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lh-it should of it -silk

of `m\'eri.ul, the _cost of

and all that ' there’s no silk enough ' i

which these bargain

cos: much more ibm our price

complete. ~ i t '~

therefore .that SOMINUDY is los-1, dropi>l§g all the proltsnd

"dialling" e__ mono ‘the

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_ _ _E _ `_____ _ _bile _ E einer detsllarelfssae- t $715! his vel. sdehll bwsver. ,_ *sr 1* _ -` H7-hr-uw!

\ ._ s. _tiidqual ty sell _ se. tswalsstungs ' `.aal_~l'¢‘ |l_P1¢l\y stylu. tolsrings ine'nde sua. ' whil,’i\y,i'n1ysl.aavy,lin¢n-manyof tfhem ing exquisite saaltil sizes range (seq 34 to so inclusive. 1'hsse»ereblgh_rlsss welste~ths est, wortmanehip and

_wr bslqlolietlperlbr and will _found perfect tit-

l68 or iles: waisis to on Sale Thursday

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_ _ A large number of theni will be displayed in Loup §_ig__M_a.ulle _Department Shov Window, Queen =Straet, on Wednesday afternoon sud Tliurs`dsyr'-n_|o_r_n-

` P.»si_ri1b1y,' none will he sold before _two o’elock_ Thursday afternoon. \ " f _f

__ -I A '_ Out dt town customere_nnable tnshop

-‘ ~\ ' gsrsoually may order with cvs? cou-

M5 dence BY MAIL. When o ering,

. on -S _ please state color and size daired. 1. ‘ . ' ‘ ‘ ten cents extra should be enclosed Q:

` i postal charges. Should the waist

on - ‘V any wetaii b`e)mr;1lurnhs‘:iu_3tb;\uceta'nd :he mossy _ an . rss sen n in- _sea»s1y'e|i'll'vm§:.s“ miie "miie-. ._

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and char ming creations that ridd the “last tnulh’.’ to a stylish ooh' tuxne at present, la|ll~ lonsble New* _Y_‘1l_'f‘.k is going wild over them.

Ours came direct

from o1°e of _New Yorirfs .r ` flarlies ueclrvrear,

‘ 'ers und ere~ex`s¢t,iac-

alnnilits of ihr.se~fshown lil Fifth Averin'e‘al:ore'.r.

Oi chidon end. silk

l ' mecliin; in all black;

also in biaclr relieved with white. ‘

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Obarebia

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ol 6|-and View

with pot

._ on Saturday last.

hey dsairiag apply as

Aqoudehaneehr a

The leak-

on larket Square having

street. Intimates

Ar amost sueeiui and enjoyable

nsm's social bald recently in the school- roon|ol0_sntaal church Moncton, a solo hy`Pat\l I`As,ios1ner|y ol Qhlrlottetown. and an address on “Some ot the broader aspects ot church wm'k" by J. T. Hawke, Editor-ol the Ioaoton Transcript

were great‘y enjoyed. '

tiqnnpyoltnasrni should remember that to ensure early appearance of correspond shoe all matter a`snt in should be out dewnj la mush as possible. Every istaentihu ispaid to correspondence but it~`iain\pspiblete get everything in as written.°0°¢ially wbenesoi late msuy enlnlaunleatioua are being received ' eaeh day. .

Tas deailh oi John Stordy, a life-long

resident ol Crspeud, occurred a_|. his home at that place late on Saturday evening. He was aged 73 years sud during nearly all' oi that long life he has been s well ksowu msn, following the occupations of farmer and miller and coming into oon~ tact with nearly all the people round about him. Hs had been ill for some time and succumbed toe complication of dis- urdere. Hs is survived by awidow and

r airs. H. Kevittie. Url.

Mrs. J P Traiuor, and Idrs.

Matters; and by tour aomr: Robert.

iluleiaud Bertram. The funeral

moon. The esrvloes

conducted by the Rev. the body was interred

in the old Burying Ground it Orepaed The pull bearers were R. Vime lt. Boswell N. rmiv-ri. Jes. lolksaald. Allred Stewart, and Wlls Uebonald

WON

Ernest A. bolieili, Pro-

R. I. on October 24. *ll WI

teens oi a very pretty wedding, will!! UU iietarlargaret formerly ol Orapawd,

Edward Island, was united is

marriage tohsonard A. Fiyeer, by Rav. Geliarr. Wilson. in the presence ol the tn'ida’s tamlly and immediate friends, The bridewas gowned inthe eustainary

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iarried a beautiful bouquets( wbits Q) lations and maiden hair tern. The bridal ierty wars unattended. Alter refresh- ments ware served lr. and Hrs. Fleer su. ref their mais seas is no-us. oeen.

'the hride's going away dress was green _ eiik,wlth blank 'piolnre hat. M-nr Mae-

.Wdil wasioraranyysaraonsoltha mon

tesshsrs ot Prince Edward island

has the congratulations ol her many

'fiends who join in wishing her every sapplaau to her iutnrs wsltare.

vsather is Ina, and ploughing and hrashingaregeneral.-A due school oi iakalsnow ranging the Bonth Shore as

Basin Head.-Squid halt can gener-

liy psseured and large eainhss ass

day. A means U

here

Mme

atees and oats

even:

Lust Ohilld

Telephone 11. w lot

on Th"'d”°u"° dseireto ad-susiss will phasvaendl

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Queens!

aelu I anykloil and sddrmss

_ >_mll._s| he Guardian s ssl lates-aaatioa Bureau.

Psww__ Bled. Charlottetown.

Thus ho do

esnte with tlebleqsset, which unosnt will be retarasd totlsia on application

wsldlneted num ae mass wiamaeyeaaa

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t of King ---»-»» --» ."‘-:.:":'...."‘°m..'1--::,“'.:.'

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‘M Bumuofo Num". “mu” securedapneitio\lntheC._ P. B, close.

Winnipeg. She Qtesad upon her duties three days atterhk arrival there. Hn many friends wiliQepisgUd to hear ol

ber success. mi' ‘lholnnls holds csrtideatea from dshrtments oi tb Union Oommsnial Collsgsaad while in attendance pvreii lserseli every ambitions student. V

Till Guardian to-day announces the seam ei wus, I-layer", ersiber-ry Plum, the rsault oi ap aoeidant already reported in these columns, it was at ilrst thought that llr. Hayden' would survive the injuries received when his team ran away last week at Montague, but he had been more seriomiy hurt that was at ilrst _ supposed. _ He died in the early hours oi' yesterday morning. Ile wus iii'ty»il ve you-sold and issurvived hy s wife and family who have the sympathy oi va-ry many people who regret the sed and sudden death of the head ol the ismliy.

Tun Dawson Weekly News oi Ootober

nth contains the lbllowlng which will doubtless proveintersstiug to renders of

The Guardian: ge Snell and Miss Mary Jana Ko `_ were married lnDawl0nY¢l '_ _morning by Rev. George Pringiqgdy 'aweddingirastto a isw friends last night at the White House. Nothiog._w_Qs ap'ared tomske it a Toeesa. Thegsnoiipreslded, and with is eanistanse ei the charming bride, carved the mamioth wedding oaks an olevsrlyashevwsa through a stack of hot cakes aad'_( pls syrup when

preparingto faoe sftrd dsys work on his rieh nialm,Ne. "abovson Bonanza. Pieces ofthe cake will be sent tothe hornsol the hr-idson_ Prince Edward ls. ind, and other pei-neu ie urmiimn. the home ol Lbs groom In lar Victoria, Australia. Those who sat down lust evening included . and Mrs. Snell, Mrs. Noble, Murd A lf(oLeod, Hughey Uolseod, and Kaioolnhynldod, llnlthen .to the bride; Albertfdldl. broiiliefto the groom; T. i~Iardy,"'lf;’.l'homvl6n. and ,Howard Plame. The banqust room was one of the ~.mest elaborately

Jain, wruupsaea 'sux olmmisp. rea4*’°°""-°“ '"9' "5 "‘ ”‘""°“-

The bride wore her _hsautituli wedding Tqswn oi’ whim silk. trimmed with rare `oId point lane, handed down by her great- nandmcther. The grosm's gilt, io the bride was a costly sat of Klondike nugget wear. Many other beautiful gil* were received. The bridegronnr is now 'owner

nthsrhoidings in the Yuhou. Hs lhas 'bean successful In all his undertakings in the North. and isnon's' naoretias in his resent matrimonial venture. in which he hasseoured as his witea lady of nnetattraetive app§rsaee and sweet

Dimmu lu oo-nn1w=d.'aoo»iu.n., oe. or us has oem not

eastern province which Is noted lor its talr women and brave men, Prince Ed~ ward island. Miss lglgodgg to the North from her lathfs ` bdne lat Ierns Vaiisy, Prince lidwand lsla_n_d,oaly s (ew months ego, and har'_haea" living during that period with ber brother-p. :his newly

of me _ask .seeded seupie win penny mein in

between the good old lays

itmaybe stated

hskslo|` _ |

Todeyyoa san get B pounds

lr. 0ardaar~ ia resign*

after a suooeesiul

Combining the

idsas,he carries into his

:barge many elements essential to

andonthe piatlorrn ia' on the

in the bornle

tg .

living hsrs~who have

nds

for the same quantity ol

the higher esitu

selionls with the nrogra:

the Klondike tor the winter.

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Oysters served at all hourson the ball

shell, atswed or fried at Florida KONI. Pownal, W. Brown. il»Bdlmpd.

Guns, sewing rnselilnes and all kinds ni

line machinery repaired. I can change pin ilrn to centrel tire. Satisfaction guar- anteed. William Bmw/lr, Pownal.

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Hair; 'N n lir_usii;i. for _1:h'e= guest room

Try us_ for ` We hasta line

.£32

sl los. il, $3 and 24.on Bonanls, halide -`

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iiur Neckwear Showing t Dcscrvcs Careful Reflection

Marc really atiractlvc ncclwcar shown hcrc than

in any other iiousc in P. F.`i. Try us and scc. _

OPULAR, in fact most popular for this fall, will be the 2% inch £onr-ln-

nand. Fashion has set on this her final seal of approval-so yon will End 2% inch ties here in wines, greens, blues.hlaclr, white, browns and all the rest. Plain colors, and fancy designs as well, all tasteful ties for

well dressed men.

25c, 55c, 554:, 75c, 95c.

And for the mgn who does not like a wide tie, we have plenty if the best styles

and colours l;_i__p;§'rower widths. And the prices of these are right to >.

Made up es--tecks, bows, lrnots, puds, selling at 2 iur 25C, 25C, each,

35C, 506 and so on. _

The man who is particular about his neclrwear, needs ti gets liue on this

department--and his neckwear troubles will cease.

COMFORT MAKING UNDERWEAR

FOR MEN '

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yon, and being suited to your skin; bold on to it.

`l|ltl1e!rr:.> found. lf you haven’t caught the right thirg yet, we ran help you out.

plenty of stout sizes too. Keu's Fleecfd lined. $r.oo suit. H°n's Union Ribbed, £r.3o suii. Mens Union Ribbed. $1.70 sul!

Wstson’s Unshrinksble, 82.70 suit Tiger Brand. ileeoe lined, $r Bo suit.

Wright Health, fleece lined $2.80 suit. P<umsn's Natural Wool, $2.10 to $3.30 suit. ' Wolsey. guaranteed nnshrinlrable, Q; 50 to $6.30 suit.

fr 30 per suit.

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lfyoufve`caught in iriflexfviesftliel 'presence your comfort by ltting

We hshiy have it in more gmdes and grsda ions oi price then you've

We`ve more sorta ot good underwear than most men ever heard of-

x 1v\~.:\\¢ _1'nu'\qr\.¥-|s\a£ ‘S1421

Stsniield’s Unshrloknbie, in twelve dldcreut weights. ¢z_oo to $5.70 suit.

The "Jason," natural wool, warranted uushriukable, ¢5.co to $6.30 suit Boys' Underwear, in eight diderent makes; sizes zo to 3:; from 5oc. to

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While others are doing a lot of

loud talking about hats I aiu sell- lug ilxeni. My new fall shaDG are

t)ur prescription number has passed the !l0,000 mark. This means that ws All irom twenty to :lilrty prescriptions a day. Every prescription receives the greaiestcare and attention and only the most reliable drugs are used. We would llketohavsths privilege oi dispensing your prescription.-“The Two Hans"- \iaoDonslrl 8: MacKinnon, Druggiata Corner Great George and Kentstrnata. ‘

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Furniture re-upholstered. Furniture of all kinds made to order. -

; large stfcl: is cleared out.

John Newson

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STANDARD _ » ` DRU_GS f-~f'°‘f-no-~=-~~--ff

only, are -in Pre- scriptions`?:r¢ at

our drug Store.

We- guarantee' the

absolute pd“r`ity‘and re- liability ot every dru 1 on our shelves. AH ’

Dill _ ltsrmaoepeeia_~

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We manufacture ailhisindsolearrilgellslolhi rlhhlf

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Furniture repaired. .

Great bar 'sins continued in furniture till the

.ve S

At the old stand opposite Post Oillee (upstslrn)

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