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is s ore as a ways een a ag y

the three brothers jointly viz L. E Prowse, B. C. Prowse and’

5 for the month of December. 5 He is the only outsider who _ , _ to him from now until Christmas, and this will be his

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are in most cases but one or two of a kind. ' - '

The leathers are real seal, and goat seal with the long

grain pressing Tnere is a variety of styles, all up-tc-date, mounted on metal frames in gun metal, gilt and silver finishes. All are lined with leather and fitted with purse pocket: slnele and double strap handles. Speclallly priced at $l.|5 to 5.75

Also a number of black velvcteen hand bags, very dainty,

niade on silver Nickel Franie, with silk cord, specially priced

at .........$l.25 to $2.25

i Charming Eiderdown Kimonos I Just In Time For Ghristmas Giving

NOT ONLY CHARMING, but unusually good value. '

Two styles such as any dainty woman could wear and joy in I

their delicate colors, their long flowing lines. ‘

One is made of a very fine duality Flanneletfe, firm and

good wearing, in delicate piuks, blues, lavenders, with hand- some floral designs.

Another of flowered Eider do wn cloth in colorings of grey,

fawn, navy, cardinal, pale blue and lavender, edges are fiiiislr- ed with bands of plain colored satin and large silk cord. The prices range from' .......... ........... ......$2l5 to4.50

Dainty Chhfon And Silk Searls ` All 1h-e Latest Shades Anil Ciilorings

THE OPERA AND OTHER SOCIAL FUNCTIONS,

make demand for just such beautiful scarts as are to be found here. Hereare scarfs made from the richest silks. A raie col- lection of all the daintiest and prettiest of the new conceit; such as no woman can afford to overlook either for purchase-

fer her own wear or to lay aside as a gift.

The styles are prettier than ever and we believe the scarfs

are better value.

Plain colors, liberty silk, crepe de chene, etc. Floral pat-

terns of great beauty in all the best colors. Prices range from ....... to2.75

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EVERY VVOMAN LOVES THE' LUXURY of be iuiiful Fiifs, and

knows she looks' her very best* in such Furs. but; the rapidly ad- vancfii.; prices of such Furs has iiiade many women feel that they cannot have them' as they dish;

Such women are ini ited to in-

spect the very -large colle`c‘io'u cf Furs now to be. bought at Prowse’s f rrxceedingly inoderate prices. '

These Furs are absilutely

correct in style and distinctly line in quality . ' ” '

Bought under the niost fav. r-,

able conditions-fand with experience of many ye`ars,’backtd by the as- siirince of me rit expected rf Prowse.’s thi sc Fursfmay be selected with the -assiirance that they :ire the best value to be had in Can' da.

BLACK OR BROWN CO .\lEY MUB`FS,°nade from No 1

skins, in “hmpire" designs, satin lined . . . . . _ ._ _

MINK MARMOT MUFFS, "Euip`r-.” S*.yl=. tyiiiiiiied

iiith two heads and four tails, satin lined with sink wrist E063.

CONEY PILLO MUF F ; made from flue grade self cted

coney skins, trimmed uith four small and twolarge tiils. .$.75

MINK MARMOT MUFFS; made fri in ii st grade niink

Marmot Skins, ‘Pillowl design, handsiniely striped, trimrnel with heads andtaiis . . _ . - ----5-'lil

L BLACK AND BROWN CONEY FURS; stoles, ruffs

and caperines, beautifully trimmed: _ . .... ._ . _ _ _ L75 to 5.00

MINK MARMOT stolrs; rufis, and ciptrines, trimmed

with heads and tiil~‘, siiia l nad: Special valiies,7.50,8 50,l0.00.

;Wl~S'I`ERN SABLE neck pie es and miiffs, alnge' ss.

sntineiit, prices . . . . . . . _ _. _ , _ _ _ ...... ._ I7 50 ti £5.00.

GE'i\UlNE EIO I LABR(.1l\1l))OR MINKH iniilfsgrd peck

iices, ualit fu ffuaraiitei tis, s sii. ic at om _q.. _y. ..“i.`°_. ._ P. _.yiii_oo to ito.oii

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are the t French Kid"Gloves that come to

l§j.aii"cv,fe_ and “Lillian” brandsiiate sold leathers fronfwhich' they are nfiade are shinfsndfthe gocd workmanship - and for- _thein populairlty-L We- are ‘niakirrg a

lribiiion lof ‘these celebrated gloves, and we

pair 1o*wear to your satisfaction.” ` '

. i “lg-.iylrian” brand‘Kid'-gloves, 2 clasp in colors, and gre ,special per pair_ ..-. _ _ _ .'~.‘..e;-.‘.'.`=. ` ` Larlhve brand I_§id~gloves,z clasp in cotpregbl Specialfper pair'.'_. . .. . _ _ .___ .."’!_~. . ~ ... ‘ " Austrian Kid gloves., 2 clasp style in all the~tnn~ Very special vulue....... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . ’~“.f. if."»L

' llcatllifitl Christmas llfecliweiar, , ‘lit the Latest Designs and Cohirings 1

1NExPENsiv`E DA1N`iv NECKWEA it. Arie. an tire

best point about Christnaas Neckwear is not its low price, al- though that is lower than can be readily matched forqnality. lt; is* tlrd fact of the srnartnt ss and general air of style that belongs to each piece that gives the purchaser certainty of the fitness' and beconiingness to recent fashionable, ideas. I

‘ ”`Robespierre collars 5oc and up. Of satin and lace satin.

and net with lace, satin with plain net, all white; black and white;colors and white and stand np and lay down collarsin sev eral styles. `

New knitted sill: ard lace lies ln great variety and beauty

of shade and pattern nt. , _ .. .... . ._ . _ _ _ _ 254:. 5l'e. sndup.

Striking New Christmas Waists But Up In a ilarid_s_ome` Holly Box

I ANY PERSON MAY BE PROUD to make a gift select' ion frifiu the specially dainty waists, boxed ready for giving in pretty holly boxes. ‘ ‘

Two good styles of man tailored white linen waists, with

embroidered front. pearl buttons, sizes 34 to 42. Spec'ally px iced at 2.25 and 2 75. _

Three drzen Chrisimas sample waists, no two alike: sizes

34 to 38. 'lhese waists :re of pure sillr,with elaborate triinl inicgs of valenciennes late and eiubrcideiy. Prices range from 2.70 to 6 0|). l ‘ ‘ ~

Back messaline waists, beautifully tailored, self trimmed

sizes 34 to 42,‘spet.ia~ll'y priced at. . . . .._ _ . . _ ................'f_50

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-'CLIFTON HOUSE.-T. B. 300%. (lash must accompany order, and live

Montreal; W. H. Irving, Moncton; re- per Cent .iiswunt ,,|1,,,yed,` Minimum gistcred at the Clifton House, Siinr charge twenty-live cents.

merslde, between 9.30 last evening _..._ (lifter the urrivnl of the Empress) -HOLMAN'S.-Get. it at Holmun’s.

and 9.30 the previous cveniiig_J. I 12-13Ml~33i, I

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew ia -H. CLARK is' Guardian Agent in

week. or two before the time they Albertoii. Phu phone is 7.

have Paid for hun expired and thus --

not miss an issue, ns all papers ure, discontinued promptly on expiry con be obtained at Laflerty’l Tonaor- ilato. , lla] Parlors, Sumnierside.

-DOING WELL.-Coney Mal~ey,v:hol ~X.MAS SHOPPING.-Do your was injured in Ives & S0n's factory, Xmas ahoppiiig at Holmatfs 'and save; North Tryon. is now thought to lie time and money. 12-18ME3i_ out of danger although he is suffering l 1- wiisidermbly from the shock and the -Hl’LlllAN’S CATALOG.-You can

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in-.rim received in the accident. do all your Xiiiee shopping from H01- ,,,ght__1_

-EMPRESS ARRIVES.--The Em- ---

preiis nrrivcd in Summerside lust --(l»\l‘ll10AD /\l‘I’l~1l33~-°H°ll1lal\'9 nigh; at 3,30, She had twenty-uve have received a carlowl of choice im- pnggengers going and thirgy return- ported winter apples. Orders will be ing. Her outward cargo consisted of llllfll l’l'0mDf»lY- 1?-'l6ME3l~

1400 bags oats, 19 cattle, and 2 cars ”"'"°'

mixed freight and her inward cargo' -MISS HAZEL MORSE la Guar-

wm; u gmail 1|-e1gi,1;_J_ _ dian agent in J. C. Jardlneu Boob- , _ ,_

-;--- " |ntore, Sumrncrslde_ Her oflfce phono Summerslrle this mornlng.J.

_yi-_ Cmrmlg p|.]AD_._1|,¢ death of ll 45-1 and residence phone 26. *'-

Fred Currie. son-f -law of Henr _ ___. 1,, 1' . - _ .

Lewis, Atherton. mdk aiu., at hill ` " ’ ' ""` "7" hom, rn porn,” on wuinnday of -NOTICE is hereby given that I w`lll 1,,” week ,,|t°,- 5 sl, months mm,"_ discontinue ~keeplng boarders after Iyxeuad wa, 29 yan" 0| an and isulanuary lst, 1913, owing to the gifvjwgdvby hh. 'He and on. chum _llilllllllty Of MTS. Allbll I0 (‘0.|'.li~\16 Th, |mm.,,1 took Pla” to tho Bum” serving the public in this eat-tieft_y.

osmnmim Ale"-ton’ on prma’ uni,-1'. S. Allen :Pr0p\'iutir, 1"riin.\f,i.\l

_Rm-_ _,_ C_ pguock conducting the 'I-louse, Summenide, P. 13.11; 1 _ _“rd for the winter months.-A.

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.~’ -Harry Peterson and hil.fi-fond Mr Endicott, Summerville, Maas, who

"ln ,have been fu Albin-ton for the put

fglirgo Nm;Lm°:_lt’;§_?::ae, 22:5; -POULTRY FOR XMAS.-The monti, the.guelta ot Benjamin and ~_ ~ ou K h nrgiiuz market price paid ici- tur-

wbm* mf fu’ "fl °3 °°°°' 5° keys, gnu, ducks and chickens for '..A_

WW” lm' l‘°°lf"* "*l"'°“' the Xmas mu-_ket.. All poultry must °.g,‘” 'll xW” "“‘*‘¢°‘l\i,6 dressed, dry picked and drawn, Ln 1.!" l**_°‘. tell# °“'9*~l'°"& 1 ima. iimircst air. we win me ae-

“W 55"" Yml l°l"""5ll 07 “ll l“lfvery up to and including Saturday,

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iiovc arttctis, were :newly selected pw, gm" R, »p_ p|,,|,,,.,, hmm

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-Miss Maggie Delaney, Kensington,

was in Sumiriersidc ycsterday.J_

-Mrs. Glyden, Summerside, was a

passenger to O'Leary last night.J.

-Rev. R. 0. Morse, Sumrriersiile,

was in O'Lenry yestc _ .

-Mrs. Ben). Champion, Ma1peque,ls

visiting in Summerside the guest ot Mrs. George Horton_J.

-Ernest Lewis, late station agent

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian at Vernon River, id; on Monday

morning' for Northern Ontario where he purpose( taking up railway work.

(From Yesterd?1y's Evenlig Guardian) been lV`&lklll8 lltllf 'Bm ever sllwe-. _ EXPLAINEDH

Vir-ltor-I saw your husband in the *_* ~

crowd in town today. In fact lie was "You any he ls an odd chop." "How an so close that I could have touched "He ls."'

lllm- "'1‘lint. "is why I can't get even, 9

-Mrs. George Compton, Charlotte-

town, crossed this morning hy tho

Empress for Hampton.J.

-Lleut Governor and Mrs. Rogers” H st ss_Th t. t At _ Cll“"'l°""t°W“ w°"° l'“"°“g°r° to' he. lh do closeu tliail hlgbfdy dun izlgilldfi

-John Ri. Oliver, Alberton, was a

passenger on the train going east ‘ h t _ ,{l°=§;§‘1;v_ 131:25- Hi’ f°*“'“°‘1 ‘=°"'°‘ Twig. i..§...fi..f`.i.° ovifiifif. 'i¢f"§..i.‘i'f

--Robert B. hnd Mrs. Rankin, Cas~

ciimneaiu, Lot Bl1._are.onciiPYll1i¢ Governor Roger-'o house in_Al\ierton _

Mrs. Mountain, have returned home.

-llrfwerd Delaney, -Chicago, was a

Daslmxdr to liamlrlde by the lim- prroo saturday _,yt on n,vioit~to.hi| .tu-otha; B. W. Ddlnii. lhlpequa. Hr. Delaney hal been ubniit from this

-Mrs. G. D. Longworth who has

been visiting fn. Bummcraido the guest ol _Mins Mawlay returned 'to b°¢°m° B t"“ml’~7 scrnppcr house. Charlottetown hy the express last.

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UESTEBH PERSQHALS » UP-T0-DATEJOKES. THE SKYSCRAPER P.lllBIDENGE.» ALWAYS»RE‘ADY 4 COOKINGPOTATOES

‘ V ____ _ It is not New York's tallest office _ "Dont letbhiin give you any back Pntatoeq can be fed to hogs

building this time that is. drawing _ta-lk." good result, but :attention but its tallest private real- _ “There ten'-t any," ` cooiwd gmt '_ In 5,

A W0ml1“ Wl10 llkefl t0 D088 HS ii dence the skyscraper-mansion being “Blh? What?" been I d th t 1

'wit sat at dinner between a bishop`coristructed at 10 West Fifty-lourt.h~ “I say there is none He never is in potatoesoliilie iiiriialnlh one

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1110 Old and l-l\0 NBW TcBl2r¢m€l1fB. Slit! ,lian renaissance.. On the ground i ` EXPLAINED~- ' ne birl cedmm tl” donlriihoy ,eiixifd to his rabbi. . |ri0nr will he it large vestibule enter ' ' “ °" "1 °”’ °

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i T59 Am°l`l°“l1_WllY lllfl Y0llil¢lW€ The second floor will contain the »"Any amount ol' old clothes" .your Italian hills ? drawing' music and dining ,_oo,ms,,md_ _ _ i '

l The ex-Brlgmid-Too tame- Why. I Z tire library will in on the uiini acer ' WHAT ooULD mar `

fllllly lllllefl tW0 l>€0l>le a month there. lwith the owner's suite. There will __

lllllt-9ll1°° I l’°¢°m° 5 °l1l~l15°\ll' W9 8' be a large sun parlor on the front He left his umbrella home 'D091' m0I\¢l1 When I ¢au't lnml twwtv ' portion of the roof, and 5 glesrin- A flue one, aptck and new.

,ln U10 lwSDll¢Bl~ I closed playgroundet; the roar. The, Th! rain cams -down like cate and

, Lecemiier Popular Mechanics Maga~ dogs, _ ` , _

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three' eggs, one and annul! of sugar, one ouglul. of out-hal! tahlalpoontul ol

vice ol two kumifl and

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