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oinorrow night Charlottetown is
The celebrated coloratura soprano
will apllear in person. I-ici' pr‘ogi'ani
consists of the “Songs that Canada
oves.” ' i -
Assisting Miss Verlet will be Mr.
Thomas A. Edison’s Three B/lillion
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__ Prince Edward Theatre
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at 9.00 p.m. `
Free Tickets. _ _
Call, zur:/1: .fr rvlrfliorm ir: for frre fir/-'els of admit-
lriiirr. Tlir‘_v will lic issifrd in ordcrof ap/>[iral1`on.
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-THE GUARDIAN is on sale at
Laiferty’s, Summerside. .
4. -wAsH|Ne MscH|NEa,_._: (uma
` water or Maha Power) and wrtngers.
each and every. one guarantefpd.
Qortmpnt in-:the Province. "
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-HYMENEAL.-A pretty wedding
was celebrated in Kensington ou
‘Tuesday evening, October 21. at the
residemce of f_Mr. .Wlllismi Bernard
wheu'.Miss A-my Caldwell, sister of
Mrs. Bernard. was iqarried to Mr.
James P. Sellick; Rev`.' Ines was the
.oillciating clergyman and Mrs. Ines,
played -the' wedding march and Miss'
Elva Tooinbs wasvbridesniaid and Mr.
Harry Caldwell, brother of the bride
was srooinsman. The bride was
dressed in white silk mulle with veil
and orange, blossoms, while the brides-
maid wore white silk voile. The pres-
ents were multiplex, including valu-
nble glfts'in cut glass, silver and lin-
en as well as reassuring ones ln the
iorin of substantial cheques. The
Ero_om's present to the bride was a
silver breadplnte, while to the grooms-
man he gave a set of gold cuff llnksl
To the brides sister, Mrs. Bernard,
he gave a silver cake pfla.t_e."l`he ev-
_oning was spent in entertaining um-
-usemeut, the guesté entertaining each
other in efforts io' make -the occasion-
al niemorablefhast week` a linen
shower descended upon the nude el.
ect and the presents included a col-
lection oi' articles that are at once use-
ful and oriiaimenta-l, testifying tu the
genuine popularity of the contracting
parties.-
\VES'.['ERN PERSONALS
`“Am°ll§ U19 Dwisellgers Tuesday
m°l`l1il18 Coming -from the country to
attend the funeral of the late Rev,
D2nlel'McLean, were Rev. John Ster-
lil,IE,_Brad-albane; Rev. T. W. Good-
\Y|||. Kensington. Messrs Murdoch
Kennedy, Bradalbane; Theo. Ross,
Befleqlle; Mrs. John Walker, Kelvin;
William Gillespie. Campbell Gillespie,
Carleton. ~_
,Get Sentence '
of Twenty Years
AMI-IERST, Oct 22.-Lloyd King.
of Tldn-ish, N.S., who killed Lewis
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 ~3+\4  -‘__---__-up ng- -5 Crr/semen, in ri quarrel and open hand- \B_ Lewis_ Qwossm M1ch_; J_ A_ Mc.
e
' “ ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ `_ -‘ " ' who was charged -at the inquest as
i_ _V murderer was tried in the Supreme
‘ ' - » ' - 'Court here this week the jury bring-
d fist tlgllt at Tidnlsh, N. S. and
entenced at this ;norning’s session
r be coniliied to the Penitentary ai
in passing sentence his Lordship
ount.'rynien" you m-ight have been
iurder, you -brutally kicked an old
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bean on orplcr since July;-Jill! to. hand, all sizes, 36 "
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. Hundreds to chooop from. ;
‘ TAILORED BLOUSES in white stripe and chock »
V°'|°l. R°PP. ind Piql-ll. from $2.35,\o $4.50. Lace, ,
Clusters of, Pln Tucks, round-'and V necks, $3.10 to
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$5.50. Sizes 34 to 46.
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' WHITE WASH SILKS, ALSO BLACK, In Jap -*
_ WHITE SATIN, .colored strlpo and Tartan Silks, `
1 sazs to $7.75. _ . ~. 
CHENE. 'Latest shades and nowost.§ie|lgn| in Bead-
ing and Braiding, all sizes, $6.00 to $14.50.
  
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__ ,crimes of _this kind must not be
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your young wife, I do not think this
is a case for leniency and clemency."
Appiiren-tly moved by .the sentence
the convicted man 'was -immediately
taken__from the _court room by the
sherid. -
` The ca.se"o! James Tom, Ch-inaman
was thendealt with.
_ His Lordshlpstated that this case
had giieifliim a. ict pf trouble and
wane he whs inclined to think the
verdict of the jury was,-right al: bring-
ing in 'a charge of attepipt of murder
h',e_ must confess the case was a
e prisoner was sentenced t'o be
cont) ed to -th pultntiary at
Dofchester for the term ot .four years
sublected to the rules and regulations
of that institution.
kms slowed 'A' nov/ii. osossei
" PARIS. Oct 7._-_King Victor Eman-
‘uei, cf italy, signed rr r eval decree
‘ratifying the German 'and Austrian
treaties yesterday, according to a Mil
_an despatch from the Eolalre.
_Salts is lure For
”"liidiieys;Quit 
|=~l.usH 'ri-is Izonusve A1' DNCE
N/Hen sito -'Hume on strip-
, DER BOTH_E_H§
No man or woman Who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by
ilpshing the kidney; ‘OGCBBIOD-8»llY. BIIYB
a 'Well-known authority. Meat forms
uric acid which clogs the lgidney- pores
so they sluggishly filter or _strain only
phi-r of the waste and poisons from
the blood; then you get sick. Nearly
pk rheurnntlsm, headaches. liver trou-
b ,-.--nervousness, codptlpation, dizzi-
ness, sleeplessness, bladder disorders
length-loop and
an guaranteed t
isse-iouutmrih.
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--HARDWALL
Portland cement
ter pa-ridand all
Brace‘e. 
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will be
Hhll 'on
25th at 8
‘of the forthcoming -
charge for admission
ll0tel _Arrivals
vicronfxg Horst..
J. H. weigh.
Toronto; W. P.
F. smith., wigqscr,
_ _ ; . Ro
'Wil
Montreal
and Mrs. B.` R
side; Mrs. Bo ess,
Mrs. -H. -L.
Laura A.
Pomeroy,
Tignish; G. R
side; Mrs. G.
merside; J. E.
side; R.
L. A. W.
_Miss Louise
gow; W. M.
John Benlt,
Toronto; C.T.
F. C. Dougan,
‘Toronto; T. H.
K. Warren,
Halifax; W
John; James White, Ottawa;
ard Reilly, West Cape; Mrs.
`Pratt, St. Peters Bay; R. A.
Montreal; C. Gordon, St. J_ohn; F‘.J.
Buote Tignlsh; J. W. Webster, Port
Elgin; H. B. Webster, Port Elging-
M. D. Coll, St. John; S. P. Tamburn.
,Mc-ntreal; W. C. Sheffield, Toronto;
Bruce Simpson, Toronto; J.M.Qulnn,
Toronto; Mrs. H. A. W. McCoub»
les,
J , Kirk,
York; F.
Young,
New Gia-s-gow; A. R. Brennan, New
A. lVIc'Causland, St. John; R. T. Tay-
lor, Moncton; F. E. Jenner, Montreal,
D. Gardiner,‘0ttawa; L. W. Sharpe,
Montreal; F. W. Wllielpley, Halifax,
ton, Portland; R. 'S. Anderson, Port-
land; M. iMulmat, Boston, Mass.; J.
donald, ‘Grand River; J. A. Gallant,
Charlottetown; H.' A. McDougall,
Charlottetown; J. jMcDougall, Char-I
iottetown. ,  _
___'__i.'@___. ,
REVERE HoTE|_. 3
J. N. McEacherhT Souris; J. J.‘
Stewart, Heatherdaie; Mrs. J.‘H. Matti
tliews, Cambridge, Mass; C. I-l. Poole
Lower Montague; George A. Poole,
Lower Montague; Captain Benjamin,
Keeping, St. John's; E. V. Lowe,
Murray River; A. J. Taylor, Moncton; .
G. Wilson, New York; F'.T. Brown,
St. John; D. M. Nelson, Truro; Laura,
Sencaubaugh, Murrxkjyf -Harbor, F. M.
LeBlanc, Moncton; m.Tayl'or, Sack- .
Sheppard, Toronto; W. E. ,-Small, Tor-,
ont6;"1‘. JI' "Keele, _Stellarton; Thos. '
LeBlanc, Moncton; Won Taylor, Sack- V
ville; _Laurie Cooke, Sackville; Geo. .
E. Myers, -Sackville; H. D. Cann,
Sackvllle; H. C. Mills, Sackville; J.`
Wipe, Sackville; J. C. Hall, Sack-
v'il4l_e; W.,J. West, Sackville; W. L. .-
Chul‘chill',,Sackvilie;"1‘. B. Plckels,
Sackville; R. L. Roach, Sackvllle; H.
W. Humphrey, Sackville; A. E. Mec-
Aleer, Saokvllle; W. T. R. Fleming-
ton; F. B. Prince, ~Sackvliie; E. H.
Clay, Sackville; A.S. Fei' uson, Sack-
ville; J. A. Maclnnes, lgorth Lake;
Lu Campbell, Canoe Cove; J. B. Web-
ster, |Bo's/ton; L. A. Orm, -New York;
A. J. Duff. Halifax; A. T. Bell, Suin- 
merslde; A. E. Styles, Summerside;
E. B. McLaren, Georgetown; Dr. J.
C. Mc'Donalri, York; G.,G. Fisher,
Toronto; G. A. Shaver, Montreal; J.
L. Irwin, Toronto. _
At oriie time snal,l'-rscingyvas a great
fad in Austria. Vienna. had a fash-
ionable snail-racing _club,`_where for-
tunes were frequently wagered on the _
ridiculous contest; Careful .records
oi' the time taken -by the winning snail
‘o crawl around the miniature race-
course were kept, in order that con-
testants mlght be .properly handicap-
ped in subsequent matches.
l’opulariT,ul',New
Dieti_u1ary Grows
Lswy_0r Praises Book - Money Well
_ Spent Ho Dsolarpo-_ '
A-ppreclation of the oder of The
New Universities Dictionary being
made by this paper to itg readers is
shown in ,the steady increase in the
book .has become more ,wlgleopreadi
as _.those who were amon3.,th,e ilrst tg
secure a copy have told .tjleir friend
about the dlctiona . or heya shown it
rey, S-ydney; IMiss Louise MoOoubrsy,_‘
Glasgow; G. -L. Turbayne, Toronto; .'
I-I. P. lMoulton,.Ottawa; C. L. Bax~,
q`.i~~iW
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ff .':;.k.-. ai-r=__ .
_the   -‘ida
fi-:.1 , 'I f.-'F lf.
Lace edged runners. This isa splendid
range of pretty runners -for the side-
board or bureau they are all well made
with plain centres and lace edge some
have :insertion » at. ends ranging in
priggg from' 7,50., 850., 900., 9512-, 351-00:
Plain-hemstitched tray cloth firm,
evenly-woven free from dressing. This
-is a splendid 'wearing tray cloth si-ze
161527 inches at .per each 600-'
Hemstitclied d-amask -tray cloths,
good, heavy, sturdy ones for every day
,wear in. pretty _1_f1o_ra1 designs. Size
1.8-X27 inches at per .each 750. ' / '
All pure linen H. S. and Embroidered
-Pillowcases. made from strong dur-
able Shamrocklinen in pretty embroid-
ered -designs at -per pair $3.50- .
Linen Damask table cloth, fine, even-
ly woven' 'linen thread, this is a beau-
tiful cloth and one that will give satis-
factory wear in pretty, floral designs.
Size 72-\’-_90.inches at _per each $7--3_0-
Bleached damask table cloths fine,
evenly woven, free from dressing, this
is a splendid wearing cloth for every
gay. (iiisef Size I7-‘~¢fX 72 inches at per each
,yn
Bleached union damask tabling made
”from'a strong 'linen and cotton thread
-iiotva heavy weight but-one that is eas-
ily washed and will give splendid satis-
faction in every day cloths in a pretty
range of designs 64 inches wide at per
yard. 551-00-
A11 pure linen unbleached damask tab-
-ling, this is a good strong durable one
that you will have good satisfaction
from, will bleach white in a few wash-
ings, comes in a pretty floral design 62
.the wholesale trade. _ wp... _ ' ` ' -_
.matllxea
_¢l1..f1¢I1S at
 
UNDER _TEST OE CLOSEST EXAMiNATIONLl3Y CLEAR DAY- ,
_ _LIGHT IN that splendid daylight linen ‘room ofours, you will see splendid 3
-line; displayed, .You will- see 1nes_ that in many cases canno.t_be duplicated
-in_Can_ada outside of the largestrciltiesz You willi see articlesfin Linens. that ,
pre being ordered from the. day ig t inen room y custriréiers gem many dis- i
_ ani; points. You will see values that in many cases coup not e equalled by
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,-.
` ` V "Today, we 'are inviting you to look over the following items-which are -,
only samples of the good things we have here for you. , _
Bleached English sheeting in a 'fine
evenly -woven thread, strong and dur- ‘
able with a good firm body, this is one
of our 'best selling sheetings 70 ‘inches
wide at per- yard 350-. -
Bleached English sheeting in a strong -
round .thread the kind that will give '
satisfaction in wear and washing in a
large range of qualities. Width 70. 80
and 90 inches at per yard 709*-.'80c.,
850., 900., and $1.00. ‘
Linen Huck towels made from pure
linen Huck-aback, firm and closely
woven, the only towel that will give
satisfaction, easy to wash, dries _-well
and wears well, in a large range -' of
qualities ranging in price f per each-
t0We1 5000 -600°.: 70159 Isocw $155.00. .and
$1.25. r» '--   ,_
Linen Huck towelling figured. This is
some ofthe famous Shamrock linen it
is fine and evenly woven in a large
range of beautiful floral and _stripe de-
signs, splendid time to secure a good
supply to make up for-the holiday sea-
son. 25 inches wide at per yard. /$1-00
Bleached En lish iongcloth in afgood
strong dura_l§e cotton, one that -will _
wear well 35 -inches wide, at per yard
220. - \\ i
Bleached English longcloth ‘good
strong durable cotton,.-fai‘r weight,
splendid wearing cotton 36 inches
wide at per yard 280- . S ,P
Bleached English longcloth -in a fine
close, evenly iwovenscotton, free, from
dressing, this is a -goodfweight cotton
30 inches wide at per yard 351'-
Bieachcd English madapdlla-n, fine
evenly woven-.but a strong g’ood.wear-
ing cotton free from 'dressing'36‘inches
inches wide at per yard $1.50.
Bleached'Da-mask table napkins in ‘a
-strong fine_ and . _evenly woven, free
-from dressing this is a splendid nap-
kin for -every day use, in a large range
of designs _special per dozen- 83-50- -
wide at per yard 360.- _ __ ' -
Bleached English madapallon, very
fine and -evenly woven this is one of
our best cottons, free from -dressing
and will give' splendid satisfaction in
wear. 36 inches wide at “pe-r‘ ya/rd 400-
. -. ...
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districts where the treaty provl ed-
" "`"'“°“' ' '  ‘ lesions' set up ‘bythe treaty, and ai."
_ -2 .l ,M
W “T “I ”="‘° m . .
    tli_e_w_ar department it was made ,clear -
_ that no American troops, would -be, s-
_ed without Senate sanction to pol e
  for plepiscites under the military ifiilp
1 ervision of the Great Powe s
_ _ - F _- _
pgnlg, Oct 21_-_.It is considered Real progress toward Senate action
clearly impossible 'tp wait for -the Un- °" me treaty W“5.mad° t"d”Y when
lted States to ra-tiiytlie Peace Treaty me' leaders 9|" -an emluflllkl d9»l1lP91`
before me fo,-ma] annqpncpment ‘Dt on the debate and permitted t.lie_ Sen
1-a¢|fjc9,{`|°p _i,‘_|s§ued bécause of the ate clerks to finish the tedious =work_‘
“mam d _mpdiyiong m german ten.i_ of reading the .treaty text. Just before
gm-y_ `»1~?ié coun-cl ms drafted B ,Mm iidjourninent the Johnson amendment
of call for the Council of the League to eq“”nZ° V°"“5 P°W°" in the
which is being submitted to the var- L°“5“e assembll’ “'99 f'°|'m°UY b\`°’“5hi-
mug power, and will be issued by up for action and it will -have the
President Wilson after the date has n°°"' except 'fo' *he I"`|"u°5°d "m°m'
,been agreed upon ling i1lour"I each day. utiitii lt is dis-
Ewdenuy me Council of the Lea u pose of. t is the last ut one of they
I at in ms, meéumg Wm dispose ‘gui committee amendments. Some of the
liiiftfiblli-10D. T116 DODUIIFUY 0f U10.-.of the Sarre Valley question and other ' more optimistic "h°“gm' B vote °“ me
matters which cannot be postponed 'Johnson measure might be msnible to
There is a general disposition to cr -' morrow’ but the “"9"” m`°dl°u°“
me only B temporary organization 3] was that a roll would not be reached
  
tion ;of"€v‘ery‘,line
1| 5 t 7| pt ii "
of Jewelry “ ,markfs
our stock. i
' itW¢iwfi`11 .be .pleas
ed to have you call.
W. N. flauton
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,`“ ro of Locks & Hll'¢|\YQlU_ _`
J, - Black 'Sheet Iron  
  ,Galvanized _Sheet ,I_1j,0;,1 1
just received a
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United States Steel Ca. Lowest
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carload of tw einty five
l.Gso§ton
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‘rfoilvf
come from sluggish kidneys.
clerks have
to"them. Each :Hy the illotrlbuung
been
baiewi. by crowds
smergencléa which Wm b _ beiore Wednesday at the earliest.
thby A pemanent orgmizitixl What little debate there was today
e
me pnndpal awed and a _ was confined to the Irish question,
 
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The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys' ot' your back hurts, or if
the _ r-ipe,,is-ploudy. olilotlsive, full nd
:s.i*§.°“:-‘:'r;‘:‘"..:'.r'.‘;;“t:.:* it
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slings mm- ouncx or Jeri Sails 
any reliable pharmacy and take a
.3.‘l”l;.£‘
ollr kidneys will th"én act
amouli"ealt`s is made froln
and lemon fulce;
so it no
ending
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termi
centi
Welle
nl
use
is accurate in its
the latest
'day
tri ltt
~ B which may get -before the Senate a-
Wwer' have mtmed the gain during the morning hourtomor-
to meet
lllilli
was da-
not ac
POW. -
,-25 p.  0ii
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