OCTOBER 21, 1907

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The“Dolly Varden”

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All the Latest Fall Shapes

All the latest Fall shapes in the celebrated

“Dolly Varden” shoes for women, every one a winner -smart, graceful, stunning.

We have every confidence in recommending this

oe to the best trade In every city these shoes

ld 11 foremost position; in style, comfortable fitting

qualities, durability-in all that goes to make the

QUEEN 'S COUNTY GUARDIAN

Head Ofiices in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown

Donald Ureanhan and Miss Clare Oreng-

n»\n spent .last weak in Charlottetown, P

i-iterior of St. Donst»\n's Cathedral can

in Prince Edward Island, returned home

-Pugwush Ex. 13%-2 Guardian subscriptions, and 132-3 un-ry Itibbetuson of oemiuner Hinton G

of the P. E. I- Rail-vay, has been engaged

Rev. George Johnson, of the Fabrevois

Wednesday alter visiting Truro, Windsor

encs;27 L. B. McMillan residence; 181

B~ or rr-siderce; 43 Gay Bros' meat m»rket.

On Saturday afternoon the funernltook place of the late Miss Sarah Harvlc, nr

the means of doing much lrood in the

been in charge Uf the school on the corner

and girls received good education: and the benefit of valuable Christian teaching

'st the hands of Miss Hsrvle. Her life was ,lived quietly, but none the less she

C-Jnuulssioner ef Fisheries, nas reiurnod

and Prince E-lwnrrl I<|nnd and New b

E. I. -Newcastle N. B Ex. _ the News or Editorial departments of The Parties wishing t1 secure a copy of the G““ mn'

‘U80 li? cilllng at the photo studio of Saturday fr-r Middlehoro. Mass. to visit li H Cooir. her sis' er, Mrs. Harding C Angus, who is

P. roy French, who was visiting friends °"l°“bly nl'

last week on Cuptain lieather‘s schooner. asked to correct their directory hooks to

ii the mining business In Montana but vines, and agrnduate of McGill Univer- expects to locate in Oriifornia. si y, has been aprointi d to succeed Prof.

Jack in the chair of Civil Engineering at

Mission, Montreal, li-.ft for Charlottetown D

and Lunenburg.-Halifax Herald, and who has been out Vvest for some

Telephone subscribers pleneaaddto t‘ elr years’ has for me pm,” ‘Mo monms hu n

directories: No. 242-2` Isaac Carter resid- :imaged emming Gommmem' mm] ry

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Arthur Newbury resldence;35 Mrs. L. L. :Ammon n At the miter lilac( he Wu

creamcry for the remainder of the season

most estimablo lady whose life work was 2

community. For many years she had i

of Kent and Rochford streeis,w-hare many l;Pm'Rburg‘ Pa" len recently hr Sn

children and especially the colored boys t

was formerly Miss Louise McLeod, of Uilnr. ‘

accomplished a large measure of good. Executive the resignations of Isadore

Profcesor E. E. Prince, Canadian g

from the Pacific Con~t, wht-ro he has been Z studying the possibility of successfully O lrunsplnntlng lobsters from Nova Scotia R

Telephone subscribers will in future

olease ask for-183 when they want either

Mrs. Bells Maohauchlin, Bonshaw, le't

All telephone subsolibers are again

uardian Advertisinu. ` -

Prof. E. Stone, u native of this Pro-

alhousle University.

James P Kennedy formerly of Montague

altening stations at Tantallon and

ake charge ofthe fattening station and

J D McDonald, formerly of Kinross, in his Province, who has h en employed in hc Otis Elevator Co_.ofNew York for four ears, and for the past year ana a half as boon Assistant Supt. of Construction

rancisco,aceompanici by Mrs_ldcDonald, o apond the winter there. Mes. McDonald

t last week's meeting of the Provincial

note and J D MeMiilnn of the Tax apartment were accepted. The question fhuiiding five new sleel bridges were Ii-cussul. Tenders for tha Crupaufl, rvs-ell, Brush VVharf, East and \Vest ivers packet service were consider-efi utnone were accepted owing to the

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perfect article "Dolly Varden" shoes are unsurpressed

Oi best quali'y Velour calf, Pnlent calf, Dongola, sind

Vice Ki l; all sizes all widths. _ _ _ . . . . . $4 and $4 50,

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Men’s Dogskin _Gloves

Best for fall wear most durable of all

leathers yet very sightiy. Three very special

values that will appeal to you.

Men’s English dogslrin gloves of good quality. hand

sewn. perfect Biting. in guoi shades of tan and brown. Special value . _ . _ . . . . . . . _ . . . _ _ . ...$|.OO

“Perrin‘s" make dogskin gloves extra quality. Special

volueat_...............

“Perriu’.-t” make dogsirin gloves in extra heavy weight

exvemeiy durable. Special values at. _ _ _ . _ . _ _ .$l'65

Stanfield’s Underwear For Men

Time to be looking out heavy underwear--chilly

'eatller is hcre now-to stay i Try “Staniields,"-

you’ll find it most durable, absolutely unshrinkable,

and cheaper in the end.

~<;»an§¢1d.,»» fall welsh; underwear, fine rib per suit upwards

from . . . . . . _ . . . _ _ . _ . . . . . _.. . . . . . . . _ , . . . . . . . . . _ _ . ._ . S] 75

I §t,,||5rlds” fnlwright underwear in fine gradta. \lPWli’dS

f.0m,persu\r . _ . . .__........_...... ........_.. . . . .

Omer .islam gem" make very soft and fine _per suit upwardsa 50 from_... ._ . . . . . _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . . ._. , . . . . _ . . . . . . . _ .

toni-1¢ld's” silk finish fall weight unfierweilf ll" “uh "l"'"£°3 60 m,f',';'i`,`~'i{..§{.'.{.§f1'§§<»}§11'f.§1iQéigai, t¢....nn.i qssmv- per

suitupwnrds from . _ . _ . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . $4,25

Heavy Winter Weight.

m",]c,,,.s-» mm,-_ winter wel htunderwearin nil weight ani

qualities 1-W' “li ffm” -~ iz 25» $2-75| $,~50~ $4'40

(mly 64 More Days In Which To Your Xmas Shopping

S0 We think it advisable to draw your

attention- to these few items-Specmuy Put'

` shoo ers. chased folr gghriftnlras wmplge showing in rm' _Mk Ctlisdiilqtblirlgteiiiand wnvgn t0DS°"‘°P°°"v mp’ ill . Wilde 9 lil I i n ar

_.1 gh ph topn in a P0?

:if\i:’::¢gf1iri»rt.;trlytoli‘leil»g\l:>rk iatirizxnlr “Chai:;otteeown”’ gi; "“"°“°‘“ 'a.;'°x"°.a;;'t:5I.?..*.°.°t..° -... JAPANESE UR|AwN||X19ieoeT sqlisarel, table covers, run- dnwn tworiviovivloilzi ll); ihopdeft 'hands' of .l°P*“"° '°;”°“ Il¢\’l ¢ "- 1 h i s are ow.

considering the 4.. ,N nusson asv L1 vous ;'::s"¢;eri;i;\:-glam ,Mm- and the' 9"' E.” ni; r naiitles in ver? 5”- md l” "iii mixeziisfivelizli ° Nc. doubts so sei °==\°“' "“‘§,{;“ U” “ ' C

sq nire, hr yard from........... 50!! 10

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or in

the continent e \rly next sprinz.

Brunswick waters into the Pacific Ocean. W

Two previous niiempts were made 'bythe

kind f

Departnient lo lay down lobsters in the to

P-cific, but they were not successful. lt. is likely theta shipment of lobster egos with mme adult fish, will be sent across samples 0! maple taser. ourchasei hy Uv

Friends oi the Rev. J. L_ Dawson in R this province will be pleased lo learn that W rho Rev. yontloinnn nas lately been suc~ of oessful in anolher doiil of endeavor A

Ni-v\‘ Brunswick exchange |mys:- WV: 0,1 knew \Ve‘-tmorcland County wnuldn’t 2 he boiiinil Albert in raising large potatoes H

anythinur else. In last 'i‘l\ur~'rlay’.~ 3_

paper mention was made of some vary 57

not of full parlicular-1 respecting t o

o a steamer the tendarers proposed

put on.

The results ofvths examination of 257

Inland Revenue Department throughout the Canadian market, shows that l85jviere enuine, 57 adulteratoil nud 10 doubtful, ml»:5 were declared ns mixturfs. Out samples collected in Neva Scotia, 15

were found io be genuine ami 5adult.~rst.-

; in New Brunswick IB genuine and noulternted; Prince Eilwurd I lin-i 7 eiuine 4 ndnlterael lrirninful while

rereill-\-luioi to be mixtures. Of the; wunpiea fouoil,ndul'er_-it d, the adulter ‘

pounds. Rev. J. L. Dawson, Daator of the Methodist church, has beaten this record.

the rc ull. of prizes ofl`v|e.l by Prof C li

best location of n ‘cut off' between Jacques

their work Messrs Rider, Fox, Johnston, and Dennis have carried ot! the $00.00 prze. Thr.e weeks aaa prizes were given out for general proficiency in the linal examinations of last year. Mr Dennis ra~

ceivod one of th,ose innlist of prizes posted two weeks ago Mr Dennis' nnme appeared again for n second prize of $12.50 for Mathematics. Mr. Dennis belongs to O'Leary in this Province. It will be rc- memberod thatlast year he figured high in thelirta of successful students.

A very pretty Autumn wedding wnsheld

in Lexington. Mass, on October 2nd, at the r»-sidenco of Mrs. Mary E. Brigham, when the foreman of her estate, 1-‘led Wallace Burgess, was united in marriage to Miss Louise Isabel Webster, of Waltham, Mass, and daughter of Louis and Mrs. Webster of Marlein this Province, by Rev..lohn M. Wilson of the Unitarian Church. The maid of honor was Miss Blanch Davison and Percy Genn was best man. The bride was gowned in white point d'espr|t with tulle velI_§:anli .arrien a beautiful bouquet of pinirs. The maid of honor worea pretty dross of while dotted musiin. After the cere- mony an informal rece,,tlon was held, Mrs.Brigham and daughierMis1 Mary` L_, and grundaught r, Miss Ruth, assIst~ ing. Asunptuous wedding vuppcr was servel. Tho housn was decorated _ throughoun Numerous costly wedding gifts. nsoiul and ornamental, be-ipolxc the usteem'in which tho happy pair were held. Mr. and Mrs. Burgess wentln their homo at 7 Hancock Street, where - may will be at homo to their friends.

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The Staff of Life is Bread

Bat unless the bread you eat

il ood on will soon re nire

a vgoodeit staff to lean on. We guarantee our brea

GraI'|am,White,Visnnia, Duchess, fresh every day.

licllpse Bakery,

Baku neat Bread

large tubers grown in Almn. The iargi-at ,m referred to weigh--ci one and one half ul

One of his Early Rose potatoes has tippeq nosday, at the Globe House of the Sacred the auaie at .1 pound and three quarters. l|*""if Ch“i'°l‘. Syflilvy. lJ_Y the Bt v. Fr. Another weighed apound and tivo ounces, MCAUMD, f1fMlss Annie Strong, vinuuhti r two more wentapound and four ounces °f J B S"°“V~ 5"'-“‘°"' l‘l*’- li” Fl'f\"li exch. There were several othrrs which K“"k“l‘ f°""""'ly °' New JM”-7' "°w °f were but a very little smaller than those thc empl°5' °f ‘M D- I' & S- C'-7» S.Y‘l"9.Y~ mentioned. Mr. Ditwsonalso raised some Thi’ llrldc “'55 °hm`mll"i¥lY il'°W"€‘\l ln fi very large potatoes gf the Uarman Nm 1 costume of white silk und carried a bcu- vuiuy qnet of while roses. She was iutendsri

by Miss B. Brav who wore a very prett-v

A correspondent of the Guardian writes costume ot grey Voile and carried 5 |,,,u_

from Montreal: Today results of “The quct of pink roses. Frank Doyle of the Railroad competition" wore posted at iirm of Smith & Proctor, Ltd, att nderl McGlllUniveraity_ This competition was the groom. The gru1'm's present, to thc'

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Mvllvlid L0 l-ll” Dliflileii llllndlllk in the chain, and Io the bridcslualda Imndaorne

Cartier .Tot ami the Point Angus Stops many beautiful and costly presents in on theCl?R. Total length of projected token of the es'eem in which they me line was six miles. Competing parties held. The happy couple left fora vi»it;

wrre to consist of four men. Six days was to I-Ialifux, St. John and oyier cities. On the time `glven for work. As a result of their return they will reside in Sydney.

t appears to be, vvitliou exc-ption gr l ated sugar.

A very pretty wedding took place Wed-

lclc wusn beautiful gold wntch and

ldl o’-(et. Thev were t‘~c recipients of.

Llnglish Photos Mount

VVe have just open-

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_,`<_,~",@|_"»‘f ,V B_1t.sr grades of Stantields and Wataona uoairiukable vest ,ty Q _ , ze

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,_ I i iq ll Childrens vests and drawers all sorts and sizes at all prices.

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An Unusual Offering of Unshrinkable Underwear

T At $2 Per Suit for Today

Saturdn y ' , A

Saturday we will make a big displayi ‘s Un<le1'u'ear at $2.00 per suit

consisting of garments made by Stanfiullp, Qwson’s, Pe-unions and H. li. ll., lightweiglits, medium weights and heavyweig its, some unions and some all wool, all guaranteed good wearers and unshrinkable, all sizes from 34 32 to 44 3 _<.l'I\'cr_v garment is worth at least $1.10 to $1.25. All go on sale at $2.00 per suit. .See our South \vindo\v.

l’¢r 511332-00 Per Suit $2.00

it ” \~_ / Generous, Range of

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,_ _ t, , Lune; ,,.,,,¢_., of “nod mu- Natural vest. closed front ,_

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eriilnifelyinf-d2 - --25C H°”d “fight "nd nicely

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i . , d 'p.- f »if_-r in luiiw coed Jil i _ drawers’ good weight an 2" icing() nicfry tiuish cl ._ _

i 'i :ily good fini li , oi :.14 e -\_ . JC \V§ n »_' ':.»`=~ "

" winter drawers on sale al..3flc g" ,

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, L idies time pure white au-

rumn weight ve.s|tS_ IJlC¢ finish and excel ent ep- _ ___ I

Pearanceui... _..........`5Oc W=il$l1f» “il m““dd“f“h’°»58C ' V

Warsons white or natural, _ '_ `:-

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Drawers unshrinkabie- ~ - 65c

" ' unshvmkabie, very »i'liCI‘

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f ll" for ladies at al' 50115 Ui P'l°”5 72' 75' 95' L25' U

" l "Ili c»...b1n-.fiom for ladies at 95. 2.05- 3 6° t>efSuif~

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S mia; 5;, 5 in vests iorlarge women a specialty here- J' A l,|, I' ,i ji." 1‘

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ed up a choice assort- ment of superior photo mounts imported direct

from England.

These mounts are

different from any- thing we have here-to- fore stocked, and are adapted to hold a num~ » ber of pictures.

Price roto 35 cents

each, we would like to

show them to yon.

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A lull range of all sorts of gloves for ladies and Q ‘V A

children. Just, in ir'~m England and ready for_ to- M 5- days selling. There are cashme-rea. Suedos. \’1“_is' f; 35.35 wood-: in every size and all qualities- We inv1.s your attention to these. _ » ' | =<

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f- " ,"‘l 4 11'* $551,3-

Ii M Mm l The New Fabric Gloves Are ln Sec Them. '

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if N Golf Jerseys

M03i;§t» 'W Yesterday.

ll if ,f This Que new "ue include. an me good styles i_n _g:¢e‘ns, bluea, .":,-';.§-_ if

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white, cardinal and combined colours- TUC ¥11\fl\"g 1* ¢x’3¢ll

-. .. dsome sturdy ani J - " , tl welldcne and the Holm-HTS “fe ha” ‘:§",--v»g\,= ,

ginylgii looking. From present appearance they Wlll bf! "ll" ‘fl _

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For Saturday Seven Pairs Hose For Price Ol “_ ` » -

Q' " <.~ "'_ ,U aboutaweek Prre . _ . . ----~-_.$2-7J» ,;,'|,:;,z: ',§

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- t h i de :rlinent --probably tl1e.l8fg2Sf

- This Special og” § tto gjrsivogitlbeiiizogvill) giifre toogvirr; iaiiy purchasing six pairs hose a m thetlpmlhlige Tliisaoger aipplles to all lines except the sample lot ui utloncd bel0\v»

seven 1 pa r _ ' ~

Save e Quarter on Sample Stockings.

_ England for us to order

A big lot of sample stockings sent by the bl§§"|f mm' ln , fmm_ So we have priced thern about 25 per cent lest; than regular value and put t rem cn Saturday. But you want to come in early on th s o er-

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PURE GRAPE JUICES

We have imported the fol-

lowing from I¢ondon.Eugland, and guarantee them absolute-

ly Euro and strictly non-alco- ho c. ORDINARY-a blcndof grape juices. ALTO DOURO -named after district where grapes are

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€8NGREST -juice of Con- cord anea. . MADQIRA-a juice of fine flavor and aroma. MUSCAT- from Muscatei

grags. RE ALICAN’l`E-a Spanish grape juice.

ALGERIAN-from Alger, raves with a rich frnieig th °” PALESTINW-Import f V01’ the Holy Land. does 65 f0ll1

rr per bottle. C to

“Tho Two Macs"

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New Produce Ilepui

Insurance a||ia..a.°f

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I represent the best companies in Fire, Life, Avideni, Sickness Insurance and will be

pleased to quote you rates in either .hranch_

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Charlottetown - ~ MSHBKU f°f 1°- E- L

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Notary Public

llonsignment

Prompt Returns

A WJ Martin

(Lateot Martin Bros.)

Cllit's Cove, St. ]ohu's.

Newfoundland

o-zodttstlDec3rpd

McLeod fl! Bentley

Barriatsrl and Attorneys-atfiaw.

lolieltorl for the Bank of Nova Eeotia.

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