_ WVR, ~ r-V

. * tb, V »\”~ ' stiii; ‘

Things een =@é§@§%%;

" 2"5 F- poweeis' _ 'ehan

V Qvirbehre. Stodsess vastly ‘

' ' liasmr-better-mesei *eats-

-°." f°~.'~ _

os -

llliililill-\’\-»o'libny `to,i=at :lv‘an.t:ge here.

= lean otr; W ..».""....~"...;.‘:... ..:..‘:.°."°t':.'.:.f '::".,‘.::.‘:

l°"P‘i’*`l” P‘l°=l- wr object is to show values I0* U” ¢¥~\I¢¢i\tr and mislead.

You areeertain to Bn'l every advertised 5".

I S' 1 . ‘W»'*-i'3»"\°_‘»'£i‘°lr".°,%l`.`.” --’i’.°i'.l‘l2¢fl, “Pltfliii ' and “Guardian” sustain diirreet bar-

gain lists. All are wrlthy your attention.,

' s

:si--' .

teas? ‘

_sssl ~ .l'|r\:' '.llai

'isli' '

lxril. . el‘*:: '

, _

li-'-u,\\

sl"" .ll“'_.

_ a : -.`_~__" ‘$2

»-'."_"

_.__~__“4la-A._.~__°A.

}".‘._!.'_"_*""

rs‘.;'~T"

`ie\\.\lll‘ ,

, izaew’ '.4 sfll"~, f'1

, I T/ _ »

ae _‘_

_ sy,sn on y. pe

Fine :weeds in new over chexir designs. Correct

winter wei tendadnrsble sightly fabric. 56 lichen wide. Dark

` ' Q rd d M .ii .\ i-iii

1-:rin vnu. am _ " Dress Good

Our Dress Goode department' has

never been so well qualiied to mert the demands of fashionable dreseeve. All popular weaves-all newest coloringa are here. -

Friday we offer several remarkable

values. 'l`hey’re worth your beet ate telstlon.

Fashionible costume tweede-fancy

“Armure” weave in rich shades of

Brown sud Green. A splendid Wearing fabric, medium weighi and a eplendl

value. -

Worth l\.iaih-Yard. Fri lay, Siiur- ‘

d il M ds S cial 64c

sh aries _

worth }|.l5 the yard. lgriday, . stu sy, so on y. `pe .I... . . . . . ........_. _ . . . _ . . . _ . _ . . . . . . . .._ c

d.»\Q woo`l;Venetian cloth-si inches wide in correct shades-green

all vt inf. ` ~.

Worth 63:: yard. Friday; Siturdsy and Monday. Special. . .4-ic liruadcioth Cnetnniing-the season'a most fashionable dress rabnc

-n pure wool fshric, medium weight, in nch iones or brown. garnet

and nsvfv `

Wortli ".25, Friday. Rsturday and h_I~»nday. Special . _ . . . .. .gnc l.‘ght grey overclsee iw_¢e<i'-the i`esnionable_costing fabric for

.iuromobilefetyie garments. An excellent quality-pure wool--54 inches. T

Worth $1.75 the yard. Friday, Saturday and Monday. Spgcial _ . . . . _ 1.15

` U I

A ,jSt_yl_isl1 Losiiliiie for

Not s style 'ihst’_a passe-reduced because old fashioned. Not b bit of it; but rather a special

and Mon-

value offered our Friday. Saturday, ~ ¢95

2 _.__

day customers.

Plcnae note that we guarantee to sell at

prices quoted only during days named.

Stylish suits of dark grey mixed tweed with green overeheek.-

.hon mn, Mgmt, .nl velvet collar and pocket, cuffs and b_elt velvet trimmed, roman, eatin ltnod. Skirt is full and ample. laid in plaita, stitched to hneeanli dans. All seams are taped and the workman- ship throughout' it first class.

A suit lux which von would expect to ply $15 1° fi5~ 5l>f¢lll»

Friday, Saturday and Moadny. ........ii2.95

NIGIII' GOWNS---Special Values

Indies’ iiaunslette night

gowns, heat make, of good qudity Saxony duineieite ln white, and white with pink trimming. Nastly me e- and t~i:nrned with sell friliiug around sseh and sleeves.

Worth $r.|_s. Special -3 days only-_.'.

Extra qnaiitv night dresses.

handsomely finished - front. eollersnd euih trimmed with silk émhrolderod lianneiette embroidery and insertion. An

elegant garment. in `p'lain, wh te, sky and pink. mth

§’al§‘. .,.i‘i‘;f??'f‘_T $l.75

ChiIdrei\’e I"IenneIeiie Underwear

Cliildrtifs tlI|istdlP1l¢§f0i' T0 ¢° I3 Y¢lf|»

white end pink.

w°rtua,¢. sp-:el-i....._.`.......... ..... 686

Ch‘1d 5 she fi a grey ci met, 6 to ro years -a com-

plete Wg; g5c"éov;i.oo. Speclsl............... 72C

Chlidiea"b'dsanelette drawers all sizes. Worth 55°~ ........5a.i'... .....-........... .._=......... ..........

Fashioiiiible

fm '_“ -

V* Y

' ’ ~'f»v>

Shirt _Wfsists

muimuu tsoaea use multi ellen I ata-black only -»»| good quality lw~nt;n.i`t<»ilr~,1itsraoiive dsiviisn. H/I | da I 0\lIy.|.T3 5 .I--Q ‘T 'I _If

.AQ-3

Erinae

wslsts ass

Qi i 4-at so-sans ‘doilui

haake sad lustre.

*mm ` all elses

l Wrappeoe 981:

1 -.»

_sa-naar

in New Prowte

Guardian lan.”

Mus. Down left for morning.

In I'l¢_lilcs Wnrrnooa hu reters-

ed DK ity. trois a visit to Neva Scotia.

_ llv- ,L loLsan 8ixoi.am,\Bsllest. situ. queen natal. Holm, iluvalpar ni. _ 'lla-"l¢\°as. sr.. Joss. shipped sight ‘Meir som. mas Pi-lass laura Island hat week. ,

Oailialul Fsnlh.' Hum beidtl_)a.._0al|fornie, has arrived sa the la_iel\d_te spend erwnonth at his farmer boqogt Lanand@. "Till I. City' ef Loudon went into

' »-_ -‘~wintl'qsartaraseBetnrday,aa the aids

Ill

tonavhatlon have been removed fro her|ontes.- Theorew was paid off and dlsohseeediu the presence of Captain Beals shipping' master of this port. 'l'|rl Guardian Han in telling of, his

round on Friilav night inadvertently fell into arrorf Benjamin Mclnnls, the vvin» avr of the $5 order, works in George Whaat.\oy's well-known large meat and

S provision store on Great George Street.

I who are from day tn day placing advertis- _ ing in Tha Guardian reeoll between fo y

and fill/y_thous»nd people daily. Boch a large circulation obtains n large amount of advertising and this occasions e large newspaper of from eight to twenty pages rnch issue.

Aw exchange says that two yonngwor-

king girls, former residents of Summer- sirie.but now living near Boston for- warded to the Relief Committee of fha' town $2) eeoh to be donated to the sud- erers hy the tire ni their native town. Such acts of pstriotlsik and generosity by two young girls is worthy of great- praise.

Tn: hundreds of persons and firm

Tnlnn is`evidence of increasing merit

in the panes of the latest issue -of the Prince of \ii'|»ll-fi College Observer. The various conlr hulons indicate a high'-r range of ability than is uauilly found i _auch publioations,and the editorial staff are deserving of praise for turning out a monthly alike ci-ediiable to tl e College and to the Province.

A itlnsaaxausic capture was made a

i w days ago hy ilsorge Williams of ldorth, River. lie und his younger brother accompanied by ti-sr dog were in the field, when they saw sfox. While the brother went home for the gun, George [linked npa stick and dodged into the woods rirurby. Shortly lifter reynsrd- - chased by the dog, ran peut him, and as hedid eo he received u powerful blow from the hand of George, who then oenght him by the throat and choked him ionasth. Mr. Williams has been spoken olas being s. very clever sportsmen. but never before luis ha been known to catch the fox

THE following interestlnz extracts are

from the diary of John Dlckleson, Sum mer-side, who has kept a careful record of important events and weather oon~ ditione for the past twenty-four years or more :- ` Dee. 2, Iwi) Quite s number of farmers ans plowing today. Only two days sQ'ar -his season in which the plow hasbesn stopped by frost.

Deo. 1. IN!!-Very heavy snowstorm,

with the highest tide in many yeiire, doing "ear, dogs” to whsrves. Steamer rs- malnvi at wharf all day, On the Sud she went to Pt. Du Ohenoaudihenoe dino . to Charlottetown. ine making very fast.

IN' the interests of Sunday-school work

in the Eldon district, Bev. J. B. Ganonl. glharal secretary, conducted services on Sunday, November 26. in Belfast and ~Grsndview. The unfavorable condition of (cada and weather prevented the ap- pointment et Pownal oelng carried ont. A meeting of Sunday-school workers was held on Monday,-November 26, in the Baptist. Church, Uigg, with afternoon and evening sessions. Hr. Gsnnng and Rev. A. D. Meheod, President, delivered fomible and inspiring addressee. A good report of work done was given by Mr_ Larahee and Mr. Nicholson, all combining to make it oneof the beet conventions held in the district,

“TBI Gnannraw Han” will make his trirfi round some ev.-s‘l'a¢ this week and ‘ filstribnta four envelopes instead of tbreei Number one envelope will contain W. N. t'»inton's order for 810.01 worth of Jewell? Nu mher two envelope will contain Ernest '.DesRoobes' older for $8.11) worth of fruit and confectionery. Number three en- velope will contain lilrie 8 8mith's ordormi- UMD worth ol boots, shoes or rubbers, and number four envelope will contain Hickey C Niehelaoifa adm' for nnapoand tin est sed tobaoao posoh last weekioeden thought he would elnage h|en@t and would make his oslla ealhssek or Saturday

leaned wil soralir

°'»""‘“"

,U ,‘-Qt-1.'i="’,‘-|‘:,, ~»~g'.,” cake. g ¢»~ p'»__-4.. -*Ql- tD°“¢i#.!;!sii.»- _

IOC

areal' 4

i`0DAY..»&\i"

ii.ser'4rsas.srsi»rts¢oaa-me I tsislaaaaas. _'gf -

'ras assyilsimii Danna

Oiepasd, wll DTD learn the: alilwed alavelvjiyl ,iilrllilll

week. ~f

'rua asssi sesame rpssuoy sr. residence ofllih Bette. Niue Creator Jaaslalser and 74- laaves to aqua inhot-har, I

sndalalged|§'Q*U!Uend

\ __ .. .__ -d

Aransoaat seoeiv by

Worthy

ion. nom who

esihspd' .as the mmmss it ni-is station that he wQ`*) an emblematic pin to the captain I -the _ winnlus aids in the literary oillllds lemhers of the ordarareinvitedtobeprvesentatthie svenlngfs meeting. _ , _

Tuma is no more pK~`_ant.iy situated or delightful hotel toeip at than tha Everett House, New York City. lt is situated on Union lqoare quita s dh- tanoo from elevated `t|slna and electric and cable cars, and this it ie an exceed- ingly pleasant place hthoee in search of rest and quiet. Special attention is paid to all guests, the derhs, portars, and bell boys being exeeedinsly anxious to in sobre way assist in makipl each visitor' stay as pleasant as pomible. The room have very high ceilings and are lar-get exceptionally well lighted and beautifully furnished. The restaurants on the » drst floor have attentive and oourteonv wait, ere. and the oooking and general service is not excelled in any part of the city. Prince Edward lslenders desiring an exceptionally pleasant place to stop when in New York City should write Everett House, Union Square, for rates and all particulars. ‘

limi-i HANK Lobos No. 102, i. 0. G. 'l`.

celebrated its first annlveraary on Satur- day night, Nov 24th. A good attendance oi the members was present. The follow- ing prom-am was given: Recitation- Grane McPhee, speech by Vernon ll. Jenkins,-Hilvlcw Star Lodgagieech - Henry Jordon; speeohf-Cebel Jordon; reading _K.atleS. W. Glover; instrumental music,-Jordan brothers and Joseph W. I-layisr; recitation-Agnes Glover; reniiaf tion-Gertrude Bull; poop-Caleb Jon en speech-Joseph Hayter; --speech-Mui lulm A. McNeill; speech sad s»\oltatlon» J emu Dorby; song--Jordenl beoihers, hsrp ac- companiment. Mtrr the program, case, col‘l’ee and fruit was served by the lad los and s pleasant and pwdtahle evening was eojoyed by ali. The`lod|a_ enters on its second year with a memherahlp of lifty, and bright prospects. Following are the olioere for the present terlu:-

C. T.-Joseph W. Heyta: V. T.-Agnes E. Glover P. C. '.l`.-David Glover V Soc.-Katie S. W. Glover

Ass. Seo. -Annu Gloves'

Fin. Sec.-»-Grace E. McPhee

Trees.-Sadie Glddlngs Chap. - Benjamin Beck < Mar. -Albert V. Johnston

D, U.-Katie McLean

Guard-Charles A. Phillips

Bent-Lorenzo D. Gidlinls. `

_,_.__?i-_-_-»

Pure Epsom Salts. We have' imported I quantity of Howard a Chemically Pure

Epsom Salts. This weeiepntting up in iiopsokagos. Epsom Ssltslre a popular household remedy and velunb stomach and bowels. The two Macs, laoDonald k MacKinnon, Drugglste. Oor. Great Geo. and Kent Btaeet.

le fer

Frcc _ for l Boys and Girls

3 Elegant dolls.

3 Pairs skates And lots of doe candy.

Or two

No. 2. Brownie Camera;

in place ofthe best doll

estitheoestpsirofsketss-

`.Aaybeyorgirl mngm ueeoftheae prizes with a

l*elort.

at our eto_l\ qll prizes ed, iles

eenptthl.

John',

FINE I" URS Filit CHRISTMAS GIFTS

atttectivelv priced hge _ `

DO 5 NOT A DAY too early to commence Christmas buying. Wise buyers are learning io place their orders early in December to ensure good selections, and comio.t as welL

There is not e lady in town but would be delighted with a Christmas gift seleded from

our handsome showing oi 'due furs. And we want to impre .1 on yon the safety oi bu) ing here. The stylus are right. 'he fiirs we '»le"»-'i ¢'~'~\ *‘~~ lin-~= nt "-~ he ~ ,mn ,, ,,, ,hs world. and every advantage that spot esau bu,i.g _.lu secure is iie.e :er yon. ~ _

.l SOME OF OUR LINES

` '_, _

Small black con? scarf!-it: mainly

from the pointe viewo p ee.. ._ c

Brogn hare scarf, short, neat and exce.l7l;nt

v ue at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .`. . . . . . ... c

Black or brown hare shale. wide, list, very

lafrgo, $2k25, l2.;g;.l3.4o. This line is really o remsr sue ue.

Comparatlvely smart,Hat etoie. oi brown mar-

mat, very similar to mink, satin linespli w§.`iL`.¢..1`.'l.k`.`.l.i§ i»l{..§.`:."7}..i.h'f§.'., lagg- aorne marking, natural s e n or co

festeigera, Iautin lining, I6'5o,“6_75; 7.50: 7.95 _95. iicel V P On 0 Silt.

Full r'ound ruifs ofughin 8.21: deep rich

color, natural ';_e};ia, uiahing very hanldsom; eck ie es. e priaiee run accori ing

:ize iff fin, $5.95. 1.95, 8.50. io.9§. This class of ruffs is s 'in short, ruil style, with clusters uf tails.

Long stole in Uhio Sabin, wide on-r should-

ers, som? alll (uri at pier, will s good mskng ii t, tn ine m- e s a ornamen e with iztural tulle, chain dr cord iasienings.

prize ‘i;rt;pJoi;t;o°|:oetl:6t; s;geé5$io 25, 11.75,

Ri;_al;lAlssk;e Sabiiaixflnlds in shirt, lroanld,

i es,w Cillffo nnura is

|`ll,75..8y95, 11.50, 14.75, |6.5o. uf course’ each pr ce advance mean! s fuller, larger ruff, and of choicent fur. _

Real :lstska Sadhle Stgieha, .opg,_ line. girs_eehf;§

n c urs, ee c co cringe, nis with natural teliis. ¢u.5o, 15.50. 20.5°.

15.50, 1732i dz8.5o, ,sifxd up goi 48.0°. And every sd odlar _o rice r nga you an added excellence that than worth the sd- vanoe.

Beautiful mink neck furs of lovely design'

sud clloiceet making.

Short mink rufia. 6 tails. .. . . _ _ Longer mink rniis, io tails. 2 heads... ' .LL.

. . _ . . . . . . . . ...

Longer still, all fur. 6 tiils. 2 heads.».........

. . . . . .

Graceful miuktle acsrf. silk liner' rheailo

trimming. ........... I

Long, handsome tie scarf _ of beeatlfgy

marked mink, ornsmented with h ,

tails and r.laws........ . . . . . . . .

Very handsome mink s'ole, soft, Ina lltr,

richly marked _ .. ._ . . . . .

An extremely long tie- scart, 80 inches long,

twelve tails. The marking of this fur is the finest we've ever seen . . . . . . 00

Stone martins in ruff and stole etvle, beauti-

iuily made of choicest fur, $30.00 and... . . .

A beautiful jsp, fox sei. rich, soft, long tur,

one of the most grioeiiii thin? Ill ill whole showing. Muffs and rnlfa 01'. . .-....

Muna lo nil the fura mentioned een match

any ruff shown. Prices of mule rim twill Soc. to _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . _ _ . . 50,

Dainty little furs for tiny tote. ings, 145 9°

. . . . . . . . . . . .

White bear costa for small ehape 0| nine mounts om, .ight up, args to ._ _ _.$355

I l

Furs for little -folk

If you own e small girl or a small

boy. it will be worth your while to see these. Little round white lambs wool boss, 381:, 45°. 55c_

Flat stole of white imitation bear

6 tails, $i.io.

A similar one, larger and better,

$2.2 5.

Fiat stole, lined, while hair, very

soft and pretty $1.95.

Dainty imitation Enhine stole,

detachable mud, and as one oi our saieswnmen says, “th-_ sweetest thing you evo r saw for a little lot of two or live years, $2.65. `

Something deintiiy pretty for a

little one of any four or Sve-ascot tle and mud set. ¢5.9o.

_ Imitation bear coats for little

_ our tone- and really wash, 11.96

chap: of all ages -will wear like a 3° $5 25-

Fine fur lined coats

The popularity of this style ol

garment this year is most notable. We have some .very handsome garments oi' this class and would

like to show them to you

We have now in stock black,

blue and dsrk green eoeis, several _ sizes-collars oi either sable or mink, the real thing-}8s.oo.

$84,.-»o. $is5.oo. '

In case any oi these do not lit

von, we will be pleased tn take your order oi e special, in sn" sill, any style and any qnel1ty.I,i- lag ef

~ fitlier Hamster, Ksinga ol Squirrel

oc .

f We have takena lot oi ordefl

this fall,-with invsriabie satis'

faction, ,

Weesn please you as well as we

have pleased the others-

SUPERVISION I

Furniture ri L 'V

Furniture d.

Furnftittd _ ` kinds made io order. Great bergdas continued in furnitureltill tli¢

it iv clan _

mg‘A'3ch¢,oia, osnd ::i:°¢it¢ roar oilial (opataiml

. \ _

'lv

VERY HAND! XMAS -»¢~ o -vi °~i-ri='i-" BAY!! ' and ‘beet _

5 c-$1

_wonldlihetohavee "

. STUDIO.

Q.. ,,_, ,.

, .

§e.=.>» xi- °<\ lite... _ s.:

IS&} 0 "~v--.»4a

-D

¢§»¢

,Hi all

r& *I

'Photo taiwan. _Your nil ’

5011, -Gaiiviil Gemini '