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In the window ot the Apothscarles Hall

may be seen a moat interesting specimen

A Q Our M°f\°, Fu,-n|.lN¢-ru-!).°“|»h“.n¢ _ wrought article represents may bsjudged

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r ,sttautloalspatdto asrrsspoadenes but

a sum in Instr `

EN who are particular about their neckwear

-men who want the latest and best will

n` a most compete showing here, y far

nt,

---- tlie best assortment in the city.

This big lot arrived yesterday. You’1l

want some for the coming Exhibition week, why not select them now and secure first chance.

Reall excellent value and hand

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some patterns. These are shown

in long four-in-hand style-two

widths. Colorin include reds. steel gre a. iight piaids, wnite fancies. etc., etc. Qeversible i.e. both sides alike.

HOOK-ON-TIES-A large lot of handsome noreltieb in this

popular shape.

Same silks as above. Similar tothe ties sold in

some storesat35c. Ourpnce............................ . . . . ...s5c

Neckwear of splendid quality

in the newest American tie

golorings. The variety is lagfe,

there are lots to ehoose from. Colo nge-White Irish Poplin, ue

Fliared, Red Fsneiea, pretty iigursd checks and plaids, and lots of li; t and oark novelty eilects.

In four-in-hand and houkon-styles-same price.

Cl . 99 ° As the name indica-

e ies this is a tie of

double utility- two

ties in one. Made up of ilne"Barathra" nllk-the most durabieasul satisfactory tie silk yet woven-Comes in plain rich sheds o! ,

bmwu,wineud Qireen; reverse side has quarter inch white eggs running lull lengt nf tie. Ties into "swell knot. The

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Beautiful Ties of "Bu-ethos"

Silks ot 623|: quaiity.f“All the

newest sh ea in the hions-

bis plain shady-twine, nine. grey, lavender. etc. etc. Atie that will wear splendidiy-may be tied and retied without crushing.

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No Barter Boots Sold Anvwhsre- _ _

Prtow ss: BROS.. LTD. ‘----

Ncne sold so eheegig ' ‘ I

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Wartner gloves vlanied now-We’re ready.

Thousands of pairs of every good sort ready for the

sasliasllwssesse

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Oonllrolnllfrsshouldrelnembartilst

hssnsumnrtysppearanoecfntlrsspond-

mgsalimattes-sent in should be out o as

ifflsilnnoelihiato get everything in as written, especially when as ot late many

zymmunieations are being received each

of human ingenuity and artistic skill This is a picture trsme, the handiwork oi Tremalne H. Dawson 0! Tryon. The immense amount of work this sie ntly

when it is mentioned that |508 pieces npresanting iii different kindl otwcod have been used in making it. It is well worthy of inspection by the curing.,

A loss' charming and welcome remind-

er cl the unusual mildness ol the weather fvrwmetlme nm has been amass; ta to The Guardian Oillce. It is a branch broken clfa rovtan tree, also known as he Mountain Ash. The treo is growing 0° li-I0 D\'0l>¢rty oi Mrs. Richard Boyle, Hm*b°l‘0UZh Street, and what makes this little brunch so delightful is the lsct that it contains at its tip a bunch of sweet scented blossoms, evident ly coaxed out by the recent warm weather, while lower down is s cluster of ripened scarlet berries the product of the season'a,¢'rowth.

Duxmo the ‘big wlndstorm which

prevailed on Sunday, a large willow on the farm of William Jones ol Pownal, was broken oil' near the ground. The tres was a venerable landmark for that part of the country and will be greatly missed. About90 years ago, Mr. Jones' grand- father was riding trom Cherry Valley to Pownal. He hada willow switch in his hand, which he stuck in the ground on reaching his ,iourney`s end. With the vitality which marks the willow the slip took root and grew into the splendid tree which was known far and near. The loss ol the old landmark is greatly re- gretted.

Soon-rm before David McLean, son nl

Rev. D. McLean, oi West Cape, leit for Prince ol Wales Coilegs,a purse containing $51 was given him by his hcsis of friends representing all churches and nation- aities. This amount was collected by

Jen. Stewart of West Ospe, and Miss oi Glenwood. In the presence

worthy ladies and I tow others

in the Manse the Rev. A. D

llclleod delivered an siddressf and pre-

the trse lu the nsmeo! the large

lends 'who contributed this

amount. Mr. Mclean is one of the lineat young men nt the Province. From child- hood he has been a most exemplary boy, a remarkably clevarptudent, so that no one was taken by surprise whsnlha won the scholarship for Prince Co. A Ina college career is predicted tor him.

Tan regular monthly meeting of the

Ci-y Connell was held last night. After the usual routine and the passing ol accounts, a petitionwss read h'0ll_ths Rector and the Wardens ot Bt. Panl's Church asking that an electric light be placed at the Church Property. Some talk took place with regard to the lioeut charged toatreet entertainers, of which these areseveral at present nn the Isrkat Square. These msn have been paying at the rateofihrse dollars a day" and the charge hereafter will be live dollars a day. Thalspilrt of the City Surveyin- waa read regarding the nmorsts sidewalk laid 'iown in the City Us date. lt appears that the total cost of all this wark up to the present time is l7ilil2.lil. Hail ofthle amount has been defrayed by the citisens. A rather warm discussion ensued upon the charge being made by Councillor Stewart that the policemen were not attending no their dur-tes as ansldaoasly as they should. His Worship thsllayor did not hesitate tn any that discipline would have to he maintained. that the city must be Dwlwlriy patrolled, that il such were not dons thesswho did not pqriorm the duties reqnlysd of them would be discharged. Oouncillor Hooper congratulated the Council upon the lact that the long-looked intend mush wanted ooaaoulaeed clay statutes had at lm. emerged is printed iorm. Alter this the Council adjourned.

wise lmyersywho come to this store.

Lima Kid (;3°y¢;, neatly made. warm and durable at

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urea. 'clam um and amfcmbie. bmuniiiy salma

.ana s sr as

. 51.2541-5052-°°

n“.g',_a_”‘ num" G,”_. Purim guaranteed male

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' Warm Underwear ‘

h Iloilsliel Shirts etnd Sweaters

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Exhibition 'Supplies'

me as nm or 'assqguuriil

wear. lee the ex- .':.'.'°.?t."-.°§.."'_,":: to

bill wil

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livths asssast-l°

Basaarin plaes this

'Ia addtlsl to the “Photos br BVU' sseessd sspslsrwoottblalaans. tboss ell.c.1mlw. B.rmw¢. 1 chandler. B.Wsehs,'aad Arthur .1.0iark¢. all on page us. are also by llr. Beyer maaagsrlqllsllvill. Gelllll 10°-

vmmqabtaa tmtbnna wumuz any

typawrltisidone, have only to eeil at the omee ot the Charlottetown: Business College, dbnated in the Booth-West owner of thslsbihition Buildihl. Will" they will be conrteously rceslvsd and their wants attended to.

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Tnoea who want work ol any kind oi

arslooklng 'br help of any kind should send their names and addrems with all particulars os' call at The Guard Employment and Intormation Bureau, New Prowse Block. Charlottetown.

desire to advertise will please send 25

will be returned tothem on applicstio it they do not get what they want.

Avmrinterestiug article in the Uotf

obarissue of Keith's Magazine on the subject of wall decoration is “A Study in Panel Work." Several illustrations to carry out the writers idea are given. A most practical article about screens, illustrated, by Eleanor Allison Comins, istoliowed with a practical building ex- perience, “How IBullt my Home ins SesshoreSuburboi’ Boston." This num- ber oontains an arehitectual criticism by a well known Minneapolis architect on some “Typical American Homes." In- formation ilgiven concerning bulbs for fell planting by ids. D. liennett, an ex-

desiznstorthehome builder with lioo plans, descriptions, color scheme, etc

most complete issue. Subscription pri

title or one of the most pleasing pictures we have ever aeen. It is a beautiful grsvure, ii x D inches, by the celebrated

for one dollar. That the Family llersld going to have another big year goes with» out saying, and it is a question if their big modern plant will be able to sc- commodate the rush oi new subscribers they are sure to have. Any oi our remiers who want a big dallar’s worth should not overlook the Family Harald and Weekly Star this fail. Every yearly subscriber receives the picture, “L Tug of War.”

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Want Anything inthe Drug

5 Lint ?

Will be glad to have

you call.

Right on your way

out to the Exhibition.

Kent Street, Corner

of Prince.

i onus uma ar. rttlwnnmi we nat , tg »' t`~'v,';~i~»'*-, -i.¢u.mw»a or n-na at menus new Lowne S ;.-,; ,<31- Pownsl, W. Brown. 0Ddl\~apd y .gf ,-3- »‘-3.///i

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Chocolates

are bi favorites

with all who relish a pure and wholesome confection. Yesterday we received a fresh as-

\ sortment direct from

“Lownei 81. C0.”

POPU Al PRICES

roc to 5oe a box.

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Tuesday 9th Ueieher l90§.*"

4.50 io- 7.00i

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'1`°\°vl‘°\\° We '1`l=°°° *N* 4° “°' i i

ready-to~wear_ SKIRT $2.99 An extra special for exhi-

week.

minion, Messrs. ]. H. Waldman & Co., oi Montreal at practically our own price, hence the sensational saving chance we arc able to offer you

to-day.

mu with mn- request, which amonw w E BOUGHT the autumn samples of :the best ladies’ tailors in the Do-

We cannot recommend too strongly the merits of this?/ne. From every

point of view the most exacting tests reveal no wealrnes . They are new, thoroughly stylish, and a trial on a score of ladj- s exhibited to us their ianltless fit. The fabrics are mostly cheviots, twteds, panatnas and the like, and some are colored, but the majority black. They are all good .~.tumn weights and as we have said the cheapest in the lot is worth $4 oo any ti.; and anywhere.

But see them-when you see them, you will thinl; more of them than we

do, if tossible.

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artist. Fred Morgan, gud has been select-

ed by the publishers f the Family Herald _

and Weekly Star ot Montreal as the

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nremlnmtorsunacrtbmtnn semen. The ‘ ,r~; - -"" ._- ,_ . picture is vastly superior to anything - ,",--»_._\">, . _Y-;

ever olared by that weekly, and that is , Xt'

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mying egooddeal. TheFamily Heraids _ ,`- _' ,, subscriptionlist. is increasing rapidly, vi '. ,_ ’ and no wonder when one considers the ,___ ="~¢-’ immense value the subscriber receives V ' ' \, .»' ,

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GIRLS

~‘ not alone in coats for

"tha women is our premier 'b ' position admitted.

We’re showing evety

P ;._»._-,: - , day the iinest range oi -.-`,.-,‘,f,-’;;",",»~_..-- `,`, children’s and Misses

' coats that has yet been

brought to Charlotte- town.

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To-day we announce

the arrival of a fresh shipment direct from the makers in Europe.

Coats for little girls

say 6 to rz years oi' age $3 50 to 87-55-

Costs for Misses, say

to or ts up to 16 ;~ -\~’. $4 95 to $14 75-

Setond Floor Annex

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Distinctive' ind :it".tl, original. Our

with the regular departments make ' millinery is in a cl~ .tsclf.

ce 5§_i,€.a

$1.50 per year. Published by Max L. f ` V,

Keith. Minneepoi ls, Minn. A ‘ ,r “A'rnoorwau." The above is the / K .' .2 __ yy,

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The styles _' As impossible to describe

them in detsilns tw paint the leaves of Octo- ber. Tney are the styles YOU want-for be tour face tnir or be it dark,be it oval or long, if you are tall or short, stout or slim. endow-_ ed by nature with abundant tiesses or lew-4 the HAT you NEED is here, waiting to de~ light you with its becorningness. Paris has been lavish with her Hat sim-pl-:. -great, striking. daring picture Hats with fuperbt sweeping leathers that are grace im-It-~~or ppt !it.!» i-»ques that are cllurmingiy ‘oqt:-:t- tish and so .udmltatljf adapted to veils '-v 1`.:».- winter days.

Your order left i-. ow mlllinery trams

will fnqnrg yoursaré ~1.i,'Zf,-lr '~nd your b'll will beas low or lower *iran or-l-nary n\i!‘i:-Pty will cost.

Handsome ready-iowear hats. Dainty headwear ict little lots. Graceful ready-trimmed creations. Pretty caps ior girls and women. St :ond Floor- Front.

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"` Men’s light weight knit .wton in fancy stripes 6oc

and.... . . . . . . . . . ... . .....7§Casuit

Men’s sanitary wool fleece hncd . . . . . . _ . _ . _ . .$|.0_0 Men‘s sii wool ribbed |6 oz . . . . . . . . . . .. 41.1) suit Men‘s heavy elastic knit nnshtinlrable -- union

. . . . . . . . . . . . asnit

Mews he avy elastic knit nn hrinkable all wool

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See the Label to Karat H. B. K Unsl'rinkahle_ In Staniields we carry twelve lines including i’ght

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_\_ Underwear that will wear

weights, nn dinm weights, heavy weights, eil wool, linen and WOOL silk and linen. sizes 34 by 32 up to 40 by 44, from $2.00 per suit each up

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Working shirts

Q O mens iop sluris

Black Sateen Shirts at 55c, 60:. 75c, #noe

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Sil&ta}{to|8

l(eu`s heavy knit shirts iieece lined in navy,

black and mined colors, bound with silk

braid, at.

Ole

Heavy tsoey tweed and ilannai shirts H. B.

Special sale oi odd garments.

t twelve dozen odd shirts and drawers. Boys'

men'.s, all sizes and prices at r-305. Can be

and

seen in iron: counter. Trim, durable sweaters

Boy’swooi sweaters in navy. red Or Whitl-

55e.

Bov’s fancy sweater- at 7_r,c, 85c, upto

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Menu heavywcoi sweaters in navy ll 3$¢»

K. brand, allsises, $t.s5, 1.35, r.6o, 1.75, Me," hu,” ,od |, "yy, black, cardinal,

.ggit

medium weights ei Fancy

rsto ll.

ibhirts wills or without aan.

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