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Charlottetown? Big Departmental Store.

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Horse Races

wednzsday and Oct' 2|’ inst i Allan Fraze In-on River Brid

Exhibition Grounds

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To see our superb showing of Men’s smart

’ Suits, Overcoats

Raincoats

Gettin our Fall vercoat

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If-(_) to $10.00 `1Vl.rs. Mutrh (nee Agries Unirns) was 0 1 _ . .

$10.00 to $10.00

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i Head Offices in New Prowse Block---Charlottetown.

Daniel Shaw, Uig|,, was in the city

yesterday. i

The ternperature yesterday register-

ed 43 degrees.

Pork was selling yesterday irom

85 to Bjc per lb.

A position is wanted by young mal

See clsssiyed column.

I W. J. McEachern, Mt. Alb?in, was in the city yesterday.-

l 5 The Northumberland arrived from Picton last evening at 8.30.

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is visiting friends in Montague. v

H, M. Baker, customs oilicer,. Slim-

nierside, was in the city yesccrdcay.

Miss Feehan returned home to Mt.

Stewart yesterday after a visit in this city.

; ____ , Dr. J. T. Jenkins, city, was n pas-~ senger on the Murray Harbor train )yesterd‘n.y. -

cargo oi shingiles, lathe and posts for A. Duchemin & Go.

The remains oi the late Cyril Ryan. are expected to arrive in this city Saturday evening from Moosejaw, Sauk.

The person who has tried to rent 3,

house Uut did not succeed should try a Guardiun Classified nd-it don ti cost much.

J. P. Monarhnn of the Nova Sc .tim

Furnishing Go., Halifax and bride are the guests of Mrs. G. A. lcrroii, Cumberland i~ltreet., City.

The H. S. Borra\'ista sailin_i.f_ from

Montreal today will be due nt (‘hur- lottetown Friday Oct. 23rd uni sails tor the Sydnsys. See udvertisenrcnt. l

Shaw McMillan, Vernon River,

came to the city yesterday rnorning by the Murray Harbor train and ro- turned home on last nig,'ht's special.

Miss C. Lowther, Cornwall, is n. present visiting hcr sister Mrs. J. E. Campbell, Summeiside, and intends attending the Grand Division ut:

Kensington.

A new postoi'l1`ce is to be opened ai!

St. ltnphuel River under thc name oi Wootlbrook, with William Adams :rs postmaster. Tire :eervic-e will Le start-

ed immediately. `

Tire many l`r'icuil,~r of N. S' J. and

Mrs. Murray oi Fredericton will ig pleased to letirn that their little sr n Emerson is slowly improving; after

his recent severe illness.

Rev. I). McLean will preach at i

‘Stanchel next '[‘i\ursd'ay and Friday evenings at I and next Sabbath at; 10 a. m. tlliurchill at 2.30 und i.'n the

People’s Church at 7 p. m.

ship for 1909 arc requested to hand in to the Lieutenant Governor their names, certiiicntesi of birth, and all their credentials, on or before 10th, December next.

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Any reader who receive a dirty or <4

poorly printed copy oi .any issue of The Guardian, will confer a favor on the management ‘ny forwarding some promptly to the subscription depart- 'I- ment, when a well printed paper will

be sent by return mail.

‘ J. J. Johnston, barrister i-i this city, had the misfortune to s"'.raln his arm yesterday morning. He wan getting of! of a boat at Fort Augus- tus and when he jumped to the wharf he tell and strained his arm. Mr. Johnston will be out again in n, few days.

V There was a large number ty! the electors in t‘he vicinity oi Hnrtzney

|Ha1l furthered Monday night to hearl lthe public questions of the day dis- cussed. Robert Jenkins acted as' lchairnmn, The following gentlemen' 'spoke Norman Cnrnpbell, Edgar Shnw,_~ fbr_ Kelly, H. ~ J. Palmer nnd Dr. Dewar. The meeting was orderly and- the speakers received' thc best of at- tention.

The douth occurred at High River,

-Aliiertu, ou Sunday, llth October, ol Mrs. Henry Mutch, beloved wife of fCnptnin Henry Mutch, of this City.

a daughter ol the into lohn (lairns, 7l'oi‘n\erly in the cunning huslnew in

\/Ve are head to foot outfitters- ii»l`.‘§ ‘ivli.yt'.-ii"l.'f.."iii2‘.{.`iiJl..i§"IJ`fliT"l`i$-7;' \

daughter, Mis Mae Dnwscn for the ‘l '>

death. husband, ‘Henry Mutch,,l __._._._v _ J.. 71- _~-

esteem in which the late Mrs. Mutch was held in the new home of her adoption.

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NICE

It is to have good pastry. ()ne`s diges- tion is soon ruined by eating any other kind- We have the best pies, Give us a trial order 163 Kent Street. Telephone ai I

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W. C. Wood of Elliott: Station, who has been a carpenter on the Govern- fl ment steamer Guinare for three sea- ' sons has returned home.

Rev. Dr. Murrrscn. returned tl is _

week from an extended European _

trip and was u passen ,er on the Mun ray Harbor truin yesterday. __

Rev. Hugh Miller, Cornwall, has started a Bible Class at the close of` f the Thursday evening prayer meeting* 'i Quite a number attend and rent ' _

The Buaiest Store on Charlottetown'» liueieet Skeet,

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The P. E. Island Cheese Board l i ‘ 'T' T 9"/' \ fr i ' _ meets in this city on Friday at 2 f '. /°, \».j V , ' , ’ Q; 0`clock. A full attendance is request- J `t `. \_/ `- \ j I ‘\\ _ 1 ff ' . 2 ed. ____ _i f _ _ , , V/ _ __,____

Wednesday, October :ist , |903. Open 5 A, m. tn6 p. n.

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We Offer “Cold Day Comfort”

rnost surcessinl. ilnrold Jenkins 0,

this City gave his iritc|‘c".sting lecturc' ll

on the olden* times, assisted 'oy Mr, Archibald of the Y, M. C, A., whose

luntern views were greatly apprecin ten, us was also the lightning sketf che:-i 'ny J. A. S. Bayer. Parker Ho-op. 5 `

er’s charming voice wus heard to v grcrit advantage and the llnll wa, ._'j.'_‘_ __ ,. Crowded to the doors. '11--;Q‘.,___ ,_l‘ '5-

tion enthusiasm stirs their `oreast.He "'.'=': ` gives the League credit for an or this . _ `.~_».‘é_=,. *

and says the whole cause is because | here is no outward pressure to urge A "(7 . them on such as two dollar bills or a I Q '-'

bottle oi whiskey, etc.

._ past tow years at High River, and DR / w.i= nn imnlid up to the time of her 1/60/57` _

cm *fm-fraw/i/.rs~/¢'o:r.4n11v.¢-r4.c sm: and daughter survive- A lv-ree fu- miami

H eral from the church, where service

n was held attested the rcsl7@°\`» and ~

You want Hair

when you are old

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terest is taken. s

Fifty acres woodland for sale I5

cheap ior cash, See classified ad.

Calvin Howatt of Tryon has pur-

chased the Angus Brien property at Victoria and intends removing to his _ new home in the near future.

Among the arrivals at the Victoria

Hotel, Uity, yesterday morning, were __

H. D. McLean, Souris; M. W. Taylor,

_ Mcmton; D. A. Lothian, Toronto; 1., ;

‘ The schooner Milo is discharging a,Enmnn. Summerside; H. M. Baker,

Summerside and P. M. Arsena-il., :';.‘i'-,~.§__ X., Sunimersiide.

The Guardian has _ received frorii Horace' H. Beer, niunufactur‘e'rS' . _ - 3

ling agent, Suminerside it calcniirii ' for 1909. This is the first received . " f- ani is a handsome one. It is a panel `_ f picture ofa. beautiful Indian maiden "` " and is entitled Wuh-ta ! Wah. 1

.\ pninlul nccidrnt. occurred l\Iciill:iv K

evening while Mrs. and Miss .F‘r.a‘scr~ , '-

of Kingston were returning from ln: ~ i : N 2 Baptist Church concert. The evenm.- ,_ , was very dark and the little ' _ '_ who had her mother's hand, hurl ie: p. ‘ go oi it and went to cross the road, /4. 'when the shaft of n buggy strliw; inf- '1; ' =\_~"' little one, knocking her down an-.l ~ h ,e§.`:`§-._»> passing over her.

The concert “nd lecture in aid ot _ the Kingston Baptist Church whrci M

was held on Monday evening was

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Creme Veloute it . .

Pronounccd

We have secured the .

exclusive agency for this City for this ex- quisite Velvet Cream, bearing the label of Eugene Renan, Paris.

Directions are plainly

printed in English, and we have placed the price at only i

VVc would like to V ,

show this cream to you.

Then Use Mace Hai

\\'heu you are young

This is an antiseptic pre paration, a :t'ong germi- cede. that destroys the germs causing dandruil, itching scalp and falling hair.

it is p'easaut to use hc-

ing neither oily, nor sticky. Price 25c., and 5oc.,

bottle

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Among the visitors registered at ,, `

the Queen Hotel, City, yesterday morning were, G. McKay, Brndnl ` bane; A. Martin, Valleytieid; J_ M, :M Clarke, 'Summerside; H. Laiierty, . ' Sumznerside; liconnrrl Wood, Mt. Hcr- I .v" / bert rind T. Savage, Montreal. '/ 'irffiii/7/47

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A prominent man oi this city U s

gives his impressions oi the doings __ ,~_ _ n the country aiter n several days ’;i\:`\‘.y‘..‘ "

visit. He reports the people most Af* ` .`

contented, having had a m-ost prog- - `

pcrons year. The crops have neon

the best all round [or years, and' ,farmers have it nearly all garnered.

(lnnnidntes for the`Rhodes Scholar- ,He overheard two election canvass _ =

ers canvassing a gentleman, and when ` i.‘\.`.` asked to work for them to the last, ` ‘ E -' i' e said how could he world, he had . `,._'* 5y'1~,ff`\. ,` o tools. He thought this was due ,-;~"7_.’.-,`, o the Moral .and Social lteform _` _ eague. He reports the people very - _‘_.; ,,,.\,¢,`.3-,”‘,'-".,\l" uict and none of the old time el ' :‘~ ‘ j* L 3;

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DRUGGISTS‘

To All Men And Women.._...-

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s ers. Nearly all of them “possess ii good deal of merit. Nearly all are inode

of pretty good ma,terial--and well lined with excellent not even many add to other merits that perfection of style that every woman wants. \Vell---after much senrcliirig, wc found outu.1unker

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_ very warm, wind resisting cold defying gar- 5 ments, suit§$3.5o and. . . . . . .. . .. . ._ . . . . .. ’

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MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN--all can be satisfied

and made perfectly, cosily comfortable at our great un- derwear dcpartments. We’ve every sort cf good under. \vczir..at prices that mean saving and satisfaction for ~ you--we have no poor under\ve_ar at any price.

Good Underwear For Menfolk.

Could not sell fleece lined any cheaper---so we hunted

for a bttter line than previously. We have it, I s<-ft. fine fleece, accurate in size-full range suit $ 0

l`nshrink:ible, all sizes, firm, soft ribbed, splendid

wciglit, warm, durable stoc k, per suit . . . . .

Oliugnr ~ n ¢ » u . .~.¢¢»-eng.. .

I~ Sl:1nfield~’s all wool unshrinkable, all sizes, from 34

_ to .i 1, very nicely made, strong firm elastic$2

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St:u1l`ielcl’s all wool unshrinkable in :.1 better grade,

finer wool, finely finished, warm, durable gar$2 mcnts,allsizes,suit...._. °

5tanfield's extra heavy all wool unshrinlzable spec-

iully adapted for men who are exposed to cold weather,

All fine grades in ‘ \fVat§son‘s°' ,Penman s ’, Hewson s .

“Ellis Spring needle, “Sta11field’s" “jason” -all sizes--in

all prices from 2.00. 2.50 5.00, 4.00 5.00, 6.00 Suit

Vests for Ladies.

Vests :incl l)ra\vers in ai nice soft elastic ribbed fabric,

warm, comfortable, durable, full range of sizes.. . ... . .25c

Peerless in very nice soft, ribbed garments, nicely

|` made, accurate in fit, comfortable and durable, good

range of sizes 32, 34, 36. Both vests and drawers... .38c

A Stanfield Make in white elastic ribbed, cut in

genei ous size. Drawers and vests, “fashioned” to tit. ...45c

Stanfl:ld’s union ribbed, very soft, firm andelastic,

moothly woven durable and warm, Vest or Drawers . .6lc.

Stanfield's “Truro Knit’ fine soft wool close, neat

rib, shaped to fit comfortably and give warmth and wear. Unshrinkable Vests or Drawers . _ _ . . . . . . . $|.l@

Stanfleld’s “Truro Knit" in heavier weights, warmer

wool . Also very soft fine comfortable garment- durable and unshrinkable . . .....$l.25.

Score of other lines--in fact all good lines. . . .75c,`

80c. $l.|5, $1.55, $l.45 etc. Combination Suits in great variety of makes, the best

we can find for the money. All sizes $|.95, $2.25, $2.50 $2 75.

For Tiny Tots

VVe’ve many styles in every size for little

people--vests and drawers-~-special in sizes 14 to 32 price 25c to 32c Better in 16 to 36 price 25c to 36c

Watsons sizes 12 to 26 price _gzc to 5Sc.

Prices vary according to size. Lets show, you

how excellent our range is.

fur.lined coats ol lit and style.

There are as manv kinds of fur-lined coats as there are of coat mak-

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fur-But not ull-

wliose coats have every excell- cncc including perfect grace and | fzrultlcss style. And the cost is no more than for ordinary gar- iirciits. Let us show you the

new ones att

$58.00 $65.00 $76.00 $85.1”

:3ll0.00 and $120.00.

Special orders carefully looked ,

after. i -

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i. lSave 20 er ce:-if-A

P By buying your

Astraclran or Bok- haran coat from us. We have a “net_-one P1-ice” proposition that will interest you,

on the best coats offer-` ed, at $35-00. $37-50, to $57.50. I

We are agents for “Standard Patterns" the beet seam allowance p2tt¢1’\1S»