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‘ _ 'run`i.uriiis'r mime. e' ' _ THE  GUARDIAN rmsi- ormn A PAGE NINE ‘
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.Undertaking in allb h
ec, amusing, etc. ra"
» Personal attention.
- _Fermi direcung ui in
vgiétly and peifectly sei-Foriiif
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New and up-to-date equip-i
ment in every particular.
_Prices Just what you would
wish to pay
The Davison Undertaking Co,
__ _ . - » Ltd.
Hon. G. E. Hughes, Pres
W. B. Ptewse, Sec’y Treas.
Ofhces zog 211 Prince St. `
D and Mrs McKinnon, City, leave E H Beer, city, leaves thism
_ _ _ nee, is
visiting in Sydney.
Wright, City, have returned from s.-
Open any hour, day or night i
Phone 289.
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(___ 5 n _first visit in fifteen years, and the land and "matured at the-Bevel
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Distinctive
Lady assistants always ati ~
hand. _
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should he mitlresuiril "Tho Cliurlo
Itown iiiiar.iiau_ oiiiiriottetowu, i>
ii.," and on the left. himd corner
. ‘the bottom of the envelope should
, "Advertising," "Subscription," “fid-
ior Fall
The reputation of
  this stare t~ir iner-
, ig..   , . .ii . 1
,___-»..,. i  oughness .fic ii .rice-
__  ~\ i,___  ti ’  "li i _-.ipiail
SQA __ it .ly .   K. »_e.5' tu/
af -_-__. is exemplified ui the
1* ' "1 'vi'
_.  - highest degree in
. our mantle depart-
ment.
_. _ vi hen lookii g at our
V costumes, orc insii ciively
/ ~ fc-.els that it is ilu- produce
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_ - of au artist -the vim k Of 21
_ . In .sttrdesigiici\\-lio»i-ideal
_ . _ __ is the pit drct of ilic lrrst
_S ; `-__ that iiian`s m|i.d:ii1dl_i'iiids
I   [_ mp ¢_,p|`~i`-- of l:i'<l'll0llll1g,
` _‘iv  -  |` l Sr in kill ll \V.!th. kqod
'~ l.- mute are 1. . di iincti-vc
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'ui ' ' li' " »
'li`_,Il“!` styles and .~ limits -- so per-
"°"°\" fectistlie taiioriii, ,‘ic:iuti-
, -.
fully finished in every particular --_.so good are the
materials that most women who dress well desire our
costumes.
l`he long coats and knee and hip pleated sl<_i» ts
are the _leading features of the ivew Fail Suits,Oointort
common sense and graceful appearance seem to have
-been the object of the design'rs, and they have
succeeded very well in their efforts. _ _
We show many charming models in severly pl_ain
or more elaborate effects in all the s<ason’a materials
and shades. Comprising a superb assortment of the
Canadian designers-Prices noni io.~ o 110 tv $4150
per costume.
We also specialize in jerfect gariueuls fOr Smal]
women, misses and girls, see our values at $l2.50
$l4 50 $6.75
Men’s
New
Fall
And
Winter
Suits
Smart spleudidly mt'
ing garments. tim* Img
thc shoulders witliriut a
wrinkle and diap witl&
the grace [of an all han
tailored suit.
_made for himself a large place in the
/'=`.
Cut in the latest slyl€S
finished with cuffs and
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H0* “__
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and fancy USPS °F P°°k`
eq,-_ 'I he materials are
the highsit grade Eng'
‘Hgh worsteds, Si:0ICl1 and
Canadian tweeds etc-
Pnces va,-V ,iccoiding to
terials from
m‘i5_75 and up 10 $25 Per
suit. ‘
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nam rail overwills “if Me?
t is a necessi'y these coo
. -Anice liglit overcoa how a good -i'f~\1‘£‘* i" all
September evenin 3 We S '- aryiiig in price
in e;ff°f°'.'.'..§1::.if;°1.°;‘;‘..‘;f'~°S V
from .7 8 ' inenio °
Weis slglw a___l1_i;Ilg§g__‘_1_‘_=‘;`_‘,),=_1i§){,(:1r¥c(ifi;::1<i;, ideal al
very tasty IYC , . ' 11 _ llent garments
wgight, splendidlyf_1nish;il_,.'i§i6l a exce
in every respect l’r1¢¢ '
 fs* ~ ,£l"”ma- .Lad
_'E ’"pppeia_1lfli.:ll lm”
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no H -‘»>"_ A./."':  , '
itorial,” or "News" according to
cont. ts
Bernard has lived in this State twen-
ty-one years and has superintended
many large buildings in San Fran-
_cisco and the other hay cities cou-
structcd by this well-known flrm.~
Oakland Maple Leaf.
The death took place at Port Wood
on Tuesday, the 7th inst, a’t two 0'-
clock' p. mi. of Laura June, beloved
wife of Daniel A. Simons, and daugh-
aqhtcr of Daniel Keenan, of that
_.l;ice. Deceased was in her twenty
irst year and was beloved by all
who knew her. She leaves to mourn
u loving husband. an infant daughter
only two days old, a sorrowing fath-
er and mother and three brotherlz.
Augustus, Clitlord, and Milburn at
|liomze, and two sisters Mrs David
Blake of Charlottetown and Myrtle nt
home. The funeral took place ou
Rev Mr Hogan ot Murray River spoke
Very acceptai,-ly from the words “You
.will be missed because your seat willl
be empty."
It was with und hearts that the
people of Caledonia ai-iseiiiiliietl in their
vliurch on thc (ith inst to listen
he sail und solemn services hell
eig boring
:oii;;i~e-gntioiis were largely represent-
1-il. liev A. S. Stewart, presided.
lcv D. McKenzie led in pm/yer. and
:lcv A. Gray read appropriate scrip-
ture selections. Rev. S. D. McPhee
'i`hursdii.y to Little Sand-s ceme'tery._" i
' Miss Carrie B. Woodside Hamilton
y _"mt made by Mrs Maccommck '___ She will go to her home this after- ’
______ ._ ____;_~-_-__:_~-~-_--1-___ -~-- =Pr|°nce Edward- Issland, she being u noun' .
Y Y' native of_p,,,v,de,,cE_ I M__s_ D0,_eny_ _ot V___nc0__v__r_ ,____m____4 Bethune, returned to her homo yes-
_*' _ ly Miss Compton, of this city, ia vis
Do not send commiinicntions to in- jtin he gigge M
. , W'll" , » - ~
_,1,v,duu, membm, 0, __,_m,_Eve,_yr,_,ng wutirlog ___t__e__’_`__ ;;’______fe ;f;'_l:___f_'_1_\;l;g'-'f_'_ _ Among the Parties in this city loav-
ll. i
°‘ the west she will take trips to Priuc
F1 hhliwnrd Island and Mu.-iancliiisetts;--
M- Ht. John 'I`elegi‘ii.pli.
he ,___
___ _ f-liiliscriliers please add' to- their
___ L 9 rlrectoriesz-39541,, Dr. Reid’s office;
li - __ 23.1, Jas Edens residence; 3i;0L2,Mr,|
S F h‘rost’s residence, 355L (J
R. L. Bernard, Berkeley, Cn!.,T,',,y1(~;;-'B 1-osidience;396 Chester 
building, superintendent with the C1uro’u residence; 2TL,’R. B. Square-
lifm Of Lil1‘1gI`€l1'HiCkS CO. iS 0. mi- iirigg’s residence; 364J, D. K. Mar_
tive of Malpeque, P. E. Island. Mr. tin'g Omoo,
; .__
Among the outward passengers from
this city yesberday were Miss Daisy
Hoiikirk to Halifax, T. McConkey,
Government Steamboat Inspector, to
Pictou, Mr and Mrs 'l‘erril1 to Old-
town, Maine, Samuel and Mrs Allen
to Stq‘la.rton, Hector and Mrs Dar-
rach to Mystic, Conn, Misses Miiiion
and Ada Fitzgerald to Quebec, 'limos
Kelly returning to Cranbrook, IJ, C,
from a visit to Trncadie.
» » . - -  .~ -.».~-.\\-. ss»s...-.~.“-Mum-_-..-.-...mmso
_  HE   AN chain; cn a visit tc Montreal. mixer' Toronto. °l"`
‘ ' - - _ - - . The Hhrlsnd goes _to Orwell this A. P. and Mrs Prowse, Murray Har-
_ Heac omce In _New Pnwse BI-0ck_pha,,|ouet0wn_ _ ggi-|_i?__|:__;i_i_;___t_;h;;p_t_:>_ clock. Return l__;c;&n_returned home yesterday after.
"°°1Hi»vn wiv. urs: ci ni. | iuisa au.. iicnsnaia, city, has re- Hon. wm. mciiai-as, Bideford. ar- Mi" M¥"1° Fll1l°Y°°“ “Dil Miss
--- ftui-me from ii uiontiis’ visit to rived in the city last night and rs- M°D°““1d- Ci¢Y» Ml- W8'-efdsv mo -
Rev A W Mahon se A 4
. U1
~ - . ii rews, N. Boston. gistei-ed at the Victoria. ‘"8 1°” B°°'~0“-
D., well known in this Provi
@-
ncv in-. Kirby. Hopcwcu Hui, for-.l Pm! F-°fl°'° *arms _fiom voice. piano ei;1`y"°;‘e:;;_'f§_'j__';'“_;_o°}‘_’_E_:_‘_"g“-__f_‘;“‘fe&° tg;
l Mis Clements, Murray Harbor who 2:52,? 05,, tiliist eigf,exc&;t1l;3 returned ?v‘i'?ti‘illg$mlxdil1!l:l¥Bi?oii?C£§:_camnL or tl" B°“°Vl°t°-
has been the guest of Mrs Franir Me- B B ° ' ' ' | ____ m
Kee, Gin _ et - ii ii . °‘,'- _ _ M Arch M Lean a 4 af, P~ M- Bf°f`|1¢\‘°- Vsfvon River was
’ '  °‘“° ’°“”°“’“" ..2:‘:i.‘:.:“r..?.r .?.°.::::’::. 3:: mf nw. “Ci--1»i§1`»-?“i»-if is tr  ’°°’°'°°’  'im
Provincial farmers will be interested duments tha,-,of “_ is Meena,” this morning for Halifax where one ° °m°°“' ‘
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;;>.:s:::.f“afei":: s:.:ii:‘;°:.:; :ze    ‘rr "“ °“°°_°  i    »»~  ii- W..
d°""“ 'md they are “°“' °“e"°d at in.mFrida;etoni)nsdiEeeinsiillrioii iiaxnfirgt Dr standrd' of McGill University' giorliie: aiweliigznnlehtand tomonow
“°"'°“"y nv” “em” P" l’“"°1~ following issue ‘ ih“°w"_,:t“m;d h'°mt M'“1p°‘1“°- P- E~ g _ _e_ g ' in Toronto, after spending ii-: suin-
__._ _ _ ' I., ere e spen most ofthe sum- » - mer here with her pnirnts. F. !‘.‘ and
M" Mari' Wright and Mi” Ethel 'Alexander MacCormack. pndxvrlfe of m°r"'M°“tr°°'1 Witness' Cili;/Iyisleili/i7ceGl;1lii:`n x(i1ici\i!:iii:gAfo]i~acii.§ iiiligi°xil‘ Mrs M“r°m°'_St" ‘IOM Trl°A""w"`
vig” to Hamptom N_ B_ They w‘em Proviiience, Rhode Island, are visit- Miss E_ D_ Bigga,__ Bmda1b_me_ “_ visit to Ottawa, Toronto amd Kings- ,_
:accompanied by Miss Agues William- gfuscfinlgd l.,vl,?,i3C;L'1;',a:l;w;18l.!;°mack'l§ ¢\\U19d` 1%" “ight by the N'0rth\1mb2l‘- tau' Ont' `
r~~» who will attend Colle ~e 1 this '-
8 .
_who has been visiting in Uharlottei
town tho guest. or J. J. und Mrs
teiwluy.
~i
*mx ycuterdny afternoon wana: --
¢D_r J. L. Melt/lzllan to Murray ituver,
~ fir .lniiies Ralph to Suimmerslda, and
l“. iliiggnn tu Vernon River,
lik
Mrs A. W. Clements, of Clementfg
Hotel, Murray Harbor, who has been*
spending n nhort time in this city‘
the guest of Mrs F. N. Meme, re-
turned to her home yesterday after-
noon.
am
i :-The B. S. Harland will go to
Victorial, Crapaud, on Monday mom-
ing the 20th inst, and return with Ex-
hibits and passengers- in the after-i_
noon. Sbeiwill take the exhibits
1-ack to Victoria on.'Satni-day follow-
ing. The Harland will make trips to-
West River, morning and evening, on
'Thursday the 23rd. Sept.. but will
not ma.-ke the West River trip on Sat.-
urday 25th Sept. The Island Tug.
Co. Ltd. 9-1%tuwi3i.
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M. Thomas, City, leaves for .mint-
real Thursday morning. ‘
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A vcry enjoyable and iiiiiiroinptu
party was enjoyed 'oy Mrs hliltai' G.
BMI, St Stepficn, nn '.~1utiii'\'.:i>' e\'f‘u-
ing when 5 number of her fii--iids iii-
vaded her home to s<ii'|»i‘i.~i'- :~::rl rfiii-
gratulate -. her upon her irtl\\\.i_\'-
Bridge was the chief fr-utuic if .iiii~i::r
mieuii alter the cxcitcnicizt iii thc ur-
rival of the guests had siiiisidiil and
at the C1086 Of tlzi- evening siniiil urrrt
lull and laughter' Mrs lit-er was .lJl"‘-
sented with numerous gifts wiiicii were
more conspicuous" for tlie‘r unique-
ness and ' Originality' than for value.
Dainty 'refreshments in picnic inzyle
were served at midnight. Mrs Beer.~
much to the regret of bit “l*t¢‘l>lu‘f\
friends, left On Tuesday for her iifiluc
9
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Beauty ‘
Package
Chocolates
Put up expr s:~l\' io
our order, fresh from
the factory.
This package con-
tains a delicious assort-
' ment and we confident-
ly recommend it.
*wrr---0
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1-2 lb box 35 cents
I lb box 60 cents
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Among those present lifetime recent
financial meeti'n|;,ol the Chet-hem llo-
thodist~Dlstrict, who are-vmll known
here were Rev G. F. Dawson, Chn-
tham, and Rev Tl. is Mnrlhall, Sack-
viiie. - - _ '
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Disease Germs
Gannet harm healthy human
bodies. We cannot have healthy
bodies union we hlvo PUD ,
-the ldnd of blood that lleod’s
Onnnparllln malice. -
his great medicine 3 lm-
°\i\\i\°d.\mavi>fvwh¢d , PW*
fying and enriching the b .
It euros acrofula, ecnem '~ ptionl.
catarrh, rheuinltism, une: nervous-
nem, t/hat. tired feeling, dy _ pain, lou
of appetite, general debility,&lnd hllildl
up o whole system. `
Get Hoods Sarsaoartlla QM-»v
Ile
Package
oi
Mars’
Horse
Ceiigh
e Powders
Will cure '.~ot»r._ hor-
se’s cough in 1 or3
days._ ~
Price 25: - ii ckage
For Sale o»-._v at
rem! '[8 =,_,‘1i”
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l`he Buaieat Store on Char°loiietown'| Bueieli Street.
  at McLeod)
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J. McNeill led in prayer. Rev D. B. _
McLeod gave a touching address eulo- 
sizing the deceased; and speaking ten fj
der words of comfort to the stricken 
widow, sorrowing family andbereaved 1
real, sou-in-law of the deceased, `f'
thanked the people of Caledonia., for
their loyalty und' love to the pastor
during his life and their evidient dc- _
sire to honor his memory. Riev A. f_
Gray ' closed the services by' prayer. I
tario for interment in the family plot.
The late Rev Geo McLennan was or-
dained in Nov. 1864, and has been
actively engaged in the work of the 
ministry untii his death. He labored
successfully ln anumber. of important
charges in his' native province, On- '
tario. He was settled for a time at
Vermont, U. .S. A. He came to _
this Province three years ago and [
was immediately called to Caledonia
whore he was inducted in Jan'y, 1907.'
Thie congregation greatly prospered 
un-der his care. He was a. man of 
strong' personality, good judgment I
and sound sense. He had a keen in- I'
tellect, o clear gnasp of truth, and ._
n marvelous facility of expression, "
which made all his discourse exceed- »
ingly acceptable to all classes. In _
factihe was a preacher of rare ability "
add exceptional power. During his
brief ministry in this'Provinee he has
affections -of his people and has won
the high esteem of all the neiglibQring_ _
congregations as well as of all his _
brethren in the Presbytery. He
has practically died in harness. On
his last Sabbath on Earth he stood
Goid's love to men. The following:
Thursday morning he heard his Mas-
ters voice callin-g him higher and he
hastened home to receive the Eternal e
Crown. Com. __
-watch New wonderland' s sig n I
boards for program nightly. '
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Gbe Deliciousness 
of our cake cannot be mrpa_s|- i
ed. You want something nice
for that picnic or tea party.
~ then order some of our
:uve a brief address cn Mr. McLen- §
.inn’s life and work paying ai high  \l f
tribute to the memory of the de- 1; \- i
ceased. Rev Mr Stewart fleelingly f=
addressed tho people in Gaelic. Ravi L,  
iconic. nav P. A. waikcr of Mont- =1 ‘I _i
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The designs are smart, th
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umn Coat.
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The new coats that we have ready for you are notable for the characteristic that may be called class.
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e lines in every garment are _gn-aceful, the cut and fit is just what you expect of best
of late October.
o, 14.00, 15.00, 17.50, 20.00, 23.00.
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tailor work. The showing io-day is particularly good, :uid as we_liave renlafkf-di 11121115’ °f Pm' f°f'~'_'ha’}d°d
customers are gathering in garments that appeal to them even at this earlf,date, toprovide against the inevitable
in his pulpit and eloquently proclaimed li
Sultana or Nut or
Fruit Cake
Telephone 21|
D. Stewart.
ECLIPSE BAKERY I
Baku Beat Bread 
worth 201:
4 inch plain tafielta ribbons  66 yd
This bargain is a notable
oneindeed; Themaiutrouble
ve have been bwviug aboutit
is to get, _the__ ribbons out from
Swiiferland as fast as we can
sell them in Charlottetown.
There.. are---_ blacks, blues,
reds, pinks, rose, greens, white
etc. 4 inches wide, all silk
taffetta, just the sort of thing
that other stores are offering
you at twenty cents-Only big
buying makes this bargain
possible--and a bargain it is
at
_ 16c
per yard
Some very Smart new Silk and Net
Waist IDEAS '
Express yesterday brought a great line ‘dfliiew
waista. latest fall models direct from the maliere. li
Very handsome allover lace waist, high gui*piirel§
collar, long sleeves, ecru wash silk slip $3.75!
Tucked embroidered net, in crenui, 1' s the fabric ~.
of which a very fetching garment is -vi :de, l<`ront§ _
and sleeves finished with Plancn ba.. ling with a.-
dash of colour given by a touch of sky :md brow:
silk embroidery -'U ' ’ _T
Arich and effective taffeta ~‘ ‘,'~fi~i. ‘ fs*-UW
tailored, has round yoke of ner -\» if i»...»..- 1
Cuff similarly made. Jet hr"f"~-' iv?-
brightness to a very pretty gi f i»i_i~u  _ __
A plain tailored waist or s it iu~-f in i "I
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