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THE 0UEEN’S CDUNTY GUARDIAN |_"" " 1' " ' _ 
The latest news, urst of all.
las
Louis Meurant, iassistant station '»
I-"£__1'I¥lfR.l1tB and cl)l.ld!'0l‘l. _agent at Souris, was in the city yes-_ _.Ernest Mmwiiiigm, Garfield, came
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erday.
F. P. Brady, General Snperiiitend-
cnt of the¢P. E. I. R., arrived in the
city last night. -
J. `McDonald,' Charlottetown, was
registered at the Park Hotel, St.
  4 _, John, _yesterday_.&_ '
Miss Minnie Lamont, tsacherint Mt -
Buchanan, is_ iii this city attending
the 1‘eacher’s Convention.
i,crof the Federul Diairying Co. El-
do-n, is in this city attending the cx-
hibition.
of _ John D. Mcilac, tliepro-hclcnt mana-
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Curl Milford, York ,l"oint, leaves
this morning for Mount Allison,
Sackvillef N. B., where he will at-
tend the School of Applied Science
in connection with that institution,
tnking a course in architectural en-
gincering.
The Notrc Dame Convent Ba2Jaai‘|
A cffcclllcnicdyl"o:‘Con';1ipn  in ." , opened yesterday and continued all
day and during the evening, The
' _ .- [sions f`\`\'i:I‘l53l\- , "' ` _ League of the Cross Band furnished
 .   vi ver 11 L 1 1 <1 -
[ne§5;;iidL0>_?\_0|~' ('~?’_L*-EP' ..<._ _ » gp cxce en _program 0 music ur
, _~ - ., i. - ~ ~ for -
r__cS_m__c S_g_,__»;,i;_,,f  _ __ ___ _t__ie pleasure and success o e open
NE\V -X 0RK_ `  I   a  : :Bowling, Burke's Alley under
~;T;Cf_E- ` m
 - _~ M . -1,2., _, _ - _ arket. Open lawful days, ten to'Crippen's promise of marriage and
_l `<.“¥‘;-‘.»’.c  d"7\§ §-fp,   eleven. U-15d1W- sh; was then under 8, great nervious
J 51115  ‘ -,,§,°'~:;g¢g - ,_ if'  ` lil   _'».}l=
Ei'  A I W   ‘ ' il' if  it  “WAT RUSH Knooxs nosron
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g the evening and added much to
g day.
or A'ri.AN'rio TRAVEL".
LONDON, Sept. 18.-The steamers
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_ ,. __   _  _ _ __ _ _ __ Lnsitauiu, Baltic and l.aureiitic,\vihicli
' »-L“' ‘ .c .rsfixf sailed from llritish poi-ts today for
Head Uiflces in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown
The Northiimberland arrived in port '
t evening at eight-iifteen.
to the city yesterday to attend the
Exhibition.,
'The mail train,arrived in this city
last night at,1'0.40. Other inward
trains of yesterday were on time.
The funeral of thc late James
-Herbert Hcwson will take ,place this
morning, leaving his late residence,
No. 323 Grafton Street, at 9.30 a.m.
lnterment at People’s Cemetery,
A happy event took place last even-
ing at the residence of Mrs. F. S.
Frost, Hillsboro Street, city, when
her daughter, Lidn J., was -united in(
fhnrringe to Percy J. L. Pearden, of‘
Charlottetown, by the Rev. A. B.
Wade, formerly of Montague, P.E.I,
The parlor was beautifully decorat-
ed for the occasion. The bride look-
ed charming in s suit of mauve and
Kciizic, city. 'l‘he groom was sup-
ported hy Vernon Stewart, city. Af-
ter congratulations ia. dainty supper
was served, after which the young
couple left for their borne on Graft-
on Street. The Guardian joins with
the many friends of the contracting
parties in extending best wishes.
MISS LENE\lE'S TRAGEDY
LONDON, Sept. 19-In the Crlppen
trail today evidence given showed
that Miss LeNcve lied, ln.-it Fehtriiary,
strain through jealousy.
BAKED BEANS
I AND MINCE PIES
DETROIT, Mich., glpt 16- Well-
cooked vegetables, ric and meat ns
, _ N »’\m0fi¢`f\. CHl‘I`i0<i 5.700 Passengel‘S. opposed to New England mince pie
.
Gptical Satisfaction is
Certain When We
Examine. Your Eyes '
(hir optical <l<.-pziiiiiiciii is well c<|uipp'c<l for thc produc-
tion ol' expert, sziii,sl`ncLoi'_\.' worlc, 'l`ln,~ sysiciii used for icst-
iiigilii- i-yes is tho host and _latest iiiipi'o\'<_-d and wc can iiirlke
:iii_\' kind of f.-_vc glasses to oi'r5ci'.
The Vlfatch fo The Two Dollar
wear---Empire Dandy Vi/'atch
Our siork of linipirr-, \\':i\i~ln~.~: \\'\~ hnw Ji small, i\i\~xp\~ii.s_i\'c
i‘.un|\ri .vs iii\\di~l:~; of' ihu lice-ai iii \\':il\~‘i licri' \\hii‘l\ is _llisl ihc lhni_u'
\\':\li~l»i~'iilii~r.~;` nr! --i'<‘li.'il\lc liiiii- lor llic |n\_\'. li is ai iiii‘kl\‘-i`1if~ii‘il
picri' - .il |.iml\'|‘:il¢' pi ivvs. l`i‘oin \\`.'ili‘li, luis g'i‘o\| Iiiiie keeping quali-
Iln- lon Io lin- liigli pi‘i<.‘0i| \\':di hos lin# :uid \\'i|l last |on_i_f nliil ivczli' \\'¢-ll.
e\'i‘r_\ liiiii"pii-ru is si _4-ooil \'.'il\ic ll is :i good \\‘,'|ic|i u\'i‘|\ lor grown-
nild \\i|| _i;i\c .siirin I wliiipf :;:|ii\l`.'ii‘- ups :intl is :ii`iiii‘lin|'_s,-':iii|1\\..... . . . . .
lion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . .._. $2.00
Walch our Show Window.
G. F. Hutcheson &]8§$‘§i§i_...
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Nova Scolia Steel & Coal “'“°
First Mortgage' Five Per (Sent Bomls_
5
liiicrcsi pziyzdilo, _l:iiiii:ii'y ist. _lilly Ist. '
liciioiiiiiinlioii ?,f»i.ooo, $500, $100.
Price on Appliczitioii.
1 J. C. lVlA€liilN'i`0Sll & C0.
Members Montreal Slack Exclunds.
AN AMERICAN ON THE EXODUS.
At a.dinuer in honor of a party of
American Newspaper men in the west
not very long ago, Elmer E. Critch-
ficld of (`.‘hicng'o said :-
“A good many things have been
dropped on our way up here which
give us from the other :side of this
imaginary something called a houn-
ldary line, occasion to thi-nk. People
arc telling us, or rnthcr a fcw
people have been eiiiieavoring to .tell
us, that some oi our former citizens
who decided to cnsi: in their lot with
you have become dissatisfied and arc
[locking hack to the States.
“Gentlemcn, the people on the
other side of the line who really
count for anything and who really do
things and help to make the big
world go round uudci'stnn\'l the ani-
mus behind this declaration. You
nccd not he worried in any particu-
lar about that declaration because it
iis not true. lt is not a fact that
our people who come over here are
going back to the United States. It
is not because the people are dissat-
isfied with yon, or wiih your coun-
try, or with your government, or
with thenilministration of your laws,
or of the conditions which they find
th'at they are going hack. You are
nll big enough to know that occasi-
onally it man becomes dissatisfied
dividiial is not going to do you any
good if he remains here. Let him
go back."_ 
“We have a department of our gov-
ernment whose duty it is to enter
and make a complete check on every
man who crosses this imaginary line
and out of the 758,000 we have glnd-
ly contributed you less than 204 of
them have come back." (Loud ap-
plause).
MAIlI'1‘IME SECURITIES.
` sept. iii, 1910. _
Quotations furnished by J. C. Mcln-
tosh~& Co, Exchange Building, Hali-
Ank. Bid
B. N. America,.....  ....... ..150 147
New Brunswick.,.‘...  .......273 270
Nova Scotia, ex-d\iv....  ....277 275
Royal, ex-div.......  _ ...M2395 239
Union Of Haliinx......  ....194 190
niscsiltnnnons. l
.ionim snf-_m~,`1iiii,..... ..........io4
Do., ordiiiur_v......    66 64
Bi'lindi‘ain-Henderson, (‘.0m,,,_ 23 18
East Gan. Sa'.'in§s & I.oan..,142 137
Flnstern Trust (`s......   150
Halifax Fire Ins......  ......105
se ,
N. s. 'i‘ei=pii0ne........ ......119 117'
Stimflclds, pfd...... ......104 10ll_
55
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HALIFAX -i\'.S. Direct Private Wires. ST. .l0HN,N~B ' l Trinidad E|0Ch`l°---~--  75 73'
0ut oi the City Investors
:irc inc st rordizillv invited to make our ofhcc their
. lit-:i<lqii:irlei's iihcii they coiiie Lo Clizirloitctoivii to
miciifi the Ffxliibitioii V
Desk ro iii, telcpliona-, the services of _ri sten-
‘lhlnplier and every convenience at our dlSp0S¥\1
will li; gladly fui'ii,i~licd. _ _
We fmlici pate the -pleasure of your visit.
r. 1' B. ngcufay 0 co.
. (Nuivson lllnck)
ilio Richmond Si.
Ch:irloite|o\\'|\ '
l\`enl\r|'s Montreal Stock l-Ixch'4ulE" _ _
llnlifnx, Montreal Sydney, C. B., Sl.|0|"\ 9Ml'~|~
drsii '_
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BONDS.
an-d ‘ Boston baked beans has made
the "graceful, self-controlled Turk
the superior ofthe nervous larik New
Englander.” This was the conten-
tion laid down before the Mississippi
Valley Medical Association yesterday
by Dr Fenton P. Tiirck, of (.‘/hicago.
Diet has more to do with the mak-
ing of grant mon and with the deter-
iorating of the human race to the
level of the brutr: than anything
else,” declared Iii' Turck. ‘
“Compare that nrinor-plnte mince
pie diet induli;-ed in by`nll America
with the tw-o sane meals a day that
are enabling 'l‘uri<ey to pioduce the
finest specimens of iyiliysical-manhood
in the world. Mincc pie and beans
are bringing about race. deterioration
not alone in Connecticut and Maine.'
150,000,000 OF GOLD
V FFOM THE KLONDIKE
.' IN TWELVE YEARS
WASHINGTON, St-pt 17-The Klon-
dike placer mining district in Alaska
has produced $150,000,000 in gold
since 1898 and mining experts esti-
mate the amount yet to he mined
will equal that already produced.
Consul Cole, ol' Dawson, states that
thc gold output for 1910 will exccl
that of 1909, when _ more than three
and a half millions was produced.
Most of this gold, he states, was
without cause. The disgruntled in- smpmd to the United Statei A
small quantity went to the new Can-
adian mint. Consul Colc reports
thatvrich deposits of copper orc have
been discovered in the southern part
of the Klondille district.
LYNN GIRL
MARRIES A VISCOUNT
LONDON, Sept 17 Miss Edith De
ills, the operatic soprano of Lynn
(Mass.), and Viscount De St Hilaire,
were merried here today.
QIED
I/lcGILL-In this city, on Sept 20th,
1010, Ccmima l\.‘.~G\i1l aged 69
years.
Funeral from her late rcsidence,Mc-
Gill Avenue, on Tliiirsilay, 22nd
inst, leaving: house nt 2.30 for St
-Inines’ r'liui‘cli thence hy rail to
Sherwood.
A GBUS PUSlTl0N
Gnu be had hy ambitious young
mvn and ladies in the field of “Wire-
/\f-m|ia1cir¢_____   _______125 110 less" or Railway tclcgraphy. :Since
100
the H-hour [mv became effective, and
since the wireless companies are es-
tablishing stations throiig~hout the
country there is a great shortage of
telegrapliers. Positions pay begin-
ners from $70 to $90 per month,\vith
good chance to advancement. The
National Telegraph Institute operates
six official institutions in America,
under supervision of R. R. and Wire-'
less Officials and places all gradu-
ates into positions. It will pay you
._ to write them for full details at Cin-
r-nmatl, 0., Pliiladelphia, Pa.,
Acadia sn.sr .... .. ....102 ioi 1"“"‘l’*‘i?' T”""'- D“"”“P”"‘- “L-
Ilrnndrnm-I-fleiidci°soii..,  ....100 97 (7°l\'mP19~f S- U- 0" P‘"`tlf‘“‘1' Ore"
riiumix 'i'mm......  .. ......1oz; i_oo` "°°°“‘"lH ‘U “"‘”'° Y"“_ ‘mil *U ‘""
N. s. steel,  97 95 1°” 9"“‘"W“-
Do., Debenturc Stock...... ......102 100~-
imrto Rico .... ._    as sa `
‘itunfleld Led
. s,   ..........102} 100 ,
Trlnidnil Electric......   95 98 . »
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
(‘»npper......  .... ..   632
Bultimore...... ......104§
B. R.    751
C. P.   ..
outhern Pacino 113]
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are ideal hoes for child
Telephone' "lllleeting
NEW YORK, Sept. 20-(Special.)- ` ~ " '
.A Special General Meeting
________190}_ of the Telephone Company of
Reading...-~.   ........141i Prince Edward Island will be
st. i>aui_.....  .. ........1215 held at _the office of said Coin
U. s. stsqi....._. _.  ss .puny in Charlottetown on
llll‘.f;’.?...‘i°“i€i.Il§‘i;3:...'."111"i.."§5:§..“1111‘§§‘ W¢fl\1°Sda>2 ‘he 2”* ‘hy °f
1 Septeiiibeigvlstant 1910 nt the
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~ hour of S oclock p. iii.
@°39®_@ Dated this 9th September
Black Prince’ hose  1910. - -
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was attended b_v Mins Fanny L. Mc- H
BEER 0. WEEKS---FURNITURE lIEADl)UAR‘\‘.R¢ _Lv-_ _
Aliractive new i_le___§lgns In Rockers
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trappy andstylish, and with all,s01id, §,~”,~._§\l;l¢l¢_l 1
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Drop in and look them over-  ___Gl§_|'ll'_l_lflf¢_l
a splendid variety here. _ _.___ I
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2.25, 2.50 5.00. 5.25. 4.25,.-iso up   
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/_ iviiiniiociiliriii.--a iascinaiing hobby
l\iet:il0grapl1y---brnsscraft for the honie is an artistic, fascinating,
instructive hobby.
l\I:iuy useful :ind artistic cliristiiias gifts may be made of brass work-- ’
and its not to early to begin .
Outfits iroiii goc iipwards,:ind steiiciled brass blanks are herein splendid /
variety. ' _
Folder giving full instructions FREE for the asking. /
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Compete / -\ Biggest
' our Pyrography Potato
‘l,UOTd COnteSt for buriiing---whisk holders, PTiZe
is boxes of many kiii<ls,t:ilioi1rettes,
‘ paper Liii\'cs, pipe holders etc,  .
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worth Oiitfiits at siyjf 2.2o2.5o 3.50 Later
 _I  Coinin_eiict7X 'is \v'.‘i'kii<i\\i / on !
All the popular articles
_._-BEER Q). WEEKS `
FURNITURE HEADQUARTERS >
BLANKETS----Half a Illollsalld
 pairs at rock bottom
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y By exeicis ng forcsiglit wciboiiglii our prescntniiiiiciise stock
" f “ ~ ,\ ___,,- of blruikets iiiucli below present prices.
 We’ve a splendid selection here for you -coine and see. l
_ _ And note our loiv cosli prices. _ _ '
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 . best quality henvy cotton blankets, pink ”~
1 -  . " or blue borders, full size, really worth
  L25 pair. Here only.....‘...... _ . . . . . 9.5¢
/ Heavy near y all wool, smoothly Another splendid value full
made blarvkcts finely napped, splend- size 'and iveiglii---superior qualiiy,
Here , H516- °
Still finer qualities right on up by 5oc steps niitil the 6.30 quality is
reaclicd,and these are fit for the King.
` Largest stock on P. E. I.
‘ Warm Wadiled Comforts  
Covered in dainty designs, 'wedded with pure 'vliite cot'on- -large and
comfortable. . ,_
2 |55 L50 l.75 L95 2.25 2.50 up
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36 in fi S __,_____,,,;'l`Wi§`._,,é._,=. _ /_ 27 inch pu_re
long Cloth ;_f"'*i5§"_  J- I heavy white
worth i 5c yd ._»  _,___-T':‘5_’.;"  “‘ .-‘.._"...;.=~ ' c 0 tt 0 n ii o
llc  _""`<=1`~"1‘ 5 ?<‘-T".-"<iJ;»  ‘ dressing 7c
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Special Sale Household Linens
The largest and best stocked linen dept in the province--everyiliing l
you want for the home.
More than forty kinds of real scotch Pure all linen wotcli liiisk towels Splen-
lineii crzisli towelIii1;.{--ivonderful values, did \vu:ircr.~:, large size, unch. . .. .. - - - -|2¢ I
src? our s iccizil linen I inches wide urc ., __ , -
f]aX_ “mlul me _ _ _ _ _7 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _‘ _I?_7c (fra.-nt hc:iv_\' hath loutls 22 x 48 in_ch
' \\'oi‘lli.25c each   -~9¢
Fine :ill linen glass chock toweling per
yard ....». ...... ........,...,....,.6e
.Superior quality full 23 inches wide. .
70 inch semi blcnclicd rcnl Irish table
linen, worth 406. llvfe ill - - -» - - ° - 30°
_  _"__________________n"_____|0c 5odoz.rc:\lIrislitailxlciinpkuis 28x18 i
inch worth 75c doz._ here. . . . .. . . . .,. .
& V -W ' ' ` I ""»».
\ ~-Our word contest three Prizes to the value of $100.00
fare to be awarded the winners. _Try it.
f- eer Q Weeks-q
'-runniruin; iii-znnouniiiiziis-_.‘~
. _ ' H- J- Pfllmefi P1‘@Si<i@11.f  i
ren; elastic ribbed tops. ' R_ M_'J0lmson_ Sec,.etary_l
sfo
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Best coilon blankets--95c pair 400 pairs 950 I ‘
dlf`ld h. “ldb d'l
i y inis ic wort 3 25 pair  ou e agoo sa. ue_at 350  _
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