N' il-6181,, epfee l Without ad- ulteration,&>erfeet1y blended. On? lip. ya-Il then your verdict; if ‘t isnt better than any you ve been buying at the sameiprice, no mgtter where, send, t hack. ‘
F_re_`s,li_Creanr " '
_- _Every morning
_Wcbstcr & McKay.
Cor.`Kent and Gr. George Sta
` principal of the Charlottetown Business
WHEN
C. students were very handsome as well
_ ,as valuable. '
WANT
Something dainty for tea and haven't time to bake, just call at our bskery and you can get what you need at small cout.
STEWART,
Ecurgg 551531 land carried ii bouquet of carnations. Baker Belt Bread. ‘The bridesmaid was attired in
W _ the ceremony the happy couple drove to
ithc home of the bride`s parents where a_ I sumptuous supper wni partaiion of. A
Sold in every large city ‘ pleasant evening was spent and Mr. n_nd
M'.W' d totl'f`i.'l _
CELE iul:Narx;l!fe(I;Trorv:,eve Tlilceeuprelheliiltl; 3:;
HA-rbv many and valuable. The Guardian ex-
Weeks & C0-» S013 age’-`lfSv l tends congrntulai ions.
|Rev. R. W. Stevenfon, Charlottetown.
‘Miss May Cairns, Freetown was brides-
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arrived in the eity 'last evening lona
tri.; visit to his pa is Ti, m and ' 'i'n.ylor.5_ , _ nl" ’ _(I ,°-“_ _ Folks nt"Home." l This beautiful negro melody by the Meister Male Quar- T-°l'l'° "'l_l»11‘lJl\Y\io accompaniment, without the bl"lJ0. The treat ol your life.
V Tal finest combination everhere. Hear the Meisters assisted by Miss Etheiilenry énteriainer and Rowland Henry in humorous musical sketches, Oct. 6th and 7ih in Market Hail. -'
A. Minus Fnssmi, the agent for the
Smith 1’remier'and New Century Type- wrtcr, Halifax, writes L_ B, Miller
College that he will again offer Gold- Medals to the best students operating the above rained machines. Those given by Mr. Fraser last year to the C B'
THE niarriage took place, Tuesday even-
ing lu the North River Baptist Chnrch of Leigh H. Warren and Miss Marion Mc Phee, eldest daughter of Allan McPhee. North River. The church was n’cely de-
corated with iiutumn leaves and potted plants, the ceremony being performed by
maid and the grooms brother Gordon C. Warren, supported him. The bride/ was gowned in n. suit of cream cloth
white orgindie,and carried flowers. After
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Its false economy to spend good lnoney on cheap furs-its really throwing good monev away. Dissatisfaction and trouble always follows the buyers of cheap furs.
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We fully guarantee every fur that leaves our store-
guarantee that it will he exactly as we say in every respect.
Ladies' Astrachan Coats $17.00. $32-00. $34.00. $40-00.
548-00. $54.00-
L`u'dies‘ Coon Costs, 555 00 and 560-00- Men's Coon Coats, $38.00. $42-00. $48-00. 555-00-
A Superb Line of
W-hen. You Buy FUHS BUY -lillilil FURS
‘ T Weeks’ ._ nniufn Guaranteed
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or. wiiium N. .Taylor-,' bmw refill--_1~u@i..i=gn»nxv°¢i.=rmni¢ii¢' ..¢~o.iii
`Morrow,(St Catherines. A bca-itlful
all with best wishes for Mr. Morrow and his amiable bride n beauti- ful collection of valuable presents te-ti-
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tide will be high this afternoon' at 2.85 and tomorrow morning at 2.04.
TBI National- Women's Council will meet here next July. Miss Anderson is Vice President for this Province.
AT the' Police Court Edward Murphy
was lined $5 or thirty days. James Power drunk. disorderly and assaulting police officers got 8 days remand. '
Rav. G. M. Campbell of Centenary. Oli reil`;'StI John, has been called to Queen Square Church in the` same city( and Pleasant Street Church, Truro.
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AMONG the passengers from the east yesterday to take in the 'Exhibition were Charles McEaohern general merchant Summerville, and Spencer Moar, New Perth. `
FARMERS should remember that the iioover po ato dlgger will be tested on the farm of James Shaw, (late Charlcs Palmer's farm) this morning at 9 o'clock lsharp. Everybody is asked to see it working.
SOMETHING of great ii teiest to lovers
of animal life is being shown by John McQuiiid at Carr's Livery Stn.h'e. A cat has adopted a number of pups and shows them the same affection that it would to young of its own kind. , E
-IN Tin Guardlan's horse report yest r- day it was stated that the first pr ze draft mare or gelding was' sired by Lucky .lack and owned by' Grorge Handrnlisn. This is incorrect as she was sired by Lucky Lad ani is owned by Alexailder Matlieson,"I'hnerald.~ '
DURING this week the Rog:rs Hard- ware Co., Ltd. prepay the freight on steel 'ranges and stoves to cash buyers. This iirm`s display at the -Exhibition ivan greatly admired. Their conspicuous ad of "stoves" on the last page of yesterday’s issue inadvertently appeared without their signature.
Rav. W. A. MASON, oil Port Hill, leaves
this morning for East' River, St. Mury's, Pictou County, to 'attend the funeral of his father, William Mason, of t' at, place. The deceased gentleman was 80 years of age and much respected. Rev. Mr. Mason received notidcationiby telegram. He will at/end the Synod at Plctoubsfore returning to Port Hill. -’ _
THE Good Teniplrirs of K’nrsboro, assisted by the members of Eastern Gem Lodge, North Lake, held a very su cessful public temperance 'meeting at Kingsboro, Thursday evening last. Alarge and appre- ciative audience was in attendance; and listened with pleasure and prwfit, to r ne of the best temperance programs rendered for some time, which consisted of the following numbers.
Opening Ode. ~ _
Speech by '._‘ S Robertson.
Recitntion hy Myrtle Mu Dona`<l.
Speech by J E Diugweil. Recitation by Ella Rose.
Chorus by Gle-1 Club.
Recltntion, by Ethel Rose. D aloguc, Tne First Glass by Dramatic
Club. ,
Recitatioii by Ada Fraser. Song hy the Misses McDonalds Monu-
logue, the, Bridal Winecup.
Duett, The Diu`nkard‘s March.:
Speech by J H Baker. -
Recitation hy Ainanda McDonald, Dialogue, Lenpyeiir in the village.
Recitati n by Lulu Rose,
Quartette, Tired.
Song and Recitii.t’on by Alfred Rose.
Closed with National Anthem.
The marriage of Thomas A Morrow of
St. Catherines and Miss Martha Ja/ie Goroeatt, South Shore, Sent. 28th was the occasion ofa very attractive home wed- ding at the residence of the brir1e`s piir ents., The ceremony was performed by Revi M H Mzlntosli. Prof. Welsh citv played thelwedding march The nupt als were celebrated in the presence of _only the near relatives of the bride and i room. The br de was very becomingly attirezl in algown nf appropriate white material with silk and applique trimming and was unattended. The bride is the eldest dnudhterof George Goroeatt, Esq. South l" Shoreand lhe gr ram, son of John nt
wedding supper was among the ogre able features of the occasion after the evening was enjoyably spent all went their ways
'-t,Soll~ Coal fm-
Gsoninl.. Mimrar, gene:-nl pmduoe
. bu lucas' m h *, l ‘m€h ‘Mdml1y is Tile lthl; _guest of Peter and Mrs, McGrath.
was no boat from Boston last
rrirht owlnauto the change in the Haliiax iunhing by the Ollvette going off the ser vice.` The Halifax will arrive Monday night.
ANOTHIB 100ii house greeted Prof.
Faris last night at th'e Pirates of Penzance. The performance was as enjoyable nsthe previous night and that is saying much.
A Couvamis bicycle was [stolen or
otherwise taken from' the front. door of The Guardian Office on Wednesday Ilight. Anyone knowing its whereabouts will confara favoi\' in leaving word at this office. " ..»‘-= I
Tris: attendance at the Tcai-iiei-s’ Con vention yesterday was much larger than the previous day. In the morning Dr. Fletcher gave nn uiimirablc address and R. H. Campbell Suminerside read an eicellent paper. The evening meeting was high class musi ally and intellectual- ly, rn eloquently address by Rev. P. C. Gauthier' being a-prominent feature. An extended account will appear tomurmw.
- AT the Lyceum Theatre the Harrington -Zevu. Comedy Co, pleased a good sizid audience. The performance con." t of Vanderville and moving iiictux-ex’iof Barrington in his Mesmcrie and Magic.1 feats kept the audience amused as well as mystiiied. Dr. ltiescn in his Dutch speci..lty was funny and the Comedy ,juggling of Zcvn was served in a unique as \vell its interesting iiianner thc ainiimt» ograph in moving pictiires and illustrate' songs ivgs ably manpulatcd by iial K. Chapman l\Imle Zenith. in the elcctrifiii transflrmat on dance was heartily applauded, her costume and efll-cts being ofa superior nature :ind griiccfully pre- sented. Altoghter the pei‘fornianK:c was a. thorouglily presented artistic success. The compiinv remains tonight with an entire charge of pmmiiu.
“lt Cured me of
. itching Piles.”
There can be no Stranger Recommendation for Dr. Chase°s Ointment.
The experierce of Mr. Glldart is simi lar to that of thousands of our fellow- c\un'rymen whn recognize in Dr. Chase's Ointment the only actual cure for piles.
Mr. John C. Gildart, Pros~er Brook,
Albert C 1., N. B., writes:-“The box of pr. Chase's Ointment I used was worth many dollars to me for it cured me of itching piles. I rim thankful to say that li s~i than one b-ix made a complete cure. You can use this letter for the benefit of other sufferers and if any care to writ~ for more definite psriieulsrs about my osse I will gladly answer them." '
Dr Chassis Olrirmenr., (lf) cents ii b'ix, at
all déslfrs, or E lmanson, Bates di.: Coin- pany, Toronio. To protect you ngsinsl. imltstlons, the portrait and signature of Dr. A W Ch-isc, the famous receipt book
author, are on rvery box.
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Rapid calculations, arith-
metic, correspondence, com- mercial iaw and orthogranhy are taught at the Union Com n :reid College 23 dw rf-
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Made from the world's best wheat "°¢'.'.I"°.i.='$"wl..“"
by the world's best mailing milled. - me bee sims, new is on world. Maker the best bread-die best biscuit!
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that this is ,the best dren
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woman? to knoii how ,ff '
and attractive our _
stock is.
We’ve` so-'many lr_°iniils~-°-_'\"» »
for outing, for street wear, for ‘ G
evening use-almost endless l
range of prices. _ I
Dress Goods at 25c, 35c,
45c, 55c and up. `
Suitings a specialty.
Co'ine in today and let
us show you.
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(led life.
lies pl inly to the populnrity and esteem in which the bride vias held by a‘l hir acquaintancef. All join in wishing the happy couple a long and prosperous wed-
Never spoils 1 baking.
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Some Dealers Think A Thcy Have a Mlonopoly
of Buying Furniture /
Let them think so, it does nobody 'any hav/ and it
pleases them But for fear the public might/../_ led away
by their extravagant utterances, we humbly rise to remark,
that we have been and are still buying from almost every manufacturer in this broad Dominion-and further we are
content to sell at a much smaller profit than most people ask_ We would like the opportunity of showing you our furniture,
and would like you to compare. and we think we can con-
vince you that what we say is _true.
John Newson.
<*“~_-. l-`--sed-
Pianos. Organs.
Sewing Machi- nes.
We 'are direct importers of above
named goods.
All our goods are from the manu-
facturers drect. We do not buy old goods from anybody.
Our pianos_are among the highest
grade pianos in the war d, as ii own ythe medals they have won. Our organs are made bythe most reliable organ maker in Canada and have been sold throughout the world' since 1332.
Onr_Sewing Machines are all made
of chilled steele with ball bearin I, and doublt feed. Our NEW Holllfh allowed to be _the best Sewing Machine today offered on the market.
Our prices do not vary. We have
but one price for one kind of pods.
V_Ve ask an honest Jzrioe for each
article and cannot aBor to take s third off to make a sale. Call at
ATTRACTIUNS ,
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at Exhibition and see our goods or at our ware-rooms, K_ent St. pen each night of lkhibition, where you will hear some choice music.
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is an absoluielz pure soap made by the inous "Mar- gerison” of England. People who used it prefer it to almost
any other kind. ' it is espec- ially recommended for child-
renls use, beeonbe of its purity
and soothing qualities.
Price ioc A cake.
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For Repairs of all Kinds.
Changes in Heating etc- Founders. Mu chiniets nr\d_§Boilermeliers.
Manufacturers of
ENGINES, BOILERS, TANKS, ETC.
inc' Charlottetown Foun- dry and Machine C0.
7-17 dwtl
Q' i=i~ioNi=; 15. P. o. sox 4ii_
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
when you come to see the Exhibition
don’t fri to see our display of Phdloe in the main building up stein. l
_ Se sure and allow time to have nr_ photo taken while attending Exnbi- tion and use them for Xmu presents.
Our aiudio ir opposite the north aide
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bothéélliggviilizhd America: :°h.'yi», so m e t th pai; . tending the eqnnlfibllfionie f 1:1 Tarn; ¢1¢¢iu¢_. visit iu_md ne our work. l veu¢_im1y;_. » 4' r i
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