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me wr new Loclseis and Chains and have her monogram e.graved on one-but Mays your order for engraving early as possibe as lhess are busy days at our store.: .

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_ We hevenn entirely new line of rubber footwear made

bythe new Independent Rubber Co., of Merriton Ont. "

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1 These rubbers are regarded by all critics as the best grade "

made on tlie continent and this company has the newest and 7

._ best equipped factory yet built, You will find the articles be- " low are superior values at their prices. Call in and see the line.

(T Men’s Rubbers

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‘l Plain rubbers, g d lit 5; li _ Better grade witch) tgdxgapysupss- ‘; ior value throughout ._ 15;; ii Sgorm rubbers like cut above, we ‘ an .. ._

Better quality extra fine rubbrggg

Plain rubbers, good grade, splen- didvaiuesat .. .. ` l4'i_ner quality than the above .65c l~ High quaiity_rubbei's, with lone

uigaers. ep en_did \'_alus at 65c _ etter quality with high heehiust 1 right for new style boots ....... . .700

C' Other Good Values > 5

Bny’s plain' rubbers . . . . . . _ . ...5uc

Better quality than above,strorig- sr toe caps heavier soles.. 65c

Misses’ rubbers good quality i

throughout, splendid value gisc ‘

Better quality than above with

toe cap anr_t stronger soles ,.. 45c .

Children s rubbers.good line here

best quality .......... .. tisc `

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MEN’S, one buckl . . . . . . ,_,$110 Better‘quality two ebuckles..$2.00

llighest quality very light and line We buckles ......

Alley £5’

" "iiiiiLpuEN's ii good iinéf.

WOMEN'S best quality through. out sms to ..... ._ .. ...... ..x2.oo GIRL’:5 very strong and stylish ‘

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FLOUR in

Boys’ Scout Shoes 9 .’3.:i;f,‘,~;.,,,,

Are all ite Rage'

iiave you seen them ? ` _There are great values for the money Made on up to dale lasts. Size I to 5 i.z

Get a pair for that boy of yours.

price $i,_=,u, z_.nn and z _qu a pair. by at our studlo

for your Xmas

Photo ra hs

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Frames. Telephone for ap-

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J. B. BRQWN, D. M D nuN'ris'r

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sw Royal Bank Building

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il You are W need of a reliable watch some to us. s can :sup ly you with an scouts timepiece at a moserate price.

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Farm for Sale

I offer for suis my farm consisting of iio acres offrsshold land at Millvisw Lot 49 This farm is in the midst of the very best farming community on the Island, is well watered with an abundance of black mudi new house and good out buildings, ll" ideal farm for milk and stock raising. For terms and price apply to 7 ,

WM. J. STOREY.

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Zion Chnrclilielienlures

A splendid chance for a safe and li cr

al investment for the small investor. _

The T¢u|¢¢¢| gf Zion Presbyterian

Church Charlottetown. are issuuif I ssiiss' of debentures in amounts rem $ii°o.oo up to suitpurchasersi f°d°°m“l’l° in io, i5 or 2° years. These dsbeiitn-fel bsurintersst at 5 'per cent payable ist

Bo tlstr ‘ na. c. ir. shun I Sur2eonDontist B rlin Dental Parlors

Bio§mond St. Phone 158.1

ver 1-‘rowse Bros. _

Sterling Bitters The Never Failing llesrhberve snd Stomach Remedy A Proven Medicine of Exceptional Value .

Testimonials and References

by the hundred fr0m_ P¢°Pl° most prominent in City and

Country. No failures.

som oni in

P. M¢QiJA1D

41 Queen Street. Opposite Auld Bri!! Price 5oc per bottle.

CJ 'A i To the Electors of Ward Two:

I' herewith present niYS€lf as 9

candidate for Councillor in the coming Civic Elections to repre- sent Ward Two.

I ask your favorable support and romise if elected to give nil' 5"*

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Beautiful fancy work,. aprons, pin- cuahloile. shopping bags, buritau scarfs, etc, all hand worked. will be at Zion Church Tea, Dec. 7th.

l David Marclibanks of Montrose har

left for Amherst to attend the winter fair. While there be will be the nest

Tea will bs served in Zion Church

tomorrow evening from 5 to 8 p.m. _Admission will be ten cents and tea twenty five.

All should remember Tuesday even-

ln Dee 12th w

g , g, . , hen Prof. Hiram

of his daughter Mrs. Johnston: | Ball, gives his recital at the Baptist

The city market was well attended

yesterday and considerable produce was moving. There were no changes .in the quotations as will be seen by the itemized list elsewhere in this is- sue.

l The many friends of Mrs. F.C. Dol lar, Brookfield, will bc pleased tt learn that she is doing nicely after undergoing an operation in thi Prince Edward Island Hospital yes terday.

The quarterly Oillcial Board of the Cornwall Circuit, at its last meeting held in Kingston, extended a unani- mous invitation to the Rev. George Orman of Vernon River to become their pastor for the next Conference term. .

Mrs. Kirkland, mother of Mrs. A.

P. Prowse of Murray Harbor, met with a very ,painful accident last week. She fell, dislocating and break,- ing her hip. On account of her age and infirmity very little hope is en tertained for recovery.

Wallace McLennan of Vancouver

who has been visiting his old homi in Alexandria leaves this morning or return home. On his way here Mr McLennan visited Chicago, New Yorl and Boston and had an altogether en- joyable trip. He says there are man; Provinclalists in Vancouver and they are a credit to the land of their birth

The quarterly Official Board ot thi

Cornwall Circuit held its quarterly session in the Kingston Church on Wednesday, Nov. 29th. The meeting was well attended, great interest am goodwill was manifested hy all thi brethren in the discussion of the dil- ferent topics brought before the meet. ing. Reports from the different preaching places showed the circuit to be in a prosperous condition, the finances being considerably ahead of previous years. The _~.‘lev. Hugh Mil mf. .Wh0ee pastorage 'with this cir» cull: will expire next Juno, has prov. ed himself to be a faithful and ener- getic pastor. -

The steamer Bridgewater arrived or Saturday with the schooner Daisy VF-“Khan in tow. She was expected here 11 00l1lJle of days BED but on ac- count of the bad weather much time had to be spent in port. The Bridge- water was on her. way from Louis- burg with a load of material salved from the Norweigian Steamer Har- oldan when she sighted the Daisy Vaughan ashore at Whitehead. She 'got hold of the schooner and pulled

her into deep water, inter starting for Halifax with her in tow. Captain Godfrey said the schooner, which was bound from Prince Edward Is- land to Liverpool with a cargo of Pvtntoes and turriips, wont ashore at One D. m. last Tuesday during 5 heavy south-east gale. The cargo is unlniured. The vessel is not _making much water. She will go on the slip for repairs. She is now at Central wharf.-Halifax Exe.

A V0l`Y Pretty event took place on

Tuesday morning, Nov. '28th, when John M. Quinn, son of James and _Mrs. Quinn of Stanley Bridge, was 'united in marriage to Miss Emma Ag- nes. daughter. .of James and Mrs. Turner, Glynde River, at nine o'clock a.m. in St. Anne's Church, Hope Riv- er, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. A. A. McAulay. The bride was attended by Miss Bessie Brown of Charlottetown while the groom was ably supported by his brother Everett Quinn. Tho bride was given away by her brother Edward Quinn iand looked charming in a gown of wliltc satin with trimmings of white and gold and wore a white hat to match trimmed with white plumes and carried a valuable prayer book the gift. of her aunt. Miss Florence Turner, sister of the bride, played the wedding mnrch and at the conclusion of the ceremony the wedding party re- turned to the home of the bridc’s pa- rents where dinner was served to the immediate relatives. About tivo o’cloek in the evening the bridal par- ty drove to the homo of the groom where a reception was held. The pres- ents were numerous and costly which goes to show the esteem in which the bride is held. Among them was s beautiful art square the gift of her brother .fuhn of Vancouver. The grooni's gift to the bride was a handsome seal coat. The Guardian wishes the young couple many years of happy married life. .

::In the sick room.-A Thermos Bot-

tle at the bedside of the invalid or aged will keep liquids hot or cold, at the exact temperature prescribed- by the physician and is always within reach of the patient-you know what this means to those in charge of the sick room. For further information ses E. A. Foster. Central Drugstore,

it Church, City.

The meeting to be held tonight in

the Heartz Memorial Hall will be of special interest. Addresses will be given by Rev. Dr. Endicott who spent many years in China as a mis-I sionary, by Rev. A. C. Farrell of To- ,ronto and others who have recently attended the great Missionary Con- vention in Halifax and St. John.

The schooner, Loyal, produce laden, ziummerside for Liverpool, while try- llg to make Isaac’s Harbor last night n a thick snow storm, ran ashore on

"the back of Harbor Island, where she now lies in an exposed condition 'ull of water. S. R. Giilin at Sons rent men and a gasoline boat to the schooner today and saved most ol the deckload, consisting of baged ,ats and cedar. shingles. The schoonei; ,is owned by Captain Hutchison and ‘his father, of Ricbibucto, and is not nsured. The cargo is owned by George Smith, who was on the schooner and J. W. Smith, of Liver- 1,1001. Probably insured. Il the weath- er continues favorable the captain may save the schooner.-Goldbnro, N. S., Exe.

Editorially, the St. .John Telegraph zaysz Canada's oyster crop, which ome mainly from the Maritime Pro- inces, requires immediate and dras- ic attention. In 1882 Canada was .t the height of its oyster produc-‘ ion, and harvested 64,646 barrels. iince 1901 the yield has never risen

' shove 40,000 barrels. In 1907 it fell

;o 27,299. By 1909 it had risen to 18,535. The greatest decline has been n Prince Edward Island, which fell rom 57.042 in 1882 to 9,672 in i907. New Brunswick, from 1885 to .890, had an average annual produc- tion of 21.000 barrels. This declined to 12,470 in 1903; it has since been n.rcusing slowly. While waste, ne- _lect, and iniprovidence have been 'uining the Canadian oyster industry, the demand, both local and foreign, ias been increasing- rapidly, and in zweiity years prices have increased by 140 per cent. In 1890 the price was 11.90 per barrel. Iii 1908 and 1909 rices ranged from $6.50 to $7.00 mer barrel. Canadians consumed in 1909-10, 389,500 gallons of foreign grown oysters, is spite of ,L duty of rom 17; per cent. to 25 per cent. in oysters in the shell, and from one and one half cents to thrce cents a lint for those shelled or preserved. l`he total value of oysters imported in 1909-10 was $369,166 and the duty paid on them was $43,669. Thus Can- ada is paying to other countries $350,000 ii year for oysters which it :ould easily produce itself if the in- dustry were carried on under proper conditions and the oyster beds were protected against illegal and impro- vident methods. The information giv- en here is issued by the Dominion Commission of , Conservation in a pamphlet written by M. J. Patton, M. A., assistant secretary of the commission. The facts are forcibly presented, and should .create a strong public sentiment in support ot the conservation measures proposed by the commission.

zzllot Water, bottles that won't

leak. That is what people demand now-they have grown tired of pay- ing money for substitutes that go to pieces in a short time. Our big hunt- ness in water bottles and fountain syringes has been built up by band- iing high grade goods which we guar- entee. Come in and see ours and get our prices. The McKinnon Drug Co.,

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Christmas Surprises. are here in plenty. Never before have we shown a irreiiter variety of _suitable gifts at moderate prices.

This Jewelry Store

' is iiiieds with “rift mods” of

highest quality, yet moderately

DlIlliae:s'e allow us the pleasure

f howin you what we have to gfflar this holiday season.

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The People’s Theatre

-To-Night and To-morrow The Great White Slave Traffic

- ' 5 if f ' - z lf' , illustrated _and lectured.

All dlgppgdlttgnegedydhgtoaiiggd wi; dh the White Slave Traders

BROWN and WILMOT The Fashion Plate Dancers i

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Der- in each year at the Bank of Mont-» _ _ _ ruler presentation si the ¢°"P°“- terest of the citizens. Adu". lo “nu .

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Picture pocket handkerchiefs for

the little ones, Animals etc. in funny positions and colors 5 for 5c 3 for lllc

Fine white lawn handkerchief with

fancy veined centre 5 for l0c

Plain and checked muslin handker-

chiefs, some tape edged while others are hemstitched 2 for We

Fancy veined and drawn work

bordered handkerchiefs with 1-2 inch hem 2 for tile

Colored and printed bordered _hand-

kerchiefs, pretty designs, hemstitrlird gdge 5 l0|' l2¢

Swiss muslin handkerchiefs with

embroidered and drawn work corners l

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Fine Irish cambric handkercliiefs

crossbarred and embroidered lllc each

For our

Handkerchief and Apron

Sale.

Fine Irish Dimity liandkerchiefs

with an embroidered motif in one cor- ner ' llc each

Swiss muslin hdkf. hemstitched

with embroidered corner, 12 patterns

2 for 25c

Fine Irish Diinity in eitherplaiu

hemstitched or tape edge, embroidered in corner |56 “Ch

Fine Irish Tissue, embroidered

corner l8c each

Fine Irish loom dimity with looin

embroidery on one corner only 201: each

Fine all pure Irish linen lawn hein-

stitched handkerchiefs with one corner hand embroidered 251! Nth

Hemstitched embroidered, Swiss

muslims lawns mulls and Shamrock

iisess " ’ -ss.. 4st, soc, ss. .ic

“Sunshine” heavy fine, sheer col-

ored bordered mcreerised handkerchiefs

2 for 25c

iAMRISWYL Embroidered]

One of the real hits of the season are these superfine Amriswyl emb;~o_i_de_re_d

all pure irish linen handkerchiefs. Embroidered by hand by the quaint ares; gif _i in their peasant huts ` _ l5° mc 5 ° ° “°

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Initialled Handlcerchiefs

For Ladies and Gentlemen made i /_

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of fine puree Irish linen _with beauti- w uri*

fully embroidered initial in the corner. _ _ ,/,_

Either size _ ' 556 each .

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The correct colored handkerchief for top_ pocket wear. Used _ extensively by

the ladies for making fancywork. We have just received three sizes in about 50

different patterns

2 for 25c l8c, 25c each

A HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MEN

Fine white Cambric tape edged 6c'cach I-Iemstitched Irish Linens

1-‘Iemstitched Lawn 6 for 25C

Better quaiity about IOC €RCl1

zoc ea 22c ea 25c ea 3zc ea 38c ea

$2 25 per doz 2.45 per doz 2.75 per dov. 3.5.; per doz 4. i5 pci' doz

J Christmas Silk Stockings

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r ' llut six pairs each in each color in sizes o and 9 I-2 Grey, Sky, Blue. and Pink. l

(_ Made of very fine pure silk with fine lisle heel, toe and sole _ S56 fneli. J

Tea and Wash Aprons in a great Display

Tea. aprons of white lawn _with

wide spoke lieiiistitched lawn frili as illustration goo _25¢ ¢l¢|l

White niull tea apron with hem-

stitched mull frill. Fancy pocket as illustration goz _ 306 ¢l_¢l\

Swiss spot tea apron triiiimed with

fine swiss muslin embroidery 59c each

Tea aprons of fine swiss spot mus-

lin trimmed with wide insertion and edging of imitation Irisli crochet lace, as illustration 906 456 ¢\¢lI

A plain liemstitched lawn apron

embroidered across the bottom in _ mer-

ccrised cotton. The patterns-foiiiseb tin, llc each

Dainty little pointed tea a_prou_of

Irish niull trimmed with einbroi ery in- sertion, siuall bib _ 55c

Princess tea apron of niull trimm-

ed with insertion and lace of Imitation Irish crochet, as illustration 909 55c

A tea apron with pointed waist

trimmed with _liemstitched frill and imc inuslin embroidery ' 584: each

Flne inull apron triiiiiiied with

rows of insertion and hemstitchcd ninll frill 60c each

Apron of fine iiiull beautifully ein-

broidered with niercerized thread, wide heinstitched frill 9.'ic

Maids apron of while lawn with

embroidery trimmed bibs.........25 each

Large lawn apron with frill on

bottom, wide bib.... ......5i'c each

Large white lawn apron with six

inch ‘sem . . . . We each

Large white apron of heavy long-

clcth with button ‘band... . . . . 75c each

Overalls of colored print in the

very newest pattern . . . . . . ......9lc each

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