DECEMBER 4, 1905

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Oiiices In New Prowse .Blocks-_i3har|ottetown. _

D. Preston McNutt,'Malpequ'a, was in

the city Saturday. '

Mcanoox MoKnmos M. L. A., Moa- t-lmle was in the city Saturday.

DAVID Stun. was a passenger to G¢°\‘ii'°i0wn on Saturday afternoon. _ t

A morons taken in at the Police Stat-`

Tns S. S. Amelia was in port Baturd _ from Sourls loading for the Magdalene.

DoruLn_Nrcaor.soN was a passenger

Saturday afternoon to Kensington where he spent Sunday. - '

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At the ‘Market

1-No 1 Kin a Bald in

31?? elilenheims at %4'.5o n ‘bbs Ig to r8c per do-ren. Onions, ro lbs for 25s; 8 ve onion

,O lbs 2oe;lran_¢?'picked white beans 4c lbgfimported yellow eyed oeanaic-lb; aiand yellow eyed beans exe Ib; pearl barley

4,, 11,; split peas 4 r-nc lb; fiel

peas for soup .Sc qt, marrow fat peas me qt; ;Hoae7 from New- some farm 255, a jar; imported eranberries, ne qt; Island roc lt; home grown ripe tomatoes, it5c per doz. cans.8c per can;Peas,_

very best, roc'_ac_an, 3 for 154':

xoc cele loc a bunch;

corn I _fy cabbage, beets, carrots, parsnips

turnips, potatoes, onions sprouts,

squash, _ pumpkins, lettuce parsley, etc., etc.

‘-Lest is roster'

We are in the market every day

a special Saturday and Satur-

day night’s trade.

Next to Saun dere 8: Newsom’s Meat Market.

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that you are always sure of. No poorly baked or heavy bread leaves our ovens and our loaves are light, _ wellibrowned and full of nourishment.

D.STEWART.

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D A a A es ccou was mm-ov ng _ _ _ street car, which however the mot/orman liar' Rogers “nd Ml”‘.Jam¢:Bl1H0nte’ ali]

J. Gay Q Son,

_ Haruzr Trnnansn of the Royal Bank-, Saekvilleis visiting his parents W. F. and Mrs. Tidmarsh.

No.11ol§ the Sherlock Holmes series,

The Adventure of The Missing Three- Quarter, begins in this issue.

TEE schooner Henry G. Ives has

arrived at Bsddeolr C. B. with rt cn-go of 8.310 bushels potatoes from this city.

Tris: Mock Parliament of the Y. M. C

A. has been postponed for one week by agreement between the Government and Opposition.

Owrivo tn the_r_ecent railway fire in his

department of the P. E. I. R., S. F. Hodgson has been compelled to retire

, from the civic contest.

Rov P. Cnsnsnrs, who has been in the

Bank of Nova. Scotia here for some time, has been transferred to the St. Stephen Branch and leaves for that town today.

» 01m old friend, Capt. Lee, arrived with

a few days ago, and after disposing of

Sydney.-Sydney Post.

, Tun annual meeting of Tanton Royal _Orange Lodge No. 1126 will _be held in the Hall at Brook- field on Monday,` Dec 11th at 730 p. rn. 411 members are requested to attend. By order of F. C. Dollar, W. M.

Tilouas Locks has returned to the Appin Road lifter spending a few days

Royalty. He also crossed the Hillsboro Brirlge,s. pleasure to which he had looked forward for some time.

Tun Black Diamondlinc steamer Lou-

ishurg, Capt. McPhail, was the

isecond last vesselto come down the St. _Lawrence this season, being followed only by the C. P. R. liner Lake Michigan,

ON Sxruanav afternoon Harold

city, was accidentally shot in the Asylum

ion several days ago is still lncarcerated._l,

which sailed yesterday.-Sydney Record.‘

Phillips, son of Jas. Phillips, stone, cutter

woods by a 32 calibre rifle in the hands of

another small. boy. The bullet passed [N tllrbugh his leg, four inches above the “Always the bw; val,” in the c{ty_ knee. He was taken to the P. E. 1. Hos- Mm-k Wyight Fumighing C°'5_

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A Tns'Princess Saturday night

at l0.40andthe express atli.4ii. _

'V3 `D1v_m_So|_|ua\|ax of the Massey Harris `Uc.laavea this morning on a business

trip to St. John.

t Maolmob, Orwell, wasa

illB_l°Dil¢r` tothe city on the Murray Hhrbor train Saturday.

. M|ssArunl Oalaaon has returned to her'-home in Somerville, after spending a pleasant summer on the Island visiting

.her sister Mrs. Edward Harris, city, and

her uncle John G. McLeod in Wood Is- land North.

Tun Stanley dnished the work of

lifting the outside buoys Saturday. She will proceedtoPictou to obtain bunker

coal and from there will go direct to Sum-

rnersidetobe ready for the opening of Winter navigation.

as ottawa aesprwn sdys :-J. B. spen-

cer, assistant live stock commissioner, is engaged on an enquiry into the scarcity of bacon hogs in Canada. It is stated that several pork packing establishments are on th'e verge of closing down, owlngto the inability of buyers to secure sufficient hogs. ' .

Walmart Bnowrf, formerly with Web-

ster dc McKay, opened his new grocery Saturday evening on the corner of Kent and Great George. Many of his old friends called to see him and he hopes that all will bein this week. His store is bright and attractive and all possible attention is shown to patrons. t _

A B0s'roN despatch saws;-Aftera thrill-

ing experience in the recent gale, during which she lost one member of her crew

his schooner from Prince Edward Island overboard, and was nearly engulfed by

rr t-he angry ses, the British schooner. Am-

portion cf his cargo here, proceeded to bltion, Captain Hlrnmelman, arrived

here Friday from Charlottetown, P. E, I., with a cargo of potatoes.

AQUEBEG missionary predicts a green

Christmas for Canada. The reverend gentleman stated that the Indian summer now in vogue would continue lnto_a gi'eenGhristmas and possibly extending intoaportion of January. Further than this be says the greater part of the win- ter-'s snow will come in February, and

with his friend W. H. Roberts at Enst -_that an unusually open winter will pre-

vdll.

W. Doro, who for two years has been

head ofthe Canadian Order of Foresters in the Maritime Provinces, is to leave for the West early In the new ycar. He spent last night in Truro on his way West from. Charlottetown, where he was made a presentation of agold headed cane. Mr. Dolg will be succeeded by D. R.Kennedy', a former officer of the High Court, C. 0. F.-Truro News, Dec. l.

Q* _announcement tomorrow. .

\ Oossrnsaannl loliy has _formed’arouud

Y ' _ ' Y ' _ 1 ' . _ ` had almost stoppem Mr Moore-S hand received umost cordial an eury w

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1 _ _ . - _ ME pfgqfs Sarsuongther mj\`“_y was done_ Roll of srcsbytgjy and he trap: his scat as

, » " , a mem er o e cour . e managers In , , Tnn receipts of P. E. Island produce at then camo forward and paid the first ' " 1

_ ff ' '/ Halifax during the past two weeks have quartcr's salary of their pastor in nd- W " ' ,_ _ ____ __

Y been quite heavy. In fact arrivals have vance. _

1 ' / / f V been more numerous to date than last After the Moderator had: expressed his - ' __ __ _ _ __ .-

, ` ' the reat satisfaction at the ha v settle- Y "W ' ,

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satisfactory prices. The.e are indications, gittion on their loyalty, their united

however, that the demand for the season condition and on their spirited liberality _ _ _

is about supplied and cargoes arriving and prcmptness in financial matters, the _

Presbytcry adjourned to meet at the call " I

of the Moderator and Clerk.

Gaar1n`aoclai" at York. General

the wharvoa during the past few days.

Jones Frrroxnaw and W. H. Crosskill

were passengers by the express ‘Saturday night from Summerside.

Rmumsolslom numerous and pathetic

by one of our most observant citiaens in St. James' Hail, Tuesday evening.

Tun First Methodist Church was ln

darkness last night duringa partof the service owing _w an accident to the trans- former. ' t '

Max: s note of it. Fair at St. Joseplfs

Convent Dec. 11th and 12th. ~ Tea will be served from 5.3) to8. p. m. Lots of fancy work eto. for sale.

Blllfoim severing her connection with Prince Street school at the end of last. week Mies'Alberta Smith was presented with an address of appreciation and a handsome gift by her late pupils.

“O wad some power the giftie gie us, To see ourselves as others see usi" Hear Mr. Louson on Tuesday night in

St. James' Hall, illustrated by view and lecture, ourselves and others.

THE Halifax Association for Improving

the Condition of the Poor during the year so far has collected and disbursed about $1.000 and other funds making a total of $6,039 for the relief of 1,135 families, chiefly by supplies of food and fuel.

Twrnvrv-six cars of sicel products,

including blooms, billcts, steel rails, wire rods and pig iron, were sent forward from Sydney on Friday. Eighteen of the load- ed cars are brand new ones, which were built at Amherst lately specially forthe carriage of rail.-Halifax Chronicle.

THE S. S. City of London returned from Crapaud on Saturdayaftcrnoon with three passengers and the following cargo:-31 dressed hogs, 31 casks, 11 tubs of butter, 5 cases eggs, 3 sacks wool, 1 barrel hides and s. half ton iron and rope. This is the last trip from Crapaud for this season.

Arnoros of the dinner of the North _

British Society in Halifax on St.Andrew's night, which was kept up till 3 o‘clock The Herald deciaims against thc multip-L licity of toasts, half of which have nog fitness for an occasion of that kind. 'ihel Herald would have no more than six tonsts at most, including that of thc King, and says the speeches made after' 12.30 are wasted.

Evrmvnonv should see the Big tvebi

Perfecting Press printing so many! Guardians at 11.30 a. m. on Monday or? Wednesday of each week. A monstrousl roll of paper, several miles in length, isi pulled through the press ata high rate of speed inamanner similar to that of the largest papers throughout the world This is the only press of its kind in thc

province and well worth seeing. tf l

MANY friends in this city will be pieasl

ed to learn that Bertram Moore, Bay City Mich.and father of J. A. Moore of thc Bank of Nova. Scotia, city, escaped practically unlujurrdln an almost fatal

ac?ident recently. ]tIqor_p______yv_as_ dr ving"wh'e1'i'tiie"liorse ` 'become un- manageable and though he held tenaciously 'on dashed into on approaching

window. He received acut across the

he and his arm was badly bruised

ed was grappled several days ago. No trace l|a.s yet been found of the body

Lan' night the transformer at the

Queen Hotel burnt out with considerable pyrotcchnic display, leaving the hotel for the remainder of the night in darkness,

Wuxi.: drsggingfor thebodyof William ‘ -',: Hu 2. a 'ik 'f in . -

McRae who was drowned at St. Petcis

!aland,, the gun used by the deoeas- "‘*"°"“"""'_- __

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but for the kerosene lamps brought into.-

UBC. '

Arvrnon B. I-hu., Boston, was in ths_

city yesterday en route home from P. E. Island, where he purchased ' two valuable pairs of driving horses. Mr. Hill says that the people who farm on the Island for a living ought to be proud of their profession. He says it is an ideal spot. -Moncton Transcript.

Aacmnarm McKAY, for the past ten

years salesman at the Bee Hive Lumber Yard, has severed his connection with that firm and will open a produce and general feed store on Queen Street, near King. Mr. McKay has made many friends while in his former business who will wish him success in his venture.

Norwrrnsrsunruo the unfavorable wea-

ther thc Sunday School Chi|dren’s Service in First Methodist Church yesterday after - noon was well attended. W. C. Turner presided. The program included splendid recitations by Mamie Smith, Mildred Heusiis, George Stanley and Joe Seller, n. chorus by the primary class, u sweet solo by Lillas Fletcher and a solo by L. K. Campbell. Wt. S. Louson gave an interest- ing address which was uttentivcly follow- ed by thc children. The Superintendent, W. W. Stanley, then announced the con- tributions in aid of the poor, which amounted to $142.77.

MINUTES OF

PRESBYTERY.

The Prcsbytery of P. E. Island met,

pursuant to adjournment, at Eimstlale, on Tuesday, the 28th of November, nt seven 0'clock in the evening, for the purpose of ordalning Mr. W. A. McKay to the oiilce of the Ministry, and of inductiug him into the pastoral charge of the congregat- tion of Tignlsh, Montrose und Elmsdalc.

Rev. \V. McI)onnltl, B. A.,Molierutor

pro tcm presided, with whom were present Rev. 4W. A. Mason und Hon. Ben). Rogers, Elder. 'lhe edict having been read a third time before thc congre- gation and no objection being made. Mr. Mason conducted divine service, taking as his text Matt. 17:8. And when they had lifted up their eyes, they saw no man save Jesus only.

The Moderator, Mr. W.'McDonald,then narrated the steps which lcd to the pres- ent settlement and put the usual ques- tions, which being satisfactorily answer- ed,Mr. McKay was by prayer and the laying on ofthe hands of the Presbytery, ordained to the oilice of the ministry and inducted into the pn.stnrn.l_ chnrrlc of Tignish, Montrose and Elmsclale.

'l'he minister wus then addressed _by the Moderator, nnd:thc people by the clerk. -after-'thu oenealction' was pm’nsua‘¢e‘<1;' Mr. McKay was introduced to his people, as they passed out of the church, by Hon.

Having signified g g the formula his name was added tothe

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‘ FURNITURE- i “SIMPLY Tsar _

\Vo.=arof-specialists in Furniture. _We sell n_o-

thing else. Our whole attention is directed to tht. study of this-important business. We are therefoe _ NOT experimenters. We KNOW what to _b\\;. We KNOW what will give our custo111er_s satisfac- tion. Our 44 years’ experience goes with every piece we sell--guaranteeing strongest construcuon,

correct style and lowest possible prlcc.

Now in conclusion, Xmas is coming. Yo1_1_want

Fo nlalre-a present to a friend. Don‘t_ you thmk a piece of furniture would be just the th,1ng_ he or she would appreciate? at “NeWson’s prlces -1twon’t cost you much. Call in and take z1 look round, and

if you want Furniture buy from

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1 Skirt Bargains

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lil0“5» 5°“K5» 5P°°°h°5» music’ vocaltmd Throat, or sickness of any kind, get out

swift se1ling.' They’ie not old fashioned; they re garments that embody

we’ve placed fifty 'Tailor-made Skirts on the front counter-priced low for

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_the newest styles, but because over-stocked v\e've reduced them as the

prices-below indicate.It really seems a shame to sacrifice such splendid garments in this fashion. However, the opportunity is yours to profit by. _

` Ag $|_79 farms,-lv $2.20. Pretty navy and black V

Cheviot Skirts, side gores trimmed with satin s*rapping and cording in pointed effect, neat sty‘e.

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At Sl-98 formerlv £12.95 to S5 98_ Lined skirts.

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'/,ooly, in grey, navy and green, splendidly made of best fabrics. Three exceptional bargains.

formerlv $2 98. Grey cheviot skirts

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lap seam 'seam style, each gore trimmed with fancy cording-

stitched at heel. '

A; $255 fm-mgflx 53,95. Plain skirts of

chevlot }{ length tucked seams, trimmed with self covered buttons. Splendid, serviceable garments. _ _ '

A5 §'»_|s fm-meflv $4 65 tc $5.95. stylish I

tweed skirts in plain and stripe edect- Some are trimmed with strapping and piping, others tucked from knee.

` Also at this price-skirts of medium weight black frieze, 7 gores, silk strapping, buttons, stitchingat heel. Extension

Ag §4,25 fgfmoriv $5.50 00 §7.l5-Rare bar-

' gains in this lot including skirts of light grey tweed-navy

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from now on will not sell so readily. Crfrrent quotations for produce out of

to 45 cents.-Maritime Merchant.

building fund of Elmira School, held in Lakeville Hall, on Monday evening last, was a grand success. A well selected prdgram, consisting of dialogues, recita-

lnstrumental, Sec., Bcc., was well rendered and highly appreciated by tho large audlencc present. The pies were auction- ed by James A. Mclnnls and needless to say “Jim” fully sustained his reputation as'an auctioneer on this occasion, com- pelling some of the young gentlemen pre- sent to pay dearly for the privilege of par- taklng of a share of their best girls' pies. Whore all did so well it maybe unfair to particularlze, yet special mention should be made of Miss Addie M. Fraser, teacher, to _ whose untiring efforts and grscefu accomplishments tho suoccss of the cntc tainmeut was in n great measure due

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The handsome sum of $56.00 was realized.

W. A. MASON..

Clerk pro tem.

VALUABLE ADVICE T0 MOTHERS.

If your child comes in froméulay cough-'

ing or showin evidence of rippe,iSor~-

your bottle of Ncrviilne. Rub the chest and neck with Nerviiine, and give inter- nal doses of ten drops of Norviline in sweetened wntcr every two hours. This will prevent any serious trouble. No linlmcnt or pain reliever equals Polson`s Ncrvlline, which has been thc great family remedy in Canaria. for the past fifty years. Try n. 25c. bottle of Ncr'vi inc. ______.___a_-4

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Lowney’s Christmas Chocolates

- .We have just re- ’ ceived our immense

importation of Low- ney’s Chocolates, for our Christmas trade and hope to have them opened for inspection in afew days.

Do not invest in

Chocolates until you have seen our stock.

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the vessels at the wh_arfs are as follows: The congregation was very large and _

Potatoes per bushel 30 cents, turnips per attentive. Excellent music was furnished

bother, so to 2a;cents.o1_\tS ver bushel 44 by the choir. L .

THE concert and me mem' in Md of me ' A good reliable man is wanted to repiezent the

' Sun Life ol Canada in Prince County. 'io sue-h,a

liberal contract will be given.

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Dr. Chasc's remedies have a wide popu _ . . _. _ »~ _

lnrity and justly so. They are preprint- _ L

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bought direct. The two Mncs,Mai:Donnhl __ VCS. in \ .ti ilgv I

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Special Reductions

in Marble Monuments

To make rooin for our winter importntlons. we are making spee-

ial reductions in our marble monuments nf which we have s very choice selection. Call or write for our prices before purchasing else where.

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