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PAGE TWO _ ' "' ' l"rr-m Lxrmsr News i THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN """"" mnsr or 'A!.L°'- "”-`_"_»"'_ _' NOVEMBER 22; Eid I

I Why Have Chaps

The cold raw winds will

soon uslicr iii the sefisozi of chaps and red, roii;;'liuiied skin. The vfii'iable tem- l>ei‘utiires_ foo di'_v or too wel luis licreiofore iiiadu it :iii :iliiiost iiiipossilile task to tri' :uid kt-cp u good c<:~iii~ plexioii dui'iiig__" czilrl wciiiii- er. This full :uid iviiitci' _voiiiiccd not lic ii'oui~l.il iviili ri siiigle 4-lirili il _vou _ ilefi-iul your coiiililcxioii

\\itli

f ~

Jamieson’s _

Carnation Crea m

cooling l>i'el::ii';itioii tliut liczilsclizilis, roii;;lii1c~:. mul the iiiiliiiirrl <;.>ii<litiou of - ilic~l<iii:i< ii l._\ iiuigic. i \\`o \\';int .io rcliirii _\ozu' _ iiioiu-\ if not~a~Ii~i;ir1_i-i'y. |

Price 25c bottle. `

. I

'l`l\i_~`is:irl:iiii1y vrcuiiiy. _ _

-_ _ » _ » _ _ - _ _ - __ It is fitting that the firm which has

,coal industry. Access to the Nev._ THL; MA'_N___"Q"_'_ESTION always stood for progress and up-

De C H E S .liiigiluiid market, the Prcsidciit had ' tu-date methods should take the

ur;rur~d, “\voiild be an nlniost eniptyi In lllmtlllg recently what a number lead in this mattef- '

_ ~ H ,, _ _ . ` N ll

l_!__.__.-_-__i_._i_._l.;l_i_:_-__Iil:_,_.__:_i__-.;_.|_-l:wil ; lriv-ilc,_.c, _ Since the dev iilopmcnts in of leading American journals had to_theog;Shlfihheahiidgagyisthhilsigsbelzvtei' iniiiiii.-.ii iii».~z`;.vi.i~iii» `= f‘)*1l'll*‘"‘ll’"I-Y “ml 'f"“l5l’°‘t“t10" bl' say about the proposed annexation than the old credit system, but first

_ '_»‘.mericaii conl couiilaiiies there, andlof the State of Mnlne_ we Overlooked and most _important to my mind-

»iu view of the excellence of American the followln lrom the New York IS. DECEUSC It 1515116 Only fair method

_eoul, its freedom from smoke and so Her-H14 of October- I3. We now quote for the persons who me m the habit

fn. Mr. Pliininier had also obiectcd The Herald;

lthnt any reciprocal tradc.arrange- iipralne havlng absorbed the gl-cab

lrunt would be “terminabIe" and not 0,. part of lwlnce Edward lslamlis

;lfL*I`Ul-"U1<‘f"I~» “ml had addcdi "Thelp0puIat:i0n that is not fishing out of

___,,____k__________/_________l_____§ __ will ,_1tiiiiiiufiiriiirr-rs; of Uiitario are not Gl,,llc0Sl»__e,. 0,. ,.,,,,,.ll,,g_ Boston Street ____ _

` I of ilmiidicnppeil by the duty; the cost of ml-S_ fplw l‘lmrl,,rteww,, Guarlllnn Serious Condition Relieved by lwul L" th"v"‘» ‘l“'~b' Wild- lf* 1‘~h0“t W" comes f0rwai'iI with the siiggestion Zum'Buk`

_sfiiiiri as to their ei-\.~itcr|i coinpeti- that Canada annex the Pine rl~,-el, ML Jus’ Davey’ of 786 Euice Ave_ fill'-‘i-" State, basing its plea on the ground nue, Winnipeg, says: "A few months

l _is to the facilities for handling of mutual l,em.lll5_ riiice I was cured of a poisoned fing-

~. .. , . _ ._ _ . . - 0 .am-

l°'ml_"il)‘_' €‘\l““1 h";‘l “l’l‘_‘;f~ “I dgfckl ‘ Our _I’roviiicia_I friend will olitain_;lulf_hr0\{g1;__€h; glergsligagie autos? the llf 1111*) MFIFS ‘I IW"-Cl lim in 'H\l‘.tlie. desired benefits, but not by an- kmlcklc on the gr-St linger of the _ndn lids not _Wil <l€\'¢'l\>l’l‘\l f»h0>"'~’ IU(-'\'_|1ex'.\ti0ii. 'I‘hey will come through right hand, in Opening a lobster' can

___ _'-lities of the most ec-inoiiiir-nl type inlrpg 0,-ml,ll,,l,mr.,rt of a reciprocal one evening. I suffered at tlliettliiirl

I *I i ,. 4 . mr., -Q re 0 wnitpn- _ , ,» _ with the soreness and pain, >u ia( i(Cxi1iacvl'i1ii)i` ltliriiiiallii shine other tmde t-xmit) Unit- '“lu lemove iithemo idea it would become 8 Serious

. _ \ I. 3 ~ lnow existing artificial boundary. |w0,m(l_ However-_ ln alwllt two (lays

Cll0COI,A'f`l";S if

'|`||.so1-limi-.il.itr\n:fi~~~i‘~i'r'\[l1\l

lyrii-.|»;rl~i.1~'f.-‘ |l\~i‘i‘iiiiiii.iiiiii: _ l,,.._,lii.- \\'il...ii\-.Irv ii lin;-licl:i~s ,~_. :incl piiri- :irlivii .ii :._i'|iii.-oiiiililv “ |i;riiii-. .L ‘Io iii l).~i~'l{<if lies ;i|iiI |iii_v_i_l' ox

\\:iiii to kii-.iv thi' kiiii euiidy Llizil in-iiiilv1i|=pi'i-mhtuiis _' :i -_-iii. ,_

liiiiikxvnoil *`liof:r.l:ili'S :ii'_i~ fic-

.-.-pinuiv Loziiiirbiiili' =\i\1 llliiv-

The White Candy C0,Ltd Si, joliii, N. li.

ii . :irc ufiiv :ii'i'i\'iu_<_1,'.

\\'i- url- pit-p'ii'»;iI for :i big

ti'_i1l<.-tlii~.~zt-:i.~0ii iiiili uii ex- ini i;ii-35-Q ~1i_i<l< of this vi-i'_\' ii.',vc--i uiiil ino.-'_ ziLii':iclii‘c

jfiiii l.\'.

\\`c liiilic to ‘-cc _von \vli<'ii

\-in ziri- loolciiil.-_' ui'<iiiii<l lui soiiicfliiiig iiicv.

Iewuler |'lio|ic-.‘.'.:J

L_ ._ *

llogs and Pigs

I/Ve buy Dressed Pigs and

Hogs.Higl1cst iiizirket prices

l,l,id_ \\,’l-llc 0,- wil-Q 'of those sbnreliolilers to the verge of

I". E. WILLl.f\I\_IS CO LTD

‘ ‘matter of that, is protectvil because bt. john, N. B.

10-i7d3iii. I

WARNING

Eat pure food---Be healthy---you have both in

Cameron's Home Made Bread

_\\k fin- our lin-:ul :il the l`ollo\viiig

gi'iii-.~r:- viz:-

('~il`fiii & CU I\l. 8; .'\. .\l\‘l.\°orl \\'. \\'. \\':iiker

k`i':ilili\\`< Iiirweiy

(':iiiicroii`s liri-:iii is “lim-il lliuziil

iOiir iiiiiiiir riii on-i'y limi) .

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_.iz Q _ ._ _.___ _ _ _ _mi _THECHARLQTTETQWN GUARD1AN_'n..ny.nti..1»i-na p..>_ni¢..i...h...»

TUIQSDAY, NOVEMBER zz, |910 _; la preference for the Red Cross Flaé

DR. MACPHAIL, RECIPROCITY AND THE COAL TRADE. lam] |aw5_

Dr. Andrew Mucldiail, who is op'--_cause under the present system _w€_ We have ever so many Farmers’ In- posed to protective tariffs, is B150 OD-:Me f°'“P°"ed U’ b“Y tl“’_°°“\_ W\“°h_stitutes and Dairying Associations posed to making a reciprocity treaty,iI»residerrt Pluiiimer admits is very_and several Boards ol Trade in this or reciprocal trade ai~i~ani-iementwmll“smoky and _'S Shi# OU* UI “°u'lPr0vince. lt would be of interest to the united states. iie thinks the_regu1atcd American cities on that s¢~_tiie general pnhiie, to the newspaper-S

systeni 01 protection is doomed to aiilc<_>unt.tan_<l_ we ar;tc0l;ni;l1€¢l _'10 Pg-_and also, doubtless to our Senators

early breakdown in both countries amos wi lin SIB ° e mmee' 9 and Members nt Ottawa, to know :

fwni the i>ui>u1fn‘ nprisiniz against ihlsame ur B higher Price than that f0_r|wi.nt these _ representative bodies :hem feel mini or dizzy.

nnd he sues in the reciprocity' ncgo-,Which the Slime C081 Or betfff COR .itliink of reciprocity with the United _

tiations merely the ctiort ofthe gov-'duty paid. IB S_0ld in M~01\fl'€_¢1_1- W¢EStates. Hardly any question that ,O take treatment lhercwrlibeallfadual erninents on both sides of the line t0lSf‘c smile fvrcc In DY- 1\lHCI’l18\l_S ¢0I\'|c0mes within the purvi-ew of our fed- save the dam from bein!! \\'h0IlYlte“Lfo" that _1`€ClPl'PClf_Y. While B¢",era1 statesmen touches Island inter- ls,,-,.,.t ai.-n_\~_ hy opening n gate tiistffordinz a iinrtiul reief rom iiresentlests more cioneiy than this. The ne-

may lmrlllllly rcllcve the prcssrrr-9 ofltarid biiiwlens, iliayl tend _'to lDro10ng_gotiations began Some weeks ago at _:sing Mllbumq Heart and Nerve Pills.

'the rising flood. , the duration o tie. pr0 0l`U\'¢ SYS- Ottawa. and will be shortly resumed

Hence he thinks the failure of thc tern. bllf-~~\\'¢ \\'0\\l\1 l`0EH\`<1 Cheflpeflat V\’l1S\1il\i-Zton. The reciprocity clues- ..s. .. 'r ' _- ~ » ‘ - 't ,and bettir coal, cheaper agriciilturallt' _~ d' k \' ' ' ly-

linfitm mwumlmll llecuxogrfiliniplemeids and n nearer and betterl1:iiii\'iiPcee t&l)iiil'i;l‘y etfile )i§riii(iii;:1d‘air\? i ls bmuid to he 0 ‘me Ty ~ iiinr"et f r ii fi‘h farm dair and' I ' ' y lgri-:itcr ireeiloiii of trmle than would; 1 '\ 0 0 I' >_ . . Y ling and trade associations should bc

llllely he ,,l,l,,l,,ell llmlel. any l~errr,r(,_lgarrlen products, if such can be ob-,heard from. Who will open the ball? I

mi ngrt-.»nniit inniit- iinn~.c.iint¢iy."ftnineii. as a iircscnt boon of sreatlit is high time the Uhariottctcwn

ibeen "absorbed" by Maine have still

'and for British Canadian institutions

WOULD VERWOFI EN FAlN`l` AWAY.

Dootorilld That Somotlmo llo Would lnlr Gans Out of Ono.-

___

llimy people may bc l1nlW_lf¢ °f MY' ing anything WYQDK Wifi! 111°" mal? Ui: some little excitement. 0"-fW°" if’ :onfinement in an overheated 01’ mwded mom or public building DH L5

lf you neglect the war`nInE fb’ slllihfl eeling of dizziness gives_ DU. ‘md f“_‘

progression to soniething m°'° 5°"°f‘§'

There is no reason you shouldbeilgix

till your msc becomes de5P@"a¢° b ou avail yourself of a perfect cure y

uf. F. s. Chine. \_vh==»\\¢y. 0"‘~

mira:-“It is with gratitude I tell your MiIbum's Heart and Nerve benefited me. I was very ‘Wk “ml ‘““ down and had headaclwi “¢3"lY ¢"°’y

' ft faint away.

daiilinggorlgg that sometime

would never come out of one of them.

Aft” raking three boxes of gm pills I

i- nilils "AI only fi-:ii is that pro- ‘Tillie *O P11500 E<l\\'l1l`d IS1a“d"iBoai'il of Trade had a meeting if am glad to relate that it s been a

ii s: y I ‘ »‘ - .Cl-ti..iii.-ts iii lnith coiiiitries may SOIYIBUIUIZ I\"l0l`€ U11!!! the half `109-flonly to sliow 'that it is still alive.

_,_,ns,,,,.,_ l_,__l,,__ln__, _,,l,l,,,t __,,_,,h,,,-,_~_;llil,;_c_; is in-overbially better than' iiolTO CURE'*_;-J COLD _IN ONE DAY l“'@"* Of “"‘l"*“‘”'_ ‘f‘ “ ““ __“_ _ ,_ _ _ _ _ l 'rake LAxA'i‘-Iva Bnoiiio Qnininc llls 1"-‘Wh Us "a“ Il" "“‘(`d "f R l"_“' _ _ ‘ _ _ 1 `abIets. Druggists refund money if ¢_._.Cgg.,p if-pifii is now so rapidlyslip-,schedules othr-i than those respect-lit falls to c,,,.B_ E_ w_ GR0vE.S ping iiivny from them." lille! C0211 We hf1\'0 li*-U0 i“l»0l`0St i“`GROVE’S signature is on each box.

I-Iohiiiit' this uttitiule tri\vni‘d pro-_this Province. We trust. that as tlie_25c. `

'tctrioii :uid towiiril i‘ecipi'ocity, Dr. , ,UNF OF THE IETTERQ

__\ll,,.l»l,all_ ln llll. ,\1.,ntr.,-rrf smmiai-(1,_representatives iii _I"nrIiament willl ' RECEIVED BY PHOWSE B“OS__ ibulilislies n viirorous and trciicliai\tlS€@ t0 If ‘hilt the lntcfcsts of the LTD., CHARLUTTIQTIOWN.

-. lr l. ~ r ~¢r,i_1y ;S_~rrn.\,(}ar<Ieii Proviiice are not forgotten. --

~ v ~ sl '\ lfiilld Ill Iiliiiciiiiiihdll‘riisidciit of`tbelwilh 9' fall' 1`U(`iD\`0CiW I-1`9HtY thiS`Dc‘M Si.rS:_ _ 1)RI'('('TIbT i Q A I ’ - ' 1 ' Island should beconie a market gar- I 'muse with pleasure .tha.t you

J. G. .lA'VlltSON

liwiiiiil bi- iiunou-. to the ‘Nova .Scotia

With the pulp tinibei and inineial

reciprocity negotiations go on oui'

.D‘>11\lYU"“ l"‘1‘l """‘\“‘“Y' m “hmh _ - are about to adopt the ‘cash-one

In 'eiirizliii' Mr. I‘Ii‘.iiiincr had argued ex-.dell fo" 3- "ew *md l"`0htal’1‘_5 market- price system," and I wish to con-

, _'lions-tively thot free trade in coal APG Our rcpreseiitativcs alive to this grntulate you on your business enter-.

' " ”’°" ' _ . _ ~ . - rmpor-tam frrrt? prise iii taking this progressive step.

fort se

lmc~thoil`! And as to the smoky con-I ‘ut the Iiighci- price he rejoins, “Can- ‘iiiliuiis who deserve better and cheap- 'cr ronls could not lic fui'iiisIied with ‘ai i<ti'oiigc_»r uigliineiit in favor of sonic iiieiisure by which these desir-

lablc supplies' iiiight _be obti.iiried.” _As to a i~er:iproi-ity treaty being o. _termiiiable ni'r:iiii:e'meiit, l`ii‘. Mac- lI’Iiail'reiiiiiiils Mr. Pliiriiiiier that a

lsystoin of piotrctioii is also aterm- iiiiiblv i\rr:1ii;:oiiir‘iit, "tIi0ii;'li those who most by it are the last to apprr-Iieiid that simple fact.”

l Iii aiiotlier purt of his letter lir. _Maeldinil rciiiinds Mr. I’Iuminer that

l“c<iiiip11i'utiveIy few persons in Van- lailn care wiictlier the Dominion Coal |(‘0iiipmi_v sells its pi‘odiict in the Uni- ted States or not. Tliey care as lit- tle for the iutr-i'ei'ts of the Doniinioii

(‘oiil Company as the Dominion Coal

,(`ompa.ny cared for the individual lslmi~eIiolilei's of the llomiiiiori Iron _mid Steel (‘onipaiiy, when it repiidi- »nt.r‘iI its contract and liroiiglit many

ruin. If Mr. I‘lunimer would frce his mind from the delusion that his coin-

' puny, or any other company, for the

it is so iiiucli beloved, he would then be ready to start fair in his contest with the people of Cuiiada who want chi-up coal rind think that reciproci- ty ivoiilii give it, to them."

The coal qiicstiiiii is a vitnl ono

here in Prince lidward Island, lie-

“The Ideal Drug Store-that's our

aim, to be the one most. perfect in all i'r-sprr-ts. We wimt to have your conihleiice so that you will bring your Doi.-tors prescriptions and other receipts herc to be filled. Try us. The IvlaeKiunr>n Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent. Streets. drtf. `

Comforts-snaps at Beer (D.

Weeks. ~ 1 i-14drtf

'ri-is LINE 01-* PATENT i.ioA'i‘H- im sicifrs THAT voU oAN rirrr iiiiinri Fon as CENTS wiLL nn- Liorrr vor. HAVE A Lo0K A'r 'rim i*RE'i"rY oNi<is IN o0iviBiN- no BLACK AND limi EFFECTS. moonrl & ivieLiiioD. 11-21<1tI.

__ __ _ __ ________ __________ ______-a____-_.-.._e.

No. 29 Charlottetown

Goodi for

Young Ladies' Bermuda Island, New York City and

Piano Voting Contest. .

Not good

Guardian’s ,,,,;"§'.,,,,

Ten Votes

Trim neatly for filing purposes

Ll.

M.»¢»..................-...........................»

-l /\ddress........................Districl...._.....-..-~.....-~-»~»---

If presented at The Guardian Ohice before: the above date.

After all, it is with the benefits I was greatly alarmed, as my whole

that 'Phe (plarriian and the home hand and arm to the elbow became people of this Proviiicc are chiefly a"(;,_(?:VPln;“gsei;nq“'%°; b?;‘_‘)cdh _ _ _ _ _ ., . _ l _ _

eoirrciiicd. .But ue have reason to ,,0lS,,,,lng_ The palm was dl-eadlul _believe from their letters 'to us that and I was forced to leave off my

work and go home.

i wuiiirs invicr A _io wuiiirii

TAKE GIN PILLS

'I`vNi1sii>i=: P.0., ON'i‘.

“I received your sample of GIN

PILLS and after using them, I felt so iiiucli better flint I got a box :it my driiggist's, and now I uni hiking the tliird box. _

The pain across my back mid kidneys

has :iliiiost entirely goué und I ani better tlinii I have been for years, I was a great sufferer from Rheiiinatisin but it lizis all left mc. Instrongly advise :ill woincii, who suffer from Pain Iii The Bark :iiid \\'cuk Kiilneys, to try GIN 1’ILL.S`. Mus. T. Hsiiius.

'I`li<nis:.iid.~= of ivonicii, right here in

Cniimlii, owc ilicir roliiist lieiiltli, their siroiigtli iiuil \ i_0_'or, Llirirliriglit eyes and rosy cliecks- io GIN I’l LLS, And they know that GIN PILLS will cure the Kidney and lilmldcr Troubles with which so iiiniiy woinen suffer.

Do just as Mrs. Harris did--first,

write for n free sample box of (IIN PILLS mid try the-iii. Then, if they do you good, _iget the rcg'i'il.'ir 5oc boxes at your flinlci-`s. Your riinney promptly iifiiiifleil if GIN PILLS fail to give i'i~Iicl`. .\'nfi0:mI Iiriig and Chemical "-- Dent. I’ If. _’l`0ront0. 56

“The wound on the knuckle had

been poisoned through the dust and ldirt about the furnaces and boilers. I then decided to start the Zam-link itreatment, and having first bathed the cut, 1 applied the healing balm. It soothed the pain almost instant- ly, and by the next day there was ia, great improvement. In a week’s tiine‘ through perseverance with Zani-Bulul a complete cure was brought about. '

Scores of similar cases could be,

quoted, and the wisest precaution is to keep a box of Zam-Buk handy and apply it immediately a cut, or burn, or bruise is sustaiiied.

Zum-Buk will also be found it sure cure for cold sox-cs, vhappcd lian<ls,l frost bite, ulcers, eczema, bI0nrI-p0i- son, varicose- sores, piles, scalp sores, ringivorm, inflamed patches, babies’ eruptions and chapped pIaces,i cuts, burns, bruises and skin injuries generally. All drugglsts and stores sell. at 500. box, or post [ree from Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, upon receipt of price. Refuse imitutions and sub- stitutcs.

Lounges and Coaches

Care ofthe Little 0nes

During tlic cold damp weather of

full and winter it is necessary that proper care slioulcl be taken of the cliildreii’s footwear, so that they iiiny be lirouglit up strong, healthy men and woiiieii. In this line we excel with fit and workmanship and the price of Our Own Make :ire 65c to $i.o5 for children, Miss- es, Sgc to $i.55, and youths' and boys' $1 .30 to $2.50 per pair.

The Daisy Rubbers and over-

shoes for fit and durability,

off Bros

at Extraordinary Prices

_ ` We are offering sensa- tional values iii lounges and couches in this great “Final Clean Out Sale” of furniture. Every art- icle has got to go.

Yoii’ve never had :i

better buying chance or you never will have a better cliaiice to buy high grade furniture at the cost of cheap, trashy goods.

number of years Since I have had a fainting spell and scarce.lY have ia headache. Too much C2l1n0l UC 9;; “ raise of Milburn’s Heart and crve Pills for in me they have eHected 2 PU* feet cure."

Price 5oc. per box. 01' 3, I0' 52-25- At all dealers or mailcd_direct 011

receipt of price by The T. Milburn C9-» Limitcd, Toronto, Ont.

1_......_...i_._._i---

of paying cash for their goods. Why should the iiiun, or woman who al- ways pnys ciisli down, he obliged to pay foi‘ the szilniius of hook-keepers. the losses on hook accounts and all

For this really is what it amounts to, since thc iiirrchuiit, doing busi- ness on the credit system, must ad- vance his priie in order to leave a margin of profit to cover all these expenses. 'l`liis being so it does not take very niiich insight to See how the cash buyer has everything to gain and nothing to lose by trading at a cash store.

'I‘lien the credit system encourages

extravagancc, and is the direct cause of many families living above their means. For this reason the cash sys- tem should come as a boon to the families who are having a struggli- "to make both ends meet," only to find those ends growiiig farther apart. People will iiiid that it is rarely a'liariiship to wait till they have the cash to piiy forthe things they really need, und by so doing get the benefit of the vei‘y iiidcli rc- diire_d prices. Tliey will be surprised to find how much further their dol- Inrs will go irheii they let the cash system solve their financial problems.

for the custom of marking nl;

prices in order that a discount may be taken 05, it is uiibusiiiesslike and out-of-date. Of course an unscrupul- ous seller can take advantage of a l)UY€\‘_\\'ll0 _is ignorant of the custom, or too timid to ask foi‘I the discount but certainly the customerhns noth- mg ll" 1050 by n change to the more up-to-date oiir--price s\'stein_ That the one-price 2-,ash System l.

better for the iuerelmnt as well fr; for his ciistoiiiriz-i is obvious fron; the fact- that Pl‘\>i1rc14si\'e firms ever '- Where “ff Mlfillfiillir ir. And one lid' but t0 boint to the aliuost piionoiiii ciiiil success of the pionginrs of the Hysiciii in other countries to ll.-Ove tliat it is a firm foundation on which to build a. successful business _ And last, but not least, by mlrrpt. ing the one-price rash system you are iueetiiig the foreign mail order lioiisrs on “their own ground " Ever patriotic Islaufler must deplore thxé S1‘"(ll"iZ of money abroad for ai-tic) wliicli could be purclizired just eg s:itisfactr>i‘ily from the local incrcll-E ants. But the growth of the forcii.-n mail order business will never lie checked by our iiierchants sittin down and grnmblirig about hit. I bei? "°‘@ U}@_ Only way in which rin.. Cilllllletition can be satisfactorily meg is by H. prompt Cllanlle of business methods which will enable the home incrchnnt to succcssfiilly compete wit.h the prices of the foreign houses and that without the buyer having to waste time and pntiencc in bang. 0l`il'|l§ with the siilcsninn. All this I lim Kliul to sec you are fIoinl;_ _OHV People are siircivd and business- like and oure they rcali'/c that tliev Can get ns mind, or bcttrr value for

HB n l. 0 0 ~ 25 cenlg,

Direct Route to Boston `

Last Sailing for Season. ‘

Tuesday 29ih November.

For Hawkesbury, lhlihx and Boston

T. NICOLL

Agent, Charlottetown.

in-26i|ri|iff

Included in this saving

of lounges :ind couches are all tlic very finest materials. 1

Lounges

$6 50 for $4.00 7.00 for 4.50 7.50 for 5.00 9.00 for 6.00

Couches

7.00 for 4. 50 7.50 for 5.00

iiiriiii wii_ioiir

fl*"~“ _ --wu` 0 AT 1.oo EACH. ooivi

H r-Ann wrrri Mosr i.zs Lmss.

PAINTING

Bring in your sleigh and have it painted before the ` rush. Have yours done now and be all ready by the time your neighbor begins to think about it. We guarantee you satisfaction.

FRED. C. WALLER

203 Kent St.

9- id6mpd

the other expenses of a credit systeinfhi '

Phone 96 Navy, Cadet Victoria Brown, l/Vood

Row late, Biirgzind

Ch’town Blcriot Blue,

stock.

Real llygraide Broadcloth Twelve New Shades

Crows Blue, Navy Blue, Clear

Plenty of black always in

NOTE-Suits made to order andainade t_0 lit in

one week, no disappoiiitiueiit by ourladies' tailor.

_f_ ` i rin: iiouse or quAi.i1'ir. l

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Phone 96 Vi ctoria Row C h'town

Blue, Snuff Brown, Choco- y, Cecil Blue, Sage Green,

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their money at home, while in addi- tion they have the 'privilege of a personal selection of the goods, you will have nothing to fear from the foreign houses.

Assuring you that you have the ap-

proval of the people in tliir district, I am

Yours truly,

“An excellent range of really fas-

hinnnble, \vel_I made, nicely finished shirts, with soft 0r stid bosoms, at- tached 0r separate ouffs. Regularly $1.25 tto $1.50, but selling for 871:. at H. H. Br0wn’s, Queen Street.

11~22d2ir1l.

"STANF'IELD‘S UND E R W E A R.

CAN BE BOUGHT AS CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPIER THAN ANYWHERE ON P. E. I. UR IN CANADA. ASK FOR THEIR PRICES. l"A'I'ON'S.

11-19dt!.

NEW LINEN COLLARS FOR LAD-

IES, THE PRETTIEST DESIGNS IN EMBROIDERY-2 FOR 25c AND 25 CENTS EACH. MOORE & Mc- LEOD. 11-Zldtf.

Burnt wood at Beer VD.

Weeks. 1 1 - i 4drtf sion 'run Nnw o0A'rs THAT wa orran You-sivrAn'r-ur 'ro 'ri-in MiNu'rn New coops N01- osran- ien iN ANY ornsn s'r0in<i IN 'r0wN. Moons s. Mchnon.

11-iziriu.

Mews oL0'm1Ns-FAsni0NAn- Ln AND UP 'ro DATE-HAND FIN- isnnn AND Paurscr Fi'r'i‘iN0 AT raowsn Biios. urn. 11-ian.- siea 'run LINE or 0000 wAm_/i wsu. MADE ouiurs 'run ws orrnn Y U _

MOORE & MCLEOD. 11-21dtf.

Blankets-amps at Beer (ll

Weelil. ll-Milrff

W OFFER A LINE OF HAIR

PINS ALL SIZES, 12 PACKAGES FOR 5 CENTS. COMPARE WITH WHAT YOU ARE OFFERED EVERY WHERE AT 2 CENTS PER PACK- AGE. MOORE & McLEOD. 11-21dtf.,

"Ewell sweaters with big toll col-

lars, come In silver gray, green and crimson. The blggostnnd warmest sweater in town. It's 0 big handful at the price and made from pure wool. $2.80,83.00, $8.50. Paton’¢ Paton's. 11-21681.

‘.'N0w is your opportunity, to se- cure a really high grade fancy shirt. regularly priced at $1.25 to $1.50 for ' only 87c. We’re overstockerl and want you to help us get rid 0i_a few, 1-1. H. Brown, The Young Mens Man, 11-22(l2ll'll.

“Windowphame" at Brel' 'n

Weeks, ll-l4drlf

THIS STORE SELLS MANLOVEB IRISH LACE THREAD-THE SORT

THAT MOST STORES OFFER YO? Fon ‘ io CENTS-HERE ATM CENTS PER SPOOL. MOORE & 0* LEOD_ 11-Zldtf.

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_ Beer fl). Weeks. ll-|4d\`lf

New A dvert

Grand Cutter

AND

Sleigh Opening

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W. Grant & C0°5» 85 Queen,St-

Tuesday Nov. 22nd-

at 8 o'cIocli p- m»

Band in Attendmcv

lnvfttfl to

The public are ¢!.0\'dl°l:7c__m" and

inspect our new stock 0 t slefghs, consIstln¢ °f “ll tm designs of ‘8°“°l°"'i°“" driver: dum mtmiliitelx-it 'pneiiilimiisilubi/:rlliiil "W" sea driving slelghl. ,rg Manufaetund by ¢h° bnilomgdthe

in Canada and !lll\'°“t°'; 1, ‘ml l,¢ but goods obtainable. 1*

convinced.

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_ "0ur_$1.25 shirts are one of _our

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