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Elegant Fur-lined Wraps

his stores pre-emuience in all pertaining

(-7 E 7 to iitlurfiwis more strongly marked this

season than ever iiefore.

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attention otrr remarkable fine showing of elegant,

FU R-LI NED WRAPS.

Our range of these stviish, comfort-givi~g gar-

ments is most. cf mplete. FEW Stores in Canada will show a larrrer VARIEYTY; N() Store can sell EQUAL QUALITY GARMENTS at lower p ices.

We will be pleased to have you cali audinspect

these e‘egsnt garments,

lfinc inr-lined wi-.ips i`ii`ty inches long-black hcnvcr sbclI-German

Oltcr Cnlinrriiitl rc\'r~rcs 'full length. Germain ral lining. Regular pricc $42.00 our pi‘it't‘

l"ine i`irt‘-liiicil \\'i':\p\~--fifty inches loin.; -iiirc bcavvr shell in navy arid

lrinck~L`.\\|iiiii|vi;i Sable Collar and rcvercs. N0 I iizrrnsher lining. Regtiltrr prirc $50.00. Our* prim:

Fine i`nr-liiirii \\'r.'tps~ »iii`ty inclics long irzititlsniirn beaver shell in navy

:ind blnvlt. iizisicrri mink cnllnr :rnil it-\'ci'cs N0 l llainslvr linin .

\t|,,nlfir piite ,O oo Unr pitti

Fino fur-iiiird wrnps ~iif`i_\* inches liiiig-»-Slylislily slrnppucl beaver shell in

black, iinv_\' nrtti _t;rt‘cn'-~fiire .~\insi\'n, Salric collar and rcvcrcs N0 I lirunstcr lining. llrgiilnr prior- $85.00. Our price

l"ini~ fin-~iin.-ii ivrzips -»lii'ty ini-In-s lniig ~in;ii~i shell oigrecn beaver--fine

line isrib.-i i"oxfcu|l:ii' rind' rc\'cr't-er. Regular price 85.00. Our price

i"inc t`nr-lined \vr;ip~' -lilly in.-in-s long-vvry swell strapped and box

plnittrtl .sliiiilcs in brown, i\:i\'_\', grei-ii :ind blnvk, No i best quality La- brnilni' Mink rnlinr ziriil r'\~\'ci‘t‘sf- L`;iriziill.'ii\ rut lining. Regular price ilo.on Our price

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We show a number of snmrt garments having No

Cvltirriliitr sable collar and revere. These have every appear anccnfrur lined gn-nuriis--are wrrnrly, lnll length lined with heavy ltsliar. '

Of good ipialitybls.'k and navy cloth, stylishly made. filly

incin s long. Rrgular prlC€ $29~0° 9P¢C|°1 $26 50

Of extra quality blacic cloth nelilly strapped fifty inches long

Regnl1r»pricc$;5.75 special $j|_5U

Extra Quality Mink Furs

Soinr. of thc iiiicr-tt pie:cs of selected rnliik ever shown in

lt.r~t.-rn Clin uiu are it iw beirig displayed in our Put Dep’t'

'1`hisii= tiieiatrioiis Lalrriiior rnipir--lll‘2 W0l'ld'S b@5t -

ricii`y iiiaikui, slrongi-st,ci1c cest of flll-

Otir shnwingiiic'ti'l.s the newest styles in iniifit, ties’

'tlirowovcrr :~tol¢s, :ini caperines---whetlrer von wish to DU"-

chasc or rzrir-ond, ii you do, no where in Can-ida can furs of equal quality be purcliziset at lower price-it is well Worlll your while to visit our Fur I):p't and inspect these beautful Dleces.

Fine double ftirred tie of .\'.»i l,nbratlo_r mink-rgversiblie-56 incl es

ion -orrranieiited with bead. f°ii“l‘“' l.‘fi“ill47-5% ‘U Pi' C*

“ $4i.0o

Fine satin lined mink stole-

" ' broa'l cn‘lnr and ends, 86 inches

A E A A “J 'J QU1iENs CoiiNir“GUATtniiN ~ i ,r

do some collecting. See class cul.

The S b City of Loudon goes to Crspnnd

thi~ (Wed nesdny) morning und tomorrow rm-rning at 7.00 o'clock.

A business house wants an office boy.

A go ad chance for the right boy. Enquire nt Guardian advertising department.

ll. Lawrence and Mrs. Lawrence and

Mini Katia .lumen 0! this City wcrc reg- ivicred at the Brunswick Hotel Moncton Monday.

There were 50 passengers from Orwell,

Cltinaglfoinpr and Ballast hy the City of London yesterday morning and thc follow- ing cargo : -i0 bushels clams, I5 cases eggs, 10 lnrrr-els applos and ll) barrels potatoes.

ihtwoen one und two thousand tunnel

coupons lrirve alreirdy been recciveii nt this oilioe, but. thousands more urs wanted. \VlilaliGuardlim readers kindly interest themselves in this matter, collect the coupons and forward to this oiili.-can rapid. ly as possible. -

The Provincial Rlile Association hold

their nnuuul prize ruostiug todny und tomorrow on the ricw Kensington Rifle llung.-. Shooting begins in the regular rrritches at 8.80 c’ciock n, rn. The range is to be officially opened by Sir Frederick B.»rilcn, at ten o'clo.rlr., tiring armor, nt, thc target.

Much favorable comments is heard

with respect to the bridge recently built over Guroey‘s stream on the north end road lctwneu the Union and Covehcsd ltoncis. The worknhus been well and snlrstnnoiniiy done by Thomas (lurccf 'of Ciivehend and is creditable alike to the Government und to thc constructor.

Mrs Carl E. Prindie of Jnmnica Plains,

Musa, who has been tho guest of Owen und Mrs King of Rocky Point returned yesterday by the A. \\'. Perry. Mrs l’rindlc will bejolned in Bnlifnx by Mr. Prlndls rrnd two children where they will remain two weclrs. Mrs. Prindle wns for~ rneriy Miss Ella McQuaid of this city.

A paragraph which has been going the

rounds of the press of thin Pro\'lnco.to the cifect that n bnnquct had recently bcen held at tht- Forester House, Crapnud, turns out to be fulse,and evidently the work ol one of those donkeys who have only brains enough to wrltas stuff that brnurls them as hopeless idiots for whom tlierc is vnry little hope that they will ever ricqulrc sanity enou h to become respectable or intolligeir meurb»rs oi society.

A wedding of considerable interest to

St. John people took place in Truro on Ehursdny of this week, when Miss Edith May llnrn,formerly of St. Joho,West,wss rnarried to W. Lorimcr linll, a barrister ofLivorpool, N. S. The ceremony took place atthe homo of the brlde's mother Mrs. Robert Frizzle, Bible Hill. The bridc was given away by her stepfather and looked pretty in her gown of white lace over chiffon twffcts. After the cere- mony sn informal reception was held, and then Mr. and Mrs. llrrll left for a trip

to P. xdslund. The br‘iiic's travelling dress wa of blue brondclotli, with irirn- mings of tnn. Mr. and Mrs. all will r'c~iiric in Liverpool.-St. John S i.:

Alex Robertson, of Red P. in writing

to the Halifax Echo to ccrraot that paper in regard to an error of fact, recalls nn interesting event as follows-“In n rsceut issue oi your paper in the Lunenburg notes ro ship wrecks and marine disast.e.s from that po\'t,§there nre a few errors n connection with the schooner "Welcome" capsized off East Point on the morning of the 19th August, l88~"l,not at night as your correspondent. states. There was only one survivor, Israel Spiridler, not live. She was lying t/ol under a double reeled fore- sali on that morning'-'with a gale of wind and a heavy sos off North Lake n short distance west of East Point on the North siils and was seen from tho shore and nfterwads was missed. Sim was capsized by ir heavy sea and loiil on her beam ends. The crew on ‘deck wore all washed oil' and dr-.awncilwitli the exception of Spindlcr, who was carried by n sea into the main crosstresr and clung there for twcnty-four hours tillrcscued ou the next morning in ir dazed condition by John J. Campbell and John McPhi~e. Nona of thc bodies were wirshed ushoic as your correspondent ntntoe. Thi-. wrccrr wus towcrl irrio Uempboll's Cove break- wnter, rlghted nnil pumped out, nnil four bodies were tnkcn out of the cirliir. and the burly of the cook out of thc lore- csstle. They are btrricd side by side on the south side of the islnnd. nearly op- posite whore they mt-t. their fate, In the Baptist ccmatery, West River, East 1’olnt. and their graves have I cun visltcd more than once by old neighbors and friends from Lunenburg who were ilshing on our waters and nnchorcii on our shores. The

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].|,g-braid ornaments. Regular price $5;.co. Our price $42 00

Fine brocarie-satin-lined stole

of No I Labrador mink- broird ends and neck-8: inches long-ornamented herla and rails Regular price S61. Dar price

$49 00

lline hrocsdc-latin-lined throw~

over of No r Labrador mink- 90 inches long-~. broad ends graduated

from neck-trimmed ta(i)is ricli claws gqulgr price $61.50, ur Dr ce

$52.00

Fine :rneadr-satin-lined cnperine

stole-novelty effect trimmed with xtra large rear mink tails-heads nd cis ws- is tails 6heads, 24 claws 0( Na ilnbrador mink. beautifully mance fl. Regular price 8rro.oo.

Our prl C2 $87.00

pp-,¢ plain and fancy muns of No r

L|b.¢dor mini! ~seiected to match .burn sroles.

$46.00 to $70-00

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writcr was present at thc burial on a beautiful Sunday evening, but was not over ut the scene of the wreck. The Wel- come was repaired and sailed :md owned some time nfter by Captain Farrar of Crnpnud in this island."

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F you are asked to send a cake to the picnic or lawn fete, one of our

Suliana or Nui or

Fruit Caires

will save 'you trouble, and do you ere it. too-for if

they dou’t know,they will give you praise lor being or av- lng an extra good cook.0ur cakes are \he"home"kind,mi\de of hear materials. generously mixed and baked according to latest recipes. They areeven

better now than they have been

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I ltclipre Bnkuy,

Kent Street.,

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tomorrow morning at 7.48.

R. A. Smith of this City is visiting in

tho Eastern port of the Province]

T. C. James was a passenger to this City by the mail train last evening.

Robert and Mrl. Snetnam of Moricwu have returned from ushort visit. to this City.

Minn Margaret Hanrlr-shun and her

fricnd Miss Annn.Brown. Boston an visiting in this City.

Mrs. Kenneth |MoKeosli\, ihrtsvillr,

loft recently on a visit in friends in Bos~ ton, Quincy rind Hyde Park, Mess.

Alex. Livingston of Winnipeg left yesterday for lm homo afti r visiting hlw i»rot.hcr Charles Livingston in this City.

William ilnrrlson who has been the

guest of his sialcr Mies Maud Harrison, City. left yesterday on retum to his home in Pittsburg.

Last evening Saundr-rs & Newsom

received another car load of fat cattle from Ontario. This is the finest lot ol si/ears and heirr-rs they have received this season.

Whils doing the running high jump

Monday nvening, Joseph Biggs son of Mr. W. N. Rlgg'-4 fell, breaking his nrm just above the wrisr. Two years ago he had his arm broken in the some manner and place.

J.§C. McKenzie, vniedictorian at S’.

Dunst.iin‘s, 1905 and who has spent the past two years in St. Bnrnnrd'r4 Serrilnargy at Rochester, N. Y. is visiting his home ot. Vernon River Bridge. Ile will remain for the winter recuperatiug.

There wssa surprisingly heavy fall oi

rain late on Monday night and lasting wall into yesterday. But ltiortnnately gave way to a clear sky and tho promise of better weather-a thing much to bo desired daring the present harvest time

A pleasant social time was iinjoyed by a

fairly large number in the basement of Zion Church lust evening. The hall was tastefully decorated with flowers, and the short program was most interesting. The refreshments were exceptionally good ann with social talk is most frlcnnly and soci- able evening was passed,

The A. W. Perry ssllcd at noon yvster

day. Sho had u large miscellaneous cargo and the following passengers: Miss F M Wakefield.Miss AEnmnn,|Mr and Mrs W J Hopkins, Miss Thayer, Miss Annie l\lunroe,FR Conroy, W H Williams M Peters, A Moltacliern, Miss Ads M Coffin, Mrs C Quigly, Mrs Boyce, Mrs Hemphill, S F Whelan, J W Sei-fly, F Bowes and wife, Miss Stella Moore, Mins K McKennn,l Miss M Mc- l.eod, Miss R. Bull, R F Jackson, J B Roberts, Mary Nicholson, Miss Katie Murphy. The steamer from Boston and Halifax arrived ln port at about l o’olock yesterday morning bringing the followintt passengers : James Boss, E McMuliio, C A Keudricks, M Nicholson,J F Howell, J 0 Staples, Wm Graves and wife, J M McCloskey, C M Wright, M Gould, D McKenzie, M H Mc- l.soo, P A Bollick, Mrs M F McDonald Mrs Keldrioks, Miss A Bates. Miss V Monroe, W A Ross, F J Rose, F B Park burst, A F Saunders, F P'Clonry and wife Mrs Blsvly, B Cotter, A V Rntrey, ll A Boutell. Lcnn Fieldrnrm, J C Ross, Misa Mary McDonald, Miss Florence Mcllonnld J W Moss and wife, A McLean, C Livingston, W Young. J Dayoorr, J J

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Physicians

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Sirepiolytic Se r u m

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to receive your order at any time.

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Fabrics Coming in Every! Da

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pirrment of ours. The fabrics upon which fashion has set her |051 ll final approval are here, in a generous range that makes buying spleen..

ure. France England and Germany have all contributed something to the range. and helped to make lt the finest that we have ever shown.

? t NU BSS0l'Iment such as ours no lady need ever leave Charlottetown in 'search of

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Fine, plain, beautifully finished venetian ¢l0¢1ll» all wool, 44 inches wide. special vaiae............................ 7&¢

Colours are black, nsvv wiue, browns,

Myrtle. Something a little finer, smoothly made venetian, in black, blues. wines. browns, ard greens. and is notably fine value at

Beautiful venetian cloth slim like finish, correct weight, 5o inches wide, all wool, black, navy and wine-better than muiv $r.6oiines .

Our special "Monarch" hroadclotlr 56 inchois wide, ell wool. very finely finished nbedltk fully draplug fabric special at... . . . . Sl .15 Colours are black] navy, brownn 'wil¢l. greens. '

Handsome and every effective ourbre plaid; in effects oi browns. greens, grey: or iles, all wool 56 inch fabric, at $r-10 and

A beautiful French broadcloth, ahrugk and unspottsble, aoit an silk firm, and A green- fuliy drsplng fabric black and levy ..$2.30

A Tartans of prettiest design

These are admirably adapted for lille girls

5 dresses-as well as shirt wsists for ladies. They 5

are all wool double widths and the showing lu- _

cludca Stewart. Fraser, Csmpbell,iMcDnE, Murray. Drtunnonfl. Ross, Mnlenzia,

Mcuouald, McBeth etc, eta. Samples sent frerly cn application . . .

Splendidly Serviceable Serges

NOTHING in the world to beat serges for school girlsdresses-strong, durable,

sightly and stylish-they need every demand it rompiug girl can make. We have “el getting serge from the some satisfactory source for fifteen years, - an¢ people tell ll

that ours are immensely superior.

Black and navy serge here at 554:. 680. 7oc, 85c. $r.r5 to $r.4 ' Samples send freely anywhere to anybody for the asking.

Honest goods cheaply priced

We handle so much high grade dress goods that sometimes we forget to mention

the splendid line of low price fabrics we handle- such as tweeds. meltons. etc. etc.-sh.

3oc, 35c. 4oc. 58c. 55c.

Samples freely sent anywhere, auytilue, to anybody, for the asking.

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PURE GRAPE JUICES

We have imported the fol-

lowing from London,Englsnd, and guarantee them absolute- ly pure and strictly uon~alco- h lic.

o ORDINARY-ableudof grape juices. ALTO DOURO -named lftsa' district where grapes are grown. CONGREST -juice of Con- cord grenee. MADEIRA-a juice of fine flavor and aroma. MUSCAT- from Muiicntel

gr-apps. RE ALICANTE-a Spanish

ragepiutce. il., .RIAN-from Aigerm,

rapes with a rich from da’ §ALES'I‘INlt-Impor fr 0" the Holy Lend. ulcer 65 om r.»».:- cutie. °t0

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F urn itnre repaired

Furniture re-upholstered. J,

Furniture of all kinds made to order. “nm * " lg; Great bargains continued in furniture till the ,g,:,§:l,_',,*,':|,=:‘m ,¢ ‘lt

large stock is cleared out. |(gN5|N¢tl‘0N, P. E. l. 5

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