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From England

If you want some-

thing new and hand- some iii walking canes no\v is the time to sel-

f ect it. \Ve have -a

magnificent new show- ing of the

Latest London Styles

These are specially

selected for the holiday season and iuake sup- erb gifts. Ebony canes with horn handles, some straight handles others crooks silver mounted ---- beautifully finished. Partridge wood in new and ele- gant styles. The old reliable eoiigo, lieavy and light, some with silver tip others with tip and baud for en- graving. Finest goods ever shown here.

I. G. Jamieson

Druggist

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‘V The Newest Thingsii

injewelry and silver novelt- ies are iio\v arriving.

Vi/'e are pri.-pared for aliig

trade this seasoii with an ex- tra large stock of the very newest and uiost attractive goods.

We hope to see you when

you are looking around for something nice.

G. H. Taylor

Jeweler l’hone 353 J

United Kingdom is 7,705,717, which 9

Canada. OI these 6,221,722 belong to t

land and 698,787 to lrelsnd..Tlie el- e ections are not simultaneous as in t

al elections, but extend over _two or (1

turns may he made as soon as the

the existing Parliament, and this is

_fl

fourth day after the dissolution ol W

ction day." The general election of

about equals the total population of last year covered seventeen days,but

lie greater part ol the 670 seats had

England und Wales, 785,208 to Scot- been heard from at a comparatively

arly period of the contest. With l-M liird day there were 206 members

Canada and the United States feder-lelected and at the end ol the seventh

ay there were 488 seats heard from.

mme weeks' , Thus unless the contest shllll U0 8

Tbe earliest of the unopposed re- very close 0ne_ the mst we-ek,s voting

11| give it pretty clear idea of the

While the federal party leaders and o

l'rovinces of their original number of representatives in the House of l‘om- v

and Quebec und the west seem rather inclined to oppose it. We judge this y from what we read in the newspa-

pers. -\

Generally spmking the argument runs like this; The principle ol re- 1

presentation in proportion to pupu- t

of confederation as fair\and just and1 was embodied in the British North America Act, which it is not desir- able to disturb. In Quebec it is ar- gued that the proposed change would

population, when that Province was dead-locked with Lower Canada, is

THE REPRESENTATI

been rather reticent in regard to tbc:B _ Proposed restoration to the Easternawestern cousins that in t\\'0 ¥¢_SD€CtB w,,m`, .ti have used Burdock Blood

they have 0“l°Yed mth" “ma” ad" Hitters and find that few_medicines can

antages. One is that they are glv- give such relief in_<_l_ysp3p._i;|a___;t__ni;s_t_Du;l:_u»‘|;l:

. ~ - ~ - g _ troubles. I was ou

i a census and increased iepreseu a of ‘_e______ with dyspeps_a_ md could get no

not to be enthusiastic in its lavorltion every tive Years. “lille all Umef ,,.,|§ef“`,,¢,i]1t|~i,d B111-dock Blood Bitters,

Provinces only get this once in ten ,mek three hom? a_n¢3__!;,eca_n1_@€h¢11r__ed,

.. -1 ~ ' 1 t ' 1.ll now ea an ingwi oui

can" ihe Owe! unfair ad`.m?, :age 11,? liiiitingciiiie. I will hi lily recommend it that owmg to ,the _large In \x_ to all who are troubled with stomach aliens to those l’rovil\C€S. Wh” “*‘_“‘ 1|-0ub1e_” not become citizens and voters till Manufactured only by The T_Mi]bum l hi-ee years after taking up residence C0.. Limited, Toronto, QM- '

here, the population is quite out of _ __ _

nions, the big central Provinces seemei

lation was fixed upon by the fathers P

letter 0

increase the number of members in h ,the House without increasing the re- is lpresentation of that Province, and 0 hence would be unfair. ln Ontario s the long and arduous struggle ol Up- S

per 't'anada, for representation by_t

cited. h

The Western Provinces seem desir- 11

MONDAY. Novitiosi-:R za, 191° D ‘

. -New r THw ELECTORAL BATTLE IN GREAT BRITAIN. c B c d in The whole number of voters in the commonly spoken of as “tbe first el- e

This disease is the all prevailing

mslady of civilized life, and one whic oftonest batlles all ordinary treatment. It gives rise to a great variety of distress- ing symptoms, such _as distress after eating, rising and sounng of food, wind in the stomach, heartburn, etc.

Nearly everything that enters_n_vrcak

dyspeptic stomach acts as an irritant; hence the great difficulty of eiecting a C\ll'\~

The lon train ofldistressing symptoms,

i which rengler life a burden to the victim

nal result. of dyspepsia, may be promptly cured 1, y 11,., use of Bufdack Biwti Bums. ON CONFERENCE. - 5 B.B.B. regulates the stomach, liver and

bowels, stimulates secretion of the saliva

us to get to the full the benefit of and gastric j_uj_`c¢ 1,0 fajciliegm digestion,

‘ti thob ood and tones up the entire

roportion to the nuinhcr ol CiUZ'3“='~

A FUNNY ARGUMENT.

-- c

ment in regard to tarids on Satur- day last, the occasion being a fall in the pork market. “1f thcre had been 50 per cent. duty on pork, or 100 per cent, the price would have been tlic same," it SHYS. b0CH\\S¢ "the local supply was in excess of the demand,” And wc are admonish- ed to consider this when speaking of

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i the duties on agricultural imple-

ments.

The transparent fallacy in this ar- gument. lies in the fact that Prince Edward Island farmers have-a sur-

plus ot pork, potatoes and oats to sell while they are forced to buy all their iigricultural implements from shroud. The farmer is forced to sell his surplus p'i‘o<lucts and forced to buy agricultural implements.

He is forced to sell his surplus in

outside markets in competition with all the world. He is forced to buy his machines of the Canadian manufac- ture, or pay a 20 per cent line if lu-I buys abroad. Between these condl tions' as to his buying and selling ht- has about the same chance as ln dealing with the banks, They will

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Glasses Needed

1 ,- ~~ t.'nn ol evpsillbl

ieiiisly matter il neu- pls would be iitted to Pfillier Klan;-les. thu$ '~‘}k‘“';nd',:ff strain from their 22105- th _ luwingtlie liiaues todo _ 0 PX cess work tlhiit Nature did not

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mtiiiliziliiisii-izudinn he made to do this.

Step in that w_e u\:},v |Ji~o\;e_z_0|_ti

to you li_v_ou r_seienhi ic me ___o__ nl Exunnnation. lLXi\l“\“f\ '

fre¢.-

Sllverston & EpSf¢il\ Drs. ol' OpliCl- Cli'\o\vn 168 Quucn Si-

dmwlti _

30 DOZEN GARMENTS TO

CHOOSE FROM AT FACTORY PRICE. BEE THAT YOU GET YOUR SHARE, PATON’S.

` 11-l5dtl.

(}lnrlottetown's best line olturs

are to be seen at Paton's 1-3 otl samples. 75 pieces to choose from. Body Guard, Paton's best under- wear. Styliiih winter mufllcrs. All popular colors. Men‘s knitted mull- lsru with clasps, 25c. 11-Zldtf.

NEW LINEN COLLARS FOR LAD-

IES. THE PRETTIEST DESIGNS

IN EMBROIDERY-2 FOR 250 AND,

25 CENTS EACH. MOORE & Mc- LEOD. - 11--2ldtf.

give him 3 Der cent for his surplus cash it he wants to depositit with them, but if he wants to borrow money he must pay 6 or 7 per cent.

All are familiar with the strong

arguments against patronising thc mail ortler houses in the west. They 1pay no taxes, give no employment, support no institutions here. The money sent them goes to build up western cities to thc detriment of` our own. The same is true ol the western manufacturer, but with this difference. He insists on having us fenced ln and forced to buy from him by a 20 per cent tariff.

"Do you wear a. truss? lt so we

want you to know about the ar- rangement we have made uith one ol the largest firms in _-'im-§i'iua to handle their trusses. Their line com- prires over two hundred kinds, enab- ling us to suit any rupture. livery truss is ordered as wanted specially for the particular case from cata- logue and will be guaranteed filly, The MacKinnon Drug Co. drtl.

THE CORSET THAT YOU WANT

CAN BE HAD HERE,-OR IF WE ARE OUT OF YOUR SIZE WE WILL GET IT-WIRE FOR IT IF YOU SAY. CORSETS 50c, 75c, 1,00, 1.25 1.50, 1.75, 2,00, 2.50, 3.00, 3.50. WE SELL D. & A., B. & L., AND NEMO, FOR COMPLETE RANGES COME TO THIS STORE. MOORE & Mc- LEOD. 11-Zldtl.

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No. 34 Charlottetown Guardian’s ,,,,,‘j“;;,,

Young Ladies' Bermuda Island, New York| City and

Piano Voting Contest. .

Good tor

N ot good v

Ten Votes

l.~¢-nu.-......-...............................»-.

Address........................Disfrict...............................

If presented at The Guardian Otilce before' the above date. -'

Trim neatly for filing purposes.

The Examiner had a funny nrgu- 11

federal public men generally baveltheir rapidly growiflg l*0lf\‘l‘1tl0“-l'““':$ _'

ut it is only fair to remind our sys ° 1

Mrs Herman Dickens, Benton, NB-

Care ol the Little 0nes

During _tlie cold damp weather of

fall and winter it is necessary that proper care should be taken of the cluldrcn’s footwear, so that they may be brought up strong, healthy men and women. In this line we excel with fit and workmanship

and the price of Our Own Make

' are 65c to $i.o5 for children, Miss-

es, 89c to $1.55, and youths’ and boys' $1.30 to $2.50 per pair.

The Daisy Rubbers and over-

shocs for tit and durability,

off ros

James O`l3i‘inc, Fort Augustus.

Vornie

LEO Milligan, Tigni5h_

Alec Mclsaac, Tracadic.

JOIII1 Mdntyrc. St. Andrews.

Murdoch Finlayson, Pinctte.

Miss Judia Gauthier, (iity. iJ1`}`.£I"J2$i{i{"i~1.i'f'i§é'i', £1151' """" "

Citizenship ought to count in this Some two months ago the Toronto

matter of representation. lf our Globe spoke right out in meeting for Western friends still insist upon thc the removal of the coal duty, but is

f the B. N. A. Act in regard not saying much to that end of

to representation by population, we late.

eve the same right to insist that, --

ccording to that Act, redistribution Nothing in the past, present or f seats and any increase of repre- possible future can make high protec- entation to the Western Provinces tion a benefit or other than a cheat, hould only be made at ten year in- a fraud and a ourse to Prince Ed-

ervals and after the regular decen- WHF0 lS18I\'<l-

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;’)alb__°el;u;'om;h§;?__;§L;n;0\n;§dsc‘x Some other cities besides those of

_we not noticed that they have been Canada are making progress. The ___

eretofore raised in the discussiom Montreal Herald rises to remarki that _*Ii* ` _ _ _

____________________________________V_____________V____._____._._.,_.,_ "twenty-five years ago travellers - - _ ___ l- ?"”`f'--x .

Unclenvsanfs 1-iarliamentr which he landed at Buenos Ayres, a town of aus D_ (.Ong,,e,,S_ will get to work 40,000, in rowboats. Today it is n

gain some two Weeks hence- In the city of 1’200'000 mhabitams with 'I-‘v"---I--'C ..».-..__,_,_ ,___

House of Ilc1Jl`0S8“fHtlV¢S lbw” will nine miles of d0ckS'H The nations are now seriously pre- t-limi umm Hume an hlvtstlnenlj U “;~` W C be over a hundred men WUOS9 Constl' PILES CURED IN 6 To 14 DAYS paring for war in. the air as t.li<-vi

tnents _either <ll`0l)l`l€d 0l` ‘felected i ' have licretoforu prepared for war onli in overconts. 11-2211gf_

them on the second THBSGBY Of N0' PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to luurl mul sen and under the sea. The vemher. We don't allow that sort oi cure _any case of_ ItC'h_iug._ Blillil value tolls that Britain is to have an

. -._B\d from ,.

representatives to legislate in Lana 14e;_11_fl__gOT_;_i§’___;"’re1;:_ide:,_°S50‘§ " t" 1111-1111111 _capable of _travelling 2,000 l’uton‘s. 11-23,111

da. ,_____l__ iuilos uitliont peplcmsimm he, f,,,,1_

. ;,__,_-;._._._.»-..-.H ----~ , ., , , H110 Of lifting sixteen tons, to 1,9 _

d I t t THE O1; (/';ND{,-“___ armed with quick-tiring guns, search- dined to have weak lungs

A 0 es DON_ALD.S .BIG ,G0N,l.,,;ST lights ands. wii~¢-,less tclegraplr 01111111.

---- ment. Evideiitly TeiiuySon's vision i

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` ling of the candi-. Loek'l H ll 1' '

at d£‘;1h°‘i";_‘S the stan( , s ey a is to be reached 111 the

‘ S. A. McDonald s contest up next NM Wm, ,,,,., , , _

to Saturday morning, Nov. 26th. lt lmivieg ' "5 Natmlls f'~lI`Y

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B<=<=l= WGS 5° Weak- :isa;;‘.i.‘i.;if.;::;::r‘ “i M- .i‘i‘.‘§l’.‘1.1§‘.

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“_” Miss Florrie Burnette, City little more dangerous than [-1 '

_ yin ',

Weak lame and ,,c1,,,,g bucks ,,m_11,c ....... ..42,ooo am, an _ t

primarykcause of ki_;lne_v troiil>le___ _Yhen Miss Oertie Loady, Hazclbrookzy 000 _

the bac aehesor ecomes wca'1 is :i ....... ..‘.i, STUDY OUR ADS . ,

warning from the kidneys that every- Miss Lena llerou, i`ity. FEIHNGS IN LAD;E_1éO§I,?:,{`?w,L thing is not right with them. ......................... .. .......... ..28,200 T101] THE LINE OF H,\NI;§O“F

Heed the warning: cure the weak, Samuel Beaton, Bouslia\\'. SUITS WORTH To 1,; 00 T`HA.1§ AAHE; lame, aching maxi and dispose of any ......................... .. _.._..2i,ooo Now ornnaun ririnisi Nr 7 7 __ chances of further trouble. _ Chester- Garrett, City. STUDY THE LOT OF BFM_____.__Z If y°\1 dont do this, .-enum comi>|i°”' ................ ._ ......... . ; ...... ..2i,ooo worrrri To zo oo Now oN iiisjr i” tions are very fini to wire and ilu*-f1_fSi Miss 'rims iunesii, North interim. AT Jnsr 1° oo EACH L L~AY hiniryfm1<»»<»wy-»uwo_\bcfrwblcd w-fh _ ........................ ._ .......... ..io,.-,oo 11.1.1101. “‘ 1,' .“{‘}°“’"- &

)f0PSy» Diilbeles 0' B"llZht'5‘I)‘S°‘*§'_3' th” Miss Clara Nowson, Kingston. 7 i _“li t `

.hreebinvst dwllr forms °f 1\1<l"0>' ioo

Frcnlc- 1°t'i1wii1 - ' ' .

01 ue of-1-1-1 of mu-»= .... .:.._‘_’.Y."‘.°1T ."°“. l”"“ii'510 Mark Wright Newsom nioci

Donn’s Kidney Pills should be taken. Urban McDonald '

They go to the sent of abc _trouble argl -’ ‘ M 000 , .

St__e__m,_en the kidneys ,_ crew stmllgt _ ............ .., .... .. . . . . .

e________ “___ b_mk_ __ » P k__1_ M Samuel Gillispie, Milton. ___ G00 MrS_ John Puig _ at ( 6 an ....... .._,....._. ......... ., , _ _ _

,,,.r,,_c5,_oI have “Sed D0an,s 'Kidney' Hairy Oainpbcll, hiiugstou. S

Pius and and nothing L0 bent ,_l,em_ I ....... ....._...._ ....... .. _..-...... .........I2,00I\

could not ro;ti at. niglat my_ bpck S.; Harold Dickinson, New Glas;:ow.__ ______ M-

wcak_ ltri everyt ing Ju con ng . . . . . . . . . ..._......_ ....... .. ......... _......... , .J

get anything to do mo any good until Willie? £f\ll`l‘1c. Peaks Station. a

was mm by u friend to use D0;m’g . .... .._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .............. _. 8,90()

Kidney Pills. I tried them and I nm -7051501 DUYIU. Mcrniairl.

not the same weak woman I was before. ......... ..... .. ................ .. 8,750

I am very thankful to have found so John Nicholson, Flat River,

gpegdy a. ¢\|re_” , ....... .. 7,00‘)

_ Doan’s Kidney l"i`.ls are-50 cents _per Leon McLeod, Hunter llivcr.

boxor3for $1.25, atall dealers or mnilcd . ................................. .. i;_5o<\

direct on re_cci_pt. of/price by The T. Mil- George Simpson, Wcbstcrk; (10,-,,,,,._

bum C0., Limited, I`oror_i_to, Ont. _ ............................... .... .. 0,000

I! ordering direct specify “Doan's.' Frank Byrne, iilillvicw.

f ....... ._ sooo

e Miss Maggie l’inenu, Rusticoville.

5,750

5,500

5,450

MTS- Allihonse Doucettc, liusticoville, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 5,400

Josiah Boyce, Mermaid.

5,200

5,000

........ .: ........ ....... .. 4,900 Miss Lcvina Trainor, Sinnotts- _Rm1d_

4,500

4,250

4,000

MISS Emma Kelly, Fort Allgiigtng

750

870

390

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PAINTING

Bring in your sleigh and

have it painted before the rush. Have yours done now H_t1d be all Teady by the time y_our neighbor begins to tlunk about it. We guarantee you satisfaction.

FRED. C. WALLIIR

‘i _ unix wiuoin

will Up Shin Now|on'| Block.

-THE ll0USE 0F QUALITY-~ " A '

Where would you be more apt ' 1 -

to find a gilt appropriate tor , 1% “llim” than right here ? ’ I 8 f

We've just the soi-.t of

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Christmas.

You’11 find that \ve

show the better things in l\Ien’s and Boys’ Apparel and Furnishings.

, _ -if ,

_ _ _, ,I ' 7 ' thlng uHCi1 “,111 be 50 glad ____ _ ¢:;:_ _ L; . you thought of for his - A -- ~ »‘M_ . '

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~ AM »‘ §§3_§`??;6/" .-7 “Mow ..-ie. _

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The superior quality, the correctness of style and the 'certainty that 1111

are buying the right tl\i1i_;f makes the Christmas problem easy when you cciiiie here. We will make any exchanges desired after Xmas.

' \ Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats, Headwear, Gloves, l

iv e H abcrdasliery.

_l Neckwear, House Coats and other choice and exclus- I l I .

Any of these selections would please any man, and' we'1'e sure our superior

styles_and right prices would please you. We'll reserve them until C111-i§1111,q5_ `\/our Just as welcome to look as to buy. _

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hut will pay as large n per ¢ent_ of dividend ns an investment at Paton's

"Prctticr shirts than you ever saw

nre here waiting for you to call.

" If you are any way ln-

or chest trouble you should wear n cliamois vest, or chest protector. We have received a new lot of both these articles .and are selling some cheap. Call and ses them. E. A. Foster, Central Drug- _store, Sunnyside. _ 1i.261131_

"We are showing a beaver overcoat

at $16.75 that we have never uecn equalled for the money. Paton's.

11-23dtfr3i.

"Stove Cement for back of stoves

and ranges that will out-wear metal castings and only cost you 1-3 the price nt £‘nmeron's Hardware Store. London House. Price 4 cents lb.

9-22dtf.

A LOT OF THE PRETTIEST NEW

PATENT LEATHER BELTS YOU HAVE EVER SEEN, THE VERY LATEST Sl-lAI’ES-BLACK OR RED l‘lI"FE("[‘S‘-25c 35c, 50c, 75c. MOORE & l\lcLEOD. 11_-2id¢;f_

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-

FIVE (JLOTHS AND DRESS GOOD Rl-ll\lNAN’I‘S AT 5 PRICE ON OUR COUNTERS THIS MORNING. NO MATTER WHAT THE SELLING PRICE WAS 50C. OR $2.00 YOU BUY THE END AT 5 OF ITS ORL GINAL PRICE. PATON’S 11-15dtf

_!‘ih_ites_._l?shH°_@i; l_‘;¢L€‘L*1'f;°_"=-_ __|d§LP9io*.iso£==-B==f _@l€L- “

- ._N.°W.. _§!¢=n°il _Sums-Beef

Weeks.

_Q1

Elegant lings at _Beer Q

Weeks.

New Curtaininils at Beer 0

Weeks. ,

_ 60x75 inch Blankets 89c- Becr Q Week' WWA

Heavy- Blankets $2.75-

Beer (D. Wechsl-

_iojforts $l.00_up-Beer 0.

Weeks. .

Brass work at Beer ®. Weelis

__ll'i;v2_f" °“tfi*S:l!s;.

Weeks. I ll.I8dtf

“Mothers tlud it very cus? to dm’

their boys in our cliothing l€Pl_1\‘l' ment. Styles handsome and PFW” pleasing. $3.00, $4.00 and $5130 "I"

Paton's. 21'22‘m'

'I`his “Final Clean up ;

, ii ' _ _ . Sale is your opportunity -your chance to niake the most with your 111011. ey. _Moirev will go fur. ther iii this big cl¢;11-;111¢¢ sale than it ever stretch. cd before in buying' fur. iiiture.

You can furuisli your

lioine from kitelieii to 111. tie at 1_1 pheiiomciial price saying. You C1111 buy dining, parlor, kit- chen aud bed room furni- ture at unlieard of clis- counts-but this oppor. tuuity will not last long.

Make the use of oppor-1

tunities-grasp a saving. You can furnish your home _ and furiiisli it nicely at :1 clear Saving ol’ _one third off the lowest prices.

Right now we are shoving

out a lot of good spring matt- resses---stroiiglymade, finely fiiiislied springs. Tlieu the saiue big reduction applies to iron beds. Now if you want to realize a saviiig---a genuine and big saving please clon’t procrastiuate. Do your shop- ping today---right now.

$4.50 Springs $3, oo 4.oo “ 2 7 5

$6.00 Mattresses $4 oo 5 00 “ 3. 50 4 oo " 2,75 3.00 “ 2,00

Is Future Comfort Worth A j

Few Cents A Day ?---=-'---I

\\'ill you lei it few cents a clay stand inthe \v:|_\‘ of a snug

sum \vlu~u you need it most--when your <~:irui||_u' C1i|\i|\`illE-“ are govie? ls a few ci-,iits a day going to |m~\'ciil you ffm" <‘|\j0_ving the luxuries of life. when old ago rlaims you? li_v properly iuvaslin|.;‘ in a good assliraiicu co|npau_v you can lit* iiisiirr-il zigziiiist poverty at a cost of only a lbw peimivs a day, :i uuirn trivial sum lliat grows uml intiltiplivs Illllil ll lf*

l`¢‘lu|'\u'd io you in ilollzirs-liuiidrcds of llieni.

The Canaria Life is the one \‘oi\i}\a.ny for you-it has the

slrnn,i;i-sl rcscrw- f`uii<i-is _igroiviug rapidlv and is :i Canad- ian (_`nn_i|i:iny run by Calmdimls for Carnuliaiis. Write of

call lui' lull illformziiinn.

W K M°"“H°'

. . Rogers

_ P. E. I. Branch I

Be Sure ot Results By I Getting 0utlltted llere

You cmi'l expcct's\icccs_s in hunting if you are not pl"‘l”""`|l' llrclmrvd

for it. You need the best possible ifyou want to "hug" your game- __ce`_._

We have everything' you'|l neccl to make your trip I1 f¢‘\`°"d ",;e,,,` in

\Vc carryn. finelot ofguns, single and double |1iu'I'l‘|» "lid the _d- Do_ rillcs. Our ammunition includes Dupont powder, U. i\l. C. sliel_Is_ r:_l________ or miuiqn cartridges-the very best goods you can buy-¢|\€ "“" '

all experienced hunters.

Call and let un help you help yourself.

F ennell &? Chandler dtusrm. - The Hardware Men .