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Th. general opinion of the Dutch

Tm Queen of laolland has brought her , _

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Parker Ilene Rolla lk Du,

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(frame time confined tothe P. E. I. Hospital

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The Bluea. l

and the Gray.

Both men and women are apt to feel blue when the .gray hairs begin to show. Ifsavery natural feeling. As amatter of fact the hair turns grey

regardless of age. rometimes it is whitened by sickness, but often by lack of care.

When the hair fades or turns fray,

there‘s noneedwresort to hair dyes.

The normal color of the hair is re- stored and retained by the use of our

Peerless Hair Restorer

which is perfestly harmless,

V Price 35c a bottle.

Hughes

Holland bulbs-largest and dnest stock the city at Carters Bookstore. 31 li

-riaicst Niws hi the City.

_Rnd Province. _

1-3..

ily Reporters and.l2m'responlf;i

" dents Everywhere.

J Miss Carrie Grady, left yesterday Q3 for a visit to Boston. c :EJ

Amr boy or girl with a fair education

and well recommended, who desires pen.

Qmanent employment should apply at this lollice st once. ._ e _ ` l

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J Hman!-:Rs of Court Mount Stephen,I. 0. .50 55° f°l`9- Th0\1lib in Hif-

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F. will meet in their hall at 3.45 p. m. to ‘hy Preparatory to atte nding the funeral of Bro. Nelson D. Armour. ‘ By order oi Chief Ranger.

Pnoru: ofSouthport. Attention: Revf R. F. Whiston of Charlot,_totown win.. Breach in the Cross Roads Christian '_ church on Sunday, at 2 p. in. Remember- tbe hour 2 p. rn.

RSV. J. W. McKs.szrE, minister-fo! St. 1

Peters, will preach at West and Clyde River Presbyterian chiuches on Sabbath Nov. 4th; Clyde River at 11 o'clock; West River at 3 o`clock. put, d&w w Yns'rnanAr afternoon Mr. Arthur'

I urkc, ot Southport, called at the GUAR- DIAN Omce and presented a number of ripe strawberries picked by Master Alton

Miss UM' ionic

Terrace, Aubnrddale Masai, ii'h5`ha*s` been visiting in P. E. I. for the last two months returned via the S. S. HKHKX 'ilfh re- gretted that Miss McPherson was for

with typhoid fever.

of crm-l°t*§¢6»o\n;-f=8,; !:~'~.'i`»1'17¢u€~“- his taken second place infhe exhibition e`x~` aminations at the entrance of the third yearin the Faculty of Science, McGill - University, gaining a prize ol! 'twenty dollars. \ . ___

I. O. F.-The members of Court Wilt- p

shire, No.,11831. O. F. will meet in the court room on Sunday, Nov. 4th, at 10,30 o`clock a. m. and will parade to Brookfield Presbyterian church, when the anivcrsary sormonwili be preaohcdbyBro..Rov. Geo. , Millar. The members ot sister Courts' are cordially invited to atendf "" _U ' ,'

Ar Cardigan, J. F. Norton is loading with produce thefschoon&§|fHazel Dell for Yarmouth, N. S.; the Lavinia for Yar- mouth, Minnie Mac, ;fom~I’ort_‘Helfor; D.' C. Morson is loading the sxhioouers J. W. Mins for Lunenburg; and the Giesier for Halifax. The Cardigan Bridge is now

_~ passable for teams. ,

l THE schooner Torridon, 125 tons, lumber

D000*

O“O°N°.°°C°°O

SALE-A base burner hall stove,in _

Bu-rg h b ood th f l ta to “D0”

rder°St_Appxy‘ w James 31 3?’ vvliiih itdepen ‘ds?crI‘3)e`l~.iii?: and In t Hoo_d’s

laden from Richibucto for Isaac’s Harbor, f struck on Canso Ledges on.Friday night, and may be a total loss. ~The Torridon is owned by Mr. E. Boswell of Victoria, who was in this city yesterday and left by the 1 S. S. Halifax for Port Hawkesbury whence he will proceed to the sceneaf the disaster. The schooner was fortunately insured.

i THE Presbyterian 'church (Kirk) at ` Highfield will beopened for public wor-V ship (D. V.) on Sabbath the 4th of Nov- The order of services will be as follows: Rev. J. Goodwill will preach at 10.3) a. m. Rev. D. McLean at 2.30 p. m. (not Rev. D. B. McLeod, as at first reported); Rev. Jos. Parkins at 6.30 p. m. Special collections will be taken up at the close of each service.

SNEEZE AND BLOW

Thisis what you must do when yoo

have catarrh in the head. The way td cure this disease is to puri{y_ the _loce with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. This medicin_ soothe and heals the inflamed surfsces_

rebuild the delicate tissues and permsn enily cures catarrh by expelling from

The non-irrit atinzcatharic-H?od’s P1115

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BLERRMA ll HALF PRICE. 50% off-

A good Hoovy skirt or 53_.25_n<>w SI 63-

Thtn we show a Skirt at f9\' ,I-75* U

You want to see our Skirt at £5’ s2'15'

“Te only have 2 Twefd Suits left, 'he Prim '53 yours to clear “J-L.

We have 5 Serge Suits loft, nicelytrixnmed with Satin Ribbon, 111° , »:

F500 was $|§.3§, yours toclcor `

'l hesg are genailb

RESS SUITS

dd ‘jlsirts

To secure one you will need t0 @8119!!! “S -

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aw.. C ;'* 'Y "iff 6

U' wav ’ "-~"‘ - |

I 'nine ofclock with the following passen-

,gmol T. M. Flood, M. Mclfauchlln, B. A. 1

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‘in theiaflgmoon, t‘ following

33th inst. was onefofltiio-liiostlnliiresting of 1 - ' If -

' 1““°'l1m°"f*3 iff'

M. =°.‘

B irke. Two crops of strawberri¢s»,i_g_ one 3 P” Wm b° t°k°, -‘K5_![f,1_..3fh° 1'¢°"B‘“’l* 56339;, go g of the Ju, = y _if _ ’f§5¢?9nnection

W ii - ~ its this 1 1- _ '

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Sr ozsssrvr. E..;%_soi-us, _

under the

M¥sPl9BUO£ the Lidiol A 0! the First Hethodlst Church will be given in the Kindergarten Ball on the evening of Nov. mod. ‘ ' ‘ » '

TBR steamer Halifax arrived from Boo

ton yesterday morning about half-past

Gould. M Gwinn, m mLoroy, Jas

ovan, M McPhee, JsMoDonald Mrs _ arron, Mrs. S. Farqghgmon, Mrs. G. .Smith She left on to Boston'

PWIDDEBISI Mrs. ' _ . Taylor, Miss S.`Moorc. J, Miss J. Dotfélos, Geo. Lund, Alph&lusi1’ye, Miss Annie S. Csrr,‘E. Bdfiirell ind Miss Jtiféry. _Q _ jg,

*I.`o. G. rr. nusnAs._Afeior asiiort ooo-

of depression; Albion"I»0dgols again

teudancc is not mani- fested is greater thanfhilupo some "me we she ooo.

the past quarter The following pro in was well rendered

Reading-Aliso $851909- Reeitation-Am§.§~@,

Rwiins-M f - Solo and J. U°L\“7=- x j 'K -s

l'a&i.l0l|*.-B.i‘ | "" ~-

0°-nw Rudi Qusrtette- ,;`-~§‘A1ioo Mauro _ Anna J M. `- _ _

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It is tobc hoped t N n the near future.

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_ we cup me following from the Brockway-

_T3=fnes, of sept._2'm=i§ Amoiign ii _row ooonloorcs ro.ffv..aai.,'°i~§ii.l

Edith Alice Anderson and fE.

Badger last eveniug,'it lk!!

on South Russell street-. e beaulifully decorated with dowers and ¢v¢1'¢roeu_ ,under the direction of Melvin W. Bates of North Adams, a friend of the groom. Suspendcdfgrogl ceiling in the parlor was a bell, under which the bridal couple stood. The bridal party ,teredhthe p¢a2lof“§t8 o'clock to the of rendered. on the piano by James Carr.- The bride was charming in a. beautiful

10"!! tulle veil, and carried a bouquet of white austere and bridal bells. Miss Bertha Pope was maid of honor, and wore, a pretty gown gg' mqrggidie. and carrieda bouquet of Her-

actcd as best man.. The _.ee nywasf

imvmiivrly F. ours, or it-as lst, frburoh, a ring hoioglused. At its con-~ clusion the happy couple were showendf' with icongratulations and" good wishes. ' Ice cream and cake were served. Among thosei present were Mr. and Mrs B. H. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs;Ch_arle E. uman,

MP- llld Mrs. J0hr. gud Mrs. Arth'urStone, . . Gam-3" ¢' A. Mentor, Mr. and _Mrs.Fred Badger,Mr

iiigmmgsrwuuarmi

McKay, Mr. and Mrs. Dan ` McLean,Mr and Mrs. Peter Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Blalluhlrd, Miss Ruth Spooner, Hr, and HU* G°°|‘8'° Bll‘l0I', mu and.-Mrs. Tohn

ro.. noocsw __ .r

J. Weatherble ~ ~ _ ,_ °

ient J.H. G. Acorn J. R. Brown t. J. M. Jones

S. Jardine '

senses oneness smsssussssssssd sesessnnsssee

rgt. J A. Moore J

W Chandler ' ,l E. W. Brown _ _P

rp F J. Hayley 24`

lent. W. E. S ' h _ D. P. McRae

e Geo Carver ` _

E. Jenkins \ L Carver

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V' ` - 'Robbins.` Anderson, _

, I e, Emma Cook, Alice Neal, Jennie.

_ "I _.- $5.905. ‘V 6,5--oley, Annie Besoe, Annfe

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Hfflze blll8, 110'!!! I D. Badger, Sandy Allen, John,McCanley and Fred Strelbel. There were manybeautitul gl!to,;includin`g' following: -Silver out bowl, *gold lined,

spoons. Misa 'Rnth“Spooner;- carving set, Mrs. R. N. Bowman; china

Allen; silver berryfspoon, Mabel banquet lamp, Mrs. Watson; silver-_ berry spoon, Mrs. =Ja`x`nes`D. silver sugar spoon, Winslow Whitman; silver olive spoon, Miss Ann T. W,h__itmon;

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Bugle: W. W. ` 'za *fs 1.1,-_-_,got -'

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“‘ A. Woodj _;l 14 15' “ ,Cedric Ballem 18 10 . “_ Wm. Cornish 22 Q A " ~ F. Carver 13 _I4

“ A. Praught 16 9 " W. McLennan 17 5

“ A Carver 10 9 19 The members of the Company desire to express their thanks to the ,f,ollQ’_wirig_

Pub. Co., Patriot Pub. Co., R. K. Jost, Moore 8: McLeod, G. E. Hughes; Provvse Bros., Stanley Bros., Alley & Co.. Gordon 8: McLellan, Dodd 8: Rogers, Jenkins 8: Son, Haszard & Moore, Mark Wright& Co.,'J. H. Bell. A. A. Moore, J. A. Moore, Lieuts. Smith and Acorn and Capt. Jones-

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f DIED. A

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In this city, on October 30th, N. D

Armour, aged 4.5 years. _

(Funeral to-day at 4.15 to People's

Cemetery.)

At Hunter River, of appendicitis, on

Wednesday the 2-ith October, James William, eldest and dearly beloved’ son of Lilla. Jane and Donald-; Andrews, aged seven years and eight months. ‘

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A precious one from us has gone,

A voice we .loved is stilled, A place is vacant in our home

Which never can_be filledl

God in His wisdom has recalled, The boon His love has -given,

ment embodies. --Just what you are look- ing for, is it not? Putna.m's Painless Goku Extractor- the great sure-pop corn cure -acts in this way. if rookies nic sore s ts' safe acts speed an wit cert- aiigtyi .sure and mildly zvvithout ihda-min the parts; painlessly. Bo not bo, impose upon by imitations or substitutes. _ r

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Joseph 65°; Silver

liinei fK!

knife and a~d0l_U1l Klasses, Mr.

“aug Mio, Dog. iilra1'.e¢i;»"o;;1v,or oola more

fork, Miss M. E. Courtney: out glass water set, Mrs. Frazier; cut glass lemo- nade set, Mr. and Mr. B. Holmes; picture' of St. Cecilia, Bertha Anderson; silver , pie knife. F. J. Streibektable cover,Melvin ,,_§s,tes; silver berryyspoon, Dr.

gentlemen, who contributed to the7pr°i`z`e’* china berry set, Mr. and Mrs. John Niu- list: D. A. McKinnon, Esq., GUARDIAN* man; lemonade set,Mr. and Mrs. George

Neal, bedspreads, .Mrs Barlow, Miss Maggie Carlon; comb and brush truy,Miss Everson and Mr. Austin;china cracker jar, Mrs. Avery and Miss »M.ulvey;' china. teapot, Mrs. Hardy; table cloth, Annie Kendrick; two salad bowls, Miss Anna McKay; silver cream ladle, Mr. and Mrs. George Sampson ;silver gravy ladle, Jeanie McQuarrie; silver olive fork, Mrs. George Condley; silver pickledish. Mr. and5Mrs. Stone; $10, T.R. Watson, china syrup cup, ~Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Butler; china celery dish; Miss McLean; china fruit dish, Kate McLean; table mats and tumblers, the Misses McDonald; towels, Mrs. ,Ever-son, Mrs. Mahler; dozen glasses, Mary Matti- son; water pitcher, Jennie ' ,McCanley; parlor chair, Heman Robbins and famliy; berry dish, Miss Lilian IMahl`er;` china tra.y,Allen D. McKay; tea stand, Mr and Mrs. C. J. Robbins; pair of fruit dishes, Alice Neal; rose jar, ms._Bor1ow; _‘centre table, Mr. and .Mr-s.-_Daniel -McDonald; .china vase, John McDonald; kitchen chairs. Fred Badger; groceries, E. D. Badger. [The bride,Mrs. Badger, is a ~danghter of Mr. Oliver W. Anderson, Head St. Peter’s Bay.] '

Davis Pain-Piller.

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-5 mssAPoiNTs _ Agoodcook‘so`m‘uch as , ‘ ` spoiled botchof bread, or _,,\`.l -lot of heavy ,hard

Poor .Flour is often

cause., You,can’t makego`gd

Bread with bad Flour. _ e

_ sell you Flourthot is guar-

‘lli ~ anteed, Flour that will

light,sofr-, sweet bread, that- will make Emil, wmmmrwofw

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That is what people say about our. . .. . .

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Blgdisiofq sf>f°s‘°_'°_ 1,? e»vwMMwnH#*¥_

gown of white silk organdie. She wore a 1

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bert -Anderson, a brotfhervof the bride, _

p made-all of

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silver spoons and forks and phir of table- -z

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finish ed new Suits Bidios

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$3.60: 1 'for ’ $.18

Mr. and Mrs.'1¢red'i'3§°ll¢,: hal! dooce* » . ~ $53”

. $1.00 ’ sum for

. If you could see _t .; Suits,

oewsryun ' 18-»' 31'-'f 513 ' _ rf wa?-‘ :=..~;. A-4

Mi

is Deriiveil-'___--:ui y M

From the contemplation of erica. article of

'bcng‘lt_'las:e long ago, perhaps .Nc Sign of

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itsestutdy 'ol beauty on its polished surlpco,

_ if ordinary care has been taboo And we sell toid ay

ssmezkind we have always sold--thoroughly eeliahlsglbdai

better in some respects, and cheaper/too _ `

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And though the body mouldershere _ 3 . . _' . . B __ __ “uf°_!'u" Th soulis'safein.Heaven. ' 0- B 'M S- ish! .. ._ 17°. ' A B

° :rHoUs ANDS or GANADIANS an ‘ ‘ ‘ " v ' w¢¢¢§m.g,”gi~;,¢¢1¢~

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B SAFF, SURE, AND PAINLESS. ‘ :Sigh rg;uv4l,;vEPyc\‘i‘;?Pe¢i)t°rel-‘ Itwfvsr - , _ ‘_ . . ~ C” 'Gt sm'

_ _ ~ cold very <1“¢ U-ff?-5°~-01 -,411 1 ' ` - _ f ,_

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