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People are quica to judge a man by his appear-

ance. Clothes often condemn a man before he has

an opportunity to Speak. Men who have to do with other men should be careful that their clothes are

neat-in style ~--perfect fitting.

' The Question of Cost

The question of cor! bothers many a man-custom taiiors are so

expensive. That’e what brought high-clnss, ready-to-wear clothing into existence. In

Prolress Brand- Fit Reform and W- K. John-

son Clothing

We offer disc?'mi_rrat,i_pg ,hugrers all. the style. fit and quality for

which custom tai ore will aslr $5 to Jio more the suit.

PROVE OUR STATEMENFS

by letting us show you the goods-by thornufrli inspection-by

actual trying on.

And your inorrcy is not ours until you're satisfied'

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_Dar Wednesday Dsesmhm #hafta a very hrlsf illness. of pasamenla. Owen Banner. I esrltawn, sensed sway at tissues! Ttyears. The dsssaasd was has-isths onset; or ire-arslrrr. rr-.Lan lasts ygs- IQ had at this Mains yearn, Qbnlad to this Island, with his parents, wnossttrlsd at Cardlpa. Here he resided until 158, when hs moved to Searltown. where be spentths remainder, ofhls life. The deceased was a nrauof slarllag Qaraoter. always God-fearing and righteous. and held in high esteem by all of those with whom he name inoou tant during bla: life. During his real- denoe in Srarltowmho always devoted himself to the w-lf.rre of that section and his presumes, will now be greatly missed by all. He leaves to mourn rs widow ons daughter, Catherine of Win- chester, Maas., and two sous, Edward, of North Tryon, and Charles who resides on the homestead; besides a long list. of other relatives wboloea a staunch and true friend. His remains were interred in tie Catholic cemetery, at Seven Mile Bay, where the funeral 'services were coudur ted by Rav. Father McDonald.

Tr-rl: people of Strathcona Dlstrlot held their Christmas Tree and entertainment Dm 24th. Notwithstanding the stormy -Ulsht the school house was filled with parents and friends. J. Ross was chair- rnun, and the following program was rendered; Chorus by choir; recitation, Earl Hayden; recitation, Melville Spindle; recitation, John Hunter; dialogue, two boys; reci a ion, Sophia McDonald; recitation, Alt-x McLeod; dialogue; boy and girl; recitation, Malcolm lMcl.eod; recitation, Jennie Mr.-Donald; ;r.-citation, Myrtle Hunter; chorus ‘by ehnlr; recitation, Ewen McLeod; f Speech Walter Hunter; Reritatlou, Mari-

! on Ross; Reciation, Janet Hunter: Gaelic ,Song. Hugh Ross; Recitation, Vllillie ` Spindle; Dialogue, two boys, Recitatlon, Louisa Ross; Reoltation, Charles Riley; , Reoitation, Willie Bryden; Dialogue `three girls; Recltation, Elsie Riley; R.eclta'iou,Kstie McDonald; Recitntian, Helen Spindle; Becitatlon, Russel llunter; Sword dance, Malcolm Mcheod, Alex. Buchanan Vlollonist : Santa Claus then appeared ‘on the scene and distributed candy and gifts from the tree to all pre- lsent. The entertainment closed by lsinging God Savr the King. This is the | second year of Miss Huntcr‘s teaching in Strathcona School, also the second time she has provided a ohristrnaslree and \sutertainment which shows the interest she talres in the happiness of the cblldrerr *umler her care. Tire people are very thankful to Miss Hunter and those who

*assisted her on this occasion.

| JOHN Mrmr>nv,Viliaqe blacksmith for l nearly 35 years at Stanley Bridge having ‘ recntly decided toreturn to his old love (the farmlpurr-hassd the beautiful home- stead of bis father ln-law James Proctor. New Glasgow, where he intends to reside.

iliefore his departure his ‘friends rind J neighbors decided that they owed it ru a lduty to themselves to present Mr. and ` Mrs. Murphy with rr. tultairle testinrurrlul,

I and one of the most representative gather ,lugs ever assembled at Stanley Bridge was present for the occasslon. Norman Nicholson occupied the chair. and in his own inirnitalrle style intro- duoed the spesker of the eveulnrr, W. H. Hogan, Hope Rlvrr who gave the addr-e<s in a humorous and touching manner, and on behalf of the rrssemblcd friends presented Mr. and Mrs.

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Furs

Possibly y. n've read about the Montreal Msn who nffered ,what

purported to ue $r5n oo Persian Lamb jackets for 35° ?

. Needless to sa), the quality was'nt there-the iaekets were made

of essteff bits skilfully stuck together! Yer those who purchased then probably thought they kmw enough about Fnretobeable to lodge lfur quality. _ l

Tire gpgrt is here- Fur quality is most ditlicnlt to jr 9--even the most experienced are some- time-srlqeelvsd. Thst's wny it pa s when buy-

ing Fnmm of s respectable dm: who have sntlielsrrr ' ence in t str goods to guaran-

oar reason for mouse and grewiag For business---new the

W1# P. I . . l$ the light variety to choose from. ,

. Guaramaed'l`-urJaelrets 1-----.. $50 to $i75-00

tee them. __

We gasmt For we sell--have done so for years. 'l°lrat‘s

' Qusrnnteadfur Naehpieeos $4 to $75

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t--a servicetogetlrer with a well Ii-led

. \ lpurae. They were deeply affected al.

' *v ltlie egenerous gifts and the spirit ui

ntiectinn accompanying them, and in rr sponding on behalf of Mrs. Murphy and fnrnlly Mr. Murphy expressed his hrnrt feltgratltudeto the c.tlrens of Stanley und assured them they would ever rc- membsr their kindness and izcner- uslty, and never arrain old he rx- pect to meet with such kind friends. Continuing he said “Nearly thirty fir.-

i yt are ago my life was linked with Stanley l

it was then far from being the splendid viiinge it is now. But it had then as now that one qualify which makes it incom- parable, viz, its I ltolerat’nt. To live amidst such surroundings, to enter into the spirit of its life to be moulded by the influence of its people is alprlvllegc to be thankful for und most grateful am I that auch was the providence of my life, and now on behnlf0f Mrs. Murpny anti our family l nznln assure my friends that this is rin evening that will never fads

from our hnpriest menrorlei~i." After a lbonntllul supper the evening was spent lin music, song aufidanclng. Amon! the Imusicel prcformers may be mentioned Mrs. G. W. Bell, Miss I.. Werilocl, Mis. Florence rind Emma Turner, Capt J. iloucette and that bright particular star Robert Lamont. Mr. Murphy and family left Stanley for New Glasgow on the 10th Dec.

Famous Soap makes home happy.

sarssslearsewavsrsss FRESH

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You can be supplied atslbrt-

eat notice with rich pastry containing most palatable illinga.

lines Pisa rs ers. Apple Plea is eta. Lemoa Pies is eta.

D. STEWART.

Bell Ish , ».ni’°§... gills.

idun Sutherland; H. at A.-B. P. Brady;

- “ I ses that The Guardian speaks this

- LM? week larry Beaten ol J. A. lairastsorrs store. lil* H4404. lld Babes Vide, left lsr Provldanee. B- 1-. and lin Jens llsllevls, all of Buaslraw, laftfor Boston.

Tal sheen of lmplra Lodge. K. of P.

were lndallad in Castle Hall. last aight by Deputy Grand Ohanwlior, J. Harry Wil- liams. '.l'lsay are asfollows:-0. 0.-I. H. Duslsemil; V. ".-Andrew McNair; F-- Gsor|eB. Garuhumzl. of W.-John W. Sutherland; H. of F.-L. Godkin; M. of I. -W. W. Clark; K. R. and S.-G. Gor-

J. G.-W. A. Hueatls; 0. G.-M. Silver- stone. "

morning of an los famiue," said a well- lrnowu oitlsen yesterday afternoon." It is ' otblng to what we had fifteen years ago. lo that year the Northumberland ran regularly till the 22nd of January and the E=tln kept at work in the harbor more or lass all winter. She actually made some trips in every mouth of the cold season, stopping for a time about the 8th of Feb- ruary and herriunirrg again in March."

Tull-emaiua of Rev Frank Demil David-

son, a widely known Baptist minister who recently died at Lower Montague were interred at St. Mary's, nppoilto Fredericton on the 30th Dec. uit., Deceas- ed, who with his parents, had been rr member of the Amherst Baptist Church had been greatly beloved as pastor of the churches at Hopewell, N. B., River John St, Mnry's and Montague, He was a vic- tim of consumption. Hn leaves a widow formerly Miss Sahra Atkinson, of South- hampton N. B, and sever surviving child-

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Tmr death a few months ago in Eurek C rlitornin, of James A. McLean, son_ oi Charles McLean, of Bedeque, in this Province, brought to an early and re- gretted close a career lull of exceptional promise. The deceased was only in his thirty-llfth year, and had given many evidences of a superior mechanical iibillty, which promised to elevate him lo the highest position in the profession he had chosen. He was a nephew of Archi- bald Ferguson, of Springtield, with whom he had resided from a child until he was seventeen years old. At. that time he left for Boston where he look up the trade of a machinist. Av the World'a Fair in Chicano, ln 1892. Mr. McLean, only twenty-one years of age, exhibited an engine thatire had de- signed and constructed himself, and for which he received u medal. Ai't~r si-rving some year.-rin Boston, he rerrinved to California. where he continued his studies to perfect himself in his worn. He happen- -rl to bein San Francisco atthe time ol the earthquake on April 18th, nod was one of the victims of that disaster, losing all his possessions, includ- ing tools, models, and books Previous tothat he had been working on an internal rombustion engine wiric was completed on April 2nd, 1901. Since the patent was issued he had developed many improvements ln this @glne,which in the opinion ofmauhine experts was destined to he as farln advance over Wstt`s engine, as the latter was ahead of anything deslgne dbeforc his tiurv. Unfortunately, ull of Mr. McLesn's improvements, embodied in the models were destroyed during the fire, and earthquake,-and lt is donlrtfui if any- thing fuithercanbedoneto make use of his labors. liad he succeeded in coni- pletlug his work, there is no doubt but that n revolution in engine lmlld- ing would have been accompanied.

Johnson’s Emulsion

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Cod Liver

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Contains 50 p. c. pure

honey. Cod Liver Oil combined with the Hypo- phosrliiies of Lime and Soda.

Thoroughly eniulsiiied,

and pleasantly flavoured so that almost everyone can

like lt without having any dlgr stion disturbance.

35 cents and 50 cents per bottle.

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Correct Form in Corsets

The Most Comprehensive Showing of Excellent Styles in Modern Corset Models

Corsets selected from these

.‘_' ‘ HANDLE the famous D &

A and P D Corsets the two _ .

I l I finest lines in Canada.

i lines give shapeliness, comfort and ~ . 2. ‘y

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Some of Our Specially Good Numbers

THE DOREEN is s white cnutii corset, a good fitter, suspenders attached.. .. . ._ . . c

An excellent corset of grey oouril, medium Sgure, dip hip, all sires from 16 to 30 . . . ... c

Two notably rrood values, excellent, duew models, greyor white coutil, grey nas suspeu - ers attached . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

A very excellant B. I). Model, fine white rcoutil»

medium high bun, slender model very stylish , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . ...

These are only representative. We‘ve many otners at every prior .

Come ln, and a short examination will show you why this corset department is

so popular.

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PERSUNAL sUP1sRvis1oN t 5;

Furniture repaired. Furniture re-upholstered.

Furniture of all kinds made io order. _ Great bargains continued in furniture till the ;

large str ck is cleared out.

At the old stand opposite Post Oiilce (rrpstair-‘.) J oh n N ewso n .

Just Look ‘ 0vei° Your Insurance

Policies and see if you are carrying enough Fire Iu- surance. Ii you are nor, then place some in that good old Fire Co. the Scottish Union. It has $5r,ono,ooo.-

no of Assets.

, E. K. BROW,

Charlottetown - - - Agent for P. E. I.

grace to every woman who wears " » .

them--provided she selects the cor- ~ ~`.".§&_3J " rect model for her figure. We carry

a line socomprehensive and so vari-

"\ - ed that it is very easy for almost any

I figure to be iittcd with graceful ease .4

‘~ - H and excellent style from our stock. - ,ll New corsets c uniug in every day W

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l ‘_ ‘_ I almost. In addition to the lines ~ ~ , _ ' mentioned above we also handle an if ,I , ' excellent corset made by the B & I f

people-the popular “LADY CURZON" which we tell at $1.59.

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Grey or white ooutil oorsc t, white model, ‘I nas suspendera attached medium figure $ o

The famous "Crest" especirliy adapted io ignggg as nearly as ur nrealrsble as a corset can /1 well be, liasy and styiith . . , . . . . . . . ... C, 5

A rlainlily stylish little corset "P. D. 59"-is a triile shorter than most, and extremely I stylish . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... °

A very handsome garment lu white. satin ribbon

binding at top, short model for medium I figure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... »

, 1 Your Groceries

will always he fresh if you

nrrler them here. l have a tull

' line r f all kinds of

Sugar, Ten, Coffee, Cocoa

butter, eggs, cheese, spices,

fruit in fact everything to be had in an up-to-date grocery. You can also get

Oats, Hay and Feed

for your horse at all times.

` T. WHITE,

Phon. 310 l'pper Pownal St iz-zodttslm _

Jordan’s Emulsion of Cod Liver 0ll

And Hypophosplrites of Lime and Soda Combineri with other highly nutrldaus

nicmvrm- for rho r:uro_ of Fought. Colds l<lrorrvl\i|i»~. Scrofnln. horiralgia. Cowan tion, tial' lthr-urn. lllreurmatism, and nsn> ir\|rt`o\rgh. And other diseases ariaingfrom impure blood. ili?hiy recommended D! many leading phynir-airs whose names we

mm' P'”"'"°° hir w Jonnatrarco

Boar-lt i’t Murray Harbin. E. I.

First lli loma at Charlottetown Exhibition

or ull sndplirnuision also Jamaica ExhiMz`|-ou. lhtllz honorable mation at the World'i| ir: also a diploma at Halifax Exhibition, in l.!=it~ flwt prize and a diploma at Halifax. IDI and first prize at d a di loma at Charlottetgwu IH! First prize medal at Halifax for il lm: i-‘lr-.rt ;-r~irr~. rim. me and lim lim. prtu (`&:\'lotw‘ own. lim.

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GOVERNMENT LOANS.

Under authority of the Act of

|904, the Government of Prince Edward Island is prepared to re-

very sincerely for l

patronage during 1906

and wish you every prosperity during

RUGGISTB

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yt- = Aslicr’s Enamel

let the dental convention recently held in Montreal the ading dentists of Canada expressed themselves as ‘ being very iavoursbly impressed with Asher’s artificial

em-mei as s material i_>r Elliug teeth.

That this material is the equal in all ways and in many respects the superior oi gold for tiiling teeth is now

generally conceded. _

"°7° lt Costs Less than Gold

We have all shades to etrit all teeth.

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ceive further loans for which De-

l posit Receipts will be issued. Iu- tercst from date of deposit |i.ntil withdrawal. No notice l

Dentists of tlnc Mind l:;..:r.:..,~:;:::.;:::..

"°“"“"°“ ~ All Endorsc

i The Provincial Treasurer, Char- ? iottetown. i gdzwt

All linings Elsc lllcing Equal

We will sell you a dinner set-a tes set- -or s cham-

ber set cheaper than yon can buy it elsewhere. Call and we will convince

you.

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