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that the Wool lined rubber is in its ele- ment. .»\ little too early for Overshoes, a little too‘ cold for ordin- ary rubbers.The high fronted storm ru-b~ ber with its warm wool lining com- bined with a cloth

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Agent.

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Editor. Business

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Manager.

Canada in 1840. Was _for years _a leading merchant and President of the Bank of Hamilton. He was called to the Senate in 1881 and was a Conservative.

meet Kruger. The latter may possibly mei t the Czar oi Russia in Italy, whither the latter is to go for his health. But Kruger

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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5. lil)

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*' THE PACIFIC CABLE.

After long negotiations the contract

Vfor the construction, laying and maln- tenance of a Pacific cable to connect

George Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

wary liivh price of Cuirants. We have

.Beer `& Goff,

gaiter is both neat _ and comfortable. We have this Rub- b »r in a nice full toe with thick black

wool lining. Price '

800.

lllll &C

Slater Shoe Agents, Charlottetown, P. E_ Island,

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ELECTION

For Lccil House ison Decem-

ber 12th.

Nillination-i take place one

week earlier December 5th.

_....5

Declarations are rec ived at

'|'he_Mod1cal Hall every day that J smiesou not only sells the chea t but his goods are the Best. me Medical Hall is a very nice drag. store to deal at-,ie the popula: \er~

dict. i

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LGI tJ'§1 G 000000 HERBERT A. TANTON, LATE OF NEW YORK.

--TEACHER QF- BIANO. ORGAN AND VOICE CULTURE.

Voice culture a specialty. ` Studio-Tsnton's New Building, Great

Oiilce hours, l2to1.5to 6. 8

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The Misses Fennell and Fraser

will hold an art and needlework sale in the sto‘e lately occupied by Johnson & Johnson. on Tuesdayand Wednesday, Dec. llth and 12th. Work includes hand-painted China, ll Specialty) oil and water colors.

26,1, 5, ll, 12.

nEmovALi

Owing to rx Zreat incresse in business I have

founl it n ces-sary to vacate my present stand on Kent Street and :moved to the Robinson geek on Great George btrect.a fewjdoorg north ‘ Cralbe s Corner, where I shall be pleased to iii _et all Qld friends, and as many new ones 35 delight in wearing up-to-date. well lining ¢l0th2S._rriade after the latest New York Styles.

repairing and pressing done in first class

style. All work guaraiiteerl

DANIEL M L AR

C E N.

2\`bv. 23 tl Dec 25 Artistic Tailoring ~ter

SEEDED RAISINS

FOR - XMAS

BAKIN G

fetedfd raisins will be used _more

than ever this year on account oi the

'riceived over 2,030 lbs. oi Gridiadz Srellys Eagle Brand whieh is by tai the bestiCi'llioriiii Seeded Raisin on the nisrket. The seeds have all been taken out ot the raisins by s machine. ‘lb°"“*Sl_l\° pulp ready for ass. and ‘“l°°Y“\8 yu a lot of time and

°°“b!;_ ill PN par ng lor your Xmas,

Canada and Australia has been definitely

' born in Scotland in 1824 and came i_c

The Emperor of Austria, like Emperor

will get no promise of intervention from

the Czar, and tive minutes talk through an interpreter will afford but little satis- faction to either. It may gratify the Czar's curiosity somewhat touieetfthe late Autoci-at of South Atr1ca,`but there

the matter will end. _

Dr. Sophie Lepper, the English food _

specialist, says in speaking of the pecu- liarities ot various foods:-~

Blanched almonds give the higher nerve or brain and 'muscle food; no heat or waste. Walnuts give nerve or brain food;

muscle, heat and waste. “ Green wetereggapes are blood purifying ‘ibut of littlortocd -_=value;) nej_ectpipes and skins.

Blue Smiles- ace feeding, and blood pur-

ifying: too rich tcrthcse- wdioieuler from the liver.

Tomatoes---Higher nerve or brain food

and waste; no heat; they are thinning and

undertaken. The price is said to be £l,795,0ll), which is considerably within the estimated cost of $10,000,000. The

Britain are the parties immediately inter- ested, and they will pay for it in some pro portion to the interests involved and their respective abilities to contribute.

The undertaking is one of great interest

to Canada and the Empire. It is of especial interest tc Canada as it will give direct cable connection between the two

principal outlying colonies, where now we are dependent upon a very roundabout cable route from Australia to England and thence across the Atlantic. It will

also be of great advantage and security to both Australia and the United Kingdom

by furnishing a line oi electrical com- munication which touches only Upon

British soil. The cable when laid will

r.in in an almost straight south~westvvar~d direction from Vancouver to the Fanning Islands and thence in the same direction to the Fejee Islands. From here the main line will continue in the same direction to the mainland of Australia, while a branch cable will run due south to New Zealand. The new cable will have a further sig-

nificance in that it will complete the cable circuit of the world, so that the

i/'oughts of men may realize the prophecy oi Puck and "put a girdle round the world in (less than) forty minutes.” What the

cable will do in binding the British Empire together, in facilitating the move- ments of fleets and armies, in contributing

to imperial defence and security, in pro- moting the spread of commerce and the interchange of thought can be better imagined than described at present. It is obvious, however, that the Pacific cable has become a necessity of the age, ’and the letting of the contract for its con- struction is one of the important events of the closing century.

The people of the districts west of North

River apparently take a deep interest in the

more convenient route. They realise that when once the new bridge is constructed

ageneration to come, and perhaps fora century the great improvement on which they have set their minds. Meetings have been held at North River and at

Cornwall, and another meeting will be

held at New Haven to-night in the interestof the proposed change. With a

bridge across the North River st Brighton Road we should have a. direct carriage

_way from Crapaud through Hampton,

De Sable.New Haven, Cornwall and North River to the City. The populous districts of Bedeque, Tryon, Carleton, Augustine Coxe, Cape Traverse and Argyle Shore

would all, together with Charlottetown, prodt by the proposed improvement.

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A GREAT BUILDER.-The' D. & L.

Emulsion ot Cod Liver Oil is to ii great builder. It gives weight, adds healthy flesh, and overcomes, any downward tendency ot health. Davis 8; Lawrence Co., Ltd. makers. _ . + -'r- 1 V -_ 1- s

STRAYED i

ture, 22 sheep. Any one knowing t-heir whereabouts

T-‘will be suitably _rewarded by

leaving word with the owner.

E. WHEATLEY.

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i Apples supply the higher derve and

Australian Colonies, Canada and Great..

_» after eating or drlnkilg too heartily,

4-" imm-diaie paymentait the store, Graf;

~_-Clown, Dec 5. 1909,-eod&wEL'vv

on the old site it must postpone for

From the subscriber-’s pas-_

stimulating. _ _

muscle food, but do not give stay.

Prunes afford the highest nerve or brain

food; supply heat and waste, but are not _ muscle feeding. V Oranges are refreshing and feeding but are not good if the liver ie out ot order,

Dried figs contain nerve and muscle

food. _

Lemons and tomatoes should not be u-ied daily in cold weather; they have a thinning and cooling effect. _

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After Dinner 7

To assist digestion, relieve distress

to prevent constipation, t___ske

Hood’s Pills

Sold everywhere. 25' cents.,

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:_ Gill!! ILL YOIII PIIIS 'III ff

ll A lotions oem is _i`¢`=q_ir.""' -_ _j annie, sure ns guna can he _'__ ;; ceanrs assessors, oceans, ; 3 octias, sssunarisn, ~ __ szuisieia. i _

~ 25 and BD cent lotllll. V

- __ IEWARE OF lMlTATl0NS~ ._ _ 1 IUY ONLY TNI IINUINI. V-

A ff PIIIRY DAVIS' f

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Notice to Debtors.

The subscriiei' having sold the stock

in trade of the business lately carried _on by Weeks & Warren. request all persons indebted to i-he firm to snake

_ton Street.

All accounts not paid before Dec.

20th next will be placed in L\iwyer’s Oliice for coleciion.

_ H. WEEKS.

1 THE

A RANGE _ FIN DER

1 AFTER _ V 'me

was.

lf he’s hunting a

» kitchen range he’ll choose ~

the

rioni-EL

GRAND

_ Bscsuss tivsmmarss spent' _ _ V _ in looking' it ever will eos

vines him-or anyone else -cf its immense sap-

erioi-ity.

The saving onifnel hills

1 and all-round. kitchen

comfort gained _give ex orbitsnt interest on the investment daringia whole lrfetime. _

Dodds&llogeri.

iiiinnnounoed A Mcfnnisf of Haniilton',‘0nt. "Be ° "‘~ was A V

iii t..~__.f i _ ' ‘ _n '_ i ‘-72 ` 1 V 5% Q" `

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Au item is 'using printed in the papers heated "Do Not lllsqnots Figuri.

“"`°' - referring io the comparative strength ot baking powders and claiming Q quote

»f no » ;':f.‘:: ‘.f:.°:;':‘::.‘;;‘:i';°:‘.f;.':.1:.r:.”.t“*.. "°"'°°‘... ...“*:..t‘....""'..

to the report. Tab total carboslc seidliss is is samples tested, according to

the rsportoi the chlel analyst, is ssblowl:

D“fb0f°,.Pm°ct».¢»»| .un ¢q¢.»o = noses e b~¢Y‘e»s» . . . . » r - » ¢.»»».»¢l8¢7

l,(07.l~ » a .'...~¢°~ s os essofsseslesse -ssesigp .rags _..l8|4

mperial.. . ,10,8__

The above figures are correct and are ¢l'venM)I|iS9.__hb'o II, ol tlieIn~l‘“

and Revenue Department report No. ¢8.@._isth_e_»csly. government report _- ru,” which gives a test at De_srbore's °°l’¢¢ss\”

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FOOD FOR CRAIN WORKERS. _,t_ `i

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last., at

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Jenkins, the

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A _

_ Chair to be token at.¢_8 o’eiook,

ARALLY I RALLY I RALLY l

Pain-Killer i ~

-IN THE- _

in iii

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‘ The Meeting will be addreslel by Geo. E.VHqhes and John F. Whear, Esquires; also by SirIfbuis`Davies, Pngierl ~ F arqnharson and others. ’

T. B. RILEY,

-` Vice-President Queenh Cc. liberal _Association Charlottetown, 1,

me. 3 e,_i ~eo._

New-Watches, Rings; i

Spectacles and

Silverware...

(hnisroa Neel-

Nine dallas of above goods just-rn nndwaiting your inspection. Y

E. W. TAY LOR

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Thoeewhchsvenotyetgivenlsstrial, hadhsttsrdcso, iftlisywant hunt,

bargains in Jewelry.

Wstelimeksr and Jeweler.

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proposal to lo :ate the proposed new steel ` _ _ , brid e lower down the river. S0 as to ive Rnnunul P|'°UD|‘-1? \l3@llf’ld fn,

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them acc :ss to the City by a. shorter and *_ -' ~ ' .V V f R R R _

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YEARLY to Chris- _ _

tisa minor woman (' ' A to lcok after our glowing basl# if hi" 'U' ness in tl\issnd~sdjeiujng Count~ _ _ V L D_'°';°|_k_“ .

ies; to sci as Manager, aiid'Cor-

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dressed, stamped envelope lor?

Building, onprsile United States ,- 1`reasnry,=Wsshington D. C. '

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CONIBS.

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REPAIRING PROMPT LY AND

SLTISFLQTORILY ATTEND'

ED TO.

IIHEDIATE PAYMENT of all

outstanding accounts is respect-

fully asked for

V New 1 dlwlln

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