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oiuers and many new ones demanding the celebrated “Progress” brand garineiits.

More nieii are realizing today than ever before

the srtviups to the eiiccted by wearing “Progress”

brand clothes. Many of the best dressed iiien you meet dress well and cheaply by wearing “Progress” brand gariiientjs. V

§'£ll_§-1_\\_§_:iye more money by wearing "Progress" brand 1.: olhr-s :intl yet sacrifice nothing of style, appearance, or comfort.

The only diiierence between made to order

clothes and “Progress” brand clothes lies in the price.

is ri clear, clean saving ot $6 to $8 on every suit and overcoat,

Stylish 't a_nd0verddiiiiT gto

p Sheep-lined Coats.

Every tenmster

‘ should own one

F-.ir te.iiii~t'trs, niiil drivers, _for any man

exposed to the extreme cold of winter no other garment is at once so warm, convenient and comfortable.

We have the iiaeatline of aherp lined coa's ever brought

to Charlottetown. We want everyone to lee them: Prices

range from

.eascns; formerly 3I'95 f°"

$4.50 to $7.75

Fur Coats at llalf ll

Swift selling tho

order ol the dev

_Little wonder that people far and near are hurry-

ing tf._er these half price coats, little wonder ltgiey re selling to swiftly that soon they will be all B0 »

i l ill find many excellent

.':;:::¢::;°i§‘i:rli]; ~id’e"i`rii(i:nl'fe\il :ar coats are mafia of °°“ ‘“.'.°"'°°;‘.:.‘:‘.: his. 'si Emily bein lined with,rlch envy ~ l I _G . and fashionable wit latest aty e I eev. .

0BlB AIC DEW genie wear the natty Fioretta style with sto .e front and

collar of alaska rab`1-

$4f~.o:i coats fur $2 i $70 C055 f0f $35

$59 voats for $2 5 $8o.conts for $40

$6 . coats for $30 $I-00-00 C09-'S fm' *'50-

Childrcifs Wearables

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Childrens stocking caps in red blna and white at ssc. 1s=. 12C. °8» FSC

_ ~ niid..........._... ...._.... .._35c

' “~:rl'.=i- ‘» ~ l ‘lc nd _ Y, Childrens wool hoods in b at ,Qui =‘ white and blue. $i~io, 85c. 68c...55c

Childrens wool clouds various aiz red and whit# $1-3°._6§°_j - 7 ' -- - °

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Be kin Coats in a 103° fail; of stvles. all sizes Q6-5° ‘5.85. $3-£5. $2‘85»-- Sl I0

Bearskin Tama and hoods in neat styles. $i.i5. 88c. 75::

hildrms Sweaters--of lille nitted wool--a few of ll!!

Benfskin C0lllf* *ml °'°l° toni and turn up collltl 950

'Bearskin I .t~i a...

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Frederick L. and Mrs. Gwynn and in-

fantson and Miss Prudence B. Madison

friends in Hazelbraok and Alexandra.

iuved in trrr. at Louisburir Monilny morn~

mice. Potaties are 60 cuts per bushel and turnips 40 cent~.

The unanimous invitation cxiendcd hy

the Quarterly Oillciai Board to Rev. Wm.

In the show window of Morris and

Smith`s shoe store is to be seen specimens if work in pannianahip by the students of tho Union Commercial Colleus. Thelm- provem-nt. mario by the different students is cart-iluly very marked and is highly creditable to both teachers and students.

It is simply use‘eas for corrrspondantr

tp send The Guardian items of news un- accompanied hy the names ot the senders. In many cases neirloct or iorirétiulncsa is the reason the communications are un- algusfl. Nothing aan ha dnno however with these offerings oxaopt to noullzu them tothe waste blllret.

The Funeral Director and Bulletin for

November contains Ri-v. Geo E. Ross, address on “How fu conduotafuneral from a Ci»'r¢tnan's standpoint, and Dr. R. Mc- Neill'a cu» Disinfection, Sanitation and Hygiene. Tom A. Hawkcalao has Ia spicy ar iolc on “Cheer up and do|i’t get dead."

Persons sending advertising matter

to The Guardian are requested to state wnethersama is to appear among Classified ada, Business locals, Announce- ments or among regular display advertise ments When no auch infomation ia furnished tho management will not be held responsible if srl docs not npponr as desired.

The Picton Fon' dry and Machine Oo.,

have oomplewd extanaive repairs on tha Steamer Minto, including a now funnel casing. It la expected that sho .will go on the Charlottetown route, on or about tha Zhth raloasiug tha Steamer Northumber- land which will occupy the ltlrlc cradle It the marine allp hers during thc winter, when she will receive s general overhaul- ing.

Owing to tha enoruiousnmcuntoftime and expense necessary lu book keeping ` and making out small accounts aa well aa mailing ond oalloutiui okoflho Guardian has duikd that its Noun All ordlnny amounts nadar one dollar will beaccept- ed on a cash in advance basis and ten per cent, discount given, except to those who have aregular advertlslna account who will still have the prlvlleize of monthly credit.

It was stated lu Canadian Pacific Rail-

way circles atldontreal the other day that in the very near future the managment will invite tenders for the construction of two new liners' for the Liverpool-Quebec vrvlco. Tlvve vessels, it Ia learned, will -not replace thc Euipvcwa of Britain and Ireland, but will really be supplementary f.o` them. They will have ta speed of at least 20 knots an hour.

Miss Maggie Hunter, who recently died In the hospital at Uharlot.tet.own aflora short illness, was one of the tlrnt. pupllu who entered the Halifax School for the Blind. The recordtvahow that she enter- ed in September, 187|, and graduated as a teacbcr of music in Juiio 1877. Sin:-e graduating Mina Hunter has taught mus- , ic principally iii Prince Edward Ialind, and for upwards of thlriy yt-Ars msIn~ tained herself and proved ` herself, an sxcellcntjt ecchar. _ Miss Hunt- erwaa the daughterof Gaptaiulohn Hunt- er, cl Ln Have. Lunenburg County.- Halifdx Chronicle. - _

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_é Doughnuts at , me a dozen,

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A ple Plas Mines Pies

(fi-nm Pina nach

Cocoagut Pica each

, k rulr. Cats nd.

u tons Cairo mr pound. gut. Ci%o _ _ . - -

it/s als Y0c

Bread of all kinda, all and :aid

D . STE WART.

W. W. Lewls‘& Go'a vessel Rob. S. ar- i

liam Dobson, D D copicd from a how 5

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1 rt/1~,,e,d,,y morning 0,, ,.e,,,,.,, ,O cum, tahan at Los Angels. are now for sais at l , * ~¢ " cites in length, collar of dark green cloth with __

»>ri<_ige,Miss_ aimravisit tneiitivss and J°\1'1°°“`H DWR S°°f°- Thr” Dlvwfewrr _ \ ‘ \` ' velvet to match has "Gibson" shoulder effect- . _- i _

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issued under the auspices of the Ladies ;

and tha proceeds from the sale of litem f are to be devoted towards the huliilin

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lnudfrom l~;;iI'.. Islaiiifl with a full cargo of fund of the new Sunday school which will ' ' 5 ly

pm we" ch is 3° “R "'t' °' ""7 “nh probably he commenced some tlmenext V `." ( » _

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ents in the college doparrnze t was qi lb _f

Fred H. Wrgnt, John Ellis, Silas James, W. F. Penney, W. Hfliibotson, nnri Mausrs Ja.-eph R. Bracken, Albert ii. Huestis, Geo. Smith. John P. Lawrence,

nard Allison and Charles S. Giiiert, Tiiera may be others of whom we cannot _ now think. a

The issue oi the Monetary Tir- es 'or Ni v Oth is largely a Maritime number and' cun'alna the following with 1-dei-i-nge to 1, this Province: “As a pastoral country, ; it-health resort,a place ofaummer recre- `=,

ation, Prince Edward Island. tlrst named ; in earlier years the Isle o!iS-. John, has

claims ofits own. The visitor who has

been there once will go again, ao unfall- . illk is the beauty of h landscape and the hospitality of ltsfpeoplo. The climate

-some purple have oalledlt ‘an Eastern f*

when I ‘mis 0UneN's coUliTTfEU..l 1 I 7” 5 7”” l

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a_evl~itinit Boston. - V i I 1. i , raneie 284In- i 1° ‘n d ‘se _ V ' ' _ -0 "ld I5 ~

I-lead Offices in New Prowse Block---Charlottetown pmnn, | hmm.

Audr w and Hi-a. Sullivan of this Oiiy Atcordlgg go tha report of tha Depart- |

l ment of I diau ala ra the @*

The eil ibltinn at Halifax next yu, ,dlausin Priuno Edward ialaiifi in |906 and v “U ,

we ._-_a_.».».~.a.s=ea»aa.._- 2,..

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’ . elieviol in i.ni'ltary style, trimmed with black

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Clifford B. Trueman, H. T. Butcher, Leo-

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will oven on Aug. mth. 998 l" IM' ` . __ _f _-_ ,

TMS 5 cn, of London t B h The Schooner Roh S. has arrived at w,,_,,,,_, mock on Mm“d"°°_ _:m',‘;° Lou: hum nom P E Liana with it init

mo ’ R' cargo of ,produce which li selling at. a I "` ‘ > "

A“°"°“ “"1 “L VAUPIID ¥!0rs'. HMDD- very blah pi-Ice. Potatoes are 50 cents per ' ' '~ ~ - ' " ‘ " ~

ron. Wednesday. T\0v°mbfr27. See claa. bushel and turnipa 40eeata

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sinsd otiano. ' , - '»

“ Q’ The seventh Maritime Winter Fair. ‘ t

` ' LUV' il“*“Ul-ld! 0' P- E- hlllld Droduse Amherot opens this year on Deoembey 2. * .

ru 'H l>0l'\if honoisd at Picton and the rail- and continues on the 3rd 4th and 5th.

Way dwks prmnt qvltva bw! appear Bpeoiai rates will be isaoea on railway: ‘ ui d d

ance. _ See ad in this issue for par.lcul»rs. `j ° 1' S e a --

John Mirichln New Perth. was in tho City subscribers sending in clung” ,f V” y " y

City yesterday accompanied h hi d h dd - ill l L 5 (4 9 ’

tar who will attend tha Union, Cdindigc- :udrsetrsahwol ol: lxldaaldevzalwtili :Til -` S a ` ` i- '

Br hi Goilm- _ no ¢m~l¢rs"li~u uvuu sua nm.;

M'°f¢l'°rl 'Ill kindly boar la mind ‘"'¥"°° """" 'M "W lllllbrra. This _ _ OU want a coat of stylish apperanre-that is easy. You want o:.e that will wear that/1‘ti¢Guarclan cannot undertaken " '“'°l" 5° “Y” ‘md "°“bi“- ' well also that isa little harder. You want one. that will coinoine with the tw-~ lnsertln following issue any "chiiniiea" The Guardian news office tion; gy,

otafis received ami- one deiook eaoii twelve mi-iaigiii saturday and aw l tiaccions-ood not ~v¢ry store can do it-butlsour speciality- and colng its nest is

; °°°D- not open again until midnight il I ' ' - ‘

Guardian phono rings are No.l3‘3news s““d°7' I” "lm ‘“°“Hm° *W was sulmnipiions; 1:12-:i advertising. “"9 “'°""‘- d“'Y °'8“°“ bl "W 'rim Patrons will save their own time and b,"d 'lmnped ln Ln” 'Blu' hi” l” Tm

_ "mmf we Gunmen Ama by “king for busrulan main entr.\nca,tloor, will have

This season thazi ever before. All Our oldiciist- ”"°i“"°"° ““"=if°f° °“l¥- """'°°°""”"°“ "h°°. “nl” °"°“"

Excellent photos of the late Rev. Wil- “‘

Y requirem mv noneiit lonngas in price Not so easy to ensure you all of these vt-

vthnt is building our c »at business.

Something altogether new is a iiewv navy .

military braid and brass buttons’ im

» - ~ Price siz so f'{§ ‘ »\

Auexccptionally good value is a shadow

laid in dark reen and wine shades. iiitv in- E-

Prico $|2.95 f'

I f One of the best vaiurs ever shown, is a block ‘ 1

l ~ ` \ beaver clotlnseml-iitted back with a two inch /l » s

strapping of cloth down the side seams, back l _ and front. fiftyone inches long, and hnished ' .5

wltti fancy covered buttons. " »

Price $16.50 ' l

` A inlaid with sourache braid. with sw‘f1E ltafll’ """ " il lu il. 1

small, perhaps not30 residents in any oi e _` ._ i 5 ~ __ _` _,_ __ ; year. Considering this small irroiluienn, , i ` \_ , ‘ ; ' il' " \ i' the numbercf those then present who are I ` ~ A `°- ". "-` 7 ` , _ V \ I ‘.1 l now d,,,.,,,,,d ,,,e,,,,, vm., ,,,,._,e Th" ".9 k ‘£94 Still another one is 9. hecvr weight black »..y)h_ ` _ Revs. Ralph Breolien, William Dobson, "i

year. The many admirers of the late Dl_ __

Dchson will thus have an opportunity of , ' ,

otoiuaiaisg iinpiior.o.aaf\ at um same V. 9 g_l_ fi Another me is ,,he,,v_v ,gi-ey and green mot- 5 , "l"‘° “ld l" ""3 “.*'°'k °l h“ll‘ll"¥ U13 DEW ‘a _ _ - , \ _ l 5. I fled tweed. liao green velvet C0lla.1'_and Ciiffl. is _ l

'l""l`°"‘ C°"“"“"' l‘° we |“’“"t""°" °' sum" S°h°°l‘ The P"‘°°’ '“"’ Wllihh i l -i = i ' fiftvinchr-sliinil. With invetteil Pleat down the , ` i. ` Gr.i»i». Metliodi.-l. Oburoh Charlottetown rhe reach ofnll,-25 and 40 cents. , "l E QU . 'l' l c¢,,`,,.e Sem." had trimmed wid, doth 5t,,mp{ngs_ i _ . 1;: ;'§°fe1°f“§;§jA_°;n°;_*°f§°°°=°:°K'°§- ri.. wany.. ..y.=-wh... ii... -1.9. f lj, Price $16-95 ' '

- ' 7 H' N Jem' 0 BNP* :B"°”K°” "ld Wllilml D°l>°°l1 if ~ ,L A vtry swiitingone ir. of striped chamPa§“e ` i '

“"l"°“ 'ff St°"°°l°“ C°“°mm’°°° attsudet Mt. Ai`lson, the number of stud- ' V i. ‘ - 2 ` twevd with touches of dark seal -town velvet . . ` \ B

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"V `- large fincy bu to:-°~ l alcu I9 50 JP

beaver cloth iittfd back. velvet r~nilar_ extra cmd ~` , " ,

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oats Worth to $17.75 lor 7,75

This line i-i making a ln; of tal);-and no wonder' The ring: it still Q

gfml and in :indes th irrrngniv new Mid up to fi -_te cotas in twe_:d4 of in i i1 p it- . terns-- all Iona; loose cuts nicelv tailored stylish and well fittting. Vain-=_= lm ii ,

to-oo to 14.75. and nntilcloxd out thislot will sell at.......... .. .. $7-75 ' ) W

Vancouver ialand,' others think it ‘tranr ’» Dlanted from the Mediterranean! An estimate made on O.f.obor» 28th of tha probable value of fiald products In Prince Edward Island fcr 1907 at current prions ia as follows: Wheat, $500,090; Oats ‘§ l3.000.000; Barley. 8l?D,000; other grains 'I

Ull50.tD0; potatoes: and roots, $1,200,000; hay and atraw. $2,000.00); total $6.i?70,0.0. If this Province of B,l84 aquafo miles and ll0.(IYl psopla got. suah returns from its K farms alone, lo [what wealth mnyit not i attain?" -_

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A Photos ,

of the Late Z Rev. Wm. Dobson

issued under the aus- p

pices of the Ladies" Aid

" Society ofthe First Metho-

dist Church,-proceeds in

aid of the new Sunday

School.

p Now oN satis. ,

Prices 25 and 40 cents. _

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PURE OLIVE OIL

Bartoii'& Guestier’s

` French Olive Oil re-

presents the fi_ n e s t grade that is imported to this country-It is rich, nutritious,. extre- mely delicate in flavor and very highly refin- ed - We recommend it to those in need of a strictly pure olive oil for medicinal or table use. _ »

Put up in bottles 30

cents and 50 cents.

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DRUGGISTS.

.fr--` l ri $125 i

Two Notali Values ` '

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iai 98a

‘ Staniielris s aeafeis _

for working men. If you want a heavy warm good

Heavv wool sweaters are th: hast for workin.; ‘ -

men. Tney are rua/ie ,

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from piire wnoi.thor- §

W¢l.Il0K 8W¢lt¢l" f0i’ I ‘ nngh y Shfuqk, gl 5|;i¢ - low price try our gnc rib, knit. two sizes :nec ~ P i sweater. inm and large nieris in

It comes in full size, navy, grey black

izien’s onty, color navy and hm li-if mix- blue, hoiey comb knit, mes Tha P-in is only _ 1

would be good value to- ,z5, -3

at $1, 25

day at r.25- ,

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A lot of wanted goods whose arrival we are glad to report came in per

express yesterday.

Some pretty Japanese velvet cushion tops'

Dainty Japanese silk mantle drapes.

New ideas in ladies neckwear-

New lines of ladies underwear at many prices- New toilets silk in greens, brown and navy.

New fiannetletes and domete by freight. I

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Insurance in good strong stock comfianier. .EFS §l.‘§.°'i3.ii%.“°iin'$li'.L8`a'l»'l"¢§l“.¢e"“mw'“¢5

- inurt me priooca.Yon know than our watolias

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in ropmr a whcledysor free of ohaxrro. Fuhnsip neat cleaning an repairing at m ents rum.

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