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day for Boston. `

Dr. Smaliwood of this City went to St

John on,Sai.ui-iley.

_ } _ Many friends regret tolearn of the Ill-

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as of Mrs. Benj. Carta: of this City.

Mies liasei Davison of this City left

, Saturday on return to Saekviila Ladies’

College.

A. Bulman of McCoubrey & liulman,

Sydney, is visiting his old home in New Glasgow.

Mrs John Melnnis and two clillfiren of

this City leave this morning for California wiierethey will in future reside.

George and Mrs. Cuming who have been vi~lting Uhurles and Mrs. Cuming, City Iefi. Stturday en rt-turn to New lork.

J. lt. Mclsaac, of the Dominlo _ Coal

ys left Saturday on return to Glace Bay.

Percy Stanley of this City very ably led

king for his subject "Dara to Do Rlghtf

Mrs. George Tlbbets, Dcrceeter Mass.

6 _' 'PA ,?\-MJ *_-'i`-,'j _ _ *lbw* Exe Y M C A, boys meeting yesterday

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asked to correct tiieirf directory hook-1 to 32-2 Guardian subscriptions, and 1323 Guardian Advertising.

Any boy vvnntlniz to learn the printing. i who has had some experience, should

E h 0 e S 0 f t h e Eiill nt, The Guardian at once. An excep-

of customers.

Gre-it C ovds l -great enthusiasm i-

Whether our opening was a success or otherwise vielcave to the decision of our kind friends, Vi/'heiher our position of PRE- EMINENCF. lu this particular department

I of the store’s work is e~tablished more firm-

ly by last nlght’s display we leave lo the

judgment of those who were present,

We Wi~h to thank all those who were

present iortlicir attendance and also for the

many kind expressions of good will.

Now, then, isn’t it time _to _ see about that new hai Y

Possibly you dld'nt seejiist the sh ipe--or com

binniion of style, trimming and coloring, yor; most desire. at our Opcrlcg last nlghr. If 50, ou' iniiliuer will attend. to your wants---and whether --

satisfaction isth: unvarlabie result where work is

entrusted to he: we refer you to her intny hundred

There's bound to be a rush NOW. Be along

EARLY and YOU will reap the benefit.

ELEGANT

Mink Sioles M uffs AND

l"ur-lined Coats

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The finest showing in the

city may be seen in our 'Vic- toria Row window.

Not many stores would dare

import. such high class, expen- sive. Furs.

These are not agents sam-

ples, but our own specially se- lected stock purchased at the finest figuie-for spot cash.

No store in Canada can

quote lower prices on Furs of eqnal quality.

Prospective purchasers

would do well to examine and

select.

Stolen, ties, throw-overs, acarfl, cath-

erines etc of No I Labrador mink pelts t . ' $41.00. $42.00. $49.00. $52.00. $87 oo. and silo

Muffa in plain and fancy ehepu-th

latest styles -of No i Labrador mink e

S46-OO. $52.00. $64-00

gnd $70.00-

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ionni ciiance for the right lioy.

Quite a number of friends were at the

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-tntion to hide firewell to John antiJi\uies

erce who left this City Sntuidiiy for-

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M-dlelne Hat and Winnipeg respectively.

The Bishop of Nova Scotia has appoint-

ed the Venerable Archdeacou Ain-liege,

many expressions of delight! -congratu1a- .ivi a,i>i..o, is be .minus oiaii slim-

Crithedral Halifax an.-i the Rev James

tions on the splendid showing. siinp-on M A, in be it cane.. or st Peter.-

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1tl.o tral, Ciiarlotietnwn. “ Church Work" says: “lu his appointments Bishop Wrrrell is evidently quits free from party liias, Canon Armitage is certainly the lender of the low church wing in the dio- cese, while Canon Simpson is considered an advanced high churchman. Both are good preachers, and both have proved themselvei successful parish priests and useful members of our syncils, diocesan, provincial and general."

A Galves'on, Texas. paper says; Old

inan Thcmiia McDonald the “blind watch- inert" is dead. For long years Thomas McDonald, verglng on the eighties, blind and diorepit-, lived ln ii little shack [on Eighteenth strict, just north of avenue A. 'l'lie impruveuients of the wharf compnny had driven hltn south and further south until his little home stood in Eighteenth strict and almost abutted avenue A. The casual passrrby would conclude he was ii watchman at the crossing, for he was al- ways on guard atihe doorway, but. he was blind. For-yenrs a small boys would come on Sunday mornings nnd take him to the door of St. Mary’s Cathedral, and thi r.-, outside the big church,cap In hand, his pitabie appearance won from those in attendance nt the masses sudicient pen- nies lo kiep body and soul together. He lived alone in his little shack. No old men visited him. Occasionally some charitable women cf the Third Order of Si. Francis would send an order of gi-ocerie_s or go down with some cast off clothes and cleanup the little shack, and the boys at the depot, nearby, could hear him for hours afterwards calling out "God bless you." There was e romance in McDonald's life somewhere. but he carefully concealed it. He was born in Prince. Edward Island and followed the sea for a living and drift- ed into Galvestown blind, and his story was his own sacred and secret. Friday evening a hurried call came to one of the priests of the cathedral. The old man was seated in front of his home in the grnsp of death. He was still on guard, “The Blind Watchman." The ninbulance was ciillcd and despite his objectloiis to leaving his home he was conveyed to St. Mary's Infirmary. On the way he handel to the priest a roll of bills, sutiiclent money to bury him. Out of the scant charity of the years gone he had extracted sulllcient money for his funeral. He did not want. to lie in ii paiip- ci's grave. The gentillty of the past was

strong in him. l{e died at ll o'elock that

ul ut and was buried from the cathedral

Sigurday afternoon. The boys at. the beer depot to whose eiire and keeping he had committed his little shack, with instruc- tions to carefully guard lt, have posted a

notice on the blind squntzei-'s door. “The

old man died last night. Funeral at cathedral at -i p. m." The romiiueo of Thomas McDonald iles hurled with him. The (rousing at Elllliteeiith street has lost

its “Blind Wui.chman".

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The Bread

that keeps the f»mllY heelthyis a treasure no one

` can anoru to be without. It is -;,_ made right here by ¢!P¢'l_

euced bakers using all modern machinery in a epotleeely clean bakery.

s A trial order solicited.

Telephone nr.

D. STEWART.

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lien! Street.

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Mbs Susie Glllan of this City left Satur-

.assemblerlin thedfnlng rooiu wherea most

City left Siturday for Sydney.

`Miss Bseele Rowe who has been visiting her parent.: fu this City, J A and Mrs Rowe, leave! this morning on return to California

_ Gutrdian readers can have all thelrjob prlntinl dons quickly and neatly at this

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ofiicc. Orders left at the subscription - counter will have prompt attention.

A very pretty wedding took place at

the hcme`of _Mrs W P Andrews San Anselm, California, recently when Bert bn .I second eldewdaughter of William und Mrs Ilowurfl. Clyde Rivir, P E 1, was i united in marriage toS ACain. of Sinl, Anselm by the Rev Dr Laniian. The bride looked charming in a dainty dress of white silk with chiffon and pearl trimm- ings. After the ceremony all adjourned tothe dining raoni where a sumpt.uou~ repast awaited the guests. li/r and Mrs ` Cain were the recipients of runny be ruti- ful presents which testify to the hig" esteem in which the young couple are held. After a brief wedding trip they

will reside in San Anselm.

The final match in Golf Championship

was played at Belvidere on Saturday afternoon, H W Longworth winning from W KRogers by ii score ufil up mid 2 to play. The Championship also cur:-les with it the Standard Cup, which was presentel to the Club by G H Allan ln |003. Iu that year it was won by \V A Weeks,_}r; In IU04 i by W K Rogers; in 1005 by R G \Vali».e.-; unrlln 1006 by \i K Rogers; in 1007 by l-l W Longworth, as iihove. Since i901 W KRogers has been either the winner i

nr the runner-up. Next Siiturday a serl» e of men's lniniiioap matches will be start- eil, rind all players who wish to take part in ihesc matches must be on the links not later than 2.30 p. ni. This will be an int.ei'estii|g match, ns the handicaps weak players have an equal chance with strong ones.

A very or:-tty and intersstiugevent took

place at the home of i}h:iri»s Auld, Kings- ton, S ‘pt 25th when his eldest daughter, Alva Grant, was uniti-rl in niarr nge to George Herbert Beer, of the same plsc-. At eight n'clock the briilni ptirty ent--ri-nl the parlor to strains of Meri-=l~ion'. VV.-rj. ding March played hy Miss Ethfl ll -nder- son, Long Creek. The bride was aitciiilvil i by Ml-s Eva McGregor, and lra Auld, brother nf the brlile supported the groom, ’i’ne bride who looked ciiiirnilng_ was pret- tlly attiredin a dress ofgrey with_hppl|que and chiffon trimmings und citrried a ho-

stinctive Millinery Ideas

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ton that has ma-ie this the greatest millinery store in Clrirlottetowii. This miliint-ry depart- ment has never bcuii contented to rin ihii~~.'~ in the ordinary way. When your order is l=i`i here. our miliirersm-size acareful study of you* needs-your indiviuii l style, your ap]-eofcnx; ~»ai:d study to lawful

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“Moore &lil<:i,ei»d lint” no much better than the onli ierv ones.

1f)ou've beer. plc-

gng mqevg .~‘iiie\vl'-ere else you should tr; on.- with Miss Slfnziii siifl her static! ziiiirais fuiil von wil iwziii;/_:_ wlial :i perteci hai -_.ir hc. Hui aw ,itll-.rw lc-'fl t».>-' '-\ '_:..i:. if-_ il':liVr.'i'c<l ui.l_y Liuxl. lr\'i.:clL|

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quot of white asters and maiden hair ferns 1

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Tho bridesmaid was prettlly dressed in blue with lace trimmings iinrl cnrrled n. boquet of pink and white haters and maid- en hair ferns. Afterthe ccrciuony was per- formed lly Rev. \V I Green, the company

bountenus supper awaited them. After amplejustice had been done toali the good tnings provided, the evening was then pleasantly passed in games and vociil nad instrumental music until the wee emu. hours when the company departed wishing the happy young couple a prog. perouvijourney through life. 'i‘he presents W' F2 mlm? and co~tiy showing the high esteem in which they were held. The groom's gilt to the bride was s handsome gold locket and chain and to the brides maid a beautiful gold hroach. Mr. and Mrs. Bees will reside in Kingston,

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RSONAL SUPI-ERVlS.=l

urnlture repaired..

rirniture re-uphol_si.ered.

uruiture of all kinds made,to order. _ reat bargains continued in farriiinre till the stock is cleared out. t: the old stand opposite Post Oifice i11pht2l1'»“-.

ohn Newsom.

Baking Powder

is a pure Cream of t

Tartar Powder_ It does not contain Alum,

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Ammonia or other injurious ingredients. `It does the work of Baking Powders cost- ng twice as much.

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I represent the best companies iu l~'i.~.'-,_l.ii`<~. Acvident, Sickness Iusiirfiiif..-e and will be pleased to qiiotc you rates in. either i»r.iiich.

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Johnson's..

Sold by all grocer

3oc. per pound tins.

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PHON E Nil.

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PURE GRAPE .IUICES

We have imported the fol-

lowing from L0ndon.Eng1end, and guarantee them absolute-

ly pure and strictly non~alco-

hol c. ORDINARY-a blend of grape i juices. . ALTO DOURO -named after district where grapes are

grown.

CONGREST -juice of Con-

cord granes.

MADEIRA-s juice of due

flavor and aroma.

MUSCAT- from Miuicetei

grapes.

RED ALICANTE -A Spanish

grageiuice. l L ERIAN-from Algerhu I rapes with e rich fruit Ea

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the Holy Lend. does *W1

The North American Life Assurance Compan

ROSS Qt MATTIIEWS,

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The f_ Canadian Paciiic Railway

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Charlottetown.

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rificls-Bank of Non tiootia brlimben- rv P ERS,

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The Largest and Rent Locliied |l°\°‘

in the City, Accommodatiiig _'DO K\'¢,!U'- situated the omni-r-. of spmiiuii.. gi unnd. ann iiurroiiiid d :by elegniii shade lien, .U“¥lll»' ll- e»'pccii\lly dmlriible for *miiisia ?\.i|. *Jw “HU mer t~'ci\a>ii.Jl _ zsiiiyr .5 eo. M.-.swr<:ENEv, Prep

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Veterinary Surgeon.

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Vetmiuary Surpeuns. Glasgow, ,~ii~utl.1tw ADDRESS-Eldon Hotel, Kent St.

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NOTICE lil MARINERS

and all whom it may concern

The new block at the hon-l of Rnllwri

Wli \rf has been sunk rind grounded and dnc not lhow above low water. Shin masters ar warned against making fast liner or niomlng manic bl .ck or connng neat' the clusters u plies which waiid out of watv.

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