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BARGAIN LIST
We Resume Dui' Popular
Friday and S iturday Snaps
NO doubt many of our customers recall with
pleasure our former Friday and Saturday special bar-
gains. Today’s list of
Special Offerings for 4
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
` Of this Week
Is worthy your careful pernaa‘.iOp;wo-tnnitles to secure
desirable mercha~1di=e at a saving are sffrirdsd in generous
rneiyiires. Siiewl slnppeis -nousewives who desire to
stretch their dollars tothe ilfnit--will be lu attendance Friday
and Saturday. Mall Orries receive careful. prompt attention.
We rightly consider a
  pleaserg c_i_iitomcr néit
best ii vcr sem:-nt. o
there if your purchase lloes not pleaie you Kindly exchange
it for snnicthinu else. If you do no care to do that we will
cheerfully refuu l m inry Ofcourse we cannot exchange
goo is that h ive been cut off from the w.-b.
Ladies patent 'shoes $2.90
regular priCe
$4.00
_ * ' Ladies’ finely finished patrut leather
, » ‘ blucher style laced anon. Very attrac
la  tive style wi.h dull kid upper. stitched
l ,.~ t
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 ` eyelets, warranted Oak lan sole, which
,_._;¢,,‘-5' 
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‘Good ear” welted In all sizes
,_ is also y - -
.» . R¢g\,1a|-pi-i¢¢‘ls $4 Friday sud S’a2t\;;-
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aysspecm ii);-kc felt sli ers with
Lariies’ bl _ PP
leather so'e, fleece lined and heavy
elastic front. Regulariprice 756 Friday
saturday... . . . . . . .
 
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ssc $1.05 ‘claim .rr 54... 59.;
Women‘a black cloth gaiters,
medium height. Regular price
68c. Secured at a bargain they go
on sale Friday ami Saturday. till
sll|old,at... . . . .

_ Men's I" ootwe
Men’s box calf Blucher stvle
laced boot with strong fall
weight, Goodyear welted sole-
Good style with toe cag. Well
finished and a verydurs_le b00¥-
S zes 6 tn io. Regular price $3.75.
On sale Friday and ba'-urdlv *li
~ $2.49
Missesblack cloth gaitors, full
length in a‘l sizes. Reitular price
lr.fiq,securefi below value th¢Y 8°
on sale Friday till all sold at
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ar-Bargains
Men's stylish patent leather
Blucher style laced boots attrac-
giveiy gunned with fine guaran-
teed upper, faat hiaclr zyleta, oak
tau soles which are Goodyear
wetted. Sizaléto to. Regular
price l4.oo'»on aala Friday and
Saturday al..........$2.99
LADIES NIGlITDRESSES1$l.29_
WORTII TO
$1.85 I
Ladies’ full cut riiglitdresses of fine Ing-
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ire? i -~
*£4
8'
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iisli cottouin various dainty designs, ele-
antly finished and trimmed with Ham-
gerg insertion and embroidery. Regular
prices $i_65, r,7o, and 1.85. On sale Friday
and Saturday at. .    ....$r_,9
CORSET COVERS offairqnality cotton,
neatly grlmmgd with lace, aiaea 3: and I4
only, worth to 3oc. On sale Fridaf ond
C
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CORSET COVERS of hueat. cambricl.
r l I buntifnlly trimmed with line lace and
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insertion and hamburg: Many lovely des-
me of all over embroidery Regular
i ns, sn
Bliie to $1.10 Friday and Saturday. . 
imawnas ..ra..s¢.ms.i¢.fn1l¢ut, ulmmsdi h=-vrdl»;:;“;1;1¢>_f-
choularc anti wide ernbroid¢fY- RUKUIU' 55° Fri ‘7 “’  Y
Corsets, Gloves. Skirts etc
' Underpriced
Three attractive styles in ct:_raets_i
with supporters_atta_ched~-Al_I_ll _B U
excellent quality Jean. _ 8:38!-
chsar at 15°- Fr-“Y ““” 5"" ‘Y
' Splendid choosing in most attrac-
¢;.,, nyliah, silk and leather belts.
Bhmk' and colors worth to 4°¢
Friday and Saturday . . . . _ 
| d waists in attractive
daE!ku;l'fiZt(;:'splendid cut and per-
fect lil guaranteed. Refular 'I-35-
Special Friday and Saturda§-5-- -
Ladies ilna all wool Ringwood
gloves, Qcrfsct lltting;. black and
colors. egular 351:. Frida and
Saturday at.......  \
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Skirts of durable silky finish sat-
eori. Prettily finished with deep
stitched i`r|ll and flounca. Regular
9;c Friday and Saturday.. 
Aprons of fins English lawn with
neat embroidery bib and shoulder
sirnpph Worth 35 and 4ol‘rida and
Satur  2'
Sc
See “l’airiot°' anfi “Examiner” for Other “SpecillIs.'
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‘ Head 'Ufllces in New Prowse Bi_oek-,Cl\arl9t_te,town
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‘- "1‘_l_is school atjnortti Rnstloo has licsa
` .dialed  Fall vacdtibl. ' ,
 `_;Kn- Earnest Dncliamln ia expected
home froln_Boatou qqimorrow evening.
-'Miss Dora Smith. Edaa Laird and
“_ .Florric Mclurc, Rustlco, have left on a
visit to Boston.
‘ Miss BsaalsAllan, of Bi-octou, Mass.,
' .arrived last. night to spend the winter
with friends in thc city. -
The family of the late George Lsvris
The Point, wish to thank all for the kind
neau extended to them in theirlste bereav-
ment,
Owlnz to thc enormous amount. of time
and expense; necessary in bookkeeping
atirl making out small accounts as well
as mailing and collecting same, The
Guardian has decided that in future all-
ordlnary amounts under one dollar wil
bc accepted in a cash in advance basis
and ten oar cent discount; given, exccpt
ilo those who have a regular advertising
account who will still have the privilege
of monthly credit..
The old Rankin house, the building on
the corner of Water and Pownal Su sets,
has been almost all removed from the alba
when lor many years lt. stood, a promin-
ent, landmark in Charlottetown. Built
when that. section of the City was a flour-
ishing business section, liz was flrsil occup-
cti as a private residence. afterwards be-
ing transformed into a hotel. It was long
known as the Rankin House, bntlatt/erly
has been neglso-cd and dilapidated, so
that its removal is in cvoy way desir-
able.
The shipplnl of fresh Ash from this
Province promises to start. early this
stason andas uocd pricesarcbeing realized
in the New York mai-lret. there will no
doutit be a larger number of tlsharnien
than in past. years. Those rie-
`:-irinir a sure market. for their consign-
ments should read the sd of H. M. Rogers
and Uompany, No. ll,Fultcu Fish Market,
New York, which appears in this ir-sua.
This iirui hanrileslarge quantities oi fresh
fish and are in a position bo recolvc large
shipments from this Province. Intend-
lng shippers are naked to write for any
information they may desire.
The pork market is remarkably quiet.
for this time of year. Ttisrs is very lltlla
product. offering, and the hogs that. are
bl-ing Ah’ppliu`ri hill fai-short ofthe buyers'
requirements. It is lllroly that farmers
have been too busy to get their hogsln
condition, and the high price of feed will
doubtless tempt. many this fall to market
their pork in an unfinished state. This is
rather apit.y_ on many grcunas, for the
best class of goods is what gives aplace
reputation, and there ls not. much au-
oouragemcnt for manufacturers to kcsp
ln the awlui when factories have to be
maintained week after weak with almost
nothing doing.
The rrnrottable news of the sudden
death of John Driscoll, of Hillsboro, Lot
48, on Wednesday came with a shock to
his neighbors and friends Mr drlscoll wsa
a well known farmer, a prominent man
lu his community, and hlgblyksspaotcd by
all. He was In his titty-fourth year, and
to the time of his death had enjoyed
bust. haaltli, although it is
cart. disease. It appears that on'Wcd-
rsdsy morning Mr. Driscoll had satan
h breakfast and wasin his usual good
health. Then he yuksfi his issm and
wsnttoouo ofhls fiolda and beans to
“D
ro
supposed that he was a sufferer from
h
n.
ls
plough, oblong aftsrstarting work ha
was selacd with the attack, and was carri-
ed home. Medical assistance was sont for
but Driscoll passed away before bbc
doator arrived. There survive hlui s
widow, and a large family. Sincere and
general sympathy is on all sides express-
ed for those bereaved so suddenly.
There departed _this life, at Peters Road,
Lot GB, on October oth, lim, aftcr a linger-
uir and painful llluasa, borne with Christ-
an resignation, Walter Campbell, in the
57th yearof his aze. For a numncr of
years Mr. Campbell was conscious that he
was in conflict with an illness, which is
seldom overcome, but. he struggled bravr-
ly for the mastery and all that meilcal
skill and kind attendance could dsvisc
was brought: to his aid, but in vnln,
and the i-sat he so desired was gained in
death. Tlislargcclrclc of frleuda with
whom hs mingled will miss the familiar
° tlaurs, and the bsrsavcd home will mourn
» for him, whom they ssc not now. The
funeral services wars oonducturi by his
pastor Rav. Andrew Grey, who spoke
hopsfullyof who greater life beyond. In
tha home he leaves thc bereaved widow,
and one son, Hugh, the only child. Two
bi-other-s aurvlvc him Nell and Duncan
Oqplpbell, of Sturgeon. The remains
accompanied hy u large number
of friends and relatives were lntsircd in
thecsmotery al. Murray Harbor North.
Also at the some homo, about ous month
previous, there departed. this life Pansy
Whltis,-adopted daughter of thc deceased
in the Brri year df har ape. Rav. Andi\a'w
Grey conducted the funeral services. and
the remains wars interred in yhs cemet-
ary at llurray Harbor North.
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Snalllll
Snaps
A gingersnap is no good
unless it is snappy. That
ia the kind we sell.
Always fresh and good.
Telephone 211.
D. STEWART,
I ' Bakaa neat Bread _ '
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4' ‘-
I. Ur-1, J.,R. Darla left Wednesday on a
visit. to i\ilat.|ve~ in Providence, R. I.
‘ Miss Ethel Stair and Mr-< Stair have re-
turned after a four w»ek's trip to
Bastion.
_ B. 0. Prowsels spcudln si .few days
shootinu at. Besnar:l'a Capes, North
Rustlco.
Mrs Wm Bishop, French Fort., who
spent. the past two months visiting in
Bolton, has returned homo.
Kiss Pearl Tcombs, Tryon, is aprnrilrig
u fewweclra with her parents Wallace
and Mrs 'l'oombs.Rus'lc'~.
- Mrs. Henderson, city, and ber lon
William. left. this week for Nelton, B. (‘.
on a vlsltto Loi-uc and Ilra Btswarl.
Fraak lhhar, lnstico, who i-e=nma'd
homalaatwsok from nnrlerrroiug treat-
ment in thc City Hospital, ls_ very ill.
Mrs. Rosy and Miss Edith Rosy,
Lachlne, Quebec, who havc boon visiting
Mrs. B. U. Wallace Olty,lefu yesterday
on return homo.
Alhtolcphonc subscribers an again
askedtocornct their directory books to
182-B Guardian subscriptions, and 182-3
Guardian Advertising.
Hammond Alchorn, Rocky Paint, 1°"
nsl=sr<l\v for Scotland. Alter visiting
frisudsln several of t-be olllea of that
country he will return home in the
Stanley.
Capt.D.A.)(cKinuou of no 2 Company
4th 0. A. has returned from Oztawa
where be took the six weeks oourss at bbs
Kinnon was the only man from this Pro-
vince taking the course.
George F, Barnes and Mrs Barnes who
have been visiting ln Bethel, Lon 45, the
truest.: of Mn Barnes parents' Ronald and
Mrs Stewart., leave this morning for tbalr
homo in Wrontham, Mass. This in Mr,
Barnes lrst trip to this Province and hs
apsaka in ulowing terms of tho beautiful
scenery etc. of the Garden of the Gulf.
Persons sending advertising matt"
to The Guardian arc requested to
stabs whetlicx-same is to appear ‘umonn
Classified ads. Buaincasjooals, Aanonnea
ments or amongdrelzular display advci-tiad
ments Whos no auch information ia
furnished thmmanancmsns will nos bs'
held rnsponsiklc if ad _does not appear
as desired. ` _
_ Society found its way in very` large
numbers yesterday atteinocn.to Hrs.
Bulyaa’s reception, tha first, of the sesaou'
at. Government House. Har sister, Miss
Bubbit.,whowl|l spend the winter at'
Government House, received with her
Hrs. Coustuutiueau and Miss lilclsaae
dispensed the hospitality of Mrs. Bulysa.
Among those who called to pay their
respectabo the Governor'a wife were
Chief Justice Sifton and the pulsnsjurlqe-
of the Supremo Court.-Edmonton Bulle-
tun Miss Mclsaao refcrredto is of Char-
lotlselown.
Listed for Monday and Tuesday, October
Nth and 29th, in tbsKIndcrgarl.sn Hall tho
Royal Scots Concert Company, which has
been appearing in lbs Provinces and baa
met, with decidedly appreciative notices
on the part. of the public. Tha company
consists cf Miss Flora Donaldson, the
Queen of Scottish Songs George Nell.,
S¢°tlsud'| nearest tenor; Bred
Howard the king' of Scottish
humor-lets; and Leslie Colborn, pianist
and accompanist. Their program is a
vsry attractive onc.
1 
.Iohnson’s
is a _nice toilet prepar-
ation for
. Chapped Hands.
Roughness ofthe Skin
sic.
Is neither sticky nor
oily.
25 cents per bottle.
llow’s Your tough?
Take Macs’ Cough
Mixture, there ' is no
better cough mixture
made.
For colds -We keep
Laxative tironie-quin-
ine (which we recom-
mend) also‘a full stock
of emulsions including
Wampoles, Seotts,Seve-
boi etc,
“lla lilo llacs"
 - nunccisrs.
Ou the Busy Corner.
Phone 3:5-2
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Still another one is a heavy Wsiltlli h'*°l‘
beaver cloth. fitted back, ve’vet collar.
is
  A car rivA1‘|No msrtar °' mu. coins
 By Far The Finest Range _ln
The Ilistory Oi this Fast Growing Dept.
INCE WE MOVED this rea'i_y to wear depart-
ment into the a inex the business has grown In
leaps and bounds-until now this is pfobibly
the largest ladies ready to we »r business in the
Province Two things did it--distinctive
gtvlgg and best values. The coats we show are
selected as iiist choice from the product of the
akert in the Dominion-and from ~ ne of the
_ from
bn, make" in Gum my-bought in great quantity ciiect
the make,.5_f°| cup _that explains nn the one hand _whyr_ our
“les an betta.- g e other why our prices are owe
Something altogether new is
a heavy navy cheviot in mil-
itary pr-le, trimmed with
slack military bmd md
brass buttons.
_ Prlco SI2 5°
An exceptionally good value
isa shadow Plfiid in d°'k
green and wine shades, fifty
lnchesiu |¢\\il`lh¢ °°l'" °l
dark green cloth with velvet
10 match. hll "Gibson"
shoulder eiT¢Ct -
Price $|2'95
Another one is a heavy gfey
and green mottled tweefi Has
grcen:velvet collar and ;uffs,is
titty inches long, with invert-
ed pleat down the ren re
seam and trinisied with clo=h
stra ings.
P” mics sis 95
One 0f the best values evrr
shown, is c hlacz beaver cloth
semi fitted baclt with a two
inch strapping ol cloth down
the side beams. bB‘3k and
front, fifty one inches louili
and finished with fancy cov-
ered buttons.
Price $16-50
A verv striking one is of .’stilpe.i chimp-
agne twetd. with tou:hes of darir seal
brown velvet, inlaid with soutnclie braid
I with swing ba k'and large iancv b"lf0“-9'
Value at SI7 50
' Prico $l9 50
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Wehave not confined our superiority in ready to wear goods to .-
one line. , We long ago rezognized the need for a first, rate_ deuartrneut _
catering to the need of the little fo_lk---and we have endeavoured to
make it better and better all the time. Better this fall. than ever h--
fore. Here are just a few of the lines we are showing: --
A nice cont for little folks, 'Rom
five to ren years of age, in dark
wine beaver cloth, with two invert.
ed pleats down the centre seam of
back. double-breasted with th.
Canadian ilsgs crossed on ¢
sleeve '
' Price $6.15
Another one is a navy blue striped
tweed. three quarter length. with
yoke edect in the back. double
breasted with metal buttons `
_ Price $2.50
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An exce iionally good value is I , '
we-‘sr silt,
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ahtavy navy blue frlcze, collar Hr, I mi
land with waits fan rad fancy $51.3. -5§;|‘,a-;f
braid, has stitched straps of self .;§g;f,;~'_f ""
on the side seams b tri: and front '»'=},;]
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Something differ-:nt is a bronze /./,f§v2_€§'%!
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green c‘oth, with shadow strips, R' , '. _
has inverte.l ple-at dolvn the centre  .. -’ ` I 'X
seam of hack, collar ann cuffs l ll l
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piped with velvet to match, ,
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double-br easted- __.__&_____`
Price $5-45 J`
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PERSONAL SUPERVISION
Furniture repaired.
Furniture rc-upholstered.
f FAIRYLAND
Furniture of all kinds made to order. Fr
  4 Great bargains continued in furniture till __tlie
. , large stock is cleared ont.
Hazel At the old stand opposite Post Omer (upstairb-.
“fm John N ewson .
Crayano
Unskilllul Skater.
One Night Stand
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l n  ra n  illustrated Song by Mr.Brown
Agency
~ I re resent the best companies in Fire, Life,
i  Accident, Sickness Insurance and will be
' pleased to quote you rates in either branch.
E. R..
Puoun as
Charlottetown
I-lbdrnwft
. ~ Manager for P. E. I.
' ‘Always in The Way.
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New ':r.°ll.slfse.°°»°'
P. E- I-____ Produce
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ROSS Q MATTHEWS
Raprcoonting'
The North American Lilc Assurance Company.
The Richmond & Drummond Fire insurance
Company
The Canadian Pacilic Railway
0 PFC E-Queen Street
Charlottetown-
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Prompt Returns
a W.lMartin
(Late of Martin Bros.)
Clift's Cove, St. ]olin’s.
Newfoundland
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The offloo lt. prmtnnt oceuytiod hy the Mntnial
Lifolnnurannc Company o New llovk fi pn -
lt/l tha Cathedral rout. until lloc i.5\\'.» vi or l...
ggi.___aWiy as alma ii. suaitit ' or our
Des Brisay Block
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