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Qnc filling i-... ifie vnfiz-r uinicr, giving you ifn- most protrction for your money. Avk your clmler the price of corn- ylr!» i’ wnnr protection for your c.;r this ziiuirr. (.‘.'\1/‘.E7l.".lI HATIONAY. cannon 60.. LIMIThI) Montreal Winnipeg FETONE ' ‘°° TORONTO Yfc "ifii-lt yurr orders for riihrr hulk ur bafxgcd Lime. . ‘i- ill. cm- zlzuj/Ya notice. iilanuiacturing 00., Ltd. Mnziu-ui IIinc Plant) John (‘no N. B. For the Man .Who flannel‘ Smoke At Work CIiFE M7:- nit .. . ;Y "BL ACKlTW-I-JT"I'CH EWI u o v ciairs. EEONOMIcAL. Q -4~:-c~~>':->:>':»->x>o.oa:»oc-oaaczczoeqqmm Western Guardian —SBEAII STIBL BUTCHER knives in stock at Bruce's. 9446~11.-2'l—3i at Binclairs. 0415-1148-- --MEN'8 POLICE BIACES only 20c pair at Sinclair's. 6404-1148-21. --I.0W PRICE and complete stock of bag nets, at Braces, Summerside. 8308-11-25-41. --.'i0 LADIES HATS IN Felts and Velvcts to clear $1.00 each at Sin- 9485-11-28-21 ’_-SEE THE SPECIAL shoe values srilmg $2.49 pair at Slnclairs. 9493-11-28-21. —REDECOIIA'I‘E FOR THE HOLI- DAYS-buy paint. etc., at Bruce's. 9481-11-28-2i. —MEN'S PEBBLE!) SPLIT Work Boot. a wonderful value $2.49 a palr, at Sinclars. 9493-11-28-21. --5 Ml-IN‘S ‘PWEED OVEBCOATS worth up to $20.00, selling, 810.95 at Sinclairs. 9485-11-28-21 —BUY BEAN, HIORTS. OILCAKE Cornmenl. cracked corn_ feed wheat. meat scrap, cod liver oil. at Bruce's. 8402-11-21-41 —FOR FALL AND WINTER FEED R-M. meat and milk for biscuit and klbblo, sold at Braces. 9481-11-28-21. -—SPECIAL VALUES in men's Mackinaw Coats l-S of! at Sinclair's. 9483-11-28-21. SPECIAL LINE OF FINE WOOL Dresses. Naiy Black and Pin stripe sizes 30 to M, regular $12.50 for $1.00 at Sinclairs. 0485-11-28-81 —GO0D SHOWING OF LADIES‘ Rat and Seal coats, also new ship- ment of Mountain Beaver and Grey Goat coats. lowest prices at Sinclalrs. 8485-11-28-21 —(YIIILDIIEN’S BLACK 0R brown Kd Lace Boots. izood weight, leather soles. sires 4 to ‘Iii, pair, $1.25. B. T. Holman Limited. 9487-11-28-21 —WOMEN’S OXI-‘ORDS and Strap shoes worth up to $3.15 clearing $2.49, a pair at Sinclair's. osoa-u-aa-zi.’ --.IAMES E. McNEILL. KENSING- TON, buying turnips every day. Highest price for best quality. 9482-11-38-21. --l0 DOZEN LADIES Pull Fash- ioned hose lsubstsndards» worth $1.05 to $1.95. while the lot lasts. only 98c at Sinclalrs. 9485-1l-28-2i -—SUBSTANI)ARDS IN WOMEN'S STORM RUBBERS In either cuban or low heel. sizes 21-’, to '1. per pair 49c. R. T. Holman Limited, 9487-11-28-21 -MEN'S DARK OVERCIIECK and Brown Plaid overcoats suitable for nny age. realbargain $19.75 at Sin- clairs. 9485-11-28-21 --WOMIJN‘S PATENT LEATHER SLIPPERS with strap and centre buckle, cuban heel and rubber top lift, sizes 2';- to 7. pair, $1.80. R. T. Holman Ltd. 0487-11-28-21 -—BOY‘S BROWN GRAIN LEATH- ER Blucher Cut Lace ivearing boots, panco or leather soles. sizes 1 to 5, per pair $1.95. R. T. Holman Limited -(‘.ARPE’|‘ SQUARES A1‘ BIG re- ductions. We are offerlniz balance of our stock of Wilton and Axmnster Carpet Squares at greatly reduced prices. You can save 25"; by select,- ing now. R. T. Holman Limited. 9487-11-28-2l -—WE ARE OFFERING very spec- ial values in Men‘s Overcoats. includ- ing some outstanding numbers at izreatly reduced prices. You can save money by selecting your Winter Coat now. R. T. Holman Ltd. 9487-1148411 —IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING purchasing a Fur Coat this Winter. why not take advantage of the spec- ial prces we are now quoting on La- dies Muskrat, Hudson Seal, Persian Lamb, Wench Seal and Mountain Beaver Coats. A complete stock to select from and at very special prices. R. T. Holman Limited. 848I-1l-28-2I —LAIIIEH' FULL - FASHIONED silk Hose. new shades and every pair perfect, per pair 81.00. 81.28 and 01.50. Substandard» in Full Fashioned Bill: Hose per pair 79c. All popular shades. 11.. T. Holman Limited. ' EYE , EXAMINATION ,., fitting aul IIFIMBI (than l!" u“ u. .1. MA non OPTUIITBIOT Olin Oonmtod Witt lCOATS, some with fur collars. heavy" ——lIOME KNIT SOCKS. Jw- raiiv-cioti-ls clearing $10.00 each at Sn-. "Holy Communion at ll a. m. and FHE i; I -n0|mr aancqus up roan-l Bedeque. I; Freetown, ‘I; Travellers} Rest. Minister J. W. A. Nicholson. ( —Z0 ONLY LADIES’ CLOTH‘ clairs. 9155-11-28-21 l -smviczs on sunuav In s1,’ Mary's Church. Summerside, will be':, Evensong at '1 p. m. At St. John‘: Church. St. Eleanors. service will be held at three o'clock in the after- noon. Rev. Mr. Phillips. of Alberton. will ofilclnte at all servlces.—S. —MR. LOUIS UBRYAN will be at I G R. MacQuarriee ofllce. Char- lottetown, on Monday Dec. 1st and days following and will purchase for cash all grades silver. red and cross fox pelts. 9470-11-27-41 —MEN'S MEDIUM FINE WEAR- mc. noows in Black or Brown Box Kip Blucher Cut Boots. soles nailed or sewed and rubber heels. sizes 8 t: l 10. per pair $2.69. R. T. Holman Lim- l‘ itgd, 9487-11-28-21 -MeNuroN MINISTER 1N1 SUMMERSIDE-Thc services in the; Summerslde Presbyterian Church, were conducted by the Rev. S. J.\ MacArthur. B.D.. 0f MOHCI-On. 0h Sunday, November 23. Large con-l, gregations listened to eloquent dis- courses. Mr. MacArthur, who is one ‘ of the most promncnt ministers in the Maritime Synod. began his min- p lstry on the Island in the formrrl Presbyterian Church of Bedcquc.‘ Many old friends took the opportun- ity cf good roads and good weather and drove in to hear him. The Rev. ‘ C. J. St. C. Jeans. Minister of Sum- mersidc Presbyterian Church, con- ducted Anniversary Services in the,‘ First Prcsbyteran Church, Moncton. preaching to large audiences at both diets of worship. A most notable: work is being done, at Moncton by; the Presbyterian concrcrntion. under ‘, the leadership of Mr. MacArthur. —-SI'F.AKS IIIGIILY 0F RUSSIA‘ -Ali.hough clad to be home 088i" on Prince Edward Island. Mr. Jamar H. Prichsrd, Jinn: as he is affcction- a ately called by his many frienrlnd speaks very favorably of the treat-‘ ment he received during his eleven months stay m the far eastern rc- aion of Siberia. His first day at home at Summerslde. Mr. Prichard ivn‘ kept busy answering the many mic"- tions put to him about his trip. Ml‘ Prlchard left here shortly helm" Christmas. and had his Chrstme" dinner on board the boat that took him to Japan. He went to Siberia at ernment to Instruct students in the mysteries of fox ranching, and nitcr a long and tedious Journey arrived at , Sedanka. where the fox station wand This place is about twenty rules ln-Y land from Vladivostok. the chief port! of Siberia and the port of call for bonw going to Japan. Mr. Prlchard‘ had never lens than twenty-tour stu- . dents under hlm during his stay. He] secs a great future for the fox ln-l dustry in that country as the climate g is very bracing and cold. the nlr is] clear and there is very ltifc snow, making it an ideal climate for fur bearing animals. In the summer the heat is intense but the foxes do not seem to mind that vcry much. Food‘, for the foxes is plentiful. especially fish. which can be obtained in large quantities from the rivers. There are about 2.000 silver foxes in captivity. besides blue and white forces and some sable. 1t is the intention of the authorities to gradually start up ranches in the Northern Pacific, where fish and dcer meat are obtain- able in immense quantities for the catching. Salmon. cod and herring are very plentiful in eastern Siberia and are exported in large quantities. Salmon is very plentiful and is pack- ed in tins and sent abroad. Aboutl 800.000 cases of salmon were shipped l this season from Vladivostok, thus Riv m! Pmployment in a great number of people. Japan imports n consider- able quantity of salmon from Siberia. Rice Rrown in the fields about twenty - miles from where Mr. Prlchard stay- ed was also shipped to Japan. It 1:: sown by hand and the crops arc large. Vladivostok has two rip-to- date theatres and a population of some 150,000. Some of the best plays are to be seen there. Conditions in Russia arc improving, salcl Mr. Prichard, their education system is good and far ahead of our own and everyone has an equal chance of edu- cation. Mr. Prlchsrd declined to my very much about the system in Rus- sia today. but he says they arc mak- ing good. They are a kind and hos- pitable people snd would share anv- thing with you. Mr. Prichard brought . o, TOWN United Church: 10.45. North, " l . tosses! ; the invitation of the Russian Gov-W ‘ - back with hlm some Ruafan bread. Ii is very dark: also some elaborately l curved vases and other lltile curios; What looked like n cake of chewimz‘ tobacco turned out to he. a piece nfi Russian m. Mr. Prichard said hr- did not know for certain ivhsiher h.» would return next year. He was- twenty-five have cnmlnl home vin Japan and Vancouver. He looked in‘ on In way heme and ilifmthl. incl Nhiwfl ww- nn the average better Brenton Ionian-no. P. l t. . b. l.‘ at m Royal Winter rm m. Toronto, “ —a§’i W" 1'" ""4 anoint»... CHIQKLIQITIITOWN cuARhms__ ' =____.==__,___=i;{_i}_\l§rm:: A beautiful Walnut Tea Wsflon would be acceptable, priced from $29.75 up. A Walnut Coffee Table would make a delightful lift priced at . . . . . . 815.00 and up. Never before have we shown such beautiful designs . In Ranging Mirrors. These make Interesting gifts. Look over our display of Magazine Racks. priced at $4.75 and up. one of the montweloaua [lite-A Smoking Shad, prie- edat...................¥3.00 Every home can use Carl Tabla. Priced from 81,08 up. This year give her a Walnut Cedar Chest priced from ..........$l6.75up. Beautiful new End Tables. Chealcrfleld Tables. and 6::- ner TabIes,at..$3.50andIp Give Fcrucriu, they an practical and pleasing, priced from $12-50 III- . - .,» _ lF-‘ZEQ; ‘J ; A Sewing Cabinet is a ue- ful gift. priced from $13.50 up. _{2’ a N air.‘ YOUR IIOME SHOULD GONE FIRST! GIVE FURNITURE TIIIS OIIIIISTMASII ' ....- jag." j-ZibliI-Z§.Z-I%Z-Z%I-Z%Z-Z Bring the Kiddies up to Toylnnd ifs great fun to see the wonderful new toys-the dnlls - mechanical aeroplanes -—street cars — and ihc trains that no quickly on their Toy- lay way. Ilolmanis Toylanfl has fllWiLVS been tho Joyland of musk‘. mirth and mcrrlmcnt. This year we have pleasant surprises in store for you. Meet Micky Mouse, a delight- ful little crcnturc — he too awaits with interest the com- ing of Santa Claus. n-r ln making up your ll" lint remember the Hplvu-t Desk and make immn one delightfully llumvv, pric- til from $22.60 [l0 SIS-Oil “Hilnul (‘culra Tables In mnny‘ novel new designs Our slum-lug: of Lulu!" l‘ 8"" with IIPNIIIIIIII int"- 7'1"" "m," ‘u. in“; pihrvllilvlfll a “Wllllllsfrlll l\l'\\-'fuvilfllllzrfifl‘fir; mm" u" “rum.” m "llrnilulililn" i: Lawns“. er"! ‘WIN’- \"'l""l "m" nu-k Lumps ulul p Lamps. 813.00 u» l" ‘g Gijts “firs: Lasting ' \|l|l‘f the jny I’ llflhlllflllllt n now \\'|\lnut lleilruom Flull in the in ve flu» (prism-us frnm our lovely array of new Iii-unis m in- lrrrltlng prices. “1- urn lure ilmi you “ill find Jul“! \\I|||l you urc Iunklnl fur. Iicmvunlirr u gift from the fumll)‘ In flu- fumlly aha-mas IIIYIIK out t0 IN‘ the lust kind. Wnlitut llenlumm Hull»- ‘trio- Ml no low mu 1139-09 Gill for fhe Here's the place tn find gifts for folks whose hobby is home. You know s lot of such people-new couples Just starting out together-older couples with a growing family need new things every minute. Yes, there are a lot of folks who would like any rrni home gift-now. why not a Krochler S-plece Chentcrfleld Suite n: illustrated. This beautiful Suite is finished in Brown Mohair with fancy reversible cushions, priced (only at $160.00. Space forbids us listing the many other interesting Items we know wlll find a ready place in your gift llst. lion-ever. let us suggest a few and invite you to call at your earliest corv- venicncc and take a walk through our store where you will Ice many Ideas in (lushionn. Runners. Tapestries, Bookcases, Desks, Secretaries. Grandfather Clocks. Occasional (fhalrs. Fibre Chairs. Carpet Sweepers. Vacuum Cleaners. Perhaps you would cure to give her an Electric Washer or an Enterprise Range-one of the greatest gifts we are offering this year 51.21".‘ 513$. Shop orrau u Shop NOW z u Kitchen (‘nlulneia cmhrnon one of the useful III" that Illllklll u rcul (‘In-iat- mas fur Mother. caz§lz§§z~ IVnInut Wluilanr (‘liniw |Ifll"‘ll from $7.99 III’. 111"‘ nulls-unlit could [dc-am n Ivnvv- Iuvr-r more? .- as u l R. T. HOLMAN, LTD. SUMMERSIDE AND CHARLOT T ETOWN :> u.‘ -'“'“=. .12.: =r1r...:..1ror-» .41 a£éraj