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' 0 r Mtn’s Furnishings Department-a store ini _ itself- wishes to be judged by the saii~faction it gives its customers. There are thousands of desir- able things for uien that we want men ti knew about.

Elegant Dressing Gowns

Swell garments, conducive to much comfort es-

pecially during the long winter months. Practical. siglitlyp garments, every up-to-date young man re- quires one. _

Theg are beautifully made of heavy, durable, wogl blankgg clot -rich shades in dark green and brown mixtures. Have deeD roll col.ar and fancy cuffs; edges of coat,:the collar,snd cuffs trimmed fancy silk cord; heavy tasseled girdle, 52 and

54 inches long. Probably th nicest garment ever brought to Charlottetowtiz. . _ . _ . . _ .. . _ ._ . _

Smoking Jackets

. Eicgantjackets for smokers! Cosy and com-

fortable. Desirable birthday gifts _frotn wife to ` i husband. Surel y appreciated.

These jackets arc mafle of heavy Mcleton cloth in rich brown strlpe'_efiects-edges of coat, cuffs and collar piped fancy silk

corn' fastens with frogs of fancy silk emi. Slzei;36to42. Price......._....._.. _ . . _ . .._

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You probably do know that cool weather 'ls here.

There isn’t another store showiniz i\\1Vfh‘11§_ 5° °_°m" plete a stock as ours. You’i'e SURE OI S2»l»iSfaCi10I1-

"Pcrr|n‘r-" Guarantee-l Giuveii, unlined, splendid wearefh- apeciaivalura . _ . _ . . _ $|_00

"l’crriii’s"lDoglliin Gloves selected leuill¢=rS._oil|¢ |l“¢‘l~ "ll sizes .. . $150, $|.75, $2 25

4 pe.,-|,,1 H Vino Mocha Glover soft and close fitting, rich dark slr-:des . _ $|,2S, $l 50

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lEngl_ish Flannel Shirts

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, Sp‘endidiy made-genuine _English F1‘_"””°1"'

-the best ruo,.t desirable and satisfactory 8111118 f01' winter wear. _

Macy patterns-stripes and checks- li ht and dark shades; without collars. Sizes from I4 to ill, with extra size bodies fm’

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N _ Head Oillces in New ProwscBlock-Charlottetown

Sa'run.naYG ardian titty cents a year

Miss Amon M. Macnouanc of this prc-

. viuol ls visiting in Moncton.

'iran nas' win be nigh this .imnmn at B 81 and tomorrow morning at 5 49.

Miss Dsstvison, of Prince Edward ls

land, is visiting friends ln Moncton.

__ \W. Q. RPGLIQ, Mechanical Superintend- saroi vhvvrince Edward Island Railway, ls in Moncton on official business.

' ' lll"vi.lTi\s.McDonoaLL will preach (D.V.) on Sllbbnlrh the 30th at Canoe Cove ut, 10.30; DeSabls at 8 and Hampton at 7.

TBI: Saturday Guardian, only fifty cents

ia year is an excellent gift for that friend ‘ of yours abroad. Subscribe for it today.

Aiwmiiann Ano Mas. MoLiaaN and

daughter Miss Mabel left the city yester- day on strip to tile Canadian Northwest.

Missics Many Br:LL, Janie and Mary A.

Nicholson and Miss Mamie McKay, Hun~ tor River, left for Boston, Sept. 25th, to spend the winter.

Tm-: Y.P.S.C.E. cf Zion Church will

hold it social in thc basement of the church on Friday the 28th lust, to which all members of the congregation' are corihaily invited.

A ooon deal of annoyance was caused

lnsr. night by one ofthe buck doors of the post office being locked. As it nas a windy night tvro or three young ladies had their clothes damaged by catching on the hinge of the open door.

» Connusronnnrrrs should remember that to ensure early appearance of correspond - `,occe all matter sent in should be out 'down as much as possible. Evcry attention ls paid to correspondence but itisiuipcsslble to get everything in as written, especially when as cl’ late many communications orc be received each day.

Tian S. S. A. W. Perry sailed yesterday

morningfiu-.Bosi.on with the following passengers: L. W,Bianchnrd and wife, E. S. 1-Iormer, A. W. Spear, Mrs. Davis Moore, Miss Blanche Turrll. Frerl Allan, Miss M. J. Ross, J. A. Clary, Joseph li; Clark, Ed. W. Kimball and wife, Joseph McCartney, Thos. F. Baldwin, J. H. Lindsay, James Aitken.

JOHN. D. AND MRS. TlioMi~soN leave

this morning for Halifax, where Mr. Thompson will attend t-he meeting nf the Mystic Shrine A. F."& A. M. From Halifax they \vlll iz0t.0 Quebecto meet Miss Ethel Thompson who is expected to arrive thcre from Scotland about October 2nd. There tha party will be Joined by Mrs. Herbert Prowse, who will leave here on Saturday morning.

lfncsu who want work of any kind o

are looking for help of any kind should send their names and addresses with all particulars or call at The Guardian Employment and Information Bureau, New Prowse Block, Charlottetown. Telephone l32a.' ‘Those who do not desire to advertise will please send 25 cents with their request, which amount will be returned tothem on application if they do not gat. what they wont.

As the time has about arrived for ship-

ments of fresh smelts, eels, etc. to the American market, Frank J. Leach Bc Co. take pleasure in announcing that they are stilidolngbusincss at the same old stand,14T. Wharf, Boston, where they will hepleased to receive consignments from their former shippers. They also reasonably contend tliatlt w_ill pay any who have not yet shipped to them to give thema trial, as they send Prince Edward Island checks same day they receive goods. Anyone desiring informa- tion should drop them a line as they reply at once. They look fora very good trials in stnelts and esls this season.

Lasr year there was establhihcil ii new

service at St. Paui‘s church-one most suitable here--3. Harvest Home Service. It maden great impression upon the congreizutiou; by the beauty of the decorations, andthe appropriateness of the cxcrclses. It was established than as an annual event, and will bc hold this evening i\t8o'clcck in the church. The cdiflcc will again be decorated, and tha whole service including the sermon will be suggestive of all that thc Harvest time 'stands for. The choir will ssc part of t.hls.rendcr it programme of music ofa fitting kind. No doubt it will be as impressive a function as it. was last year. Bi-low is aiist of the musical numbers:-

Organ niiirch,Meikel.

llynin, No. 56

Psalms, 05 and 145.

Deus Miserciitur, Mammatt.

Cantata Domino, Jackson. Anthem, “Yo shall dwi-il inthe land

Stainer.

Hymn. No. 57.

0fl`artory Solo, Miss Earls.

Doxoiogy 10.

Organ March, Bonireur.

~“Famont‘ A "‘ Batlshctionin every aka.' ' ttslctw.

liivaa-unllihl Light

Palatablc

Tea Cakes

fruit or piaiai, to suit

the "taste, fresh' each day ai

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WvvvnmnwrmYlwrwrrlrlrlrlWitgozgprfllnninoa has returned from u ' ` U V 0

visit to Boston. 4 C Q

R. O. Gorl' returned last night from n ' jnghy/_/j/,W My

trip to Mohtroal.

R01 T. Locxn paused through Moncton

on Tuesday on his way to (lalgary.

Masrsn WILLIAM RsnmoNn,_pcn ot_1 R. Redmond, Halifax. is visiting in the o|i.y.‘ ' ' ' '- Tits piantlinasteamar A. W. Perry

sails on Tuesdays at noon instead at Wednesday at 8.15.

Mita. W. S. Pooui left yesterday morn- ing ou ia visit to her daughter Mrs. Will- iam Strickland, Calgary, Alta.

FRANK Cormov of St. Dunstsu's Coi~

lege, and son of Dr. Conroy, him taken u

"pcsitlou in thc Bank of Novo Scotia.

Miss Lauita M. D. Mircnsu. left yas- terrisy morningitor New lcrk where she will enter an Art School to continue her studles. i . Q

Miss Marist. GILLAN, 'who has been

visiting Mrs. Adam Murray, Grafton Street, has gone to Summerside, and will leave for her home in Charlcstown, Mass., on Saturday morning.

Miss Cassini MUKAY, who has been

'visiting in different parts ofthe Province, for the past tive weeks, left yesterday for her homo ln Shelburne, N S. While ' in the city she was the guest of R B and Mrs Squarcbriggs, Prince Street.

“Finnish Bl¢0wN,I found this horse shoe

in front of the Tremont Theatre und gave it to 'Gene' to seudto you with my best wishes.-iS|gned)-JossDundy."Tho above message from Boston accompanied it horse shoe received by express Tuesday by W. Brown of thc Florida Hotel, Pownal. Jess Dandy spent some time at Pownal in the summer of 1905. "Gene" is Eugene Brown son`of W. Brown.

Wirmiaiu Gammon, the Islands first

Rhodes Scholar at Oxford, paid a visit to his Island'homc this week. On lifonday he visited his alma mater. St. Duuataii‘r-i College, and left on return to Englnnrl Tuesday. Mr. Cameron is reported to have fallen heir ton. fortune of $20,000 bequeathed by his uncle, which will greatly enhance thc value of his scholar- ship. ' V

A nssinnur of this city has received if letter from J. .McWilliams who with his wife are visiting their son, S. N. McWilliams, a successful business man of Newburyport, Mass. Mr. McWilliams speaks ol’ havingseen several plat-cs ni' truly historicablnterest, lnelnriinir thi- hcmc of Whittier, Mrs. Spcffard, etc. rtnil ancient and modern jcuriosities in the public library tand other places. lie attended an exhibition in Essex County, Mass, for four days, and says thc manu- factures and frultvwere very good, but. the live stock and farm produce generally, did not at all compare with those of

2Prlnce Edward Island. Newburyport is

at the mouth of the Merrlmac river, and Mr. and Mrs. Mcmllllams havcjournoycrl up some twelve miles to Haverhill, thc trip being delightful. Three of their daughters. two of whom are trained nurses and the other a stenoizrspber in New York City, are also visiting with their parents at N cwburyport.

Tai-2 German warship Panther camo in-

to this port yesterday morning about, eight o'cloclr. She is it most creditable representative of the growing navy cf Ger~ mnny,of which so much is said nowadays. She is 220 feet long, and her tonnage is 077, tous.Her speed is li-l knots and she isarmcd with two 10.5 centimeter and two machine guns. The Pantberisto remain in port. untilTucsdsy. She has already visited many ofthe cities oi' Caduda, and made extended culia ut o number of them. Her officers have earned the reputation of being most kind and affable. Comman- der Timmc called at Government House yesterday afternoon, and His lloncr the Lieutenant Governor will visit. the ship at noon today. Yesterday a number of citiz cus called on the officers. The Mayor and the City Councillors also paid their rn- soeote, aurl the officers of the ship will lic given it drive as the guests of the City tc- day. Following isa list of the principal ofilcers : Lieut.. Commander Tirnnic ; Lieut. Captain Von Buclow ; Stiifl’ Sur- geon Dr. Huss ; Chief Paymnstei' Weber ; First Lleut. Distvi; First Lieut. Kurt.; First Licut. Krucircr; Lleut. Von Haan ; Engineer Thoenne, The crew riurnbcrs 120 men. Tho ship nniy hc visitcri by citizens any day during her stay in port.

- Oysters servcd at nlihours on th half rhell, stowed or fried at. Florida Hbtcl Pownal, W. Brown. 0-Ztldimpd

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suits or STYLE!

T Notgablypthe finest_ Showing

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Pretty suit of

grey s t ri p e tweed, % coat,

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single breasted, b u t t o n e d

through_Sat' een lining - collar and cuffs’ fin- i s h e d wit h touches of Res-

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Very neat attractive suit in black

Venetian. The coat in Eton style, is handsomely finished in vertical pleatlng back and front. The trimming is of black frill braid, with velvet vest effect.

The skirt is a plain, 9

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and new and thoroughlystyl1sh_ .livery suit shown _was pr.idiif~¢d undef the dean of the Canadian suit makers and is beyond criticism in design and work-

If we cannot fit 5 on from stock, we’il order a spccic’ suit for you.

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panama, has a pony coat trlmnnrd in radium in aid, narrow vest edeet and

souiaeiie. Black taffeta. lining. I Skirt is a notably handsome 9 gored

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trimmed in fancy navy braid. Taf

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Tiii-: following ministers will (D. V.)

preach at the the re-opening services of the Long Creek Baptist church next Sun- day, September 30th; At ll s. m. Rev. G. R. \\'hltc, Charlottetown; at3 p. m. Rev. William Harrison. Cornwall; at 7 p. in. ltev. D. Mi-Lean, Mount Herbert. ‘lhe people are looking forward ton great day.

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buy anything ettcrtlian Pc o is er lin __ lis -nctratin mwcr onabiesitto

hereafter- to case at once. Don’t accept it substitute for I’oIson'u Nervillne which is the one great iiouschold puuaceu of to- [lay

I'll_’I‘lS PIPES. We show an exception-

ally good linc of pipes cased and unoseed

shapes and styles. Tho “Shield Ba-and Plpc" ai. 25 cents is thc best value on sale today. Come in and look over our pipes. Tho 'l‘ wo Macs, Macllcnald and MacKin- non, Druggists,Cor. Gt. Goo. and Kt. Sis.

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We keep a choice and

well selected stock of do- mestic iand imported cigars. Our cigars are kept in such ii manner that the NAT- URAL Fi.AVOR:is CON. SERVED. Try a BDU- QUBT 5c or a MARITANA ioc.

40 other kinds if the

above don’t please you. '

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LIKE ATHIEF IN THE NIGHT ull) up

'l`hat’s how pain comes. We sit noar an I ~ ».----. open window, iret iit'f1’ neck or sore brick. Entrance Mem Dm" (arch) New Blink- mul

Perhaps cool eifftwol quickly alter carer- Ever) i liinq must be sold at discounts from

Spend wliiit. you ma), but lr:i;iieyNcar;’ItI g_3 p. c.

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cites that al ess ci\i\’t tone . or ou -

‘ward npplientlon we guiimiiteu five times ' J O I-Il N N E W B O N

more streiiiith than in any other liniinent. i ° 1~»-f-"in in inf-“less ind is we -~ the -

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Good music in the ii-me i*.‘i1:\'ii\mb‘e_ 'Writ

Canadians of culture rally rcaii 1 by the many homes that contain a

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It is s part.. 'riarly fine innirunieut to sing," to as

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" The tooo of the Heintzman &_ Co. Pianola delightful, the elasticity of action marvelous' "gy gmc ringing out in clear, pearly and

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