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D cA A A FRIDAY DECEMBER 1 1905

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A 0" D“°°'“b°l` l‘l ”°Pal'°l° Olllc" Alclllbilld _ Riliiliil .Oi TOBSAS. __Son§,S_' and ’Spee,ches_ll_ed_olent oi Scottish Life an

A BANQUET ro Solis

LEADER Bonne

-Na DANCE iN uonio

_ _ _ SAINT ANHREWS Nio

in Toronto Which Many Notables Will Attend Giveh Caledonian Oioeeln l'lotel Last Night

to Lecture in Eastern Provinces Shortly. _ Feeling, Followed by the Mazy Dance, '

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'|~,,uo_\~'i-o, Nov. 30.-(Special)-A ban- lin, Premier of Manitoba; Premier Mo- Tha solree and dance given by the awiil. At the olose came the “great For thc Mayor and Corporation

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d du, R, L Bwden Bridc'of British Columbia and Hon G E Caledonian Club last evening at the cheftain of the puridin rare," which was, Kelly and Councillor Stewart made

Mayor Sr. Pmnrrsncnc, Nov. 80.-(Special

d graph Strike isolates Russia. But

lhell It is reported an attempt was made tod ii ` ’

quetisto be ten ore V. - _ _ _ _ _ _

` Club at the Klng Edward Foster. Queen Hotelwns we” pnu.°n|sednotw1th_ duly heralded by the pipes and addressed _:acknowledgements briedy and lllnpplllye on the me of hmperormlholns'

ily the lion cn _ , ,

__ b 14 0 N staadin th ld ri to r M, Th

'l°‘°l'l`°°’“ " ‘ ‘ Archibald Dominion Parole om 1 weather ii a ri. ii ' -

’ ll" "WF ll ' 9 9 GCA? 0f d°ifBll1lD8 ill? There came the toasts: The King, times responded on their behalf an

in the classic words at the lmmortial Sisters societies was coupled w t

'rrawa ov. 30.-(S l l -W. P,

1 pec a. ) 3 ° °° “ll 5 "ny ll 3 e bard of Scotland l 'name of Councillor Reddin who has

l °°k°"l"° P'°'"l°'Whll h royairyi n fi ni in Nu iA irmr i aio 1

ro ore w 1 e u one n- ways rig y ani ugy.

_ ' P ‘ -\\l\0"i< l l‘“ 5 on an extended tour to the Eastern Pro. oinc some of the guests from the country

many

Daniel M P St John; J H G vinces next week where he will address wh° “slllllli attend the St. Andrews Uhelll.-The Day and All Who Honor lt, Press brought an excellent speech graph omee

m-_v;Dr‘. . » , » _ . . . V V Mm-r0rr,nl. P. MODUBBI: W. F. Cock.l5evm.,,_1 meetings on Canadian m_lmln0_ celebration; but a goodly number to which R_ev.Mr. Fullerton 'respondedtfrom Editor Cotton of the Exam

shrill, lil. 1'., lirnrrtford; Bon. R. P. Rob-

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Log A_\'l=iri.i:.~', Cnl., Nov. 27-Following

' the death of Mrs. Liore Thompson, an

l and eccentric woman, il Search of

logy.

Plililiiiil iii HIS

Will WAS KlPi

Vancuuvrm., Nov. 30.-iSpe¢ia])_1n or.

der not break a promise to his wife Georgc Keene faced death uinny times in the

8‘t\lrhei~ed and had a good time. The guests were summoned to the spacious

` `"r~_W"F_°__1V " _ illlllnll PUOIH by the stirring strains

of the bugpipes called forth by __Piper Ferguson and were seated, President Paton having on his right the Lieutenant Governor. Mr. Martin, M. P. and other notahles and on his left the Mayor, Chief Macdonald and others. Rev. T. F. Fullerton invoked a blessing on the tempting repast and all fell to work with

with mingled eloquence ahd humor.

A and an original and merito

song by Miss Bremner evoked a vncl-poem from Mr. McDonald of

ferous encore. Our Ovin Canadian Patriot. For The Ladies. Capt.

H0138 WHS SD0k€H £0 by Mr- M¢C1‘L‘ady. l A. Macdonald gnllantly stood spon l Then ~l“~"l°B Clilaef MDR B S0113 sor, and Artemas Moffat urnda fitting ac- T A S and so pleased his auditory that knowlcdgement on behalf of Our Host | _

he was compelled to sing again. Ths`\ With the singing of Auld Lang Sync

Land of the Heather had been assigned to I the National Anthem thc solree ended ,~ Judge McDonald, but he being `abscnt_ and the dance began and \vns continued llev. Mr. Fullerton was asked to do dulty with zest and spirit till past the midnight I

rn his place, and much amused everybor y.

hour.

Communication with the outside wor

rl nl- ceased at 3 o'c1ock this afternoon wh The a. strike was called in the general te

iner _ em" By a ruse, however, the uianageuie

The succeeded in re-opening the cable short

R BALFOUR GOVT HT RESIGN TODAY

-A Reported Attempt on Life oi the C_;ar-Tele-

Some

News Comes By Phone.

.)- after six. ~ ` ay Advices by telephone state that Moscow

‘is tn n stnto of panic nrirl i|.c lrcticr-

ld classes are hurrying abroad. en LONDON. Nov. 30.-(Special l- It is un- le- rlcrstood on good authority that the

r Balfour Cabinet have decirlefl to rr-.sii,:r\

nt and that the flriul nrrlirigcrrrciris will

ly be made tomorrow at rr Cabinet rricctirrg.

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|-» - il ','~ or Boyle Heights dlsciood

.ilrilnitrlh-iloorrl covered with rubirisli n amwy Aww” waste butwcell F“ll"l”"“ll°

6 ahd Dawson. A

herinctieally sealed box containing th l corpse of her daughter, who died over27 years ago. The body of the woman had been disinerrrbered. When the oox was opened ii ilisinterment certificate signed _l‘_ ll. llorricil, undcrtaker, Amherst, liilts_<.,N<>\~. T, l.~lSl, was found. The body had been shipped from the east.

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` Toiro.\"i'o, Ont., Nov. 28.-The most serious cornlrincd lockout and strike in ~yrnis isriow in progress at the school o i’r'i\i'ii<-:il Sconce in connection with Toronto l'ni\'crsity. Immediately upon the susprrrsion of live students yesterday oiterrroorr, the first and second years'men lrrctrirrrlpasscd resolutions to the effect that they would not attend lectures uniiltlre suspended men were allowed to rclirrn, Tironioii suspended were caught duck- lni; ri rrrorlioiil student under a hydrant on l-`ri|lny rrrorrring, ’l'lrc ilrinl year men are just hanging in tlrciralarrrt-, and thc slightest move may rcsirlt in a strike on their part. liesoiuiioiis ofthe strikers further say

' th.ri.l’roicssor's Anderson and Ellis are

riironrpcicrri. _

Minard’s Liniment for sale everywhere

lhc King of Boots for Farmers...

Goff BIDS ll0lIlc

'hh $2.60 cteeritores. ._

Water reslsters and great wearers.

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V33-i0 Wellington boots, clump ° lille. hand seamed, 55-85 made of Long tanuezi Island

leather, just the thing for mud and wet. `

These oele- (Fish Boots

llretedma _ f Ca _ “ WHt¢1‘» ilgliti Kai; “ boots are well known _ A

AT.

He tramped alone from Alaska gold

camp to the capital of the Canadian Yukon without snow shoes, walking over the ice of the Yukon River, missed the last boat und set out on foot.

He had two bundles of newspapers by

which he was able to set fires quickly,

keeping himself from freezing to death.

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Srrmrcv, N. S., Nov. Di.-Word was rc-

ceived here today from Ast0rin,l0regon, announcing the death of Captain Thomas C. Townsend, ofthe ship Esksonia. The vessel, which was about a month overdue from Antwerp for Portland, Ore., arrived

to the ielegrams, the Ci\pl.ain died as the result ofa fall from aloft on August 27th. The deceased was ri. native of Sydney, where he leaves a number of relatives and was in his fifty-second year. It is probable that the remains will be brought home for interment.

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This action was taken at n moe ing o

lor and Prof. Rogert.

at her destination yesterday. According i

Two Men'Were Blown High in Air But Escaped With ilheir Lives.

Qursnrzc, Nov. 30-(Special)-An almost

incredible story comes from St. Romuald, 40 miles north of this city.

A large qnaniityof dynamite was stored

_ _ _in a. shed near operations on the water _ works.

Two young men out shooting thought.

f the shed would be a good tarlzet and com-

menced to fire.

An explosion occurred which startled

the country for miles around.

Both men were thrown high in the air

but strange to say neither was killed.

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CHIcAoo,Nov. 120.-Nineteen dead 'and 137 seriously injured is the record of the

A _ football season of 11005. This year`s

, record of deaths is more than double that

of the earl average for the lust five

Y Y

ycars, the total for that period being 45.

A significant fact is that the iteams

playing an open game have escaped with le s than their usual quota of accidents.

New YORK, Nov. 2:!-Columbia Uni- 5 versity has abolished the game of foot- 0fi»h°_3‘l klllefl ll “'el`° lllilll 5°ll°°l llll‘Y'

d 9 of me ers, and ten of them were immature boys

ball, as at present playc , as on sports in which students will be permitted Of l7 “nil Undef- Thfes h9J`d¢l1€d»

seasoned, and, presumably. 'physically

to engage. ‘

5' gilt college men were slain. The others

thc Columbia University committee onl WEf'l1\““ll'°\US-

student organizations, held tonight at the sore Th;-05| ana Cough,

university at which were present i-hc A ,;,,,_|,|e_ Id;-,,¢;,,, .nd nf., ,-,medy fo, ,ri thru,

iriernbcrs of the committee, Prof. Mitchell l"l\E“‘_’;‘.‘g{;‘::l'=\A“".°P"c Tablets

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rind Prof. Odell, and also 1 resident Bu Th” mmm” me gemiddqvllue ofcrnclepuwhh

tlmmothing vii and hoon‘%

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Saving is a

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Habit i

1 and one ot the most profitable habits you can é

_- - START NOW ' '

The easiest and best method to save is io carry

` an Endowment Policy in the _ .

STANDARD IFE

S ASSURANCE C0.

Established in |825.

Plans of Insurance to suit all ages. Enquire for

fo; Wcaf. _ rates and particulars.

A yndman Co ,

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Brigade Worked incess- antly to Subdue Flames

Loss About $60,000.

It was 8.30 yesterday morning hefo

the Dre bell rang for “All out." Duri all the time from the alarm at 1.25 t

pouring rain to subdue the flames.

lt is probable that Chief Ronahan an

300 ft x 40 ft it required all the ener

ment at every turn.

was stored and two at leastofthese ignite andthe fire was only extinguished b

much headway.

Estimates of the loss vary from $50,00

many of them. _

with all their contents; machine shop

D box car; one new flanger car an

buzz planer, large planer, band saw. turn~

useless. A correct estimate would pr

was no insurance. _

time.

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CLAHK’S BEEFSTEAK

n tins, is as wholesome as it is deliclou Ask your grocer for it.

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DON'T USE POOR 0iL. '

_the best is cheapest in the end. Genui Singer oil can only be obtained at Biuire

Charlottetown; o 'on' south side Water Street, Summersidc, P. E. 1.

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For Nearly Seven Hours the Of Quebec Southern an

Shore Line Railways to

Delaware & Hudson

_ points out thatifrtis not impossible to

which cannot be valued in money’ lm: place 5000 families on soil in Canada

also the “mls Dt many af the wnrkme ’ and Austraiiait is still less lm osslble

the destruction of which is quitealoss 0 to colonize derelict farm; in Elglgmndi

Men to be expnmmed to Cmmda ml A course wns,lic said, within the rigiifs of

The following were a prey to the _

flames:-blacksmith and carpenter shops wmk land there are t° be picked for b.n"e‘ »

_ sinew ami intelligence and are precisely ---

and said in part-: -

Mosrnsar., Nov. 30.-(Special)-Senator | lWAsrnso'roi~', Nov. 20-The Supicino

Belque armgunggg °mc||;]]y- that the Dm-_ C0\1l?i:» of the United States decillcd ioilriy

1:; chase of the Quebec southern Runway _ it is without urisdrctrcn in the Mrs

"if you want to do only what is right

_ & you may ploy cards ull y‘ou want. What

is right for you is for you to decide. l um

here not to entertain, butto help you to _______

5 udecisioin \Vhlle if a game of cards is

played for the good of another-for Yesterday brought the first real winter. _ mental rllsciplinc. for rer~reation-there Snow fer] iniight frm-ries “ri (pry and may

in g°°d ‘ll ll' lt' should be kept' ln mlml night the thcrmonieter foil to ten degree

that it is part of n system. At _ _

For use mpgewrng mmiiinqtg, ble,-glee one end are gamblers and blnckiegs. “l‘°v° ’e"°-ll'el°“e"l °l me fllll'

‘ami 51| purpogeg mqui;-ingafineluiirietmfh There is danger that card playing 'i'-"’*"-1';

ng makes fora disposition to get same-

r thing for nothing. What is good for re-

lstor-ss.Inok for the red S. Queen Street, creat-ion may become a dissipation. Let “_”

or those who for the sake of others never M0m~np_u,_ Nov 9,~3__0¢e|\n navigation _

vler owls Mb has and lrrlhue those wriir-.rose new remormw by me sep",

_ who honestly believe ihey may and me or one canadian Pacino Atlantic _ -For Sole-second hand butter tubs Sl\°\1ld Dl*\Y» IM £71080 WHO Play, but liner Lake Michigan for Liverpool. Only' ingood condition. Can be seen at this “Off f0\ m°"°Y 0l` ilfllelh “Ulf 'mil Ml "0\fl four times since 1850 has thc season clos onine. diwcrffosy one who honestly abslains, he is to on on A later dm Daring that time the

be respected for his conviction Vi hoevcr em-\\r-qt dam of closing was Nov lil, itil Santa Claus’ Headquarters.

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os General Age . - - » i _ _ ' ,_ i ~ _

, ~_ _ _ _ _ , ' - nsure rfcct health use Iron-ox 3 3 »0\, to in for ,mme |,,,,,,\¢,, you’ ‘ Importers.

S M HICKS Agent at Summerslde -i-9| pe _ k , D y y

_ t » _ _ Tablets. For sais at your drugglsts, 25 ,qrtr 9 tu ir, 1 lil dl and _ _ 4

B99' F‘9l'°l7' , . ' I ts perbox. _ edu l';3,,,te;,:;(;i| £31; sim? y 0 n y A \iin|rd't i.inrmsnt~ilelievss Neuraigil-

d Fred Allan, an employe of The Tim

Building was run over and is now in

serious condition at the Hospital,

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m and the Shure Line Flailvlay which have --

daylight Superintendent Sharp and _the been in the hands of arreceivoriwas on be " »‘

ll€L\‘lS0fil\°fllfl'¢I‘€\1td€Dl\fi2l11'fD¢-SBideilbi half of the Delaware and Hudson Rail- Toaoavro. Nov. 20.-Alexander

Ulm ¢U\l!l0&'9°9 W0I`l¢ell lll llle mldslf °l llle way Campbell, alias James Canrpbeli, was ar-

raigned before Judge Morgan ou

fl ________.-*_-_ the charge of passing several worth bilit of dealing with the case in i|wl1<m<l»‘

Ulm Flfc Bflgllfle lm-V9 ¥\0\'¢l` lllld ll U\0l`l¢ less cheques issued on the Traders' Ban

‘l““Z0Y0\1S me 710 flklllf- C0V€I`l“Z lm M H He pleaded guilty, and gave his excuse- meantime neither the governor nor' the lllei’ 905595595 lf° Uletfll the deV°\lfl“8 91°' and family, and promised to do better. behalf her execution must occur on the

Unfortunately, this was not Campbell

“Drink." He put up a plea for his w

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helm: discovered before it had made in rom for two years, ana again in iooa fo

_ v . _ _ the same term and for similar offences. Recltlng the pages in the case, he tool; uri

0 LONDON’ EDR" Nw lp' Pmf Jnme_ Campbell is also wautedin Gobourg for the efforts made in thc woriran`.~i lrclrrili.

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lf0$12-7.000-Th°l'0 WBW lille Dlllfffefllfl ln ‘lm M228 2:5; nnrlllnlzgtlbp illbuilllilrolréidloltlic ,Dilssing a worthless cheque. Judge holding each in turn _to irc rrrolleetrvo. Un

carpenter Shops, UW W0I'k 0! IDMY Yellfb ' ~ _ l Morgan remanded him for a week.

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“Senza mrs valued at smool one nav; plying lnorc product for homo consump~ yesterday, overruled the defendantfe e

ion thus still further to handicap Bri- ceptions in the case ofthe Cornrnonwcalt

four freight cars badly damaged. l ’ _

tigh frgr1¢u1r,ur-e, vs. Tucker that were taken at thc trial,

Sfglldsglsgblzhinxrfgg? :sL:§di;‘l;)sanT;T; Such a course could only have one re- IIS WP~ll 118 U10 1110940" f°l‘ fl DEW liflhl- The Dinner Seos!at|l?. E. Islnnd‘sl Grcatr-.~i _Mer W0 ml’ on :wg M05" saws sort-the production or more wasting opinion cvhtains sixty-two tynewrlrleh Crockery Siorermm s.=.oo ami apr.. s::r».ln» D ' ’ P ’ acres and more home congestion, DBQBS. It ls thi! l0ugGSi'. Opinion ever W_ P_ Coiwnp Suu“y_`mB_ 7_ Um(

handed down in this State. Judge Hain- _ _ _ _

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s 1 ur , o nimer, a r ni i-‘ ` Th I p , th- _H I _ ‘_ ;i‘;i;..“ii."rt:'::".°§:;‘°;‘.:i.s‘z.“‘;‘.?A.°;.‘:§ REV' ll' F' WAWNG 35 “lfrflrl l5fk@l~l“illl‘f "ills

' f ) ` electric chair. One is a favorable result of nm Q ‘

0' an rt enl to the United Sintcs Suprernc

lmbly be ln the vlclnlly °f $00300' A” ls '""“ Courljt-pon an exception affecting thc pris- “M1 lm Government’ D'°l)en`y were oner's constitutional rights, ami the other

IU the FAFSA- BHDUSAI 0\1\1l‘°l\ Hllllllxi is au appeal to the Governor for-acommu»

The 5l’“l’l°“"y engine supplying WW" ll\5i= Sunday the D“Slf°"» Rev' H- F- itatlon ofadeath sentence to that of life

§'°°ll l'll° w°l'l'll5 _’m‘ld°ll°l;fl°l; lrlllll 59°" Waring,j preached the second of his"imp1-lggnment. In the usual course of _ 10086 WHS Un ".l\ll`€ » 55 9 “Y “len series of sermons on populnriamusements, regnr procedure Tucigey will ,won 1,0 lwcre at work imttins HM” H10! °“ the ra.»sai._1@._-t on this cwisiorr rising ‘rrr |,,.,,,,g,,,- ,mo ¢,,,,,., ,md me ,,,_,,,,, Salufday, DCC. Zllil. Vs machine shop. It is probable thntn num- join the church can I play cardsi" 11.. Sentence Wm be p,,Dn0,mCc,|_ 1|- ` i»‘ her of workmen will be idle for some took as the text upon which he based .rm_ker.5 counsel decides to carry orclock D In _

his Be¥`ll\°“ 916219” “ml 2205 V°l'll¢9 °l the case up to the highest court that ' ' ` the 5th chapter of First Tlieasalonians move Wm act ns Stay of 5¢n;e,m@_

ST. Joris, Nov. 30- (Special) - St.

Andrews Society celebrated the anniver-

‘ sary tonight \\ ith a grand ball at tlieYork

iiAilWAi lilil AiiNiiliiiiIiS SAllf‘::;;:

Prince William Street and while a heavy ladder cart was hurrying to the scene

ruriirr iruu

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MoN'mEAr., Nov. 28.-Worrl was ro-

ceived this morning by Grand ’i`r-uni. ufhcials of the death in London tl-Irr;_;_i of L. J. Sergeant, former gr-ncr:rl rirrimrlgi-r of the road. Mr. Sergeant succcoilvfl tiri- late Sir Joseph Hlckson in thc rnnri:r;_;c~ ment. When the Hays' inaria;_forriorri took charge ofthe system Mr. Soi-;;o_irii went to London as advisory rrioriilroi- of

¢l the board of directors wlicrc he has .~.irrr:r- ri resided.

MRS. ROGERS’ LAST

HOPE SHATTERED

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Rogers case. The court aiilrrncrl the llo- cislorr of the United District Court ol »Vermont. Mrs. Rogers is under sen-

J. tance of death in-Vermorri. for theniur-

der of her husband. The cIl'cct of thc do- cision will be to again place the rcsporrsi-

_ y , k. of the state authorities and if in the

ife state courts take action in Mrs. Rogers'

's day set., which is Dcc.h` next. Tire court

There Will? m°l`9"lB"K9l`l~'ll”~l'l S°m°P¢°Dl‘= - first offence, us Detective MacKie, who held in effect that it was without _iuri.~,ilir~- 5\\l9D°50d- IU Several Of the l1\llldlDB¢ Ull i brought the innn back from Montreal last tion in all the points raised.

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d In his Opinion Justice Day laid rio stress

September, hail his record, which sliowe he hail been sentenced to the penitentlury upon the sex of Mrs. liogors, brit ilcirli

with the case upon purely legal groirrrds.

the point that Mrs. Rogers has het-,ir ln.-lil in solitary conilrrcrncnt for more than three months, he said thc ret-orri docs nos show that shc is so held, though :trlini» tcdly held in close conilrrcrncni. 'l`|ri~'

the state and could not be used as grourid for interference.

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engine room or power house; inward um” wh° shwld be retumed' The cap' BOSTON Nw 20 C “rl” L uc er The o lnion in the case concluded with I _tht h d th b “dl nh talso much needed fm- development, of convicted of the murderof Mabel Page at l’

re ou” an “no er u “sw our own wasting acres is to be sent Weston. Will 00% EENIDGW "lill-

on and lumber ln il' badly scorched l nm abroad with the ultimate object of sup- The full llolwh 05 me 5\1lJl`0lD° C0111'

an order that the rnandiitc issue ai orrrc.

*H This will obviate the raising of the qircs- x_ tion of possible posir onerncnt of tho ilny h of execution. '

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Grand Opening at

Santa Claus’ Head- qll3l'iCl'S for Prince Ed- ward Island.

our big Show of HOL- IDAY GOODS. We haven’t time or sparc in this ad. to enumer- ate or specialize. Coin.: and see.

N. Br-The arrival

of SANTA CLAUS will be announced

later., CARTER & C0 l.iil.

from 10 0’Llock a. nr.

ALL are invited.

Bring the Little (hiss. if The S C H O O L if CHILDREN arc raw __ pecially invited. Sec .

lin Daily Circulation of at Least 3ooo is Guaranteed for igo

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