OCTOHER 2 1903 'run LATEST News THE Cl-lARLOT`1`ETOWN GUARDlA N Finer or ani.

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_“Head Offices in New Prowse Block Charlottetown

The Northumberiami arrived at oiiemr e e

Cl‘*“`l°l'l'°f'0Wl1 af- eight fifteen. There' senger to Murray 'River yesterday.

We" Only a few passengers aboard. --

qhipping _ J. L. Smith, Tracadle, hui? DUT* ‘ur :z;:;.r;;“gliz the i>;°e‘:.a;;t.°r:.e§~ h .1 ' compris ng eig y ace ' HWY Fa Ii in the afternoon held it ings tm. $1_350_

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The mail truin arrived in Ch _ M. - _

Iottetown at 10.16 last. night. ar visiltlllig liiglili:=et:vli)iil.ng' Moncton’ ls

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Frank McDonald Grand Traca The tern `

, » - perature registered sixty-

dle' was in the UW Y°”W*`d8Y- six degrees yesterday.

er;{m§}’Lll/fIat%l_l;wB °l_ the NUYW Am- B. Bremner, City, Wm 'a passenger

I °' ‘ Vile 1” G°°1`E8t0Wn. to Montague yesterday.

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Miilinery

Announcement I if at »i »li.~»ne

We are very glad to announce

that we have secured the services of

Miss Lawson late of St. john and

one _of the best milliners in the

Maritime Provinces.

awson who arrived last

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night comes to us highly retzommen-

ded. She has been head milliner for the

past number of years for Messrs

Brock and Patterson of St. john N.

li. the largest wholesale millinery

house in the Maritime Provinces.

Miss Tnwson now in charge

of our large l\/lillinery Department is

ready with all the latest ideas of the

Millinery Art and we bespeak for her

a large share of public patronage.

l\/liss Lawson comes direct to us

from Halifax at which place she had

and Patter-

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charge of

son`s fall niillinery display.

Our Fall

Niillincry Opening

will take place in a very short time

and we urge the ladies of Charlot-

tetown and Vicinity to wait for same

of which due notice will be giV€I1-

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M Lui' City, was a pas-

'rh rin 0 took law in st. R°"" Wm' H“"lf“‘“ "l .G"‘°9_°l‘l"' 1'" , _

c -mar g p

John yesterday of Miss A. Edna Mer ritt. to J. Alex. Crocket. After th

ch, expects to icturn to this City

; by tonight's express. _'_ _~._ _I ' ‘__ - ,

ceremony the happy couple leit to KW), F M N l l I \ l l ~ _- __ _ . . _ _. _ visit this Province' Bilvlilrls, ieilivelsyliiiis liiiorllllinzlllllrhlsifilglll l\\'l 8(/`\ V V -__. I /W l / ' ‘ '/.1

ton, where she will spend' the winter.i . _ ._/ ’ J _/ _

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‘fD°ndinguf‘h° snmmicr at Little Bangs In the Police Court yesterday in

eaves is morn ng on return 0_ _ , , b~ - _ . l `

th, 1 ro ii ition case of Daniel O Brien gi The Busiest Stare on ch“,|°““_Dwn°’ B“.i`” "cob

New York. I-lhe will he accempanl

Miss Sarah Currie. who has bee

ed

lthl- magistrate severely repremuiided

innsda at 1514905

as iur na Boston by her brothalja witness niinied Herbert Johnstone: l Open 8a_ m_ tv 6 p_ m_ T ,_ 0 _

Benjamin Currie, who has been spen ing the summer in this Province.

eIicv. H, E. Tliomus, City, was

where ha represented the Moral an

A. B. Warburton, A. A. Mchinn, L.

E. Prowse ond Alex. Martin.

The fo g .‘ p _. _

[rom Boston on the S. S. Hallla which arrived in this port. at 12

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last night.:~F. G. Simmonds an wife, Mrs. Alice Harkins, 1-l. S. Tur-

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Tr McCi;uy_ JBZQIJESGQDS MN¢;l_u‘;‘{1gl; The _ioi'lo_wiiig visitors registered at die. Miss M. Rooney, Mrs. E. Rooney, 1 _§l,lf,__ VL§\§lil`:,§l0I,;lUlil{,ctl;,;ly'1\lllf;;el\_da1li'l 'll e3-\',. fi {J Fel'

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llowin is the asses :er list ye,_,_e,.duy_ _The ]_,L,v_ F_ M_ Webstem

l The regular iilgcting oi the W. C., 'r. o. was una in tue Y, M. c. AJ

;_del fcred a proiitiihle address onj

T .i truths underlying Christian

city, ior giving., contradictory cvid

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elected .b Harvest Division, No. 26

December 31. 1908.

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J. N. McPherson, N. Mclsnuc.

The following stall of oiiicers w

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il. U. T. Canoe Cove for quarter your ending Iicccmbcr 31, ltiiiii. l

W. P.-Iliso. Dun Macilezin. W. A.-Sister Ciara Iniiinii. li. S.-Bro. Murdock U, Maciiin

Ti'eas'.-llio. Mark Inman. (limp.-lli'o. John G. ll'i'ir:l‘}aciiern Cond.-llro. Neil Miiulxenzic, J

-Bro Dliirel Macliac

-Bio Alcx MiicF‘adyen

W-B Ewen D Mac

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e-elected.

particulars regarding; the marriage of ,_ Miss Vera E. Lea to C. bl. Gouiding; of Caflgary, which toon' place in Methodist Church at Victoria,

the bouquets being especially impo ;d for thc occasion inom Toron

`l‘he church which was artistically lccorutcd, was crowded with specter nrs to witness the -marriage of Miss ieu, who will be greatly missed as lic was nu uccoiiipiished and very, iopular young lndy and n great fav-l 'rite as the mnny costly gifts receiv-E il tcstiiicd, 'l`hc groonfs present to hc bride was a valuable dia/mond irooch while thc liriilcsinaidt groomi- siiinii, four little flower girls and the

_i .islicrs were cnc-.li suitably remember-'

~d_ The weddiniz march was suberbly

_ played oy Miss Helen Smith of Ham-, ' ,>i_oii. After tho ceremony the happy

couple held a. reception at the brlde's| ionic, which was prettily decorated with flowers :ind foliage. A large -lunihcr of charivnries were present, .\'ho mused much mirth, and to .vlioni diiinty refreshments were serv- ~h. Mr. an Mrs. Goiilding crossed _vcs‘icr<l'iiy by the steiiiiier Empress, -uiiiil the lit-st wishes of it large cir -le of friends, enroute to Toronto, -.vberc they will visit before proceed- ing to ilnlgory. _

The annual meeting of thc Victor' i.

_ lniuteiir Athletic Association win

wld in thc Y. M. C. A. last cvenini There was a. large niimhcr of marni ' hers present. The report of the Sec- ‘etnr showed that the finances or the

, \ss<i e in good shape. The

allowing o ccrs were elected for the ensuing year. I-Ion. I’resid‘cnt, Mayor ‘rowsc; President, Dr. John Blake \/ice-President, James Brown; Execii ire Com., Brent Garnhum; W. Pi ` ’rowsc, P. C. Brown, Ivan ‘leddil

nd G Arbing; Football Com., l.

inve been one of the best that h *vcr played in the Island Lcnirue i hen games with the Capital-4 of freile irton for the ‘starr Trophy, hey made one oi’ the lust show iii! that has been made by any Island tam, and on the Arena they fluent 'cl the Sydney Hockey team. champ me if Cape Breton, in the lastest an(

the largest number oi points. In th

and in the G~'uardian’s Bicycle Ron

“‘ ue sent by ret

‘_ st. night. \\ei'c'_ lienj_ llzrllunt - ' 'f __ ;_ _ . __ .__ __ ._, _ .5 , __ _ __

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liloomfleli l Moiiiscy Boston. W __ __ V i___r.~. _.,- Jl,3_Z;, _ »_ _. __ ».

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' Queen Hotel, City, yesterday wereil A `

MCC-onncll, St. Thomas, Ont.; A. G.:

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lcanest exhibition oi hockey evlrl vlfnessed in Charlottetown In five games played in the Arena, they blanked their opponent in thice and scored Z4 goals to 3 In the Labor Day meet: the track eam won a. ma3arti.y of the events and secuicd

Maritime Championship h n

Hnliiax, the team won three Champ \ \

ionships and were second to the Won- ` ,’ ` ` \ lerers in points. being defeated by “Gi” `|`\\ l" 5 l l Marathon Race, representatives of \ ‘ 0/QI/'CC/_S7~ .

only live points. In the Patrl0l"'.-i_ I -_ ,___

me Cm' nnlshed Znd' ard 'md “lb” ° .V d` tl

»o‘ly printed copy of any issue of

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'ilic (luiirdinii will confer it iavor out 1 _/fx __ ffl_;,r§;'“ ,"i¢_ f _,Al _

the nini'\u,_'ciiiciit hy foi‘wnrdin;; uniiiu 'fl _ .~:.-'lf' 3 :\.."f_~2_\' _-'qu -1-

1 ‘ F-fit? ».~-' ' - l -~Y+.i» .=:.“!'r

pnoinptly to thc ::\ii.‘.»-ci-iptliin dcpni-i_~ l- me

mviif., when ii well priotcd paper will ` i rg' 3- l,/1' gl). Q., “ .- . ~' »

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l Ji. `-°\'»il§".‘lg‘lli-’» ;»',#‘<:1»"-_=._»..;~f’.';’=1 » ‘ ariuent that none can

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; ; Richard Murphy, Boston.

\n rcadci who receive a dirty or

»» W P-Bw J K ». ~a-~::;‘r..i’::.i§.‘;“ .;<;ri..,;':.f;i.;ii;f.°; il e 1.-id? e

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The Guardian has* received iiirther‘?,l,”;l,rRpL,lvll,el1o atlllleyblllgiiglgallglapii-P255; (Ib, / "

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Among those registered at t e

and Mrs. Bernd, Halifax; M. A. Mc- Donald, Boston; J. M. Ellsworth,, Woodstock; H. A. Cameron, Lower Montague; James Sparks, Lower Montague; Wm. Murray, Ahecdecn-- shire, Scotland; J. Collin, `Dorclicstci\_ - C. A. King, Waltham, lliiiss; C. My King,‘ Waltham, Mass.; Walter; A. McKinnon, Boston; F. A. Nec- lands, Toronto and B. Y. Gallant, Bloomiield. _

At the meeting of the Moral and _

Social Reform League held in the Y. ? M. (T. A. yesterday afternoon, arriin , arernents werehiade to have the Lea xiie represented at the dillerent. poli- ‘ tical ineetings, where the law relat- l ing to bribery and other co-rrupt practices in connection with the clec tion campaign would be explained to the electors. The pledge issued by the `, League will also be circulated for 'i signatures at these meetings. it 5*

also purposed that eaicli 11011119; ilivi' =

sion shall be organized and arrange- , manga made for furnishing thc Len l gue with any iuforiiintion in rciercn- ce to the violators of the election l law. Committees were appointed canvas the city for signatures to the pledge and for contributions toward

the funds of t/he Lclli-’.\1f% ,,

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tg; The three musted scho:mer,Helen` l li

. Stewart will he due here today from

Wednesday eveninf. The bride whoi ,» .

cl __ ,ngl ______;__ed in white S, Sydney, C. B. “ith is special cargo of

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We rccouiuiencl

Rousseaus Syrup of Pine Tar and

Lod Liver

Easy to take

Price 35c for

large bottle

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Social Reform League in a political ggléir§ltSJ,;)v}g5t,;ln€l_ell]2l;_;iea£;ly;m_;;§I l ' _..._ ,__ meeting last night rn which the Prin-‘ gms of St _James Church Swday' ` ' _-

cipal speakers were the cauiiirlnbei School ` _ I

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Miss P' Olbonncll’ Mrs' J' J' Irwin’ Keir Mziliiciiml-_' L. Hudson Pictoufll f '/ fi ~.. ‘Iv l .l~ i’ -7 .. _ .

A. B. Burns, ilnliiux; A. Mcl\uluy,_; (6,: -lf/,;,»_.i..` ,__ ¢'i'l;;’l7:_1f.“_'§_ _ _“(7 Boston; (T, iicursoii, St. John. l ‘. ' fr , '(1, _ '_ _C `

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Ai.y rctdtr who ituivcs n duty oi. _ 3 ,r_°_ _. _ and SU-¢ngth¢11¢_d by tl);

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ofa/ ‘H--J' iivzegx.

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: ,neg Kite Nat-, Si.. Peters; J. l. _ »,.: ~,. ..-, f. _ _

A L/ond -bietci Lydia MuclJougall .__ _.-Bern :om _]__1:,\_ N_ Led.,_,(._r_ Shape .__ _ ," flftf.'7 _,ft fi-,_ _

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was la' ml y " ‘lk llleserv llunmi e C 'il suit' llc for 1 f ‘ carried a handsome bouquet of whitii Domeegc “mi Seldom pl)ir1i<lscs.l1lnrtieg i.l_ ,. loses' as did also her brldeSmaid'l requiring this coal -ii‘c i`cq‘uc~',ted to V2" $4' _Lf _ Y)

rt" send in their orders at once to Peake

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passenger to Mt. Stewart yesnirduyf tow!-\ H°Sl)ilul ucknzlwledges lnilleu r;__,_‘ r _ .‘.~1.r.i£.,,_,," The Fainous

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Coristme' Coats

1‘HES_E coats were

made up .gmoiaily

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f lecte skms

The design, the style and

` ~ addition to their oth

lil merits each coat is stayed

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famous exclusive Curia* tine method, uiaking tliciii the inost durable as ~

~ well as the iiandsomest '

We’ve marked each

' 1 coat at a figure that does

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not permit one cent of discount--just the honest one price to everybody - and we think you’ll 23; rove. $35. E750, 47.50,52.50, 57.50.

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The average fur do-

partment would charge yon for poorer garments nt least 20 per cent more. \‘ ]ust con'ipare-compari- son is our best salesman.

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/Smart Distinctive Autumn Models in Ladies Co ts

_lust ri few siigqerztiiiiis sis. o 1

wc have scores lichiiicl it

iilaclc frezc tout of \ft~r_\' lair wciglit

loose httiiig St-lil sl1‘zippiii_~;'_~' tlowii front cziuclit with tubs and \'cl\'cL but- tons, a fine liiic ui

' $3.75

l)zirl<_ striped t-ncecl coat semi- htteil,

has broad slioiililer cllcrt velvet collar :incl cull ily front lint-tl to waist. Good

value at, $l2.50

Brown, C. Dufiy and V. Gay. » ?` , , ~as1» year has been the most succe.»_ P ° t t ,T _ /\li wool \:i\'_\' :iiiil lilfick lxersey "1 ‘“ th” l“Sl°"Y °l .the AsS°“'“t".""'\ l l ti'»'iit iittiuti liuclc ily froiii, velvet Collar

iocke teams with both Seni .5 _ . ' ,

liutcl to t ic vaist, 7-.S length

b fht to L,h:irlottetown

hu unless you see these

F :vc repeating ou our orders for C nts :i rea y

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this departiiient have made it nece sary to replenish our showing even

:it this early flute. ` _

Siiinri catchy disliiictiveness of style, modelstliat you will sec here onhly, _

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atlded to suglcrb tailoriiif; and high quality make ai selling proposition *

cannot lic l»<-:ii_cii_

'l`l-le p~ \_~€f?.1='il_\' or tht- lfirctloire idea in ladies garments has made th€ 5! d

coil, iii \\'lii<_~l_‘. ue- -rliov. so slrorill; \=;ii'ici_\‘, tlie_lc;idiJig idea for this full, An

course wc lirivc the st-ini filling; and loose fitting as well. ‘_

` t _irices--and for every garment we dcscr

E l d . The remarkable sales in‘

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Navy and black Cheviot cloth coats,

box back, velvet collar, clouiit \T€9~SlCd

front three quarrel' leugth._

$7.75

All wool Black _Eerscy cloth coat 53 inches long, neatly trimmed vvllli Sfflf _l stra iiugs, has flat collar inlaid with

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velvet, lined to waist, semi fitted lI2Cli» l

, Price $16.75

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Something vcrv striking i§_.___2. im!

Black broad cloth 'coat seuci Eftillg _15 slit up the side seams and a Wid°7`5°~U“ binding on each side coutiuiiing up £0 the shoulder, double bn usted, 7-3 length. Pnlcl $2439

A Splendid Range oi Children’s Coats. ._ _

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We have not forgotten the children and the little misses who .are not

f h 's b all odds the incst 'that we

quite giou ii up Oni showing of coats or t em 1 _y _ j é

have cxci roiip _ _ _ _

W nie \ci zin\ious to have you bring__in your little girl _ andlct one of

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oui snleswouien demonstrate fall coats. You have no idea how cheaply you cal

Frankly at the start, lefns say,

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w0ndf3flul Coats these special$xo.o'o coats are

, ,_ l .' s n‘s"_'l`liai said the only objection is dis osed of.,'l`he coats are ine

:ist Sui o haiidsoiucly inode garinents, mostly in tweeds. El`hey’re loose, long, heavy

th e of the best tailors in America--there worth from

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Race. the wearers oi the blue nr.

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than the_ past one.

white secured lst and 2nd places lor ' I

two years in succession. The curl-it. for the coming year is bright :ml all the members are eniihusiastlc and in-

tend making it a more successlul yea

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-inil Intermediate championships. 'l`Eicl_ ` ‘ - ' _ enior team was admitted by all to l P;-me l . ` ~s _

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: A ginger snap is no good unless it is snappy. That is the kind we sell.

Aways fresh and good

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Ecuvse ,BAKERY

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For I5 cents

5 cents buys a I0 een muh

and a 25 cent box of 'l`etlow’s Talciiin Pow- der for io cents- "

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$15.00 to $23.oo and they re to goat

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this city lu` L berland. He will address the Y. M. (l A. men's meeting Sunday on "The old book and our attitude towards

press to Summersidc lnsteiening

oi St. John and Leslie A. Wright ol FOI' Cup O S g, ,

Sum-merside, returning from St.

’°““' Odd ]obs, Carpet Cleaning.

age Miss daughter

A very quiet wedding was solemnl-

at Bt. Lukes church, St. John,

morning when Rev. R. P.. R

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marina i\'ewsos’s Block ,`~

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& 5° centldat Brush_ ' ' l _ _

W. J. Southum wns a passenger to _

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Among the passengers qy thc Fun-.

were, W. L. Creighton ogarhe ;_ana:-

i E res Com , I h are , . ~ ‘~'_ ¢ '"` X” “ ‘”`"’ P R h l term Furniture Repairs