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get first-class goods made
under cleanly conditions.
We have a large aseortmeu
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Bread and Rolls _hot every
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fancy table with th
latest and prettiest novelties for Xmas
lifts, at Br. Jp_ssph'| Fair ou Deo.1l|,h and
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  Y”-A  ,_ Falun" ne will regret to hear that Dr.
Block# Charlottetown.
Tamil is excellent skating on Govern--
ment Pond. _
E. Boswsu., Victoria, went to Halifax
yesterday.
Tun Princess arrived last night at 9.4.5
“fl the express at 1o.so.
W. S. Louson leaves this morning on a
ten days trip to Montreal.
W. C. Tunmm was a passenger to
0Xf0l`d. N. S., yesterday forencon. _
' DoN'~r miss the tea of the season this"
evening at First Methodist Church.
Rev J. F. Jolmsron was a passenger to
_his old parish at Bear River yesterday
a'ternocn. \ `
FRANK McDoNar.o, brakeman of the
P. E. I. R.. returned last night from a
triptolioston. _  _
Miss Gaacs Durcmm, W. K. Rogers
and E. R.. Brow were passengers by the
express last night.
ALI. kinds of homo made gifts will be
sold at the Zion Church 'Zen and sale in
Market Ballon Dec. lit-h. _
D. A. Wuonocx, Kentvilie, N. S., and
P. G. Clarke, Summerslde, were passeng-
ers to the city last night.
AMONG the passengers bythe Princess
|1155 Hlkht were Wm. Scllcr and Miss
Julia Cooper, each of whom made the
roundtrip.
AN effort is being by Souris merchants
to have the Mlnto make n trip to the Mag.
dalens with the cargo tho ill fated
Lunenburg would have taken on her next
trip.
Tun fireman were called out yesterday
forenoon for a slight blaze caused by u
defective flue in the house of Frank
Hanrirahun, Prince St. No serious dam-
age was done.
Tm-1 sudden death t.ook place on Dec.
2nd Uf R0Y.youngest son of Robert sud
M"-SllU'1\°l\H.TI`Yon. The funeral took
place to the Baptist Church at that place,
service being conducted by Rey-_ M,-_
Stcbbings, Tryon.
As a result ofa had fail on a slippery
sidewalk yesterday at the corner of Prince
and Kent Street, John M. Campbell, of
the Post Office Departtnent-,\vill he confin-
ed to his house for several days. Mr.
Campbell had to be driven to his home.
NINE cars loads of snow fencing were
taken down the Murray Harbor railway
yesterday moming. Thls`is the second
train of portable fencing that has been
sent down that branch from Montague
Bridge where the lumber has been pre-
pared. "
THE men saved from the ill fated
steamer Lunenhnrg wrecked at the
Anon Cunml, Bourla, was in the city
yesterday.
Juno: Mol_JoNar.n returned yesterday
from Belfast.
Quaanms McKinnon, Uigg, was in the
city. yesterday.
'Bnuurnla the Zion Church Tea in the
Market Hall on Thursday Dec. ltth.
DoN"r forget the auction sale of
Magaslnea _end Periodicals at the Y. M.
C. A. tonight.
F. E. Buanowsnrg Quebeo,ia ln the city
and goes 'to' Cape Bear where he will
have charge of the Marconi Station.
Owmc to disagreeable weather the
annual meeting of Robertson Farmers'
Institute has been postponed till Friday
Dec_8th at 7 p. m.
Guy Jorsnsrosm the wellknownfreight
agent ofthe C. P. R., St John is in the
city. Mr. Johnstone has just returned
from his wedding trip to the Upper Prov-
inces.
D. Bouuruuau, Charlottetown, was re-
gistered at the Duderin yesterday.-_-M. L.
Hocken, Charlottetown, was registered
at the Royal yesterday.-St. John Tele-
graph.
D. Hcwmrrr is at present fitting up the
former offices of the Charlottetown Light
dc Power Co. which will in s. few days be
occupied by Vernon B. Mugford, the pop-
ular tonsorial artist, who will be pleased
to meet all his old customers and cater to
the wants oi all needing the application
of shear or razor.
THE annual auction sale of the leading
Magazines and Periodicals for 1908 will
take place at the Y. M. C. A. rooms to
night at 8 o'clock. These Magazines
wlllbe well preserved and will be almost
as good as new. Don’t miss this oppor-
tunity of getting good cheap reading and
helping the Y. M. C. A. at the same time.
A rarrrrv wedding took place last
night at the home of Mrs. Wm. Bryenton,
Brackley Point Road when her daughter
Miss Laura was united in matrimony to
James Stockman, Hlghiield. The cere-
mony was pertormed by Rev. Mr. Daw-
son in the presence of a number of invited
guests. The happy couple have the
best wishes of many friends.
ONE of the most brilliant weddings in
Fredericton N.B.fora long time took place
Nov 29th when Miss Sarah Snowball
Thompson, daughter of Hon F. P. and
Mrs Thompson was united in matrimony
toldarold LeRoy Shaw, only son of A,
McN. and Mrs Shaw formerly of Crapaud
P. E. I. and now of Montreal. The bride
l`°¢0lV¢d IIIGDY beautiful and costly
presents. The brido‘s father and mother
gave them a large chest of silver and the
Magdalene are:~Cupt Pride, Sherbrooke,
master; Capt Smith, Dartmouth, first
B
mate; J. Mctjarvell, Kinkora, P. E. l.'
'deck hand; Wm Thorne, Magdalene, " '  ` ' ` " "
fireman; \Varren Jackson, Magdalene, INN 
Edward Sn,_,er_ Lunenbm, _ _ Always the beet value in the city.
groom’s parents' gift was a cheque for
$1.000.
Mark Wright Furnishing Co's.
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Trotter, the President of Acadia Univer-
sity,isln poor health. The strain of his
nine years' work ln behalf of Acadia has
greatly overtaxed his strength. _Latterly
his health has been very_ precarious. He
is under the necessity of taking a few
weeks' vacation. which will be spent at
Clifton Springs; N. Y. Be will not return
till after the Christmas holidays.
Evammunv should see the Big Web
Perfecting Press printing so many
Guardians at ILM a. m. on Monday or
Wednesday of each week. A monstrous*
roll of paper, several miles in length, is
` pulled through the press sta high rate
ol speed inamanner similar to that ot
the largest papers throughout the world
Thisisthepilll Press of its kind in the
province and well worth seeing. tt
A Nviuasa of teachers -from the sur-
rounding distrlcts met in Midgeli School
Saturday, Deo. 2nd, and formed a Local
institute and Reading Circle. The next
meeting will be held Saturday, Dec. 16th,
when aregular meeting day will be ap~
pointed. The oilicers appointed are:-
Pres. -Miss Bertha M. Webster.
Vice Pres.- J. D. Macaulay.
Treas.-Miss 'E. Balderston.
Secy.-Josephine MacLean.
Tm-2 City Court was in session all day
yesterday. The principal case was
Ronald Steele vs John Cameron an action
for $35 for training the r-rotting mare
Betsey Cameron during 1004. The exam-
_ination and cross examination of the
plaintiff and defendant hy the opposing
counsel Messrs Weeks and Brown
occupied most of the forenoon and nearly
all the afternoon. Case was adjourned tii[
Saturday for judgment.
GEo.Dsr.'roN,ex-policeman on the Monc-
ton force, was in the city yesterday. The
ex-ofiicerthinks he was used very badly
hy the miijority of the city council. When
he was taken ill with fever and granted
leave of absence Mr. Dalton says he under-
stood that position would be given him
on his recovery and he was consirlerahly
surprised at the action of the council
when he reported for duty. Mr. Dalton
returned yesterday to his home in P. E.
Island.-Moncton Times.
THE annual meeting of the P. E. I.
Hockey League was held last night with
representatives from the thrie clubs.
Crystal-Pioneers, Victcrias and Abeg»
weits present. The foiiomng oiiiccrs
were elected :
Pres.-Creel McArthur.
Vice-Pres.-H. Bethuuc.
Secy-Trcas.-H. S. McLeod.
Executive-H. M. Baker, A. B. McLcod,
Summerslde; L. B. Mcldillan, Jas. Mc-
Millan, Abegweits; W. B. Prowse, J. S.
McLeod, Vlctorias. _
Lasr week Abraham Haddad started
for the Magdalene prcceeding as far as
Souris \vhcre he was to await the Luuen-
burgwhlch has since met- such a truiiic
fate. Ai. Souris Mr. Haddad met George
.Farrar who was coming _frcu|_ihe Mug-
dalens and returned with him to Char-
ottetown with the intention of making
connection with the Lunenburg later.
They missed the boat, however, and as a
result both have been saved from probab-
lyawatery grave. They are at present
nl the city.
- W. C. SMITH 8: Co., Lunenburg, N. S.,
have received word that their schooner,
Uranus, Capt. Mack,arrived at SundPoint
with broken booms and gnffs, and sails
hadly damaged, having been caught in
the recent gale. The Uranus was en route
from P. E. Island to Boston with a con-
signment of produce.-The steamer New
Era reached Boston on the 3rd from Car-
digan.-Theschooncrs Atlas und Emulator'
from Cardigan, the Paciiic from Crnpaud
and the Oceanic and Tillie B. Hirtle from
Montague reached Boston on the 4th.
THE following program will be given l y
Vinnicomhe`s orchestra at thc opening of
the Mark Wright Furnishing Co`s new
store, adjoining the old one tonight.:-
Mnrch-Dlrector, Aachen-.1
Waltz-Sulpebn, Tobani.
Two Step-Strollers, Chasson.
Waltz-Scarlet. Lily, Wiz.
March -Savage, Th0lDDS0“-
J apo Rhaposide-Rocker.
Waltz-Sweet Vows, Reeder.
Two Step-Matinee Girl, Hall.
\Valtz-Love‘s Mlssivc, Rollinson.
March-Sportsman, Du Bois.
Waltz-Goodbye, Ascher.
God Save thc King.
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YESTERDAY MORNING we opened a large shipment of ladies’ neckwear for Christmas
trade. Really-we think we’re within the mark in saying that it’s such a line as you’d
expect to see in a city twice the size of Charlottetown,
There are trim little collars, cheaply priced -there are neat tailored collars at many I
prices-there are lace c0ll4.r.=.--there are beautiful jabors of chiffon, applique, silk, etc., in im-
mense price range.
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I* "' Dainty iittic pompadour lace collars. With or without tab 25C  _
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  Betier grades of lace collars, 3oc, 35c, 450, cream or while 
4" A lot of prcttyicoilars, in combination silk and lace . . . . 25C ' _
A very pretty collar of folded chiffon with _applique and , ; _"\
-. 'i , ruching........   . . . . . . . .
 ....55¢ ‘_!f_ \\
 ,~ it. Trim little creations of silk ard lace. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . 85g , ‘ ' ' _
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` . I Black collar, of silk and renaissance braid . . . . . . . . . .
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retty]a oto si an c i on _ ___ _hd _ __ ____$‘_55
_ _ __ W t amty app rque
with chrilou ruclnug . . . . . .85¢ '  _
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Dainty little iibbo i collar, with 
prow silk -i»r>Hfiu=  sos  Ss.. it is to .svn ......$\.a5
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A large assortment oivcry pretty  Tim!! C0U1¢ liner' limi Wi”-C fmd
prlnter’s ink cannot describe,
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Jabots. large and small stvles,   A
-   $2-s.$2» .$3-s Pt
many colorings . . . .. . . . . $125   ; cue; 35 2 u 0 $3 50
A tasteful and beautiful idea in
chiffon, lace and applique, to
We can only suggest lines-there are more than we`ve space to describe. Ask to see
' the beautiful Crepe de Chene Scarfs--the long lace scarf.-;-thehandsonleiace iichus-Come in
look them over-you’ll find many a Christmas idea.
_ MOORE ®. McLEOD
-All thc delicacies of the season at Zion _a
Church Tea on Thursday Doc. 14th. _ F 
-The Xmas gift sale opens at 2 o'clock U 
this afternoon in the basement of the lst
Methodist Church. 10 cents admission.
-Fishermen who have smclts to scli
will do welito call on John McQuilian,
Qucen Street, before soiling. Zdlw.
-Tho Bazaar to he given by tho lladics
of Trinity Church, Georgetown on Tucs-
day, Doc. 12th in the town hall_will in-gin
at 3 p. rn. Admission 5 cents. Many
We are specialists in Furniture. We sell no-
thing else. Our whole attention is directed to the
study of this important business. We are tlicrefoc
for sale-suitable especially for Christmas
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Highest wages paid. Apply to P. 0. Box
486, Charlottetown. 6d 3|.
-For Sale-second hand huttcr tubs
in good condition. Can he seen at this
office. - fllWi»
-Special designs in Xmas aprons at thc
Methodist basement this afternoon and
" evening.
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l_§`.__Slunining Display of the l_aie__si New York _and
§_si;_m_ styles in Ladies’ Christmas Neckwear Novelties
Now is the time to select Christmas Neckwear--to secure the prettiest of all the-e pretty
Chri.-tmas Collars for Chistmas giving. Our showing is a most charming one ; everything ' __
tl1at’s new is here, including _ 
New Ribbon Collars Elegant Lace Scarves C Q
Embroidered _Chiffons Appliqued Chiffons _
New Chiffon Scarves Crepe de Chene Scarves 
 H_andsome styles in black chiffon collars 
Many prices ranging all_the way between 25c and $_§._5Q `_ We hm just fecdvm _
 - _,_. _ - I " -' " ' N nice line of calendar
 'l We are also showing handsome things-appropriate gift articles-in _white and $;_'e‘;’_‘t° l” tl" f°“ Wm?
_ colored silk opera bags at $|.4o to $2 50-fme leather hand bags, all p rces up to $3.50- |
something new in Silk Muiilers - plain colors at 75c. J
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7 . 12 cents each
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gifts. The entertainment in thc cvcning
by the young people of tho congregation
promises to provide great amusement. for
ali who como. lt begins at 7.30 nnii tho
admission is 20 cents, childrcn half prlcc.
Refreshments, tea, coffee, cake, eic and
candy will be on sale during tho nits-.rnoon
and evening. 7d /ii.
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Just at this time of year
you will want some really
good "Sachet Powder.” We
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and others.
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tion. Our 44 years’ "experience goes with every
piece we sell--gua1'aut”ee`ing strongest construction,
correct style and lowest possible price.
Now in conclusion, Xmas is coming. You want
to make a present to a friend. Dou‘t you think a
piece of frirniture would be just the thing hc or she
would appreciate? at “Ne\vson’s prices"-itwoi1’t cost
you much. Call in and take at look round, and
if you want Furniture buy front
IN' EI VV § C) IDT .
The Furniture Specialist
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Just received a limited quantity of rolls in
white. sheep's grey and sheep’s black.
See the east window.
Humphrey Clothing Store,
Opera House Building, Grafton Street, City.
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