central Guardian

uyg TAXI day and night let'- fhone 687 0r 2094-

mm nxr oeuvres um-

. “qtel, 325 Qrieen Street. gltone

‘m; BEST PREMIUM YET is 5e 0g needle; given tree o!

o Wm, every new or renewal

l y subscription. V

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l,“ scoreuroao Mr-iuormtr. . u

|TTE- A meeting 0t the ma» will be Ileld Wednesday

i lug. Svill- 22 #1 t‘ Il- I11- . 1G02-il;21--3l

‘l pt-rLv APPREOIATEII-inthe le Case ‘Pile Guardian is giving Wanna subscribing or renewing rsubscriptions. Get in on this , egrly and. avoid disappoint-

t.

g5LlGHTED—All our renders rs- “, t; cuss or needles are de- ed with their glib , yours is .. tor 1 , "lption.

MIELBROOK CIRCUIT -- The _w_ IJ. ‘Wilson, 0t’ Middleton. 5, will riptfilk at a united meet- 1,, lIInZGIDPOOR Baptist (lhurclt l Tuesday lScpt. 21st at 7.30 p. tn. cordial welcome to members oi . churches. The regular service

l the uZrr-uit us! ‘Sunday at the

l . l term

IESSRS LOWE BROS hnvc just lltror- id. W. Taylor and i. S. ypyltltltultlutrlsts a [new Upticul tor lu rt-ur oi the jewgllery utorc ti’: ltivhtttultll ‘Sh, to llc used tor tuning, The roorn ls litter] up u tuutlt-rn lrrstrulttents, etc. and rery t-tutvcnicrltly located. ltluil-tl-iliii

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ‘-'- The ﬂier Auxiliary or‘ l’. E. 1.. ‘Pro- ﬂttt Urphutrnge. acknowledge “pthunks tho receiptt-rot $20.00 g ilontugntl ladies‘ Auxiliary. lirs. lilaynurtl McDonald and I0 n-om South Rustlco collect- ly Dela Rolllirgu and Ednn Lo-

tlUESTlS MACKAY — A very Iy u-crltllntt was solemnizerl at thorn» oi Mr. and Mrs. H. 1i. nee, dtenslrlgtorl on Wednes- pevcrtinlz, Sept. 8th, when their uglltt-r Jt-nrlic lliucKny was unl- tin till» holy bonds of urntrnnony nlntfhurlrgs Lyman iluestis, sOIl illnmd Mrs. ‘Charles ‘llnestill, llnlot Valley. the Rev. Dr. Suint ‘rising. _ 'I‘llc lloltuc was very lily ucorzttrtl for the ocl-zlsitnl i [K181i pluuiu and cut flowers. tthrstrunts oi Loherturlnc trell- uurch skilfully played by Alias. .. llcstis sister oi tho groolu, lbritl uttirerl in n hcuutiltll gown ‘tcrgcretlc siltlil und silver lnce

ritlillge_l)ltl.~1slliits and cnrryilttz, tiotvr bouquet oi’ whilo and pink rcnlilcrtltlnle with ntniden huir ilt-tore-tl the pnrlrntr on the sober l'ntltt~t' unti took‘ her neﬁrtltlr an urt-h 0i ferns, white uemtnl tretltliut: hills. Shr Willi ttelrtll by Lrvr twirl sisters the lnrlitlby and Ruilr who wore tho! pale pink und hlne with luutu to lnotrh and carrying ut pink null lllllc gator-t . n hnlr fern. The groom tnoly supporlrtl hy Mr. hiuyntl ‘vrl oi’ Norhoro. lnrntetliutoly tetlll- vt-rr-lnony tlllOlll one hun- ltturilcti guests out down to o nlul supper prepare-ti in the ms usual good slyll-l. At the ll‘ hour nu unusually large ‘- r u!‘ sr-rcnutlcrs nrrivctl who l-t‘il' llvt-ly antics lllitlrll lunch ll culoylnerli oi‘ the evening. ‘A u numhr-r 0t trenutiiul gifts rtrtr-t-ivt-tt showing rln- high su- ill whit-h tho brltie and groom lcltl. 'l‘ht' rolnzllndct" of thc "is: wus pleasantly vrhiled ntvuy “'0 ﬂlitl tillllvlllg until tho wee ll hours ot‘ the morning when ililurttnl to their homes wishing llzrlul .\'lr.<. lluestls runny Ituppy ltﬂ 0i \\‘t‘tl(1k.‘l| life,

‘ ' urct McDonuhl. it. N.. Q-lllir. lctt i<‘ridn)' tnornlng ll‘Dt*tr0lt_ Ztiicillgun. -—f%-_- klﬂiilltlu (lottuors. R. N., city. Filthy morning tor Detroit. “high”,

it lCCiDENTALLY * st-toT av comma-ton

Llllhlvs nrtnnon. Sept. 20 - 90 Swim, aged 10. died at lento or his parents here at "Ciﬂvk this morning front gun- Wound tttlniiiliillill at noon yes- “? when Ire received tho die- ? m 1' Sh"! gun that was he" “mild! hy n 14-year old corn-d ll Albert lNlekersou.

l“'° 141118. together with an- "wmllilniott. were at the time k shooting returning from

Heillfh- where they hurl been

510F116. -Nlckerson_ it is t.

d’ 2'11"‘! his gun with the ln~

m , ililrn: at some onus. 3, “who ivns stnutllng but n. short . "e “Wily was struck hy the -

£59 0i sllltllltﬂllm, wlnqhypsgg

l‘ °lleili~ ubdonlerlil- "I

._.._.__._____._____ American Dolls Go On Friendly Crusade 2500,00,

"3 inlllred lad was removed to "I0 where medical attention

Teodoro. l, > again atmytrt nil to no avail.

".-~—-—- ‘l Ellstirng (lawn-Ii n Q" ckly Remedied

"lino Boothln 1- t g H" ‘Bun Ollcgvererll.‘ m“

MEDICINE TD TAKEI

Y,“ hrourhu CATA-RRIIOZONE

m“ vent pocket. One or rhlllzlllgts drawn through m‘, tn. . a "B the nose, makes 5 wry. A tew breath. in ‘m? iﬁothes away any soro- eases the cough.

, . “it Throat. cln be n st m!» MIATMEIIIIOIONQ-ttft v ‘in 0am re-tuy. n ‘ -‘*‘~:i:-1. . i

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SEPTEMBER 21, 1926 "

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

PAGE FIVE

yearly new or renown.) '

u! ti: conventional veil _cnugllt w ,_

Autumn's Newest

Coats

Of course every sort of good coat is shown in this great stock. Notable among the lines and probably most pop- ular of all are the handsome

garments with

FUR (JOLLARS AND FUR

CUFFS

¢

Cloths used include Tweeds,

Velour-s, Cllinchillas, etyllu. Suedepes,

" Points, etc.

This store offers challenge values that are not beaten by any house inside or outside of Prince Edward Island.

The price range runs $10.75, $17.00, $18.00, $22.00, $24.00 to $185.00.

Even the $10.75 has fur

collar.

Wonderful

_ HIS is an event of the greatest fashion importance --tfol' ,€_ are they that a complete outﬁt for fall may be k ' new mode. There are delightful dresses that intro

blouse. Others with the short bolero promise much luvor. in suc ible to a deep ‘V’ line and unusual garniturcs they tell of skilled dcsignin (Ioats 0i‘ tuleed, for so fur and leather. More elaborate styles are lllatlc lovely by :1 lavish use 0i‘ fur.

i o . 0 l

Chat-mung Autumn Mtlimel’? l 4' 2 ,-. these distinctive fall mod- "Dpoytumty for seleFtlon coating fabrics for fall it hut uul'>@1“*‘> ‘l “cw Vemltinp“ ‘ are Chinchilla, Velour. We with some Tweeds, ll and close with extremely with Navyljlayet Red,

(Yolors are as varied as the many shades of Green xvoodtoncs are favored. with wood tones in

lb

i’.

__¢-I

Smart Dresses

For Fa"

Tiler-es a great range of new Dresses for Ex-

hibition, showing all the new fabrics, such

as Poplin, Poirets, Charmeens, Jerseys

and Silks, Satins and Satin ﬁnished Cantons

$7.75, $10.75, $16.00, $18.00, $20.00, $25.00,

and $35.00.

FUR COLLAR AND,

FUR CUFF curs

Fur collar and cuff sets for coat making‘ are in stock in greys and browns at $12.75

B <5 M°LEOD

MO OR

g .. v ‘ . * O O Fall Showmg for Exhj-Mhm‘ at this time the styles of the new season are presenjqté’ authentic inqpyint of the llO assurance that every model ‘selected beargome have tunic skim and long ,

duce tlle style features certain to be smart this fog], c1 Ose Collars that are Conveirt- h details as a. wide ﬂaring cuffes m, General weal. are tl-innfled Wlth

ch oscn with i;

new phase 0t’ lllillincry fashion is expressed Chic, individual, cllall'lltitlg_>;—tilcly p ill kectlillc; with cut-ll varied liytlc. stlpplc, intricately drtlpctl it ﬁnds" i.’ iorlual huts oi" satin, velvet. 0r 1r dented crowns and the silllvlist o!

lace ill the afternoon outﬁt. nrc are snlu ' trilllllllllgrs. battles 0i‘ green, the.

Styles, Chanel and strawberry rod, rpm-V S Black, too, is decidedly sol-art.

‘Populalkprices are: $5.00, 35600353410, ‘#310130. $12.00.

h? *1 small Inhaler that can he

“dcﬂilrrhsl troubles, BronchL.

wjrﬁoodwllmu, n. mum o'l"worn ruinin-

launched

>111!‘ her

0f Richest Fur

After all the Aristocrat of {Joats especially in a climate like ours is the handsome garment of warm, and lovely fur. Never have we had a line nlore attractive than this great range including French Seal, Hudson Seal, Muskrat, Persian Lamb. Coats are ﬁnished with self collars or with Natural Oppossum, Squirrel, Kolinsky, Sable.

The prices run as follows:

5S

1h $135.00, $150.00, $185.00, II; $200.00, $240.00 to $450?’ , -0111 t. All these coats conic-alga. l; makers of skill and ugéte i... ,, 1 bility. A coat bow’ SAFE lourchasc S0 varied, S0 ‘ Charming Attractive t l.

Coatings

Among the 190911131‘

quite strong demand» Black is decidedly pop- ular as W811-

Most attractive and popular of all cloths is

NEEDLE POINT MARVELLA

There are of course prices of all sorts to meet all sorts of needs.

i $3.25, $5.25, $7.25, $8.75 to $11.50.

that he nus going guest yesterday. led mmny Carleton 811d “will” Questioned on his views 0-1 canl- will"! farmers 10 hill!‘ Well‘ PTO‘ Whittaker. ilnstrlr oi tel punishment, he snid olnphatic- duct across the border in Order l0 Ollie United Church at Nsktlsp. and a ally um he would not abolish the take advenwae <>t the Mellie price! pus-t president of the Vnncotlvcr supreme penalty, "l do not know Canndaﬁs view- Mr hunt! in English "ﬂy ‘u’ A- point. but. r think n would do well B. llrow, while cruising ill his gas to form“, the “mist, Qotrrtg," “lellt crop T9190"-

bortl Tmrlinrz is en route West , mm" and will leave trhe clty this everl- H ucuu with the university Battalion mg ' nnrl latter win; lllllvlitlll to thi- 102ml ’

‘with the tlour mutle ill \\'ilmitwg. lnfornlcrl friends

One locul paper commctltitrg on the for u row. cnn he titer.) C. r\\\'.

curated with twrosued tings of Ju- pnn and the United tStutes.

“To the boys and girls in JuDRlVlumozinr-z tact it .rcorls,- "this passport lntrodnreﬂ sent. lI'4"-lll you . . . . . . . . ... =1 iﬁyhi and 111W the Cnuud rthldlng citizen oi’ the U. S- A- Willllplies the world and sold at a pro Recs to visit Janlln h“ a ll1\“~“‘5t3“§"";irl compctltiolt with Coltutiirln tuills that cun tlrrll out products us vcon- m golnlcully 11:1 uny. rulers to ii nu ottc Then fOllmvu u pert-tonal descrip-tm um ,_,.,,g,,u.“.k,,, c‘, n“, cannula“ m)“ M m“ “ML “ mmmgrapht an" tariff. While (Ynnatlhtrl wheat a 599cm! “i” "y 0mm“ ‘knoyrnlr-lﬂlﬂitl fl)I‘l)"l\\'() (mills n bushel audl ‘ilunr twu lllltl a hull going into thv States. tlu- (‘unrnliurt

Justice and Goodwill o! the Federal (‘onncll or the Churches or Christ in represents some

tho hotly oi’ C

Ameﬂcm wmch foreign country int

l t l l.’ ti t. . m‘ wma w‘ ‘a iufﬁtirent War Veterans‘

the movement recently. -‘ BOSTQN- 561W 20—i" 1110")’ .\'irs.l1eitry W. Peabody oi‘ Beverly. ha"! 0' ‘he Umted sum“ "My .\I:r.~t.~t., is chairman-of the commit- dresetttuktng meetings urc helm! tum ltutl Mrs. Jeannette W. Entrlclr held to outiit some 200.000 Ameri- cans who are expected l" Fwd‘ Iloll Travel Bureau 3p New York Japan In time tor the ten nml chin-s throughout that land on Mgr“ March .'i. the “ilina Mutaurl". This army oi glchetrottlng Ant- ericarla is btlllg assembler! so that each for the ﬁrst time cult sit In. as Amerir-url representative. u, the Dolls henttvut. Each little traveler is to be 0t’ a carefully selected type which host repreaentw American m-y. They will nil he ot tho un- girlhood. with u wardrobe in keen-

ot lrieutl-ship and to sue the Hlnu

Malstrri. March ll, 1027."

in the secretary in charge 0t the Punmm whnmkpr

city. from which tbc__jotrrnoy will

Sarto oi ‘New York.

‘it it; planned to start. the frlst group or doll travelers on Armis- tice Day, November l1.

irom'thu sugges- tiuttu oi the Rev. -Sldney L. Guilt-YR ot‘ Nuw York_ who handout; bee" uctlve in promoting goodwill he- tweeu Jnpun and America.

inn celluloid dolls. o! course. till" undertake tho hszurdrt 0i the 101"’

The idea grew

drum Kant-tan now heint: ground in "11" 1'9 BRITISH PATTERN URGED ttnkett over hy alien competition nt

U. S. FLOUR SOLD IN r proﬁt. while tho American mark--

CANADIAN WHEAT BELT l _ let is protected trom Canadian colu-

16.-‘petItlon by the tnriti‘.

non-rt"... u...

breakable composition type. Be~ travelling clothes each of, doll will have a tiny ltultcnee c ruining her wnrdrobe. ttihtlclttl steamship and rail tickets will be until. it! it“?

WlNNlPlX}. Mann cnn tln no better than pattern h~

Last. week two isrse shipments 0

Minneapolis were sold on,

ﬁevwkr we: market. mirhtlwrv -

qﬂllitty-ttvlokzsnta a barrel and hire, ._ , , ,, f. i . .

which are expected to advance shortly in view of the crop reduc- lion shown by the latest govern-

PRINCE OF WALES

— lirtttniintl. On his return from over HRS‘. CAR OF. spuos RETURNS To LONDON

sous. he was appointed chuplulrt oi SHIPPED’ UFRWER IUONIDON’ s'e'm_'20__Th9 Prmc. '

ot Wale-s is expected homo tonight

‘FREDERWTUN- Seili- '30'~Th@'from a visit in the country. The T?" hﬁwl lWNito uhiputlellth "Olulhsud he strained at gclt demands , t l-s ri Mr cl Me new so m: tvrwﬂrl ‘r-iltllletl attention. otherwise he Is FOR cmsorsu Jusrrcs W, Uniltstl Stoltesfyoints. Yeﬁterdsyrltt, QXQQ\IQ“‘ “mm, n t, “Dim.

tie- irst car out lot was stppct

19"'C“““d" "om vardirrléli. l H‘ while making a tuuity shot on very " t ' t . ndnﬂnhnramn‘ or ‘he 3mm M i“ ‘ i dursltgllmlirge c; (gnlegﬁrgggllgiyyeawilaqig.Bround durtns bis continentui

l“ "ﬂhﬂlfi “PM B'lt='"- "r which u being paid the tarmers.‘ The Prince's holiday; will mt. _

_ °h~ 11°"! Dhmllﬂ- will soon advancelnln theP-Stnte oisoon. i-ie will begin a reunnotpub-

'_ Tmihl‘ and NBmlW-‘T 0i’ "i9 Main is hllh 8s $2.60 and $2.7 Ilc ennmentrs earl in Octotr '

ml the Print-u t-‘trained a muscle

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