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, THE GUARIIAN,  'fmOwNt NOVEMBER
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1; values ‘ -
Eiga to  Local and Provincial Items ol
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Gleaned By ‘Guardian’ Report-
Quahty and
ww Price
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  S Mit. J. E. GRANT returned Saturday
lgw prices 
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ers and Correspondents.
lens Bdget of Happenings Round About
the lllstrlct.
evening froma hu=ine;s tr' to the
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other provinces.
‘wg m&k6 at DURING the recent storm eight inches
of snow are reported to have fallen in
 of certain parts of New York State. The
Specia.
Miis. l\I,i'rrm~:w Sutra of Pleasant
   View House.liauipton, has arrived
slei hinv was vood.
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home aiu-r a six weeks` visit to Boston
and vicinity. _
railway, and his daughter, Pearl; are
visiting in the city. the guests of Henry
_ Hunter of the I C. R.-Moncton Times.
R8  Only  Joris Hcxriiit driver ofP E Island
cannot see
ln our Ir is expected that Hon Judge Hodge
son, M. lt. will deliver a course of
  lectures on the subject of Trusts. be-
fore the St John law school this winter.
Up-to-date
Styles in
. morning. -
my  Aonsrarcn trom Middle Sackville,
` N B., says:-The marriage of Miss
Durable and
Fashionable
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MR. J- E. Wi'a'r'r, Snmmerside. spent
Sunday with friends in the city. Mrs.
Wyatt who has been visiting here for a
couple of weeks. returns home this
Alice Vileda Anderson to Rev. M.
Archibald MacLean took place \Vednes-
day afternoon at the residence of the
bride`s father, Josiah Anderson, collec-
tor of custorns. The ceremony was
performed by Rev.E.E. D.iley`and Rev.
J. G. A.Belyea. The bride wore a be-
com‘ng traveling dress of green ladies’
cloth, the waist trimmed with white
silk and black braid gthe jacket to match
Beauty and
was trimnitd with handsome sable fur
and her hat was of green velvet. Her
bridesmaid,Miss Mina A.Read.elocution
teacher at the Truro Normal School,was
handsomely gowned in brown cloth
 in with brown fur trimming and hat to
ed match. The gi-oomsman was Mr Hugh
BROS MacLean of Victoria Cross. P. E.Island.
. brother of the happy man. The
A house was prettily decorated with
flowers and plints in honor ot
the pleasant event, which was
attended by a large number of friends
are none and ielatires. The wedding march
was la ed h Miss Minnie Smith and a'
than P y Y - -
- sacred song was given by Mr. Hugh _ _ _ _
MacLean. who is a well-known evange- white chilon over silk. had two frills
_ list singer, the accompaniment being
and Mr. and Mis. MacLean drove to the
_ station accompanied by a number of
friends The dag was up on the pos'-
 oillce building which includes the cus-
tom house and there were the usual
 showers of rice and good wishes. ` Miss
Whether or not iris the intermar
hundred souls. If a railway accident
the same diffuseness of spirit is ap-
parent' whereas, in the,-shall I say-
good old days.-we used to be con
to
establish it foot itoiti, suit, a bon? one
cyclone, in which venerable trees have
hid the first unfolding of their tendei
buds. (Josters, much to their ow
amazement, were “moved on" - by a
tiian that of our rsdoubtable metropoli
tan police: Rosy apples and luscious
consternation of their seedy vendors,an
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current, carried in a like direction.
was over. Being Saturday night, the
lined with the usual spectacle of Cos
ters` stalls, from the humble cockles
and mussels, through the graduated
list of onions and boiled beet_root, rab-
bits and bacon and stout legs of
mutton, up to the attractive (P) display
of washed laces and second-hand clo-
thing. Many _a Sunday dinner with
perchance a costn me for church parade,
were practically dropped at the doors
of the needy and deserving. Foaming
goblets (proving the adage of many a
slip, etc..) were dashed from the hands
(not too steady, perhaps) of those who
might have been spending their week’s
wages more profitably. Chimneys were
scattered in playful profusion, |while
part ef the roof of the Congregational
church was blown off, a pinnacle fall-
ing inwards and doing much damage
to thesbuilding.
lt is but a step from the sublime to
the ridiculous. Peter Robinson,
Regent Street. is showin
dresses, one in white figured net calls
for special attention. It had a iionnce
round the hem trimmed with seven
rows of narrow white satin ribbon and
was headed bv six rows ot the same.
Then a space left and tive rows and so
on. the top being three rows and tinien-
ing slightly above the knee. The low
bodices was full with very small sleeves,
the whole confined at the waist with
broad white satin sash. Another in
round the skirt, both edged with one
played bythe bride. After an attrac- row of black ribbon. The first- tlounce
iiveluncheon served at small tables, iinielied in :rather low V111 f_l‘0°°
and the second. or top, was carried up
to the waist on each side ot the front.
Trailing downwards on the front width
were eppliqnes of fine black lace. low
baby-bodice, with double frills. ensuite
and lace appliques here and there. =' for-
- Anderson was a graduate of the Mount ming berttie and sleeves, which latter
*- - has also studied in Berlin under Prof.
Bart and has taught piano at Acadia
College. N. S. Mr. MacLean is a
° ° duate IA d'- dRo h terTheo-
hcluslve Noveltles lgc:;ical Codleg: I? Tl, axidelias lately
received a call to the lar e Ba tist
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mcomblnatlon Church in North Sydney. The happy
_ couple go directly to Mr. MacLean’s
pastorate in Cape Breton.The wedding
‘presents were many and elegant.includ-
ings. goodly amount of go‘d and silver
as their daughter is known to be.
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“Wat Wntlu Goods” ‘
Kiimfort Headache Powders. I0 cis.
U :of leased cus~l-
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== BEE “WE = to the fact that
°°-°°°-°g we tap tt.. »
Are not a nice thing to . == .-
have this season of the t £3 numn 0 cnsr L U M-I.
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year. Keep your feet-
Auison and Bgswn cgngervamrieg and ‘cannot now be too small. A bl ick satin
waist-hand with true 1over’s knot side
bow finished. This extremely recherche
creation. Fur.more particularly mink.
is still much used for evening wear,
chiefly in com oinaiion with silk, :but is
affected principally by those who have
passed the hey day of youth.
Next week I hope to attend what
will, I_ am sure, be a very pretty wed-
ding.
and the bride’s arents avehera hand DR Cum. cures Chmnm Dlseas
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  501110 Pi8Il°; 8 gifhby *|19 W"Y~°°P‘§°§’“' and Rupture at Ch’town, Fr.day, Satur-
A _ ly appropriate for so clever a musician dayaud Sunday_ _ Gail or send Sump
for infomation . - »
T.arLon’s.-12 2i
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some most: tempting evening
* SILVER and gold filled watches cheap-
T0 Cure alleadache in ten minutes, USU er than ever now opening at E. W.
Goitsars !-All our Corsets are dis-
A counted. See our special marked 60c
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have _a cyclone. small it is _true._ com- _ _ 
t_’.”‘.:;:.°;;;‘z'...:.=3”.°.‘;'.:'s~.:s..¢t..;2  Gems' Furnishings BAK|
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§§°f‘l§`i§§§S§$Z `§§§i&‘f?da";§.0§°`5}i?§E Tweeds and Blanketings, fl35°U|Tf
“force” infinitely; more impiegnable _ _ MDUNEPUUHD
Boots and. Shoes.
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'riage of so many of _A our English _ " *rw--A-~~~-~ ._-
aristocrate, with the' beautiful and ' ' ° ' " " ‘A ~ __ A i  nn of
wealthy dameels from across the i ‘ `  ~ Cl'8&I|1 
Mherrin pond,” certain it is that the ' T _ ' - .=_ J I _ _ `
American element is, on this side, be_ ' ` _ ' M ` ’ ‘ ING  Rx
coming decidedly pronounced. If we 1 "`"  V __ P’ _
have a ship wreck, not only is the ship __ ` _   of from %° to
totally lost, but some two or three ‘ -  ° on very mind you 
ff and offers you the bestvalues in the city in *H 
ii. it ninsiv it cu._@g__y__
NEW ritowsn BLOCK,
SUNNYSIDE.
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pears, were scattered far and wide to the _ The gggd gggk ng
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_ _ _ thas excuse for using
to the grim sa rfiction of those small . _ _ _
urchin., Who, b the mme mes Miva Quality, St le and Fashion the best in the i T9-l‘\`»&l‘ Mid S $8 mil
Y otv,_ _ 04°,
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could feast undisturl ed when the ~-blow” and pl‘1C8S l3l1€ lOW6Sl3. - .  at the
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streets of Camberwell district, were  bi? pled-'S€Cl ll0 ll3,V€‘ yO11I‘ pe[~S0pall?eing mu(;:l:~l90re` w
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_ inspection. ` P _ form and always welll
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'E Jewelry,
Gui: Blass,
- Silverware,
Eduring his recent trip abroad.
Esplendent with all the nicety,
li goodness and elegance that
 pertains to the production of 
tistic manufacturers. When
gyou are looking about for a.
fi gift you'wi1l do well to
__ _ “Walk in and look around”
'W ll WELLNER
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Eyes
Your children MAY BE
struggling along in school
under the greatest diiii-
culties.
Certainly they are,
their eye sight is 
i Have you any reason to
suspect the existence of
eye troubles
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§ Having just completed 
E course of instruction in Ladies é.
° -' 1 York it lacesiisma osi onto
If so, bring them tc me.
I will examine them fre
G F. Hutcheson
f _ Graduate Opticiitn
_queen st.
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:BER at satisfacbll  Garment cutting, as taught in __ _ " l
_ L, Fancy ghmks' -- While clothing importers are taxing their _ breins_ oell
gpurchased by ML Weune, excellencies of makes that have little or no merit, we ynsoly
make of Ready-to-wear Clothing is superior no any of ohm,
Efrhese goods are beautifully rg  workmen having experience at custom work.
Having over 28 years experience in-Custom '
- know quality of material and workmanship better
_ clothier in the province.
__ _ Americ” best. and most “_  OUR GUARANTEE-Our make is more strongly put together
‘ 3_ pocket being linen stayed. _
We guarantee our coats ht better around the neck and thot*
_ We guarantee sleeves hang better (a. very  
We guarantee that if any part of a garment ripe UQ vm NV K
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'|'|-|E GREAT W|~`|'l}|| MUSE. f _ _ _ Ou_r §l0.Q0 All-wool Blue Beaver Overcast, silk stitched lid
”"' tweed lining, is the best we have seen for the money.
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~ Agent for Oxford Tweeds- _
LOST!
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Half the Comfort of
cooking without a High-
and Range.
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d,.y_ We have the  “ll P-milf I ion pricw =. _ 3 the Schools of Boston and New .; _ ca" and see them at
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best rubbers made. The i
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