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I The new styles we are now showing in the ladies’ coats comprises all

ting, semi and tight fitting garments.

No.1 Our leading black cheviot S. B. loose fitting, full length, cuffs on sleeves, good fitting. $3.65 No.2 U. B. loose fitting; black and blue clieviot 52 inches long, cloth collar, cuffs on sleeves,

o_nl_\’ $4 .75

No.3 Black melton coat, long loose fitting, well fiuishecl throughout, has all the points of fit and finish for $6 5o

.No.4 Black - loose fitting, cuffs en sleeves, absolute- ly the best cont shown

‘ in this City for $6.50

No.5 At $750 and $8.00 are worth from $9.oo to $10.00 but our low cash prices enable us to sell this line now for $7 50 and $8.00. The cloth, the style, the fit and finish are absolutely guaranteed.

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I\`o.6 Black coat made in tight, semi and loose fitting at $12.50 judges of value declare it is equal to any $i5.oo coat shown in this city.

_ ___`_ __ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ AH elderly woman of Alhertoii

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» gents’ rings Ladies solid gold

_rings $1.2 5 and upLadies Soli- taire Diamond Ring $6. 50 and up. Alarge sssorhneni to select gfrel.

,W. N. laiiton,

All kinds and sizes

l. PlEKlHl] li Ell'S;

Phone 240.

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that cheoro~ but not tnebrlottoe.

Tho femous

lluminiun .Bland Ina

(IQITIIBD)

lot this breed from your yoeer.

No sebeiiietu.

F ountai

Welm\\en’o "Ideal," a

od Fountain fell in Ito* $8.oo meh.

The Yorker “Lachey Curve,” Fountain Pen. " Vi/IC

have sold this leke for yoers, gives excellent satihg

lien. Prices from $1.25

The Poet “Self Filling” Pen a great time save

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-' if ’*‘ i value we give in ladies’ and

-|l’s_ Economy-I

T H E | g =Tohovo your Lei-ndry' work done by‘

us---Because it eevee for you'

,these things Cnet.

_ you of the burden of your wneh day and droning dey by doing your le_undry work.

We eell for end (oliver til! goods.

I\’o.7Is made with strap seams, gibson shoulder, inlaid velvet collar, a handsome coat in every respect. Our low cash price on this coat is but $14.00 it is the equal of iany $16.00 coat shown

l in this City.

No.8 A handsome line of coats made in stripe tweecl effects, also our plaids and- checks in brown, blue and black. IThey possess all tlie little ideas that go to make reelly hendsoine Igarnients, We are coin- ,plimented from day to I day on this popular line of coats $i4.oo, 15.50,

£7.75, 19:00 to >29.0o. No.9 A bhqck coat with l heavy kersey lining,mink or niarmot fur collar a heavy warm coet to take ltlio place of a fur lined ‘ garment is equal to it iii nearly ell Tespects, the

, price is but ,$28.00 No.1o ln ladies’-'tTii' lined ` , garments we have a coin- ; plete line,Ham.ster lining, lniarmot and nluslrrat l lined $58.00 to $85.00 _

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good hearty laiigh---so-see tiiel

;_1nvrni.nR_ ,I 115 Grafton St. ~_

Lehor. Time. Worry, Coal. Soep, Alli

We are Burden Iifters, 'let us relieve

A- P. »lWebste1°

Star Steam Laundry ‘

134 Kent Sl. Phone 1511

Pens

full stock `of_this Celelire _Prices froni§12.5o up to

up to $6.oo’ each. .` l

No.i1 In children's coats we have a most complete line in bluc, green, red, brown, fawn,rnixed tweeds and stripes ranging in

price from $2.50 to $9.00.

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fereign " Cashm

Soi J ere

Hose and Halt Hose, pure

wool, linen splicing. Be

up-to-date and try this

brand. I

F all's

here

We've been very

busy looking ov er stock and getting ready.

Allthe leading cough

mixtures - Eniulsions -Plasters--Liaiments etc, etc.

J ust Kepared fresh stock

Our _mnlesioii with guai-

acol -otir British Gough cure---our British Almond Pink. ‘~ Most anything yoii'll find in the ding line

you'IIfuid here.

We ini to be up-to date.

A.W.Rcddin,Plim.B The Square Drug gist

Sunnyside.

Xmas Flowers

Roman Hyaointlis

planted now will give you handsome blooms for

Chriatmee Dey

full of

Ser 'easy people, iileé in Inlf all etyld, 0,11 in and see them.

Wholesale and Retail at

e minute, all prices

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CARTER’S BO0KSTORE_i

Dutch Bulb

new Ready

Catalogue free.

Ilaszard & lloore

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Ladies’ New Coats at the New Dry Goods Store' s. A. Mcnomia I V~3-1`llf3_l_l'_Z_EALAND

-*+-~~-r~i_‘;_“";_j~~~or-r~"s H IA Very Interesting Story Wriliell ES'

A ' pecially for The Guardian by W. S.

the new and fashionable ideas worn this season, comprising the loose fit- LouS0n_ Daughter visits Her "i,Th,y ha” ex,

Parents Alter _'l`hirty=Seven

Years Absence.

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Prince Edward Islund l-_,hilly me

has had much separation ni it dur- ing the years that are past. The following history should lro 'Of

interess to molly, and \ve_fteI<lis- peged to think that truth is strun- ger than ficton.

"The Old Homestead." U4' "ery

words suggest thoughts, fiici-s slid ‘sacred associations mingled \\'\il1l0Y and sorrow.

'Mid pleasures and .pnluc~S.

Whe'r'er we mn! I`08m- __

Be it ever so humble,

the train started sho stood up grub-

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Therc's no pliice like hom, Sunshine and shadow are about

equally divided

T Deuriian's TIiompson's "uid Home-

. ’ C ,Bl7€B~ll, has made us le.u;'_Ii iiniished

tears and other scene.; iii life, Love, had is similar influence. I

not on rin accommodation train Ml

improved transportation conditions a trip to New Zealand could no m&“0 in one month’s time with much less danger. We cannot nt present writ- ing give the full list. of tlhoso who composed the pu.HS€'DE91`S 'and Crew » h The followin name’

Li the Pakie . Z have been mentioned I-lun. Georg* Bngiinfll and family. MV Bell D0"

and timber mil

with Miss Bagiiall stan-ding at the gate. Think of leaving those sur- roundings at three years of age and returning this year tlothe dear old land of her birth. Again on the other hand, imazine Capt. Campbell and

md the Chrietmes tire, y its ruddy glow ect;

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that picture' or the old Homesteii<i,l etc. ' ‘

Some have gone to lands fer distant

And with strangers made their Immé Some upon the world of winery,

All their lives are forced* to roam,

_There are still n few remaining,

wife leaving their only child (Annie) V/U0 remind “S 01 U16 Past. of three years behind them with But they change as all things change grand parents intending to return in here

a year's time to their daughter and NOUJUIE ill thi! W0l'l<l_wlll lest,

native land. Years rolled on and cir_ cumstsnces prevented reunion of par-| Surely truth is stranger than tie- ents and daughter. In 1901 as Mrs. ltioii in many cases. There is enough Walter Haszard,now of 'Murray iiuiwl. material in this interesting voyage L_! SQiith,she made the long voyn-_ge to 1864 to maine intereeeing history, Au New Zealand to see her father and hUl101'-¢0 Calif: Campbell and th; mother after a separation of thirty- brave crew of the Tukieh.

seven years. When one thinks of;

these associations touching words qi Sunset and evening star,

the old song comes to rnlnd.- And one clear _call for 'me,

I -_'gf And may there be no moenhig of th.

Where is now the merry party, ber,

I remember long ego, `”‘ When 1 put out to see

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I 1 SELF, which He qA»Ns svwiui

/~' “`\ HE KNOWS OF HIMSELEQOTHERS

owner of the vessel, and a Lrof-1101” of Mrs, Largo senior, Charlotte town, Capt. Campbell and wife

Itoil.-rick McLeod, Orwell. 'l`!l‘= Ulr

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funiily and some others.

Miss Margaret

of tlirce years,

eventful trip.

Miss Bngnall is at present visiting

ral scenes taken nt New Glasgow Inst siinimer of Mr. Bagnall's prro- perty :ind surrounding country. Sev- h_~i- nzitiio l~iiid. We give you _sever oriil of un enjoyed a pleasant visit at I the lioni-e of liichiird Barnnll e pic~

bed the seat and shouted, "Do you uhink the car will go oil the thinlia the ciii' will go oil the Going up and sitting down beside her I tried to calm her fears. It

.was the first time she had ever

been on a train. The horse was ill

land the woman was going dliwn the

line to the christening of her dau- ghf.er's child. "Be you ever in

`Boston, sir 7" I answered' in thc

affirmative. “Perhaps you know my son. He is s blacksmith and a lovely blacksmith he is altogether.”

Truth is stranger than fiction.

Don't you think so? Agutn upon sn- othoroccnsion, leaving Surnmerside one evening on the train s tether 'mg trying very herd to pacify his child. Two or three other children were of the party. As the child con- tinued to cry some of us asked cnet or the little gli-is walking along the passage of the car, where their mother wee? "Mother is dead and her body ls ahead in the uuggage car." The word soon passed from sent to seat. A lady odered to take the baby end the child soon went to sleep. The other children fared well with oranges, candy and`kind stbentioii, while the tired hither rested. Truth ls stranger than fiction.

Picturesque New Glas-gow and far

sway New Zealand have associations that are dear to ii number of Prince Edward Islanders. Extremes meet_ Sunshine and shadow, meeting and

porting and hoping eo meet again.

New Glasgow, P. E. I., a Urigan-_

white man. This ship was.‘bullt 'ny the families, (I thin* three in num- ber). who sailed in hero from Cher-

lottetown in the month of Novem- ber 1864. The vessel was bound for fer New Zeeland. Capt. Alexander Campbell, son of the late A. Cemp~ bell, Plnette, was in command. The trip took six months touching at Cape of Good. Hopel Think of the

little compney of WSW' W

c s e doa wo ld fall,

If the farmer ceased' to reall and

BOW

In the year 1864 tliere\ was built at,~e<i Turns near Auklend, New Zeelend.

tlne christened Pakieli, meaning.

ture of which follows with a suitable piece of poetry.

THE FARMER FEEDS THEM ALL.

(Minnn Irving in i‘Leslie's Weekly.')

The politician talks and talks,

The actor plays his part, The soldier glitters on parade, The goldsmitli piles his art, The scientist pursues his germ!

0'er this terrestrial ball,

hf 'lo te his shi

T o. sin r navlga s D. But the farmer feeds them all.

The preacher pounds the pulpit desk,

The broker roads the tape,

The tailor cuts and sews his cloth

To fit the human shape,

silk

The dame of fa5hlon dressed il

Goes forth to dine or cell,

Or drive, or dence, or promenade, But the farmer feeds them all.

The workmen wields lite shiiiln

tools, _

The merciiiint shows his wares.

The eeronnuf above the eloude

A dizzy journey dares;

Butt slr; and science soon woul

And omm rc d u

For the farmer feeds them nlfl.

It is interesting to know tihst. the

Bagnall family of slxlono end three daughters are settled at a place cell-

I Seasickness ‘ Quickly Cured-

lteol I il I Romod‘yn0o

Bagnali at the age went out on that

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CAN ANYTHING SERVE TO MAKE YOU HAVE

ING GOOD .SMOOTH UNDERWEAORJJO TRUE. YOU CAN HIDE YOUR UNDERWFIAR PROM EVERY- BODY BUTYOURSELF, BUT DID YOU EVER THINK THAT YOU ARE MORE WITH YOURSELF THAN YOU ARE WITH ANY OTHER MAN, AND DON'T YOU LIKE TO KEEP THE COMPANY OPA WELL DRE.S.SED MAN? WE CAN PUT YOU ON GOOD

WITH YOURJSELF FOR THE FOLLOWING

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WOOL FLEECE .SUIT OF UNDERWEAR FOR $1.00 ALL WOOL “ " ‘ " $1.50 .STANF‘IELD’.S ALL WOOL SUIT OF UNDERWEAR FOR $2.50 1

§STANFIELD'5ALLWOOL.SUITOFUNDERWEARFOR 2.50 .STANF‘IEi_.D’.S ALLWOOL SUIT OF' UNDERWEAR FOR. $3.00 UNDERWEAR. FOR LITTLE BOYS? WHY YES. .SMALL bOY5' .SUIT or UNDERWEAR FOR 50 CTS LARGER ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ $1.70 LARGE ~ ~ ~ ~ $1.65

ii. ii. Bnowu

Lots OfSatisfactio n

In havinga Cook

Stove

that is a

Good Baker

Most Cook Stov€S

will bake but sorr1¢ do it better than others and withleSS fuel

PANDORA and KOOTENAY are th most satisfactory kind we ever sold.

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A BETTER OPINION OF' YOURSELF, THAN WEAR-