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Men’s Dogslrin 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 ¢lozsl:in_ gloves of good quality, h._p¢1

, sewn. parfcctfirirng. in gool shades of ran a nl

brown. Special value . . . . ........$|.Q0

"Perrlu’~” nrakcilogskiu gloves extra quality. Special

valruat . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ..... , . . . . . . . . . . . . .

“Perl-rn'~"' mtl e ionxin gloves in extra heavy weight

rx tcm; y -lrrrnhle. Special values at.. ._ - . ._ .<.$|~6S

Stanfield’s Underwear

For Men ~ `

Time to be looking out heavy underwear-chilly

weather is here now-'-to stay l Try “Stanfields,”-

you’ll find it most durable, absolutely unshrinkable,

and cheaper in the end.

"Staniields" fall weight underwear, line rib per suit upwards

from...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$I-75

“Stantields¢’ fall wt ight underwear in fine grades. upwards

fiom, p_er suit . . . . . . . . $2_75

Another "Stan&eld" make very soft and iinefper suit upwards

from....... . . . . . . . . . . . ........$§_5(’\

"Stsui:`reld’s” silk finish fail weight underwear per suit upwards

from . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$§_60

"Stsnii<ld's" linen and wool, fall weight, beautiful quality. per

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Heavy Wrnfer Weight

'\Staniie1d’s" heavv winter weightunderwear in all weight and

qua pef=»iiff°m..sz 25, $2.15. $5.50. $4-40

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All the Latest Fall Shapes

All the latest Fall shapes in the celebrate

“Dolly Varclcn" shoes for women, every one a winn A

-smart, graceful, stunning.

We have every confidence in recommending this

shoe to the best trade In every city these shoes hold a foremost position; i11 style, comfortable fitting

qualities, durability-in all that goes to make the

perfect article "Dolly Varden" shoes are unsurpassed

Of best quail y Velour .crlf, Patent calf, Dongols, and

Vice Ki i; allsizel aliwldlhl. . .. . .. . . . . . . “nd

- (lnly 64 More Days In Whic 'To Do Your Xmas 'Shopping

So we think it advisable to draw your

attention to these few items--specially pur-

chased for Christmas shoppers. i i h W ¢U5|.;10N 1-0115, A very comp ste showing ni re sm and satin printed and woven ton!-'f°P¢9¢\’V ¢°P5 "11 * W1 " . rang: of pretty designs -lsthogrsph uit ps' in a pop? sr

, eflee s-tinted fopsm ,york-souvenir Llrsr ottetown :yrs . “e“c_ p,|¢¢ range from .....25¢ (9 §|, 5

JMNNESB DRAWN WORK-A really beautiful. st of

' d wn work d°i||¢s, centerpieces, squares, table covers, run-

n:'s etc-the work of the deft hsuds Of .i°P°”“° "°“'"'

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L if' ""‘__r1 D, “The Two Macs”

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Jwk Steutliord leit yesterday for

Boston.

'Helen Turner, liiisrshneld, lclt yesterday for Boston.

The second football game of the series

will be hrld Octil. Sea ad.

The annual meeting of the Y. M. C. A.

wrli be on Tuesday, Oct 29. Sec ad.

A. \V. Murray has returned from

Char-.cltatown (P. E._I.)--Amherst ex.

Dr. Morse has returned to town from

P. E. Islrnrl, St. John (N. B.) and Hali- fnrr.-Otawa ex.

Dunstan MeSvvs.ln, who has been

visiting his parents John and Mrs McSwaln, City, lcli yesterday on return tu Boston. `

All telephone subscribers are again

asked to correct their directory books t0 i32~2 Guardian subscriptions. and l8i3 Guardian Advertising.

The Montreal Star reports that oysters

there are veryscar c and as aconsequcncc prlccr have advance *. Mslpequcs are are being sold ar. $10 and $12 pcr barrel and nulk oysters have been advanced l0c per gslion .

A very pleasant evening wits spcutln

the Hall, Wheatley River, on Saturday. when Miss Ruby Rattray acted as snb- stitute for Miss Rackham, at the ontar- tainmcnt announced f6r that date. The chaugc was made owing to the illness of Miss Rackham. Miss Margaret Martin was pianist, and Miss Laura Blinkeny slloist. All numbers wore excellently r nilcrtd and enjoyed by an appreciative audience.

Owing to the enormous amount of time

and cxpen~c nicsssary ln bookkeeping and making out small accounts as well ns mailing and collecting same, Tho Guardian has decided that lu future all ordinary amounts under one dolllrr wil he accepted in a cush in advance basis -rnd ten ner cent discount given, cxccpt. to those who hnve a regular advertising account who will still have tho privilege of monthly credit.

Tha many friends _of ,George Lewis’ West Royalty, will ba pained to learn of his death which occurred lsst evening. Deceased had been in ailing health for the past. two or three years, but his condition was not thought serious until a uoupla of weeks ago when hs became quits ill. He was 36 years of nge and held in the highest esteem among all with whom he cams in contact. lla was unmarried and leaves to mcurn ar widowed mother, one -sister Miss Bertie and cnc' brother John Lewis. The Guardian extends sympathy to the bereaved family?

Dg. Pldgeon. Toronto, who attended

the into Maritime Synod at Halifax, and grvs an address on the moral and social reform question, tlrrlllffvi nil who listened to him. Dr. Pldgron is rr descendant of' one of the c rrly pioneers of Presbyterian- isrn in P. E. Islnnd. He lately rfccived a cali from Toronto to Quebec, which hs dcclined. Though a less arduous field than his present congregation, he resolved to continue his laborsnt Toronto Junction. After learning his decision, some kind friends called at his house and left s purse containing $50) in gold.

As was noted in The Guardian some

time ago thc outlonk for smelts on the New York Market this season promises to bs good. Anticipating the large consignments which will come from Provincial shippers Messrs Che=cbro Bros., wholesale commission fish dealers, Fulton Market, Now York, are again this year to the front, soliciting consignments. This year ns will bs seen by their ad the firm is making a specialty of smalts, eels, lobsters and frogs and are thoroughly prepared to handle large shipments for which the highest market prices will be paid. The firm is widely and favorably known all ovsrthls Province sud fisherman will nodonbt promptly respond to their

JamesS McDonald, of North Sydney

who was on Thursday committed rc the Supremo Court on the charge of robbing $3,500 and four registered letters from the post oilloe, was tslren from the lookup there on Saturday and conveyed in a covered carriage to the ferry wharf, and crossed cn the steamer to Sydney, where he will remain the in county jnil awaiting the next sitting of the Supreme Court-. The prisoner feels his position keenly and outside of shaking hands with several friends who approached him on the boat refused to talk or exchange conversation. It is not known, what sotinn, if any, will he tskcu, but it in reported thcra that hchcrs corpus proceedings are now in progress with nvicw to obtnlnlnu a ro~ opening of the osse on the grounds tha the evidence adduced at the preliminary hear-lug was lnsufflccnt to connect Mc- Donald with the rubbory. Legal gentle- , men there claim lthe putting of thc prlsoncr on tha stand ss a witness for the0rown was lrrcrular, and therefore. believe the case will be recpenci.

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6°/Se - Deliciousness

of our cake cannot be surpass- ed. You wsut something nice for that little paftv.'l'heu order some of our SULTANA or NUT or FB UIT cake.

Just what you want

been finished on the following streets: At

furnished the management will not be h 'a

ll. O. Outcrbridue, of Bermuda, arrived

in Lire City last night.

H-rn. J' H _and Mrs. Fletcher left

yesterday on return to Oregon.

Mrs. John Henderson and her son

Wrll_lam left yesterday for Nelson, B C.

Mrs. (Capt. ) MePuer-son Prince Sm-ct,

hasreturcerlrom su extended visit to thc roast- . - »

Telephone subscribers will in future

nlcass ask for 133 when they want either the News or'Ediwr|al departments of The Guardian.

Mrs. H U Wollrrabs has returned to her

homo in East- Hartford, sfier sponding the summerwlth hor parsnh, John and Mrs. Beaton, Hunter River.

Commissioner Ccombs,C-1lonsl Pugmlra and the officers of tho Salvation Arn y held an interesting and sucossslulmeeting in tho Methodist Church last night.

Advertisers will kindly bear in mind

that. The Guardian cannot undertake to Insertin following issue any "changed cl ads received nfter one o'clock each tsrnoon.

Tho Government. surveying steamer

Ellloor arrived Friday from P E lv-lanrl, and is anchored off the Dcokysrrl. She will lay up at thc Dockysrd for thc winter -Halifax Chronicle.

At the opening meeting of thc Baptist

Convention of Ontario and Quebec held lust. weeknt Woodstock, Ont., Rev J A Gordon, of Montreal and formerly of Charlottetown was elcatod president.

The work of numbering the houses has

the western and of the town, West. Rcchford, Haviland, Union and the Esplanade,st the eastern end Edward and Weymouth.

Persons sanding advertising matter

to The Guardian are requested to slate whether same is to appear among Classified ads, Businesslocsis, Announce ments or among regular display advertise ments When no such information is

old responsible if ad does not appear sdslired.

Patrick Coady, jr., of Leominster, Mass

who has been in the Province for the past. few months, visiting his parents, Patrick and Mrs. Coady, Vernon Rive r, leaves on' return this morning. He will be accompanied by his sister Miss Katie Candy, Vernon River. Mr. Candy has the pleasure of visiting his ill-rnd home cv-ry summer. and says he secs grant improvements csoh time he comes.

There flied in this Ci'y, Sunday, Oct. 20th, 1907, Mrs. Leo Mahsr. aged 20yenrs. She leaves to mourn a sorrowinir mother, r-ix sisters, Mrs Joseph Arsenault, Bloom- field; Mrs Joseph Doiron, City; Cicely, Janie, Judith and Annie at home; and one brother, Nell. The funeral took place at St. Dunsurn’s Cathedral, yester- day at three c'clock. The psllbesrs s were Joseph Blnckquiar, Jerry Gsllant, John Gallant, Pr.-fer Mcl).>x uid. Rrv. Father Mr-I.»llan conducicri the service nt the church and grave.

1A class for bevlnners :ln dancing will

bs opsusi In Sm\ilwood‘s Hall Thursday evening 8 till 10.

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Photos ' Mount

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

from England.

These mounts are .

diderent 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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PURE GRAPE .IUICES

We have imported the fol-

lowing from London.Euglsad, and guarantee them absolute- ly pure and strictly non-alco~

holic.

i0llDINARY-s bleudof' grape

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ALTO DOURO -named after district where grapes are town. » , SONGRBST -juice of Gon-

cord grsoes.

MADEIRA-s juice of fine

Bsvor sud aroma.

MUSCAT- from Muscstel

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Rkg ALICANTE-s Spanish

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il./gvElRIAN-from Alger

gnc" 'ns s ries fr-an aries

ALES'l'iNl$-Imported fY0f

the Holy Land. does 6510!!!

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consisting of garments made by Stauiields, Hewson’s,

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Per Suit $2.00

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erlal nicely inede . - 25c Ladies nninral colour drawers, good weight and good fincli , on sale nr..25c Ladies fine pure white au- _ rumn weight vests. nice

, finish and excellent ap»

...__ |_\, pearance......----------506 _ ,"7 ` ,_ St.sniie=ds natural vests

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T, toned fronts, of good mat~ Natural vests closed front

good weight and nicely made sell for............25C 'l‘uo ~t)le~ rr ladle- \fv"i weight ' nicely finished winter drawers on sale ai..30n Warsons white or natural.

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Staniieid's natural inish Drawers u'.\shrinks.ble. . . O56

Better grades oi Staniieids and Watscns unshrinkable vest

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M . Combinations for ladies at 95, 2,05. 3-60 per suit -

H ll Childrens vests and drawers all sorts and sizes at all prices.

l Special sizes in vests ior large women a specialty he re-

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I . Head Oillcas ln ew Prowse Block-Charlotietownri "tu--.'__".i‘|

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An ,Unusual ~ Offering . of Unshrinkable Underwear At $2 Per Suit for Today

Tuesday we will make a big display of Men’s Underwear at $2.00 per Suit

Penmans and H. B. K.,

light weights, medium weights and heavy weights, some unions and some all wool,

- all guaranteed good wearers and unshrinkable, all sizes from 34 32 to 44 3z.Every ~

garment is worth at least £I.Io to $1.25. All go on sale at $2.00 per suit. See

Per Suit $2.00

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The New Fabric Gloves Are ln Soc Them.

A full range of all sorts of gloves for ladies and

. children. ]ustin_fr<\m England and ready for_ to- ..‘i'! days selling. There are uashmeres. suedes. _ring-

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" lv- woods in every size and all qualities We lnvlls

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~ 1 d “th 2994 Styles in _g:ee_us,blue1,

xhliealigrtdliiivallitixidnccoirlrbiiitild coiours. The knitting is excell-

tl `elldcne and the italmehts are handsome sturdy and

an y w , stylish looking. From present appearance they Wm be wlg?7‘g5~

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For Saturday Seven Pairs llose For Price Of six

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This special oifer is to draw attention to our hosiery deg xtmerrlrnhpfcsix pairs huge . _

. ' 'nurc g m the Province- F’i)‘ir'Sat;2:y alll; lbeaiiilllngeldiltlie :ample lot msntione.-d b¢|°W~

Save a Quarter on Sample St0Cl¢imiS- _

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A big ict of sample stocking sent by th! l>ll¥°¢ mm' l' nnflmd fgd it tgzugf ft:

from. So we have priced them about 25 per cent less than regular vs ue sn p

Saturday. But you want to come in early on this 05597-

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PERSONAL SUPERVISIUN ’

Furniture repaired.

Furniture rc-upholstered. -

Furniture of all kinds made to order.

» Great bargains continued in furniture till the

large stock is cleared out. .

At the old stand opposite Post Oilice Qnpstairs.,

John Newson.

A. nucnnmriv 8. co."

Doors. ssshes, mouldings. etc. A full stock always on hand. Dur

ng September we want to move off s largequsutltyof dbor sud window

rames, Base boards and mouldings, stair rail, posts, bslusfers. wain-‘ cottlng, flooring etc. If you need any of these it will be worth

while to see our stock and prices oefore buying.

A. DUCHEMIN & CO.

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A WJ Martin

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McLeod Q. Bentley

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