M.r.’» Low it-35. Mui’s one Buckle 11.60 and

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SHOES

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Empress iiotc

Just a Pew Steps West of th R ailway Station.

'il rr‘s two Buckle $z.oa_ . i inn-e ~~-.rim tire w.»il,irnowrr_ Dmntolon i eoncrrts Ili Rifil t~'. “ii

\i ni# three liusklv 12-90- .I|;»r.r,l_mf\,`{1iii.l"iifi»'- rm- rc`iiip?fl..Nrir'°|':r='e' “"‘°‘” “° "°°"|°d' Ti” ‘ “"' . ' i-‘I ~v. . \\ nu cn’er Low prov. | renionr nml cointururlrie. rind than ia Kiwi, i'r|ll0iPl|"| f°°"\ entr.-rtuin- B0" 5,Ql.h , , nrorris r~»‘ |"°t m"l"" ii \i\"‘ i-"i fi $5- "l‘.‘\’""“ ‘","°' : *°u°"‘ 0'" ' I' "gt" U uual' | ment, the ¢inb0l'il.“ ` ol ulriuh lt dkiifn W disks, l»|'._ll`- ~, c.|il¢|_i0rr’n

rlrlt .rail strap $2 3$~ “'\|\l'1»K-\|t'i'-xirpiil 'rtrnnk one nrnny lrieuda and wa~ splandidly ieqf, 1 the pupils \l\|li°l,hp¢_e*l a, and . lr niir.-r kinda ui

rthirr lrrr r it tin, pant anti r ,, |,,,,L, M, &

I __ ,"="|'~' ' .` “I """, I' , ` ' _ who fpartr `pat¢d»_. , 1 sgrta l,`i:\us iilmliure tcm he limi ~ - 'KAY

& 'iiii'r`rr"c_" ml H' “umm UnhC;`Vi§‘iTé‘¥R‘6.wL 3 rlisi r~ibutedni°%l. 1°f"' ' iomry uni i C03. Eummallide, ir' thrill- PLUM-

` w°'“ ""°" apples and 1 ' :l imwlillrmwfdi

just opened up per ol n.en`» Chriatmaa

itwk. Special prlceiab Silure iinox put up il

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Branch

.\iisn i.`z|ie le aprndinl the .\ir‘n. W. I. Goodwin

More Chrintmu

lreautilui designs.

the holiday tmfie.

we hm _\ '.r’

rer lot “loc

New and ,O

we this 250 to 7-'»<'. imxra for

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C The pupila of the X" ` High School

, cloned out the _depnrtrrrerrtal ' fi ol 18""

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(FOUNDED 86 YEARS)

Special Attention given to the l>-rsirress of farmers and Country dealers. Farmers’ notes handled, and blank forms supplied on appltcaticn.

GENERAL BA`NKiNG

rr u Sumrnenridr h

r The Gunrfian covers the City and Pro St. .lohuhas a population et 40,4!!! and

vince withi which it. is published more the Province of New Brunswick MNH). ‘ luily rind completely than any other news- St. John has live neweDlP°" Wd 8100112 , paper printed in Canada. these The Telegraph and The Sun are i With a tially circulation ol its morning perhaps -thefonmosl. Eneh cleiura a cir- i and rural edition now about 8,(E0 and euiation of about i'l,000,or say as l to5oi

i ottlatci nd1to40oi

,|, r growing lronrday tn day, it. has broken the pmuiettm \ 'Wil

1 ` nil records for a daily publication in a th! Dvllliltion ot the Province. | i gmail cnmmunjg, Or again' Toronto hee'a population oi

it*

§ cr. rom: tri ut 'ro or 12,090 mmezso_u\o endure Pmvrncenronrnr

nr own asnpop u. n

i and Prince Ecwhrd lalnnrl lima l0Ji.0il) Tire about 2,22.l,0,0. Tho Toronto triehe ina ‘l Gunrdiurfs rluiiy circulation is therefore tfreat Cenmiian newspaper, known all

Amimnis (if “nd “pwafds , asi to llc! population in the city in qver the world as one ol' the foremost. received in our Savings Bank ' wnrchrt r.. ,...r.1rn.ea, err in mer me rpnm»n.'rn.r;r°1.e‘» petrified only cr.-

- ' .‘ ' i all htl under ~.ll ill). That Is

rat popuintlorroi the Province. [his is the culation s g y I.

and Intefe at dt hlghest C coin- ‘ nmnagerucnt believer: rmcqualied hy' any Url W5°f UW P°D\l|Ni~|°l\ 0' r°|’°°W *md

Ponnded t"vi¢e a ye°f~ 1 daily rr|:\\'spaper puhllrrheri in Camilla. i i to 44 of the 'population 0( Uninrio.

l "`ulre one or two oornpariaousl with other The point. is this that The Guardian

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rnp¢f 9 c°fn°" ' ' chahoneinwn' - leading newsrrapera in other cities and covera the field of its clrculrrtiou three

. | .

l , nd a hall times as well, i courpure

.,, ,, H' S' M°n°ger' prov nce_i1--1--S 'with population ol l-he city, and ovir r .

three times aswell, taking the rop.lr\-

Y _4 4 » _ Adm ,_ mu" I M tion of its Province, nn the hear. New

’ SORE T'-:2w% AND coughs Brunswick and Ontnrioriuily rrcwspttperil,

, _ -m . .. _ _. . . . They w,,,,,,,,,, _ ,N ,gm M ¢,,,,,|,,,,, and-theae |\remQnit.t.edly nurung the best

ziuléh iigfomutxxlrq lea l elm and iico iq Cgnndn,

' HRLIEAX STOCK EXCHANGE

See liter & iiolfs lin) nssorturerrt

Estabnsl-`°d‘ Xrunsmrrrriy in piriie¢,tn|_lks,fanry Irrrskcls

and boxes I2 ‘JT-iii.

BANK srocrrs -

,,,_ , ,, ,Z Pm, srocx Quctmous

1 ESC) §I]f_,5_`E_`@§-Royal ,Bank of Canaria 242 p.c

75 'Shares-Batik of Nova Scotia 297% p. C

22 Ehares-Batik of British Norilr America 147% p.€>

lr ‘ors to suit purchasers.

4 c. MAcKrNrosH 8. co

_. .,. iialifairt N'_S:.IfSt' -i2I}p_‘l`I'

Sugar &n|thern`_Pa-iiilc.. lil2§ 901

`4gn *__

a -alfa? ($2 '*°“

We Uwn and Offer For Sale

$4.000

Town of New Glasgow 4|-2 p c. Nebentures

DUE OCTOBER lat. i9i2

Intrrest payable half-yearly, April Ist and October rst-

l‘ cc 1r~4 r-4 and Interest, yielding .3 r-4 p. c.

F' E. i\/|C"Zl_J|?Z\’ da Z3

Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

xh5 liollis Street, Windsor Hotel, _ Ehhfar- - _ .__. _Mgtitfsfl-5

“‘],,,,,_“,,_,, These facts areprlnteri in no spirit 0!

' “ lroaatlng, but lor the sntislucrlcn of

Ginll. Noon. Clov- Dr»c.22. Dee. 2|. i>,e. 2-r

Atchison . . . . . . . . - . ... Ooppe1............ ll2| 1ll.§ B.IL'!`............ 79| 78,1

Bnlt.irnore........ ii9§ ilrt O. lilly hill nn. ..... 4.2; iz Pennsylvania . . . . . . .. . . _ . .

0, Reading ........ .. 134| 134|

St.Paul......... , 150i itil Union Paci!i':..... l89§ 175 U. Sstne . lilii l02§ N.Y..0nt..,West.ern 43 B.&C . . . . . . . . .._

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this "Duble uv rv! . fm Slap fi ~' .ti°:~

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completely e vur e _ u n ~ dorsed by the rrurlingr public among wlrouilt circulates nmi how cnrrrpleivly it r-mera the iiild ru an ndvertisinir

nredi\nr'in lhll City und Province

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LIKE A NE \\' DISEASE.

New Lg the gun, who ncvcr_ had corrra ia the pain relie d by l’“i"0l1i H C°\’“ Blix'

tl;uei'.or. Old owns n_nd new ones cure quickly by “Putl|\nr’s `. Sold everywhere.

IMPDRTANT

The Charlottetown Guardian ie the only

Prlnoe F.dwel\fi ,Inland newspnper thu

plaoel its circulation fgurcs before the

blic I’ ti 'ivcriiiers ure invit-

pu . rospec ye a ' Led to cnil and inveelgate the Guardian’

advertising elsewhere.

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Q-.NEED-C¢9I3lE ED'-QEEEEEEE

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t Sausage Makers’ Supplies.

i i,000 bids sheep ctasings, herbs,

and seasonings.

Wc offer the trade.

'lime Mild Cured Kind, Hams, (large, med. and small) Bic.-.u, llrcakfast, long and short roll.

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ST JOHN, N. B. SUMMERSIDE.

rr a7dtistm Established 1867

resssse sssseesees .§S?f‘ff§.'l.*..l§;I.i5 5.5..

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` “"“- ilverware, cutlery, china, lamps, etc., also staple and fancy

New Undertaking and Embalm- ..,,.....r._

‘rr o d°s's'd. - - ~ .. '$f.‘i.....‘Z?fI1i...'Z§.T§..lI1..... Wmsloc J . l-idstotne

. ,~

Xmas Bargains on En-

ameled and lin Ware

We keep the largest

stock of tin and enam~ elcd ware on P. E. Is-

land. Call and inspect

the 5c, roc and r5c. ~ Hardware Store.

Cameron & Co.

Cali and see what we can dnior you. _ _

_ dana; ” . f

Hating decided to engage in the undertaking indneal I have a __ »

eaakm sndrotiln-; aiso oi Ladies' and Gentle:-nea’| robes. ‘ -

I in ve just m.el\-cd the latest improved, embalming outit and am ‘

rr-frrrtci to dd embalming at short no\&.

lin ve started a i ranch at Kiukzram charge el Ambrose Mouag- A,

, Q _aaee_nel limited. Prices crate- '

3*, - A umnumgr may

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tolli* mlb .-G4, SI ill!

at~ui< of irlrdilflr

erin, .r..r-~ ed. Blight

nrurkttn and selling

8.: Co'a. Sunruwrr

1 ‘ilrimwlorruawlill

aluiles, Fieio'» mire

boot' borin-

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In-rkc nil'-~ pr' *Htl-~. .\uru`rru rsiolv lrnvrr l

Guardian readers and ndverrirrnrg patrons like. They havea rirzlrt to know how

th ir in it in r aliaen

B

circulation stuterirent beiore placlnrl their

-_ » ?.-fg- -r:,rw§r\"`J "‘»-

. M*

_Next to sparkling- diamonds, li§‘ure arp-r,j tm;-r,’.;

ellxro1oest\g1ili1l€:;dman£in{i, in gacttllp ithlp) northwl more t oy ran a _ n ia one or e 1° eauty~= ` “wortl ,

b71'1_l: for that which, t?`ovc` all, is most necessary to coni- tbrt and health viz, _ he protection they aiiord from the tpy blasts of our variable Canadian winters,

Aside hom their undoubted use-fulncss and comfort-

brin,<_>;ing qualities, there are other points which recom- rnend iurs to populnr favor. v-iz, their. universal becom- rngness, and their undoubted economical qu__p.ljtiefr,‘ Arr to the iirsi; thorn is no woman so beautiful, "whose charms are not. enhanced by addition oi a. goof] im' to her toiletto, whether it becont or neckpiece, and no Woman so plain who is not made attractive by as pro- per selection of ture. The same remarks apply with equal force to men-and they evidently realize it---judgu ing from the greatly increased demand for Fur Collars,

coats &c, '

As to their economical qualities, what garment, for insiance,can be corn for Eve, ten,

fifteen or even twenty, successive winters and still look dressy and resp ctable, except zo. good Fur? How many of the cheaper kinds of clothing would be gotten through with in that length of time. and then not give a tithe ,of the comfort?

Undoubtedly the garment for this climate is Fur, and just as undoubtedly, the pla ~e to

get the right quality of Fur is here. We make a speciality of furs of all kiudl suited to our climate and trade. We do not recommend the fancy gew-gaw-style of furs suited only to milder climates and large cities, where furs are worn chiefly for style, but gglecr inggead, garments which are not only handsome and stylish, but comfotable and appropriate withal.

'Ihe growth of our fur trade, during the last iew years, has beau most satisfactory and

encouraging, and we ask fot your patronage with confidence, knowing that on fur qualities are unsurpassed, and that our prices are the lowest consistent with those qualities.

We do not handle inferior qualities and ask the price of goad, but aim to give ev=ry»

one such satisfaction, that our Store will always be singled out as headq -larger; for r-eligible qualities-at equally reliable prices. , -

No matter what garment you want we have it, or can get it for you, Wg an-y im.

mense stocks, and can tit any figure in coats for mm or women. ` _ -

Iu_ the smaller, al in the heavier furs, ours is undoubtedly the largest and must select

range in the Provinces. After selling hundreds and hundreds of piec,~g this season al- ready, we have still such a magnificent range on hand, that we can suit every taste. OUR F URS SELL. We do not carry the same handful over from one season to another, nor do we sell on commission. Our Furs are purchased outright, and guaranteed to be all wv claint for them. Should any garment prove unsatisfactory, we make-the matter right with ,the purchaser. Considering our enormous fur sale°s, the cJmplainls are lo few, as to be hardly worth mentioning. l ‘ ' , '

No ueedto specify prices on furl in a newspaper, aa price _and quality must' he consid-

ered together, but in a general way, may sav that we have men’e fur coete iron $r8.oo to

9o.oo. Ladies’ furgaclrets from $19.50 to 225.00. Men’s fur caps from $1.15 to!'4.oo. Ladies’ fur caps from $2 5 to 6.75. M¢n’s fur collars from $5.00 to. ro.oo. M?\’| ftqrqpitte-from $5.00 to 8.00. Ladies' neckpieces from $1.50 to 5o.oo. Ladies' muds from`fr`.5J<'> to 5o.o J.

Ladiafunrl mitts frxpén $2 5‘r;xtln

e one in i city t e amous ‘Coz-istine’ 'ackets which are th jacks made.

and are aiiiuiiy guaranteed. ,» ‘hm " ‘u

We have a line selection of children’s fun, sleigh robes. im'-lined coals, lmltgtign fun

iiiild CGI!! With i'\li>iii¢r ifiteriing. which are iust the thin? for men- whose oecl 'tlcnl t2|¢¢ gem tgultairagli kinda of weather, aa-they ara rainpreoe, rout-proof end windproordt prices as

W al v I .. ` ' , _ _

We have handsome Fur Coats for presentation purposes, and we cordially invite delegations wh0

_'may have to select such, to call and see our lines. -

_ We fully °PPf¢¢i=i= your Pafrwage, and our constant aim shall be to merit if still more and mme.

We extend the seasons greetings to all our numerous patrons and friends

Ni. TRAINOR St Co..

_ I The Fur Kings of P. E. Ialanld,

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