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MORE HOLIDAY HINTS

Half the worry of select-

ing gifts for the iloliciays is because of the dii`i`:;ult_v of getting the right goods and the right people to~ gether lf you keep an eye on our ads you find a solution for most of your Iloliday irobleills. Our ilne line ami bargain prices will lllnkc bu','in_-gf easy and satisfactory.

CLOTH AND HAT BRUSH SETS

These make a fine gift

for a near friendor a mem- ber of the family. Useful, practical and ornamental, we find them very ready sellers. We have a fine line of green and black ebony hair, hat and cloth brushes also. Prices favor you mostly. We invite you to inspect them.

CHRISTMAS CIGARS.

The gift above all that

suits a smoker. You make sure of cigars he will like by getting them here. Boxes of ro cigars at _5oc, $r.oo,:$'-50, boxes of 25, 50 and Ioo cigars at bed rock prices. We have a fine display cf ~ -` »r cases and holders,clg.ir.- -.te cases, tobacco pouches, with silver name plate, tobacco jars, match safes. meers- ` chaum and brierwood pipes in great variety.

PERPUMES.

You will want perfumes

of course and if you desire splendid assortment to pick from and bargain prices we shall expect to supply you. Fancybottles and boxes from roc to $6.00. Crigioal half pint bottles for those who wish to make a superb perfume present. Prices $125 to $5.00,

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Those who Want fine

gift boxes of confectionery will do well to call and see our grand assortment of Webbs' famous chocolates and get our prices before buying,

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jbcen held an exhibition by the firm of ' James Paton 8: Co., who have just made an addition to their already large store. Heretofore this firm has handled almost everything such a store can handle save furniture and Mr. Paton, feeling there was a qood opportunity in this line for a furtherdisplay of his mercantile abilities, has added a building of three storeys, containing almost live thousand square feet devoted entirely to house furnishings A couple of corners, in this building are

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The opening was carried elf with great

success, as befitted the time and money spent in the preparation for the event. Special decorations were made in all the depart ments; furnished sample rooms were a feature, and a brass band, added to

" the enjoyment of the many who attend-

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The store as it now stands has well con-

ducted departments in dress goods, staples, small wares, 'millinery and trim- mings, underwear. men’s furnishings, ribbons, mantles, ready to wear hats, clothing and carpets and house furnish- ings, each in charge of an experienced manager. There is about twenty thousand , square feet of floor space and over iifty employees are constantly employed.

This is one of the firms that, from

small beginnings and by close attention

THE BEST REMEDY FOR CROUP.

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This is the season when the woman

who knows the best remedies for cronp is in demand in every neighborhood. One of the most terrible things in the world is to be awakened in the middle of the night by a whoop from one of the children. The croup remedies are almost as sure to be lost, in case of croup, as a revolver is sure te bc lost in ease rf burglars. There used to be an old-fashioned remedy for croup, out some modern mothers say that Ghamberlain's Cculzh Remedy is better, and does not cost so much. It causes the patient to “throw up the phlegm” quicker, and gives relief in a shorter time Give this remedy as soon as the

BUSINESS MEN AND THEIR STORE-

In Charlottetown, P. E. I., has recently p pw" _ ommencmg °“ the “me Sie

furnishings ard carpets, wish a total floor space of _$3,000 feet, Mr. James Paton year byyear, built upa trade of great local importance, and every few years found it necessary to increase

was added and in rapid succession the

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and M im-231,) dvr -‘és o w ana ns are Justly mens was opened in the basement, but its first class furniture warerooms could not A tain donated by Councillor Paton ' - ‘ success soon moved it up a t . F' b t` H d l th ‘l l M

in 1884 with a stock of dry goods, ladies’ I years later 3,600 square feet os! fclrii eps; adcbarldingly :ore landvxabb Zosgatedlgdli I i?onll‘T:|1?;l}ob; mils at

new building erected.” * 1' ‘head lifiqfie tl;°m hats

dressm k' , illi d ’ di ' <3 - _ , 956* 9 Ui Uktrps to-wear-8 d\¢;farl;)mezTt;ry Tltdcelgitifsedele y Mr Pew” ands “me wut from his h°"d'g °°c°°°“°”° °°

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further additions, amounting to 7,500 position as a, Councillor of, Charlotte- '

his space in enable him £0 Hiiuare feet. When the siore had reached town. and his interest in municipal -Blcyollsts and all athletics depend on

these proportions, it was considered that fairs has been illustrated on more than BENTLETS Liuiment to keep their

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Every floor--every department of this blg store breathes the spirit

of Xmas. ' What to buy is easily settled here. This store is an im- mense Holiday Bazaar, affording a selection of Gifts so vast and sug- gestive in variety that it is a perfect Paradise for Holiday shoppefs_ At no_previous time in our history have we been se welljeqiuipped, so

well stocked as we are this season

Dou’t sto to make out shopping

lists, but come direct to Charlottetown’s Headguarters, where you’ll see thousands of things you never thought of.

Below is the list I carried away from

which to choose for father, brothers, Dick and Tom al-o my deer John and I think

.my task will be an easy one. '

Prettv Paris and four in hand t‘es 25

40 and 602.

D§_i_n ty bows, swell puffs' and ascots,

25, 35, 50"a`ild 75c. '

Plain silk or initial handkerchiefs, 300,

55, 68, 90a.

Plain or narrow hemstitched linen

handkerclliefs, 20c. 25, 30c. ,

Satin and elastic webb suspenders 25,

£3, 50 and 75c pair.

Beautiful silk lined gloves, greys and tans, $1.65 and $L80 pair.

Mocha or wool lined gloves $1.25, $1.75

and $2.25 pair.

Fur lined gloves best make, $1.85 and

$2.75 pair.

Silk mesh gloves, “latest novelty” in

mode, grey and white $2.50 pair.

Mufflers in squares or stock effects,

cashmere, silk or satin 35, 50, 73 and $1.00. _ F ur collars, Baltic seal $3 25, musk ret $6.00. N ntria $6.00, German Beaver, $5.25, Aetrachan, $61!), and $6.50, Persian lamb

i' Lmly little shines mini forms 2 for

25c whichlcan trim up and thus save money. ' ' _

Lovely plain or hemstitched handker-

chiefs, 6c, Sc. 12c, l6c.

Fancy embroidered handkerchiefs, 7c, ;

10c, 13c. 16c. 18c, 22c, 25:3, 30c, 38¢, 75e,

Perrins kid gloves all leading shades

850, $l.10, $1.35 and $1.70. '

Nice soft Shetland Bossto make a dainty

shawl 8c skein. ’ 7 Novelty piemd kid belts silk lined 60,

and 'l5c. _ i

Black silk ,belts newest buckles back

and front can be shaped to thefligm-5 35;, 65c, 85:. .

New York silk waists black and colored

$4 to $7.50.

Flannel and chevlot shirt walsts can

have my choice for $3.50 worth up to $5.75

Fludy dainty umbrella shawls‘ and squares all colors from 750, to $2.50.

Silk and zlorla umbrellas something special, handles exquisite ‘$1.65, $2.25 $3.90. ‘

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Fm. Uwe’ Ashmhan $250' $275’ Gem Brand,” in pink, pale blue, yellow, white, _-_"'._. man beaver$3.60 Musk frat, $1.00, Persian ` hmk' '°°‘ Wd m“'°» 35°: 551'. U~l1dt$1.?5. """'

Lamb,$c.oo,ssoo,$1o.oo. ‘ D°‘°*Y "h"‘° “lk m°°l\ elvves. Fur mils ‘or Rlovcs in Astl°achau.'f'-'gil sgnigdy "°"`uk°'i"°°.-$l.85.- R»e¢m»,$a7s, saoo,$6.oo, $7.50. ‘ ‘lf “ ='» , Q. $7-50. $12.50. $13.50

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