1‘ &~]'4’

_sir

Wlxen_Plg!l_P|¢8 #Hd B_lq_t¢hes‘ ' 1. mstigirre tire?/kin 1

float zfrniplerrtiae »~<._j'»;fff;.f.;»?-_ . _

il mum had bioorl, bad digestion or constipation, First two ,_f. /

ug me result of thc last. FRUIT-A-TL]/.ES cure all three, ,

When tllebowels ‘_don’t move rpgularly, poisonous ' ~ _

matter remains in the intestines. Instead of the blood ` 1* taking up wholesome nourishment to build up the system, \ Q ¢ it absorbs part of this poisonous mpgtu- which muses __ ., _, . ,,imp1es_aiid_ l.do_tche_s_on the skin. li, _ ' Gases are formed by this n1atter,__which get into the $

nomgch, u_p9_et digestion, coat the tongue, and taint the breath. D.

Fruit-a'-tives purify the blood-correct dige5ti0n_§m5 ge” th,

“I nm on my second box ot Fruit-a-tives now,n d ir l _ _;. __ - _

fra_%ut_l_i_€yx ;\_\;;:__t_h__r:edb_c_st medicine for Co_nslipotioxi‘ uiiadl Siidisixiilich _ 'Nh t f f _ feet away from the 1,_ody_' so that . ' MRs.1=. comg 0",,w,_ 0,,.,_ , o _ seems impossible. Then, of course,

Theseiwonderful little tablets are pure fruit juices-prepared accord- . - thus are the mnnis owu dying ‘_v-°rds`

ing to the secret formula of an Ottawa physician who discovered the ' . n And' Tmllly' mile Vans .tms_1§|e.i,~y lr: zncthod of using fruit to cure disease. Fruit-a~ti\~es act directly on the ' N giomtin -lp 0;; ?,-I 3:' gnu? ,I hi '

-` l ce. oun __c asp c ~ s 'g _

liver, increase the flow of bi‘e, and thus cause the bowels tp move regularly and naturally every day. . _

if ,

Q , »., Q

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. , ' . .;.,. _~,»_.- -.id - ' ".5 / _

A . 't K" f:';T"i .'-*tw .Fifi '

_ ._ ., ",'_ fi lp. _~,;,<= >°‘j.' _ _

. ' ..= ~ _.E_t$._ .li-f . " '_ .;~lf_" Nil! .1 1- ._-I »‘ _ ` it ‘fi ' i1~"" ‘ 5' ~' it' .’ 'iii-`i`~""'l¥" if-'.t."'.;::="' .'i;.‘y"' ~`_`_ir"' ‘ 4’

or Fruit Liver- 'runners `

Atal! druggists. 5oc.abox. Manufactured by Fruit-n-tive; Limited. Dttnwa.

rig '~

BA.

£71

c°mp,ex,°,,_,,e,,,,,,s,,,.,eyc,,,ec0,,s,,Pa,,on_ in Prince Edwntr¢l_.ll_lpn¢t k_.x_olus\\gely by

` ~ The Charlottetown Guatrdianz ‘_

ic, - -- ~ -4' _

\.,, . -viii

‘= Wcli=i'ifrtle `

t Ulsters and

Overcoats.

} \Vi~.:tt is l1c ter at the present. time than a wnrni Ulster. ‘ Reefer or _hobby Overcoat? There are none better than those

. made by . t

` il. Shorcy&Ctt.,ltiontrcal,

who by their long experience in ready-made clothing, are alfe to produce the best garnimts, that are manufactured t idny.

‘ from pure wool Fricze. flnnuel lined with rubber interlining; § This Ulster is the best thing on the market today.

Shorcy Oyercoats. Suits and Uisters are for sale at

t _

_ P. E. Isiand’s Greatest Clothing House.

See the Shorey Blizzard Resistor Ulster, t\tH<i-' 3

A,NlcDONALD’S,

,,,, __,__ _.,.,,_ _ . __ -_

._f.'_» No. 10 of me sam

-tiliogrlgbl, IIN. ly A. Conan Doyla all Call||r'l Waally.)

tcnmrln, ms, by luiclan, Phillip ef co.)

“Except Mr. Sherlock Holmes," said

my companion, with a somewhat bitter smile. "Weil, let: us hear about it. What sort of n job did you make of

it?"

“I must ask you first, My. Holmes, to

glance at this rough plan, which will give you a general idea of the position ol' tho professors study and the vari- ous points or the case. It will help you in following my investigation."

llc unfolded the rough chart. which-

I here reproduce, and he laid it across Holmes’ knee. I rose and, standing be- bind` Holmes, studied it over his shoul- dur. ~

“It ls very rough, of course, and it on-

ly deals with the points which seem to me to be essential. All the rest you will sce later for yourself. Now, first of nil, presuming that tha assassin en- tcrcci the house, how did he or she coulc in? Undoubtedly by the garden |;:\ih und thc buck door, from which there is direct nr.-cess to tho study. Any otha;-r way would lnivc been exceeding- ly colnplicittcd. The escape must liars also been made along that llnc, for of the two other exits from the rooni one was blocked by Susan as she run downstairs and the other lends straight to the professors bedroom, I therefore directed my attention at once to thc ;;nrtlc-n path, which was saturated with recent ruin und would certainly show any footmnrks.

"My examination showed me that I

was dealing with at cautious und ex- pr-rt criminal. No footnmrks were to be found on thc path. 'i‘hcre could be no question, ho\ve\'cr, that some one had passed along the grass liordcr wliiuh lines thc path und that he had done so in order to avoid leaving; ri track. I could not find anything in the

in '

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wa - nt/lu _,_ .-

Wm xsnm#

1 1 gf. = ~ .-.v» \\v:\‘ 15|”

6»_____,,¢\\ * .Marconi

BEST- CHRISTMAS GIFT

FOR WIFE, .MOTHEIL DAUGHTER SISTER OR- SWEETHEART

wg, 2*

By this sidn tr S I N G E you may know 6 STORES

and will find 1 _ everywhere rw

` tl*

1 1/ _ _. _ "’4cu\\‘°

These machines are now being sold at lower prices, quality

Hopkins’ plan of Yoczleu Old Place.

nature of a distinct impression, but the - gr-:iss was trodden down and some one inid undoubtedly passed. It could only' have been the murderer, since neither thc gurdcner nor any one else had been there that morning and thc rain had only begun during thc night."

“One moment." said Holmes. "Where

docs this path lead to?" `

“To the road.”

“How long is lt?" '

“A hundred yards or_so.” “At thc point where the path passes

through the gateyou could surely pick up the tracks?" . '

“Unfortunately the path was tiled

ut that p0lnt." "Well, on the road itself?" ' "No, it was all trodden into mire." “Tut tuti Well, then, these trucks

upon thc grass, were they coming or going?"

wus ncvcr nny outline."

“A large foot or u small?" “You could not distinguish."

“lt was impossible to say. There

hand.

drew a small paper puclzct. llc un- folded it and disclosed u golden pince- ncz, with two _broken ends of blnck silk cord dungliilg from the cud of it. "Willoughby Smith had excellent sight," he added. “There can be no

question thai this \vns snatched from the face-or t c p_cr:4on of the assassin."

Sherlock liolincs took the glasses in-

to his hand and cxnrnincd them with the utmost attention und interest. IIO held them on his nose, endeavored to read through them, wcnt~ to tha win- dow and stared up the street with them, looked atthcm nlost minutcly in the full llglit of the lamp nnd`flniilly,t with ei chuckle, scatcd himself at' thei table and wrote u few lines upon a. sheet of pnper, which he tossed across to Stanley _I~Iopkins. ' `

TO ISE C0.\l'l`l,\`\.'l~1l).

I in ilu llteries

You V'iil Feel New Vigor. “iid Coiifidmc: Throughout the

` Who‘e Bodv.

Dir. C-hoso’S i

Iyleruo Food.

Do you know what it is to lcel well

-tofcel young und hcnrly und vigorous -to foci full of energy und nrnbilion ~ tor-njny work und look for\\'1\l‘\l hopeful nnd confident of thc fixture?

'l`hisl.~4 the nnlurni wuy lo feel when

your lllootl is pure und rich und your-_ ncr\'csnt.hri|l with lifcnnd vitality.

This is the \\~ny you will feel if yon

nervous systen_\ by the use of Dr. Chase'a Nerve ood..

Not in any miraculous way-not after

the first. dosc'or first box, it may bc, but when your system has been gradual ly built up-your blood enriched and nc-'\v_ vim und vigor instilled into the nerves.

Dr. Chai-le's Nerve Food is ui \vorizlcrl'nl

medicine, but. its wonders are accomplish- ed in Nnture`s way, by thoroughly restor- ing the elements lacking in 0. rundown holly. ~

No other treatnlent for the nerves

nctsin exactly this way. Sonic relieve by clcmlening the nerves-sonic by exces- sive stimulation. `

lastlngly henciicinl results by forming ncw,rlch blood and creating new nerve force. ' l Mrs. Snrnh Gill, Euston street,

Asn natnialconscqucncc of lncrensl nge, Iwns hc;.>;inn|n;z` to feelrnn down

that I found it u rnost excellent medicine.

have ever used."

dcnlers br Edmnnson, Bates & Co.

Toronto.

lust 1ll_\Nl< or nt

._ ' ' lti if i -

"me nu ejncuu ‘on 0 m A high grade portrnli. for $1.25 for n ‘A ,,,t ,nw been pouring mm and b,ow_ special Xmas oll`er._ You can anve more ,_ , u h`\.,_,,,L_,,,,e over `s|,_,cc.. sum he -ihun agcnifs cornniissionby sending your _ ik I ' ' photo or tintype, with 75: for n nice

From his pocket Stanley 'Hopkins _

tiitlt tint iiiutl 1

rt=.vitnllzc your wnstcd and depleted "

_ ing cloths in bla:k, navy,

Attractive Items

` = . -..o_-t'-.._..\ " _

_ “_ _

For Careful __ uyers.

REDUCED.

Rare I argains in Waist-

ings ar-d Art Silks--just about enough to make it wis: to come immediately-

Striped cluck effect waist

Silks, small patient, very neat and pretty. In this design there are four shades-myrtle, navy, tan, and tawn. Regular 8oc, yd special at . . . ... . . . . 53;;

Shepherd’s check waist

tiiks/myrtle and whi'.e,and navy and white. come in var.ous size checks. 75c quality, special at 53¢

Art Silks in floral effects

-sky, white, and uile and pink. very p‘easing, re- duced from 6:'.c yd to. .53c

Shantung waist silk with

torqeo s'~. polka dot, large size, very pretty, an Sze s‘lk, now only... ....5gc

This bargain includes a

number cf short lengths, yroportiouately reduced to

STOCKINGS, 256,

These are of interest to every woman.

wide rib, made of strongest wox stcd yarn. wear like irou, accord

cltar......... . ....53c

Worth 36 cents

As ever, btst value in lusiery.

_ English all wow] fa-t black hos- iery, seamless feet, two_ and one rib ,.ibbed_ natural Colon _ m *Ve* 8/4| 9_ “Hd ‘J/4» ‘1 l§°°d fancy trimmed bnttoned value at 36c, special at. . . . . .. .25¢ from, vests and p,mts_ “__

Boys’ strong wool riblzed ho-c __

for winter wear in all sizes .. _ .25c _ Tumbulps make_ pure _

English Knicl-rer Hose for boys,

- ‘best trade. vests and pants, 1

_ -~ all sizes,regular $1.25eacll. e’ 1ngtos‘ze, 4oc to n0w_,,,_,_,_,__ 335 __

‘ lf:

PRICE-EUT.

We’ve decided to di ar on-

tiuue handling this line of

Ladies’ Underwear, to clear

it out we’ve cut the prices

very deeply. as follows : _

“Turnbull's" celel.ra‘ed :_-_

make. ` vests only, half .` wool, soft inside finish, natural color, lace trimmed g- buttonedjront, regular Hut: " each reduced to . . . . . . S5c

§".~‘l/~ 1

“Turnbull's" m n k e, _

strictly pure wool, soft,

gular $r.r2 each. now 75c .~

wool very fine and soft, a 'f favorite garment with the "

,»

_ `.>,

750 HERCA SILK-49:. _ y

‘Iou`\_'e still an opportunity if you’rc quick to secure a wrist or dress or skirt I.-n,gti\ of ,

75: l~I7-rea S1lk_at 49c. “Heron” has_thc appearance ot fine tatietta, but won’t cut, altho p-.nc silk. Qune a range ye of exquisite shades to choose from.

I;A.5I'IION§;

IN CO-ATS t t *

All fashionable wanted styles ‘in coats are 4 I ji .A

. .

ycu’ll see in Montreal or New York.

in black. _ - .

$3.75 to $24.00

:'-

.._» .

‘li

‘I To xi, ' ,At 4, t ~

here -medium lengths, three quarter lengths. _ -

and full, almost heel lengths, styles 5u¢h as _

54-inch coating and suit-

Ih-. Chaae`s Nerve Food brings about CLOTHS_ a ` JACKETS_

The balance of the portiers ln stock--and

there are some pretty ones-offered at

like there

Splendid bargains in the '

Prices last year’s coats, none bet-

sluts urlintvlssis g

//i _

Audi all the popular cloths, Tweeds. _

Coverts, Beavers; all he fashionable colors, ,

and of course agenerolrs assortment of style;

Charlottetown, 1*. E. Island, stuteszi .. _ ~ ng

nn<l»iclt that I needed- something to tone up my system. I procured a box of Dr. Clmse’s Nerve Food and can say

ihuve used several of Dr. t".hase’s prep- artionn and always found them very beneficial. Iconsider Dr. Cl\a_sc's Nerve Food the best nerve and general tonic I

'There is lots ot evidence of what this great food cure has done for others. Ask your neighbor about it. me a. box at all

Oxford and green and in invisible plaid effects, worth 85c to $r.1o a yard. special at...... 57c

vr;n.|Nos. '

Pretty veiliugsin black

spots and plain nets. A bargain we secured much below actual value, worth 25c to 28c the yard. while itlasts only ...|5¢

PRINTS.

A lot of slow selling pat-

terns - remnants. short lengths, etc., gathered to- gether from the print de- partment. values from loc

Tapestry oortiers-3% yards long in

floral effect. The desig.U» Lilies,is a pleasing oue,co1ors green and yellow. red and gold. Regular price per pair$3.25. To clear.... .

=`I-Iandsonle tapestry portiers, in a rich

all over design, 354 yards long.

. Colors bronze and light yellow-

myrtle and light yellow-crushed strawberry. Finished with deep fringe at top and bottom. Regular $4.25. Toclear..................

Ends of plush-regular Soc to $1.00 a

yard quality, colors myrtle. navy, tan, seal, fawn. To clear at per yd.

A piece of rich bronze green plush 24

inches wide, was $r.8o ayard, is sell- mgat...

t° ’3° award- t° cle” °“t. A piece of black brocade plush 24 in

quickly we ve cut the price

down to per yard . . . .3%c

wide, former price was $2.50 now for

$2-Z)

$2.85

Ends of Plush for Fancv Work

“lt will bc harder to read now than ________ Anlhhed Do__t____t_ _md ____

considered, than any other. Whether you pr0p0S¢ the purchase of a machine or not there is much

to interest most W0II1¢I\ af *HY Sing" Store-aili are cordially invited

soin onmr ar

SINGER SEWING uAcH1Ni<i G0;

Queen Street. Chatrlottet

Side Waiter Street. Summ erside. _ 1 1 ‘ 1 ‘

5 _ [_ is-ntl __ ____»__i1z 'Ek

BE SURE DE YDUR DINNER

By Uolnt

Even if the potatoes boil dry, those next to the P0

. ` ____-ron S _ .

. rorivard, so that it is almo_ p -

blcltilat it could have been self in- Chipfed hands Und fmlllhened

soft and smooth by

t ' , °

St - _" lr lines. nothin to compare with it-25c

1" . E H*-` . t :I-ixacny. The idea crossed my per bgttle at A. W. Reddin’s.t

l. do not impart A burn

“i me now to the body of the youn

, _ ' .l, ll it 't °"‘Y°“

EFth£;t3iill)q§.;,___t“d(,({ 'do delivery 500 nmkingln-all only $1.251 am _ 5 _ _ - .2 _ d . _ . | 1, also gcttinizu large stock of 10x20 frames I HN' ULU you hm nm e mlm u i. at for portraits to sell at $1.45 and up. Ilon't.

' .' i f hi '2 you had mndc ccitu n 0 not ng _ _ _mr to ______e_o strangers who ___

"I think I nnidc certain of a good "5 ““ ’ Y

I k that some many cases never return original nor

g§2l'h;§`e§t0el,i25B'the 1,33; cuutlousyy money. Hundreds of people in`P. E. I.huve from without. I next examined the lostvaluable originals and cash deposits C0,.,.ldo,__ ,Lis ,med with co,',0n,,,‘,t by dealing with foreigners. I have but matting and had tnken no impression °l1¢H\8¢¥15. Dllncfm LiVi“8SC°\1- “DY 001181' of any kind. This brought me into representing themselves for tho High'

h the study itself. It is a scantily fur- Grade Art Parlors are not genuine. Deal

nislled room. The main 'article ig 0 withnreliable estnbllslicrl House, S. F. large -writing table with 'a fixed 'l`l\l'\>“S\\- 11'19‘m“4i°“`3i

_ __.~______--

hmmm' This hmmm consists or B Japanese china the llnastassortment. in

‘.‘.‘::‘."‘:.::§r"‘.‘;;.€.f1:rr:¢.‘;;t1..°::.:_ dt. .t P- s,»_»,»_;-_»_f»»- The drawers were open, the cupboard - ` ' kicked- The drawers: it 59em9» wer” Furlined cnpes worth $14 to $2l, tlvc ulwliyi 0900. ‘md 90mm! °f ‘mme only-to clear to quick buyers at 85 each. WHS Kei” 1” fh°m~ Ti’°l'° We” 90”” See our advertisment..-Weeks lic Co. papers of importance in the cupboard, ‘ 25.131,

h t l h d

lyliildnt-lfi(i`|-i1!p:zi‘i°`¢;`fi"vxvil)tl|slIr1liiIitth|‘o sgogmgzf Solid comfort from the start, excellent assures mo that nothing was missing. “°""l°° ¢° th” ““"‘h"~h""“ the "ki" ' It |, cermm that no robbery nn been history of the Ames Holden Shoes. commmed " ' ' Sold by Conroy, the Shoeman, Sunnyside,

` ` 25.1 u

g Ch‘Town.

man it was found near the bureau, Dec. Xmas Magazines now ready.

l als lots

nndijust to the left of lt, as marked Munseys. Strand, Pear-sonse c. 0 upon that chnrt The stub was on the of the latest novels at Huvnrl Ac ii e of the ncck and from liehhxd Moores. 255 1|

sate to the others, under ordinary circumstances. i . ‘ ~ ' ’ . ........_... ." _ t . . _ . . _ _

na trio ' ” ‘ ‘ ‘ . ` ‘ . ’ ‘ r ' ' ‘ ’

||\dcd»- skin made _ i f ‘ _ ` -. - ' _ `

unless he tell upon the knife," said using British Almond I ink- #

FUR-LINED CAPES

We admit they're last

year’s stock-nothing the worse for that--the’ve been carefully preserved-note the prices.

For-lined cape of red

beaver, very full, ample

for

Two for-lined' capes of

black beaver-have black Thibet collafs, former price

‘N

-.rf ”‘ Ewa . `, `\

/fu ~ `

. <¢.< 57// ;~.-/.yr/-_~\¥f&' ° ,.;'::':zf‘~ f”1r°.:f~_f , ’ '

\- .H ____ ~=_. .,. '~».~-,__‘ , Hats

xt" .,v

E lllliy

size, deep black Thibet _"fl collar, former, price, $l8_ \»

By using up ends of velvet, ribbon. etc.

our milllners have succeeded in getting to- . ‘ getller a number of very pretty hats-some $m`O°’ Specm at' ` ` '$125 strikingly pretty effects among them-worth Special Neck Rufls in

ter mode-better finished and styles easily remedied. up to $5`ior $.25o.$5 to 15S coat $3-50, $8 to $18 coats

$4.50 .

VESTS.

Ladies’ warm winter

vests, good weight, long sleeves, full size. You’ll find a basket full of them at the underwear counter, quite as good as regular 35c vests. only... . . . . .25¢

SHIRTS.

Men’s heavy cloth shirts

--warm and comfortable. Because overstocked we offer them at reduced prices as follows : Regular ‘$1.20 shirts for 85c, $1.10 shirtsfor ............75¢

25c

50°

SOG

FUR RUFF S.

_ (special)

This season’s showing of

neck Furs eclipses any-

’ thing-everything of form-

er years. and the values

_ are exceptional. For in- » stance note these.

Special Neck Rufis in

fashionable styles in Mar- mot, American Sable. Isn- bella Sable and Muskrat_ large generous sizes,worth

$‘4'5° f°" ' ' ' " 5500, two and thre_e_time_s`the 8r.25 we're asking Alaska Sable, Marmot,Isa-

'l',wo fur-lined cspes of

black sllk Brocade Cloth, deep fur collar,for-mer price

for them. ' `

bella_Sable, etc.,lsr|ze size,

’ The earlier you come in answer to this in- shaped neck, attractively

$2r.5o. for. . . . . . . . . .$5_00__ double-__but_ all one price_$r.z5.

vltatiofi thelarger. more complete will tg the trimmed wish tails and assortment of styles to choose from. orth chenille ornaments, worth

‘$r2.oospecial at.... $9.2

, _ 5

iulimi rim. mira. But an mad with lam 2511 si-

' _Agcntfor happy Thought Ranges and Sherwin-W ' - QL

-_ '-\a~,v.»;c

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