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Hearn, representing fire underwriters in Halifax were in Amherst yester- day regarding the fire investigations.
The preliminary examinatfom of
Miner and Ferguson will be held on .Wednesday morning. - ,_
The authorities, are ,iimossession
of a full confession from Miner rela- tive to the origin of tho fires and the evidence produced will be of a startling character.” -
with lan tee mm, me it hlf the cost of other soap, Sunlight does the whole washing in half the time, ye! without injuring the
meet delicate fabric.
Ula It the Sunlight way. Follow the direction.
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question as L1. Lu., rp. :1'.t_\~ of si gift like tliis,;is :Tiff are so dainty and service- able that they please tlie
inost exacting.
Our stock of these 1
brooches is worth seeing as we have an extra large
low.
We put each in a nice plush case.
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-' stock and the prices are ,f
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-"-'”__'_' ' -- _ Mrs. Frances Wyatt, of 25 Guy
W. P. Archibald, the Dominion Pa~
role Officer, is a man of generous sympathies, great industry and not indisposed to magnify his ofllce. I-le has been the means of liberating thousands from the penitentiaries of the land and giving them earlier frac- dom and chances of beginning life anew than they would have had if compelled to serve out their senten- ces. I-Ie maintains, and pil would like to believe, that the operation of the parole system, which appears to have been enlarged beyond what was at first intended, has been justi- fied by its fruits. _
It is claimed that both the coun-
try and the prisoners have benefited by thc system. The country has not had to support these paroled con- victs,, largely in idleness. The pris- oners are given a chance to reform their conduct, to engage in honest callings, and to become good citi- zens, all the while conscious that they will be returned to prison if they break their parole. It seems that a large proportion of the parol- ed prisoners have made good their pledged word, and are living honest and industrious lives. This is a cause for satisfaction, and goes far to justify the conclusions at which Mr. Archibald has arrived and of which he is so confident.
There is,. rozrettably another side
to this picture. The years since the parole system has been in operation in Canada have been marked by a most alarming increase of crime in (`unada. Tn fact the i~1~i-iiiirii .-1.-ii.
not strike us that way. It 1112!. f-0° close copy of an American plan that
torious for unpunished crime. With the rapid increase in crime, are we not parolling one prisoner to admit two in his place, till the penitentiar- ies are filled to overflowing? And ii it be a good thing for theprisoners to get out of prison, what is the ef- fect upon society at large from hav- ing two or more thousand Daroled convicts turned loose in the country? As disease spreads by infection and
tawa will ponder well this other side of the parole question and be as hu- mane toward the law-abiding and orderly portion of the community as they seem disposed to be to the dis- orderly and the lawless.
HUHSE NOTES UE .
TETETL INTEREST
Style and beauty comlizied witi.
speed add greatly to the selling value of a trotter. Strange to say no stallfion with a trotting record of 2.05 or better has yet bred a trotter that has mud' so fast a record as 2.05.
Twelve Bingen weanling sold at
Fasig Tipton sale last week which realized $5.355. California trainers are buying hay for ten dollars per ton, for tliree yeiirs 5~1‘e'.'io;is $2#
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Pune wno1.es`om:
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They are made in xi modern
clean factory _under iibsolvtely sanitary conditions by expert candy makers.
Our facilities are such that we can afford to sell ROUKWOOD Cl-i0C0l_.iATl~IS uf. about the pame_price you would pay for inferiorbrands. _ _ ,
if purity and delicioususas in i`hocolates_ count ns siiythlnir with you, give Rockwood choco- lates tr I
We ag_ual:a'iitee them to be
6v_pryt_ itng _thafd hhigh-vrade
UC 9, MOST hsilelsggii iiockwoov C}g0UOLA'l‘l4S. Ask yours for a ox
The White Candy Co Lid Qi. john, N. B.
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lfs Eyes
(lldage comes surely, and
physicalpower will surely grow ess. lt’s lust us vvcll to face the fact wisely. ll your eves arcne lected now Y0\l'll l§\llf‘fl' from if later when theres D0 possible esnnpc. I._s-t us help your l~I_yes keep their sfrenirt y lltting the right iI|‘\H¥lf“' 9"- No charge for cxiiminxition
whtether you buy ;r|s.se1~s or no .
Silverston & Epstein Drs. of Optics. 168 Queen St. Cl\`town
dmwfti
“Henman
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makes a delightfully acceptable gif that will bring pleasure to any per
in extreme cases.
and condign punishment is taken
open the gate of the prison before half the allotted term of prison ser- vice has nxpireil. It costs the coun- QFY dearly for the depredations of its criminal class and the mainten- ance of courts and juries to decide upon their guilt. Why should any one man have tho power of such po-
LO 2~.€.'» por ton. 'l`li.» .\i:,--iiwtii ll<~1`s.»- ,|'.\<,.-‘.~, f\i .11i't'., '~ i~.-‘-'i".i» fi i* Iii-' if-:El rii'i<»=::lii;f of TJ:1E~§ i.~';ai|i :iis-- [of i`.c1i|i'iIii-1.i<.'.; as roi
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Avenue, Montreal, says: “I have found Zam-Buk moat soothing and
has made the American Republic no- 'I valuable for rheumatlsm and stiffness
_of iolnts and muscles. I suffered long and acutely from rheurnatism, and tried one liniment after another in lvain. I also took medicines internal-
flyi, put it remained for Zam-Buk to e ec a cure. ! Zam-Bak seemed to penetrate to ;the_very seat of the pains, driving
thi; comigetely out, and I am now qu cure . '
Zam-Buk is 'also a sure cure for
piles, ulcers, cold sores, chopped bands, cuts, burns, scalds, scalp sores, babies’ rashes, and all skin in-
contamination, so does crime. Weyjuries and diseases. All druggists misc uint those in authority ee ot- wud Storee. 501:- bor. or Zum-Buk
Co., Toronto, for price.
Oh dear I’m so sad nobody loves me and my hands are cold: Then the ibashful young man lookved down to see if the horse’s hind legs were still on and I lied: You hadn't orter say that. Go'd loves yer’n yer 'Mother loves yer'n if yer hands are cold yer can set on ’em.
Walter Cox who is well known as
,au expert reinsman lives and trains lliorscs in the shank end Of New ».'Tnmpsliiro where they have plenty winter. O11 a sweltcring hot day in gwlv during the Grand Circut meet ’.~\ :it lwilumazoo he told a bunch
Mi' l\cr.t\'o‘<y drivers. “Any man thai .
~~ .1-iln’t take a horse up to Labra- dor and get him ready to -race by August first could put his head in e doughnut hole.” On the Island most part of April and May put our horses on the rough and out of six as the
roads and tracks are frequently un-
fit to move on.
Dominion “D" owned by W. H. P.
Irving, Cape Traverse and who hold- tlie Maritime record for three yen. ~l-"»= Fume i-*wry nearly hanfqinv hnnil- <:»i-» ~-il-. lint \Y\~ li-rinv /inclined an,
,..1||i ii il. |.irif ,; W- -'»i.l: r t‘:.i1i a genuine h»-rseni-\\
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THE “CONVERTO” is FOUR Slius
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The most practical ,convertable garment ever of.
fered to the P. E. Island public, just enough better than others to be at once appreciated-No glove fasteners -N0 hardware necessary -just a simple twist of the wrist and “PRESTO”-can be changed into any of the four styles in a minute-No valet or help wanted.
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$9.00. 10.50, 12.00, 13.50, 15.00 to 22.00 ln all the Latest Shades and Material
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‘- ‘~'< T' ='\‘1 ~'"‘“€ ol UVS “i'-fi" '.oi's\. hair .ritn liliite a sood strnia .i..‘.v suiritedi and wished to nia`~ l \‘> _ . _ 'i'--c n="u:r r-f izziiriigraiitl, the large 'i tiottfrs uud lJBAJ0l'S ull Uf Wl-'1C" ui, linnl-iu.~ss coinpletv. Linton on Li/ . E V A _ _._ _ / `n»:~..»~r-i~ of i=.i»0r<-rs ¢,_,,,i.-mi .i,...f. 0111 be S015-_ , _ _ _ *is sp:r<ts were raised but now it .- -~#-` f A
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expired. A criminal sentence has thus lan 1_58§ The Hn;-vegf,¢r‘ 2,01, Color- lost half the terrors it once had All ado F (3)i2 0451 Native Belle (2)
_the while judges and juries have be- 2.072 gud MiS.S Sé0k€S (1) 2.19% all ’ A .
going more I-eiuygmnt m convict giv_ from no record dlpms. L;heer up _
ing the prisoner the liciieflt of every bc:iY§c“;_,;3:ve iriozncerggré Beautiful doubt and only awarding piinishmunt Bene (2295) produced her 1gt,l1 foal
As we have said the fear of certain be 32 Sei HOW UT her Produce lived
tent recommendation to the Minister `
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of Justice that at his word the ver- FILES CURED_I _6 To 14 DAYS dict of the jury and the sentence of PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
the judge can be thus set at naught? ¢\U`°d_9~f1Y C586 05! Itf¥,1_il¥1€»_ B325
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_ This _may _be all iight, but it does M days or money re!_mded_ 50c_
:parity of the country' have been con' SUE Of 2-10 UOUTUE Speed- He is ing will accede to the wishes of the°
iU`lb“t0"Y °*‘~“S°5~ For it is 5 fact noiv credited with four trotters ln Tryon ho,-semm,_
that there is usually more crime and the 2.10 list Electloneer
disorder in the country in prosper- Wm* three' Miss K'_L‘ Wilks' filly’ SEE THE NEW COATS THAT WE ous times than in limi times. ‘ P"Q_F§§§e_Tff_“‘§22駧gn_§‘; f_r§‘§,§"d mg” orrnn You-siviarvr-UP 'ro THE
Yet We cannot but think the SYS' ghd is some baby trotter, can ycil MI[)NIIJ§EA§§W
em of easy parole which has come bent it E
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in tends to relax the fear of punish- MI' RGRY bollghf Vesta BOY at the 11._,21dtg_
ment which before prevailed and NeW_ York 1581; and reign! himT;(; _ _ _ | t t d
which operated as the most powerful §:il;;el1)a5’\t‘;)‘;_e~_v_r\l__I:;l;1;l`sNa;.$430. “lf _You are thinking _of giving a _ & MCLEOD 11__21dtf_ .coa s, Dan s,~an overcoats. Scotch deterrent from crime. For in regard V-esta has a mark of 2.05} he glaglxfllégagaglirét 3;' 1B<;_1;r:_gidng_’é‘0(§i;%__*;;t‘fi _._ 1 1, - knitted as if mother or-grandmotherily). The latter is simply lovely. 0 to “rim” as in Fei-’»1'1I'f1 t0 disease. Shollm gather in some free for aus *ed to show you our stock. Our as-E, Look altogr tbetc1ty~ii'ee wa?-el ' S ' ; D E ' f a work if prevention is surely better than cure. ne” Year- The B°“d5m““ Sire Of so,-tment is extra fme_ and We have iigliecfig Es ;m_;esee°So____SW‘X‘ii5“ ng; :inside of the ladies’ store on theinice, too, and only 5c. a drachm, E
~ ~ Cf-’l°"“d° E' (3) 104; brought su" th in at various rices. See us be-I 1 . ' Tight hllud Side- PBt0u'8. TA. Foster Central D t -
The convict sentenced to the >en1te - ' ° P ood*-n ol t k ' I I _ ' rugs 0”' S““
I n 000 at New York, last week and is I d “in D A Bruce 12_2d“ 'K 5 ° d 5 0° - S1510” J°SeDh- 3* 12_5di»_f nyslde uzdf
tiary for _(ive, neu or fifteen years, considered dead éheap at 'that C01. me cel g' ' ' ' ' ‘Queen St. 12-2dtf. ’ ' ' 9 t' now counts confidcntl that ood be- rado E. will be bred to about 30 » I _ -"
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“mf “id fe" Pf°mi-es will mem “°“ °“ f" ‘°‘“°" A/% A/\/N/`f\/\/\l\ /V\/%¢\/`fV\ AA/\/\ his release before half his term has bfmked at $300 each 9' htfue in ex' W ,”,_` _,
cess of P. E. Island service fees. Uh-
when 25 years of age yet she lived to
to a very ripe age.
Here is one that will bear retell-
ful young man and a girl He was taking her out to drive on a lonely road one day eecently. He had a niece quiet horse a. good buggy and a, ribbon tied on his whip. The sett- ing was perfect but he was _very quiet and diffident. In fact his bashfulness was painful and the girl wanted to help him out so she said:
Y . c. a . e ac Kinnon Dru C0. co . Gt. Geor
h"lVl_a1cK_:n_non's Igyspeissinl Tablets ' _ ' sou engasaean re'abl - '
ticle fdr any kind of stomach ti-gable Extraordlnary
or indigestion. They are better than °
are mccting with a big sale, as they V In
itrtipported kilrids retailing at double L d
e price- ry a box if troubled with
our stomach 25 box Th M - an
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Kent Btu, ;ii¥t?f._
Hockey Boots
Tlie season of hockev ‘bool
1.. no \ fiiiv seleclioii, uh lc The
son. Old and young alike take plea- _,,,._,_.'L\ ,_` fl-ehh '_,> our P,.,C,`.S
sure in taking pictures and the En sign as a gift makcs a. Merry Xmas all the more merricr. Gct one today for your friend at "The ‘Two Macs."
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..True Blue..
In order to buy and sell for
cash as near as possible, we have reduced our expenses, and are markin in blue ink our Watches, gewelery, and Silverware at the lowest sell- ing rice for cash which we
call TRUE BLUE prices. The superior Ankle Sup- 50 H 5:00
It is our aim to sell cheaper port made in our own Factory 9.oo “ 6.oo ~ .~»
“nd give ‘mf Patmns as 80011 will not rip and the only re- (buchu ‘ ‘ -
a value as we can afford in all 1iab‘]e ankle support on the $7_°o for $460 O
1lU¢S~ Market 5o “ 5.oo
will give you the advantageof flu: small amount of cash you will have to spend for a pair.
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.\Ieii's hockey. McPherson make, .1 ii if ii
il ll 1| 4
in in u is 3. .‘ rc u u u 345
Mcn`s hockey, Williams make 2.35 Men's hockey, The Winner 2.50 Men's hockey, Tho Leader
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Boys' hockey from $1.70 fo 3.25 Youths’ hockey from 1.50 to 1.75 Girls' hockey from 1.50 fu l.75 L1-idice' hockey from 1.65 lo 2.85 Ladies' flannel lined 1.85 to 2.35
Today you can secure
bargains iii liigl\»cl:i>;:~ lriiiiigvs and couches that cannot be beaten by any other Tiiriiitiii-e liousr iii Canad;i.\Nc want to get out \\`est as soon as you will let us and to accelerate our moving we are offering :isloiiiif.li:irg' \‘::li1e.s iii ir-:;l~ ly lii_i;ii rlzissi`\ii‘iii1iirc-~ ev<_-'wtliiiig ifoes -f iotliiiig is reserved.
You will never have a bet-
eouches offered _von--this is tliechance of a lifetime, fm it is really new high-1 lass furnitiire selling at a lower price than cheap trashy artic- les.
.Call in today and secures
good value before your friends and neighbors get there ahead of you.
Lounges $6.50 for $4.00
oo 4 50
“Devonshire Carmels-Fresh lotl "A ‘few more suggestions from- the iust reed.-30c lb-E. A. F'ost,r-Cen- ladies' store where you can buy ral Drugstore, Sunnyside. igents' Christmas presents such as
_.__ ‘fancy hosiery, fancy shirts, fancy
WONDERFUL VALUES IN HAND_‘suspenders, for collars, umbrellas,
weater u on suit c
' I E A _ _coat s s, fr c ts, ' ases, ivbhirilialii’ £15.51? 2231?. Slii-T3 ‘hand base h==°dk°f°h1f=fS= el-1° all ._ WORTH To 2650 for 12‘00_ MOORE 'kinds ,of clothing such. as vests,
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they never got such bargains before
Other prices look large compared to ours. Simon Joseph, Queen St
12 Zdtl.
Sachet Powder-La Violette,R05.
iris, Saffranor, Vivitz, Azurea, Flor. iamyei (Pivicrs) Trefolia, Violet, He
knitt socks as pretty and as flnelyl
liotrope, (Grcssmiths), Affinity (S
made them, in the ents department s ecial mixture or Xm s
People Wh° WY at our store any
ee
Lll
ter bargain in lounges and
away when the parole officer holds ing_ Ip is the story gf a very bash-
Cases
These are always desirable as gifts
and the line- affords wide choice as to price. Nice two pieces, ebonioid set, satin line, solid case. $2.25 each They run from this price up to $25.00 each, the better ones being, more complete. We have them silver mounted and plain, every taste hav- ing been thought of.
We now have our entire holiday line on
display and cordially invite you to call as soon as you can and inspect it. It is by far the largest stock ever shown here and in extent, variety and low prices cannot be matched in this locality. \Ve will be glad to have you conic and look around as iuucli as you want to. \Ve’1l lay aside goods on which a payment is made. We’1l pack goods for vou to be sent out of town and will deliver goods Christmas day if desired. We want to be of as~istanee to you this year.
Walking "
Canes
If any one looking for something
for me one of them will do as a frequent remark we‘hcar. Our dis- play is really worth considering for gift purposes. There are elegant Ebony canes with several styles of handles and silver, mounts, Partridge Congo and others equally acceptable. Mark this on your list.
Msnicuife 1 Sets
A gilt that should always be con-
~<i:lc;'1fl iilicn n. yf-uri: l`:idy`s ileffsxzr- is in virvv. Beautiful -iiniiortcd cas-cs. Ebony, pearl, ivorine and sterling silver fittings. Satin lined leather cases. Some roll cases to fit in hand bag or valise. These slionlrl not be overlooked. Prices' $1.00 to $10.00.
Sc-wing
Sets
If you seek gifts of exceptionable
beauty and utility see our array of sewingsots. Plush and leather cases whichcontaln everything required for fancy work. Folding leather ones to go in hand bag. Great var- iety of low proces.
Call
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'riiése ire iiesiniiiie cms
Collar boxes, soft leather.
Kerrliicf boxes, soft leather.
'l`ii,i'mos Bottles. Shaving mirrors. Bridge score cases. Brass card boxes and, trump marker. Cigar boxes or liumidors.
Military brushes.
Briws riL':‘.r rsh boxes.
Soip' casts.
iiniiiic toilet wnre.
Vmullr- sliarlcs. Sinrikf-i":< sets.
f‘i~|lar nnii cuff boxes.
'Pol-iicco l"ou1°lics.
Cigar crises und holders.
(lignrcttc crises and holders.
Baskets confectionery.
l’ipc racks,
Card cases, ladies' and gents'.
Bridge sets.
Playing cards.
Atomizers for perfume.
Ebony toilet articles.
Calabash pipes.
Meerchaum pipes.
Briar pipes, 3. B. and others.
Tobacco iars.
Perfumes in cases,25c. up.
Toilet rolls, Traveller's toilet rolls, leather com-
plete.
Toilet _ waters,
Wicker"cologne. old fashioned.
Perfumes in jewel cases.
Hall brush sets. Havana cigars.
Tdbaccos,
Fine toilet soaps. Hair brushes. . Perfumes in bulk.
Sachet powders. .
Pocket flanks.
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fiif”'w. Tryin. Goff ros '¥,‘,{'§',1,',f,,‘f'.§T‘§H.T.`, .
South Side Queen Square
Travellers Sets
A great variety of travelling cases
which a man will appreciate whether he travels or not. Contains every- thing required for the toilet. A few leather roll sets that are) especially fine.
A Shaving Sets
Anil shaving stand sets. If he
doesn't shave himself, make it an obiect for him to do so. Owing to the great popularity of this line we have greatly increased our assort- ment thls season'-and have displayed some very flue impovrtations. The best on the market at the price ask- ed. Consider these well, they make excellent gifts.
Goods Moving
I - .Fast