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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN OCTOBER 3 1905.

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the illness of Eugene Brown, son of Wm. 1-“eww ‘md “uh "mm 5°" "°¥°8°-

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ilnlces in New Prcwse

Block-”Ci£ri5§§iSwn.CW"

R“m*‘“'l 01° Blind social and dance °lw °i>°.ninu in ti.. s. o.rL san anim.. ,

E- B~ DUNIT. B151. and family leave *oder by the oiivetrs for ur. Unmq Btatss where they will reside.

Miss Anna Pauisn left mr 3061011. where she will. remain fora year: tl: olmplete her course in Kindergarten

or .

Tax second prize for green gn",

grown out floors was awarded to Mies Thankful Nowson not Mrs. Thankful Newsnn.

Tas first prize for the collection oi farm views. principally of the property of 360110 Hsslam, Springfield. was takeul by Leo H. I-Iasiam.

His man friendswili

Brown, Pownal, \vho now resides in

EEN .Bcston. Mr. Brown is expected home turned from Raymond, N. B., where he

ll10l'll¥- went to meat his sister Miss Kezia Carca-

V MISS Bunn woo” S-ckvme “ve who was visiting friends and relatives in

_ ,delightfulputy ,ML ,ihurada B;Bnhm 1: Portsmouth and Raymond, N. H. on

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_ lloiltxogvn. 1;Iehiat°r;\‘:::lashed]ut‘ll):'a§::;- home on P' E' Island' Miss Cmew h"

Imam for the plenum occasion. been absent from the Island twenty-six

` Ar Connoi;y's véharf are ZWO lariro '1‘ua0livei.te arrived early this morning

.°1'll¢5» 'Wine ll? ~ P°l5i»°1'. NBW Y0l`k with the following passengers:-J. H.

Have on tried in |wli_ich he uses for keeping in their natu- S¢a19y_ J” R_ [)e,m,0,,,|_ _[_ R_ Denmnnd, If o“YW‘mt odd held md ral, element quahaugs which he has pur- M_ C,,de_ Mm ga,-le’ Mm (}_ Mcgregor'

1 Pmrl; do sm 5 gliuegi. tllllthey are reedylvr Biiliirnevlw w. 1i.Riciisr<isim,Fiarenoe M|tcheii,iurs I Ask your ,mer fern, “W 0' - o. ciiappei1,s.s. Murphy, w. A. swift, , In barrels and bags whole- Jos Doran, Mrs. M. Gauthier, Bessie Mit-

Carr. Dnianns, successor to Capt.

lane bl’ ‘chcli. This will betlie last tri of this

Salmon, commissioner of wrecks, crossed p by me PHUGB” yesterday an mute to boat tothls port for 1905. Charlottetown

Ca 0t,_,,wa_ Whne hare he WM wnsumng people will look forward again next sum-

wm, Calm Cameron’ Exammer of Mum" mer to her return with her genial staff of

ra as swif. ,rad nstes. °"`”““°

-W -4-lla#-- Tim closing night oi’ the bazaar in the

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hmm M‘°D°N“‘D' °f "M C‘""'°ms D” Cathedral basement witnessed nn ini-

partnient, paid a short visit to his sister ,Muse number of vlsitcrs an of whom

` Mrs* Murdwh M"°d°"°ld‘ RM” vauay' enjoyed thc exceilentmusic furnished for

Saturday. Mr. Macdonald intends going h N - back to Rose vane In n few dn A t eoccasicn. R. B. orton auctioned nil

W y ya °“ the cake and other material left over from

sh°°"ln5 t°“r' the ordinary tales. It is considered that

Tm, cantrwt for the erectlon of B new the bazaar has been quite a success, not'

modern d,,,em,,K home for J_ A S_ withstanding the inconvenience of the un-

favorable weather. In a few days a state- ment of tho results will be given to St.

Buyer on the corner of Euston and Rochiord streets has been let to Lowe

I AT Police Count yesterday Henry Wllllh drunk and incapable was lined no °‘ W dl!! and for vsgranoy was given -six months. The dns was suspended pend- -lea hu departure in are onvrus may.

‘ 3”” 1° wtsse mmm to “rho our 414.11. Charlottetown," 0 cents for 100 Tun- nel stamps, 11 cents for M0, 16 cents for ill0, $1 cents for lil), M cents for fill) or 5| cents for 1000. These prices include cost °f miller- Everybody runnin use Tunnel stamps on their envelopes and correspondence. ' d tw gf

Ana M. Sronnr, who spent a very en .ioyabie vacation at the home of her par- ents. Hampton returned to Bestar. last Week, accompanied by her mother who is on a visit to friends and relatives. A party of young friends gathered at their home on the eve of their departure to say

EDWARDJ. Oanaw, Bungsy, has re-

her wiv from Ashland, Oregon to her old

years.

Bros. Work will be commenced at once D“‘“"'““'° C°“3"“3“l'|°“'

and it will be finished next July.

ON Wednesday evening the 27th uit.

F h Triumph Division, North Wiltshire, elect

- ACAW3 hm' been ‘waived °"“°““° ed oilicsrs for next quarter as follows.-

ing tho death on Sunday of peritonitis, W_ P__M,,,.g,,re, C,,,,,pbe1|; w_ A__ of RohcrtG H McLeod, son of George Duniercummh, R s__F1o,.,, Campbell;

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Each Day M“L°°f*.l“°° '"'~‘““H°' °f me- 3'1"" °f a.R.s.-Nnrmsii' ormpteii; F.s.-Amy

Nova Scotia here, now of Uxton,

Easter; Treas-Eddison Easter; Chap.-

Chcsmm' E"3]a“d 'md °"'y gmndwn Huzei Edwards; Cond.-Nettie Mitchell;

T °f "he IM” ‘mage Hensley' A. C.-Louis Campbell; I. S.-George Mc-

Lean' O S ~Robert Duncan; Organist »-

l T””°"°"‘"“ “'°°“"“ °f "‘° W' C' T' Mud' sci' ir. This Division irssimilii

7 U. yesterday was very successful. It

re ar .

in good working order,i\nd has a member-

ECLIPSE BAKERY wus decided to hold, the annual meeting* amp of ,OL

Ilskes Best Dread.

on Monday ilth inst,Election of ofiicersfor the year will take place and arrangements

be mails for the annual thanksgiving tea for inmates of the Poor House. The

RNITURE

lN‘AEl`\Hsys the best value in the city.

l Loyal Legion will meet on the liith inst. il Mark Wright Furnishing C0’s.

FASHIONABLY CORRECT FALL

DRES.S FABRICS

l'TS ri remarkably unusuailv fine aggregation of Fashiona-

Dress Fabrics our buyir has got together for this fall

trade. English, German and French looms contributed to make this aggregation of Dress Fabrics the finest ever- Ca adisn Weavers, too,_ are represented in fsshionsbiy correct

Hcmespuns and Tweeds.

Taken all in all it’s a

collection we‘re proud of-much

ahead ofprevious showings and certainly the finest in _the ony. Tires ine'i‘R1MM1NGs, wo. are elegant. malsllws

the Fabrics to perfection.

Black and Colored French Venetian Cloths.

48 inch Black Venetian, all

did value at per yard . . . .. .

52 inch black French Venetian of .5116 flllllih-». ’“"'

wool, bright finish-a splen- 84°

spoiable, sud ready shrunk. per ard . . . . . . . . . . . ..Z . . . ... $1-20

Bisck Chiffon Venetian Cloth with highly lustrous iin\Bl1*V¢1'Y

iight weight-uns table-special per yard . . . . . .._ $1-30

6o inch heavy blacho Venetian-bright silky finish, special

_value worth $2.30 for per pard . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 51-90

48 liiph colored Venetian in Myrtle,dR‘eseds. Bl‘0W11» Cllfllllllllv Sac

av . etc. s cial worth c sr or . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Speciaigniue Vgetisd Cloth,95!lr’cnch make, beautiful finish-

soit fine wool, 51 inches wide, all colors-unspotsble. rem? shrunk,peryard...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..- 81-15

Bleicli and Colored All Wool Cheviois

53 inch Cheviots in black and navy-all wool storm finish. l£°°fl

weight, wear and quality guaranteed, special value W°1’ll1

$1-so for er ard . . . . . . . .._

Extra heavy ghcgiots, 56 and 58

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,. - $1-15 inches wide in black and navy-

pure wool- rfect color-special at $l~35» 51»5° 11115 ~ - - ~'- *V65

Cheviot finish gdeiting Cloth guaranteed pure wool-54 inch-

medlum wel ht-stylish appearance, colors golden and (lark

brgwn, myrtle, moss, navy, grey, per yard $1-35. $1 5°» 515%, to an . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ .

Black and Colored Broadcloihs

Black Broadcloth-For ilne finish and value we've never S013

ure eqsai ei iam brsuufsi tuck brosacieuis-sf. 54 “fl 56 inches wide-heavy medium and chinmi weights, dull. hriilm , or silk finish Ix.i5 $1.25, ii.4o, 31.6 , $i.85, lmao and. ._ . . -$2-35

Colored Broadcloths-in every new and fashionable shade, beami-

fui iiuish-unspotable and ready shrunk-made of finest softest wool-royal, golden brown, iight and d.rk nsvY»

A PABHIONABLE FAVOR- l'l"1-this season covert cloth

l* “fy popular-We show both plain and herringbone eiiectin the cotredt shade ci ‘""1~ se iam. wise-pm

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42 INCH FABRICS in every

fashionable color, selected for

excellence in wear-stylish-

ness and value. An immense

variety of effects are shown-

snrprisingly prcttyfgoods and remarkable values at the

pricewwhich range from per

yard.

59° to 90c per yd

the city last night.

Tal Princess arrived last night at 9.40

and the express at 10.10.

Faanx Haaarsieaves this morning on

a visit to his ranch in Alberta.

Mas. Joins McGowan leaves this

morning for St. Paul when she wiii reside with her ana D. H. McGowan.

Tas marriage takes place tomorrow of Misa May McGregor. daughter of Charles McGregor to Dr. Clifford H. Beer, son of F. H. Beer.

Aarlrrmaof the Prince Edwards will

be held at League of the Oross Building thiseveninx at 8 o'cleck. Full attend- ance is requested.

`T8l Restigouchs left. about midnight for St. John’s, N`li'd, with a large general cargo including 1500 bushels oats, 150 sheep and 50 cattle.

Missls Gnarnonc and Winih-ed De- Blois were passengers hy tha Princess last night, the former returning from Halifax and the latter from Windsor.

A roornstr. team from Prince Louis'

fieetdefeated the Wanderers 11 to 0 ai. Halifax on Saturday. Ridgewster who played against the Abegiveiis iiere was a star.

Insraanarion.-Last evening was In-

stallation of Oiiicers in Viv.-lorla Division, Sons ef Temperance. The following ex- cellent stall’ of oiiiccis will have charge of the Division for the current ierm:-

\V. P.-Andrew McNair. W. A.-Beatrice Hickox.

R. S.--Albert Taylor.

A. R. S.-Elmer McNeill.

F. S.--Arthur Iiaszard. -Henry Huntley. .-Mrs. McNair.

--John A. Lawson.

-Mnuii McLeod.

Kutie Williams. '

-S. F. Tarhush. S. Y. P. W.-Mrs. Godkln

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Organist.-Jean Calder. Night of Meeting.-Monday.

Lssr evening a meeting of the students

of the Charlottetown Bu~incas College was held in the college rooms to discuss the matter of reorganization of the Dcimt- ing Society. Principal Miller gavo a few remarks in which he showed thc ativan- t-ages to hs derived from tha Society, how ithenefited those students of last ti-rm who participated in it, how it led them io read and discover for themselves, and ia acquire a dependence on themselves to ex. prcss their views on any subject in public life. Prof. Miller has grunted Wednesday `evening‘s session of each week for this purpose, and those students who have taken part in tho debates during the pus, session feel that it could not bc devoted to a better advantage, for many college students make a great mistake in neglect- Ing their social opportunities. All know- ledge is not gained from liooks. Ease in conversation and good bearing cannot be learned by rule. These highly desirable accomplishments, which are a part of true

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Much the Finest Range of Fail Coats on P. E, l.

THAT may seem a strong

claim, but 1t’s justified

by the facts. Another thing,

you are not confined to one

style here in making your

selection-so many styles are

absolutely correct and right

that any figure can be iitted,

and fitted gracefully, hand-

somely and stylishly.

but more of them than anywhere else. -

P"“° W' P"'G"°' C°'“'"" As well as the merit of our line in style, in fit and in appearance, tl1ere's

the fact that it’s the most extensive in P. E. Island-Not only GOOD THINGS

As ta prices, come in and judge. Keen comparison is our best friend.

OORE FD. McLEOD

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culture and a well rounded education can only he acquired by taking part in social gatherings and entertain' ment of ona's fellow-students.

The following ofliciais were eiected:- Honorary President:-Prin.L B Miller. President-W I Clarke. ,

Vice President-Walter Trainer.

Secretary-Miss Amy McWilliams. Comniitteo~Misses Nellie Morgan, Rose

Clarke, and Josie Orr, Fred May and Montgomery Owen.

The firstdehate wiiibe held on Wed- nesday evening the 11th inst, and all students are rcquestcdtc be present, to- gether with any friends they may wish to bring along with them.

WE GIVE YOU.

One full sized 25o. package of Celery

King free of cost with each purchase of Solution of Ozone (the coupon kind). We do this because Ozone is a slightly astringentpreparation and requires to he accompanied by alaxative tonic to produce make the best results-the results that the cure of germ diseases a certainty- germ diseases such as Malaria, Eczema, Riicumatism. Kidney troubles, and all stomach troubles. We also give you near- ly twice as much Ozone for your money as you would obtain were you to purchase any other make-so always ask for Ozonc (the coupon kind,) otherwise you will not receive a free package of Celery King, be- cause we alone have tho right to give away Cclery King with Ozone. The Pub- ic Drug Co., llridgchurg, Ont.

-Any good boy, well recoinincnilcd, can

obtain permanent cmploymcnt. A good chance for the right boy. Apply hero. tf.

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Madam,

lt’s iruc Enough,

Thcrc’s no Mistake

Of course the new prices we have

named on Iron Beds, seem so ridicu- lously low, that many people think wc have made s mistake in marking them. But we have not. It is the result of a very lucky purchase from one of the largest and heat Iron Bed Makers in Canada. We could have marked these at our old prices, and then you would consider them chesp-but we prefer to share our good luck with our custom-

ers. This means a savinfg of nearly one third to those in need o an Iron Bed.

Come in and see thc finest display of

cheap and medium priced Iron Be s in P. E. I. and make your purchase quick

-while these low grices are on.

SEI. OUR $8-8 BED.

JOHN NEWSON.

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made by the

CELEBRATED MONCTON WO0LEN MILLS

for which wc are sole agenis on 1'. Island, and as wc want io make room for our fall stock we src clearing them si

20 PER CENT DISCOUNT Search the city with s microscope and you could limi no better values.

The Humphrey Clothing Store,

Opera House Building, City. A. WINFIELD sco'i"r, Mgr. Phone 63-

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20 P. C. CFF

We haveanuinber of sample coats and vests, sizes 35 to 40 al

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Prcvniuvns Expenses.

if A Few Comparisons Compiled From inc Blue Book. OUR

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(‘ii'town, Sep. 21 tis and ftw 1 yr. - Arent imidon C Isncaaliirc Life.

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EVAN’S STOMACH MIXTURE

Is the best medicine we

know of for Indigestion, Dyspepsia and all Stomach Troubles. Dozens oi our customers have taken it with the greatest benefit.

We guarantee it. Price 5oc a bottle.

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

Excelsior Life

insurance Com-

l13nY»

:lead Oihce, Toronto, Soinc Salieni Features from Report. of 11904-

Iusurnnce in force . . . .. . $7.646,798.5 increase. 2| per cent. $i.414,i92.85

New Insurance issued.. $2,§g8,i57.o0

Increase, Z6 per ceai, $6099 .75 `

Cash Income, Premiums, 8 6

Intercsi, etc. . . . . ... z ,54 .5I

increase. lt per cent. $57,gte,il9

Total Expense. Payments _

io Policy-holders, etc. _ $166,931.19

interest Revenue alone more than pays Death Claims. iieaih Claims during year 538.51190 Rate per i,¢.oo means Insurance in force 5.56 per cent.

Average annual Death

Rate is years, 2% moe-3.54 per :ooo

'fiis lowest rain ea record lor any Company ui same age.

Reserve (being in excess

of Govt. standard) $y44,o74.49 increase. 23 per cent. $139, 19.11

Total Assets for Policy-

holders security, bal., $i,25‘3,2I6.o5

$|.t1 for every dollar ni ilsblluy, nciuling Reserve.

Nei Surplus on Policy-

helderi Account 5184.141 I6

Reserves for seven years on I-im. table,

Interest at 3% per cent. V

Interest earned on mean Nei Asseb

6.33 per cell. _

AGENTS WANTED. CHAS. J. MITCHELL,

General

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