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U . oillor in Ward 1.

titiiii if!! F' 'Y fri Efigig. bfi

this momlng on a visit to Anmerst. *

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Tas schooner Maria Joseph wreck

at the Magdalene has been saved in

1,, damaged condition and will be sold.

swzqzlfl- A non.s1¢,twenty-six years old,and ow

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agitatlng to have the river there dredged.

TBI: Literary contest will be continued

Hoorirn. H and Mrs Horne and Maste

Ivan leave this morning on a wcek's visit F. W. Ranma has returned from New noon u-5;... to Mrs Horne’s home Amherst. N. §, ,York where he has been attending thai ' A

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Tun Misses Ireneand Louise Hoa-nelsave Tuma is excellentskating on Govern-

ment Pond. , ,

Monday for Boston where she will spent the winter.

_Two black foxes captured by Benj Bo .

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All Sona of Temperance welcome, ertson, Haselbrook are for sale at Rean y

Gay's. Haselbmok. , .

a` RP. Fonnm and A.S. Mahon, w

known commercial men, leave this

‘_ morning for the mainland.

V“1'°N RIVER Bmw: merchants are mms nuns cn, nuniinenk 1.111111. on

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greot Horse Show in that city.

'd Gd b M°LBll1 BN8. °l110l‘0\1Blli»l1 N0l‘\ih Cousin. ann Mas. Van. intend leaving

days ago.

sm in -o -r.

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Wlltshii-e,dropperl dead in harness several for Bam,” in ¢\,°,,¢, nv, weep, ,,|me_ Fm.

the present his omce in on Queen St. ad

A joining the telephone ofiice.

Egg!! gl!!! V You willbesure of a hot oup of te

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Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. will be hei

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afternoon at 3.30 o‘clock.

By order of the President.

THERE will be a mcetingof the Minister-

lal Conference in the Y. VM. C. A. at 1 o‘clock on Monday morning Dec. 4th

N/rrnauiifi. Gavi Pownal leaves this morning for Savannah, Georgia. Mr. °f We I- C- R- °m~'-‘ei M°“.°W“ in °°mPl“¥ Gay intends to spend the winter in the with WB °mPl°.V¢°5 °f 01610041 0l18il102l‘B'

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High Teaasthe ladies each pour tea at Palmer and M,” g,,,,,-ing who Mb hen

in July last on a visit to England have de-

s cided to remain in London for the winte

'rnn monthly ineetingbf 1111. Lodi. r

,1 months.

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inthe Y. M. C. A. parlor this (Saturday) THE gum.,-,log me EH” Roberts t

1 place from his late home in Brookfield on Thursday last and was very largely 3;.

0 tended. The services were conducted by _ Rev. D. McLean assisted by Rev. Mr,

Millar.

Ynersanav Mr. Wilkes, draughtsman

; Nnnson B. Burrn ofSmith A: Procto

returned fn Halifax yesterday. _

'run Prima inn nt two yesterday

afternoon for Picton and will. ret\u'n this morning. Bhsdid not reach port here yesterday till nine o'clock having left Picton at four. She was covered with ice and showed the efiects of therough trip.

Ymrlnnav R. E. Mutch Sc Co closed

a bargain with G. D. Longworth &. Co for s B2 foot launch fitted with a twelve horse power' gasoline engine for spring delivery. The boat and engine are the msnlfacturs of the Toronto Gas and Gasoline Engine Co.. for which Mutch & Co hold the general agency in this province. This outfit when deliv- ered will be one ofthe best lannchesin the province. This is the eighth snjlne sold by Mufoh k Co _during one pai t sl; weeks.

'rss omnsrn or one ninoorinni and

Literary society elected Thursday after-

Honorary President-Dr. Anderson,

President-A. B. Warburton.

Sec‘y-J. `P. Gordon'

Ti-ea_s.-H. J. Cundall.

_ Vioe~President.s -Rev. Dr. Morrison, Mrs. C. C. Gardiner, W L. Cotton.

Executive-Mrs. C. C. Gardiner, F. J.

Nash, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Bruce, Rev. Dr. _Curran, Dr.S.- N. Robertson, Rev.Dr. Morrison. '

ANo1vru Svnnzv despatch says that

word has been received there that Mo- Donald and Mofi'af.1.‘s tug, which left Charlottetown, on Monday afternoon, bound for Sydney witha large scow in

tow, havingasfrcight an engine and lot cfjplank, became separated from her

,charge some time during the night. ‘When oil’ Wood islands about?5 miles

from the starting place, and during a stiff breeze, the hnwser parted, allowing the scow to go adrift. Owing to the

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_Q ,M { M9 H i event opens -E'/:ry y: 55:. i we’ve clone our best to beat

previous records ~ this year-

we really think we’ll_ surprise !

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things shown--and the mod

eration of the prices.

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are the best to buy. Call and see the _magnificentliue we » have to show you and" the low prices at

Bookstore. S

Southern States and Cuba.

A nssrarcn yesterday to the Plant in

Line oflice here announced that the S. S. my 0';.h;el:.e;;?;3nb!“T{d:1r;:ldxng tempo Aranmore will sail to Halifax dlrcct1' '

from the St. Lawrence where

she has been assisting in floating the .M

Bavarian, and there will be no more snii' ings from this port this season.

Evr-avnonv should see the Big Web -

Perfecting Press printing so many Guardians at 11.30 a. m. on Mondayo Wednesday of eachlweek. A monstrou roll of paper, several miles in length, is pulled through the press ata high rate

oilicc took measurements of the burnt da k th ,Z ld

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Wrtlon of the P. E. I. R. shop!! to ssoer- wchnifd D1, 0:0 Dirt wwnxalteg

I' more favorable opportunity to continue

the senrch.

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Office-Main Street-.Percy G. Seaman, Mgr.

f of speed inamanner similar to that of Lealh

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are our specialty

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A le Piss no each. Mliice Pies nc each , Cream Pies 1: k 15c each Oomsnnl Pies 15 & soc each

Dark Fruit t‘s.ke asc pound

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the largest papers throughout the world This is the on_ly'press of its kind in th province and well worth seeing. tf

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6 Schooner Arn old arrived in portldurin

the storm on her way to Gaspe fora loa of dry fish.

for the last few days on account of th severe gales.

hearty after his extended trip throughou the Provinces.

DB D phone system in goodworking order.

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Fishing is good when weather permits.

shores which are used as bait for the cod.

Schr. Golden Rule is being rapidly

loaded. They have put aboard during the last three days over 5000 bushels potatoes. _

Large captures of eels are being made

at West River, John Robertson and Wm . Collin took 800and 11(1) lbs in one day

Schr. Yukon has arrived in port. She was' over to Cardigan and received

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The chariiy that btgiss at home has never occasion to

seek assistance of n. ighbors and friends. The first principle

' of this charity is protection to the home in the security which an endowment in the CANADA LIFE affords.

W. T. Burrows. W. K. Rogers,

Agent at Summerside. Manager P. E. I. Branch-

zdei twii

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twenty bbls. herring from the herring traps at that place. She intends] to stay hero as long as the season permits.

The yacht Zephyr has been placed in

her winter quarters after a successfull ycar’s racing. She proved herself to l.e the fastest yacht on the Island and did credit to her owners McLean & Stewart.

Schooner Csmpana has arrived in port

from Annandale where she was loading forMatthew&McLean. Asfit was thought she might be frozen in there she was brought here and is now completing her

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it in-1111 with great nnmw nine mnng

- ' . took

1 place Thursday morning. The little lad

friends learned of the death of Ea Stewart, son of E L. Stewart, which

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' Special Reductions

in Marble Monuments

was the only child anda great favorite

morning was taken ill and passed awa ou Thursday. The casket was a bed o

pathy of thc community.

Dr. F. S. McDonald is looking bale and

Mr. McDonald of the Telephone Co., id the town a visit and ut the tele- -

Some squid are being taking along the*

flowers which evidenced the deep sym-

50509021' CFU 1155 \\“‘lV2d |11 DON/ U0 Roy McLeau's smelt fishermen lmve

load produce,chartered byMatthew Sc Mc-

left with their fishing supplies. smells, nets, _traps, etc., to Bay Fortune whore they intend to make their quarters for

g the .winter and try‘ and locate the

rendezvous of the niuch soughtfor smells.

Many friends hope Mr. McLean wi imiike

S. S. Lunenburg had to remain in port n. success of this venture.

B

, Tl-IE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.

Few People Know How Useful it is in Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that charcoal

is the safest andllnost efficient disinfect- ant and purifier in nature, but few renlizep its value when taken into' 'tfh`c" li'ui'ilaii' system for the same cleansing purpose.

Charcoal is a remedy that the more you

take of it the better; it is not a drug st all, but simply absorbs the gases and impuri- ties alway present in the stomach and intestines and carries them out of thc system.

Charcoal sweetens the breath after

smoking, drinking or after eating onions and other odorous vegetables.

Charcoal effectually clears and improves

the complexion, it whltens the teeth and further acts as a natural and eminent-ly safe cafhartic.

It absorbs the injurious gases which

collect in the stomach and bowels; it disinfects the mouth and throat from thc poison of catarrh. _

All druggists sell charcoal in one form

or another, but probably the best char- coal and the most for the money is in Stuart‘s Charcoal Lozenges; they are composed of the finest powdered Willow chn'rcoal, and other harmless antiseptfcs in tablet form or rather in the lform of large, pleasant tasting lozenges, the chur- coal being mixed with honey. '

The daily use of these lozenges will soon

fell in a much improved condition of the general health, better complexion, sweeter breath and purer blood, and the. beauty of it is, that no possible harm can result from their continued use, but on the contrary, great benefit.

among his acquaintances- Last Sunday A Husain physician in sneniung nf :.1111 he was about as usual but on Monday

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benefits of charcoal says: "I advise Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges to all patients

I sud`cring from gas in stomach and bowels

and to clear the complexion und purify the breath, mouth and throat; I also believe the liver is greatly benefltid hy

the daily use of them; they cost but

Th° 0810 f°1' L°Wl\°Y'9 Ch°°°lli'°5 ll” twenty-flvecent-s n box at drug stores, BDBHGUY fl\0l‘°B5°d and UNB 70°F 0"? and although insome senseapatent prep-

To make room for our win¢¢rimP°1"»°*i°“».W° ‘fe m*ki”3 °P°°' Chrlstmaslmportatfonlslargei-than ever. Nubian, yer, 1 bennvel get more ,md

ial reductions in our marble monuments of which we have a very Weselitons 0! these populu- chocolnwm better ummm, in Swarm Chumoa, °h°i¢° 5\=l¢¢i»l0l\- CHU Of Wil” f°f ‘mf Wicca hem” Pmchuigg elle' which are now demanded in all cases Lozenltes than in any of the ordinary Wh°'°' 1 _ where strictly high grade goods are re-'c\m.m0|11tsh1¢ig," '_' I _ I

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PAINESS EXTRACT ION

Thenis nothin else lust ss good. Can be given to old or young. Bas-so edicts, is - ' " earn. ons. gannumss.

A g-yn* 1-" 1| 5 th will say the same. We have been

u,|,,r’°¢h|| mnafgxrn ard” ig- me past year o;ir larg¢ increase

iaéseeifn pm# :im vnu we :ax ° S8-_00__slo_oo

Bxtrsetiesifes when teethsreerderod. _

Bi`E.i~iii`ff'liii|'fi'i',"f'i>°`E°/dilrni Pistons, E

QQ” tra. 0. H. BEER. Pl°°f|°m7|

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quired Johnson & Johnson. .ld li

Christmas Chocolates

ceived our immense importation _of Low- ney’s Chocolates for our Christmas trade sud hope to have them opened for inspection in afew days.

Do not invest in

Chocolates until you

_ our stock. ,

We have just re- ,

llot Water Bottles

are the only kind we sell. See our BIG assortment and get our LOW prices ' before buying. We GUARANTEE every bottle we sell and RE- PLACE IT if unsatisfac- tory.

,Isn’t that fair?

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h Child’s icture handkerchiefs. assorted

aniriial pictures, special handker- chlefsale . Only one dozen to etch customer. At boo1h 8.

Child’s colored border handkerchiefs,

white centres. selling ut. . . . . . . . . . Same booth

An assortment of childreu's white or

coloied bolder handkerchiefsf

‘| _ pretty little ones for si.-hool use.. .

Also booth 8

r25 dozen ladies' white lawn handker-

chiefs, some with lace edge, some hemsiiiched, any of them would bechsap at 5c each but we are makii g a .~pecial snap of thc=e at

30 dozen colored hemstitclied handker-

cniefs. suitable for cu~h1ons. fancy wo1k,e11‘--This intere.ting lot will be shown at booth No. io and the priceison'y....

5 In conneciiou with this lot there will

be also a number of higher priced lines for the same purpo.-es,

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3° ea* as high as 9': each, selling for.. .. 6c 1 a I

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dozen lawn liandkerchiefs. either plain hemstiiclied, or with edge of val lace, any of them would br ¢h¢ap a1 71: or 8c but as a1 ntl.er notable su.1p, wi make the price. .

5c en

Selling at boo li No. 3, there will he an

immense variety of prcity little

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handkerchiefs, ciiibroidered, l11 m- ,

_ stitched and lace edge worth up

At booth No. 5 a big showing of_ very

nice liiile embr ideiecl hemstnched

, and lace edge hsndkerchieis, value

that will please you .. -- - HC

_Selling at booth No. 2 an inirncnse lot i 1';f pretty handkeruhicfs, in all

the usual styles--some specially notable ones azc made in lace and

' inseriion embroidery . . . . . . . . . ..

Booth No. 4, has about the largest

rangeehown is t11`s s ile and i.1cluue.~‘ a veiy large assortment of handkei-

S chiefs ov every ropular style. These

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will hive a notably handsome show of high clfis: beautiful things,almist as attractive, per- haps altogether as attractive as

l The case at the front cen‘cr of sloie

handwork, 5oc 5.8¢, 65c, 74c. . . . 85c_ chiefs, in many styles. and all of

Men’s famous “Excelda” Handker-

chiefs, white centres' with colour borders-fine permanently silkv finish, the really popular and cor- nct thing for the young nian'.~1

This line- at the first booth to your left as you enter.

At the ni xt booth No. 7 tlieie will be

shown a lot of mont attractive things for 1h'e menf'olk,for example the following. '

edium size handkerchief of lawn,

Extra fine linen, narrow hem, the finest line we carry in stock, fault- less in material and appearance, the kind you would be proud of

3oc each or. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.00 dozl should have your attention without fail. -

1 1~ ~~-wear.16ceachor.... ..1--. ....2for25c

ar: worth up to 18; and zoc each and ares.-lling for... .. 15Cea

In the window will be shown a partic-

ularly nice lot of la-iies’ handker-

` them maiked very low at. . . . ._ iqe ei

iBooth No 1,near the door as you enter

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Larger size handkerchief of lawn. cord

edge, rocor... ..g5cdozl-

Regular full large size handkerchief of

lawn, cord edge,r3c or. . . . . . . .$1.30 doz

Men’s pure linen, narrow hem, sell for

16ceach or.\.................$1.65 doz

Men’s pure linen narrow hem, better

grade zoc each or . . . . . . . . . . $2.10 doz

Me1i’s pure, line11.very tine,25c each or

$2.65 do

includes a lot of very pretty ideas. lace. embroidered. lienisiiiched- worth up to 3cc a piece . . . . . . _ 2.4¢ ea

ooth No. 9 has a \ery pretty showing

of iilmy la.e beauties, with Irlnh linen centres, and every one at- t1ac1ive,good and just such as you would be pleased io own yourself 411C 1-a

liandkerchiefs

I-t is really surprising to look -at the

number -of pretty' things that ingenious fm ers can make up out of liaudkcrcliiefs - weiiavea special showing of ideas of this sort-that will give many a puzzled buyer a

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shown are pretty aprons, daiiily corset covers, neat little dust caps, pretty collars, useful

hristinas idea. Some of the tliixigs

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Among these one very notable line will be the lot of pretty aprons we are putting on

at 19c each. They really will surprise you. Then some of the other prices are 24c, 28C, 32 |38c and_so on up to 68c each, with bibs and without bibs. 1_1

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I-°W“°Y'9 P¢"f°°t ANNOUNCEMENTS.

-The Opposition members of the Mcck 1

Parliament are requested to meet at Prof. Watts' Studio at seven this evening.

Call and get some of those nice dinner ; ‘ (Q, `

and tea sets that are offered at a har. » - \ 8*\\“~ W- P- 0°\“'m~ mid IIWUW- ' ¥ \§`€-.-.-.-, arc R12 adjustable back and the movable cushions.

_ )¥§I\'K“ We have these chairs in about a dozen different

Engraving the best style st G. ii ` 9-- ~ -‘T -Q' Tayior's. lildi l \\

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Stanfield’s nnshrinkable underwear all

elses. All kinds at Paton'14. 2d 3|

‘Dinner Sewfsi|P. E. ieland's Greatest Crockery Store from $5.00 and upto lihili W P Colwill, Sunnyside. '7~ lidtf

Dl.UGGI8'iui\ ' Dont miss the showing of 19C

_ C01- Gi- 90°- IM! K5!! BU- apronsist the handkerchief sale-I _ VICTORIA ROW

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lf your husband is s reader, get him s Morris

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1 are quite in accord with our usual low price policy-

One of the best selling chairs we have is u solid bel at $1.40. We have some cheaper and some np

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chair stock is `wcll worth a special visit. Call in today.

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