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ments we have four
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CADBURYS
Chocolates are us fine as
skill can make them. _we
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in regularly. Large us-
smtinent. 5 and io: nu-k
bars, carsniels, nuts, etc.
'_ ].G.]amiesor_v
DRUGGIST
'rua MEDICAL HALL
I I t’s
i
THERE
All true friends _of the Province
who have given any attention to our
piiblic affairs must be aware that the
present is rather a critical time in
the history of Prince Edward Island.
Other Provinces are arranging for
joint action to prevent further losses
in their representation, and it is 3
most urgent need that we gllolllll
loin with them. A conference of Pre-
miers is shortly to be arranged to
consider the relations, financial and
0€l1€1'V\'iS0. between the several Pi-0.
vinces and the Dominion. Premier
Bordeu has announced ii policy of aid-
ing the Provinces from the federal
and agricultural education and it ig
most desirable that oui Government
should confer uitli the federal Au
ministiation with iegaid to the ap
portionment of this money ,ml the
manner in which it shall be applied
Then there is the question of form.
Ulallng u demiinil on the part of the
eastern provinces jointly for compen-
udtlou foi our shuic of the tsorthwest
our faces,
tell us that we are too»
inquire why no objection
before the transaction was
late. and
was made
- - consummated.
There was never a better opportu-
nity, if one so good,“for'us to suc-
cessfully assert our rights and gain
a much-need
ed addition to our pro-
vincial revenues. But so far as The
Guardian can learn there' is nothing
doing or done on our behalf in any
of these matters. The provincial Gov-
ernment is in no position to do any-
thing, especially sluce the paralysing
blow it received ln_ the recent bye-el-
ectlons or can we see any reason-
able cliiiuce of anything being effect-
until we have a strong
Go\ernment placed in power and
backed up by the support of the peo-
ple at large
Obviously it is only some one with
a clear and unmistakeable mandate
fiom the
undertake
and bind
people who can rightfully
to speak for the Province
it by his action in such far-
reaching and weighty matters as
lands now about to lie given away to
Manitoba, Unturio and Quebec. If we
take what follows. It the big Pm.
Vi"C9S HN* Derniitted to enter into
peaceful possession of vast tracts of
land which uri- :is much ours as
thelf-"~ they muy SHUI! their fingers iii
test or claim on our part we shall believe he
be Sleeping upon our rights and must ' ly constitutional and honorable
_ . N ~
treasury in the matter of highways Ilvely done - '
.  _ _ _
allow this to be done without pro- giime go
ac
these. Premier Palmer would, we
think. hesitate and rightly hesitate
in his present circumstances, to as
grave a respoiisibility. We
desires to pursue a strict-
l
, course of
action and will as speedily
_ ticablc break the existing
ldeadlock and place the responsibility
lof leadership where by the voice of
the people it clearly bel0ngg_
las is pr
'mic oaisar 1NsUnRi~:c'i‘1oN_
is it not written that when Man
Easy
el. un these clark niorninirs
ou have a
Taylor Alarm
(lock.
It ll t the right. hour and\
maltaesiliig mistake. You should
have one.
Prices $l 25 and $l.‘-0.
These are guaranteed clocks
G. il. _Taylor
l _ Jewelei Optician
*W -
=s
‘<i=
- 0
National _News
_ The celebrated Eastern Cap.
Bra here buy one lf it does no{
keep your ears worm and feel
c »mfortablo-on the head bring lt
back and get tho money-Nat.
tional Clothing Co
We iiibdestlyciaim that ourFall
showing of caps are the b -sr. ln
the city. we t--ko iireat pride ln
fitting our patrons with an East-
ern cape KNITBAND being elas-
tic it clings closely around base
of head “NO CHANCE" for, cold
winds to blow ln Prices 500.750.
l.00--National Cloihlng Co.
WHAT GOES NEXT T0 YOUR
SKIN ought. to be the best-you
admit tp that. 'The best ycu can
get is Hewson’s Unshrinkable
Underwear and you'll admit. that.
too. when you've tried lr.. Sizes
34 to 46 Prices $1.65. 2 00.
2.75 per sult'-- Na.loiiil Clothing
Co. _
=: Everything ln men's Gloves-
iwe ll suit you. never fear Just. tell
_ua the purpose l'or which you
Qwlsh the glove dress street.
driving. work--we'vo gloves for
-.all uses. We have the exclusive
.Sale ln this locality or certain
.gloves uf the VERY BEST MAKE
gloves of all sorts at all sorts of
'prlces.~Natlonal Clothing (Jo
" l l-23d4i
AN OUTFIT fo do pvrogro-
plly costs $1.75 “mei¢|anlica”
outfits 75c “pierced brasi-
work" out-its Sllc. Commence
making Xmas gills now. You
will enjoy the work-'its inex-
penlivcfuo. Beer Q Weslis
' ll-l8dlw
Alu iioois
$2.50 to 4.00
E v e ry young
woman who enjoys
sit yn] is h footwear,
knows of the “smart-
ness” of the Art
Shoe. _ _
Gun Metal Calf,-
-Patent Calf, and
 etc, _- -
._i_=__.La_ce, Blucher or
Button Cut. '
f.-1. ’ -
 off Bros
appeared ou thc earth he stood erect
and received his (Zi~e,-_itoi_~’s beueiiieglun
as the lord of the new world? Hence
his august title, Lord of Creatinn_
Then Womiin came, m0¢1eg1;_ mllll and
_beuutiful, but with less strength nail
wisdom and subject _to the limitii_
tion, “l-le shall rule over thee." .Anil
sn for ages upon ages none question.
ed the iiutliority of the Man. But at
length there came the incipient symp-
fonis of insurbordination, only to be
iiroiiiptly rebuked by King Ahaslueree
un-,oug the statutes of the Medes and
Pcrsiaiis that niny not be altered,
that "Every Man shall beiir rule iii
his :own house." That _mfight br
thought to have settled the question.
_ The woman is in open revolt, Not
` "' ` llow’§ This 'I
_ We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
“for nn case of Catarrh that cannot be
Cured gy Hall’s Catarrli Cure.
F. J. Cl-IENEY &CO.. Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned have known F .l.
Cheney for the last 15 years. and believe
him perfectly honorablein all business
transactions an_rl financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
WALDING. KiNr<AN & Manvix. -
VVholesale Dr\,iggists,'1‘oledo..O.
l-!_all‘s [Jutarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and muc-
ous surfaces o the system. Testimonials
sent free._ Price 75cper bottle. Bold by
all I)ru|i§'ists.
__’1‘ako all’s Family Pills for constipa-
ion _
The School that has won
the confidence of the people"
* Salislied
 Sludeiils
Write
Us
about our cxccllcnt
courses  courses that
have lltlcd the-ui for the
most cxaciiug position.
Are
You
Sallsfled
with your present posi- i
tion? If not now is your_
- time to improve it by at
' tending the
Union Commercial College l
Wm. Moran
Principal.
New Royal Bank Building.
~ - - - - - - - - ~ ~ _ Y . _ . _ _ _ .-_-_-,-_-_-_-_-;_-_-_-_-_-Y-_-,,,
satisfied that man takes off his lim
to her and tolls for her day and
night. Asserts her right to vote in
election and -to help make the laws
and govern the country.ii Has cou-
quercd Australia, New Zealand, Fin-
land. Iceland, many States- of 'thc
American Union to her will and has
set the battle in nrray'in all civil-
ized lands for “_ like share in the su-
Drlifllc 8lllLll0l'if.y. what do we gee in
England today? Women of rank and
station, daughters of the nobility,
along with their more lowly sisters.
battering at the gates of. Parliament,
in his memorable- decree, 'engrossed and smashing windows 5-“er the man'
ner of Currie Nation. And they may
carry the nation yet, appalling and
intolerable as the prospects may ap-
pear. _
` Talk iibout the insurrection in
Bn; inns; do we see l,0duy~_» 'China as if it were it big thing of its
kind! _Why there are eight hundred
millions of Eve's daugthers ln 'the
lworld and if they ll take to
_“smashing” there will be no end of
’trouble`. Even- now the Lord of Crea-
ltion sits on ii precarious throne. 'l`-o-
.
'morrow he may borrow leave to be.
PROP()RTIUNAl.
REPRESENTATION.
so great ri man as Lord Gray, late
Governor General of Canada, is giv-
_iug his attention to the question of
proportional representation. -We may
therefore conclude that the subject is
well worth considering. Bug, some
mlm may ask, how can thc represen-
tation of, minorities be brought
about? A simple plan, and one which
lhas been tried with good results, is
that of having' three-member consti-
tuencies aud the cum lative vote.
This means that each elxctornl divi-
sion should return three members and
each elector have two votes only. but
with the right to custiboth votesifor
one candidate should his choose to do
so. _ '
For illustration, let us suppose the
Province divided into ten electoral di-
visions instead of fifteen as at pres-
cut. Each division having three mem-
bers, would leave us ii House of thir-
ty members ng' at present. ln nearly
every electoral division there is n
recognized majority for one _party or
the other. In such case the party in
thc majority would nominate two or
three candidates as the case might
hc, and the minority would nominate
one candidate. The election might
then go by iicclainatlon, or, if it came
to fl vote. the minority vo_teri~i would
each cast two votes for their one cau-
rlidatc and could thus easily 121005
hini. ln districts where parties are
of nearly equal strength each DIUW
might name three candidates, but
neither party would be likely bo ¢1c_¢'t
thrcc, owing to thc cumulative vote
which would bc pretty sure to elect
the favorite candidate of the minor-
ity .wer the least popular of tl” mu
running on the other side.
-no-1-11-Zf*”“’“
AN Hisroalc Pniscianau-'r.
‘The Sydney Post in a second forc-
. _ ¢
lblc article on the right of the Marl-
time Provinces to compensation for
the extension of the boundaries' of
the western Provlncerpolnts to a
precedent in the United States. By
an act of Congress passed in 1860
large and valuable tracts of public
lands in the American West were giv-
en to every one cf the older States.
for the endowment of agricultural
every State ln the American union
today has a W°1l'°<l\-llpped aEl`l°\\1'»\_U'f
al college whose' main _end0‘W‘ll!°l\t,
colonised and opened up these west-
ern lands. Our case is _clear enough
purchased the Northwest Territory
from the Hudson Bay Company slid
which has since at great cost opened
ways there. and paid the millions
which the immigration to the west
has cost. _
._ NOTES _
We have it on high authority that
notwithstanding their-present con-
dition of servitude. '.‘there are many
men of diverse callings in the Belfast
District who ure looking for offices."
It is almost a declaration of inde-
pcndence.
::Violct Dulce Tulcum_is the diiin
tiest talcum on sale. Its odor 'of
delicate violets is simply superb. Its
Y I1.
Z5c. You'll he pleased. Sole agents.
The MacKinnon Drug Co., The Rexall
Store, corner Great George and
Kent Streets. . di-tl,
McG1LL`S $1,500,000 ~
ALMOST MADE UP.
effort to secure the hulauce.
ing.
the train.
J -1 c e "
track by means of the Telephone.
. ,l 8 O'
IAUGIIS WITH .l0Y
Ile Would Die-of Stomach
Disorders.
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, -as
\(ax /,
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Just read what Mr. Lai-use ,uiyii 0|
the curative powers of Dr l~liuxiil_
ton‘s Pills: _
diwstlon for five years. I suffered so
much that I could hardly attuiid io
my work. I wasoweak and lost all
courage. I enjoyed no rest until I
decided to .follow your trcatnioiii__ To
my great surprise I immediately lie-
lgen to feel better. I am now using
_the second box of Dr: Hamllton's
I-‘ills and f feel so well that I want
to toll you that lowe this great
commend Dr Hamilton’s Pills to
_No uoiui iuiiciisuou   
ost
“Wireless 'Ds1egrapby" ls one of the
most 'fascinating branches. There is
still room for one or two students in
the Y M C A Wirelblls and Signal- `
and °l‘l°l fl"““°l“l °“l’l’°" is d°rl"d,ling class. and it is not too late yet
from the sale of the lands thus eet,¢g join the Mgoelagion
apart by the Morrill adt. ' ° ° °
_ use is about' Two Italian electrical an lneerl liv- 
The parallel with our c lin in Fr c Sl ors Bgelirrl and
as perfect as can be' The reasons lTi5ii, havsaldelrised Tn apparatus for
why (‘°”gr9” thu' conhned westemyiixing the direction of wireless Bounds Q
lands on eastern States were that it ,O that vessels appwaehlng a_ coast  S  
was the original States which, acting iéigtlat' or in _i2 ftolg, tesl;_ec£llg;;>
- _iii eyarenoasoa - _
through Congress' m _ 1803 had put lings by _ lighthouses and configure- ' d K
"based the vast' Lomslana terntoryltlons of the land; many calculate
fr0u1'FT8D¢e. and limit lt WW l'“`3°lY§where they are from musical notes
eastern money that had developed, ~ sounded from two shore stations.
The receiving instrument can be
'manipulated so that the direction of
the maximum of sound defines within
under this precedent. It was the-B quarter of a compass point, the lo.
money cf the eastern Provinces wbich,cation of the sounder. The l"l‘€l\¢ll
government will set up three stations
for experiment and the steamships
Provence and Espagne are t0 be
_equipped with receivers. o
up the lands to settlement, built rail- 1 c v
A recent London despatch says: For
ltlie first time in history the ‘Court
’Circular’, has been published Out Of
the United Kingdom, and has béun
sent to Loudon by wireless telegra-
phy. It nnnounced that the King
_ami Queen 'left Gibraltar for." Port
Said. ` »
lYOUR fill UGGIST CAN
0 A S'l`0P'TllA'l` llCll
If you are suffering from Eczsmn,_
Psoriasis or any other kind of skin
.trouble,_drop into our store for in-
stant relicf. We will guara_.ntec you
lto stop that itch in two seconds.
We have sold other remedies- for
= ' ` t we could
perfect fmene58_and smoothness make____skin troubles, but none tha
it perfect for the skin. 'Pr one tl ‘wmmmend more mg-my. than the
=well known cornpound of Oil of Win-
tergreen, Thymol and a few other in-
fgredients that have wrought 9l\¢l1
wonderful cures all over the country.
' This compound is known as D. D.
D. Prescription for Eczema and we
know that the very first application
‘will cool and heal the itcliy, burning
, "`°“. , , skin as nothin else can. '
MoNjrai<..ii. _N.>v. 24.-Meoiu ii. We know ,hal D_ I, ,,_ ,.,,,,_,,,,l,,l,,,,,
°““““"‘g"_ ff" "me" “““d'°“ tum," wiu bring i-eiiei. Either write uw ii.
sand willrclose today. Last nights D_ D_ L_ab0,.atm.ies_ D,,l,t_ C_ (;_ .lg
reports indicated that the total of_U0,b0me St T,.,,.0“t0 for a free
'nearly 1,200,000 had been led ed - " - '
. P S . d
and today will witness a whirlwind`;‘;:gE,tbiT'tle’ or comm m an see “S
E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore,
' Sunnyside
WW W'"“f$3l lusliiuilii-iuuiu
_ EUUFW Um"   I succilns ini
_b During thle past few years there has 0819,, ish* the only man who turns
ee" “ mar ed 85°" 0" the part of down old a e In the business world
ithe railroads `to light morc_tra1ns bv the iiyounggmani. is always the one
electricity. hixplosions of illuminut-_»,vh0 picks the pl,_,ms_ It lg an age 0|
,mg 89-3 Bild “fe” “Used DY dripping "new thought," “new talent,” etc..
|011 lamps were the direct cause 0i`and the old man is passed by in the
this movement to\\'_ards electric light-'rncc. o _ -
One of the first signs of coming age
The chief dangers of gas and oil ; is the appearance of gray hairs. When
for ui-ani iigiiung em: iii time of ss. you see them. act promptly. Wy°th’s
pious wrecks, l,,_ca,,e,. where the cars- Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy will
are overturned and twisted ab ,_ _correct this sign, which so often de-
ou
the gas tubes_ have broken, causing' fglyjgupegplsnigggnihlnlauisthgt 35';
Y P
sgrioustelxploslons and the fires start- known fact that Sage and ulphm.
" PY _ " gf” 1'““P*- ‘1“.‘°"»Y f°“°W.wui anim the iiiur. wy-
the trail\of leaking gas throughout etlfs Sage a Sulphur com.
liines these o -time r medics
The Chicago, Burlington and Quin- with other agents, which remove
cy Railroad was a pioneer in this andrulf and promote th growth of
new system of lighting and it is in- U10 half- _
tere_stl¥§ to note that our own great '£20 :ull-u£.1hfac‘§ureri1__;:f tthi;1f€_T¢¢lY
roa , e Canadian Pacific, has now -B" ‘Jr Z” 9 N188 5 B 0 U11'
installed this System on the grmmrder n-uara_nte_e that the money will be
_part of its _l_h,.0,,gh lines, refunded if it fails to do exactly as
represented. _
Don’t look old before your time
The Uelledien Pacific Railway now-G.-_t ii imtuo .ii wyeurs sage and
dispatches trains'over 2,254 miles of-'Sulphur to-day, and see what an im-
provement it will make in the appear-
ance _of your hair.
A »-wlrelessfi Smtlon capable *bl This preparation is offered to the
commlmlcatlng wltll vessels at B dir _ public at fifty cents a bottle, and is
tance of 2,000 or possibly a,ooo -;‘;§@’_;"“§°”“°‘1 “md "ld bl' “ll ‘UUE
ii-, 'uh t -  ' -_ '
m cs wi e erec sd at  , hpeclal agents MacKinnon Drug Ca
-Corner Kent and Great Geoi' e
_ E
Streets. - '
NA ERTED.
Mon"re\l Yuba Ill," Tliouglil <;0i,0¢NE_ G,,,_,,.,,,,,y_ NW 25_.,.,___»
. official Gazette, commenting upon the
British declaration that the clash
with Germany was very narrowly
-averted in July, remarks! “The acute
Crisis has Passed, but the situation
_ remains grave. Upon Great B'ritain’s
_coming ~ explanations -of the recent
happenings .will depend the 'future re-
-lations of the two countries. _
l)l‘lGllADl'NG INFLUENCES. _
To the Editor:
Sir:-I would like to call attention
i to thc numbers of pernicious plays
land common cheap vaiidevdllc per-
,formances which are coming to Can-
ada. Tha latter are holding roi-tn ln
the clieiip theatres such as nickels,
liirgely patronizsd by women and
_chlldren. I db not think there is
‘enough being done iii the direction oi
keeping them out of Canada. 'line
iclass of material which they are giv.
l IFS ln the way of amusement is most-
,ly made up of vulgar and suggestive
jokes and acts 'l'h
‘ . ' l
“I suffered from dyspepsla iind in-Isentlmcnt is fast zeltdlegtini 15,?
'mutha throughout Canada.
l There is another feature which is
lruiii as had as time of viiigiii-ity-it,
l§ th" Wlly they bring in and make
iight of religious subiects in their
Jokes. also their jests at mntrlmouy
and domestic affairs, which can but
zo far to destroy the sanctity of the
home. This I believe is doing as
l You can hear numbers of jokes on
Bliawls of genuine Labra Ol' mm .
beautifully striped in natural colors.
we ii.. not iiiiiiiiie blended or dyed
furs ln mink. We have also a Dice
line .il mink scarfs and neck_tl8H fI`°l!l
$14.50 up to $45.00. PATON S.
Murls of black and brown Frsiich
conry in several shades $2-00 up t0
$3.50. i>A'roN's.
Mufls Russian black Lynx, Persian
lamb, Persian paw. D1ll\kS. 000°.
sable, marmot, squirrel, mole. Popu-
lar prices. PATON'S. ' _
All our mulls are made with silk
wrist cord, properly lined, bedded
and furnished. We can furnish to
match almost any neck ruff you have.
Try us. PATON’S.
and any of these furs can bc hud
separately or in sets. '
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Showy low priced shawl sets in
sold separately if desired. Speci
prices this week at PATO-N S show
to $100.00. .
PA'l'ON'S.
‘TON S.
tubulars ut 50c. l’A'l‘()N'S.
Hewson's and Pcnmun’s. PATON’S
on fall overcoats. PATON'S.
golden brown well marked $12.00
PA'l‘ON'Sl
Rich seal plush coats, semi-fitting
with deep shawl collar, $19.50 t
$30.00. PATON'S.
All wool storm serge suits sizes 36
to $22.00. ` PA'l‘0N'S
sible coats $1.50 per yard to $3.25
_This cloth is right up to the minute
PA'l`ON‘S. .
shiides will match any of our mar
price -$4.50,. PATUN'S.
Q1
broivn, full furred, built on soft fu
pillows, satin lined with silk wris
holder, price,,$5.75, well worth .$7.50
-and make you fell comfortable. PA
TON’S.
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On sale. Showy low priced fur sets
black and brown French coney fu
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sellers in shawl fur sets. From $10.00
See our new coat sweater with col-»
lege collar. For weight iiuil colors
‘you W-ill rind thcin hard to bout. l-’A-
When iii need of ii tie don't forget
that we have always ii complete
stock. See our special llnc of linitt
what about your wool underwear?
_You had better buy what you want
luow. It will be to your advantage
to see our lines. We carry Stan-
:leld~'s in eight different weights also
We have cut the head off liigli prices
38 and 40 only in black or blue $15.00_
Tourist cloth coats also double-
fiiccd cloth suitable for making raver
Here is ii line of inuffs that beats
tliein all. Empire style, fur iiiarmot,
wcil pillowed, satin lined in two
mr,-t, gtolei; or ruffs, full furred, 5&le‘
Get. one now quick, it will match
that old piece you wore last winter
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is uucu worm 'ro an nous. ‘ im. is nie revenue dist prmiesiiy ,Mn employment ,or _'Sm m,,,,,,,,,,_- _
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Gdf“l09U¢ Prices
i We absolutely guaraiiteii- the q,,a,_
ity of our furs. We have ;2_500_0,)
worth of furs at ii ‘clear gm;l,,.,
of i to 1-s on .iii siiiiipie iii..."
Come, investlbate and compare'
PATON'S. ._ '
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Our sample furs will save you niun-
ey. Compare our $2.00 niufls will,
those usually sold nt $3,25_ gee our
$4.50 marmol. muff, usual price 553;,
and our $5.75 muff regularly ,.,,,l,l,,t
$7.50. PATON'S.
Our $5.75 black winter coats] ln
excels any previous offer both 1,,
quality, style and price. .Maile from
clievlot, durability guaranteed. All
sizes for ladies. PATON’S. `
6 stylish coats, specially priced ini-
tomorrow $10.50, 512,00, $15.00,
$17.00, $19.50 and $22.00. ver.,
dressy, tourist style -with corrvct
combination colors. PA'l‘0N’S.
Stolen of mink, marmot, suitable
for a long coat, cut with colliirli-as
l effect, close fitting. luouuted with 10
handsome tails. also different effect lu
trimming, eight styles, $8.50, $10.00,
$12.00, $14.00. PA'l‘0N'S.
Bring your boy to u5_ We can ll; Pretty lirown fur set, showing pret-
hlm rlgllt and all our Sweaters ,lr¢_ty‘ mark stripes, has effective trim-
good value at the price 501'. to $2.00.
mings of heads and tails, satin lined,
good length. $3.50 to $7.50. Otlicrs
1-un up to $15.00, according to trun-
mings _and length. Empire to innlcli,
$2.00 to $7.00. PA'l"ON’S.
_ Ponetta clnh for coats in black
and white at PA'l‘0N’S. _
Squirrel stole with 6 tails 54
inch made from the best English
squirrel skin, mid grey 001012 suit,
stylish and new shape, paddle curls
$13.50. PATON'S. ' _
72 inch squirrel stole, good wiiltli
lm- lm¢k_ milling a cozy and Co!iifi»i‘l-
able scarf. Only one of this style.
paddle ends without tolls Sill.-'uJ.
' PATON’S.
54 inch squirrel stole, light sliiule,
' satin lined, full furred ouly3 ill this
fashionable lot $12.00. Empire uuitis
Empire hare muff, flat with fancy . PAT0\I»_\~_
finished lining, deep rich full fur, to match' 'sumo' A
' ' Elegant collarette effect in l’ci‘siiiii
lamb_-.._trlmmed with tassels, tub..
,and braid, fringe ends, full widtli.
8 walgf, length $21.80, 17 inch hqolstri-
mul! to match. $25.00. PATON \
Fancy tab eflect O11 N0- 1- l"’V‘
sian Lamb $27.50, 42 inch. llolstvi'
nfuff to match $20.50. Sift >"U~‘“'~
' PATON'S.
Fiuny i-udp dark Orcnburgcr iiiliik,
_ marmot scarf. full furred, l£0_~\l
` width, 56 inclz, plain ends, _t~_8.'~»\'-
`lMuff to match _$4-50. 59'- *U~0"'
PATON'S.
56 inch rich brown Oro.uluii'uur
mi-nk scarf, deep full fui°rcii,“ uolui
rich and handsome, lined witli siitiil
good'width, paddle ends. l\1S_C rl;-‘
‘handsome as real mink. 5 “Q *“_‘_"
at $9.00. Mulls to match lsinipiic
style $4.50 set $11.50. Larger mulls
Another large Empire _muff 18 in TONS C , i_,.
stork mounted _with two heads and _ tl ` ni l
fur tails, g den brown and dark ‘wld “Dam ey'
ll
for $1.00 extra. PA
t‘ Genuine Labrador ruinks, lnrinf
pillow mdfi, made from real Liibizi-
' dor mink with shirred sill' ends, .ini-
mul efle¢¢_ triinined with claws iiiiil
_ miie, large and handsome '.~"l-'»-""-
PATON’S. _
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law. This wad carried so far thnti
actors.
passed in Ontario to prevent the ex
any consideration has been. given
should exist that would keep t
from appearing ln the .nickel shows
Canada.
GEORGE WRIGHT.
Halifax. N. S.. Nov.2oui,lis11.
wilful sill
change to 'your famous pills. I re- much harm as downright v“l5°r"‘y' ` *'°'°
ovary ‘pei-son' who is suner," fmmilfnes such as: "'1‘hs_huebenidleaves his Shippers will be interested ln the
dyspepam Your gmtem r D. home in the mornin' by th.. "ant ad of Price Bros., wholesale fresh _
R. Lucie. ass Joiiettesgielfmilon-l‘_;';<;_‘;»_:l1°__\§if°___e<1_:r=1¢l__:;__L<_¥erl;v the |f;l‘t_f_°s°|_*;’_:_;__ Whlg_l\h_anl_iesr_ii ¢1_»iiwiisi-s -
u~e‘]__ P_ Q_ 00 . C8 GI Ill ml'l\0' ~ I fm! DLCQ gf
All who have weak stomachs, md ‘ rality in .the home, 'drunken soeneell’““|“°°l ll Bi 104 Fulton Fish Mark-
lho” Wm, “ill” ll-om lmllg,,tlofl_'where the husband comes home ln theft- NW Y0l‘k. and they are ideally
headaches. bi1ioiIi)sness. can be per- m0l"_\‘“! "'53 "5 l°,fné";'" Elf; 3- sllilgmnd? nhtzmue tl? LE; Wt .wl-
. f tl ed b . H lit ' Pllif ‘H1909 U S 0 ll UPF” " 5 KB 3 l _
“Start here and Staff °°"°‘°° 'md the m°int,°,:m`:°,;°,'v,f,°,f;', slleeisgllilliy. ‘linen iormmfillyaygln, some and poise: die ii`un<i|___'ol th: Smut! and cel- lent them pl'l;‘ilii"tiilll_ and use oii1vqt!l\.§_iii~siit iiniizi e_n__
. ,. \ “iw °'1“°°°‘°“ lf' °\ “ .mud siia me are. psi box su young. ni un- uiiim sum imiri-oviiiie. 1-my iiivi sm ii-' pmeiiiiny eu .ii ipeisiii. 'rin
'ammo States. This act in known as the dealers, or 'l"he Catarrliomi 'Co., .years one ofthe leading iokelin thlefd *Wm*-Y, Ychrl and are tbmwgh it ever. " '_ ' all Dru! 0°"
MQ.-i-in Land Qeiisp Ast sniiiiy vi,-_ Kingston, ont- _ _lliie was directed ortho mother-in lconvehsnt with trade requirements, corner  abil Kant sts-
O. _ _ _Y 5
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These classes of performances
should be kept out of Canada. They
may not reach the smaller towns, _
but -they certainly can be found in where. This firm makes thc l"\\_\\'-l
most all cities and towns of any im.
portiince. There has been it law ments and thus secure
hibiting of dcmoralizing pictiii-eg in
the nickel shows. But I do not think
to
these low vaudeville actors. If the
liiw covers thcm, then such a dew
hem
out of all piirts of Canada.
_ I “W fwenfly that efforts were be-‘ smslts and cols as they have been <l~---
ing made lu some places to pi-eventi ing business here for many yiiiiiz-_
UWB” Chwp vaudeville perfonnances Personal attention ls given t0 all
If such a law were passed and en..
forced it would be the means of keep-
ing them out of Canada. Most of
these performers como direct from the
lowest dives in the United States,
and arsia. class that should not be
permitted to take part in the provid-
ing of amusement for our people in
l and mall: a specialty of smelts null
n
many States ii lnw was passed to 3°l”'
stop its further use, but still you can
hear it used in the United States
e.ud through Canada 'by these cheap
U I U
A firm that makes a slicfiaiti' “l
smclts, eels, lobsters, clams iiiiil
buss, and who will handle snielfs_ ui
carload lots is M. L. Sulllvaiiai- l i»,_,
corner Beekman and South sti-lieth,
New York, whose ad. 'apD@0f9 "l“"
display possible of their consul"
for their cus-
. tomers the best market l"'iC“*" "“"
make daily returns. A trlul 0i‘ll""
which is sure to prove sntisfiirtoiu' l-‘
solicited, _
O U I
The name of Caleb Haley & ‘~"’-- ll
Fulton Market, New York, is wi-ll
known in this Province by iiliiplwfii ‘ll
. their orders and tlw! take uri-iii.
pride in securing for their ciiiil.onii~_i'.-‘
the highest market prices. They Wil'
ba pleased to send any pai-ticiiliirs fi-
sliippers who will write and timi-
assure prompt and satisfactory ***""
vice. Tlielr ad! appears eisewlici-1'.
I O C'
For the past seventeen yours |-
'Gosdman Company, .wholwlllf "““T'
nusslon dealers, haw been doing busi
ness at- Fulton Market. NEW »Y°"l" "S
will be sean by their ad. which Ulf'
pears in this lnuo. They BEM" _*“’_"'
clt. consignment! from this Provluvlf-
mid. an iii* put- years. will 5°" "“""
xmas ui uit but i>°¢=1\>1° ~i"““f,‘{“"
 and make quick returns. Inten use
'- shippers .would do 'well to write \-
iii~m_ii¢iors alumna ol¢owh¢f°°“*“,”_’f
are prepared to-handle lar!" ‘\“°“
ties. _ `
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zzfllxperts on Pr0_l¢_‘il'-l-pf-l°“"*w“ wax
your pi-eoccl%oii, 'traits because ___
feel we d _it. -We bays oiieada
ui. msn up-is-aiwlwros in 0°” -,,
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