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tm $15.00 \l»,f.t.~` ' _' i » 'na iran amvan sararaay aim at
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' - ‘ f Fr'   V I. J . Hoalnv ratarnel from New Yuk
In ormhination rings we
, have some of the most attrac-
`tiva patt>erna_,yon have ever
Itwillpsy ootoree W W
A  of Your- .
’ s`elif’lor a
Christmas Gift
1‘o'i.tc-ods at home and abroad.
vu: proto! are kltifnl in Bn-
irh and are nel works of art
GEO. li. LOOK
. Pl0‘l‘06¥aPBBl..`
the studio whale haby is always wel
come ’
‘t A{teraCold ‘
You feel out of aorta, ner-
vous, no appetite and all run
down. Tate . .
ll uu‘\as’
Digestive Tonic
and improvement in health _
will follow the Brat few doses.
it is as wondertulsppitiur and
as p nerve llldlicine t cannot
te beat n. ~
Price :gc per bottlel
G20. pli. HUGHES.
E Ap vilkeariel Hall. ,
Boys
Scciour
Hockey _Boots
Our $1.00 Hockey B or. is
a dandy'-`-Box Calf, neat iin-
"iStrfi!ft£t\!!*”‘Si2`e` `t't6°§%‘.
Ladies’ Hockey boots $1.0: a
pnir“-box calf, good value-
Other lines at lower prices.
A. E. MCEACHEN
.The Shoe Man.
Christmas
¢_  - Baking
Now ls` ' the time to do your
Xmas Baking. To have good re-
sults yon must use only the best
material- Our stock tor Xmus
Baking in Ralsins seeded and bulk,
Currents, cleaned ard bulk, spices.
penis. Bavoting extracts, etc. are
pugand frdh.
ll and are our goods.
We will be pleased to show you
them. ,
McKenna’s Grocery,
Phone {8';‘2,,"}‘{,’,},',,"°§°¢,""‘
on
i 2
xtlliil
iliési
timing
R
a
N   cura..~y t ut thc enemy took to liight.
_ T G rli ' .2 rl GM Ee r-
We have just received our fall alto?  sm U lisatries :ui
s'oek of ueylon, Ionian and gigmy. nmna Mnxrnria -peat lan _ wana
Te” .nd ‘xg qlgnnz ¢x3“¢n! lil ElntrBilff¢.~ MIS. R- Mlllailllloll
' h una has returned from a phasanl
aye :I t (T: t  in ive ' visit with her daughter, Mrs. Truman
df "F gum bg", u '"°‘f Januar.-rata Kumi- soreaneu. New
an 'en y Po h 'e . York, is visiting her sister, Irs. Richard
chu” ‘nd hd( C Q" Yonnp.~Hlas Eunios It-Gllvray' is home
olif prices |'anf¢ from  from theS ana on a brief visit.-The re-
 c¢n[3 pu' NQQQ agQ wg cont mall carrying changes in this ssotion
er sveshl °iS<=°w= vt .°.';’.°I“.I"I.‘.'..."’°...§.i'.'2.f‘.°.‘.‘.f.‘é,“€.;..?.T.Z
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urgc  rom the olty to E lrnacllffe-only lil milee.
GWB ll! I tfill Olde* f0l’ TCI Mill Our people hope this will soonbeohangad.
ed
val
in
I0
WC
time P
O 'igfir
We have many foot
comforters for women’s
winter wear. We have
felt slippers -bath alip-
pers -house slippers-
felt j ilietv, etc.
Women will appre-
ciate these
Foot 
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 ‘  °m°°‘ "m '°'”"'°"'°" "M snag. an algae aaa waaifi mana an
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luxuries t   Y
Felt slippers at 351°,
4oc, 55..~, 8oe.
Felt house shoes,
$1.10. `
"Fé`li"`  j`uli`e`ti' 'A  hlhek, '
$I.z5.
Felt Juliet; red,
3 '-35~
Alley Q Co.
think we can please yon.
FROM NOW
lii.L (HRISTMAS
Letuahe of sarvbs to yon
in anything in the line oi
‘-Presents"
Our stock of Fancy Goods
Largo and V»r'ied.
Dressing Cases, Gold Bead-
ed canes. Perfnmesin Xmas
packages, etc, 
Rollin Bros.
rnoslaas Ovn P-°
amous
~Soap
favorite.
and be con-
hy all groceri-
an
at all the
I J B i . form!
r & .Gam wsem a¢o°‘aule`er‘ ue grove h ah use
mnulnuu
iiilicos in New Provltt
Block, Chariottetovls.
Wares for "Tha Guardian Isa.
ll deioek. -
&I»\rday nlght.
"Tlx Northumberland arrived Sa* urday
lisa Aroma l(cK.nr,c( Prince Edward
, - _ -_i na or-not arrival insert Set-vote: , l- "I ' 
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'bu _W , ‘MM W  y V  ‘ JEWELER' .P Anwrossornoaaaillsseibmok. Lo: r.mrdronns.eamseveainI this weak 
43, wasspaaedsaturday George Woodi
'la naaryr.
Boa-rnarrrnwusas was in Summer
aide Saturday. _
_lim Lairrannn _returned Saturday in
St. John, N. B.
una vaaa ma. View-ia. nn salem;
¢nr5Amiserst where she will spend the
winter. f
Tnl friends of Ioim 0. loKeuslo of th-
Tna: sums ooieotsd for Harm. Grady
ind Campbell tor their heroic wm-k in
lite-saving is $440.46.
Mies Bsm.s Bron, of lux-ray Harbor
Sloth, has been visiting the. cityas the
guest of Mrs. Wm. Gillespie, Upper Queen
sinner..
Misa Mrarl Lanxm, stenographer for
The Suu Life A suranon Olfice. of this
city, spent yrs erday with friends ii.
New Glasgow.
Munnoou Kaunnnr, Liberal~Uonu r-
~ ative candidate, will meet the elector..
li the First District of Queen`s County at
political meetings, beginning on the hh
lust and onrllng on the l4'.h Inst. For inli
,rartlcuiars nee ad in nnotheroolnmll.
Tun Rev. D. Maibenuj will proaclw
,D. V.)»\|. Stancbet on Thurstlny and
lfri|lay,; D c. Goh and 7h It T p. nr,
Hunter ltlver on Ssturda at 7n. ln
ahbath tho 9th, G . sgow Road will n. ul.
Hightlvi-i 211): and The People‘s Chuxc
ut'i p. ni.
Mins G. Krxmnnr, ol Sydney, who ha*
been the guest ci Mrs. J. A. Murray,
Sackviiie Street, Shsolv, for the pas'
tives befom returning to her homo in
Cape Breton . _ '
Turns was quite a tall in the tsmpsra
o -ure yen erdsy- and hy' evening time 'the
‘ toermometer had marked several degrees
in-low frseaing point.. A little snow fell
and was rapidly drifted by a strong north-
.~»lv wind which, blew luroehlliy all day.
i‘hn disagreeable weather detened many
from going out an usual.
A wounn-an nominal who wen' at-
tempting to break into a house on Brigh-
trn Rand a nizht or two sro, received P
striking surprise before he acoompilshoo
his purpose.-While be was in an humble
attitude trying to mars an ennauce, the
young man ol the house came quietly
along, and with une military genius madt
an altrck upon the rear ol the burglar,
rmpiautlng n kick with such foroe and so
'turns arrived on the Island shout a
rea ent Ch ottetown w o as n
away from home be the past 54 years. He
will spend the winter with his sister Mrs.
lalooim lollonsld of Georgetown. Ho
lived tor 83 veers in Bal Frauoieeo,
and was there when the earthquake
oooarrsd. Af arthat fatality he moved
toBeattswhere he established himllf.
ilfarstur ed to tho laland by way af
Brlalsh Ualnmbla and the improvements
ah alongfthe louse made during the naar.
snyearslrnnraaand him deeply. Hs has
msllylrlsalsand relatlvrsen the Island
. who will hailed to hssr ol-his arrival. '
the following lntsfestlafilgnvas
weaeneriorinl lla month
is larlefso ur lr
ar an 'lisauaroa
5
P
5
Was#
ahoat
lahnd,lsli@notoa. ` Sydney Islil- *ill ltauley Mae wb
ortnlght, has left for Prince Edward'
‘ island, when she intends visiting role*
Yi-ret'
MPHX
IHPI
ageatd
the sity
ulgt'
wai' I
meaumlbto
Kal. with Iaverna"
KI. B. Beatrice, with I
Till 
'*l°°°°"°'°‘°°“° A' md sysnyaaa ..ru|..¢;r|»‘\»a
aqnna. ass asa, nan. Panhania rr
Anan|aNoiaadnuaad.navr amvaa and
nnrrihaoa loarsavalopes instead at three
Nuarnaroaa-aavdpa nm contain w. I.
'l`auton's orls‘l’~l‘\l0»N worth ofjawah.
Number two aanelepe will contain Ernpt
-i. DesBoole's &dss' for 83.0) wortlaoi
fruit and  Number three
envelope will aontaiu Moa-risk Smlth'e
order for lullrnoeth ot boots, ahora or
rubbers, and smiles' four envelope, will
contain Binkey R Nioholson'a order for
one pound tin out and tobacco pouch.
La t week renders thought he would
o\li1onThnrsday or Siturday evening
He surprised many and will auvprise
more this weak. He may call
to-night! I-Invslho pepernafly. '
THE Kliil§'$
iIilUNll Glliiilliiit
Miss ( Enriwns Lawns, St. Poten-, lrft l
Saturday on a visit to Boston. 
Mar-rus\v Denon, Montague, arrived;
home on Friday last, after spending n few `
months in Baston.
Sc-rgant P. Bradley, Charlottetown
was in Montague last Thursday sud
Friday, doinz some detective work. Ills
success isrct known to the public at
present.
Tm: tive sohooners at Montnzue have
about completed lordinq, ltls unlike-_ly
hav. any neon Will some: to this port,
-owing to prodg,_ moving so slowly.
A1* St. Anda&~Nov. 20, Di John (`.
IoDonaid.f  Station, sou or
Andrew Mcllqp& of the enmo place,
was united lu `v*\\rlsee to Miss Halen
M.Eaeu,dan¢h ,ol _Dwld Erma, Mr.
Stewart. Tho’ bride"¢`uu attended hy hor
aint r Missllarjnll F£aQ.and B, D. Mc
Donald, L. L. _B Winnipeg, supported
the groom. The ohrnmony was performed
by Rt.. R1fv.J. C4 Mcvonsid, Charlotte-
town, assisted by Rev. A. P. McLt~llan,
and Rev. l. R. A. lla-Donald. At noon din-
er vrnu served at the home of the bridciw
par-.mis and vhethree reverend gentlemen
were among the guests present. The
hrlde'n popularity was the prevailing
thouuhn for cxproaalon throughout all the
a cues ofthe toast itat. lu the ovenin
and groom met and recoivsd the beet
wishes oi’ many oltheir friends. The pn-
senta both numc rona and expensive show»
ed the sentiments expressed in honcr of
the hridsandnroom.
ON Wednesday evellng, November I7, a
large and in eliirqent meeting took plane
in lilorell Hall, fortlaepuroose ol or-gnu.
irlnga Literary and Debating Society.
William Ayiward was appoints! chsir»
man. and in aahort and concise speech
made known the object of the meeting.
Short speeches were then'made hy H. D.
McEwen, R. N. Cox, W. T. Andraon, A
P. Doyle and others, all expreaalveof the
nrcesaity ol auch a society. The Morrell
Liurary and Debating Society was than
organised with the following eillcient
oliclen; Prenidsnt, H. D. McEwen; Vice
President, Vernon Webster: Trrmorlr,
Allan J. %bs'er; Secretary, A. P. Doyle.
Ixeontive Committee, H. D. McEwan,
BnssrlUox,i'l. R. McEwen and W. J.
McDonald. T it is a more in the
right riirrcllou nod it is to be
hops-d that the people will assist
In making the society a rum-ess.
With n Literary anfi_D hating Society t' e
people mustsoonfeel the neon-Ity of
their havinua stock of good hooks and
before long the Society hone: to have ri
|Ihr'ar_v attachewl that wil he a or dit lo
Monll. The Literary Society will mr t
svrry Wednesday eveninf at 7o'cloua
shsrn and ali*`\rc cordially invited to
attend. The enhjrcv, for next meeting ir:
"Resolved that saperatlon iron the Dom-
inion ol Canaria would benefit t' e
Iarllime Pl-.rv'inoe°." _
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I rweption was held at which the bride_
sr _
run aiwavs susr
LEY BRO .
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Bargain
r
967 Yards
556 §,’§f.d
Worth regularly
The colors are:-
Pinlrs, Fawn.
These will not stay long on the
at thzs price.
Stanley Br
20 inch latfctalinc
Black, Cream, Navy,
Gray, airy, Brown,
Nile, Reseda, Myrtle,
Secure Yours at Once l
per
 35C ya,-4,
55c-
COUDIEI’
OS.
Another Lot
Fmcier, Srripes, Checks in
makes-worth up to
75c por
fgf  C ylfd
a fi action of their value.
Remnants of all kinds Silks and Satins,at
Stanley Bros.
variou s
So near at hand, makes r.veryl>0‘l>' “link °f ‘hc gmd
thinrs to eat at that fe~tlve .=e:\sov~-
Baking
your GOOD up; is in order now-“et the best pm.
curahle ingredients-You il get them LOWHIERE
'usr an good as OURS at such REASONABLE P’ “'-
J-Everytninglin the gvoc- ry line. _
Good, Fresh and Moderately Priced.
Sandersolnmfb. Co.
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CHE STABILITY OF A BANK IS REFLECT
ED IN THE CONFIDENCE OF ITS DE-
POSITORS
GROWTH OF Dll'08lTs ol’
run noY§l_i._§g§o|§ATo0§ cannon
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sxcasmrao on run 'rwtcs a van
I' J HOMIL AN. Manallif
Christmas ‘
Shc woulda
bc dcligntc
“There is noth
@) ing would please
me better for an
Xmas Gift than an
Edison Grapho-
phone" remtrked
iran
a lady yesterday
as she stood in
rout of Miller
Bros., show win-
 dow.
t ' Your Lady
r Q’ Friend _
would like one too -
Lot ns quote you
prices.
A lliillcr Bros
Sunn yde.
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