SMOKE

This is a gray. boot With white faxing. plain edge with solid heel.

Made in Short, Storrnking and Hip styles on wide or straight last.

Grey Boots havb become very popular in some sectionirof Canada during the past NW years, many preferring them to white or black.

HARWICK

The above line are all black gun heavy canvas lining and inter-tin- lflll. plain edge black sole and solid heel.

F0]! SALE BY

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JESTER

.c;i~i-i¢d in stock iii Men's Boys,’

and Youths-—-Sliortl red sole. LilliCtl Robin Hood.

BUY RUBBER

This is our standard staple limr of heavy pure gum boots \WItl'\ sup- er canvass lining mid interliiiing

(except where otherwise statedi‘

All are pneumatic ciii-eii. These boots have for years given most satisfactory service Model‘ h" w" ditions, and are considered t0 hi: the standard of Canada. Tlicrc m1‘ more ooots of this type sold tliﬂil 0t’ aiiyothcr one stilt?-

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WEAR

RUBBER BGOlS

_ The adaptability" of the lti.iliiiei' Boot. fora lzirigevzir- iety of industrial and other vocations, has never btien fully realized, notwithstanding" its l't‘lI\2ll'l\bZll)lC economy, letficiency and comfort as compared with the leather )00l.

The Rubber Root was first ltltUWl] as a “tishernian’s boot.” and was used zilmost exclusively by deep-sea fish- ermen. Later on, when the sailor tlonned his oil-skins and Soifwester. he always completei? his attire by putting on a pair of Rubber Boots. The sportsiiiziii soon found that they were a necessary part of his fishing‘ outfit.

And now-zi-ciays, tislieiwiieii. policemen, farmeifs and those in many other vocations (indoor and outdoor) look upon Tltuiiiiei‘ Roots as essentiaii to their health and com- fort, to say nothing of the neceixsity‘ of this type of foot- wear in the performangre of their duties.

The man in the abattoir, the man in the chemical works or the sugar retinei"y, the dyer, the bleacher, the tanner, the dairynizin, the gz-irzigc man. the car owner» where would they and manylikc them be Without their Rubber Boots? ’

striiction gang's, our miners. our lumbermen, and all those whose pursuit s are of the l‘t)tll.',‘lt-tlll(l-l't3tldy order — and you’ll ﬁnd that they know" what GOOD Rubber Boots should be_ -

AMES

Light. self acting iivcriiet lllltfl, plain cizlgc sole. Easy to W" °" ""4 take otl. ls wonderfully iiuinlilc. Ru" is as leader in any store. It is d real man's rimbei", riiitl niay be had in a variety of lasts to bull every- one.

THE PURDIE FERGUSON SHOE C0., llllll’l‘lﬁl). Charlottetown

KENNEDY & C0., O’Leary. t‘. E. PRATT A’; SON, St. Peters.

l’. J. NOY & C0., Hunter River.

BOWNESS 8: NEWSOM, (Jrapaud, l’. E. l-

THE J.'J. HUGHES C0., LIMITED. Georgetown and Souris

PETER McNUTT & SON., ltlalpeque.

R, J. Mcl)ONALl) & C0., Cardigan J. L. McKlNNON, Peter's Road.

H. H. FOX, Morel], P. E. I.

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It is to lill this coiistiiiill)" t1'.l't\\\‘l?‘.,‘_" ileiiianil for Rub~ her Boots thata man can SWCEH‘ by. and not at, that the “AlllES HOLDEN” brand i.» on the market.

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l‘l\’t‘l'_y' piiii" of itincs ll0l(lt‘ll Rub- » ber Roots is t3,‘tl2ll‘2llll(‘(‘(l to oiitiveai‘ any pair of similar boots ol any make, sold at the so me price and worn iintlei" the same conditions.

ARIES ll()lil)l'li\' lllcURlilit HY Lll\ll’l‘El)

Ask For Amos-Holden \ Rubber Footwear

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'l‘ake, also our road builders and repiziirers, our coii- -

K INGSPOPiT

Liglit-wcigl-t lihick liriot. l]i'"_,‘ ll/llli].

For deep-sen fisliciiiieii

N0 bouts air: giiliii-ili-it t~ .i giierilci" nriiouiit of wcai" and tear than those used by the deep-sea fishermen on the Atkiiitic riiizl Pacific coasts. Our KWUSPOHT" boot is EDWI-illy desiqiiL-il for iveii who follow this calling. lt both Sliuit nnrl Slorriikiiig styles. and is Coliiltdttrﬂlily light. er in weight man any boot heretofore iiscii by the fishermen. It is also iiiuch inure diir able. These two 'C.'ltUl't!5—— light weight .iiii| ‘(luiviliilitywnrg the Imi Ill-till ‘irqiiiixznieiih; thatithc deep-sea fislicriimii rleiiniiiil"; "i ll’! KINGSPORT fills that dffllldlltl to .i iiuixi. iiium degree.

is made iii

It is ii li|.ii l< liiiiit willi .i llilllllhlill‘? iiiry

loxiiig, niiri I5 ﬁlfltl!‘ iii ll'L."i'.‘i hilt", iii.ly_

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Light weight Cioiiiicl. lllil'll Villll our

i ‘lHl I not ll|l(‘\l. liilit, il:iiii edge Siicciii lnvt c . J I

solo, with reiiitriititil lint-l llit‘ Ruth l.\ one

of the lirsi |t1Ul-.ll\i| lllllllf‘! lll ihi- Alllfti-

Holden liiic.

lit/IF} SEVEN,

"l-a-i-q y ~ r _’_ r '_ ‘_‘ di-Eh Eh hii ilriiléiili'ﬁ%l“ii":f';‘.qipliiaﬁ."éﬁ i U?‘

S THAT WILL

Rubbers that WillG-ive Service Under the Hard Knocks of a Canadian ‘i-Wnter and Spring-n Buy Amos-Holden

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The CClllhlFtlLliClll of the "bLAK- INCi" line is of black uppei, pure duck lining]. BUHQVVCHIIi/JS in terliiiing. red foi-ing. wihiti- rolled . edge sole with solid heel THIS tin»; is made up loi" those who lime riii cyefor color. miu to V-llOlll the ie_l faxing and white sole IS attractive. The construction IS prrict-cnlly tli» same .|S that oi’ ciii" ROCK STEEL line, mid einbnilies the il“l)')l'ti'll‘t fr-ntiiiwrs at’ llglliCl wei-‘ilit niiil greater. durability than competitive brands. Like "Amos Holden" tires. "SEA KINGS" m’: biiilt for miles of weal". '

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KLONDIHF.

iiiii "All airy" at...“ illitl iiii-iiwiiiniiiw.

iiri- n! hllllllitl‘ gniistiustion to niii "Pinch

Steel" liiic The llCPlil flit‘ of llic.ii~ii"r5l. _liilll|lll“ii llllllltll, .ii~.il will 1.i.iiiii llir lniidcst iit ‘|Vl'ili'.

COSSACK Bll\(4‘k (llluh. fillﬂl‘! CJllV-l‘, liiiiiig riiiil lll~ terlining, plain cilqe, 11%| ‘iiIlC and smooth

sole with ‘icil-‘l liccl. Lciithni triii ~<l new feature leather Sewn on iiii; outnitle and a

CilTiUOih finish oi‘. tlie Illiilllt‘.

GORDON 8t COMPANY," Cllﬂtltltttlwwll

Wholesale Distributors for Prince Edward i’. Island, who will gladly give any intornizi-

lion to any dealer requiring" same

Phone 923 (fhzzrlottetiiivii.

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