THE FOOD FOR

GUNSUMPTIVES I

1-_,d [_i\»¢¢- 0 lohas ho known for

dir-rdee to be good for r-onsuiup' tives- but the rriw oil vinnot be taken or retained bythe many who have del v ite i=ton:ri\'.‘i~'. ls :nur - eau# them. lf it rviuld be retained 1; woull be ii \'.iry gre it blessing to thou-ands of patients who are gradually wanting rrwriy with rjhronir- Coughs, Bronchitis. Con- sumption and Catarrhal conditions.

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is cfmpoeed of the l“"'°°t Cod Liver Ori. v~i~h (lunracal. Elle new .spw-tic tor consumption. 8Nlll\0 Hypnpho-phitetl Ot Lime Mid S0513 which renew the wasted ties-ues _ when the system is run down- l’srh`s Perfect Emulsion is pleal- " ri-rr. to take. can be retained by delicite persourz is destructive to »\l1mir~~obes: is the greatest lmown ilerh builder and system tonic. lt will put new blood. new strengtlh new life. new ambition into you.

Try ir.

Sill: Per Bottle. Oi all Druggists

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H.-\TTlE & MYLIUS, n.ti.irAx_ N. s.

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AFTERNOON CLASSES.-F or young

L~dies, Misses and Masters meet every \Vadnesday and Saturday at 3 0`Cl0Ck- r EVENING CLA§ES-Meet every even

ing dl. 8 o`cloel:. All latest society dance- taught. Beginners can join class at anys time.-Special care given them._ _

Fancy dancing, Highland Fling; Sailor

Horupipe. Irish Jig. Skirt and Spanish Dances.

Private lessons at any hour.

GEO. CHILTON.

Charlottetown ,

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O $0¢#l*9§9lf5l faosrwnar 3 3 You WANT s 3

* Fiupirc "elders, with the

crossed Rag_~._ lfnion Jack

~: Canadian ltnsign, on riot each sheet. Ruled spd plain. note and letter sizes. w e have a large _me of other tabiets as well.

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O. Box 113, Dec8.,

#Coil

Sumiiicrsidc and Prince

, Mcllish of Charlottetown, was not as largely attended as had been hoped owing no doubt to the unfavorable weather. The

» lecturer in relating very pleasantly afnum-

ber of personal incidents gave ri good general idea ofthe country, the war and

The E. T. Corsets are rli~1.i;;'~- ,

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C0llIllY NCIWS.

'l`i1i‘: lcctrirc on thc Soutli African \Vur n Epworth llall, Friday evening by Mr.

the Beers. At the close Miss Amy Frizell, sang “Her Majesty" in a way that fully made up any defect in the lecture.

AT the last regular meeting of Court

Cabot, I. O. F. on Friday evening lthe following ollicers were elected for the ensuing year:~

C. R.-K. F. Ellis.

V. C. R.

P. C. R.-Rev. J. M. \Vithycoinbe.

` Fin. Sec.»~\V. S. Bearisto.

R.

'I`reas.-- D. K. Currie.

Auditor.-A. M. McKay.

S. XV.-John Dobson.

.I _--I. B. C. Baker.

1 _ -R. L. Romeke.

9T*'ff1.

9193:!

~J. B. C. Baker.

Ri:v.J. M. `\Vithycombe returned Sat-

. urday morning from Cleveland, Ohio, to which city he had been invited at the instance of one of its~ most influential churches with a view to ri possible call, as a resulta unanimous call was tendered him which was accepted and he will take charge of his new parish early in January, lVhile deeply regreting his departure, his many Island friends will heartily congrat- ulate him on the prospect which a larger field and greater opportunities for useful- ness will afford him. His few years res- iclencein Summerside have fully demon- strated the many sterlingqualities of head p and heart which have made hiui an ideal pastor and citizen. T_he province is in dcbted to him for thc Boy`s Briizade movement which has resulted in the formation of a number of companies here with which hs, has always kept in touch and the interests of which he has always done his best to promote. In his depar- ~ ture Summcrside loses a good man.

P'

I was cured of a bad case of /Grip hy

MI.\'ARD`S LINlME.\'T.

Sydney C. B. G. I. LAGUE. ' I was cured of loss of voice by MIN- , AP.D`S LINIMENT.

CHARLES PLUMMER.

Yarmouth. I was cured of Sciatica Rheumatisui by

MIXARDB LIN IMENT. '

Burlin, Nfli. __‘;LEWlS S. BU I`LER.§\

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Our wool lined kid gloves at $1.50 a pair

are just what is required for the cold weatner.~R. H.Raiusay Sc Co. 14 4`i d&w

GREAT CLOTHING Haul..-We have $211!

hauled off each overcoat from Harnilton. We are selling the best of Overcoais in Beavers and Meltons at $8 and $10;tiuc Uxford grey overcoats, half quilted lined at $12; we are running u liuc of boys’ and Vyouths' blsters for $3.75. and 100 odd childs blanket coats at $3.75; tor men in sizes 36 to 44. We show this season, 15

_new and bright patterns of suitings in ` Scotch Twee s at from $8 to $12, out in fashion and made in our usual fine style.

O%‘H€%@%¥@%@99

,We still lead in our assortment of black and blue clay Serges, and our prices rangi- from $7.50 to $12.-JAs.PA'roN & Co. 47 2

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\ Ghiiiaaird Fancy Goods

Is simply immense. Vi e

Japanese Cups and Saucers,

Cake Plates and Salad Bowls, from 250 to$2.50,_F5fve o’c1ock

Tea Sets, $1.00 to 5.00, Pin Trays, 42 piece; ,Tea Setts, (Thine, $3 60, Btn Bcns, DiunerSetts,$4.95 to 25.00

Jardinieres 15c to $4.00,

Onyx tables samples cheap.

Statuary and Bisque Ornaments, Hall Lamps, Ruby

and Etched, $1.70 to $5.00.

Seo our 5, 10,' 15, '20 and 2.50 counters.

China Cup and Saucer. Call

With every dollar purchase we give a. present oi nice

on r RE.iovfi=oR

OUR S IOCK OF

have a big display of China nd from 10c to $1.50 each. China

Vases, 10c to $6.50, pair China. Lamps $2.00 to $4.00,

early and get one at the `

Mr. Norman Campbell, formerly a. teach rir West. Kent St. School, now of ° Dirlington School, arent [Sunday in the o city.

Mr. J. F. Mcliie leaves this morning

for Sydney, C B., where hi has accepted a osition in the vegetable store of Mr. F. B.

Mr. Tbos. lilglrsfron, of Cun.h."irlgeport,

Ma'ss,, arrived in the city on Saturday nd will attend St.Dunstau's College. His many friends in the city were glad to welcome him hack.

Maxims For i Guardian

will tell you what you are.

ner.

wise man cannot mend.

the journey twice over.

power sit judges.

" 0"” I iieiisorui iirsiio I

WESTERN

RCZQCFS. I

Tell me what company you keep and I

\Vhen flatterers meet satan goes to din-

Every fool can find fault; that a. great

Say well is good.but do well is better. He who goes the wrong way must go

Act-.using is proving: when malice and

Never open the door to a little vice; lest

A_ E_ Gay_ a great one should enter too.

Entertain no thought which you would blush at in words.Good intentions will i ot

S__L_ Fowlen justify evil actions.

Soil not the splendour of bright actions

by vain glory.

Imprint the beauties of authors on your

' immiuarion and their morals up n your

heart.

_J_ Crockett A mari in iy be greit by c`iance but never

good by chance. '

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At the residence of Mr. J. D. McMillan, Ricirnond Street, Charlottetown, Decein- ber 13th 1990, by the Rev. D. B. McLeod, Mr. William Welsh Brown, son of Cap- tain Brown of th z S. _S. Stanley, and Miss Maggie A. McMillan of Wool Islands.

O DIED ` 1

Suddenly »\t_Garfleld,Belfast, Nov. 30th,

l900,of apoplexy, Finley MacDonald, aged Severity-four years and six months. '

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A CERTAIN REMEDY' FOR CORNS.

and one always to be relied noon, Put- nian`.~i Painless Corn Extractor. Safe, sure -'url always painless. Nearly fifty imita- ’ion prove its value. Beware of such, Gel; _l’utin» n`s at drugglst. or if vou cannot get it _we will send it ...fy ru by mail gpg-.1 re --ipt of 25 cenrs iost paid, to Canada or United States. X. C. Bolson Co., 85 King- ~ton Ont. _

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Literary and Musical Entertainment

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sr. rrrrgo’ rriii

Miooay Eianlntllii Illlr irisi.

PROGRAM.

1 Instrumental Duett-Overture to Poet

and Peasant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . .._

` Miss Lyon and Prof. Earle.

2 Quai-telic-England . . . . . . . . . . __ _ I ._ _ _ _ The M is-.ses Earle an 1. Messrs. Earle. Reading. . _ . . . . . . . . ._ ., . . . . . . . . _ . . _ __ .

Miss Rattary. `

Vocal Solo-Across the Sea . . . . . . . . . ._ _

Miss Ethel Stewzirt.

Cornet Solo-Ah Che Le Morrc from

ll. llrovntrore . _ _ . _ . . . _ . _ . _ . _ . . . . ._ _

Mr. Brown.

Song-A \Varrior Bold . . _ _ . . . . . . . . _._

Mr. C. Hcrinans.

Whistling Solo . _ . _ . . . _ . . _ . . _ _ . _ . _ _ ._ _

Mr. Barlow.

Cornet Duett . _ . _ . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ Reading. _ . . . _ _ . . . . . . . _ . _ _ _ . . . . _ _ . . _ ._ _

Rev. Mr. Fullerton. 10 VocalSolo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Ballad and Quartette. . . . . . .._ _ ._ _ _ . ._ 12 Solo . . . _ _ _ _ . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . ._ _ Miss Florence Earle and Quartette. 13 Volin Solo . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..;..Ga.vote

Mr. Vinnicorube.

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14 15

Miss Lyon _

Reading . _ _ . . _ . _ . _ . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . . ._ _

16 7 Comic Uneii . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . . . . _ . . . _ . . . _ .._

_ is 19

Mr. Chas. Earle.

Grand Choruses-Rule Brittania and

Cod Save the Queen . . . . . . _ . _ _ . _ . __ _

ission 20 Cents. Concert at 8.

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Vocal Solo . . . _ _ _ . . . _ _ . _ _ . . . _ . _ _ . . . _ . . ._ _ Piano Solo-Cuchoucha . . _ . _ _. .by Raft'

Song-The Colors . . _ _ _ . ._.By Request

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It is a -foolish infin who gives his neigh-

* lllieumaiism In Shoulders. I

“I had the rheumutism in my shoulders

ton Glenboro, Man

It is the wise who betrays no surprise

THAT uhlgig head can lnVs_ttntly_re-

lieved by taking one ot Milburn s Sterling headache Powders. 1 powder 5c., 3 for 10c., 10 for Zio. '

Employer-I thought ou told me that

souller. `

“How is that attained ?"

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f. el better in the morning. Price 25c.

mas conversation, should bel stuG'ed in ith

A peculiar thing about wealth is that when ‘you own to much of it, it owns you. l

cnii.Bi.AiNs. |

Mrs J. B Rusk Ruskvivw Ont suv*

in in manorbeut for in cuts,

rm: oUAaniA1<.'cuAai.oTrE'rowi~*.raiiwE nnwAao.istA_su._nBQm8`§liI rv. iooo. ’

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MISCELLANEHUS ITEMS ’..i:f:.f3::‘i.‘.”;ff‘;;i;;“’“’ “"°=

» CHARLOTTETOWN'S BUSIEST STGRII J

Poor Lover-That I might catch your

expression of astonishment when I asked P"

bor‘s boy a drum. 1 you for your daughters hand.

Mlinrfs Llulnent um hill. ek.

Mrs. H\l')l)ll28-Wlltrrg *gpg ,gg kg

1 d that I could not rest at night. I nllhtv mY duff

§oJol;aMilburn's Rheumatic PilVlVs and have Mr- Hllbblts--Really my love, I ,d|\‘\, not had a trace ot them since. John Kir-V know; 1 M5 _°~"u[d,|,°°k_

‘/ ‘ _ ° llluarfs Lillneut Cures llptlefh.

_ . “Wh ' Bri d

when his wifejumps and hides something: “He L3; t' H°,°u: ak M” "°°“"° ' l

when he enters thehouse mcse days. or new num.. ' °' lu' M’

Mrs- Bwmer-six mormrisss oirrirmu, you say? And oau't you llnd work t

Tramp-Oh, thefre not old enough for

that yet ma‘am

you were the best seholag- in your class at _

college. You don't seem to show it. l

New Clerk-I didu’t say scholar; I said _ him. John Lowe. New Germany N. S.

Wl'it91~: “I have given Dr. Low’is'W¢|»g;

_viiwrrs Linimm cms msiempef. , 51"” *° “W °""‘*"°'\ with _werllent rv-

sults. They are fond of taking it and lt

, mee You must learn M d. Bettcra small gift where love is than a

‘ By pra .. is- '

criminate between lies of doubtful origin I glfitgy present' for the sake °[ being ln the W 'M

d those which verybody has agreed to ' _

:V;ept_.. e ` Pain ilu the chest and wheezing uf; 'umm . .

_ . _ . _ ,Pl‘°ml2l»y Mlfl wmvletely cured by Dr.

Take ii Laila-Liver Pill before retiring, Wood s Norway Pine Syrup. It's the bu; and it will work while you sleep without cough remedv ln the world. Easy to

a gi-ip or gripe curing Biliousness. Con- 5 take. Price 2.5¢. IW ll Cl#

stination and 1) s sia and make ou

V “Man is never too old to learn." rr

The Christmas Turkey not the Christ- “'1‘ha.t's so, but he has to be pn tty old

before he will admit it

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chestnnts. ' ll -~_~....____

'ANXIOUSMOTHERS and Dr Lows' *"“"‘ an 3 gg |;|.M3E» F.

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Worm Syrup the but medicine t.o expe. 4 _ ° ' ‘ A

worms. Children like it-worms don’t. -f é 1"

“Da.t’s a queer hoss shoe over your door, 1 U lm! dire; gg »§,, 15”... Mr. .isrrssrrrgx E mb! 'N lemma mme.

*5°‘|°\l\»\lnn\h\|§

Hoes shoes is out of style, dat s a auto- 4 nop 5.*

Inobel tire.” . V a r Miuarrl’| Lluimeiit (lures Clllre. ll (Ion l °r`l>:'r:;wi¢‘»§ _ . . r ~ - num

Gloves, gloves, look at our

gloves, one of the best stock

_N° E“°°"°S~ “I have used I-Ia.dyard‘s Yellow Ci] fd; in town t0 Cl100SB fr‘0ll|

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‘:2.'.‘:::i.°:.~.;"::.f.‘:.ii:l.'r..‘:.‘:.';.‘r..r.§":.°:ii‘..i; Me” S elm 50° wmh or-. gg w =.»»»-.-

LOWTHER & E ll ' 'a -’ ..

L A I) g;i;1eaVtew applications made a complete Gl_0V8S itll pl |068, up to $2 50 L 1° Qi*

DENTlsT` M y' pcm k oh £gdl;san%n?ai§lg;e;lef:r team' ig in W I _ , _one Vismorea V ma e e ‘man,;V V , Wlrfm “N 0' lll0l' hllllflliall S lllllg Sllll'0. :$23-n';§:; :$3 ;]1:=;_':f;*_*‘"- "“"°' heavy lined 500 a_ pair.-J. B., if ikii $“"'rr¢i"i'i\n

SlJl1l'\ERSlI)E, rucnrsns !m.Lowo1L cms an M8»0d0l18»ld & Co s. 15 d&W4l_ ’° "° ""

Plllllss Elllmllll llll , bruises, callous limba, awzmg 'inllanv V D0 nm, miss seeing om. Bon. ‘nd - 7_m gm | gym," sr

r nation, (1-heunatism and ueurulgia it isa feng Crow; Dex,-“tm th Ch“‘l` guqgg

All kinds of General and Anaastheticz 'P°°m“° » ` intliis city :gd our png' theellgvnesnlz' 3*” W employed. B d_ _k Two-thirds ofthe joy or christmas is 5?” P°°°°&°°- 87 at sa *_* 8 mi 0f°W° and fi 8° ‘wr =SP°°i=1©'y- tammy ri b worrym b~ rr in b'u no '°“°°“°=»' 'fm in every detail. In ` Plates, Vulcunite, Metal and Aluminum be presfnteg 0,1 Jan .ff m e l S all thV;ilttv;'gr;§eEV°£ulc<gi;p(l)ay there ll not o ur: Em R *mm N

lined. 1 . ‘ -r ' ' ` . _ ' t conscientiously

Dent. t . ll .mb h V Barring Headaches that nothing else recommend. We dle only the Vg", A.l, 9.1 Ig, Burnt A. w.‘i.»5ii‘ri 6, »."'é‘T° °` r;’r;i-;“§rr:rrr.ii';;1rl°;.i.“rf.:f.‘1...:’ sn rf.ri.E;°.t.“;';.=rr.:ir‘°‘i`f.':“.il'.':.r.:.: °'°°r .tt is "..........'°°°~ °'

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J. S LOWTHLR, D. D. S. 109. and 25c.at all dealers. Refuse sub- for themselves. We invite you to~d|l);‘i/0 1 910 MD urGee‘\own lv

_July 25 9-rd &w stitutes. . I y see them.-Jas. Paton & Co. Zigi r '_' ‘menu

.__ _ _ _ __ _ Bildad-I wonder if 'Bread and Chee .. 7 nf 1, 1'” it

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0 solicitors. N§£r'iIe§l§lirii2‘ Mouefto kisses,it~sat1‘&8¢dy. , ¢¥i‘dl`.hllifsl)e¥£?;‘°wllll§ellk;l|ll;,‘tolb;w?il’f‘;;'f°"°| &=9\emsugdg:r~| Timo.

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