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L_"' 1' Y B* 'Q i V 'J. A.'Jones_ of this f‘itv leaves thisl Ahoy wanted to learn emce work and

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1 Saturdays

Sale of Waists

IFITY of the most stylish and in every way desirable waisis

F evtr brought to Charlottetown

go on sale Saturday moming at 9 a.m.

Every one a bargain I -

\ -" These waists arethe well known "Eclipse" make-absolutely correct in style, faultless in _ lit, splendidly made. All are crisply flesh and _ spotless. _ ` Made np for a Toronto concern who were ._. unable to accept them the lot was uttered to

us at asubstauiitl reduction. We pass the bargain along io our customers and place them' on sale tomorrow, Saturday, morning at 9 a.m. Sharp.

There is u splendid assortment of sizes

and price s

Elegant white silk waists

` $3.40 for 52.32

$3-90 for $2.65 _

$4./ioior $2.90

.$4 75 tw $3-30

as 5° for Sa-1°

Lovely white net 'waisls

$5.10 for $3 60;

$7~oo for $4 95

1 _ $10.50 for $7 50

$15.50 for $11.00

Rich black silk waists

r '$3.35 for $2.20

$4-75 for $345 ~

$5 50 for $3.70

$6-50 for $4.40

$9.60 for $‘\.3o

§g_`75 for $6.60

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_ Black Goods iiali Price

0 salen at 9 a. rn. Saturday morning-800 yards black

sud purple csshmercs.sergcs,etc used in drapiug St Joschins

V Church, Vernon River, during the obsequies of the late

Father Doyle. Worth from 35c to 70c the yard... . .Half price

A A from Germany

Au elegant 5 lot of

German make coats

_‘Q _ came in a day or two

~ - ago.

Very distinctive gar-

_ 5; i' 1, _ ments-very stvliih

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_ ing in every detail the

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gafnleutnu

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:I-duirniiirninggt attractive dslilill- 1

Miss MeNevl`n of this City leaves this

morning on s visit to Beaton.

rrportefi from all over this Province,

* _ ` Mn. Nicholas White and daughter Miss

_`;_. ,_ _ Ronan! this Uiiy leave Tuesday morning

Q-Q _.411 1;»! on a visit to New York and Boston.

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.__ 1;2§{\' ‘ ‘_ A business house 1wants an oiilce boy. _ _` _<_ ~ -1.: ` 1 " A gosd chance for the right boy. Bnquire

_ `_ I P' at Guardian advertising department. -.1 ~ ' / ,n \` ` _ Miss Mal‘¢a1ct,Kenne'iy of this City

\ * ig? :L __/In //___. _ _leaves Tuesday one' visit to her sister.

"*" '-‘fl _ _ - Mrs. George W. Worth,C:lora<io Springs#

` “"' _1' _"'_§ ' '_ : 'vT`heautomobile owned by the Char-

0N SALE ___ / _/.\_ ON SALE L lotietown Automobile Company which K Il .

AT, /'v V '11 0 QL I AT V" y°“"d°7 “id hv °h"|r' “i° her dutiesasnurse |n'llale liospital after

s* i

was bought in by A. B. Warburton, city for ON

The delegates tothe W. M. S. Conven-

tion next week arriving on the morninir 'and afternoon trains and driving to the City will please report st the First. Metho- dist Church.

Several of the streets on the outskirts

ofthe City are in a disgraceful condition. Ins bridge on Green Street, beta-eine Boyle'a Tannery and the North River Road, there is a hole about two feet long and six inches wide which will pro- bably be the means, of breaking some h0rse‘s leg before the season closes. There is also a hole sbout_a foot deep in the what-l track on the same street which is

_nlangernus enough at. any time but ex- ‘ c cdingiy so at night. Admiral street. ` fparts of which are ioweri e centre " than on the sides thus 1'- nglpocls of

water for days lifter other parts of the city nre dry, is also full of holes from six to nine inches deep. In Justice to the many taxpayers who have occasion io travel on the above streets these dangers cann t be remedied too quickly. |

The lutersoioulei Club of Boston, which has n high standing in that city of culture csutnins many natives cf this Pro- vince. Recently the Club signaiised

- its succeseby errctinga building for its

iiwn use The Iutercolonlai Building.

'I' The magnificent building is situated s,

short iiastance from the Dudley street ' iermio tstaticn, almost in the nerltte. of _ Boston has four stories and basement, finished in Western limestone and Philadelphia face brick, and is one cf the most substantlaland srtietic structures ef its kind in the city. The entire cost of land, buildings. appurtenances and som- plete equipmentis estimated et over $100,- 000, aimost the entire amount of which is pai.i.The membersbipislarge,and includes

.,.manv.busI_neas and professional ~me,u of

tie city of_Bosi0u _and 'vicinity. The officers of the Iuteroolonial Club ara as lolicws: President, John A. Campbell; vice-president., A. C. Chisholm; treasurer, W J 0'Donuei1; secretary, D. J. Chisholm; 1 financial secretary, ILE. Johnston. Addi- tional Directors: Nail McNeil, John IP. Campbell. Thomas E. Johns. R. J.Mc- 0ormaok,M. D. Executive Oemmittte: A. P. Chisholm, Nell McNaill',Jn`seph L Stewart. H. Judson Smith, Thomas E Johns; The Treasurer and thelfinsaciel

They are ueuial, whbls souled comrades

3 who delight in extandiug1a'w_arm wal

_ cents to; visiting Pi-oviucia|ists.\ The In - tvreoiouinl Club is tcbe congratulated.

H. A. Mclunls, one ‘of the brightest

` men who ever left the shores of this Prov- inces, is the editor and manager of The Maple I.oef,whieh he publishaeat Oakland, California. This intonation monthly is a

_Ig welcome vlsitortowoarcrs of the Maple

Loaf both at home and abroad, and by its means the editors liaht is prevented from shining under a bushel. He is a native of Summrside, and absence from his native Province has only made his heart grow fender of it. het summer he manauod tc not homo for a holiday,and renewed old acquaintances and b\‘0“R|l¢ Pllliil" W M'

` many friends. ` He is now, in the pages of

The Maple Leaf, describing his vlpitwbleh included beeidol this Pl'0Y|l\°° mill! Di the interesting places of the Dominion.

his trip home h aaye'-

__ i i?;_"rom Moncton to Poin't|r3`niJhe`;1°e| liz

tortrids on their-.dn.an sal IR _- iul seilcf two and a half hours on the groomer Empress brought me to the town of Summa-rslde, Prince Edward island. When seen from the water as one hpproaches it Ithe Island D|'°'"\l*'i\"l'! p|¢n.|ng and picturesque aDl1v\\\°¢'l°'- rising lu gentle unduiationa from the waier‘s edge, the land is beautifully diver- sified with woods and cultivated fields,

wiiilemany windinusef theehores go farto

I ti ti tive

nipleinalandscapeiair an a rec. . _ 1" 1 " ;?s.w°...1¢r, 1-iamrm, mat ta. "umm ibm mil i

i eGull" has become surh a faviilito

ilgllth resort. Hospitality in ii.s.au1ust ,nm 1| to bn tonne on _Prlncei ldward

[,- inline-tus mu. vrmuos by ther" th"

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r neither miiliorlalta nor pauper,'al_id

- _ In 1. extreme care in tailor- h

ing that characterizes ~

the output of lli¢l__¢’ German designsi -

_1; \\ Practically exclusive

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_..i»’..r¢"ii.s dear in ‘slum wifi '»° ti" I lend and stranger alike." There `ls ex- , ¢,,,,¢`|',d reference made to Summsreide and nj people In the erirrvnt |saus`of The = “mln Leaf and man! i“i'°""""l ' incidents related.

Doughnuts. l0c doz.

In our coastal!!

TODAY. . . . -

aired; Pl: ree each Cream Pies |sD.15e mel _ unusual Pier 15 tk soc each

para Fruit cake sge pound

_ paitaaa Cake Ib

llvhiiirgae mfdvsi A

snsaei aii rises, su

ggthood. - ~‘ _ .

STIIIRT

lee ascii.

1,4..- -or -fs.---si

A great scarcity of onions is this year

Secs-rtary are both well-known Islander. -

_ __ I . m_orni_ug for Montreal. do some colecsing. See class cel.

` "The tide will he high this morning at Mrs. D -Dotllloil and her daughter Miss ‘ ' ‘ 10.04 and tomorrow at ll.0t. Alice, welre in the City yesterday. 5 __1 _ _ `- ;s\i‘"d\’ 39p' 7

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H, S. Crane ct tha' Plant Line, Halifax

returned yes'erday from this City.

Miss*-Edna Roni:-tion leaves next wick on return't.o Taunton, Mess, after. spend- ing a month with hir parents in this

city. 1 11 -_

_ All telephone' tuoecrlbtrs are again

_l32-2 Guardian Subscriptions, and _ llli-3 Guardian Advertising. `

Miss Kathryn IF. Hearn, _Bupsrint.snd-

gt ot nurses of Bloomingdale Hospital, ' hits Plains, New York, is the [nest oi 'Mrs.`I. B. Jenkin, Bayfield Bi.

Mies Mabel Thompson leit yesterday mornin forliaverhi Mes .to resume

NINE ,l |_ l Nmg _ ’ epeniiinztwo weeks at herhome in this

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Oity.

1 Yesterday afternoon Patou K Cc's me' were busy in front of the Bt. Dunateu Cathedral, measuring and cuttinsr the linoleum to be used on the floors of the Cathedral.

There were forty passengers from Best

liver ports by the B. S. City of Loudon yesterday morning and the folldwiug “YR-\» 15 blk! Potatoes and oats and ten caseseggs.

Misa Ada Gees leaves today for Boston

aftara twn mouths visit to her heme in Fredericton. Bhe will be accompanied hy her sister Katie, who intends to spend the winter there.

Miss Irene Horne of this C.t.y leaves

next. week on a trip to Boston, 1 Newport, and New York. Sho will be joined at Newport by her sister Manda and they will return hometogether.

»As may be seen by ad in another column alt the stock, farming implements, furni- ture and crop cf the late Dr. Doyle will be sold by public auction at Vernon River on Wednesday. October second.

On Wednesday last the marriage took

place at Portsmouth, Eng. of Miss Wlnix- fred Arnaud, daughter of lf. H. Arnaud, formerly manager pf`ihe Royal Bank ol' Canada at Charlottetown, to Dr._ Harold Chapter, of H. M; S. Forte.

__ urs. s. B. ror'f1.`~anburnsa1., am-.,' accompanied by hergtwo children, Myrtle and Ivy, has returned home, after spend- ing two months with her mother, Mrs. John MacLean, Belle River, and her sisters, Mrs. D. W. McKay. Campbellton, and Mrs. Areh'd MacDonald, Whlm Road Cross. Mia. KacKay'and family eeoom- panied her sister'to Whlm Road Cross.

Jack Gormely’s many friends in this City will regret to learn that as t.he'result of an injury received to his left eye in Sour-is some two-months asc he has com- pletely lost the sight of that optic. This me me a great loss in the athiitle circles. as Mr. Gm ma'y is _ole of the _best hockey- is s in`the_Mn"ritime Provinces and was captain of ' the Abcgwelt senior team champions li`KH~li'l, and also eapielned the team which was successful in Newfound- aud lastsaason. He was also a member of the Abegweit senior football team, and was urs! baseman on their ' bass bali

team.

li nard's Liniment Used byfilysiclana-

Tn 1 Physicians

We have in stock

Streptelyiie Se r u rn

and will_be pleased to receive your order at any time.

52°

“£9

_ vunetoitdre Juices

We hive inapi_$rted*the fol-

lewiug from Inudonjtngland, and guarantee them absolute- ly ure and strictly uon-alco-

lwlle. - _

O=i.DlNARY-ablend of grape iihelszl DOURO -named eftl district where grapes are

g'ig;t"l}'REST -juice of Pon-

eord graces.

MADEIRA-s fuice of fine

flavor and aroma. '

MUSCAT- from Muscatei

§'ii:‘i>';A1_.1car<ris"-a spmni. :Inge ace. _ _. 1. X RMS#-from Mgeq _ 5.....-sivita a nn. :rata six; ' AI4E31"iNit~Imp& from the Holy Lead. eea55¢ W

(`,n'| ,sir Uilli 6. ~ 3

'asked to correct tbelrdlrectery hooks 'tc'

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small

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at Quarter tc at Third on

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made na the oiie1.It included all their medium price sam- ples snd while it meant a big cash payment the saving was

° I0 good that we anapp.-d it

,~.‘*~ GREAT FUa` Hou-‘E

np, feeling confident that you would appref-

; ciate it.`

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I A veiy nice for is s Marmot Stole, in a medium shade has four tails. satin lined.

_ Price $1.85

Another one is aliinrmot Crsvat, sixty-three

» inches long, medium shade of brown preitil

marked, satin lined and preseniaa very l|and{

- some appearance.

' Price $4.75

Sometimes altogether new isa rich brown

Marmot Cravat, with touches of erminu, trim-

inches long. ' y

Price $9.00

` med wiili heads and tails of self sixt -thru;

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Tae samples shown include scu ris rv ffm, I

thr wovers. muff;-and so o ., inrpie tv I muh, stylish marmot. divable are of

cheaper quality and ac on. J

Had we bought the same furs under or

_ dinary conditions, we should have had to

25 per cent to 33 1-3 per cent more-we

make a big saving and we are passing it

- , along.

Many of the handsome mannot and

- fitch furs tnat we are showing present al-

most as grcd an nrparencc as mink furs at six times their cost. ` " ' `

Now, please bear in mind--_ ‘H-se furs

_ are not going to iv here many di, s-~ cday " is better than later-~-some tn.

A Jap Mink Stole. one of our best imitations

of mink, has ten tails, satin lined.

‘ Price $3.90

A Marmot Collsrette of s very dark suede.

with long stole ends inisted with six large tails, and two beads, exceptionally good value at-

Si 2,00

Averylarge Marmot Caperiue, Bttingclosf

ly atihe neck. This fnrli i»ean\if.,|1y,,,,;p¢d_ replemblca mink very much and hasten large is a. _ __ _

_ Price $14.95

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We have been talking a good desi 0

remind you that as always, we are showing cf line eearfs. throws, rntls caperines mulls most beautiful markings, in sables. in fox,

Beautiful No I mink throw over scarf, with

* hell and claws, handsome marking. . . . . . . .$46.50

Very _long throw over 'acsrf, s beads, 8 tails,

ilk lining, verv beautiful thing, . . ... . . . . .$58.00 l Another handsome throw over s'éarf in Bnest

.1 mink, 6 claws. so tails, beautiful marking $68.75

1 Handsome High Class Furs

f the line of cheap furs---and we just want to ycuthe complete and authoritative exhibit and all the rest in mink of the verv best and and in the 1 dainty combination of Persian

Lamb and Ermine that is prcvingso popular in American cities.

Largo fist mud, beautifully marked. No 1

mink. bead claws and tails . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$6s oo

The "Last w0rd”iu fur style is this beauti-

ful set of Persian Lamb and Ermine throw 'over 8csrfsndl(ulset............. . . . . .._ ..3l55.75

A beautiful Brown-Fox ititole, beautiful fur

very handsomely Guished.... . . . .. ° - "$38.75

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Fnrniture repaired. Furniture re-upholstered.

large stock is cleared out.

P|5i1soNA1 sUPERvIs1oN

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Furniture of all kinds made to order. Great bargains continued in furniture till the

At the old stand opposite Post Omcc (upstatrs., John Newson.

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Maiiorrrcra aspneislty

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insurance Agency

Acrideni, Sickness Insurance

alumna, _

I represent the best companies in Fire, Life,

pleased to quote you rates in either branch.

E. R. BROW.

5 c|,|:|’:;?:x°’3n - - ---~ Manager for 7'. B. I.

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I instructed by the executors of the late

Fra ir llckenna tosell by auction

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ROSE Blliiil Flliii" One ofthe Best Dairy Farms __

5: Monday, tilt October _

AT 2 O’CLOCK, P. M. ‘nt Ross Bank situated at Southport; the above

Nflll

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rope, I hav rake.

errns all movable property cash.

A position of the purchase money mrzr r e

main oln the proven! eat ‘no interest .

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$|3°00- to $215” i ,s ?`."°'°.'§=.l".\::.!."::::.._ A mundiiliaiatnshqiinnun

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'F c WESLEY so it. Liec1ie,1i.it.c.v. 1 ° D;:smNEKs_ Veterinary Surgeon. ENGRAVERS- .f2.'.‘If.`1'$§'..f.§..`.?‘.°..{2i!.‘l..‘f°IlZ.'f...1’.§ E-l»ECTR01`Y|"ER5~ anoacss--mass nom. xslt: si.

1- St. John. N. B. ` mmf. 1-neun uuamne at

L. S. DOYLE

Veterinary Suqeon ',Graduete Ontario Veterinary Coilegel ADDRESS-Revere Hotel. Clftvtin. ' 1-9-drwiyr

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