THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN, SEPTEMBER 15 19o5

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_:_ . , ,u _-- . , -._--_ m_ . ,,__,_,_, _,- _ __._ .ions an Bidsinni n his ~h i

,n,¢i|BaitlLlil|motlmsma;-wool

,,_,,,,,,.suaaii»aiiauu|uecan. ~- -' -- - v 1¢somallnlloltl|U.i>\\l'l\-|llli°°l|lli¢l7

f ~ - ' - ed last night from a visit to Halifax.

Rav W H sim Mas. Srssucn return

lu' mg waxing palollll, Us the &o,hosd, :_ una. an °= W1 1; “pmt bs sand by outward applies-5 _J-

Omces in New Prowse

Block-Charloltgfgwn A J .muium si tha P s.1 R ia isis up

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J- Huiiiiwi M. P., returned to Souris

Injury to his lag caused by a weight

'rar Princesa arrived isnt highest uio “nm” ""1 '°' '

"°" "‘°“" 'Fiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiii3‘< "fi“’."`°` if 2

“W|_..Y¢hg blood llllllf II! M Sho lm- yes wr", kb which lt II dnb. PR

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Hood’=S=r=.°1>°rill° "1,

Hrs cured the most psrslstentlnd dliiloalt nigi

um. Accept no substitute tor Hoods; no F" substitute lots like it.

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'LY afternoon.

or. H. A 'l`sN'roN returned last night a visit to Toronto. .

iuinrr Ilennsiisou returned pm, it iroiii ii visit to Sydney.

ANKLIN Bovran, Southport, returned

i*\Sif iliidit from a tx-ip to Toronto.

1~'r. F1Ni.A\"soN and Steward Lantx

ofthe Mliito came to the city last night.

Jasiss B. Russ, Snmmirsiile, was re-

sin 1 1 _

gidrer nttioQueen Hotel yesterday

ns. Roiirxirr Bi-:anis-ro and Miss

Mutzgle Bcnirstn returned last night from ‘

and

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Frid

the express at ii.l’J5. RF

Ll. visiting delegates are invited to I

Reception Ten at Y. M. G. A. Hall this B ae

ay evening 6 to 7.3!) p. ln. "lla 0

m' leaves

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S. tom

connriernarfs horse mn away on

B r Queen yesterday at noon. A man ' ' and a woman were thrown out but not

` Rav. J. Wssu will preach D. V. at seriously injured.

Grandview Baptist Church on Sunday M, 17th, lnst. at 3 p. in. and D. J.Maol’herson in h

‘at 7 p. K

Missrzs Kate and Louise Martin of tooontlnue her hospital studies there

ss Mano Paxrr, who has been visit- er parents C. E. and Mrs. Priili,

W. W. Lonoz, goss to Oxford, N

is expected that Prince Louis of nburg on the flagship Drake with ther worships will arrive hero about

Fiumir WoNN.\oo~ri~, formerly oi Char- noon on Sunday.

lottetown, but for the past three years in A

Calgary, is homo on u visit to his old Lo

irianii W”

this morning oi i return to Roxbury

orrow where he will exchange

Osrr. Renato Mullihnsn l s°,,m,_y du _ ‘dm .0 mmm 5:1513; iznday with mv hu- rs.-has ni

Rr:

Pu ra ed in

v. G. Ii. Wiirra and daughter return- Belfast were passengers by the CIW of Si- Uikiii fl'0lll 11 Vlliit i/0 U10 Difilel' DN' London yesterday for West River on a Chirac

sms will be no service in St. .7ohu's

Whoes e_y , und

Jas. & winter service.

1i1iir:I~`i'rz<ii-:1u\i.i1 returned Inst night i 1 Quebec where he has been attending ‘ ‘

Refined

Apple GUY .lo1iN.s'i~i>N1i, 'l‘ri\vellli_1g Freight .cider Ageht. C. P. It., Si.. .iolii1, came to the cityi

(Non-alcoholic-) _

1 B, b Tnr: Minto is on the slip at Picton,

ergoiniz rcpnirs in preparation for , the l

yestcril ay.

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Water Street, fm;

will

of t D

dache Cure) so well known through- Gm,

T nes

`out the Province.

Rr'

visit to Mrs. A. McLanchian. the “

Tm, remesenmuvc of B_ N_ Rahman" Cumming, who has gone oli'tho Island.

dt Co. Conticooke, Que , is in the ciiy and In

r ~ A df=V0i/0 U18 MXL i0W "BYU *-0 iiiil' West Kent School, leaves next Monday

hlbatlns. from house to h0\we.S1\mi>les for Montreal whsrs hs wiii anuu- upon

hc faiunus Zuma tablets (Japanese seco d year work in medicine ai, Mc.

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V. FRANK KELLY. im Pierrr Millil-. thc auction sale of the property of Capt.

J. Yho, late Vice Principnl ol

bid was accepted yesterday at

Next, Queen Hotel. me An,,|,,,,m Sy“°d_ arrived Inst ntght on n visit to Bump] M¢M|||,m M, the 109,, of p,-,nee

'his homo MPO- H0 WIIB |l000ln~ St. The hiizhestolferoi tho Plnz Ilouso

A. E. Arm Mus. Monuisnu returned panied by George Hunnessey who was @2700 by Miss M¢,1ul|||,m,p,.in;\e 5t_

lust night vl`i\ the I’rlncsss from ii visit to _ has been called home by the lllncss M '

New liruuswlck and Nova. Scotia. ‘of his mother Mrs. Michael Hennessey H

litilitlrniuiuhii- _

W_ E_ S-|~Rm.(.H, Long Creek has ,.e_|:l_;ged_ spells ng ° M S G H Elhcrc they will spend the winter. Mr.

|,ur|,e(| from B ¢,|,,.ee mamma' vlan M, W|n_‘ lis will accompany them and will spend

FARM FOR SALE- nipeg_ Am., ,,,.,,{,»,g the best of the great ' REV A- A. MCLEOD. f01'"10l‘iY Di Pfiflw three or four weeks touring the west be

SH", ,_,,,:fe,,s u,e|,°m,,|,md_ Edward Island, and for fifteen years fo,-e|,|,. ,»eg,u,-“_

missionary to the Telngus under the T I 0 F L, I dl Ontnrlohoard and Mrs McLeod, whose "E ' ' "9" e"B'w"’ ‘Vere “"2" "U

' diy!

-_- li, -~lb if i-afor solo his fnrin con- _\\'c

-ii-""' iii' '.""'l'i"‘.:`l‘,i;',‘.‘.°.““ .‘::...i£:: ‘£‘.i::.“:.'.¥..i

'nr-1. I. - ‘ 1- ,. ` gllll)iolllm'l`li1iliii1rilsluaiiiglisuiwufculnvi Im' Q' S' Guy

tIiii1.biiililiiins izund. bold with or wltiioni, Crapaud tomorrow morning iit seven Ihrst term in India extended over fifteen Hifi' ""‘ff' g,“‘"`“”°’ o’clock nnil tn Vernon River Bridge 011 'years, sailed from Vancouver, D. C., on °“"° B“ "' 0 D Mclillll.l.AN Monday 1norni11gat10o‘olook. [the ith inst by Empress of China for 1" i'

:India vm me ,,,.,,s,,_ M,._ Mc]-mud afternoon. A large number took ndvnn-

_ contributes $400 to his own nupport year- “Ke

pnssml with distinction in thc mntricu- .]y_ The balance is c0u,_,.|buted by the JOSE,_":M(,I,HEMDN'U|Kg'who has been

British C'0i\\mi'iB Bllliiifiils- 'U19 MCLBOIIH homc for the past few rlsys attending the thus become the first foreign missionaries funemlof his fm_hu,- the lam Neg Mc. of tlio British Columbia U0l\V¢Y\ifi0l1 “H501” Phcrson leaves this morning on return to

Un town Iioynlty.

iW‘J‘iif- _ A1.P.xJ\Ni1Im MUKAY, Emerald, has

_--rw-°-*_-_= lation cxniuinntions at Dalhousie, stand-

ing :ini in his class. Friends look for n

m bright cnrecr for Mr. McKay at Daliiousic.

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of Lnnilon goes to

A D ’ Tiii-:im were over 50 passengers up me o"l"“`l° 'ward'

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Wcsi. River ports

st River by the S. S. City of London

yc.=atci'<liiyi1ftornooi1. She brought from

qunglinugs, Ilircascs cggs and 2 beef

cattle.

Rrzv. D. Mvliuhn, Mt. Herbert and Rev.

J. Mi.-Dougull rctnrneil lust night from

Tm: funeral of the late Nell McPherson th” Electric R""W“Y'

of Ulgg which took placeyesterdny morn- A

yeslfriiily 1% img” inR il`°lIl ill!! il\i-B l'€SiflBiw6 £0 V0I`ll0¥\ Fmncls Bain iiionuinent in thc Qnccii

River C0m€t0FY WH-S l\%i»0\1li0li by ll illflifi Square Garden has been cast in this city. concourse of nciizhbors and friends who 1|, |,., 2,4 X 18 inches, weighs l00 lbs, and “"i9i‘“.d i-° lend” *heir iiisi' “ibm” Ui fe' bears the following inscription :-Francis space to the one departed. Solvwn Hiuh Bain, Naturalist, isiz-ian. Erantcii by Mass was celebrated at 9 o'cloci¢, the the

.align illieve gilligiillfiiiliiiidg iiililvigxrff liitfngliniitrcill °°"’l"“"° b°‘““ lb” “°" °' "‘°,,'l°°,°§"“°_§]` S°°'°°y f°" P' E' I""‘““‘ ed' This is done in th” “be °f ‘of Scotland nt which Rev. W. J. Campbell Rev K' C' McPherson' “slated YD ev _l H

i B. McIntyre as Deacon and Rev r Mc we]

Lollan as Subdeacon andRev Dr Monagh- b

an Master of Ceremonies. The choir was ML nhly assisted by Revs. Dr Doyle and J. T. rote

the winter time table on tho Intercoloninl GBiii\"l'i tile i"~Wl` Dfesidillll Ht the °i`K`a"~ Suu

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Vienna Bread our great s ec- isl. If you have never tried lt hone us( N0. zu) an order anfljsurprlse your family. ,S

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Ec1.ii>sn~ Ilaiumv, I" Bakes Best Bread. i"

i train betwcon St. John and Po_l_n_t_,Ygl_u

as ordained.

A nnhimni-:i1 of the approach of winter found in thc fact that on Monday next

il I go into eileut. Fonrtccn trains used

thc suimiier service will he dropped,

cluding the Ocean Limited and the

_ -'1>*°- who looked for 'grunt things frolu this

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IN FURNITURE

s. l{. A. Ei.i.isandl\vo chiliiien lcnvc

oiiSi1turiliiy morning for thc Nortliwcst

1 Court ln the oitv, and their frieiiils ycd an excursion up the West River he S. S. City of London yesterday

of the outing. -

Boston whore he holds a good position nn

simuniiixi. bronze tnhlet for thi-

Natural History and Antiquarian

nrsemnn will regret to learn that the lknown trotting horse Kalol, owned J. M. Nicholson, has to be laid up for season owing to the sprained tendon rred to some days ago. This will hc ii rec of much disappointment to many

ho eat the Halifax and Charlottetown

es.

“Always the best value in theclty ru"

Chciie known as the Boston express.

Mark Wright Fur nishlng Co’s. The excursion under thc auspices of the

TRUSTWORTHY

Every sort of trustworthy

trunks here-wouldn’t have them otherwise. We’ve about every sort-Big trunks, little trunks, medium size trunks, some low priced, some expen- sive. Reinforceinents every. where-both. seen and unseen

Oval top trunk, covered with em-3

bossbd iron. edges arekmctal bound-s ring hasp oc am Q strong bolts-tray with c0vered_1 hat box, 32, 34 and 36 inch at $2.70, $3.00, and _...$335

Barrel top trunks*-mnrhleizcd

iron covering, metal trimmings

and oruamcnis-spring hasp lock and bolts. ray with covered hat box, 31, 34, and _'36 inch at $3.00, $3.50 and. . . . . . . .$3.95

Similar trunk to above but has

iron bottiamk and rollcrsd snag stron er oc 32 34 an 3 inch it $3.85, ’$4.io and. . . . . . . .$4-50

Similar trunk to lsst but is

stronger-has malleable iron corners -mass plated lock,

strong bolts--extra deep cov- ered hai; in tasyhfsll- 1; lid, 2. 4 ani mc .75, 5.15

Lsr e square trunk covered with

back enamel metal-has iron bottom and rollers-is very strongly made and strengthened with ,narrow hardwood cleats. Fine lock, covered tray and hat box, with strong leather strap 34inchonly............ $500

-to give additional strength

to stand the racket.

Square, flai. top, canvas covered

trunk-iron bound edges-iron bottom and rollers, has strong brass lock, strong bolts, deep tray with covered hat box, 34 lncli . . . . . . . ... .. ........$3-75

Square Canvas covered trunk

similar tn Inst but more strong- ly made, all sizes,at $4.00, $4.40 aurI.......... ._ .._....$4.85

Superior canvas covered trunk,

very an-ougiy made/-strong brass plated embossed steel corners and clampsiiwlvy IIN" lock and heavy bolts, 396|’ W* up troy and covered bat box- two leather straps, $5.90, $6.25 and............ ........$65O

Very superior canvas covered

trunk-leather bound edges- bruss plated clamps, corners sud knees-two trays with covered hat boxes-iwo heavy leather straps, 34 and 36 inch- a very handsome trunk $9.25 sud

ELESCOPES.

gun* Qgggglilmtgiiietaidgiit g|§s?l§leJl.ier-brown, olive or russet-sizes

n, 24 and 26 inch $z.4o to }lo.oo and eve? pflce between. CLUIIJ BAGS az to

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RELIABLE

GOODS

` an inch at goc to $2.60. TELESCOPES. A 1339 I4 “ich i'° ’6 ”°h “ 3 u’

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LOWEST PRICES 1

daughters of Rebekah up \Vest Iliver ycs-

ay nfternoon on the City of London

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siding nt the piano. Musicnrose wltii its voluptuous swell, dancing and various

A `lrlnds oi games filled the time till the ar- ' _

rived of the boat at Charlottetown.

Tmi: Prince of Wales College this tcrni _f¢_ i

R N is equipped with nn automatic clcctric

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alarm clock which signals the time f ` °

assembling and dismissing classes, and of n d a b I e r n I changing from room to room ot tho close

of the forty-eight minute periods of tho

li -Q .-one ni . This is ' h iw ian i».

Q ge ay oone y o g

V izonils, one on each floor. The larger of

the two commands the lower lioor ami basement, the other the upper floor. The clock was designed and installed by G. 1-’ Hutcheson.

'1'1~nc Halifax arrived at eleven o'cloclr

last night with the following passen- gersz-

\V. Duifiiey, Miss F. Bent, W.Anilrc\vs

Mrs. Andrews, O. Il. Bnllcntlnc, Mrs Hallentine, Miss M. Ramsay, H. A. Para- dis,R.C. Parsdis, A. P. Musick, Mrs. Musiolr,J. H.Donovnn, Miss E. Young, Mrs. E. Young, M. G. Perkins, Miss E. Molntyre, H. M. Scott, G. T. Rcnilall, Mrs. M. Johnson, Miss M. Campbell, .l. Griiiith, C. ll. Turner, Mrs. E. \\'. Doyle, L. H.‘ Collin, Mrs. Coillii, Mrs. M. Mason, Miss A. Currie, F. C. Goodman, Mrs. Goodman, Miss E. F Johnson,Mlss .T.A..1ohnson, li.\V.Pickcit

Mrs. Rattrny, Miss E. L. Bacon, Mrs. C. L. Bacon, D. Iiumc, S. Collin, Mrs. Coffin, E.. Colton, Mrs. A. W. Fitx, Miss B. Mclntyre, Miss M. E Coyle, Miss A. Green, J. Buckner, N. Mutch, Mrs. J. McKenna. I. McVli1- nsy, D. Ingalls. From I-Ialifnx --1. J. Bar ker, Mrs. Barker, Miss E. Barker, Miss R Barker, R. Ii. Barker.

75 cents

Keeps the camera

clean, and can be car- ried more easily.

Sem

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h. Crspnud, next Sunday, owing to / bsence of the Rector, the Rev. C. Ii.

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A NOTABLY IIANDSOME EXHIBIT OF F URS .

In the newly rearranged cloak room we are making a splendid display of

New Stoles New Ruffs New Boas New Muils New Coats in the very latest designs-and including every pop- ular new fur.

A Moore Q1 McLeod

terd

was n inost enjoyable ai1`nl1'. Refresli- ments were served on the boat by the

lad s, nftcr which Miss Jean Colder prc _

At Fiim sy Prices

Our experience enables vis to choose only GOOD furniture

and we have the happy knack of putting on just the prices that you like to pay What better c-,mblnation would you have?

lie sure and cali here for your next furniture want- We can

supply you with the highest quality goods at way down prices.

.ioiiN NEwsoN. |

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EVAN’S STOMACII MIXTURE

Is the best medicine we

know of for Indigestlon. Dyspepsla and all Stomach Troubles. Dozens oi our customers have taken it with the greatest benefit.

We guarantee it. Price 5oc a bottle.

“The Two Macs”

liliillilliilil l lllliiliiiiililll

DRUGGISTS, Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Ste.

Elnlllnbaalvsilrlnvn

EE EERE EE

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Pleasures in

come through the ear.

reserve

I elr per- ih t

I' em a V a genuine

1 EDISON

Sold only by

Miller Bros.,

SUNNYSIDE, Charlottetown.

EE EEIEE EH

Hlillll Glllll

schooner Corona.

300 Tons Hard Coal

in egg, chestnut and stove sizes.

li9.Idlnynns ii ilu.

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A. and Mrs. New, A. T. Lowe, R. Rattriiy:

Brown Ie you can carry consistent with absolute safety is guaran-

_ _ .9 mwfgyr Charlottetown.

l¢lm¢l°=S l' The Investment

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l-5 PER CENT

The Sun Life Assurance Company wrote 26 1- 5 p.

of the total amount of new business written by

the Canadian Life Companies (20 in all) in \he yea 1904-n practical guarantee of the confidence of the

insuring public.

E- R- BROW. Manager for P. E. Island,

Carry Case 5 @i&&

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On the Road

Wiicii you go driving is your ieiiiii :ilwiiyii satis- factory.” Docs iliu rig give you a feeling of pride and con- ti.-iiinicnt? (liir roiiii-lc-lc stock of horses aiiil carriages ex- vcl nil past ciioris. Hveryiliiiig possible has liven floiic to innkc this our greatest nm-l most successful sunsoii.

LARGE BROS.,

Queen Street, 6-so il 3m. Phone 30.

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The Cheapest Insurance

iced by

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Annuity Policy

of the North American Life. Rates less than straight life. payments limited to in, 1_5

or no years.

All the liberal provisions of our Investment Policies apply. We will gladly furnish rates, etc upon application.

MAi.f.ifEWS»

So Far, So Good

We ilon't sell Klondike Gold Miiirs

nor Standard Oil stock, but so far as we go what we do sell is more desirable in its way. Our clothing is the best that can bc hail; they all hear the im- print of qnslitynnd the impress of style. We can give you clothing worth far more than the price we ask and guarantee you satisfaction with cvery purchase. For fit, style and workmanship, we are eqnsilul by ici and excelled by none.

MCDONALD & PERRY, The Nibhy Tailors.

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