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THE FOOD FOR

GUNSUMPTIVES

Cid Liver (lilohas be known for _

d vides to be good for cmsump- ;,l\~.\s- but the raw oil cinnot be taken or retained by the many who hm-3 delictte stomach=. lt naus- eates them. li it ciuld be retained it wouli be ii vary greit blessing to thou=ands of patients who are gradually wasting away with Chronic Cough=, Bronchilis, Con- Sumplion and Catarrhal cauditians.

Pllllll Pllllll lllllllilllll

is composed of the Pure" C01 , lf-. ‘r Oil. vi'li (llmlecel. the new _~

l s ~ +*» tor consumption. and the - ""` “` = d satis Hypophogphltes of lime an _i ` l which renew lhe wasted tleste. ‘ “lien the system 18' rl1fl_ 10""- l’.srk`s l’erf¢i~`. Emulsion ls pleas-

i me to nike, t-an be retained by

deli.-ite persons: is destructive to ,ll microbes: is the greatest known lieth builder and system tonic. It will put new blood. _now strength. new life. new ambition into you.

Try it.

50i: Per Bottle. Oi all Druggists

-Manufactured by-- '

HATTIE dt MYLIUS, He.L1F.ix, N.

Novel Vehicle

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lS|lllllels! Slippers! Slilille

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A grand assortment

of Gentlemen’s Slip- ;_ pers »-See our show

window.

Men’s Carpet Slip- pers 380' _

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Men’s \Varm ller- j._

man Slippers TOC '_

Mens Velvet Slip- i,

pers, red plush

$1.00

l\leii’s Alligator

Slippers $1.40 1

Melfs Fine Leather ' Slippers $1.65 _

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Men’s Romeo Slip- pers, _Black _ and Tan _ _ $2-00

Men’s Slater S’ip- pers. 'Black 'and Chocolate `~ "$2.50 `

Men’s 'i Slater Ro-

ineo, C-'Jocolate

$2.50

Alley ~& Oo.

“Slater Shoe” Agents, Clflown, P. E. l.

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_elle lleel ills

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Perfumery

Confectionery Smoker’s Requisite Toilet Articles _

C. JAMIESON nnnnnnnnnms SOC)

sllllels__leeiis.

n Northern SPY. Baldwins, Bishop Pipins. and Vand- ivere at .~ A

W. A. HUTCHESON.

ec ll tf _

wi iss iullloilzill

To rcf'_nri the money when

REMICK’S ECZEMA CURE

Fails to Clare any case of Eczeiii:-i:or Piles-no matter of how long standing,

For sale_ouly at

hsDeilelli’s Drug Stole.

_.__

New York Automobile Show-Few.

Vibrations and no Smell.

, l

What appears to be the second edition *l

one of the features in the exhibition of

iractii-ally ii locoinobile carriage, with

of the locouiobile.

\Vliile the process of charging was go-

ing oiiattlie first trial, says the New York bun, inany comments tacetions and otherwise, were heard and several

really started to move there was loud h-ii`id-clapping. Every one wanted to ride in it and many were accomodated.

rt of h

fo ind that there was little vibration smell and ,`u_.t the least bit of a puff from the exllaust. The distance the machine will run is stated var`o isly. From seven to 30 mills has been stated by the exhibi- -` t0rS. but it is explained that a special engine must be built for it, and it will then run 50 miles. This "auto" was so much the feature of the night that a pur-

| suit race scheduled was called off,

The 75-pound motor bicycle, which ls

. V18 lightest yet seen, was tearing" the track on lVednesdny at a rate of speed great-_ r than the Fire De;a ‘tment officials allow the larger machines to travel when it came togrief by dashing into a post. The mishap was due to the rider`s unfami- liarity with the coaster brake upon the machine. The operator was not hurt- and the other damage was easily repaired.

A novelty offered by one of the new ex- hibi tors is an electric carriage capable of traveling 85 miles without recharging. The objection commonly urged against electrics is the difficulty of taking them far into the country, but 'the electrical makers seem to keep selling them.

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Endless Naval Expansion.

France has passed a navalbillcalling the

enormous expenditure of $150,000,lIll in

add to the French navy six first-class battleships or cruisers, five protected cruisers, twenty-nine torpedo boats, and forty-four submarine boats. This

'surpasses the increase contemplated he,

Notwithstanding the adverse action otthel

Afl¢f\*l°° il fh°TNew York schcol board, dlrtcting the

teachers to revert to the slantlng system o writing, the vertical method survives and has many friends. The ` Nels'on(B.C.}. Economist says:

The vertical system of writln ado ted'ln

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Of the MUUSOII Square -‘\“l90“*°b‘le Sh°“' the public schools of this province is now,

is going at the Grand Central Palace, and after a fall- trlaly generally accepted as a ",L -

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great improvement on the old st l or

throughout Canada. Vertical writing

_ , . . y e’ I \

l\€ll\l\1l‘l1\“`m“Cl""e- The nlachlne ‘S that in vogue in other school systems =` , ,/~‘

can be wielded as rapidly in forming the plan characters as when employed in making the peculiar hieroizlyphics which to often are designated as a business hand.

- ' ' - w iting

.stulig their lingers feeling Llic icc on the l T);cI2;]§;\:l(\l;{ tlllengiil3`llr£l;;Il?l;rol,llTdlLSr ll!-St pipes' Il' wok about 15 minutes to “get appearance on the market was hailed as a. up steam," and when the machine Godseml Dlfflcult of lnterpremtlon as

l is the ordinary writing, the larger pub-l

lishing houses insist on having typewrit- ten copy-illegible manuscript they will

A “po er t e Sun went not accept under any circumstances. Lite Siveml lap” "‘r°“"d_ t’h°_ track' ‘md is too short to be wasted in a. struggle

‘ “° with bad writing. But t-be vertical system

taught in our schools is legibility itself. And it- enjoys another advantage not to

t be despised -it does not injure the sight

i T0 WOMEN.

Women who suifer with disorders pecu-

liar to their sex should write to Dr. Pierce i and receive free the advice of a physician

of over thirt pears’ experience-a skilled and siiccessfli specialist in the diseases of women. Every letter _of this sort has the most careful consideration and is, of course, regarded as sa‘§redly` confidential. Many sensitively modest women write fully to Dr. Pierce what they would shrink from _ telling to their local physician. _Tlie local physician is pretty sure to sa-y' that he can- not do anything without ""_arr eiamina- tion. ” Dr. Pierce holds that these distaste- ful examinations are generally needless, and that no woman, except in rare' eases# should submit to them.

i Dr. Picrce’s treatment will cure you ‘ right in the privacy of your own home.

His “Favorite Prescription” has cured hundreds of thousands, some of them the worst imaginable cases. It is the only medicine of its kind that is the pm duct of a regularly graduated physician. Some unscrupulous medicine dealers may offer you a substitute. Don’t take it. Don’t trifle with your health. Write to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Bufalo, N. Y.,-take his _ advice and be well.

l

‘ Warren Co.. 0.,

.. writes: “Idrop

you a line thi;

morning to let you

2._=_._ know that I have '~-=s Fl received the Medical

Mrs. R.D. Mon-

new warships. The new program will Q foi-t.ofLebano\1.

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Adviser, and liow very milch pleased I

` any other nation, and its natural effect

will be to bring about a corresponding exoansion iii all the other navies ofliul-cpe Gerniaiiyand England will at once feel the need of more battlesliips and torpedo boats. Russia will feel in duty ligllml lo

apparent end to this increase.

The eililless chain arrangeinent is seen

in the types of warships no less than in the size of the various navies. \Vhen one nation began building ironclads all the nations had to abandon wooden ships. \Vhen the torpedo boat made its appear- ance it at once called' for the tcrpedo boat destroyer, and now each nation is called upon to maintain an increasing lleet- of

both types. 'Every year, _ brings some improvement in order to maintain their jealously guarded balance of power. '

In this con uection the most slgnitican feature of thc French naval program .is thc building of forty-four submnrimo boats. No othernation has such an underwater fleet. These submarilis torpedo boats will be a menace to lhelargest battleship and cruisere. The step that France has taken calls for English and German fleets of submarine destroyer to cope with these new machines ot war. There seems to be no practical way of stopping the endless chain and ` uvoilling the burdens under which it is crushing the weaker nations of Europe, but no demonstration is needed to show that there are decided advantages in a policy of peace and of moderate armament such as the United States is happily able to maintain.

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To cure a headache in ten minutes use

Kumfort Headache Powders. f

_+

For sale at a bargain, one nickle plat ed

\V P Colwill is gl.in'f a present to

biiildmoreships. The worst. ot' it- is no` "'”/

am with it. A crisp,

new live dollar bil

l /_:'-jf" could not tempt me to part 5 27/ ) _ __ \ with it.”

` On receipt of 31 one-

\ -, ' cent stamps, to pay cost _ ,_ Ulf" of customs and mailing l _;..,_ / ‘/ ll; 0nl_'i', we will send free I ` ' ' to any address a paper-

;-: bound copy of Doctor

l l"ierce’s great iooo page 1 book, “The Common § Sense Medical .§.dviscr.’.’ l - Or. the same book bound 1 in fine French cloth will be sent for 50 Z stamps. This is a more Iiandsome. and i more durable binding. Address World’s { Dispensary Medical Ass’ri., Bfu:&!o, N. Y.

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I.-I-i ' "”'i» *` 3 aoasaenaaone

Ri assortment of 'I' s, Mgcha nical Toys, 5tu§?' Toy etc , etC.. Toilet Cases, Traveliling Case Albums. etc., etc.

l a Goods stored till Xmas.

' Open evenings.

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ioossoseossesg °’cnlllis"rillias

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I have opened upa frcs_h suQDl.‘-’ Qf

a Christmasl oufeciionary iucluding_ '~. 3 H, Chocolate, Snow Flakes and l.i‘y; Q also Tahl: l aisiiis. °

l 1 hlgve a'sJ the latest Books,

Magazines and i ai 5 Papers. ,W R H M ASO N 'S

9 9

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sh Jw case. six feet long. Apply_ at Apo- 8 “News Dspqtiiv Lnecanes Han' 9 lf At the old St:-ind on Great ~George .

“Street and the New :Land on Queen ‘

Remember the place.

illllll Xmas Plesenls.

The prices of lhe varied assortment which we offer are too

numerous to mention. Come early and make your selection.

W`e don’o put up the price, but we keep up our reputation fo

L..©\/\/ FFIZE5

After purchasing -50c worth of Crockery at our store you will

be entitled to A VALUABLE PRESENT. `

As the public are well aware that this is no new freak, but

an old time custom of ours, we take much pleasure in announcing it

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We P- s GGLWILL- ;

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Sunnyside, High Price Sinaslier, Charlottetown. -

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VWELCOMHE WORDS.

_

Dress Suit Shields-“The New Cravat ” e

liquid air storage cylinders, substituted posesses all the advantages of leglblllly /? for thc boiler and water naplitha tanks_ and ll; has been demonstmlwl tlmt the pen 'JK _

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Easy hi-istmas

This store makes your Chriiitmav nl op; in 5 easy if it’s a man you want lnremeqhggg .Here are the.tbinl___s' that men can use and appreciate every day, and all of "(llriatll\e"

handle other sorts at any time.

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ind a choice' coil-c ini of S .ble Muff .

In One Bo oth

\\'ill be'l_0u"id\l’.aln (‘iin-\. Silks.

orizna _-iiAwi.=. riilivo sciinw. »1l.K riiisms covifni; 'Qiilliwi _Rwuiyiii Sttins. FANCY niiiciiom. .Iewll B »xes. isi Quia i~‘iGUniis,`“oi:Li.Ui.o»n nano i>.\i.\i'ri-:D siofnaci, C rislnzms cards, oi~:Li.ci.oio wonlc isox-as, comb and brush ho‘xe=. ladies’ ooinonuion in leather andf-eel-‘ lulold, atisoilri; i-‘liner PIN cns_ui'»N_<.,

_'Boys' Winter Suits. _ A _l.`pl¢,_'nd_id img nl B »_y’s<Suits, spe- cial _v made up for Xmaa,_want,~'. Bays’ N avy S -iloij Snits.;irom". 850 Boys’ Tweed Siilor Suits. from $1 25 Boys’ Two-piece Tweed Suitsirolu 1.50 Boy`s"Jeisey iilor Syiite, from__ - 2 25 Bays’ Two-pit ce Tweed suits from 2.25 B iys‘ Two~pieoe Heather' Tweed

Suits. from 0

Boys’ 2 piece`Rlack Suits, from Bays’ 2-1m=_ce"l‘avee-d Suit , up ti ‘ B -ya’ sl-piece S ‘rge Siits, from B »ys‘ 3-piece Tweed Suits. lrom Buys’ 3-piece Fancy Suite. from Boys’ 3-piece ll ack Sutts, from

o.o\»¢-»l>w\eoa1>=¢,o I J n ' n W%3§2f2ea

B sys’ Navy worfted Suits, l1'0m 50 pairs U ld Pants ‘ 49' 59 p»i~s Odd l’ -.u‘s, sizzs up to l4,l‘~‘!"" vorih $l.3:'> this Week _ 951 195 U svers fit ll ys up to 14. worth up $7 00 for ' i ` $3-75

JAQ. l°A'l`()\l & ""-

In Black Quilted Satin with white

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All lhe ve1‘ylHte-ttriinmefl mllllr\f‘ry‘

Cheviot and Beaver Cloth, lvelvgg __ -Tlmgod _

c -llisr, ily front, warmly lined, Wd klllllll ICU .....» . ¢ . . ».»».`»»`»-.Q ..._

M n’ Blue Bl Bea Uh "“~“ ""*.

Over-doidts, velvet xllar, h;evry.f"g,:: °h‘“"l“‘d I'"l“S- 3P°°i\l $9, "0l‘¥fl\"*‘l‘2' `

_ _lll[auls_ Overeoatg made of imporéted Nl-.Rift -Rf ang, Chf V101 ill pretty shades of ra , _ ld ni-lodipaiggq

sr y o_o#

‘l '=°l*'_"'\1 ._ll1Mi6. Special l0.75 r¢;}l2__l _ _ =JAs

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white silk nanaksrcluta --

Pulls Him-rircunu C -»..- Silk- ind V '

/75%

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l`r.’< a we‘nome present if it rovea from Pa.ton’l». '

SUGGEQTIONS-Sill Umbrella Fill Dress Mum , P ` ' Gi F' qmgef l`riv»llers` '1‘-.il t- Ulises. Ebony Military ,Briehen, Tasvy Curl; Leigh sN,,;Yl?; 8l§:'.fH.p::l* null' ’ ‘

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(P?l;t(§.DR1;:1ll&;TecLwear, blur- C . .es miie i ravelling Bags, bell: Violin bhirts, mio |00 and one wig’ gm

Born sion _Ania e~|;Ll, .~. th. ll-lllllitial Handkerchiefs _ Xin" 6|",

ssl. in l-11: COLLARS. tilllirellls. iill l MMA R l' Wn__ __ _ _ I

els. lion, iil;rl~‘a, mills. gloves,ieather H ' .` , '°' '°” b"'l““_"" [""_“'~ ln Dainty Linen! for bows, () trico boils, wool hoes. _I el”’tm'm"l l`l""'lk'r"h"f*_ ‘”"l Ill-'mcg 1-5?-hs ln all*

Cn-'nglvlif' ‘I ll N~+fl UIITHU. or: 0 .Loi-'Pvt'

- _, » A lerler<. ltecnlt- , ll l v,~,,],,e 356, lncalg _ _ _ .,0 _ rms onlzthan choice

_ ' ' "" ' " _-\ l *ell* rnznlar Prices

X full li ~ ir' l

1 l' 1 )-Hutlflil »V'l~i~», Ql,_.`.nl Valli” \

_ . ~. . in Gloves

Heiiisti chel lu- lil .\‘»llr ];{,.,ljke._.l l;lf-9_ _ `

`cnief<, 40:, 60:, 85:, SL00. _ ___ T u_,“`mh it 9"",

D O ~ _ - .Men s- winter Qverggggg.. ._ A il*'»1_P."v°!-_ i"H_»~w'<`_isoin~e~ \von'~lei-ful value~__in’., _.-Sl *`“""°’5

.Vleifs Wlliti-r Ove -r_§r)i;v.~'_ Thérpfpi "°‘ 3 3”"-

_ ,,,,,hmg.mm?_m_,m_h. .Q-‘~:_f(.\i_._~‘n _ Xml” Gina mr Bibyia B

- » __ is we-in

r vercia 4 in Navy lagillo numb

Boys’ Scotch TweediSuils. from 1.

White liemslitched Surah *Lin ll md

ln silk, wool. and silk and wool rom

l1ili1l_ Hiiiwiilzncnilrrs iflloai loc nl, j

cerrehiefa from 68c'u 0 A . moms "3"

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_ Wnirn Bnficani-:u Sl; Iiixolinlz wo Hmm?"

:trial-'s lroui 253 up. _ ._ -_ £6 2; Zz

Mvfflefs 0 _ Only I set to n cwtomll

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linntions. in plain blzck and white: w°"°rn WIKI

"WCY SWPG5. pretty combination _ See _ur new shape rewhible wadlmg mu' 100 _to choose lrom 16 |01' lbs.

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tier in combination of black w t ` polka dot, with linrnlcuim W _ Tin P`ns wie' and while stripe-wilhgblue and - whim ' _ l°¢ €§¢l'\

polka dot lea and blank with clue and A"

every ohe after purchisinig 5) cents worth “ °U'°@f~ ' *ec " d A' W a Silk llUlP_Z~ _ _ _ ' _ l _whit‘PJlka dot- ‘ "n T" I of crockery at his store, 14 tf - ~ l'lain la wil e ll

ssseaasttwll ....‘:..°.‘; l;‘:“. ...£1 ‘Z.’:;;..“‘;...‘f:‘_. "‘"“°~ Tm

2 _ __ . _

_ _ ~- J rl th' for- ree llem n trien - ’ ' “"°h “S3 fll*‘l‘90|lb€ Q\\‘¢i

“ ‘Me ~~°- ' _ . -l-\.5- PATUN ‘VCD-f .i lhe many:-Moth.-»r Go iso l{vniea.i‘ mdnmsmma' lim um 3”

E ' ` ' ' Linens - T. Roéik ctvf Anim;-lsixLiltle Folks in nit-.lure I5 JQl'd|\\§fg

_ _ -d _r _ _tht 5 1 in airy, i ol er Gooe'e”A. ll. C., (mm 45 l '3_ _

I I = °';,.ss e-Pe C.-.. ° °* -' "' er*

deaigui - ’ .- Uprnir Strries, Winler Ss or n,~ Play

' ' WE WILL GIVE `\ Sideboard covers. in woven pattern 'lnmf' g°m°°I°l Bn" P:`lt;"`*"”;°°°

. . ‘ . __ - N08 nr ly; ig ‘ll nur 'O 1.

asses.‘:::.:;‘°:;:;‘.‘*°:'s:::”'.‘il.ts. A~f»-<1. ---ie r si.. 2'. F°f F-My we

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Table coveis in Pink, Nile Green `B;§t Lazy Tales’ Pflnling B°'k 'l P00p0nl in of"-Q bl",

Pale Blue, Orange. Roman- Satiil - y in ` Gnudfnis _ P9” ’Lml°"'|l»¥¢. red. llfnv and shall! sown-ei with wiilio Giiipiceliordm, , ,‘l§;f;‘9*_ P'-_°*'-Y 5*°f‘°' “ii 393°! of nrioe¢_¢ll;n

0 Linen 'Table Covers with torchon” ' ' ' ‘ (Ji-oggg.

lace » and inseition and stamped ii ] |0!3“él&°°|h°dby Papal" muon' 0 Us-I1. niltedlgkrlbolz. Edna" P“""_Y ‘l_°‘iZ“’- . ' sllk~H;a--:mdk 5 hi f fblvf. cream. white. black

il” lin rlllovundlmfttllugellnu 'hh “pen In plain' and alloc bi Otis l 1 'adsl' "° -0 ° °"‘ “ - ' ~"° “* °° ° 'll l¢.illsnim<r¢mumiml| _ Tray Covers u _ -linden and designs at 20 per coat. ol, l 'gnu' pmt “ll “ln Pl"

in plain and woven pattern 1inen°. Gf0V8S G&|0l’e _Q 'J am-f.¢ *wh te, enngg, wil" “gm” “Q

ii 'i lied d ' . ' ' " . f ’

emsu c an fringed _ li pulses io anileverybody, mocha .n ,lla ~ all colors in plain linden

Dgylies ' m1l°_9d. H9305! l‘UPd» Silk lilwd lhd` C'lllllll0 Gold! ll

In pliin linen with lnrchon lice anr _'H' |1080. up to $3.00 and as low as c0ra‘. while. Old gold bloc, ill

insertion stamped, woven palternf "59 in W00l lifllid. iwhite and ' luv.

_ iiiged. embroidered linen will Kid Gloves _qlllls ln Twlslnl lmbmldery

- scalloped border. Drawn work. ln unlwwd. tleeced lined -silk ln/ed “nd R0P¢ in #ll Shldrr

C.-nlre pcees in drawn work. me fm-1in@d_ ' ` l _nc lA~l 0\ 5

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