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‘ Rf.-marked a lady at ~urFnr and Mantle
opening yesterday “I certainly did not ex-
pect to see such beautiful garments in Char-
lottetown andthe prices are so reasonable."
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ing of Fall Mintles is certainly s magnificent
one. All the leading styles are represented.
Here you may choose from the cream of the '
celebrated Norway and Britannia makes-
our ability to place largest orders giving us
the preference and first choice of the e splen-
did garments.
. Every garment is exclusive with us, can-
notbeseen elsewhere. And as we show but
one or two of a style--excepting in the lowest
prices-our customers are spared the morti-’
fication of meeting duplicates of their choice
st every street corner. ' _
Ciinparison we invitt;---’tv\ill best serve
to show the exceptional merits of our gar-
ments. _
Wg advise early choo~ing, other-"ise you
may miss the garment you would most de-
sire. '
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Boys
School
‘ Suits .
Donbtlcss the problem of boys'
cloihingls now looming “P big ‘md
portentous l _
rjolve it in the easiest manner by, .
coming to this store today.
We make a study of the boys’
ciothino questiott-study out the d_¢-
tnils of construction, examine close y
with the qualities of cloth which enter
in rye ennstructlon of every gurilielll-
A =;That's why our clothing for 
is different from the co mm0DPl“°° lm*
(inf new fall styles came in Saturday
_-hundreds and hundreds of the man-
_ Hes., smartest little slits we ve ever
offered. _
Sires for every age--patternsffor
every taste--prices for every P“"5°°
Werjj |01" tim boys’ clothing pro- ~
biem for von in I tml’ if Y°“'ll let M'
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Gordon McKay, Brudalhane is in the
et City.
Miss Ross, Matroo of the I’.E.I.iIospital
is in Montreal.
Fred Blake of this City has returned
from Montreal.
Percy Pops Jr, _has returned to Halifax
after a_ho_1iday spent in this city.
Hundreds and hundreds of Tunnel
C iupons have arrived and stillthey come.
Mrs. Donald Bell, Tryon, hus returned
home after sponding ix week in this city.
The tide will he high this morning nl
` 0.11 and tomorrow at 10.00.
‘ John McKinnon, St. Peters is in the
city attending St. i.)nustnn'a College.
Rav. D McLean, will preach (l).V.) in
fha People's Church this Friday evening
-it 3.
Dick Hughes and Jack Lewis of this
City, were passengers from Summerside
yesterday.
Misa Flora Campbell, Du-lington, is vis-
iting in Bunbury, the guest oi Everett and
Mrs. Bovyer.
Miss Nioholnson, who has been Miss
Flora Csmpbell‘s guest while in the City
left yesterday. V
Miss Hazel Davison of this City left
yestardny for Cuckvills where sho will
attend College. _
Wednesday at.Montaguo the Prohibition
, cnsc ngninat Mrs Hllchey, of Georgetown
j was dismissed.
' 1)r. McNeill has returned to this city
nftfer u visit to friends in Stnnley Bridge,
i Uiiitou and liustico.
Mrs Kenneth Mcl{on1.le, of Charlotte-
town, is visiting ner sister, Mrs. llenry
Price, Newcastle, N B.
Miss Louis Taylor dnughter of Capt Tay-
lor, City, left yeatcrtlny for Suckvillc
where she will attend College.
` Brenton Mc-Larsn of lioston, who has
heen the guest of B. C. und Mrs. Prowsc,
lenvss this morning on return.
George. Finlayson of the Finance De-
nurturont Ottawa, is visiting his purents
Capt. and Mrs. Finlayson of this city,
Mrs. Ernest i).ichetn|n and Mrs. Fred
Long of this city left yesterday on an ex.
tended v.sit to Ilcston and New York.
Harry McLean und daughter Miss
llelen of Montague who were lu the City
yesterday, wont to Surnmersirlo by the
niternoon train.
Mrs. J. W. Iiuseltine und children who
hnve been visiting in different- prlrts of
this Province left yesterday fur tholrllorne
lin Wdodstock, Ontario.
Mrs. B. C. I’rowse accompanied by her
daughter Miss Millie, leaves this morning
on rr. visit to Boston. They will remniu in
Monclcn for a few tiuys en route. '
liev. Ju<=. McDougall will preach (I). V.)
0|. S1\bba¢h,,.;he rich, ah _Snmmerslde st
10.30, Senrletown ut Zi, and Cape Traverse
at 7, and on Wednesday unti Thursday,
, the iitli and 12th _ut Coleman at 7 p. ul.
Miss Mary Conroy, Dorchester, Mass.
| ‘returns ltoday from n two weeks visit
with her brother, l)r. Conroy, City. Miss
Co-troy wus formerly alteucher in Queen
Suunre School and is now o trained nurse.
'i`|\ere wore flfteon passengers und a
large general cm-ga of freight to Crapsud
bythe SSCity of London Wednesday morn-
ing. On the return trip there were fifteen
passengers and the following cargo:
twe'nty-five eases eggs. two oasks produce
and one suck wool.
The Wesleyan says:-Rev. W. VV. T.
Duncan of New York, has heen visiting
his sister~in-low. Mrs. Fred James, ol
Middle Bsokville. llc is uson ofthe late
Rev. ltoberr. Duncan, of New Ilrunswick
ond Prince Edward Island Conierenee.
Many people accord him a hearty welcome
br his fathers' sake.
The qualifying rountl in the mon's golf
championship will be played at Belvidere
Links on Saturday commencing at 2.110
p. rn., regardless of weather conditions.
file makers of the best sixteen scores
qualify for the matches. The golf bulls
found onthe links during the summer
will ulso be sold on Saturday niternoon.
The Moncton Times aaya :-In tho ’l‘ri-
bune's voting contest at Saeirvtlia, for the
nicht popular man in eastern Wcsttnol-
lanrl, A B Copp, M I’ 1', Liberal organizer
for New l‘irunawielr, won the prize, n
silver tea service. ii i’ 'i`rusruutt, conduc-
tor on the N ll and l' l'l Ilhilway, colu-
ingru-cnnd. Mr 'l‘ruo|nan will receive n
.handsome silver v\'nter_ pllohtr suitably
engrnvsd.
| The directors of the Y.M. C. A. orc now
busy completing the financial canvas for
the year, as they wish to get this work
well out the way before the opening up of
the fall work on Oct. lst. The Guardian
beapaaits for them the hearty cooperation
of all contributors. The past. year has been
one 'of the most successful in the history
of tha institution and lt was never more'
deaervlna' of hearty support than at the
present.
dir-lu-d!¢~~\i\v~;~nv~v~§_i»
_ Fyou are asked to send a ~
cake tothe picnic or lawn
| lfete, one of our
Sultana or Nut or j
Fruit Cakes
will save _you trouble.
and do you ere it. too-for if
they don'tkt1ow,they wiligive
ou praise for being or hav-
, ing an extra good cook.0nt-
cakes are the"homs' ‘kind, made
of _ bear maeerials. generously
mixed and baked according to
latest recipes. They are even
batter now than they have been
D. STEWART.
ltclipoe Bakery.
stent Street.
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Ulf-y. The hudyls expected to arrive on
Saturday night.,
As announced in unotller column the
sth of Francis Bell took plsos nt
urls Sept. -1. lie had been unwell for
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Sir Wilfrid, U. Bigger
night.
j The .mail train arrived at 11.00 o'o1ock
last
The Northumberland arrived last aven-
Inlr at 8.3!).
Manager Winfield of tha Telephone
rupany was in Summeraide yesterday.
Albert P. Sharpe, Wollostan, Mass, und
g James Coady at Newton Cross.
A.E.Stsvenson, Quincey.Maas are \'l~lt-
Rcv John Gillis will preach in the Prea-
erian Church at- Mount Stewart and
West S . Peters. next Sabbath.
The many friends of Frank Riggs of
is City will be pleased to learn that hs is
praying from his illness of typhoid fev-
In future nil classified and other ntivers
ing, verb-bl replies to which urs to coins
thiiofflce will be chnrged at double
1 BLU. '
The new time table of the S. S. City of
ndon for East and West Rivers goes
into effect tsrlay leaving Charlottetown
at 2.190 p. m.
Advertisers are asked to have ‘changti
not later than ten a. m. each Sazurdny
r the Morning Daily and Rural Daily,
Guardian employees have o half
litlny such Saturday.” The business,
l news uopartments ure open as oil
other days.
John Mcinughlnn of this City yesterday
celved a dispatch from Ottawa, au-
nnoing thc tlesth of Rob. Angus fir
any years mnnagerol the Telephone
mpanyin Cliarlottetown. Mr. Angus
s a well known Oddfellow and his
funeral which will take plane here on
ondny afternoon of which iurtiier
tice will hs given, will bs under the
rectlon oi' Wildey Lodge l.0,0.l.“. of this
me years lo that death was not.
expcclcd. Born in Bris'ol, England,
ns 20, 1821 he came to this
ovlncc In iN-12, settling in the
Nl?-Y. In 12570 ho was appointed
manager of the l_’r‘ovinclal Form in which
sition he continued for l.wenty~ont-
are giving universal satisfaction. Mrs
il predeceased him se\'ern.l years. He
survived by a family of two daughters
d live sons, viz. Mrs. A. llnisnorand
thur in the Royalty.
Misa Sarah of Sourls; Augustus in Char-
lottetown, Louiw in Lynn, Mnss., Rlchnrrl
California, Alfred in \Vnshingtnn, null
Below are given the results of the horse~
rncina' nt Cyuibrils Park on Wsdiit-sll.\y,
pt 4th. '1`heoillein|.~< were: J. P. Wooll-
ry, starter; Chas Mucllonnltl, G.~ol'|.rc~
GREEN RACH-
Rohsrtn Mac, Jos I. Stewart,
(Crasweil) I
Lady Laurier, Austin McNeill
crawl:
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slit., s. ir. stead, (Steno '
me uni. J. \v. nantl (trawl)
Tlllllili MINUTE l‘l./\H!l-
Highland Fling, J. A. Stewart.
Stewart 1
Butternut, (P. A. Essory, li_E~raory 2
Tryfanu li, J. C. Crabhe, Urabbe Ii
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These following items lnciu
‘ Handsome navy beaver coat 7-8 length
' circular back w’th seani. narrow stitcli'-tl
stripping, rever collar ttirtieti cuffs.
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Ladle'-i twerrl coats, in brown and green
Omllfe Cllefks. loose back, 7-8 length green
~' velvet collars and cuffs, as well as strap.
‘ ping and pipir gs . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . $19.50
An Onibre plaid effect in silver greys
makes a dollgli ful nnl dislnctive garment.
loo c back, bias strnpplngs, centre bark
and _-ide seams. . . , . . . . . , . . . . .
. .$19 75
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E ~ ' KANGING FROM $5.90 to $27 #_
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commencing to be needed ai- _
ready for every day sees some -
. ofthe handsomest and most:
irst instalment' of fall    1
' 533 HANDSOME GARMENTS ; T . .
` ,‘ VERY' f`lay'r-‘ees addhions to y
. ’ this splendid coat department _` \ = _
of ours and. the additions are ‘
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distinctive garments moving out.‘ Cheap =
coats, medium coats, high class coats, in every ' 7
line our superiority is seen. Most women know _ . , 4
already that' this is Charlottrtown's great '
ready-to-wear store#-but we are after__ the few-
wlio aon’t know. _
We handle tie ` rodncflona of
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Canada, £kiug li. izholce
nom their mes, nonce.ou_r
ability to show absolute] _dl_l- -
tinctive inliadual, ylyl;
effects such .aa yon'Tvill1H l
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will be sold our in a few davs more, and as you will .
easily understand, it is often impossible to duplicate . ' ,,
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cailon ns today". To-morrow for someone else-today`  ' ‘
Another Ombre check gvmiueut -n~»q in
v~r\ til' iiv-,n..vy ftwn and bro..n, -cir<»u_ - _
Fine black beaver coats in 7-8 length
corset fitting style. single breasted. ily y
front, turn c.1ff very exclusive and hann-
sorue.... . . . . .
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'mills We l1i1VP- And we feel sure that a ciofer acquaintance wllideilght you even u\ore.‘. »
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ings back and front..... . ... . .$25110
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department we have for yon. Even if your are not in Charlottetown that is no j '
' reason why the store’s service should not be extended to you, we serve, s ttislact- A t
orliy customers from North Cape to East Point. and we can serve you too.-
Ask for samples of anything in dress goods-the samples will go by re- ,
turn mail, and when you see them yotirorder is a forgoiie conclusion. ‘ `  ` .
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We use new develo-
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can assure you of the
best possible results.
New sioclt oi ltodalts
and film received.
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I represent the best companies in Fire, Life,
Aceident, Sickness Insurance and will be
pleased to quote you rates in either branch.
E. R. BKOW.
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PURE GRAPE .IUICES
We have imported the fol-
lowing from L0ndon,Euglsud,
and guarantee them absolute-
ly pure and strictly non-alco-
hoilc.
ORDINARY-a blend of grape
juices.
ALTO DOURO -named after
district where grapes are
grown.
CONGRRST -juice of Con-
cord graces.
MADEXRA-a juice of fine
flavor and aroma.
MUSCAT- from Mttscstel
gragl.
RE ALICANTE--a Spanish
rape juice.
§LGERIAN-from Algerian
apes with a rich fruit flavor
§tALES'i`INl¢-Imported ffom
the Holy Land. does 65
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Furniture re-upholstered __
Furniture of all kinds made to order. ‘ ' if
Great bargains continued in furniture till the will open for the Fall Term*
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BARRIBTERB, SOLICITORS
Nuraruls I-vnuo rm
Charlotuitcwn, l’riucc Friward islnnd.
Branch fifties, tieorgowwn. P. E. island.
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The Largest and Best Located Hotel
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Dwelling sod shop with
a well established grocery
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of Cluriotte est
te-tl ont, Pieu for for
growth. A snap I ' live
man not afraid ° work,
For full particuia" °ddfe.":
"Business" care “Guard-
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mpeeiaiiy deslrslda for mariah Qin the sum .
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For Supply of .Hay. "Vey
Strawuud Feed at the Ui'
iho and assigned up to and on Friday the
dar of September-IU1 from persons willing
tender for the foiinwin¢:-- _
\. 'ra .apply an .hw maui- ss so aa ‘
vet-sd as required bsfonaud |ilr|n¢ lxhi =
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smart secretary Troaliurusg,
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