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Select
For-lined e Wr ps
  NOW
Besides, those who know, claim that
the early season garments are usually of su.
/` ELECT fur lined wraps NOW when
( S assortments are largeand cornplete-»
when choosing is most satisfactory-
perlor q'tallt_t . ' I
There’s nothing to gain---probably something to
hose, by delaying. WE are splendidly ready-
Never before have we shown so complete an assort-
ment.
We buy from manufacturers, pay spot cash, take
advantage of every discount. We can sell you afur-
lined coat as cheap as an) store in Canada--quality
considered.
Some of our most popular numbers.
Fur lined coats, 48 incbeslong, black beaver shell, German Otter
collar and reveres, full length German rat lining. Special
pt-ice.......... . . . .
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Fine fur lined Wraps, 5n inches long, fine hea\ er shell in navy
and black, Sable collars and revetes, Nu It Hamster lining.
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Fine fur lined wraps, _goinches lung, fins beaver shell in navy
and black. Eastern mink collar and reverea, No r Hamster
lining. Speclal.................  
Fine fur ,5o inchrs long. fine beaver shell in navy.
grae 1 . Alaskt Sable collar anti reveres No I Hr m-
Sttrlining. Stecial . . . . . . . .
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Fine fur lined wraps 5oincbel long, s~r_1»trt_ green beaver' Shbll'
Isabel Fox colutriattci rcvcres. Spct‘|a1..'.. .. _ . . . . . .

Fine fur lit-.ell wraps, _no inches long, stylish shell in brown, navy,
green, and i*-lark, No :quality Labrador mink collar and rev-
eres Canada rat lining. Special price. .. .. ._ , . . . . . . . .
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New Art Sateens
P.etty new designs in widest range of
ci'oring~'.' Select NO W' for Christmas fancy
work. A
Pretty smctt saleens in blues. Ef°=i‘l, re ls and M6801 f|l\°Y
effect 3: ir c tes wi le, very pretty. Peryard
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...lscizocanduc
New art Pohgie-a very sheer silky iinl~h fabric lulflblb f0f
drapery, cushions, comfort coverings etc. Rich cnlorimts.
Peryd . . . . . . .
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New Embroidery Linens
Correct in weight weave and texture for fancy
work. A complete stock at lowest prices.
'rits .t s tea Meadow stack "Draw E-sy” Bmb'°i<l¢fv lined.
¢mb,°i:¢; gy" Mpeg; 36 inch. 36 inch, very even weave....79°
P" ylfd - - - ~ ~
 - 504! Mediumcosrso embroidery linen
Very fine embroidery lfnedssgg 36inch,at51¢l°d---~--~""'60
`inchwlde............. 
English F lannelettes
Txceedingly llilflbler W°‘“' r°sl“i“g’
and fast color. Cheapest in the lon8 fun'
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M my pretty stripe effects 3_1lt;ehe:hv:(Ilt1e lgaeegmpgue rang.:
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QUEEN’S COUNTYGUARDIAN'l -
All amounts duo D. A. Cameran,
Montague, or estate will be sued for if
not attended to immediately. See ad.
Rev J. S. Smith L L D will preach in
Christian Church at Brarlaibane on
sunday 20th inst at 11 o‘olcok a. m. and at
Fredericton Ilall at 7 p lu.
Patrons who are unable to get the
Guardian by tclophone after six o‘clock
in the evening, and who have news or
t other business forthe next issue, are rr-
queated to ring No. 124.
The homo circle page which will appear
in l:omorrow’s Guardian will give valuable_
information on the investment of savings,
bulbs for winter blooming, smart gowns
fur street and house wear and a plan for a
most attractive bungalow.
The comic page in tomorrow'a Guardian
will l»e exceptionally funny. Buster,
Mary Jana anti Tlgc ral-re up tha loaves on
the lawn] which they burn, Buster
nridlnga little gastolenc to make things
lively, which ha assuredly does, not only
held in St. Peter-'a School room Tuesday
to The Guardian are requested to
and speech-making vtero greatly engoyed,
ind ‘all went marry as a mar-riagefhcll.
Margaret Furness, Miss Amy Carver,
entertainment. Pownal hall was well
executed piano solo hy Miss Harrison,
than followedavocal solo entitled “The
Swallows" by Miss Furness. who was
obliged to respond to an encorc. Miss
Amy Carver delighted the audience with
a selection “The Famine." On being
recalled sbs gave several short poems ln
a most pathetic and touching style. Mies
Furness' selections were very much
enjoyed. Misa Harrison added much
to the fpleasuro uf the evening by her
well played aoccmpanlmonts. .
Rev. Thou. Marshall, pastor of Graco
Obnrch:inIthis|Olt.y, and who, with Dr.
int h, represented New Brunswick at the
mt-s.ing of tho General Board of Missions
of thc Methodist Church utTaronto ro-
.urned homo on Monday. Thcre were re-
presentatives from all the Dominion con-
ferences also from Newfoundland and
Japan. The treasurer reported the'rt.'ca|pt.s
forthe past year to be $450,070. an increase
over the previous yo tr of $33,885.06. The
salaries on home mission ilc‘ds this your
are: For married ordained mcn $080, and
$75 for horse lrcop, /and a furnished ‘par-
s mage; for single ordained mcn $515, and ,
$75 for horse keep; for unordalnod
mea $365 and $75 for horse keep. It
was resolved to ask the church for an
increase in glvlngs of $150,000 over the
income of thc past year to enable the
Board tomcct all Its obligations fully.
F.l»ven§atlditional missionaries _were to
leave for Wcst China October 12th. The-c
are Bev J R Earl, B A, and wife, Rev Geo
W Sparllug, B A, B D, and wife, Rcv R S
'l'onsl¢y, BA, BD, and wife, RcvA W
Lindsay, D DS, and wife, Rev W Craw-
ford, M D O M, and wife; lil J Sberldan,l(
D. C M.
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Snappy
Snaps ‘
A ginger snap is no good
unless it is snappy, That
ia the kind we sell.
Always fresh and good.
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Telephone sn.
D. STEWART.
~ Iblhmn Raine-ur
among the leaves but also for himself. among the pwlents, and talked very
An interesting missionary mr eting was h
nlirht. R:-v.Jas. Simpson occupied tto bi
chair. Tha speakers were Rev. Goo. E. pr
Ross and Rcv. Walter Cotton. Approprl- 0 ,
ate solos were glvcu by Mrs. S. C. Moore sa
and W. Hopg'also a reading by Miss co
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Hllw wlxeford' patients expressed a hope to sec them and
Persona sending advertising inattsr said: “Ye°,come again."
state wnethor same is to appear among W
Classified ads,Buslness locals, Announce m
ments or among regular display advertise ' I
ments When no such information is 
furnished the rnanogsment will not be th
held responsible lf ad does not appear S
as desired. D
The marriage of Miss Ciara Reid, fonrrcglstered letters, arrived hire on
daughter of James Reid, Bay Vicw, and the late express at 11.50. Contrary to
Harry W Hughes, Norborongh, was reports, McDonald looked better than
solemnlzod in St- Ann’a Church, Hope he has for sometime. During -the run
Rlvcr,on'l'uesday morning tha 15th lnst. of thirty-seven. miles to North Sydney
Rev. Father McAulay, P. P. performed the prisoner chatted chcerlly with
the ccromony. The bride wasattendcd bv The Post reporter but refused
\ihs Amy Huabos, sister of the groom. to
and the groom by Leo Reid, brother of thc with tha robbery. “I have nothing ti
bride. With a number of friends tha happy say," replied McDonald, in answer to a
young couple spent the day at the home nl query, “excepting to state that I have
tho bridc's parents where music, singing, been gras:-ly_ misrepresented by thc
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A large numher of beautiful and costly a rival at the station the prisoner was
presents were received. Congratulations. conveyed in a covered carriage, followed
on Tuesday night M, Pawn", M," aye large crowd, and placed lnaceliin
assisted by Miss Alice Harrison of Char- Wm “ke 91"” b°f°’° S"|p°°'““" A' R'
lottetown gave a bright and enjoyable FY
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tllletl. The opening number was a well $5", but is in good mm” and n buoyant
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a mailing and collecting same, -The
Guardian has decided that in future all
ordinary amounts natler one dollar wil
he accepted in a oaah in advance has I
and ten ver cent discount glvon,exoepu
to those who have a regular advertising
account who will still have the privilege
of monthly credit.
Tbcl ctureln York Hall, Wednesday
evening, was an unqualified success. Rev.
GF Dawson otcupled the chair and
Introduced Ex-Gov. J H Fletcher, who
with his old-tlrno vigor simply delighted
thepsople with his wit and eloquence.
"Sowing Wild Oats” was tho theme, and
thclosaonstautrht. therefrom must leave
a lasting impression. On motion of Geo.
Vssey. a hearty vote of thanks was
iendarcd Mr. Fletcher, who responded ln
suitable terms.,
Itov. B. C. Troanan, Toronto, also Rev
l{. L. Campbell, New Richmond, Quebec,
accompanied by Mrs. Horace McEwen,
City, visited Falconwootl Hospital yester-
day and distributed reading matter
pleasantly with them which seemed to
ave a lasting effect, also sang some
tantlful selections, all of which thc
atlanta enjoyed immensely. In the act
parting with thc patients the visitors
d they were pleased to sro them _sn
mfortable and hoped to have the
leasurs of calling again. Some of the
The Sydney Pos: save: -In company
ith Officer John McDonald and Pos'-
aster Musgrave; of North Sytlncy,
amos S McDonald, arrested at Sum~
orside, P E I., last night charged :with
e robbery of I mall bag at North
ydney on Monday night ooptalnlntz a
sclrsgo of money containing $!i,50and
say anything in connection
Charlottetown papers, abd therefore oun-
sidor it unwise to say anything." On
e lock up. The preliminary hearing
orbes. McDonald will bo represented
counsel, but refuses to state who his
-torney will be. He :shows no signs of
ood.
 
Lnglish
Photos
Mount
We have just open-
ed up a choice assort-
ment of superior photo
mounts imported direct
from England.
These mounts are
different from any-
thing we have here-to-
fore stocked, and are
adapted to hold a num-
ber of pictures.
Price roto 3 5 cents
each, we would like to
show them to yon.
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" PURE GRAPE JUICES
We have imported the fol-
lowing from London.England,
and guarantee them absolute-
ly pure and strictly non-aleo-
ho ic.
ORDINARY-ahlendof grape
juices.
ALTO DOURO -named after
district where grapes are
wn.
€(';NGRl!S‘l‘ -inloe of Orm-
eord nes.
MADEFRA-a juice of one
flavor and aroma.
MUSCAT- from Mnaeatel
gra |.
Rlig ALICANTE-a Spanish
is ¢E]ntce.
SLS RIAN-from Alger
rapes with a rich ffutieg Ball!
DALESTIN it-Impor f vor
the Holy Land. lieu Ggrom
.tc per bottle. <2 to
“The "'l‘wo` Macs"
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g,,6,__,_ of Mr OM C on I and shoes for Saturday. Watch for his  ',.,j._'  
recent illness, I Percy J. L. Pearrlen is offering except * _  '  -Ii E  _
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Mm Blanche L,,cke_s,,mmcnm°’ is the lonal valnesiu mens and womens boots . ,_,_._ _{1°,, %,,t.,_).`_,._,,_,,J11%“ .la A  -V.. _,- _ ,
o _li , , L - _ T; . Miss Mar; Monaghxdulelt yesterday on nd mmonnwl \6l`>`l;i'   \~ i -l-:Y i iii li
,, ,Mt to Bolt,” md New Yo" The friends of Mrs D. M. Simpson, Bty ' " _ '4;..,»1"'~ .ry r ui,  . _', ~ 1  vf, l
` Vidar, will bo pleased to learn that she  \ » ' / . '_  .
Wm M°K°`l““' vl°l5°"l“ C!`°"r len' W" underwent a successful opt ration at tho  ml  ` 5 _ F fl ` t
nesdsytcrMtlltnockct,M»=, where he will }_»_E_ [_ itrspitaiycstcrdsy and is now 'M 4,  "‘__ f I  `~‘_ '.`._ M ~
"°“ld°" doing nicely.  `~   M k  l\ 
Miss Minnie Vickerson, daughter oi L Owing to the enormous ,mount of time _W l\ ` ‘ , a  _ -  ---lv
vtokvrson arms 1>t~:11t tstt\\'ednesday,,,,d e,,,,e,,.., ,,.c,...,,,,,, tn hootktcptng Irv, i‘“~*»",,_ VJ' wearcr ~* .¢_ V
for Boston. and making out small accounts as wel ‘ms _ "f "-1
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Dcintiest Embroideries
Direct From Switzerland
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£°532-‘.1512
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best makers in St Gall.
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, §“*\ O EVERY COUNTRY ITS OWN point of excellence-even to each
town its specialty of one sort or other. Grenoble gloves the world.
Plauen supplies one sort of lace-Nottingbam another. Even as Parts
is the authority in matters oi millinery so is St. Gall. Switzerland in
daintv etnbroiderles. And all this to introduce the fact that we have
_ just opened an immense line of lovely embroideriea direct from the
New fhlsls the rwnoe and it includes Edglngs. insertions. all- To .
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Head Ofilces In New Prowse Block-Charlottetown Sim _  ¢ Store
:ras nrt taxttat nn ttra.wtt.t lltlnsl 09°" ' Clin"
mr. '”° '“ “ ""'° “ "" "‘ C...tZt...‘I..l.". °°°° “ " 8 _ l mr/rn////1¢f,y_H~Av V 6
'l`haNortbuntber1and an-ivodlast night Misa Varlneca Wood, City left yeatar- ` m' __ - __ P m'
M181). ` day morning on a visit to her home in Lf t _ K sz ,_.p_` ,‘
W lfrld Taylor has recovered from hisles' ' 1”’ 3 ' - ‘
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overs, Slfirtinzs in everv width and grade ? Sturdy goods for $2_0O 
CENTS
"l"“"Y Wear “fill fl”lntv iilmy things for finest u~e. Direct PER
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PER Y[)_ from th~ tac'or- tn ans a saving in pric-. for vnu; YARD
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V The goods are on display today and you are especially invited to call and look them I I
over whether you want to buy or not. There is more than double any previous shop.
t ing we have ever made-and that means fomet hiog ,
These sa~nple.-s are sent to os tot your choice and we have selected what we want. 
they are shipped back. All of the patterns we show are exclusive ones.
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PERSUNAI. SUPERVISIUN
Furniture repaired.
Furniture `re~upho1stered.
Furniture of all kinds made to order.
Great bargains continued in furniture till the
large stock is cleared out.
At the old stand opposite Post Oilice (upstairs.,
 
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Agency
I represent the best companies in Fire, Life,
‘ Acrident, Sickness Insurance and will be
pleasedto quote you rates in either branch.
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Charlottetown - - Manager for P. E. I-
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Representing
The North American Life Assurance Company.
The Richmond & Drummond Fire Insurance
Company
The {Canadian Pacific Railway
‘ Charlottetown-
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Grand ivsr. Picton and Bnmmerslde.
From Montreal
Monday at a P.M.
Subject to change should circumstances reqn. re.
QUEBEC STEAMSIIIP C0., LIMITED
Proposed sailing ol S.S. "CAMPANA" between Montreal and Charlottetown
-calling at Quebec. Father Point, Gapae Bain, Pt. St. Peter, Perce. Cape Cove
Monday Ocmber 7 Saturday October ra
Monday October ax Saturda October :6
Monday November 4 saturday Nlavenber 9
.New Produce lleuui
All kinds of
P. E-  ,Produce
tlonsignmett
Prompt Returns ""
,Address WJ Marlin, ent
(Late of Martin Bros.)
.Clift's Cove, St. ]ohn's.
Newfoundland
o-rodttstlDec3 Ipd
John Newson. ,  
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FOR SALE
The subscriber offers by private sale his pro
gcrty situated in the central port of .Bradal
one village consisting of howl. store, sample
rooms. ware house. amhloa, and coach ihouse.
Will ho sold with or without furnishings. For
particulars and price. A »iv m
t-raswrtma gl' Nlcgnrlffhiltbn
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Reliable
Watch es,
Clocks,
Jewelry,
~ _ and
Silverware
at
exceptionally
low Prices
at -
C.W.Patterson‘s
Cor. Gt. Geo. and Grafton Sh-
dttsrttatf.
Saloolttluablaptopetty
at Montague
The nndereynod will sell at auction al
Monrfurno Bri (ann Pr-tdav the mth day of
October- lim at eleven o'elock forenooa the
foiiowtrg mover?-7 hsionklnl D the saute or
Daniel Cameron.
tl) Aplaoe of land Rxw fton which are
ilvarahone: in whtdlllg Came:
on carried on his burners.
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