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_ PROWSE BR_O§_. LTD.' """“_“°"'- ,lsNo. 1881. Complaints of non-delivery
not 'paper-s, change of address. and all
circulation matters should be referred to
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER Call
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C ut selling--due to
the superiority or our
assortment, styles,and values,
had greatly reduced our stock
and, though late in arriving,
these elegant ` German made
coats are most welcome. Lad-
ies who have searched the
Town without satisfaction are
invited to call and look them
STYLES in these Costa are varieii and include' both medium an/l full
lengths. Elegant creations in fawn beaver cloths, light weight, clan-
orated with fancy self strapping, rough tweed effects ; raglan style,
p beautlfulgarmenta in plain navy and brown, the lot makes a very
beautifui‘iiu.i comprehensive showing. Sizes range from 32 to 44 and
  Daughter
, Sl.`YLlSl-I and most
complete range of
` children’s coats-
There are hundreds here to
choose from in the latest sty-
les-not an old style in the
store. In Canadian, English
’-and German makes vie show
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   ~,,.` Prlgdglii $::::c\:;er:v;a,:° a':p°B;;';‘gh'” .end their names and addresses with nll
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Ladies. Ours is without
doubt the most complete stock
ever gathered under one roof
ir t
4 planed style baclfs. Mosrstylee have 3   itto"‘Gene" to send to you with my beet
ancy buttons. Prices range from.. . . _ _ w,_hes___(S|Kned)_Jes‘ D,mdy_ one “bo”
message from Boston' accompanied ahorse
haridsome_Coats for Children, 1 ` ‘_
Misses, Maids and Young
to Boston.
,J,4B. Mcilgoxssnrn crossed to Halifax
yesterday morning.
L. B.
llind is
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En. ann Mas. Hinos leave this mornin
l »-
Wmoirr, of Prince Edward Is~
in Moncton.
s. B.oAnr»a1n.i., er :Prince 'Edward
is in Moncton.
io attend the Halifax exhibition.
Giiiici-‘ RANAHAN went to Halifax yes-
terday to attend the exhibition. .
Tris tide will be high this afternoon
`5.l8 and tomorrow morning at 4.29.
Pnouiuisur and artistic signs hein
pieced on the Canadian Bank of Com
rneroe building.
return
WALLACE Wii.LiA1iis and bride left o
to S due esterday, after spend
.Y Y Y
lug their honeymoon in this city.
TBR Saturday Guardian, only fifty een
\ year is nn excellent gift for that frieu
Ji yours abroad. Subscribe for lt_todav.
Siiioiv Arm Mus. Ficasieii and tw
children of Roxbury, Mass, are vlsitln
Mrs. Fraser‘s mother, Mrs. Cann, Plea
ant Valley.
Misses [.i°:1rA AN11 Louisic lloitsi-1 an
Misses lC.iz\ and Lolaglioopcr left yeste
.lay morning on n trip to Newport. Ne
York and Boston.
price' "nge ‘mm 5"? oo ‘° $2 "°°' " ' ' \V.`E.GAiu1-inoiv, Prince Edward Island'
d h ln has arrived fro
  rlrstlthn es so o r.
Oxford, En2land.o.nri will visit his hom
f@»"\’ at Grand River, Lot 14.
th Ml" li" `~', ~, ,A should have read E. . aylor.
"\ .~ °' .'°/'A' WriiLis moving Mr. Carvell`s safe fro
` 'ru `,,,-, r.1i1.o.A g y
r.",|,‘\|l W1./F Michael Egan, inet with. the mlsfortu
  19.5"  »"`\ _ of breaking his left arm above the wrist. will be returned tothem on nppllcntion
 lin -liv  ` i Siiirrisiis please note that oommeneln If they d° not mt' what they “Anim
Saturday Sept 20th, the steamer Camps
will sail from Charlottetown Saturda
evening direct for Montreal, not on Mo
ds... MI _ F ~,
  day as before.
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V  m?d‘;‘;‘;I1:{§If`;';I1;’;'ksIf]i§‘tngd£laegmiies the fruit growers. He will also demons-
" . .. f terlMrs. D.W Ross, Dorchester Mass. h _
1siljlIi.'llll=\\\ l-1e’lsaccompaiiled by his daughter Mrs. :'“§E;gg:]';;3°;;;fsa::o:v£;;unwise 
 \\\ Benjamin Crnbbe, Charlottetown.
 ~ Ms.s.W1i.i.iA1u LEA and Miss Liz
‘ l Wright accompanied by Lorne Lea ha
returned to their homes in Tryon, af
L
‘ii l, 1 ' ill \
/V ` _lf ‘ l
` ll  A ' spending li few days with Mrs. ea's p
|1 .‘h_ _ ents, M. S. and Mrs, Woodside, Clinton
Mas. Cmls. E. Cannon and child
Everett, Mass, has returned home afte _ _
Bllelldllllz *'50 9“mm°l` Wm* "lends ill hood arc witlioutlt and thosefio not know
Charlottetown, Fairview, and Roc
Point. They were accompanied by M
Mary J. MacMnhcn.
'AJ IN the Government savings bank
(_ Charlottetown the deposits during t e
month of July last amounted to $44,111, °]°““ Wm* 9“°h°Dl°t“"'° f°" °“lY °""
ltbdr ‘ails $51 155 andthe balance dollar can only be done by apaper with
in Charlottetown. We are confident in oo_r ability shew aw' . ' . -__ ,
\ atcredltofdeposltors atthe end ofthe th” F““‘"¥ H"‘“ld“ °i"°“l‘""°"- N°
to both please mother and daughter. month was $2,034,824. , other Canadian paper ceuifiatwmgi, it,
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For children and misses ,we show plain cloths and lwced effects, "FmiiNnBiioWN I found this horseshow  
` ` ' li ` l\ wil dark SlmflL‘B~' Both plain Hlldl _ , in front of the Tremont Theatre and gave
g the residence of Eweu Stewart, Brighton
M for adjacent settlements, will go by
g fore. Amailear willbe attached tc the
n Connasronninvrs should remember that
bg .ittenticn is paid to correspondence but
it is impossibleto get everything in as
fr day.
H' T1is:S. S. A. W. Perry arrived atB
r- Donald, M.§Beacou, E. A. Neverman, Mrs.
w J. Hogan, E. S. Horne, A. W. Spear, J. S.
If Williams, Lizzie McAuley, Margaret
in particulars or onli at The Guardian
in Felephono 13211. Those who do not'
buildlr Manda afternoon .leslre to advertise will please semi Z5
ue cents with their request, which amount
Illi °
y will be in Charlottetown, Uctober 8, il and'
Rh' trate at the exhibition. Mr. Stewart is
soiling employed on the Pacific slope, and
zi
ter
ar-
ald and Weekly Star of Montrea grows
ll‘5 Herald's new picture this season is entli l-
lliss Lilies Hooper leaves this morn-
'inl for Caltrary. where she will spend this
winter.
Mas. Gaonos Annan-1-. U1\l°n.\eit ree-
terday morning on a three week's visit
to Boston.
Miss Mann Janus and Miss Maud
` Praugbt, left yesterday morning for
Roxbury, Mass.
H. J . Rionuweou, Schenectady, N. Y.,
a former resident of Suuimerslde, ls visit-
ing in Charlottetown.
Misses CLARA Arm Kara Fnis1iAiv and
Emma Lane, all of Rocky Point have
retumed to Boston Mase.
A SALE of furniture, etc, will be bold at `
Road. Wednesday, October Std.
Bnoimiiuo on the first of October,
Monday next, thcmalls for all points
alonir the Murray Harbor branch and
train instead of mail courier as hereto
- tmln leaving the city in the afternoon
and returning in the morning.
- to ensure early appearance of correspond -
ence all matter sent in should be out
Iowa as much as possible. Every
written, especially when as of late many
o communications are be received each
o’clock yesterday morning from Boston
ri with the following passengers: J. H. Mc-
Lindsay, J. Aitken, H. M. Auden-ion and
wife, C. A. Sabin, Lizzie Food, G. A.
e' Burns, C. F. Cody. `,
fnosic who want work of any kind o
srelooklng for help of any klnri should
New Prowse Block, Charlottetown.
K
C E. S-1'i¢wAn-r, expert fruit pnclrer,
n. 10. Mr. Stewart can best do his work by
having bis boxes, fruit, etc, in the Hor-
ticulture building where he can meet rho
e should be ableboizive the fruit men of
ve Prince Edward Island valuable ldcris.
» Bi-:rrnu 'ru/is avian.” The Family Her-
' better year after year. Itls truly mar»
0| vellous what an immense circulation it
1' has Very few homes ln this neighbor-
kl what they are missing. The Family
ed “A Tug of War," one of those beautiful
in subjects that l\rignton`one's home. 'l‘o
h give the Family Herald and Weekly Star
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75 sample coats"-
new, correct, fall
styles, bought one
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propornsnately. af-
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ford you ‘
An Attractive
ing hanee
These garments are all from the sample line of one of ,the best coat
making houses in Germany. In every respect the coats: are desirable. i'l.f1iere
is, naturally a variety of them, being samples there are no two alflke. The cloth
are tweeds, coverts, friezes, beavers and the rest. You know what rvorkgilanshrp
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oat uy
t- remember, every one or .nose s o
a German iai or pu s g ~ . 1
representative of the best the maker could do. When the s.»..e:.n1an’s trip was
' d t t ke a loss rather than send the coats back to Germany
finished he preferre o a
’ ' ‘ h t "_ id hence the price saving for yon.
hence this line we are telling you a ou --~ 1
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Grey herringbone. ~tweed, good' weight,
three quarter length, lined throughout
with Roman Satin, double breasted, self
¢011..r,1<>ese back, regular value $7-75
our price . . . . . .
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Fawn V ‘koth Coat, in Empire style, back
finished in selfstrappiugs. Caught ivl‘,'h
small buttons, 1 .fi tum back over a box
pleated sleeve, 'cgnlar :'61 5.oo grade, our
 ,..........$,|0.75
attractive Em he Coast in Black Frieze,
 sues wasnr;:i\;'§r;`l;y1;=;o]\1;:lagslfxigally; H u), I er! S
PROWSE BROS.. LTD.
Some _Really Elegant New
    slums
_ _ _ Elegdht cicatlons of the finest black F reneh Venetian-
tailored in the latest styles. One glance shows the perfect
d `l. And they fit as weli as they’re
tei1or|work in every etai
handsome.
There are a number of styles in these extra flue skirts including
laited circular French ,old and corslct styles.
P
Liidiee :desiring something extra nice, are invited to cali
th f` nest et
i' s-for beauties the are e 1
“nd See these beau le y y a.n:111ett.and rtniggsr.-J.R.E111°tt and
shown in Charlottetown' ' C. H. Warren have returned from Montn- 
 ¢ gue-Miss Erma Gay has returned to her _ ,__
home in Charlottetown after a two weell‘s ,
visit here. She was accompanied by Misa
Tilly Elliott -W M Elliott has returned
- ood  
W.Brow
Dandy spent some time at Pownal in the
summer of 1905. "Gene" is Eugene Brown
son of W. Brown.
AN Advertising Agency has been
established in connection with this paper.
Thus nnyl persons or firms desiring ad
verttslng in any newspapcroutside of this
city, are havlngsame placed by The
Guardian. They can thus scourc the
some rates ns if they placed their order
direct, and have each advertisement
checked to see that it .gets the proper
number of insertions and appears as dc-
slred. _ tf.
Tun Gusrdiun's Correspondent at El»
llotts Mills writes:-The new station here
is getting pretty well under way and is
being built by C. Harper assisted by R.
Chocolates
Another fresli ship-
ment just received
dtrect from the
manufacturers.
An p ' .
the self strappings are piped with satin,
and caught with satin biuttons. A reg.
ular $14.00 coat, which we are 'selling
ourprice......   ....5635 at...... . . . .
  $10.50
Dark Fawn Cloth, smooth finish, thfee A Vefi’ h9~°d5°m°_“5‘“'“‘mt °f ‘fifwn b'¢aV¢f.
quarter length. fitted back. lined with has matched vf~':c‘ collar. stitched ver- .
Rgman Satin, double breasted, regular tical, strapping; :-11 back. The _length is
$12.00 grade. our price . . . . . . . . . .$8.73 three quarter,an‘. the garment_1s in semi-
Brown mixed tweed coat, velvet collav. , fitting style. This coat is in size 34 only
d -This is a regular $r9.oo coat which
we are selling at..... .... .. . . $14.00
Navy Blue Cheviot Coat in three quarter
length. lined throughout with Roman
Salin. velvet collar, turn back cuffs, fly
front loose back, regular value $8.75,
loose back, good weight, half line , reg 
nlnr $9.75. and our price is but. . . .-$7.75
Higher Grade Coats from $l4-00 to '$28.50.
Ladies’ S lish
R  ' ............'....;...;......._ W. ...W
C is expected home after a four inonth’s
visit to Labrador, on the steamer Gulnsre. | 
-Jas. Goss is home on a visit from Sum- 1
merslde after a long absence.
Raincoats
I .hehfifwiirvx ififilff “ii'i.i‘i1i.h°n';iii Dmft Pass Us ~
“_ ‘ Pownal, W. arms. czoaimps Whgn y0u Wanf
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1,-,,d,fl tRaincoas , _
il so eeglll . __._ '  _
§;§to choose- from. _Dl_serm_1 .
,Angling buyers will quick-
.-ily decide in our favor.
e di a chance of every fashion-
able style-every lenaih Ind Sli*
Buying direct from the best _manu-
facturers we are in a p°Slll011 t°
offer unbeatable values and sell at
a closer margin than competitors.
Ouf special $8.7 5 Cravenette
aeut prepaid to mall order custom-
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Iced l ‘
Pattiee
They are light, tasty
and nicely iced and saves
the trouble of baring and
worry and are much cheap-
sr. Oniv ra eems per.
oz.
D. Stéwart,
We keep a choice and
1’ well selected stock of do-
mestic snd imported cigars.
Oureigars are kept in such
a manner that the NAT-
URAL \=i.Av0R:is con-
BERVED. 'l`ry a BOU-
QUBT 5c or a MARITANA
ioc.
40 other kinds if the
above don't pl~ a=e you.
~ “Tha Two Macs."
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wo th $ll 00, sell
ravenettes ...f.... .'. ani
beav weight cravenettes, broad shoulders, loose, full,
1 h y '
L g hoglriymade in fairly plain style, turn back cuffs. patch pockets  
regulareleven dollar value'at............_.......  °
l hthein stripe of black heavy fall weight, broad siuoolh
; Dark grey cravenette, w t _ . I
boulder design, out in full roomy, generous stvle. bmi: shows voke and pleats,
S from centre of front yoke on each side runs a strapping of the
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ddlrne cloth as the coat, terminating in a pocket. Certainly one of  
the finest coats you ever saw at the price which is. . . . . . .. . . . . . 0
al good cigar ._ _ ___ p
INVERNESS - REMEMBER
THE NAME. Ask your dealer for
INVERNESS COAL. Unanim-
ous vevdict of house-keepers-the
best coal on the market to-day.
CHILDRENS TAILORED
  980°* WC aegguf-
ed sixty in the bargain lot
garments made of dark
vicnnia prettlly trimmed
,Various eagths. _ Hurry or
‘miss the bargain. Pi-owne
Ltd. 9-aid 3i tw ri.
_ - ;¢ornsr9t.9eqrge,snd~Kent
Tremendous Slaughter Sale
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Furniture
CONTINUED UP STAIRS
T’.i~‘rance Main Door (arch) New Block. 1,.-"""
lmerything must be sold at discounts from
' 20 to 33 I-3 p. c.
Come early and often. First buyers get Bret choice.
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