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»oc‘1‘0mtR 3, 1998 ' 'ram Lunar News THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN I ~ _ " rms-r or am; ' " mol ni,-lvBN
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Head Offices ln New Prov/se Block Charlottetown
Yesterday the tUI!1P0N\t\ll‘° r0giIf-el‘- A ladies' silver watch lost. Bee
od 66 degrees. in classified column. ~
Rev. William McLeod, . Hampton W. V. Douse, city, was a passeng
was in the city yesterday- to Boston yesterday.
Rev. D. Mcbean. CNY. was ai passes- Col. F. S. Moore, city, leave t
ger to Grand View yesterday. mo;-ning 10|- Bogtqm
Mrs. T. J. A_rbing,.returned 'home
to Emerald from a visit ln this city.
Tire-tide will be -iiiylii 'nun nriernorn
W. W. Clark, city cleri-, was a. p
mger west yesterday.
Sidney and Mrs. Gray desire to ex-
press their sin th- k t 5|
his hind. for the H23’ b°B‘:;,f:,' 30,33 l.is returned to her home after open
and deep synipabhy extended to them I ig n week with friends m the c“y‘
th d i _ _ _ '
as-i?;:,”_° “th °‘ their E0” Habla, Buyers are paying eighteen to twe-n_
____ tv cents par bushel, for potatoes in
'riie foreign mnil die noe arrive nn- I‘i"“l~ Col. Humphrey, eiiiel nes 'M' my ‘md "““°"“ °°“°° '°
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ni:i.o. ima wineries imc. noon ri: is .7_ til ten forty-live leer night- .§.’,,,§§' ,§,,,°n§g,§“§f,“{'f_'; 1;,',‘;,""}_°,*,’,°:,§, white eau sold in one our yenteré
__ _  9'.; ~+~f»y-n_.'U l 1, 1 d f h 1' _ day at forty cents per bushel an
Three |{§~p§?'a§l<fx»i1'i ,_c~l,ashes were hem Wm. Moilatt and son R/obert of 516,? dc,f;_r,‘::;a;0, °M:;0Ee.',;“;;;§,¥ceddEn b ack at forty-two to forty-four
in the f.y_ _ __ -U, A_ with B gona. at New Glasgow, were passengers to lem,e_ COL Hum'p,h,_ey is at the vic_ cints.
tondance at all of- them ycsterduy. this city y°°t°‘rd“Y~ ' ’“”'“
torln Hotel.
'Miss Annie Murphy of Charlotte- H,
y sold on the market square y
tyowln :ho has been visiting in Bt. 1,,-day at nity wut, per- ¢wt_ ,md
d~‘ ° n as “"1"” h°m°» itraw at thirty-live cents.
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A house containing eleven 'rooms ~ - . ._
opposite Hillsboro Sguare is to let._, ?;‘”,ssitI;ii.p:).:vrini£ Vklilf gig?"
°l‘ S" cla'"m'd °°l“m“_(°r p°"rt‘i°““"‘”° < 1 nor uncle ltev. D. R. (lhowuil.
Miss Katie Deegan, Cape Traverse,
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Bl- i
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r tiirnips.
_. , l une Y. M. c. A. iopie enrne, with
*"~"f-- '---=f-1 -1”-~~~  ---~---_--~-T ---'4'-~=-~ .W - s._....T.i_ _ ____ -_-. A large and e,,thuB,,,s“c meeting 0, le l..~r assigned fur the next thr
.pr _
all fend
inter Goods
-The inrush of the fall and winter goods is keeping
us busy, mldlookiug forward tori brisk fall trade!
adds new life and iiitcrcst and stimulates a quicker
_ activity througllout the store. VVe arc ready for the
_ fall’s business. Our Stocks have llever been so com-
plete and never so well bought. Confidence lends
_i courage to trade and the fact of serving you so well in
` the past is an inspiration for placing better and doing
». better for fall.
The Fall _Display
. I ln the Coat Section
Have you seen the new Fall
Coats yct? No! Then you
should do so, Those who
have are deliglltedwith them.
No time in the past have we
shown such a collection of
such handsome garments.
The makers seem to have
cclipscd the very bcst efforts
in the productions of these
splendid lnodcls many of
v-hich are exclusive to this
storc. Plain Black are much
in evidence in both loose and
semi fitting, also fancy
chevron stripes colored Broad-
cloths :ind Fancy Mixed
Twccrls etc. ill loosc semi and
tight tilting. $5.00 and all
prices bei een and up to
$23.60, each. `
 Knitted Coats
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f.
ir, for Ladies
Possibly no article of dress of recent advent has so
much to commend itself to thc ladies' as the Knitted
goat or (;01f]ef5¢y_ They are dressy and stylish,
 yet possessing that air and comfort and common
fi Smse which appwls to yoil as being desirable. We

' show tlieill in avariety Of C0l0fS» Cafdlnali Navyi
I. White,C1-eam, Black, Grcy and mixed colors all
at prices that should make choosing “SY-
From $1 .90 up 10 $4-50 °°°h'
4.°.rf.>..f,4.~;e2,./.f>.f.f'cii'..-4..?€_>i
gonlsh; H. W. Llngley, Truro; F,
the Young Liberals was held last in utils, are out. W._ J. Soubh
'evening in the Liberal_comfn'ltl.ee “praks tumorrow m°rmng‘
rooms in the Market building. The __ _
mplenng was addressed by Hon- Geoyui/.Y JM Sgutlham faint ry number
E. Hughes, Horace Haszard, Premier V’ , ' ' ' ‘ WF” ""5 m “Un ”‘°""‘
   \ Hamm-d DI-_ Warburton and. Wi1ua_m te lust evening. in reference to the
ch l o e Moffatt. Sixtus McLellan made a "`c1‘g'°“°` work of me Assuwamon'
. ar ciietown e Big Departmental Store. eiever end enpeiile presiding officer.  ` *'-
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of
Visa Amelia Turner, who has been
The 'following were registered at l'it'“g her sister' Mn* W- H~ creed
nie victoria. city, inet night: J. B. »‘|»if-“- was e Pass'-*nge* UH`<>“sb this
Spencer, Ottawa; H. W. Scott, Anti- Gil] yesterday en route to Boston.
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M. Cole, Montreal; W. U. Small, N, l-I. Beer, Summerside; J. B. Spencer,
Y.; S. Greenfaul, Montreal; C01_ i)l.tiiwa; H. W. Scott, Antlgonish and
Humphreys, Halifax; o. emi Mrs. ii. N. L1usley.T0f°nt0.
Herlet, Portland; H. H. Reid Halnii- in thc Chni~lotteto\vfi Exliillition
OD |l'|l,oLl'4t lllfs \\ (1 l>.lik< si»iuli~<l
-1- i ill pri/0 for l\\o liililns ot butler
A very quiet wedding was aolenmll- neniiide .ind not has th.\u 'U lli-i
ed in St. Luke's church St. ]o'hn, - l, iiuteadof F. G. Lung as in print.
yesterday morning, when Rev. R. P. -#-
"°K_m1 united in marriexe Miss \ feirly large nnmlinr ntteneed ine
Sedn MCKIHDOH. youngest daiiizhter i- .rrket in this nity yeeterilng. 'riiere
:of the late Captain John A. McKln- .___a no change in the price of butter
,-0”' of _ P~E~I5lm}d- _ and H- RP! c .-_s, vegetables, etc., from last da
~ul`°K0l`Yi HOW PY fills C1tY~ T119 bride at will oe seen by the itemized list
lloeked Chu-rmlnx in 8 xviueawuy- in anotlier column.
ldresa of niivy blue liroarlcloth, with -1
,large picture _‘hat. _ The large number The following visitors roginteredi gg
of wedding gifts, including silver and im ues” Hotel git egrerda F
"_iQ y.y"y..
lent glass. attested to the popularity i.. simmonnn i-ind wife, Atileboro,
of the young couple- OH their f6'f»\1l‘n}ll/lass; Jas. Keddie, Boston' L. Ande
ian" 8 h0n9Ym0<‘l\ Will MH 8»l1dMl`B- son, St Peters; A J Mclleod Hona-
Sterns, Sourls; H. Lee, Bullalo; Mrs." -*_*
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lGregory will ‘reside in Charlotte liiiii; Goo, For-boa, Vieinrm; N’_ Gay,
't’°e't- |l’ownal; Miss McLeod, Uigg and* Mrs.
l "°- ` ,Ji-nkins,S ydney.
, St. Stephen’s church, bt. John, was;
iprettfly decorated recently for the
,m ri I Mis ` \t_the _Police _Court yesterday tl
. ar 95° 0 9 M‘“`5‘“`°'t MB7 M°ihl.igln~trate gave Juflgiui-lit in the ruse
lt'
I Q\18f1`1€» ‘18f\lBht°" of the law David | o. .lohn Mcillurror of lioynltv. The
' judgment was fl. fzonvii-tion in the flrnt
offence of the Prohibition Act null he
vias fied $100 and costs or three iiioiitns
lu jail. The case against Leonard Meek
was dischuiiged.
McQuarrie,and. one of the niost activq';
iniembers of the church, to Frank'
lMcNeill, of the stall of Oak Hall. Tlip
'groom is a native of Ca.vendish,Pri.noa
ikfdward Island. The bride wore n
,tailor made traveling costume 9|
gray with black and tan hat and car-
_rled a shower boquet uf bridal rqsea,
,Charles H. Gibbon, a brother~»i.u-law,
lgava the bride away. J. Dickiwog
‘aid Julian Cornell were`the ushers.
Miss Katherine Wilson was the Ur-
ganist. Mr. and Mrs. McNeill warg
lfarewelled at the train by a, lm-gg
‘gathering of friends prior to their
,leaving on a. bri_dal.tour to 'the Unir-
ilivd States. On their return they will
lreside at Wentworth Hall. The hay
py couple had evidence of the good
lwishee of many friends in a hand-
‘nome collection of wedding gifts. 'A-
mong these were gifts from Sl..
|Stephen‘s church, the groom's llelloi.
-employes in Oak Hall and his fellow
E boarders at Wentworth Hall. `
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i The marriage took place at Lunen-'
§burg, N. S., on Sept. 30th when Miss
-Agnes Mary Creighton, daughter oi'
lthe into Sheriff Creighton, and the
lliev. H. Leonard Haslain, a native of
‘Springrleld, P. E. I., were united. in
iillaiwiiige. The church wus decorated
with ferns and flowers, and bows of
iwuitc ribbon "miirkcd the ,places rc-.
'served for the guests. The bride wore
u. bridal gown of white liberty silk,
ltriuimed with white chiffon and veil,
carrying a bouquet of white roses and
lily of the valley. She was accompan-
ilull ny ller brother, J. H. Ureightou,
slieritl, to the altar as the organ
pealefl forth the “Voice thiit breath
cd o‘er Eden." The bridesmaids were
Miss Florence Hasliim, Miss Lucy
,Creighton and Miss. Mabel Creighton.
"lilo two loruier looked pretty in pale
blue: illllll, and the latter in pale piul.
llflull. Tile bouquets were of pinii
;l'osc>i. Freflerick 1-laslafll, brother or
ithe lgruoln, perfornlefl the duties uf‘
,nest fnilu. The service which wus’
:choi‘nl_ was perf'oriiieil ny the Rev.
ll-l, F. Stanley. A reception wus held,
int the lloillc of the bl'idc's mother,
‘whither the guests drove at the close
,iii the ceremony. After receiving the
.iiongratu-lations of their friends the
'happy couple drove to the railway
‘station and took the afternoon train
‘lor un extended trip through the
lmlirliiiuc provinces. The groom's gift.
lto the bridesfilalfls were gold luckets,
'and to the ushers and best man, gold
pins. The Rev. H. Leonard Haslam
and Mrs. Haslam will reside in Liver-
lpool, where the former is rector of
Holy 'Trinity cllurrli.--Halifax Her-
ald.-Hev. l\1r. and Mrs. Haslufn arp
‘expected to arrive in this city to-
_nigilt. _
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""I‘hab big potato may win yoil a`
John E. Kelly, and his daughtc
Y.
Miss Josephine, who have been visit-
ini; the former's parents, Edward and
Mrs. Kelly, city, lelt by the S. S.
ilnlifax yesterday on return to Bon-
ton. Mr. Kelly is a prominent fr
tractor, and one of the many Ielrmil-
crs, who have ddne well in the neigh-
boring republic.
D.
On Tuesday evening Rev. T. S.
Bartlett, one of the Secretaries ol the
Sunday School union and lilpworth
Leagues of the Dominion of Canada
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for our clistoillcrs -and as a result of constant scarclllllg-we have
' this iiotnblf- ribbon sulc ready for you this iilorniug. ()iic of the big floor cases
is iilleil and co\'cl‘cfl with these pretty ribbolls-- freshly in from Fi':liic‘c. They
:irc coloured ribbons :ill--hue, tirlli, lustrous, ndiilirzlblc for gircllcs, belts, hair,
and iicck ribbons. The colours l'cprcsc_iltccl arc '1sl`ollo\\'.~;: Pale blue, _sky
copelillugcil, bright llavy, clark navy, curdlllzil, g;lruct_ il1:lrooii,_v€rdc, Olleve,
' " rcscdzl, iilyrtlc, iiinizc, golden, browll, mid brown, scal broiril, white and cream.
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nic, _ _ . _ _ _ _ ,ylircls of your special § I-2 inch tllllcta ribbon :lt 21 cunts.
Color... . I It is ngrccd that il I :lm not plcascd with thc ribbon I
muy rcturu same and have money refunded. 5/)
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nddreneed n nepreeenintive gneiiei-ing il that no mail order house anywhere can beat the offering we make.
in auch an inspiring and informing
way that it is _hoped that gren
stimlulus has been imparted to th
workers interested in the spread of `VIR¢m0mh@1\” I’8f»0f\'S Milliflefy 019011"
the x1edeei:ner's Kingdom
Mchean and Martin addressed the Mt. _ YOW
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inc 7 30 Thursda evening
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The Examiner childish-ly faults Thai There will be no service in Sl.
iuardlan for not stating than Messrs G¢’0|`l-f0'S Church- S0Ul1hD~1Ft l\""01"
eetin well as Messrs. l 1°"
{.`.;;\;1t:tOnmand' gPr§:,Be` bin, it “ml The home of John Arthur, l'-liiyflelrl
i irly failed to call this papgr to was the scene of a quiet wedding on
sk for not saying that Messrs Wa,-_ _ Wednesday evening. The cofitrncting:
. Ai;-gon and Pmwne addressed ure`.piirl.ies wcrc Miss Beatrice Hlckox,
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lleatley River meeting as well as
ossrs Martin and McLean. It is a
_se of --Btmwsgi lreremony was perforniefl by llev. John
.___ |Htii‘1ing in the presence of a. ffiiv lm-
‘ fliate friends.
The following persons registered' at
ie Queen- Hotel, city, last night:
’ohn E. Macdonald, Springfield; Mrs.
‘ranla McIunis_ Springfield: Mary
Morrison, Boston; Lois Dewar, Bos-
ton; Florence Gillis, Boston; Dr. A.
F, Cooper, Boston; Mrs. J. W. Coop-
er, Boston; O. F. Wintersmlth, To-
ronto; V. C. Stordy, Toronto; Gor-
don Gohoon, Aylmer, Ont.; Charles
Johnston. Portland; Hugh McDonald,
Sydney; L. B. Cox, Souris.
The big advertisement of Famous
Soap in The Guardian today cannot
fail to attract attention. The P.l<l.
Island soap works are gltting to hc
one of our leniding business institu-
tions, and the output of the factory
is increasing very fast. Famous Soup
is claimed to be superior at the pres-
ent time to the other laundry soaps
brought, from away with which it
competes-and that is the reason
for people to use it. Patriotic reli-
_sons too are well worth thinking
about. _______ iw __
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Rousseau’s
valuable prize. Did you hea -b |` S {
MkWrlltF raou'  
af' gl ilrnishing (‘o‘s big
'potato prize contest T 10-3dr1i.
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TO-DAY
_ We make e qieelalty of
' DOUGHNUTS at loc 1-
| dozen.
i A ple Pies lac eeeh
lance Pies lac each
Crum Pies Hand |51: each
Cocoenut Pies I5 anfl soc meh
Dark Fruit Calle 3oc lb I
; Sultana Cake soc lb
f Nut Cake soc lb
l, While Cake soc lb
Bread ofall kinds, all lr elk
and good.
|63 Kent Street.
Telephone 2 f i.
I D. STEWART.
EcLn>sE BAKERY
Baku Beet Breed
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'Pine Tar
and
Cod Liver
Oil
has long been known
as a very effective rein-
edy for.
troublesome coughs.
Producing quick re-
sults--Plensant to take
Price 55 cents.
Try it for your cough
daughter of Mrs. Artllur,anrl' Edmund
S. Walker of C‘ha‘r1ottetown. The
YU 0
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& 50 ccrtl-lat Brusll
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For I5 cents
5 cents buys a I0 cen
scrub
and a 25 cent box of
'I`etlow's Talcum Pon-
dcr for 10 cents-
~i Sec \VilidowV_sW___,
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One hundred dollars in prizes and
gold are being ofiereh hy Jas. Paton
Co, for the nearest estimate with
otel majority of Prince Edward ls-
l,ind candidates who will be returned
at Ottawa on Oct. 26th. 9-30drtf.
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:Neckwear for men. Our fall ties
have arrived and are surely a hand-
some aasortment for any man to
,choose from. Come in and see them.
‘They are in all the latest patterns and
colors and at prices to suit all.
Prowse Bros. litd. 10-3dli.
:There are a good many reasons
,why a man is pleased when he buys
ia hat here. First he will be- pleased
as he will roflt b the low price,
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For Rcupholstering, Furniture, Repairs
Odd -Jobs, Carpet Cleaning.
MARK WRIGHT
Newson’s Block
brttstf
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l Better Than -_
Assessment
Insurance
The New Guarenteed lnstallilent Policy
issued be the Sun Life of Canada meets
all requirements of those desiring cheap
iiisnrailce besides carrying gfiaranterd
cash surrender values, paid up ln rur-
ance etc. For rates apply to A
Charlottetown _ - r Manager for P.E. Island
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D() NOT FORGET
The New Music Store.
i \Vlien in need of anything in the Musical lille-
ALL GOODS ARE NEW and prices LOWEST. RC-
pairing of all kinds proinply attended to.
45. IEE 'I'OOID.'bS
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l ,\_- \ \ h -\`\\l ~, \ ' tiheu again he can get lust the style, ._ |77 QUEEN ST Ch"1`0wn
t r \5A/2;!/5;/Zyi; shape and col s he _wsnt4_i, sttlie . d,,m,,m ' ,
price he wantsolin pay. Prowse Bros.
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