Fashion and Comfort

For once fashion and common sense have _ioidecl in the cause of comfort in ladies' `footwear.

The reailv fashionable shoe is

built much like a man`s shoe on

a. womanly scale.

This fashion has the advantage

of a fine appearance, combined with common-sense comfort, and will therefore be a permanent one. I

Won the gold medal at Paris A

Exposition. f

$3 and $4. Sold everyWh¢I'€» Genuine only when stamped- -imio QuAi.|1'v.°

Made by The J. D. King Co., Limited, Toronto.

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This cut shows a. sp'i=niliiI winter rig for farmers-Heavy Guin Rubber and thick black felt so`e strapcd with leaflwr

Price 10 Hvtfgir _i_gr-iflil. We also ` a. e Klon- dike Boots guaran- teed water proof.

$3 00

.‘i.li.Sk:l. bo it- ~~b"i K i~~il`l~i out $3.00 ilmin leg b »<\i-- sock pulls out $2 '(5 f`r.°a.iii hoo; lelt lineil i-i bu kles $249 Une bucle felf. boot

$1.85

Oil tan inoccasins

$1.65

Alley & Co,

Slater Shoe Agents,

, Clfoowu, P.E.I _

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_ - \` that is governed by natural laws. The

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90000090 A new and splendid

Assortment l0c each, l5c each and 2 for

250, l

iii iiiiiii Hill.

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6 611 lll‘6S

Otters will be received at the Prov

22nd instinc, from any person or sons willing to purchase the whole

W 3"! piit ot the balance of the 848 000 Debentures assigned to be is lled_by Act ot the Proof Legislature, Session of 1900. new remaining unsold

Huber instant sie redeemable in 0230. r

19"- *N101 81000 each and bear in

ide-not the rate ol 8 1-2 par sunnm_' i

Paws ini: ymiy. ’

anions Mcuiimm

:Z3 hge t° Nuiemb" that the st'°"“ "’ Short and spirited addresses will-

° I r¢v° “vs wind ° ¢°mm°“ be delivered by the candidates

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uite ca.lm,but is at the same time moving number of Prominent Speakefs- -

THE GUARDIAN

An Imlqiendent Journal, imtrsmm¢l'0d and f‘enz‘les‘s; akning to be Just, lmoorrlai, Rellnblel Newsyi

nuekiiiisat. all times to further the belt iiit¢~i‘ei~» of the pe0pi0. “nd l`9°08`\1i3°d ‘.iicu~foi~c as `

Tho Pe0D1o’¢ Paper-Q

l’iililisliod at its oliices New Prowse iiie.-i., xliriil nee Pest oiiice, et nie fei- ln\viii,i; rntee, pieynlilc in a.dvn.ncc:- _ azmliiig i~:<iiiien_ liiliiy lexeept Simgiayl llireo months SUI): iicr yr . . . . . . . . ._.$4.00 Sciiii-weekly Edit-ion (Mend. & Tliuri por yr. $1.50; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$1.25 \\`e<-kl_v Edition (Thursday) per yr- r,'=l.t5; iii advaiicc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.$1.00

Branch Offices A

have been `estnblish_ed_ at the followlnig pliii-vs whore subscriptions may be pail,

an lnla d

one side of this circle, it may be with tho wind blowing from the north east. If the centre of the storm passes over us, the

north-east wind may be followed hy some

hours, or perchance by only a few minutes of calm, when the other side of the storm strikes us with the wind blowing strongly

or even violently from the north west.

There is an interesting parallel between _

the weather changes and the changes of

popular sentiment and attitude toward various questions and parties. For inst- ance there is the question of prohibition. When the south wind blew softly during ,

news furnished, ndvcrt.isin8~ .i°b “'°rl` lthe Plebisclte days the h°p°° °f the pm'

qnrl nfhnv°l»i1qinf~s.< i.l`i\Il!~\‘\Ci£(iI-

auinniersiiie, 1&`»urrie`s Bookstore-LL K-

Ciirric, imager.

_-iiiiermn, ,xiiierten Bookstore-G. S-

Muttart, Agent. .

Souris- East, Telephone odicc - R. Scanlan,

Agent.

J. l-I. B. MLCREADY. J. P. HOOD, i

Editor. Business

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, TVESDAY Dec. ll, l0(X).

THE COLD WAVE.

; Yesterday morning with a Stiff wind

from the north west and the mercury ciiwliiig down below the cipher, people

iliiiiiieiinis were greatly raised and the! ,fondly bélieved that their warfare was accomplished. Then came the cold wave from Ottawa. and the temperature sud- denly fell to zero. Just now the great _Conservative party, which for B0 IIIHUY A ,years enjoyed the warmth and calm of

` power and office, has been struck by a.

succession of bllzzards that have buried even the stalwart leaders beneath the it drifts. But there is this consolation for the leaders in moral movements as in

politics, that spring must follow winter, and even the coldest winter day may not , be far removed from aoouiins thw-

, To-morrow wiilbe polling day in the Provincial elections. So far the contes

spoke of “thecold wave" and of winter has excited very little interest, in and

coming in earnest. Just whytliere should

_be greater changes of temperature in winter than in siiiiimer isa matter not

very clearly understood by all, but one

` direction of the wind sudiciently accounts for the coli wave. A south or southwest wind, blowing for a few hours across the Gulf Stream quickly brings us the warm

_lair of that region and sends the tempera- ture up. A strong wind from the north

or northwest onthe contrary comes to us

l iw zero, ani brings with it a cold wave.

Nor are the changes of temperature so

]a.~i many persons suppose. Even iii June

5 in the hottest day a temperature of

degrees may be attained. Here we have ii,

muse of about 61) degrees between highest ani lowest. In our winter months the

the cipher,and still in ire rarely sinks to 2 below the cipher, the difference betwee 1

lhsse extremes being 6] degrees. The , mean range ol' temperature in the fall and

spring months is probably not very in uch

greater or less than in summer or winter.

Why the wind should blow with greater

‘°“3UB¥|i Mid frtqllehzy in the cold seas n is easily explainable on the ground df the vast difference in temperature between the land and the sea. The wg;-m air over

the unfrozen Atlantic, and pirticulaily over the heated waters of the Golf Stream steadily rises and the cold air from the

frozen continent rushes in he eith tn, 5 *DDU iii Place. But as the equatorial -‘f`8'i0ns are slwtnys warm, and the north~

_ ern regions in winter intensely cold, i 0 have in this and the warm waters (0 gh;

'general ;r~vaieni.e of strong northwest winds on and near the Atlantic coast of

from the eastward, south-eastward 0;-

t efiill diameter of the circle varying

almost invariably move from right

the sun’ aswe say, while South of the

tion and revolve counter clock wise. The

raphical distribution of temperature and

oisture.

nick changes in the direction of the wind and the quick rise and fsll of temperature which we experience inthe winter season

_ 8821 e ock, or ‘against

entre, which centre is not infrequently M€SSrs. Paton and Jenkins, and Z

iQ`uzl'l`i-sasury up to noon of Saturday Q P BLAKE L P _PANT N

' . , . _ O

;‘ around the City at least. There is the

,istrongest possible contrast in that regard between a. provincial and In federal elec- .. tion, and it is somewhat diliicult to ex-

plain why this should be so, Our provin- cial aifairs are far frombeing unimport- aut. If the questions to be dealt with by the Legislature are of less magnitude than those with which Parliamentiias to deal, they are none the lei-is such as come home

quite as closely to the individual elector and some of then. deeply affect both his

in a few hours from regions where the ‘L material and moral welfare. It would l thermometer indicates many degrees be-

have been a healthy symptom if more

general interest has been developed. It

is the duty of good citizens to at least

i much greater in winter than in summer give them votes at such a time, and to

vote for the best men available.

we sometimes have fronts at night, while ---~~

90 Prof. Robertson, .whose praise is in a`l

t‘ie Provinces of Cinada, has just returned from a trip throiigh the Northwest Territories and Britir h

mereur-7 mmlyfiws Millie! ii-him 40 “b0‘¢ ‘ C llumbia. It is noteworthy that he

J repo ts 20 creameries were in operation

in the Territories during the past

'summer and pl‘0_`i'.1GEl_l 63:\,9l5 D0\1ldS Of choice butter. Three ofj the creameries ii Alberta' will he run through the

iwinter, producing about s. ton and a

_hilf of butter per week.

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.“Beti‘er Be Wise

i Than Rich."

Wise people are dsc rich fwlien they know .1 perfect remedy for all`a.nnoy¢'ng diseases of the blood. f¢id'rl¢y$, liver and bowels. B is Hood' s Sarsapaf-|772, which is perfect in its action r-so regulates the ¢nuf¢ sysiem as to Bring -viyvfvvs f=¢-11ff=-

Never D/5gp_,7J ,.35

Tuesda E llth

inet., at 7.30 o`clock. _

President. Acting' Secretary.

If theyare weak and you feel nervous y nd pearly flustered can’t sleep, and

se n

Titellonds which aredstsd 1stD -.lui i u ° " _ ' H l mv'

fi vieiini ni bleed. ii, °° mShi°'ir§Eiii;°°aegind °°mpnkm'{°&i;esii:1l;if'4 mmw"gm ' kid’ 'I 'hi km ‘_ . 3 Charlottetown.

, *nervous " i

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rn. n ¢ ii e¢<i.iii“°i°'1'1r_'°1§°(§',,'°‘ v Plivfses. wdinevwm mound by Hogs Chnieiieeef “mga” B"“°°'

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From now until the

llew ~= Year

Few, if any of the stares can show the

. value WE WILL

-in....

alivllnids

Dressing Users in

. Leather and Plush.

Mersohaum s n d Brier Pipes .~ . .. . Gold and Silver Headed Sliclrs. .. In ' fact sviinr rinse niisiaan. . . .

_§;"Wsuld be pleased - . to have the public

view the stack. _ . . A 'pleasure to show the goods.

Victoria Row Dru ggists,

giiunii inns.. 2,:

Opposite P 0 lldaw

'A , , __ corrections mourns

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onwnrd,mostfrequentlvfrom the sea in, A _ ,_ _ -‘A ' '” '

n direction. We first encounter - ; ` ‘T l " T A

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'iiiiliiliii BROS.

11150 T RANGE

AFTER

THE ‘;'.‘1‘i‘.'.‘1‘I.°;f'°“"“'*“

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lf he’s hunting s

kitchen range he‘ll choose the

l`lODEL GRAND

B zcsuse five minutes spent in looking it over will eon vince him--or anyone else --of its immense sup eriority.

The saving on fuel bills

and all-round kitchen comfort gained give eu orbitarit interest on the investment durings whole liietime.

idll & Rogers.

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table

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ALIVE AGENT WANTED in every

town and village in Canada to advertise

and introduce Dr. Walto\'s Lgiish.

Kidney Pills; liberal inducements.-Dr." Walton Medicine Co., Termite.

Tues Thurs&Sat.

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OFTEN IMITATED-NEVER EQUALLED

Jelly Powder

i illil 1. NWI,

FREE' l Mm

. I ` SYDNEY, CAPE

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~ , _ _ Coll tl prom ll For one dollar s worth purchased from us, we will give you, free, one of Nev 1;. dlirs inonpu’

1 those pretty souvenir medals of our boy’s return from-Scuth Atrios.

See . ani

our line of Fancy Gaods for Xmas trade. - _. R ‘

_ ‘ - _ Wiuchmsker ardlewslsr, $

l W Cor. Gt.George it Gratten Sis., . Elma, Bible,

' 0 , Chilinwn, P»E~I»

ii. lilimillillil MMMM¢

T The ieyieiiy quid. Desai-Irs heiiily ee.

. . .' s ‘ nd

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.eastward of us sufficient reasons for the i 1 ' " 'fy /' ‘ ‘grant . P 8' 1*”

simian mamma Le" “"°"""“” ""‘

HUGH RK Ll.

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It may be remarked in passing that _THE NIGHT BEFORE ;I°el:_:._u__e;_v?_r_ye<_>_i:_eee._;ipreclatesiss good Punto-nothing nioei- ta

many of the storms which cometo us 4 `

_ THE BATTLE_ O YQU WANT THE BEST? I

sguthward are circular in theirmovemcnt, _ _ §,iEh'uv:,e‘?la).ii):’1lii§uiiyI?ilii;i’6’ you to “si” bb’ Ln “nl-C`S`mdi°_ 1 The subscriber °*_;?;;

from a few hundred to a thousand or more A ' o _ _ _ . A _ :g‘e':r:°p:*r:{“:."L°’°':"r‘°

miles. It is a peculiarity of these storms i;l8hit.w3g_`Ug an early sitting-you will be delighted with th 0 __ _ i_s:_i_it_;y.=:‘t.ei_ g¥_t_s_l;le for that in the northern hemisphere they , _ 'E Gs Ha C 0 O K, ., _Glen __ mst th cl __ _ _ ' * _ _ _ _ OF THE_ _ __ _ _ _ Cor. Queen and Grafton Streets. i»‘r°:f|',f:és°si’i>Iyze P. S

he Studio Where Baby is Always Welcome. ,.,,?‘,,

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direction, or with the sun. The eyclones ,

ofthe western States observe this distinc- _ ' i ' “ _""_"'?

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it 7# iii.; ‘iii ».- is

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circular storms which come to us from the of Charlotteggginigoglllgon and ROY l " :;::'sm.s° su-'cum sea take place under conditions which ' 7 “es” nmuc'

_ _ - 0FFICE 9; lIscDonsld‘s Bleek, involve unequal at mospheric pressures or Syqgy, gg” gm", Q ensities, due to inequalties in the sreog-

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These storms have much to do with the °»`*\‘\\/\‘\f\`¢\®\ W' B0l1'0\vtd llciitnts may

_soars srnssr. cars -Nov Il IIIWGUBQ

HOUSES and LAB DS,

Or sold for Client d

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REAL ESTATE som ciimmni srsisf.

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General Gem Agents. Lioyf' New York

Underwriters.

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Money to l@n ol ltnl it

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Special Attention to

REAL ESTATE.

YOU 0211 5bl38»iIl the |'||G|'|E3T Rate of In- 12:: iiwlhw aotd' .i

D b t _ _ , 1- terest for life by investing' in

:ri i i . _

The older you are the higher the rate of in-i

. _._ .. , _ _,_ ,__ terest. Write us for rates stating age at last

now ARE Youiz Niinvnsi ` if 3 - . I

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