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Find Trouble W in , 'r'G¢if{'j§g 0 Saiisiaciory__i§nd¢:_i'_weiir`i?' ,f.

Here yo1’1l iind a most comprehensive, carefully

chosen stock aifording acimice-a variety of makes -that the particular men will iind most sstisfsctc ry to .choose from. _ ‘

' .Practical prices here on evcry'go_od sort of under-

W&f.

A SPLENDID RANGE OF “STANl`l£LD`S"

Notwithstanding the rise in wot.-l Stanfield’s

remains at practically unchanged pricel and their guarantee oi the “Unshrinl¢able” qualities of their

Enderwesr is as broad as ever. A splendid choice ere. ‘

Light "ight,

, tice wiveu

“""*’we-'iw ali sizes irom Soihesnitap

5-ii) 'Suit 5':

special “linen anlIw¢o1 underwear. '

A 5.75 Suit S““.°

,gang pl silk andwvblsuenllfdrt -'-‘="iiii'»'-"-T-`*=‘-'~’i'°" """ '°°` $3 75 Sail :.'.';;~

` i in hesvv weight, double,

2.5 Eigu breasted. _ §i¢ii¢¢i9»¢a' iam ieriiiiiif viii: much exposedtooold. extra heavy weighr. _' _ ~‘

IIIBONCUI

whohas hsssldtca

,ff FEP?

S 1 .Si

Slat M7 p.

h U

tiller

thewin

on Friday, is as follows: Hull and spare where they lie Scores lu ship Donkey engine Uauvas (new)

.Spare sails in hold

culatiou was attempwd to through an evenlnir paper

respondent. '

McLegd's. order for $10.00 wo goods, Jenkins sud Sons orde

In NN

GsasdiaaIae." ’

Huntington.

Elliot, Gait, Ont., in liva,st.eek judging, sheep. and hog raising in York hall

lnaaaruuali Douea, ues lliss daugtttk cl Theo

t is si , has arrival

wherl

ui. sharp.

two

six yeah. Mrs.

ol some few.

S125 175 lil ill) 5

$17103

A Most reliable authority iniorms The

Guardian that the stories tor which cir-

he gained regarding

closed cabins on the Sovlnto are utter absurditiee, without the slightest truth, and the yarn about af, belt containing a large amount ot money being found on North Shore is a paltry attempt at a joke, which is unworthy cf any respecmble coi-

Wxrcii " The Guardian Man~" The an'

uouncemeut appears on the ilrst page of this issue. He will deliver tree Moore an

rth lor dry r for $5.00

worth of groceries, Gnuvin, Gentlai k Co order lor $3.0) worth cl photographs, The only conditions are. you must have the detest issue at The Morning Guardian,-in 'your home. He will oaii and ask I0! ii-

_ From the smallest to largest size-34 to48\ -1-HE ¢,,n,,,|,,,, ,,.,°,§ .my i. mia si inch and a guarantee of money back should any » P-wllnwohwn th- Indian n°~t=u.vh°

t_l rs - ~ z< _. ~ nr); ii had d i ia return Stsnneid garment shrink in the washing. _ _ _X m_“:‘;:_‘_;,-h“`§‘: __ npffrn; ,Wm_

jam' recent

.~. .‘ J _ , `,_ -mantlnls0pszs|lbu»a On _ W' | ' trip to England one of her Ieilow passeu~

'Special ' 0

Special bargain line ol

so dozen iine rib meu‘s underwear. Medium

' ` Underwear i

Heavy Beeee lined all sizes with over-

eehm. Beams well naisned

Pet suit any size . . . . . . . . ... _ s

Hdvy dau rib “unshrin\hble" Union underwear. per salt, any rss 32': 'align' xt “-‘l'¢i;_° . . . . . ..._......................_ e \'

gethcr ine wool will not

Hoa wool underwear. ibbed wears l -

giegdidiy sud is warm aiid b” Era’ M 'mhk if

in erutit; per -an .... .. - Is- I; ;ii me; rise saetirafi wil, nicely animfi, mt §'°;m “"_'° smooth and dnrahie 3° _

auteaaiiiai .gn ensue ~~uasm-iai=si>i¢'- i 5' ‘ CCMS, wool lil ear, per ` "~ iv - -.

in.. ..... $2 O0 ~ i

_, » _ _ ta

gers irom New York was abusi customs :and ways, with tile

you know. that's just the way t

observed the other lady, and

wake.

ng Engl ish ileuel ex»

aggerstionoia certain type of Yankee. “Why,wheu Iaeked (or i0dWatAr»"Fh‘1 l\ld,"they looked at male if IWCWB North American Indian aavagel" “Do

hey looked

at rue," observed Tekahionwake, quietly. The Yankee stared at her. “S_ay. Misa Johnson. was your father a real wild Red indian i" she asked. "Yea, a hslibioodsd indian," was the smi_iillK llllfif- "EP cuss me, but you don‘t look a bit like it l"

her tone

madc Miss Johnson ask quickly. “AI-ld was your father s nal white maui" “Why yesi' exclaimed the Yankee. "Excuse mei but I‘m equally surprised i"said Tekahion-

his published letter regarding llie

Boys' Fleece » Lined "Underwear ?2.`II.“.t'.£f."l`3"§$'=;‘.’i§;.“,{‘;".'fI,‘.':.,',L“.,;;?

.0 _soc is soc ii.. suii.

by the placing In each of the

ion the best results would be _obtained

biiowing

railway stations, a fully equipped lite boat with means at lined! removal to an point on the coast where it may be

_ 0 . _ y

.a___' i BROS l‘TD‘_i_____ required, and each boat to be supplied

Wrappers---98c

Our bargain oEerof $1.35 to $1.95 wrappers at

9842 met with _a most gratifying response." Little wonder-4 glance is enough to enable _the_~ ayeraga ciwomer t-» appreciate the extreordinsry.good.vaiues. Tliefe-is still good choosing-a_fn1l raugeof colorle- sndevery size. value of these 98: .wrappers

at them being $1.50 to

BROS. LTD---.-°`°`*'

garment in latest mau-

sfnil, amply Pf°P°fii°°°d'

lumber we se- ' low. ligure- __ It s mqnires ror incle-

thoroughly 8375'

styles, plaited

JIURI

Bouris

opinion are the ro suitable

because here s special train can

with a cc"-plete rocket apparat.ne:-

, Bt. Peters, Charlottetown,

and Tigiw. These in my

piaees.l

Cltariottaiiuwu more particularly

always be

which is not the casa at other points.

lon he erected un the coast,It may' to he the fuitheet away pine;

an sccidsnt occurs. Each heat

urpoas ot drill-and a

oi the rocket apparatus.

have a captainoracouwaln, or

-- like to call him, whose duty

he to have a run once a month to

in summer time

UUTDOGY

station there should be a mae in

The ner

nominal except when oratdriii."

“Ialcus8mp.” sisusfssticn in every

l.`,;;‘

4 . _

ttsktw.

.» ‘

EE;-s s

'Y 4

Halo

nvlllt

85andl0aenh~

l'ii

lp roorn

PREPARA-

TIONS

Our' stock 'includes all of

the leading preparations

for the teeth.

Enthyu\oi,A

Colgate’s, Formolid, Teaberry,

Bnbifna , Sozodnnk, Zymola, H ` Lyons' ~. __ BheEieid's, _~ a '

Brown‘a, S:ely’e,

Odoiitine, `]

Rickseeker’s,

Carter'l\,

Odoroiua. atc.. etc.

,E .H.

Ganong’s Chocolates

Fresh stock of these

1, opn lsr confeaions

now in. Packsgeséfrom

ioc to $».oo.

"l'i\_aMace.

_ii ig?

attaslaasss Graphic

tl the

sssephieiiillf

laesatly, and a

ai|eaay\»sa'|antiaa¢d{

iceDsaalea|l`vhk'l

House tomarrow

mesuiuz at

iles

to the

pl dressed

3 barrels hides. 10

wn crates i'»wL

Bnnlfrslscl smalis and eeis to the

Rtvenleaves Lm¢I"X larkcts who desire tkeirgoods

he will handled gmptly and have quick returns

gg, spent made, are asked to write Marston & Rus-

and his dspartnn from sell, 119 Atlantic Avenue Boston. B-ing

that time wasjsaid thorcngUy acquainted with the kinds of

5° 5. hmm., M, ham, dgmmded ; iish the trade demands they can readily warm climate tor the winter. The Gulsr- iiiwose of large consignments from Island dian is pleased te knew that :ann wa- shippers to whom they ver hlshut not the case and that neither is it so on Dl‘|°¢l- fb* Pf°*°°° °°°\*|°“~ Tris people oi Augustine Cove gathered

Tn' mm “wht run.” from the an bloc on Tuesday evening at the rssid~ wreck of the Sovlnto, sold at Priest Pond ;:;°e°;E;"d:°f‘r;r:°g"f1T!~°t€.l*l'k‘n=‘

oalireat wee in store [or those whose lood iortuueit was to be present. Mr. Mildliv and his pretty and accomplished daughter, Mies Nettle, who are natives or the homeof Evangeline, are at present touring the Provinces giving a series oi entertainments of the highest order. lr. lllldite is no stranger to Prince Edward Island audiences as he performed here some years ago, but he has never been seen to better advantage than in his pres- ent role. Heoharacter sifurds play for his unique humour lu its best form and even the llsannerlsms which distinguish his performance have their appreciation. He ia an ar!-lst whose ever spoken work meets eohoofalaugh and who creates that rapport between the stage: and the audience which manifests lteelt in instant response to every gesture sed every corny, ical iacialexpressien. In tact he holds his audiaoogln constant merry approval. _h(r. Mudgeieaooncert in, himself to commaudattpnticn, but when it is up Kiss Nettie, completes the success with so many mQycai numbers both vocal and instrument-aL She is plcasingin address possessing (beautiful voice ; her singing . is an entttaining feature from the “Old Kentucky Home," to the newest so- gs and Mlm Madge is generous with hei songs. She ,isfa master oi' that much abused iustgnaeut the violin. Laying down herbolshe rendered some snappy music with a hoe handle, and knifc and comb in _ turn. Miss Mudge makes friends ‘with her audience at the very outset and they follow her with ever iii~ creasing lntqest. This entertaiiimenvf must be seenp be appreciated. A full house should greet them wherever they play, that they may join in looking hack with pride to the Bight of their favorite entertainers.-Com. i

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This verv dnv is the beat time' hr

'-‘® Mi vnu tn as-cure that winter coat gf -'I ‘_ you’ve been rhinkifiii About.

EVER AN AUTUMN since we commenced to sell coals, have we sold as many coats as

n this autumn. We have had to freshen up the stock time after time, and to-day we are U ._ Pf0\’li>iy,better able to supply you than we have been rev. We fire showing now. in all probability the newest, freshest, most taking line oi coats in the <‘ity_ and ii you need a coat you simply cannot aiford to pass this showing hy. `

But as we always say about all of our lines “¢;5,|nin¢-¢nmp_=,|-¢. 5,” an 0¢.,e,

line! *buy Whefc beast Viiue is." We so thoroughly ht-liivli ln om .inns limi we arc ready and willing io have their goodness proved bv sliarpcsl. cciiipt-tili-ni,

Some of the newest things we are showing arc: -

Ns`We3¢ T°‘1fi3! C095 m\’i°3 UP Of EYCV Beatitiflillv raiioru' 'l`oui:~1i in iiziht ,fir

<il<‘ii0'“1iSU’iD¢ Wife", inverted pleat down twecd lu Barge: plaid, ’l`li<- iiiil loose boa centre or back. deep side vents. iinishefi with bark. hu- 1»lr< -1,faH,i,,,_~ (1 ~,w,, ..;,.~i, .~,.l`~ bias Strapping VeiV¢t, but- Front :ii.d siiir- vents iinvhell iii s»lf bias

tons and velvet collar. steel ,Unis ,md ish. ,gyavk v,.;,,,., ,.,-,;y,,,' ,~,,ff. and pearl buttons . . . . . ... ° and l\uil~»l.s give a mlicli

oi distinction lu a lhazmiizg $19 -1 e

_ /\nothei":iistinciiv»~ Touiisi idea is mad.. is I Tauri” Shown '“ "ghf “NY ‘nm with ‘"3 °h'°k- F'*’1">' in light gray check, and alsodaiker grey with strapping! of cloth and sesl velvet form a bo- hm, °vembeCk_ Double box Plea, down

lera eifecr.-' Theree quarler s f b k - Sleeve "gh 'nn “dl”-‘tli>i¢ $ l4..0()~?>l;iiei(i> uiictic-iarii5imise:i1i..P at waist "om Veivei °“ ‘ ' ~ - ~ Izzlaid velvet collar and

cuffs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

The popular and strictly correct "Prince

Brown mixed tweed Tourist Coat, heavy Chap" style has c taking representative lu

weight. quiet, lady like design. Box plain dark grey mixed tweed-~wifh underlined down baclncollsr and cuiis iinished with inlaid Straps. Centre vent to waist line- Biis folds

velvet braids. Large metal i-iped with reseda finish

buttons tsed both as fasten $ l 6 5 front. Shawl collar and 0 ings and oruameutatlon. . . ° cuffs of reseda broadcioth. . °

W E have s splendid range of cheaper coats in best Canadian, English and German makes. E- Island.

Our prices commence at $z.oo each. and run up by moderate degrees to the best in town. Ii' you need a coat you simply cau’t aEord to pass this best coat showing in P.

V ' $2.0() i0 $28.50. HANDSOME CUATS for S'l0Ul FIGURES

Black Broslicloths from 38 to 44 bus

measure-at very moderate prices

E HAVEA SPLENDID RANGE of chesprr coats in best Canadian, English and

W German makes. Our prices commence at Sz oo and fiom that iignre run right along

by moderate degrees to the best in town. Ii' you need a coat-you need not be de-

terred from a purchase by the matter of price -for we have a coat at whatever price you want to pay.

$2.00 to $28.50

We make a speciality of handpoma coats for ladies of ‘full igure. These extn size’

come in black ocly,` and really we think that they are just about right. Black brosdclorhsi friezes and the sales 38 to 44 bust measure.

l ii l l

Trim Coats for Little Folks

Nlot the easiest thing in the world to get areslly,

stylish, attractive coat for your litrie girl at most stores.: We have done our best to make.it easy for

you this fall. 'Iriin,stylish coats, madwlike moihei’s, / in all sizes, and many styles, put up*‘iil numerous at- 5,, 'ff

...r ‘f;.... ..

irsctive cloth designs. .__ .__

t sill' és

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Sizes from 7 to 12 years of age. ‘ fp 4*- 5 ‘

$3.00 to $4.85. I 26.00 to 3.75.

1 15 to .40. _ V , \

Many other lines that we do not carry in all the l

sites can be had at attractive prices. _

»°%"*- `

Bring your little daughter in, and see how nice-

ly vn can suit her. '