_ ._, 4-

-’ ‘Sr

._ __ Ji __ .4 _

~wQ=m

I 5 -

. 4, lp I Q I'

n__ ir, '___ _“,__;n___n n_nU__nn_a

'ia

».

iv!

;‘ ' wi n »~;'_ r n"

.~,-

mostly fair and l, WAITING '§§§§`

1 ` »

,`, \ `s

‘.

s -,

I i

_ 1

LE"

. 4'

lv.

n _

I” ~ fr

3 ~

W ..

_ ,

_ .

. _ 5'

_ ei` e

-ai #bw -if

» 1

w '

’ 1

_ ° ______ .... __ _

_ ” _ ~» M . _..;- -.. -.5 f~ ‘* ,.~. .,-._ .mf .~- - --_- V i -

’ .__ __‘ “ _ __ » ~ ,__ __ i _-_. , --- .e . ._ ‘ -

. _ ;»` r‘;¥`¢iI- if ' ’ f 1~r»“!*~.-~i" ~'~1-‘"5 ‘” ‘ ef' * ‘ fi “"‘ ‘

. = + . » ~» ~= ~ e e e l ,__

G v 7

. 3 c

-_ _ ~ _,ii -- , ~ ` _ M..

~ »

' ' ; Q i ’ J I

vet the I'

_._ :___ ____._.,_..f_.,_ 1»

`¥~

,___ i ,._ :j¢___ J ., " 4-. '__;,_i'-_._ -.~,-;_‘;.‘__,,:. _ ____ 4

. , __ - ,_ ._ ._.

_ f y .“;,_~¢.== ~ _ .2=:.,'1"

_ -_ _ .. ` ' . .J J'

. + 1 __ __ _ V ~~ ‘ "* _» ._

' _ A I l I 1 _ A » __ _ *_ Q _~ '» _,». ._ _~` '_ _-_ T. 4' *=._,.¢,__.;.,#-. .___

» M" ° E ORN* ~ e . i so -J

-_ with rape 'I * ' _ , : _ _ i ,H t .~ P __ r ~ I' I

. . ~ _ ~ ~ _ _ _ _ __ _ » " -i at _ = . g A

B-rantisnnn issi. r L I I ' I ‘ 'I _ . ` e is f e w It

_ _ °“Af"j_"°7TET°WN- PRINCQ li§ff#*D ISLAND- FRIQAY. DECEMBER 1.1900. Pnicr. Two. d|:l1'l.

sun it iiaiirax ui be

Paid off `

_`-.___ -

Q 4

GBVERNMENI fREP(§lRTS

*__

Are Late as Usual-Factory rife -W. c..r. uofucers I

I I

Elected. F

B0\v'ER_\`)l I:I.\"l` REPORTS DELAYED.

0r'r_i\\' _\,Dec. 6.-(Special).-Apparently the department reports are to be late aa; gaunl. as the chief of the Printing Bureau complains that very little copy is beingl received.

9oi.ni1-ms \r.u'risc: ron 'rnnm mir.

HALII-`AX. Deo. 6.-(Special)-The

soldiers who arrive on the Parisian are

still here waiting to be paid 011'. I

sins ix rm: xans PIANO racronr.

Woonsrocx, Ont, Dec. 6.-(Special.»)-

An incendiary lire at the Karn Piano Factory did much aamageiueiudinir the destruction of thirty pianos. -

il C. T. U. OI-‘I-‘ICI-IRS RF-I-ILECTEI).

Wasnixuronr, Dec. 6.-(Specia_l.i ~The

W. C. T.I'. national convention re< elected

last year`s odicers.

WEAKXESS OF HOSPITALS.

Saidto be Incapnble of Curing One of the the Most Dearlly_Disenscs of the Age. I

Ionrnrai.,Dee..'i.-Mr.Willisin Brownlcy tells nn alarming story of utter failure of the hospitals to cure him of Bright's Disease. I-Ie was treated in the best hns- 'tals both in Canada and the United gltntes. They :uve him up as incurable. ledical science had failed; the nospitnls were powerless to help him. Nevertheless Hr. Brownley is cured. Dodd’s Kidney Pills cured him and he is a well man to-

daSYays Mr. Brown himself, “I have been a subject to Brights Disease of the Kidneys for twenty years. I have been in all_the best hospitals of Canada and the I nited States. I could get no relief. Ihavejust. finished eleven boxes, of Dodd`s Kidney Pills and am completely cured. I am a locomotive engineer and well-known, so many_ca.n vouch for this statement."

I Wonicwiitm’ WANTED.--Eight, workmen, some machine herds, some bench hands,also as smart boy to learn ‘lip-_ holsterinz. _ Aoply it or Factory'-Mark Wright &.

Co. 1. d&w lw

The

Farmer’si

Boot

_ _

Mads of the best grain leathori. ilnned from 8 to ll months, 'Biol' proof, bellows tongue, clump sole. thb real thing for the inud, our own make

GOFF BIl0r.

EWEN MQUIIUIIBALL

Geneml Agent, Commission'

_ _ Merchant and Auctioneer., `<

-3*;

'iP. O. Box 333

I I

`P‘P

ns' ~¢

Odioe and Rooms : 73 Great I

'WCG Charlottetown, P. E~- Illqllld.

t° “"5 ”°1`ifh¢l‘|¥ to westerly winds,

L_.;-

,_ gh; EURO of the Princess yesterday’ iincu e 922 boxes of cheese, valued at

$8-5°0~ Shipped by Mr. Horace Haszard tor i t._l\¢ English market. `

SThe schooners Brilliant, P. and E. mall were discharging coal yesterday for

Messrs. Peake 8: Co. Both cargoes were run of mines,

Mr. Walter Matheson is loading the

sch. P. and E. Small with a cargoot hay, °*_iS» P0l»ltoes. turnips, etc. Thcjschooner

will be ready tosail during the early part of the week. I _

_ I i'l he S. S. Cohan sailed yesterday morn- _ lngnt 6a. m. for Sydney. She rename gr; _‘ibm D0rt with ~anotherea.i°goIco|il"£¢ir i Bros. & Co. - -

The s_ s. Hmm; with ami-gs for Masai., Carvell Bros. left yesterday morning for St. John's, Ntld.

_Mn N. Rattenbury is loading t-he Jessie .\ewell at Summersiile and the Life Boat at Charlottetown with oats for the Picton market. f

- C-O€

cmcaco ivi/lkxers. _

Cnioaco, Dec. 6. _(Spe¢ig)_ The

follow in gare the closing rates: Jan. wiieimoi. --_ Pork $11.25. - I May, Wheat.-73§. Corn 36§

A CHRISTMAS NUMBER.-

From the standpoint of illustrations. The Canadian Magazine surpasses itself in its Christmas Number. This is an age of pictures, and the quality of tl.os: presented in this issue are suilicent io engenderenthusiasin in the most sluggish of patriots. The reproductions ofcharacter- _. istic bits of Cansda’s Scientific Splen- d mrs are done in colors most eKectively. ‘1‘helistIofcontentslsjustas co _ There areispecial pocms__ by Ethelwyrrj Wotlldnld. .B_Ye__BrDd1ique, Wiltx~ed Cainp_bell,¥'r'nhklin _Gndhby and Elizabeth Roberts Macdonald, all well- known singers. There are short Stories by Virna Sheard, Arthur Stringer and _ une Fayrer Taylor. all bright and characteristic. J. liacdonald Oxley write a most interesting article on The Bank of Montreal, giving considerable attention to the circumstances of its foundation and its early history. Alfred Edmonds writes of The Young Idea. in Japan, while ‘ John A. Ewan takes us to. the other end of the _worldto see Mrs. Kruger at Home. The colored cover represents Johnny _,» Ca.nuck‘s Christmas. As a souvenir to send abroad nothing could surpass the pecial issue of Can ada‘s national

ublication.

The Presbyterian Review.

- _.___ P

The Presbyterian Review, published by

The Poole Publishing Company, Toronto, contains a large amount ot interesting matter in its issue of ov. 29, just to hand. I On the front page of the cover is an ex- cellent picture of the Bev. D. C. Hossack, 'M. A., L. L. B. editor. There is also an illustrated article on the work of Rev. Win. Meikle, who has been stated pastor of Cooke`s Church, Toronto, during the V vacancy; also on Rev, A. B. Winchester, minister°elect of Knox Church, Toronto, on Rev. A. J. McLeod_,la.tc Principle of the Regina. Industrial School, The number contains an excellent reproduction of the cantraliiignres of those about the Moder- ~ ator's desk at the Historical Moment when thc Covenant of Union was signed unit- ing the two Scottish churches. The news of the churches is exceptionally well arranged, and of the advertising pages the most interesting is the full~page illin- :rited showing the mlills and Toronto' and Montreal warehouses of The Consolidated Pulp & Paper Company, Limited.

_ "”"i"“”`

Chathm` well knolwn as Barber. Ts N

, writes Jn e 22. 1932 “I “U

cheerfully recomnien Bent1ey's Liniment whichl find is better than any other. ’ -if

4 freer *avr

. _B_ _ i | if

‘ 141# Bnnygr use in bindings

of s‘ England

cignbined for

Gifts.

..._ v-"

iz §ii`r§le°ankifd6ublé-breasted. also tweefi :

"\_§_//_L_

\n_ ‘tif

very brief containing only one sentence, that Parliament was callad to make

HOLDING 0F

» _ . D8

f - is i. that originally man had no knowledge of “

i>iuLii> _

NEW YORK, December 4.~The Rev ii A est of ‘ f

William D. McKinnon, n pri Cali- who has been'_made a

Catholic army-chaplain, iuivkich

deal _

conversation with Arc Manila one day I

thought, would be'

91.*

bishop of whnt he _

the islands to

threw up his hands and said he

oently was Evelyn B. Baldwin, command' ant of the Baldwin-Ziegler Polarexpedi- i-ion. The purpose of the voyage, he says, is to purchase equipment to be used in connection with next years work in the Arctic.

He will confer with officers of the

British Antarctic expedition relative to the scientific work to be accomplished. _

___.t__.__

Prize-fighters Disqualified.

The disqualification of a prize-fighter

f ir profanity in Massachusetts show that the Puritan State is determined to impart n moral tone to the ring. ' _

. ~ _ '_

Tonight

Just before retiring, ll your Iver In

bilious, constipated, take? (on oi

Hood's` Pills

and y_¢u'ii so an rim in immersing.

a . . . » . . ~ » ~ n » a . . - » . . . ¢ . . . . | ¢ ¢ » » . - - - . » - . .... _ .

; Mmrfs ni~:AnY-ro- I' Men's suits,made : 1 PUT-ON sUi'rs. :ot imported tweed, 1 1 'in large checks 2

1 mixtures and naviy blue serge, well 1 I made and tr mme ,at $6,$T $8. Hen’s I

I suits, well made, of good wearing.: ; _Scotch tweed, in different shades wit ; I I generous facing, at $9. ~» » $l0. liIen’s I : 'ts ' bl :

,Rock Island

sluggish, out oi tune and y _feel dull#

sui , in navy ues _ _seige, 'T also medium shades' I (ftvroed, at $9. '

:ch 't I Cla ti : swi§5?$iz§s°iif`i°.ia¢. _fa cn. ° -; 2 Y ~4i\"I‘n_es8cFri.:

. . - » » » »nnqnnngsa-»¢¢.....¢..»...~»..-.......

_. ~ . . - . . . . ¢ » . . . - . . . . . . . . .,»,¢ . . ~ - . . - » » ~ » .ss.

. -.

I I Shorey’s black D. B. Serge suits, soft I

aul’s ’Nicoi : finish, very dressy suit worth $,yours 1

I I fo1;t§6.7ox.t Sl_;orey’s l_:la_<?__pr_7iilue I ,isu ,e__ eu we orwn r,: i~n.B. ‘E .1 I? fi

_L two or three suits of a kind. if !°\1l"I

~ 2 iglze siiiongsftgeiti yours _ ,Z 01' ;.a&_ , _ _ I; 1 ouyinggit if Wi* ~

_ mare p cewas$11.onrpceZ

&_ _ _ - »: $7.50,seelrhem a big lot`of tweed suits :' ` 'll ' worth from $1tlto$14. not more than °

E in _ _

§"'°“'“"T°"_'°'i"'if'ss»a¢rri. ?'°°s°ls¢\» vuthana

3 ~ . ¢ » ¢ - ¢ »so

1 Men’s suits in Scotch :_ -» .` imported : "'

American Sugar American Steel and Wire American Tobacco Brooklyn Transit -

Burlington

Continental Tob.

Federal Steel

Federal Steel Prid Louisville nnd,Nashville New York Central -

135i

43 106i

71 135? 34.5 49§ 76 83 143 1l4§

St. Paul 1263 Tennessee Coalnnd Iron - 74

Slj

Union Pac Pr’fd UnitedStntos Rubber

_ 2%

A CENTURYS COMMERCIAL

_ _diernia;ny's colonial budget shows ai

v-< ‘ i

»- V _ _“j .

, -_ ~;ii__ i

' » ' lei. _! f

Evolution I

\ -. \

ic;

I.¢Cllll' b

I of Summerside in Zion

The school room of Zion1Church was well

filled last evening. the occasion being a lecture by Rev. W. H. Smith, M. A. of Summerside on The Evolution of Consci- ence. Rev. D. B. McLeod, Pastor of the Church, presided very happily, Th; lecturer treated his subject with all grnvit-yas befitting one of the greatest themes that could occupy the human mind. Formerly the conscience was

_thought to be of Divine origin. More

SPB§GH- / recently the theory had been'

presented that man had been evolved

LONDON, Dec. 6.-(Special).-The _Queens Speech was read to-day. it from a lower order of creation and thel

sense of right and wrong had been evolved n man Darwin. who held this view, had

I .

provision for the expenses of the armies in China and Africa. ' ,‘ 5tl1|l¢hll`&¢i»¢!`i9¢d ¢0ll60i¢l\0¢&Sth¢ highest

product of human life while bellevi

God or of conscience. After making a

The Origin o!Species he concluded that the I

_ conscience as entirely, of supcrnnhrnlgl w

ii ’ ~

orilrin. He quoted from Paul s Enlltll to the Romans 2:15 to show that the moral law was I

divinely implanted tiiculty. The dclled I

at some length with the situation in the lto even contemplate such li catastrophe. me p°"°n°d and the sured °°F5.°I°°°° _

Philippines trom a Roman Catholic stand-I and he believed the only hope for religion 5;” ¢°U°h;d U_l90?t_:'m\ W0 t;‘ld____0°|lf° Paoxnun "nan Int' PART’ point. in the archipelago was for ‘America to_ ‘§°'"_’°9 ° 90° °_ 95% “D00 9 0 0 Hnnypuominentnelnonngnnpntml Father Mckinnon does not hesitate to retainpomession there. I might add that Uh* "1dl'Id\l°»1» llld “D011 SOCIGW- TM ,B an “Imam

cfend the administration from theattfick more than once I heard Archbishop |°°Wi'° W” "VY ¢l0°¢|Y Mid 01%!-rl! ._ '

upon it by some Catholics in this country,, Chapelle t-he apostolic oelesrate, express 1'@“°°“°d °“l» and M|ll_lil‘llbl.Y WI‘i\'»i»¢¥l- Ii cnrmnnx srnxw nouns.

who have charged that it has acted in the 'the same opinion. _ held the °l°3eSt *WI'¢UI»_\0“ Of ¢V¢l'Y 05° in Philippines in iintagonisin to the church‘s “In the llrst session of Aguinaldds Con- the °»\1dl°U°¢ fl`°m b°2illl1il\8 00 We Bild Chndmn “ld” in "W ¢|°i°\UW\& Y interest. The priest declares Archbishop gress they passed a law conliscating all °f the h°\1l` °¢°\|Di¢d"iD IDS d¢llV¢1'Y- ntrewing Iowan in H151. '_ Chapelle, the apostolic delegate to the church property and expelling all priests The "te °f thmks W” m°"d by Hr. ---.-_....._...._..,_, I

Philippines,and the Archbishop of Manila Not only` that but they showed by their .¥°Cl`¢ld! Of THE GUARDIAN Bild Seoohfl- GRAM” gm! BUQLQQ share his views. actions they meant to enforce this law as ed by-PPOL B-°b¢\‘t8°l§ 0f Pl'_il1C¢ 0! Wales mme _'nt 'mn th” .R an “ni

_The Rev. E. J. Vattmau, the Catholic they imprisoned every priest they could C°||¢8¢- "|10 Paid tributes I0 91° "°h°l“"` Mob!!

ehapiamat Foro sueridan,ii1I., zo whom get their hands on We succeeded in lr lwwrer and his highly thvusht-ful and __ theictter was written has just made it releasing from their hands over 400 of IUWUSUUS ld‘U'°°°~ It WIBWU 50079,!! public. Father l(¢Kinnon says in partz. .. these unfortunatos. All wereworked in Wfwd bi UW *\ldi¢‘\°¢ "ld 31llf»lb|7 5°’ “You ask. mewhnt would be the future chain gangson the road, having on their k“°Wl¢d8¢d I1! Uh°1°0l»\l!'¢l'- T|\¢ Nl¢I'°l\° ` the church there, provided zhqtthere ll backs placards bearing the most insulting il Alfh¢U1 Was SUU8 It U51! 01084? Of UIC

were a change in the administration.” In ‘ inscriptions." meeting. ?;c'_I*°‘°*°'\ne_ F"°‘°&_“ ii' ‘U U;

s' ' I I " 1 ‘ --¢» nal value from dbg..

Auoiher North Pole Hunter. I I A I New Ships for America. "2'§ai‘.ilT§'e"'i£`“§°*

___ NEW YORK STOCK LIST ___ _ e

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Among the pass- -_-1 m

“gem who sailed on the Campana:re__ Closing prius Dem 6 Announcement was made to-day of a ' ° ’

building program by the Anchor line. 0'

Four immense ships will bn constructed .m|;_ ;1'||¢|g|» W sn' _" . for the New York trade, and in honor of _ 5! |°l’|1\¢\¢ Wil U I the United States one of these will be L ` I `*""'°"'" ' " 1' "“"'.“"“°

called the Columbia. The Columbia will be ready for service about January, lm! Another nhip, yet unnamed, is to have a< greater speed than the Columbia, and will _ cross hom the North River to the Clydol

construction, and will be known as the Calabria and Perugia, after provinces of Italy and Sicily. These two ships are intended for the Mediterranean irade,nnd will be ready next March or April.

Germany s Deficit.

Church. 1

numberof citations from the author oli-

I evolution theory does not explain the

ducts, and proceeded to present the

' 0l‘f»l\0d0X VIGW which recognises

in less than seven days. I Two of the vessels are now in course of_

‘ 9 ‘ To-de.v°sPi-obabilifiesf . . I I I I I If fl ' I “Tp "3 ""“I"IJ°='““`°'°

S ,_mm_ Dm 6__(SW____)__M_________Qui-:EN s snatch. oPr_:NiNc PAiu.iAMr:N'r._

DIVINE KRUGER

__ _

-lv' ' _‘

mann...

“f‘3°“*°f°‘f¢f'1Si*i@*“S'iiii iiaiiaia nl vl

a .

There ltcsllu

;“-*N5 M_“‘.“’-I Film iiowisiis las smvl

_ ~____ze

° YR°"~ W°'H°$“““"ii im nu-in nano

En lime-Pele MRD' _ 'ri-aiu, .

__.

PJPE UNDERGOB AN 0PKlA1'l0I»

son. im. o._-gsmiaii-A 'Un me

ation was performed WGIIQK I Q tumor under the P_ope‘n arm. Q D UU nmineéstng ffvunblr-

Loan nonnnrs i.nrr ron carl NUI.

Dunnau, »»0.-Qpei)-K ssmmisrg me can have and ima #mu uma in new uisquann ami or ieumnnéu ann ik Inn been iigiiunaiiiiwsxunsvsiilnn priviiqnesiiueeyimnqioiimunnnn nohlglily.

KR. KRUGER ARMY. IN lLCU‘» I ‘rar Bloom, on. 0.-(Session-le*l»

arrived from Cologne and wnsfvh L greatwnlcome.

ILL IQIDI I8 IIOLLKRIL

In theSsaHil Chhihne announeedthnt lr.Kaqu-'£1

aug# "tam somethin' .M tm!

“‘°.?.'l't*‘ P

mmn é:u ~.\ - --

iiiiif

so fc' ii is; qi

`:--Vl\l‘l`-»

I .Kari r’

____ d1_:_ o re tenue5;_)a;____eornparcd with ex F

Very suggestive indeed of the enormous

pol 1111280 $6, , . Thlnisa regular yearly feature. No Germain colony or

material progress of the century which idependency pays its wa . Ncithe b G

has now only a month more to run are

I Y, I

the way, does any American dependency

_ . i

l‘.I..i‘."<5.Z’...f.`i’.'i.‘3'i'§§...‘i’.iS.I§'..B‘.’;...i’;; “’°‘“ AND TOY ,

of Statistics, in the North American Review.

At its beginning (IXDH-ho total vnlvb otall the commodities intcrchnugod by

the nations was estimated at ‘$l.5iD,GD,C{I‘,.

At its ond it isestimated that it willbe fill! $3‘l.W?.0W.illl- '

In 1804 the population of the world'

asostimnted Malte-Brun, was 6&,0w,~ we twin: is is shout 1.5wZ0w.000--

at while kfthe ninteentli century the

world's popnlntion has increased by_ 135

.percent., its international I exchanges

have increased by 13 DRUM- i , The bnlkdqthls enormous increase ini

*ratnotinorcnne inthe' lolnlleron wan

Ioommereebetweon -the nations dates of’-_

frolnth _appearance of the first:

Z‘.21'.l’...i....i°.. in mi... mf Safeguards the food

, tehmnllib in IHS, Blot ovellnlldi I " _ misilasaisgnisisubmn-mei 8g3lDSt dill. _ -_ ~ ieismpainissi.-.agianuis mono ,_ .___ ., 8\a\a&m‘X§\nn. _

timn\ntive?_nqo¥all._-le"wIg'k8nn_. ~. .W _

I _ -

_ _, , _ _ _ ~ __ _ _' \_ __ '_ _ .

in _,lc _ `-\ I ,_

Rn fe zAA_

0 IA WCNDERLAND

sua. fm. pine 2 *NU Qfaal d fllfifo I 4

____ __

_FANCYGODDLV

If? ii

_*_

:_ _

» ._ , .¢

_ _ ._ i ~ .Ji . _ ..__~.~_'_ _

A s

_ . - -\ » _,~' __' . ‘~ ~“““"' »,~t» .1 ‘

=.__!°*..1:i,_ ‘ -_ _,ky .,- ___ _ -» ~ A-A '.~ f » ,v , , _,L y o - ~_-» vv ”

'_ ~, *fr 2

~ ' ‘ __ - _"F _ 5

K 'v

wi.

mimi. an ii.. ima.. .ii us

_ iii

i_\

_. i