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cause we ms emedciues r ., ry I'

` h Re er They know all about Ayers Cherry pw. '

c<;';» I0 they prescribe it for coughs,

_ s, bronchitis, weak lungs, consump-

\ tion. They trust it. Then you can aloid

to- octors -»»--»-»

mmmauiwm "°' wir °°"

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/, 1//Oy

is equipped with the newest improved instruments for ex rmining the eyes. If y0\\\’ ¢Y¢S IFC i1’0\1bllng you do not neglect them.

W. W. WELLNER, {,°,‘§;§;§;n_a“d

Phone 512. _

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AI! E ` I `N"VI‘.`l'E1)

If you wish the best in photo qrsphy, Enishca on the new spec

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lalized mounts, (the very late t novelty.)

TO

‘VISIT

OUEI.

Special

B-repro. - llllS WCCK oso.u.coos ,

where ssbv is alwm welcome. S

Box Calf

to be the best medloille ' "

Price 25e per bottle. B 0 S

GEO. E- HUGHES, Apothecaries Hall.

$ 1.98

Suitable for skating

LOST

FOU N D

Hughes’ Digestive Toni

smisii B

iii iililiillilii

Charlottetown. '

tous of coal against 1,116,000 tons l year. Fauor tables with the latest art no

ll and 12th. -

Miss Ps/ilu. Himrsn and Miss J c

Moncton, have retumed home.

Miss Eva. Beer and Miss Annie c

Transcript.

7 to attend a convention to nominate candidate for the house of commons.

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quellne McDonald, who have been b°“"d W 80° what YOU WHDU- T sponding some time with friends in

M

Phee, of Coleman, P. E. Islandare inthe s“b,,c,.|bc,.s_ It is we bmuest dana city en route to Boston to 8921111 th* worth ever offered. The Family Hera winter months in that city.-Moncton ,md Waemy St" have also issued 5

Hou. Srnnnv Flsnsn leaves Ottawa 55003! H0 “Pm” mil Well &ff°l‘d W wdayto strand the emu our sr. amber-si. without- Thvrsis an enormous rush

b l l to h F il H ld d

I-lc will be back in Compton on Decembeg :;e:;\;;>;;:\r5tm; iw :O11 Ytmdelxm ‘rr mm, me and mmppmp,_,,md_

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Rav. Im. Bononzs, principal of Mt in me . °

, ' great rush winch will grow

Allison Ladies College, was very flttingly when their beautiful pictures are sea

DECEMBER a, 1905.

il First Methodist Church are serving o

marked down sale.

discharging coal she will load gon cargo produce for Sydney C. B. and S

Offices in New Prowse Block °°\°‘~»N°wf°“°d1~°d-

- Ralulnan employees, their families an

friends are reminded of the special mee

at 8.45 sharp. Although the meeting is R tilrosd men's meeting all others will

warns the public against failing into sim le error There is another paper

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" Montreal with a somewhat similar nam

elties, refreshment tables and tea tabler- but N |B |,y|no4me“,m the Famny Hemi at the fair in St. Josephs Oonvcnt on Dec ,md Www, Stan when any cnnvw,

calls be sure your receipt is for t

THINK of the han net the ladies of th-

oargo ofcoal to Peake Bros Co Afte

CHURCH SERVICES.

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,i'1‘hnrsday nest for the small sum of 251-. '“ “ ‘ ,mg 1q,,_ ,dm|,||°|,_ yt is u “Wd ,B ,, Changes tobe made in Church services

should be at this oflice not later than one o'olock Friday afternoon.

T First Methodist.-Rev. Wm. Dobson , at ll and 7. Strangers welcome. Attentive tj ushers.

Grace Church.-Rev. W. W. Lodge ai.

d 11 and 7. Strangers welcome and provided

with comfortable seats.

THE S. S. “0aoouna" will be due hen “u.n°Dm,,._ .

this morning from Sydney C. B. with

. . on

ienbggpgic /gmrmcld Brrnis , iiiwnrsusne

Immnrnvs. ; .up , ` sigma. ‘_

mmlsm | T ~` fr i-"N "~"'° Q - - ing for them at the Y. M. C. A.on Sund .y P93-55Y"`”9~i*"~

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\_`f‘; _ `>__ ‘ b P,°,l'§g,°l Baan The Guardisn'sclassitled ads. You h°‘“"'l -V W°l°°'“°' h° ’“°°"l“3 Wu °°

iiisyo gum,-‘_ Wm “lid l°m°¢\l|l\K I0 llitomi !°\l» 'mi°:;°':n;df;:;TB£;‘ngmerem' "H St. J»\mes.- Rev. T. F. Fullerton at ll

-UW’ -- P THE Dommon Coal Compu” “M u ' and 7. Sunday Schcolwand Bible Class at

. th, sth Lawrence ,hm nu' 1,120,000 _ Puaaw Waaaurio. The Family Herald 231. ~

an and Weekly Star of Montreal this we

a Zion.-Prayer meeting at l0. Rev. W.

be ‘H. Seigewick at ll and 7. Sunday School u- and Bible class at Sill.

'k narrrsr. ,

ll

hi Rev. G. R. White at 1lIs‘nd 7. Sunday

‘_ School at 2.30 p. m. Visitors alwnv

welcome aLd_pri vi led with comfortable

, seats.

B hp CINTRAL CHRISTIAN.

Family Herald, the word “Family” must Rev. Robert Pegrum at 11 and 7.Sunday

he school at 2.11) o'clock. Prayer meeting 1

Family Herald and Weekly Spar lg the Wednesday night at 8 o'clouk. Souls free i big family and farm paper which gives Mid \U\HDlJ\’°P!`|l\t°‘l- A thatbenntifulplcturo.“Qucen Alexandra. sr. puNg»rAN‘s car-rrpnpan.

' Her Gnmdehllilren und Doss." free w all First Mass at 7.ao,secerni Mass in o ...in

Farmers' Manual and Veterinary Guid

lishers are nsking present subscribers renew well in advance, to hclp them

remembered on Monday evening last. Dr. “md throughout, the countrm The pw

Archibald on behalf of the faculty pre-

nigaedwlxr TEE: l;“:l;‘:;‘::l‘;t';ll',:;:::;° two dollars, yet one dollar will buy th

. . . _ , ..

'l‘hls was given in celebration of Dr. Bor- paper for u yem and the plume'

den`s hirthdu. anniversar and his 20th ’”’ ‘*"_"

ture alone is said to be worth more tha

Y Y anniversary as principal of the college. Hs also received greetings from fifty teachers who had been associated with him since assuming the principalshlp of the institution.

Z. B. CONr.m', wholesale commission

lish merchant of3Long Wharf, Boston, solicits the consignments of 'Island fishermen und shippers of smclts, eeis, clams and lobsters of which he makes specialties. Mr. Conley renders duily returns to consignors and is prepared to give entire satisfaction to those who send him shipments to handle. Those inter- ested in this industry would do well to write Mr. Conley for price lists and other

What Sulphur Does

For the Human Body in Health and Disease.

many of us the early days when our moth rs and grand mothers gave us our dail - dose of sulphur- and molasses every spring and fall.

it was thc universal spring and fall

“blood purifier," tonic and cure-all, and mind you, this old-fashioned remedy was not without merit. .

The idea was good, but the remedy was

The mention of sulphur will recall to

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TOP COATS

for Autumn and Winter wear should bc made to fit and please you.

li' you knew onr clot/hos tl\orough~

lv, iiitiiiiately as wo do, know of thc little details, nicotine of hand iniloring und flu-llxioniiig ombod- icii in nach gni-ment, you would not delay in deciding whcro you

wou'i.d pluco your next measure- lllllli .

g ailing. Whilethev are made of good

plump calfskin, heavy enough to keep out the damp and old, they are stillquite comfort- able and pleasing in

l leather binding,

ii. M¢i.lRsN

7 LEADER.

Artistic Tailor, Gt. Geo. St.

lirliiiltts tww-im.

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Breakfast Table »

needs something tempting to induce

nn appetite for the morning meal. I N D

Our Breakfast Foods

This is a new Tea that we have

in Grape-Nuts. Cream of Wheat.

just received and we believe is a

Mnlt llrcnkfast Food. Saxon Oats l{ing's Food, Rolled Outs. Island

1 h week)

first-class article for the money.

We retail it at

imt|ncol,( round res every

nnil Wheaf Farina. This lost mon- tioned is nn excellent breakfast

food, retails at ti cents per pound.

Try some of the above with soma '

M K , G , 25 cents per Ili.

C clllla S nicer) , We have it also put up in 5, xo. Phone; up rl-.wa sms sash and zo pound boxes on which we D°"'“ "W" “"°"°nh°“ ,i make a reduction for Cash.

hot buckwheat flour pancakes made - isi b ckwhoot

&@_@-_I-I -_*XJ

BCCI' & Gilif.

from our sclf r ng u

iiuurnnd you will feel equal to tho

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Clll‘lSllll2lS

dny and its difficulties.

mania

"We are out for this business"

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appearance.

This week $1.98.

Alley & Co.

Sli' I’

Christmas. If well selected stock,

x I and anything in Christmas goods.

The best quality, Red 08. ’

fine’ soft wool’ - Phone 861 Opp P. O.

low prices and good values wil do the trick, we’l1 get there. Try our stock for everything

‘ 'FALL TIME TABLE.

25° ° 9""

noe Bt. Ferl?

as followsz- lt win ies cirwvm wm naive missy vs

mg “'-

promptly send.

particulars which he will gladly an

fall's work.- G10. A. Poole is loading

large vessel at St. Mary's Bay with pota- wes f°' Am°"l°°“ P°"'°'-H°"““l° G"“h““‘ In recent years, research and experi

is filling the commodious cellar under h new store with potatoes which uugu

tity had to be taken to get any effect.

Nowadays we get all the beneficial ef

rude sulphur.

'* medicinal principle of sulphur in n hlghl

d crude and unpalutubic, and a large quan-

r'r High Mass at 10.30. Vespers and Bene~ ld diction at 7. p. m. Catechism at Zp. m.

hr

ANGLICAN.

U' Sunday School and Bible Class at

Lil) Evening Prayer at 7 p. m. All

b St. Peter s.-Rev. Jas. Simpson, M. A.,

to Priest Incuuxhcnt Holy Communion

1 8 a. m. Service at ll a. m. Sunday School

t_ at 2.30 p.m.-Evcnsong nndsermon ut 7 p. m.

sal.va'r1oN .muv

n Sunday Service ut 7, li, 3, and 7.30 p. m. e Week night Service -Monday, Tuesday, 'I`l\nr-sday. Friday and Saturday at 7.30

ANNOUNCEMENTS

-Fishermen who have snvclls to selli

will do well to cull on_John McQuillan, Queen Street, before selling. 2d1w. i

-For Sale-second hand butter tubs in good condition. Can beseen at this oflice. dtwtf

-TheSS Cncounn. will be due here

Saturday, 2nd December with n. cargo of 1800 tons Reserve Run mine conl for domcsticand steam purposes to Peake Bros&Co, who shall be glad to receive orders for coal before stearncr arrives.

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Some very nice dinner, tea and toilet

Gasrsm-:aux Norss.-The people in fem, or Bulphurinn palatable, conoemmi sets atallberal discount. W. P. Colwlll,

this section are well throughwlth their ed form, so that a smgle gram ls fm. Sunnyside. 12-ld twf4w.

“ more effective than atnblespoonful of the Tognsum pe,.fec|;_he,,1¢h “S5 1,-0n.°x

Tablets. For sole at your druggist's, 25 ts per box. tidtf

,_|

I; St. Paui's-Morning prayer at ll a.m.

D00

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is ment have proven that the best sulphur

H I the ‘e t th t be Y: or medicinal use is that obtained from

we or prc o e u rs nex ' c . spring,-Wm, D. Graham has entered gxziasiululuxrsraEhariiieagf Ss€E_\£.“ about to-day’s handkerchief sale. lntoa contract with some foreign parties C,,_1c|,,m Wafe,.'s’_, They ,,,.esm,,|1ch0co fm' nemng *melts in G"‘h’“"’5 P°“d- late coated pellets and contain the actlv

which, by the way has ceased to be

Read our ad. for full p .r iculars

°‘ - Moore & McLeod. ziri

° Pure wholesomehome-made es- y sences. See us for your Xmas

F" 'in 1% ~

22',” xo il:

srinous t. cons..

New Shoe Store. ' , "°"

' `w""°"'3» 110° em- ' on an mais-Papal-ein and sus by

- litoo

$1 'Q1 seo ami: ,_ m, 8.!! p. ln. ,_ m, t.I\ p. m.

SUNDAY TIME TABLIL Ctrtown. Will leave Rocky Pt

pond, and has been turned into a river.

A Nnsmnit of new and interesting

features aretobe added to the Winter Fair at Amherst this year. Among them is to be an exhibit by the-Maritime Mem bers of the Canadian Seed Growers Association. This Association has been formed' for the purpose of developing throughout the country asupply of pure and carefully improved seed. The importance of this work is being mon- fully realized from year to year, and farmers in general arc taking n far great- er in erest in the quality of the seed they purchase. Attention is directed io n meeting of the members of this Associat ion which is to be held in the Board Room ofthe Winter Fair Building, at Amherst, on Tuesday afternoon, December 5th, at 2o'olock P. M. Subiects dealing with various phases of the work of this Association are to be discussed and an interesting time is looked for. Every one interestedin the improvements of seed and the advancements of agriculture in general is cordially invited tq be present at the meeting.

in an article dealing with the Canadian

Pacific Railway, the Victoria Times says: “Not the least of the lesser luminaries, although he is perhaps not a railway man in the strict sense of the term. is George l{. Ham. The exact position of Mr. Ham in the economy of the Canadian Pacific Railway has never been authoritatively designated that we know of. What we do know is that hc‘is a powerful factor in mnking for the great popularity of the line. It is doubtful whether any other railway orsteamship company in theworld possesses an odlcial clothed with such powers or constrained by such commands, which appear to go forth 'id make the Canadian Pacific Railway a popular insti- tution. \Vhat wears sure of is that Mr. Ham has succeeded in his mission. That may be due to some extent to Mr. Ham's training as a newspaper man. His ex~ perience teaches him always to keep in touch with the right people-that is, the people who have the means of telling oth- ers, and large numbers of others, of the wonders of the Canadian Pacific Railway. Mnliam is now in Great Britain. There he has placed himself in communication with the right people again, and has been instructing them upon the suhieot nearest his heart. Mr. Ham, however, has also been drawing attention to the prospects of Canada.

___.__-_.1-5 British Cough Cure-is an invalua

remedy at this season of the year. If you have a cold in chest, and cough incessant~ ly, (loosing sleep on account of it) than give our cough cure a chance, and see how it does the work of relieving and curing

l).iD|\. | y mr ' l ‘§,‘,#,§-3 Iii? $22 Ma.w.n»ssm,ra¢m s.,s\nn.yn.ie.

` l . “Mmm hclesome and nutritious, so are Whlte's

Bcnjgm, Pet up in dainty pound and half ponnd‘hoxev"‘\.ey are sold by

White's _Chocolal%° “° W

all the leading coniecticorrl. - C

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concentrated, effective form.

Few people are aware of the value of

this form of sulphur in restoring and maintaining bodily vigor and health: sulphur acts directly onthe liver, and excretory organs and puritles and enrich- es the blood by the prompt elimination of waste material.

Our grandmothers knew this when they

dosed us with sulphur und molasses every sprlng and full, but the crudity and im purity of orriinury flowers of sulphur were oiten worse than the disease, und. cannot compare with the modern concentrated preparations of sulphur, of which Stuart, Calcium Waters is undoubtedly the best and most widely used.

They are the natural antidote for liver

and kidney troubles and cure constipation and purify the blood in a way that often surprises patient and physician alike.

Dr. R. M. Wilkins while experimenting

with sulphur remedies soon found that the sulphur from Calcium was superior to any other form. He says: “For liver, Kidney and blood troubles, especially when resulting from constipation or malarin, I have been surprised at the re- sults obtained from Stnart's Calcium Waters. In patients suffering from boils

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up and disappear in four or five days, lea ing the skin clear and smooth. Although Stunrt's Calcium Waters is a proprietary article, and sold by druggists, and for that | reason tabooed by many physicians, yet I i know of nothing so safe and relipble fori constipation, liver and kidney troublcsl

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baking. We make all our own essences and have a wonderf i l sale for them.--A. W. Reddin, Pham. B., Central Drugstore. 2d_ 3.1

A Word To Buyers of Furs

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Our Fur stock is bought direct

from the best manufacturers.

The utmost care in buying,

~ i X if /` Q /. /f and the most critical inspect- i

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ion on arnvalof the Ftrs

here, gives us the conhdcnce

to recommzud this stock as

one of the best in the pr..-

vince.

The assortment is large and vurie 7, and you

’ will iind every gr od style and Fur here.

Murrs,

RUF F S STOLES.

CAPS,

Boas, _ V .

1 AND

MITTS. _J STANLEY BROS

'\ Fur Coats a fspecialty.

Astrakan,

Russian Lamb,

R3CCil0l1

and Seal, Trimmed and Plain,

at prices a little lower than you will get them

elsewh ere.

FLOUR anderson & C0. S Sunnyside Grocers, ’

Wholesale and Retail.

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Groceries.Prices *hem an- _ will perhaps be Get our prices, rornpne higher. values.

$l.00

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MEET ME A'l' THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE

Slb. Lot Tea

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This is THE _,{,]`, _,f-1;” PLACE to get ',‘,",:; ‘ ay; _- . your Groceries oi I 33:' `-';j" ':» best quality and J’ ' reasonable price. » pi I..

Every article ‘ .f »

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Now is a good .

time to get your For Flour, Tea, Oil, ll/Ioé winter Su 1 of lasses and Sugars we ea

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MILLEER BROS., . unnyside.

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For Nobby Satisfac- tory

‘ Winter

Egnfeiizgpiiiisvzniiipihizriiyd .iiny Hcintzman Pianos 0 S

buy at

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lt'a not too ` early to

choose your Xmas Gifts: . This year, neeklets are very fashionable and we have stocked some .chohlce patterns in SOLID GO D

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and gold filled. ' Theiiocket above shown

goes very nicely with a nice nec let.

G. P, Hutcheson,

` J BWBLLER.

st'

and Pictou coal.

DON T Bl:

_ - from Humphrey s ure wool Friczc and

neu quainy of Sydney 3.21213."-.:..'.i'<s..;.'.'.;.:..:::: '''''''''' it .$3132

RaglsnOvercoats.... .. $r2.oo

Call and see them.

C Lyons 3, C0 “‘° !!.&£'i:.1:.‘i:.s.i. ..€.!::*.!2.it‘.g... ‘*°‘°»

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and especially ln all for-ms of skin disease

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At any rate people who nre tired 'of iL’,_&`i‘ ~<' ,-‘_y’_ -‘ i . I ‘

pills,cathartics and so-called blood “puri- " ` ‘* ' "-4'-l. “ l \

tiers," will find in Stunrt's Calcium \Vaf- ) iw "§~iW ` ,S ersafur safer, more palatable and effec- f v ` , 'I `

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