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Slmuel Nelson of Halifax isvialllngin

Charlottetown.

Hiram Howstt, of Summerslde has

;:l"D¢e'ia position with Prowse Bros

Arthur and Mrs Stetson of this City

left Ssturduy morning to visit friends in L)’Lesry.

Miss Sadie McLennan of Bradalbane.

is visiting in Charlottetown the guest of Mrs. J. J. Bethune.

Mlases Mamie Ross and Edith Hayden

of this City were passengers on the ldurray Harbor Irain Saturday afternoon.

“Bonavista" saiiea from Montreal this

evening fur Charlottetown direct. She will be due hs: e Thursday evening next. See advertisement.

The Misses Bessie E and Annie Lolrsn sccompsniedbv their cousin Miss L Maud Logan oi Pictou, are vi~itlng their aunt Viv# J J Davies, City. ~

The marriage of Miss Catherine Mc-

Donald of Trenton, N. S , to Ambros- iinnn, of Fort Auguslus, Prince Edward island took place Tuesday morning st the Chapel of St. John the Baptist, Rev. Father McLeod officiating. Mr. and Mrs. llann will spend part of their honeymoon on Prince Edward Island - Eastern Chronicle.

The Dominion Coal Cu's. new steamer Calmtlinlshed dlseharglmz hereunto of coalfor Peake Bros. Co. at lv o'rlock Saturday night and sailed for Sydney C. B. Shcis due to rclurn here tomorrow rnorning with a lull cargo of Reserve iiunuiine Coal for the same ilrm. The Cabot was built especially for the coal :rude and is a very hanrly steamer to discharge.

The Committee ofthe Orphan Home

scknvi ledges with many ihnnlrs the “um oi820.00frorn Mount Joy L. 0. L. and take this opportunity of asking the assist ance of the ladies ofthe Province in pr_:cur-ing clothing either new or second

Q hand, for the homo. Any addressed to

Canadasp

F inesi Furs

AST STOCKS of C:1uadz1’s linest Furs

here to choose from. Purchasers may choose here from a stock un- doubtedly larger, finer and more complete that can be seen elsewhere. We are Prince Edward Island’s lead- ing furriers-have been so for years

-and better than ever this year are we prepared to give best vnllye in furs.

ALL FURS GUARANTEED' _

We fully quarantec everv F »r "nal or ueckpiece we sell to

isié

give the wearer fulle1t sitisfawion. ,V

_ Never before have we shown so large and complete

stock iniinest furs of every description. 'Our showing ladlrs fur lined garments, fur garments, uiuffs and neck

lecei is one that is ex eiled by few stcresin Canada au-

iiords probably twice or three times the variety that is to be

een in any other Charlottetown store. Men’s furs too are

here in greatest assortineut-fur costs, collars, caps, and

ganutlets of every description.

Lower Priced Furs in Abundance.

At S] ‘O $5 Neck piccee' Ag $7 (0 $|5 ` Neck pieces of Conev Marmot,” Bcortbihet

of liesr. Marmot, Beaver Sable

F atvaksn, etc in the newest shapes

---finelargcr and full furred lat-

At (.1 $30 Elegant

est stvlcs. At $50 tn $40 Cl1°l°°'*

-stolen and peierlnci-double ruffs and throw -overs of finest

prices of Alaska Sable, Fox, Bear etc in the largest newest

sablca, Alaska sable, Bear etc, 5gy1¢5_

ELEGANT Mlll"i"S T0 MATCH. ` '

A snlcndidly complete assor of popular priced muff! in Coney' Persian lamb.Sab biz. Fox, Thibet. etc etc. -.$4.00 to $25.00

ELEGANT *UNK FURS.

Elegaht stolen, cleriuca, throwovers, and ties, of the finest; No r quality Labrador Mink. A wondeifnliv rich showing. Prices are same sslut season... .... .. .... -- - - - -$4|.00t0 $10000 E ch

Eu" 'M m `.°. i”.°.‘ih. f’i".if'.°.°°i.i'ii."iil. 7§i;’,_00 ra 510,00

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F ur-lined Wraps.

IA suburb showing of these stylish and

garments which are growing

more popular day by day. p `

We show more garments-offer b€ft¢

styles-better values--than you’1l find else-

where. _ - t designs . ..?",:'.:::-.‘.r‘::.;°:‘..:‘.1i.‘3..‘r.:*:.°2..;“::;fI»-rlti-I g--»--~»5 s x- . 1 md rg; linings.--cnlisr and revers of 4:11; ::}>u:» $.25”

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iohn S, MacLeod, Mount Herbert Station will be thankfully received by the committee. _

The drawings from life and from cast which received first and second prizes respectively nt the Provincial Exhibition lhouid have been credited to Mrs Walter Doull, instead of Mrs. Ws1‘er Dsrrsch. The work was done while Mrs. Doull was a student at the Palace of Art. Chicago, the critiques being Vanderpool and Grover, andthe celebrated sculptor Leardo Taft.

A most interesting object shown at the

Exhibition in connection with the display of Hillsboro Consolidated School was a reproduction accurately io scale of an old lolz cabin schoolhouse which formerly stood at Full».rtou‘s Marsh not far irom the present sito ofthe magnificent school at Hillsboro. The model is a splendid bit of workmanship and affords a valu- able means of comparison between the educational advantages of the early days or settrement ln this Provrnre and the conditions today.

The New Glnsgow,N. S. Chronicle says: A large number of New Glasgow people took in thc Islnnd Exhibition now in ses- sion at Charlottetown. Thnsslwho went over on Tuesday night had an excellent opportunity of enjoying (U) sea breezes, it is almost unnecessary to say that several ofthe excur-.ionists "f\mk€d" M 531° hill moment, as the steamer was aboutto lesvr the Plctou wharf. The Island fair makes good its purpose to a much greater extent than our Provincial fair. Live stock buy- ers from all over the Maritime Provinces zo there to look over and purchase the best thsrlslaud produces. in this was thousands of dollars are left in the hands of the Island breeders. On account of the distance cf Halifax from the agricultural centres only superior animals which are not for sale are shown, or if they lf* oli`ored the price is generally prohibitive.

C stile from the Provincial Exhibltio

being talrn to P E Island, attracted much attention nt the railway freight sheds on Friday and‘Baturday. On thelstteraiter~ noon there was much excitement and not a little men-iment, over the lnticl 0| I younrr steer, who had broken away from its ireeper. The animal racedabout wildly and iinsllyjumped into the harbor. lie swam easily and was well out from the wharves before two young men in a host succeeded in gfttlnil I YODG ll`°““°l Ml neck. They led him ashore or rather almost ashore, when as he touched bottom there was something doing onco morr- Dodd Dwyer was_called for with his lasso and succeeded in throwing the frenzied animal, hut not until he had upsrtthe boat :ind caused some spectitors nearby to take a sudden tumble into the wstcr. Ona unfortunate, who was among the interested onlookers, says that no DlUif\ll’° in Fsirylaud could surpass that of the Island steer doing his stunts--P|°t°\\ Advocate. I

The Stall oi Life is Bread

But unless the bread you eat

1| good you will soon] require s wooden sisfi to lean on.

We guarantee our bread Grsham,Whiie,Viennis» Duchess, fresh every day.

' Telephone sn.

1'!

Sam Doyle of Antigoniah, N. S. is in

Charlottetown.

Miss Tuttle Gillis of Sydney isvislting

in Oharlcttwown. ~

J. D. MoAulay of Fairbanks, Alaska is

visiting in this Uity.

Telephone subscribers will please nrirl

No 124 Miss K. O. Irving to their direc lcriel.

Miss Connie McDonald who has her-n

visiting in this Oity, has returned to Amherst.

Miss Susie 0'Grady who ,has bten visit-

inu in Charlottetown returned to Am herst Saturday.

Rev H E Thomas who has accepted s

call to the First Methodist Church in this City is at present enjoying a three weeks vacation in Moncton.

Mrs. (Rev.) C W Hamilton, who under-

went an operation at the Hospital, in Montreal, recently, is doing wcll as could be expected and her many friends hope t. soon see her at home again.-\Vesleyau

W. P. Kirby, B. A., ol Gagstown son of

the Rev. W B Kirby well known in this City, anda graduate of Mount Allison, has been elected president of thc senior class in the faculty of medicine, McGill.

Rev Dr Hearts has purchased the Fred

Coor property and with his family will take up his residence in Amherst. A hearty welcome will ice extendedro Dr. Hearts by all denominations.-Wesleyan.

Among the visitors in this City is-t

week were S P Chslloner_ Sydney. R D McKenzie, Glace Bay. Hugh und Mrs Mc- Donald, J J and Mrs Turnbull of Sydney. Dr. Mc-Cruish, Glace Bay, Tom Mahoney, New Glasgow, N. S,

The engagement is announced of Miss Edith Drinsiadt, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. ileinstadr, to Mr. Killam a graduate ri Mt Allison University and senior msmr er ofthe legal firm of Klllaru and Farris, Vancouver.-Wesleyan.

The Saturday series nf (rec leciures in

the Charlottetown School of Music will h opened on Saturday Oct lilth at 10.30 a u».

The ozaenlnz paper will he read by thr Direc or W H Watts. Pianist Miss Katie Stsnlsy, Vocalist HH Brown. Public are invited. Students rcqucstcd to brinp note books.

The Cithrdrai Bsznnr will he hrourzh' to a close eonightwith agrind promenadr concert for which a special program c' music is being ur-ranged by the Fourtl Regiment band. All unsold urticles will be disposed of by auction, and the nnme~ of prize winners announced. Doors open at seven o’c1onk.

Ina local referring to the arrival it

Charlottetown, the other day of (iso F. Parker, travelling passenger agent ofthr Dominion Atlantic R-tilway, The Gusr~ dian inadvcrlontly stared that fall excur- sion return tickets Charlolietown tt ilosiou vin Truro and Yarmouth wer: selling at $15.50. This was a dollar mon than the price which is only $14.50. By way of Windsor Junction and Yarmouth the trip costs $10.65.

WHEN LONG BREATHS HURT.

You know that troubles c-xist which

need quick att-entlon. Prop:-r action consists ina vigorous rubbinrz of the cheat and side with Ne-rvlllnc which slnirslnto'he tissues whore the pain is vested, and gives iciirf In a lcw minutf s. No llniment so clean, so stron , so powrr~

ful Results guaranteed with ery 2:'c ‘rottlmof Polson‘s Nervill ne. G3 it today

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Latest

In Perfumes

Can be found at our

store.

Srmc new odors as

high as $2.00 per ounce just received.

Sold in anv quantity

desired.

See our stock

rortled goods.

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"PURE GRAPE .IUICES

We have imported the fol-

lowing from Loudon. England, sud guarantee them absolute-

ly pure and strictly nou-alco- hoi c. ORDINARY-s hleudoi grape juices. ALTO DOURO -named after district where grapes are

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UISNGRBST -juice of Con- cord grapes. MADEIRA-a juice of Bae iisvor and aroma. MUSCAT- from Muscatel

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rr.':'.;.r‘.*.‘s.::i°“ '"'.1:r"‘.“'“ the Holy Lead. gross 65 rom .1 i per bottle. c to

“Tha Tw Macs"

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A Handsome Furnishings of

Every Sort Cheapest llerc.

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Other lines of men's white shirts, all of

them the best of their kind. at, 65:, 85c 1.25.

WINTER WORKING SHIRTS

In this line we have all wool knit shirts'

fleece lined, jersey knit, flannel. flannel- ette and serge. probably the best iiue of shirts in the province 55c, S5c, 1.15, 1,35 r.65 and to 1.95.

The Underwear of

possible the lowest prices in the country.

Fleece lined underwear in heavv,sn1ooth

cleanly finished garments, all sizes from 32, to44. persult............. I.00

Elastic ri hbed union, heavy warm and

smooth,made by the well known "H _B.K,” people. and guaranteed unshriukalle suit

2-5°. 3~00. 4 00, to 5.90 per suit.

men. We would like io show them.

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Kid r Gloves

guarantee every glove we s_eil.

want to remind yogihst in fins furnishings I for men. wc are the people. _

In white and ccloredfthis splendid line is now complete sgsiu. All styles, open front. open back, _ and lu every size we ax*

ready again. '

in this line-and small wonder, when shirts in every wav inferior to it are sold at 1.25 in mostjstnres. Our cue low price for lhil is |110!!

Every line that has been approved for u 'i i Lg . Long and careful experience has taught usdzhle ';eTy`beest bilgenbugtiriéumbsgg

Better grades of the famous “STANFIELD" make, for which we are I headquarters

in Chirlottern wn; carrying practically everything in their fines, sell here at

Our “_I@n" and ‘°Woisey” are two fnnions English lines ihat delight fsstidloul

Newest Things in Fall Gloves

V. nel and unlined in all popular styles and l_

colours-our line of u'.en’s autumn gloves is worilhd of your best attention. We have gloves-for work ing gloves for driving gloves for every purpose sh-

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/ f 1 l ey are s onem y pricec. ./ / J K* \-. ‘ Mem working; gloves uf sheepsklmhorse hide. / & or "broncho" ood dursbll loves without mock

tyle about theig, 28;; 45g g0¢ 60c_pair.

Mens heavy, weather and wsar proc 1

gloves, especially built to withstand every. lon o

hard usugc, 60a. 75c, Sic, 1.15, 1.50.

l(en's handsome street (loves, in kid su mociis in every style and also. neatly made at 1.: I :.25 x.;5,c.ro. `

Scores of other makes. but no room to tell of all. Merely remind you that 'we

utumn Comfort For Men

HERE'S a tang of winter in

the s.-r these autumn mutu- lnga already, Not enough to mean complete winter ;

outlining -4-“but sudieieut . ,

I to suggest heavier under-

wear _cud more fell like

rments generally just

MORE DOLLAR “H00llHACS".

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It is almost impossible to keep up our stock

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Evening dress shirts in the latest model, '

rsry sr flstfctnrf fi~\rr~ at 1.35 and up. '

BLACK SATEEN SIIIR T

These almost form 1 do-p... true- it ry them-

:e'v.. , so Lroad and comprehensive is the range. ‘ We have tried all pod makers to --ind

one that could supply us with s resllv de- pendable sateen shirt-and we have finally succeeded. 6sc, 75c, 85c,,x.o5, 1.25. ' _

F it and comfort

Heavy union, s gooastroog `wearer.`s'u a very satisfactory line, suit.. . .‘_.. . . I-50

Stauf eids heavy slllwool ela¢ic ribbed

underwear absolutely and entirely nn- shrinkablc, sizes 36, 38 sud 3o, per suit. . .

i Good Sweaters for Men and Boys

A very extensive raugefof these in every rrrsda, white, navy. cardinal

owns, heather mixtures, stripes. “Ab:gweit", "Victoria" “Y-M.C.A.” in all sizes. At every price we can supply you with s thoroughly satisfactory sweater . and our prices run-384; 5oc 6oc 68c 75c98c r.r5.r.s5 1.35 L55 to 4.25. ‘_ _

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Furniture repaired. Furniture n.~up_ho1stered

Fnrnitnrebf all kinds made to order. " Great ha continued in furniture till tha P*'*l"°-~------'-~~--~»-‘-.- 9_°9§`f,,

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large stock is cleared out. _ 54 gal. .`.°.` so

At the old stand site Post O$ee u tain. smug 4.,

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