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in time for Xmas.

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GU ARDIAN BUILDING, Charlottetown

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change in 'our business i

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entire stock of holid Gifts.

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Brucc’s for* Mcn’sV` G Furnishings.

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Christmas buying until ,; the last moment. Its a

satisfaction to buy early and know that you have if make your selection when the stocks are' at their E' best. ' ji

Silk Mufflers. 60c. 75c. $1.00 $12-5 '

Wav's Knitted Mufflers. 50:: to 85c.

New Neckwear from the best makers

Puis, Bows_ Four-in,handr, Strings, Knots, anything

that’s new, we have'ii_ `

Reindeer Gloves, Mocha Gloves, Kid Gloves, Fur Lined

Gloves. Silk Lined Gloves. Astrachan Gauntlets. Fur Lined Mitts. Fur Caps. Cloth Caps, with slip bands fur lined, Fur Coats F nr Collars, Fancy shirts, Sleeve Links.

RUC ,

The Up-to-date Men’s Fumisher.

Says that Japan Will

Arthursnd theN\lkado’s~Go’vernment'is Pi'eparing~

an Expeditionary force. _Minlster4_Sat`oiw

Surely Fighifor Her _

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i Lorman, Dec. 2i_!.'-Japanese war ships are said to be concentrating _ in the vici-

nity ot Port Arthur. Preparations are being made on the pax-to! the Mik-

adds government for the transportation of an expeditionary force. 1 " Rome, Dev. 23.-The sit'ua'ion in the Far East is being followed with great in- terest here. The rumor which gained wide currency in Rome, that war had *been,deciared<between Russia and Japan, was promptlv contradicted by Mr. 0hoya_- N ma, the Japanese minister to Italy who said that Japan had the complete sym- ‘ pathy ot the United States, which desired

*the independence and the paoiiic develop- , ment of Korea. The minister said he di-i l not know whstattitude would be taken

‘ by the United Scates izovernment in the

ease of warbetween Japan and Russia.

il' cnxrrrrnonnownrs anim-nas.

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2 , Pekin HQ-’§,l‘he new Chinese _ b:ard at -promulgated the .railway which- _Ting i Fang, ‘former topfwalhlngton, and now ‘vice-president of the beard of which .Prince ’IsailGhin, son ctr:-_iace Ching, is 2 presidenti’ 7 These laws'~are calculated -to i materially cripple the borrowing capacity l of the railway companies, and to restrict l the control of the railways io the Chinese s eonrity holders. The reizulations Iurther restrict theholding of shares by foreisners to a maximum of titty per cent., ani p'evc_1\:7the'companies from borrow- , ing on land values limiting the power of ` mortage na the rnichinery and the build-

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HE AGONIZIN G PAINS OF RHEUMA-

_ TISM.

Swollen. achingjoints, muscles are stiff

and sme,ever_v movement accompanied bv ; pain. The mf st cotrui remedy is Polson’s '_ Nerviiiue, whi¢_=h h s live times the pain suhduwg pow.-r of any other preparation. ‘ Apuiv the Nervil ne copi~us1y~, rub iton ‘wt-ll and then bind in s. hat flannel band- aae. 'i"f»is- will cure the worst cases ina short time. Tri Neiviline for Rheuma- tism, Neumlgi-\ Sciatica orLumhago -it’s

` president ot the board of comrneree-at the

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ings. The railway companies V mi for concessions to both. A

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. JAPAN WGULD BURBLY FIGHT.

Minister Satow was connected

the British diplomatic service in

tor a'qu§.r‘ter ot al century. Hs is 1 'oi

greatfstliviug authorities on historfand literature, and is in constant communication with the fwielnost .»sta\e,s,-as V men of Japan. _ He is quoted _wise _ that anyone 'who imagine; that Japan' will not ight for what she eonceives tothe her grertest interests, does noirlrnow the Japanese people. Minister. Uchida is .an - adherent ot the f'yoiing. Jspaneselparty,”

pi anihas always advocated wai-,_it, neces-

sary,to secure the svaclatwn of ohm-la. The decadence of the Ohinése government has never baenjmore tely displayed `thaninVthosetimes,when her minieteru_»go trom,_lepation. ».t_o_

tion imploring other China, ‘without any

helping herself. ~ Thereis ' `

strong man'

:Wu"l‘ing Fang, the-.well

n:inistertothe`Uu_ited States, ojllcisl _friends that he`dsspair's"

(future. “I see no ~hope,’f-V he says,

China. The partixonpt empire.,

or-lateris inevi ble.”,.,He ls- with ofiicial life at Pekin. and to resign his present positions as

nrst opportunity. Hisexperienoe is that: ot the majority otithe enlightened Chi

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