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UH" suggestion to §l»_lsiiM tu this stfuepgaderfnlly complete F” \ EW” “ull Ul1lR¢Stlve are rinse

Mantis* ¥*Nl\ V001 articles-which, while dainty and appopriare for Christmas giving are mn.; P,-,Ct

real and geggtblr _ A

Buy CW-each ' day’s delay makes your

Christmaa bsying more of a task and less of a Plu. sure. , _

A small deposit reserves any article for you

until you’_re ready. ~

'l`ouires,.. lioods,

Sweaters, and otheg°.fth_ings for the 'Little Tots

Q rite a nie; variety of them-and all are clean,

fresh and dainty. Aa usual, our prices will be found a little lower than ordinary stores prices for- go .da of

equal quality.

G rat.'s Tounus- Glfl's knitted

ao.»l Toulon-heavy. fancy weave in vshous e -lor com- binations-lled with bands of while, white with red. anti HIV’ wl\l\ whilo. Al Soc, 586, 48c and ......§2c

Bows Toon-Cars - The savag-

fest, prettiest caps for lit e f-,llowa ever originated. Exactly like girls’ stocking Tonkea but shorter. In all the popular edorisgs. Tas- sel tvp..,...... 45c

Jrnrssv Bwnaraas-Warm

and czmiortable garments for vrinteryear. These fas- ten at slarwslrfer with large gilt huttons. C :lo-s are white. navy, s'nd cardinal, Heavy lan weave. Price lr.7<

Noarout jacstars -L`hild~

ren's ln-avy all wool fancy

woven Norfolk Jackets for

ch ldreu 7 to lo years. Warns and cosy. Cardinsl.s|_20

woot. Hoops- Chlldrcu’a

white wo-rl hoods in pretty weaves and color combina- ti 'tus-while, white trimmed pink, white with sky, z8c ani ,.. .. ....483

llrsals‘ Hoang _.1-r°¢,a|a in

large sizes in eardinal, 8"' net. navy, black and w\ll*¢ If 55C. 65c, 85e and. _ $|.|0

Mrssas' Go1.nm,'=usus--Re n-

lar blouse style-fancy arfizpe effects and mixtures-Mlm ses' sizes. G od uality, well cut and finished § | _Q5

Childrens Velvet Bonnets

Most becoming styles for little ones-full shapes

pretr\1_v shifted and frilled and trimmed w th edging and miles of silk. We are shuwing :but a few---

they wi_1_n'r become commoni

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Chi1dreu'a velvet Bonnets, trimmed silk and

lace rouching and ribbon, long silk ties |t.2o

Chi`drerr`s corded silk and velvet Rormeta,

_ Asikmd and edged white silk fnliir g--long _ 'lil tte~, in cream, brown, cardinal .. . . |z.oo

Child'en’a cream corded silk Bonneta, pret-

til snlrred trimmed with

swausdowu, long

isllities. . . . . . . . ._.(1.15

Chiidren's Bearsirin Tams

Ch ld-eu's Hoods and Tame of white Beavalrin-'lis‘_ fabric of

merit for clltldsegfa gear. nnexce-lied for durability and will wash- pretiily irfuinsed shirrel China silt --l vng silk ties. .. . 855 sl 15

Ci\iidren’s bearskin Robes

_something new and practical-sensible, yet

siZh~lY. These “coml\s" for little ones. are con- strqstsd on \he'priuci' ie of a pncltet They re made f rod vnlit Berrskin and are li-lefi and edged with

0 K' . ill ,Y . hervywhlte telt. Ave wvhahle and will wear for

veavsf Some have Vlnils attarhed.

Po~eswlthMud`s ........ . ......l3-25 Roheswihout 225

i.hiidren’s hearsirin Coats

hllrlren We are snowing

S t llill Ceara-so neewmlua for ¢ -

some ' ei values this season--J\l\Pi¢| ‘°°""°"\ b°‘°" “mg” Some have” round Collars- iome have sailor collar-=, all are was -

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Christ-

mas furs

-A5 ¢ppmpriata Christmas

mas Gifts Furs cannot b¢ gd, lu fsrs, both value,

une and eomlltt are com-

Kore and ION “ill”

shed. . h

‘l',.z:|'x:'¢ “aa sur-siofk $9 ||, as-in s

s D] | I.

Fl eekplvoss

in the r leees we art

“ad ssh ll link. gg,” Sable and For "gin im _'stron

< to SISO.

A ,mm will hold

,V ny d¢¢||g! \ _\l\ll Christ- _“ FJ" . 1

in New Prevue

miun Msn

Prlnes ldward Island

las have sans

soma mace tor carrier to leave paper, that it will not blow away or be stolen.

ntornidto her homo ln Prizes Edna Island;

TBI Guardian‘a Speolal illustrate

Saturday next. It willbe larger than

TBI presentation of the fund aub-

5°'|lll0. will tako place on Wednesday, at li ofelock in the hqislrlva Chamber_ lo this city. The public are invited to attend.

UBI Lista Kt‘l'msr., formerly of North RUBY. has secured a position as ausuogra- phsr ln the real estate oilicoof J. A. llssaervey &Co, Winnipeg. lliae Mc- Phso lrsdlxsled from the Uhsrlottetown Business College ln June lilll, and since that time has been vlslzlug her parents in l'-|\.\‘l Grey, Sask. She waas brilliant studont_`.ha\-ing completed her oouraeln lhsnfliiill Ind lypewritlng in a very short tilts. Her many friends will wish h¢aueg_‘Qs.

Till following donations to the Prince

lllwsrd-f Island Hospital are herewith gntslglly acknowledged: Hrs. Hnbklrr, Howl ,/Char. Hansen,Mr~. Sutherland, Uh. ` w0rth,Mrs.A.J B Mslllah, Mrs. S. E. Hope (Magazines), Ladies' Aid, two pair clldkehsz Mrs. Hawkins, flowers; Rich ,Hearth load of straw, Urs. More aids ( lltonl, old linen; Miss McKinnon, boa' ofwarslt-y; Edward Chandler, large eeotnry".plsnt; Mr. Lewis, cabbage; Ex- hlbltnlj st Exhibition, apples and vege-

DNQG ‘- , 1

Tnzxrtalnmcni ln the Opera House

to-m evening under the auspices of tha' Y. l\l. C. A. should hava- a'fnl' houbs: ‘First because the artisus Misses Tina Crawford and Agnes Hyde are well worth double the orise of sdmla ‘o r. See- ondly any receipts over expenditure will go towards buying books for the Y. M. C. A.llhrary. The pnbllo will therefore r - oslvsariquble benefit fr.r_m the svenin||`s out/srtllttmeut The Open I{ou~e shou d be filled to the doors. Plan opens at .Ism- leaon'a rh-uastore at 9 this morning.

AN Islander inr away from home, sends

The' Gllirdlan int- following gratifying testimony of his nppreoiallon ol Prlnoe Edward lalat\d's new-paper: “I wish to express my thanks for the Rural Daily I have been receiving for the past week sohscribad for my father David J. Wilson olwsatfloyslty, Charlottetown; and :I 'lust say I am very pleased with the pap- er. lt gives me all thc latest. news of my old Island home. It ls fourtpeu years slnoellaft home, sud I have been in “arlysyevy nountryon the globe; from gh. dugg. ef Bgypt to the wllda ol South Ahim and under the burning sun of the Blsd8ss, but than ls no plseo like me laiaaa afur- au. 1 lawns re make a vlalt lhls coming spring to my old home sud birth place sud spend s few months with my school maieaof past years Hoping ysu mayhuveths best nf success with your paper.-Very truly yours, Robert A. Wilson.

Wstch"for “Tha Guardian Mau." This

wssk "The Guardian Ilan” will deliver six snvalopes -total value being £1.05. Number. one envelope will contain an ordi on'_."ly Store", K. Tralnor I Co., for n fur rul (Marmot) valued at $10.67. Number ‘two suvalopa _will contain C. Lyons kOo's order for one load of Syd- usy round coal, value still. Number three euvslops will sontalu an order for ooa ysar`s subscription to The llunlug Gnsrdllss, value $8.01. Number four eu- velops _will contain Hammond Kelly‘s ordarhr ll quarts of milk, vslss (Ll) Nurabsfnn suvslops will contain A. F. Web»t¢’s oldsrlor $1.6 worth oflauu dry, sad' number six envelope will son- salu JK llllll’ order for 1| shavss.

halrmshmp valna OLIL Bs sara sad ' _ Q ‘l‘hsGsardlan sd hrs itdall svry day and have ltnady ease 'oanssaa ma" cans. ne act

la a y _A hens llllll.

' _- loc ,,dgp§j'_ 1

ronpt.

Emrlmd. snetaansnl in

l tha guest of Irs. A 1°' "°""""'-

Lower Lats Street. lha. Blom larsl. sod Atbur I.

Urn subscribers who lock their storm doors at night are requested to arrange

so

lisa Bowuesa. who has bean vlaitin

A nl

An sdof lleasu lloonk lfelaod on the “ Horseman” dollar shirt, which ap- psslsdio srecsut number of the Guar- dilsi-hss hesmmproduosd by “Brsins".

d discover any foundation lor the rumor.

Christmas Number will be issued on

svsr, and all advsltlaera desiring sltra advertising lu any part of

thasdltim should notify the business °”°°' .°l°°- day. The Empress shamed from

sarlbeanir Mann. campben ana Grady, °( °*mllb0ll's Cove. the young men who rescued, at ths rlsk of their own llvss, two of the crew of the wrecked ship

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Baturt

Ottawa.

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ar tae relim Dust aatnnlav ans Bluswaaglvls s her mautha sauteaes

andMrs.0aldlah ¢8staNlaymsra

D.DOD0l: and daughter. ll vielttnglii caarlneuwwa're: LL' "Y *'31* “N” '°' ""°" B°"“" peat left Saturday morning on "'°'

home in Ottawa. 'flu order el .hd Blur. barber, for

oar

$1.50. worth d sBV¥¢ hair outa sud shampoos has bah sided to The G

dlau llfan's ollhl *Pllissl 'rna tcuswlaa asssswn sen im 57¢\uc.v appmlo in-the Houston Times

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hnmuiw I lu h _ _ ofthe 'ith llst8.__l is stated so

°' °" 'B °‘"‘°‘N B"’“ ponaannrw auesaatsasmo.

Oanp-

bnll, district pupmlut of the &- foa'daudBydnsytl ' llasbeen t.rau»- hrrodtnths l'.l'!slandruad.snn that the diafriet omoss st- New Glasgow will ba transferred bmw.” Investigation ot tha matter by The Guardian falls to

Till mu l which BINNAYI Guardian

announced ss havlsl Ili Pl. du Chene by theS.S. Empress at 8 p. m. on Friday, arrived in Charlottetown by freight train from Suurmsralds at Mop, sn, oe Satin.

Summerside and got to Charlotte- tawn many laolirs before the malLarrlved. The S. S. Northutubsrlsad, which arriv- sd in this oily from Piston at 8' p. m. Saturday brought the Nova Scotia mall. Both these ataamars have now made they last Lrlpa this asssonou their respective rsutas and have been laid up for the win- tar. The Government winter *earners will new take up the transportation sar- vlee between tba Island and tha maln- laud.'l‘hc Mintols on the Plotau-Charlotte town route, brouoht mall to this city yes- terday, and the Stanley goes upon the Summer-side-Pt. du Ohana route, making has first tr-lp today.

Janus Yarns, an oldand respected

resident of Pownal. was ln Chsrlotwr town on Saturday. The occasion of bln vlalt was a pirtloulariy happy our, and a

inasmuch salt marked the aueceseful ac- complishment oflsls application tothe British Government for a psnslon lu reward for military advises rendered by him. The application was made through Lieutenant Governor McKinnon, and though the nsgotlatlass took a long time, pas-aevsrsuos wardlually reward- ed. The pension was allowed, and on Saturdayaohaqus forthe sum due for back psnalon and the current instal- ment, was received by .ln Yates. On the 13th May, IBM, st the age ot 17 years and a half Mr. Yates enllstsd, in his navy town of Belfast, in the Until Regiment ol loot. This was only a few weeks alter the Orlmuan War had bsanedeelsrsd hy Great Britain and France against Russia. In the following year be aooompsined his regiment to the Crimea and passed through the dreary and hazardous risks of the risgo of Sebastopol-

For his military ssrvlce in the field he

received the British and Turkish medals. He served fifteen years with his regiment and was with it in Halifax and Newfoundland. Ou his discharge ' he snrvod further with the Royal Canadian Regiment of Rifles, ann pub a stood many of his year- ofhln life into military service. He has been settled ln Pownal for over as ahora of yenra, where he and hw family enjoy the esteem of all their at-qusnintancea.

Vi0lCl’S

(pronounced veeoray)

French Perfumes

Ordered last August

just arrived yesterday.

Our stock of these

superior perfumes in- cludes all the latest

and most popular odors.

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lftlccs 90c to

1- $10.00 per bottle

" '-'nie qtnmy 1. or la' K perfume, you Q have to pay K

hdtiabel. '

Ulll' 3SSf‘\`l\Ql

aaeafof the butts -_ _

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Christmas suggestions

second floor

HAVE opened a “Christmas bazaar"on the second floor-to exhibit mines that are much crowded down stairs-and to silord you comfort in ginspecting them.

_ Some;of the lines shown are

_ Wool toques at .. 5041, 55;; White Aprons with bibs.. 25°. 28cllut.72e

Wooiecarfa st..... .....45c.l5c,78c

w°°1hwd,‘¢______ _ wc’ nc White Aprons without bibs up W°°|Ralters.etc,. ......29:'5|rc, csc'

Cuihiolitopl ...... .. ....25Ci50¢‘.»68C Pluaforehnlu -HHH. u"U4a:. 'sqssc Cushion oords,.... .. .. ..|2¢ and |¢¢y4 Stsmpedllues of all sorta. I Ready madecords Bureau Covers. Remnants and short ends of sllks lrom Table Covert.

Pillow Shams

PF Y _ P- . B0! W=1SU$3~B. $3 95. $4-65. $5.50 on t° Baby bemtin coats. .....s2.¢s, s3.|o, 53.50.

Mitts to match.

LINEN DOYLEYb---i5c'~.

matter of pride to thsold gentleman, _ _ 5

Here’a a line that yon’ll think chesp indeed ar 2 ,e-_ Another instance of

saving made by big cash buying.

Doyleys with linen centres- and excellent battcnburg braid edges- I

nest, attractive and very meiul. worth 25c....... . . . ... 5 cts

the

V1",

KK agus, arrived ln Halifax on Friday with 1433 bush. potatoes, 157 hush. turnlps, IB bushels vegetables, 40 hush. oatp and 5 dressed hogs.

Sin Louis arm Lsnr Davrs entertain-

l ed at Ottawa, recently a very enjoyable dinner party in honor of Mrs. Sehol ol Philadelphia. The lnhln vi-na prettly dec- orated wlth yellow chvysanlliemums and the guests included Sir Wilfrid and Lady Laurier, Col and Mrs. Irwin, P. D. and Mrs. Ross, Dr. and Mrs. llerrlfige, W. Ia and Mrs. Scout, Glyn and Mrs. Oalar, Rev. Lennox and Mrs. Smith. . _

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LETTFH T0 THE PUBLIC.

Charlottetown. P. E. l.,

Nov. 3th,1llB.

lam in »a position lo fill orders for suits

or uvereoata at lowest. possible 'prices for good goods. I keep nous but the beet workmen. I buy my goodafor cash and save alx per cent on every dollars worth giving me an advantage over those who do not. psy cash. All my work ls guaran- teed to be ilrst qualltylu dh style and workmanship. I have numerous testi moulals from customers all over the Island and Nova Bootls telling me that they received perfect astlafnetlon. Give me a oall sud save monry.

Janes Cannaouan.

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I lnsvd’s llnlmsnt for sais everywhere

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Snceeaa ls not measured hy dollars and

cents. Our business is s snoceas in that we have the reputation of keeping the best ln the drug line. Our sim has always been to axeell ln our business. People know when they buy an article at our store that it Is as good as can be obtained anywhere In the world. We have been students for years and hold many diplo- mas for proiloency ln our profession. Why not mah our store your store for drugs "The two llaoa", MacDonald k McKln non, Drnggtsts, Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Btu.

FOR XMAS

We havelmported some

exceedingly pretty pack- »s=°°f _ =

lowncy’s and Ganong’s Chocolates

- -AND- bccly’s Pctfantt.

l_ j.;..

#rss runners"

'.'.i.%i..‘......._@,

Osllaudsssthsmidf.-. ‘

Tnl schooner Ma le May, from Mont- »

PERSUNAL SUPl§RVlSl0N

Furniture repaired.

F nruiture re-u pholstered.

Furniture of all lrirds trade vo order. Great bargnrns rr nnnred in fumiture__. til. tht

large strclt is cleaved out.

At the old sunfl ovposite Post Omer (upst..ir:.)

John Newsom.

'.siH$`~'~l

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FIFTY-TW() MILi.ION

Scottish Union Nation Fire Insurance Company

For rates in this good old Scotch Company,

to E. it. snow,

h arlotieiown, - - - - - Agtnt.

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_ The Steamer Bedtrice will be due herein a few days with a cargo of Old Sydney ,Run ofllines andthe Steamer Kil Keil with s cargo of Inverness Screened. The Brig Aquila and scliooners Charming Lass, Ed- wofd Grozier, Polag Star and Sturdy Mac, wltllround and nnt. Customers will please

rlmltheirnrderssoas the coal can be de- ittred whilst landing.

Q,mtloNsis co.

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