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OCTOBER 17, r9c6s

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Newest Waists

A showing of fashionable wsists that thi! store .

is proud or. A most complete assortment. Varieties

of prices, styles, faerie! and designs that are really

splendid.

We invite the ladies to examine these new

wrists. Therc’s every reason to believe they will

prove entirely satisfactory.

]ust a b.ief list to back up our statements.

Waiste of fancy dannri»-tie,

newest eiylal, Proleir flan-

ue1colo¢iure..5oc. loc. tire.

Waiata ofurelleutnavy at pc

sateea........,.`........9oc.

Neat Pbiha dotilsek Dateen

Wslsts...... '..........$r.r5

Fine quality, fsacv laanel ef-

fects `........i.. ......|r.35

Pretty waist of .white bselet

cioth......... ........}r35

Waists oi creag'lnette tucked and trimmed ‘srnbroinered ringa.... ...............$x 50

M rised aisle i Eiga and greymixzurea. . .Il ............ .'.¢....,.....}x.5c

Handsome' waits of "light

fancy lustre ..¢... ;...$r.65 w me encased; Me

Walsts of etesh;grey lustre. 'plaited.......-... . $1.75

Flannel waieh ‘E black and Fnavy stripes me weave hndara' wahoo in plaie blues sud greens.. ......3|95

Waists of cream, also navy

Lustre, tucked and hem- etiiched....|r 85 and 12.10.

Waists of figured cream lustre,

tuekcd sud galoon trimmed . . . . ............l'a.rc

Cream lustre waits, self strap-

ping ..........¢z.|o

White fancy silk strips lustre

waiste, rimmed silk gaioon

Wsists of Panama cloth in

black and cream, trimmed buttous.... .... ......}z.so

Navy lustre Waiata entirely

box pisitcd very hand;om6e5

Tailor!!! waiah.HIlh"'p6 'll||,`

tucked dang atitehcf, with sera eeve. n grey. resesfuavy, cardinal and ......¢s.85

Walata of cream elastic cloth mierec eseee. stitched strspplnge back and trout handsome embrddered front panel...... ......}3 55

in New

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_la H.-lrrsos ef Hattie k Kylius. Bait-

Q tae ctw. fwnun nam tara no-sua

C a blip to New -Yak.

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, _ Igssnnaoflaldemnaes

.' sean tam-lu-uw rn. sewers

l ;_;&&lllr&yGuardialr, only lftyeents ayear iaanexcelleetgiftlor that friend

_, dyeera abroad. Suhsuihs for-'itLtodav.

l , lp! Hanan Rows has returned home ‘ after an enjoyable visit of six weeks with in Button and other adjcnrning cities.

I1' was Seatorth Brown, notL. Brown

who captured the prize for butter as mentioned in a previous issue containing the Inhibition pnee im.

Kiss Maur Kurs. Euston Street, l»avea

tok morningfor Boston. Sho will be loollnpanied ' by Kiss Celia Cal, of lush Rlvt. on route to Fall River.

Tl! ` Charlottetown Dancing Academy

_will re-open for the snsson in Small- wood'e Hall this Wednesday evening. Poisons desirous of lorming classes will do well to apply at once, ss there are only two evenings per weak left.

‘ Tnunu wasa well stocked market ycs~ »tsnday morning, with poultry in good lowly aa hearted the time near Thacke- giving Day. Prices ruled rather higher than usual, but ir large amount was pur- chased. For price list ace The Guar1lIan's market column.

Till immense pork packing building in

this city is likely to be idle again this winter. Although tenders were callcd some time ego for its sale it is understood that no offer was accepted, although at least one proposition was up before the trustees at the property.

Tlpan is a noticeable increase in the

amount cf ahlpplng at the wharves the pestfew days. But the bare appearance _the water front of the- city presents in

Ublltraetiwlth a few years ago is very ncslceeb e, especially at this time of the year. Steamers now-a~dsys transport in one cargo as much as would formerly re- quire half a dosen or a dosen schooners.

Oonnmronnaxrs should remember that

_to ensure early appearance of correspond Ines allmatter sent in should be cnt down as much as possible. Every attention ispaid to correspondence but

"' ` `Bl'WiiV&ihlet¢o'R!\'everything in as

written, especially when as of lata many communications are being received each day.

Arrkrta complete renovation during

the past few weeks, the Methodist Church aeliorth Wiltshire will be re-opened on ltigpgey neagmsr) ,when me renewing services will be held: Morning at ll, Rev. W. Harrison; Afternoon stil, Rev. W. Dobson, President of Methodist Confer- ence, Evening at 7, Rev G F Dawson

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F The special collections on that daytwiil

be In aid ol the fund nor tmprovements.

A complete stock of all-black waitts. There’a ever; siz : i 'tuna le great activity le the neighbor

- hood of the Railway station owing to the

and a splcndidvariety of designs. Every price. “.1 v|,|¢|, g ;,,|,,,, ,,,,,,d,,,,,,d an W,

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Black Sateen walsis, etylntli perfect living and exceptional values at. . 7,c, 95s 5| 25, $1 B5. IHS-

llaekiustrs walsta. at. . . .fr-40. ll 55. 3|-55 52-55- Btachfaselaaclsth Waisra.J..............si ao.

Black Silk Waists.... . . . . . ... ....}3.ooio$5co.

new station and the various railway ahepein the railway jyard, contracts for which have been let to A. E. Wallberg. A large nsmberof men are busy at the various Jobs, and the scene is a lively sue. Anurnberofold abode that form- erly occupied the sites are lu various stages of transportation. one of them at least being more tn' less of an obstruction to trailic.

` 00x..Moos D.0,0. returned ester

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'dey from Bummeraide where hs bays been

i f “nga wah Suk is ` looking into matters in connection with

A '"7 3"" Pkuhl '" ‘t ° hp' ‘ "me hernia; sr the Drnl sued le the

t raw"-tire heahodwlthrlllomunsta licked md W!tch& was destroyed. This included arms

, . clothi d Oli l t. Th

M45, hlnawmg ‘nk embfdderd 'fha' `°‘ah¢‘ 'hh ‘aooonl?|:mc.rilts willvtzrltal Qzidlzndn sum il:

6 value. but there will be very little regret

lace and insertion trimmed waists of mail! “Yi” If f3- 5»

$4.15. $4 cs. is-_isf '

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Postponement

Means

` Diesappoini-

style.

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felt forthe loss of the dlsreputahlo old drill ahsd, which the Hllitls Department will undoubtedly replace by a modern and good looking structure.

Recent additions to the Legislative and

Dodd Libr-ay have enriched the shelves tcsn cxtentof a couple of hundred volumes oi most desirable books selected *|01 great care and commendable iadgreent. The library is rapidly becom-

hund- each B E

‘coat and avoid die-

lagavalusbie lhetcr in the education

ltslaiiaaaee. thaukste a

thslihrarian,

no elbrts to ex- es to all

reach of

that una lunar; scan

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ls$srQ itiaee peep" gm. ducted. Iroviaimimextra help should hemsdeaesbeiaueeeiogerteet of I-he

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Albany. ieayes this to take a position on Kitchen.

TBI Glaldill ls indebted to the St.

.Jens nan; saaieuie eater the some district in Sumllllde which appeared in yestarday'a iasee, mention cf wbiohfact at the time was inadvertently omitted. Tun following schooner! have been

loaded lately il this port by Carvell l J. C. Ksliy, cargo of hay for Sydney; Edwin A. Crosier, hay and oats fu Plc- tou; Precursor, hay and oats for New Glasgow: Eivs K. hay and oats Glace Bay; Stanley. hay for Sydney. "

Tms week these will be nc Plant Lino

steamer owlngto the fact of the with- drawal of the PUB! from the route. The Halifax will this week take up the asl~ vloo ol tha Parry. This will brinl the l-Islliiax to this port next Tuesday morn- ing, and thsrcafhd once a week on the same day. _

i`Hosl who want work ct any kind of

are looking for help of any kind should send their names and addrmees with all particulars or call at The- Guardian Employment and information Bureau, New Prowss Block, Charlottetown. Telephone 1%. Those who do not desire tc advertise will please send ill cents with their request, whlch'amouut will be returned tothem cu application. if they do not get what they want.

Tm: death of Hrmlargaret Ayer at Law'

renee, Mass., on the 8th lust., is reported. Sho had been for twenty years a resident of Brockton, Hass., and for some years conducted a miillnery business in Mou- tnllo. About six years ago sbs removed to Lawrence. Death was due to tuberculosis. Mrs.Ayor was born in this Province forty» live years ago. Sits loaves one son, John P. Ayer, of Lawrence 3 a brother, Alexander Macdonald, B7 Spring sl-rcsi.,.,Bmckton; two sisters, Isabel, of Lawson* and Mm. Joseph Robertson. 57 Spring sheet, Brock- oon. _ "

Toaronlcw morning at Ss. James’

Mamas the marriage of Flcryce .lean Lapthorn, daughtu of James.. D. Lap- rnem er this city to asm cdhiem., er the Prince Edward Island Railway will, be celebrated by Rev. Thcs F. Fullerton. The bride will he married In vltraveiliug suit of dove-colored elnbroldqred cloth, ond will be attended by her sister Margaret who will wear a costume of INV cloth. Both will wear hats to match the costumes. The groomsmen will boRcbert Innes. The bride will be given sway by her father. Mr. and Mrs.

andon their return will reside at the corner of Grafton and Cumberland Streets.

Tal dns road leading from Grafton

Shoot to Hillsborough Bridge which has been under construction for some time Is now almost ccmplsmd and provides a mosh excellent thoroughfare from thc City to the Bridge approach proper, built so substantially and thoroughly under Dominion Government contract. The local Government has not been behind band in`supplying a roadway worthy of ' its importance, and the completion of the_\oh will nec a public work wortl y oi commeudatlou and admiration. This is s matter highly :ratifying to refer to forthe piece where tho road has been built has for many years been most ob- jectionable in appemnnce and the place ol deposit for all sorts of nrbbiab. That is now all changed and the former unsavory character of the place has given way to a work of ntllltv pleasing in appearance and splendldly designed to facilitate pub- lic tradlc. The Commissioner of Public Works, who has taken a strong personal

ful consideration in conection therewith. Alarge bridge has been built over the tidsletream and the road raised where needed and levelled and graded tc the one

have been need in making a splendid high way satisfactory in every condition. Sim~ liar treatment will be given the road \ead~` Ing to the approach on the Southport side li the Bridge.

Oysters servedjet all hours on thc ha shell, stowed or fried at Florida Hotel Pownal, W. Brown. Widilllpd

Delicious Fresh Choco I

See our window in which we enlridt part of our new shipment of

Chocolates ~

the “lessen Klaus" 1'. ar. c

nmsvqoov _ J

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NEw.u,osu-:RY To-,DAY

ROM the mills in En-

gland and in Gerf many direct to the wearers in Charlotte-

town vis theM 8: M Hosiery Department. _ Good stockings of every sort, priced moderately--stucb ings of many qualities--stocb ings of every size and grade.

--_-l4- Stockings for Babies “'i'“__ Stockings for Boys and Girls "_'”*_

' Stockings for Ladies

----l Stockingsior Gentlemen --_--i

'fl Standard Patterns For November X

Standard patterns for November have just come in. Standard

patterns are positively the best scam allowance patterns made. All the new ideas represented. IOC and 156.

,k The Designer is iiere At l0c at Copy

f W` if "W DAi-NTY _SILK BELTS

N E W Hundreds oi trim new

NE ideas in silk belts, mostly \

black 25C.

Lace collars, silk collars,

Stylish, attractive, new 'ie-

emb,-oidery (3,113,-,’ ¢hiff,_,n signs in black and colors 39C and silk jabots in almost end-

less range.

Pretty little collar tops at

Better grades at many ‘

prices 50-, 79<-, 98c, $1.25.

V>"_?»S’»."R.&. "Z C71'-(.1 \*‘ 37): "JL" TX-*DR

n¥a9:»l»§l'

6c each.

Dainty lace collars at 2 for

2 5c. ~

Attractive chiffon, silk and

lace neekpiece, 591:, 79, 98c.

§i.7s.

Sec the pretty tartan silk

belts we are showing from 60c to $1.95 each.

C°‘“"°“ "lu |°"° f°' ° wedding -i°‘“`“°7 'ill __ i to dlhisrent points nf New Brunswick - 7733"' -'_ _T ' ' "Y Y ' '

V u lum sms ul Ili

level. The roadway is 80 feetLwlde,topp» , n d n hh 0 re the spot ed with gravel of which nearly $11) yards 25.5022'-n' JNL M3185 chnlouk

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Mus. J. A. Rows lravcs this morning :‘;§‘;:.‘{.i?.;,“.§7;°§Z.‘.1 ?.2i‘.":.‘;.‘.“'...”.‘l: Tre men d ous Sian gh ter Sale

ters, ___0F’__

m;_iL'rn ron RUN-nown woman F' ' t

From the experience of Mrs. Jno. u'

Panke, Ssskatoon, nothing compares with i up

Fcrrosnne. "At times i was ooniined to

my bed and cnuldn't do any work, l was Entrance Main Dnm, (arch) New Block’

Everything must be sold at discounts from

run down in flesh, lost strength, mf o petite failed. my color was palll_.

tgrary and caatdown, Itseeinedicouldnt I 3 P c

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Come early ana often. First buyers get first choice.

interest in this wnrlr,is deservlugof grate- "dum "home wnnnement und"

desk or machine. Why wear shoes that] squeese,pinch,defcrm and blister the feet. The Ames Holden Co. shoes are mario on ' nature lasts and urs uuaurpasud der' l

cat:-b up. Ferrozonc started ra new kind

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where ln 500. boxes; try Ferrcsone. O N

bchin » Pi

pavementi-,suind many tedious hours behind counter or before bench. U '

On all insurable property can be effected in good strong British Companies by applying t0

of life in my blood, liulld mn up, vltalizrd and strengthened my nervi s, rand finally cur--d my honrt. ai-ll swmnch pains.

1~,,¢°n 3; C0, have received another ' _-"4 L_ ;;

large lot of ladies jackets. lil-17d ill.

Cure of the feet. 220900 N05 0" P- E° ’

E. K. BROW,

"The Glad Hand." ro-t7dtf ch“i°"°m'°' ' ' ° ` ' S‘m“7’ld°'

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Fermzone is a rebulifier that has special vlrtueln fr-male ailment-s. Solrl cverl"

Iaiund. They must wnlk long distances

dthe ow or on fatlgulng city

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vi/hen you order Matches from your grocer, don’t tal

town P. E. I 10-l7d2|

Puma Oo.. are plnoinr 0" their'

counters todays line cf stylish winter' clothe which they are selling at 50 cents N, ,N-,|_ loud 2|.

» l.owney’s

Chocolates

are bi favorites

with all who relish e , Pm., md wholuome ,what he sends you, but always ask for your own brand,

“E|>nY’s SILENT r.lRLOR"

we received a fresh as- sortment direct from

“lnwnay & Co." \

For AR PRICES Tuey tell their own tale.

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