,_______________ _ _ THE csARi.o'r'rs'rowN GUARDIAN, DECEMBEM7, 1905 _ - i

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W '° "°'=° -» in Pinviiciii

nfili

Eas to 0 ¢"` '.’i‘°3“”.I.“.f.’I‘°””Y.“’:?‘3":“;"°’.I‘..i‘f ' Un recedeniei _ ,..§I.,_,..... ....l?.§!I‘3.¥E.,, .f ..::°.:..= w. rinni. rn.. "

U8 -P Dt,hB\lt:1ful,sa¢ls(;¢;qq__ Of-“ces m N P __ . -if her fiiciid Miss Rita Manning. ii a '

Hoods Pais _ i -----.---.--__-__?_‘L_f‘3_¥§?.-._9¢§___E*1i2k>£i‘¥2u- _____ _- -- -»- "°"*'lY

_ , ,_ i been rioxninitled by one of our Ontario -L, '

=e. _ I BAM, "ight 1hu"’d“y' d°"° f°"3°i° J°HN J- MUDUN-U-D. MOUIMZUG Wllllo 10' Presb ter-ies as Mo-lerator' of the Generiv '

to the good people of Char-

lottetown and country for the Qu-gest Xmas trade in the his- tory of our stole and we stall do our best in the future as in the prst

to make Taylorls Bookstore 3

the) most poprlir Bookstore

We are giving big dis- “-

Counts on all fancy goods’ Prim tothciiarborlicre.

calendars, etc., this week. Come in and see us.

Taiylor’s Bookstore.

euinunusinoiiiluonunliim

READ

The chief article of

food should be the best obtzriiizible, therefore buy from out" bakery ivliere you can get it fresh each day.

D.STEWART,

Ectirss Baicsnv, Rakes Best Bread.

Bwunnannwniuunour

=Q»‘ANAn.iAN ~ ‘ PAc||=|c-

N E Y E A R, S Perfecting Press printing so many

Guardians at 11.30 a. rn. on Monday or Wednesday of each week. A monstrous

G°l~"5¥ D°"~2'l~|”05W °l“"~ 1- 190G» i“C1““i"°- roll of paper, several miles in length, is

pulled through the press ata high rate of»spi-cd in n manner similar to that of the largest papers throughout. the woild 'fhisistlicfniiiy press of its kind in the province and well worth seeing. ti'

Lowest One-Way First-Class Fare FOR ROUND TRIP

good to return until Jan. 3, 1906.

Between all Stations on Atlantic Divis- on,and Eastern Division to and includ- ing Montreal.

Also, from and to Stations on D.A.R.

and I. C. R.

~T0_

prominent- in the .sausage business had

r.u\\'i-:sr n.\'i-1-\v.\\' rms r-ci.Ass iniizi-1 ln-in 2't, '24, 135, itl0.'i, inclusive; good for rotiirn until l>co.-°_>ti, IUU5. Also on Dec. 3(tan_d 31, 1905 ri.iirl.lnn, i, itlliil, good for return until Jan. 2, im. n

Lowest One-way First~class Fare to e

Montreal, added to Lowest _One~Way First-class Fare and one-third from

liar-. ‘.!'.’,"Il Qiand 25; also Dec. ill), 30 and 31 "

l!ltJ5,arid Jan. l, illtiti, good for return uritii ygurig lady anatcirari the scarf from her

Jail. 3, ltiiiti.

I" iii ‘ ' 'iii

i piiiiic :

Appiicnliini to J. E. M.\'

Or F If. l’l<Jlt

ti-

(‘h

niff :";_Z5; Eff: :rf`3< .= ,.01 me ‘ 5:

s 5

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And Stoanislilp Linen to llonton via Yarmouth

The io ular Frist Line Between Eastern Nova Slcoliia. and Boston via 'l‘r\iro, Windsor Junction and Halifax.

ICXPRESS TltAINS leave Halifagj daily. (ex- 1-cptS\inday) at 7.26 a. ni. for ¥l1Y Bild \ai-nioiitli making coiincct.ion at armouth for lioston. v _ V

Mll)l.AY\'D IlI\ ISl0i\f- l'i'airis of the Mid-

land Division learn \\ lndsor daily (except sunday) for 'l‘i-iiro at 7.150 rt. ni. and .48 p. ni. and from 'l'rriro for Wiiiilser at 0.40 a. ni. and

‘£36 p. iii. coriiiectiii§at.Ti-nro with trains of iliu Intcreoloiilal ailwndy and at Windsor with express trains to an from Halifax and \’ai'iuoiit-h. On Moiidny, Wednesday and Fri- day aceoiimindritlioii trains Nos. 5 and B run hctivcon Wlridsoi- and 'irni-o. The Royal and U. 3. Mail Steam.. ship Bos1'0N

‘I`l\e Fastest and Finest Stcnmurlplying bo*

iwcon the Maritlini-. l’i°o\'incoH Mid OSU!"-

Lcrivos Yarmouth, Wednesday und Saturday for Boston on arrival of Express Trains from liallfax. Ttctnrnlng leaves IAJIIK Wlli-ff. llnstoii, Tuesday and l~`riday.

l’assuii 'ers uri-li ln‘g in Halifax next day 7.30

p' ni. by lilx ii-ass Ti-ii n.

li`o|~ all inflormatlon, guido books, folders, otc

wiiiuii will bo spar, fr-oo, wrliixc toltl".Klg;`t¢ 1 I‘f) ', i '.I\(il'il. iL‘N£!Il|IUI' U IV. till" MT 'l'rnln- rriri on Atlliiitic Stmidaid

i . _ tluclph, have arrived home, having coni-

pleted tlic rourse. Allison Campbell, of

C ll K I S T M A S this city, wio wasaiso takingthe course,

_AND_ has gone to Boston.

b friend at North River, and as ii fitting ending lo a happy day

ing across the ice the young man walked

M0m,.¢,,_1_ into a sprlnghole on the west. side ofthe

taining the other in her hand. Aftern slight exertion she succeeded in netting him out cold and wet but otherwise unin-

the young lady has to her credit. Some years ago she was iristr-uincrital in saving

three others from ii watery grave.

ty consumers of electricity.

everal weeks. THE first hockey practices of the season

THE Nonhumherhmd arrived yesterdni' will take place at Hillsboro Rink tonight.

in Cbar10ltet0Wl`- ' il at 10.-ill a. in. having left Picton at7l5 triile\!'\ih‘f»§weitsllzi(l on theme M 7.30 and

~ 9 (7 ' -

. . rras a

m. She met iicary ice from Point

AN effort was made to tlood Govern-

ment Pond yesterday froui the hydrant but owing to t-lie large amount of snow on the ice the attempt was unsuccessful.

Ai' the l’olicc Court yesterday \Valliice

Burns, drunk and incapable, was iiried $2 or 10 days. Tlic ciiso against Joseph Scott for larceny of u camera. from John

r ' '- ' -

Sou &John§o__ was d,smisScd_ daughter of Dr. McLaughlin broke licr

'l`iii-: St.. John Times oi' Saturday has

rin excellent article on Ilillsboro Consolirhitcd School with photos of the school building, the vans, l‘rincipu.i Jones Theodore Ross rind licnry B. McLean.

IN the second yeiir surveying examina-

tions in Science at McGill University Edniund Campbell, Bclrnont, P. 'E. I., it-arlshis yoiiriria alas-_~i of ltlil students and Iiliiir Mclicath, Miirsliticlil, lakes fourth place.

’l‘iir~: total applications for new liusiiicss

received by the Sun Life tlompany to Ztith inst. when the hooks of the Company closcd,cxcceded $2'i,(ltl(|,0(ltl. This is the largest amount ever received in one year liy this prosperous and progressive coin- pariy which is represented in this city Ivy E. li. Brow.

Miss Ai\':\'ii-: lli.\ivl.i-:on, (ieorgctoivu,

Miss liiriy liunt., Surnnicrsiile, liiiss Gcriic Piiiliips, Murray Iiarbor South, teachers, who lrave been taking the special course 'ii Nii.tni'e Study ami other subjects nt

Fwiitvnoiw should see the Big Web

A Cii.\nr.o'i"i‘is'i‘o\vN gentlr-inan viliu is

een spending his Cliristmas with o. Indy

hey visited the city in the vening. Love is blind and while return-

'er. \\'ith great presence of mind tlic

ek throwing liim one end of it while re-

ared. This ls not the first. gallant rescue

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;~.{/ PILLS

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~e9"Hl:ur~_1 ,,';.-‘ nl . lc . I( .ni ._-DIZEES it ill .

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'-2' no) S_f5“r.'1‘-'Z Ws\V\\_ .H-*,.,»`& Qi Vt

‘ 9' ‘r at-' 05°"

t.` . ""0 P. Gll~'I{l.‘\’S, General Manaizor.

Farm l_~`p_r Sale.

The executors of the will of the late

George Clark, offer for sale that valu

able farm at Clarktown, Lot f7» fronting on Hillsboro River, two ml es from ltlount Stewart. This farm con- sists of soo seres of upland and 20 BC!" of marsh land ; all but about zo acres of the u land iii cleared and in a go0_d

I) 1 ' ation the balal1C¢ IS

state o cu tiv » A covered with rails and lumber. The Pr farm has streams of fresh water along may hu ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,d,,d by .my pogiiglré :Q ~° »fd=- °f ir- “<1 1-" "1 °‘°““°‘°“°” 'M“°‘°.i'°i“.,°':.";iz;‘n.i:.n‘i.. of “ld” “nd marsh mud' and is in .Is°illtli':iiiofIt§liicrcs,iiiuro orlcss. Clos!! Proximity 1° ""5 m“5’.°l beds of lilntimniavboinndo port-ionaiiy\ at fihlv l_0¢‘¥:_ the river, The railwaty station is but punto co for tho dintr ct in w ich 0 an ww miles distant- an the wharf but iiiay. on ‘application to the Minister of tho one, On the premises are a comfortable ,,,w,.;,,,, ottawa. the Corgmilssigper eolfb Irv; ‘lwemulh l°fl¢¢ b‘“'”r “able ‘md °°°°h """.“'°l°"‘ “‘""fmq“` or Losetgcmililfe ont-ry

house, implement and out buildings. fr

0 i F°`~' f‘"’*f¢’ '“‘l““l”"" "m" &°’ oriin nomoswniioris required to iwrfofm "IB

app' to Mrs Clark on tlie Pf¢l11i9°l» 5' ¢

C. Cark qi- Kimble Collin, Mount Slew- the following plans:

art or W. Leitch, Charlottetown.

xo-x3dmwf ftw tf §,,,,,.,,

Rooebank Farm

Sinn” on nm “mth .ide of Hmabom ren dence ma be satisfied hy rolidenoe

River opposite the city une mile ff°m

Charlottetown, containing iso scres.!3Di “Bu m,,,,,,,,- ,,°,,i.,, in writing should be

ooreseiearsd and in shi ti state ot' culti-

id u via

~ i‘".°::‘-:.':':i.:fn‘;i’.t‘;“.1i’“‘€t§‘iiJ-‘i'--°€--S°f--

' ills roquirementn as to msidencemnmyhr

,;,,¢,|,,g,,d by such person residini ° a

,‘5~.::.~1ffl=.l~_-; .1 f roy,-,_ .a.{n§.f.'.*.‘.‘..t.”. .=.......‘.

North-West Homestead Regulations.

i i' Dominion

N},',,,?.¥;‘nin'“i»'1’iiii.ii,'¢:i(iins°rl:i? Theo North-west qvinces, excepting 8 and‘lti, not rosorsod

situatc or if the homesteador desires. he

lic authority or_ some n r him.

oriditlons corniocwd therewith under one of

iii Artem nix months residence “mn #"4 nitivniion or nw inns in ma vw f°\' ¢h\‘°°

(2) If the father (or mother, if the fathei-is

ther or mother-

r id

‘il “.";:.i:’.“"'ii.ir ".l:.fr’.s'“i.';°'i--2°”--»°i-°€ iiiit “nf his hnrnentnna ins rsqillremvnh'

i" fi pan the said land:-7

i 1 of Dom nion Imndl

v<‘J‘i'trivi§h:f%gil)ul>°n°f<1»°i-ii>i>ir for POW"-

MANY friends will be pleased to lcain

that Eric McLean, son of A. A. McLean, M. P.. who was threatened with fever in Montreal is recovering.

Tar: schooner Partlienla, Capt. Rliude, owned by R. H. Jenkins, city, has reported passed St. Peters Canal, C. Il., coal laden for Georgetown.

1"i.oiri-;Noi:, the little five year old

collar bone several days ago by falling from the baluster of the stair.

ON the eve of Ciirlstmas the congrega-

tion of St. James church presented Lcsllc _ W. Cook. one of the leading members of the choir, with a handsome purse.

Tris public school exsuiination at

Union, Lot Zllilast week was most stic- ccssful in every particular. The teaciier Miss L. Lainoiit was the recipient of some valuable presents from her pupils.

. Ai»iYiri.i<rineeting under the direction of Excelsior Farnieis’ Institute will he held in the hall at York Saturday evening Duc. Iiflth and will be addressed by Jonathan \Vest recently returned from Innisfail, Alberta. All are welcome.

Miss \ViN.\'ir-I T1io.\i/is, daugliler of

liev. Mi'. Thomas, foruierly of Cornwall and Poiviiiil, takes first class in second ycar, lloman History, I.atiii, Matlicuiii- ties, Advanced Fiiglish, second your En 5, iisli, and second ciirss ln German at Mount Allison.

ALI. but the Nova Scot-ia mail will be

sent each day by the Suniniersifie-Toi" mentinc route as long as the Stanley is run there. A special leaves Charlotte. town in the evening attl o`c-lock returning on the arrival of the Stanley at Summer- side the next day. The foreign mail brought by this train will be uiiassortcd and thus more time will be taken in delivery.

Tilt-1 city firemen have not been for- gotten bv grateful friends at llie Christmas season. From the Merchants' Bank they received $50 (not $59 as a type- graphical error made it. appear yesterday) as nrionritlon toward thc toiirniirncnt. fund; from W. A. Weeks $25, from W. A. \Veeks& Co., $25, and from R. H. Stems, proprietor of the Hotel Victoria. 4-I boxes of cigars as ii. tribute of appreciation of their services in saving property.

THE Toronto Globe just before Christ rims pulili.-rlicd thc sea$on's greetings from all the Proviricial Premiers in Canada in- cluding ilie following brief but neat con- tribution from I-Ion. Arthur Pei‘.ei‘s:-

“The people of Canada, not excepting

my own little Island Province, have every reason to wish each other a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Peace, contentment and happiness reign froui one end of the great Dominion to the other. We do not desire to appear selfish, but we are constrained to believe that this state of affairs is largely due to good government and liberal ideas and senti- ments.

_ (Signed) ARTHUR PETERS.

Aovinr wedding was solemnized this

morning at the home of Mrs. Tackiiberry, Grant. Street, when Percy Reid, Inspector of Mines, Yukon Territory, was united in marriage with Gertrude Isabel, younger daughter of the late John P. McPherson of thiscity. The bride was widely and favorably known throughout the Maple City, having been for some years a valued member of the teaching staff of the Cen- tral Scliool. The grnoni is the oldest son oi' the late John D. Reid of Clmriottetowri, P. E. I. The bride was assisted by Miss .itlditli Tiickabcrry, while Mr. Herbert Mc- Pherson. brother of the bride, supported the groom. Rev. A. li. McGllllvray per- formed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs lleiri left on the noon train en route for White liorse, Yukon territory, where they will reside.-Daily Times, Chatham, Ontario, i)cc. lil.

D H _ ‘ A Xiiias 'rin-:i~: will be held in St. James’

ur xrlgi LR.&\Vm:lu'i', tilalgalry, formlerlg Hall this evening at.7 o‘clock.

i ge ent sts, arr ve

yesterday on “_ ,-15",’ to his home in THE G““\‘dll\\'* WIZFBY-S to learn Of tho in St. James' Hall, Charlottetown, on Fil- Bede___w_ - serious illness of Miss Nellie Brown,York `

J_,`._ LAHGE’ of the Anglo Amerlmn W. C. lionxmk of theF'ls-lieries Deport- Teiegrapli Co., has gone to Sackvillo mem' w"s"'p'“8enfz°"t° S“'”'“er8me hw' here he will relieve Jus. Murley for night en mule tu IWW Bru"°wick' '

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WE I B,:,,H,;:,, :,':,h€,;':i£,1;'°,'_f",ce f°°le;,“dt, Mil," 2,( ly “summing jixzmlgelg L°"d°"' OM" in for the nnpn-cedented Christmas trade we have enjoyed#

. S | l‘ ll! U0 . _ r 1* ~ » . . \ -

_EL » chr|:p;v;>:h§;<;;uws_"Y;:k spending his T M t In A It d M If rberei- anybody io gonenin the thu-:mas rush-com

“E” °° °' " -'"3" °"’ ° " "°“ aon and ei him -rh r a New Years Gift from our nic

I '|',|EC|,,,,.|o¢,_et°w,, Lightsc P0we,. Co_ MN, I Um. CAm,m_.,, bard, I It son'was9degrees above zero early Mor: ` i-I 2 . . . k f - L I ~ ' - sim. e _ - _ _ stock. _ Lita of beautiful things lett to pic rom. Liire o nstall meters in the houses of a|l` yesterday for Regina, Sask. My "‘°ml“¢ The "l“`m‘°'“""°' ms” du’ W 5] H ,h ] t5 uf the aggsm-,_

ing the day to 15 above and has remained about that mark since.

THE Presbytery oi' P. E. Island will meet

day_§Dcc. 129th, at ll o'clock a. ni. Busi- ness : Call from Strat-lialbyn ; Resigna- tion of Rev. A. J. Mi.-Neill, Orwell, etc.

Crrv merchants complain that there has

been considerable shop-lifting in the city duringthe past week or two. In one or two instances the culprits were detected in the sch and compelled to return the goods.

ON Christirias night upwards of forty

invited guests, oldiiiiri young, relatives of James E. and Mrs. Shaw, Brackley Point, took supper at their lioriie. A Christmas tree given for the enjoyment oftlieehildren proved enjoyable to the older folk aswell. Santa Claus .lis- tributed the gifts, thi- rriipients ranging through all the di-gr.-.-.~; of i-orisangulriity up to gre-.it graiiri-pap.. an-i great grand- mama, until everybody seemed to be thanking everybody else and all agreed that "aunt 'l' is ri very good woman.”

A Noivrii Sviixni' rlespiitclr says: 'l‘hc

S. S. Wobun was brought in from the stream this morning at daylight, and is now being repaired. The Wasls, which went to her assistaucefliad ii difficult task in towing the vessel from Low Point. There was u heavy sea on, and bntli bouts had to riilcalircast-, and even this was ii risk, one vcssi-l having a full cargo, and the Wiisis lii.;lit,- The riamiige to tlic Wo- bun is that the bottom head of the cylin- der snappcd off, and this necessitates ii new one being cast. Howevi-r,ii.~i far-as can be judged at present, she may get away inside of a week.

NOT Sl.li`l‘l[’I.\'C il' E Ll..

Without sleep there can l-c no inniily or

mental vigor, coiisci|nciit.|_y sf-».~pli.~ssr.|'~s is a dangerous coniiiiion. .\i- iiiinu so surely restores sleep as l"ci~i>-rzoii-»; |t`s hnrinless-_just ii rrouri~liiri;_f, .sir--iii.-ii.<»i.~ iiig tonic. Ferrozonc viiaiizrs evvry part of the body, makes ilie neiv-s l-ar-ily. completely rebuilds- the sysi in. |'l\ cuuse of sieepiessne.-s is removed--hca . ii is rest-oi-sd-you can work, eat, si ep, feel like new after using Ferrozone. Don put off'-Ferrozoiic costs 501:. per box at al dealers: get it to-day.

ANNou_ii_i:_En1i§Nis

-Every body in town who wants to

geteven with \\'. S. Loason had better attend his lecture Tliursday night iii sciiooirooni of lst Methodist. cliurcii.

- Rhodes' Scholarship. -Caiididates for

the Rhories‘ Sclioiarsliipfor Prince Edward Island, for 1000, arc requested to hand in their applications accompniiicd by certificates of age, eliuraetcr, scholarship &c., to the Lieutenant Governor, Chali- mari of the Committee of Selection, on or before 15th Jnnuiiry, 1000.

IN FURNITURE

“Always the best value in the city.

Mark Wright Furnishing Co ’i=.

Some very nice dinner, tea and toilc

sets iitu. liberal discount. W. P. Colwill, Sunnyside. 12-ld t-wi`4w.

Look in 1). A. Bruces window l'<r th

highest class neck wear in the city and then look at more on the shelves.

Zld tf

After having the largest Xmas trade in

the history of ourstore we have a few calendars and fancy goods left which we will clean out at rilinost any nld price. Come in and sec what a bargain we will give you at the popular bookstore Taylor’s. 27dli.

Charlottetown Business College re-opens

on \Vednesduy, .liinuary 3rd. 1f00. As there is ii greater deiriand for students from this College than ever, the attend- ance will doubtless be very large. Intendlng students are rcquestedl lo enterns early in the term as possible. Practical, up-t0.date courses, competent teachers and unequalied facilities. The O. B. C. is the place for YOU. 27dtli twill

Perfumes at cost,-Now is your time to

secure the worid's hest odors at nirikcrs’ prices. Ifrom new until the New Your we oil`r.-r the balance ol' our stock of per- fumes at actual cost. Ei ery package fresh clean stuck. The two Macs, MacDonald Sc MacKinnon, Dru ggists, cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent streets. _ dtw ll

l IIDE Il E COUIP Clllfll

,JOHN NEWSON.

‘_§-.-qi...-.\l;,.--..n,--vp.. q,.~¢-»-»\»»-~e\~»»i:~»¢-qi.» si

Leather and ' t

Shoes-~ Findings.

We keep everything needed

to make or mend u shoe. We are leaders in CUSTOM .WORK. Fitting of lame feet

a speclalrtiy.

Repai ng of all kinds done

up to date.

J., II. BELL,

The experienced leather-

DO BLE PROTECTIO

The Suu Life of Canada has just issued a new Policy of Insurance called the Double Pr tec-

_ tion Policy. For rates and particulars apply

to 5

-was

Charlottetown. Manager for P. E. Island. 1

‘ ig mwf iyr

vauninluanlnivaununnugpounauyggg.-.F

~W-~~w~nu~»».-»..¢~.~f».»-»-~_4||\.~|1»¢~\A-q¢»J\r Q Paying Life insurance

is like Sowing Seeds

' Man opens his hand and sows s eds ; , likewise does he pay the premiums of

_» _ an en lowrnent policy and reap the liar- ilgl-i__-ll-;,¢ vest in old age. ' " 'ri' Full piuticulirs about Endowment

va- 'effe-

‘°0‘“\.n~

/.ll@'_lC3 __ Investment Iusuraiice can be obtained ~ by ri postal cird to the Company or one _ Cf,f|Hné",1]~.;" of its Agents, _ _ =- ._/ North American Life

- - , Assurance Co,

~ Home Office: Compauy’s Building,

The Financial Posi- Toronto - - - - Out.

*‘°"°;‘"'=°°'“-,, Ross & Matthcws,l§’,“._‘§,”,§,,,.,._

- a

pdny sunexce e Charlottetown.

-»~¢oi.h~:~¢~n»~w\o|l-\~~nu»'~n»~-|||i,.-J\pJ§...»Q,.

Eli-il SEED-'.5-@5115-IlElil3liirZlli§‘.i2-QIE`Q‘25 'E525 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25 cent

Bargain Counters

Call at once and get your share

of the bargains '_

CANADIAN CPOCKERY Co.,

as rsausinwsaussms ss:

Q _i ;Y_Y1__ .._.b;.,..__ -~ ~ M _SBI

i iroiist Roiisi Roiisi

Just received a limited qua ntity of

white. sheep's grey and sIieep’s black.

See the east window.

Humphrey Clothing Store,

Opera House lliiilding, Grafton Street, City.

A. WINFIELD SCOTT, Mgr. Phone 63. P. O. BOX 417.

I-i 5'* eb

~\w~»lu~~nv~»- uv~v-~v\|~»l»|~w-¢~nA~-~»<m\‘

Until

Dec. 3ist

We will sell the

balance of our Christ- mas stock of

_ Lowney’s

Chocolates

at reduced prices.

Baskets $i.25 for

95c.

Baskets $3.50 for

$2.90.

Art panel box $1.75

for $1.40.

Silk box $3.oo for

$2.20.

japanese b a s k e t

v.ii¢»n,'i'a'-miiseni. fn farmer pmt- Ii calvin F. MQKENN-4|

Cl tg neen Street |

lgltirl. i¥yt|iliw»d.tri.ut 911°

mputy of t.ho¥i'iimtg0%?'lio lnleilo

,Y 7 Y" __ _, ,_.;lQ___g.__ _Q

BARE I

COST

is all we ask for the balance of our stock of

PERF UMES

This is your chance

to get the finest odors in the world at whole- . sale prices.

5-C

“Tho Two Macc"

nrodlviounpannrvlnuunn lunnualnoaué

iiiii A Siiliii UN'

Spring Skates. Hockey Skates.

A., . ._

-<1 ff _

' -` - v <u\1 . i

Hockey Sticks. Shin Pads.

Packs. ~ Wholesale and Retail.

is-s°f°=#2-9°» iiiilii lllllillilii iili www _ _,__i.,,,,,,.._,'ij' _ i=ieNNisii & ciiinnini,

E*ll'Il»*l'¢l'dlll\'llov»\n||l\~i¢||»u»»u» &i

man of over o ears.

!\Bo~Aou»u&%\&i»&qoil§.¢ “rim” °"“'“ 3 y

ciiisirisii iiniii ii.ii’E'

Onta rio Bran.

Manitoba Bran.

Middiings

Corn Meal. .

Cracked Com. Matchless Chop, 1% each

Barley, Oats and Corn.§

Gluten Meal. [great milk pi'o~

ducer]

Oil Cake Meal.

Biatchford’s Calf Meal. Wholesale and Retail at

i VERY LOW PRICES

AULD BROS.,

QUEEN srrrssr.

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JAS; CALLAGHAN. Near arter’s Confectionery.

_ 9-ans & rw 1 yr. :il At the Market

Apples-No 1 Kings, Baldwin, au Blenheims at $4.50 a bbs iz to i8c per dozen. Onions, io lbs for 25c; a very good onion io lbs zoc; hand picked white UCHUS 4C Ib; imported yellow eyed neansSc1b; Island yellow eyed beans o%c 1b; pearl barley 44: lb; split peas 4 i-nc lb; field peas for soup 8c qt; marrow fat peas xoc qt; Hone from New- sou’s farm 25c a jar; imported cranberries, izc qt; Island mc qt; home grown ripe tomatoes, 85c per doz. cans.8c per can ;Peas, very best, :oc scan. 3 for 25c; corn ioc: celery loc a bunch; cabbage, beets, carrots, parsnipl, turnips, potatoes, onions sprouts, squash, pumpkins, lettuce, parsley, etc., etc.

"LESI YE FORGET"

We are in the market every day, a special Saturday and Satur- day night’s trade.

J. J. Gay ®. Son,

Next to Saunders 81. Newsoni's Meat

Market.

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