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Creations in liicirest. l__l_a_§e Furs If
Fur Necirpiecesl A vast showing indeed!
Every correct style in fashionable F urs selected for
their excellence at every point wherein Furs should
excel. ' ' .
VARIETY is one of the strung points in our f
showing of Neck furs. Our range extends from the
uest`Coney roi at $1.00 to the elegant Minh Stole at
Thereisn’-t a doubt about it.And buying in such
great quantivies enable us to bu at lowes. prices.
And we ask you to COMPAREyonr selling' prices.
We will be glad to have you do so. '
'Fashionable Neckpieces o
Coney ,$1 to`$5
.-;.;.. .ii2riuot.$f4.i°$2S _
` Rock Martin $9.50-to $14
Stone Martin $20 to $60
0 Ohio Sable $5.75 to $22
Alaska Sable $8.75 to $75. . ‘
Fox $8.50 to $45.
' Bear $6 to $25. .
Tihbet $10 to $25; ~
Persian Lamb $10 to $30.
Mink $20 to $i00
No artr -le gives such
genuine comiort to the
foriunete sscssor as
a lovely Irs! or Fur
lined Garment. This
 "°'°°i°§o
selected
Fur
5 Jackets
And everyone we
GUARANTEE. Asir
other For dealers what
THEIR guarantee
MEANS. Our gluer
autee means SA IS-
nacx which is the fan-
` t ` elites e can give.
ut' ist; .selected quality._ Every
skingisspeshctoua.
"` `-Wh..
’ f   Racoon.
-'Hfgwgg Sql, Lamb. Squirrel
_  to $225.
5705*!
_ iiasd, Oficss in - New  
ffwrrsmaswvviif. Yi-
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$100.00! And such a variety of prices between i tv
. We Lead in Furs! l
was is lsesatss. raasavll- A '
"Y|r.ua` ` at
visiting ir. the
P. irvihl. Cans Traverse, are among the
‘hill the Klielia 0| Rohvrii Bmltii, Maipequi
Road.
@ Sabbath the 14th, at DoSable at 10 Ili
Canoe Cove at 8 and Argyle Shore at 7.
Special collection.
Mus. Tuouaslviunnnn, Sen Mateo. Cal..
arrived home a few days ago. She will
spend the winter with her parents Nell
and Mrs. McLean, Melville.
Tn: death took place at Spring Valley,
Lot 18, ou September 13th, of Samuel
Symmons, aged M. Aeorrowlng widow,
three sons, ands daughter urs leit ta
mourn the loss oi a"kinrl isther and
alectionata husband.
Theilreet Factory where the Smith
Premier Typewriter is manufactured in
Byraeuse is taxed to its utmost to till
orders for the new Smith Premier-’i‘rioh»
some Typewriter. A. Milne Fraser (Robt.
Peel, Agent, Sun Lim Oiiioel. 10~lid8i.
Oonnssronnuurs should remember that
to ensure early appearance of correspond-
ence all matter sent in should be cut
down aa much as possible. Every
attention ispaid tn correspondence but
it isimposslhle to get everything in as
written, especially whenss ot late many
communications are being received each
day.
hlosu who want work oi any kind oi
arelooking for help of any kind should
sand their names and addresses with all
particulars or call at The Guardian
Employment and Inhm-mation Bureau,:
New Prowae Block, Charlottetown
Telephone lk. Those who dornol
desire tc advertise will please send M
osnta with their request, which amount
will he returned tothem on application
il they do not get what they want.
Are Advertising Agency has been
established in connection with this paper.
.Thus any persons or iirms desiring ad-
vertising ln any newspaperontaide ot thh
city, are having same placed by The
same rstssasitthay placed their order
direct, and have each advm-tlasmsot
ehsekad to ass thatit gets the proper
number otinsartions and appearsas de-
sired.
H. G. Wamsaxl and P. E. Heins, iait'
Moncton on Monday sur Charlottetown'
P. B. Island. where they will this even
ingattsndamaetingof the committee
which is todsoidrupou the site for the
proposed Orphans’ Home which Maritime
Oraugsmeaare establishing. it is not
aniiksiythatthssltsahosenwlllba near
Baokyllls. but thms H a prospective
location in saolisf the other provinces.
8.6. Magee. ot Bd John, another New
Brunswick delegate also came to the
City.
On Saturday evening the Presbyterian
Auxiliary W. F. M, B_. of Hampton, held a
very sueceniul entertainment. A well-
rsndersd program was followed by coffee
and cake, which was thoroughly enjoyed
by all. Following is the prograun-
Opening-Gramo. Sei.
Reading-J. H. Myers.
Vocal Solo- idella MacKinnon.
g Glwy Soni-Gflmo Sei.
Vocal Bolo-J. l'. Prodtt.
Intm'miasien-8alaol Candy.
Prinrs Band-Grams Sal.
Vocal loio-lies Mary Inman.
Goodnight Drill. -Fight Little Girls..
Special mention might he made ol the
qioa hy Mies Mary Inman. Idell Mac-
Kianomasdl. I. Pruitt. alseths-Good-
, alafhvnriii. by tea uns. wma aaa
h_metii’ufiy raldm'ed.A snsgsum was reel-
# The committee dnlre to thank
all those outside theacciety who so kindly
lui. their assbiaaoe to mahe the evening
auch a success
.
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n¢aamcaa`fas|.r. or one and ,¢,UM@*,'\T*l“"'“°*"‘*"""“°‘~
""“"" “" °“‘ smuaasiseu. '
hlvhbef F. Bililils. KICK! ll “O lilo
wLo.wm1naan51N¢w Lenses, n Dl~ JM” KI" ‘Wi Ui* K*i'~“*i'
value; en mum, ur. J. w. wma ww mil Wiv-
head. Moncton- t Aaomnano also Mas. llolnnvos,
Ill- J- P- il"'|°8-lll*|M*'*~ W- B Grand View, wmein theloity yesterday.
visitlstotkslxhibitim. _un Wm In 'nun'
Mrssharus Govan. nt Prince Edward B;;,v;‘:_l ' _ l'
Island, who has heed visiting trienda in ‘-
H°,,,,w,,_ hu mmmgd wym- hm" lirsa Low Tunis. Margate, spand~
lug this week at York. the guest of Kiss
Mnsns W. W. Jansge, Thus. A. llc umm w_¢_
Donald and Seymour night. George-
town, are taking in the Exhibiton. Ryu' °“*‘LRv‘:';'mm'w“d Tn;
TBI Saturday Guardian. only dfty cents Swtuu. 
ayearisanasoall¢tgi!ti‘urtha_tlr|ensil B" JL nn Km wmmmm.
°"°°"°"‘°°d' s°b°°m'°i°'“""°d"' sreanie it B. are in tnscity one guard
FU   Edlnliiial' Ulbhtiilie Cl visiting in th-
Mas. Owns Gumlns, and her litth of n,,|"Ww_ ‘_w;ng.|||_ i
Gundum' Th., on um” “mn w°'Earncsi. in Sydney Cape Breton' Percy in
im; , .
Iilrau qiilllsl shore a row boat;
mnar wana. Bydlw. is visltllis his
Tn post amos lurlnarly known as the
Mus. Isaac Wamsaiv, leaves shi:
morning tor Oaksdale. Washington, tu
Gannon Lawton au enry
Tracadie, have returned tr-om, Moosejaw,
Man., where they ;speut Lthsypaet two
mouths.
I-lsaraan Drvrsoou, Sons oi! Temper
ance, Long Creek. intend pqing a
h-atemai visit to Try Again Division,
Bonshaw, on Saturday evening, Oct.
13th. Vialtingsons oi Temperance wel-
come.
A vnv line, pure bred Clydesdale mare
in foal, the property of the Provincial
Farm, exhibited at the Exhibition, but
not entered for competition, was much
admired. The IAN isa prize winner ci
last yearand a spiuidid nulmal.
Tualerrystsamar Eliin which was
burned last Sunday morning is practl»
eaiiyahot-si loss. To-dsy it ie intended
remains will be sold to the highest bidde
Irv the monster write-up oi Prows
Bros. Ltd in The Guardian of 'l uesdav th
photcsolL. B- Prowse, James Carter,
Misa Bundle and John S. Pierce were b
plated on the Heh anniversary ct M
MoUoy’s eeorstaryship, in Ban Franca
The former handsome Y. M. C. A. builu~
lug was destroyed by the earthquake.
Tm-:nl died on Friday 5th inet at the
residence of her mother Mn George
Bealato. 127 Pearl Street Chelsea, Mase,
aitera lingering illness, Jennie R Scott
daughter of the lute John Scott and
grind daughter oi the late Charles Biuus,
barrister. kc sued 24 years. The deceased
ieavsaa kind and loving mother and
three brothers io mourn har loss visz-
Dsnver Colorado; Wallace in Giouceste
Mass.
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Oysters served at all hours on the hal
shell, stowed or fried at Florida Hotel
Pownal, W. Brown. 9~Ndimpd
 
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Wednesday l0ti\\ October |906.
$4.50 to $7.00
ready-to-wear
SKIRTS  
$2.99
An extra special for exhi-
bition week.
minion, Messrs. ]. H. Waldman & Co., of Montreal at practically our
own price, hence the seneational saving chance we are able to offer mu
E BOUGHT the autumn samples of the best ladies’ tailors in the Do-
- te-day.
We cannotfreeommend too strongly the merits of this line. From every
pointofdew the most exacting tests reveal no weakness. They are new
thoroughly stylish, and a trial on a score of ladies exhibited to ns their faulv1¢§§
fit. T e fabrics are mostly cheviots, tweeds, panamas and the like, and some
are colored, but the majority black. They are all good autumn weights and as
we have said thecheapest in the lot is worth $4 oo any time and .lnywhem
Butsee them-when you see them, you will think more of rlhem than we
do, if possible.
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dollar building. J. D. Rockefeller gave
$i'50,0iD on condition that alike sum be `
rained by others. This amount was com- _
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g Dif.ti'1:ii\'e. ir\1ii.i\lu=|l. original Our
, miilinery is in a clo.-~ by ;t;~.t,li_
. C T a 
G. H. Cook, the long established photo  //ff I
gr-apner or this city. _ -" 4/23 19/
Tr-is Ban Francisco Y. M. C. A. has , ' ,Q 
completed their canvass for a hall million /I ` Y , V 
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Tha-style-5! _~’..< impossible to describi-
tuem in detaiias io paint the leaves of O. to-
* . not alone in coats for
mf, mem,” ber. Tut y are the styles YOU want-for be
your face lair or be it dark,be it oval or long
\_* *I-‘, ` women is
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V.-',T’t,_.°";`,;'.:,,..;,, ‘_, enndmrs
)   _ coats that
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position admitted.
We're showing every
-- ‘ day the Guest range o
brought to Charlotte -
ard Misses
if you are tsll or short, stout or slim. endow-
ed by nature wzth abundant tre~ses or iew-
the HAT you NEED is here, waiting to de-
light you with its becomingness- Paris has
hu yet bee' 'reen lavish with her Hat shapes-great,
darin cture Hats with superb
Want
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town.
To-day we announc-
the arrival of a fresl
shipment direct fron
Anything
inthe Drug
Line ?
Will be glad to have
you call.
Right on your way
out to the Exhibition.
Kent Sfreet, Corner
. of Prince.
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Lowney s
'Chocolates
it.-ai
sre bi favorites
with all w relish 'a
pure and wholesome
confecrion. Yesterday
we received a fruit as
scrtment direct from
“Inari & Co.
P0? Al PRICES
toe to 5oe a hos
 
"The Two Mace-”
».....(=:: 3.: the makers in Europe.
.1/li'  h \ com for time gm
‘ / /" , say 6 to ra years of agt
» ' is so 1° 57-55-
,.ag.~..., Coats for Misses, say
J` , to or is up to 16 years.
#+95 to $14 15-
Second Floor Annex
uful Nuf-
-itrikiligl K Pi 5
sweeping feathers that are grace itself-or
'wrt little toques that are charrnlngiy ooquet-
mh and so admirably adapted to veils in the
winter days.
Your order left in our millinery rrorna
~/ill ensure your mtisfactlcn and your bill will
beau low or lower than ordinary miilinery
' Handsome resdy~to-wear hats.
Dainty headwesr for little tots.
Graceful ready-trimmed creations.
Pretty caps for girls and women.
Second Floor- Front.
Working shirts
men’s top shirts
Biaekddsenshirtsst 5 , 6o¢‘. . 81.0°
5° , 15°
end'°".,......  ..  .....3r.|5
Bisea ra# to rs.
laa's ha knit shirts iieaoa lined in ua v
'Y .
hlmzkandmiaed colors,hound with sii’k`
braid, at.  
Heavy raaey cnet ana eased mm n. a.
K. brand, aii rises, 31.15,
V35. I-6°» L71.
Mares.. 5 ».a....»»»~ -.as e 
he medium weights ei
Skirts with or
5.-.i'°a*i.'2
use rl. span
Underwear that will wear,
Men’s light weight knit cotton in fancy stripes 6oe
and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. . .....75ca»nit
Men's sanitary wool iieeoe lined . . . . . . . . . .
. . 5|.m
l(en'a ali wool ribbed »6 oz . . . . . . . . . . .
_ _3|.1) ,quit
Men's heavy elastic knit unshrinkable ~- union
....... . . . . .
... . . . . . . . .
..-.....§|.30asi'ii!
Men’s heavy elastic knit nnshrinkable all wool
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._  ......5|.70
See the Label ro Karat H. B. K. Unsbrinkahle.
In Btaniieldswe carry twelve lines including I'ght
weights, medium weights, heavy weights, all
wool, linen and wool. silk and liren. sizes 34 hy
3: up to 46 by 44, from $1.00 per suit each up
tu... ........ . . . . .
... . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. .$5.90
Special aaie oi odd garments.
About twelve dozen odd shine and drawers. Boys'
and men‘s, all sizes and prices at | 31:6. Can he
seen in front counter.
Trim, durable sweaters
Boy'swool sweaters in navy. red or white.
55c.6oe,and . . . . .
 ......ng
Bov's fancy sweaters at 73e, B542. up I0
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . Q24”
Men's heavywcoi sweaters in navy at tige-
end . 9°:
larrsheavy wool in navy, black, cardinal,
~¢-;q|\ieeet...l. .. . . . .
 .....3|.2s
As lumens range ei men’s las wool sweat-
ersis plain navy, red. white or fancy at
¢r.5o, 1.85, s.\o, s-go. and.. ._ ug."
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