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APPEARANCES

COUN'l`

People are quick to judge a man by his appear.

ance. Clothes often condemns 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 oort bothers many a man-custom tailore are so

¢¥P¢l\ll!¢. ,'l`hst's what brought high-class, ready-to-wear clothing rntoexistence. in _ . '

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

' - son Clothins

We off=r discriminating buyers all the style. Gt and quality for

which custom tsllors will ask $5 to #ro more the suit.

PROVE OUR STATEMENTS

by letting ns show you the goody-by thorough inspection-by

actual trying on.

And your money is not ours until you’re satlsded'

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Pcs lilly yi.u've read about the Montreal Man who chsred :what

purported is oe lpryo to Persian Lembjacksts for 15° P -

Needless to say. the quality was'at there-the jackets were made

ef usstel bits skilfully stuck together l Yes these 'wise purchased lheva probably thought they km w slolgl shout’ Psrstobssble to ids' Per.<v»°,|'\-!». . “'°

lileslt sums-

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sell-have doie so bf years. 'i‘hst's and grwwlsg Fur basisees---new the

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8t.J&lbyhll'Noi¢hl' A lsheetlr of larablf

'hs schooner Eva lay. leaded with

pmdueo lqwr-Qht Bros. Vlctmia lest Vletuia allresdytoeall for Glen Bay Vicicrhaudillacs Baysre clearef ics, and all that she is waiting for is wind.

i Il the theological faculty of Mt Allison Univer»lty.in the Uhrlstmas Bssmlcation e

d larshlle

Greak'Is¢amllt. in Ohursh History, sad lneld Testament Introduction; seemd ollssin Church Polity. and Discipline. Old Testament Esege is and Old Test- ~<\lctv0sQon.

Kdyslarlsl. Brannon olBt.' Paul, a native 4* Charlottetown. Rev. Fa@U Ryan, and his brother.. Profalor E. F Ryan ef8t. Thomas College. st.. Paul.

ly elected tn the Wlnnipq Connell of the K. of C. The letter who is well known in iihissitr. sfhrs as was nn- a time is ' the is! ofllte of J. J, Johnson intends going to Calgary to practice law.

Tris Maritim, Merchant says: John .l lumen, who edits a snappy column In the Charlottetown Examiner, over the pen name of Tom A Hawke entitled “The Scoop Net." line recently issued a book of the same name and character, calculated to drive away n dt of the blues. The vol- ume will add to Mr Enmsn's reputstion as a humorist. The description of the two hockey pmes between the Commer- cial Travellers and the Press is particular- ly good.

Fatrous Uruo now claims a new dis-

tinction. A bunch of msydowers just hunting into bloom and sn ox-eye daisy in full tlower were brourrhtto The Guard, ian amos on londaylsst, having been plucked that dny on the farm oi John F. McLeod by himself and Peter Kehoe at Uigg, The wild flowers even in winter hold ever in their hearts the hope and promlse`of the spring. In ihls ease they have been apparently deceived by the few warm days and have put on their pretty garments too soon.

Mozr valuable to bankers, broken, in-

vestors. end spceulators is a new feature ol the Railroad mrotetioe Baeord (176 intel). complied by C. Mont. Benton, ob- tainable on application to Stock Ex- change Brcxers. This innovation is In the form of handy and original tables, by reference lo which one may instantly asi- osrtalu the high oriow prices of all Rail rcad8tookswitbin the last two,tlve,and ten years. These Railroad Quotation Records are printed monthly by The C. Mont. Ben- ton Co. for brokers, bankers, and others, whose cards are printed on the cover and title page, and by whom they an dis- tributed gratls totheir customers. The conveniently-arranged little booklets, which slip assilv into the pockets, contain the latest quotation nl railroad stocks and bonds, as well as those for previous months and years. Besides, there is full data of all railroads asto their capital stock, bonded debt, dividend payments, location of general ollcu, time of anuusl meeting, gross earnings, and summary of iinanclal operations electing income.

ln the death ol Capt George McLeod on ihe lil til December, uit., Budalo, N. Y. ioet one of its best liked marins-Insurance men, one whose wide experience and sbility in his line of work made him very valuable to the interests for which he labored and whose uniform ooartesy and slndllnedssdesnd him to all who cams into coimact with him. Although be had been ailing ter-some time. his death wss quits unelbdhd by his W °|l'i¢|°0¢ friends and scquslntsess. Fur about s yearand ahal! he,.hsd- sotbassabie to perform the dntieeot his poaitionol ms- rine wreoking master of the oline of Smith, Davis It Oo.. and for about four weeks he had been confined to his home. lazcomotor ataxia was the ehlsf ailment Capt McLeod was horn on lay lst IBM

at New London, Prince Edward Island, iis wrnttoiiea when fowl-000 Ill" Oltl- aud sailed tosll psrtaof the world be, fore necemeto the great lakes in the sprlns of |50. Surviving Capt lclnod are his wife and a son and daughter. The son Dr. I J. richer! mates dseahur is an wits of Thomas J. 0'Brlsn of the Uhsmber of oemmewa t|isslilise1_¢e\ev¢r.ds¢ssi- gr slaps KsIAod‘l_ilvet twb, <alws1s lived will hilas afisiddhhhhlly,

hmm s'ae`s¢s» sappy.

.Dark and

Plein. Cake

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Ilavsmcs-Daascl Belief. lshssrs issmtsslmsewstatrarsssslleslllf inns sans visuiss niacin qi

Wl.hwascsahrmm-Gsasllsvlbe slthsliasef Tempamused thispesi meslsdhlehsme at flesh Uilshlst its viii retires ts ltiasism. sask,i tbseidss-

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which hs will uoedust

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is plaeaa than was good skatlnson the

rivsr ics eu. Monday and yesterday Many juveniles, armed with hockey nicks. enjoyed themselves. On thewbols iheicsis very rough and unpleasant to walk upon, and not yet safe for horses.

igiir E its §Es‘ ifrii

time past has returned home. Miss Maelsaae who is an under-graduata of the Twonto Conservatory of Music is prepared to take* s limited number ol pupils in pianoas will he seen by her card in this issue.

Tlx reml-annual examination utilise

Mile Creek school. held on Thursday lust _was conducted by Miss Annie Wrightei

both natives of Mount Ryan were recent-1 N" D°"l"|°°' ‘nd ul' Nm u°c“°*"

`ofLougi.h~esk. Tbeschooiis reported in good condition. At the close ofthe ex- amtnotlnn the pupils were treatad to .fruit and confectionary by the teacher, Klee Katie Whscn.

Tm: Methodist District meetings, cf which thereon two on Prince Edward island meet twice annually for the div charge of their regular business. While this is suleiently frequentsc far as the omcial demands ofthe work are concerned it gives little opportunity for other con' sideruticns. The Summerside Distriotn, therefore, of which Rev.Geo. Steel is chairman at aspcclal ministerial gather- ing at Summer-side on the 27th lost. or- ganised itself lntoa District Ministerial Association for the promotion: spiritual, fraternal and intellectual interests among the members and within the district. Dr. Hammond Johnaon,o! Summerside, was chosen asseeretery. The next meet- ing will be held is Summsrside in the iai- ier pert of Febrlllrl. llld at regular ln- tervnls thereafter- The ilist meeting proved most helpful, all the ministers being present except Rev. Henry Pierce, whosedutles detained him. The Chair- man explained recent chanizeeln the ritusl and discipline made by the inte General Conference. An informal oun- iercncs was had on method of church work and administration. The press-nt; statsrjsof the union question wss also discussed, and the proposed Q-wi cu.. fully considered. The afternoon session wasbrought toe close by Brother, Hr. Stebblngs, of Tryon, givinga most intar~ eating account of his recent trip to Eug- laud. ands comparison of English and Canadian Methodism. At next meeting wllibe discussed: How to promote 9,5. temporal and spiritual interest of circuits, by Rev. A. D. Hclreod; The promotion of Personal Bellllou, hy Rsv.’l'hos. Steb- bings; and Reviews and Uriticiimsjof re cent publications by Rev. Geo. Steel. The ministers of the District.ue Rev. Geo. Stool, Thus. Btsbblngs, Hammond Johnson. J. B. Gough, Henry Pierce, E. E. Styles. A. D. llclieod, Hugh Miller, aid F. A. Wightmac.

rl uyler’s

Chocolates

We have ra Christmas

Packages ot Huyler’s left over, and will' clear them out at the follow- ing reduced prices.

I0 packages at $1.00 ior80c. 2 packages at $2.00 for $1.60.

This oiier holds un-

til Dec. 31st, 1906.

We thank you i very sincerely fer

your ¢esereiis V psirensre during

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sail wish yes every

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'Ties Two Macs."

F sawwh 0| F`.ed.'|°g°°_ P E hand' ll& I JIAN MICIIUAAC ol ffhll oil] who n., _ nm si-.nun is unwieu rmieg. in "H N" l' E‘“'°°'»°°» N W T- ‘°' '°"?"

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Correct Form. Corsets

‘fire Host Comprehensive Showing of Excellent Styles in Modern Corset Models

HANDLE the famous D 8; A and P D Gersets the two finest lineshCansds Corsets selected from these give slrspeliness, comfort and

Tee to every woman who wears t em-providedmhe selects theor-

rect model for her a line so eomprelredsivrg and mtg ed that it is very easy for almost any figure to be fitted with graceful ease and excellent style from our stock. New corsets coming in every day almost In addition to the lines mentioned above we also handle an

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excellent corset made by the B & I ar “LA DY CURZON which we sell at $1 5:.

Some of Our Specially Good Numbers

Grey or white coutll corn t, white model uasanspeudera attached medium iigurd The famous 'Creet"es islly adapted for as nearly as utoreakab e ss s corset can

well be I say and stylish

Arleintily stylish little corset ‘P D 59 -ll

trifle shorter than moat, and extremely

stylish A very handsome garment lu white satin ribbon binding at tnp, short model for medium

figure

THE DOREEN la a white couiil corset, a good litter, snspenders attached

n excellent corset of grey coniil, medium

gore, dip hip, all sizes from 16 to go

Two notsllrzliy stood values, excellent, new models. rey or w te contil, grey nas suspend $ gre attached I

A vsry excellent li D Model Gee white contll medium high hilt, slender model vrf!

stylish ..,,

These are only representative

We've many others at every price Come in and a short examination will show you why this corset department is

so populhr

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PieRsoNlL siii>isRvisioN ““"

will always be fresh if you

order them here. I have a inli

.Furniture repaired. nd ;"° °f“" "_;'fd‘ °'c “

iiure re-u o ste . u sr ea o ee

ghxrhiture of aiihkinds made lo order. C0503 ’ , ’ Great bargains continued in furniture till the I ,,,,,,¢,_ esp, chmedpimi

large stcck is cleared out. _

At the old stand opposite Post Otliee (upsiair-s.)

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

JOl1l”l N€WS0l1 . .

Oats, Hay and Feed

for your horse stall times.

T. WHITE,

Phone gxo Upper Pownal Bt ra-sodtisrm -

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Joriian's uEmul&l;in of Cod

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And Hypophoephltes of Lime and Soda Combined with other highly nutritious

alcmcnts for the rurv of Cwngba voids, ronehitlihlicr-ofula Nsuralgim onsuisp- tion Bai' heum. heurnstlsm, and Whoop ing ilcugh. And other diseases arising hom

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Policies and see if you are carrying enough Fire In- "U" ° im lion' snrsnce. li' you are not, then place some in that good

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old Fire Co. the Scottish Union. It has $5r,ooo,ooo.- " ' A ' oo of Assets. - ‘T '

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se ands diploma at (har-lottotowlr liT‘i

mod at Hall! I Oil N71

prirq s ax prize lint ill! and iiiili. irst prim iottciowmllllt.

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Hiioilier Bti

Ever stroke we make

-_ f i counts in the gameof business.

We are in it to win. and we do win by maklngthe beet efforts, not only benefitting our cus- tomers, but doing ourselves

.i gocdat the same time. See

the way we can hit your ap- predation.

Good ponds, small prices,

and pleas ng results.

Mcbonalii & Pcrry,

The Nobby Tailors,

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The Leads! sruistg nm' swiss throughout the lm D il elll asset- vitsina uses lssidsa be a oem eollllvll

Etdstelioxcs and its suburbs. the

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-QIOVINCIAL APPENDIX

of Trade notices of lmlglalllsav urefl. larehaats, & peovladat Uses sal esatsea ct the United liapsss.

A copy of the carrset siiltisa will be

forwarded irellst pid, ss seestatef

<')'_§:sa F35*

Charlottetown, Dec. 3r, 'o6.

We would like to extend a hearty hand shake

to each of our policy holders and wish them

A Happy and Proeperous New Year

ROSS Q MATTHEWS.

OOSE TH E BEST

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