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_il Vast Showing of Stylish
Creations in Richest, R.are°l"\1rs
Fur Neck pieces! A vast showing " indeedl
Every correct siyle in fashionable Furs selected for
their excellence atievcry point wherein Furs should
excel. _
VARIETY is one of the strong points in our
showing ci Neck furs. Our range extends from the
neat Cbney ruil at $1.00 to the elegant Mink Stole at
$100.00! And such a variety of prices between l
 We Lead in Fursi
There isn’t a doubt about it.And buying in such -
great quantities enable us to buy at lowes. prices.
And we ask you to COMPARE our selling prices.
We will be glad to have you do so.
Fashionable Neckpieces
Coney' $1 to $5
.Marmot $4 to $25 `
1' V -~ltock 'Martin $9.50 to $i4_
A' Stonc Martin $20 to $60
Ohio Sable $5.75 to $22
Alaska Sablc $8.15 to $75.
, Fox $8.50 to _$45.
Bear $6 to $25. . 1
Tihbct $i0 to $25.
Persian Lamb $10 to $30. 1
' 'Mink $20 to $ltltl~
No arti le gives such
genuine com ort to the ~
fortunate possessor as
a lovely Fur or Fur , '
lined Garment. This
l50
selected
Fur
Jackets
And everv0!l¢ WC
GUARANTEE., Aslr
other For dealers what
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: means SAg1`I_S-
‘which is the fair-
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   2 osszzs.
57055
in New Prem
mio. fi’
eeets e yeer_
has return-`
D. Ji lcllostaso, merchant, Murray
Kvw, wl il hd dw yesterday.
Bev. A. Kctani Butouun wilt preach
at Vaileylild next Sabbath (14th lnstlat
thevlsitea to the city yea
si r- \~ - `
-'R'lI'.fl`l. Bolnlfaou of India, -wil
_preach at Heart! Ball next Sunday al.
U tfclook.
UIQ Ldrrln S-rinrimzs has returned to
Bostm, _where she will resume her duties
as trained anne. '
I. A. lcimon, editor of the Maritime
Farmer, Sussex, N. B., is here attending
the Inhibition.
D. Uchlnl, Orapaud. proprietor ot the
only country dry goods store in this prov-
inoe, is in the city. `
Psouisirou summonsas have been
solved on John Horne and John Ingles.
returnable on the ldth.
Html: B. llcilacnsuu, Councillor at
Law, Boston, who has been visiting at
Baydeld Lot 46, has returned home.
Till Saturday Guardian, only ility centa
a year in an excellent gift IU that friend
of youre abroad. Subscribe for itjtoday.
ON Sunday next. (October li) there will
ba service in Long Creek church at li a.m.
and in St.. Jchn'a church, Crapaud, at
6.1!) p. m.
Hao-ron S1-iawm, Mt Buchanan. cap-
tured live iullgrowri seals oil Buchanan
Island,last week, which netteda nice
sum in oil sud pelte. '
_ Tll youngest child oi’ S. F. and Mrs.
Tarbush has been very Ill for-ieonie time
past, and many willregretto learn that
then is no hopes for her recovery.
Tal funeral of the late Wm Stavert,
Kelvin Grove, which was to take
place on Friday, has been postponed until
Monday at 10 n’clook, to wait arrival of his
son Eddie, now on his way from Manitoba.
TBI!-I win 35 cases eggs, 5 crates l|\',,
lowl, 5 barrels oysters, 2 dressed hogs and
one sheep from Orwell yesterday after-
noon. 'There were 30 passengers up West
River yesterday afternoon und 10 passen-
gers and £5 cases eggs onthe down trip.
Coniussounstrrs should remember that
to eniure early appearance or correspond-
ence all matter sent in should be cut
down as much as possible. Every
attention ispnid to correspondence but
ltlnlmnosihleto get everything ln as
welll, especially whenasoliate /many
communications are being received each
day.
TBI: Boys' Work committee oi' the
Y.U.C.A. will give a reception to the
intermediate members and their friends
tantrlow night at 7.3). Each member
hae the psivilege of inviting another boy
between the ages of ia and ie. fran
should give a good start to the interme-
fdiate'  gymnasium classes which
open Wednesday at 8.3) p. m.
l‘B0al who want. work ci any kind oi'
'are looking for help ol any kind should
send thdr names and addresses with all
particulars or call at The Guardian
Eployment and Information Bureau,
New Prowss Block, Charlottetown.
Telephone Illia. Those who do not
desire to advertise will please send 15
eente with their request, which amount
will be returned tothem on application
li they do not get what they want.
Ol Wednesday the third of October,
at. thi- home of Joseph A. Reilly, Wash-
ington St.. Beaton, Halcolm alacitae and
lim Margaret MacLean were united in
iaarrlrge by Rev James Alexander, pas~
iorolthe First Presbyterian Church,
llosamt. The bride was handsomely
gewned,aud was made the recipient cf
soma choioe gifts. Relatives and intl-
mate friends ware present to witness the
ceremeny,and refreshments were served
hy. lmxlinilly. if€¢and llrs. llacllad are
to make their home in Boston.
.
Fonwwmn are the oliicera for Rising
Sun Division, No mi, Stanhope, ins- the
ensuing quarterz-
W. P.-L. lament.
W, A.-Parnasnse Hughes.
R. S.-George Blue.
A. R. B.-Fanny Rua
F. S.-Allie Hutch.
Trees-J. A. Auld.
Uhap.-Ada Kieliy.
Conn.--George Kielly.
A. Cond.-Belle lekiencn. ~
1. sm.-assi” intensities.
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SUPPLIES
Gills
nga, Rav. I _ 
Amxaxmn Rcaslraus. Red Point;   7. _i __ ,
  
. 1` semi :lil-i,ler\»»vt. In
aaaefelssllt
J.B. Laimnu
an on sun. ning 
w. o. caan. iesvelitaa amuse#
agent forthe  P._l§.. il ia_th» ¢|iU~
rsi-my W musty at no  eel
new in N Giasgowf, was slightly hurt
a hw da agnat ill Steel Works.
Ds. Wn.1.1au J.Jol1ts1m<s at Batten.
who has been visiting his old home in
Brudenell, was in the city yesterday.
Thi: 8.8. City ct Inndon goes
Orepaud tomorrow morning at7 and to
Vernon River Brlitga on Honday morrlllll
atildclook,
Thx M..].Taylcr,0apt. Taylor, arrived
at Marmliiea. Francs, from Malta,
yesterday, all well, in load salt for
Tampico,Mexlco.
to
llfiusi-:rt G. Mansuain., maritime
eeeretaryol the Y. ll. 0. A. will be in
Charlottetown over Sunday and will
address the Msn's meeting on Sunday.
Gannon F. Paxnna, .travelling passen-
ger agent for the D. A. B. ls in the city.
The excursion rate on this popular line
to Boston, is only 514.95 with ilret class
accomodations.
awarded toJ. A. S. Bayer proprietor ci
Gituvin Gentssl & 00., lor his display oi
photos at the Dominion Exhibition. Hali-
iiix. The Gold Medal la for the best col-
ectlon ot large photos and the Bronze for
his colored work which has won so much
favorable comment of late.
His Woitssir Marolt Paroiv called the
City Council together at 8o’cinclr last
evening to advise alto what might be
done in aid oi the Summerside tire
suiferersli help should be needed. All
the Councillors were present and willing
to do what may berequlred. Mayor
Paton has written llayos' Compton and
awaits his reply.
AN Advertising Agency has been
established In connection with this D¢D¢\’~
Thus any personsordrn-s desiring iid~
vertislng in any newspaper outside of this
city, are having same_ placed hy Tile
_Guardian They can thus secure the
same rates nal! they placed their order
direct, and have each advertisement
checked to see that It gets the proper
number oiinsertloulandappearsas de-
sired.
Y. M. G. A. Gymnasum classes open
Monday next. The young men`s classes
will be heldlluesday and friday evenings;
the business men Monday and Thursday
afternoon at 5 o’cicck; the junior boys
Tuesdays and Fridays at 3.3); senior boys
_Wednesdays at2.il0 and Siiturdays at 10.30;
the students' class Tuesday and Friday at
B o’clock and the girls' class Mondays and
Tuesdays at 3.30.Thcee who plan to attend
should start at the opening it possible.
Tll Teachers’ Convention assembled
yesterday under the presidency ct J. D.
Salman. An interesting paper on Do-
mestic Seimas was read by Miss Juniper
of the Hillsboro Consolidated School, and
an inspiring address delivered by Dr. A.
E. Wlnshlp ci Boston on Education as an
Iuvaitment. At the evening session a
paper on the Teaching of English, by
Prof C. J. Moidillan and an excellent nd-
dress by Dr. Winship were the salient
features. Dr. Wlnahip leaves hy train
this morning. His addresses are very
highly spoken of.
Fomoivtrzo are the oilicers elected for
Try Again Division, Bonshaw Nc. 235, for
the ensuing quarter :
W. P.-Donald 0. Mclean.
W.A.-Maggie M. Mcllousld.
R. S.-Laura Murchison.
A. R. S.-D. J. McLean.
F. S.AWill|s Mcnonnlil.
Trans.-Leith Boyce.
Chap. - Katie Vessey.
Cond.-Ruth Crosby.
A. C.-Aggie B. Boyce.
I. S.-Brad Boyce.
0. S.-Bert Green.
S.Y.P.W.-ll. T. McKinnon.
i>.\v,P.-D. J. csmpiwii.
Organist.-Annie M. McLean.
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Oysters served at all hourson the hal
shell, stowed or fried at Florida Hotel
Pownal, W. Brown. 9-Wdllllliti
 
Want
Argvthing. l
intiie Drugf
Line ?
Will be glad *to have
sales.
you call.
Righton your way
to the Exhibition.
_ Ken_IStreet, Corner
of Prince.
A uui.n and a Bronlo Medal have beenl
_'.~‘$.
¢’
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are right
They’re bought from the foremost
fur makers in the world. '1`hey’re
chosen direct from the makers-they’rn
examined with most exac'ing -
care before they find their way into our
fnr room. Every advantage that big
buying -on spot cash terms will secure
-is ours-for you.
Sharpest examination,c1osest com- ~
petition, most exacting comparison-
will prove the excellence of every line
we advertise.
Small black coney scarf--it’s 111 finly good from' Beautiful mink neck fnrs, of lovely dv'
the pointed view of price - 45c.
Brown hare scavf, short, neat, and excellent
value at-78c.
Black or brown hare stole, wide, Hat, very
large-$2.25, 2.45, 2.75, 3.40. This line is really
of remarkable value. ~
Compsratively small flat stole, of brown mar-
mot, very similar to mink, satin lined- $4.45.
Wide stole oi rich brown marmot fur, hand-
some marklngs, natural tails, chain or ford fasten-
ers, satin linings -~f6 50, 6.75, 7.50, 7.95, 3_95_
Prices vary in proportion to size.
Full round ruffs of Ohio Sable, deep rich
color, natural tails. making very handsome neck
pieces. The prices run sccordinghto size of fur-
$5.9<, 6.50. 7.95, 8.50, ro.95. is class of ruiis
is all in short f nil style with clusters of tails.
Long stole in Ohio Sable wide over shoulders
--some all fnr at neck, and s good many fiat, satin
lined models. all ornaineuied with natural tails,
cord or chain iastenings, prices proportionate to
size-$10 25. 11.75. 12.15, 14.50, 15.oo, 16.25.
16,95.
Real Ala-ka sable rude in the short. round full
styles, with clusters of natural tails-$8.75, 8.95,
11.50, 14,75, 16.50. Of course each price advance
means a fuller larger ruff. and of choiceet fur.
Real Alaslrn Sable Sioles, long fine graceful
neck furs, deep rich colorlngs- finished with
natural talis $21.50. 23.50, 24.50, 25.50, 26.55
27.'/5. :S250 and up to 48.00. And every
added dollar of price bzings you an added excellence
thst`s worth the advance.
sign and clioiccst iuzirking.
Short mink ruff, 6 tails, $27.50.
Longer mink ruff, 10 tails, 2 lieods_
$32.00.
Longer still, all fur, 6 tails, 2 heads,
$35-0°.
Graceful mink tie scarf, silk lined, clien-
llle trimmings $38.00.
Long, handsome tie scarf of beautifully
marked mink, oruaiiiented with head, tails
and claws $40.00.
Very handsome mink stole. soft, fine fur
richly marked 552.00.
A11 extremely long tie scarf-80 inche€
icng, twelve tails, ilic mnrkiiig of this fur is
the finest wc’ve ever seen $62.00.
Stone martins in ruli mid stole style.
beautifully made-of clioicest fur, $30.00 and
$42.00.
A beautiful Jap. fox set, rich, soft, long
fur, one of the most graceful things in the
whole showing-Muffs and rufis for $39.75.
Muffs iii all the fiirs mentioiied-can
iiizitcli any ruii sliov\'ii~prices of i:ni1i‘Ts run
froiii Soc tu $62.50.
Dainty 'little white fiirs for tiny tots,
$1-05.2-1_2. 2 45-
\\`liitc l>cai'co:ii.~; for small Chaps of 9
iiioiitlis nge rip-_lit up, $1.98 to f5.25.
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Our special exhibition
S SALE OF
SKIRTS
  
 1, Representative models from the beat
 '~iii\\ ladies’ tailors in the Dominion.
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_ #__ A Perfect fitters, newest, styles- ex-
el
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fabrics-tweeds, cheviots,. panama
and so ou. Some colored-mostly black.
Tliey're worth from $4 50 up to $7.00
each, but our special exhibition price is $2.99
Srzccun Ftoon AN.~:i:x.
Lowney’s
. Chocolates
are big favorites
with all who relish a
pure and wholesome
confection. Yesterday _
we received a fresh as-
l0i’im¢1li. dll'¢¢\ from
“Lowne &.Co.”
POPUi.Al PRICES
soc to 5oc s box.
‘The Two Mace.”
last It
Tre_sieii’doiis_ Slaughter Sale
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9
Entrance Main Door (arch) New Bleek.
Everything meat be sold at discounts from
20 to 35 l-3 p. e.
Come eariyanu often. First bayersgetlliioivlol-
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