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Men s I5
Sl ` I
uits
Why pay $2o,oo to $25.oo
for'""fi"to-order suit no better
than our “Progress” Brand at
$15.00 ?
Forget the old idea that to
be worthy a suit must bear the
custom-tailor’s label. $5.00 to
i§io.oo is a big price for silk
labels I
“Progress” Brand suits -
at $15.00 tit better and
retain shape longer than
_...lm
,most $20.00 and $25.00
custom made suits.
_ If you’ve never trieda "Progress" Brand
siiit-try one this fall. '
. Hiiiiclreds of the best dressed meii in the
largest cities of Canada wear“Progress" Brand
suits.
And we stand ready_;_to_ refund the ,
price to any dissatisfiedwearer of
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“Progress” Brand garments.
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l Oct. iiJ, atll, 3, and 7 respectively.
Come and see l
THE FINEST SHOWING OF HIGH CLASS
Mink Steiff, Mulfs.
F ur-lined .Coats
_ Are 2 Charlottetown’s leading furriers?
` By far the largest and best collection of high
class furs ever seen in any Chavltttetown store
is here
_ . »--It`s a-showing well worthy your attent}0n.Lov-_
ers of the rare and beautiful will be repaid by `a , visit
to our fur department.
It’s a showing that few stores in Canada will
excell in quality and richness. And no store can
nndersell us on guaranteed furs.
inest No r Labrador mink neck ieces at l,oo zoo
F . P $4 1 $4 ~ »
550,00_ 551,90, 56n,on, }8S,oo, [rro.o», and. . . .. . .. .. .. . . . . . . ...$ir5,oo
Nw. r Labrador Mink Mails ro mn\ch.......-$45.00 to $70
Bl.-gent fur lined coats........... . . . .
.......$34,oo to $115.00
“£5
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._ ) Misses Coats
-f_, Our fall cloak stock in-
cludes:iiiany smart, effec-
tive styles for the little
fc-__, , L. ladies. _
- ` Amongst the nicest
are the celebrated “North-
way” make.
._ These garnnients are
, __, made of selected mater-
_'I2 ials-durable, wear resist-
’ " ` ing and yet trappy and
5 becoming. ‘
’I`liere‘s a fit and style about them
which other garments fail to possess.
inner smart coals of navy frlezc effectively' ¢"lmU1=‘l
M touches of red cloth end buttons to match. i\1V;;'¢¢g
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0- r ,ff cti est ics come in green and white and blue Ind
B 2 V Y _ 1 _
W, te ,,,|,,,,.¢ ewenii., mmma brrnil tobmaiirhn 11:3. $1230
hm- Lavg: ulster collar.i'“`¢f¢°‘1P|“ ‘° 7
1°,-5,,-,|650-8years......   .$610
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 ip; \, Stylish "MS
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Y ig,  Costs
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ii i.`iTl7l7;li Dont take the salesman’
 ' word for it-it is’ut neces-
~‘ -mais SW- 1
n eS”..'I‘hen you ar
Haw °
Insist on a . - -
. _ d in addition
certain of correct Style an
s
dllfabilglailflixgsgogzlsiare indentical with
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_._ . Y 1; City. Same
those sold today 1” New or ' _
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G W Moore has returned from a three
vi eeks' visit to Nova Scoils.
The La-ues Ani or tae First iacitmiin.
Cnurch will hold their annual Xmas gift
sale on Dec liith.
' Rav. E. A. McPhee will (D. V.) preach
li" UIRH. Grandview,nnd Eldon, onSundsy
Mrs E R Murphy, Roxbury Mase, sr-
rived heie Monday on a visit to her par-
ents, John and Mrs Gurdon, New Perth.
. The last sailing of the Blunt ,Ifne this
nelson from Boston will _be November
ls-uicnd. and from Chariot etown Novem
‘bar filth. .Cathedral are to lit. Sea ad.
' Mrs. J JChsppell and daughter Miss
iLizzic, of Charlottetown, P E Island,
w re guests lastwraekof Mrs. A -I Murray
Sackville str cet.-Siiedlac Ex.
W. J. Mahoney, State Deputy ol thc
Knights of Columbus, has recurned to St
John from Charlottetown, where degrees
were conferred on twenty-live candidates.
1’.trons who are unable to get the
Guardian by tcie|iione alter six o'cl ok
in the evening, and who have news or
other business fur the next issue, are ri-
qucrted to ring No. 124.
liiiss Henrietta R \ckbam,of the Emerson
Collage- ol Oratiry, Boston, assisted oy
musical talent will give n recital in the
hill at Wheatley River, Saturday even-
ing, October nineteenth.
The marriage is announced to take place
on Tuesday Oct 22nd, at the residence of
Mrs Martlm McLeod, Hunter Rivcr. of
her adopted daughter Miss Janet C Mc~
Lend. (Houston) to Robert 1). Bell, of
H xlifax.
Thoscstudents who intend to be candl-
dates for the Rhodes Scholarship for
i008 are requested to send in their appli-
unt on' with cerilflcites offagefand quali~
iication to the Lieutenant/Governor. on
cr before lst December, 1907. __
J. Davis Scburman is offering his fs:-nl
~t Freetown for eal-. It consists of 175
acres all clear- and in n high state of cul-
tivutlon except fifteen acres which is
covered with bard and soft wood. There
is also four and a half acres of orchard.
Bwlriings ali in good repair. For further
particulars sec sd.
Persons sending advertising matte'
to The Guardian are requested to
slate whether sums is to appear among
Classified ads, Business locals, Announce
ments or among regular display advertise
ments When no such information is
furnished the management will not be
held responsible if ad dues not appear
as desired.
Robert Wilson left Tuesday on the S. S.
Perry for Boston after spending two
weeks with his parents David and Mrs
Wilson, West Royalty. He has been ab-
s-=nt from home fourtccng years and has
travelled considerably in foreign countries
including South Africa and the South
American republics. He is at present
employed in the Bosioh and Maine rail.
rond shops in Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire.
Two fast passenger steamera will run
next summer between Montreal and New
foundland, making calls at Prince Edward
Island and Caps Breton. The first of these
steaniers will be on thc route on the open-
ing of navigation and the sister ship as
soon after as completed. The steamer!
will possess qualities that contribute io
the comfort of passengers, first, second
and strernno, nnd are to have ii sea speed
oilB Knots. Tha.-e vessels will be twin
screw, with I-Inrfield`s steering gear, and
balinced according to the Yarrow-Schlrck
principle.
A Sydney exchange says: Just st pree~
eat thc supply of potatoes and cats in
North Sydney and Sydney Mines is quite
llrnltcd, sodas e result prices for these
commodities are almost prohibitive. The
presence of the P. E. Island schooner
Aurora in port, however, withla cargo of
180 bushels of white oats, 100 bushels of
|urnlps,§aud 8D0|bus. of potatoes, be-tides
other roots, caused many householders to
breathe eaey.lTha]Anr~ore's cargo of oats
were sold en bloc for 55 cents per bushel,
turnlps 32 cis.. and potatoes 40 cents, n
quantity of Island apples brought 85 cents
ner bushel by the crate ond $100 by single
bushel.
The marriage look place Tuesday mnru-
ing in St. Dunst|\n’s Cathedral uf Miss
Hannah Mcrileer, daughter of the into
John McAleer,City.to Alexander McAulay
manager ofthe dining department of the
Hotel Victoria. and son of the late John
McAuIay, Traoariic. Rev. Dr. McLellan
performed the ceremony. The bride who
was dr-cased in white silk was attended by
her sister Miss Mary McAlesr while
George Douglas supported the groom.
Mr. and Mrs. McAniay left on s honey
moon trip through the neighboring Pru-
vinm. The presents so the happy enuvlo
includsda purse of gold from the guests
of the Hotel Victoria.
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Small `
Cakes
in endless' vsrieiy. We have
been in this business for vesrs
and know just what you want.
The cakes we make are
Always
Fresh . I
Try some seed cakes, rock
cakes, lemon tops, or any other
kind you like ,
Telephone err.
D. STEWART.
Wm Moran, Principal of the U C C is
suKeiIng' from nspnined ankle.
, M as Eita Gates, West Royalty, has
ltalren a position in the swre of A Gates &:
Co., City.
a
next Sabbath, Oct. 20th, in both Cliurchrs
at the usual hour.
M:-'snrs Peake Bros Co., supplied thc S S
Rwbilng oi Halifax with about 50 tons
Ras rve Runurine nonlyeei crduy afternoon
fi r steamer purporcs.
The offices at present ocruplid by the
Mutual Life Insurance Co. opposite
Telephone ruhur-livers will in future
G Diesscmlr for 133 when they want elth
the News or E lltoriai departments of The`
u a diar. -
Jas and Mrs Tools of S: John, were
guests ol Mrs W B Deacon, during the
week, on their way to P. E. Island-
Shedlsc Ex.
The many fricirls of Edward Clarke,
formerly of this city, who is now residing
in Winnipeg will be plfnied to learn that
he lr recovering from his recent Illness.
The Hunter,RIvrr starch factory opened
for the seasod on Saturday lest. Largo
quantities of notalocs are coming In daily
prices ranging from 20 to 28c pri' 100 lbs.
Owing to the increase in supply a new up
to date dry house has been erected.
The many friends of Miss Esther Fraser,
will regret to learn that she had to leave
college at Colorado Springs, and return to
her homo in Donvcr. suffering with a
severe attack of typhoid fever. She is the
second eldest daughter of John H. G.
Frasenformerly of Kingston this Province.
The following officers have been clected
by Hunter River Division, No 138, for the
present quarter :-W I’ Nelson Crew; W
A Janie White; R S Theodore Wood; A R
S John McDonald; F S Lillie Crew; Trent-
urcr Bruce'Crew; Chap, Blanche Wayc.
Cond. Gordon Brown; A Cond Inn Crew;
I S Willie McKinnon; O S James Ways.
Owing to the enormous amount of time
and expense necessary in bookkreping
and making out small accounts as well
ns mailing and collecting some, The
Guardian has decided that in future 'all
ordinary amounts under one dollar wil ‘
be accepted in n cash in efivnnce basis
and ten oer rent discount given, except
to those who have a regular-ndvertixing
account who will still have thc priv lege
of monthly credit.
The J. H. Erncsr-, Captain Penny, was
in ballnst from Charlottetown on her way
here for coal when she was driven ashore.
The Iona successfully pulled her off' her
dangerous position and soon as she arrived
here was plncbd on the Marine Railway-
From appearances the vess al‘s only dam.
age is to hor shoe. Hnwevcr, Port Ward-
en Kelley, Captaln D Budde-rhsm and
Captain Thomas Desmond will hold n
survey. The vessel is insured.-Sydney
Post.
Wheatley Division No 252, S. of T., for
the current quarter is oiiicercd as follows 5
W P, Gertrude S Raclrhnrri;\VAss, Flnrrie
Si/cad; R S, Sadie E McI)onalil;AR`S,
Sadie C McDonald; Chap. J L Scllcr;
F S. Edna E \Vnres; Trees, Gro P
Matheson; Con, Athington Si-ller; Aasnt
Con, Blanche Mcl)onali; S. Y. P. IV,
Annie McDonnl-'i; Organlsi, Ethel Seller;
I S, Isnnc Waye; 0 S, Alircd Cnrew; P W
P, Milton Rackhau»;D. G. \V.1I’.,John
Carew. Night of meeting Friday.
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 lfnglish
'~ Photos
i' Mount  " '
‘ Vie have just open-
ed up a choice assort-
ment of superior photo
mounts imported direct
r
. from Eigland.
-vy Tues mounts ' are
,‘ diderent from any-
3' thing we have here-to-
C fore stocked, and are
._ adapted to hold a num-
ber of pictures.
Price roto 35 cents
each, we would like to
show them to yon.
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'PURE GRAPE JUICES
We have imported the fol-
lowing from Loudon.Englsnd,
and guarantee them absolute-
ly pure and strictly non-a1co-
froiic.
ORDINARY-e bleudof grape
juices.
ALTO DOURO -named after
district where grapes sro
CONGRBST -juice of Oom-
eord renee. ' .
MAD%lRA-n juice of Hue
flavor end sromn.
MUSCAT- from Muncstel
gags.
RB ALICANTE-s Spanish
rn egjuiee.
ind ar/is-irom Alger
"vu vin. r nerr trailer! adm
EALESTINB-Imgor f V0!
the Hoiv Lend. does Ggfom
,~ r per bottle. ¢ to
liihlill°ii|iEii`iiii
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.  ` Maker to
a  Wearer
 Daintiest Embroideries I
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 Direct From Switzierlandi H
town its specialty of one sort or other. Grenoble gloves the world.
Plauen supplies one sort of lace --Nottingham another. Even as Paris
is the authority in matters oi millinery so is St. Gall. Switzerland in
""'*\ 3 EVERY COUNTRY I'i`S OWN point of excellence-even to each
daintv enibrolderles. And all this to introduce the fact that we have
best makers in St Gall.
mon
just opened an imrnen~e line of lovely embroiderles dlreot fl'0l11 i»ll¢
New ihisis th: rpnrgand it includes Edgings, insertions. ali- T0
TH REE
overs. Slfifiine-i in e-:erv 'width and grade ? Sturdy goods for $2.00
CENTS
-“levy ~»=»v Q- rl fi*»i-i';~~ filmy thitics for finest ii=e. Direct PER
PER YD. i""“ Q1' 'fir Or In' fins 1 saving in pric- for von. 
The goods are on display today and you are especially invited to call and look them
over whether you want to buy or nor. There is more than double any previous show-
ing we have ever made-and that swans something
Tlizs: safuples are sent to us ioi vour 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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Furniture re-upholstered
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 Omoo (upstairs.,
John Newsom.
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PE.l§..S.li.1l.fll§..SUPERVlSI”N' iv. E-Winnie W
received on
ilonsignmeni
, Prompt Returns
Address WJ Marlin, Aden!
(Late of Martin Bros.)
5 Clift's Cove, St. ]ohn’s.
, Newfoundland
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DAIRYFIE N
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rin 3 fa
iiiigrwear f
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the purpose of prevenlién €]tho_Eedges i
of the cuffs and pant bot s 0| their -
underwear from unravelliv andfrsjing
you can depend that th'ei ii derwear is \l',
a very superior article. Tlhe cuffs and '
pant bottoms of Hewso nderwe r are
self-finished by an i _'ved pfgoess.
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When a. manuf o-
turer will go tolall the
trouble ofperfecting process for ,.~
Not a. hint of loose thr  The dges ,
couldnt be more neatly or se ii ely ished.
Youll recognize this supe p re 001 und
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er-
wear by the Hewson oval trlagld- link which is a,
guarantee of complete eati factiion. Ins st on being'
supplied with Hewson U derwe ne t time.
HEWSON WOOLEN MIL , L\ 'red _. ‘
Aivii-isasr, N.s yu -~ *ii
Also makers ol Hewson Pure Wool T eds. '__
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Boiler Repairs, Boiler Testing,
Grstes for your Boilers.
Steam Fittings and Engine Repairs.
CHARLOTTETOWN FOUNDRY and MACHINE Co. Lid
NEW FDUNIIIIY
kts.-uid! -.1  . .. i _ ~
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Farm ForiSaic
The Execntors of the wi' of the late
George Clark offer for sale the home-
tend farm siluste at Cierkiown, Lot 37
This farm contains over zoo acres of
nplend and e large marsh. Will be
sold ata bargain to wind up the estate.
Apply to the Execufors, S. C. Clerx
and Kimble Coiiin, Mt. Stewart or W
Leitch, Chai-lotietown. 8~a6drtf
FOR SALE
Tho subscriber offers by private sale his pro
gcrty eivualed iri the central part of lllrldal
une village consisting of how . store, sample
rooms. were houao. ambien, and coach lhouse.
Wiltllhexscld wéth Yr wghopt 'gil-nishiugs. For
par cu are on pr- cs. v a
li). NICBOISON
0~3d8wriwi d Bradalhou
G I MURPHY & C0.
SYDNEY, C. B.
General Commission flerclrults
'Island Produce handled on commis-
OIL
I Prompt returns made.
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TRUE E(l0li0lY
consists of getting the
best at reasonable
prices. To spend money
on inferior goods is to
squander it.-
Gée
“Crown Grocery"
sells the best Groceries
and Provisions, and
every time you save in
prices.
Sydney Grey’s
ilsisnil Cor.I’rines and
Water Streets. _
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