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i Tm” L-*TWT NEWS 1- ”" I THE .QHARLOITETQWN GUARDIAN _ ' _ I Virms'r _oiii inn ii A

the limits of ii-IE QUEEN s e ciiiiiuv r.iiAiii>iii~ifi

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‘.,»1i.’;.- ‘.;.‘.i.'_.?f.1i";?ii‘li..?.‘;“” ii i5’.?°iii§. ¥`i‘Z"$i3i'°‘i§ ltr - i>-is-1ff-eeo1ef&f191‘Pl!_;2_5fi,ia-1_2- U--f

" ' yet. The Bankers say they can do 1);-ice 01]] r \` ~

- 5 .9c.

A liickard & CDI’ Agents' City |.better,.anil will yet discount the mar- _.__ ____

\.,.;_Sl, to n~,,_,fv __,hi,),,g,.S that they igin the R, R. chaps have over them

__ - Two Splendid Values ln Heavy -Wool Blankets

what spice Island shippers need for A resmem of Upper Prince Street fi‘c-iu,lit and live stock on the S, S. was complahied '°f, the poor lighting likianchestcr 'I‘1‘:zdcr sailing from Char- gf lglver .lqrmce tbuéiet lfviit G‘ TF'

-1 i =r . _ ie

iottei-own for iiienciiester iinoiit tiicz “ S '"S“““°" ’ 1° “‘ arty - t .m~ h t 1 ad t M0 d-arltness there, he said, was only to

no i ins _ ns oe o - s fi n- , ltreal leaving only space for (Thar-Ill? ‘;‘:]‘“D“l"€‘lu “Wttth £;_°°“"ft?l' ";",”;l- 1 thu, . _ _ »T| t_ -11 , e ougi ` -ie a eu ion o ie Ji y O ri “H Fargo ie agen 7 wi be iF th 'l iuld be drawn to this and

plea ed t . t t _ ll. BYS sl(

S d_ O give la es `O 'Wynne in felt sure when they became aware of

tereste

On Sunday last the velocity of

undergoing treatment in the P hi I

N llnspital. win. reported to be doing The mall UM" 81”l"iV€d in “YW “FY

A v r 11 1 n by V last evening at ten twenty-five, thir-

. ere on time. f -tn 1 . "rf *Q*

Taken inwardly it ins no equal for sore isieri; JB iiliei écnlciniid' M'.i»MA‘M ’ r:_ 1. R. Freight iiiipmmeiit, reeiini- ) A i ' I ' throat, colds, coughs and oiiiaiii “died 5.1.1 5 §ge§f,§,,,,,`,, ' °' ea lest evening from Boston where awarded

bowel disol-derS_ Tr)', ,md gee ' ' _; ` g' he has been spending his vacation. _ E y

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'Il f l ' l ll _

'll 25C and 50C b0fl‘le5 af all degjei-5 .. fiom; t1,15mwee?{ ,(,)V`~:tl|l,u`eO,:1et;::.bA w£,ick;`;.x;1v; Miss Deborah G. Dilrbins hasreturn

°"`“‘ - `» ed to her home in Everett. Mass., af

_ ' li- C .1 s ii ~- D - _ ' ~

I. S. JOHNSON 8i C0., Is §f§}?f" R((],um1 ;n_,r1m;?:;|,a ?,1,;>€/_ Img; Qlcmgaiter spending hti' vacation with - her '

Boston, Mans. l'{}fe';';fl¢Lg|i:o with 1n._,e,.“,,ss HU,md'; Three i3e“'é,lrlenrls James and Mrs. Macl’liail, `

_ and Warren. W. witd Reserve Run oficornwall' _

' ` Mine. »

Mark McKenna, Newton, P. E. I.,` '

`_""`“""`“ Mrs. Hogg, of the Pe0ple's Thea- came t'°.the ity I ' v ` .i li , a 0

tie, leaves this morning on a visit mad Um” “nd 1e‘“'e" th” m°"“‘“5 to Buckingham, P. Q. where her son for S5'd“"'Y- N- S-- “`h°l`e he U55 5°”

Russell is located, aind Sherbrooke, “Pied 8 P“ElU°“-

P. Q., where she will visit with Pol- _ '_"‘ _ - - - at .;..i]ii.._ Hoa. si. .iso ....5 iL'pe1;r;1,--3;-If-moi) iggliigggyhéghsatgg- We buy and sell blankets in enormous quantities _. e 1 ' ~ -' _ ‘ ‘ ' ' - ~ - . - . i °“ ' B' 0" “ ’“S‘“"°S ““’_ any-S -iiisiie was iiiiiaverieniiy insert- and you will find a substantial price saving when you buy your blank-

Amung thenorlxzilerings at the ed instead of foreign news _which ms HERE_ -

funeral of the late Conductor Kelly`”n°um have appeared mi that Issue'

were! Broken Wheel, Brotherhood of '_._' ._ . , , fi--no

__ llailw ‘T-l--'fh_.' ' ,~ 1 d _ - -

t,,,_s fn’ p_°1§_”ii\ii_`C`;n§";i:gafh0';r§,i,iNoi-n Smeiii reruns, piiiyeii on the _v_ flziiiiiclettc blvziiilcqs,_hl1iE_oi__piirl~: licltlcr ,it _

c ast e\enin on the

the|this that they would remedy it.

wind was 24 miles an hour, being a wry 118-My ,mpc At M,~,1pe.,,ue`a [ew The Plant liner A. W. Perry, which fmhgm; bwats “-,mt a5h,,re_ At Murray arrived in port late last night from llarbov the schooner Francis P. Cook ' 13051100. INET- with D- mlsllall Oil the

owned by R. (lalhoiiiil, and the Char- hl1I‘l>01` illid was forced to lily up forl 109 S_ ,,“.,,e(1 by Samue1pe~,my werelseverul h.iurs, while the engineersl drivcn on the flats; The latter \v`as10lTC€tlf<\ l`011aii's. Vaptain Hawes hadi floated yesterduy and it`was expect-liwillted his Ship to the harbor, whenl ed that the other would also be got'a valve blew out, rind the engines hadl. off without much difficulty. At Mis- to be stopped, while repairs were ‘coiichc Shoals xi small schooner road- effected. The steamer will lay up for

& ell with fish went ashore, but waslsevgrul weeks to 1,5 Over-11ai11@(1_

\‘- Y floated on without much difficulty; ____

K _ ____ _W --~ The oponing social event at the Y. ` ‘ .‘ _ _ M. C. A. tonlight promises to be one

.iw ,Mu .11 .___ , Mdfilmlan' q‘1ce“ Sl' ‘S b“ymf`5iof the best_ thin-gs ever given by thr-

1 'stirs

" "' ' ai, pressed hay. Anyine having aquan ll 1

* tity for sale should apply there._ I t(:,?;S (Z:fm;E;M;t,_1[?;,I,,;U€?]loimthtilff;

'ii 10'”3d61' chestra under the leads:-rshi i of Prof

°° ;.

Grand Exhibition _ -_

A-ON

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\\'c will bc plczisfcil to lizivc

you cull :ind iiispcct our Sl0<‘l<. Every stove wc si.-ll is _g'1ii1r:iiitcc<lto_s;'ivc satis- fiiclioii.

Special discounts diiriii_g'

l".xliil>itioii wcclc.

Fenncll (ld

,ll , » ihl'

all

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fi -~f""~1-‘K-w`:%E~\:h.

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~ltii~‘rnill`.

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For Sale :uiil I{ccoiiii\\\'iiili~\| liyli.

,,~,~,_,,, , 4,., ,_ ,_ ` l)l.\l, biiiinysiili-. ,

l"O!n"I`l'lI{ siirci-ssor lo .‘i. \\'. RIC

Porto Rico Railways ,Qoinpany i

7 p. c. CUM'JL;§l`iVE I'RE'i"EllRED Sl`0Cl{.

C:ll'l'_\‘iii;; Q_ii1ii'ti~1‘lydi\‘i<lL-iiil l‘.i_vulilc Ocioli-_~i' lolli-

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WE WISH TD PURCHASE

CHX of II iliffvx 511. -:_ l‘ci‘peLii.il Stock for which licsl iiiurlict

rule.-; will lu- pziiil

0 J. C. llllltlliil-i'l`0SH 0 C0.

ll/\l.lFAX NS. Direct Private Wires. ST. ]OHN,l\'.l§

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Special Uflering liiunieipal Debenliires

W_i_- own und o_|f<-r for-:'ilr‘ iii lots to :init piirvlii:-<ci':-i, lli e under

liiciilii nod M \|l\lci1ii\l lil-li-_~iil\iri-ri:

ll lliitv lil llonoiii. Ylvlil

ini. l'i-r Ur-nl..

41-: |,1.0n '-

Milli rtiiynrsi, .roiili i-ue wi ii ; TG u n ol /\nilii~r¢;l mn

: 'l‘o\vn ol Piclou llll.'i : Mun. of l.uni~nbui-1: mi

: City otpydni-_\'.. nun Town o Puri lluw-

kf-ilburv .,..l£".!'.!

‘~’._'_,u'i; '|'i=\-fn of N. Sydni-y _nun 4.--001 Town oft/llnce Buy .i‘\::~i

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lli\llfi\X

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4 I-2 1.000

I l.ll7`l) 'y 'illtl

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l .U00 ._

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MARITIME SECURITIES.

Oct. 1. 1910.

tosh & Co, Exchange Building,

lax. N. B.

Ask.

B. N. America..._.. ....._150 New Brunswick..,... _. .._275 Nova Scotia, ex-<liv...... .278 lioyal ex-div.._...... ......244 Union of Halifax..._.. ....194

MISCELLANEOUS.

Acadia Fire .... .. _....125 Acadia Siu_~er, pfd._.... ._.105 Do. ordinary Branllram-Henderson, blast (lun. Savings & Eastern Trust Co_..... Halifax Fire ins......... N. S. Teleplmne .....l20 Stnnlields, pfd,..... _......_104 Do. (‘om.. ...5

Loan...140

BONDS.

Acadia Sugar_..... . .. ....103 Brandrnni-Henderson... ....100 Halifax Trnm,.._.. , ....3021 N. SL Steel, lsts........_....._._... 97 Do., Dehenturc Stock 102 Porto Rico .... ._ B5 Stnnficlils. Ltd.

S'I'()(`K LJ IIOTATIONS.

Popper' Baltimore

, ii, it. 'r. ‘__

r. I. R. Rmiiling Soutliern Pacific iii. l‘nul 1. N. Stfi-l ..

Com.....22 18

5 V6

B 54

'l‘i‘i,iil<lnd l‘Ilcctric...... . . . . .........76 73

1025 100

Trlnidrul Electric...... ...._..95

NEW YORK, Oct. 3-(Flpccial.)-

_ combe, Weeks and (lanltwcll, vocal

'W selections hy Miss Saunders, and

_ _ _ other featiues. Some others who will

, rctiiiy Hiiley The ladies will scrvi.

OF “T1 "' 'y _ .,\’,'gf_\_*5'3_i`»»`\‘.;fif~&L_` ' [participate will be Lester McInnlis_

. iv: '».i'T»3}`4/'i§'1`§'"‘/i}`i‘- i Qfirin; 7 ,,,-sym, `/:_ ;%',"'_'§v'-{i‘“t__,_\¢§:_;,_ .' [Elmer Ritchie, R. Kuy -and Miss Lois

.., ;-_ `\_\ __.,if;. i'1'nyloi'. There will be short addres-

‘ -_i__;,--_-,,._,__, .._. ~ °;&_2§_l,i,,,' - 'g_\~.1`1-;§i>2rj<,ff»_f; [sos by iiei-_ 'r_ ir. i<*iiiiei~ioii and see-

, 5 _f _ff y ' i ,,;\f.-f‘f‘~»‘*l< _ 1. _- ` ._ i A our tcrc -§_““l>»~ '_f_A> _ ' ~ , ly free and every member and fi

' - _ 1 of the association is invited.

" lf ircfrcihments The program is entire

'lend

V154 _n

The recent disappearanlce of th-

proprietor of nn amusement house ii

' 'this city which was discovered yes

-l _teaday caused oitlite aifléikttea esiicr'

ia y among cer aiu o e nowini

f ones who happened to find thcmiielvci ' NA/Xrh U ,- “4stiick"t,o use _ ri questionable Iinan

‘ cial phrase. This party, it .' alleged

an* ° hired a horse 7 from a liical liver;

5 . . f l S""’/3' l””""f by 3“’”‘!‘"’f ‘""’"’f°'“ stable on Sunday and drove to Sum-

E merside taking the boat the nexi

’ SAMPLE B0 I-'I LE FRE ‘ , Cut this adv.out and mail with`yo-.i

- name- and address, nnd in crutf; to

l’tilL'> HAY SPECIALTY!-I.. CO. 3s Clinton b`l..Ncv/ark, N j.. U.S A.

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i- morning for Pt du Chene. In the

_. meantime it was noticed that hi

properties had been tvmoved fron

landlord, having reminiscences of i

A. bill of $186, smelled n rat, ns dir

1)_ some others who were touclzcil to r

smaller extent, when informc-il of th ‘rcumstances (`huec was given hy i

said, was held up on thc other side

BU' mnn’s welfare and are anxiously a

waiting the outcome. ~

Bid 147 V _ 270

110 100 liris ruccivcd his full sup|il_\' of new r. iilfaii ,mails in s'i`Ai-1.i,»;s ani

FANCX' Sl'I'I`INGSuiitl OVICR COATINGS and is pix-p:ii'uil Li give his custoiiicrs thc best _-ruler tion iii thc city. I-lisa ever iiicrt-us ing trade is ii proof of the kind o work lic is turning out.

137 16|:

1 17 100

hundred new ciistoiiicrs.

ini on zirl\‘ci'tisei1icii'i for his liiisiiiess 97

lggnlso.

100 its-ilrif.

\..._-

Qi £7 _sie -is-`

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»i1“-'si `,. ""1,"/\»f" \f`”“

` ' O f ' \ l - , " _ ,V-, » ' : ~

the beau liflices in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown. Wgyd ; . f`,%,,}___/.if/___ \ __ -»\ Pqfafqg

Be prepared for emer e c' C i Th lat t ~ ii e i - 'rn N ti. ii i <1 ' a i 4 fi - ;~-'/‘ = 1"” /`-{’»"~" ‘L_ <1?-_‘-'=`1'-fi _ wounds.`sor'e muscle g nf -le'S' ug’ _ 8 EB W3--is O an lvoffelasg r°v°i1Iii1i;r°‘in¢iSh:'rtr;";i\tY- n » Connie' `-- A,§,“"f i "'|

l_k _I s, su ellings, and w. r. ridmnrsii, city, was ii pas- eq-1; . , ' __ , __ \_ _/ .

1 8 2.1 ITICIIIS 211'(-3 Cured l) ' I seuver returning last evening un the Don McKi_nnon, Sydney, leaves on _ ,( riff' =l;_'A=;;'_ `_-, \

i - _-‘_ "1J'.~,» `,

1 tie great - |

mall treh. _ retiirnertrrcihhis Bhomgwtahlls isiglgitiirggn egfr; ‘ , V M 1 » ‘§ /...» - V7;Y A

llev. E. Thomas, City, who is tiixissgrovini. D ~' A' ~* _, ‘*¢“,¢“‘

~ _ . ` _ _ ' `~ ' ~”"`" - ' ‘J __ ' ` - i- E-,il _

UMMEN - - ~ t _ i ii

_.___ ty-llve minutegrdlate Other inward i /- , " J" _ _-- ij '” »-" ~"‘ a e

a w ' ~ '~’\~ _ "

. ~ ~ ~ _ trains of yest y _ _ _

The famlly remed in Among the provinoialists who regis V __ _ _ \ I

use for 100 'ears_ tered ai uiiiiiiix i-iiiniiii yesterday _- »,.- . ‘ f ~ ~s_

fi 5 ’ M CNUM Joseph Praught City, of the P. 4 A ¢‘ _ - ---

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10' io".

l`. .M 1 s

`I.;’,‘a' [sul

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, 'A very iiicc liiic of

cn lic:iv_v wliitc wool liliiiikcts, ouch lilaiikct whipped scpziriitc---fi fine \\'c',i\'- cr full éoxtio inch :incl about six lbs to pziir. Cheap _:it 3.25, here _ . . . . $2.75

And We Never Sacrifice Quality For Price

smoothly wov-

Finc all pure wool b`:inkcts, beau-

tifully wo\'c-ii, 6o_\'8o iiicli, 6 lbs ti pair, liluc fast color l)o1'dcr--czich hlziiikct sep- :irzitcly fiiiislicd. Good vzilue at. .$4.75

4 valu

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E EFU7R$hllUR§hEAD R.'E5RSE K S \\ A

1 _

Watkis assisted by Messrs Vinni-

the hall he had occupied anld thi

Sllll lilllllllii Ill

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Sometiing About the Hats

Midas--Informing Materia With' Ref-renal: to Style Jos. Pi tan éi Co.

re1ircs¢;utiiig, as l-‘iii-y liiivc, iiuiuiii

Style artists linve, in the past few

years, been delving deep into his- hulililir, split the straw with hcr tory, wit-h the obiect of seeking in-

spiration f-or modern modes. Sumo _

results have been d-uiiitily pictiircsuiic,l1if 115.10.

3 ln tht- llltli cr-ntury garments of

adaptations wliicli \vci'i'- immediately received with i\ppi‘ovi1l rind bcciimc

LUNG llill Sllll

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thot Were Worn in the Eurly

Days on this Continent-Much Adaptation in Modern

l in Present Day Publicity

History, Contributed by I

l"rovidence, who plucked ont straw

thumbnail and wovc the braid. At this time she was but twelve years

(lr:-ok simplicity were greatly favor- ed and large hats were much worn. In 1810 camo the loose turbuiis. In

ci _ .- party who left here yesterday morn-

thc accepted styles. Others linvc been orrrmvliat ind-ici'iius. lu their incipi- 13115 little cn is cnllcd coronets were may many of these productions have introduced some very extreme de- had ii great vogue. being shaped like

introduced, but in 1820 the 1e,zhor'n

ing -and crossed to Pt. du Chcnc with the missing man-, who, it is

l _ ‘Quite ii number of local parties art

Quotations furnished by J. O. M635- financially interested in the missin;

iii James Callaghan

llc lui,-

had in thc Inst few uioiitlis ovi-r 1.

Ho ni:1kc_~

it :i point to iiinkc e\'cr_v gurniciil

'The .fit is guziraiitccd and thc good.-

.,z ._

isa H 77 1941 14s1 1151

since the wireless compani

tclcgrnpliersi. l‘osition.~x 1\\y begin

ncrs from $7ll.to $90 pci'

F' ‘I ‘_ Q C0’ I

\ i Gul \"|`H . 0| ‘Gill . t " ‘.\\`ill|>‘\‘ ,

rg Ask your tnior for

six ofllclnl institutions in Amerlcai under eiipervisiiui of R. R. less Officials mid places nll gradu ntcs into positiriiis. It will pay yor to write thcm for full details at (`-in

i _ _ _Q --._-_ ,.__s...\` gg "lh'Iii_v Dcup_ Serge." é2\',ci,,nau_ on phi|a,\,.|phm' Pm

` '<-l60- Richmond StCharlotlelowi1. - /ii Sl*\'\\l‘\"\ "1‘f"\." WUI’ ,C'§iM°mvl\lH» -'l"""\-- I"“'°"v0ft~ le-

-“~"‘lh¢=y. A I .l<»hn's.Nlld °‘ Si-i'gi-"1-\'cry thru: \':iril-i. 5)'

A `. ~ - I '

\°/`»‘ '-'~¢'»°\'\‘i"°\‘\'~l°`\~i~‘\‘e‘-~°`<z<e5é_® ti-r. " ii ziilasiirrii.

` . ,_ .

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(‘olumliln, H. (‘._ or Portland. Ore. in-cordin" to where you wish to en

A 0000 POSlTl0N

(Tun be had by ambitious young

mcn and ladies in the field of "Wire- less" or Railway telcgrnphy. Since the 8-hour lnw became effective, and

cs are es-

tablishing stations tlirougluiut the

1225 lcnuntry tlierc is n grrnt sliurtuge of

_. .i I ._ '0

I Ztliii-trol liivcstriiolil for l.ru_:il l\_ii\-'liilii Nova Si-iiliiiiq Price uuil lyniml |im.mc ______1m{= ur .ui 1inillv\ilnii<upo|i .\1\|ilii_u||o|i. Missnmi lincim, 54:

monl.li,witl~

good chance to advancement. Thr National 'I‘r-_legriipli In:-ititute, opcrate;~

and W lrc-

uiemvbcr Patou‘s opening 6th.

publicity of the present dny mul

in excellent liiisiiii-ss. (ith October ’ntoii’s.

mmles and n\ig1.,'ci~iti\'c types thu:-i:

i1ipo.ureil. ln 1700 cnmc the qiuiltei

nude their bon' mid with the-in th _2iiccii's hoiiiicts-i. 'I"hc opeuin;.:, ntl -iclobi-_i‘.

'l’hc lirst millini-.r,_Mnry Gnlirilli- »|iuiieil a sliop in iliii‘tfoi'il in lTli0 iulvertiuiiiu the milliiicr from I~‘mn<-¢- ind clinrging two shilliiigs mid six

$1.25 cnch; then ciiuie thc wliiti- ben

linve lu-eu yivpulnr c\'i~r ciucr-_

The nir balloon, ii l<‘ri~ni~li styli-

l7!‘l4; ut the snmc time cnmc nu Ani

t i ck ti‘lin|nf‘-d with ostrich tips

Uetolir-|‘.

niuili- by Miss ll.-f.-i‘_v .\lrli‘i\ll. H

iiartilres, which, however, became modified to suit varying tastes. Ro-

Fcature after feature has been in-

troduced; |i1ge after page has been 'iddcd to fashion history, and-it is 'lot surprising to lin‘;l that in thc

and two stylisli crf-ntioii.~: of thi: pro- ienl. day. This made nu' i\tti'urf-i\'c- lisiplny, and hc dc"lnrv.~; th-vt he did`

I|i\ the example of publicity refer-

red to, the wi'il_ci', in brief porn- rrnph, describes styles that were ln favor in enrly times on this contin- ent, and tlieir disciisses s\ilr.»:ei1‘iieiil_

lu New England, I‘urit-nn wonicn

:vorc hcu\'ci‘ or cnstiir lint:-', niiidc iii liliiizlnuil, mid costing $20 to -$30. The iirf.-l l`i'uin-ts were worn in i725, Ina siiiiiili- clinpli-t, lcnviiii; iionrly all 7-lil the lirst niillinery iiilw-i'iiscmi-iit

‘robin-ls. ln l7li~l the lcgliiii'n hats

icncc for iun.kii.1.: lioiiiiels. (‘hip huts were llrst. shown about this tiini- nt

_'cr riding hats ln |7824, und they

i-ricnu style- large brim, wll.li n lou mfr crown, bows ond loin: cnds nt

lic In , _ -ice f’nton’i-1 Airoplanes for llllll Geli

The first straw hat in America was

I Il..n.ii-l.~i und slreiiim-i~f= onine ini.

bonnets. Forms of the po-ke prevail- ed, faced with lace and decorated with plumes and l1owers.ln 1845 ‘the shapes started to grow smaller, and by 12450 the bonnets were almost hoods. In 1800, hats grcw'smaller and skirts lniigcr, and in 1865 bou- ii-ts were -zo small they could hardly

1 t . . . _ _

.once is given ton ilismii-isioii of be sf-cu. lu 1870 huts lwrame inori-

'tylc develo1r. out nr descriptions of nodes which have pic-coded those of 'ihe present d-ay, but from which niirh sii1;g'esti-.nil hes nevertheless been obtained. (ine ofthe most in- forming pieces of ]itei‘uture which has recently boon -iusiicil took the ln i875 hats began to iiii-ina;-:ii in form of :in iul\'ei‘tisenu-iit by one ol 'he large rvtoil houses uc:-:iss the, ho;-dei-_ 'Pbig n,dv@1-tis;-nrr-11l_ in fm~L,l were worn. Even 'men were ziil1~r‘.l_cil lescrilicd ii display illustrative of '_-arly modes, It ilrcw lzu‘1;c crowds to `_hc ilcpartinent. .-\not.licr ni.\u featur- -il in his window two hats typical of

sciisililc; lfoop skirts were rediizcd in si'/.i-, und bristles made their i=p`pcai'- ance. l"aton’s for modern milliiicry Octohifrs styles shown in October don‘t confound our showing with Aiuzust freak millln-ery.

size, while five ycnrs lutci' ;<~r~'ry wnists appeared and piiiclili;i;ir :`ii.'_-ts.

by the tight styles many will re-

d-n s. ln 1885 the Dolmin wr the

uni'-is into prriniin--ii'-:~_ `

l’nton‘i~i 1910 Dutch honncts.

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fiivrir; liiti-r on, liowcver, wiinii-ii wori-

l,li|~ ln-iid ex1iosi:<l. , ln llic l.’ith century llumnu women wore fiiucv nets. An i-fiort was ni-:ide

1 i'i-siilts, A llnt rap tlurini: ut the ,f=ldf=:~', with vril or iiiiislili, st.i\i'clii'il ,le-#till null liiulily 1iilislii~d, \\’l\-‘- \'l`-VY , poiiulnr thi- liriil step in hood effects. 7 'l`lien cmne thc coriiiicopia-\\‘lii<‘li

ivri-nclu-il ti'i-inemlnus bciglits. l’aton'u

nicdiliin st_\'li-s are in high style.

lu flu- llitb century 4l5l0| came the

familinr Turkish l'cff._ i-overod with

lini-ry on the l'»th_

mem-ber the skin-tight pantfi of -hose

Y s

fc-iltiire in wrups i-intl l‘riii\‘r-.ie \\'ali,~i

the early part ofthe last ci-ntury, lil\\m€=i l\0<'l!"`»l2 NH' fall. Iii `l\`9l»

sleeves began to grow large at the slioulders-aiid the Mi.-tlier l{\i\ib.\i‘il

The Dutch bonuct liuziuiri-‘_ ii i`zi¢-liiii‘-

tivo feutiirc in 1895 mul \v_is lillow- lowod hy the sliort-buck sniluiqllii-ii, in 1808, came the beautiful slieplicrd- 4-ss-riiiseil in the back hy ii lmuile-iii il:-ci'ii'nt,eil with flowers. In 1000 the (`harlotti-_ (`ordny was ri fiid. See

lliiriiigz the ldth (‘r-utury nn iilmoi-it

liidcoiis at 'lc wus rcc\‘i\'cil with grcnt

to iiimiiqii inf- iyiniipr uni wniioiit

silk, worii on buck of fiend. 'l‘hcu cnmc thc bliiric t'ltunrt, a sort of

, I~`rcnr~h hood with n sniiill rurlic; and

r-mm- into vogue willi the priiirc:-is, in this liltlc lioiiui-t, nioililirrd, is popu-

_ lui- to day. ln this pr\i'ioll, too, Nell - Gwyiinv wort- huts flint were four

fri-t :ir-rims, l\:id strliigelit hrims, with small r~|‘ow|is, and profui~icly decorat- cd with ostrich plumes of imiiieiiue size. Hi-c. l‘1\ton's 10th l.‘entury mil-

vogue during the-reign of Louis XIV. Hats were made on wire frames, covered with silk, rilroons, linens an-il fiices. (‘rif.ici-/.ed at first, it soon pav- ed the way for many millinery' ova- tions.

immense coiflures came into vogue

about this time, being so enormous that no head-covering was needed. Hair was decorated with feathers, flowers, plumes, etc., the entire m-ass rising to really 1.ro-d`igio\is-heig-hte.

The 18th century brought hats with

lower crowns, with flat and rolling brims; mostly straw, decorate-d with plumes and heavy ribbons arranged in bows. Marie Antoinette wore hats of white straw with brims three and ii half feet across, and crowns seven to nfiue inches high; all profusely trimmed with margiicritcs, bluets,

,iiutterc\ips, poppies an-d grasses; also

large hows and ties of many-coloréd ribbons, nine inches wide. Sec Pat- on's 1910 Paisley’s for the head rib- |iou`.

The Egyptian wore headgear of

pure gold,set with jewels, wings cov- ered thc side of the head, and a rich- ly~emhroidered silk cam formed the l.-ack. '

The Assyrian wore dialdems of

gold, high in the front, engraved and studded with jewels, hair frizzled on _ ends, each little curl holding a pearl or diamond.

The Greek wore a covering' known

ri Kaktyphalos. Veils and draperies held full sway. Hats of circular shape were worn by the Thessalon- ians. Mn.ny handsome combs ‘ward worn. Sce Patons handsome hats on thc Sth.

The Roman wore elaborate decora-

tions, including garlands of flowers, ` dems nd even helmets Embroid

din a' - - lor(-d nets confined the hair and lau-

.‘rel wreaths were in high favor.

The Byzantian wore fabiiloiisly ex-

pensive head-dresses, studded with jewels to the very limit. This period lmnded down the fondness for cres- cents, anchors, buckles and orna-

, ments. I' The Carthaginian, adiaidem of ` gold; in.-ii;nia of hcr rank; hair pow- dered with gold dust, gathered up in the form of a crown or allowed to hang loosely over the shioullders. The Bav-arian wore light materials,

such as silk, satin and velvets; dress hats of`he-ary gold cloth, embroider- ed with saphircs, pearls and other precious stones. Such hats are even this dfiy soon in Russia. l Tlir-_ turban is handed down from the earliest generations fn Italy, Cicily. l\‘|r»tnl oinnmcnts, spangles and ban- glr-s were frequently used as a de- corrition. __1From the C. M. R. for Fall 1910)--remember the sixth for High- class lllillinery.

i COMING EVENTS.

i Rod Rose meetingphodge Prince Edward, S.0.i~]., Tuesday,\0ct. 11th.

ANNouNi-.nMnN'rs.

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"The Willing Circle of tue King'n Daughters now have the memorial 'volume of Rev Dr Dobson's sermon! irendy for sale. It will make A very appropriate remembrance or gilt iq send to ull your friends. 12-i1drt!.“~

**'l‘lic regular meeting of the P. E.-‘

llsland Poultry Association will be ih ld this Tue:-ula;, evening lu Prince nl 1Wnlrs l`ollc|;e rooms at 7.30.

’|L`.very member expected to be present. _ 10-41111.

“Dnn't fall to get in touch with

the line of Furniture that loads the-m »nl\. I’aton'n, . tl--lfidtl.