gpnday evening. There was also a
pgmg tinic "
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s v .
.V »-_» if »¢f=l~
Y see
» --..'.  .,.,'. _ .ly
' 1.' 'ix-.».*.:"~...._..f~ -. f- _-_ ~ .~|=~..
‘-' paye__w buy in~this Province.
.1.°|_n-; Bane se.;.1ohn#i» in
uri: on e'b¢\ei|=`eee,_$r-ip.° _
 oops. o'r1sro,
fled from So' ' Picton' Sunday
_ w-eooaw .
* ...urs Harry n,,o1sr-ks asa neue
son, Sussex, have' returned from a
pleasant trip to Som-is (P. 11 1.),
wlllh there_~1;h¢y-~-.gore guests ,oi Mr.
Clgrkei pa-renter nn v
“ - -v-#vw
 ...°A._ Picknrd, Charlottetown, _who
“wee in Bourisover Sunday lf-rr!
Saturday on1x‘el.nm._~Mr. P.1;i\1._rd ex-
pects to have' a-nergo of hor-l foal
arrive here in a few days ii. '.1 New
York! 1
s-si
._.*Rnndolph P'yke, Souris, sailed
from this port on the schooner Hilda
Horton on a mackerel fishing 511;-
umber of other schooners whfrh
t for the ;}si1i1~g grounds at the
ll
poi make hcl vacat o1\ a plc).
‘HUUTRGUE
_.__-Jolie nexium. ren. ' 2
of the_P.  I. RAllWiY» hdillbiedibog-
maassux pisses sz sesame. ’
...°J. A. ,Q. Ellis and J. R. Bre- 
5001*. MOUUISUG. returned home yes~ |
*wily from attending the Bummenl
aide Elh1bltion.B. `
' --3,0411 and see the ten ne'w colored ,
views of Souris and vicinity an post'
cards at Mabon's Drugstore, Souris. '
9-24M3lE2l.
. -__ .
-Mrs. W. A. Palmer of Dorchester
spent Sunday in Summersidc.She left
1.-w<f_c1'rlay morning by the Empress
.ox Hulifqx.J.
...'Miss Ida T\‘.1f\‘l1ell of the staff of
Jordan & Mardi' B08?-0I1._has ar-
rived in Souru ..:\ u visitto her old
home after an _._i»_.~»r~nce of four years.
Ida‘s friends nn uleased to have her
in their midst nrnin and will nn-
doubtedly do =_'.e1~thing in their
ver: to ‘ ' i 1: -
...°J. 3W.¢’l`la!aeren`  ,fllenetom was e`
pasee1;ger__ y yee_terday's _morning
train“‘frdm'l¥d1i_tegne.B. 
...°'l‘. dordoiwives, agent, will be
glad to receive all news, advertising
.ind subscriptions in Montague and
v-feinity. I-lie office phone No. is 18,
_-mil residence phone No. 20.*
_...__
...°Buhscrlbess1should renew a week
or two before the time they have
paid for hareipired and thus not
miss an issue, ‘as all papers are dis-
continued promptly on ‘expiry date.
...°The following are the Souris
market Pricss’- Butter _ 22c, eggs
24c, potatoes 30c, hay $12 to $16,
straw ss to $1, hides ioe, peits sos'
to 80c, celfskins, 12c_, wool 25c.,
and mackerel 12 to 20c_°
_..°Rev, T. W. Bawdon, who has
been supplying in the Methodist
Church, Montague, for the past _ few
months, was a passenger by Mon-
ds.y's train, to Cornwall, where he
will spend a week’s holidays before
returning to Mt. Allison to resume
his studies. The new supply Bev. Mr.
Miller` will take up his charge on the
second Sabbath of llctobefn
0
POT
charge
_ -squa-
...*’l'he Morning Bally Guardian can
he. obtained at#-W1.-A. Johnston’s,
Montague. uf "_~
Null
..."l`he Morning Daily Guardian can
be obtained at Bl. IJ. Mahon's Drug
Store, Sourie. _ _
-.»._‘ .
.._°Percy Penrdos, Boston, le home
on a months holidays with his moth-
er Mrs. M. Peardon, Montague.B. `
um-&d_
._.°F_ G. Jordan, agent will be
glad to receive e.1i.sews, advertising
and subscriptions in Bouris and vic-
inity. His odice phone No. is 5.
_ .
'A Wood Island correspondent
Rodk Macmlllun"h'as:lef_t for Boston
after visiting at“his home in Wood
Islands.-N. P.'l\’Iacmilla is doin a
n K
rushing business in his saw mill:--
Sam's was
by aunt Mrs. E. A.
was visiting in Wood
her»ei`s 'er Mrs. John
Dougan hoe not visited
for twenty-one years
great improvements in
and country.
_ ' 'T“?'_'
-’ ..,°Ba;ith ll: Co., lox rnlwlltfi. N011'
rogue, sold -to Dr; D. T. McPhsil.Ne\v
York, a few days _ago one Pnir of
black Breeding foxeador $14,000. The
doctor is »plar_:ing this nairpn _ his;
ranch at Whycocomegh, CAB. He
was the first to start theifox ranch-
ing in Cape Breton and just a Year
ago made his first venture in this
greatest of all "money making" or
' ‘get-rich-quick" industries, pur-_
 chesin` a. air from imith MCU. It
Wdtea that J-'R1 R995 Fmt River' lie plegsingpto learn that ‘.!.e_ doctor
D8 li a flying visit to Wood Islands has had excellent success and au feep
"°°°“t1Y--MFL W3 Maftill and M"5'Ig1|re', that he, himself, _must also be
R..Macmlllan and children of Bostongpleased or he would not visit the
are visiting in Wood Islands the gusstisame company again and be willing
of their mother Mrs. S. McMillau_- h ___ __
to pay the ighsst price mir Pls n
for n. pair: of bl-_nn foxes in Kings
C01 nty_ The firm of Smith &. bo is
comnosed of T. W. Carmthers, Dr. ‘
mid R. -i.
>>‘
A
their 'ranch .here only n
‘ago nvith u small
yedr they have anlfl. 501110'
tho Vi¢¥ll_l‘.Ly Of $60.09() W"rllh
Why not boom 1l‘iDC¢l
Iqlgiid, there is no b¢¢f0\'
under the sun."
53-; sei erm 'wseaise cook view
h1§Beverlb, Maze., on Wednesday.
rpxguet 7th, at Bt. Meryfs SYN' 01
Sea Church, when Mi” 31”!
Veronica Steele be_came.the brid° Of
Charles G. seems, Rev. w;J. mme-
i1_l'~.§,°‘-\°\"` -. _'$110. hf_l4oW¢l°*'»°“4`
ed' Mi§i}lEhereea'lQ¢Ulf>¥!!\5¢k- 'WING
the groom was supported by Wiumm
J. Rielly. ' The bride looked charmln8
in white crepe de china and wore B
white picture. hat. She carried 8
bouquet 'ot hride's roses with a show-
er of Lily of the Valleys. The brides-
maid wore pink messaline and carried
a bouquet 'of sweet peas_"i‘he gr00m'l
gut to the bride was s gold pendant
set with pearls; the bride'_s gift '~°
themrideemald a. -gold pin, and U10
grob1‘n’s gift to the best man 8. E015
sticlc-Dino The many beautiful pres-
showod thehigh esteem in which
were held. < After a reception
at the home of Gibson
_ Charlo ttetdw n.
_ After all the _wonderful shcwing ofthe grid things that age
grown on P. E. I. _so much bcifcr than anywhere else should and
do iutercstcvery due vibe' cares fcr this best country on earth.
And while the _great showing of harvest ls faking }-lace at the
exhibition bulldingiwc are going to offer'you~ 2. harvest cxhibiti on
of the finest dry got-_ds -iver brought fo P. P.lsl:1 cl in my :111 11 n
yet. _
&
at f’
centre and main attraction this week in
mer' Institute as
Bal ell on Monde
|¢,|ppol t delegates
as transparent as
tra large cake,
Smaller size, but
ordinary cake, 10c
The McKinnon Drug
George and Kent Btu
_,af
3* __A
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A H_arvest Exhrbmon of 
‘ Choice Ideas in Furs "
P. E.1S1ana'sf;nes¢ fu. gefhemg
You may depend entirely on being able to get the finest fur
values iu P.E . I. at this store. We have bcen 20 years building
up a business in la' uestly good furs---and we cannot afford to give _ '
you anything that is not just right.
We only buy* fu in houses that we can trust to limit-and
every article is sc-lecwi by experts. We pride ourselves
_ especially to the `aovely nlinks-and the beautiful Persian Lamb ~
Furs that we are able io show this season.
At the same time you canfiud li#-rf; the biggest and the best
.- array of cheap furs  the Province.
Miul; muffs $39.00 48.co _IW-:sfan lznb Mr-ffs fi-on
1 ._ 522.50 }<f),o0 79.00 9510 105.10 2710 _',740 4_1.<o _
_, Mink Scarfs $15, oo 16.5012-'.co l¢1:i1=1il:11_b°S<:.f:~ $16 co _
92.00 37 50 50.10 t‘9.co 8S.co 16.50 3a_5o_'._(>coz_8fo
"‘ 98.00 105.00 up to 175. brblz Ivlulls $1610 18.<o 2§.co
` Pony Muffs 514 co .4.50. C1111 l\.uli.~ \c1y Img: ,$17.10
Pony Scarfs $14.00 ,~_;1o Saul: 11 n-:nh $15401; $21_co .
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TO-DAY WE ARE READY FOR ALL MEN CUST- -
lins and I\fr I-lc.1r‘_;_.
wear;
- size 34 to 44, per garment
OMERS in the great new furnishings _store. It is big and '
bright and roomy. There is a seperate. door. from the street- ~
No 1 19 Qui-1.11 Fir. You will find two obliging and expert Men’s
Fdruishings salesmen ready for you when you call-Mr Tom-
,To-day they want to oder you good fall and winter under-
Every size in mén’s flcecelined ~under.wear--soft 
warm 'and heavy---special per garment ....  .....  c ~
_ Staufields Uushrinkable, medium weight all wool. 1 
ribbed, sizes 34 to 42. per garment! . . _ . . . . . . . ._. . . . ... 0
Stanlields “Red Label" a splendid medium weight I 
unshriukable ribbed, all sizes  . . . . _  .. . . . . . . _ 0
Stanfields Blue Label, 1,210 Stanfields Black 1 75.
Label.............-_................ . . . .
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An English, all wool unshrinkable uuderweal' medium '1
(fpring or fall) weight, cream colo1ed,`silk facings_,cvery1 50
I0 el I I '
H Glllcr-Grades 556. 758. 'l00l.25A 1.50-1.75 '
2.00' trooper ,german we
+I 5/- 7"='-"V . 7"  ' - ` -' ~  ..‘11._. .. _» .._ _
1
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fitttrp' _ `
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_ 1 stocking.
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. _ _,un
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_ ' _fi _é'“?.f.1tf1_1e;~u: Exhlbitronsweally is the '  T "    `
._;"  mf/W./I/./lflflf Paw' -'N '
A Harvest 'Exhibition 
Finest” Winter Coats    I
Sho1vnAnywl1ére in P. E. I. " 
The Two Haunsous GARMENTS 1L1_.i1sTRATsD'
give you a very fair idea ofthe general style tendency. Youwill
notice that the coats are full---roomy and easy-~depeu_ding for their
eflect on the grace and finish of their lines,--rather than closeness
sim.  ` ’  `
Tl'1e_fi'\h1"_ics hre 1a'rgcly_Chinchllla---and heavy sift twccd
S551” 05 lhese h€W¢ P13ld'V1_iUih_`g-~p,t'h_c_rs show a handsome cc-nfrast
ing color inside. ' `5 ` " _ ‘ 
Quite a few of the very smartest ones have belted backs---and
some are belted all roundf I ` _ _ _
We are beiugltolddjevery day`i~_l1a'tA we halve by far the finest
stock of coats‘iu the city-1-and only a~ day or two a lady who had
made a much wider inspection informed us that no store in- P. E. I,
had an assort ment to compare at all with these. . - `  .
.1
1-
 _8_5o 11.50 16.00 18.00 20.00 25_oo'to 32.00 f ‘ -1 
A Harvest Exhibit "  
Of  'Foll. A ~ 
_-1;. ‘ _'._ ‘ " ,..
' ITS KEEPING. OUR wo1<K`RooM oN Tia 1 U :P -
TH ESE days :just to keep pace vviththe orders that are cofinjg fl:-_¢ il
and that means quite something---for the work;-nom has 3 crmd of
experts working---for _all they are worth from 9 to 6 every day, '
_ Hat SfylCS tl1lS year---are so “wearable” that practically any
woman can, without difficulty get a prettyfaud becoming hat. ‘
P1‘lC¢S---W¢1lyou_ know this store charges no more for lovely-»
tasteful-»beautifully exeecuted millinery designs--than you have"to'
p2=\y_f01"°'W`¢11‘_-“llle Oth Y kllld- The woman who has ever had ’ mill- |'
inery troublesfwill f1ud»them.s0l`ved here, ~ ' “ 
_ -¢ Y ___ _
_  Ladies'
X. _
fsfvskv' w<-MAN who
has ever had my trcuble with
stockings is especially luvited
to sec the new . _ 7
bBNMAN Hose i
' Eviy Peumau stocking is
sépuifl ss- every _Peninan
. - 1 stbdlflugis accurately shaped,
every Penman stocking’ is~e
 shape is not pulled-I-
or pressed. or moulded, into
~ flierm-Q,-it is knit into fl1cm,--
__ is a Permanent Pa" of the L all wool, 4_8inchcs wide, ‘equal to most stores lined at;
A There are Penman stockings
f S- , n is-¢_  
A e _ , , ' _ _'\
of g,‘,',;'}’ceeS,ffi,"h'b' Dress Goods 1
The most wonderful line of _dollojf ci? c'
yard. Dress Goods ever shown-have
» f - - 1. _»_- ~.,»f.‘~_2f,-. - _ '
yssivroas To Assam w1THouTf:fr(.~_:il§»'asy
contradiction that there never has been shown," in 'any storcria _ 
P. Ali; I. such an array of lovely dress goods for Loo per. ye`f&,, `-1"
' 1 s_s"thiS store is selling at this moment. I   f".‘;;'~.'-7_»," 
_ - _ ._ THERE ARE 45 inch greys--there are browns, g'rccn's; _
1  blues and-black. The material is f-irmherd closely wov¢n--- _ ` _
' ' ` Ind is the most popular fall suitlng fabric now offered. A ll _ A 1,2'
wl1'ol4-_ inches wide and only............... . ,_ _ ._  .ll ‘ ~
,_'1‘f1EREARs: AL;.'wooL.»vsuE'r1ANs aT llc..
THB 18 ilille lhat we will put against any veins cf».i11¢- tow
nbféher wewill not ask for your business. Rich' eok and 
15 colorle _ ..    ____',.`
_ TH£E 'ARE WONDERFUL TWEBDS at
' at every price. _ _ _ ing tweeds ‘alll liew weaves and eve one me t
' " '*3oc. 35c. 5oc. 75c. " "  Compare with the best 1.2 5 linein any aber s:ore.r........
the new cqlorinizln this great assortment of
_ - \ _
 'ra .11 -1 sei 1'.
if
1* vii”
`~e
f1‘0mCl1Hrl0tt¢*°Wh- 't0 Vancouver-and if ours ls not the' lop `_