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PERRY RECElVEB_‘ BENTENCE.

TRURO, Dec. 1.-Alter being out

two-hours, the Jury in the case ol E. J. Perry, charged with murder ol Mrs. Maud Wright, returned a ver- dict of manslaughter in the first de- gree, and Mr. Justice Drysdale sen- tenced the prisoner to twenty years in the penltentlary.

The evidenced showed that there

had been a struggle between Pcrryi

and' the woman who lived with him, and that Perry had cut her throat with a razor.

Perry was at one time a resident ol`Charlottetown and always known as "a had egg."

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A BASKET Putt ' . of clean, Sweet-smellinlf. I; llnen is obtained with lml! the toll and half thc thx-~ If Sunlight Soap is used. _ Sunlight shortens the

dey's work, butlcngahens icy

_ the llle of your clothes.

Follow directions, ,

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Snwal Value _

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A locket that can been-

graved with name or monogram is always nice.

We have an extensive

Not long ago there was an eflo made to expose the inunorality an especially the civic corruption i

established a basis of e\'ldence o which the civic government as it the existed was overturned and a ne

ed.

More recently the city ol Winnipe

has placed in the lime-light by th

and taking rest at a sanitorium i

investigation, and has announce that he is willing to go to Winnipe

the risk ol his life.

onto-is being brought under reproo within, her own gates by residen clergymen and others, for allege prevalent drunkenness. Here is rather startling extract from tb news columns of The Globe of Tues day last. We quote:

“Does one man in every four i

Toronto drink? - l “Are there 20,000 Toronto men i bar-rooms in an evening?

Toronto every night?

B. H. Spence, General Secretary

And now Toronto, sometimes spok-_

en of as Toronto the good-and there are worse than other Canadian cit# is much that is very excellent in Tor-

"To each ol these questions, Rev

of scandals such as those recently made

she Dominion Alliance, answers ‘Yes.'

._______._____._._._._______._._._._._.__,_,,._.___._._._._._._. _._._. ._._-,-_-_._-.-.»

“ ‘Mr. Hamilton was away withii

g the mark,' went on Mr. Spence, am e hs proceeded to demonstrate the ac

charges of Rev. Dr. Shearer, a resi- cnracy ol the statement. ‘There are dent officer of the Salvation Army in 'l‘oronto,' he said, '340,000 people any others. A judge has been ap- pointed and has accepted the com- mission to investigate these grave children. That leaves, say, 85,001 charges. Rev. Dr. Shearer, who is ill adult males. There 'were last yea

ll 8,339 arrested lor drunkenness. Som

Clifton Springs, N. Y., has been of these were repeaters, but for ever- summoned to give evidence at this repeater I could show you ball a doz

d en who were drunk that were not ar it rested! "

and make good his charges even at Now our object in calling attentioi

107,000 are under 20 years of age _land half of the rest are women oi

to these matters is not to shov that Montreal, Toronto or Winnipe;

Mies. They have churches and chari f ties, some of the ablest and worthi

tl est pastors, teachers and newSpaD€I`S

d and they have also 'the licensed sa l1_loon, which is the most powerful anr

eleflicient promoter of vice and orims

- that is known to our civilization an(

the age in which we live. Nothing

n contributes so much to lawlessness

disorder and inimorality generally as

n the open saloon. Until the saloon if

banished not only drunkenness bul

"Are there 2,000 men drunk in every other form of vice and crime

will prevail, sniircbing the fair fame

.of Canadian cities with shocking

public. _

ir ous NAVY as

The observant St. John Glob

hints darkly at a possible an terrible danger to Canada from ou new navy. The wholesale mutiny the Russian Black Sea fleet a re years ago, the Portuguese nav overturning the monarchy and th

line of 10 and 14k gold . and gold filled lockets.

We are laying away

gifts every day, let us put

yours away.

G. H. Taylor

‘We doallour own en-

graviug.

terms dictated hy the mutinecrs, a cases in point.

what il the Niobe and the Rainho

C OM

ES HOSTILE.

e, ports to bomblard such‘ defenceless

cities as St. John, Charlottetown or Victoria? If a gun is a dangerous thing, without lock, stock or barrel, as our fathers sagely taught us, and

y\»olten more dangerous to the owner e than to another, how much _more

dynasty in a night, the recent meet- dangerous may a cruiser be? ing of battlesliili crews -in South Well, we must take our chances; America, followed by the hombard- peradventure we shall take precau- ment of the capital and the force

d tions also when the new navy comes

surrender of the government to the thisway-pull the hed-clothes over

re our heads, or, with Col. Sam

Hughes, get under the bed, or spend

w our nights in the cellar. The pos-

Ishould turn hostile and open their_ sibilities are truly awfully aw°.`\ll.

James J.,l-Iill, the noted railw

\vay system thinks that a period severe trade depression is at ban

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Mr Hill has a high reputation business and financial matters

, A Passimisfrnz oU'r1..ooK.

and is by no means an every day

HY' pessimist. He does not pretend to

magnate of the great Northern Rail- |,rOI,hesy_ but makes a statement in

of regard to matters well within his fl- knowledge. His own and afl the

in great railway systems are retrcnch Ill ing severely.

THE LINE OF PATENT LEATH-

ER BELTS THAT YOU CAN GET HERE FOR 35 CENTS WILL DE- LIGHT YOY. HAVE A LOOK AT THE PRETTY ONES IN COMBIN-

PILES CURED IN 6 TO‘l4 DAY

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed

ED BLACK AND RED EFFECTS. MOORE & McLEOD. 11-Zldtf.

Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 14 days or money refunded. 50c.

Some hrislmas

Ideas

Of course you are planning what to give for Cl1ristm_a_s

gifts. Wc’\'e been planning for you for months and our gilt stock is nearly all here for your inspection. Among the lot

are many beautiful

_ Toilet

Brush and Comb sets, Brush,

Cases

Comb and Mirror, etc., some

plain olhers silver mounted. Fittings are of the finest quality and cases are splcn<lidl_v finished. VI/'e want you to .see them

early.

Our line goods wi largest in

of these ll he tllc the city.

Leather Toilet Sets

We have a large range of compact leather toilet cases for

ladies and gentlemen. Small ones suitable for hand bag fully filled. Larger ones still more complete. Our prices for those

are very low indeed.

J. G. Jamieson joauooisr

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. Young Ladies' Bermuda IsImd,New| York City and ' Piano Voting Content

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Noe an s Dec l Men's hockey, The VI/inner

' Men's hockey, The Leader ' il'

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If presented at The Guardian Oice befoxef the above date.

'him neatly for tiling purpose.

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"Do you wear a truss? lf so we

want you to know about the ar- rangement we have made ulth one ol the largest firms in America to handle their trusses.' Their line com- prires over two hundred kinds, enab- ling us to suit any rupture. 'Every truss is ordered as wanted specially for the particular case from cata- logue and will be guaranteed l;\lly. The MacKinnon Drug Co. drtl. A

Hockey

Boots

The season of hockey boots

is fast approaching why not make your selection, while the stock is fresh ? Our prices will give you the advantage of the s111all amount of cash you will have to spend for a pair.

Men's hockey, Mrl’herson make, $4.00

“ .1-75

3-5° a-as s-25 2.35

2,50 2. 00

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Boys' hocke from $1 7o to 3.15 Youths' hoc cy from 1.50 in 1.75

_ Girls' hockey from I _go lo 1,75

Ladies' hockey from 1.65 lo 2.85

_ Ladies' flannel lined |.85 lo 2.35

The superior Ankle Sup-

' port made in our own Factory will not rip and the only re- _ liable ankle support on the

Market . -

`_.G0ff Bros

iboth the Unitcd States and Canada

Last year the Great Northern ord-

ered 245,000 tons of rails; next year

to it will purchase only about 70,000

cure any case ol Itohlngi Bli\£il)_tons. Last year it bought 11,000 Onto engineer .on a proposed “mum” ga,,d,ng ,,,,,. mmml discount of 40

freight C-HYSI UUE Wal' It ‘N111 need hal light and Power plant procurc1l|l""` “""t- I0" C°m‘“ef°i\`11 SeI`Vl°°» 46

_ but 3,000. Last year his railway or- by the late Mayor Kelly and Council Z`3 UC" Cent ff" fwllleslic SBYVICG- S A M D 1d’

.dered 300 engines and a large number S‘x Years “$91 this item of fllel hi (ngher “ymds OW prevalent rates 0 I C S

of uissen er coaches' this ear bit among Others 15 set' d°W" at I WM me `°' _“nd 8°' per K~ W- “et f0l`

t It g . d ' yh lu Per K. W. hour. It may be further cmm‘““"‘_““l and dumestm l’\Wl‘0Sl`*3"l`€" q ¢ _ .

wen y engines an no coac es wi noted the report estimated the net spective _v instead of 150. as _quoted S I P be required. It is the same with cost of store and house lights at 4.6 by your “'riL°"' These are Um' WRU- other big railways and industrial and (four *md SiX’t€\l@hS) Del' K. W- hour. lm; rates' w°tI";"°' h"“""V°I' Special ` _....1-1.51.1... _sem he §,‘;{S,°§:;;';“t;,;;”“,?,,"“;;,;‘;,';L;‘;',_;; §.‘.‘."i..‘3.“..;‘.‘;*.‘;2.‘ .’..5‘.’3§“‘;‘l1.T;°.‘I.l;‘;il;’ P _ th, _ . ,_ lloresees that the country is closely rates as 10,, as 2 cent., on q,,,mtity_ po as low as Ze. per K. W. hour, in resell S coupfm to the °”5hIef 0” the Purchase 0

approaching a period of lower prices, lt is generally consider_l th t ' “Ut 0"1` *1V0l`l1i£€ revenue iI`0m the in- stagnant ent,,,p,,Se_ dminished 0p_ cas., was given ,,,,.,,y ,mfr eamlescent service docs not attain to goods to the value of $1.00 at S. A, M¢D0,,,,1d»s in order to

. . -1 -_ Gr. p 1'. W. l th i - ' . .

erations, with many persons out of lH:e°§§0___°;\ct_,,“(f‘r §:,:§sfZ§ntel1;el;:qY;}§ ymr,;rb__S‘iness_ ““" °“ " W ‘°‘e give the party you desire the benefit of votes for the Prizes off-

as firm and inuno'vable us Horatius J' S' NORHIS' ered in that ggutesf

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Could Hardly Work.

Mr. Alfred E. Davis, Gorrie, Ont. vritef :--“ For some years I suffered fromi everc pains in my back and could hardly vork al all, and when I stooped down _o pick up anything felt as if my buck uusl. break. I was advised to try .loa.n’s Kidney Pills, and after taking wo boxes I was entirely cured, and feel hat I cannot speak too highly in their ivor. “This was nearly four years ago and I till remain cured.” Those who have never been. troubled vith kidney trouble do not know the uffcring and misery which those alilictcd mdergo. Weak, lame or aching back comes

`rom the kidneys, and when the kidneys ire out of order the whole system becomes lerangcd.

Doan’s Kidne Pills are a specific for

ill kidney troufiles. They help the kidneys to flush off the

icrid and poisonous impurities which iavc collected, thus clearing out the aidneys, bladder and urinary passages.

Price 50c per box or 3 for $1.25, at all lealers or mailed direct on receipt ol .irice by The T. Milburn Co., Limited Foronlo, Ont.

If ordering direct specify “Doan’s."

cording to Mr Hill.

The causes he finds in the extrav-

body, all the cities, states and . the nation have been going the pace of wild extravagance. Congress had

pended double that vast sum between 1904 and 1908. On all hands there has been extravagance. Has it not been much the same in Canada? Mr Hill would have all hands reef their

storm. Possibly, even probably,this may he a timely warning. At any

MONTREAL, Dec. l.-J. H. Plum-

mr1"_x_-avc out the following stair- incnt last evening:-“It has been ar- ranged that the controlling interest in the stock of the Cumbeilund Foal Co.,‘ will at once he transferred to the lending Directors of the lloini- nion Steel Corporation. There will lbe, for the pr,-sunt, no change in the Ilocal nmnagemenf.. The general pol- icy to be pursued, will he that in

pany."

THE LIG HTING QUESTION.

cost of fuel here. ,'llhi.-i item is not so much after all -In a report of a 'I‘or-

who held the bridge so well in the

Values in Lounges and

Today you can secure

bargains 111 high-class lounges and couches that cannot be beaten by any other furmture house in Canada.\Ve want to get out West as soon as you will let us and to accelerate our

astounding values in real-

» ly_l1igl1 class furniture-

everything goes-nothing' is reserved.

You will never have abet-

ter bargam in lounges and couches offered you-this is the chance of a lifetime, for it is_' really _new higli-class furniture selling at a lower price than cheap trashy artic- les.

Call in today and securca

good value before your f ricnds and neighbors get there ahead of you.

Lounges $6.50 for $4.00 7.oo “ 4. _qo 7.50 “ 5.oo 9.00 “ 6.00

Couchea

$7.00 for $4.56 7.5o “ 5.oo

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, THE MORALITYI OF CANADIAN CITIES. I

rt “Hev. R. M. Hamilton, speakin,

d_at Wesley Uhurch in the interests of n temperance Sunday night, said that

Montreal. A 'judicial investigation ‘one man in every ten in Toronto

nfrlrlnks until he gets drunk.' A man

nlin the audience challenged the state- w'ment. Mr. Spence yesterday came to

and better order of things establish- the support of Mr. Hamilton.

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FDR. CLASSY DRESSERS

A CLASSY 0VIiRCOAT SUITABLE FOIl

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND .CLIMATE

THE “CONVI'IRTO” iS FDUR STYLES

IN DNE

The most practical convertable garment ever offered to

the P. E. Island public, just enough better than others to be at once appreciated-No glove fasteners-No l1ard\vare necessary -justa simple twist of the wrist and “PRES'I`O"--cam be changed into any of the four styles in a niiuutc-No valet or lielp wanted.

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employment. In other words a pefr- _ ‘_,_ 'od of hard times is approaching, ac- ,_ ”

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` In all the Lalesi Shades and Materials

alarmed the people somewhat by

spending $1,800,000,000 in the four BL ` . J. _ ~

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'I‘RlL‘I'l`Y ANI) GAS

To the Editor of the Montreal Stal

S11 -With ieicicnce to the editori-

al in the Star of October 14th your u ritci has unintentionally l letl sure, nnsquotcd facts

First of all, it is made to appear

that the prevalent rate for lighting

force in the Dominion Coal Com- gas Ill MOUUEHI IS $1-I0 DCF Ulm!-

sand feet, whereas it has been $1.05 per thousand since May lst lnst,lnnd, as recently intimated, it will hc rc- fluccd to $1.00 por tliolisaiizl fcct on

Sir;__|n View of some 1-went events May lst next or in other words niadi-

in this city the ],,,|,\icat,0n of the let equivalent to the fuel rate whicll is ter below in The Morning Guardian l“"*"“l‘Ul' $1-00 DUT tllflllliiilntl- will he of interest to many readers A"Uth0" 1lllSll“0t8ti0l1 IS that in as to what electric lighting costs ‘“"‘“0ctI"n with “UV l1l'0V8l€l\t 0106- elsewhcre. Some make much of the 'VIC lifihtillg Fates- Your writcr

makes it appear that our rates are lfic. per K. W. hour, entirely disre-

Ccneral Manager the Montreal Light,

Heat and Power (lo.

Extraordinary ~

Minnrd’s Linlrnent Co., Ltd.

Gentlemen,-ln .l\\ly 1305 I was

thrown from a road machine, iniur- inir my hip and back badly and was othliged to us. t, li f 14 5

most satisfactory rcs;\‘.‘.s and to IIB I am as well ns cvcr‘ . if

SEE THE NEW COATS THAT WE

TOWN. MOORE & MCLEOD

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_High Laced f Storm Boots

for the man who is out of doors in all sorts of wehllicr. Made from heavy gram leathers

News 4.50 Bon' 3.50

MARK WRIGHT __ ll; Gordon & C I

WONDERFUL VALUES IN HAND-

SOMF SUITS HERE TODAY SUITS WORTH 16 00 offered at 7 75 SUITb WORTH TO 26 50 for 1’ 00 MOORE & MCLEOD 11-Zldtf

SEE THE BARGAIN? IN SMALL

WARES AT THIQ STORE FOR EXAMPLE FOUR DOZEN ASSORT ED SIZE, GOOD SAFETY PINS FOR 10 CENTS. AND THESE ARE NOT CHEAP “CAST IRON IMITA- TIONS" LIKE SOME “LEADERS” EITIIER. MOORE & MCLEOD.

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“Walking gloves, linod gloves,

working gloves, driving gloves, work- ing mltts, driving mitts, in all grades. Special values this week to help clear out our overstock. D_ A, Bruce. 12-21111

rate. “fore-warned is forc-armed." J ___ad__ __ _~:_`_uml m_iSl_'_ :_ _ ‘ ,IRISH LACE THREAD_THE so

louis Red Rose meeting, Lodge Prince THAT MOST STORES OFFER Y

CUMBERLAND “OAL M1‘1KG1‘1I<»N.>v.s»» ww c1'r1z1sN Edward.s.o.E..'rnesday,Dee.13. Fon 10 cnufrs-Hrnr AT

CENTS PER SPOOL MOORE & LEOD ll-Zldtf

‘See our adv of special sale shirts for the next few days The are new goods, sllovling the be patterns of thc season, in plain ui pleated ‘styles $1 00, $1 20, $145 A Bruce 12-‘frltl

WE OFFER A LINE OF I-I

,PINS ALL SIZES, 12 PACKAG .FOR 5 CENTS. COMPARE W WHAT YOU ARE OFFERED EVE WHERE AT 2 CENTS PER PA AGE. MOORE & McLEOD. 11-2111

l "Look all over the city-see w .you can get the best prices~th come to us and see ours. All , goods-no' old stock. Simon .los |Queen St. 12-21|

brave dnvs of old lint" Horatius' COMING EVENTS. THIS STQRE SELLS MANLOVE

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In sept. 1006 Mr. W _ 0 111,- _ -

C()uCheS L,,c,,,,,,, ,Wed me tonlry A‘,‘.’,,,.",§ _ We a1e_ no\v prepared to handle all kinds of poultry

1.1N1MnN'r, which 1 dm with ii... which we will pay lixglicst market prices.

” .........,i“ Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Chickens.

his

MATTHEW x BA1NEs. we can handle them daily. The only condition is that ill

mark uiust be wood quality.

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We require very large quantities for

orran YoU~sMAn'r-UP 'ro 'ri-In .

M1NU'1‘i~1 Now Goons Nor ol-‘Farr X M A S T R A D E

an IN ANY orunn aroma IN `

11-szidu. `l)o not fail tosce, write or phone us before rlisposink

what you have to offer.

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too lbs to 175 lbs.

Phone 199' _ `

PDULTRYI P0'ULTRY! PDULTRY

W A N T E D

(mo) one hundred tubs No. I seperator butter,

We can handle zi large munber of hogs each week fm

FOR SALE

An up-to-date line of best' uality Groceries, Fruil fl"

Confectionery, Flour, Bran. Middlinga, Cracked Corn» C" Cornmeal, Oil Cake Meal, elc, elc. .

F. J. IIO LMAN81 C0

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