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on the
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1‘Wll_e_r6.Babv» is Alwavs Welcome. ' f'
 Heavy. Cold.
.You feel out of spirits, nervous, no ap-
'lli,’¢¢1our-.‘ .
  iicciias' ,
,nourishes and strengthens the f-nerves,
imlproves the appetite and digestion
an 'gives tone an vigor to the whole
system. _ V
Price 25c a bottle. ,
IGEO. E.. HUGHES.
'V p Apothecaries Hall. rr
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HOCKEY Bi OTS
” We lmvethom in great variety. Boys |135
o.s\.15. Mena' si.: 5 in saw. Ladies’ Box-
C-nlfwtrm lined $2.00, woll worth $2.60 it pair.
'We arejust a little lower in price for the
. alhegoods than other atores.Save yonrmoney
Ta. E. Mei-‘.liciiEN.
- 4 The Shoo Man.
` we wish' our many custom -
ers
We assure you that your
effortswilleverbeioperve
you with the best GRO- _
CERIES at the lowest
possible price. . '
We ask a continuance
. of your kind patronage.
twcar l
Everytling in buf
will be loldfllt
low Egnfe We
t0 Oilr new
Xmas
llfl¢¢°.;:
2 I ~.»
for -
to keep -hislstock
the pastnndl any-
grate ully apprec
Ja i , ‘
 Moiieasilnrs
r
» by Exniss
  Tililill.
Large sizes in aien’s
which we were short
of are now in stock-
Sizes are complete at
the old prices._ p
Men’.s Moccasins
_ i $1-4°
Women’s and Boys’,
Moccasins $1.25
Girls’ lldbccasins 95c
Childreifs . Mocca-
siiilsv  . 75c
Alley & co.
(Snow Shoes expected
this week by express.)
..,l
-A installed by D. G. W. P. John G. Mc-
Fiorida Grape Fruit. ‘
T isin
Cf’-fll’ #EWU GmP¢3~ » I notably the McLean euitivator which,
California Navel Oranges. . vias alight mediacaiisaa. ia used by
Choice able Rs s. -
Fresh Ground C°5¢¢_ p mechanic 'ofatype now becoming rare,
Assmted Frmt Sy|.up5_ having learned his trade in the days
i _ when much of the work now turned out
-Huntley & Palmer B Fancy Big' by factories had to be made by hand in
9 ° Cults' . E e o Psrha s the most im rtant
M -"MCKENNA S lxl'0C¢l'Y, Christie Brown & _VCo's Water ?m_;l;v';°,_ done bg ML Mom” 2°” ,H
Phone }"1_1;)§?,',';,'f:',}°,:°°°z'&E“A Ice w°fer3' connection with the organisation of the
_ ~ ‘ ’ ` ’ _ A550" d M°c°ar°°n3l etcw in ?tLllll'0 Drainage District, asa ncsult
t ai in ii ai nails w tn mai
. _ ims 8 _ w c some w no e
,   - productive land in the valley was re-
Bc & G  claimed from the slough. It is safe to
| * 0 ' saythat,without his persistent energy
~ ° and enthusiasm this enterprise would
. not have been carried through, and the
Removal w. i.....i 11..... A1l=:.:f“‘:.':;:'“f°“°f‘:: s.°..':.:°°:.~i:..f'.‘;-z;
i_.~ ‘V ,/‘__
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If 'I for all time as a mementoof the foresight.
6 _ ,.1 e gg I
  . ‘     Celtic race. His nature was an unusual
' , combination of cautions conservatism
_ Good . and impulsive energy. Keeniy critical
'In Fancy _ S’ - and sagacious in his Judgments, he was
Wllkllig Sticks, f at the same time s man whose}tsellngs
- § were readily moved. I-le had a in-ear
M¢¢fSCh3Um ind - distasteforanythlng-savoring of sham
Briar Pxp¢sl i, 'of the ` old-fsshlorled virtues ‘of justice.
‘ ` 7 sincerity and sim ` |_city. He served two
Perfumes’ 'e`tc°’ .L terms as Town Trustee in Watsonville.
IM. etC., GCC., etc. ; Hia judgement .was valued and his
’ ` counselsou ht bfiuany vrliohsd learnel
.  now until end .Q its veins inf inaiglir, aagaaity sae an-on
 W¢¢Eiw° I `oocu_rrsdouBundsy1iovl9th as the rs-
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L..v.~i M--y ~ ff; 
;  menibsrcf  Uhareh.
Prowse »
` - aa_l»ri.ca..ai...~..i...ia.a ..i..v.’.`..  sh-n---fl M-~ m=N~u1.f. s----iw
mill ilnd something to interest yon. _ _f side mlb; Mill Ella Cameron and Miss
' Al.i.votss either “For Free-Delivery
ior “Against 1l'see,De1lverv"of mall matter
ln' this city should be handed in to this
oillee at once. Extra coupons can he
obtained here free of coat. tf
  _ _ _ _
A n.avMsMoLaar,paatar ei Immanuel Riva.-id°sstl°nls1.w:R»v. W. J. camo-
Blptilt church, Truro was recently
Soarl membersof the quarterly board
I ‘M _
the '"7 1' l ' . _of0,enlauary church called upon Dr. greeted the children and young M0916
,_ _ ,V _ I . -. , S ' . sp.-was oi..~i,....,....,,.,,,.|..,,,..|,i....i him an.i.anai~iaviii..saabat|..schoa1in :hair
7' ~ '  » V ‘ . ` thcoomplimeuts of the season and asked wmlnodious Hall at their annual Christ-
_  \ j ' V ; . hiiaeeeptanco of is Christmas present mas tree and entertainment which was
of $103.-Sun
THE Loi\l's Day Alliance is circulating
petitions asking Parliament, at its :next
s_saSlcu,to enact a Lord’s Day Act for
the'1Doniinlon. The form of petition is
-ln,the,L. D. Advocate for December. It
_la“that sueh legislation be enacted as
will adequately protect everyone lu the
'enjoyment of the Lord's Day commonly
called Sunday, and prevent the doing
on that day of labor, business or work,
excepting work of necessity and mercy.’
Ministers everywhere are asked to circu
n Oni
qualified voters are asked to sign It
is hoped that every elector will be asked,
andthe Alliance be able to present a
monster petition in behalf of the needed
legislation.-Maritime Baptist. These
petitions have been in circulation here
and have been very largely signed.
_ Ecairsa Division, No HB, S. of T., New
Haven met on Tuesday, Dec. 26, and
installed their olllcers for the ensuing
_ quarter. The following officers were
Fadyen and John A. McKinnon acting
Grand Conductor. W. P.-__Ari.hur
Pollard; W. A.-Ethel Livingston; R. S.-
Oatherine E. MoFadycn; A. R. S.-James
VN. R. Livingston; F. 8.-Gordon Mc-
Millan; Trees.-Grace McKinnon, Chap.-
Aiiule Darrach; Con.-Seymour Scott; A.
Con.-Annie Docherty; I. S.-Siptmus
Colwill; 0. S.-Neil McKinnon: P. W.
P.-Frank Boyle; Supt. of Y. P. W.-
,Danlel Lamont. This Division is at
present in 'a flourishing condition having
yinitlated during the past quarter twenty
new members. It is their intention to
visit Heather Division, Long Creek on
Friday, January oth, 1908.
/‘
T __A,,r.a.'rn issue at The Eajaronfaa oi
Watsonville, Cal. hasuuextended notice
of the death of Nell McLean son of the
late Donald McLean, Argyle Shore, and
who leaves three brothers and one sister
,vll.,Allen in Salinas, Cal; John and
jllonaid- in Argyle Shore and Mrs.
f|lloDonald, Bonshaw. The California
‘paper says in part:-Mr. ~ Mc-
‘Lean was born near Charlotte
tow Prince Edward Islan on
r ` l - ll " d v
 i "‘ ' .. ' H Uh Hildf -
. A   ` lblovemberll, l, and came to California :ggi e:,\de.:or‘:s e 0 mans “muy
‘ I » 2 in 185°' He f°n°“'°d lmnlng fm' " °h°" A perfect medicine, which never fails to
-- time, but soon settled in Marysville, cum’ 0,. "Hu mnnhmordu. again' the
' ospefaus '  v ` " leaving that place for Watsonville in 1803- complicated mechanism of man’s internal
' - , - V . . For more than twenty years he carried dmemve ,rmnzemanm
‘I    l im* bllvhmlthlng business here,"'.Blld The secret of the great success of
'   ~ ' »  m t°“i'°d °' 'mm r °f Stuarlfs Dyspepsia Tablets, is simply this,
that they have been prepared upon the
during that tl e pa be
ingenious and valuable implements,
some of the best farmers in the valley ai
the present time He was an experi
fertile farms oi' the district .will remain
and persistence of the man who was
c n was an
pareutage and inherited many of thi
characteristics of that branch of thi
orpretease, and was a strong advocate
common sense. Hr ~llcI¢ai\’s death
‘aan ei im.-isa shaun by a paiaiai
, _ _ r
. ` . ,
Perfumes 5 A I
acceptable ip
MID
ff V ...__ ;  »ras-msianaa ua. im no-maine
piueei_itedyvrith`a fur lined .overcoat -hy .Hasaard`k'Gaudet legacy of late Mrs.
lilis...9cug»ns`g¢tiou. Mr Mahan is well Marla E.-'Dodd towards an Endowment
:na b¢.¢,'ia_ A'  1 4 ,_ A.  , '_ 7 inpviaia onarictiacewa; ` ssoo.oo.
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the following amounts:-Collected `-by
`s_adlollcDaasld,luoata¢as sianw. Misa
Ethel Bell., Bedeque 017.50; Janie Me-
Donaid, Olyde River $5.11); Mrs Mo- r
_Lauchlln,St. Peters $10.90; Miss Laura
L. Owen, Mount Hope $3.50; Mrs. Frank
Hearts, oltylI700' D Henderson, North
bell, church of Scotland, $l0.75;'also from
A Lancs and appreciative audience
held on the night of the Dec %th. An
excellent program was rendered con
slsting of readings, recltatlons, solos,
duets and choruses; and though quite
a number could not procure seats owing
to the crowded condition of the Hall, yet
the best of order prevailed throughout
and all seemed to be infected with the
festal spirit and were loud in their praises
of the way the children performed their
several parts. An interesting feature of
the piogram,especially to the parents who
There was upwards of 840 contributed of
which Q24 was devoted to missions.
Twenty two of the pupils had passed
successful examinationain the memoriz-
ingofscripture, this entitling them to
the Diplomas awarded by the General
Assembly's committee. The tres was
laden with fruit and candy which was
handed out to the delighted recipients by
little Marion McDonald who represented
Santa Claus with becoming dignity. Miss
Margaret McKenzie presided at the
organ to whose edorts with the assistance
of the oiheryoungladiesofthe school is
mainly due the success of the entertain-
ment.
AFTER DIGESTION-WH AT ?
It`s not enough to digest your food, and
reduce it to pulp or liquid inside youv
but it must also be properly absorbed, car-
ried to the proper organs, filtered,
purified, and carried by your blood to the
various parts of your body which are
worn out and stand in‘need of repair.
This is a system of complicated
machinery, engineering, chemistry, and
physics, before which all ofman's most
wonderful achievements since the world
began, pale into insignlllcance.
And, when you come to think of it,
next to the marvel of any complicated
piece' of mechanism itself, is the man
who, when it has broken down, can repair
it and make it go again.
Stuart‘s Dyspopsia Tablets.
Really, the most marvelous achieve-
ilrm foundation of the most thorough
research into the real origin and cause of
all -disorders, due to the improper
digestion and absorption of food.
Knowing the cause, further research
led to the knowledge of how to relieve
and cure.
Stuarifs Dyspepslu Tablets are the
'only medicine founded upon certain
scientific rules of treatment, which make
success a certainty.
They penetrate into all the channels of
your being," into the mlnutsst arteries,
the tiniest lymphatics,the faintest tracery
of nerve tissue; and renew, build up, re-
fresh, and restore to health, every dis-
order which improper food, poor diges-
tion, or Incomplete absorption has caused,
in any portion of your anatomy. '
No need to consult a physician.
At the least slirn of distre~s aftereatlng,
take Stuarifs Dyspepsla Tablets.
On the least paip_qr discomfort, in stoni-
ach, liver, back, or bowels, take Stunrlfs
Dyspepsla Tablets. _
For any craving for iniproper food, con
tlnual hunger, continual thirst, or loss
of appetite in greater or lesser form, take
Btuart’s Dyapepsia Tablets.
By following these simple rules, you
will save yourself much pain, suffering
and dl.sconitort,_,and will -add greatly to
your sp'an of life.
Btuart's Dyspepsla Tablets will make
you live long and happily.
Try them.
Book on Dyspspsla free. Addie sa F. A.
Stuart Oo., Marshall, llch.
F-Il-ign ks

his means oi’ thank-
many kind patrons
voured mivrith such a
share of#-the holiday
Beaidu this regular
uouslly folsld in jewelry
I liege* added sevettl
an K »s very -
know tlatthese Eve
he ` " _ll ap revel.
'the mgiugp year
h r eilort to
' V ` 'Elie -patron-
P°"“*r.
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'ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY! STORE.
tanley Bros..
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for your money.
There is always a. comfo ting si use of
satisfaction and seuuiity in buying
Furs at Stanley Bros. when so much
has to be taken for granted as is the
case when you buy Furs. It naturally
suggest: the advisability of making
your purchase at a hrin like ours-for
far above profit we value our reputation
r
for selling merchandise for exactly
what it is-and whether the price is
$i.uo or $150.00 you get the full value
_ were present, was arcport by the Secre
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h0lC€ C0lf€C wrsse
s ESSENCE
orrni; NlC€ » zo. so and soc
Get your supply for New Year’s Dav.
Biscuits
3 f
v15lt
1-3 p. c. off.
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L_ A.N`DElRs~oN ere. oo
HEEEHNEENMEHEN
“E is
  THE GREAT
SCUUNT Sill
be continued for some days _yet
were such genuine bargains offered to the public
our sale. It will be to the interest of everyone to
store where you can make $1 do the viork of $2
of people have made purchases here and all viii
the genuine bargains received. Bargains in suits,
cloih, rnen’s furnishings, etc.. at discounts of 25 p
and you will save money. .
"5 HEEWQIEY EEE?-IEEE?-I
ie am
the best.
M RAL:
H_ - nds, go and do liirc-
w v
Q ~ only by
 ;.‘§’.iIi G. I). WRIGHT,
A’ I It  Br°$o)
f  Sunnyside. .m..i.i. ° Tue Nobby Tailors,
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A Happy and
Prosperous
NEW YBHF
machine and she fran-I
Gauvin, Gcntzcl & (0
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
J. A. S. BAYl:R, l’r0D
Funeral Dlrector_
The only Embalmer on P. E. Island
holding a Diploma.
l'\lss A. Ferguson,Lady Asaistan
Equipment the best.
Parlor and Show Rooms superior to
any in the lower Provinces.
Calls promptly attended to day or
night. Satisfaction g u a ran i e e d.
Knowing that the public would apprec-
iate the services of a lady assistant, I
have engaged Miss Ferguson, a lady of
experience and competent in every par-
ticular.
OFFICE PHONE 6oc.
RESIDENCE PHONE 6ob
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FARM li(_)_R SALE.
A farm situated in Cornwall. Lot 32,
fronting on the West River, consisting
of about 140 acres of land nearly all of,
which is in a high state of cultivation.
Thre is a good new house and com-
modious barns and ouibuildings on the
farm. There is Post Oilice, school,
cheese factory, church, forge. 6'-1’-.
wlhin a half a mile of the pint-4:. _
The above property will be sold in
'either one or two lots to suit purchas-
ers. Apply on the premises to the
owner.
jacoii nam.
zi-xi dm twmimpd
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C’ANAo|A`N,
PACIFIC-
N E W Y E A K S
Lowest One-Way Fire;-lfillillis FMC
FOR ROUND _ _
Going Dec. W, ii1l5_to Jan. l. _lililln il'l¢‘lU-l\`0.
good to return until Jiiii. 3, lillib. _ _
Between a1lStatious on Atlantic Divis-
on,and Eastern Division to and includ-
cal
ng Montr . _
Also, from and to Stations on D.A.R.
and I. C. R.
_.T0_
Stations Wcsi of Montreal
uowicsr om-1-\\',\\' Filu-iT-class ifaiu-‘.
Dec. 23, 24, 25, lil(l5, inclusive; good fo-~_i~i-limi
until llec. 20 1905. Also on llor-. .lil nn_rl .il_, l‘.l_i,»
ilir;)dJari, l, llllii, good for i'cl.\ii'li until J.iii. .,
l .
Lowest One-way First-class Fare to
Montreal, added to Lowest _One-Wal'
First-class Fare and one-third from
Montreal.
llec. 22 23. 'Ll and Z5; also Doc. 29, (ii) und Iii,
1905, arid Juli. 1, 1906, good for return uiiul
Jun' 3' ww' F ll ti nlars on
il par c
_ i-1. viai"rm:ws. Cwww .
A°”“°“u°3r“i-‘ Ju. nanny, D. P. a.,c. P. fi.
St. John. N. B
EASTERN STEAMSHIP C0?
INTERNATIONAL DIVISION.
Winter Reduced Rates
Eil’octivo'to Ma lst 1900.
sr. Joi-iN'roP°b1i'i‘i.aND - - - - 8?-90
s'r..IoHN '1‘onos'roN - -  - wav
Uoiunicnclng Doccinbcr ‘2l.~'t. li_l\.»., -"i0l\"‘01`
leaves St. John at 8 a. rn.. idll-H1'-I" Sbllnilmdl
Thursdays for Lubec, Eustporl, Portland and
Boston.
RETURNING
From Boston vin. Portland, Eastport and
Lubcc, Molirlnysnt!l.a.li1. _ _ ,
Tliiougli tlirkcis on Halo nt pi'inci|.»ul_ i-r\i_l\\’iiy
stations und hngirngc checked to do-siiiiiiiirixii.
Passengers arriving nt St. John on even ng.;
previous to sailing can go direct to .~t1‘:in\cr
and take cabin berth or stateroom lor the
trip. . _
All cargo, except live stA>ck,isinsured against
flro and marina risk.
WILLIAM G. LEE. Agent, St. John, N. B.
CALVIN AUSTIN, V. P. BL Gon`l Maniiirur.
l osmii. Iv11i»i=
 
Leather and
Shoes-~
Findings.
We keep everytliing needed
to make or mend a shoe.
We are leaders in CIJSTOM
WORK. Fitting of lame feet
a specialty.
Repairing of all lcinfia :lone
up to date.
- J. li. BELL.
' The experienced icnilier-
man of over 30 years.
8-i5tl.»a twwif
'TIEIE llif lllllli llllllli i’0YlllEliS
n
-é MAGIC £5
/" IJHWHT-T \
b”'”Torni¥.$“¢
IUT THERE I8
ONLY ONE
llliilil BlK|ll6 PUWUER
, ______
It Is Pure. Wholesome and Economical
SOL0.lN ALL SIZES.
Wg;
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f°RON'|'0.0N'|’.
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A Happy New Year
to Everybody.
We lake this opportunity of thanking
you our patrons for your liberal patron-
age in the past year and wc extend to
you our best wishes that you may enjoy
a happy and prosperous New Year
May |906 come to youladen with every
t
thing that goes lo make life worth
living. and we sincerely hope io have a
continuation of your patronage during
the year roo6.
liCDONAi.D & PERRY,
Great George Street.