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many policy-holders,|friends.fsnd agents in Prince Edward Is-
The Mutual Life of New York
is the fervent wish of the Company.
Hr. Jacob S. Johnson is Manager for the Maritime Provinces. at
Halifax. Our Mutual friend Mr. John McEachern. Charlottetown description recently seen was ankle
11" b¢¢n f°f mlm! NH!! if! faithful repruentative andcity agent. length, and the cost was loosely belt-
"“"“""" »- sa ui with s bans or menu: embroid-
ary consisting or diiferent shades ot
brown. This embroidery trimmed both
the skirt and the Jacket. With this
Wm is hte wlmouta
Buisness Education?
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Phenography is so simple as to_be readily
learned by any one of ordinary capacity, and the
uhlie benefits to bederived rom isare incalcu-
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The spacious rooms furnished by the Charlottetown Business Col
ege for Shorthand and_Typewriting under the Principalship of J. 0
Trainer, are models in themselves for the study of these important sub- ‘
acts- While Mr. Trainor is a new teacher to a Charlottclo vi: class `
yet, he has already proven what the Phenographic Institute recom
mended~him to be “a competent teacher of Phonography." For
farther recommendation or introduction ask ANY member of his class
Here, the Benn Pitman system is taught from the Pitman-Howard
kxt-books. consequently the students,iind no diiiiculty inreading thei
notes. , “
NOW is a good time to join the classes,
For full particulars and rates apply to the
Charlottetown' -Business Collegle.
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black costumes.
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the
. The picture shows a white cloth coat
trimmed with strappings put on like
tlwkl. .IUDIC OHOLLET.
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MN ER FAS'-"ONS" 1 mass sunscreen. p iz-ni*
ae I Canadla ,
- r  E -HE lim-   LoNf; urls  ..==-.---~»  - ».=f===-'=‘='--======»=*='=f , =;~»  I _ , Nearly su me me are mea., with A lwn 0 was taurus lu Secunia 1 ' W » ‘
' *-4 p {,  ‘ ‘ a cape _elect on the'-shoulders, which summer. One Sunday morning he _ ~ _
  a '     fgives an appearance" ot smallnseq iq; »- t his Uttle`hammer in his pocket (he
the waist. This gps egm is gym an amlteur geologist) and, strolling
seen on coats belonging tp walking out upon the hills, began to chip otli _
sestumd. althoush in uns sort or cos- £ ll>¢¢=1m°11l of rock as interested . ‘-
' .A native passing by looked on _ ”
The French aailor, or toque. made l,1lh~a frown. “Sir,“ he said, “do ye‘ fr' / i ~§"
entirely ot feathers, is very smart with  /'/4;.  if
I tailor malls suit. The promos; colors
are cardinal red and a deep iridescent
Bough brown beaver-like fabrics are
trimmed with strapped eitects. which
are very fetching. A costume of this
worn a ilat, furry brown hat 
ed with two birds, shaded in sg |11. |,|.,,
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trimm
rown an green.
All white furry French sailors are
more than ever to the tore and are
pretty worn with gun metal gray or
Many of the new skirts are certainly g
extensively trimmed toward the base
means ot ruchcs or tucks, while
braiding in various designs nnd undu-
latin; bands appllqued on nounces of
cloth are eqective and in harmony with
sloping shoulder capes. These are
ilounced .or ‘rnched round the border
and invariably make a dip toward the
waist at the back.
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ken yer breakin' more than stones .- , , _, ,
there?" “Breakin' the Sabbath, eh?"  A -‘.5 ' ~"‘i gs
slid the young Canadian, with a laugh, 33”  . -f -
ands to appease the Scot, he put away ` . ' '
et, nm.. .sa “neu s um. ws, n Dru wnnnys
Nth lim. A turn ot the road revealed , ’ ' ' day , Be
g;,',':‘;;,;‘ -  ‘W2;f °"~'1°,,_1- [||0IlWAY PINE 1 .
, W' “¥°" ' °°° ° r-‘ \ cause our tits
dey. Wal De severe reply. “to be 
mirth' lie fh1ns\"-london Outlook- cum coucns, coLns, anoncnlrrs,
HOARSENESS and all THROAT AND .
g 7|-Q, gh.; gm". D|.|,,,_ LUlVG TROUBLES. Miss Florence E.
where is s tree ln me west males ML1&“iH;o1§‘:fvl‘1_f;lH11=l}xg'»NS-»_tvl:f1t¢~=-;
t th U ls  ln HC € H10 W1 I. V01'
§:0°k.°n:;°K°sp;‘gn,;f°¥;ey mi!" gd cough. I was afraid I _was going
the calabaah It bears very queer 3)? $l5%xgi§u§%`n;vg°° °d"'°d t° by
V leaves :sae ghite biossogia that  little §nhit,Yl>ux;£%li:oi£¥¢a;{In;h,:’d` F R E
grow e trun a.n arger en one e egan ee e ter,
branches. After the Gower comes the and after the second I felt as well as ° ' 9
(mit, just as our apples or peaches do. I *"1* My °°“8h ha! °°mPl°¢°lM di-'ll' Custom Tailor,
hut this fruit is in the shape ot a 9.5¢- , N
gourd, only stronger and much larger, 'man ‘5 CENT; *  Great George Street'
sometimes a toot in diameter. Now, see p
what a use the people ot that country . . _V  ` *Y__` ,~__`___ _ , _*._=a_ ,
make of this fruit. The lbell is so hard
thatallsortsolhigand little dishes `
and drinking cups can b`e carved out ot
ixegiven pots and Kettles ue made and
u ,_ over use dre, hut of course theyw
cannot last as lon as our
are perfect
and goods
give satisfac-
tion.
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Patched 'lm. '
"Hello, Mlggleal How are you get-
ting along with that suit ot yours
against the railroad on account ot per-
sonal iniuripf'
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l brought 'gh imelt L m ED _
"Whig, Nl nn set In 800.000 you
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anal lor ,
"No; we eu! el-as--compromised on
the amount 'llhey odered me $250
cash. and I took 'ein upx;-mmm quick
itmadethalrhesdee igotit,
too, by George!"
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Great Ganadian Manufacturer
“so glad you round my sermon |n¢¢|~ Over 5e years lanutactnring and stlil making
eating," add the Rev. Mr. Tawkon.
“Yes," replied the stranger, “it was
interesting to me. i’ve been making a
tu
s dy recently ot the powers of edub
nce of the human voice."-
STEEL - WIRE LHOOP WOODENWARE.
FIBREWARE. MATCHES, WASHBOAKDS-
and hundreds of varieties of PAPER.
Ask your grocer for the E. B. Eddy Co's Goods l_!
SCHOFIELD BROS..
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llkllg It Useful.
“What in the world are you doing
Htl a gelofraph, Harker! Thought
yea ha them?
V 'ide Ultweasethheaeteleep
vas asiptm was when ve loin
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AngIoAmo|°ican Telegraph Go., Montreal,
Jan. 6, 1904.
Soo hy Gharlottetewn papers competitors are cutting prices,--underscll all
competitors.--H. SHDREY & Go.
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Discounts on Men’s Furnishings from This Date will be 30 per cent.
’ The above telegram came to hand late last evening. It means that we must go one better than
the others, it means We must cut our prices right square in two. So here goes for the b1ggest mark
down sale in the history of P. E. I. Everything in our store will be sold at one half price, till further
notice. (with exception of a. few lines that we are under agreement with the makers not to cut). No
definite time as to how long sale will continue, may be called off any day. So come at once.
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75c $8.oo for
$r.oo 9.00 “
1.18 ro.oo “
s.oo 12.oo “
51', ` 2.5o 14.oo “
3.oe 16.oo “
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24.oo
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15"! '50 6.oo 3-°°
7‘5° 7.50 3-75
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25c for
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60C le 
Linen Collars.
200 "
Fancy Shirts.
Loo for
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1.35 “
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White shirts half price, all
loves half price, underwear
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68c
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alf price. 0 .
1' ' Sale opens at ten sharp this morning.
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Also $8000 Worth of cloth in tweeds,
worsteds and serges at half price. Men’s hats hal'
price, caps hall price, sweaters half price, all Camp--
bell’s high class tailor made suits half price.
Terms spot cash. Sale will be continued only a.
hort time.
A -  <:DONALD,
P. E. ls|and’s Greatest Clothing House. i
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