', the necessity for a counter swing, like u pendulum. The traders operated on nnr, side of the market fur a time and then shifted to the other nidc, while real buyers and se-llt-rs appar- ently refrained from taking any act- ion all all. The course of even-ts may be nssumed to bc- ine'iufTlciPnf.ly defin- ed to induce speculative opr,~miouc_ when the niarket is so rigl-il as that uf Lullhy,

Grout uiicerta_ilify artists as tu the

significance of the decision of the su- pri-inff ct-iurt mit tm uccouiptuiy th-3 body of thc late Justice lireuur to its rc_st.ing place in Kansa:-:_ It is snppi-st-d in 1.>.ic financial d‘i.~=trict that the Anit-ritmi Tobacco cast- iiiiiv be decided nn Nlunday. 'Fhc .-if-luioii is that the decision will bc ini|_uic.l- lately' ftillowt-d my a pronount-cd movement'of` the mnrkct in one dir- ection or the otln-r.

Anothcr niabfcr rt-r-l-i'.'ii\_i: uiuuh ut

tentiiin was the iiunioer of ruilrutulh- fulluwing thc example of l-'anne-iyl vanla by advancing wagvt-ri of cinploy- cs. That action was of mir-od t\.”Tccf_ on speculative". sciitinit-iit_ _'l‘lu- lnrgc ini-roasts in expense of operation in-

-p,

EL

at a cciiiprl :i-tively moderate price. Ask contract

_ depariineuf.

The Telephone Co. of P. E. Island

\| I BMS*

_ ASK.

--~ -~~' r' 7”' ""'-7 -l-- ' ~ _ ---f--- ~ ' . British

282

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O

lii'*|Ԥ

l

Halifax Fire .... .. _.105 N. S. Telephone 114

_-f _ _ _ _; _ W- N. B. Telephone _....105

I April Re-lnveslmenls

.ff-J. (Trim. 36 1'l`rinidad Elec 81

V -United Ry. ,of Havana Def.

On _»\|‘\ril Isl and on ollicr ilrilcs during .-\|n'il llicrc will he piiiil llit- i nd' ` I ` ' ' . I ' ' ' I ' ' ' . ' ' . ' ` ' ’H

<|unrlorl_\' tliviili-inf li_\' :i large iuuiilirr ofonr local iinluslrinl and financial BONDS institutions. The li.1lf`ycarl_\'inlcrcsl isalso |m_\‘ahlc on a nunibcr of`is~iu- '

rs of iiuiniripal tlvliciiiiircs. |AcadiB_ Sugar 105

‘ ’1`lii.~. will Corral- :in nclivc ilf-iiinlid fur rc-ouril`- bv il _ - 'l -'ll --- i """" " '

in\'e_nt n pnrt nf_thl-i_r interest income so ri-ct-ivi-di* H ` mg( vi m “I H B|`5“dr“m'H°“d°rs°n """" 100

lrwn _unlgl|cu_l\nn._we nrt-_ pr¢=piir<~fI tf»_aur.pl_v _to such invest- l(‘.ape Breton Elec. 96;

_ .-14.1-ite-t lislof scusoncil .ss-_c|irit|uzi.\\l1u.-li we own and fD_ [_ & Steel C0n_ 5’S Bill

ii ' F & |N. S. Steel lst Mor. 5s 100

Membera Montreal Steel: Excl-mga i' Do Debenture Stock 101

V Hi\l.lFAX. M0.\'T[tl-I.-il..SYDNE1'.'(`.Il.n|ulST.J(lIlN'S igtangeldg 102i

,Porto Rico 85 'Trinidad Elec. 95 ‘Trin Con-Telus 100 ,Robb lst Mort 98

I J

|I-Ialifax Tram. 102;

NOVA SCOTIA

l _-crock ouorimious.

su-:ri & coli coui-ANY _ ,ji_j..fffj_'V‘f_i _ffffiff ?if_f?".°_f_ff§V‘_;?'..

FIRST MORTGAGE 5 PER CENT 50-YEAR GOLD BONDS

The op -mlluiv 0! the .\'nvl\ Scotia Sire] nml (`onl f'~nirn iv un- varied, and |\

deprevi-Inu in Ii|i,\' lv n lin" of its iv-1 _vlffna IS .\'(l'f` A Fl-'lfl'll'S .\lA'l"l`Hll_

Owing /ifhn lllC.-\\'\' lll~IMA.\_ll~l-‘Off STE!-1_1. l’lffllll'f`T>i, vinci- the-an

urn ofmn ~~ - ""_"‘| fY(r.\‘|P.'\.\\' IS (il£’l"l'l.\U ITS I-`l`l.l. s'lfAR.'<1 OF lN(7Rl-JAH!-Ill ffl .~ll_\I'IS-"’. _

WE can HE' U.\li\ll€.\'l) THl'I.~ll<7 B0.\IlSa~n S_-ll-`l-T ‘Nh Plwl-`l’l`A|ll.l'I

l.\’VESTl\fE_\"|`. i

Price por nun intcrcit. Ylold 5 per cent.

Baltimore t‘_. P. R. ._ Reading Southern Pacific St. Paul

Union Pacific

‘ Quotnuoifs furnished by F. B. Mc. ir-if -Xi-5-f--res elref--ly Sl-<i\\'n by mon-

Curdy & L-o__ stock and Bona Br,_,k_ythly railroad reports and t-ho. conse- ers_ Members Montreal Stock Ex_;qne-nt _ mronds cn thc net returns, change 185 Hollis S¢_,.m,t_ HBmB_x_|'I‘hc intention _ of the railroads to N_ S_ ' gmake the situation a ground of con-

U. S. Steel

Misnrniri Pacific _

Itention for higher charges fm' service lcame into view through th-c announ- lc-“rnent of increased passcmgcr rates

Bid, hy thc New York, New Havcn at 150 Hartford rnilrond and thrnulcli the 208`circulatiou of printed arguments in 279-behalf of higher freight rates. 2531 l."n£-asincss over thc crop cmulit

1.i0 -market settlement was followed by

of No. 156 Fiftlh avenue, cash a worthless check for $65 it was not his first offence. He had been in DNS- on twice before for similar oper- ations-once in this state and again in Connecticut. it is said many per- sons whom he met in his charitable:

;_v_ork were similarly victimized by im.

_ l

Mllllllilll UPENINBS f

Ill SUMMEHSIDE

clair & Stewart, Ltd, R. T. Holman. Ltd and Mc-

Gougan & Wright.

Ideal weather favored thc millin- ery openings in S-ummerside on Sut- urllay and during the afternoon and evening large crowds were attrnt-had by the displays at the several storm.

The display of Sinclair & Stewart,

Ltd. was a magnificent success and many were tho expressions of admir- ation heard from lovers of the artis-

charmingly decorated with the most

ery side were to be seen a profusion

new fashioned Uhuught, crr-ry new idea, everytliing most desired in the shape of prtfty liendwcar for spring,

unsurpassed asseni..lage of new niill~ inery styles, for the coming st-a.~ioii. Those who canic to view were not only impressed with the beauty oi' the display but tllie low prices uslrod was a matter of favnrnblc comment with all iiitl-ro_stcd_ in cmrmictioii with the millinery opening this firm also held ii comprehensive style ox hihit of their new spring stock of .dress goods, silks, waistings, wash- goorls, ladies’ ready to wear and other furnisliings. Space will not permit a detailed account of this, suffice is to say that it was a most important showing and in point of quality, variety, good style and pre- dominant values, will not be surpass- ed by anything of tihe kind attempt- ed in this Province.

The opening display of li. T. Hol- man, l,td., was even above hhc stun- dard of this iirm's forms-r sliuws. This firm’s two hand niillim-i'.~s have

milllncry openi-nga in lni‘g‘cr cunfi-os and xvrie nlilv to :ihmv their niuiiui'

ous patrons the info.-it creutinii.~i of

displayed were very -much e|:linir<.l as well ns the productions of thu llrm's own miliiners copied lruui

ru-hnc:-=s of the lint trnnmings cult-

incnt, on lirsf flo'ir,, nttruclctl runny

niention inight bc uiudc uf thc s -uw-

girls‘ muslin dresses, at prices so

The display of dress fabrics and

years mul reflects, great crc-lit Oil

- . _ _ » _ ' uma iufncuuv _iii gettin: su e

- J gall at VAcadia Fire 125 120 _of tht- .ntidtnt was 1n_ferrc.l from the _ _ V- f th. _

- ' " Agadig gugar pfd 103 101 -news of its influence in so rt-mote a the mllllnerl depégtment (Q neasnggh

"~jf»' L _ 'G|_0§$ ` 59l ~ m` ,_h` P -_ B _ tr-rprising firm. ere is _r+_£_|M\§,,.__) -J . q Do. Ord. 62 _he as e nris ourse. _ _t le about everything Shoin s.-» ._ii_::.‘i-in Cameron & C0 S .‘;:‘.:’:..”.::.f';.';_’”..'::...:°:;..~ 23 ._i.‘:.‘::i':;t.';’_“ .f.:‘;..;‘.if“::.“f§..;‘;: F-‘.‘-2. - 7°* “‘”-?r"‘°" Fast Can Sav & Loan X D 141 137% ‘payments tomorrow for the stock that they “rc gctilng the latest the

- MPNT for Valmsfiiic \\lnting Nlarblene, Pau fs Eastern Trust _ . 155 "

market affords. The range of pretty l t ` lmost endless with thc

95 'some reaction in cable transfers m 5 is 8 ` `.' »

_ _ ‘ ' _ ~ n ll the

112i The resistance encountered during 'rough Swim cmd Showing) a

102 fthe declines in pricrs lcft an impress- 100 lion at the end of the rlriy, of a sup- 33 .port in the market settlement vrn-1 77 port in -thc market such as it has

\ /

‘lacked for Several days past' this firm The display of honnets //

20 l Bonds “wr” nnsy' Tmnl sales’ PM hoods and hats in silks, muslins and "“"""'° ' _~_'--.-'~‘/'

_ ' ~ |‘ .y‘ _ \ ,

_viiluc, $2,1€',|,000. ` ll, S. bonds were unchanged on

l ___ 91 _.- -- - 94-.‘

emi -_--T-l-"r T"

1;- Bond Shoes _'ll

99; 84 93;

gli if you will wcar Gold J »

Bond shoes once you will appreciate the comfort and style fu every pair.

2.

_=..

They are made for

comfort as well as style, and have a strong repre- sentation for thc.-xc cardi- nal features.

_ 70; 1102 181; 16-if

124; _ _ 140; All sizes in paien*

leather, tau, lox calf,

(__) dongola and velourrnlf

____ $4.00. 4.50, 5.00.

821 1831

, _ - 1- ‘5=...!.*.l!.*£!.‘..!!“_ll9§.!!._§ C0- -_ Mo--is i sm

Direet Private Wine.

Phone |540, i,.|i, ,nulilfs Corner, H059 and Half Hose- Ask

IIjIl1_r&:ll_i;\_|;§;(_MIg., iiilvriuce \\',|_|`;_i;__n__sé;_,;§.,_ y0u1’ dtalel' f0l' I.lll8 brand,

-_ I ~i~i-i-i»i-»i-i-1-i-i-i-1-4-1-i-i-i~i-_-1-.-i~_~i-i~.

Ta’ ='

127 Queen St. I

new coloring to match the new dren.; materials. 1<‘li-weis, ribbons and trimmings of all kinds were shown in profusion. Millim-ry for the little folks is certainly not neglected hy

straws, attracted considerable at tention Besides the showing of mil

came in for most favorable comment were the dress goods, wash goods, silks and curtain materials. In the dress goods department was sh-.'~\vn n beautiful range of liroadcloth in sev- enteeirdiffcrent colors. Intending buyers will find it to their advan- tage to visit the displays before making their purchases elsewhere.

Auction ale

l am inslriwlt-d In si-ll by public' auction

onthe premises of \\'illiam 'l`aulun at Sherbrook, Lot 17, in Prince Count _ ou

Tuesday, April Sth, ISIIO

at one o‘cluck p. m. his farm umsisfiiig ui' seventy nrrcs of freehold hind all in ex- cellent slate of riiliiwilion, situated with- in two miles of Siiiiiiiivrsiilc. Large cum fortsililc lioiisc, |1r:ir'fi\‘:il\y nc-\\‘, large lvarn :ind oulluiililings in good repair. Orrlmrtl in full ln-_-iring.

'l`erm:~: greater mnounts of pur-

chase money may remain on pro petty at reasonable rate of interest.

Further particulars at sale.

~ t'|'wti'

C BMORRIS, ‘ Auctioneer.

Summers dc, March 23, |9io

Fine Showings Made by Sin-

Paree A

By Miss Angie Dorioii the

Paton 8 Co Whoillas ' Lovely Styles Fro

The Fasluous 0|.

Gay

re Ably Described

Talented Lady Buyer For

Just Returned With `

rn Paris, London _

And Other Cities. A

\

"straw-built hats and lzuiiiu-ts gr!-L-ul Dt-signei's in the millinery world nml'

N-C¢5_ ga,,,es_ tippem ruff,-_ |\\-ns shown some of thc early crea- .

Bang and hoods and _featlurl-il iiiilffsfl lzltomachers and Paris nets, lil

ions that manufacturers of Beaver

nd- other fine felt makes are only af- irdcd for copying purposes for next,

:vas to be found portrayed in this

.

recently returned from \'islt-ini# fbi' ‘

th‘c ne`W`, style (,l_L,mim`___ in “,;,,n,_.,-S;(`hanticlere_ Miss Augie lbiir_o'ii wliu

` _ _ - ~ ` _~ - < .- ~ ' l\T‘i'(-

___V _ __ m _,nut pm.mcu\a_,. i lin.-. lust rttuiu il fi uni lain. w , _

remh U “uw g m h ‘she has si-lecfcsl thi: Eiistci' millinery fci‘.fli<-rs thc Ulinnticlcrc hat is atroc-

Fringes, blouses and iiiit<nN\1l‘f~"--

Fine vermilion for the Cli<‘¢‘l'i.

i Velvet patches 2 la t»U`l‘<"ll\l‘.

i (‘0m@ but don't forget the gloves

Whfc with all the _<nii.ln- loves

i ll _ll _ _ Venus caught young (`uvid pi\'l\}f\i.'

l From the tender breast of cliivkiilg- | Une fine morning in1748, Her than-_ itlie Duchess of Bedford \\‘1i-J rilllllél ‘down the Mall- wearing abluc rnlui-g habit with white silk facinu. H cruv-

Earrings. necklaces, aigrctf. .fi

.at, and .1 tlirce-cornered lint. ‘

full" 1-had the advantage of ueing shown thrnugli ,_tlic~_-'e by experienced sellers and selectors wlic ezplained the~cut, quality and harmony of the dresses aiidlints cxhiliite~;l_.'»’ In dress goods stripes have given away to diagonals nliliougli the latter are still retained in hairline effects on both light and dark g-r<iunr.ls. Diagonal- weaves and surges are vt-ry strong in creams and wliitcs, oht-vrons; the latter especially

‘ The King who chancsil to src luiixinre very much in evidence. Black and

iso admired theneat cu.-ituiiietliiifi lu-

rnanner of display, the room bcing.ta e cr a

uliitc checks are stil. very strong in

tic and beautiful. 'Phe youu!! ladicslnt once coiinnanded the ui\ic_-rs iif tht-_ fnviiur also rhcrk-S in gfél' ffflencfi-Ill in charge excelled themselves in thel!\'nvy to abandon tlicii' scnrlct :infl.I

lic ligiitcr weights Crepolinnea ara

i (lr ce's o\\'n as ll iiiiiflr-llmiillillg \'0i`y stI‘0l1g ill WOOI &l\dBllk

k H if _

*for their new uniforms, Who sllnll

[mens wear?

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t.-he millinei-‘s nrt. The Paris niode-ls` ___,_‘ ____~_______‘__V_ _`

ticlcs' in flu- "St lnui-'s i`li|niiii-li"

ninly ,-uirpnssetl any prcvioiiis >iho\\'-}'3°"f°;‘“d"‘l with itil f"'cC"”5‘_"` ""m"_m 5 inn The new ribbOnS_ the n0“_C,._(_._ _lug rom (arniclitl lrloiu-c today.. ,,,.,,3,,,e,,,S_ bmmS_ \,mmea,_,x_ amlllllustratcil treatises on_all sni-t<_ir|nl u other n_i1Hnerv'a,,,_,,V!,F_,,,.i,,,,_ ,.,,,,._\.i,,_,siibJects, from liaii‘<lrc.~=_siiV\g to tnil<ir.~: s 0-.l to make a'di:~ll>lny that is iiot'l’“tt'~`r"5> are tl) D" “""" “""""“"‘l often surpasscd in much larger vit l"~“‘d l“’°l""`l"’l’~"< i

' . . _ -liaps thc n-li-f influ_-u;inl cos i

.__ ' . 1 ._- _ , dnt -\\--.nr dvi it- Pe! _ _ _ _ iw H" lm 1" we 3 U i in _ t\uni.- of this ri-igu, solar as uu.ii¢-rii lluirou, 1-oiitiiuinl crowinlrt over the

nnd wiling to fell custonrcrs ui this

be chiefly worn in thc most fashion-

spent sometime in l’ar\.~' and 11 fcw

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by the Guardian reporter stutis tint' in PENS. I-0l“'l0\l. and <-isc\\~ucri- on the (`ontlncnt the lciiding and i|uli_,_,l _thc all absnrbinf- costunic nnal but is the (‘lianti<l.cre, Who ling ,my heard of the ('lianticlcrc'? 'I`l;c gri-nf play the charactt-rs of vi-hi.~li`nrv _,ll costumed like the domestic fowlsiuf the farm yard. "Unthe liuulerurili-i of Perf.-i"uays lilies llcifoii, "may ;,,.| se.-n the extrcinc und tb,- fu-t;_.;ip touch of fniliionf' The gowns of tim aristocratic ladies nrc trentions symphonies in dress goods, whf ie their hats are vision-i of luvcliness, the trimmings of which are principal- ly Clianticlere and the details can only be learned hy a pt-rsonal liiter- view with Miss Durion

'I wish I .ciiild tell thc lndics of

Charlottetown t-he opportunities I had of studying the latest fashions in Paris and how they have bi-en sclcct- cd for nur people. .I visited fhc lend- ing liazaars and spent cunsidi-rnhlc time l|\ that wond.-r|'ul place- "l.e Bonne Marche" which display u the styles for all European czntrt-ii; nisr "The Louvre" anothrr estaiilisiiinene along the same fashionable lines"

"I was also fortunate invlsitlng the work rooms ofsoinc ofrho fort-must

2.2o,dr2(i,°.8,3o,i,2,4 ‘

and wool materials. These are fav-

bewitching spring style and on ev- lsiiy that women have iioiiifliii-ii.-v .nil ourcd by the ultra fashionable trade.

For dressy street costume Broad

of fascinating creations in n0“.,,l.S_| Durmgthe 10,,-g reign ..f George fliclclutlis are linlding their own. Tha

plumes, laces, jcts, tliiffniis, ¥\I1fllThirtl changes nf co.~;t_iinu- \\'i-rc fr_-‘ ill-niling colors ure blues green blue straws, that could not fail to im- ‘qucnt, and all arc full_\' PM fflflll 1" 4 _ _ _ V press one with thc fact that every uinuy' fnshiun books und fashu-n nz' i~..s¢- .-liiulcs wifli n fmt' i-'pi'lnkl|i_n;;| uf

ir .li;i‘<.s iuck blue, at-roplano hluc,

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“f`.{~ .-F;-_*H r.-.-i_‘.rj~',If-lf._ . _ _ _ __. __ _

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nuiyfliisl. 'l‘¢-ll ilu- Indies says Miss

P_“"i=`la" “"4 New "Y“rk_ mofms' lvileiaiid "London l\liigaziiu;"'_ <.\..i to \.,. liini‘..il flint "thc sly-les worn in hots

can show from a book of fashions lint Ibrnuglit with me from Paris nd whicli l will be delighted to luiw to any of thc firms customers." Iii silk.-: ilu- sniiu- -_ihadcs prevail it u .thc lit-n\'icr inatcrials, “But oh lu- hatsf’ Tlu-se has hcl-li says Miha

viqitm-_, Then. “.1” new d|B1_)u`.e,\ all fashion is concerned, i-.4 flint uf flu- (`.hanticlt-ri-," “Wht-tin-i‘ it deserves it

or not I ani not in a position til Buy. Nmurally in nil its war-pitlnt und

ing of Indies- ,.`,,U, ,.,,,,,,~,,,,¢_sV \¢;,,..}, and fancy goods for thu nrni of .liuiun-: ions- but as soc-ii in modera- sliit.-‘,l’riiici:s_-: dresses, L-hildren's ll-r..l PM-O11 Bild UUUIDHIIIV IS "UW l`U1\<lVIv'lt

ion. ou thi- strc-eta of Paris and In I-Iydc l‘,\rk London it is to a certain

low as to almost seem int-_rt-ditablr-_ house what slit- luis sei-nnnil wlmt will extent striking if-not becoming.

.\’c\'<-i'tlu-lc.-as pretty or homely, today

wash goods was thc. largest sc.-n in able city of the world. llliss lloriun it is the fnsliion upon thc Uontinent

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if l~Iui-opt-," “I have brought

this enterprising mid p~;ogrus='i\'e weeks inliondun and visitlrd ufhcr c;-ii humc with mo nuuuihc-r of the (_‘.han_ti [ii-ni. The China and glassware de- tres where ‘tlicsi-_ lines nrc mnnufu<‘- clt-re huts in nil styles; besides 5

pg;-tmaut was also tlironged with tured. The sf-n<l\n_g of a lnql-y l\u_\'<-r uunihcr of pictures showing how they

- ~ . _ -. " ’ “ " lecitlcil v - nr-\\' ii-purfiirc .

vlmtox-,, “harp the repre.=i_nt.ati\e 0. , to Paris is 1 , .i 1 _ _ one of the largest iniportrrs of Eng-i,iii Prince _Ed\vnI'd island dry ixi-uils,i~r<:ni‘iling thc cut and fashion of tho

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._ ' ~_- - lu- 1-|_\-iilt.~:lm\`0 vi-t fu lic 1|

lish and French imc china and o\.\_.t|ndc and t _

mass, slioweil his coinplctc range <>i|leiiriied_ _ _ V _ _V _

§amDIeS mm H gl-en; many hook ad- yllgg- lluiwoii nu lu-ini: iiili-i'\u~\-.i-il l

- ,Commerce

) » iNova Scotia ____

_ _ ' ° ‘Montreal .... . . .> _ I - _ 5 1 l

, _ _ _ _. _ . , , _ _ t f tl opportunity it Oriel

L_/ “““S" C'“‘“"“9 5“l’l"‘”S .”“"°‘“°* » - ;‘;”‘,;2:.‘_:;:. - :._:z.'

"- " I 07"” ` ' ~ i l` lay at Mctlnugan &

'I _ _ \ 1 * Union of Halifax 179 176 isoutshwcst ami ny the cooler weather 'U10 USP _ _ _‘ .rl

_ _ - _ _ _ _ 1 ip, _ uns a magni cent

‘re§;?tey?erhe,{l;\.,. nf depression “mam ‘;|idghiiil0n\lln1?'i!Sitors to this flrm‘e;

....t..__._ _ ' ' - ~ ' l favorably imprsset

.__ _ _ _ _ MISCELLANEOUS. lated from the Granby min_ing episode -lion St;_t!_;1_;i3it_____ ___s__ay__ ______ f:______d

‘R ' Q ~ l l - L' -in th = Boston market 'l he fin. ifv il Wh the l

_ ._f ENAMEL c pctia nu uctinen s to buy in all 1 L ~ is - - - H d in /

rt- worn. This information like that

i<s-cs. I will he most l1uPPy to giw :ii :ill the cnstomc-si of James 'nfun und Vo., it-lui cn reto 'Interview

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101 "au" linery the other departments which - ""-‘;.§J.1//A

"-0 i>frsmiall.V- 'Phe Armof James

Puffin nml_ (fo. have sent me 3000 inilcs tu gain infornintion for the lad- ics of Prince Edward Island and I wish to met-t those ladies and gall tht-in what is won. and how 1g,|g worn in London and Paris."

In i~i-spuium to the question Miss'

Doirrin said that from the mon-|5n|; :lu-. It-ft thc stvnnicr at Liverpool to the tiny she relurncd home she Wd! riishoil _ Inspecting goods, selecting spoils. at-ttinz point-.i regarding the insliioiis, studying how the people drcsi-icil und" what they wore, listen- ing to what was said would be worn "ml "-lmiell' “Canning the leading sty- les for the season. “Allthls kept my time occupied and 1 had very little leisure for looking round, Thi; fn- formatlon to the best of my ability l_ am anxious to give the ladies of fharlottetnwn and from the country. The goods are arriving daily and MAY bi- seen in our show room and shotr cases. In three wt-aku time the hats will bc nn axhlliltlun, then will ba a riot of variety and color, a_ revel of bcallty and the artistic wi-ll blond with the fashionable in the great show departments of Jas Patoll Mill C0'-1 his dry goods atom, `