»_loId&,Quehee,andl(ontreal,ensurua _

ornnl nnusn’

,iii-

Prof. Earle’s Grand 1’.ntertain~

ment _

‘lite Pirates of Penzance

Or the Slave of Dutl'

AGrand Comic Opera in z acts by

Sir Arthur Sullivan, as given in _ New York under the manage’ \ ment of R. D. Oyly Caffe-

Will be Given in the Opera House on

Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings,

_JANUARY 12th and 13th.

-.Elegant imported costumes from A_ W. Tnms, New York Beautiful Music, et_c.

DRAWATIC PERSONAL ‘Richard-A Pirate Chief_..... ._ .

` Mr. T. A McLean, Jr.

-Samuel-}T\~e Lieutenant _ . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ .

d B. Ar

Mr. Pre niour.

Frederick-A Pirate Apore ntice _ _ _ . . _ . . . _ _ . _ ._ _ Mr R W. Hogg, -¥hjor~Geu nl Stanley, of_rhe british Arm.. Mr. W. A. Winfield. #ward-A Sergeant of Police ................ .. Mr .W. G, Gillespie-

Habel-Generat Stac|ey‘s Yo ingest Daughter. Miss Edna Sinclair.

Kate neral Miss M Down,

Edith } _§.e»slev‘s if lbs. W. l- Boo ley. Babel Dough! I Miss ll. Earle. Ruth-'A rirstical Maid of all Work . . . . . . . . . ...- Misa Amy Earle General Stauleys Daughters, Pirates, Police

len. ek: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ God Save the King _

Leader of 0rche8tra , Prof Vinnicoinbe.

opera under direcdou of Prof Earle. 'l‘icke;s' res -_vveo ants, 5 cents, ani-:served

~ To be had at Medical Hall and C. D. Rank

izsghrngstoxes.

Plan of seats will be at the above places on

Thursdaydmoruing. Jan 7th at Io a. m

la tu

‘ \

3%- W' E W 'W

CAIIADNS MARITIME FAMOUS THE TRAIN _ EXPRES

INERCOLONIAI. t nAi|_AY P

SAFE

SWIFT -‘SMOOTH

ejourney, and you will travel via

YOUR OWN LINE.

~wnu.|n¢me»¢»au»i¢¢si»i¢»u» "‘G.A.llA1P,&lpt. P. Y. LRailWly, Chr

|m¢town,P.l.I.

41°. I. 1.10118, General Panengarland

Ihke¢A¢ent. Moncton.

l.'I‘IFl’I!1.’l‘raBel|ana¢ev,Monctos

ff.

_Change of Time Table.

“City of London"

Will until further notice leave foot

*Great George Street, Charlottetown, an

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

:at 7.oo a. m. for Belfast and Orwell.

Prllay at z.oo p.ni. for East River. &turday at 8.00 a.m., for Crapaud. For freight rates and other inform-

-ation. address-

Tn J 0 c R A I C’

Manager, Charlottetown.

(Ol

`€` -1 _ _- =

.v_ E. |. nlnwlv

Qvumueing Ronda Oct. nth, 1 the uainaofthisrailway wal run daily giindsy medhsfollowai-

Outward. Trains Inward

. lead Down. Stations. Read U .

lo. No. No. No. No. go.

2 6 8

r.is.

lv. Ch’tuwn ar 9.i5

in 1.31 8.15 Royalty. June 9.0:

oo it-14 8.44 N. Wiltshire 8.31 £14 4.27 8.54 Hunter River 8.21

" '1-:___ 5-N 524 lhuerald June 7.52

at 5 1

» rl. P.l. A1. Lx. Lg ~'$°° 33° 30° 11.55 1.25

:L39 z.o7

ix.o3 1.27 io.5i x.i3 10.17 13.39

""""""' ' V32" ~ . --Y* "‘1`~'~\"..~ "" _ .'* . - - _ . - . .~-~ _ “_ ' .~= "‘_f"~'~f‘- '_»:'_'1'.'. ff:--11-; 1. .;. ,aries '-- : , . . . ,__ , _ ._ ~ Y ~;-1 ' ~- -:_. ~~..~ -_

`-* ff""“‘°;" A '_- '__-.’-»y <.. - ' __ __ _ . fu... _' r ,=a:._>'_f7_-_'__F=i'f,-§5“ =e' _X -<-i~"'i‘.,§`"'“'“`5“ z§;i?'wT““P` M

; f~f.¢i.i__ei<;»~¢zfft ;éi_;>:'.:n'i .,;iffzeffi*r.rrir°r‘o.i.s'.‘=.'a-:tai i.w-_f.':_r_o.ri:i»arrr ' ' ~ '

-..~.---»-as-._ -.~ -

I TI‘IIR'I9Y" MILI.I

scorrs -EMU1.s1oN‘ ]

is for babies and children who are thin and pale when , they ought to be fat and ruiidy; for men and women who are weak 'and delicate when they ought to be strong and hearty-for all who are not getting proper nourish- ment from their food.

Poor blood, thin body, open

the door for disease. Scott’s Emulsion bars the way. Makes the blood richer, pro- duces healthy flesh -and above all provides nourishment.

¥e’l1 send you a xpleirec upon sequel. OCQTT & B0 B. Toronto, Out.

Bags! liadssllddss

We have the best grain bags ir

the country. They are large enough to hold 4% bushel Oats, - or 3 bushel potatoes. They are strong, clean, have hemmed tops, and are guaranteed to give satisfaction.You want some, how many ?_

Reid & Creighton

Wholesale dealers in _Island produce,

I Pitt Street,

Sydney, C. B.

rcdwiv: Pd 5

_ _._ “_ A i _ l

P. F. ISLAND RAILWAY

Tenders for Buildings.

Qeated Tenders addressed to the under-

s’gfied._ aiidmirked on the outside “Tenders for Buildings", will be received until

thursday, the 31st day Dec.

for the wooden Buildings required at ive stal- ions on the if E.I. Railway, actordiug to pla-‘s

and apediicatious to 2 seen at the cihce of the n dersigiied _at eh loitetown

All ttliicoiiiitiaus oithe specilicstion must be

compl p . _f _ s The lowest on any tender need not neces- sarily be accepted.

_ G. A. SHARP. Superintendent Railway Oice, Charlottetown. P. E. I Dec. Sth. i»;o3. iz ll, ig, 16, w zi

L _i» _ L_.. ~- P *.94 ll

n= You ouir new _

Whenyonrwellstockedstoiewas goingto burn down, you could waittoinsmcuntiltheweek be- fore,but_

You are too late. Remember the old adage, “There is no time like the present. ” and no insurance like ours. ~

. I-I. E E EFL

Representing Phoenix of Hartford,

Canadian. Quebec.

I" f - 1- _ - _ _ -J

iiiiiliiliill _i iiiiilllllii

Bari-isters. Solicitors. fetc. ' Summerside. P. E. I.

Omces--Royal Bank of Canada building.

NEIL McQUAiuuE, K. c. ___ __ A. E. ARSENAULT

Hospital for the Insane, Queens, Kings and Prince County Prisons.

DEPARTMENT or Pmamc Wonxs,

Ch’town, Nov.'2o, 1903.

Sealed Tenders will be received at

this Department until noon on

Wednesday, Dec. I6 |905

From any person or persons willing ito contract to supply ~-The Hospital for the Insane,” Falccnwood for the year- ending 31st§l)eceiriber,i9¢4_w-'°‘i the following articles. the same to oc _delivered at the Institute at the cost ,of the contractor in such quantity or 'quantities as shall from time to time be required, viz : Flour, Butter (P. E,

él.

3, M," §g“¢“°f;l2,L:°°‘ 38 48 H C!é2Illery2§hBlack Tea, Cofee, Bar-

Lg aio ro.ioai-81isiiniei'sidelv77'o5 £15 uf; -dey, kts, ¢CB¢.C0fll1l1B8l, P.E.I.

lo. 3 No ii No 4 o. ra

r aa.

231% 4.138

ras. ax. Lu.

710 10.35 lv. Qummerside ar. zoo ‘ ‘a iii? iiiiihnzmm an ‘ -I or

L16 0’D¢lrv kia :.53 1:5 alherton 34 1.5:

into gas ar.Tiguish lv. 6.oo i.oo P1. r.sr. r.is. rss. M ls 8°- rs Nc. ia ua is Pl. Ll. Lx, gg, $9 655 lv. Ch’\own»ar. zoo 5.4o_ 44 LQ {Mt.8tewart} .8 4.01 inaction

Si 9.00 llcrell 1.99 S 9-3 8t.Peter's .39

1°-ss as. sim-in iv. Lo

_ I-ss

__ .\r. rx

3.27' 3.oo

. I

"‘:~.|1"?l9. N0.L3i_.l€:: G lg Q _Je ec.-’£'." _°.’°“~"

if I

9 _

ip ga

_ #Q _ tai.

‘ "w-.,W&lt‘l\llunc _ lf¢.'l‘nvsna

wanna'

fpatnieal, Salt. *Song Washing Soda, .*Tobacco,Molasses, (fresh). Mnt fton, Fowl. Peas, Codtish, Rice,Kero- _'eerie Oil, Sugar, (brown and gi-ann. dated), Suits of Homespun Clothing i(uo pockets), Blankets, ' (grey and white. 8: x 84 inches. XXXX and weight), Island Drugget. _ » _Also to supply Queens, Kings and Prince County Prisons for the same period and the some conditions with the following articles, viz: Hard and Soft Bread. Molasses, -Oatmeal, Fresh Beet and Kerosene Oil. _ _

Allarticles required to be of the

use unity

reugsnmustcupressthe price pez barrel. M _ __ _ .-:.~..:.-.::::':: ........="‘° °.:..°°°°-»°-‘.~a.°'

gfsmhuw :craig The _ _ sad the _Department do not

_ s -,..., ._ . _,'- -M.. _ga

When lt is Destroyed _

TENDER S

THE EARLY RISER. f

The early bird, 'tis said. will surely catch , The luscious morscl that too early

uqulrms. _

I choose to lon! awhile myself and eat

Canary seed; I never did like worms.

To bed and rise at a becoming hour

Gives wisdom. health and wealth, in

books we mid; `

To stay up late and sleep till 9 o°clock Gives something quite as good-that'l

peace of mind.

I always like to snooze until the clock

Has worn itself to hoarseness with com-

plaint;

In theory, it’s nice to spring right out At 5 o'clock, but as for me it ain't!

If any foolish bird thinks he can get . By early rising all the worms that crdwl. Hs lacks the wisdom promised him, for

there . .

Ars always worms enough on earth for

all.

Don't worry; that‘s the primal rule of life.

Health. wealth and wisdom comsxin time, you'll ilnd, '

But it you fret to death for them yml‘lI

miss

The keynote of content-that‘s peace of

mind.

-Baltimore News.

i <

Obeyiug Instructions.

"Come, come, Mabel. Don’t_ turn

around to look at everybody we meet.”

"Why, mamma, you 'know papa is

always telling me to cultivate my fac- ulties `of observation.”--New York Evening Journal. . _~

-.-1..l._-1-1;-._

Cloao Gill.

"Herbert," asked -his young wife,

“what are margins?"

“Er-margins.. my dear," replied Mr.

Buckltt, “are borders, you know- boundaries, edges. Why?"

“You were talking about them in

your sleep last night-‘putting them up’ and all that sortot thing. I guess you had a nightmare and were sliding down the steep roof of a house, with nothing to stop you. W_ereu’t you ?” _

“Er-yes, my dear. You’ve guessed

lt."-Chicago Tribune. ._

Credit Too Good. -_

Lawyer-What was the _thlngthat led to'your financial downfall? You seem- ed to be doing ii good business. ._ ° Bankrupt-I was, but one day I start- ed out to see lf I could borrow some money. I found it so easy that Ikepi on borrowing.~Somerville Journal.

11.-i---1_1

Tlae Dliierenee In Slang.

“Sho uses slang,” said the cultured

proval.

“That lsn’t the worst of it,” answer-

ed Miss Cayenne. “She uses slang that hasn’t yet received the sanctloif of

smart society.”-Boston Journal. `

No Harm Done. I “It must hurt a man’s credit to wipe out his debts by going through bank- ruptcy." ’

“Oh. it may in some cases. but the

wise man doesn’t go through bank- ruptcy until he has worked his credit to the limit."-Chicago Post.

“'“_'_""'W_"1'-_ D

Would Ile Sthrtlhsf. '_ _

Miss Reader-How strange it would

be if fashion should go back to the old

instead or electric bells? '

Mr. Sardonlque-It would seem

strange. The knockers always work.- New York Weekly.

A Possibility Besented. r

“Do you think dying machines will

ever come into general use?" l `“I hope not."‘answered the customs house officer. “It’ll be mighty hard to have the usual amusement with pas- sengers from Europe if they do."--De- trolt Free Press.

His Ample Beacon. _ Convict-Yes, lady, when I gets out Pm `8°iIl’ ter try to git inter. good ser- elety. ,

Visitor-You are? f » Convict-Yes’m; I’m tired o’ bein’

called a thief instead of a kleptoma- lilac!-Puck.

'nc Lan 'ruins-. -2

"Well," exclaimed the ~west;Balt_l- morelte, “that’s th_ey`la§t,thmg___-_I eg-_

geétsd to see in connection with a “What?" risked the-'east_cn‘der.*?

“His tall."-Baltimore News. ‘_ l

_ Postnuptisiflenshntry. ' _

“I wonder if ou have a id ho

_ _ y nv Q vt.

.foolish you lookedwhen you askd me

__ _ Over 5o manntactnring and still making _ mu” of iam. _Ch as

I-°»1-1°-°-I-fs" - P ~ ' »~ V inopsi-adis¢»e»,na»i¢m»

young woman in a tone of deep dlsap'-J

time brass knockers on the front doors ,.1

,_. .» _. _- -

The Mutual Life of_N_€w YO?

. im-1 .million egg' its aaeua-enowoveicwhundred

xii-arswil$4€i0.00iJ.®0) ‘Ita purely mutual it has no stockholder' lt has distributed in dividends over one hundred and live millions ol dallas Imvnignli

lhas lusfund in tedoutoiwhichlwfrl °*¢!'\l1¢¢¢Im|

car iii divideiigipioi- the ngtvtweiig ears-not speakig om! llfgé Qpplillu

_ing year. It pays to insure in the grand old _Mot of

, ` , -I J » s A 1 I I 1'- ' g

is.rA'roN Al¢1_»=rD=f°°\°fi°f. iounuiesaci-isaiv. - - -'

qtuthaatwxyr _ ' ' .1 ¢

'lsnllnsltvrntvlren

for-$5.ooan'im`t , ` ' 'WJ ‘ '\' " "` ' "

»~ Notwitii us. .We "_th_em for our Xmas trade,” they are ' ofuaranteed to‘ke_ep goo” __e'forii'ioiieyrrefi1iided.~, .. I - -1 .

_ W_e'_lia_v`e a larger display of ivatclies»this»ycar than ever AT.

THE LOWEST PRICES. _

#RWM \Ns’¢¥&M\

' __ see _'nut-_.own sp¢_¢i_aji W.,N. radeon witch. do beers: v_vae_¢h_ _

fir the Money ever offered to tlie_Public~ __ _ , _ __ _ __ <

W. N. TANOTON, §_,'§,’§'§§$}’;§,’§2,¥§{‘

%" _ _ _ . _-~ ' la _*Ls "=i:‘_`

; ' ._ ..\ -» .`-_» --..~~~_.. _

"-’4”’° " ‘Sinn ee

_.i.i......i_.i»fii~. iii-'.vf_-'_-f r>§?'_ hw -ww »a__»=c.. “Timm ..._ __~°i..m

"' l¢GflV

,to Chris Jo ly

The silversmitli is

as mdispensable an to St. Nicholas as mahci' for faihoiig Cliridtmas gifts that

love there is none

cost that quite so

delights tue wif: as some

asian prséstif Taylor Store has put in

r1stm38 5. really

i’i¢°°.»i“R’“»li°'ii`i¥;‘i.”t§i>y, ‘ 1 : : I

n_Ch

_ \ _

_ . , _.

' ._ _ .-~_‘.,v

l ' _ '.

Arrived per steamer Campaiia 50 bags and I 5 barrels

onions- selling low before storing for winter.;-Ewholesalegil

. _“x _, _

per cent in another month. _ . __ ' _ ff

J. J. `ay& Sn

and ei site stock

ilvcr and we you will

Ourdne %r!§ forinan ideal place or

red P143’ i138 *£3

5 on hay crfnot,

nions. Oniinfs

retail. - Also_Hubbard Squash, and Citron for I

pieces of Table

5° courses. little

_ ' --r, _,__ <1 - I

'-1

the barrel and doz. Place your order now, price

if you seek that will give _,pleasure to its-

"i1vvr:aN£:s’s IMPERIAL" coax.

(None Better ' I I

I' Sci'eened,Runo!Mine,Slack. "

- ' Domcsticand Steam

_ Shipping facilities of ‘the most inoderh type at Port Hastings, C. B., for prompt loading of all classes

_ and sizes of sailing vessels.

` ~ 2’ "¢`¢tE»";_ .f _ Wm. __Pefrie, Agent, Port Hastings, C. B. A

7 _

__ .General Sales Ages cs for Nova_ Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. _ _ ° ____a _ JOHN F. WHEAR, Sub-Agent for P.` E, Island,

' 'hi fihuxsat. 9m; _

RE ED I

- We have moved into our new store, corner of

- Great George and `K_e_nt Streets in the block lately _ occupied by the late W. E. Dawson.

, , »,, ' _ .» _~_

€»°T“3'~|8HEp NIL

THi2`=.F- _ _ _

' '." ' I wcharenot

una niinfauif -M f-

iomarryyoui” ~ _ _ ‘ _ z if meh

, _“No;Ihaven*t,butIkunw_Icouldn‘t _ f _-_ ' ,_ __ __ have looked half as-foolish faslwias.”-_-_ _ _ __ _ -_ .__ _-__ ` C ' I ° ~ -` I form andaaemqsgu ho yum

“I lnmetimes wonder how Beavers STEEL-EWIRE IHUDP WOOUENWRR.E»

\I~»s\-ffquminamaiunv " ` _ 1.8. mumnax, _

,°:°i;"_:,='g:f""-°-5i’*°=~i»»\‘._ »’~_‘£»‘_

f~"***"*_ _ ,_ I V

' I Flvkilw-site. W, “§:°;w,.,,,.“"".

,amen-oh.h ai_ im ini _ . * %~- --. t»»ugio»oiiiiai'¢2i’.'-n.n.°|ini§f and hundreds °f.vifi¢a¢s.»¢i PAPER, _ _ _ '°°“‘» i*°°"""““

you lsar!ls`l_ f 1 __ ____=_ _*_* __ I » = :_ _ _ _ _ __ __ __ "_ Id¢¢|@Nn! H035 your

§2==i>i»r.°=e?‘1;<._fe » ‘ _ _ i ' ` 'I ‘ _ '_ _ _»°_t_¢°lll'le_itl¢. H8Y_0ll‘l" ‘_ ii' ’ ‘ ‘ a =»*: D |, . ._ r.

- *‘“__._' >_' " _». ._

;.":'1¢ NTB. ` Ager{r,_~.,' _, _ _ _ I c`@CDh B|0¢k

7.0 fr

~ will find no tacit really rniodhite

w i "-)

Cai1l’I‘rsys, 83 25up.

THE IN,VERNESS_RAII.§ A_-Yfa

'Desert Spoons. $4.oo up

$6 on .pet do! ._

Knives or Forks, 84.oo

per doz. {Qur Kfniéas are the famous Rogers Napkin Rwssi soo

(We engrave initials

kin Rings)

and many other handsome

Table Pieces of genuine

very ine appearance

sure and see' them

Give Your Watch a

Why not make

sour-one elses, a a new Chain or Feb? very handsome lines of the thing for Christmas gentlemen,

Watch Chains of solid

Metal, neat and tasty

d Plated Watch immense variety of diileren In wide hinge of price. to weight and pattern, 75c,

'51 50. $2 so $3 5o,etc-. upto

Solid Gold Watch

line, $15 to Sao

GEO. E. BOAK 6: Co. Halifax N.B.

iSidhi%@`yiShaw¥&f_;PbfhriIo&

The above are all in Chains In Ladies Wa we have ii *bemitiful line, a $3»°9 £0 $25.00 Many a his city would love a new

for Christmas.

0lh¢f .5005 Gill

ThT'e"ii`e" scarcely any good!