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IT to tell about our splendid stock cf MEN’S Fun. About the excep- timally Ene gg-

_ _ _ sorlment we oder discriminating buyers.

The_man investing in Furs

does wisely. Larlge returns

Q in COMFORT, S YLE and APPEARANCE are his.

YH. Fur buying must be

V ` carefully done. Furs may 1-Q look alike yet be greatly dif-

ferent in quality. UURS are high-class Furs- MUST be, or we conldn’t adord to GUARANTEE ei-eiy one as we do. ,

_St0¢ks are at their highest point NOW-

clioicest of the season’s pelts are .,ffi-_r¢d_ N0; gud; a_rush as later In every respect best Fur buying time is NOW.

M'e_n’s Fine Fur Gauntlets

Nl Felecled with an eye to the stock used in linings and palm. i ieseare garments that we guarantee to wear mostestisfactorlly, Note i itr low pricei.

Men’s Wotubat Gauntlets in natural and black, strong leather palm .... _.$4.00 $4.50 Mrn’s Fine Ae’rabau Gauntlets, fine even curl, heavy leather palms ........... ............_$5~'l5 $6.50 Men's l~`ine Coon Giuntlets, matched skins, ine bucksain palm. .. . ......... _ . _ . _ . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . _ ....._.S7 75

_ Y 1`hen we show various sorts of in-iitatirn Fur Gauntlets-splendid imitatinns they are too--ihit wear well and are splendid value. linitaiive lstrakeu Qsuntleis, all sizes, stroligly made . . . . . . . . . . . ....... ..... .. __ ....... ._ ..__$i.losi.50 "Srislr-itchewai" Gauntlets-rubber lined and waterproof. strong- hucsskin palm . . . . . . . . .._ _ . . . . ._ ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Men's Fine Fur Mitts 'and Gloves

These have all the warmth to the hand without the clumsiuess of

t1he -_gauntlet cuff. Ideal for walking and driving and short distance < riving. '- Men's lieaver Mitts end Glczei with buekslrin palm. patent adjust- able strap wrist buckle. All sizes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $3 25

l\Ien's fine Beaver Mitts and Gloves with selected quality D?iikln, palm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...-. . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . ... S .U0 !\len‘s Sac ¥_n|=_li1'ed Mitts and Gloves in both Mocha and Burzkskin ...... to ss 00

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Mens’ Fine Fur Collars

Each _ rour sales of liden’s Fur C-.liars grow larger,

and still £31: would be sold if men realized th: comfort anti luxury-l-to say nothing of style-secured in the wearing of one. ~

Price need not deter - for our stock is very complete and

includes fur collars wllhi 1 the reach of any man`s purer.

All are well made by best Furriers an eatin lined.

Men‘s Bulgarian Lamb Collars $3.50. M-u‘it Wsllaby Collars $3.75.

Meu'a Black Wombat Collars |i.5o.

Men's Copper Rat Collars $4.75.

Meu'a Otter Rat C illin $5.65.

leu's Oppaasum C lllars 15.15.

lilen‘a Aetreitia C illars $5.15.

Men‘.» Mom ~w Lamb Callers $7.75.

Men'a P rsiau Ltfub Collars $ro.oo.

Men's Extra Persian Ltmb ii3_oo.

Men it No. i Peraiiu Lamb 15.09,

hieu‘a Otter Collars $15.00.

Men's Warm Fur Caps

A more complete stozk of fur Caps could scarcely be found any-

where. All sires., prices, qualities and kinds--the range is extraor- dinarily complete. Mews sealskin caps, wedge riyle...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ $1.75 Meu’s Aetrahaii cape, any size, in the popular welge shap 2-00 Astreksn mp! . lilo “Carlest" style witn band . . . . .. 2 5U illen's Nutr-la caps wedge style ........ .__

Meu’s German Gtter ups. wedge style. . ._ .. _ _ . Rnnianteinb wedge eelecua sklns.... ._ _ ,_ l’ineBeaief'_wei|gs.... .. "erslavibdab Pernin Leah legislation Military shape. . .- Fine Otter caps.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ltiueliiak caps' .........

Men-'s Fur Coats---Every Sort

Every Fur Cut we oder is the best that ll1°l¢y 0° WY- EV",

coat haebrsa rarelnlly e xsissined»-any inferior grades refuaril.

We _.cas give the best possible valae for your money. Anil

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"¢u’s “leg “:g¢:'|`plabrated ‘5iiiahon" Brand. .}|8.oo £21.00 M¢l'lB*'lil‘ ellsil Coats,luegradea......... .......l35.oo

"l¢l’s , .E $35-°°

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showing elsnoeilsat line oi those warm. durable yet

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p ' 7 ‘ tgggsl y 'eil tailored in every respsc'

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'A191-IC “The Guardian Isl.

_ Us T. Tartan left on return to Houston yesterday morning

Feast Llvrnosiow and Arthur

’°Wl'|lM.Ncw Dominion, have returned from the Northwest.

Tal Union Bank of Halifax is now

oeonpyingits new quarters in the store tormrly occupied by John Newson.

Jaism Euan, Mount Stewart, has re-

turned from Nalragauserr. Pier, R. Il- wbsrs he has been for the past six months.

lit connection with the death of Angus

McDonald. idtled to a week ago, the itaui reed as if hh father Neil loDon_ald is still alivagdlms he died somcyears ago. in addition tc the members ot the family still alive there is also e sister Mrs. Bryan- ton living ia Massachusetts.

Tnl hundreds oi persona and firms who ere from dey to day placing sdvertls lug in The Guardian reach between forty and iiity thousand people daily. Such a large circulation obtains a litrgc amount of advertising and this occasions a Ili!! newspaper of from eight to twenty

“THE Gvannlax MAN" will make his

third round some evening this week and distribute lcur envelopes instead of three. Number one envelope will contain W. N. Tanton'a ordsn for $l0.(ll worlh of jewelry *lumber two envelope will contain Ernest J.DeeRoches‘ order for $3.0) worth of lruit and confectionery. Number three eu- velope wlll contain Morris k Bmith'a order for lflllll worth ot boots, shoes cr ru_hbex»,ii.ud number fourenvelope will contain Hickey Sc Nlchclson‘e order for _cue pound tin out and tobacco pouch Last week readers thought he would change his night and would make his nails on Thursday or Saturday evening Hs surprised many and will surprise more this week. Hs may call tonight, have the paper ready.

pl Wednesday Nov. 2ist. James Mc-

Connell and a number of his friends drove to the residence of the Rev. D. MacLean. Mount Herbert. where he was united in uterrisgeto Miss Florrle Hyde daughter of Joseph Hyde formerly ofChiarlottet»own now residing in Winnipeg. The groom was supported hy J. Wilhoit Blrt Qand me in-iris wr. .rmnderi bi una Lim. tiaun, nephew and nieoc ol the groom. After the nuptlal knot was securely tied, the hlippy couple drove totheir future hutawhq-eagraisd reception was tend- ered them by Miss Mary Jane hiwannell, sister ci the brldegroom. Uver one hund- rql guests sat dcvi-n to ii rich repeat after which the party enjoyed themselves in various weys some "tipping the light fautmstic toe" till the "wee Ima’ hours." The wedding presents were many and some of greet value. Besides many artic- ien 'of beauty and usefulness the sum rf nearly one hundred dollars incaah was given to the happy couple thus showing the great popularity of both groom and bride. The Guardian extends its con- gratulations tc Mr. rind Mrs. McCaunell and wlshssl _them a long and happy married life.

Tun residents of Nile Mile Creek were

very much surprised and their hearts saddened when the word came to Edmund MacDougall that his son Duncan had died in Providence 8.1!. on the llth Nov. He had worked in that city lor about five years. Not feeling well he sent word to his brother Colin who is working in the lame sity. Hs took him to his own board- ing house-Hector MacDonaid's also a native of Nile Milo Creek where he was given every attention and attended by Dr Meo0onnell. But kind friends and ii akiiinl physician oould not turn aside the messenger death and after an illness of only about live days he suddenly passed away. Hia body was brought home by his brother accompanied by Jas Macliiaiii. On Saturday the 24th his body was laid ts rest in the Long Crook Cemetery beside that of his mother who died about two years ago. The funeral procession was e very large one end the services were coli- ducted liy the Rev D McLean who spoke from Hsbnwa dth Chapter, lllth verse. The service in Providence was conducted by the Rav Dr Hervey of Ubelkilwne Av. Preshy. Church. The pall bearers were Hugh MacDonald, Alex lldcbouald. John lar-Donald, Qhas lolsohera, Bsmuri >lscNslii and Alex MacLean. A beautiful wreathwasgivso by his scquaintaocvr, othsia by B and Hrs Mebuoalrl, lie Saunders. lrel Currie, ii B and Hrs Kanlsdyna. lr )lscDougsli was & years

of areaad ieevsa bablad amiga- and one iirsther to mourn the loss ons who had endeared himsaiftc all with whom he sale ll tied.

faaioasltlmklliome happy.

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nos. `, F - Hui. :meant yssteruag 5’ 5 Herbs train |’rum|pr'§~ilt the clW~ lt. Jenkins 'Ill' [QI oldaad this was his lrillllridt

a Pacirssstcst ans is-oiisht seiiliilt-

Mslcr lsolfalil. haaarils Cmes._by inspector lfslstvvs. _was tried harass Stlvasdiuv unseat yaslsiilu msrsliiu. and adlourssd lm' e week for further evidence

Tun many h-lends d lruest l.ord,for-

mei-ly of this sity. but low in Johannes- burg, South Africa. will Nsrletto learn that hs was thrown from his bicycle soms_ weeks ago, falling on his shoulder, from the results of which he haesuilered oou- eiderably.

Tun Guardian r@\Uto chronicle the

death of Mrs. John )(oDoi\lld whichnc- our-rad at Maiden, len., on Nov. 23rd She leaves to mourn a huiily ol six, visz- Jost-ph and John in Washington, D. 0.. Mrs. Woodworth. Holden, Male ; Mrs. iilllbraurl, New York; Irs. Gould, New Jersey and Hrs. J. Edmonds this city.

Ara meeting of the Canadian Lite

Insurance Ollioera Aasoclatlon recently, Dtvid Burke was again elected president. The Association which comprises all the leading English- lprekiug insurance companies doing buslnessln Canada. is an institution in the insurance world corrsepondinl somewhat to the Canadian Bankers' Association in banking circles, but alms rather tn consult and advise than tocontrolcrdlrect. Hr. Burke, whoisa msn of imposing presence was bornln Charlottetown, P. E. I., in 183). After hav- ing received his education in the school oi the inland province, he entered the business of liie insurance lu Montreal, in 18d). He became engaged in the productive branch of the busiuri-I almost immediately, and met with marked suc- cess. He isa brother oi the lata Richard Burke. In 1838. lr. Burke was appointed gineralmauager of the New Xork Lite Insurance Complllly ill Cellldl. WNGYI company he hed represented for man! years previously, and which_had retire- ed from active operation in Canada in i878. Besides being its general manager he was one of the Canadian trustees of the New York Life, and the hand- some building eu Place I)'Arm~. which marked the advent nf palatiiil oiilce structures lu this city. was the result of Mr. Burke's energies in that direction and added much to the de- velopment and aurclel ol thrit compan- y`s business in the Dominion. In M77 Mr. Burke' resigned the position of general manager of the New York Llie,toorganlze the Royal-VictoriaLife,with a million dcl» iars ol capital having surrounded himseii in this undertaking with e strong board oidirectors, all of whom are known throughout the length iiud breadth of the Dominion as exceptionaly oomsrvstivs and successful men ol business. Reis at Dresent general manager and e member of the board of directors of this eompltny. Mr. liurkels li member of the British Institution ol Actuaries( and e Fellow of the~Royai Statistical Society, of great Britain.

Pure Epsom Salts. We have Imported aquentlty of Howards Chemically Pure Epsom Salts. This weareputting up in sgpgnkagss. Epsom Salts are a popular household remedy and valuable ini' stomach sud bowels. The two Mars, MacDonald 6: MacKinnon, Drugzlste. Cor. Greet Geo. and Kent Street.

Frcc for

Boys and Girls

3 Pairs skates And lots of .iine candy.

Or two

No.. 2 Brownie

Cameras

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theceitpairoiistss- Any boyorgirl can get

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throughout the gmriiie trrkeep in close touch with the trade of the Motherland.

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Standard Patterns Standard Patterns l0c and l5c each i0c and l5c each

DAINTY LACES for

CHRISTMAS WORK

XPRESS brought us in this splendid lot of badly wanted

E laces, in Velenciennu. Mecblins, Maltese and the like yesterday. Fine, delicate iilmy laces,ji1st in time for Christiuei workers. _Inst such daintlly pretty things as you have been looking for all the last month.

Vai. laces, 4. 5. 6, 8. to and upto zz cents. Val. insertions 4, 5. 6, 8, and up to i8 cents. We nave insertions tu match practically every val and lace

in stock.

Mechlins, izc, 13c, l5c, i8c_t.tc,

Insertlcns to match.

A iew attractive patterns in M..1 e..e ‘:iee.

Black laces in Vale, Mechlins and Chantillys. Some verv handsome new all over iacrs in Cream and

Ivory $i.95.

PERSONAL SUPERVISl0N

Furniture repaired.

Furniture re-upholstered.

Furniture of all kinds made io cider. Great bargains continued in furnitnreztill the

large stock is cleared out.

At the old stand opposite Post OHlce| (upstairn)

John Newson.

rll=li-iwo MiltioN

Scottish Union Nation

Fire insurance Company

For rates in this good old Scotch Company,

apply to

E. K. BROW,

har lottetown , - - - - ' ASW!-

“""""”°‘ ‘“il:1""’ rm... Point Ferry- woe.

8.:Ds. ui. itil) e. m. ima) “ l0.® “ 'las " ‘w "

. m. p. ut. V" 8.0)

1:10 400 “ ssc “

sides bein a complete commercial i.le to London and its suburbs. the rectory contains lists of :-

BXPORT MERCHANTS

th the goods they ship. and the Col- ial and Foreign Markets thesy supply;

STEAMSI-ll? LINB under the Porta to which they

indicating the appstmimstl "00' “" mm* _'

SUNDAY

|145 p. m. l Imp. I.

Odtwtf.

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Under euthorityol the Act ni goo, the oovaramq

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Leave Ch’town Rocky Point.

Oli Market iliiye will have at 'LDL I

JAMES WISNIB. laaarrr

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cliuolics

LOWNEY'S -- CIIOCOLATES

are a niong the bed and

p most popular confeetiis.

Vizlzstahve egEood o . very _ is displayed under and is ther¢fore.FlB3H'~` and CLEAN. -

Prices ioctofr 75abbx. .

Boxes rserveu for Xmas

if you wish.

“Tho Two Macs.”

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DRUGGIST8. CornerGt. George and Kent Bla

ASSIGNEE SALE

_ There will be acid at Murray River lr. King’s Countgehy public auction el the 13th day ol . prox. leo( at it o'eiock noon all the stock in tr-alex lyowuod L. Look. Tube pn hip; all removed from the pneuihee mm ist y.

Inventory of stock to be seen on e pliration to the undersigned. ,-

Also Three plots of land at llurra

River viz:-P ots C, D and E.same Lim Terms cash.

S. S. PETERSON

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| NOMIIT [AD RICULATIUIIJ ;A hY si-s|._ 1-umnerod section of Dominion l I-ii-dn in Manitoba Saskatchewan and I Alberni, exi-4-ptiug R and Q, not r@¢fVbd, _ he hoilenlcaded by airy person who is the H head:-I a family. or any mais over ill years of - uni. n ihc cvtsnt of one-quarter section of *J

Ur" mom or less.

I Eriiré mu.-r be madterpcracnallfy at the local s::1ul‘& ce for thc dis et in wh ch the land il

Entries must bc made personally at he local

ind odioe for the district in which the land is

‘ tuate.

| ne rmnisiitsadsr is required to perform the conditions connected therwith under cus or the following plans: ul atleast six months' residence upon and .-.\m.lvs~icn otthr land in nach year for three ears. 'un if uisiarnsrtor mother. if the father is ueonswdl of the hnmssisader resides ugh a larrn ln the vicinity uf the land entered the rnoiiiromsnta as tc residence may bs satisfied ny :iv-h narum residing with the father or I. |'\ .ill

xi if the settler nes nizporrnanent residence

upon fnrlnin; land own ny him in thc viola- ity 0 inls homestead the requirements ra tat residence may be iiatislicd hy residence upon the said lend.

Six months' notice in writing should

slvsn to thottponrrinpaaioner of Droxilnlon

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N. B.3ilJneuthoriud publication md-

ves1iso.l`n°i:‘l‘itwill iiotbe paid for.

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VERY HANDY XMAS

now do not delay but come to BAYER and have your Photo taken. Your friends won ld like to have a Pllotot -

,Gauvln Gcntzcl & Co’s f STUDIO.

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(onstiprition

And bowel troubles us nay cured. Not s harsh purgstivs dose, but e mild, healing an-eagrhaning tune.

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