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clab rit<ly comprehensive ever a\t<-niptcd in Charlottetown. Infact we can confidently say

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Tliev drniand attention and compel admiration lic-

ci use these me diff-_:rent li .ts, chariiiing in the hand, but ri li|i'r»l revt-lailon of lieaiity when d.-fily poised on the liiail.

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er as veil as in themselves is not the least of their many c iiinicndations to favor And that they are the last word ln disiiiigiiislietl and i`isiiu_,fulshing style is hrilf the secret of thi-if favor. _ Ainorig them nro tho crcnin of new llats from famous mil- liners of Paris, London and New York. But cqually beautiful are our own adaptations of these French hats, not lacking one bit of their chic. and .style in orginal ways.

_ Tailored Hats, Dress Hats, Morning Hats and cl1ildi'en'.~i

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toon and vicinityand one which tli<_y may sp.-ik _of will priflc io ilitir fiicnils.

P.E Island have risen here on the foundation of ,_ \ for owp cng. ¢ ,. ' ,L _

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OF Till YFAR. It is an exhibi uhicli will iii...-e t'c nioii. fisfiili ins women of Charlotte- ‘

Are Ready

(lU'l‘ l~`ROM 'l`.‘lliIR CASES and in ri woiiilirfiil

that never b:fore has there been f~x"ii‘ii\e"l in the hisiory of th.-.. vc-idy-to-wear garment busi- ness, so diversified, wide embracing and complet: -i co le.-in... of

_ `VVomen’s Misses' and Chiidrc-zn’s _Apparel A

Every good maker of note in Loudon, I’.iiis and Cuiiarla is represented, and one of

the stiikiog ieaiures ofthe showing will be the liicoiiiparahlc collection of in s<es‘ and L-hil<lren’s apparel _The models are of course cx~lu~ivc and will not be shown in any

other store heielbouls.

PROWSE ROS LTD. _

i-arli show ng .-ir the New l')1css Goods, the filirivs' ‘li it ion ,-bown in all thc ia.ehior.:tl~ e centius

'l hfse messengers of the modes bt-.ir the inipiiut of

France, of Germany, of England and the best of Aiiivl

Included are the new velours, the liiswous, prom -

his and brood cloths, wool brocades, wcol vexietlniis.

whlpcords, and diagonal twetds, eilk and wool lciepis new satin cloths, epongcs, _and a score more Of i 11 1i\\\ weaves and the old favourites.

A wonderful showing of the tones - iiialiogenié

rayon, ‘Petrol blues, now no.v_y tones, all the dark soft miics o burgur y. plum, prune, liussian greys, all tho shades o I ‘>;_ii\\ and tan, Loupe, all the favored greys. No matter bow ii ion

you have found it_ to get just tho exact tono you uiiait you \\ lll find ii. bore in o. wide range of the new materials an weaves.

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-IT PAYS_ to buy in this Province.

-Mll. FRANK LAFFERTY ls Guar-

dian Agent in Summerside. I-lil otllco phone is 26.

-(".AS('Al”'lilDIA-'l‘he S. Cas-

ciipcdin from llliintreul is due at Sum- mcrsldc curly this morning.-J.

-EiUl3S("lilllI<lRS should renew a

week or two before the time they have paid for hue. expired and thus not niiss nn issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on expiry date.

-Rl‘]Cl'l‘A l.-.\lis:~i llcrtlm F. M.

Gorman will give zi ltrziimitic Recital in Ke]ly's Cross Hull, Wednesday evening, Oct. 15th ut tl o'c1ock.

2050.

--\V/\.\‘Ill'liil<lD AWAY-A man nam-

ed Johnny (Tniighlnn wondered away from Fulconwood Hospital on Fri- duy lui-it and went to SiimIn0FSillf‘. by tho evening train. Acting upon in- i~if.i'iictioiis from the Hospital officials hc wus taken charge of by the police- man and returned to Cliurlottctoivi Saturday morniuI»‘I~-°J-

--_-\N A(‘.(`.Il)EN'1‘-lVl|‘. I’. E. F'n.nn-

ing, Siimiiiorsldo, met with n palnfiil nncldont. on Fritlny night last, which will incnpacitutc him from work for Porno time. Ho was returning f\"0m tho Railway Station whore he has

dcllvexeil It number of sample trunks and w cn about to turn in the alley woy to the stable, met another team comlnz nut which forced him to stop

team rather suddenly throwing over the side of shelving of the

breaking n couple of small

in the wrist as woll as sprain- badly.

-ONE CENT per word each lnser-I

tion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Min- imum charge twenty-five cents.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian CMJ he obtained at Lnf1erty’s Tonsor- iul Parlors, Sumrnorside.

-SMELT NETS all sizes Sea Is-I

land Cotton, Scotch Linen-- the right kind and the right. prices at‘ Braces. 1062-10-8M\vs4iEs2i.

-FOR SALE.-A female black sil- ver fox of n large utter 1913. weiil bred of the Rnynor-Tuplln stock.| Price reasonable. Apply to P. O. Box 220, Summerslde. 1576-9-19Mtf.

-FOX AND MINK NETTING.-,l

'Braces have just received still nn- othcr shipment of the famous "RED l.AIll~7Il" quality and can now sup- ply all widths and gauges in 1 and 2 inch mesh. 1962-10-8Mws4iEs2l.

-rnoi>i<1n'rY 'rnANsnnn-1\i'r_ A. (1. Snundr~rs, F-uinmerside, has solil to Mr. I-i. T. Holman who in turn trniisfcrod _the property to Moses lllaguies thc dwclliiif: house and lot. on :-locond Htrcnt, formerly occupied by Mr. Archibald Sliarp.--J.

-TO SATISFAC"I`01’tlLY I-lANlil.l<l ,

our ever-increasing business, wc have found the necessity of remaining open till 7 p.m. nncli _week day. This will commence Monday, October 2-T’.th und will continue t.hi'oughout the fall months up to December 24th. R. T. Holman, Limited.

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WESTERN PEllS0fillL$

-Rev. H. J. Fraser of Summerslde,

returned from Bydney Saturday.--J.

-Mtu Audrey Graves returned to, siimmenide Saturday night from' Identical.-'-J. ~-

~-Mr. Harth Sims, Travellers Rest, Rock Island 131 13 13 whole United States paid cash

left Satllffiay morning for Montor southern Pacific 8'# 88. 88; throughout the panic, the most im-

31\<1 will return tomorrow evenius-- iihinh Phciuc 152 1501 iriii portant of these heihg the ohemichi

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graduated from the U.C.C. Summer-I sid. has acceited n osltlon as

*Miss G1‘1‘lY9 RiClm1'<lB. recently ' ly weathering the storm and refus-

ing to join with the other lustitu-I

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swrwgrciilicr in the Summersidc' loiher banks revehged themselves in- ;..~..°..°..~..;..».,~..'..~..~..;..;..;...

Branch of Gunn Lnuglois Co. uncll cnt:-.red upon her new duties lust' week.-J. E

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[ -Miss Mary Murphy of Middleton ' _ ' '

‘is visiting friends in Emcrulcl.--E. 'fn ‘lc & U t

-Mr. F. P. Murphy, Emerald, wus in the city yesterday and rctiiriivdl home by the afternoon train.-E. '

::'The right way to cure your cough

is to uso Cherry Bark Cough Mirc- ture-a most pleasing preparation that alloys irritation und cures tho] cough. Giinrantccd 25c. and 50c. nl

‘hotf.lc. The Mn.cl(innon Drug Cu.,

Corner Great George and Kent Sta. -Mtf.

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October 11th, 1913.

NEW YORK STOCKS.

U. S. bteel Utah Copper , . . . . . ._.

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MONTREAL BTOCKB.

High Low Close;

l'_li'nZiliu.n Trlictiou 82 785 78§l 'Detroit . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 72 l lloin. Stool (`orp'n 412: Montreal l’o\vi\r icbcl u ii

Slmiviiiltzuu . . . _.. _. Nu salt' *-ipanisli li. (fum 1G} 15; 1\“»} '1‘oi'nnt.o ily.

'l‘win City No sale.

COTTON

High Low Close

Ilccinnbcr _ ._ _,.1328 1311 1311 .luiiiiury 1308 1294 1394 March ... 1314 1298 1208

‘ GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

High Low Close

Doc. Wheat . . . ... 862 R02 Sill

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May Whcnt _ _ "

7l} 7l}§ 70] fill; Gil] 081'; 1980 1575 1975

Moy (Torn ._ Ili-c. (‘.orn Moy l‘ork May Lard 1075 1070 1070

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flnnnclal panic of 1857 fell on "tho unlock thirteenth" of October On

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‘Ann Smelters 631 63§ 631

Copper 71; 701 70|

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‘x W. J. Hanna, Onturlo statesman, ut

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ku Ballirxhlttli liabilities exceeding $300,000,-

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Edward Blake, the distinguished

(lanudiun statesman, was born eighty ,years ago today in Adelaide, Mid- dlesex County, Ont., the eldest son of the Hon. William I-lunic Illoke,

' Chancellor of Upper Cunuilu. Hc‘w'as

educated at Upper (`nnudn. College land the University of Toronto, and was cnllcd to the bar. He was simul- taneously it cnndidntefor election to thc Dominion House and the Ontario House. He became nleadcr in the

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5.1.,;,,;.,;,.;..:.,:,.;,,;,,:,,:,,;,,:,,:”:,,;,,:,,:,,,:,_:_,:, of the Province in_1871-1872. Under

lthe Mackenzie administration he was

Dr. James H. Bnkcr, president of

lment. His octivo connection withl (Ianndiun politics ceased in 1tl92,\vlicn

‘ hc was elected to the British House

of (lommons as a Home Rule member

Mill- G00- Thomas H. Barry, U. S. for an Irish constituency. Hon. Jns.

A., 58 yours nhl tmlny, Younlt, in his “Public Life and Pub-

Augustua W. Willson, former gov- lic Men in Fanatic," wrote of lllnkc:

ernor of Kentucky, 77 years old to- ,“Edwnril Blake belonged to thc him, day. ,r-.nt type nf native Cunudlons, physi-

Rt. Rev. Benjamin J. Kelley, (ln-'cnlIy, intellectually, and morally.

tholic bishop of Savannah, 71 ycurs'0ppon¢\.nts have occasionally spoken 0lge;f;d0i;l "_ I Ch 1 H Bt k of hlm ns being distant and cold.

ton, presldilllt not G)e¢ili'\l!§Bw,1émn‘;’t°un :lint he possessed the warm Irish University, 68 years old today. I gmt' “ml wh” “‘"“° th°“Ehl'- C010-

Liiy 1,,,|,g¢,-y_ Wen known Engng), 'ness arose solely from defective vls- Mtress. 01 years old today. ion. 1 recnii hh incident. which veri-

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Wmmm (-.wud Bmfi) Dmmmmllcnvlng Ottawa at this close nf um

manager of the Providence baseball session, he hui-st out with an excla- tcam, 87 years old today. Imation of deep regret that he was

,“““hl° to how. shake hahah or htm

‘ “ n passing word of leave-taking-nh 1

_f _, was almost continuously doing 1,.-5

' Wear' ,,Lum_e Loom" the numerous Ottawa and other uh<i¢niifof°mii.f»¢sah. ""’““' "°,,°“°“°°° *° m°°=» "uw ' They arefeaiher light and |""‘“"° "" "° °““‘- "mv eyesight

1848, and received his education nt Bates College.

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the _University of Colorado, wns ` G'"_\‘?"“l- 'H10 in 1878 hc bccnmn Oppo- '“ )\ bum in }-1m~m(my’ Mew get 13_ lsition lcadcr in the Tominlon Parlin-' _

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Middlesex, Ont., 1862; and of Sit' Hugh Montague Allen, steniusblp mngnate, bunker und financier, in Montreal, 1860; and of Sir J. Wil- llum Dawson, Canadian geologist, at Plctou, N. S., 1820. The liuttlo of Queenston Heights, in which Sir Is- aac Brock was .killcd, wus louglit ou

this dotc in 1812.

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