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CiiR|STMAS i

EXAMINATIONS.

The following is the result of the theory

examinations in the Shorthand Depart

ment of the Charlottetown Busill£-

Collegea-

Seiiior Division. Number of marks possible Ill).

V\'alter Traiiior, l{elly’s_tlrose_ W...

F. F. May City lg;

Marion Mi\cl\'utt , Malpeque

Agnes McKenna, City 08 Bertha M. Gorman, City $3 Josie Orr, City iB Bertha lieagh, Milton, iii Josie McAi'ee, City IB Louise Mutch, Earnscliffe ill] Bessie Brown, City - i}8` Ida Byrne, City W

Margaret Bradley, City litliel Byrne, City Bessie McDonald, City .liva Mulch, I'larnsclifl`e

l\I. D. Clarke, City if? \V. Aliicck, Seai'lctown ii'l

Lottie llusviicss, Norboro

nil

Alice \\'right, Bedequo 90 ,

902

Perle Jury, City Kitty Crockett, Cape Traverse

mi

liertrude l~I~isory, Union U5 ` Jessie McRae, City 95 Bessie Johnston, Brookfield U5 Katie Milligan, Sunimerslde Dil

intermediateDivision. .\'iimiit-r of marks possible 80.

Ruby li. Simpson, French River N04 Ainiie M. Higgins, City 80, Katie M. l~`crgus0n, City 'ill' .lcnnic lil. llodizion, City 7ii` licssic Cooke, City Tl) i.cna li. .\Icl’hee, North River Til H. 'i`illy Browii, City 79 .

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..~- .ws .=_;.

.laiiic l"erguson, Marshfield TU ` -

Siisii- _\'a.<li, City Tl)

79 '

Janie Cox, City T5

S. S. Sq\i|\i'cl»i-iggs, City

.luiiior llivision.

.\'ninl»cr of marks possible 60.

lit-llc I‘aton, City fill

Cmasie I\iau.\iilian, \Vood Islands 60,

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litta Martin, Southport ‘

Cassie ll. Mai-tin, Belle River 5l|i

Ii. J. liiekliaiiii, New Haven ol) li. ll. Wliitiiicn, liedeque 58 Cora Myt-rs, lianipton 58 Peter Doyle, City 57 li. G. Clarke, \\'ilniot \`n.lley 55 In atliiiiion the special Diploma of the

Sliortlianrl and 'l`ypewi~itlng Department was granted to the following students, who wrote from dictation for ten minutes on new inattcr nl an average rate of I0() wordsa minute in Shorthand, and tran- scribed tlirir notes on the typewriter at a speed of not less than 20 words u minute: --

M. F. Ii|':\(ll|~_\f, City

Eva l\1ui:|\, l§n\'nst~lill'c

Eihel Byrne, City Josie I\irArce, City Ethel Iiinns, City.

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BB ' i='ii~st iuethodist.-Rev. W. W. Lodge at

I ‘ll and Rev. Wm. Dobsouat- 7. Strangers

r welcome. Attentive ushers.

AND 1NsisT`oN HAVING THE Tins TESTED Meb1ciNE

Dr. Chasc’s §,‘,;“U"

llnsccd and

Turpcntlnc

It is not a question of whether you

will iiced a treatment, for coughs, tolds, and croup in your home, but the question is. will you select the most effective med-V icinc, or simply be satisfied to take what- ever your druggist happens to hand out to you.

Tinic and experience have proven [that

you can depend on Dr. Chase`s Syrup of liinseed mid Turpenlflne at such times

It is only necessary to remember this

when the critical time comes, and to insist on getting what you ask for.

Should you have children who are

subject to croup, you had better keepa liotiie of Dr. Cliase's Syrup of Linseefi and 'l‘ui~pcnline in the house, for when the choking spasm comes on there is little time to send for the doctor or medicine.

It seciiis scarcely necessary to dwell

on the merits of Dr. Chase’s Syrup of i.insci=.'l and Turpcntine as acure for t..iup, bronciiitis, whooping cough, etc. Most of us have known it from childhood np. It is almost as familial' as Dr.Chase's lleccipt book.

“l can say that I have both used and

sold Dr. Chase's remedies in my own family. Iliave found Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine the best rem- edy for coughs and colds. In the store I have more call for Dr.Chaso's Remedies than for all the other medicines I keep." -Mr. W. C. Archibald, Gienelg, Guys- borough Co., N.

Being pleasant to the haste, it is readily

taken by children. Because lt brings quick relief to the sufferer from asthma, bronchitis, whooping cough and all the uiost serious diseases of the throat and lungs, it is invaluable as n. household inedicliie. 25centsn bottle, at all deal- ers.

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ORGAN or ST. JoAcl~uM“s

i The Pastor of which is Rev. Dr. Doyle, Vernon lilvev. ‘ One ofthe best in_rur1l churches

` WHY THAT WEARINESSI _

‘ _You're uneasy, restless, without- appe- ` tite. .Still worse ou are thin and faggcrl lout. Work rnustine done, but where is the strength to come from?

` Make your blood nutritious and you'll i have cts of strength. Your only hope is Ferrozone, an instant blood maker, b ood- purifier, blood-enricher. It brings keen

|appetlte,' digests food and sugplles nutrition for building up all the odily i tissues. Ferrozone makes muscle and nerve fibre, increases your weight, instills iareserveof energy, into the body that l defies weinlness or exhaustion from any cause. To have virility and healthy vigor géaegferrozone which all dealers sell in ' c oxes.

CHURCH SERVICES.

` Changes to be made in Church services `, should be at this office not later than one » o‘clock Friday afternoon. '

. Msrnonisr.

` Grace Church.-Rev. \Vm. Dobson at li and Rev. \V. W. Lodge at 7. Strangers welcome and provided with comfortable seats.

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Zion.-Prayer meeting at 10. Rev. W ll. Sedgewick- at 11 and 7. Sunday. School and Bible class at 2 30.

St. James.--Rev. T. F. Fullerton atll

,and 7. Sunday_School and Bible Class | at 230. .

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Rev. G._R. While at 11 and 7. Sunday

School at 2.3J p. m. Visitors always welcome and provided with comfortable seals.

ci:N'rm\L cnnisriaiv.

Rev. Robert Pegrum at 11 and 7.Sundny

school at 2.30 0`clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 8 o'cloek. Seats free and unappropriated. . sr, nuNs'i'AN's carrii-znizan.

First Mass at 7.B0,Second Mass at 9 a.in High Mass at 10.30. Vespers and Bene- diction at 7. p. mi Cntecliisiu at 2 p. in.

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St. Paul‘s-Morning prayer at ll a. ni. Christmas service in Sunday School at L30. Evening Prayer at 7 p. ni. All seats free and unappropriated.

St. Peter's.~Rev. Jus. Simpson, M. A.,

Priest Incumbent. Holy Communion 8 a.. in. Service at ll n. m. Sunday School at 2.30 p. m. Festival Evensong and procession at 7 p. m.

sAr.va'rioN ARMY ,

Sunday Service at,7, ll, 3, and 7.80 p. m. Week night Service -Monday, Tuesday, 'l‘hursda_v. Friday and Saturday nt 7.30

T GREENVALE._

Dec. 5).- Miss May Oxenham is visit-

tlng friends in Charlottetown. George Brown has returned home after,

spending about two years in the West. He intends returning in the spring. lna J. Carew intends spending a few

holidays in Granville. A few evenings ago, a number of

invited guests assembled at the home of T. J. and Mrs Oxenham where a very plensent evening was spent in games and music.

DON'T SQUANDER YOUR MONEY

On worthless cures for oatanh. There is only une remedy that/s successful- "Catarrhozone"-it cures when the doctor says your t-asa is hopeless. No drugs to

c, no at mixer to bother with on

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Xmas, we have them.-McKenna's

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Alireat ran of valiliéluiiies

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rm, p,,,|h;,, og th, and torehen leg; just in by ex-fat qeha Nmnonfb. Come early

` rem Dainty new patterns wlthlvlfitapali-.~!>. S. we else lm."

american Baile-Dm' el iiuertienn to match almost ¢very,°|°l|¢l\°-vw Wi °°f“f°f*»*"l° '°l'_f°"°°P*

duetllier of we M' Wm! one. _ Moore & McLeod. :gd ii ‘°'-N- ` "dl"

Of interelt to. Blby i - . .

FORTUNE COVE

Fortune CoveDec .t0~'1`his fall being

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Ongoing to the barn the.other morning

George E. Megglson was niucli surprised to find a dead fox in his burn yard. It is thought the animal died from the effects

Several of the young people of this place are attending the singing class at Bloomfield, conducted by Professor Mae- Donald of_Pictou, N. S. Mr. Ma.cl`Jonald_ also has classes ab'O'l.eary, Alherton, and Monl5X`08¢. , 5 ` The young pe'0ple_of Fortune Cove -.audi Cuscumpec have had- a number of en- joyable lltt-lo parties this fall. ‘

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Now see here”a minute, my frlcndl Yo

ought to know that you cannot cure' pain in the head, or heartburn`orshootingpalns in the stomach with headache powders and linimcnts. That stuff you rub on

to go down where the trouble is. What-3 you want to do is to get your bon els to work. Take three Hutch to-night. Take one aftcrench meal. It takes out those. pains by stopping the fermentation ofthe; food. It is easily taken and does not§ contain any injurious substances. It is! a hundred times better than Eilxirs, San' saparlilas, iron and acid pi-eparailons._ I)on't lose time fooling with such things, but start using Hutch as quickly as yout can. It‘s a doctor for ten cents. For sale' by all Drugglsts. §

Snow shovels cheap at Cameron & Cds.;

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Get your fruit, eonfectlone chocolates;

Gifts for girls that are just what .they want at M. Trainor 8.: Co‘s. 22d Bi `

5, New Valencia oranges for 12 an.d,Z`lA cents pcr doz. at Jno. Connolly Bt Cofs. .

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Some very nice dinner, tea and toiletf

‘ sets ata liberal discount. W. P. Colwlll,~ /Sunnyside. 12-ld f.wi4w. .

1 Xmas candy from _l0 cents to 50 cents a; pound. Barley sugar toys, fancy Xmas” Crwliers. etooldngs, fancy novelties etc. for Xmas at Beer Sc Gofi's. ' 22d2l i

The High Grade Art Parlors for barga- ins in betiiitlfnl pictures framed or imfmmed mr xmas Giflsaiso s beautiful, line of photo fraufes and Jewelery boxes' etc. in celluloid goods. 2-'3vl`1l _'

We have just received a package off

china direct from Japan It la the nicest line ofthe kind in the city.-W. Pi Oolwlll, Sunnyside. 12-ld twl4w

We’vea lot of elegant Persian lamb.

caps for men’s Christmas gifts, $8.41), $10.00, $12.00, the cap. Nothing nicer for. a gift to your gentlemen friends, see these'

Nice fresh eggs is what you want for .D°“° “P "my 1°’ m°m“3' md 1*' J..

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alihmtor sleigh semen #L sur up-wth can now

'GET Your aofwfts To mol/E."

doesn’t remove the cause. You have got.. A

if wi

an exceptionally lln.c one the farmers of C I

‘this place have their fall work almost I V ` .

com leted. .

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of poison. ‘ _ ‘

1 Wm. Smith lost a valuable young horse -

afew days ago. _ ~ ' -» ` - -_ -

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I..\NSnowNi~t, DIGBY Co., N. S.,

To the Ogilv,ic Flour Mills Co., Limited, Dec. nth, 1905

Montreal.

Dear Sirsz-

I was surprised on the 9th inst to receive a letter from

you saying that a merchant near here had told you I was dissatir fied with ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR. Itis a false statement. We have beeirusing ROYAL HOUSE- HOLD FLOUR for the past two years, and I think can truly say I have not had any trouble in making bread with it." I make my own yeast, mix my bread at night, and in the morning find it light and beautiful. On December ist I sent my son to-- ~.-for a barrel of ROYAL HOUSE- HOLD FLOUR and he said he was out of it. He :ent ine a barrel of another grade which I tried to inake bread of, but it would not rise. 1 sent him back the flour and a sample of the -bieidand that was all there was about it. I want no better Hour than ROYAL HOUSEHOLD.

Yours trnl y,

. F W

Name of Lady ou application to

OGILVIE FLOUR MILLS CO., Limited, MONTREAL.

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lied by ‘orelrsnch u`.Uniouist paper n.~ l|,,. Dolly 'l?9l°sr¢vI\ as fi coed cabinet, an it has created u. treniendous uproar for-;.|1 v.hat{as the _papers are prliitiiu; mi-i-i.. 'P0|\fl0¥l0¢ `fl"0“\ l\YllIi"y Eulisiunen U,,,|_ Sir Henry Cauupbcll-Bannon-iiniii siiaal-I hnvwgiven so m'ai\yCnbinet i\ppoi|ilincm_. to'Scutuhmen.

‘ v»e;B`_s"{n"-` umm lm.. Uhleego ltill \hoi¢p~1,h. ¢}mmp|°n_

ship as the divorce cn.y,ef an Una- ed States. It Is the-,home oi 4,::l.1 persons who have dissolved the lwiias of marriage by 'the process ol 1..-_.- and who are still single. New \'..,;, ranks next to the Windy City, lm, nlthol-Ish its population is gi-vat/-r than ~thA.t of the western metmpoli-l it can boast of only 2,146 rasitleiiit who hnvepassed through the aivmrt mill and have not married rig-pil, The Chicago Record-Herald has 1-ma piled interesting statistics in rf»_-`-...-,| to the Lumber of divorced pi-tipla ._-, the principal cities of the ljinml States. Baltimore, according in ||... Record-I-Iera.ld's tabulated stan im-m_ has 988 divorced persons aiiiong; im iresidents. about half us many as ,\:,,,, Francisco, St. Louis, lndiaiiapollf., Boston, Kansas City, Clevclmid ami Louisville all lead Baltimore, whit.. Washington and New Orleans sri: not lar behind the Maryland city. ll li

estimated by tl? Record-Herald til.-.i there are now. 1,538 divorced 1.. ,-_ sons in the United States, of \'.'l.|i»». 32,205 are women and 10,331: H... mon. The excess of divorced \vnm.-a over -divorced men is explained on ill.,

~ ‘theory that men who have iirmi a--1-in

.ratcd from their wive`by tlicvoaraa are more apt to re-ma r_v than \-..._ men who have passed tliroaqli 11., divorce mill. It is probable that there are more people in the Uni|<»|l States who have resorted to ilu- ili- vorce courts than The Record-ll.-i~ e.id’s estimate would indicate. 'Vim divorce mills in the For l\'asi~-rn States have been working o\'¢i~|iiaa lor several years and must have ,~:<-pa. rated many couples that are not in- cluded in the Chicago papci~’s table.

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ANN0u1\l_c_El/| ENTS

-The lecture and magic lantl-i-n -.liow

‘by W. S. Louson on the Zsiliol' lm-. ‘promises to be the best or si-i~i»\i-i I-.-1 'thing ever given in Clmi-loL|.\-lo\\ ii.

--Our` Reindeer last _war t-ro,-ll.--I

_ spontaneous combustion. \\'t-'vo ~t-|~u|.-ii A another for the concert Clii-lntma.. ml-ia iday) night, at the Salvation .-\rm_y. li\i»i;; the family forthe time of iiirii- li\.»~. - W. A. Hawley, Diiector. ‘."l-I iii

Confectionery in fancy lmxi~.~i l`i‘m»i .- ~ s to $2.75 per box at Jac. Coiiimlly .\ Vo ~.

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l - A large assortment of lliiiirmml lilliu were received yesterday by ii. il. 'l'-\.\ l‘=1‘ and will he sold today i-lose on <-l»~| i lllll _ early and secure your elicit-c. Ji iii

We wish to thank the puliiiir

forthe generous 1inirt>ii'.;;t- <f.~.- lended during the ilzsi \v-it-it _oi ,our sale of fire damage-tl gi-=»tI_~»: it-1' the confidence thus exprrs-<-;t1' in the quality of our im-r¢iunl'l1_~i_-. We very greatly regret 1lie_ni.~ avoidable crush- the <ll¢.'cciii‘o-fs that may have been exlcrit-limi by customers. We wish c\'cryi»\il- to know that there are .still ;;ii~:il -quantities of dainagt-ii gtirls _ytr to be offered. The goods \\'\li if:

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FOR WIFE. MOTHER, DAUGHTER SISTER OR SWEETHEART

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“ , ,Q ' he L. Progress Brand Clot ing _ l

_ creates good impressions. " Progress Brand" Suits and

l Overcoats give men the appearance that Fashion demands. '-

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lowest Prices. Conwy the Shoemami I I 5 d 2 5 C . | “amy S id , Oh l w 23d li. ' l‘ _ ` ' - _ < '

‘""'f° ° M °°°°'f° " _ , , , _ . .These nrechlues are new being sold at lower pr ces. ll

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while you can inks a B006 selection. i =' ` ` ~ St°"`_ "H .N ¢°|.d|‘||y |nv“¢d

placed on sale during the ctiitiil;

week at extraordinaiy retinal; an.

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