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1 'THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN si.aoo,ooofiiriiaiioiiii-caiiiteii iii 31.- . ' li' , ` 2;.. `
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We handle confec-
tionary of qualiiy and sell it at the most rea- sonable prices. In or- der to nieet :ill require- ments we have four
diflerent maker.s'goods, whose purity and qual-
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of an extra siibsiily in lieu of the
ity is assured' _ lands which were retained hy the Do-
nous oinoncs ronns _ cnununvs
Llifii-olatcs‘are in. hue as skill can make iheui. l\`e have fresh i'-iipplic-0011111112. in rrgiilarly, Large =_\S~
` soitmcnt 5 and iii; i.uil`»<
| bars, caraincls_ nuts. etc.
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DRUGGIST
rp;-3 itil-1iilCAL HALL
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to got un tlieue dark ni rninlrs if you have ix
\`.,y|0r .Nat-‘ni
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_ It (aus al ilu. riglii_i‘iiiir iinil
makes no inistiikc Xen .\li».olii l
have oni-. _
» 'l’i-ice.»$1.2`i an-'> $i- 0 .~
'l hese are l:'~ilr..|i.eeii clocks 1
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leweii (\iit_ici;iii ‘
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Wlillllli SHIP . S\\liEiS ANU EEES
The l“ultoii Fil-ih l‘ii., 23 Fultoii
Fish Mario-t_ .\i-ir \->i'i.. iief-ds no introduction to .<hipli¢~rs of fresh and frozen fish in the l’i'o\'iiir'e iis tlii‘.V have doni- liusiiicss liero for many vmiri; niiil :irc ;i;'nin siiliititiiiiz Con- ifiigiimeiils. us will be seen by their :id in this issue. ’l`lii~y uri- maxim! 11 specialty of srnvits iinil eels iiuii will himillg li, (ho iivsr lui.-.si|.li‘ :iiliulitiiec ull sliipmeiits .~'<>iii tlieiii :ind :issiire their ciistomerii iii the highest. mur- ket prices. 14. I‘._ \\`ili~y & (‘o.. li<».=¢» ton, are their ii'i'..i.-fer iieciii:-.
For over ;i half ii i‘i-iitury tht- firm
iif Gt-orlfv 'l`. .Vli1iin_ '(‘ii.. 2 lfiiltiih Fish .\vfai'ke-t. Ni-iv \'i.i‘k_ li;i.vi- been in the \\'holes:ili‘ lxsli hiisiiicss ;iii<l kiiou' their l»iif.iiiii».-.- to the fullest vxtciit :ind huvi- ;,_ vi-ry liii'l,:c iiunihifr of rolrlllur i‘ii.~'t.i»iiiei'.'» who \\‘iinl.~ the livst. the -.iiiirkt-t iitliiriis. With this end in \'i¢-\\ ilii-y wiiiil. lurlgi- shipiiieiiis of siiii-its mid ei.-ls fi-inn this Vroviiiixe iiinl :ire i>i'elini»~tl to pity for thi~iii the highest iiiiirket prices. As will iw sf-on by their ad ihey give pe\'s~»iiiil iittciition to their vniisignmenfs. find, niiiki- priiiiipr rv- 1.iiriu=.
Sl11UD9l'F ol' i~imelt.i~i :ind ecls are
asked to write ti- ll. W. Saniliford_ :$8 Fulton Fish Miirkei, Ne-.v Yorlr_ before sliippinlr their i-iin~'i"nnii~iit.s f~lsewhi°.~r»- as lic ~.\':int.s ii liiiuzr- quuii- titv of first class ,yiioils for which he will piiv thc highest. niiirket rrices and iiiukv iirwniiit i'ct.iii'iis. The best of refcrt-iice;< uri- igivt-ii :iiiil provin- i-.ulists :ire -ii#-'\ii'i-11 of .\li'. Siiiiiii- fi»i'd'i-1 pi=i`soiinliit'.teiitioii to t.li=-iv' or- rlers and thus pi-rio(-V ¢intiF.':i'-limi is iisfiiired. His liiiniiicss wus csfnhlisliiiil in 1870. iiuii lic ii; t.lioroiii;hl~,- con- \'<~rB!1i1t with illv triiilie i‘c'ii\ii'f~ini~iil,s.
Wholesale . Rubbers and . Overshoes
Big stock at thi-
Canadian Consolidat-
ed R ii li b e r Co’s
Branch at Charlotte-
to wn.
_ Orders filled prom-
ptly, l
iiiiiiioii. li is now the declareil policy of the i;o\'ci-iiiiieiit of the day to liiind over these lands to the Pro- viiici-s iii which they are situated. 'l`\\i- iidjiistiii;-.:iti< will heroine neces- sary \\lien this triins-fel' shall he niiiilc. Tlit-so lunde nre valuable and the viiluu belongs to all the Pro- viiirvs. li would he most unfair for
luiiiis :ire being giveii to retain uililitioiizil iilloivunce ivliich-they _irivi-ii in hi-ii iii liinds. iinless an ilitiiliiiil ;illo\\'iifii'i' is iiiade to ii.li;i~ l’ro\'iiii~v:.- in bnliiiice the
ciiiiiit.
Thi- oihi-r iliii-_~'f.loii un' to the new
and i'.ii'_‘;e iiivi-is proposed to be an-
'l‘lie qiiestioii of our share _iii thei cial boundaries in the west, the prop- Over fourteen minions and could not
“Elie Ngirtliwegat presents ii :_rty _of :ll the people of (_Jar_iada, and “ow be duplicated for nineteen mu_
. piictf Hb' “ th rekard to 'humd 'Qt be glien mi” withal" lions. The net expenditure last year ' -
the lainie. within the present bound toiiipensntion to those whose propriet 0 _
aries ol the three l’roviiici.s in thi iry right is so unquestionable as ii _hmm _:hat of Macdonald Conan
lr-=111‘1¢‘ C011111~1‘.1’ and secondly with re- ours. And clearly the beneficiaries o= _ g _ _I spect to thi- large territories which the deal, that is Quebec, Ontario an( "meh nflmbfrb 41)' is 228 in num -
b It is said that ch student costs
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it iS l11‘1\i>oi~.t-il to annex to Quebec, ifvianitoba, should make good this ar' _ _ ea _ _ ¢ , `
Ontario und Mniiitobu. compensation. It ought 1’10f» l-° l" iliienlluiliersny from two to me times ` P p
In i'c;~_'ui~il to the lands now held by taken 0111- Of the general treasury of ' Nc as he .pays_i“ hes'
the lloiniiiliin within the prairie Pro- the Dominion, .which ig algo 3, com. ;;Ha|-many Rose Glycerine S(-up is viiii-es it is in be iihsei-veil that each mon pi-,,pe|~l_y_ ine of the most perfecttollet soaps of tiie.~.'i~ l‘ro\'iiicvs nt their creation? He it observed that these vas! in gale, Its P01'f11l11¢ Of JUDO ROSCS is was i.',l\'i~ii coinpenSHf11>11 111 the 1*'HYlareas are, on the ground of geogra' qelizhtrul and the healing lmauties °f
pliical proximity, much more valua- able to the big Provinces upon whicl it is proposed to bestow them thar to thc Eastern' Provineeai They forn ii iiiiiteriaiiii of Quebec. ontario at.: Manitoba-, and can he better admin liitered by them than by the Govern ments of Nova Scotia, New Bruns wick or Prince Edward Island. Wi are not likely to ask for the annexa. tion of ‘Kewatin or Ungava to oui
the three- Proviiices to which theseillimiteii niaritime domain. We cheer
the are ad- the ac-
fully admit that it is more conveni ent that the vast Northland referref
‘to shrill,” in duo time and under fal conditions, fall into possession of thi .adjacent l’ro\'inces. But compensa ltion for our share in the value o ltlie now undivided estate must be i lcondition precedent to the transfer
11~'~\'~1i 11* 12\11‘h1‘C. ,U11tHF10 111111 MH111-l And those in charge of our lnterestr tolin is one ivhich is 'of especial in» here and at Ottawa, will be held t. tcrv.~ii to the tliri-c |<1astern Pro- strict account as to the firmness \'liii'r.~;. 'l`lii‘sc iireus ure, as in the with which they shall insist upoi riise ni tiii- liin.`.~ witliin the provin- that vital and important condition.
if-.iiliiiiii Like flii>;m
great Woili '
1-'oi' H.-in
lliiiiilioriir. init., Nov. 27 (Special
nes' l'ill~= for ii wort- buck " That `
i-i. -if this pliice. nnil all her neigiibors ii-:it-if tliiit she should know. “] suf- l"_'i'i,»-i i‘i_»r riwlvi- years from a pain in iiiy buck, l{ii<»iiiniit.isii\ und Heart Diw- .\li'.~"l" Alexander continues. "l \i"i' iil\',u\.°< fired and n 'vous and in
I niust suy n giliiil \viii'il for them."
to help you if your trouble is Of the l(idiic_\s. ll you use l)odd`s liidiiey l'ill.\' ell.l'l_\' (llc Curt- will lie iliiiuk. lf _vour troiihli- is of long staiidiiig it will take tiieiii loiigcr to cure you. lint i,lit-_v iilvmys cure. People from
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,The bchool that has won
‘he ¢0nfidenc¢ of the pcop|ei°_nf the full accountability for the edi-
Safisiied S ' Sludenfs Write Us
aiioiit our excellent coiir~i-.~' coiirses' that have liiicd thciii for flie iiiost cxiicling piisiiioii.
Are You _ Satisfied
with your pri-.seiit pulsi- tioii? If not now is your time to _improve it by ai- teiidiiig the
Union Commercial College
Wm. Moran
Pri ncipnl .
N cw Royal Bank Building.
® ' “Start hgeh and Sfuf
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Agents.
_),|d Q _-_,'_id,._ey pill “_” dak g chee-rfully_ do, that the _new Govern-
--“'l'lii-re is nothing like l)odil's Kid-
..- . . ei _,-
:-:ierp -was broken and unrefreshiulr. Hinui- riiliiiii; lJriilfl’s Kidney Pills 1,
uni lei-liii;_» so iiiiirh hf~ttci' tliiitlfei-ll lt is to be Qliggi-yell glial, ag.; 500|;
Ni. ni.iiit»r` how long you have suf- _ _
1111-il l1oiiil`.- Kidney l‘ills cannot fail wmk' the °m“r" machmery of trans'
'l`l-l1‘J'l'1lliEl~Z SHORT HAUL R_ATE:§ be dependant upon the Governnient’i
\\`itli the tirst interruption of suuiil winter ,Steamers along for months t(
_______ _________M_____ ____ __ __nO___st____m we come for transportation to and fron _____ _.______im_ . hd th t _th _ the outside world. The great conceri'
5 Ferluiiti a e time _ . _ . . _ .
. L - - _ in the public mind in this counectio: is near ut hiiiid when we must again.
is whether we are also to be' subject led during the winter to the threi
I lshort-haul rate for freight as we wen
A I under the old regime. ;
We are bound to assume, as wt
ment desires to deal fairly with thi- fProviiice; also we do not forget thai
.‘.lrs, T. 42. Alcxaiiiier, of Hawthorne, the new Mimsters have. very recently
Afrr 'l`wi-`.\'c Yeiirs’ .\‘ul‘lerin,<:, 'l'e1lg'ci>i_iie into power and that Since H1611 111° 1’111>111' Wlifu- ‘l`1\f'y Aw 110111:: ii.i\-eiit ther have bad many import-
laiit iiiatters of state to occupy their ) .-itteiitioii. But we cannot be oblivi-
ous oi' the fiict that it would bt
` most unjust to continue the oppres-
. » - . is
the .~'l:it'.‘iiu'iit of .\/lr.~:. 'l`. G. Aleiiuiiil- '
sive rates heretofore in vogue on the Government railways and` steanicrs durinl: the cominiz winter, or for one day longer than is necessary to make ii eliiinge in the freight scliciliiles And that ought not to take very iiiiich time.
ii-is the winter steumers take up the
portatioii between this Province and "the Maiiiland, as also between all ls- ilauii points and Sydney, Halifax, St.
|.lo1iii and other Canadian cities, is owned and operated by the Govern-
ull |_t-11-< ~l Haiiiiilfi __\v1io have iie_eii iiiciit or the Dominion. 'riii-re is no riiri-1 ore- ti* ing a out it in tie . - . iii:i\'sliiil)ci's uliiiost e\'el'_v ilfty. |q.ue.biJ0n of ‘huded cm/‘trol or rebpon
sibility. The Government will liavel lit iill to do and cannot be divested
_ciency of the service and the fairness 'of the rates.
V The change froni the Steam Navi-. igiition Compauy's stenmere to those
of the Goveriimeiit ought to be sig- “1‘11"‘111 by the adoiitioii iii ii fair through rate, which should not lie I"-lor" ‘hall 1*' "|111-1`l~!*2'l for an equal ,distance on the liitcrcolonlni with fthe cost of traiisliiiiiiioiit. added. 'Thii-i iseeiiis to br' so fair und reasonable; Illlronosal that wa- mi, Hi... ,,,, _i,,,,tl ."!i||H¢ for Hot udoptillg if at .im-.__ url _HNF reason for ii single week's delay] ,111 P1115'-1111-Z the new order into operii-I tion irheii the iviiitor str-niiieri: mk.~`.
_np the service.
. N(JTl‘2h`.
Thi' gii.nii‘ of politics is hcconilngi
_pretty lively in Ontario in View of .E U1" 119111' Hvproacli of n general pro- lvinciiil election. The Toronto Globe lin ii funding cilitoriul iirticlc n,pe1i.ii§ of Sir James W|iitiiey's "chesp and bumptioiiii insoleiice," “his violence of speech liiécoiniiig only to ii hooll_ 15811," and “his cheiili vullrnrity thin, would ill become 9. linr-room loafer." (Tm the other hiiud The News of the siiiiic city tells that in 32 conntitiien- _ cies out of 106 only two weeks b(,-_i fore election iliiy there are yet nod liibcral Candidates. After till, court- i-sy bi-tween parties in the big Pro-
It li-i now lmown that in .luly last
dreiit Hrltiiln and Gorinany. were on
illr incident. Germany had demanded
Premier Aiiqiiitb and his colleagues i refused to consider, and practically "
both nidai-i. Britain, on an under- a standing with France. was prepared ‘1 to senfd 150,000 troops to the conti- nirnt. This would miiku it &Dl10or_r that the entente between Great Brit- ain and France is in everything but
The whilrwliid campaign to raise
Vi'"5'f 14991115 11110111- HH 11111111111' es it is come faded or gray, try Wyeth S Sage licrc in Prince Edward 11-ilnnil. ` and Sulphur Hair Remedy a prepar
tion which a chemist by the name of ,mv away from this gi-em og" of ll Ye*-ll 110V15°d 3 NW Year” 53°- It is tweerl ovcrcouts prlccii at $10.00 tn mvlv 1110111211811/° 111111 Pf11°111=°l~ 111111 $14.00, iiiziis 34 ti. ci. Any emit iii.- wlll banish the gray hairs ln a few $300 PA-I~0N.S
nys. lt ls also guaranteed to remove ' __'__
“\*_\"dI:"_" ““d'pr°“‘°t° um gr°w`th °' Overcoats for' little men in hand-
f
ft lst; pleasant dressing for the s°m° 'ww modem' 'Hwy °‘r°`b°”““°”'
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air and after using it a few days 3 ' ws 3'5"' PATONYS'
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the very brink of war over the Agn-id
izlio ilismli-isul of the British Cbnnccl- t
lor, Lloyd George, A _demand which ,-,
other equipment had ii tlrst cost of
was $832 638 The teaching st-all (Bl-
llycerine render it particularly effect- .-.ue at this season of the year. _'Its 1101106! I>rlce‘nnd large size make it aconoinlcal. The McKinnon Drug Co. are sole agents. ii ti,
IN MEMORIAM. '
On the eighth diiy of November, 1911, John Dewar finished his earthly _ ife. About the last of April previous 'he came home from Kansas, U.l:l. in
ailing health. He made a noble fight for life. but the diseiise was too leuply seated to he overcome. I-Ie -11111 fflithllll and skilful medical at endance. His wife devoted ull ol' hei- imc in loving uttendnnce upon him. lhrough his trying illness he shower. :_-reiit patience and cheerfulness. I-Ii suffered much, but it was borne with i ihristian fortitude. As the days wen-;
-y he get n clearer vision of God 1nd like the gold iii the furnace wal refined by the fires of suffering. Ii .vas ii great comfort to his dear one ro see his complete subuiissioii to thi ~vill of God. He did not feiir the fn ,ture and died with li prayer on hi lpii. It was ii beautiful Uhristinr: leath. The funeral, which wusliirge- ly attended, was held at the home 0'
-ity. and the burial was at the Peo le’s Cemetery. Mr. Dewar was hor' it Moiitiigiie, and was the son of th late Douiilil Dewar. He leaves three rothers. Jiirnes, Murray River; lia. 'ind Fenley in the United States, an. one sister, Mrs. E. Cantleo in Med fort, Suslf. There are two daughter 'esiding in the United States, and th. widow lives with her father' in th. i-ity. During his life Mr. Dewar lived -above reproiich, and in his death li- exeniplitied how nobly a Uhristia- San die. A youd man and true ha zone to his heavenly reward mid h will he missed by miiny who kiiei- hls worth.
SYears` Throat
Trouble And Influenza Curet*
Piomincnf Doctors Failed Ti Cure- lhd Given Up llope. '
l`his Case Does Prove That Whe- Caiarrho/.one is llreathecl Ever; Trace of Cntiirrh Disnppcars.
liilhronii HAVEN, mi., im. 19-.
Everyoiie iii this iieighhiirliood know. Of the long suffering from intluenzs :ind catarrh endured by Mrs. 1). Gui' f18'y» Today she is wcll. Her recovery is duo entirely to Catu.i°rhozont~. Thi, is her own statement. "I was ii great siifferer from catarrh in the head throat and nose, and endiired thi manifold tortures of influenza ffo~ five years. lily life wus despnired of Catarrh was undermining my 51;;-eng tti very fast, I used troatments fron eminent doctors, but all failed to cur. ine. I had given up hope of ever he ing well. Then I read of ri wondcrfu‘ cure made by Ciitarrhoziine. Immed lately I sent for (_liita.rrhozone, nur before I hiid iiscd"onc bottle I wat greatly relieved. Today I am cured. We would not be without Catarrho zone in our home-it's so sure ii colds, coughs, bronchial and throal trouble. I fecl it is my duty to pub licly reconiinend Catarrhozoiie."
Get the large dollar size oi Ca tarrhozone; it contains ri beoutifir hard rubber inhaler, and uiedicinf
,.13 father in-law, Matthew Stevenson,
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s' r . ~ _ . 11)' .. . il’ _ ` OUR SHARE IN THE LAN DS OF THE NORTHWEST. stltution. its lands, buildings and t ii
Shawls of genuine Labrador mink,
beautifully striped in natural colors. We do not handle blended or dyed furs in mink. We .have also n nice line of mink scarf and ne€ki»10Hf1`0m $1_4_50 up to $45.00. PA'l.‘ON'S. iuuiiii oi ‘black .md brnwii ri-eiicii
coney in several Bhadw $100 UP $0 $8.50. PA'I`ON'S.
Miifls Russian black Lynx, Persian
lamb, Persian paw, mlhkri, C0011. sable, marmot, squirrel. mme' P01911- iar prices. PATON'S.
All our niufls are made with iillli
wrist cord, properly lined, bedded .iid iiiriiiiuied. We can f\1rn1H11 tc hatch almost any neck ruf! you have. 'Fry us. P.1\'I‘ON'lS.
On sale. Hhowy low priced fur sets
-_,ml any of these furs can be had separately or in sets. .
Showy low priced shawl nets in iliick iinil brown French Coney fur .old separately if desired. Special ,irlces this week at PA'I`()N'S showv pliers in shawl fur sets. From $10.00 o $100.00.
Bring your boy to us. We c-ull 01 .ini right iind ull our sweaters ar. .ood value at the price 50a. to $2.00 "ATON'B. _
ESM our new coat sweater with col~ 'ege collar. For weight and colori- ou will liud them hard to bent. PA i`0N'S. ~
When in need of ii tie don’t forget that we have a1waYH 11 °0U1¥‘l91° iock. See our sl1¢'C1H1 11110 Of 'U11'-'~ ;ubUlurs at 50c. I’A'l‘()N‘S.
what iihiiiit your woiil iinderwenr? .Qu had better buy v1'hut` YU" Want now. It will be to your advantage o see our lines. We carrll Stull- .eld’n in eight different weights also
Empire hare muff, fist with fancy ,iiiuhed lining, deep rich full fur, tfgitlen brown well niiirked $12.00. "ATON’i-l. '
Rich seal plush coats. i-icnii-iittiiig,
with deep shawl colliir, $19.50 to' ;30.00. _PATON'S. _
All wool storm sergc suit.: sizes 36, ig ,md 40 mil, in iiiiirk ni- iiliie $15.00 o $22.00. E 1’1\TUN'S-
Tiinrlst cloth coats iilso iioiiblc- ami noni iiiiiuibie for making r¢v°1'- -iiiic mimi $1-50 per yi-ffl f° $315" “his cloth is right up tothe minute. i>.i'roN's. '
iheni iill. Empire style. fur 1118-1”!D0f~.
mot stolen 'or runs. fu" f‘“"1‘d, S1111-‘
Another large Empire mud IB in .toclt mounted with two heiids and Jur tails, golden brown and dark
ind make you fell comfortable. PA- i'ON’H.
.fcwsoii’s and 1?cnmaii's. PATON’S.
We have cut the bend on high prices in full overcoiits. PATON'S. .
Hcrc is :i liuc of 1:11158 Y-hilt bl‘&'~1~1‘
veil pillowed, satin lined in two. ahndes will match any Of 0111' mm' frii-.h and handsome, lined with satin,
brown, full furrt-d,bul1t on soft fulll -iillows, satin lined with silk wrist! Gemilmi Lnbradgr minlig, lm-gti holder. price $5.75, well worth $1.50. lplliow mdii_ made from i-.mi Liiimi. .let one now qllivk. 1* Wm m°~ff°11 idor mink with shirred sill: ends, mil that old Piece V011 W01`e 1115*- W11**»°1‘ mal effect, trimmed with claws and
. at . 1,
We absolutely guarantee the qunl- ity of our hir... we iiiivt- $2,500.00 orth of furs at a clear siivlng
:gf 5 to 1-3 on all i-iainple furs.
Come, lnvestlbate and 60111111110 l’ATON'S. '
Our sample furs will save you mon
ey. Compare our $2.00 muffs with those usually sold at $3-25. 506 0111 $4.50 mnrinot muff, usual price $5.25 imd_ our $5.75 muff regularly sold at $7.50. PA'I‘0N'S.
Our $5.75 black winter coats. It
excels any previous oder both in _quality, style and price. Made from chevlut, durability gunmiiteed. All sizes for ladies. l’ATON'1fl.
6 stylish coats, specially priced for tomorrow $10.50, $12,00, $15-00| $17.06, $19.50 and $22.00. Verv dressy, tourist style with correct iomblnatiou colors. PA'l‘UN'S.
E Stoles of mink, mnrmot, suitable for ii long coat, cut with collnrless effect, close fitting, mounted Wil-ll 10 handsome tails, also different eflectin trimming, eight styles, $1150. $10»00- ‘$12.00, $14.00. I’ATON'S.
Pretty brown fur set, showing pret-
ty mark stripes, has cnectlvo t_rinr .iiiiigs of bends siiii tails. satin 11111211- ggod length, $3.50 to §7_.50. Others rim up to. $15.00. according to trim~ mince and length. Empire to matvlli $2.00 to $7.00. PA'DON’[~l.
-Ponettu. cloth for coats in 1110011 :ind white at PATON'S.
Squirrel stole with 6 tails 54
inch made from the best English iiiiiirreisiiin, mid gre-.y color, soft. stylish and new shiipc, peddle ends $13.50. 1'ATON’S.
72 inch squirrel stole, good width
fm. haw' mai-'ng ii cozy und comfort able scarf. Only one of this style. paddle ends without tuils $16.50. I’A'l‘0N'H. ,
54 inch squirrel stole, lig1it_s11ade,
satin lined.full furred on1y3 in this fashionable lot $12.00. Empire iiiiills to match. $12.00. l’A'I`0N'S.
Elegant collarette effect in Persian
lamb, trimmed with tassels, tubs und braid, fringe ends, full widtli, wnist length $21-30. 17 i1`lCl11 l1_0l9t°1` muff to match. $25.00. PATONS.
Fancy teh effect on No. 1 Per-
lsian Lamb $27.50, 42 inch. Holster muff to match -$20.50, set 356.00- }"ATf)N'l~'. '
Fluffy run, dark Orenburger mink.
marmot scarf, lull furred, good width, 56 iiicr.,~ pliiin ends, S8-50. Mufi to imitrh $4.50, si-t $13.00. .' l’ATON'S.
56 inch rich brown Oreubiirger
mink scarf, deep full furred, color
good width, paddle ends, just ini
rice $4.50. 1‘ATON‘S. handsome as real mink, 6 on sale P I
--'- .gt $9.00. Munn to match Empire
style $4.50 set $11.50. Larger mulls for $1.00 extra. I’ATON’1~l. Can he sold separately.
tails, large and handsome $95.00 PATON'S. _
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_ Secure more sales from your fe. gular customers and hold moat of the "transients" by having yn",-` qdvrrlising designed, wriifeii and placed, by men who have made ii thorough study of' men, niclhodii and markets.
You will not..bc bound by any
contract, and you need not pay Us one vent unlil you are sure our gm.. vim- iq ii grih il. You can start oi- slon the service un any day you wish.
Dorff. be satisfied with mediocre
success - ndvi-'iii-e wisely and well and aui‘ce'~s will come to your door, and stay there.
Cill, write or phone lz_i, fm-
riites, etc.
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Ailvcrtising Agency
Cameron Block
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Through tickets to all points on
the CANADIAN PACIFIC GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC. CAN. NORTHERN and all other rail and water lines in America
I riseive _-leaping ciir iii-ribs o
Tickets sold at the very lowest
through rates, inquiries by mail or inperson, cheerfully answered.
_ Passengers boarding train at any station on P E.[.R.will he provided with through tickets so that hagg- age may be checked through.
W. K. ROGERS
City Ticket Agent
S4 Great Gcorzeiitreet. ' Oharl oftefown
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CANADIAN
PAc|F|c
The Short Direct Route Charlottetown
` :ro Montreal
In Twcniy-l"our llouis. CLOSE CONINHCTIONS FOR Al L PUINTS Nl$YUNU¢
N0 CHANGES OR. TRANSFERS. i
New Electric Lillhtrd
Sleepers. oN `C/iv iDi.\N 1'.-i :ii-‘ic _
HAL] FAX-_M9l\{'l`REAL TRAll\. 'I he best Dining Car Service 1 IIE 0Nl.Y ,LINE OPERATING (0M|’A|l`l`MEN`|' CAR 5. Montreal And Dlfuu io Toronfo. Monlrul And toronto to Vancouver
xiii W.B HOWARD, ILP A., C.l’.R~i St. john, N. B.
that lasts two moiiths. Smaller sizes _ - 25c. and 50c. each. Bcwnrc_of lmita d ` " are
l.'§"'.§`iT“°°}`2'ii°..i§i‘$" .i;§‘.fi'2i-§.“l°.T-°ii§' .iii merely expectancies. A Can-
from the Untnrrhozone Company Kingston, Out., und Buffalo, N. Y.
Glill Hllli MAKES
Yllll EUUK [IEE
profitable.
M' so ca e investments
ada Life Policy is sure to be
We K0 Rogers; Charlottetown.
How often one hears the expression
"She is gray und beginning tc lool- M‘n.8°r' P' E' I' Br‘nch ‘ ~
old." lt. is true tliut gray linir usu
any ,,o,,,,t,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,, always M, _ R. B ROGERS, Kensington, Special Agent.
socinted with ago. You never hem one referred to as having gray bali and looking young.
The hair is generally the index of
dniwfrwtf.
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A . If our ha'r is izrny, you can'i ' ' " _ ~ -1 - ..< hlgdime yhur frlelids for referring to 1. ATOWH NEW” 'N0 “C5310” 1° Bend “WHY f01' 11
tchlng and dryness of the scalp an
Don’t neglect your hair. Sturt us- "°5‘"'d W M9 Fall 9"" °““ 5° *M19*
the decks were cleared for nction on lm; wyeglpg gage and gillplmr ¢0.¢igy fied bare. Suits from $6.60 to;$22.00._
iid you will be surprised at the T’AT0N'S» . . --
nick reaul' 1 s '
[rely disappmh _ The young mai-i'with pat ideas in
Consider youiself n loser if you
ou as look," old_ You cart retain _ _single Christmas present this year. h youthful aiiiieiirancc if vou allow "; Charlottetown stores are full of the your hair to grow gray. Many per newest _and best in every line, sons of middle age Jeopairdize their L6! 115 Dllt 0110 121 0U1` 11011' F1111 future by allowing they gray hair to overcoats on the boy iind we’11muli¢ become manifest. If your hair _has bc- ,_ sale. $2.00 to $10.00. l’ATON'1-1. _
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und you will save money by \,uylng_ right here, and no store is better able* '-0 1111171313’ ull your Xmas wants than Carters big fancy goods ,md U11' 11112111" 3 his stores, it iii wsu worth n visit especially nt thlg gm. son of the year. i1.27,l;-ll,
"LlLA|NE" The new walstlnp
fabric ls unshrlnkanle, and will not fidaln addition to this it pos- itively wlll not tear, Just drop In Y-0-UBY-ask trio dross goods man to let you try to tear It. Havo ¢|| the fun you want. trying. yu” cant suo0eod.Tho prloe ls only 75 00119! D01' yard-Moore Q McLeod
i I 27031
"Unusual rib '
bona th li
This preparation is onered to the Spoclnl 50c. cap, full glues. Gi to priced. Unusual values anihhgsgihihinh
public at fifty cents per bottle, and lg 7l,"with fiir-lined ban ' . '
ecommoiidcd and sold by all drug- _ ' at Paton; that it calm, gomalhlng
' like these dainty little priced bits ol a
suits, sizes from 2 to 6 years, 50c., beauty that will be here tomorrowco t
"Dainty H1111 BCM! in Mit or chit-.7sc., $1.00, $1.25, s1.5o 8 suit. PA- awaken lively into-ima. 1ac .mi 25,.,
the mime ini alllanw °11°11l11’° 111111 11°-`i°ii banana or ihiidm iii sliver, giiiii .1-oi~i's. _ uiiictm, an iioiiin. nmii wide, 15¢_ (naive. - or load colors just the thing for --- and 20e. Christmas ribbons. All.
da at PATON S
Special line of boys two-piece
ll-Mdtf. $8 _ 50. Pi\TON’S. 11-B7dtl., _ 11-24¢l(,|
Opera or evening parties.-Patous. Sheep skin lined coats, $4.00' to widths for the holidays. Patong.
M" b°¢°mc so much the usual thing
. J K. Ross. 1-veal A50111-
"Tlie choicest chocolates mB110 111'”
h here in such a D1°0f111’i°“ 0’
ii own w grades and varieties that everya 1|:
vel 0 S-
ciin bc fullyhstzvtliigid. :neil hi;_0c___wo0__ (iunpngsi 0___|_lo_w ____lectmn from chowlatek-EE* Tala- hoiiic nbox with each factoll- -» _ Macs _mp you tonight. The Two -
A nlne.eon foliar Sable 123:' .fro-eahat si 3 7%; _:2g__D_lg__m_ iriisdztliaevcllgriyou to-dal# Tm’ ls
_ sho 8
a go_r.d stable rv_;ur:{G;?;_'9_fn':;:_‘ Malin emi: R°.-anim $19 00 1°' "'75 “ “ ’ 'ff .. ii-21a;ii
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY-
The Canadian Pacific is the S1101*
Direct Route Charlottetown to treal, the trip being made in twell 1 four hours. Close connections B1'_1i made for all points bcyoDd._ 511; changes and transfers are B1'>1°(,' New electric light sleepers on thah_=- Pqn. Halifax Moiin-tin run, and *_ 1’ road has the best dinlni! W1' Uewlwl This is the only line operating :Own pertinent ca_rii-Montreal and Ot av:___ to Toronto, and Montreal and Torgho to to Vancouver, J. K. Ross, _ __ local C. P. R. agent, can supllllzi :_ Information. ‘ ' '
1 Ra hael Tuck Q Sons 005 oauirilful Christmas Cards 0:1; ‘calendars the Bolt In the W01;___é '*he~|argodt and finest stock on have ever shown. Gartoril _ r Ltd . Calendars boxed rendg3_0 mailing. _ _ » 11-'37
"Do it now. Mall 1'0"’ mend: broad one“of the beautiful iind “as o~date calendars. Soma _ P11111
mas. 'nit imac iicok. of 011°-~§f ‘our superb boxes of stat1ouar!» ut any article in leather S0°d'fhfw Egluo, ste., etc., Cartel' & C0- ds, thim and at fight prices. fl-27 -