t tl ni\'l"ii| f`

Iflféf'

ant, and who wou_ld have

?5c _to $4.00 Per -.Pair

N0 part of your Winter .apparel is more iniport-

ant than your gloves. Cold hands are inost unpleas-

. _ a. .. fp, 1., I.,"<|.~‘.!¢_

cold hands, when a pair of

good warm gloves means only a small outlay.

_ ~ Heavy wool lined gloves in kid and inocha in a

_ variety of shades, all si_zes......_......._.._.._75cA pair '

' Fine wool knit gloves, with wool lining, a very ;‘°

me nurse unit _ni

`d J. F. Lalierty, Witor m lllltl ill A1\l¢_ff9.B.

ooh. in srmimoocc. Miss my G. lsuiréii, nth." éhhimr nic,

Street, News Correspondent; Herbert Clark, Agent. V

-It pays to buy in this Province.

day in O'Leary.

ation ot mud this season

stylish glove, and made for warmth, comes in grey, iiamsay. r black and brown _ _ _ _ .........95capair

. . . . . _ |

A splendid line of heavy kid, in tan shades, knit ,fe

lining, all sizes. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._ ._ _ _ _._ _ .|.50e pair rmwcriaic.

'-err.‘f,r_~ ,

Several lines of both kid :ind inoeha, with heavy

lining Splendid gloves........___....._.......|.85 a pair

V Heavy kid, with knitted silk lining, a glove fo ~

. both style and comfort __ _ . _ _ . a pa

_-’ Other lines in both k-id and iiioclia _ _ ._ .

MacLELLA

N ,BROS

The Men’s Store

'rms s'roI‘:F. iuisi-i i..1i<‘n 'ri-i_»x'1‘ iiosr

I-‘on _io

Remember us for,your Essence."

-We make our own and use only the purest ingredients. Our vanilla and

5|lemou are exceptionally good and

CENTS l‘Ell SPOOL. MOORE & Mc ,str-nnig. E. A. Foster, Central Drug- l.l~l0D_ A _ 11-Zldtf. store, Sunnyside. 11-26d3i.

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For the inzin who flu-ircs sonic-lliin5_; \vai'nier we

lug stock of Kid and .\[oc_ha_ with wzirm lining:-: well

and in every way reliable

Fortlie iiian who wants :i \voi'l<i:i;§ Glove or Mitt we have

the goods to please him. llorsc-~l¥ide, Reindeer, etc, in a

grades and weiglits

Gauntlet Gloves and Mitts, for driving 1.25

---Let us supply your glove iieeds.---

Victoria Row --aD. A,” BRUCE?--Furnisher -

dttsrtuftf.

Il’S Cold ` Enough if lor Gloves

-Mrs Geor e Ta o Knutelor

-Nelson Ramsay, Conway, has in

-St. Pau1’s Bazaar, Summerside,

wish to acknowledge the followin :- A and Stewart's, Ltd; Silver Cake boa- ket from F. H. Farrant and ,a cusn- ion from Notre Dame Convent Char- lottetown.

_iaciicc gciri watch from ` sinciair

-Happyland, Sunimerside, has a

fine set of pictures for tonight. The leading picture ‘;In the Border S ’ _

.n _ _ _ _

totes’ is a story of a little Hero- e of the Civil War and is claimed

by the Edison Co. to be the nnest war picture ever produced. The other pictures are all comedy and _well worth seeing. ‘

-St. Pa.ul_'s bazaar opens today

and continues tomorrow and Thurs- day. Dinner and _tea served by the ladies in their usual efficient style. Fancy articles suitable for Xmas presents for sale as also other inro- ful articles. A new feature at the bazaar is the Xmas postal liooth.

n”-_ m __ __ -»-

and we have tliein ready for you in great variety. For thc main \vho wears soinetliing light' \ve have the Cape, Dogskin and Mocha uiiliiiecl or silk _ lined. .

At i oo, 1.25 to 2.00

made,

75 1.00 to 3.00

do'/.en

ooc, 75C, i.oo to 2_oo

to 2.50

1'*

6’

GOOD MORNING

Welnesday. Nov. 30

See the Special Deiiioiistration of “Two” of the _

“BIG FOUR”

Exhibition Steel Ranges

From The Chas Fawcett Mfg. Co, Sackville, ‘

“I 1-ersso»%~

vii ;-- -‘~

INC I. U _il I N G

L._.

“_ lf .7-

/- .

Bath Ro

in i rixrurrs

Cameron & Co.

` If lt’s Hardware He Has It.

OITI

» owel Barrs.

urnblerHolderS. o o t h B r u S h Holders

Thos. Kickhsm (Zi Co .

sms. wa:

,rl `-» _'

Nervous"

Prostration

lakes You Weak, Helpless and Miserable.

Wherever there are sickly people who

are troubled with»dern.nged nerves they will find that Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills' will restore the equilibrium of those deranged centres, and bring back the shattered nervous system to a perfect _ condition.

They do this by their restorative

influence _on every organ and tissue of the body, and their extraordinary cura- tive power manifests itself immediately

]l¢l\'0 9- they are taken.

Mrs. G. D. Ward, Huntsville, Ont.,

~ writes: “I take pleasure in sending you

my testimonial in praise of your Mil-

urn's Hcnrt and Nerve Pills. I suffered

` terribly with nervous prostrotion, and

became so bad I was not nblc to attend C0 truthfully say that I owe my life to them. Three boxes stopped my trouble."

my household duties, and now 1 can

l\lilburn‘s Heart and Nerve Pills ure

50c. per box, or 3 boxes for $1.25 at all

ealers or mailed direct on receipt of rice by The. T. Milburn Co., Limited,

iforoiitio, Ont.

l|§!l

The King of all Xmas Gills

No Yuletide gift can

equal an Edison Phono- graph---it is the one great gift for a whole family---a inatchless entertainer that will be greatly prized by every inexnber of the family circle---a gift that will niake :i Merry Christnias

for more merry for all.

The Eclisoii is the most

perfect iinitator of natural sounds in existence, its reproduction of records is perfect, it is smooth run- ning, noiseless, needs little care and is exquisitely finished. The Edisoii is the one supreme phono- ’ graph---the pet invention I' of Iidisoii the Wizard.

Call in today and

hear the Edison mach-

ine play the latest Ed- ison records.

Plioiiographs $19.50 »

up. _ A

Records 2 min. 4oc, 1

4 iiiin_ 65c.

-W. B. Bowness, Surnmerslde, was in Shedisc -last week. .

-A ert Boyle, Conway. Sl>6nt Sun -Horace I-I Beer, Summerside, re

is - ' , _ _ ‘ _ - T _ _ _

turned last evening from Boston. i ,El ,

-Thomas Murphy. COHWRY. is 00- -Miss/ Jessie Sherry, of Alberton, _ O ` l

,ing a rushing business in the expor- is at _present visiting Gonwsy. the

g ~ ' _

guest ol Mrs. Charles Palmer.

, -Smelt nets of all kinds at Brace, -It pays to ,buyi stoves of all kinds ,McKay sr cu., Ltd.. Summsrside- aenracc, Mci-my & oo., Lcd., sum- 'reicphcne your orders- 11-29dtusrw2w¢ mersidc. 11-lerimsrwzw.

-Misses Bell and Alice Miller, E1- -The many friends of John P. rslie, spent Sunday in Conway, thelGaiidet, of Sinclair and Stewart's, nest of their sister, Mrs. Austen Bummerslde, will .be pleased to learn

_that he has sutficientlylrecovered to 'resume work again.

. iz yl r. d.

nent Sunday at the Commercial Ho- -At Hiippyland tonight Professor l, Conway, the guest of Mrs. John Parker sings two beautiful illustrat-

,ed songs, “The Cook-book ol Love" ‘land "Alice, Still Will I Love You_” way last Friday evening by Mr.

his possession a very valuable pearl, Mcvittie, lily Pl`@H°ll¢l`. 0! M°N¢ill’S having a very brilliant lustre, which he found while eating an oyster a

few days ago. _

,Mi11s. The meeting was largely at- tended.

-Sunlight Soot Destroyer cleans

,your chimney without fuss or mess.

20c. per pkg. at Brace, McKay|8y Co.,

-Divine service was held in Con-

-Peter J. Clark seriously ill ot

pneumonia at Chatham has sufhcieiit- ly recovered to` be able to return

gnome. He arrived by the -Empress ast evening accompanied by Mrs. Clark.

and friends _be a portrait of the ‘lit- tle ones in whom they are so ,inter-' ested-it w_ill be appr cisted. Secure the best service and fulli attention to detail.. Come now before the rush to the Bowness Studio, Biiininerside.

11-24dtstu3irfmw3l.

-We have landed ex steamer Ren-_

wiok 350 tons Inverness screen coal,| which we are selling cheap from the' wharf. This is th_e -last cargo that will be landed here this season. Par- ties wanting coal, will kindly hand in their 'orricrs before ii ic an ais- posed of. Edgett, Grady Co. Ltd.,

the laundry of Sam Fong on Water, St... was broken into and a quantitv

dra'wer besides some other articles| stolen. The thieves gained an en-I trance through the rear part of the building. Altlio not able to give their names Mr. Fong gives description en- ough of two of the culprits to be practically able to identify them.

-The roll for the weekly prize at

the Summerside Bowling Alley last evening was keenly contested. the prizb being won by W. J. McNeill with` a score oi 497. The following were the totals of those who compet- ed:-W. J. McNeill, 497; Wilfrid Dun- can. 442; I-toy McMurdo. 437; W. J. Whitney, 406; Harry Silliphnnt, 382; Eugene Adams, 374; Fred McDonald, 369 and Bruce Dawson, 316. .

-There is a movement on foot

tending towards the 'Iormation of an Island Bowling League. In Charlotte- town there arr four bowling places : Afrena, Burke’s, Y.M.C.A. and Lea-

Lcfi., siimmci-ci<ic. ii-zsricuszw. l

-Let your Xmas gift to relatives'

Pink

_ _ _ _

-The Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtained ut LafYerLy's Tonsorinl Parlors, Siimmerside. | 12-16drtf.

3umme,~side_ 11_26d3i_ -As -the passengens were landing

from the Empress last evenin th'

_ ~` K 0

_Some time ea;-ly Sunday mofninmcry "man overboard" was heard from

the vicinity of thc stern of the steam-_

er. Upon investigation it \vns found

0| loose silver which was in the cash that a man soinewlint under the ln-I

tiuenfle of liquor, a passenger by the boat, in an attempt to climb over the rail fell between the wharl

and _

the steamer. He was lished out with_

little 'ditliculty and with the except- ion of 9. cold bath was little or none the worse of his experience.

COMING EVENTS.

Red Rose meeting, Lodge Prince

Edward, S.O_E., Tuesday, Dec. 13.

CAST O Ft lA For Infants and Children. the Kind You Have Always ought

Bears the Blznfmrs °f @/T.

r . '__

gne of the Cross and in,Summcrsi_ln, there is one. It is proposed that each of these bowling places en-l _ter two teams. a senior and a juniorl and the matches could be rolled ofli on the same day ps the hockeyi matches during the coming winter by making arrangements to have games over before hockey matches com- mence.

-On Saturday evening, Nov. 19th,

the residence of Wm. Geo. and Mrs. Simpson, Kensington, was suddenly surprised by the arrival of a large number of carriages followed by a bustling of boxes and baskets. ln a, short while the whole procecidings

took the nature of a iii-g surprise, party, the occasion being the evening of their fifteenth wedding anniver- sary. After the presentation to their| friends of a beautiful and costly sct| ,of designed china dishes, the new' hosts then took possession of the dining room table and soon burdened it with sizcii things us make glad the inner man. The evening which was interspersed with music and song was altogether an enjoyable one, one long to be remembered by the ami- able hosts. After h'aPPy felicitations for ma-ny years of married life, the joyous party took their leave.

M3141-ea eoia ii els

3.".§° ’3§‘l‘I..§°‘l§l‘&’c°- ~ 23’ cefo-

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HOCKEY BO0TS

This year we have stock-

‘ed the largest range of hoc- key boots we ever liniidled.

They include the best

makes in Canada.

Liphlninj Hitch with Steel

Bos Tas. ,

Gold Soni, Surplus and our

own special V

Men's from 2.oo to .. _ . . . 3.50 Boys’ from :.50 to _ _ ... . ...$.00 Wo|iicn's from |75 lo.... 2.15 f‘

Paton &: (Io. are featuring today

n. special line of ladies’ leatlier goods in shopping and knock about, sachels. The designs hrs the viry latest from America. but made by one of the leading makers in Canada., This lirm's goods have not hem shown for some tiino on the Island and the prices are 25 per cent. less than re- gular. Yon save the middle man‘s profit. The variety of leathers and rvw\intiii_::: will please the most fas- tiduous. The line is dit-~u....,._. ,__ vm

are shown. 'rncy are price.. .vit or net one price-ci ticket and altogether the display would do credit to e. much larger city. Tho pr-icrg range from 350. to $4.50. 11-29d1i,

WONDERFUL VALUES IN HAND-

SOME SUIES HERE 'ru A

WORTH TO 26.50 for 12.00. MOORE & MCLEOD. 11-Zldtl.

Tell your wife about our hand-

some House Coats. Christmas is on the way. Paton’s. 11-22dtl.

Another shipment of coat sweat-

ers just receivad and they are beau- ties. A few of the coiiibinatlons re- ceived are: Grey and red, 'grey and blue, tan and brown, blue and grey, dove and blue, and others. These are English-made garments, and are the tincst and most durable shown anywhere. Prices rnn-ge $3.50 to $4.50. Other grades at $1.10 to $3.00. D. A. Bruce. 11-18dtf.

“Get used to wearing good clothes.

Sir:-Such suits as wc arc selling at $15.00 to $22.00. Patoii's. 11-23dti.

STUDY OUR ADS FOR THE OF-

FERINGS IN LADIES SUITS. NO- TICE THE LINE OF HANDSOME SUITS WORTH TO 16.00 THAT ARE NOW OFFERED HERE AT 7.75. STUDY THE LOT OF BEAUTIES WORTH TO 26.50 NOW ON DISPLAY AT JUST 12.00 EACH MOORE &

hi ..._-_..___ __,__,__,,_

I 35 .°Ji?iY-’.`_‘.`~- _ \

Tele-

phone

The Phone

Importance

Convertible 0’C0:its

The Ono V Price Cash

,Fun tllilc -‘

$iUl~.

1 The Fashionable. worn

_r ._ _1 I

0vercoat .ol the Season

CAN BE WORN AS AN OPEN COAT WiTH

revers-again as close fitting around the neck with

turned over collar-tlieii turned into a regular storm

coat. -

Prices $8 50 to $20.00

You can easily count

con test closes. i

the days, now until oui'

2 ; l l l i

Get your letter in early.

eastern window. One hundred bB-gd'

IJ 1. build

WORTH 16.00 Offered at 7.75. SUITS

Dec, 22 for closing-25rd for prizes.

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D x s

llliill0Si

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UIMITEJD ~

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"Men who know say we've the tin-

est toggery in town. See our over- coats. Paton’s. 11-22dtf.

"'l‘be young man with pet ideas

in regard to his fall suit can be sut- lsfled here. Snappy styles. $10.00 to $22.00. Paton's. 11-23dtf.

"The military collar overcoat is the

best overcoat protection u man can buy. $10.00. Paton’s 11-23dtf.

See the V shaped Muiflers

for Ladies. Only 39c at Prpwse Bros. Ltd. ll-28d5i.

30 DOZEN GARMENTB TO

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

11-15dt!.

‘Yon can’t nanie an investment

that will pay ns large a per cent. oi’ dividend as an investment at Paton's in overcoats. 11-22dtf.

Prettier shirts than you ever saw

are here waiting for you to call. Paton's. 11-23dtt.

"We are allowing a beaver overcoat

at $16.75 that we have never seen equalled for the money. Paton’s_

11-28dtfr3i.

“Stove Cement for back of stoves

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

9-22dtf.

"We can please an man's fancy in

Fall Shirts. Splendid values st $1.25. Others from G50. to $1 00 Paton's

. A Lo'r on THE PRETTIEST Nsw Psfrnnfr LEATHER Bsixrs you HAVE EVER SEEN, 'run vsur i.A'rss'r sHAPss-BLACK oR san ~i<:ri-‘nofrs-zsc asc, soc, vsc. Moons & Mci.isoD_ 11-211111.

" If you are any WHY ln'

clined to have weak lungll or chest trouble YOU should wear a chamols vest, or chest protector. We have received a new lot of both these articles and are selling same cheap. Call and 960 them. E. A. Foster, Central Drug- store, Suunyside. 0 11-26d3i.

san 'ms sanosius in sMAi.i.-

wians Ar 'rms sronn. ron nxanrnn noun ooznu Assoirr- sn sizs, ooon ssrsrv Pins Fon io oaN'rs_ Ann THESE ABB' Nor cr-inAi> -'casa' mon riiiriul; 'rioNs" LIKE soivis "LEADERS siiri-inn. Moons: sc Mctnon.

_ ii-sian.

“(_1hipped dried beef and bolollllll

sausage for sale by the ll0““g2i°t Beet' '&~ G0ff'B. 11-29 -

“We have an excellent show ing of fur robes, fur cosii.|l0 'U' rugs, harnesses, etc-in fsctcv- erythings fu-mer or homman could possibly need to malt; sleighing more en|oysble In com£ortsh§s.ln our -show Mill' on Kent treet we can shlla W it md ll", prices tint* ysucwéllh .ny mpc sc __ -i i #_ Kerrie &‘Co. |25 .limi 5".”-"

_ ` ` _ ` 1 . 6h

ivicnaon. 11-2iriu_ ~ n "dt" ‘ H 29d

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- _ W ' t [Iv ‘ W0 l(||0wS

is lhat the kitchen is the keynote of' the home and that il°ihi|1K5 In out ofiune there it frequently causes family discord. Tn” The first requisiteofharmonyln lhckitchen is a good sfovt-

ENTERPRISE MONARCII STEEL RANGE

._ _ fam.

can be depended in to do the work requlredrof lt and re\°m.. ily jnrs on sccomit of poorly cooked meals. '§l_l¢ ,"5-r°“'-"lie hs: all the good features necessary to ensure quie andc{§C\ll'l; keep 'suits in the preparation of food and the daily routine W'

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ing. _ _ Y - j., _

Hundreds of users will endonce this claim: Thi* lsxhi' :ncgi

liribic den lers prefer io handle the “Mo\'mrch. lf YW" ea E

not show it io you, write direct for descriptive elrculnr-

» »

Holiday trip over the Garden of the Gulf

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As. '12-»<»m1»~» 1 ll°""S lf S'“l“‘ l ° l§.i§'iv’ii., N. n. nun” SI- Ag O Manufacturers.