NQVEMBER I3_ ,908 " ' 'ran mrner Niiiws ' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN rmsr or

__ ` e Busiest Store' on Charlotte`town’a Buliegt Street,

A 'Head Offices in New Prowse Block --Charlottetown

Prowse Bros ,Ltd . P” ‘ =' I ' A A

_ Ch’Town’s Big Departmental Store "

Correct fall and win=

ter clothing for men

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lai ng Dept is many sided, it cat ters to the needs of all men. The

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$20.00 and does not pretend to

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matter what- its price, shall be re- liable fabrics and honestly atailored. It does not sell as good a suit for

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But it does sell the best suit possible to

Sell f0f $5.00 or $25.00 and every price be- tween.

_ Each one is a suit the store can guarantee

a suit ot clothes with looks and we ar all through it, a suit that will give you full satisfaction.

We know no one sells as good a suit for the

same money in tl e .city, a comparison on your part will be eminently pleasing to us.

Underwear For Men

Some men want

wool underwear or

othiug, others

wouldn't wear wool, i

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they got it for nothing- So we’ve all sorts of

-` _'__ 0 good underwear to

- ` suit and fit many men

' V of many minds and

‘ forms.

_ All cotton, cotton

and wool mixed, fleeced lined, silk and wool, and all

é_ wool, in fact every

good fabric for ' good underwear. We fit the tall man the small man, the big man and the

stout man..

We’ve a Long§Price Range

25c up to $3.50 Per Garment,

_ It would take pages to describe our different

fabrics and styles so we’l1 sumuiit all up by saying come here for the best iiiiderwear and for perfec satisfaction.

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No Shooting At Random

en vou buy a Swiss Repeating Rifle; We have a large

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hand, which we will sell for the low price of Three hhuuia CRCU.

Ammuuitiori in stock, For Sale by

j-oyahle season, at their summer re-

The mall train arrlved at ten thir

passage was a roiigli one.

The British schooner Havana liaii ---

'been chartered in New York to carry The warmest registered yesterday

a cargo of potatoes from P. E. Is- was forty-two iic,f;i'ees. At nine lust land to New Y k

or . evening the therinometei' had dropped _ ji, |

` *-- to tliirty~three degrees. " I \\ ._ - -.‘

Attention is directed to the change _-_ _

of date of the- meeting called nt The senior football game between 'W Q ii Murray Harbor North Hall by Mc-‘the Q D C’s l V 'W' ` nn

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c. . . ani ics to he playedlé f,¢.,,_~... -___-_, “l_»‘l,f‘ _ l- i~-`_»;,i.\’\.

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l Court and Jonkm-_ ._ l .aye--_.._ .--»- ;;-__ ____,=_-_ _ _A S __ £1-,M

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Simon Cavanaigh, Owen' McQiiillanl V -_.- I " A :girl ' ij _

und Jack Murphy, have returned! The many friends of Miss S. Mae- from Carivnle, Sask, to their liomeslMutcli will be pleased to learn that

in. New Haven, Lat ai, lsh, is speediiy .-..¢.,vc.-;n,, after mi.,-_ ixizikc our description as inoderate as possible-tho’ with siicli values it

Mrs Fake Mr _md Mrs Guuw ___ ,izviaislirn _<_>i>fr=1tiU\1 in the P. E. IS- l \\'.>iiitl be hard to over rate such an offering as tliis. Here are six samples ter siiendins every pleusirnt imd'e...1““ ospi ri. ___ _ selecterl from the sliowing. Read the description and then come as l ` Miss Marion Wathen of Hn.rcoiil‘t, f%\\’llll_',' IIS y0ll C2111.

rirlrnce, Cardiean, leave by this morn-'N 13 who me been -,péndin - the `

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,i"l$'5 f-FB-in fm' their home in B0St0l1- lsuinuier in this (‘ity leaves this morn-

""' ing on a visit to Broun‘s Flat, Kings t

New Wonderland was again cro\vd~ CD__ .N_ B_

ed last evening, the specialty Big Chief Buttle Axe by Mlbf’ V0" Brand' On the first page of today’s issue f ers i)cml`:.“ most drawlllg cmd' 'Iihelappcars the result of James l’ziton's . moving plctllres wwe tmefmd llutnlanil Co‘s Election Contest. Much ir.- _the c°m`f°rmf’lle han and bnght Smg'l terest has li-een taken in this contest mg who.” in attcmlnuco passed aloud in-any will read the ‘result hav- most emoyable “venmg ing anxiously waited for it since the _-

At the lust regular meetinir of tlielclection'

b yesterday afternoon “as postponed on

"_' account of thc wet weather

c..1ea0ni..i. onli, the following oinusf

l James Calder, of this City returiied

gllszgw;;Er?1%;,'§§?_u?_mRerbsgsgt t);fn;l;':last night fl‘on\.»athrce months trip

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dent; John A. MacLarcn-, lst Vice to the old “ogntg qvheli ha vlbilniil lj. I,_,.es,dent. A_ N_ MgcKay 2nd Vice England and co -ani am e _Do . ` Presidcnti James Paton "l‘rerisurefr‘ 0’ imerest' MT' Calder went vm Que' `;"

John MacSwnin. F nancial Secretary? sisnggklgithetié bmrirgprifiealsg D. R. MacLellan, Recordiog Score- J h _ N f u_d1_md thence to HW j gary; David l?e3;,um1i' lifiixli sft tiiiliilé) txlie latter _steamer eir- ecret'-iii-iy' um ar es b ' iactly seven days from Liverpool to _' Yesterday Geo. J. Carver, the oys-ls” J°hn's *md the ‘tml “ms Very 3

ter king, purchased from Captain, fough-

Irvinig, of New Brunswick, n moose ""”

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head which measures as follows: 47 (NTOVE pipe sixteen gente, per joint. ‘ri l

Finder of a purse should 'look up* -- 'E Thursda _ N\,v_ | th |90 Open 3 |__m_ t06_00p ni,

classified column. Raymond Carr, Stanhope, left for y 2 ' 8

-- Boston yesterday. _ ____________ , _ __ __. .__ ______ __ _ _

Frank Heartz City, was ai assen --- 5

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lger to Sourls yesterday. shipping was quite dull yesterday

'rneiatest time rim sian W A AU1¢°k Hullfwf. IH 111 e ` ' ` "

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‘I Miss Lizzie Trainer, City, was a 1-

ipassenger _east yesterday. " _ A. C, Duchemin, City, weni: to Sum-l

' -< merslde yesterday.

Miss Carrie Howe, Ci-ty, has return- ‘ -

ed from a visit. to Montague. The wind was blowing last night at

* ‘ _ seventeen. miles an hour,

Mrs. John MacLean, Sourls, left --

this city for,New York, yesterday. William Curti r

_ -» I ln New Fur lined M tl

i yesterday from ii visit to this ‘city. i '

Rev.George Orinan returned to Ver- ' ' -- >-

non River from ~tiliis city yesterday. The Rev. John Gillis will preach at ,Q

-l Bradalbane next Sabbath at 3 p. ni. ,.

Mr. and' Miss McCoy were passen- . 1- I

gors to Moncton from this city ycs~l Miss Marion Trioinor has returnerl _ _ terdny. lthis city from a visit to Dorchester, _. _ ff. , ' l -__ IN. B. ~" ““ ’». t

A buttermaker is wanted for Dun-'

stafl'nage'butter factory, see classified W. A. Hawley, (‘it.y, cimic over by

column. the Northumbcrliinii lust night from _

_ -, Halifax. " _ _

Ninety five dollars still remains to' -~--

he raised to clear oil the Y. M. C T. C. Savage, Montreal, was a pas- _A. dellct: senger by the Nortliuniherlonul last

-°--- ' night ~to this (‘ity. _ _ _ _

Rev. Mr. Harrison will address tha` 1- _~,, -i _ . " ' ~= _ _

-men's meeting at the Y. M. C. A The Ministerial Association will _ , < _ Sunday at four p.m. meet this afternoon in the Y. M. (‘.l "l .,,l j . i' `._' Q ‘ ` -1- A, parlor at tour p,m. ‘V l"ili` " ' l*

Oscar McCallum ofthe Canadian --

Bank of Cammerce, City, has been The steamer Northumlerl d

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transferred to Summerside. ed last evenirii.: nt nine o'clock. The

Some Wonderful Values

The garment that does most

perfectly coinbiiie beauty, ele- gance and excellence is the fur lined coat.

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you some values in fur lined iiiuntlcs that, we think cannot

busiiicss to-day.

Never mind how We can do

1.-just come in and see for

yourself just what we are doing-and you will

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|, The coats we are off- W

Wll' 5 ering are produced by `

the best fur lined coat makers iii Canadathe linings are exactly as we represent them-in

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= A very clioicc coat of nice grade

. ol' black bezircr, _';-4 lined with choice

dark fur Aiiicricaiii Sable 'ii good $48 to $50 value at $57.50

lilack broadcloth coat, with self

sli';ippiii_qs and buttons, has a full liaiiistci' lining and dark Aiiiericaii .siible collar \\'ould_bc fine value at _ $65.00 our price $49.00

A lia11dsoi1ie"coat of either brown

or green broadclofh, has i-2 lining of iniiskrat, Jap Box collar, a splen- did gziriiieiit, not to be obtained in

i most stores under $90.00 $65.00 l

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Another handsomely made--well P

finished coat, black beaver: has _ nicely marked inariiiot collar, grey squirrel lining, better than mostl coats offered at $60.00 $43 75 ‘ A beautiful c oak of blue broad-

cloth, real Sable collar, 7-S lining of llaiiister a very choice coat, super~ ior to :iuythiiig ordinary offered at $70.00 $62.50

Perfection in cloth. finish and workiiiauship distingfuish this beau- _ tiful line of coats with half rat lin- ing, and finest mink collar and reyeres. Such coats as most stores show at $125.00 here at r

JIICIIHS fI`Um fill i0 UD. heed 255 W. H. Stevenson, Great George -

2 P -ann "V _"_ w

inches and Bell 125 inches long. The St;-wt, 10-17d1inpd. , 5.

animal weighed 784 lbs and is claimed to he one of the largest ever brought

to this Province. Captain Irving; who F' “ *vm '_ i L_” runs a vessel says' the moose wus shot

in iin open field, while feeding.

The funeral ofthe late Mrs. (Dr.)

steamer Turret Bell, repoljt that bad weather the lust twenty five days has ft) ') `\\ l 5 ‘

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Snappy Snaps _

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A ginger snap is no good

unless it is snappy. That is the kind we sell.

Always fresh and good

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Fraser was very largely attended yes-l terday. The funeral was from the re- sidence of Dr. Conroy to St. Dun-

sta.n’s Cathedral, where High Mass was celebrated by Rev. R. J. Gillis`

of St. Peters, thence to the Roman’ Catholic Cemetery where intermentl

took place. The pall bearers were D.‘

0. McLeod. 0. Lyons. D- O. M- Red-.

din, J. A. Kelly, Judge Blanchard

'md L' W' waiS‘L` I \/Ve are eiitliusiastic

’ when you are old

An El an

On Tliaiiksgfivilrig e\\;ening are fl‘l\l;\(ll;[ LllJOlll. 0llI‘

and \voi~lrci'so tio eriion ivel' 1 1 ;

'hoilist Cliuiiiih pdrovideliHii\o§§I0l1J0l":f’l“l creqle veloultel I

progriiin. ay en aiu rs. all . 1 je ie .C lili-iaitiiie, Misses liiiiira and (irctly Viiiil fol ‘Ye lf) Il Ot uuld 1,1,.,~_.,iilm.,Li;;ii\iel lli_oydiinH';1ri_d (/eplrtus tliilt lt lcdll ); CXLL. C Tweei y we siis ainci _oir par ii. _ ' an rio _ The Misses Lizzie and Katie Leu. re- for qlm llfy _ R Q oiteilliiuiiit iiccelpta(plyi._ l\I_il_ton l‘liirtn_ess A! t0 S86 If W was our y app an er in us se ec ion Lqrge ].u. ,

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All pxcse nt great y e_n_]oye ii inse \ei-i 25 cents 111).

Ln_te_s_§_____;;,d_vires received from St., _ ;}{

Peters, in regard to the stranded; ' . it

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seriously interfered with the floating - ' JR(/567 V

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.inthe vessel, but on ocmber :ner _`___ v _ 7' __ _serv Captain Reid managed to move her ' ""'

Then Use Macs llair

Food. .

When you are young --

Tliis is an antiseptic pre- paration, a strong germi- cede, that destroys the germs causing daiidruff, itching scalp and falling hair. _ It is p‘easant to use be- ing neither oily, iior sticky.

Price 25c., and 5oc., 9.

bottle.

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’* A Bargain in Winter _Coats

A line of excellently well iiiadc coats, in most cases made of avv l

tweecls of fine quality, and iiicliidino .1 lew iiice (iermaii be.i\ei-

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' g coats--mostly loose back--regularly $15.00 to 22.50 clearing at $70

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seaward one hundred feet. She is now _______

in good wnten but as she is on L_, -< er t a sandstone ledge, thc greatest cure

has to be used in any etlorts that are made to float ‘her into deep wat-

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er. Prospects. however. are owed. __ YOU Want Hall' _.ma three more .lays of' :ood weather 'w<.uia.puf. liar: to na. iiut.al1 dv

pends on the weather., ~

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