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1 Ninety-nine out of every hundred
,doll-irs spent- for elastic and spring
Erusses might about as ivoll he thrown
way.
*Ulose toten million dollars a years- -
in this country alone -.is practically
_wasted on such coiitruptioii.-i_
Probably nine ruptured people out of
ten are victims of worthless make-
shifts-
And all simply because nine sufferers
out of ton trust to it iiiere tr_v~on or
hn.§t_\' exaniiniition instead of first niuk-
ing a thorough test.
A More Try-on ls a Snare
4. You can't possibly toll iinything about
truss or zinvthin i-hw for iu itun-
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ierely by trying it on. _
_ A truss or -so-1'i\lle<l "uppliani-e" inuv
seein alright at first iuiii aftcrwurd
prove utterly wot thless_
The only way in the world you i-:iii
make sure of exactly what _\'ini're get-
ting is by making n tliorough sixty day
test witlicut having to risk any uioiicy
The Only Tliinl Good Fnough
To Stand a 60-Day Trst
There is only one thing of any kind
for rupture that you c-.iii get on sixty-
duys trial-
Only one thing good cnmigh to stand
such a long and thorough test-
That is our guaruntecil rupture hold-
er
We'll make n giiarantoeil rupture
holder especially for your raisfe-iiialcv
it to yourineas\ii'i».iiiiil let you tiy it
sixtv days-
\\`e`ll nratrtlclilly lend it to you that
long-without asking _vim to risk ii i-i-~_ut
-just to let you see for _voiirs¢\lfln»\\'
it takes all the inisory out of bi-ing rup~
turi-d.
lf' it doesii`t keep your rnpturc from
coming out or bothering you in any
way. no mutter how hard you work or
strain it’ it doesift prove every 1-lziiui
we make- thou you can si-_nd it but-k
and it \\'on't roi-it you a. single cent.
Made on N-nv Princinle
This guaranteed rupture holder-the
fauious f`luthe Aiitoinativ Min-iugiiig
Trmoi-is so utturly ilitfcront from
everything else for rupture that it has
received eighteen separate patents. It
is far more than just ii truss. Mudeon
an absolutely new principle.
Unlike everything olso, it is sclf-re-
gulatiug. self' adjusting-~iiistaiit\y and
automatically protects you Hlruillid
every oemig so your rupture caiftposs-
ibly be forced out.
  
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Aiidiii addition to this constant hold-
ing. it prcytdqs the only way ever dis-
covered 'fbi' 'overcomingtho weakness
which is the realcauso of rupture.
.lust how _it does thnt°entirely aut-
omatically-is all explained in the free
book which the coupon beow will
bring you.
No Belt -No Leg-Straps-No Springs
The Cluthe Triiss does away entirely
with the curse of belts. lag stra s. -and
springs. People who have trieil) it say
it is _as comfortable as their clothing
Anil it is water-proof-will hold in the
hath. Also perspiration-proot` and easily
kept clean.
Will Save You From Uperation
This guaranteed rupture holder has
so thoroughly proved its merits in near. |
ly 300.000 cases that many physicians
iiizill partsof the world now rec'in-
mend it instead of advisiiiig operation.
_ it has such u reiiinrkali y strengthen-
ing and beneficial effect that it has coin
pletcly curi-d hundreds and hundreds of
people whose czises seeini-d almost hope-
USS.
The Things We Tell in Our Boch
There :ire so niuiiy niistakeii ideas
nlmut rupture that we liuve talieu the
tiuic io suui up in ai book all we havi-
leziriied during forty ye:u'.~i of i-.\pi»ri-
(‘lll`(‘. '
This remarkable liook-clotlrlioiind.
iiii pages. 20 cliupters. and ‘Bri photo-
graphic illiistiations---is full of factii
iiovt-i‘ before put in print.
It deals with rupture in all its forms
and stages.
It sliows the dangers of operations
lt exposes tho hiunluig "appliunri=s,'
“xiii-tliod_~i," "plush-ri~a_" v_t1'_, and sl\o\\'s
how iflil-fusliioiicil vlustic ti'\i.=s¢s ure
iiiii.~iqiioi'i\tlod imdor false und niisload-
ing nanu~s_
It sliows why \\'<-ariiig elastic or
spring triissoi; is ulinost sure to sliorten
your life.
And it tells about the famous Clntlie
Autoiiiutii: lliussagiiig 'Truss-liow s'ui-
ple it is-how it ends coiistuiit expense
-how you win try it sixty days witlioiit
liaviiuz to risk u penny, :intl how little
it <'ost_~1if_you keep it.
Also gives ori-_r 5.000 voluntary on
doi~si~ineuts t'roiii lwiiutited and cured
people.
Send for this book to-day- don't put;
it off- the iiiinutc it takes to write for
it may free _vnu from troulile for thc
rest of your life. Simply uso the coup-
on or just say in ii letter “Send me
your book."
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l Box l03~ CLUTHE COMPANY I
|25 East 23rd St NEW YORK CITY
Send __nie your li`ree liook and
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And Stop Hair From Falling
Pariszm Sige Hair Tonic “fill Make'-Any Pei'sc.n‘s Hair
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Give Piirisian Rage a chiiiim-_ to
drive evi-ry particle ot disgustiiig dan-
drutl from your hair.
Give it it chance to soak into the
hair roots and stun the hair from
falling out.
You won’t be sorry if you do-you’ll
he dnridriifl dirty all your lifn if you
don't. ..
And when you get n bottle ot Pur-
isirin i-Inge you are not throwini: any
money away, beizniisis it is guiirrmteed
to eradicate ilundriiii; to st-in falling
hair and itching scalp in two weeks
or money buck.
lt is ii dye and dom not contoii.
poisonous lend; ll you think leuil that
uolorii the hair is safe to use ask
your doctor or druggist.
Parisian Sage kills tho (lnndriifl
germ because of its peculinr power to
get to the roots of the heir; right.
where tho germs thrive and multiply.
our insides kiiuiig um gi-rms f it
supplies noiirifilinwiit; to the hair,
stops it from fallirfr, out, und cxiufiei-1
it tn grow thick mul luxurinut.
Parisian Sage is it iizost delightful
bnir dresniiig, not ut.icl<y nr grr:isy.A
liiriie bottle for only .'50 cents ut drup-
gists, department. stores, nnil toilet
goods nouiitivrs evci'ywlini'e. (loo. E.
Iiuglins, giuirnntces it..
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An Appeal to'
Your Taste
New shades and nnt-
terns in Neckwear appeal
to every man, and espec-
ially now, at the beginn-
ing' of cold weather?
A new stock has just
arrived at this store, and
the rich warm lliades,and
new patterirs will surely
strike you just right.
The pepiiiiisnipe for mi
and Wfipiyg wear will be ibi-
opeu Giuhfultahapeio show
a spread below the collar
opening. -
_ :i_|y¢.5ii¢, is si_.an.
D, iv¢ii»ii».'..-ti em."  Wanted W
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r "Fall stytes are ready and we
`,would like to show you what we can
- do in the way of shoeing the children.
which to choose. God Bros. 10-21 Mtf
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Price from $2 75 to 6 oo per pair
Price from i 75 to 4 ooper pair
Price from $1 (roto 5 oo per pai
_~'-_It vm to buy in f-N' P'°“”°°
--Harry Hunter, of Alberton. and
Mrs. Hunter are visiting ln Bout-011
_nina Violet Gay of Summerslde,
"spent the week end in Charlottetown
-J.
-Mrs. Patk. Doyle and family have
returned to Suinmerslde to live alter
5 two years absence in Maine.-J.
--Miss Jennie Walsh, who has been
visiting her old home in S\1mm0l'-
side returned to Boston Saturday
morning.-J.
-Percy Pickles formerly of Sum-
merside who has been employed in the
power house in Summerside left for
Moncton Friday morning.-J.,
-Mrs. W. H. Harding and Miss
Mary Harding oi’ Green-mount have
been spending is fcw days with triendu
in Summerside.-J.
_--
-Hon. J. 'W. Richards, Bideford,
left Saturday morning by the Em-
press for Ottawa to attend the ses-
sion ot parliament. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Richards.-J. '
-Miss Emma Bearisto formerly of
the stall of R. 'l‘. Holman & Co,
Utd, Suiniueri-iide, left Saturday
morning by the Empress for liynn,
Mass.-J. .
-Before leaving the Island Rev. W.
M. Field, sold his beautiful block
our year old driving horse to Fred
itzsimmons of Wilmot for u flue
nm.-J. '
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-The Empress arrived in Sum-
merside on Saturday night at 9.45.
th" haul forty passengers going and
21 :1»t.irn ng, Her outward cargo con-
si 'ft/il ct viglit- hundred bags ct po-
tatoes six hundred liners of outs, sev-
en lnindrcd cases eggs and two ours
of mixed freight. The inward cargo
was two cars of freight.-J.
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-'I‘he Ladies Auxiliary No. 2 en-
tertained tlie meuibiirs of the A. O.
H., in St. Pauls Hall, t-lummerside,
on Ii‘ri<li1y evening in the form of ii.
J0int meeting and social. The Presid-
nt Mr. McCu1logh presided uni in
he A. O. H. Bros. J. Milligan oc-
upied the chair. All were delighted
with nn even-Ing well spent.-J
~G. W. M. McLaficrty. Halifax; W,
I. Mcl)oui;all, Mon-treal; Chester Mc-
Clure, Charlottetowu; J. F. Addy,
St.. John; James Hollornn, O’Leary;
J. L. Heath, Toronto; registered at
the Queru Hotel, Sunnnersiile, hc-
tween l0 Saturday (after the ur-
rlval of the Eiiiprcss) and 9,30 the
pre'/ions evening.-J,
-P. 0- Hodgson. Loudon; England;
W. R. f). Bowie, Montreal; W. H.
Dobson, Montreal; 'l‘. Conway, Mon.
treaii 'r. Baker. iuunueai; R. "r,
TBYIOT. Moncton; John H. Coles,
Gslt. Out; R. Matthews, 'roronto;M,
Jarvis, Toronto; registered at me
Clifton House, Summerside, between
19 Sefufdily evening oiirer the or-
rival of the l<)iripres.=;) and 9_3() the
previous evening.-J.
2fMacKinuon’s Condition Powders
are used and recommended bv all
stool? rnisers and farmers. They _build
up thc general condition of the nn,
mal, increase the appetite, ,md diggs.
tion and makes the coating fine and
sleek. A large package, price 25C,
The McKinnon Drug C0., Corner Gt.
Ge0rge and Kents Sta. Mtf,
MR. LORIMER WILL
UNDIJRGO OPERATION.
CllI(_‘-AGO, Ill., Nov. 14-William
liririiiior, former United States Sena-
tor for Illinois, must undergo nn im-
mediate operutioii for appeiidicitis.
Thi! was decided at ii. conference of
physicians today.
Mr. _Lorimer was stricken Sunday.
although he has been ill fn health
more than a year. It is thought
possible that the present crisis may
have been caused indirectly by the
automobile accident of last summer.
Since his expulsion from the Senate
Mr. Lorlmcr has been worlging bard
in his bank, it ts said. The nervous
strain of the two long hearings and
the close application to his liiisiness
have lowered his vltul ty consider-
ably.
PETER. LYALL DEAD.
MoN'rnmAr., Nov. 14-rem Lynn,
one of Oanadn's biggest contractors,
died suddenly this morning. He had
erected many ot the biggest private
and public buildings in the country.
Mr. Lynll was one ot the most out-
standing figures in the civic life ol
Montreal and did much to bring ab-
out the establishment ot the board
ot control at the city hull. He was ii
member of the board of trade, n.
director oi the Citizens' Association.
president of the Western Hospital und
the Protestant Hospital for the In.
anno at: Verdun. Ha had been presi-
dent at the Montreal Caledonian Sn-
cicty onnd of the Reform Club.
 `  l _LANoAs'i‘s.°n's PROPOSAL. - must: lpeolnpany user. and five per
charge twenty-tive dents
-The tuners] ot the late James F
McNutt Darnley, will take place this
afternoon at 2 o'clock.J.
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-Tha Morning Daily Guardian ca...
be obtained at 'l2l1l0rt:y's Tonaorla)
Parlors, Bummenide.
-To let, Room on second floor,
brick block, Water Street, Summer-
side. J. A. Brace. 11-15M2ipd.
-H. Clarki, Agent, will be glad to
receive all news, advertising and
subscriptions in Afberton and viola-
ity. His oflice phone No. ia 7.
-Subscribers should renew ia weeli
or two before tha time they have
paid for has expired end thus not.
miss an issue. as all papers ure dis-
continued promptly on expiry date.
-Mrs. Olive Lendoir of St. Step-
hen. Vice President ot' thc' llcbekali
Assembly, will visit Maple Lent,
Lodge, No. 13 on 'Puesdayi evening.
All the members are reqnestezl to be
present. ll-l8M2ipd.
-For solo, a fewt prurs of Pure Bred
Imported Flemish Giant: Rabblte-all
unusually large and prolific species.
Suitable for fox ranches. Address
Box, 75 Surnmerslde, P. E. I.
11-15Mti'.
-'I‘lie steamer Kilkecl is discharg-
ing H cargo- of Inverness screened Coal
for lt. T. Holman, Limited. People
requiriiig_coal should place their or-
deru promptly with Holmun's.
ll-18ME1i.
--Miss Hazel Morse, agent in J.
C. Jardine’s Bookstore, Water Bt.,
will be glad to receive all news, ad-
vertising and subi-icrlptzions in Sum-
inerside and vicinity. Iier oflioe
phone is 45-1 and residence phone
26.
-Many Giiardinn readers will learn
with regret of the death of James F.
ti;-moon at his home in Darnlcy. He
had been in his usual health until
Thursday afternoon last when he suf-
fered a soniewhait severe tall oil fi
lediler in one of the iiutliuildings. Al-
though considerably shaken up he
did_iiot appear to have sustained any
serious injury and was about as usu-
al during the remainder of the even-
ing antl retired at his usuiil hour.-
During the night it was observed
that he was suderiug somewhat from
the' shock. On Fridsv morning he was
quite il1~nnd although all that was
possible was done for him he sank
gradiinlly uutil he passed away about
tour o'c1ock Saturday afternoon. The
late Mr. McNutt was o most es-
timahle citizen, a kind, genial and
coinpanionable rncighbor and friend
and highly esteemed in the commu-
nity. He was eighty years of nge
and leaves to mourn three sons,
GcorgeB., Robert F. and Peter, all
of Dsrnley, also two brothers, Hon,
Peter McNuLt and Francis McNutt,
both of Charlottetown, the only sur-
viving members of a family of eight
brothers and sisters. His wife, for-
merly Miss Annie Bearisto predeceas-
ed him by about eight iuonths. To
the bereaved i'cl.ii.ivi;-. t..i.- tiiuiriiian
tenders sincere sffni; athy.
"‘Therc'e no better preparation for
improving the general condition oi
horses nu-11 cattle than International
Stock Food. This is used hy all lcad-
ing farmers and stock rnisers ou the
American continent :uid is praised by
everyone who uses lt. We are showing
e. fine display” here noiv and can give
you best prices. Stiull in and tool:
over the showing. Y'I‘hc 'l‘wo Macs.
mctt.
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it is Said, will now seek to amend
the Criminal code ro as to provide
that: anyone iirtfmiilgntliig or seekliig
to iiiuke o;icrn.tive the “Nc Teziit-re"
Motu Proprio ou any other owelcslss-
tical decree iiiirportiirg to override
civil law shall be guilty of an indict-
able offense.
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marriage bill E. A. Lancaster, M. 1'.
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This is thi: season to look out for ' ~  H  " _,  inf? ll,'“,§.i'5li"i§.°r:',,..| " _
y0ur feet Illini to' tgiliie 'biirbi ml newb ildmz isnt; suitable tor dwelling
' . _ ,_ iiirttfwz |0*¢"- '  *MU fi nnuu geralatofe ur dwelling' and druir-
TI-Y lt! ful' $1 ral-t' of High 0|' »_;,*'."\ alaara‘iiieair{alalir¢¢i£l:_4’iIi;,'§1f\;l;° store. ur part cuisrs write or ni ply to
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Special october overcoat Values
OVERCOAT "DIME IS TIERYS and we are ,here with the
largest and most desirable stock of overcoats ever shown by 11s at the be-
ginninglnolltlielwinter season. And you cau‘t emplinzise the 'word Quality g
l too much in these October offerings. No matter whit you select here from a _
raincoat at $4 oo to a fur coat at $8 5.00, you are al-.rays sure of the utuloist
quality for your money. It’s quality that counts witli us, first, _last and _ al-
ways and tliat’s why it’s so true oi this store that, quality considered, prices _
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`ril1:u’s0vercoatS$5_90 i
Made imma heavy warm English
Tweed of nice nppearmice, showing
stripe patterns. Prussian collar style, 50
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‘ iMen’s0vercoats $5.96 ‘I ,
Ml‘fN'S CHES'l`l3RIi`lEl.D OVER- '
COAT. 44 inlchcs loii1g,thniiade; f‘roui_ tu 
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e]d:fc\1e1vl§;;1l1ar?mb0dy linings :if strong - i~.crc<_loiig, twilled Italian body lining,
Italian, sizes 36 to 44. _ ‘ Gil ¥1\l0I`~"~l~ S17-es 36 t0 44 ,
Men’s W
  y gvmoais 7,00 ‘ lVlen’s0vercoals15.00
Highest tailoring excellence. This
Y0““i’§ M655 Twefd °V*`fC°”'t‘3 made 'coat is iiiade from an ALL wool imported
. fl'0U1f3Sl1i0““ble 28 07" *Weeds* Smgle melton, tailored in the newest senator
brE1\Sl'2l1. P\'\155l0\1C01l1U'» _*trail 0" Sleeve' style, 50 inches long with vent lu back
dllfillllf llflliall b°dY 1l’1‘"i~f~*~ Te” pa” |` band fcllcd collars and padded shoulders
tcrus to choose froiii, Sizes 35 to 44. Sims 36 to 46_
ll/len’s overcoais 9.00 Boys’ tlvercoats 2.75
A Doulile lireastcd iilstoriiizirlc from Bow, overcoat tailored hi n mat
9' heavy 28 O7" t."V°ed`mdark'grey Shia-de' ru"rl model with velvet collar that hut- _
Sl owing ‘I hcmng bonfiislmpe  fm’ ous close around neck The material is
has coiivcilo collar whn, may r. _>1it- he Viet dom' Brass buttons. and Wen
toned close at iieci: or worn open. Sizes med Sly eq to Ht 2 to 4 years of age_
36 to 4.-i ` ' `
Meii’sovercoatsi0.00 BUYS' 0V¢l°C“3lS 3-90
'  , Made from :ihcavy weight freiz
M°"""1l““"`e" °l°lh °V€}`C°al' "mle cloth this uiakes an excellent cofit fo
"mu Q g_°°‘l ‘l_‘"1l"Y hnghsh B°"‘V¢"' winterwczir. Iris tailored in the slna
, Clof-lb tml°f°‘l‘“lhF "ew 5@°“t°r 5tYle» breuslczl fly front style velvet collg
_5oniclic:=loii'g,\'cnti11lmck,velvetcollar, Size., to M how 1-mms to I5 yemsb
gool body linings, sizes 36 to 46. nga '
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Boys tlvercoats 4.25 1
The Red River Cont' Made from ‘|
blue liluclc Mnikiiiaw cloili, soft' an ,*
yvnriii, seiiiiis me piped, and I-lie hoo l
:uid body are liiu-'d with red flannel. A
elf collar buttons clo_scat neck. Sizes '
i Men’s0vercoatsi2.00
We have ii large rouge of patterns
iii this popular pi'iccilovei'cout. All thc
new twecdcffccls and al:-'oblnck beaver
and iiicltoii cloths iii the new seiifitor
tylcs, 5o inclics long The tailoring is
- irst class in every respect. ' or ages 3 to ro years.
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