‘Cana-dr. \Ve show by far the largest and mosticoin-

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N nw NECK WEAR Freshen U pYour Appearance With

Some of tlur Snappy Neckwear

"ENED a lot of snappy Neckwear noveltieq

0 yesterday-things especially for the up-to

date young men who want what’s ne west.

‘-"' There are too many diHerent _kinds to ,fivfdetailel descriptions of them here. The lot iii- cliido. [nur-‘n-lianrls in broad and narrow widths, i pulls, ascots, hows and tecl s. ’

one of the noveliies -a hook~on rerdy-tied scarf which is reversible-really two- ties in one. Price ls`only`25c and there are lots oi' coloiiiizs in choose from. Plain colors are very popular in iashiooabie clrelea in larger cities. Yesterdav’s lot included a lot of plain rili go1rl.brown, blue, red, purple, bottle _ green. -~livr: grren rind other shades in long four- in-liands. These are of excellent quality, very

' dressy and only 4oc.

There are thousands here to choose from; the

choiccst-patternsjroiii the best neckweai' mailers in

plete neckwear stock on _P. E. Island, Drop in and

THE “MONEY BACK" STOKE v

- - _ _ -_' .-. . . .~wh_o»iiaal>e»u spending the-aurnmer at

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Bituniay morning for Boston

_ ii nrtrnrng rar Phoenix, n o.

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2- l l I I ' V ' ‘__ ,T _ L. M _0wlrl_§ and Miss Iieien Owen left

_ , - Sltnrdby morning on return to Ottawa.

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Every .(0 t we show bears the uiidesputable

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muk of “Q-_,al,ry” writ large oii every Pfftll ‘""*' P“"i°““" °“' -showings°fi>l‘lcli;lia};;il;i1i:§i

jackets is 'glpmpleie -C-_v;'itl_iirti_it_:;wpu tion ever s own in 2' 0 e_~ - t__ M05- ni- “‘ ‘mi *i:;.r;;°‘;e.;_;'...

“‘°’°'s an ‘“‘P°'.t°'°-t “em f0;ricdmSi1u<lirv`idiia’lity Elt- who desire exc.usiv.:ness '

gant coals $o.oo to 525;’-U

PROWSL BROS . LTD.

Children’s School Siriri-S il

'Special Bargain! _ _

A ap.ci»\li v attra

At 984:' Worth $1.50 f.:£_':{...°f.‘f.i...;.v

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a ‘ at o _ -t nu wmunbly 19' glee °‘tls°°raeiih'°vyil':r\:nv:oi:lle‘tlivciidtilied around or more. Qc of _dar irlnyi’ “in S1 h_.‘"_aWb1e mga of cor-dine in :::;r:;.. ~.».-..:1:‘:.r2‘..:..~...._...af 98c we rm --i H°~‘=_<f=1°v- ““‘°"’°" ".`f’f"_'f‘ ?f‘.°..'_'.'°f‘?T

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dl '- i lit re skirts in dark tweed-IILVY Wm' _ T L* °' 'F ¢f,,,, .,,,,,. “waging .vita pleats at hem hire

3|-|26 new ltockchaeloilired at a.epeclai_- l ».i~~ .»f-<-- -=°s~'"_" °f- 'P' ‘ ."'.'.1:-'_°;a;::'.. . »

sf:i.5'il"’i'..r__.ti¢.' _stifle ri $2.79 _

Vienna) PBM! li!" i¢'°“p'

plain, utr, and iaricy bill

ir llama.

nuns sauna r I ' "' .

erica 1.1¢-

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Barunnar Guardian iifty ceriur a year l

Mas. .Turns Pnaxn leit Saturday morn-

- Hina iS'rar.r.a Soorr, North River, left

Hangul; Mawrni, Dundas, len. Satur-

Gnonol R. Moi.:-:on who has be.-_n visit, ing on the island, left Saturday morning on return to Montreal.

Cononier. ann Mas 01m leit Saturday

morning for Toledo, Ohio. Mrs Orr goes on a vlait to Saratoga.

Miss Gan-riiuna Banu leit Siitunirry

morning on return to Boston, after spend- ing her vacation in this city.

Tun music page in the Saturday issue

of Sept. 22nd. will contain the music of a song entitled “It`s Dan Cupid.

Mari. F. L. Haszann dnd daughter Eve-

lyn left Saturday for Toronto where the latter will attend Havlrgal College.

S‘ri¢ni.rNc Br..\ivcrrAnn leit Saturday

morning on return to McGill. lie was accompanied Iiarry Grub who returned to Toronto. _

W. T. Wni.i.Nnn who is supplying as

organist for St. James' Church during Miss l:iurrlson‘s absence 'played most acceptsbiy yesterday.

Tm: death occurred suddenly' at Plsquiil

recently, of Alexander McDonald, a well known resident of that place; lie leaves two sons to mourn, oneat home and thc other in British Columbia.

-- TH! tire alarm rang at 8.l5 Saturday morning for a slight blaze in is house on the corner of Euston and Fitzroy streets, occupied by Capt Blnkeney. The ilromen were quickly on the spot, and the fire was extinguished before much damage was done.

'Inn S. S. City of London had 25 passen-

gers and a large load of freight to Crapaud on Saturdayrnornlng. The return cargo consisted cf 46 boxes 1.-heese,45 cases eggs. 20 barrels and 10 boxes produce, i0 boxes butter,Z) pieces baggage and two tons rope and iron.

W. A. Wannurvrorv, H. J. Palmer,

und brother, Captain Larkin and wife, _Wm. McLean and wife and Mrs. Bagnall were passengers to Orapaurl and Mrs. Bremner, Mr. Brow and Mr. Grant were passengers from Crapaud by the S. S. City of--London on Saturday.

Mas Enivmtn Knrsam., i-iudeon,Mass'.

ber former home in Victoria, came to the city on Siturday in company with her father James. A. Howalt, She ret ns by the next trip of the Bostan boat,uct?m- pauitd by her husband who arrived on th' islandlast week. _f

fnosn who want work of any kind o

send their names and addressee with all particulars or call at The Guardian Employment and Information Bureau, New ‘ Prowse Block, Charlottetown. Telephone 13`2u. Those who do not assi.-a to advertise win please .send 25 cents with their request, which amount will be returned tothem on application Ii they do not get what they want.. Tairhuslness,writing and mechanical

staifand employees of The Guardian, making a total of about ilfty personl. spent the Saturday half l\0lidIl.Y. 571° guests ofJ.P. and Mrs. Hood at their summer home “Reatview." The afternoon- was line and the company irreati!`°llil0Y¢d~ the outing. A L-lambake on the shore, wiierethe raw material was abundant, various athletic exercises, swings,croquet, music and ir. sumptuous/éuppor on the veranda at the close, were features of the

' y ,ire bear they had yet enjoyed-

IN a l’lrenien's celebration ipeld _ at Alberta recently- “WPUR Uh” “WSP Dl'°mi“' ent ileld-athletes were two Island boY!. Eric McLean and Vernon Shaw. The Iol-

Mclrean wcn the long kick foot-ball, 2nd

ist in iw yds hurdle, lst in

Inge.

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lrmd aalpod. _

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are looking for help of any kind should,

\er happy reunion, which all agreed was known but itis all for the better, and

lowing is a summary of their winnings :-

in imp' awp and jump, 2nd in running

high jump.

standing long jump and 2nd lu 100 yds- Sbaw won 2nd in the shot put, lst lu throwing the hammer, 2nd in longjump and lat in pole vault. McLean is a rion of

A A McLeau,M P. Of this city Vi‘l'. thoroughly cleansed oi catiirrhii poison

Mr. - . - - non Shaw is a native df llraokiey Point and studied law with Peters, Peters Bc

INVERNESS - REMEMBEl{_'------'-" -"-°"'”'

T1-TE NAME. Ask your deaier_for_ INVERNESS COAL. Unanim- ous verdict of house-keepers-the _‘_ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _

‘;f?_°°°‘°°*”=“°°'?‘°‘%*“°’- WANT A _ International . ._.____ _ _-___ -l' ____ - *Fill

,T _ - __ Preparations ,.p,,_,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,‘,,,*,,,,,,,.,,,.,,v ,,,,,,,.,,._,,.,,,

Tnl tide wiiibe high this morning at

8.-iii and tonight it 9.47. ,

’ 'Hman A_|_|¢|___;_g_;_|,.M/rnrorl Cnncxmr leit Saturday morning on a inonth'a vlsli to i-eiatlvaain Boston. _

Tan Saturday Guardian, only ility cents

5 y¢.|- ig gr; gyoglleutigilt for that friend of yours ri. Subscribe for it today.

* Meds. F. i_ Caano, Halifax, who has been visit in the city for the puat two weeks, le _qu return to her home Satur- day moriiiirk.

Mn. Cunnan, Halifax, who has been supplyiugin the Royal Bunk at l’ort` liiwkesbury, has been transferred lo Char-ict' ewwn,

Tm: Cainpana arrived in port from

Summerside, Saturday morning at ll o'clock. She had a large cargo and ii large number of passengers.

l Jaarus A. Hov iurrr, wife and three' children, Sourls River, are spending ii few days at Sourls, before departing for Boston where they will reside.

Wir.i.irinr G. arm Mas. McFani.ann

and two children, returned to New Glasgow, N. S.. Saturday morning, after spending a few days on the Island.

Tire liidies of St. Ann‘s, iiope River,

Altar Society intend holding a social picnic on the church grounds on Thurs- ilny, Sept 20th. Agood time is promised nil who attend and refreshments of all kinds will be sold.

Corrim~ir>oNnisN1‘s should reniember thiit

to ensure early appearance of correspond - ence rillmattersent ln should be out down as much as possible. Every attention is paid to correspondence bui it is impossible to get everything in as written, especially when usof late many communications are being received each day.

Tun marry friends of Rev. .'\.D. Mc~

Donald will regret very much to henr- that it is his intention to adhere to his reaignation from the H_ampton§;i’re-iiy- terian congregation, and _intends remov- ing to the Canadian North LW( st in the near future. Words cannot express thr- losis the conrrregntion feel in his removal from them, but feel sure that what is their loss is some one else's gain. Al~ though his etny ainong_*`_them has only been of short dnration,_f,boing but thiev years, yet on that time he has mmlo many warm friends who shall ever cher- ish many kind memories of his stay among them. If ever there wasa true mon ct God it is be, .ever kind mzd loving. The poor as well f us thc _more prosperous in life, faunti in hlni a true friend and were always welcomed to his home and ilreside. His attendance on the sinxin the eqngitgatidn _And the synipatliyshownin times of trouble nod sorrow, make one and all feel they arc loe- ing a genuine friend, a wise helper and ri rue pastor. Since taking charge of the congregiition, its membership has increas- ed. and it crm safely he said in ull the dc- partnients oi church work there has been progress. Through his instrumentality Steadfust Division, lirrmpton, was organ- _ ized andmudo what it _is today, the resul 'of which can beeasily seen in the moral reform of the community, not forgetting to makle mention of his beloved partner in life, who has been ull we hoped for and could desire in aminlster's wifr>,beinq kind nn'd sympathetic to one und iill, also an attentive and faithful friend of the sick and sufl’er'ing.i{is family niso will be much missed from the ooiiiinunity where hey took an active part _ in every moral movement. iii the Division rooni their familiar faces will be grentlylmlssed, iilso in the Sundiiy where they have noted as teachers, and in the Hampton Church choir where one of their daughters. lin- been tlio organir-.it.it can truly be siild that never was there a piistor and family who left tho congregation whose removal was

lregretted so much ris the Mci)onald’s, but such things must happen and it is not

wherever their lot may be cast the fri-qu- ent prayer of thc congregation is that the blessing of God iimy restoii their pastor and family.

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GOODltEASONS FOR i'i‘S SUCCESS.

Themaiorily of critnrrh remedies are

useiwm But one thnt does cure is “Cats ozone." Itcleni-_s the heud ofall mucous discharge. Putrid matter in the nostrils, phlegvn ln the throat, and disease which are completely swept away. Th_e ciiuse oi germ disease iii destroyed, its results are destroyed, rind the systenisc that cure is periiiiineiii. All types oi ‘ontnrrh, throat, and bronchial trouble,

- ureri by Cetnrrliozon Y-iso. Twoslzes, 2.3¢: und $1.06’ nt all dealers. _

.At ai _ Reduced

Price 'I

We have a few sec-

ond hand Kodalrs in _ 'good condition on which

WC C211 SBVB y“'il IHOIICY _-$5.00. $9.00 i- uri $xo.oo instead of $ro.oo, $12.- oo and in 5o._

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Our head mill-

iiier, Miss Mar- glrttt Sin tri, ,115 rrcenily retiirned from an ex'ended visit ainfmg the best millinery lsciises in Mobi" /" real and `l`or.mto, '

S'ic spent als 1,

some time on the other side of the border visirfng many of the smartest Ameri- con mill inery liouse=.

She returns

with new ideas, aswell as new

goods-and an I

even greater abil- \ ity than ever to ‘

serve yon well. She will be pleased to in et you on Wednes- day evening at 7,30. _

,-_ On Wednesday

__ evening at 7.30 we hold our great millincry exhibit.

We have the

honor to invite the ladies uf Charlottetown, ladiesvisitingour city, and all who

_ dwell within the

wide circle of the store’s service to the first, iinest and the authori- tative display of French, English an.. American millinery forthe fail of 1906. Wed- desday evening

__ from 7 along un- ' fi' til closing up

, r time we’ll be - more than pleas-

id to have _vou call and look the showing over.

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WEDNESDAY EVENING AT 7.50

We open the greatest millinery exhibit that we have ever placed before

you. 'Ihat we want you to come needs no saying--.that we will make your com.

ing a pleasure--is certain.

Every thing good in mlllinjery will be here for your approval.

Now, a word as to

the HA-'l`S-:__

First of all, the shapes. This yea r, ex

cept in some of the picture hats for th

notable occasions, miliinery will be character l'/.ed by the siiia lrr and iiiecliiim ei`i`e.ts

Hats have bf:oii~‘i'eatcd on iiairow lines li

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some of the famous miiiiners in Paris, .iid Iii consequence the feminine viiii favor rizrrrow

“melon” shapes. They are much longs from back to front than they are across-thri

is one of the distinctive features which will

instantly impress you. Itseenis. as if Pail had sought inspiration from Glen tiarry, or if

atleast, the French miiliners had caught

their idea froma famous pictures of Mary

Queen of Scots. for shapes have a decided re-

lationship to the bonnets “across the border’ kiiown |to us familiarly :is “Gleng.irrys.’ Still further to emphasize the idea the ini

hats will be worn tilted with an uplifting side brim. So wnch for the shapes in a general way. Variations, of course, there are. inniirnl _erable-turbans, hoods, oonrs and platfaus. Yoii'll see when vou come

_ Materials are iiist of all felt tor foundations 8 and also some of velvet. Triinnrings and

_ siipslemertary' materials au- velvet and

ribb rs and wings and ostri-li plumes (uu-

' ciiilu 1 and nio~i nipil iantiirid character-

isiiq nr _qll_ _Loft df0.}»ili,; ‘v:ill:8l'F. That’S 'the' i articular feziiiife of this seasoris's dress

r hats. _ t _Colors are wood browns (hors browns,

the, xnllliners call them) huniers' greens, wine r‘_o'ors of several vintages and Scotch plaldsx 'l`\\'o toned eiifct-5 are noticable.

’ l `Suniiuing up this merely inipressionisiie description. we want to say this. You have ' attended our openings before. You know

our premier place. This is the hestcollectiou we have ever shown. And we do want you

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A. McLeod _ » _ _l. P. Gordon

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colds and coughs rire more certainly

e than an thing

GOOD Nlf`.WS-Ask yonrdeale _

for INVERNESS COAL. P051- _ tively no Scot on stove covers o

`€;’;-‘.°;lii°i555f--15.3'“i”“._?§3£I°', Tremendous Slaughter Sale

You may intend to buy your ___0F___

Fall suit or overcoat at some other, 1

store. If you have two minutes to F " t -v=ff=.<1~»v1° and “hs I `l1I'I].1 '[1176 showing first. H. H. Brown, The CONTINULD up STAIRS

New Clothing Man. 9-r3d4_i _ _

` i - Eiiirnnce Main Door (arch) New Block. 2;,

The Great Western Railway Co. “il iivi. rything must be sold at discounts from

- .~ _ i-l7l:ll. _ _ M‘]"° Haw" u“m“x ) ‘ Co nc early and often. First buyers get Erat choice.

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S553” §fIl‘.i'i.‘“.’TfI.’..`T?.lI7"T'}l§.'.f3I§‘§._"“.rI_ 20 to 53 1.5 p. c. _

BIG, FRESH supply of

Stock Food. Gall Cure.

Colic Remedy. Heave Remedy. Hoof Ointment.

Poultry Food.

Worm Remedy.

etc., etc.

AGENT WANTED.

For the Sun Life of. C_ana<lil. A liberal contract wiiibe given to the man who can procure a gocd volume of busines.

For particulars write or call on

“TheTwoMaca.” .

E. E. EIQCJVV.

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