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',C|1orlottelown’o Big Departmental Store.

Ladies’ Fall Coats of Distinctive Style

-and llnrivalled Values-

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wear deplrtment yon will find hundreds of haudso1ne,stylish fall and winter coats to

choose from. They

have a character and fi-4 exclusiveness of des

. ,lilo i sign that appeals to

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, fhere isa sliaplines

and grace about them that attracts atten-

Lf _, ., t tion. The tailoring

._ is perfect. The fab-

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,.f rics are disiiiiclive

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` \ different from those

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obtainable elsf_~\-.'lu:i_w.-.

To the woman who p~.'t~l`<»i-:~: india idu.'ilitj.' in

f_:.c-iything she wears :xx-'il_ 'ip'p; .1-i:i1e the distilicrt leu- tures in design of a iiuxiliiiér .il .lltrueiive coat niudels now shown in our coat .aectliou u wide i;.ii_<5j_'e to clioose from. Dt scriptions iniyglit be endless with such it \.':1ri¢»d coll<ction-all tastes are mel in a incest charm-

in_g`1nannel‘.

"See them, Buy now. For these are the days

loinost enjoy possession of these attractive gar- ments. Black and all the leading fall shades in plain .ind fancy nraterials.

l’lices--?;`»5.o.> and all prices between up to

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St. Paufs Church branch of the;

Wrmens Auxiliary ol this city mst in their school roam yesterday afttr- n on. A-_.-out thirty of the wo.nen of the congregation were present and an organization was formed. They du- tilled to work fog, liev.,¢John An-tel’s Columbia Coast Mission, also far Bi 'hop Bomtas's Memorial Church be- Ling built in Bishop Str.n»_._;ers diocese.

The following were registered at tlho

Queen Hotel, City, laht night. L. E.

Ladies’ Fur-lined Coats

_, Lined and ,_ tri rn in e d

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A s u it a b'1 e _ fu rs ar e ' \ my fash- ionable this

season.

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Prices

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.$45.00 up

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\/ve guarantee all g;ar1nents to be satisfactory be H,

cause they are characterized by superior quality, cor -_

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rectness of s ylqartistic workmanship and perf L

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THE 0UEEN’S COUNTY GU.

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Head Ofllces in New Prowse Block--~Chzulotteiow _

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, The N'orthu.m`nei'land arrived from Picton at eight thirty last evening.

f Miss Alice M. Harrison will be ready to receive piano pupils after November lst at ber home, 63 Upper Princo Street.

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5 Mrs. L. G. Whear, returns to her lhomo in Montreal from spending treo months with her parents Geo. li. and Mrs. Cook, Fitzroy Street. _

i Any reader who recelvw 5 dirty 0

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puarly printed copy of any msn; ,| one hundred and twenty six bags cf

The Guardian will confer 5 favor on the management by forwarding stuns promptly to the suI,sc:'ipticn depart- ment, when n well ivirted papir wil uc sent by return mail.

The S. S. Halifax di-cl not arrive

last night but may come in any time. This is the last trip and ‘her sailingrs will he taken up'ny the S. S. A. W. Perry, which will leave Boston for here "ov. 10t‘h and if there is suiilcent. freight may make more trips.

The old Fraser building on Grafton

street, oppo-site the Court House, has .men thoroughly rcmodelled into an up to date grocery store for I.. A. Haszard, with a smaller store along- hide. The building, with its large glass windows. makes a pleasing a..~ dition to th'e block.

The Guardian is informed that diur-

iug a month past _cases of scarlet t'ev~ er have developed among the pupils ofthe Normal School, and new cases are from wee-lc to week cropping up. The matter seems to bc one requiring the utmost vigilance of the Health Board owing 'to th: exceedingly indec- tims and often dangerous character oi this malady. ‘

Miss R. Mcrhee. _Bayne1d; R. M. --_- *morning mst. of M11- B°11» muff °f |

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thnfigiit-ii ygsterdigi amiga” Wu in A. P. Prowoe. M\\7la! Harbor, was

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in the city yesterday.

in the City yesterdn

"The latest nova Brat. of oil." A ‘ P. D~ U¢G\ll¥\\D. B 0 F-ivcr, was

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M _ lr . it . i vi “"7" _ l inn; in Nogsiii nii'¢r.°n y I P ' Ewen Campbell. I City. was a var ‘ _`__ :anger west y¢B1€l'.ilH¥~ ‘

The warmest temperature yesterday v -

was titty-six degrees. Richard Rowe I Coleman. has

___ ` turned from G Pe Que.

Shipping was very brisk 1 the City ' water front yesterday. A | G'°°"K° R- i°“t’>°m"’- M°“'“5“"»

___ ,woo in the City yesterday.

Charles A. McDonald, Goorgetown,'»' f/

was in me guy ye,md,y_ . There were no cases tried before the

‘City Pollfo Court yesterday.

mv. Father Meuilan, st. An. F( '“"" n

drown, was in the City yesterday. lo§€;¢w;*l;t t;':“teu“§‘£;"‘;v;‘l;h;H“"" Miss Tenn Murray of Cliitcn is the "

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vial g her sister, Mrs. Gavin Duriy,

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To, Illinois.

, Miss Wighvtmsn of Lower Monthgue.~

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!gnest or Miss Pearl rqyior, ony. l Eden °f_ Dartmouth. N. B.. is ' '

city. '

,trio has been visiting W. O. and Mrs. "Stewart Westville, N. S., has reburn-N

ld IIOXDU. _ _

The outward cargo hy the Norlh~

umberlnnd yesterday morning to Pic-

ton in'-luded' 500 bags potatoes

oats, the latter to the Barbadoes.

, New Wond.crland`is nigh.|y growing pin tutor and ior u\ilg,ht's_ past 1ar.,e 'aiuilience-si h.l~.'o .it-all in i|.Li¢,uli_n.-Q ,Tue picture last night were 'excellent

and Miss Von Ur-_lrniers is ccr|..ii.‘_! favorite singer.

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I M`i_~st fa'»'ur=;|L>l|» iomment hun been

M. Johnson, Chairman ot the Board, oi Health in regard to scarlet feverl among _the pupils of the Normal ,School, led to his expressing the op-' fiuion that there are no new cases audi ithat ample precautions have been tak-

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lx./h`-sh have been appearing in The

‘fv"z|i'dla!ll f|'|1'!l \.‘vel= to \vg<l<__ 'l‘l1f~

lo-ne which is to appear tomorrow is of world wide interest and will prove

most profitable reading. ,

Enquiry maide last night of Dr.

GD.

Mrs. William Harris thinks she can beat both Mr. Brehaut's and The; Guard'lan's big dpllc, for she recently picked one of the Alexander variety!

which measured fourteen -inches

_circumference and weighed iourteenl ;ofunces. Is there a Bishop Pippini

apple,grower, who can bent this.

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A large number oi citizens were pre-

sent yestlerrday to pay their 'la.s'iJ

re`.

spects to the memory of the lame Mrs. 1

Weeks. The floral otierings were

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ceptionally beautiful and were telling expressions ot the .loving sympathy. Following were the palll bearers: Major Leigh, G. A. Gans, Lieut. Gov.

}McKinnou, Aneuh McDonald, C. R.

Srnallwood and G. A. Warburton. Rev. H. E. Thomas assisted by Rev. T. F. Fullerton, Rev. Wm. Harrison

Distant, Halifax; Daniel Stewart, and Rev. G. E. Ross conducted tho Glenfnnning; M. Kelly, Toronto; Wm. impressive services, interment being `i'!*eli:;rd», Uidcford; James E. Gor<lo“. at Sherwood. The fioral tributes were

Alherton; G. S..Gordon D. D., Alber~ conveyed to Sherwood Cemetery hyl "

con; Mrs. H. '1‘ruland, Georgetown; special carriage in the afternoon. i » The death occurred on M01\d&Y\

_ Honest Good-

,msl-1` Lu1n»"rup1in, Mar-gm, len. yes-l

terday morning on a visit to Chico-.

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The Buoieot Store- on Chulottetown'o Buoilot Sidi.

Thursoy, october moth. |90). Opon 3 o m. U6 p, ua.

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Fine New Furs

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NO IT ISN`T necessary to spend the price

of a hoiise and lot in order to own hand-

some furs. 'l l_i- sc-u.~_0n \\e’ve a specially time rl no n’ fur a riioderme tigures. And they re hand - mc. "-.~_ss\~ durable pieces too. Neclzpieces n utfs, e ~,always below your ex~ pectati.,.. .iw st.|

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'\ Marmot ti: .~ix yii1cli=_~I-~~,, ,V ._ ‘ii 1 f

this isconsdered one 1-t' our 1 valuas at. . . . . .

l Nliullll-L' ,`l»’.l:::lf» lie, tlplaell 1.12:: \\"‘.'»

E.rr\.\iu.-_ ~’.nin li..f.l_ ~€xlv fox i:»` - 1 4 . ' . l\,‘ll'b . . . . . . . . . . . . ._..... ...l' \_ '..»~l"

A .mari _\1I‘.-il; Murluot sole satin .in'_.l, =

h...~; len tails is fifty six in_hes leur, ' . _ . _ _ . . . . . . . ... Pricei~8.;‘,<»

A nit-c ruff is in Ohio Snlile, twenty Amthcr O k in 0]. S H . 6

seven implies- long. fur on b-.ith sides and incheq long Ldouhlédno f";g)t°n.:;ncf1ty“;ii;

trimmed with six tails . . . . . . .. .Price 7.75 four laruc ,£15 and two heads 9 75

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A nice squirell tie is sixty six inches

long grey satin lining. . . _ _,..,.9_5o

’ Marmot Caperine has large turn up

Alaska sable rnti fifty four inches long. it-,(§i1;1ll;e§f :?tl;1L’1; f§tr`1£_aSe1°tug1:t°?Ends and

satin lined, trimmed with six tails t\\'o V g g al " ' rice I4 °° heads and claws,

Exceptionally good value at... ...21.oo

Another one _ is Alaska sable sixty inche

Something decidedly new is a beauti- l"“,i`i_‘ flollme. mr aroulid the geek wide

fully striped Mink Cravat, crossed at the in? t;".`]ll“ lmed also t““m’°d ‘wth had* neck with a large head and two clavvs.. forty “" ‘U " "' " °"~ 254° foiv' inches long, fancy satin lining and

, pointed ends. . . .. . ... .. . . ..Price 34.75

Better grafies of furs in every sort of good style probably the finest ranre of good

minks in the Province. He'-id quarters for Corestine coats, uhich can be had here at 35.00. 37.50, 47.50, 52.50, 57.50 worth 20 per cent more.

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Dunn; city; J, McGaris.;l»e, St. John; "Remember H Pri" webbm-va 3°, the late G-e0rge Bell, Stahl” B1`m8°.

winmpegi J- H- C“"i°r' Wife and house, Nov 3 one night only ine was in g°°d health up toa week pre

(;_ L_ (JL-moon, Tnrcvnto;' S. W. Brown, ton Cammy Cgglnpgny gt: tho Own; _at tha age of 76 Years- The deceased _ _ I 7

l 'the Sisters and pupils of Nortra ,Dame Ccnvcnt were given a great ir.~at yesnord-ay afturnoon. Signor and Madame Frsncini oi thc Boston play- iere, in respoimc lo an invitation ex~ i\,ii..|'d hiya n::.sic lover favored tho V0-i\‘r-ut v. ith a cull. M_;»<l.vuie l\"‘am”i- |.i uf-wed tu sing. :She gave toni' r‘.;.lomln} nl\;n1.e1`s the ln’sL bclni, u, ;rovu;~o=;i\i.»>n uf Signor Francini's. 1l\'l.|\i1nne has u u‘un\i\!rful voice, ns }?~c..ut.lfni in .quality of tone as it is e.\ten;.'i\'e in compo. sb. 'Phe l\.lo1.hcr ‘Supcriorers and His Lordship liishop ,!.l_:l~»dmiald e.\".c|idul the thank.. oiu ¢\1~_-lie,nled iauuleucc. _it the City Hos- fpit..-:l Miss >Zt\>tz,icr 'und Misa iliuhoy lsnnn, to the patieiits. The foriner con- itribuiell tour numbers. All those who ;enjoyed Miss St/etzlers rendition of ,Azucena on Tuesday evening will ‘know what delight she would give itu her auditory in ‘The Lost. Chord,' l"l`he l'alms;' ‘The Rosary etc. Miss Richey gave "The Flower Song" from her role of Liebel in Faust. It ilt learn- ed that Miss Darling and Mr. Pauli have generously accepted an invitin- tion to sing today. Owing to some severe cases of nicmness a visit to the P. E. I. Hospital had to be cancelled. The writer tenders hearthlt thanks to these artists, though' their best thanks were found ln the delight ex- pressed by the patients.

TOVE i a lixtoon cents per joint

Strut. 10-Udlmpd.

We Believe

that the large jar of Creme Velarite (pronounced creme \-`t -~ lan-t_-.~._\j) hearing ilu: lahcl of lflugene Reu- and, Paris, which we :sell for

25 cents

and l`m'\\-'hich we _ exclusive agents l-:ir this city-is the \-'ery best value obtuina‘:>l-.~_

l`<e it for l>e'n\lii;.'ing

and sol`teliir.;; the ~»'l<in_ pre\'.\ntio_sgwrinkles. cling.- pt-.ri hunflr. .el-_:. .an cxquis ite: toilet 'Lu-eparation.

lhrelftioiis plainly print

cd in llriglisli.

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L »_ _ ",, '_ V. th det/mwenshebecame L

daughter, ewis Que Little Detective. p 10-Z4dsi.,;:£‘:1s;nl3 1i31rgn<i1 gradually sank until ‘_ 9;,

' ` Qthe end came. She had resided at, ‘ _’ .' _ -- -

‘. ;S¢,mi¢y Bridge since her marriage ,

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bout nity-seven years ago. 8114 WM;

most highly esteemed in the comrnum- i , . ` V' -J E p ‘ , » W we _ l‘l'lll.llll.ll=l:l ~ ~ i -, ny or whom the fouowing reside Hr ll i‘_l,lill_l_|l___

g this Province, David at Stanley; ¢,(

i2 Bridge; George W. at Summerside; ALL . Mrs. Thomas Hudson at Albertom; i_~»_v,_-__=. K. d

Mrs Lewis McKenzie, Ruatico; Mrs. \l,‘,\l|\'|\‘|l'w“ll\ lu S 'Kiley stanley Bridge ana- Benjamin \,,l~\u,\|`i|l§Il if ,

and Iiussel in Wnshin-gtou. The inner-1 _ J ~~-_~-e.-

nl taken place this afternoon at two' o’clock. 7 ` rf :,"._=,"-*' "'-

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_ _ l sa limited quantityl

ain l’otal OCS _

,L`_lioicc l__`.reen Moun '

` ALL PRICES. Best Values in Canada

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and are also

L_ ~,\_~ »- ; _ _ Better Than ‘receiving Dressed Assessment

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You want Hair

when you are old

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outlay ?

The Investment A/nnnity Policy of the NORTH AMERI

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d Call or write us for rates giving age at your nent birth- 3y. '

ROSS & MATTHEWS T

DesBrisay Block Charlottetown.

Snappy Snaps

A ginger snapis no good

unless it is snappy. That is the kind we sell. `

Always fresh and good

_ Tolophono ax |

D. STEWART ecuvse BAKERY

Baku Beot Brood _

Food.

When you are young --

This is an antiseptic pre- paration, a Aron; germi- cede. that destroys the szerms causing dendrutf, itching scalp and falling hair.

It is p‘euont to use be-

ing noither oily, nor stick y.

Price 251:., and 5oc., a

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he New Guarentccd instalment l’ol icy _ issued be the Sun Life of Ca nada meets all requirements of those desiring cheap insurance besides ca-tying guarantecd cash surrender values, paid up inrnr-

ance etc. For rates apply to

chv‘°“el°wn _ _ Manager for P.E. Island 1

Horses clipped At Nicholson’s

Stable:

202 Kent Street

dwrmthtf.

¢3r¢ now open or usinessin our ow Store.

SUNNYSIDE

New sroas New cooos

' t_ date.

md wziitugatisfaétion give us a trial. Mail orders

prom tly attended to

.nfaiuas fn son crow.

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