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S graphs in ons, for sale by Sinclair & ,~
Stewart Ltd
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insertion for advertising in this col-
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Style after style. Plent of. '
waisted- effects for missess as
as huge varieties of small models
for women of every size, and at
_such wonderfully low prices. The
privilege of selection should cause
every woman or miss to direct her
steps to this store. Few coats are
plain or few trimmed collars, of
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Practically as Soon as a new style coat mmmmgs a h ic, mmmgfm m__ ,
Express brings us new coats almost
- every day throughout the season.
Buy your newcoat where a swiftly
moving stock ensures your purchase being
up-to'-the-minute.
CLOTH CCATS $22.00 to 3135-00-
SALTS’ PLUSH COATS $30.00 to 860-00-
siL\'1»:R'r0.\'u co.-irs $42.00 to $135.00.
   Showing furs the
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‘~._ “I1 _ Even if you’i°e not planning a _purchase
  . v today-our new fur show section is worthy
`  Le of a visit.
' W Thefinest showing of furs in the pro-
 vince-is shown in the most modern way
in the province.
viurrs sooo to swoo-
_ Nmcxrmci-is sooo to =i14-1-00-
,ff f* COAT; s-:sooo to $415.00.
All linencrash roller towelling
in a strong durable evenly 'woven
soft and a'bso1"bent towelling, red
_ border-regular worth 42 cents a
yard, special for Saturday 35C
at per yard  . . . . . .
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Colored cushion covers in a
large range of designs and colors
just the thing for the sofa or cosy
corner during the cold winter. Spec-
ial for Saturday at per each _ 496
Try buying grey
4 linen specials for .
saturday selling _ _
Colored embroidered doilies_in
a good range of designs with a white
centre embroidered in blues and
pink with an embroidered edge. Size
16x17_ inches, two dozen only. Spe-
cial for Saturday att P61’ 256
each centre  .. -- --
Colored runners in a large
range of' designs and colors all_Ve!‘Y
` pretty and durable sire 18x45 inch-
es. Special for Saturday 
each.; . . _ . _ . . . .
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Cotton _ _
by _the pound to-day V 
Here’s a bargain that IS a bar ain. HA great lot ci' “mill ends” Of EWS’
cotton,in various lengthsns now on sale in the corner of the Linen Department.
The cottons are offered an _$1.00 lbs.
It’s really wonderful value-and if you' need any unbleached cottons,
it will pay you to bu_v a fcw pounds. Get tl.e salesman to fmeasure ainpogiéid
for you-and yon' will bc surprised atithe number of vards or your o y
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New Veivets  
from England
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In the corner of_ the Miilinery
Department you will find five new
colorings in veivets of the sort you- l‘§};_=°.1-_-\   ', -_ _/“
’ve been waiting for. Wine, Red,  ;_ I. .» ,,
yard . . . _
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-WANTED MAID FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply to Mrs. Reuben
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Durant. Water sn-set. summersias.
S in Ladies Coats recently ur
rlvod_ See them early. -Sinclair &
Stewart, Ltd. ~'
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-RANCHER WANTED.-An ex-
purienced fox rancher -io go to the
L/nlted States next week. Phone stat-
ing past record and salary expect-
cd. D. J. Bonnell. Suinmerside.
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-THE BRUNSWICK PHONO~
GRAPH plays all records equally good.
let your ears he the Judge. Sinclair
&. Stewart Ltd.
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-MEN’S HIGH CUT LAGED
BOOTS, oil tanned grain, heavy slug-_
sed double solo, girnp and buckle at
lop. A great] full boot, price $8.00.
Sinclair & Stewart Ltd.
2661-11-29-!u2.le1l_
--P. E. l$LAND'S GREATEST
SHOWING of Ladies coats is to be
seen in our Ready-towoar-Depart
ment. Choose yours today. Sinclair
dz Stewart Ltd.
2661-11-29-m2le1i.
-SMELT BAG NET8.--Bri1ce’s havt
received a large shipment of spepially
fiiade to order, from best quality Am'
"-‘iwrl "Gold Medal” iwine-iniuie
right to catch the tlsh.
2471-11-22Mwedsat4lEsot2i
--PDULTRY WANTED.-We are
now open to buy turkeys, geese, ducks
_md-i‘owl. Blrdsf must. be properly
.irc-ised either drawn or uiidrawn.
lllghest market pi-ice tor good stock.
;lincli\lr & Stewagt, Ltd.
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-TRYON UNDERWEARLFOR MEN
-Genuine all wool, the best cold wea-
ihsr garment on the market. Shirts
and drawers each $3.50. C iblnation
iuifis each $7.00. For sale 3 Sinclair
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--NOTICE.-The Caldwell L. 0. L.
intend holding a special entertain-
ineiit and basket social, which promw
isos to be one of the big events of
:ho season, in the King George Hall
-_in Thursday December 4th. Every
body is cordially' invited to attend.
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-FUR BUYERS.--Mr. A. Pierce.
president and general manager of A. &
lil., Pierce & Co., Montreal who has
_mst returned from the fur centres of
Europe, nccompanled. by his chic:
buyer Mr. Irrolcp will be at the tlrin'i
oflico, Suiniiiorslde for a short time
bcginniii; Tuesday, December 2nd.
See aiinonn'ceinont elsewhere in this
issue. acts-ii-29ivm_
WESTERN PERSONALS
--Mr. S. T. Gallant, Inspector of
Flslienies, (‘harlottetovru and Senator
Murphy, were in town on Wednesday'
--Messrs. George Ives and Len
Grossman, North/Tryon were among
the town visitors on Tuesday. H
-Mc~ssrs James E. Palmer, Rose-
ville und Henry Spears, Piusville
spent Tuesday in Summerside. H
-Mr. \V. H. Hogan, llopc River,
vciumcd homeon Wednesday, from ii
trip through West Prince County. H
RECEIVES 00|-D BROOCH
FROM"_'0iiEEN
(Quincy Daily Ledger)
Mrs. Sophie Phllpotts. wife of tho,
steward nt the Neighborhood Club on
Glendale Road, .fs the proud posses-
sor or n gold brooch, the gift of
Queen Elizabeth of Belgium on the
lntter’s recent visit to America.
Mrs. Phllpatts, who is A laiixhter of
Mrs. Angus Campbell, Little Harbor,
1'. E. I., whom she visits every sum-
mer for almonth accompanied by Mr.
l"hilpott's, botore .comin|_ to the
Nelghborhuoq Club two year; ago
was housekeeper for Mrs. Larz
Anderson, of Brookline and Washing-
ton. Mr. Plillpotts and she managed
the household in' 'Brussells when
linrz Anderson w_n¢.1ninister to -Bol-
glum, and when royal visitors with
their pany cams to Washington, Mrs.
Anderson sent tor_liexf former house-
keeper. More than 100 of the Quecn's
party were entortalnedjt the Ander-
son home in the Clvitai turing the
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Before leaving for her own coun-
try, tlie Queen heard of the splendid
service her party had received in
Mrs. Andi:-rson's home, and knowing
it was duo primarily to the house-
keepers genius, gracefully expressed
hor appreciation by presenting Mrs.
Pliilpotts wlili a brooch. The.git‘t
wus mnde through the Queen's priv-
vate secretary, C. H. Graux. The pin
is oval in sliupc, and Ln the center
-are the initials “E. E.” the Queen’s
monogram, surmounted'by ri crown.
At each sirle of the oval is set a tiny
pearl and four diamonds.
The governors and members 'of the
Neigliborliood Club felt very fortu-
nute two years ago when they se-
cured the services of Mr. und Mrs.
Pliilpotta, uiiq the latter iinve prov:-n
their exceptional ability on every oc
casion. Meinbcrs declare that Mrs.
Philpotts could prepare fi banquet
for any number oi' people on a few
hours' notice, n tribute to hr-r expert
managing and executive ability. Dur-
ing the influenza. epidemic lust Oc-
tober, when the Neighborhood Cluh
was given over as a hospital. much
of the tremendous work of turning
the club into ii hospital fell to Mrs.
Philpoits, and she, preformed it in
her usual efficient way.
STROUDSBU
death and four other families made
Mrs Philip Esplrso, ii widow, and
her three sons, A\istln. Philip and
stay ot the Belgian rulers in Wenh-
ington, and Mrs. Philpotta had en-
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In a season when higher prices seem to be the ordeifof the day
it is a pleasant thing to find furs of such obvious quality at reason-
able prices. Here you will find beautiful models in Muskrat, Hud _
son Seal, Coon and Marmot, inplain or belted in effects, and at
prices that cannot be duplicated. Therefore don’t neglect this op-
portunity of purchasing here NGW and save money.
Fur Sets, Stoles, Capes, Scarfs, Muffs. All the newest styles, and
are of the best materials, such as Silvertone, Wool Velours, Beaver
- Chinchilla, etc., in the newest shades. Prices range from $18.00 ni
$94.00. A splendid line of _Womeii’s Black Salt’s Plush, all sizes.
Prices range from $38.00 to $94.00.
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_ SiYi.iSH SERGE DRESSES WOMENS’ FANCY
A beautiful assortment of  0
- W men’ - a d Misses’ Serve _ _ -
_ misses St ilgred so Wen afid Exquisite blouses that sur-
embroicleiéed so 'handsomely Dassm Style and quality- Each
with\nai'row braids, soutache b1°‘.15e.an example of exquisite
and silk floss, they are the pic- deslgnmg' Geqrgette’ Crepe de
ture of exclusive’ up_tfO_the_ Cherie, Net, Voile and Silk in the
moment’ fashion Sizes and very latest shades. Sizes 36 to
- styles to meet the requirements 46'
and tastes 'of all women and Women’s Fancy Stripe Silk
misses. _ _ Blouses. Price $4.75 to $7.50.
 PROW E BRDS LTD
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PUNISHED BY DEATH
Dc-path was the penalty for profltcc-r-
ing in ancient Rome. Hoarding and
“cornering tho market" were likewise
made cnpltol offences. .
'Flint picturesque sold. wnrrior~cm-
rer Dio loiio. l fr
D0 -. c ii, _wio rose om 0.
peiisant's hovel in Daliuatizi, 'to the
throne which lind made him master of
the world, issued an edict in thc year
301 A. ll., the preamble of which por-
trays u suite of affairs almost identi-
cnl with conditions cxls=tin|; nt the pre-
sont time, ln tho opinion ot u well-
ilmown writer on economic subjects.
i'I‘lie people, groaning under o. lond of
taxation, were, ln addition-, compelled
to pay prices i'or food, clothing and
other neceseai-ies which must have
innric living well nigh impossible.
"lf th gi ov rl " in the
e rn ng ii cc,
iwordlng of the Diocletinn preamble;
|"wlilch. in utter disregard of human
principles, continue to increase ns lt-
hiis been doing by’ leaps and bounds,
not only from your to year. month' to
month or even day to day, but, so
to speak, from hour to hour, nay.
i‘rom minute to minute-it this avarf
,ice could be held in check by an
‘ethical regard for moderation; or, it
iths condition of the people were such
seal or oppossum. -
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tire charge of the household. WHEN PROFITEERS WERE Not A Safe Bot Anyway
The French Premier Cli-mi-nceilll
was chatting with xi guest at :i oocifli
occasion, who commenced one of his
remarks thus: "l bot i-:hc will- ‘
M. Clemenceau promptly intei-
rupted him. "Never bot that ‘sho ‘fill
do anything," lie said. "You 'fall
never tell what a woman will do.
"You interrupted me too 9°°_‘f{
iiionsleur," answered the xiwfli- N'
was going io say that l Wqflld b
she would do -the unexpected.
“Don't do -it!" ‘l‘0ll0l`i6d Clemen-
cenu. "Evan that is not sale- £0 W
on "
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Mlnardm linlmsnt cures 91116* "‘ ‘°‘”‘
 
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wniow”
that they could bear :the burden of this _ _
ima net- -ie me ni ii im' ‘ t ck aifem'
those prices which the lubjoliiod lum-
glrnow all that license to exceed these
prions ls forbidden.
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emh.e_ mmm, or mm. was burned to ing rates throughout our emniféi H110 Q00 QU8 Y-
-homeless in a fire whiloii destroyed _I
me dm,|m,s house' M", ¢°day_ The And likewise we onioin that if any p . .
dw, ,,,.,,, I .i mii vioigis ine uw he puts his me  - .
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