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The Millineryf Satisfaction

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has become h byword. "If you want satisfaction try Prowse Bros,” The ladies commend our millinery department arid we ieelconiideut it -deserves their praise. , p - ’

And there’s a reason for it. Our staii of Milliners is a large and competent

one. Every facility for turning out satisfactory work is stftheir disposal. The latest in shapes, newest of trimmings, appropriate styles for face and Egnre. EVERYTHING necessary so pm- duce acreatios suited tothe individuality of the wearer. ' _- ' ~ ’

'Ideas ,Respected

You ;_¢iil‘Budjcur milliuers glad to carry out ' your ideas

concerning! style in _which you prefer having your Het made. Make suggestions -tell them exactly \vh`at you want -uudvdegupdkupon lt,Ayo_u will be more thasp pleased witn the iutelii¢\enoe,nhd.sklll with whlchtyour ideai will be executed.

Andfyotsfhst will be ready` when promised-anmher

item of satisfaction. ~

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w|.yW.v..\r.... see a waii.ii..i'...i M... i tnegma ,upon li , . |153: Wearing a “CllRiSTY”

Hats for Men -the newest styles, siii

and sofa-'-black. and colored. Appropriate shapes

for rseir,~'b'l5:sen,'snd little men, $1, $2. 33- $4-

Blfgpe ten- few, very, very few, so good.

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'lCllurch, to take effect et the end of this

._ fhliih . Llwuativis place. sud ister return to Mess- pchegetts, endftekss s combs in s unlvers Mw ~.

year will pit the Association on s. good _,G '

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H) boxes cheese

Bpillst., and s eerloed B. lluteh k Co. '

saportlng

nftemoon-the

game at the C. A. A A. and the horses at Upton Park.

Tl! slnouut ol |15 was cleared at the

ooncertln Market Bell Tuesday evening in aid of the Bulnmereide Fire Sniferen. Ths committee in charge desire to thsnk sll who in any way helped to make the concert the success it was.

W Harcnronn, ol New York, who has

been on s visit to Prince Edward Island passed through Houston, recently en rout.et.0)is home. Mr. Hstchford told a Trosserlpt reporter that Prince Edward , ,island isssrtalnly s mostqhsrming sum- mer pisoef.

Uoimlnronnnurs sbould remember that

'to ensure esrly appeerunce of correspond ence allmatteraent in should be cut down as much as possible. Every attention ispsid to correspondence but ltlsimpoasihle to get everything in as written, lsliy wheaiasoliats many commuvlc ons are being received esch dey. ~

Till: merri lr plscc at St.Am.'n church, Lot. uesday, October Ili, oi” Mis# Martha Murray of this city, to James llickey, Summerslde. The oere~ mouy was performed by Rev. T. Camp- bell. The bride was sttended by her iei.ei‘,HislUnr|rgin Murthy, Emyvale, lille Pstr& Dorsey, Charlottetown

supported the groom. The; bride was the recipient of many beautiful and useful presents. ` 2_8! Plsut Line S. S. Halifax arrived

yesterday morning from Boston. A delay oeelrred in her leaving Boston owing to

pfevslngthereon herdsy of .Sho brought the following

passengers: Mrs. .l. H. Clarke, Mrs: .l. ,McBaohern, VV. H. Hull, Mrs. E. Murray, in-att. moo.-e.|Mi.s B. um. .From Halifax, D. Rutherford. The following passengers sailed by the Halifax on return yesterday afternoon. H. W. Palmer, Htl. J. Roohe,J_oo Roche, Willie Roche, W. _l,Orpoke1:, C. Peters, Alfred Smith. Ssmu)lCoheo,Baphael Cohen. Mrs. 1. Dum¢°rvl{)lissS.llloAuley, Mies J. H. Kofiossld, U. Beaton, Miss L. Bridges, Rev. A. Ross, Peter Boudresu.

- Rlvi D. A. MoLson is the pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Dows, Wright wqnty, lows, and s few Sundays ago, socoldlugw The Down Advocate, the congregation were very rnuch surprised when, stths opening of the sermon, hs tsndslod hlsresiznstlon as pastor of the

yllr. Bev. Mr. McLeod is .\ nstire of Bcnehs\v,in this Province, and s broth- er of Collis leLeod, of that plsoe. I-Ie has tillod his present postorste for three years ` sud has been one of the most popular pastors in that nert of the State. He has won for himself e greet deal of fame as as orator and lecturenand has been much in demand lu those capacities. He also during the ilrst year of his pastorste won sgrestdeel eireputc over the state by 'iris originating "hetless2con|rrea'atlous-" llr. Hoinod has not decided npon his

coarse hut he expects to visit his

TBI iinsnclsl yesr of the Young Men‘s

Christian Association closes Oct. Slst.

Althiillh tmQssoelstlon was never in sszood Q tmn before as it is at pre- eentyetit is li greet need of help duancialiy jlr-Qet present to bring things cnt right; ovdsmonu _im been ex- pended lnlmpmvements and repairs on the bulidln|¢,ali of which was needed. Over three hundred dollars of this has been provided for by special contributions. etc. Theresrulsrrnnnlng expenses have been leerlhsofor some time, so that tlllshovethe rofulsr receipts of last

_nauslal basis, with the building is good shops. The Secretary or any members of the h`c`lrd will appreciate very much any voluntary olerinls toward this before the eloeeofthe mouth. Amana those who have already contributed toward this wssamenber ofthe Gymsasinp class who¢yeh_vedal)|asbsoeuse_ the beth ..eii,i<ha¢»in¢ reuse nes’ me improves solaek sse§sr menbsa gave I5 he# oeused thi lmmovedreuts is the reed- ing room and rhe members

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'ns nm ofsosiaii Guam, an tn. shooting or Burnt) Bondi-sos. hu been set down to IAIIHAU lu Begins on the itch olnexs oath., Ihe prisoner entered ls ples of “Nic-il Glllhy.”

Tal following ltlonal subscriptions have been reeelvd hy the Gltisena' Fund, in aid of the Bumllbide iire sufferers:

Thomas Engl, Vernon River Bridle. 1 . U2 William Hur-rey, heker, lil Horace Hmxard, O15 Senator A. A. UoDoneld, ` 810

1‘Bosl who vvanb___work of any kind of

sm looking for hd* of anykiurl should ‘send their names sill addresses with all particulars or call It The Guardian Employment and Infomation Bureau, New Prowso Block, Charlottetown. Telephone lik. Those who do not desire to advertise 'will please send 25 cents with their ruqleet., which amount will be returned tgihem on application if they do not get what they wsnt.

'l‘i-is annual cornpstggon of No. 4. Co.

82nd Regiment, wash ld on York Ride Range on Saturday, the Bch lust. The weather conditions erin sll that could he desired sud some very good scoring was the result. The prinl were large, well assorted and represented more vslue than any the company has shot for heretofore Ranges were il). HD sud (lil) yards; 7 shnte at esch. [Ae Enfield or Ilcss Riilez-

Points.

Staff Sargt. J. M. Crockett, 9:; Capt. W. E. Hardy, FH Mgi or Crockett, tsl

StaiTSergt. V. Crockett.

Peter Brodie, ` ‘ Lient. my oroexett, ‘ 7:: Sergt. A. Gill, ` 7i Elenezer Brosvs,_ 1' ` _ , 74| Melbourne Crockett, ‘ . iii# W. W. Duck, ‘ its Cephss Hallett, iii Wm. F. Crockett, U3 John Crockett, di Abram Bmwn, "‘ 58 James Lawlor, od Geo. Abbott, Hi Eddie Veseey. U 55% B. R. Brown, 52 Harry Essery, 50 len Crockett, no Abner Vessey, 49 Ben). Mellett, 47 Hsny Foster, 44 Beecher Bryenton, 44 lease Essery, 43 Frank Watts. _ :e3 E. Foster,

.1. Godfrey. ' Guy Henderson,

Pope Cook,

Willie Wstrs, 27

The oflloers of the Company are grate-

ful to all who oontributad priles and helped in making this ccmpstlon such s success. ,

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Oysters served st sll hours on the hs shell, stowed or fried at Florida Hotel Pownal. W. Brown. 9-ildlmpd

HAIR BRUSHES

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We have at present

a choice line of hair brushes of superior quality and finish in natural wood.

` Solid Backs. Stiff Bristles

Prices range from

$l.25 to $4 00.

Kindly call and see

them.

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Cnigaies fleavrrs’

Pears’

Taylors’

Wil isms’ _ Coke Shavis¢l‘mli,

etc etc

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FURS

E WANT every woman in P.

E. I. to know about our fur

department We do, not

thinkthere is a choicer showing of honestly reliable furs in the Province.

Every fur comes direct from the

maker, and every discount that big spot cash buying can secure-is ours - for you. Every fur has passed a most

exacting inspection before we place it in stock-and in style and value, and quality it must be right or it won't be shown here.

Comparison is our best friend-Comparel

Small black couey scarf-it’s mainly

good from the pointed view of prlne-45c.

Brown hare scarf, short, neat and ea-

oellent value at 78c.

Black or brown hare stole. wide. list, very

large-$2.25, 2 75, 3.40. This line is really of remarkable value.

Comparatlvely small flat stole, of brown

marmot, very similar to mink satin lined- S4 45~ 7

Wide stole of ric_h.brown marrnot fur,

handsome markings, natural tails. chain or cord fasteners. satin linings--$6 5o, 6 75, 7.5o_. 7 95, 8.95. Prices vary lu proportion io size.

Full rour.d ruiis of Ohio Sable, deep rich

color. natural tails, making very handsome neck pieces. The prices run according to size of fur- $5 95. 6.50, 7-95. 8 50. io 95. This class of ruffsis all in short full style with clustsrs of tails.

Long stole in Ohio Sable wide over

shoulders- some all furst neck. and a good many fiat. satin lined models. all ornamenied with natural tails, cord or chain fastenlngs,

Beautiful mink neck furs, of lovely :$-

sigos and cholcest marking.

Short mink ruff, 6 tails-$27.50.

Longer mink ruE, ro tails. 2 headr-

$32.00.

L0nger still, all fur, 6 tails, 2 heads-

$35.oo. .

Graceful mink tie scarf, silk lined. chen-

ille trimmings-$38.00.

Long. handsome tie scarf of beautifully

marked mink, ornamented with head, tails and claws $40.00.

Very handsome mink s'ole, soft. fine fur,

richly marked-$52 oo

An extremely long tic _-cut'-80 iscnts

long twelve tails, the marking of this fur is the finest we've ever seen- $6: oo.

Sione mwrtins in ruff and stole style.

beautifully matic-of choicest fur, $30.00 and $41.00.

prices proportionate to size- $10.25. 1| 75,

12,25. 14.50. 15 oo, 16.25, 16.95. f

Real Alaska sable ruffs in the short.

round full styles, with clus'er of naturall tails-$8.75, 8.95. 11.50. 14 75, 16.50. Of,

course each “rice advance means a fuller larger rud. an of choicest fur.

Real Alaska Sable Stoles. long fine grace-

ful neck furs. deep rich colorings-Rnished with natural tails-$21.50, 23_5o, 24 50. 25.- 50, 27.75, 28 50 and up to 48.00.' And every added dollaroi price brings you an added ex- cell.ncethat’s worth the advance. i

A beautiful Jap fox set, rich, soft, long

fur. one of the most graceful things in the whole showing-Muds and rnifs for-$39.75.

Muifs in all the furs mentioned can

match any ruff shown-prices of mud: run from 800. to $62.50.

Dainty little white furs for tiny tots»--

SI 95. M5. 2 45-

Wh`te bear coats for small chaps of 9

months age right up-$1.98 to $5.25.

Fivd new styles L in ladies’ coats

O BRIGHTEN up our swiftly selling stock ~ Qi/

we've had to order a lot of new thing by tele

graph. The tailors have produced uve quiteynew

designs-which we are able to sliow to-day. Each

idea in several sizes. The fabrics are mostly grey

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tweeds mixed--and overchecks-Four p: ices. ` . i .-"i"

if $12.50, 1.5.50, 14.1.5, 19.15.

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Furniture repaired.

Furniture re-upholstered.

all kinds made io order.

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