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The flats oi Latest Vottue for men who care.

'_,!'_,'_. Tue world's best and mrs I if Ji

stylish hats are here fm- mm ;_“'_|vm|

._____.¢9 who care ro have them-for men

. "“"“*rli-‘Za

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Q who are satisiird with nothing

but the bei t. ~

,. YOUNG riii=:Nw'i1 and

,i ' ` ideal styles in our cele-

,- brated New York “Hawes”

"‘i hats-the lates* smartest P.¢{///Q P shapes in buh’ still and

-'~>h‘il2.liT soft clicks. Remember

\ WE are SOLE AGEN iS,

We also show the celebrai-

=‘is`.' fi*

ed “Christie” and Scott Hats in latest London Fail shapes.

“Christie” special hats stiff :inil soft -gli, ‘T

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lightwcight............ .. _ 7",

Cl1ris`iy`s l"iinilri‘r\v _

hreakablc-very popi|la.r- nally iilrapcs............ . . . . . .

“Sc Jil" lliits, finest quality in

gerrilenliinly shapes . . . . . .. . . $4e.nd $5

“Stetson” broziil brim siragcs

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i eight" iin- 6 " i

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Enormnusly the largest and finest line of Men's Hats in the City.

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rv 'Toggery For Men

QAQ » . New toggery for men coming in f~'.' ; 7 ’ daily. Our Men’s Furnishing Dep’t

is the largest and most uc-tu-date in

, tne Lower Provinces. Men who know

.- \"‘ never think of wasting time by look-

ing elsewhere.

Some of these things you probaiy

- need RIGHT .t\OW. -

srasr-‘ri:i>°s Mr-:muh AND riravr rmnrzrrwizak

8taniield’s Fall weight fine rib underwear un- shriuyabie per suit upwards from $|‘75» Stmgeidfs F _ll weight fine rih underwear finer grade# upwards from per suit. $2,75. Another Stzinlieid mike very soft and fine up- wards from per suit . _ . _ $3.50» Stanti=id's fine silk finish l<`.rll weight under- - wear pei si-.it upwards fl'0m $5 60- Slaniield's linen and wool goods Fail weight fine rib per suit upwards from _ $4 25. Stanfreid's heavy all wotl unshrlukable in cmi~ niet: assortinerrt of weiZl"5 'md fimlltieg per mm

from $2 25, $2 75. $3.50. $4.40, and up

MEN'S FALL GLOVES.

' Special" quality of heavy dog-Skill V¢l'Y dm' able special at _

I-p..yrln.i” fine dogskin gloves

"Per1ins" extra heal/Y d°i§5k.l“ 8i°V"3

NEW NECKWEAI( JUST iN.

t D "'--thel t it craze is it large how ite??ii,?m`§1is`l.ombardasTiape. Inch and ir quart- er wide-in hiaek. red. greens, greys. HWY HC _.nf fine Barathea silk ‘ H ..BA.-pwy NGS" _-New ‘ Bztwings shapes to ,|e hm, h0w..-fancy stripe effect in navy. wine,

§ii;ef§i,i,“ii»r'iiihii roua IN Harms _ 2 1.1 inches wid- in plain shader of navy. wine. Kiel"

\_ whrtc ,¢¢_ fmcy eric :t in grey. wine. green.

hm, vmietv- -ol’ ii ie Barathea silra--- ‘French seein" effect

MEN'€ FALL IIOSIERY. .

Special quality heavy heather mixture hose all

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lii¢et.i'a iingedriirilty heather mixture

see $33

50c.

50c

60c

25c ‘ 55c

J Q..- ...iff e Qiiii5N's ciiuirr GUARDIAN

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Head Qfilces In New Prowse Block-Charlottetown

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Mrs. C.E. Pratt, St Peters vraein the

city yesterday.

G¢°rtreB Aitken of Lower Montague

lain Charlottetown.

The serious Illness of David Harper,

Bull' -ik. la again reported.

Misa Beaaie Yaunker of this city left

yesterday morning for Boston.

N. A. Gillis, collector of taxea at Orwell

Cove has returned from Moncton.

The Furniture sale at the home of the

late H. C. Dousa [takes place today. Bee ad. -

Miss Jennie McNeill, daughter of Dr R McNeill, City left yesterday on a vlalt to B raton.

Rev. Dr. Kelly who has been visiting In

tlrlsClty left yesterday on return to La Pierre, Mich. -

J. A. and Mrs Rcbert~on, of Bonshaw

left yeaterdaymurning for Alma. N. S, where they will visit.

The Guardian regrets to learn of the

serious illness of James Dover, East Sutfclk, who is in his 86th ynar.

Mrs Neil Macdonald of Plnette formerly

of Tonapah, Nevada left yesterday morn- ing to spend the winter with frlerda in Boston.

Dr. and Mrs. Rogerson who have been

attending the exhibition at Halifax left tor their home at Vernon River Bridge inet. evening.

Misa Beatrice Mi;Couhre_y. New (lime

gnw, has returned home from avisit to N-wi h Wiltshire, where she was the guest of Miss Annie McLean.

The s icrament. ofthe Lnrd's Supper will

he dispensed of (D.V.)iit the Kirk. Colr~ nm". on Sabbath the tlth. Services on Fri- rlny nhd Saturday at 7 p m.

J. ’l‘. Graves wife rind family who have

be »n visiting in this Province left yester~ tiny morning for their home in Manohes.. ter, N. H. Mr Graves brother Russel rice rmpanieil them back.

There was twenty-five passengers from

Orwell, China Point and Belfast by the S.S. City of London yesterday morning and the following irtirgct fifty cases uggs, fifteen barrels produce and ten bags qua hangs.

Persons trending advertising me to The Guardlun are requested to state wnether rnme is to appear among Classified ads, Business locals, Announce ments or muon I regular display advertise ments. \\'hen no such lnfornnitioir is furnished the vmanngemont. will not b heiilresnonsihlc if nd does not appear here desired.

At a regular meeting of the Labor bn-

lorr t-lie matter of putting coal In private hirirus, recently published In The Guard- ian was recnrrslderc-i and amended as foii.rv\i~i;--’l`hnt 10 cts par load be charged it r putting in coal. and an extra 20 cts per load be charged for shoveling it hack The party getting in the coal to he notifi- ed iry the prirty who is putting it in, when he line to goin the cellar to shovel it hack The party hiring the help to be liable for payment oi' same.

It was with fooling of deep regret thai.

the many frieniie oi Edwin White of this City heard of his death which took placc ar. three o‘o-lock yesterday afternoon after a short illners of pneumonia. Mr. White was for many yours in the Customs De- pur rnent of this City and has many friends throughout this Province. Mr. White was the son of the late William White, of Montague, and leaves to mourn a wife, three sons, and two daughters, viz:--Aubrey of this City, Cleveland of the Anglo-American-Telugroph_Co., City, and Frank, at homo and Edna, nursing in Mount Sinai Hospital, New York; and Helen at home; also five brothers, Will~ lam White of the Registry office, and Albert and William, City; John of Cornwall and Edgar on the homestead at Montague. The sisters are Mrs. (Rev.) Lodge, Calgary, Mrs. Alex McDonald, and Misa Janie White, Montague.

The de ith of Mrs. Jae St. C. Moore of

Eldon, on the 21st. uit, has cast. a deep gloom over the whole community. Mrs. Moore was an cstiuiablc lady, whose riml- ahlo dispolition and true piety had en- deared her to all who knew her. She left it riorrowlng husband and two daughters. who have the rrincora sympathy of all in their sad bereavement. Mrs. Moore will he greatly misled in the home, in, society and lu the currrch, of which she was an active and consistent nrcrnher. ller death hairlettn blank in the W F MS. which crinnotleaslly be filled. Sho has for many years been an efficient ofliue bearer lu the Eldon Auxiliary and was ever foremost inprornoting miurlonnry rictivitv among its members. Her kindness will avirbe remembered by the many who have anjoycd tho hospitality of her home and her deeds of benevolence will noi. be forgotten by the poor and needyto whom she was ever ready to land a helping hand. Her work on rrarth was finished and God has called her to tier eternal rcwnrd.

Q-f|,»-ur..-ua-~n»~v-

HOW P NICE

It is to have good poetry.

ime’a digestion is voon mined by eating any other kind.

Fr' "'°°“ °‘°‘““°'° “°’°' “"”°i‘53.“.“s'§‘;‘.“4s.. 55.. §’.‘;.I‘::°.‘.‘;r.l°‘.°.t..‘:f°°~

ir S°i"i5`iriilar

Misa Marlon Molnod, Orwell, leaves

this morning for Calgary. “

Rev. R. G. Sinclair of Montague leaves

this morning for Toronto. ,

Miss Liule Chappell of Boston is on 'a

visit to har home in this City.

Benj. Rogenr,J r, waa a passenger by the

.Northumberland laat evening.

Rev. George Real of this City le attend-

ing the Synod which ia now .visiting in Halifax.

Mrs. (Rev.) G. M. Young of Bt. Stephen

who has been visiting friends in the city has returned home. '”

There will be no moving pictures at

Fair-ylanii tonight on account of the Dut.chrnan'rr Honeymoon.

:Mr-s. (Rev) Wm. Dawson who hae been visiting fr-leans in this Olty left yesterday for her home in Hillsboro, N_ B.

Miss Katie Mutcb, Earnacliffe, leaves

this morning to spend the winter with her brother George B. lilutcb, Calgary.

Mrs. Thou. Tuplin. Margate, after

apcnding a few dnys at York the guest of the Misses West has returned home.

Miss Annie Cameron and Mies Pearl

Taylor of this City have arrived homo from attending the Halifax exhitltlon.

Rev. Mr. Howell of Yonkers, N Y, who

has been visiting Rav. Mr. Smith, Oar- dlgan and Rev. Mr. Hogan has rc urned homo.

Among the freight by the Ncrthuml»er~

lar;<i last night was the trotter Perpillian from Halifax owned by Dr. Mclntyre, Montague.

The evening classes of the Union Com-

mercial College open on Monday next at 7 p. ni. intending students should regis- ter this week.

Any boy wanting to lcnrn the printing,

or who has had some experience, should call ul. The Guardian at once. An excep- tional ciranue for t-he right boy.

Guardian readers can have nil their job

printing done quickly and neatly al. this ofliee. Orders left. at the subscription counter will have prompt aticirtlcn.

Misa Kathleen Earle who hair been

visiting in Glace Bay returned by the Northurnberlriod lash night anil Mia ` Madge who has been in New Glasgow.

J. H. VenBuskirk and family hereby

thank all friends for their kindness dur- ing the iline.-rs of thc inte Mrs VanBus- kirk, also for their benut.ifuiil.rrii trihut-as and expressions of sympathy. ;_1_\

ltuv. R G Smcnarn cf Montague will

hc absent from his congregation. for a week for,ten1days.ll{|a pulpit will be supplied by one cf tho neighbcurirrg clergy, of which due notice will he given.

Mrs. Muriloizh McLean, of North Wil-

shire, with her two little boys. Sheldon and Morrison were in the Giiy yesterday. They wore on their way tospend a week with her uncle the Rev J W McKenzie, and other friends of St. Peters Bay.

The Plant Liner A. W. Perry arrived

in por: shortly after seven o'cloclr yester- day moruing after a rough passage. She brought the following passenirersjronr Boston: Robert Wilson, S Jenkins, Misa A0gar, B E llughre, B Robins, Misa Henderson, J N McKinnon, James Egan, Ml\IcEuchern, M Wardsdnie, Miss Flora McKinnon.

J ohnson’s

Baking P owdc

is a pure Cram ot Tar-tar Powder. It does not contain Alum, Ammonia or other injurious ingredients. It does the work of Baking Powders cost- ng twice as`much.

ns ist on having

.lohnson's..

Sold by all grocer

3oc. per pound tins.

`~f&“i2-rlshdeizt

PURE GRAPE .IUICES

We have imported the fol-

lowing from London,England, and guarantee them absolute- ly pure and strictly non-alco- holic. ORDINARY-a blendof grape juices. ALTO DOURO -named after diatrict where grapes are grown. CONGREST -juice of Con- cord granea. MADElRA-a juice of Sue flavor and aroma. MUSCAT- from Mnrrcatel

page. RE ALICANTE-a Spanish

page juice.

AL ERIAN-from Alger

rapes with a rich fruletg Bail" TALESTINB-~Irn;ort fvor the Holy Land. icel 65 rom

per bottle. 0 io

/9 W . ° i ’ H "The Two Mace" ~»-,;»;»_¢;;;-,,;;f~» rrryyiiiiiyylrrir

.qpsuquediildlalia

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' The let includes rrifirr. stolei, inui‘i`s. throws, and all sorts of ‘ There is a articu arl stron ~howln of marmot and iitch

.1 ofothers.

l A very nice fur is a Marmot Stole, in a me i- A Jap Mink stole, on ' rum aliedc has four tails, aaiin liueii.

’ Price Sl 35

Another one is a Marmot Cravat. airy three inches

; long, medium, shade, satin lined.

~ Price $4.75 .

3 Someghing altogether new is a Marmot Cmmt with

1 go s of ermine. trimmed with heals and rail., of

5 Price $9.00.

Beau* if`u‘ high class fur-i in probably tlilargest range in Ch

> ian Lambs. Fox, Squirrel. Stone Marten-and scores of other pop ' sty e.

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marked brown-,pfeseutiiig an appearance very similar to mink, at about one sixth the price. S ome of the prices ol' this li ie are attached-but for every one mentioned we have scores

mink, hasten tails, satin lined.

A Marmot Ccllareitc of a very dime ,\,..1¢ Wm, lnrrgsioie r~n»i~i ii r-sire-l wit-r ~a v large mils. ‘nd tw 1 lri.-ails, cxcepliuirally gauii in-ne lt-

A vsry l1arge Marmot (`.1r"‘-in ~, flriiiip . ine. ly ri' 'hs i

_ rim- i.i~i'i|. i. l»- _ |_u_. -|_ ' d . .L_

¢'¢lfr`°l’t7'ih'°" ‘"Cl“’= 1°Ul4~ mink very much uudiliiair ten Tdrge ihilcs. un um q `

SAMPLE FURS SELLING

ata

Substantial f Saving

N' THESE D\Y9 when fur prices are h gh and going higher a real price savng in

ftlfs is matt r of note.

This lot of which we are

5P€aking, represents the whole line of samples small furs used by one of the largest houses in the country-

Being marie as samples,

they are thoroughly first rate in workmanship, he- ing bought practically at our own price, they are selling row at saving of quarter to one third.

small furs. fufs, in rich beautifiillv

ect' our best imita f

_Price 8 90.

$l2.C0.

Price $l4. 95 '

ei-lottetown. Minks, Pere- , utar fufs in every modern J

w .<¢»».<-.e<<»»».\.~ -.

PERSONAL SUPERVISION `

Furniture repaired. ’ ~ Furniture re-upholstered.

F urnftnre of all kinds made to order. Great bargains continued in furniture till the [

large stock is cleared out.

At the old stand opposite Post Oiiiee (upstairs.,

.John Newsom.

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JROSS ffl. MATTHEWS.

Representing The North American' Life Assurance Company,

The Richmond & Drummond Fire insurance Company

The ,Canadian Pacilic Railway

OFF C E-Queen Street - - DesBrisay Block Charlottetown.

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T insurance Agency

I rer_.resent the best companies in Fire, Life, Acfidenl, Sickness Insurance and will be pleased to quote you rates in either branch.

E. K. BKOW,

moms ara .

' Charlottetown - - Manager for 7'. E. I-

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` DUCl‘lElV\lN & CO.

Doors. sashes, monidinga. etc. A full stock always on hand. Dur

eil

ng September we want to move off a largequantltyof door and window frames, Base boards and mculdings, stair rail, posts, baiusters. wain-L

acotting, flooring etc. If you need any of these it will be worth i

while to see our stock and prices before b uylng.

A. DUCHEMIN 6: CO.

Print” un

. Special round trip rates will be in effect on this ling commencing 011 SBPY. 17th. Round trip $1r.oo eleven dollars] good for 30 days ro'n date 0 f issirc.

S. S. A- VV. Perry sails Tuesday

Bi noon,

S. S. Halifax Friday at noon.

For tickets and all information apply to

WM MOMBOURQUETTE,

Agent Plant liine Wharf, Ch'town.

H. L. CHTPMAN.

Eastern Manager. Halifax N. S.

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1\Tot1o e

All who have not paid their poll-tax

for igay please attend to it at once and save expense. o-r3dr5i

l Cir E O. S. I N' .Q1 A .N Barrister and Attorney. Solicitor for the Canadian Bank of Comrrnrcr liiontaguc. MONEY 10 LOAN.

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TO LET

The vubecrioirr oiforbt for rnnl-I his rcaidenoe

iiltiintc on thc cnrrror nf Pownal anil Fitzroy Slrecte in Clrarinttowwn.

ll. hm ire.-rr but ricorrliy built., lriur irll

rrrnrlcrn irirprov{:rrrcnt.~u\rrri ir furrrliririril with n iiyslcnr of iron .ing hy hot wrawr.

osscanloir given lfrth., October ncrrt.

'i‘iie pr'crr|l»<rru may irc l|ruri=,<-.nhl ai. any time hetwnirrr il o'i-.ini-li fororirrori nrrrl lifciook after nonnor lrctwocir the hour-_~ of 7 and B in the overiirrg.

For urrrrr-.‘ui.<-.., apply to Mcririrrr Morson 8: |>uil'y. ilrowrr ri lilnek. illrarlottctnwn.

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G. L. MURPHY LTD.

SYDNEY, C. B. General Commission Merchants Island Produ.-¢ handled on cmumla-

tion.

Prompt rehrrv afmat e. 4-rgdrwryr

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Farm For Salc

Tiic irrrilcrsllmod offers hy Private ZBale his

fnrnr rrr.-nr Vernon River Bridge. Int. 60.

aircerfs County. consisting of lil) acres of land. mf which iii eicar and uridcr good izriltivntlorr anil tho balance i-.ovared with hard and soft. wood. 0n the premises is is lord dwelling

lgorlrlracl.b-rn."ci$cl;-hduae.rrd otha" irut.,:_ihdle u n ru r cor armnlnurpoeee. 4 farm T: .situated within one~\raif mile of

Vernon River Bridge. one of the beat al'llp~rirrg parte on the island ri the vicinity of churches, irelroole and a cheese and butter factory witlrlnahalfmiie ofthe larm. It isa very desirable Atropcizy and will be sold ar. a h. irin. zo tltia guareritecd. For

‘paixiiirgara apply to thc owne: cn the

pr-cm ri.

MALCOLM McLF0l). Vernon River Bridge. Lot Ml.

ll-‘Zidllil Qiiecrfa County,

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