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Undertaking in all bran h i _Y A A l - i ' = ~ ‘V ~ =»=='L ~ -I-= as

etc. Personal attention

Fmml directing quickly

Lady assistants always at

Prices just what you would

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Saturday, 18th September, 1909"

V Afternoon............3.3oto 5.30 f Evening'_.... .._7.3o to Io.oo

We've never been so well prepared for any pre-

vious opening. The beantii ul imported _mode1_s, as well as our own splendid interpretations, will delight every admirer and lover of ulillinerv beauty.

Fashions are best told by the hats themselves

Each is a creation of art and beauty and is full of in- spiration.

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We specialize on ni if '~I 5 ‘ i I-‘urs and hir ,ff ,,,_\ __`._»__, ° lined coals. ‘f ~ _ hu°sets and ,_ , .~'\\\1f~.\ single piec- ,, ' ~ es. M ly \

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We welcome examination and comparison: _ Our Fur Department is always open £0 VlSlf°1’S

and those who come to see, are as welcome as those who come to buy.

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Tyler B Warren, student at Dralke's

University, De Moines, Iowa, who has been spending the summer- with his parents T A and Mrs Warren,North Rustico, left last week to resume his studies

Ilchard E Johnston, 43 Tremont St,

a short vacation before returning ito the U S Mr Kelly is emplo d the Boston Police force. ye an

and Birch Hill at six thirty p m

The Guardian has received from Also Tuesday, 21st at Point Prim,

Wednesday 22nd at Belle River and

Boston, copies of late Lowell papers Friday 24th at Pleasant Valley

containing graphic descriptions the motor paces there,which were at-

tended by over two hundred thouss/nd

people. lottetowh gqli players to Halifax oral 1

___ ‘ not ma/terialize. The club here sent tended to all' the ladies of the city

ord_ that they could o_nly send a

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George E. Figs, representative of the W

a team a e present time and

international rrespondence Schools,

seven p. ln. ‘

Scranton, Pa,. willbe in tho City on they were notified that if only

nlonday and Tuesday next, at the fe

"trathcoua Hotel, in the interests of

'_he Schools. _and will be particularly is vell pleased to meet the students. He then.

.ls time will be limited.

Owing bo the big Saturday Guar-

w were coming it would- ba betta? wait until Exhibitllon week. It 'likely that they. will go to Halifax ._

with special interest byl the ladies of this city is S A McDonald’s millin ery opening which takes place this season on Friday next. This firm

Rev Ewen Mcpougan Wm preach have made an enviable reputation in

gabbsgh th, 19th at Kim-os! at ten this province, as designers of fashion thirty a rn, Miilview at two thu-ty ai»1° millimv MISS Beckwith. the

capable head of this lcplr'ml=nt whose artistic work has Ueon so much commented on for the past two years promises a. display this season which _ excels all former efforts. The lash ion circles of every land have been

The proposed visit of the Cho,-_ Searched in order to secure all the

htoot novelties. ah invitation is ex-'

and surrounding country to be present on this occasion. 9-1l.ld1i

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ur good and handsome young ladies Bears tho

-'aquests prompt business dealings, as F01' Infant! Bild 0|1i1d1'0ll»

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ednesday the 22nd- They will be all -

tisements thereof, 'it is necessary around the City selillng tags in am of SlZ!19f¢\1l`° °f _ ,

' he hospital, 9-16d3l.

that all “changes” of matter reach this office not later than ten a.

dealers, of Boston. Under the new tariff, they say, smelts in any size package will be assessed a. specific duty of three quarters of a cent per pound.

i A correspondent from Oyster Bed‘l§= Bridge and vicinity writes!-The tele- §_ phone line from Rusticovilla to Oy-‘ ster Bed Bridge. is about completed. 'Mrs Dr Gallant leaves Monday to _. lvisit friends in Boston.-George Gam- § ater spent Sunday 'at Whea`tl‘.ey1 River ,the guest of David andl Mrs Moths- _ lson.-Miss Margaret McDonald in- ; tends leaving for Bostonl in the near _ future.-Aubrey R. Doiron' spent Sun- T'

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_ f°¢i';°'°'1 °* "N Vi°*°fi»=. St- John city last- night He is at the victoria rqamrod re the 1-liuiu Hotel, nan ,tom J H non ma' H 'mu .7 ____ T E M N ul 1' fax, on Tuesday last. and wife all of

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The latest news, first of all. Lama wanna has “tum” to Mm] Villlze n. |1150. h ___ to tho city by un Nmhmmdand

New and u t Mrs Hugh McClure North Ru ti ll: g°n‘i! a visit to his parents in William Richards Bideford was a N Tl; zasliii lgumlilnl Icongmgoncd the last mght'

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_ P' 0“d8lCe equip- is visiting 1,,-game in Chelsea' Ma” us co '__' £:;3:l;ge:n:xan&l)lg vrvxterii train yes- tion meets in Chat-ham next month., Auypody paging ,_ gold watch' M, I

,,_ E _Md Mr-_M t 'rho tier will he high this norms home. um ng t° '"5 ,‘§;';;‘¢ "‘°'° l"°°°°* will bv Maiiooiwsur Amherst cottage aria noelryl vimm: mama ii E: ch, city, are at eleven nity eight ma. tomorrow ' __ °“°° “"4 W- U- P°M'¢°- |Poirc Ferry, wul please leave some

rnsflliffe. afternoon at twclieihirty-five. A gram, bazaar Wm be held in *he W_ w_ Judson? P' o"'wnaL Mt on at this office and receive reward.

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the ' Kueste ofc liiisb (l-idlislildxlldxlitciis pdrrlta hrggrbligxliluediaziighzrriwgit H5" touhlilh, in aid oinetlile §dt§septD:iiild th; l“:iv:“1 gclllll Slug; £35 W5 nmiigywggdi-ntriogrht cagrponm

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arnsc ite. ang the man tl-aiu cam, h,;a,,._ “me A°°‘l°m7 Building fund- f(‘:lY‘;1‘;;`°"l;1;ln"y°|;_;’1"l;h;'llP”tl_il;l:&r ;°i'“m ter-Morton Roofing. This Roofing can

G. S. Inman Montague vig thirty' The bicycle races Promoted h Em -- ‘ im “mmm ov" um °m shingles’ U or to the 6"; t d. was a, i~l _ -__ est nice City t-0 have t k Y ' J_ A_ Myers son 0, Chan” M ers desired, and will make 5 good tight U Y Yes er ay. He re- The household fumiture ol O. H. t ' ' ‘ A eu place Mk V d 1 f' ll y "fob that will last for years. This ‘"“°di°fhHff¢1'n<>ou. callheews s steward st will he M’ “"""”°°""‘“"’° "°°“ 1’\°**1’°‘“'1 ° °' ' "° “’ h°‘”° °“‘ “‘° "‘“" aooiin is the or tl r tis: -

. __ , I . . on Mcmmt of several riders min ,m_ vest excursion, to seek -and make 5 g “P an mo ° sa °'°

Miss J t Iso d alt auction, this afqmom, at two able to “ke art Th S home mr mmsm md wus in th tory than shlnges or othen materials.

W B P I ’ _ are H. luncheon while visit- rfciock. ses aa. l’ ‘ ° dm ht” 'wi t N t W ° Forureu ee chandler will iurrush hook-

. . RWSEI Sec y T1-gps. :Ez in the City was the guest nf __ yet been fixed. ugelrlrrun ii: an vi His wife trvill ,et md sample. ‘mon request

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Will cure your hor- se’s cough in 2 or 3 days.

Price 25e s package. For Sale only ai

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which we can recomm- end as a satisfactoy remedy for Naurasthe- nia. Anaemia, retarded development of children and all wasting diseases Large baffles

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'day at Mayfield, the guest of Captain f J. Buote.-Patrick Walsh spent Sun- |§| day at his home in Hope Il.ver.

A very social function took place

,at the home of Benjamin Newsom, Klnlgston, on Tu- iesday evening, Sept 14th, when ar- ibout forty members and friends of the lKingston Baptist church assembled leo do -honor to Minsee_Tha.ulriuLah<i Laura Newson, on the eve of their _

departure for the United States. The ` purpose of the gathering was to make known to the two young. ladies the _ lesteem in whiilh (hey are gold :ry I§ .their bnot ers an s s- = :ters in the church, and the 5 latterfs appreciation of their ser- = vices ln the choir. For the past tive f years Miss Laural has been the efflci- ent organist of the church, mladntain- j ing thlls' position even at considerable § sacrifice to herself, especially during = her absence from home attending the Charlottetown Business College. For a. number of years past Miss Thamk- ful! has been a fslthful and- tireless worker in the church and- choir, from both of which she will be much miss- ed. Deacon Danicl T. Fraser was ap- pointed chairman, and after litly ex- pressing the purpose of the meeting, called upon Pastor B. II. Cornwall to deliver the address of the occasion. Pastor Cornwall responded in his usual fine style, with Christian warkml th amd fervor, expressing on behailf of ,the friends of the church, his regrets at the departure of the two young _ sisters, his appreolation of the work they had- done and of their personal iworth, as wall as his desire for their ihighest .welfare ln the fu-ture. Deacon 1Fraser then presented each' with an envelope, containing a. sum of money, as a more tangible proof of the es- |tecrn ln' which they are held. The young ladies suitably expressed their thanks and appreciation of the spirit of the ‘gathering and of the gift. Af- ter the friends had joined heartily in singing, all sat down to a generous repast. Besides doing honor to the friends who were leaving, the meeting did much to,strengthen the bonds of Christian fellowship as it wias design-

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boards for program nightéy. 7”"

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Cakes

in endless variety. We have been in this business for years and know just what you want. The cakes we make are

Always » Fresh

Telephone 31|

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The Buuesf Store on Charlottetown s Busiesi Street.

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following issue. _

'rho recent changes in the urlits<i` 7” Af -

States tariff are likely to effect the 5; ‘ ‘\ _ _Q ?f~ ~ ~

smelt trade, according to information ' Y \\ '

furnished The Guardian by Joseph A. / J ‘

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The new coats that we have ready for you are notable for the characteristic that may be called "class,"

The designs are smart, the lines in every garment are graceful, the cut and fit is Just what you expect of best tailor work. The showing to-day is particularly good, and SS We have remark*-dr man? °f °u1' “ °1'°'h9-”d¢d' customers are gathering in garments that appeal to them even at this earlyfdate, toprovide against the inevitable shortage in the rush days of late October.

Cost at 9.50, 1o.oo, 14.oo, 15.00, 17.50, 20-00, 23-00-

4 incb"plain tafletta ribbons yd worth H20c Q 166

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This bargain is a notable

one indeed. The main trouble we have been having about it is to get the ribbons out from Switzerland as fast as we can sell them in Charlottetown.

There are blacks, blues,

reds, pinks, rose, greens, white etc, 4 inches wide, all silk taffetta, just the sort of thing that other stores are offering you at twenty cents:-Only big buying makes this bargain possible--and a bargain it is at

~ 16c

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Some very Smart new Silk and Net Waist IDEAS

Express yesterday brought a great line of new

waiafs, latest fall models direct from the makers.

Very handsome allover lace waist, high guipure

collar, long sleeves, ecru wash silk slip $5.15

Tucked embroidered net, in cream, is the fabric

of which a very fetching garment is made, Front and sleeves finished with Planen banding with a dash of colour given by a touch of sky and brown silk embroidery $5.75

A rich and effective taffeta silk waist, prettily

tailored, has round yoke of net with bands of silk. Cuff similarly made. Iet buttons add a touch cf brightness to a very pretty garment. $5.75

A plain tailored waist of soft firm taffeta silk,

wide and narrow tucks, plain _sleeves jet buttons at shoulders and down front _ _ $4.50

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Others 3.7;, 4.50,

cream lace, blac lace an

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'5.r5, in white lace, silk.

A 15 cent pattern and the latest quarterly style bool:-35c value for-Us