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Tmdly sm' M1907- Head Oillcos In New Prowse Block-Charlottetown pp ,,~,m,,

. A my wanted in learn amen welll and w. s. unlzle or this ony leltyeaterdar Furs

P - -` do some oollctlng. See clue col. tu attend tnellailtax Exhibition.

7m . arthur Rnlil ol this city lett esterdn Minn Pearl Taylor has returned to this

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¢`/lwvtvrfnolvf/.r 1/oamwmrllruz. Jian' ° i momlnatowrnlin 0nllega,1io1tnn. Guy ti-nm an extended i.l-lv to the

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Roy Lowther was a passenger from this I Pwm° cont'

_City ui Summerslde yesterday morning. ' ‘Miis Alles S. Norton r-:tui--.ell lnat nilrht

. SAV ING CHANCE

MMG M Ynmmnfs Juhnm "smug by the Northuuibrrland iroma vlaltto

y K el Miss J Festa of Charlottetowmls a

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S n sum. t` . guest at Mrs. C. Warlcli’il, Main street

` h 'l'"l""£° img lun" P'°“'5" °' Wi” Cllfy, -Glace Bay Gazette.

l 1_7?-n\Q. t ' t d p;:n,,T “me 'om K two weeks vlan In Mills Kittie Bradley who has been visit-

'.’ n 0 ` ing her home in this City left yesterday

.` _,,».' ~ fa l{. A. McLeod of the tu; Frc-l M. Batt on rein" gn Winnim-_g_

’ ‘ _ was a passenger irom this City to Picton ` ya-sterday. Ml”

The l.l'.iies accorded a

" hearty reception to our offer-

intra in waists -Sa'ufdiy.

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Many were the express' ns

lion--many waists were so‘d.

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,/ 1' f»§;§ .1 of appreciation-of satisiar.

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_.W // " Af’ There are ltlll splendid

_i " bargalnsinthls lot---if you

` come today or tomorrow.

Iill:a~eyu\illavc overlooked the splendid purchasing

oppoinunity, we will give yn u a briel account or the why an

wtier = for,

The original lot consisted of some titty waists, Thirst ar~

ments w re lnade up by tli=:“Eclipic"whlt:»v:1rtr tin' u Tar. onto co l_l'ern wh-i were unable- to accept the n. Througl ll lor- tuuate_clrciimsrauce the lot was offcreil to u a at a' substantial reducti m. wc ~\e.~epted and here they arc.

lu thc lot are white walets ofjnp and hen vv taifctas- white

net wnists lined wltll iiillc---black walats of j p and heavy lliffeta. There are nearly all siz-:~l.

Some of lill: prions.

$3.40 waisls are going for $2 38

$4 75 waisis are going for $5 30

$7.00 waists for $4.95 *

$1050 waisis for $7 50

3| 5,50 waists for $ll0 0

'l`.le well kinwn “Eclipse lab:l on eve'y glrmerit

guanliitoes fl llllels, lit, finish. and q lllity. Even' waist is clsuly, fresh and spotless. The dt-signs are charming. if your size is still here, tli:re‘s a splendid bargain awaiting you.

good clothing for boys

Clothing for boys, to be

f__';;;‘:§ _ _

worthy j, our c -nsiderution, must

be stylish, durable, strongly

se A n, reasonable in price.

._ V \Ve are not iaiisli-ll because we ll°

immelisely the lnrgrnt boys clothinz trade in the Pr' vinle.-»We:Watch lie liclaiis of conslrllcdon; ule fabrics or whlcn the suits are marie, lmdttle styles, wi li all eye to si.-li betlcr, still more worthy clotti- lug.

Fall stocks are ready; every

‘ rew style is here.

»' i Smarisui’s $5.75 to $9.50

Extra quality mink furs

S lui: of til: lioest pi:ces of selected mink ev.~r

shown lil lilsterl. Uanl la are now being displayed in our Fur Depzl tiuent.

Tli's is ilie :fllnlous Labrador Mink -the world,”

best--'lelily luluktd, strongest. clloiccst of all.

Oili' slinwlng iuclllcles the newest styles lu mulls

tits, tllr-iworcrs stole; mil caparillcl---whether you

wisli lc nllroh'l~ic ir lint--n-iii. li you iii, no where ill

Ciliiildzl czlil i~i'.~: of equal q lllllty he pllrclllled Hi lolver price- it ir w:|l wirlll ymr while to vllit oilr

l~`ur Dep't and lu~ip:ct tliesc bmliiiflil ple-res.

1r|,|¢¢1¢~\||,ln fiirrcil ileol' No l Labrador minlr---rcverail»ir--

56 inch-_ n long-~ i-linlnf.-iitcil with in-all, regular pric~~s $a7.5~. Ollrprlcc $4' .00

r' - ti i'l l ink sl>ll:~-~liroi\d collar ami ends. 86

iiichleeinll ii; -l'i|]i.‘i0l( ll'-liilllllt-ilts. Regular prlC¢ $55~°"- UNI”

I»rlCt:.

Fine brocalle-ialin-lined

_ H* _ stole of No l Labrador ( mink.-Vhrosd enllssnd nick ti 3,1’ __3° inches long---Jrnin

f , ' menlcd hen/|,» ani tails, _' Regular plico $60- 0"' ti ‘li V price $49.00

pine brocallc~|atin-llucll

lhrowover of Nor Labra-

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_ dm- mink-gs inches lonlz . ‘F ~broad ends graduated from neck-trimmed tolls

~ .' f »' / anllclaws Re ular Pfl"

_ T; ya; 5°. Our pr ce

I///‘1ll_` _ ' ~t $52 °°

i \`*f:’11;‘.`:2 Fine hrooade-aatiu-lined

,gh / {},7,.' "'»{»;"_ .gnperine stole- novell?

"if \\' effect trimmed with extra

1,,»g¢ fell mink tails--hearts and claws---ra tails 6 heads, za claws. Of No r Labra- dor mink, beautifully marked. Regular price

Z 5lio.oo. 0\\\’ Pri" / ' ""-1; 5:41-oo

and fanev

mggffeoflgg 1 Labrador

. mink, selected to mitch

, llli ' aboveatoles. $46 f0$7U

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hundlel boxes of cheese.

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liltion.

sc\‘l~.ntli, l

counter will have prompt attention.

i further particulars see nd ill this issue

luiuorrow via boat to Crapauil whl-re hi- sliliicllvcr his excellent: lecilllre 'Filling ‘ the Soil, In Hampton Hilli,on`|Wednesday night.

The Tunnel slide which wlls used in thc

Fllirylilnd uiovinlg nlct~l‘cs Inst evenlnu was taken from the post. card published by J A S Bayer, the popular photographer oi this City.

Malcolm McLeod, Vcrnoii lllver Bridge,

is offering by private sale his farm of one hundred acres. This is lt very licslrnblc property, colivenlenr. to churches, schools, ctl: and will be sold at a bargain. Sic ad.

'l'bs followilfk horses owned ily Fred

Cameron of this City were taken ily their owner to the Halifax lixhillition yestel; day :-Harry ll., enter-ed in the four year old pace; Mable 'i‘., in the 2.25 and 2.30 pave; Pruiera ill the foiirycur old and 2.30 tror,iiull the stallion George Cresceus. thc only horse from this Province cutercli for the two year old stake rucu.

The marriage took placn at the homo of

Mrs. James Turner al. Point Edward on thu l8i,h. Inst, nt her giuinrlllilugbll-r Mary Matilda to Alexander Nicholson of Glen- mllrtln, 1'. E. I. Venerable Aichdcncou Smith performed lhe ceremony. Mins Alexis Rlidllnrllam noted as bridesmaid, null JosepilLewls supported the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson loft by early train

[’iotou Co., whore they will in future rs- side. The bride 'ncelvcrl many useful and costly prelents.-Sydney Record.

At the fine residence of Alberta

Parks, l»rothcr~llx-luw of the bride, on Sapt #ith by Rev. Charles L. Page assistant pastor ofthe Dudley St. Baptist Ohurch Boston, Dr. Clarence Northrup Davis, youngest son of the inte Frlluktort Davis, to Miss Blanch Swudkins, both of Boston,

looked charming in her iight slcel-grey

` suit ornuinented with pcsrls. Alter

luncheon-the happy couple retired to their uwn home in Fanuel, Mass., with the best wishes of their many friends. Tile wed- ding presents were many and costly.

The Rev. S. J. Wcodroofe, Rector of St. Pnlil'a church pmnnhlsli n viry strung sermon Sunday murnlnlz last upon the llllly oi’ parents to their chllllrl~.n: thl\t,lt did not rellova parents of their responsi- bility by sending them to school llnil Sullliay-~chool for others to

sayinglhnt that oily hild the wcrill.

c|ilslllg,lilnted in part that people in

lllid my all vii-re well he-ro in ililii r.n-peel.; that to his knowlcllgc tht-rc were mlny and c'\l»li°.~l to thi- cunlrllry. 'l‘hllL with might and mnill all nhould cnllcilviir

oi right living. l‘lie ru-rlllorl wma listened to with marked attention.

Fyou are asked to send a

I cake to the picnic or lawn

iete, one of our

Sultana or Nui or

Fruii Cakes

will save ou trouble, and do you cre¢Ht. too-for li they dbn’t llnow,they will give en praise tor being or hav- ing an extra good cook.Our cakes are the"home"kind,mnde

t material eilerousl

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of bca S. I; 1 mixed and baked according to

. latent recipes. They are even

better now than they have been

D. STEWART.

ltpiipce Bakery. agent Street.

Talevhons ilk

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Fred J. Mlllrr, W. S. Mcl(le ilnd (il-olge ,N ii. W. llioorc, were passengers to lillliiux mwre died °" w“‘l"°s"“y S°memb°r yesterday morning to attellil the cxhl- 'hh lim' Minh” th” lwloved w"° °f

The Hon. Mr. Fletcher of Olvgon leaves ,ww

4*;-¢\,a-Q,-chu-n~s~n~u»i§l,

' ing her uncle, Pllter Clarkln ol this City,

MN- Will- Dllile wasnpltsnenger from ‘furthe past two months. returned to

bill! Gif? L9 Brndaibang Ye"-L‘Fdl.Y‘, Itoxbury, Maas. Saturday morning. iflerncon. ' -`

I'orilons aenrlintz advertising *matte

Thecarpooltl.le_Northumberlnnllyeslel- in The guardian are reqnsgged W

lilly in¢l\lfi<rl elrven» horses and live state wnetherennin lr to appear amnnn

Classified ads, Business locsls, Announce

UhBl'l°9 Pllllly. Mount Herbert, ,mm ments or ayruull z rolltllar display advertise victllloiil vloluli mot' the Prohibition Act. ment" “ hu” "° "uh i"f°rm“"I°“ ls, ,m|,.| ms mm nf S100 and costs on snub ful'nisl\c'i t-hs lilanngslnslit will not b

hclclrnslionsllnlo if all docs not appear

deslwii.

iiev. D. M.\cLean,oi West (l.\pc,ln the iliitb year other lute leaving ii husband and

As will he sean by the nd ill this issue ‘wo mm, to m,,u,.,,_ Tim Mm, me Duvld the Cathedral llllzsur takes place during ln pdnce of Wales qu||,,g,,, ,md Joh" M th” "Xh|l’|l'|°“ WWI* 5l'"ll"ls' 00901191' holne. The funeral. which was largely

attended, took place on the liltll lnlu.

Guardian readers can have illl their job f"°'“ the mms” W '-h” West 1'0"" C°'D“l'

prlnllngdolic quickly and neatly at this U"-V'

nlllnt. 0.-ne.-ii lnlt at the snlnn-i-lptlnn f“\“'"\l *‘*="“°“-

Rev. A. D. MacLeod preached the

lion. .lnmcs liayden Fletcher ax-(lov-

};,uurB|0nl|,,M.,_s a,.,. b,,|,,g |55,,,,,| by crnor ofSouth Dakota will lecture inthe

,hu gh,,,.|,,tLewwn 5,,e,,,,, Nnvmuuun schoolroom ofthe First Mel.hoiiistCburch I (llinlpllny Ltd.. to Hnilfux and return. For "il Thufsdu °"°°l“K 0f`i'3"'l~ The Sul*

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ect of hill iecturo is Sowing Wild Oats. The proceeds of the lecture go to swell the

Sunday School building fund. The

Salem Journal speaking of Mr. Fls‘cher'i~l lecture says it was wltty,huuiorous,chasie and tulle! shrewd sayings and good sound advice and so rapt wits the attention that though be took over an hour to ile- llver the lecture, it seemed but a few moments.

Thc course Of true lovc never did run

smooth, and that such is an oftime truii allying was proved in the case of an amorous swllln of this City wllo thought lt. wus ii smoother running business thai it ls. llc. it appears, conceived .e violent. love iorlliair maid with whom hc be- came-lwquainted this eummcr, and some klndlrlcnds intimated to him nbllt the maiden was not Insensible. l‘his`mnde Vhls taint heart strong and hc popped the question. The young lady thinking he was “only fooling" said yes, altough it was so sudden, and lie iortllwith got n license, $3.25 cash down. Then he pre- sented himself to the queen of his in-.lrt and asked hcl' to go with him to where a paraon would make him one. Shc em- phatically disclaimcd uny intention of being in earnest, and the amorous young lnau sadly cilrue to the conclusion that there is no understanding the ways of woman.

the following morning for Sprlngvmq, Many have trlcll lndevlse la corn cllr-i 3

equal to i’utnl\ln'a, but niler illty lycirs nothing has coins upon thu market that Fo painiesaiy cures corlls and warts, l'lon't experiment, use liic bi-st,anll that`s “Pnl- nam's." i

.lohnson’s

is a pure Cream of Tartar Powder Ir does not contain Alum, Amindnia or other injurious ingredients. It does the work of Baking Powders cost- ng twice as much.

,,,,,,.,, ,,,e",_ "0 c,,,,,, ,he 'c,,,,,,,, nsist on having At the old stand opposite Post Oillce (upstaira.,

tance of ll lawyer in Toronto J0l'lllS0ll'8. at

i'eeautIly~a.Ylnl¢ throiiirh tho pri-ss that by all grocerc l

Tornn' ti had the worst. chlldll-ri ill North _ " 6 . \ Alnerlcn. iilimiilon liinputrli the lnrl, 309- Pfff P0Und "U31 nl

liroupil up chllllren Mr \\'oollrJol`e, in ‘X ru ‘,,|~|||». “ll movable pmpany cash,

A lti 1 th . h P. n rl-°

~R\u»<£ n oem

PURE GRAPE JUICES

We have imported the fol-

lowing from l4onllon,EnEl\“d» and guarantee them sbsoiulc- ly pure and strictly non-alcrr holic. ` ' ORDINARY-a blend of grape juices. ALTO DOURO -named after district where grapes are rown. g0NGREST -juice of Con- cord granes. MADEIRA-a juice of line ilavor and aroma. MUSCAT- from Muscatel ra l. ¥lE'i))e ALICANTE-a Spanish grape juice._ ALGERIAIN-trom Algerhu

rapes with a rich fruléy flavor PALESTINB-Import from the Holy Land. Prices 65° w

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"Thg Two Macs"

llillllllttllllllllil

s Grace Power, who has been visit- l

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man///myfowa 9 so nm _ <.

Each- Piece.

clate it.

3 Saturday bept 2| 1307 I` =

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e Saving Runs From a Quarter to 'a Third on _

"""** GREAT FUR l~i‘lU\`F2 `

made ns the lliIer.It iliciudcil ‘ all their medium price saili- _- ples and while it meant a big cash payment the saving was

` so good that we snapped it

.; u p, reeling confident that you would appre-

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f The samples shown include .soarfil rrfi'~l‘ W ' 'R-

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tllr wovcrs. muffs and .A im, `ln‘ple tv '

. lllch. stvlinh marlnot. durable fnril of ` gg

L the:-_llcr qgility and sn nn.

aior12'.

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six times their cost

A vely nice fur is a Marmot Stole, in a

medium allude has four tails, as tin lined.

Price $i.85

ll notller unc is ll Mnflrlol. Cravat, sixty-three

. inches long, nit-liium shade of brown prettiiy ' marked, unliu lined and presents ii.. very band

BUIIJC lppUHl'H|\(‘,i§¢

Price $4.75

Sometimes altogether new is a rich brown

Marmot Crnvat, with touches of crullne, trilli- _ med with heads and tails of self, sixty-threl: lnils.

' inches long.

y Price $9.00

H ad we bought the same fnrs under or :f"

dinary conditions, we should have had to i 1,, pay 25 per cent to 33 1-3 per cent m0re--we ;V_`,; make a big saving and we are passing it 1;

Many of the handsome marmot and it

iitch fore that we are showing pleSe11t ll- most as gl cd an apparelice as mink i`ursV at -fl

Now, please belir in mind-in lies'-"-'f~ir`s Vi'-~

-_ tm- rm gfung to le lerc nisuy days" .bday ,/, 1 is better than inter--eoinein

A jsp Mink Stole, one of our beat imitalioiia 2

of mink, has ten tails, satin lined. i _

A Mn rmot Coliarctfe of s very dark snpde, .

wi li long stole ends finished with ai! large la'\ls_ v and twu heads, exceptionally gooil value at-

' A veryinrge Marmot Caperlne, Ettingcloner [ '

ly at the neck. This furis I-.call-ifllily ntiiped, . " reseiilbics mink very much and has ten large V .

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Price $3.90 _` "i_'_`_

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$l2,00 ‘"1

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Price $`i4.?'5¢ ;_

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.- Lamb and lilniinc ‘list is proving so popular in American cities.

Beautiful No r mink throw over scarf, with

head and claws, handsome marking . . . . .. ..|46.5ll

- Alinilicr liamlsoillc throw over scarf in fines!

mink, 6 claws. lo tails, beautiful marking ,$68.75

V Handsome High Class Furs” ` I _»

We have been iaihing zl good deal of the line ol' cheap iurs---and we just wrvt Lo

. remind you that as always, we are showing you the complete and authoritative exhibit ' l f Erie scarfs. throws, rulis caperlnes muffs and all the rest ln mink ni the verv best and V

most beautiful markings, in sables, ln fox, and in the dainty roinbinlltlon of Persian i ‘ V “

Large fiat muff, beauliiullv marked. _No l

mink. bead claws and tails . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .ibz oo

. , _ 'i`he "Last worli" in fur style is thls.hea_\l\i- ' ‘Kev hmg ‘bmw °.v‘°' 5°.“'f' 2 h°“‘l5' 8 uns’ ful act ol Persian Lamb and Ermine throw :dver 1 silk lining, vt-rv beautiful thing. . . .,. . . .$58.00 Snr! and Mun an _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _y5§_'75 ‘

A beautiful Brown Fox iStolc, beailllilll ftll'

very handsomely finished . . . . . .. . . . . _ . ' ' ' "$38.75

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large stock is cleared out.

Gratcs for your Boilers, Steam Fittings and Engine Repairs.

CHARLO'l"l`ETOWN FOUNDRY and MACHINE Co. Ltd

l 7dtts- l ttstf I __ _

Tlic Old Rcllablc Marble and Granite Works E. l='. F L.) E Z Y

nil to say that we are better prepared than ever to execute all work entrusted to

Correspondence solicited. Designs and prices furnished cheertully on ap

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Kent Street Near Prince, Charlottetown. \ ngdhsms'

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(iiinrloltatnwn need not close their nanllii ‘ r' '**:"' 'k *_* ' .iildi-`n'id'l"i'aa‘i~»i iiil°li'|::ohdlll n n

. il~.'»dnltniill

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inllnll..-li~.inly.,...<l llrtin. ii... .i...ml..nl ' / Boiler Repairs, Boiler Testing,

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'n lllilmi lla

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d li nm your grocer.

.ceept no substltutemll

desire tothxnk our many friends for their generous patronage of the pu YOU m a C

ali n .

ii, with neatnes and dispatch. l l9W¢l|'Y in-,,|¢,,.,, of l\,-_ wp of me 1.l¢

No orllerloo large or loo small for us. i it ofifr for sale the liouie~

‘ C wltllste at Clnrlttown, Lot 37

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l , , _ , Cm-_ GL Q large marsh. Will ii:

ntainn over zoo acres of

~ili lo wind ll; ille estate.

SP¢°l\l lnlixcclltors, S. C. Cl-rl:

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Maas. The house was finely decorated g ' _ ` with rofes and psilus for the ocenslon. - ' ` ' ` ' " ‘““*" * ‘

Wearinga handsome bridal veil the bl-ide ~--'"-" ""' ’ '=~'-= """""' ` """*""`_""" W: V

PERSUNAL SUPERVISIUN ~=° f~fl3if§`s"fi`-’-i`»»i~-=~--r- ' Fnfnlnirerepnlfea.

Furniture re-upholstered. ` on of the B t Dam, Fume

F uruiture of all kinds made to order. e on tb? Island Great bargains contiliiied in furniture till the Fin3,:,tmmg,:,L,,,£,s',,:;ga:':,, .m,.|..t._

On Monday, 71h Uctober '

AT 2 0‘CLOCK, P, M. »

ltooo Bunk llltuabod at Southport, the above' - rn containing |72 H-I lwrcll. , Alan the lollowlng farming inglamenta. ' 1 Hindsr,1\ nnedar. Ilraahlng m h\nllshll\ler._ pall- at lanlroril, l bay ollttsf, l carl.. lv \'o0d\‘ club. lplollgh, l pair olapr l-r’teer.l barrow- | hnnlo. (yellow marnl I truck, I hay fork rr‘“Y

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