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V-1% Nothing more useful, appropriate, and accept- 
f able in the whole realm of buying as Fins Furs. “
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if” One of the best stocks ever shown in the Pro- 
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"1 A grand assortment of the Finest in the most
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Gapos and Plain and ]
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“ff Goniliination,
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‘ I-'ur Gapottos , 
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 For ttollnrettes, f
,f' lifts, Gaps, 
' "Hs, atclp iw '
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 0li|Idren’s Grey
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 Gollars and Muffs. To
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$150 buys von a line pair of Eye Glasses or Spectacles.
usually sold for $2.00. - _ i
$2.00 buys you the finest glasses made, set in an ele-
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gant$f4.50ebu'ye the finest' glasses made and set in a solid
¢0l(2“f;¢;l‘D:;d° by mn of pert rolonctionists in Canada. his experience
of 15,9, ng in some f the larger cities in the United States, 1.296 in Xewfound-
had, £0" 60. in Prinmogggggg Inland, without a single failure (many havinir been I
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» ’ knowing tha. our business ia
von up lmplnae) ver ne *'50  °f .
sa-oughl?Q£liJ‘§d YOU' ‘|’°'_*"“°l"°° °f b°““7 mud by ° 3"d°“‘° °f tb' l
- gs owi ,istinuniwi states, aided by ma ia-
lnssceiisgeofopiieaainoloiq I ‘E l ,
.I Elegant F ur Linoll  i...I'.i;t‘...’2.."‘,°“..‘!l ..°.?.‘i§°i. .E:“'?:1
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and Province.
dents Everywhere.
. Tm: Soldiers’ \;it;.‘ League will hold
is meeting early in Jan'ary.
.PnsCricit lor Mr. Ear-l’s concert this
evening at his stndio at 7 sharp.
i THE S. 6. City ol Ghent arrived in
p rt at noon yesterday and will sail this
lmoioiug.
i Tal annual meeting ol the Salvage
. Cirpe will beheld in tieir rooms city
p building, tonight at 8 o'clook sharp.
y Tnlooucert held at St. Peter’s Bay
on Wedreshy night last ‘received a
“large attendance. Mr. F. Stanley and
Misa Annie C impbell, Charlottetown,
took part in the programme.
fare room ot the Church Thursday Dec.,
28.Doorsopen at 7. coneertat 7.80"ispoeslble. “How does the poduee"
o’clock . '
Doil"‘r forget the oonoert and enter- `
tslnmdt at Pownal next Wednesday,
eveetsg.Deoember 27. proceeds in aid
ot renovating Pownal Hall. There will
be a soeial daeee after the entertain-
lllollt.
Latest News of the as City
By Reporters and Correspon-
mftroiuz. was obliged to rep »-it his
orilvr and when at nrmn his seco'»d sup-
ply was nearly exiausted, he dei-tiled
to take an afternoon of! in order to
avoid the rush and to reserve a number
for his customers.
Tas funertlol the late Charles H.
Paper which -ook place yesterday to
the Methodist Brick church, Winsloe
Road, was one ei the largest ever seen
in that section. there being about two
hundred carr ages in the procession.
Rev. A. D. McLeod, Methodist, con-
ducted the service and was assisted by
Arch Deacon lieiigh of Milton. Hold-
fast Division, Sons ol Tempsrince, ol
which deceased was an ht nored mem-
ber, p-eceeded the hoarse. Tue pall-
bearera were: Messrs Albert Craig,
Frank R. Morris, Chas Bryenton, John
Bouudy. _George McLeod, L. E. Pmwse.
A large number went from the city to
attend the funeral. \
Tm: Merchant asked Mr. Carroll, of
Whitten tk Cairoll,Halitax how the pro-
dllce business has been this season. He.
replied that he had seldom experienced
a bnsisrone. trat deimnd had been eo
heavy that these were times when cir-
cumstances compelled them to keep
customers wait ng. a thing which they
are always earejnl to avoid when that
seem this year!" asked the lesehans..
“Some otitlsvsry good,"rep
Carol1,‘°butsomeotthe
inztorward are verybedl
certain sections otPrinoe
landwhlcharesendinz ustbese l
tsblm with a large psreaitage org
ills
new Li nl' W n
announced in l`iii~: Guitnpiim y» stu-nity
Dsnnousrn College. Halifax. held its
eloeingsnlutaiamene last night. '
` _ stnlsw ‘will arrive
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llonhfne- Joseph Campbell. Heather-
dale; . A: Anderson, Bt. Peler’s Bay.
The Xmas tree and closing exteises ~
ol the Kindergarten were given in the
hell yarn-lay tlsnbg and so :nany
happy. bs'igll,i.Iell-behaved little poo-
ple made a picture (air to see. Various,
exercises were shown by theeliildrunall,
illustrative ot some good lite purpose."
such ae nature’s care in autumn, as
shown by the ' bntterilv bonend snug in _
the cocoon. and the leaves hlling to
cover up the flowers, etc. The Shoe-
maker's Chores taught the wee men
sympathy lor. and ambition with those
who labor with their hands. Patriotism
w as then inlnsedby the story ot our
Union Jack told by three little boys,Er.e
Warburton as Englaud,Douglss Sutber- i
land as Scotland and Roy Fi.fsGeraId as
Ireland. The di|!ereet_ psrts of the ilig
held by each. _were put together quite
artistically. Master Gordon Peters also
roiiinded, us ol the duty we owe
brave Ttm ny Atkins by reciting The
Absent linded Beggar and should
have brought golden shillings about
his hsnd ae be csled upon ns to
°°Pay,pay,nay." The ehonie ot The
Flag We Lovqwas sun with a vim. t
Then lliss Sayre wiom all the
children seem to love and to whom our
praise and respect ara due.told them in
simple tashion the story ot The bhrlst
Csi1d,n_i, uni , _ ,splits 'ies tea ie
  A love Xmas.
ded t'!3f§d¢ 1_ . levi h expres-
slse, 'bashing of » __ Tidings. |
¥°\’!°fl1i»1fl.0°.°°l»’i-.. . ig; "iw
eollltled flhtt j I long.
'l'heXmae tree"gave thsefboye andl
gir s the greet lesson ot giving. where
hnege present made byevery ehildl
for s-"ne one it loved. Everybody
sang God Save the Queen. There was
aQpit l$tletd»nceaod_ all paasedoll'
in the happiest nninner.
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Tl!!! KBBLBYCUB s
Those wishinglshe vnredd 'the cravin
for 1' nndC
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et . to t llie. _
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  il AB'oli=a‘¥n,, all-;XAr§l::
2-ILA. Lflorvvwiw ='\s R il°=\q' can
knments as the nbovis I0 U °°° -
located hero, but Dr. A. McKay Jordan will only
wx? .'°  mee, and dou‘t delay. Respectfully for better
nghs, and s happier new 1°"-
BOSTON OPTICAL C0.
I-El Queen Street, Ch’town. Open Evenings.
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That lleee the Bnelneee
I bllil@ ' ohouldstbndtoat once.
_syxdsazeu iiim’:°¢i»a photo of y°~=»°lf
__ ° ni ieeserydey- 
Oar letmt samples are saretosnxtyoe-See
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a Shingle on
Yourrontwhiletlie lsetlsm in
our sup: of Cam nw “fg’,l
01ser*'l\lies. 'Exu-ii lib. rs m¢iN3.i°i°'§
1°' 8°' , _
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wivaasue :Ironing and artletlc B w dk ku, aj” 'mt we good sea,
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rot. Idon’tknowwhat the sense ls,
but itseemsio methat theyalloosie
lsetions the
where
in place
Some of the Nova Scotia potetom have
themmetanltthey hidlaet year, vis
soft rot, bntthey coinetseniseetiens
where they used the old seed. There
have been very few New Brunswick
potatoes on this market up to date, but
theoropis eaidto be otgoed quality
this year as usual. I don’t think there
is any donbtabontihe year hebl been
s good one tor vegetables ol sll`ill_l°il.
lor Histo are any quantities oi!erln¢,and
tlierewill probably be large shipments °l‘lP°"° °'h° 5°*
coming forward from the Island and &'th.°°'t
other pprts yet this season. Prices are  Belt
very reasonable this year.” _ l » hd with di"_‘
ribbon arlrealiiy for ine. with
~Look before yon leap.” Be sured 0'* : ' I'“°“fd uc'°'“'
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call tor it. and you wiil hnd health in hs Xa” Rm”
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Semolina  
_ Something new, pepassd from
pure wheat. Like corn starch
only better.
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One Visit to
Yonrgllhwllt be
linzS1lver. J¢vf`sIrv.
Cut Glassand
may be merely a so-incident.
Whose quality and workman-
T t-exaesly as re-
colored
mls;
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Snaps M l
A tasty pudding for diner,
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wo- utils; n '“\ na
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Iitumas  is edk
Ladies
Pouiin css: t rouse cess: i le@
See our Baking of all kinds for Xmas.
Also assortment of ingredients.
Qakem Baked. l‘a°¢e
~J0n.Ieo't1o:n.e1’I‘
Children wish to see the Christmas Tho.
Young men want a box of our Chocolates for tlidr iss
ladies.
Fathers and mothers who wish toploaso all llilietonll idk
Our assortment is complete.
TELEPHONE otumns
Vvs Po PIGKAEE i
Bucoessors to L. C.
GREAT
The ltandu~¢,l.Ol'lsutn of
‘llipitol Gylltiiltr” it “lliitn
subvlicd onaur
iiiiiiiit_ili__l_oi
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time
of Watches
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t is rushed With 016;.
suggest planing yon!
engravingenrly. A
f 1|-444 #fu-inn 
No more suitable Xmas
present 'could you pre'
sent than one of our
Graphopbones. `
Something .ont of the
Dropinendhenr tbQ D
etonrstorn,-We will
be pleased tohsvsyon
call.
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Sanderson ii. Go's-t' i s       t l  ‘
1 sei. cheat. Finn,  ~
2Li». 23.: 1'... . ~ 1 _ , _
10 Lbs Gran. Sugar. l V _ .  ~ C, 1. . |‘ - ’ ' '
4 Lbs. Raisins or Currents. ' w -'
is Bm sap. U C
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$5 un.
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ordinary-a present-~» YN M" gg.
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