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Vast Stocks’ of Canadab Finest Furs

AST STOCKS of Canada’s finest Furs

here to choose frolil. Purchasers lllay choose here from a stock un- doubtedly larger, liner and more

' complete that can be seen elsewhere.

We are Prince Edward Is1and’s lead-

ing fllrriers-have been so for years

-and better tllan ever this year are we prepared to

give best value ill furs.

ALL FURS GUARANTEED

We fnllv Euarnntee every Ifurlfoat or neckpiece we sell to

give the wearer fullest sstisfactio

Never before have we shown so large and gomplege R

stcckin finest furs of every description. Our showing Q

ladies fur lined garments, fur garnieilts, muEs and n¢¢k

piecel is one that is exelled by few stcresirl Canada and

8 ffords probably twicenr three times the variety that is to be

een ili any other Charlottetown store, Men’s ful-S too are

here in greatest assortment-filr coats, collars, caps, and

gaulltlets of every descl ption.

Lower Price l"urs in Abundance.

At $1 (0 $5 Neck pieces of Conev Ml\r~1lot," lleartbillet Mltlakan, ctciniile ncwcstsllapen

At $16 f-| $1() Elegant -s'ole:» and pelerlnel-ilollble rilffs and `illrnw -overt nt nn.-st scnles, Alaska sable, llear etc.

A( $7 (9 $15 Neck pieces "f 3'2"- Mll'U1"¢. Beaver Sable ---fine larger and full furred lat- est stvles.

A( $50 fn $40 Choices! prices of Alaska Sable, Fox, Bear etc in the largest newest styles.

ELEGANT MUFFS T0 MATCH,

A snlculllflly complete assor nm nf popular priced mulls in Coney’ Persian lamb. Sab t .. sable, Fox, Tlllbet, etc etc.

..$4.0oi..$z5_00

ELEGANT *IINK FURS.

Elegant stolen, i pelelllies, throwovers, and ties, ofthe finest; No 1

.quality I.shradorMink, A wonderfully rich showing. Prices are same

asian srurin-. .. .. . ... .-.$4l.00to $100-00 l'.` ch

Bisgant mulls to match in plain and animal effect, .......~s4...oo¢°s1t..oo

Sty cs where.

F or-lined Wraps.

A suburb showing of these stylish and

garments which are growing'

more popular day by day.

We show more garmellts-offer bet te

1 -better values--than y0t1’ll find CISC-

fti t be sr-smart designs

EIuimiedqgdeirzirigtid‘heeding-3-strotiii, durable Hamster

in b°x"P|,e= ...collar and revera of lected sable, F“¥» "fl ‘nd nt n nn' nest tailored an? best value armeata

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Head utiices in New Provise.Block-Charlottetown

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MrsLRIngs til visiting her parents

Capt and Mrs McLean.

Hon J. ll. Fletcher lectures in Kinder

gartsu Hall on Oct l_'l. Soc ad.

ls visiting frlcnds in this City.

Miss Jessie Bonuell of this City, leaves

this morning on a visit- to Boston.

Charles Masters,lreprerenteng Wells,

Richardson of Montreal is in the City.

M. A. Mclieod editor of thc Maritime

Merchant' Sussex, N . B., is in the city,

Mrs. T. G. Mahoney and Miss Mahoney

ni!,Me|rose, N. B. are visiting in this nity.

Remember the sale of Woodburn today

at 11 o‘clock lx. nl. on the Exhibition grounds.

D . S. McQuarric was a passenger by the S. S. City of London from Crapaud yesterday.

The S. S. City of London will leave for

Vernon River Bridge on Monday morning at 6 o'elock. ` _

Miss' Blanche Craig ofSu mmorsidc is

vinitlng in this city the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Shaw.

John and Mrs Saunders have returned

tothls City from n. visit. to New York und Boston. _

T. H. and Mrs. Dawson, J. F. and Mrs Lord, North Tryon, are among thc visitors to the City.

The schooner Marlcrla arrived today

from New York with it cargo of hard coal I r C. Lyons 8: Co.

Tiiosc wllo are thinking of bnyingn

fnll cont. should read the Britannia Mfg, Co ad in this issue.

William Agnew, son of John Agnew,

Alilflltun, was in the City yesterday attending the Exhibition.

The Medical Council will conduct th

professional examinations at Charlotte town October 30 and 31. See nd.

Mi-re. ni-in asa Minnie oiding of

New Glasizow; N. S., are in the city the guesis of Miss Lillian Collings.

The Rox. N Currie will preach next

Sabbath Out. 13th at Orwell in both Churches at the usual hours.

Austin Truinor, who has been laid up

with typhoid fcvor will be ablc to leavc the P. E. Island Hospital in a i'ew,days

Miss Maggie Walker and Miss Sadie

McCormack of Launching were amonizths visitors in town yesterday at Exhibition

A McConnell, rsprcsentlng The J no

Campbell Co., Ltd, makers of tho famous Sunbean. flour, is in the clly att/ending the Exhibition.

Any hoylwontlng to learn the printing,

or who has had some experience, should cali nt The Guardian lit once. Aa excep- tional omulcc for t-he right boy.

Angus B Walker. Peter Walker, Angus

D. Wnlkcr. Daniel G. McCormack, and Emanuel McDonald, of Launching were visitors at the Exhibition yesterday,

` Advertisers will kindly boar in mind that The Guardian cannot undertake to nsertin lollowlng issue any “changes” ofads received alter ons dolocksach afternoon. -

'riiér al llaspital gratefully scamm- lodgcs the following donations:-B S Car- ruthers, $li; C Gillespie. ll. St. Paul's church, vegetl\bles;Jchn Gill. applss,Mr McRae, Royalty, apples. -“

W. J. Mahoney, John Krcfr, M. T.

Ccholan, Arthur O'Neil Dr. Mullins an Charles Owens of St. John are in this c i’ for the purpose of conferring degrees on members ofthe Knights of Columbus in this city.

The S. S. City of London returned from

Crspaud yesterday afternoon with the following cargo; llll bushels potatoes, 40 cases eggs, 25 tubs butter, i5 boxes and 10 barrels produce, 5 dressed hogs, and 2 tons iron, Btn.

The Dominion Coal Co‘s trim new

steamer Cabot which was recently built at Grangcmouth Tirllng County Scotland is expected hors on Saturday next, frtm Sydney C B, with a full cargo of Reserve Runmlnc Coal for Psakc Bros lk Co.

The Clithcdral Bazaar was Inst. night

again patfonlaed ily a large number oi people. Over ight. hundred persons took meals during the day and evening, ami were entertained during msal hours by orchestral selections. This evening the Fourth Regiment Band will be ln attend- ance and meals will be iurllishcd at noon and lu the evening.

Twelve new students from this Pro-

vlni:e|have entered McGill University this session. In the faculty of medicine there araJ S McLeod. H lloule, F McKay Vernon Webster, I McNutt, in the flicul y 9| applied science W Matheson, H Hoo; or |n gm, haul y of arts Miss Oora Brehaut who is entering tho second year and Owe » Tralnor H Warburwn V Crockett and Gordon Irving.

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A ginger snap is no good

unless it is snsDPy. That is the kind we sell,

Always fresh and good.

Telephone an .

D. STEWART.

Miss Annie Presnsr of Dartmouth, N S,

Snaps J

All telephone subscribers are again asked tocorrcct their directory books to tilt-2 Guardian subscriptions, and 19%!! Guardian Advertising.

The I-Ion. Mr.` Fletcher has kindly con sented to deliver his popular lecture “Sowing Wild 0at>"in the hail at Corc- wail on Saturday svoulng`Oct 12 at

o'cioclr.

Lots of people are gi ttlngfsll their job

printing dons quickly and risatly at this office. Orders left with F. R. Newsom or his assistant at the subscription counter will have prompt attention.

Some mucrsant or n hereants destroyed

svwrll fine young trees an the Malpequa ltiafl the other night. The person who caulrl do such ashamelul act. should bc well punished and people who know the vandals shnulfi hand them over to t‘ a authorities.

Owlugto the enormous amount. of time

and expense necessary in bookkeeping and making out small accounts as well ns mailing and collecting same, The Guardian has decided that in future all trdinary amounts under one dollar will be accepted in a cash in advance basl; and ten ner rent discount given, except to those who have a regular advertising account. :who will still have thc privilege oi' monthly credit.

There have been thousands of audiences

delighted by that side splitting English comedy Charloy‘s Aunt, the humor ~f which is lrresistsblo, butlt is doubtful lf there was ever in the Opera House ln this City, so large an audience nloved by the spirit nf mirth as was the case last. night when the Harkins Company put the play on. From rise to fall of the curt.»in the packed house was convulsed by the clcvcrhundliug cl the piece, and their laughter rang out loud and Iclear. Never has there been a better presentation' 'of- this popular comedy. All the mcmbsls in the cast played with notable clevcrnees -keeping the spirit of fun unilagging and satisfying all who camo to Lbs amused. Tile house'was a tribute to sho Company -it was the biggest audience In the history of the Opera House and the manager was compelled to send hun dreds away. The play chossnfor the good bye performance. is -tha celebrated Eng- llshcomedy drama “Tha Usurper" with the favorite comedian Harry Stubbs, in tkclcadlng role. The ladies ol the com- pany will wesr some manliicsnt gowns, made expressly for this play. A large audience should be in attendance at. tlie Opera Hous s tonight.

$100,. Reward. $100,

'i‘hc rcadcra of this paper will ho pleased to

lcarn that thorn is at least one crcadod disease that ncionon has hes nablo to cure in all its stages, and that is. Catarrh Hnll'a Uatarrh Cure is the only positive euro known to thc mcilicnl fratoriill y. (laturrh boil-g n ccnstltutioilal disease, requires a constitution- al treailne It. Ho.ll's Ciitorrh Cure is taken

internally. actin? dircv.-tlv upon tho blood aild mucous our aces of the system. thereby deatrnyillg thc follndirtion nf trio discuss and

givtnf the patient strorapth by building up the const tutloii and asstl-i ng nature in oinir its work. The proprietors have so ln uch faith lu its curative powers that they offer Ono Hundred Dollars for rtnyonse that it falls to cure. mild rnrlist of tcatimonisla.

Address F. J. CHENEY Co. ffolcdo, 0.

Sold la' nll drllgfiiltsl. 75. Tukc all it Fam ly Pills for constipation

The , Latest in f Perfumes

Can be found at our

store.

Some new odors as

high as $2.00 per ounce just received.

. ` Sold in anv quantity

desired.

See our stock of

bottled goods.

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‘ PURE GRAPE JUICES

We ,have imported the fol-

lowing from L0ndon,Buglsad, and guarantee them absolute;

ly pure and strictly nou-alcb- hot c. ORDINARY-a bleudof grape juices. ALTO DOURO -named after district where grapes are

50NGRBS'i‘ -juice of Con-

cord géranes.

MAD IRA-a juice oi ine

flavor and aroma.

MUSCAT- from Musestei

grags.

RE ALICANTE-a Spanish

gragejsice.

L BRIAN-from Alger

grapes with I rich fh|*i3 Gallia ALESTINE-Impor I vor tin Elly Land. rlees 65mm . paper bottle. . e to

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Autumn Comfort For Me

Handsome Furnishings of Every Sort Cheapest Here.

_ HERPJR a rang of winter in

the s r these autumn morp- lngs already Not enough

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ontlitting - hut iluilcient

Q tosuggest heavier under-

wear and more fall like

- garments gerersiiy. just

wan* to remind you that in ins furnishings for men. we are the people.

MORE DOLLAR “MO0RMACS'° ,

In white sud or.-iorad this splendid llus ls now ,

¢¢,mpi¢¢¢ again. All styles, open front,

open back, and in every size we ar#

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ready sgaiu.

It is almost impossible to keep up our stock

in this line-and small wonder, when shirts

in every wav inferior to it are sold at 1.25 in

mostfstores. Our one low price lor this is mon

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Evening dress shirts ln the ‘i mi z cr;

easy satisfactory liners at 1.35 and up.

. BLACK SATEEN SHIRTS

wlNTl:li wolculvc slllars Th=== °1°=°°* ‘°"“ = ‘*=v°f' "Mt ll' 'hem-

seives. so broad sod crlu_ rentas v. is the

In this line we have all wool knit shirts- l....gt. i

fleece llned.`jersey knit, flannel, flannel- We have tried all good makers to Er-d ette and serge, probably the best line ol one that could supply us with a really de~ shirts in the province 55c, S5c, r. l 5, 1,35, pendable Sateen shirt--and we have finally

1.65 and to 1 .95. , succeeded. 634:, 75c. 85c, r.o5, 1,25,

The Underwear oi Fit and comfort

Every line that has been approved for our climate is represented here at its - best.

Long and careful experience has taught us the very best lines. and big ‘buying makes possible the lowest prices in the country. , V p

Other lines of men’s white shirts, all of

them the b'-st of their kind. at, 65c, 85c r 25.

Fleece lined underwear in heavv,smooth,

cleanly finished garments, all sizes from 32 to 44. persult............. |.00

Elastic ri obzd union, heavy warm and

smooth,made by the well known “H.B.K." people- and guaranteed unshrinkable suit .......................... |,1O

Heavy union, a good strong wearer. an a very satisfactorv line. suit. . . ... . . l.5\l

Stanf eids heavy slllwooi elastic ribbed

underwear absolutely and entirely un- shrinkable, sizes 36, 38 and 3o, per suit. . .

Better grades of the famous "S`i.`ANFIELD" make, for which wears I headquarters

in Ctlarlottetn wn; clrrying practically everything in their glines. sell here at 2,50, _-poo, 4.00, to 5.9n per suit. ,

Our "jason" and "Wolsey" are two famous English lines that delight fsstidioul

men. We would like to show them.

_ Newest Things in F all Gloves A

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colours--our line of nien's autumn glows ia worthd of your best attention. We have gloves for work, ing gloves for driving gloves for every purpofe an 9,,

or "bl-oncho" good durabls gloves without much-

\ tyle about them. 284: 45c 50c 60e pair.

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Pr /I gloves, especially built to withstand every

. - hard usuge, 6oc» 75C. 86c, r.l5, 1.50. V _ ‘ Meu's handsome street gloves, in kid sn .

mocha in every style and size. neatly made at i.x

1.25 l.35.2.io.

Scores oi other makes. but no room to tell of sll. Merely remind you that we

guarantee every glove we sell.

Mens heavy, weather and wear proc

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A,v¢ry.-ex nsi ve rauge`of th :se in every grade, white, navy. cardio i

hrowls, heather liiixtures, stripes. "Abegwelt", "Victoria" "Y-M.C.A.” n ii _ iz,.,_ Af, gvery price we can supply you with s thoroughly satisfactory swl tr ‘

nd our prices rua --38c 50: 6oc68c 7'5c 98c i.l5 1.15 l.35 l 55 to 4 25. I

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Barrister, Solicitor etc mill lslillig - Snuhouu

tilts ma ds hr lostuu

Furniture repaired.

Furniture re-upholstered.

Furniture of all kinds made to order. Great bargains continued in furniture -till the

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