NOVEMBER 30, 1908 'run nurnsr News ' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN Fmsu' or Ann = PAGE 'FIVE
- Head Offices in New Prowse Block---Charlottetown.
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. ~ , l The latest news urs: 01 nil, The several vessels which have becnl T1"'°.° mc" were “nested 0"' s‘“"lr`
nie UEENS coUNiY GU _      
_ . Bryer Smith, Moncton' ,mme ,U ,,,,y,, sailed on S,,t,,r,,,,y_ _come up before His Honor this morn-
. ` ' the City Snturdny night to visit1i'in‘ » -~ "">"
| A Christmas Concert will be given *_*
im 1,~,,.,,t_ M,,u,,,,|,st (;h,,rc,, 0,, T,,,,S_, John Murphy, steward' of the
I f g mersid b cnt, ML., W I, D0 H and Miha ,,,,u,,c,,,my menin Du 29, uude, the aus .steamer Halifax, is spending ii few
' nrf F. `c. Mcorntuor ninomnsie in i Hngn Me nnis n .uni B `P ffhvnuisnn. City. 1:it sntuniev on ..'i»ii-cs of thL":\ii-<.i}.n anne. '~"‘“Y"` Wm* me “'i‘° .Hull family in thi”
in the city. Sunday in the CRY- visit to Ann. ~ 1. ' H Ci*
The mail
train arrived -it ten
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Parker Ritchie came in 'DY me “mill T*
Prosper M. Aiscnuult of Urbnnvillc
» i . , . i P, Hiilnmi port gm and E A 'who has spent thc post few weelid The ‘l°u°“`i“¥ Sfeanmfs wer” in
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thirty Saturday mehr- UMD *O this UW S*““‘d“_l' mg ianrge Nnrti. \v.1tsinre,'spent sun-i will his Son J. o. .srsennnit ni tn-isll"'fl he” befufdev and Sunday W
--_ _ -~ v' 3' , 11, on 1»@i.u~n hmne b-Murd. (Fobim, Cape Breton, Catott Amythiss,
_ d ,,, this dny in this city. (lf-Y ,I9 .ry
Bom, Rogers Jr., City, returned The steamer Kilkeel a\‘I‘1V€
morning l‘v\'a=iis, Kilkeel Gulnnre, Northumbe -
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home Saturday from a b\\siness,trip_port on Saturday Wm* 1“""“"BBl Mig., 1gu‘,,hem,,, M,,I.h,,,.s0,,_ U,g,‘ __ llsnd, Mi-ntn. Aberdeen, Brant, Har-
ahroad. coal for A. Plcksrd & Co. f _ , . ‘° ~ ~» - <
Meeting of Victoria Division ` to-
,has been awarded a diploma from the
Th annest re lettered S turd l The steamer Wasis which hae* hem Shurthand d°`P“rtmUUt °f Une Union P' E' I" is Visiting Halifax- the
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1, a ay _ _ Commercial College City, ',f.:uest of the Misses Beazley, 3' `l5 due here t0d“Y~
was thirty five degrees nnd the coin- drschnrsws H °°fs° °‘ °°"1 "”“°“| »--' isprin onru it “i
. _ 1 ig ' en oail.-Halifax He ‘-
ngt thirty degrees. from this POPE 10? Nwth syd“°y’, yesterday was the 50th. ,mniversary Ia1d_ L | Allred Seaman of the schooner Ven-
. 1_1 Saturday. . .iof the wiring from Uha,.10ttetow,, of .___ lture, while coming up from the Riiil-
plina E, (A1115, of Uhurluttetown, iund, Islander, Wm. Aitken and Lib~
civty. The S. S. Alice from Virglinia
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The annual meeting and winter fruit °f Chrmhn mm Il hi’ |\°m*'»
'show of the Fruit Grower, Aséocir kindness and hospitality reigned; the
ltlon which is to he held in. the p \v_ stranger and the Wayfarer, were iv \
lc, hnll on Dm g and gth promise, come guests; and the poor and need
Ito surprise all other yearn in me m_swere never sent empty sway. In tif.
teresa of its meetings und the goodlchurvh and community. hir Plwe Wil
,lwork to he done. Several prominent 11°” “BUY bb dlled. N0 loldlh motiv
ispeakers including Prof. Macoun 0| ever actuated her conduct.; hr:
otlnwn. G.. H. Vroom, n0mm0n.thoughts and wishes were n1wny|¢.,..
Fruit Inspector of Nova Scotia. wlliithe welfare of others. Of hor lt may
give stirring addresses and as r¢du¢_|truly be said, "The memory 0! the
ed rates are to be given all over the lust 'is blessed." She leaves to mo-irn
P. ie. 1. R.. it is expected that Q, nn aged nigger. four suns David n.
greet many farmers will avail them-,Sf-SDIGY: Geo. W., Summerside; Rr.;-sei
selves of Lhe_ opportunity to receive and Benjamin ln British Oolu.m1.‘i.\;
S\_l0l1 s'0od instruction as is to be live daughters, Mrs. Thomas Hodgson,
given at these meetings. Alberton; Mrs. E. J. McKenzie, Rn .-
. é tico; Mrs. Fnank Campbell, Munchen.-
"I‘here entered into eternal rest at ver, N. H.; Mrs. Chu. W. Klolly,
bumley Ufidile on the 28th of Oct, Stanley and Miss Emma at hour, l».--
19U8, Christy Munn, widow of the latelsides forty grand children and fi-r.
_ ' -- »- . .- 'hraf with a man from the ves-
_ ,_ , ,_ _ ,_ Alice Gupta,” the brig Prince Edward, 250 t0ns_ ,The S. S. Bapi. Breton arrived ut 8 ,Wav “ _ ,
gsdlttleszcisehglgatwfliglctbka 'tllldbelgddrtbb Rdlzireweglgidllleil emlxredrn Charleston, for Auckland, New Zealand. . . . ..
wages deqsion' Wm be looked' tor- South Carqum OBP wlgdulasdiltllasg Lieuten-ant Governor McKinnon has`.::o. She' sails tornorrhowk for `St._l*“i"i“g in-l‘“`i‘f" WMC” huwevcf WUT”
"_“rd to with mtwest by th” Capt' f0l` Cha"1°t°et°w“' ‘ ' " been invited to attend the birnguet John's Ncwfoundlunil vin the Syd- “Ot S'”`i0“S~ H15 ‘*""‘P““l*’“ “"‘5i5f“‘l`
ninsnnd u_y the contestants. cargo of pitch pine. E ,given by the (,,m,,,,,,m muh at De,_ neys_ She takes ,, 1,,,.,_.,, c,,,.g,, ,my him out of his rather iincomlortnole
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0 clock yesterday morning direct fiomfeli walkefl into 3 Mfg” 11016 Un the
Montreal She has ni lui fe federal mr wharf taking .1 drop of ten feet, sus-
heie it .-<__`_` - _
Gwrire Bell. aged 76 years. Deceased 'great grand children. Her remains.
wha was the youngest daughter of thél
lute George Munn of Bothwell, Lot;
47', wus born in N32. She married in
1851 und remo\'ed with her husband
to New London; where for more than
half ii century she lived u busy life,
muilc up of kind deeds und noble uct.
were laid to rest ln the Geddle l\l~:i..~
orial Church yard, French River, in-
side those of her husband, who ;.\»~-
deceased her about eleven years, the e
to nweit: the resurrection of the jtii.
“Blessed are the dead who die i.-i
the Lord."-Corn
=- -_ .. ;°-._.__._ .:-_ -- ..__. 5" ,lixionicu’s, New York, on December Btlrluuts. potatoes, \'i-uetulllvs Air. from ,l"”*i'~i0"- ` ‘
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   ' _ ‘ 1 ‘nicmoration of the duy lakes tlie`
Charlottetown’s Big Dcpartmc ntal Store
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Meri’ Dogskiii
Best for fall wear most durable of all leathers
yet very sightly and dressy. Here are three
very special lines that will appeal to you.
Mei1’s English Dogskiu gloves extra gO0d
quality, hand sewn perfect fitting iii good shades
of brown and tan only.. . . . . . _ . . . . . . .$1.00 pair .
“PcrrinS" make dogskiii gloves extra good
quality every pair guaranteed special value . . . . ._.
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...............ff$I.'25 PZUI'
“Perriiis” dogskiii gloves iii extra heavy
make Extremely durable special value at. _ . . 
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Spleudidly complete stock of blankets this
year the most varied in sizes, weights, and qual-
ities are__ here. The best the land produces,
comparison is our best salesman.
Nice soft wool blzui- 3 Another good value
kets good heavy weight `
neat fast color borders '
smoothly woven and
excellent for wear and
service special. . .$3.00
This blanket is the most popular blzinke
we carry. It in au excellent wearer, full 66x84
inch in size weights 6 pounds has colored_ bord-
ers is beautifull soft. Extra special per pair. . . .
Bla-nketsl
that combine
warmth comfort
and
lnexpensiveness
lfffis this 60x80 inch
`blanket good heavy
weight very smoothly
Woven fast C0lO1‘€Cl
Hborders special per
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move the (.‘nlnbria on the slip at A ,limi S.~..¢,»|,,,,,.,, nn. Icy", t(,~ 5
Pirtou but ,rll efforts wer
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Satunlny an ,,w,m,,t was made to' ` _V _ ,  » ~-f~ ~ D _ 7-; ...»...~...t......,...........,..-.....-_-_-_-...-._   '~"  I
, V . I . .~ 0 fruitless St, A,,,,,cw.S ,',,,,f, .,.,,, ,__' , _ _T , Do your shopping through our mail order department. Parcels over .00 delivered free.
iiinil the sfeuinel' is still in tho s'inic‘ ` lo dl ce ohm '
lp,,S,t,0,, ' ' ' ` ` " ‘tion of the Viiieiloniaii Club in com-` '
,K Miss Annie Murtin, Springton, has
completed the Cornmcrcial work at
the Union Commeiiciul College, City.
Miss Martin now begins work in the
,Shorthand Department.
, Among those registered at the
,Queen Hotel, City Saturday morning
were Mrs. F. W. Cowan and Miss
,Daisy Cowan, Mt. Stewart; Rev. lild-
‘win Smith, F. W. Smith, and lillwin
iSmith, Cardigan; J. M. Clnrlr, Hum-
,merside; and W. C. McDonald, City.
Any render who receives B, dirty gr
poorly printed copy of any inuo of
The Guardian will confer a favor on
the management by forwarding same
promprly to the subscription depart
ment, when a. well printed paper will
he sent by return mail,
The Dominion Coal Co’s stcuincrs
Conan, Cauot and Cape Breton were
at Peake Bros. & Co., No, 2 wharf
Yl‘>t0l`d11Y. the Cohan abil (iuoot,
with cuiygoes of coal :ind (lnpe Breton
witli general cargo from Montreal.
A telegram has been received in
this city announcing the death of
.Thonias E. Collins which took place
at St. Euigcncfs Hospitnl, Crunl,-rook
_, Vlondny, Nov, 30th, |903
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.form of a lmnonet und dance nt the f‘ ‘  `  ,_ .,,._
,Queen Hotel, tonight.. which will no --  ' .-7', U A V ` '  ~
‘doubt be vcny heartily enjoyed. _‘ H », ., ,'  '_ _ S~'
One" s a. rn. 106.0011 In. F,
,B_ 0., Nov. zani of '1‘ypi...i<i ievnrfl __" " `
iMucli sympntliy is felt. for the morhrr'
sisters and brothers. The rlccensed'
lc0i>y~>
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The Sisters of the Congregation de!  S a t
, Notre Dame und the Members‘l ,l °'
oof lzlt. Joscplfs Sodnlityl ,
beg to uckiioivleilge' \» ith‘
' ‘ c Convent and tend V
er heartfelt thanks to .all who contri- i '
buted in any wny whatever to muke'l`
lrhe lJu.2uaI' and High Tea a success. i _  ‘ G \‘Oll fl'LlIl - ly
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There pusseii puuccfiilly gwny Un
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.formally hclcnned to North 1-iiveiql / ' '-" " ' \
|P. E. Island. (otlicr papers. please
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,grateful slwrecintion the liberal doiin<l 
tions of thc incrcli-ants rind the mnnyl i  S    
kind friends of til _
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zitorice, to stnrt with, that these :ire last years coats. l`hcy .irc not si u;»
,g,,i,,,,,;,,y 8.-,.,,,,,,_. at the ,,,,,,,c O, ,,,,,. _' to date as the lines we 'ire offering; now-and we are anxious to act rlii 1 I
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hirty dollar 
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into ourcoiifidence about this offer, \\'e`li tell yo l 1
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T . , _ , _ p jiluugliter Mrs. T. (‘. 1". Yeo, Suimner-
Selffle f0uDwm&` Iettel Spedks for It .side, Ann Warren, rclict ofthe late
To 'l‘lle Guardian Pub. Co. Jumej Ngwsmlx’ Cmpaud' aged 86
 ‘i§iIII2'..“€i§.-  ;£:2.i“‘i.i
nenr sirs; Enclosed nnri 2.00 tw i . ' ‘. ` `~
dollars) being renewal for Sthe nloi‘ii(» 21??" She mls "_mrl.md _"ml rem_Oved t"
ing Guardian-tile best paper in tiiellvlupaud' “blue me l.lved.unt1l her
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Am,,,,,_, the U,,,.,w,,,d passengers ,mm -iii 1878. N<»t\\'it.\istui1ilillg her advuuc-
phls City Saturday were Frzuik H. 'l‘. ,fi tietiie, f's(;`S&’°;;`lT,e(iVa§1(,l1F)l, Liilllttfls
runnin. sect Y. M. o. A. to s unc ~ 2 ‘ ' ‘ U' ` S‘ '
U,,,,t_ u,ch,,_,.¥,S to S,m,mers,d‘8Y ,,051 :den death came as ii shock to her re-
_]_ J_ Mcvonuld to K,,,k0,_,,, Miss laiives. She \\'z1s tuken ill Saturday
A,,,,,f, we,,st,,,._ City, rct,,,_n,n',, to afternoon and in ir _couple of hours
New Bedfm.d_ D.I,,_FS_` ,md H0G,,,c,_ H_ hal cxchumfcd iiiortnlity for life and
and M,.S_ Horne, City to attend, the entered- the mst beyond. Deceased
f,_,,,_.1,, Amh,,,.St_ ,brim ii fnéllily of tvi;elve chilillren oi
_ w loin vc surv ve, mime y, one
The group 0, the In W_ C, FOot,,,,u , (laughter Mrs. T. (`. l". Yeo, 5uni.n~:r-
,,,,,ye,.s of 1908 which is on d,,Sp,,,y ,n ,si.le, and four sons James of Boston,
J_ A_ S, B,,yc,_.S show case 0,1 s,,,,,,,y_ ,li/lass, Peter of bnunders & Newsom,
side is certainly n work of art and is  ('fl";`10twl';"Vn,i`_W0f1f0H :Hd _ tbefilrge
worthy the lnrudits received b tho? "‘1p”~“'~ “"9 15 0 e _S15 Cr W"
crowds wliopviewed it on Satlird-ay. lé“glM"S',  ,0flSf";‘_°"V1uf~ “rags-
The photo 'is composed of o. football; Y ‘ef wal ll' CINS mn clara er
,md the p,.i,,ce of wales F-c,,_\,he,.S and kindly and cheerful nature slie
u,,.,,,,,,|, “.hiL.h are ,,1,,Ced me dinercnt . was loved by ull. Deceased was ri.
,,,c,.,,be,_S.,,f the t.,,,,m| nmking ,,_ most .faithful mel,ribel` of the Baptist church
Striking nmlwtwlctivc piece of w0rk_ l and was in the truest sense i1 servan".
m of God.; and of her it may lie said
The many friends of Miss Annie, I_JBle§Hed flare the dead \vhoudi)e ip alle
Thom ison of whom she visited lnstl 0"‘~" T19 remains ‘Vi 9 3' “U
sllmnllar ill (‘.harlottetown, Hope; Riv._: from Summciusicle ut one o’clock to
er, Vernon River end Wiltshire, wil1;dny by wrfinizc to \Vn-ren N<>wS<nn'S
lie pained no hear or ner suddmlresiileiice in Crnpuud. l<`unei'nl notice
death, which took place nt. the home'1l1ter.
of her sister in North Chelmsford,
Lowell, Muss., on Nov. 24. Miss ____ _ ._ __,__.__
Thompson hnd a sunny disposition
and before coming' to Boston nine-l l
years ngo lived at Hope River in the
home of the late Moses Burns. |
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Kodak .
_ A new stenmshlp company is being
incorporated for the purpose of esta-
lishing n weekly service on the Cape
Breton and P. E. Island route, call-, ._
lu: at Hastings, Mulgrave, Port; ;
Hood, Mnbou, Maigaree, Clieticamp,r  "
Souris, Montague, Georgetown, and
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Halifax. The steamer is now heiugf 3|*
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built, and will be read to .start ¢n‘  E”
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the new service on the opening off `
ispring. This will he welcomed ncwsl
to the people on this route who 2..-.V \V]]'\_t nyofg gcqept- `~
lrnr; fclt the need of this service. ~- N ‘ it-t Could You 
I-lullfux Herald. 3? C g ~ if
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Suturdny morning the prizes in con- , 1.: er bod likes to .5
inectioii with the Civilian Rifle Assoc.-, " "V y . -y_ ,,‘
liation were presented to the severali look at Plctulei -T,
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winners , at the Secretary oflicc. A , \\<'g have tl1@111 in ll
inuniber of the members wem regrclri '
$5.50 up to $8.00 pair.
Other well known makes of Blankets $5.00
Splendid Range
Ol
. wadded Comforts
Wadded comforts iii. a,_full range of desirable
fancy coverings filled _ivithsaiiitary white wadd-
iiig in ri complete variety of sizes, weights, and
|’ rices. Prices from $1 .$5 $555 $2,505 $2-5°
£3.25 up to $8.00 and $9.50. .
Money b'acl< if_fDi'
any reason you fiud
your purchase not sat\
isimtiry we cheerfully
refund your money.
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Mail orders given
prompt attention and
are filled with care
goods' purchased by
mail are also subject
to our "money back”
conditions of purchase_

'ably absent from the ci`ty.I’rincipnl\ Stock from $200 up" by
‘Luiidrigan mnde n neat speech on bc-
lng presented with the liandsoniely,
cng,ruved cup which he won, ns did ,
lseir-ral of the others whose prides.
‘were silver spoons, the first prize ifc-
ing dessert and the second prize ten<
spoons. S‘incc the inception of the _
"association some thirteen spoons l 1-ve
fbeen given in prizes which shows the __
lmnrked pivorqress being made with nn
ever increasing membership.
"Don’t get left with your doublel
lwinrinws. 1). Priwiett puts then. on, l
'he lives at 262 Uphor Queen.
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The Staff of Life .
if `
is Bread
But'uuless the bread you
est is good you 'will soon
require n wooden staff to
leanon.
We gunmutcc ou r bread
Graham, White. Vienna
Duchess, fresh every day
Telephone 2| I
D. STEWART
Eciivss BAKERY
Bakes Best Bread
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suitable for boys and
girls from 7 years up.
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We arc. Ready
for :uiy emergency iii
case of sickness even to
securing the services of
a ourse-
Bed and Douche Pans
(euamelled and eartlien-
wnre) ”
Rubber Cushions
Hof Wafer Bottles (sonic
guaranteed for 2 years)
Combination llof Wafer
Bottles :uid Fountain
syringes
Fountain and Bulb
Syringes, Feeding Cups
etc.
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,und relatlvesof the contracting part
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blaclc, regular $30. for
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, . cout .4 inches, for mere
with (-)-i~ifio» sable collar
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',’ ssiir-cii lining, Very well iiiadc, of a fair grade of astrachan, bright clear ff’ |
,I ull olltlieiii-:ind willing to pay well to clear tlieiii out-tliut is ir.iiil< anyway!
.,,‘ The first of the lot is a very decently made astraclian coat, with good
 _ . file*
 Black electric seal cont with bro in 34 inch coat of Black Hole* r' '\.
I szitiii lining self collar, lciigtli of lids satin lining :md co1ii.~.~` 1
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price $?12.oo extra large size former price i
.l lOl' - .. . _ . . . . . ._ . . . .$20.(l0...- $‘ 4.0 and you may have it for
I ‘ r _°_ °’,   $28.00
, \'c1‘v pretty Electric seal coat, Two black Rus.~iau lamb coz1ts,f.iifr
and rcvcrs, closc curl, satin li ed, 28 iiiclw
i satin liucd, has girdle at..\vaist, rc- long, very* 'at*iacti\'e~ lookiiife -- 'lv
gulur price was $62.00 yours at the former price was $65.00 --,_-to -‘
‘ »-.   .. - .555-0
Please bearin iiiiudtlizit while these are umiizitr-liable va;uc. 2 fc,
l are not to be confused with our ie ularsiock but as we have ch-ii. ,f ~-it 
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are not the prese1It"s'eT.fs'oii s stock at all.
3 , W`e make this offer, just as tlie goods stancl-at the enornioiis yi. c
cut we do not guaraiiiee any garment in the lot- --but you certainly cuii 0
_ _ the value out of tl1e'n at the present price.
 7sr in $i.zs
lf Ordinary golfers,
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75c to $l.25
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UDES NOT BIND LINE FUR lAND`
YEY WARN 6 CONFORTkBLE~
, The Cap of Stylish Comfort
Easiest thing in the world to get 11 wariii, comfortable cap--and it is
not hard to get ri liandsouie cap. But, until now, it has been very haid to
secure a hriiidsoine, stylish cap that is comfortable. The handsome cap
illustrated above has a knitted wool baud, wliicli in case of frosty weather
may be pulled down over tlic ears. \\/'lieu the weather does not require it,
the band fits siiuglv inside the cap, not interfering in any way with tile
jaurity set of iheheadpiece. Come in and let’s tell you about it. We have
_ the line iii riobby tweeds in new shades, all sizes 75¢ $I.0f| L25
is Blue or black broadclotli caps with fur lined band, 751: In L50
\Vni‘u1 tweed caps with fleece lined baud 50c
in latest shapes, new tweods, 50c. 75:: L00
` Our splendid range of caps is bringing us the cap trade of the city.
| .4 \Vc have your cap.
e, n e nes ny evening last,
when their daughter Marguerite was
united in marriage to John M. Mc-l
Lcud late of Montana, in the presence
of n. large number of intimate friends
its c ceremony was performed by
the Rev. D. B. McLeod. The bride.
who wus heconilngly nttired in white
cnshiucre was unattended. After the
nuptinl knot was tied the guests ad-
journed to the dining room where a
recherche slipper was partaken of af-
ter wlilch the evening was very pleas-
,nntly spent by old and Young Hlilw
~trlpping the light fantastic toe and
'other entertainment. The numerous
and costly presents received tend t0
Assessment
he New Gua rentecd lnstalmeut Policy
issued be the Sun Life of Canada meets
all requirements of those desiring cheap
insurance besides cafrying guara_nte:d
cash surrender values, paid up infur-
ance etc. For rates apply to
E. IL' EECJYK7.
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show the hiirh esteem in which th” own ' - Manager for P.E. Islam;
bride and groom are held. 'Phe hsppy I
couple will reside at Lynndale
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