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.THE QUEEN’S COUNTY GUARDIAN

Head Offices in New Pmwse Block---Charlottetown. '

A. D. Ross, ldon. was in the city The mail train arrived at 12.15 city yesterday. a. rn. lest night.

H. D. McEwen, Morell, .wal in the 3. G. Howard, city, was I. Pilsen-

clty yesterday. gel' east yesterday.

H. F. Feehan, Mt. Stewart, was in_ Jehu T.‘ Meflllsh, city,

the city yesterday. isenger east yesterday.

was si pas-

F. S. McDonald, V. S., Souris,wa5 Miss Winnie DeBlois,

, City, has

in the city yesterday. 1 gone to Windsor, N. B.

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DFJ 0l\&l>l_nau has returned to Am-i Rlev. J .' P. I-losan, has returned to h¢FSf» N» 3-. from ri visit to Tryon. Georgetown from-New York.

The tide Will be high this evening The warmest temperature regilsibred

It 55-04 “Hd '¢°m°|'\`°'W 0Vch4!1i;~at 7.58, .yesterday was 35 degrees. |wm be held in the y_ M_ C_ A__.

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_The vessels in this port during the Rev. -D. B. McLeod, Orwell, will high wind of the past few days left preach in Hartney Hall, near Vil- Y°Sl-€'l`dB!- ;lage Green station, this evening at

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i>i<o\vsE ~BR-os LTD.

C.h..i.i‘ffii‘lcio‘.'vii's Big, l}'cpa:'iiiieii*'il Store.

The Guardian has received from

iPerth, Western Australia, a recent ls-

toria Hotel, Cit esterday morning

F S McDonald Bouris; A. L. Fraz-

C S und rs Summerside and

Edward Island Lord's Day Alliance

'Buiiding, Charlottetown this even- in; at 7.30 o'clock. The Associate Secretary, Rev. W. G. Hanna will ‘be present at this meeting, which jwiil be of considerable importance. There will 'oe considered the relation of the i.orii’ii Day Act to the great interests of transportation by rail and boat, to the great industries, ‘and to ordinary business, as well as ,to business of amusement, games, hunting, and other matters. The Ldifflcultiea of enforcement will also ‘nomo up for consideration. Much benefit is expected' to follow this meeting. Every person interested

The outward passengers :rom 'this» The Northumberxaiid arrivedfrom

city yesterday included Miss Holes- Picton at 8.20 isnt night.

worth, returning to Halifax; Missf ` --_ Christopher to New Glasgow, N. S. i Rev. Mr. Walker. was a passenger

from this city on the Murray Harbor train yesterday.

;5u¢, of the "gummy Tlmeg" ,L weeklyi Miss Mary Jenkins, City, who has newspaper, which has the largest cir- b°€'u VlBl,f»U1€ in NOVB 5¢0ti~B- return- Iculatlon in Austmllm ed last night by the Northumberland.

Among tho” Nglstered Big the Vlc. F. N. Tennant, who has been in

this City at/tending the funeral of the

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were: S. Clarke, Mt. Stewart; H. A.‘1ate,J. R. McKee, returned yesterday osx, Moreii; A. A. Mccloskey, st. to Monster-

John; Geo. J. Esterbrook, Bt. John; _ ’*

Choir of First Methodist Church

ver., g',_,m-lg; w_ Walker, Monctonfare reminded of rehearsal tonight at

il p in Honorary and and ex-mem

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lime M_ 3wen5_ SL J0lm_ ,bers will kindly attend this rehearsal. ni "'~° ¢ 'rss .annual meeting ei the #finer '1‘<>m°rr°‘v °"°°i“r-' at 8 0'°1<>¢l< we

Missionary Society of First Method- ist church hold their anniversary. Miss Fitzgerald has kindly consented to give a solo.

The fuuerif. of the lute John Con-

way took place Sunday afternoon ;,iid was largely attended. 'lhe pul- bearers were: Jas. McMurrer, Philip Maher, William Collins, Patrick Smith, Patrick Clarkin, Patrick Lan- try.

H. D. McEwen, Morell; R. J. Car-

michael, Pcaiics; S. U. Hayden, Ut- tawa; 'l‘. C. Savage, Montreal; A. Martin, Valeyfielii; L. wo-od, Mt. Herbert; Mrs. Owen and F. S. Moore,

‘ J ‘ » » . " t. ot tn- l," <1 Ladies Fall Coats of Distinctive Sty lm” be pm" -_ ini." 8f.§i..“"ii‘.’.`2§i, ‘E§§i,f"",‘.`§Li.i§§

_ Last evening the B. Y. P. U. of tiiogmorning,

Baptist Church held the- opening meet-

r--- "‘: “il if ing of their winter course. A very- The famlly of the late James R_

` nlivuékjj E004 Hlldienw 5|`e9Wfl.BU ll°¢l1°'l1\`-`McKce desire to sincere-ly thank all

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liaii<lsoiiie,stylish fall and winter coats to

will find hundreds of

choose from. They have a character and exclusiveness of des

:sign that appeals to

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purticulfir dressers

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'l`liei°e is a sliaplines and grace about them that :if.ti'acts atten-

tion. Thc tailoring

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, i i fics are distiiictive.

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I", obtain able elsewhere.

To the Woman who prefers iiiflividuulity iii

eveiythiiig she wears wil appreciate the distinct fea- tures in design of a numb rr of attractive coat models now shown in our coat . ec .ion a wide rancjc to choose from. Descriptions uiigfit be endless with such a varied collection-all taste; are niet in :i most charm- ing manner.

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Sec then, Buy now. V For these are the days

to most enjoy possession of these attractive gar- ments. Black and all the leading fall shades in plain and fax cy materials.

Piices--$5.00 and all prices between up to

$28.00.

Ladies’ Furl-lined Coats " `

f_,ine'_l. :incl 1 . 3 iniii ed iv ith a ll _ s u it a ble fu rs ar e wry fash- i0ii'~1lilC this

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W e r e-

c o ni xi c n d

them for

their warn- 1

th, confort

and vc__1°y

dressy ap-

pearance. I

P r ic c s

range from

$45-°° “P

to $115.00

We guarantee all garments to be satisfactory

cause they are cliaracterized y superior quality, coi- eztn ess of siyle,ariistic workmanship a

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program. Rev. T. F. Fullerton gave a brilliant and thoughtful address on

friends' for their many kind acts and s atll To those who sent floral

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"t-he Poet in Religion” With °1°S°1tri.intes, to the diiietem; societies, ireasoning and apt allusion lie demon-_,md to the choir, they wish to con-

strated the important contribution of the poet in all ages to our religious ideas and ideals. Miss Lillian and

vey their appreciation of their good- ness to their late father.

Prof. Earle, in their charming pianof Tonight the always popular H_ duet delighted all their bearers. Miss P,-me Webber will be in the Opera

Amy Earle sang very sweetly, "Roses make me dream of you." Charles

House for one night only, producing the "Little Detective," ti very clever

Earle'a magnificent baritone voice was, ¢0medy_dmm,__ Edwlm, G,-ey will heard to great advantage in two well ` show ner grwt versatility m the

chosen selections. Altogether the pro-

le n c r cte ssisted the

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Zmm 5‘}PPu°‘1 P1°'“S“'e and Pr°m3 Wimiiribgrs oi; she hostoii Conied|;yCom- mtgygiegfgbfpg 0§“§g;;dtyf;;sf°;ne,pssy, .ins win no .inline is grease

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der the auspices of the Society. Wm R large au ‘ence

The regular meeting of the school

board was held last evening with a ful] representation. The teachers en- rollment. for the' past month was 1100 the actual attendance, 1079,, average attendance 997, percentage oi attendance 93. There were 173 cases of tardiness reported, 5 cases of truuncy, 125 visits made by the teach- ers, 56 notices, 14 cases of corporal punishment and 30 fell below average in grade. A deputation consisting oi iiev. S. J. Woodruff, Ex Mayor Pat-

on aud J. D. Seaman were admitted-

and presented a petition sign-ed by U60 rate payers, urging the hoard to provide Domestic Science for the girls in the city schools. The petition reads:-We the undersigned parents and tax payers, realizing the import- ance of instriictiori in Household Science would respectfully, but urg- ently, request, that you, make such provision us will enableihe female pupils ofthe schools to obtain the benefit of such instruction :it Prince of Wales College. After some discus- sion the following resolution was agreed to:-That this petition 'oe re- ferred to the City Council with the hope on the part. of the Board that as they have seen their way to pro-' vide for teaching Manual Training to' the boys, they may also be able toi

Weather permitting, the Charlotte-

town Civilian Rifle Association will hold a final shoot on Monday next (Thanksgiving Day.y A prize match will be held. Entries may be left with the secretary. The aggregate cup, ul- so the silver spoons won in the sec- ond match will be presented. In the first match W. H. Watts with 88 points cedes first place to Jas. Lun- drigan with 91. Any rifle (presenta- tion arms included) may be used ou Monday next.

The Guardian has 'rcceiv`ed~ from

William Bryce, Pu`olislici', Toronto, samples of lils story liooks' ioi YOUHI; People. "Young Canada." :in illustrated magazine for boys is beautifully 'uound and teeming with stories and '_-ibort articles of adi nature, -:ittletics sports Cf¢C». so dear' to the heart of the Young, while their Every Boys' Maga- zine is nn nrgosy of attractions. The girls are not forgotten and included in their books is "The Child's Own Magazine," ‘oeautifully illustrated with a pretty' binding abounds in in- terest-ing features and pretty rhymes. The books would make ideal Christ- mas gifts which would 'ne sure to be appreciated. {

Ln the storm on Saturday and* Sun-

provide for teaching _Domestic Science _dayr the tem schooner Ca,,abria‘

m the girls of the city' iCapt. McLean, was driven ashore at`

The eleventh of thc series of Court gglusgon Cove nfégr iu;nmfe1f.ige` TM

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Ahbeglzcit em;`§tg3::_entsJw"s mild mit owiiacd bywaéliifdtoliliere Sgleeii ofugi.

L 8 ome Y cms’ 8 1 John and had acar

_ go of 1um'.r/cr from

‘”°°“- °“ Friday °"°”i“g mt' The Campbellton, N. B., for Boston. 'ri-e Weather was not very f“v°r°'b1e' but schooner arrived oil Summerside har-

it muse be sped "spell" L-bat win

bor on Friday last, auchofrin 'ii

keep the Foresters and their wives B de ue Inner Ro ds in Stgri

home, especially when fi pleasant el qv _i _ .a “.95 e y

h I ga e. ui ng, tho mght the wind sud-

*1”"“ “h"d '1.g°°‘f ”“”" “""‘§‘§,;,,f‘;'t eerily shifted to the westward and

lor t ere is a ways a goo ‘ the Foresters socials and Bro.” Jones’s was no exception to- the rule.; in fact the mover and the ssccnder of the hearty vote of ehauks (which.

blew with hurricane force causing the vessel to drag her anchor. On Sunday morning she struck heavy aft, driv- ing her rudder up through her _rudder

d d t . y Bm. Jones . in post, dpstroying the casing and caus-

,"1vi‘;s u‘;5§1m;el°;cit,?usD manner) said t ing the ,vessel to till with water. Cape.

f' she best of the series The

ivlchean, when he found the vessel fil-

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ity unsurpassed, and was most "heartily" enjoyed by all. "T'would the heart of ea- Gastronomist de- light." The, evening was most pleas- nntly spent in games in which .fl engaged and thoroughly enjoyed. Music furnished 'oy master Willie Jones on the mouth organ, accom- panied on the organ by his sister Mrs William Wood, (Mill Side, Pownal), and Bro. J. A. Moore. singing of comic and other songs caused screams of laughter and bursts of applause The orators ofthe Court availed ,themselves of the opportunity to

f i air their elo iience Mr and

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deep water, when the force ofthe wind drove ‘her up on the bar of Fa- luation Cove. She draws seventeen feet of water and is now lying in twelve ieci.. The vessel is uninsured. The cargo is insured through a. Bos- ton office. Capt. Read, the underwrit- ers agent was in com.municatio'n with the captain, who landed ut Bedeque Y9Sf~f-l`dUY morning. The captain and crew are still aboard and wi'il remain there until the arrival ofthe owner tonight.

AH Oriianist is wanted lor Zion

Q . . iii`rii.n.i0ries ...iii ismiiy din nu in Cl1“r°l1» S" ML

'their power to _make everybody feel

at home. In the wee sma ‘hours the'

circle of concord was formed. and Auld Lang Sync ended this red let/ter night. Next announcement lgtcr Coin.

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“lleuiember H. Price Webber’s Boa-

ton Comedy COND!-ur at the Opera House, Nov. 3, one night only. The Little Detective.” 10-24d9i.

5/fe Deliciousness

'Of our cake cannot be ser; ss- sed. You want something nice for that little party Then order some of our.

Sultana Nui or Fruit Cake

just what you want.

Telephoiie 211.

D. STEWART ECLIPSE BAKERY

For Chopped Hands

Rough Skin etc-etc

We would strongly

recommend

Creme Velenfe as one of the daiiific"sE` and most exquisite pre- parations on the market-

Large ]:ii' 25 cents Ask to ace it

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Why pay higher prices

for imported corscts °, less merit

We present :i line of Canadian made corsets that in cut, style, fit and ‘

Finish are the equal of anything that nioncy can buy. And being made in

Canada----yoii siive the duty 35 per cent on each pair---‘.1 hink it Over.

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Moormac 75c. _ ~

, __ ‘"`\’l`liis neat little corset is inade up, of -"'.` goal iirin iviiitc coutil, with four hose Sup- - 1 5 ' ‘ .

~ porters---bias cut corset ._ _ . -_ .- . . . .. .75c.

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The best “short c »rset” that women

can buy. \Vlfiitc ceutil,---cut deep over hips, has hose supporters at front and side very iiicclyinade....... .- .. .$1-00

Number 585 -

This is another extremely popular liuc _

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One of the best Corsets in the store- A

niade up in fine French coutil cut deep over _, hips, producing a slender hip effect so popu- 1 ' muses f

f lar just now. Hose supporters are attached

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Shorter model lame grade $1.50 other

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Its special innovation is the Horizontal

Section, at the lower part, Nliich not only :F ~=-__ _ conceals the actual weight of its ivearer, but postively reduces the abdomen so effectually, by persuading the superflu- ous fiesh to the hips, that in numerous instances, skirts have to he taken iii ab-

A out 2 iu.hes, even when corset is worn é for the first tinic. _ _-,,‘

lii addition io Rediuing and “Form

Training" qualities, its long _hip effect greatly decreases the protrusion or tl.e

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Been wanting these for quite a while-but a gladly welcomed Ex-

press perccl brought us a beautiful line of soft firm line satins 21 inches

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Navy White ‘f Garnet Cream Sky Black

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Another net waist bargain worth _$.00 sells at 3.95. _

Saturday, by express, came the splmidid new waist. They’re made

in Ecru, fine uct, lace triniiiied, Gibson Shoulder, removable, silk slip, all sizes, beautifully manic and finished---fiiie fitters -mailed-postpaid at-

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You want Hair when you are old

Then Use Macs llai Food.

Wlicii you are young --

This is au :iiiuseptic pre- paration, a :t'oug genui- ccde. that dcastroys the scrnis causing dandritil, itching scalp and felling liair.

It is pleasant to use be-

ing iieitlier oily, nor

Price :i5c.. and 5oc., a

bottle.

ii if o cette.. city im ya.

tcrdiisy on 'ii visit 'to Picton and ‘

Truro hefore leaving for St- GCOTSVU

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DO NOT FCRGET

The New Music Store.

VVl1ea in need of aiiytliiiig iii the Musical line. ALI. GOODS ARE NEW and prices LOWEST. Rea

pairing of all kinds proiiipily :ittciidhd te. ,

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