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FRIDAY. DECEMBER 22, lllli.

THE RAILWAYWATER SUPPLY.

The Prince Edward Island Railway at

' its Charlottetown terminal is a large

e consumero! water which has hitherto

. been supplied by the city. Originally

some 86(1) a year was paid, which as the

. ,consumption grew larger was increased

I 0 e to 8750 a year and more recently to $1000

II.

year. ,Some time ago a change was

_ made placing the Railway on the meter

F0 r t h e ` system at the rate of' 20 cents per 1000

ignllons. It is to beobserved in this con-

nection that- the opening of the Murray lluibor Railway will cause increased con-

Smoker _

Of unusual excellence and

novelty is our assortment ..-

smokers’ requisites, bought

Brier Pipes, b 0 -

gents are not tc issue through tickets. Ve trust that these definite arrange-

ments for keeping the travelling public ,usposing of some c,,,.R,,eb of p,,0d,,ce_ ffgrn $8,00 1° l5.00 fgf $4.50

Cigar Holders, ,,

Ash Trays, ‘ .~<)aV1Vi1ri gallons is about twice the rate paid

Smokers’ Cabinets, li

Pipe Rests, f

Pipe Racks, 0

and other useful articles. ii

Prices are most reasonable 2

Quite naturally the Railway authori- es are not willing to have the payments

for water so rapidly increased. After paying for some years twice the amount

hich they paid at first they object to

TIIE WINTER SERVICE

It is gratifying to receive from Mr.

Lyons, the General Passenger Agent of the I. C. R. a copy oi the official memo sent toall station agents of that line in regard to winter communication with Prince Edward Island. The circular be- fore us should enable passengers to and from the Island to obtain at anytime and at any station between Sydney, Halifax or St. John and Montreal precise infor- mation aa to the winter steamer connec-

5 tions.

Provision is made for placing bulletins

at all stations on receipt of telegraphlc advices from Moncton as to the time cf

arrival and departure, or any detention ofthe winter boats, on what routes they are plying. 850. The circular notes that the S. S. Stanley leaves Summerside for Tormentine daily except Sundays at 7 oclock in the morning and leaves the latter point to return at L30 in thc after- noon, circumstanccs permitting. A special train to connect 'with the Stanley leaves Sackville daily at 7 o`clock in the morning for Cape Tornientlne. und leaves

Murray Hn-bor norm-nec, le-The

larmersofthiasection have about com plated their fall work

Wm Mol-Ierron is about disposing of

Pest of his valuable iuim to Frank F

Bishop of White Sands. Mr. Bishop has always beenbonaidered a farmer of the first cial! Y-IDG. _Ind being so closely connected with Mr. Mciierron and having so many close friends in this part of the country, he deemed it a prize in securing

a farm with such advantages as this one R

has. N0 doubt all in the vicinity are pleased to have Mr. Bishop in their midst. _

Hect0rC. Irving one of the sta!! ofi

Neil McD0nald`s store is now visiting friends at Cambridge. Hector is n hustler and deserves this rest. The fair sex are impatient for his return.

Gavin McLure,the genial tail0r,ie doing

u rushing business. He has now six hands at work und proposes opening a gent’s fur- nishing store in the spring.

Archie McLeod, contractor, has com-

pleted an up-to~date coal house for Benjamin Glow. The rough part of tht* structure was done by Ed. McLean, now in Sydney, where all trust he will find employment. The interior of this house - ison scientific principles and is all Mr

McLeod's own invention. . A

a further increase cn the terms laid down 'Vh by the Water Commissioners as above b

Tight and Sold 1ow_ stated to '10 cents per thousand gallons

_ _ of measured water. \\'e understand that

l\'l¢ef5Ch3u1n Pipes; this rate is being paid only till other

Clgaf C3535’ Withoutgoing into details wcunder- \

louble the rate that is paid by the Inter-

the conditions are more or less Similar to

CIg3.l'S IH l)OX€S Of IO, 2_5 what ¢hey,,,.¢|,e,.e_ 1,, ,, word’ rather are still advancing and brcakingull past

than ,my me ,.,,w5,,0,,,. demanded the records from month to mont-h. Thlsis

and 50' R abundantly gratifying to all patriotic

Canadians.

handsome saving as compared with thc Occnt rate, and arrangements to this

nd more favorable arrangements can emade.

and the contention of the Railway

uthcritles to be that 20 cents per thou- fu,

prnate consumers on the average,

nd five times the actual costof delivering

he waterat the R.uiIwayStatiou andabout

oloniul at Truro at other points where

ailway will be forced to supply itself in nother way, which can be done ata

e latter place to return as soon us may

As to the winter service via Pictou it is

mentioned that the Steam Navigation Company`s bouts are still in service, but u

route to and from the Island will wholly aviwintefl 1- J- P- and Commissioner

obviate I-he inconveniences experienced in

mst' yea" in regard w this imp°rmm". \Vm. Irving a valuullle horse. \Vm. V "‘““°f- Her-de\'H0r\iS|10\\' cu\i>|0y@<i ilttlnlz uv Floor Rugs . _...$2.00 to $9.50 .

The trade and revenue of the Dominion |

An _-\\1s\ru`lian writing to The Toronto

John Mc1"r\dyen, the talented iron and A

tin worker, is rushed with business. He A has lately hadalargejob, :plumbing and A

' putting in sc\vers,elc., in Dodd Irving`s A

after the steumer`s arrival.

ing to the uncertainty of this service

this country when quite a young man. A

Neil McDonald, Esq, has just returned

from Nova Scotia where he has been

ly informed as to the conditions of the \Vin. 1\IcLuro, E.~<|, has lately been

This is a long [uit want. supplied.

Lemuel Kennedy has purchased from

his stable which no doubt will be a good W

women suili-r, no surer remedy exists

carucstly desires; they uproot disease, and bring strength that lasts till old nge.

“N0 medicine could be more beneficial

or Motl\cr,l"atIre_r and Sister or;--Brother, _

Meeting

E slanl

ci`_ The will be Great

of 11

- I m.P|0Xl¢l mul! De l¢fiZ with the ca--hi

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eta' uit. ¢..e`fu11‘y,-ia... jao vous cH1usrMAs-

atleast one day gievgaxztétlic met-ling!

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Charlottetown, Nov 30, lcashim

'SHOPPING it $118’ ` l ' xmdfwtwwxm ' 905'

V ' 1 -DlVld¢lI¢_l Notice (I _0 E; »----t.e.l.~uf__r._

Novemb ~

Notice is hereby given elliiiit' Oilily

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_FOR YOUR-LADY FRIEND.

furjscket.. ....| $3o.00t0$l0o.c0

yearly dividend _cf 8 pm- ,.,_,,, lm annum on the ca ital stock of thi. 1,-,uk has been declared) payable at it. li.-ful.

- ing House on and after the mul. juni

. nary, 1906. The Transfer liouks will bc

closed from December 18111. lot.; 1,,

,, January 2nd. 1906, bout .nys i...1l.;,,,.,

By order Joi ntlihe Board: `

. .DAv1so \._ -.

Charlottetown. Nov.3_l, 1905 N' L mmf'

12-ldfw twwlm.

furlinedjacket for....... 25.10

fur lined cape............ .. . ....5.oo, 10.00, 15.00 good rweedor clcthjacket . 5.0oto 20.00 good clothskirt.... ... ............1.oo, 2.50upto 9.00

house llnb Cambrifiulli. Mr. Mc1"Mlye“ Girls tweed jackets and sisters, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.50 to 10.00

former y elonged to ussia and is now Fur Juckét in Gle Persian Lamb_ A pretty wcll advanced in years, coming to Seal’ Astrachau andsRus5iag'LambV~‘ $25.00’ 30.6°. 4o_o°'s°_oo_to 80.00 following valuable building lots;

in I th’t0wn for Sale.

The undersigned oiicrs for salt- tu.-

4Iots on the east side of U i.

good Seal Jacket for $35.00 ` " Hillsborough Street l l i 1 pi"

85 Ladies’ §ood. warm jackets ranging in- price frontage on sneewf 5§l;elt ldiliilllxl

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ending back 75 ieet.

' 2 lots on the west side ci Grill...

Street each havin a frontn-t

g V i

Street of 50 feet and exteiuliugi liillili 75 ieet

_ ooldoormats(English) .. . . 17510225 S It V,_ , wb' -Lace Curtains. .. . .. ....50c to $9.50 pr. Ugpero H§?sbo3)1§2hWes;,|i`l,1;v,lf;;

W0,,,,,,N WITH “,EAKNE5S_ Carpet Sweepers.. . 3.00 to 4.00 8

'lable Covers. .. . 6oc to 11.00 and extending back ygleet. l`lii_sl.»t

and such goods as these make “ml “fe “°“' I” P'°g'°SS'

We have outlined so much of the mat-

€SP€Cl8.lly SCCCPIQIDIC glftS. ter in controversy in order that our citi-

zens may understand the situation and also for the purpose of assisting in bring-

ing about a solution. The Railway is

' , , able and appears to be willing to paya

fair rate. The City on its part cannot

. i'l'crd to lose so goods customer the

The Medical Hall. " `

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Om-' ` ‘in

C553 QERVIG ”“`

Passengers, baggage, etc., conveyed

more especially as with the new main recently laid down, our water supply is

now abundant. “Ie therefore think the \Vater Commissioners ought to be con- tent with it rate to be agreed upon

\vhlch will pay the City well and at the

anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc- same time help to lighten the burdens of

Donald 81 i\lcKiunon’s Drug Store or at stables, Sydney Street, near Steve-

other water consumers :ind prevent thc

|0n’s Corner. _]. M.NlCliO1,SON, ,necessity of the Railway creating an

1-28 (I 1 yr Telepllone N0 253 _‘g

ndependent system. It is to be observed

that if the Railway once provides its

---: nwn water supply it will be for all time

13,3 The

und the City will lose a large sum annu- ally which thc taxpayers must make

good. ' ' V

The clly of Winnipeg' by an overwhelm-

avor of municipal lighting, and this in

V... 'UV `

ing vote, 2,172, to 717, has declared in

“~'\'--’ of the f

'-._ if Family ,,

.~ y, J Spring wheat makes 5 f , _strongilour suitable for _X V/ bread only--lacks the - 19 -I ticlicacv :ind ilavor ofthe ' `

if Beaver

,i_. l, ,

Flour

ii I-loud of both, combines

‘j ->'-‘S-2

face of the adverse report of an expert

n the cost of a new plant and the rea'

onublcness of the present rate _for light-

.- ing.

The erection of, such handsome new

1' I » Z /'i Pall “Imam railway stations asthose of Kensington

and Alberton naturally suggests that effort be made al. some adornrnent of the grounds beside all the stations on the

ine where space is available. All travel-

lcrs are aware of what has been done in this way in New England and at many points in Canada. A little plot devoted

- tlzc bc-st qualities Of to plants and flowers adds greatly to

hlnnluibn Hprlng Wheel finial-in Fall Wheat.

_ it is the best family flour.

.\lukcs light nutritious i

bread ; delicious pastry.

_'ma

the attractiveness of a railway station, and we must remember that all our tour

st visitors pass these stations and toa

considerable extent .illflile ""3 U°“"“'V

nd its people by first impressions gather

L I

\Vorld states that Sara Bernhl1rdt`s critic- lsm of Canada as being destitute of sculptors and painters is just, and he

attributes tliefactto the entire absence of art galleries. He says there is uota town in Australia or New Zealand of

50,000 people that has not a fine art gal- lery, while many smaller towns such as Nelson, N. Z., with but 20,020 have highly creditable public collections of paintings and statues.

Russia is now undoubtedly in the

throes of revolution. Public sentiment

grown with rapid strides while the Czar and his counsellors have shown a react-

ionary tendency, supprcssing public meet- ings and the free expression oi' opinion in the press, and resorting to the old tactics of drngooning the people into s.l~_iect sub- mission. Henceforth we look fora trial

of strength between arliltrary power and the people, the immediate outcome of which will depend upon ho\v far thc soldiers can be depended upon to shoot down and massacre the Czar`s dissaifeetecl

subjects.

..._...,.___..

COLD SETTLES IN THE BACK.

Irhits people in a tender spotnnd make

it mighty hard L0 bruce up. Nci-vllin takes that kink outof your spinal column in short order; it so0i.hes,tI\ut`s why relief comes so soon.Ncrvlllne px-.nc|mtes.that`s why it cures. Five tlmcs stronger than ordinary remedies. Nc-rvillne can t fail to cure lame hack, lumbago, sciatica and neuralgiu. Nerviline is instant death to all muscular pain. For nearly fifty years it has been the largest selling linlment in

_._...__

S'r.Joiuv, December 20.-J. G. Taylor,

than Dr. }Iamllt0n`s Pills" writes Mrs. Mary E. Ayrton ot' Victoria. “I have been strengthened, my digestion ishet-

te`ri I have improved color and N

fce considerably better since us ing Dr. Hamilton's Pills." Sold everywlierc, 250. pci* box or five boxes for one dollar.

T0 DIE FOR ATI EMPT ON LIFE. `

CoNs'1'l\N'l'1.\'01>Ls, Dec. 20.-Edward

Joris, the Belgiwn. and three others charged with participation in the attempt to assassinate the Sultan last July were sentenced to death by the native court.

Canada. Better try it. I

To ST. N. late Wm. Pickering, Sea View.

local manager of the board of conimei-re,l AL l3¢‘l“<l\1f= OH the llitli Inst. Mrs. _

will attend I0 the winding up of the York Cillllffllle MUKHIDH- H804 93. Wife Of 3l'UCl€S- Loan company in this town. ‘John McKenna. ' Sweaters.

Other alleged nccompllccswere conlmitted to penal servitude for life and ten persons charged with the same crime, who have

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eeieis 5.50 . liters .. ............3.75t05.5o verccats.....................»..................... 5.oot0x3.o0 nts ...5octo1.50 ests 50 veralls 2 5c to .65

For thc Men

» Tweed suits 83.75 to $12.00

. 5 - . b . . , . in favor of constitutional liberty has'“0i- 9°" ilfleel-eil “GIG SPMGIICEG t0 Serge Suits - 6.00 to ,zoo

The said six lots lie iiimi-.<li.-in-ly

north oi' the residence of Dr. Antin- on, lately J. D. Reid.

frontage on Street of _-,ri lm

F" "H “""“k"°"‘5 frm" “"‘i°h “ms ‘md Squares for rooms. . . . . . . .. . . . . . .3.oo, 7.00, 11.00 up to 30.00 lies immediately opposite the mi. nu... Dr. llinniltons Pills. Tl..-y main- Tapestry, Scotch. Brussei. Velvet or Axminster Carpet at any price ac- dence oi Dr. Anderson.

tain thu' bracing health every woman so cordlng to size of the r0om_

For thc Boy ,

ori'clksuits............ .........$:.~.o0t0$4.oo

Fancysuits......... ................1.45t0 5.75

ycsuits ..3.75to 9.75

Sailor sults............... ""2.9oto 8.50

It is impossible to procure a more

desirable locality for residences than th-se lots eilord.

Terms easy and a good title givcu.

W. S. STI-I\\'AR'l`.

. DesBrisay Building, Ch'town.

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Dunli_g_ra|Jh

QE 151-4

death' -i-_` Worsted suits 10.00 to 1400 in Uubullllcat'

A Certain Cure For Croup. Worsted pants ` 2.50 to 3.75

Tweed pants

lue and black Beaver over Coats

Fancy tweed over coats

Duck reefers . M

Sheep skin lined reeiers

Leather and corduroy reefers

Frieze reefers

Beaver reefers '

Brown and grey ulsters V

have used Chambe1I’nIn's Cough Rcniedy irizsbes

When li child shows symptoms of croup I

there is no time to experiment with new 'l remedies, no matter how highly they may l be rec0mmend_ed. There is one prepara- tion thut can always be depended upon. It has been in use for many years and has never been known to fail, viz: Chamber- lalu's Cough Remedy. Give it and a quick cure is surc to follow. Mr. M. F. Compton of Market Texas, says of it “I

ln severe cases of croup with my children, g

and can truthfully say lt always gives

prompt relief." -For sale by all drupzgists. J

For the Men Folks From the

Gent’s Furnishing Dept.

BORN.

At Wood Islands West, on the 18th

December lnst., 1005 to Allan J. and Mrs. Mac-lllillan, s son. N.. ___

MARRIED.

4 At the residence of the hride‘s mother Dec. 20th, 1905, by Rev. E. J. li-attee, B. A. .inines A. Woodside, Darniey and Loretta F. Pickering. youngest dnugllter of the

IIIED '

A combinationfsweater in blue and wl1lte,crlms0n and white. $3.50. Roll collar sweaters for 1.25 to 1.75,

Good Jerseys at 75c, 1.00, 1.25. Strong knit shirts 750. 850 and 85c.

Blue and grey flannel shirts 85c. 1.00, and 1.25.

Serge shirts 1.75 and 2.25. Warm suit underwear 1 oo to 2.50. Mufflers 50: to 1.00.

Knit mufhers 500 to 85:.

Colored shirts 650 to 1.00.

Linen -collar, cuffs and white shirt for 75c and 1 oo for 3

I-25 -° 3-°° ing” Machines

5.00 to 14-50 6.75 to 15.50 2.25 to 3_75 4.co to 6.75 7.00 to 9.50

_ _ 3.25 to 9.00 - 5.00 to 8.50 ' 3.75 to 13.50

The Si1l1plCSf, clciluc si, quickest and cI1c:1pc.s.i duplicating lu.-u-liiuc on the nmrltci. .\`<» dirt, 110 \\';1Sl1ill_i;‘, no Stencil, 110 rollcr, 110 expensive supplies. For both typc\\‘1'itc1' and pe11\vritiu_<;‘. Write for ci1‘ciil;11's and samples of tvork.

PENMAN SL SPRANG,

l\lI'l'.S‘.,

0$C¢C_22 Yonge St., Arcade., 'l`<l- rouio, Out.

IIAIIIEII 81 D00 Lili..

CI‘IARLOTTE'I`O\\'N.

' S0l’e Dealers for P. E. Islnnll.

12-6dmwf6w

I IHEEEMEEE

P. E. I. RBILHIIIIY

ins of this ailway will run duillk l-"""l“?

Men s gloves in Mocha I~.ld and leather ,,,,"c,,,,,,,,.,,,., ,§||,,,,,,,_

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ed I" I-his Way' °||I'“‘°°“h°“°D¢Y» 3 DWI ° ' #wif 'W' 35° Far caps 2.25 topfoégo. - NT°°“`i\'2fN" A up

“' "”' '_' "5 ' Felt hats soft or hard. 5

gfwaya lemsg thaw _li`_Nl;¢ ~° Fulldress white shirts. _ “_ cmmcncn. ititmity nt.. i|ti..i:~-.'». it-3

11 “""" Warm winter ca c. T

ins Outward Stations 'i`iiiii_| I I'“ -"' 'I

PPP p_ 553535

sewn? 5:58; PPPQ? __ raeigpg

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:£223

v, (‘.h town ai

_ 9 I Silk hats 3.00 to 5.00. , . . -, _fn __

S h u S t h e n e 0 r 80 Chriftmas wai~ts sizes 32 to 44 from 3-50 to 12.75 Siilr, French i~lli.y'il/°lvi\l'i`.'i'.'-I`."V illlk Ellgj-,= }_»',',§

_ ilannel, white, cream black and color ci. f.,1'.§'.2l‘.’.i'.1]f1'.lii" :lull mi; 1:,-_-.1

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loo white aprons from 250 to 1.00.

Knitted golf jerseys 1.00 to 4.50.

50 knee wraps for rink use 2.50 to 12,00. A dozen of good towels for the Home $2.00 to 3 oo. A doz 11 of table napkins 1.75 to 3.00.

A good table cloth 2.50 to 3 50. A pair ofblankets 2.50 to 5 oo. A good bed cover 1.25 to 3.00. A warm bed quilt 2.00.

'FOR l`lY LADY

Fancy collars 250 to 2.10. Chaiellne Bags 650 to $5.00. Purses x5c to 2.00

'Pretty fancy hat pins 50 to 500. 11 in

Bottle perfume 250 to 2.25 Large lace ties 600 to 4 10

Bwtenburg collars 250 to 2.10

.Fancy silk ties 25c to 1.25

Plaid silk sasbes 950 to 1.50. A large ssmrtment of bibs 8c to 450.

for XM.l`\S~--Then _our Xp1__a.sp.VV_ic_e makes buying easy--- unit be seen to be 0 reciated ~ -

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