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` lla. Jalan Dviur. St. Eleanofa,
visiting lla. Edu. Carew, Baogay.
- Kal. (DI). Knit, B-istBosioa,ls vialtinir
Mia.
ii":`   of __ A a in-niv ...na in
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balooklng wall and barvest ready in bo
hound
I.m|uu.A. Snuu has returned to
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An! good atrcolz boy, who dsairaa
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` ` ‘s ‘mutant work with rapid promotion
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~ _,N_ewFa11 goods are
coming in earnest now.
Thousands and , thous-
_ ands of dollars worth
cf every sort cf goods
` for Qbarlottetown’s Big
‘Departmental Store.
_ Qur§Fall and Winteris
' stock this year is the
` greatest ever shown.
_ -‘These elegant Fall
éostuine Fabrics came
yesffisiasiz' Biewiiiiilly
woven-V-'the product of
old Englsnd's bert
weavers. C ,Q r r_`,e_ ,c_t_
weaves, too, for the
coming season.
Chiffon
- - Broadcioths
Moat beautifully woven
and finished, these are the
correct weight for Fall
Costumes, ull fiit -four
inch width! in a. lovely
range or fashionable color-
ing: Greene. Naviea.
Browua, Winea, and Black
Ji io, jr 25 Sr 55 the yard.
_f | waits: ron sA.vii`>i.r:s i
Rich _Tweed Effects
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Rich, beautiful _mixtures in-Thandsome twecd 'effects-
_dgrk shaded, 'most serviceable and excellent ‘wearing
L. goods-forty-five inches wide. For children's wear
~~ they are exceptionally nice. __ Per yard.. . . . ._‘-5oc and 75c
»4._.`!~_('-€
New “liewson” Tweeds-_.Q
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-"» Hewson Tweeds, from their genuine excellence, have
secured adim hold in public favor. Their weaves and
_ patterns for this season are even handaomet than ever.
'~ And when the rising tendency of the wool marketis
` considered the prices are low. '   ._ »
A pointer. Purchase vour twced costume length now
`- even although you do not make 'it ug: at once. Higher
prices are sure to prevail on repeat or ers. `
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New Clan Tartans
__ A full range of pretty Clan _Tartans is being shown are
‘ excellent value and at present in high favor or ciiildreufs
'_  wear. All the popular coloring; are represented. Forty
" inches wide; Per yard.. .;  ._  _ . . .
_ .3:c and 55c
Handsome Waistings p  
Neat waistings in a large range of prettv :wild "givllnd
and spot efiects -- dark shades mostly. Handsome tones
- of navies, browns and greens with various size spot» per
-> yard........'.. .............._,.L......._...... ..58c
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  FRENCH FLANNELS
"  ' ' Entirely Ndw Designs.
` ' Aenmpiete showing oi the ev_ei popular French
Fiannels for _wais-tlngs. _ ‘
Some entirely new designs _in fancy patterns-
the regular staple things and prettyislik spot edects.
Excellent quality, per yaid .. .'. .  . . . . . ._ .58c
. -_ . ._
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' by Rav John Murray. The: pail ben-ers
= i warn D N McKay. Wallington Haslam,'F
_ :`W I-Ilekcx, Wm Bigger, Bertram Havlain
_ _' \ _ ‘ond Benjamin Howard.
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9f’“"-""'“' 'hi “”°" ~"i"-i°fi‘i"9<i'l3~‘1'\°“°'“' ' 4 iotasvlla-mnaaaai-|\»-I
   .furnac-
and
very complete
Menalines,
shade at
in wide
35° i° 53¢_
(Us Y
,hould apply at this oliice at once.
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_ " =_‘ . Tuscan or ti.. upto. me wiring
'_ aaoaahasbaonchangedt»oBspt. 17th the
,_ 5  __ , ,___`_v_ ontrim olcalng onSopt l0t.h. Seead.
_` "TBI Saturday Guardian, only fifty cents
a year is an excellent gift. for that friend
of yours abroad. Subscribe for it todav.
Josxra Hnsnal, of Pmvidence,R.l.,
has baanvlalting relatives and friends in
Springfield and Urapaud for the past two
weeks. He will leave for home an Sat-
urday.
Miriam Ennis Arm Bunn: Gar. of
Charlottetown, are visiting their grand-
parents, Dr. and Mrs., Bradshaw, at
New Glasgow. Misa Buble returned
homo Monday, and lilac Emma will
follow in two weeks time.
_,Miss Mrivrnn O. Wooii, a native of
Prince Edward Island was married at
Fremont Temple. Boston, recently to
.l!‘redarickLGwyn, a conductor on the
Eiovatod,anatlva of Oape North, C B.
Altar they return irom their wedding
journey the couple will reside at Milton,
Maas.
Conrursronnnrus should remember that
to ensure early appearance of correspond -
ence all matter sent. in should be cut
down as much us possible. Every
attention is paid to correspondence but
it ia impossible to get everything in as
written, especially when as of late many
communications are being received each
day.
‘ Parll ann las. ldinarn have
"returned from a vlalt tosydaey. 5
‘ R.H_avu.atmGunans of tha Bank of
,'lha'onto. is visiting hh conain E. B. liavi-
‘ land ol this city. a
Bxavlcn preparatory to communion will'
be held in Zion Church this evening at.
_ii o’eiock. Rev. Hr. Sadgewiok wiil‘
lpreach. _ `
il   engaged i
aa' _ni-inoipal_o| Emerald High School,
vloa Peter Hughes who goes to St.
_Dnnstin'a. |
Rav. J. E. llaruncos of Montreal is
tc addraas the Strathalbyne and Tyne
Valley comrratlatlou on Sunday thailth
‘lush Heialoapoak on the Points-aux
,Ti-iemblsa Minion Schools and French
ilivsngellsation.
Pncrnssoa Fancnsoxv of the University
oi California, will lecture l tha Manh-
ilald Hail cn Monday evening next at 7.5!).
Subject. Cnlllotnlo and its Earthquake.
Adiailalonten cunts. Proceeds for the
repair fundo! tho Baptist and Presby-
terian churches. .
Adiaorderiy resort was raided a few
days again Picton and the nr'opricwr`
Mrs. McKenna arrested. Subsequently
she was lined #lil for keeping a disorderly
house, |50 for Scott Act. violation, and
was ordsredtoleava the town. Ona of
the inmates was Michael Kinsella, ol this
City. Mrs. hlciieuna became ncwrioua
in Charlottetown afaw yearasgc as the
keeper of a place which was known as
the "Buck and Wing."
Jomv Moimxsoxr, a native of Prince
Edward Island, was killed in Sydney on
Monday inet, by stepping on a live electric
wire which was lying on the ground cn
Prince Street. The wire had been blown
'iowa by the wind and was charged with
a current. of HX) volts, of which the unfor- l
tunato man got the full force and wasi
instantly killed. Mr. Morrison has livedl
fora number of yaarsin Sydney and has{
worked al a carpenter. _ He was a\
widows 41 sara o‘rl. and loaves a family
A Wonderful Showing of
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EYNOTE of the autumn ideas in suits is
“VARIETY.” Time has passed when any
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I' -_ Q V ~  j 3 _  3-uni _ once. in New Prim. sink-charioiianwn. f, .Moore __ _ gs W.A.Sic_v
a.”/'IAR£qI7'£"_7‘0|v;y,‘5f<'  .Smpg   cmaim any .san s nhfiitriau aiiaaiwa' S. A. MCi_C0(i _ ,_  M. _ I; .i.i’. i;0i'd¢|l
‘ iAutumnal Styles
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adies’ Suits
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` one style could be “the whole thing". The
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bea tiful models shown to-day exemplify in faultless
__ method the princip‘e we’ve expressed.
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" //_,i 1 ‘.,,_\\._,Q\ Practically the full line of models turned out by
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ffale // _
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~ FW' .he Enest suit maker in Canada- _
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` ered buttons flat collar and cuffs of black
Tim next regular session of the District |-_ y _
DiVi9i°l‘|. N0 4. 50°! Oi T¢lIlP°fll\°° Will cf small children. For some time uitei-
ba held with Steadfast Dlvisioa,Hampton, ping tp Sydngy be wg gngggod in
on Saturday September ll2,at 2 p.m.A pub- ti-nqking,
llc meeting wliibeheld in the evening _ |
mat delegates are elected to attend and month. .ga hu b"n`m mat, a rzlxi
°r°dem'm° n"“m°d m me District ated and hiis been the moans df siihliiringi
as . _
Scribe, Daniel McLean, Canoe Cove,
soon as possible. '
Tm: S S Sokoto of the Elder- Dempster
are the Agents.
line is expected in Charlottetown during in connection with this paper, an Adver-
mer tlslng Agency. Thus any persons or firms
this month from Montreal. This awa
is large, well built. with Mravloliy 0! 7.000 desiring advertising in any newspaper
tons,hasaspeed of fourteen knots Del' outside of this nity, can have same
hour, and is well adapted for passelllmr placodbyTho Guardian. They can thus
accommodation. Freight and passengers secure th
.will be carried _at reasonable rates, their orderdirect, and have each adver
and shippers will do wall to patronize this tllsament checked to seo that it lets the
new boat. Carvel Rattaubury 6: Mssservy proper number of insertions and appears
employment for aotnany people and helpi
forso many business houses and house-'
keepers, it has been decided to 'establish
e same ratea as if they placed
as desired. it
Some among the many are the follow-
ing:-
A serviceable grey plaid liomespun suit- The
skirt has wide bias straps on each seam
to knee, flaring in pleats below. Pony
coat with strap eiiect carried out on
seams. and out lining the voke oi grey
_ silk velvet which is finished with grey
silk braid. ' The front is plain with bone
bnttons,linlng of grey satin Price $23-00
A plain. neat, tailored suit in iron grey serge,
pleated skirt. 3-4 length _:oat black satin
liningat......  . . . . _ . . .
_.$2500
Atrim, catchy. blue and green pzald suii
nine gored- skirt, pleated down cenir
front and back.:Short coat,tlght-titting,
strapped seams, black velvet yoke edged
withblack silk braid, velvet buttons and _
00 pleated, and nine gcred. The chi:
cord as finish- Black satin lining. .$28-
An elegant suit of Royal blue ladies cloth_
silk velvet. finished with button and
black silk braid. Black mohair lining,
. . . . . . . . _ . . .
..  . ..Price$28.00,
Another trappy combination of olive green
and black plaid Fancy strapped skirt,
with .ight Biting coat. full sleeve, plain
cull' trimmed with bone buttons and vel-
vet. Black taffeta silk lining. _ ..55\.00.
A dainty effect in black pin stripe cloth shows
the skirt in nine gores, tucks forming a
double box 'ileat on each seam. The
tight fitting coat is tastesfully trimmed
wiihblack velvet. silk braid giving the
i
e finishing touches. The coat it lined
throughout with tafletn silk Price $35-00
An exceedingly handsome suit is of maroon
fancy cloth. the skirt in princess style
Eton coat is trimmed with velvet to
match buttons of same, fancv silk bis'd
skirt similar to one last named with foot . -
` h E "li d lined with
strappings. Pony coat trimmed with
cloth, set in vest covered with 5"-_ cav-
completingt e nts , an _
tatieta silk  . . . .
 _.Pine 537.00
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If you choose from our showing .1 di ~~_~. _f _'_"~i- llkf’  - ~ the bill- 1 * 
~ it in i-  “No Er, no _
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-1 y £5
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right we’il place a special order- and
get your su
_ richest siiks will
weaves in
The range
y wanted
Peau-de-
t .
he yard _ Y'_l
excellent quality in
.'i'95??"=_"‘ '
_cents with their request.,
if they do not get what they want.
August 2nd,aged -ii, Thomas Ball, for-
ar some four month's ago, being than i
not productive of improvement of ha
condition, and ha passed away after
respected. He leavasa sorrowing wife
years-the eldest a boy of lil.
ter. Mrs Egei-ton Heaney. Among th
‘number of young people invited we
Boston. Refreshments weresarved,afl
'Heaney and Miss Daisy Boreliam
pleased. V 
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67, on August. llist, of Mrs James Mcli
aged 44,a daughter oi Robert. and M
Weeks, South Granvllla.| Sha laavaa
and three brothers, one brother resid
attandsd. The sorvicaa were ocndncud
$¢ed_g§oklcs
Staci' Cots
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Make a nice lunch
for the children to take
 _ Preah every
iiayjat rec ,per des.
 
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rnosn who want work ol any kind or Tas; happv home circle of Wm. H.
are looking for help `of any kind should Stewart, Mt, Albion, Dotiid, was broken
,send their names and addresses with all on tha 17th Angustlaat by the death oi
-` particulars or cali at The Guardian hiswlfe at the ago of33years. There was
Employment and information Bureau,` left with the widower nnallttlc babe one
New Prowse Block, Charlottetown. vveck old. Tha sad death was entirely
Telephone iiiZa. Those who do not unexpected, and the source of sincere
desire to advertise will please send 25 regretto many friends who mourn for a
which amount woman of high character and admirable
will bc returned tothem on application disposition. A mother and father, three
d
AT Bnwu' Me" them pu" "ny on Sunday the lilth, and was largely attend-
mmlly °! Dromwe' H° "mana to Btn: The funeral services were conducted by
filling health. The change however w J very eloqnnt. The Dunham” wen
a
I bm, _ H Luna Lincoln Irving S Sealey. There
:°:°f;fa;“;°:&i 3:-":::"¥_ d“l:,“d|; were inauy elaborate tidrai tributes.
two sons and four danrihters, all young in tn be rsndsr-ed by the ,Fourth Regiment
A vlnr enjoyable party was given by L
Mn Samuel Pierce, Highfield, August. 28 2'
th, in bonorcl the birthday cf her daugh- al
e
4.
rs
Misses Mai-garit and Eleanor Wyatmof ‘_
a
which music was furnished by Mrsl: 6|
o
Charlottetown, then gamoa and amuse-
mants were kept. up until the "was sma-
houra." After ioininir hands and singing _
Auld Lang Sync the partyldispensd much _.L
Tan death took place at Snriugiiald Lot
Y
,., 9.
Lo 10.
mourn ‘a narrowing husband, seven sons
and nva daughters, also thrsa sisters
ing
Pay.”
sisters and one brother also survive the
deceased The funeral took place on
ed. Interment was at Pownal Cemetery.
Rav. Mr. Chowan, whose sermon was
Wm J Mciilachcrn, Jas Myers, Ernest
. Tar following li the program which is
Band in Queen Siiuarc Gardens this
ev niaga-
l'
8. Characteristic. Spanish Dance
Machitta '
As played here by Naval Band
r nest Hiawatha
(£3 -l -_.J I Tl*
W. W. Gmmnans and daughter of
Washington, D. G., ure visiting in this
city-   . .
Bi-:us.\miGii.|.t‘sand Austin Bradley
both grniluateaofSt.Dunstan‘a this year,     
left yesterday for Montreal. The former
Wm °“"°"` LW” U‘“""’"'y ‘md "h° This is the state of affairs at the big furniture sale.
latter will gc on rata-eat preparatory '
to taking np a profession.
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WAS A VERY SICK BOY.
°Mmh_ Canndlanvlnf-nm,” smmbem But Cured By CliamberIain's Coiic, Cholera
Fsntastla,'i‘he Witch Dancer and Diarrhoea Remedy.
WINS. Mliim” "When my boy was two years old he. i
Baritone Solo, Myaglcghiries, ‘ had A very seven, "mek of bowel ,,°u,_ i .
' ‘C '“°\°“‘ I t, bu ii the use of Clinmberlnlirs'
Selection, Reminiscences of 35"; Choliieraflnd Dlnrrhow Remedy Wei . a-J O H N N E W 5 O N.
s°°t`l““d brought him out all right," says Maggie
M“r°b' F°'“"'h R°g’m°m‘ C°°k° Iiickox, of Midland, Mich. This remedy
C°"‘°i‘ Much wrm°“ 1°' can he depended upon in thc most. severe
and dedicswd 0° cases. Even cholera lnfunluin is cured by
th” Bwd by B°"dm“'°' E it. Follow the plain printed directions
C°°h" M°n""’°l and a cures is certain. For saic by nil
Waltz, Valsc Bleu dmgulsuh
Two Si.apa(By eq )
March (vocal iriollrlsb M11- Big sale of tooth brushes -New
5°"B°°“°C- H‘“°"» goods at the Central Drucstore.
Bandmaater. none week only.. 9_7d3{_
Stock must be closed out quickly. Prices are being greatly
cut to this end. You ought to have your share of the
bargains.
This isa good time for baby carriages-»
Our stock is new and most artistic in design.
Price reductions never before heard of are
greatly in evidence in this portion oi our
stock. Buy today. _
 
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in Boston. Har funeral took place to
 THE SCHUULS
New Loudon Cemetery and was largely “
A KODAK
i Rc-open Next Tuesday.
SNAP
Dr.Cliasc’s  
We have a few second
hand kodsks on hand
which were left with
us ro be sold,-good
value at the price
asked.
No. 1 folding pocket
_ kodak for $5.00.
1 No. 1 A folding
'i pocket kodak $8.oo_
l No. 3 folding pocket
kodak $10.00. _
. ®ll and ace them.
Medicines
Big fresh stock oi
Nerve Food
Kidney and Liver
Pills.
Oilltlileni.
Catarrh Cure.
etc., etc.
Wholesale and Re-
tail.
Ii¥i`i"iii°,i§\.§ili`iiii»
Goraardt. George and Keat'8ta.
'i`AYi.0R'S BUOKSTORE is all ready with a
large stock of all kinds of SCHOOL BO0KS and
SUPPLIES.
Let the little ones come along we will see that
they are properly treated and get just what they
want.
A cordial invitation is also extended to the older
children.
EVERYBODY WEi.C0llE AT
ii,y"ioR’s Booxsioiue.