iii,

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F ind ,T '

.-~ 5 ‘. N:--= - .._ v - f. .1 , - - Saiisfsetory Underwear Y

Iléii`e";d‘if’l1 lirid a' most comprehensive, carefully ¢li08¢l_~_ ltuokaiprding a cho?ce-a'vstiety of makes ' -that the particular man will had most sstlsfacto ry to'chofse_ from._ ,

Practlcl prices here on every gxod sort of under- _

wear. \

A SPLENDID RANGE OF “S l'ANFlELD’S"

Nut withstanding the rise in wool Strnii<ld’s

ffmiillg ifw?fi¢¥i¢Bl|Y unohsugtd price: and their guaittnteeo _ the “Unshtinkab1e” qualities of their'

underwear is as broad as ever. A splendid choice

here. L, - $2 Lightweight.

, ‘B

under-`wear is ialiiaeevliibesii ' 51 the suit ap. ' ` _

$5.00 Suit .?.‘.;,':; - special “linen and wool"

underwear.

$5.75 suit .

$2225 ‘Shit .}’,‘,`°,;‘;; Knit" rihbod, pure wool utd erweafé ‘

$2.50 'Suit 52;; "ight ribbon larsl iq- um.. .“°”' eq rf*

' _ i e l d's

special silk and wool nn 'er- wear.

$3 75 Sui: $.15;

. ill' lleayv weight, double

$4150 Suit ,,£1::' '

,.i` M' exyaihgavy wepighr. ` _ _ _

From the smallest to largest size,--34 to 48.-

inch and a guarantee of money back should anyi “Stastdeld” garment §hrinl£‘i{s’th'e washing.

Good Low-Priced _" _, Underwear ~-SDCCHI

Heavy iieeoe-lined all alzea, with over- seam. Seams well iinlened Per suit any siae . . . . . . . . ...

iiesvy has rib "s;nshrii\:hle"$!ipion un erwear. per an t, any s as

Hravywool underwear, riahhed wears Z§"i'$'.'t.'"{u“" “ Ii?" " $| 30 rn ; per a ... »

Fine Shetland wool, nicely inishefl,

tmootls sad dnrlhls ....... . . . . . . . . I

Anlmssluantzft ¢l~»i_l¢_-'traaiircsiiulei' I .»|r....'......iff'.‘.°.'..f"f"$2 00

Special bargain line of

sodozen line rib nsen’s" underwear. Medium I heavy weight. in stripe eirect. Being not alto- gether ine wool will not , be likdy to shrink ill washing. in all msa!e sizes worth 31.10 the

‘suit Swish! at ` _

'30 cents. `

Beyi`e"~' Fleece ‘Lined Underwear , 5 500.-,to.§0c the Suit. _

-~‘-fd-I-1'-4-$Pi\_¢:iwss: snos t.‘rn.-----‘-- -

.2-.

rappers---98c

Our bargain oiferof $1.55 to $1.95 wrappers _at '

so a ' '

984: met with ,a

ost gr

wonder-s glance

titytng

Little

the average good values.

colors- wrappers }1.5o to

of these them

we so

It’s

incle-

term-kyadasday statlonatlahaside

saw lambda have

the apaalng

daasas.

raauiastsrtosqtaauwriur -ut-.s

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DDQ il llw

. ‘:i'lhai2_'l\`ao»tai»n»vo. n. ct.;

X; pt|.u»muostao. tuning.

‘ ll.HAI1l0ltlI,olthalrmsiBamll- f. to aad‘l!awt_hsa-ae. Slmasa. Ontario, rn-

tasaa thlsmmntqganar a months busi- lteltiipla thi Province. Whllahere,as will hsasa ta mother caluan. heaold lanyvainsblahcraes.lr.Slmpscn. ofthe V,-aaaaulaoaalaoreturuawlth him.

,_- Qunl an interesting lntaroolleulata

loetinilmatchwill taksplacalu the

tl eooraadaiaw dayshsewesa the second

‘tesmat Bt.Dnnstaa'saadthe tint taasa oi P. W. 0. Benedict Murdock has been elected captain ol the Saints and tstonnd- entd victory. P. W. C. has a strong laxnaatlon-

_Trn B. S. Oscouna salad Wednesday aaniun mr st Jesus, rms. ' via synuay and 'North Sydney. Har cargo from here consisted of 2,500 bags oats. l(l)0 bags oi potalors, |48 bbls vegetables, 58 bbls park, MD pkgs butter, HI) cases ui eggs, 57 cases apples. 108 boxes ot cheese, 4 bags oi , leather, 5 horses, 15 hrad cattls and lil) sheav-

` Oaocxs-:n& Wtnsoa,l4 T. wlmrf,B:>st.or-, are wholesale cotugaiasiou ilsh dealrrs. They especially solicit consignment; from this Province. Smelts and esls are a specially and prompt daily returns are guaranteed no those who lutrust them with their business. Shippers are asked to write for stencils and quotations before shipping.

Tl! last issue ot Canada, a very meri-

torious weekly illustratrd public ation lor all interested ln the Dominion, con-‘ Gains among other articles worthy ol tgentlon, a contribution on the Maritime- Pnviuces as a splendid lield for intend ing settlers and asks tha question Why should not the Province with all lt.~ livthtagas have a much Isrger populat- ion than lt has.

Llannw Boston wholesale commission mn-onsnta, dealers in fresh and salt. tlsh. are Prior and Mahoney, No. 10 loop l Wharf. Giving special attention to fresh and salt fish, live lobsters and potatoes. ltd making a specialty oismelta and sels ytsti' aim will annals iam enviroment- lor which they will make daily returns.

’,N$n-itlng in the above_addr-eaa full par- tie als can bs had asIt»`6`\.bs best time, anahnar atc. tor making shipments.

, Carrara Bssrt, writing from South Af- rica toa relative tn Charlottetown, says: “Altar some months of drought \vaare having a regular deluge. Last night an iuch oi rain tell In one hour. The grass is springing up, leaves bursting, and all Nature reviving, but thefcold and the hall killed 40 per cant. oi our lambs. soil. is not an unmixsd blessing." Who would not have 18 days of Prince Edward Ia'and - atornl rather than the African Spring!

A ooivraasnca ol the membarsol the

Provincial and County Alliances, repro- sentatvns from other Temlwranea organ- lstionsol the island.» the clllaflnspsct- -ore. and all others with suggeattona to 5 ¢§l'. will be called early next month, to . conaidrrwhat legislation may be neceslry tomore olectnslly operate the Prohibisl- on k¢t_0h_an¢in¢ conditions always require . to he met., and new dsvlot by the enemy , have to be provided sealant by the lev-

Tril death of Hector Kelnnls, aged N,

at the P. E. I. Hospital early yesterday morning will be learned with deep retrof- Thi deceased was a resident of Bnackle! Point and had been sick lint e, ahcrt time, being eeulned to his bed folonly a week. Tha odnss was cancer of the stomach. Then an left to mourns. widow and ciirlt children, vis Fred, of this elty,_RIcharil. at home, ‘and Johqiu United Btstrs, lin. Icllaohern, Braokley Point, Florence, and Annie, in the States, and two younger at home. Funeral notice in another col- nun.

In the 6oasdlau'a advertising columns

today may beaeanthe ado( JoaaphA. Rich t Oo., |76 Atlantic Avenue, Beaton, large whistle buyers ofsrnelta and eels from Pshoe ldwsrd Island slippers. Thlaiilla handles oonaignmonh prompt' ly, give best market prices and make daily rotlinls. Xntendlng shippwa are asksd `\ov»rite as the ilrrn aolleit con- aigaeata sad will send full lnmcvasatlon aste\lhlllIlI' waytoship ilshla order that thq will loaoh their destination in goo( ali m-dc ready tor immsnlata -assesses out squash anltaiisu.

.'.- T _ "FlIQa&Q“ hsttahctton ia, every

ca& - L' - ' thkw.

,, K xi , pa 1

>@hl'l§tn

andhraasihm

M. P. Valley- yesterday. la

Paaor tmaaaahls at the s. S. Gainers

Iaft Wedatday h'Bali!ax, where he Isl assured aposllmt engineer cn the Plantusar. a. w,§i>arry. -

Tn death t& plsceyasta-day

use

ins at the her haother Wilhm

law of lisa Jsnatta

hard. 5 . Lsard. The tual# takes place tomorrow afternoon at two o’uiock.

Yes-mann. hshro Stlpeadlary Bn-

haut, Aanlc Kclillan, West Wood islands, was convicted of ailrat olsnus againstths plollibldon act and tlued Sim or thlos month! imprisonment. The pt-cessation was ha-ought hy Inspector Jenkins.

'l‘ssl 'semi-annual convention of the

North West Queens District Sunday- Schooi Alociatica wlllbs held in the Presbyterian 0hssoh,Stanley Bridge on

ths22Nov§mbarat2.il) p. rn. Also at l-iunterlti er cnt<h¢23 November at ill) and 7.1!) p. m.

Tm: marriage took place at Broad view Saskatchewan, November 7, sl the home of the brlde‘s parents, D. and Mrs. Ealey, of their youngest daughter Rose.to James E. Brown, Neelby Saskatchewan. Mr. iirown is'a sou of Simon Brown, Hunter River, in this Prnvtnoe, and went West seven years ago.

“IN view ol tha het that special interest

has been aroused this year in noxious weeds and Insect pests, both ol which have been, unfortunately more prevalent than usual, the public will leam with satisfaction that Dr. James Fletcher, the botanlst and entomologlst oi the Govern- ment Expsrlmentsl Farms, Ottawa, will attend the meeting of the Fruit Grow- ets’Assoeiatlon oaths l0th and llth oi next month, in Charlottetown, and , deliver addresses." Sa writes the President, Rev. A. E., Burke.

S. Ei. Jonas has shpped so far this sea-

son lrom this Island 8,iD0 lambs und has about 2,01! in slghtf lor shipment during the remainder nf the season. Of this lot J. C. loKendrlek, Campbellton, furnished SMX) lambs, bssldd Lili) lambs and old sheep sold to other parties for the Western Canadian market. Mr. Jones informs The Guardilh that the lambs se- cured from Ur. hickddriok were a supe- rior lot and that the business done through him was very satishtotory. This seaaon's business will exceed those ol 1904 and lillii by several thousand. In addition to the above Mr. Jones has shipped this season about B000 geese distributing among the hrnsera $50,000. The recent rainatorms hsvscurtalled the btlblneas considerably emphasizing the neotioeeity frequently pointed out farmers preparing earlier in the season for their nhlpnsents. Lambs and geese should be ready for market hy tha ls-at ot October. This would save the ahrlnkup to the unfavorable weather In the lm itil. `

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` I ` Sold iu pack-

--/" p ages only, zoc,

t - ‘ l5°» ,3°¢» 45cr

. 6oc, Soc.

.*¢,‘¢4gLaLa‘nil_"

“Pabst”

f ~ Malt 0 Extract

is a good tonic. We sell it.

3tlc a little.

"Dianna-

Q-_-flats

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rssksvyflsi.

ashi0n’s Diciates in

inest Furs 0

com ariaon oniv renders

more notablv su erior.

WECIDEDLY. one of the hnest

and handsomest lines of fur

neck pieces and scarfs

snown in the Prov'nee.

Every piece comes from one or

other of the foremost makers in the world. Everyone chosen direct from the maker. Everyone inspe- cted with most exacting carebefore it Ends its way into our iur room.

Big spot cash buying brings us

every price advantage, which we are ready to share with you. We want you to compare our lines with all others ~and if ours is not better, we will not expect vour business- can we be fairer than that ?

Especlal attention is directed to

onriur lined coats. which we are

. told are the finest ever seen here.

In case we have nothing in your size. we shallbe pleased to take a - spetisloder for de‘iver_v in ten

a “.’.?. as-_

days or.~.., :md ca - as--r ~- ~ .wr o'

perfect tit, line tailoring, and absolute exceile

u . yermeuls are made b an artist in this line. whose goods cannot be shown an where else in P.

E. 1sLANo. Priei $82.00. $84.00 S

Small black coney scarf-its' mainly

good trom the pointed view of price -45c.

Brown hare scarf, short, neat and ex-

cellent value at-78c.

Black or brown hare stole, wide, ilat. very

large -$2 25, 2.75, 3.40. _This line is really of remarkable value.

Comparatlvely small B it stole, ot brown

marmot. very similar. to mink, satin lined-

. 5.

$4 ‘Wide stole of sich .brown msrmot fur. handsome markings, natural tails, chain or ,cord fasteners. satin linings-$6.50, 6 75. 7.50. 7.95, 8.95. Price vary in proportion to size.

Full round ruifs of Ohio Sable, deep rich

color, natural tails, making very handsome neck pieces. The prices run according to size of fur-id 95, 650. 7.95. 8.50. 1095. Thi.~. class of rude is all in short full style with clusters of tails. `

Long stole in Ohio Sable wide over

shoulders-son-e all fur at neck. and a good many tiat, satin lined models, all ornamented with natural tails, cord or chain tastenings. prices proportionate to size-$10.25, 11.75, 12.25. 14.5o.`15.oo, 16.25, 16.95- ,

ci* in fur lrruugs and trimmings, as all these

ll5.00-

Beaotiful mink ne:k iurs, of lively de-

signs and choicest marking.

Short mink ruff, 6 tails-$27.50. p

Longer mink ruii, rotalls. 2 heada-

$s2-°°-

Longer still. all fur, 6 tails. 2 heads-

835-00-

-' Gracetul mink tie scarf, silk lined, chen- ille trimmirrgs--838.130.

‘ Long, handstme tie scarf of beautifully marked mink ornurnented with head, tails and claws-$40 oo.

- Very handsome mink stole. soft, hue fur. richly marked $52.co.

An extremely long tie scarf-80 inches

long, twelve tails, the marking of this fur ll the hue-t \\e've ever seen-$61.00.

Stone msrtins in roi! and stole style.

beautiinlly made~ ofchoicest fur- $30.-oo and $42.00.

A beautiful Jap. fox set. rich. soft, long

Real Alaska sable ruifs in the shon,lf“"""° °f tm’ m°°t '"°°°f°l 'Mugs in the

round full stylu_ with cluster of natural tails-$8.75, 8.95. 11.50, 14-75, i6.5o. Of course each price advance means a fuller larger rnii, and of choieest fur.

Real Alaska Sable Stoles, long Erie grace-

ful neck furs, deep rich colorings-iinished witn natural tails-$21.50. 23.50, 24 50, 25-- 59, 27_75, ~B.5o, and up to 48-oo. And every a<’ded dollar of price brings you an added ex-

whole showing-Muifs and rods tor-$39 75.

Mods in all the fnrs mentioned can

match any ruif shown-prices of muds run from Soc. to $62-50.

Dainty little white fnrs for tiny tot.s-

$|-9s. 2-25- 1-45-

White bear coats for small chaps of 9

cellence that's worth the advance.

/.»~~~ ~`.---3,. V..-I-_-_-..`_ »-r 1

-FROM EVERY point sf vi"-

$ l- u

months age right up-‘L98 to $5.15.

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i fi

nf" 1' 2 .3 ¥-`\

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andsome Styles in

0 ew Gloves

style, quality, splendid comoletene se

and price, our glove department stands in the remier place. To-day

we are glad to tell yon of new arrivals, in short and lion gloves-nearly one thousand dollars worth per express-to tone up depleted stocks.

We devote special attention to Perrin’s glove, which we sincerely believe tobethebutglovmthatinooeyoaa boy. We are able to show the "OLGA" our favorite, short glove line, two hnwon lyie in llack, NIU. Green, Rads.'l`ans. Browns. Modes, étmmpagnas. Guys and While. CD4

desplt? the enormous advaneeia prices. wears still setting this

love . . has( gloves in twelve and sixteen button lengths la black or white. seeds

.....$s.e5aadh.75

'rinapstaginyss tmytlnsgunt agua is mutt ,bust man-at'

prieaascc. Saaasiorglcvsa'