. - 'rim cHA1tLo'r'i's'rcwN»GUARniAN, sevrsneen 2°,.ig°,,

che Mun people are unaware that!! B

,.’*l"f illillllilllill, itil# 1

iioors Pins » s 0..... i. N... .».....s...;;,;;,., is

_ ar o e own #mf N

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ei c. _L Hood Co.. Imreil. lieu; J. G. Jamieson returns ti-cm Halifax i Tal express arrived last night 9.10 ,mi _Bran in posture stamps to “The Guar-

_ this evening. md gh. “pm” It g_15_ dian, Charlottetown,” 6 cents for 100 Tun-

Pure-

IF YOU ONLY KNEW

When your well stocked store was going to burn down, you could wait to insure nntil the week be-

fore, but `

When It is Destroyed

Vouaretoo

old adage, “There is no time lik the present." and no insuranc

like ours.

E. I-I. E E E E Representing Phoenix of Hartford

Canadian Quebec.

EWWIWHW

We Do'

Nothing But

Bake

lsn‘t it natural that we

should do lt betterilian some one who hasn‘t studied it. Now if you want something delicious for supper, just

ring.

D. ST-EWA RT,

Ecirbsn Baraanv, llakes Best Bread.

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fyggniit, Clelaclrll

a. in. dtwtf ' D' 'I ' ' 0’

Miss Msnrrm, Dundas, and Miss Lavhm Miss R. F. Riley, C. B. Campbell, Bunj.

Miss Mirmivna Munn. Mar-shileld, Ilrehaut, Village Green, Lot 48, leave this KWDIHK. -T0hn Warnock.

leaves this morning for British Columbia morning the former for Pheonix B, C, T , - - *~- ~--- ~ -_ --__ »

where her marriage takes place shortly to and the latter for Portland Ore I Ro,;;::,ng:;:u;h,i)J;te,n:;:; ‘njlvlxlgxn -3 _

Mr Leslie, Iornierly cheeseinaker at ' p ' Y

terdny for Hami>den.P. Q.. where hewlll win visit sr. Johns, N. F., -an ins ein °‘°°""“*"- "’*‘l°h “f'»°" “ *"0"* f">""'~- assist Rev. H. N. McLean at communion. hume M, gh,”-|0¢,¢¢mwn_ P, E_ 1__s““ex, “li "W l1°\lS° D\”0¢00¢l'=<l to Sir. -l0li|i'~ vvhiie in Quebec Mr, M¢_Le,,n Wm ,,150 N_ B__ can _ Church where service was also coniiiicinil. assist at Marsborongh and Bingwiok. In the absence of the rector Rev C. I i

AN election court was held at George. Cumming, Rev. Mr. Nichols lroui Ki-n»

Dil- COVE-’l`Nl‘»Y» Of NGW Y0I`l¢. ll” ROM town yesterday to consider the matbur gf sliigtonoiilciated. Very impressive music

t° St' J°h“'“ NWI" Wh°"° E" Wm l”'°“°|‘ a petition against J. J. Hughes, M. P. was rendered by the choir of the church. the ‘<'°"““°‘"“U°“ Se""‘°" 0" the °P“"l“K Mr Justice Fitzgerald presided. Gilbert Many beautiful lloral tributes testified Thresmng Mavmne C°"'p"“y °f Rachnm’ Of U10 "UW llH~"e 0f¢1h0 A\"‘i!|lCl\" 0‘\lh¢d\`l| Gaudet on behalf of the respondent appll- to the esteem in which Mrs. Roger- plnnmng M’ "ect “ '”“""“°th m°"°ry I" of St. John the Baptist. St.. John`s, which ed in have the time or hearing enlarged son °l‘""”l‘ “ffl” d°Sl'f°Y"d IW me ln M72- until November 14th,/Eneas A. McDonald ol’ friends and relatives are leii. to mourn. inauhlnes fm' th” Cumdinn trade' By

Tm., Drake’ Bcdfm-.1 ,md Essex wemhed on behalf of the petitioner agreeing. The The pall bearers were: Angus Brien, Peter ' .

,mc|,0r Shu,-f,|y i,ef¢,,~,, clcvan y¢,.f_¢|-day Court made an order to that eifoct. McDonald. Donald McLean, W. H. Inman “

morning and left for I-lalifax. The anchor . ,_ JUIU1 s¢°l`dY» Bild D- L- MGKIUHUD. Wh0

on the left bower of the Cunrberlanrl bo' " ` """ ‘VIUQ 0_“:h °!¢illil0;_\IWiH‘\> U10 9111110 \\'h0 came disconnected undadivor had to be W" El 0 DB M l'~ li0BUl”140ll'N fllllvllll sentto the bottom to recover lt. Con- lNibY5§vEl:|ue in 'he city |530 Wllllfilf- Mlwll HYIDDBWY lil Qltundvil :umienuy it W” nmly me when "b”b°"'Ma'k Wfdfht FF' “shits c°'5- W me b'":'e~qved £9i“Mves` s -"~ ~ using Dominion products in the mi\nnfac~ °”“'“°" ‘i°l’"‘”"°“' ` ‘MARTIN Sns1nDsN.of nie irish Annie. airs einiose inipiemenis to he used in ine

5-* `»_--' ‘ 1 - tic association, New York, broke the

~ world's record throwing the discus at the

C. A. A. U. 22nd annual meeting held on the Montreal Athletic association grounds Saturday. Sheridan made the new record

- ,133 feet Ili inches, There was a large at-

I ten

il) _/

(el

Oval top trunk, covered with em-

bossed iron. edges are metal

[I bound-spring liasp_ lock and

strong bo ts-tray with covered

I hai box, 32, 54 and 36 inch at |, $.70, [_-i.iro, and . . . ...$3»25

Barrel top trunks-marlileized,

iron covering, metal trimmings and ornaments-spring has? lock and bolts. ray wit i covered hat box, 37. 34. Bild .35 9 inch at $3.oo, $3.50 and . . . . . .. .$3. 5

Similar trunk to above but has

iron boiipiiik and rollersl ansié

2 34 ani

li1rc`ll1§Er$3.(ll§, ’$4`?Io and. . . . . . . .$4-50

Similar trunk to last but is

stronger-has malleable iron corners -brass plated lock, strong bolts-extra deep cov- ered hat pug ill ¢;‘1“Y,»4f°ll`ll_; hfli 2, ani inc -75. S-I5 2...i‘f‘f.....‘T ................ ..ss.so

Lar e square trunk covered with

back cnemcl metal-has iron bottom and rollers-is very strongly made and strengthened with narrow hardwood Clelil- Fine lock, covered tray and hat bog with stron leatherstrap

Y""d“ b-V “ “Wd “""ii’"' Pm'

Q4 ba

Every sort of trustworthy

trunks here-wouldn’t have them otherwise. We’ve about every sort-Big trunks, little trunks, medium size trunks, somelow priced, some expen~ sive. Reiuforcements every- where-both seen and unseen

, -to give additional strength .i to stand tlie:i-acket.

~ ‘ and the lacrosse match for the Minto cup.

_ The track was in an excellent condition

_ and accounted for the fast time made in

many events. Morton, of tho South London Hsrriers, failed to break the record for

Square, flat top, canvas covered

trunk-iron bound edges-iron bottom and rollers, has strong brass lock, strong bolts, deep tray with covered hat box, 34

iiich.............. ...._.......

Ss-15

Square Canvas covered trunk

siiiiiiar to last but more strong- ly made, all sizes,Ht $4-001 54-40

and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..........

Superior canvas covered trunk,

vefy iiimngiy insdef-strong brass plated embossed ltccl

$4-85

corners and elamps,hesvy brass

lock and heavy bolts, deep set up tray and covered hai: box- two leather straps, $5.90, $6.25

..i..i,..... ...... ......... _.$6.50

Very superior canvas covered

trunk-leather bound edges- brass plated elamplh °°"l¢l'l and knees-two trays with covered hat boxes-two heavy leather straps, 34 and 35 lull- a very handsome trunk $9.25 and . . . .

I0-00

34iil¢honly............ 55-90

ESCOPES.

SUIT CASES. BAGS. TEE i

,~ sms-e.“.;:'°'°:::'..:°:°.:.::'°l‘z‘i.'.i".;“i:.°:.:i‘::

3'h:f:,f:(,‘ ;gc{;',f;,$_&,1° t'F1§|’§§§§3'PES, NIYANJSES i4 inch to 16 inch at 381: to

RsiiiaBLE° LOWEST . 1 Pincss coons ,af ff ,

Boston Elevated Railway Company, being

was held. A large circle

dance despite the tlireatening weather

a special race arranged at 120 yards,

although he won both the 100 and 120

bly the most interesting of all the

events was the running high jump, in which some of the local men entered. \V. Halipenny of the Charlottetown Abeg wcits,dropped out at 5 it. il in.,andWaugli did likewise when the liar was raised aa- other inch. The competitors were evenl.~ uually narrowed down to Mahoney, of the N.Y.A.C., and Cotton and Zoebieli of thc N. Y. I. A. A. Mahoney won with a magnliiccnt jump of 5 !t.l1iin. In landing he overgbalanced and severely strained his shoulder. Mahoney would almost he the last man chosen as ajnm- per, for he is very stocky, heavy, and of great muscular development.

Mlnard’\ Linlmeni Cures Lungs.

____ _

-The Chaperones for the dance to he

held in the Lyceum Hall Thursday illst, are Mrs. Jas. Byrne, Mrs. M. Barron and Mrs. -las. R. McLcan.Tlckcts 75o a couple.

lild lil

-W.H. Hanlrin, is offering for sale

his beautiful property known as West Wood ccnininlngiti acres of land in a high state of cultivation. For aliparti- oillars see ad. lid 7i

hlifsv-1 Carry Cases

For No; 2-

Folding

.Brownie _

Cameras

75 cents

Keeps the

clean, and can be car- ried more easily.

Clméfl

Manitoba, Can., for the production of its

building a plant there the Company will be ble to use much Canadian material in the production and will save duty, whi

would have to hc paid on iniicliines ported into that countr from Racine

reciprocity with the Canadian people,

WEDDING RINGS

W_ K_ Rm nel stamps l.l cents (oi-H10 ltl cents _ for ......... ...:;'.:;f ° '~°°°"=°' "°°° ..:i:'.:;“.:.?.':.°.".:“.:.'z.'.i‘.;"""~ "~ ‘° we -;~»==,m» - »~»¢- -» °» ~f= i ' cea or verybody should use

~ G.A. S1~aNLxvHoi»irxNs,St. John, was Miss Liznil Dioirinaoiv, West River, Tunnel stamps on their envelopes and

In U10 lilly yesterday. leevestliin morningjior vsneeuvu-_ correspondence. .1 tw gf

Ml” M01-LIE STONI. Cornwall, lslvislt. A Lnoiuim Woon, M, Ii. A, Mmm; Hg,-_ _ TBI: people of Forest Hills P.E.I. will be ins friends in smiley Point. bm. i-ewniea an iiigiii from umm. interested to Iwo that Wllllam Matheson.

HIS Lmwsmp Bishop Mmdon-ld Wu A w_ R VY, hu ,hh -_“swoon on ‘ mp who cams of a well-known Forest Hills

,Wenger ,mmm wm.,mn,¥,m- wr. s.`i»iana._mossoni1‘»i\nsenp¢,ieiii. ‘“""’- '°°' "‘”°“°“ *hs employ of nie

Mm W,,_ w,,,,,m_ Wmmun, R Q_ 'rue can-sim regrets in iw-ii or his emuloyod as s eonfiuewr on one ei ti... VERY lady is most cordially invited to attend this splendid millinery ex.

1 ft t rd h ,_ hm ' _ continued Illness ofMrs. A. Brown York. surface divisions. Mr. Matheson resid . . .

sf_=de_yes e ay on a s or v to Summer _,DEN AND Mm M B" _ 'MH __ n North Cambridge. as hlblt 011 Tlllll’5d3y Cveliilllg.

B883 re urn as

Wn,|,iAM mmm,-,H wud C ln “_ night from a visit to the Halifax xhibi~ N3‘m‘Y mo P"”°“3“° °Y0°!¢d N011! ' ' ' ' ` ° `l

this week in visit frlerrds ln ‘tl"l:m:;ste‘l'n lion. ° P. E. I. on Saturday- Among the number -our openxags In the past have always enjoyed the reputation of being `

piirtoiiiieisiiiini. _;,,,,,, 1-,,,,,,,,,_ Sh Pm," h,,,,,,, md °;';f'r°'L‘;f";:’mt;“e‘;'h° “’°E §K;“gs;° the finest in the Province.

I ' '

miss Armin Meisrns. rsnesia nu Mm Taylorleuve this mvmlnslor Movie ing ii sine ni' 8:” ii N

- u aa,oerswen tote ova ' ' _ '

been ,,,,,,0|,,,,,,; ,,, the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,g ,ws U, nc, sw". lumber woods md umm v__m_m_ In this case we are trying to out do our previous best.

st- \l°50Pl\'B CODVBM- _ PQWNAL 54,1190; bn bg,” “ond for 5 turning tourists who had spent the sum- -

Mm, GRA(.,,,.E,_,,mnA comma' Melmsm week owing to the prevelanue of chicken m°" °“ Wh” I**l°“d~'“M°ll°5°l\ Tl`°“B¢l`lDl~ MMS-. arrived 1156 Hlzhb 0" ll Vlslb to pox’ Taxna is consider-iibie discontent over

cond. and Mi-s. 'reams s rum-me :ui vi tori A U f ' ' d M 'll'

_ - . . o e o a . A. Club the fact that the Point du Chene train on n flmme I lnerys

GEORGE A,,,,0.,.,,. Un,on_ Iataa ,ms left ,will be held tonight in Y. M. C. A. at 8 the I. C. R. has been taken oil`. The train

. i .

nn n, mp W Bosgom Hls many blends .00l0°lK» left the city at. ll a. ni. and the rcturn ' ’ ° '

wi5hhim,;p1a¢san|;;|me_ _ T_B_ M°.,.HEns,u_ Hamnx W” ._ pw train arrived at 5 p. iii. Last year the S

ice was kept up until November.

Ar the Police Court yesterday Andrew “nm” W "h° ch'-7 1"" “ight by ul” ge"

Ccrlsli and John Carraxher. drunk and Princess' pzfat camumimgcas B |p°T°" dlwrderly. were wrhlhwd $4 and 15 days- REV- F‘“`*““‘ M°M“"”"' she” H'“b°‘- station? will heel: ienixvhuin life ‘ - - REV _,_ w_ AND Mm M(_KENm_ _St s.ir;s;i;mi;_enuv»¢ati°n :rinse Pi-im or me mm ,_,,, ,,_z,M n,g,,,.__s,_ _,ohh And a splendid range of beautiful designs from our own workroom under ihe Peters e- i ni it i d . rn “'“ “““ - 'reie nh. '

id, ,,, ,`;,,',f,,2,,,,§,,f of, ,,’f§',,,°,',,;`yB°,,,°f,’_' an entries nn- ins exhibition win pon- gn supervision °f M155 Shan’

_tively close on Friday. No entries wlllbe THE °“"w'"d passengel* by "lm 0"'

Fiuim; Dngciv, formerly of The mkwnfterthabdnw vetteyestorday were Leo Jordan. Miss

, , Guardian ,,|,m|¢,y, and now of Bmwn has: _ ' Lu. McDonald Donald Shaw Miss J.

been ,.,,||¢d home owmg to the se,i|°,_,,, _msR2';__E~v$ };l_l;;0Y:._0f‘Sl~_§’¢f;;'5s;3B_5. Brazil, Miss L. McKinnon. A. ifhurslow.

_ ~ is nm y _ ‘

I-“_ Rmb" th nlnegii of his wife, _ Mnm_m_‘_ Hants C____"___y_ N_ S_ ll I .las Fsiouharsoa and wile. Miss

ANY person desiring to see The Guar-I M' Plcknm' J' W' McC“" and wus’

, Miss M. Slavin Miss M. Cook Miss T

dian s Big Web Perfecting Press in opera- MR” “AAC BUBDENI M°“l~l\lll-‘B Bfldiw ’ '

um, should can at subscription Om” : came to the city last night and proceeded gf11;_£_i_>{r;i:_ljd,;l{__:_n1__l). 1_.;.°c1_tf_c_l;:her;_i;r_1é!M1l\|}s

, .

GRAND r ‘

MILLINEKY OPENING 7.30 to 9

either Monday or wednesday at 11.45 Wh" l\°m°ioP°w11al°naviBit- C;,y,e_ N 'Landnéa MNQ, M Um ' f I f ,

IN ElNl|]|lN WEST

MILWAUKEE, Wis., Sept. lil.-The Casi-

y .

In addition they will bc able to practice

Canadian wheat bolt by Canadian farmer.

The Case Company has already purchas-

ed a factory site near Winnipeg, on Lake Winnipeg. ln a few years it will have a plant: in operation there which will be ii large, I bclicvc, as tllcir plant Iii Racine.

-?_¢_.._

HOVV ARE ALL AT HOME'i Buy ii

bottle of Painkiller to-day and you will lic insured against cholera inorhusv diarrhoea and kindred troulilcs. The old reliable Perry Davis' Painkiller In solil by all dealers, 25c and 50c bottlcs.

Wanted-Five smart girls to learn the

mlllinery. Apply at once. Weeks & Co.

lil d tf

IT!

VAN’S STOMACH MIXI URE

Is the best medicine we'

know of for Indigestion, Dyspepsla and all Stomach Troubles. Dozens ol our customers have taken it with the greatest beneiit.

We guarantee it. Price 5oc a bottle.

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“The Two Macs"

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DRUGGISTS, Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Sis.

Oar Wedding Rings

stamped W. N. T. are made to our special order and are guaranteed full quality as

_ , _ _ , _

' lest at 2 p. ru. from the home or her son e

D ,M _ I.. P. Prince or the Maritime Dairy D F uns mme Co., left Saturday evening for Sydney on B' R'°R°“'°“' Am‘°“3l‘ ‘hc “"‘"l'l"~"' “'“` a e u r n I t u Rnv. R. McLnaN, VnlleYiieid,left yes- busgnem Begg;-s returning to Sussex he “"f°v°mbl° W" “We A l“\`i4° '\\1l1\l'\'I '

At Fiim sy Prices

Our experience enables ns to choose only GOOD furniture

and we have the happy knack of putting on just the prices that

you like to pay What better combination would you have?

Ile sure and call he`re`i`or your next furniture want-We can

supply you with the highest quality goods at way down prices.

JOHN NEWSON.

I-5 PER CENT

TheISunlLife Assurance Company wrote 26 1- 5 p

of the total amount of new business written by

the Canadian Life Companies (zo in all) in ihe yes

1904-a practical guarantee of the confidence of the insuring public.

’K;‘

E- R- BROW. Manager for P. E. Island,

19 mwffiyr V Charlottetown.

2 The Cheapest I Insurance

you can carry consistent with absolute safety is guaran-

teed by V

The Investment

Annuity Polic

of the North American Life. Rates less than straight life. payments limited to lo, 1_5

or zo years.

All the liberal provisions of our Investment Policies apply. We will gladly furnish rates, etc upon application,

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Cool weather is coming on, you will require, all

winter dresses, suits, overcoais, etc., cleaned, dyed and pressed to look like new for a triiie. Save priceof new goods. Crinzidzfs Greatest Cleaning and Dyeing Works are evcr ready to please you at shortest notice.

Agency at the High Grade Art Parlors, Queen Street,

where all art goods, pictures, frames, souvenirs, etc., are., selling at zo p. c. discount.

13 tn ss & wtf

re resentd by stamp inside. 'V * 'I *

is employ only the best manufacturers in making our rings.

W. N. TANTON.

/I I "' ivhllulve-In-manure Sunnyside.. .

Cl‘lO_0_SE_ TI;lE BEST

HICKEY TWIST, PEARL OR [RUBY

Ilivi iiercr ilcrivcd that real enloymcnt. which is hiv. They an the [Uma U th

sms of thc three. 0

li`l)~7l€ (IU MIXTURKS IN i AND 2 POUND TINB.

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