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_ _ Miss Damon of Paton Sc Co has arrived

home from visiting the_mlllinery open

' Amana Visnrcorrsla, Charlottetown,

‘ - lsit yesterday morning on a two week’s'

' visit to Boston.

' Exrnusrvn preparations are being

made for the bazaar to be hald in Market

V `- ‘ Hall during exhibition week.

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yesterday -things es pecia1ly_',”l`o date young men who want _what

too many dideren

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pulls,

ascotr, bows and teck s.

One of the novelties-a hoo -on re y-

which is reversible-realli' *W0 5°’ in Price is only a5c and there arc lots of colorin

choose from. Plain colors are very popular in iaahionabla

in larger cities Yeaterday’s lot include

ol' plain all golilhbrown, blue, red, purple,

green, ~vlivs1§_reen and other shades in ong in-hands. ess are of excellent quslityi

dressy and only 4oc.

f0ur Sita y -Neckwear

There are thousands here to choose

choice_st1pa_tterns_froni the best neckweat

/Canada. _, We show by far the largest and

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» ' ._ , __ . Amana Sui.|.ivaN left yesterday __ __ f\_.__ _ . morning on return to Winnipeg.

F' " `.‘_ K ;>;-,L_ . ` Awrnun G. Cam-znoic, Rhodes scholar.

f_-_\ E-ggi ,_I,-.it ly ` - left yesterday morning for England.

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“ & sailed in the afternoon for St. Jchn‘s Ntld.

_ , \ via the Sydneys taking 88 cattle, 4 horses,

“"‘! . ‘ 7 _ , 160 sheep and 1200 packages cf vegetables

; ‘ ‘ and other suudrlcs. ,

Coiumsronni-:N'i'e should remember that

i \ ' to ensure early appearance of correspond -

i \. t ence all matter sent in should he out

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\.` attention is paid tc correspondence but

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mari: of-»*€Qnaiity” W1'-li 19fZ¢ 0” "Fry pfrt; In every particular our _showingdofbla<£es_;nl;;gl::§{:;P: jackets is c_?mple_ie -é_\;viti_io_i:t_a;W;>_u t t. e tion evers own in a' 0 ¢ - __

Moststyles are shown in bu_l W0 Ealémerg.

there's afnimportant item for ccnsidera_li0D. °1’ °» _WS who desire exciusiveuess and individuality. Ele-

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- Mayor Paros has arrived home

it. si-i'ixn.,.. ottawa. ; is fvlatttng-~ .in

Rav DB Hum' wasa passenger to

terda mornin

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in Toronto.

Tns Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia

arrived in the _city last night. ~ He is the guest ot Rev. James Simpson.

THE Saturday Guardian, only tlfty cents

a year is an excellent gift for that friend of yours abroad. Subscribe for it todav.

Excnnsiore rates on the Plant L’ne, as will be seen hy the ad, go into effect com- mencing Sept 19th, thersturn fare being '$11.00.

This Guardian regrets to learn that Mrs Isaac Bryenton formerly of York, now of Regina. is sutfering from n severe attack of typhoid.

Chas. MANNING left for Moncton yes< terday, after spending the past two weeks at Braolrley Point, the guest of Benj. and Mrs. Rodd. ,

Sursitiivrlsrvnicivr Suanr, of the P. E. 1

Railway, came in from Bradalbane yester- day morning and wont down tc Murray. Harbor in the afternoon. '

Eitivicsr Larcocx, barrister at law, Brandon Man., arrived lust night on a visit to his friend J. A. Mclsaac, agent for the International Harvester Co.

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Rsaisiussn the auction sale of the p p-

arty, implements und household furniture rf J. S. Cunninglian which takes place at Wheatley River tomorrow at 10 c’cloek.

'Inn S. S. Campana arrived in port

yesterday afternoon. on her return trip to Montreal. There were a number of pass- engers who had remained over from

morning for Truro, where she will be bridesmaid at the wedding of Dr, Patton and Miss. Turner, which takes place

tomorrow.

Tris steamer Cacouna arrived in port

written, especially when as of late many

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' ,duh _ ` Miss Rnrmmi, the popular head millin' er at Prowse Bros, Limited, has just re- turned from visiting the mlllinery open- ings at the centres of fashion. Misa Randle studied carefully while ahroad and is in a position--more than ever-to nlense

fall and winter.

defendant.

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send their names and addresses with

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Prowao Block. Charlotte

desire to advertise will please send

they do not get what they want. _____._._----

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iraq ," his ds, Bgnavists wut in ans has

-_ next Thursday from Montreal direct. see

advsrttssmsht. '

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" jjllays. . Hia was the ideallifc, inthe home his and in the community, and n_ow that, he

her hundreds of customers. She reports radical changes in mllllncry styles for the

Ar the Police Court yesterday morning the prohibition case against Sarah Jane Higgins for third offence was tried. A number of witnesses testified to getting spruce beer to drink on the premises. One witness was so drunk that he was unable to give evidence, and the case was adjourned to Thursday when he will tell his story. E. 0.- Brown appeared for

are looking for help of anylrind sh rl

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particulars or call at The Guardian

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Employment and Information Bu u,

town

New Telephone l88u. Those who do not

£5

cents with their 'requeet.' which amount will be returned tothsm on application

'=i‘Famous Boep.'5 'Batistaction in every

, SOAPS; !

.i_.o»i_i¢sy'_.,\5_»||i|>\-sua. se. cusiasa aa.

Wniginnztexcursion rates are now on

by thetlntstcolonial Railway to .Mann-mi,

Sec ad for particulars.

Gaiman A. B. MaonoN.\i.n has returned from California where he spent the past five months, He is now enjoying excei~ lent health. _

Misses MAY Jian Enrm Firzoimaux, daughtereoflidr. Justice Fitzgerald, left yesterday morning to attend. Havergal Ladies' College, Toronto.

Misses Jimmi-z aim Niei.i.us Ronimraou

Halifax, who has been visitlngJa.mes and Mrs Calder ot this city, left on return home yesterday morning.

M1ssPnanLTavr.on, Miss Annie Mel#

lish and Misa Cameron left yesterday momlng to attend a convention ot Klng‘s Daughtep at Fredericton.

Mas. W. K. Bn./imsro and sons Master

Sydney and Clarence of Winnipeg, who hu bw" Vislfflflll relations and friends in U19 MW during the past few weeks leave on return to their home tomorrow.

This $ch`oo1 for the Blind at Halifax willbe open to » visitors during the ' Dominion Exhibition as follows:-from 3 W 5 P- 'B-v °° W-Ch dal' from September Zith to September Zlth inclusive, also from October lst to 5th inclusive.

TILE Circulation Department Telephone is No. 132s. Complaints ci non-delivery of papers, change of address, and all circulation matters should be referred to THE CIRCULATION M._1\NAGEl`i. Call up No.>132u. '_

In future Dr. H.D..lohnson,Kent Street,

will confine his practice to the dis.

eases of the 01°. PHP. nose, throat and skin, also the testing of eyes and fitting tor glasses. His chica hours will be il is ii a.m., and l.&X)to 3.80; p. m., and in the evening by appointment.

I'r has been decided _to establish in con nection with this paper, an Advertising Agency. Thus any persons or iirrna de airing advertising in any newspaper out- side of this city, can h_u.ve,'enme plucerl by 'ilhe Guardian. They canthus secure the some rates as if they placed their order direct, and have each advertisement checked to see that it gels the proper number of insertions and appears aa de' sired. __ “_

THE Temple. Texas. »‘Sunday Tribune prints an extended ohitiiytry notice ot lute MONO! H S°ll°l‘, nnticed._in these columns 90”" W°°kS |180. Among other things it

has left us we appreciate with almost worshipful reverence what he did and what he was. The whole,city is ln mourn- ,|D8 today andthe churches are uniting in it memorial aei`\'ice to be conducted at the First Methodist Church at ll o'cleck.

'|.‘Hi~: Guardlu.n's correspondent at Plea`s»

ant Vnlley writes:-The harvest is about over around this vicinity;the crops arc very good considering the dry summer.- Mrs. R. Keating, Mrs. H. Warren unri MPH- U- W00d, have returned from xi short visit to Fredericton.--Mrs. W. Wall lr visiting friends at Elliotte.-\V. A Arthur has returned to Cambridge Musa, after it three month's visit to the Island, thi- guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mcinnls.-A new station is being built at Elliotte which will be a great improvement to the con|» munity. '

A wsu. known Charlottetown publish er lust home from attending the St. John Exhibition vouches for tha accur- acy of the following rernarimble ln~ stance-somewhat similar to that which occurred in Summersidc n year or twr ago.-"Coming from thefdining room ol the Royal hotel 1 wentto the cioekroom selected what I supposed was my hat. looking inside to makc certain, of it being a “Chrlsty." It was u. Christy alright, bearing the name oi Prowm Bros, Charlottetown, I’.E..I. To my surprise on putting iton Ifound ittr be much too large. Tried the nexthat. wrong agein,repraled this performancr four timesbcfore ranching my own hat and in each instance the hat. was n Christy, with Prowsa Bros mime on it itcarialnlyimpresseclme with tho inc' that Prowsc llros must. st-il as well as keep Christy hats." It might be called un instance of succcssinl Island hair

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.Tho Great Western Ilailway Co. sf

' Great Britain are using over three hun

dred Smith Premier Typewriters. A Milne Fraser. liallfax. 'il-17dIlI.

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MILLINERY EXi?.‘ilBlT ' COMMENCES

ery is rather a remarkable one to sustain. Not many stores anywhere, in towns of this size can show you as good a millinery department as this of

ours »-not many can show you the range of handsome fall millinery ideas either - in extent, in style, or in prices.

We have,do_ne so well for you in the "pest that you might, naturally

enough greet any inproveinent with surprise--yet we feel confident that never , in the past havewe provided the showing, in value or attractiveness that will be ready for you on Wednesday evening.

We have already referred to the hats that will be shown, and brief

again, we want to tell you alittle of tlricm. ' `

They will for the most part be small and medium in size, and as some _

one 'has said iiianv of the shapes arc in “melon” ‘ style. Indeed _there's more

h a little sug estion of the “g]engarry" about the neu est ones. Variations

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F it and velvets will both be shown and the trirniiiings will be v»~l'.ets, ribbons,

C wings ostrich plumes (uncnrleul and many sottcironping for liers. \i ood

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rowns , he prominent among the colours. But, after all there isn’t much to description

is there? You’1l see better when you come. _

Dainty Headwear for- little folk, Handsome Ready-to-Wear Hats.

` Newest ideas in trimming Materials,

_ Beautiful designs in fail Milimery, ._ ' Special collection oi' P y

[ET IS PRETTY viell tinderstood by this time that our reputation for millin

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tomers complain _of the difficulty if getting pretty ideas inbonnets. Hats: are always in evi- dence. If This time we` are making pretty honnets a specially strong ie:att~.i'e of the showing.

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We are now showing

some exceptionally good values in toilet soaps at ~

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Stock Food. Gall Cure.

Colle Remedy. Heava Remedy. Hoof Ointment. Poultry Food. Worm Remedy.

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Pro ti - or lliusli also( oil klmlssol for

cm-|\ l,:r'ai\Mpai'u uftl:o United Stnics ¥lon‘t wart. ivriwioday describing wlnn. you have to sau and sive cash prion on mme-

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The valuahlc farm property of thc under signed consisting of ill acres of land. \‘lt\ll\64 conveniently at Eldon with good dwelling house and onthliildingl. all in good Npair. Mill a line siroani of water running through tho farm will bo otlcrod for sais by public auction on Wednesday the Bill day of Bsptanibor, together with stock. cron. and implaireuts al tha hour of l'l.o‘d|`ack ruaw.

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