0C'l`°l"¢3'9» 1903 'mn turner nnws- THE CHA~RLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ' msc or am; - pA¢g FIVE

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PROWSE BROS LTD. '

Charlottetown'a Big Departmental Store.

Paris for Millinery Styles

Prowse’s for Stylish Millinery

Yesterday

witnessed the first of our

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ter millinery for this sea: son. It was the greatest and grandest display that we have ever had.

fhedisplay

of beautiful A in e rica n Model Hats not an indis- criminal lot of freakish aff- airs that no sensible wo- man would wear but a cheerfully sel ected collect- ion of pracr

lcal _Hats -' 'ats charming in style and exclusive eleg-

ance to be sure but of a character that will appeal to

women of refined taste. These are the sorts of Hats

into which the American Milliners put their best

efforts. N0 wonder the ladies of Charlottetown

were dc lighted with them .

-.‘.`-icle by side with these imported models are the

creations of our own Milliners and no worthier com-

pinion for them could be found anywhefe. Like al

Hats these are iiiarked by a charming individuality

that makes theni irresistably attractive. Of course

prices--as is always the case here--are exceptional

ly moderate

Miliiirry' Trimmings,

It will be an easy matter for you to choose fash

ionable trimmings for _'sour Hat from the splendid assortment we have ready for you.

Whatever’s new and up-to-date is included in the

collection O, t 'ich p uines and tips in black white and

illl the leading shade conibir-ation 75c. up to $1509

each.

A fine variety of trininiing birds from 50c up,

Fancy breasts 5oc. up. Note We would kindly urge the ladies to 0;-der

their Millinery as early as possible to insure delivery of saute vhen wanted.-

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THE QUEEN S COUNTY GUARDIAN]

Head Offices ln New Prowse Block---Charlottetown.

Rev. R. J. . Gillis, St.. Peters, .was

in the City yesterday. Police Court yesterday.

Rev. H. E. Thomas, City, wal 'ni The temperature registered sixty-

There was nothing before the Cit

Passenger to York yesterday. 'two degrees yesterday. ,

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The steamer Halifax arrived in

T. O. Calely and wife of Winnipeg!

,port here last evening at ten. twenty. -, are visiting in West Royalty. '

I The steamer Northumberland uriv- _ed in Charlottetown at eight-thirty ,last night. l Fleck Young of 'rits senonua rep- er Comman-y, St. John, N, B" gg in the city.

Af" the P0liCe Court yesterday two

W**d“9F-‘lay afternoon a tire caused

The lollcwins registered at the

lure and novelties of all kinds which included some hnndsome ideas in Silk. lace and wool scarves, veils et: bought for the mu node -by Mr. Pat- on while in Europe and which reflect with credit on the excellent taste of the l:-nyer, as the articles in question while delightfully dainty in textnrs and color are ~-most~servlceable. The

" an-illinery department, the centre of

attraction, w-as simply 'beyond descri- Dtion, as the hats were artistic crea- tions which would hnve to be seen to be appreciated, their being i~.‘. least forty or more different styles all of them being most. becoming' shapes as many of the ladies presvrzt. last night found out to their pleaaur ‘. The showing is to be continued t - day.

SHIPP?NG NEWS.

Entered--Oct. 6-Sloop Katie ani

Ella, Vancumher, Tldnish; S. S. Bonaventure, Fraser, Montreal- Schr. Chas. Haskill, Mattabel, 'Ti ~ tnmagouche; S. S. Kilkeel, l"i

_ worthy, Port Hastings. Cleared-Oct. 6-Sloop Katie s .R

Ella-, Vnncumher, Baie Verte; S. rl.

i worthy, Pt. Hastings; S. S. Ulb r-

ty, Murphy, Picton.

Ho s, ont . I Cleared-Oct. I7.-S. S. Cacouna,

Holmes, St. John's, Nlld.; S. Li. Datreid, Stcenson, Bt. John’e,Nfl1. Entered-Oct. 8-Schr. Champion,Orr,

liichibucto; Schr. Alexander, J. Orr, Richibucto; Schr. Helen Stew- art, Miller, Sydney; Schr. Maple Leaf, Fraser, Richlbucto; Stun. Omega, Irving, Richibucto; -‘l.hi. Raeburn, Beck, Sydney; Sehr. sir Wilfrid, Roberts, Picton; Sctr. North America, Sutherland, bfcrth Sydney; Schr. Three Bells, Murmy, Sydney; Schr. G. C. Kelly,L-eHl»\nc, Sydney; Schr. Minnie Bell, '|'lioi.-p- son, Northport; Schr. Invi:‘.u1,llon- erts, New York.

Cleared-Oct. 8.-Schr. Maple l.cal_

Fraser, Richibucto; Behr. t‘tr\¢-.gn., Irving, Picton; Behr, Blr Wilfrid, Roberts, Picton; Behr. Minnie lull, Thompson, Noriihport.

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ipnegenger to Gtorgetown yesterday. ‘

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iigunke were let out on bail to nppearl -w

ll m0l‘l1lDi'- Mrs. Il. A. McD<viialil mid her sister ~

IM ss Mclsnuc of this city were pne 3

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ty Minister of Magma and Fish”-rap

‘B in the City- q Any reafietr dwho reeciye a dirty or

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1 Divine service will he held next' illiiirtgnsrdian, wlllph,or(iierm;yf,:_i:.s(;x,.e ;__

lgplibath at Brookfield' 11 and Clyde ithe management by forwarding same

ver Presbyterian Church ng 3_ promptly; no the Isubsicription depart- |

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Mrs. Arthur Wright, New Dommionlggezintwbgnrgturid niiiiii e paper Wm `

and Mrs. Hugh MacMillan, New I-Inv, ----- l en. are the guests of Mrs. M. Miller-,3 An enthusiastic meotinz of the lib. SYdll€Y- eral electors of Vernon River poll lm... rr... .‘:°“‘.::.l:f"2“ .§;"xf.

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Northumberland lgst ni‘ggli¥swer2yJ3|:_;l?3,;,s,£,,.,,_L.1e routine whrk viiii:=ti-En-l Messervey from Cape Breton, and aisncted. alter which short addresses °"m”°' °f "ll`l1l9¢¢l`S from che Synod were delivered by George W. McPhee, ‘W Tfllrv- P. M. Brother.-.', the chairman and

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gi' a defective flue in the roof of The 90t1h birthday of Albert H. u:`““Vl_u€_l‘lCll0C-1. was extinguished by Yates was celebrated on Wcdnesday`

e neighbors an-il pupils, before much at the home of his daughter, Mrs.',‘

damage WHS d0Iie. Walter James, Napier drive, Grand-`

_ -- view. Mrs. James and Mrs. Beckman

Pl`~'D8.l`at10iiB are almost finished are daughters of Mr. Yates, residing

for two days horse racing to taklelin Vancouver, ond the family gather- place on the Charlottecown Exhihi-iing to cele'.‘1rate-this unusual anniver- tion Association grounds on Oct. Zllsary of ninety years, was nn enjoy- Sl3» and 22nd. The promoters are en-lable one.-Vancouver World. Sept. de“V0l`lllg 'fo secure excursion rates 10th ultimo-. For almost a lifetime fmm H11 Points on tne P. E. I. Rail- Mr. Yates resided und did business in Wray. This will certainly make two Charlottetown. Where he has many E95* ‘lille for the capital. friends.

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fA RIGHT Corset can make a poor

tains one of the best

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Bonnvists, Fraser, st. Joim's,Nr1;. ‘e ' ' _ |,

- Schr. Chas. Haskill, Mattnbel, ' .-,_

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Entered-Oct. 7--Schr. Brilllu.nt,H..i- i

ley. Newcastle, N. B.; S. S. Dagei l,

Steensen, Montreal; S. S. Cacou.:.\, -

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and a 25 cent box 'of ji

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ANNOUNC QMENTB.

'Dreyfus trial at The Star tonllhf- _.__-

"rnm wui in a nina-ai mtv tbl' evening. All are invited.

‘Paton & Co's milllnery and Autumn opening continued this morning.

’Attenticn ll called to C. L10" 5 Co. coal ad which llliearl il f-llli issue.

*Liberal -Rally in New Committee rooms upstairs in Market: lnuildlll this evening I o'elock. 10-91111.

'A Liberal ral-ly will be held in the new Committee rooms upstairs in the Market building adjoining 1\h¢Bo\rd of Trade Rooms this evening, com- mamnciag at I o'ci'ock'. Speeches will

be delivered by prominent muttere-

oi the Liberal party. All are cordial- ly invited to attml. -

:Tho Patriot stain that heavy

frost visited Georgetown last month, but by reading between the lines we have coma to the conclusion it had reference to political frost. At pre- sent we are not much interested in the political situation-but lust night .iid Jack trout loft a reminder behind, ln the shape of alot of damazofl tc- fnatoes. Fortunately all day ie'ai,ur- -lay wo had alot of hands picking, md we saved slams share of rm itock but ao we have large crrlrra for shlpvp1n¢, our stock ‘will soon be exhausted. However for tnls wut there will not be any advance on pu- vioue prices. Green tomatoes for 60 ch. per bushel, 16 cts. par peek. on- ions (red and white) 4° lb., 10 its. for 80c, wholespfco at usual price. secure a supply at prtent low prices, shortly there will not be any to

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he had at any price J. J. Gay ap,

Snappy Snaps

A ginger snap is no good

unlees it is snappy. That is the kind we sell.

Aways fresh and go od

Telephone zu.

D. STEWART.

ECLIPSE BAKERY new sen amd

_ Ira Brown, city, returned yesterday

from n, visdt to Stanley Bridge, U _

Mrs. W. W. Jenkins, city, was a

H. Beer representing the Mc- ,

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'1‘he millinery opening at Prowse

,Queen Hotel last night: Captain Wil- Bros Ltd., yesterday and last even- li8-m Richards, Bideford; J. S. Mc- ing was nn event of pleasure to the -WWB-ld. Mass.; H. J. Jard, Parahoro; ladies of Charlottetown who were 4'- M- Clark, Summerside; Benj. Gal-lpresent in large numbers to ace the ll?-llll. Bloomfield; A. vllishnrv, City; superb showing which the nrm’s ar- B. W. Mclliiw-en, St. Peters; B. .7. and tistic milllners had produced. 'I‘hc Mrs. McKinnon; Rev. Ewen McDo1ald,lsty1e and individuality of their milli- lo 1-¢=fll”Y; E. J. Anderson, St. John,'nery is most pleasing while the urti- land L. W. Henniessey, Montreal. istlc blending of the beautiful shades‘

--- used is such as only artirss Ian turn

It is esti~mn1;erl that over ilfteeniuut. The goods in the other diflcrent_

ll““d"9¢l Persons were in attendanceldirpartxnents were all diiilltlly Brfshs' ati Paton & 'Co's millinery open~lng` cd for the opening. and a great many lost evening. The store looked magnil charming articles were shown in H .iicent with the dainty trilmmlngs, rich very suggestive and tempting manner.

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Chocolates V

. that Moirs cho<‘0lH‘f€S

are pure and good; bf!- Sides our packages .GTC very attractive and corr-

_assortment on the mar-

ket.

` If von have not tried “Moirs” be sure and

buy a box tonight.

Fresh shipment just

received.

i & 50 centHat Brush

For I5 cents

5 cents buys a I0 een »

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scrub

dna-.for Io cents-

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lied Ron Meeting, Lodis Pi‘ll\°° ldwarh B. 0. lit. Tuesday, October

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:Notion to our patrons. Abit 01°

nleslady or salesman for your bill lt will entitle you to vote in Pt\ton's election contest. See today's nd.-

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:For pickling our German Bi'l»\\d

Essence of Vinegar cannot be excelled We also have a choice stock of Pl¢\‘

ling spices, cloves, red pGplP0l'0.

ltmnurlc, mace, etc. Try no for

Lolo: wants in this line. Geo. E-

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The mail train arrivedilast evening. Tl1° dredge Prince Edward is a

at eleven fifteen. work at Pownal.

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The Buaioat Store on Charlottetown'a Busiut `StIest.

Ovcll 88. m. too p, m. . Friday, 9th,°ot ' Q

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l` O IT ISN’T ntccessary to spend the price l ` of a house and lot in order to own hand- some furs This season we've a specially fine range of fnrs at moderate figures. And they're lraiitlsrm e, freasy durable pieces too. Neclrpieces, niutfs etc, away below your ex- pectation iu cost..

A Mari-.tot tie sixty inches long, satin lined

this is considered one of our beets values at. .

Another Marmot tie, tipped with white

Ermine, satin lin d, sixty four inches long...... .'.................Price $6.50.

A dark Mink Marmot stole, satin lined.

has ten tails is fifty six inches long. Price $8.50

A nice ruff is* in Ohio Sable, twenty

seven inches long, fur on both sides and trininied with six tails.. . . . . . .Price 7 .75

A nice squirell tie is sixty six inches

long, grey .satin lining . . . . . . . . . . . .9.5o

Alaska sable ruff fifty four inches long,

satin lined, trimmed with six tails two

head and claws .,,__.l:§xce.ptionally goo-;l value at. . . . . . 21.00 .

Something decide ly new is a beauti-

fully striped Mink Cravat, crossed at the neck with a large..l1ead and two clayvslforty four inches long, fancy satindiniiig and pointed ends . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .Price 34.75

35 oo 37,50 47.50 52.53 57.50 worth zo per cent more. ‘

_ Another one in Ohlo Sable is fifty six inches long, doubled fur trimmed with four large tails and two heads. . . _ . . .9 75

` Marmot Caperine has large turn up °01_l2ir of double fur, has long stole ' nds and finished with eight large tails. .Price 14.00

Another one is Alaska sable sixty inch es

long, double fur around the neck wide ends satin lined also trimmedl with heads and tails...... ..... ......26.oo

Better grades of furs in every sort of good style probably the finest range of good

miuks in the Province. Head qua‘l'ters for Corestine coats, which can be had here at

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Frock Good, But a Good 'Frock cannot hide a

WRONG Corset.

NEW FASHIONS CALL MORE '1`ljIANiEVER

for slenderness-for long, supple lines and un-

accentuated curves. With _every autumn suitn and costume grace of figure is essential. Even the woman inclined to plumpness can have the correct lines of hip and bust, the flat back and pliant waist now considered desirable if her _Corset is

RIG \ L`.

A Corset here to ,make cveryligure right.

HD & A” “B& I” and “ P.C”. the three best

Canadian Corsets allow a range of choice that pro- vides the needful for every figure.

Tl e .e splendid Corsets have Parisian style, [and

Canadian thoroughness--better than imported corsets costing one half more--to twice as much. .Soc 75c $l.oo $l.25 $l.75 $2 50 $3.45

Ask to see the famous “Moormac” dollar corset

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` ask to see the “Lady Curzon” at $1.2 5 ask “to see

‘Duchess” at $2 50 ask to see the “D & A. form

Prince Edward Island’s formost glove

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store welcome your inspection of hundreds of pairs of new French kid gloves, Perrins and Rcynier’s best makes.

COUNTESS is a daintily made two

cigsp glove, tans and black, se‘f points,

nos: stores sell same grade for $1.z5$lo‘\)i6 Ifi5°|_fA'§;sL is a fine French kid glove of the quality most stores sell at $1. 50 _it _is

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tans, browns, black, white and fancy colours

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E A glove of superlativeexcell- as beautifully made and perfect 111 fl-

en`t_`~id fastener, tans, black etc, in order to

is ahead of the procession we offer “P » _ . . . . I. finegtvve at....... .. 5

A k`d `0ves in black, tans, bI°WU5»'“°V)£v§l::‘i"‘”u gm” ,

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New Yarns

Today

For the ladies who

knit \\'e’ve made ready

a great showing of yarns from England and Germany -

Berlins in A and 8

fold-A n dalusian.

Shetland Zephyer Cyp.

rus, Rutland, Beehive Ivanhoe. Queen, Geri

niantown, Black and

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