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THE EVENT of the season-our Annual Fall
Miilioery Opening will take place. ._ 't '
,r Wednesday and Thursday
w NEXT "
.Oct 5rd and 4th
_ We talie great pleasure in extending a
cordial invitation to our customers and
' to all otlirrs who would like to attend.
O.i- position as
the leading niillinery
establishment is firmly
I established; ._ and on
WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY NEXT
auo her notable ad-
vance in leadership will
be made.
We expect TH IS to
be the very best Fall
Opening ever held in
Cliarloitetown. Past re-
cords a'e going to be
eclipsed and an Open-
ing held which will be
a credit alike to our
up-to-date Establish-
ment aiid to Charlotte-
` toon.
l
 ~ All Women
who Love Millinery
' \
 Sli -uid attesd. This will be an attractive show-
" ‘lngif correct and la'est designs in charming- mil-
., linery. ‘Imported creations pnd many beautiful de-
" " .ligne d tur own milliner’e will be shown.
__ Q.  .-  Furs
and A Mantles
dial! the latest novel-
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Offices- in Novi
e nv-
today.
sounder
Hua. Llano has returned to Yorhafter
'lililldlll a few weeks in Millcovs visiting
rrlaads.
Ins. Joni: Mactnau and son Bruce
‘ have returned to Long Oreck after visiting
in Truro.
J. J. HCPBERSON, Uigg, Iggy” this
. m°N|N! in returns his medical course at
Queen's Univsrsiry, Kingston Ont.
TBI Saturday Guardian, only fifty centa
l Year la an excellent gift lor that friend
of youre abroad. Bubeci-ibeforii1t.oday.
Tin mnaicpegcin the Saturday issue
of Oct. Gth. will contain the words and
music ol a song entitled “My Angeline."
Wii.i.iai| C. Woon, who has been
employed on the Gulnue for the summer
months aa carpenter has returned to his
home eq llilctt‘s Station.
Mn. also Mus. Siirwoiw (nee Mies Par-
tridge, lats of Union; now of Minneapolis.
spent Saturday in Yorlr,ths guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Harry Henderson.
HON. F. |.*'. llazrzairu, Benj Rogers. Sr.
B. R. Brow, Arch. McLean, Bruce Stow-
artand Mrs. J. A. S. Bayer were among
the passengers hy the S. S. Northumhei-
'land Saturday night, returning from
Halifax.
ON account of Mr. Stewart being un-
ableto play golf on Saturday, the finals
of the Standard Cup match were post
poned until 0a. m. this morning, when
Messrs Stewart and Rollers will start in
the ill hole match which is to decide who
shall hold the trophy ani ycar’s champ-
lonship.
Titans were 10 passengers and ii. large
general cargo of freight to Crapnud on
Saturday by the S. S. City of London.
The return cargo consisted of III! bushels
potatoes, .50 boxes of cheese, 40 cases eggs-
2l)_packagcs butter, li casks, i cow, I crate
chickens, lenginc and 3 tons iron, etc.
B. E. Rtmonns, Franklin, Maas. and Dr
0. C. B.Nason, Medway, Mass., were pes-
aengeru by S. S. Canipana to this port on
Saturday,and at once proueededto Picton.
The former had been attending the Sove-
reign (iranii l..odge.I. O. O. F., at Toronto
and the latter was enjoying a trip via
Niagara Fails through Eastern Canada.
T.W. I-Iucirss acoompalncd by his son-
-tp-law Prof. Hawley returned Saturday
hllhtfmm a successful fishing trip to
New Glasgow. Mr. Huizhce' friends will
begludto learn that ha sustained his
nsputatlonaaa veteran angler by bring-
lnghaok with him a creel of speckled
beauties that many a younger disciple of
Isaac Walton might. be proud of. Mr.
Hawley was equsilyjucky.
ruosl -who want work of any kind of
are looking for help of any kind should
send their names and addressee with all
particulars or cali at The Guardian
Employment and information Bureau,
New Prowsc Block, Charlottetown.
Telephone REB. Those who do not
desire to advertise will please send $
emts with their request, which amount
will be returned tothem on application
it they do not get what they want.
asourtvqsaty boys mrtsa out is the
Harellld Hound chase Saturday arter-
aoon. The Barca after being out an hour
.and n quarter and taking the Hounds for
eriekht miie run, arrived home three
minutae ahead of the leading Hounds.
G.Stauaway. G. Toomha, H, Smith, J.
lnwe were the iirstof the Hounds home.
Allths boys expressed thomeelvce vary
much pleased with the inn. Something
similar will be held for the boys nat
Saturday.
Tun funeral of Mrs. Florence A. wifefof
John R, Richards, was held Monday after
noon. The services were very largiy at
tsnded.many of the employees of Mr Rich-
arda, as well ae neighbors and friends and
members of Georke L. Gill Rebekah lodge
and Kinds Daughters being present to
psy their Iaat token of tribute ta her who
in life they knew and loved so well.
During the services the Granite City
quartette sang "Shall we meet beyond
the river,” “Nsanr my God to thee.”
and “Chrhtlane mood night." After the
services at the home, the remains were
taken WML Wollaston oeetery where
the burial service of George L. Gill,
_Bebekahiodgewal rendered by ofiioere
ofthe lodge. Thehearere were relatives
of the deesaaed and Mr. Richards. There
was a _ _ ion of beautiful flowers.
The d wm a rlanehser of the late
George . we and niece el Mesure
Henry a ai Iawa. She had many
his city whoiovail her for her
lerli ities, and who greatly
segsathar dembe.
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"raiaaes Boas.” satishstlou ln
»- taeltw.
OCTOBER 1,
left Saturday
Hc8wanr lelt Satur-
' '°°‘“`“°" h°"'° °° srssusulcxuanssvisrtsaturdsyror
Hlrra! Blvd, when he will be the guest
of Wm. Richards.
lip Wnaou, Mr Reddin and K. C.
Holm were passengers by the B. S. City
ot London ou8aturday,
Misa Wnuuu Houmoox arrived in the
city Saturday afternoon after visiting
lies Moreon, Jardigan Bridle.
Tnniu: wiilheservlce in the Klrlr,
a. ui. and atBiroh Hill at3and'I p. ni.
Hr. lcDou¢a|l will pruoh.
Tim evening sessions of the Union
Commercial Ooilerre open this evening at
7 p. in. A splendid opportunity to secure
a practical business training.
, W.!E.Poci.r,formeriy of Montague,
have entered into partnership at Ed-
monton, and will carry on a general
business.
Haimv Hlmnlrtaoiv, section foreman,
has retumed to Yoilr Station, after
spending a few days in Souris attending
to Important business in connection with
the Railway.
Connimrounnuiu should remember that
to ensure early appearance oi correspond-
ence all mattersent in should be out
down as much as possible. Every
attention is paid to correspondence but
ltlsirv/inosaihie to get everything in as
written, especially whenasoflate many
communications are being received each
day.
TODAY the mails go to Murray Harbor
South, Murray River.Caledonia, Wood Ia-
lund North, Belle Creek, Flat River, Sel-
kirk R0ad,I0na, Belfast, Newton Cross.
Orwell, Kinross. Vernon River, Avondale
Lake Verde, Vernon River Bridge, Mill
View, Mount Albion Lot 48, and distribu-
ing oflices, via Murray liar-bor Branch.
T. Walter Hnnllrd, miiil clerk, will be in
charge.
Tun marriage took place ut the in-lde's
home in Canoe Cove, last Wednesday
evening of Mesa Annie Inman snrl Hugh
McPhee of the same place. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. James Mcllougall
in the preaches of the many relatives and
friends of the contracting parties. The
bride was handsomely attlred in cream
silk ltistor, trimmed with brusseis point.
lace. She wore a veil held in place by ii
coronet of white mee buds and carried a
bouquet of sweet peas. She was attended
by her sister Miss Janie Inman wbilc Mr.
James Darrach au orted the groom
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After the ceremony the guests all repair-
ed to the diniug~room, where a bountiful
'repast awaited them. During the cvi»n»
ing excellent music was furnished which
was heartily enjoyed by those present,
The young couple received anumbcr oi
elegant and costly presents. which show-
ed the esteem ln which they were held.
All left, wishing the newly wedded couple
a happy and prosperous future.-Com.
Oysters served at all hours on the half
shell, stewed or fried at Florida Hotel
Pownal, W. Brown. 9-Zldlmpd
 
Huyier’s
Chocolates
Another fresh ship-
ment just received
direct ffom the
manufacturers. `
Don i Pass Up
- When youwaiti
I a Good Cigar
We keep a &ioe and
well selectedatoik of do-
mestic and iinqrted cigars.
Ourclgars are again such
a manner that t NAT-
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QUBT 5c or a HAKITANA
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4o other". nd! if the
above don't‘ e yo i.
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'The Mace”
ielt Saturday
Kinross, ou Sunday October 7th at l0.:li`
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W , Ye simply can’t_kee} quiet about_this splendid show of dress goods.
e re s owingt e fabrics that fashion dictates in just the colorings that dame
says are absolutely right.
_ As_ to our prices-well-a little comparison will do ns more good than
ptinier’s ink-Will you compare ?
Mt-lpon 'l`w§;ds in four colors, 40 inches “
W\1f.g0 vaueat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Foity inch friezes, in mixed eilects oizlgi- ~,:;viiw:"'.l1.l. .vi(i(il.'. ,lll.a.ck.'. winei green'90¢
glue, green, fawn. brown and blue and ‘ _Similar line. better finish, in black. wine,
ww”     506 ` brown. 2 shades of navy and myrtle
Fourcoioriugsin a very fair mixed tweed i ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . . . . _ _
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-igwwv. Ngo greens, blue~-to inch cites an wool venetian 5r inches wld.,
Fi: e- veg :incur fabric for- - -  - - - 30c rich smooth tmisn, one clear cclorings,
f:_ smooi y nished cloth 50 inches  black, navy. green, brown, and wine.
wide. Reseda, and slate, excellent value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . 5| 15
 - ~-  - 42c Broadcioths, beautiful. lustrous, silky
wigg’ * Wwlllnliinz tweed. 44 _inch cbliion brcadclotn weaves, in black,
cont , tuames n mixed effects with a brown, navy, green.  $1.45 and $1.65
"fs ° °V°f°h°°k-m°S'~lY b\‘0WI1S. 56 inch all wool suitings. iweeds -in
green. and blues. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . 60;; brown, green, navy, and grey mixtures,
Hi:\f;dSl<>1I1€l_all wool Tweed--similar to ideal fabrics for knock about suits-
H e ast ine except that the finish is and really fine value at_.......  $l.35
A Hnerl.. . . . . . . . . , . . . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . 784: 58 inch light weight friezes, smooth'
_ne ine of absolutely pure wool vene- iinisn-no amount of wear will rough-
§l‘”l§l°lh5f 45 ll|'¢h¢5 _Wld¢. Cvmillg in en their surface- durable wear and
3° ' n“VY» UND. WIN- - ~ -  - - - ~ - 78c weather lasting fabrim at. . . . . . .
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A Venetian. fine, smooth iiiilsh, 48 inches
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Some   Daim aisimgs
Fa11Cy wlisfingi in jacquard weaves. cream with woven design of rcseda, sky,
lavender. pink or green-31 inches wide . . . .
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. . 45c
Plain cream ltistres in fancy weaves,st 54 and . . . _ .` . . . . . . .
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. _ . . . . .. 85::
An attractive waistiiig novelty in Paris Opera flannel, a soft dainty looking fabric
in cream, cardinal or reseda  .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..  65c
31-4yards.ehonghforawaist  . . . . .
 $2.00
A full range of colorings in lusires and cashmeres, suitable for waisis in almost end-
less variety of prices.
we “-liioormac" 2.2211'
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-  ' . For manv a» moon we’ve been trying io 1
End the ideal “dollar shirt. We figured what ,I
C3 was required and placed our ideas before?
| \ \ many makers-After examining and rejecting
_  _ sample after samnle the very thing camel up
i ill. L at last. The body is of fine strong cotton, the
A ¢ ”' bosom and bands are of very excellent Irish
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'F' V _ linen, the style is the popular short bosom.
_ .f,';f`  ‘ Cushion button hole---re-inforced seams-cor
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stitch. Open front or open back-W ite only.
We waiit you to compare this shirt with the best $1.15 shirt you ever
saw -and we°re sure if the “Moormac" cost the same you'd choose it. i
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rect cut and thoroughly honest work in every
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This is another jacket story to tell
big values lor little prices-line
valuesfor the litllaet prices wa've
had the pfvilege ololbring. All 
prnienas bear evidence cl careful tailor
ing. The atylaa are the latest and
one willniva aiithesarvieethatcculd
caches. They were selected by
Inca Dona and use them. Jas
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CONTINUID VP STAIRS
Batraucs Hale _Door (arch) New Bleek(
Uterine; mast hasnt! sz discounts from
' °”  zones 1.3 p. s.
Gollleatiyanuoften- First buyeregethrlt choice.
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