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CHRISTMAS
all our Chrlglmah goods except deeply significant as at the present time Q ;ll11:'].l:1‘;l;e§a;:i{et~f0r .~ ' _ ' ' '_' '_ ° .  ~°  °° t° ,[3222
The iiistorical reality and majesty oi A fur _med cape _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _5 oo, _O oo, lb oo
cigars. les” “"5” be°°"'°s mm 'md "me MPAWS NAVY AFTER THE WAR /A good iweed or cloth Jacket . . . . . . . 5 oo to 20 oo
distinct tho years Increase, ____ A good cloth skirt _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I 00' 2 5° up to 9 U0
and as Eineison once declared that “the Japmfs navy has been replenished G"-ls tweed Jackets and “htel-5, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 50 tg 10 00
name of Tcsus is not so iiiuch written as _“nee the Wm by two new _mttleshws  F“r J°_¢ke's In Grey Pefslgn Lamb P
piougiieii into the very history of the and by me __“Ns_“n warshlps of _his was Seal, Astraclian and Russian Lamb, $25 oo, 3o oo, 40 00.50 on to 80 00
woild For His appealing, unexamplerl A g00d Seal Jacket for $35.00
including perfumes pipes,
cigar cases, smokers cabinets,
pipe racks, iiiiirors leather
goods, walking canes, etc., etc
JRMIESON
The Druggist
I he \ledic.il Hall
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Don L iiiiss vi~iting the
SUNl\ YSIDE BOOKSTORE
INTEREST YOU
viiiiitfiii fi HAPPi C°iRi5TiiiAS
ASZARD & MOORE
Prince Edward Island s
Christmas Store
We Solicit Your Christmas Trade
Ten Per Cent Holiday Discount
n lg-,ii|\ ever) hivgi tl SiO e iii tl Y iir's B.
We a-“ii t ai. our ivii i d ,ii.rl c stoiiie-s ina' nn iff nr of ours
ie- siiired to assi L in gli ng io all ~ I 0 d-
l>c~l t>lii.iiiiililc‘
1)()N T hu) Holiday (io I iiniii on have visited the
WIORI that adiiiitledlv stan is .ii ine head in VARIETY
OUALIIY ai ci PRICE
Vt e are the laigest bust rs and sellers of l`o) s, Fancy
Giods and Nox eitii s, in this Province Mani new iliies added
this vmr
B lying so largely fiom first hands for cash we buy
cheaper and can aiford to sc- 1 cncaper than nnv oihcr house
ho gn at is the variety of our GOODS that we can suit
any tiste or pulse
\\ e in kc si spcclal y of importing G3Oi)\ for XMAS
PRL“Ll\ l`:. and our store has earned thrm gli ionest effort,
the name
“'innn\ Chun Hendqunvti-r-_
Wiiiiiiig all .i Mi rry li mis and Iiapiiv New Ycar
CARTER & C0 Limited
in ul the sncre
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the Kiiig's visit, this inearnation
gone bcfoie
high in the peerage of all great and
realms and tlilngsyust as in some ol
cesslons of huiiinn beauty have com
gone and where all manner of striking
i deeds have niurkcil the historic pile
centuries, there still shines out above all
others one day when royultyvin
iguest.. That was the rad letter day in
r thc nnnals of the grand old liuilding
the chronicles of its history did not
to record in fitting tornis the advent
doings of that memorable visit of the
King So in iilithls world`s varied
thrilling story there can lie there
,time to compare with that when
ll-loyalty of Heaven came here
I language of Pressel in his Life of Jesus,
describesin eloquent words the tempor
i ary abode of this King of Kings
Earth thou grain oi sand on the shore
ofthe Universe of God, thou Bethlehem
amongst the princely citioi of
Heavens, thou nrt and remnlnost
Loved One amongst tcii thousand
i and worlds, the Chosen of Godi
Thee will lle again visit and then
I wilt prepare a throne for Him so
gavest Him a manger cradle, in
radiant glory wilt thou rejoice as
dia'st oiioe drink His blood and tears
mourn His death! On thee has
Lord agront work to complete
Divine, must forever siund out biight and
high above everything else-the niugui
ficent coiossil exception to all that has
From this visit of the King our earth
has received a distinction vihich places it
famous palace v\ here all kinds of life have
passed along for geneautions, wheie
splendid scenes have tri\nspiied,w here pro-
SATURDAY DECEMBERW 1905. the general fooling among thou who
travel or :hip fmigiitis that itiiiuat be  0  d F
ciiismis 1905 vu ‘=»- Ev-“"1 °°~“»=‘~ "‘°°°“"“‘°“ For Motl\cr,l"ather and Sister or Brother, ll tl ill
that under the conditions of tiieviliiter A U I
""” service so they are every winter, the     e
(By Rev William Harrison) §°v°m_m°“t °“3l‘"' t'° pay $1” °°:t° , |
even persons rom town an coun ry
T’“’°""°‘“““”°"’°"'°”’° °°'”“‘“"d:“" have proposed unit nie requisite sis bs Read this carefully, then do YOUR CHRISTMAS  I $
d l ti
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So tters were down to yesterday
Over wider areas than ever this noble when P__l____l____l LB Mlllerol the Chu,
ooniniemorntion exerts its gracious lonebown Buslnem Cone” gene_,°__‘ly
and lmperlshable sway Taking the ousted to pay for plming the wlephone
lsigcst vision of the past and the broad ____ _hs expeme of "___ Colle” ll the RA"
est outlook ofthe future there are ample _my Aubhorltles would ______se__t_ It ls
grounds foi assuming that a time will yet understood that _ms ____°pos__l was com __ _ __
lcinie vihen the whole illuminated world munlcned to s__pe__l___e__de__t sham but
will unite inceiebrating tlieodvent of Ono wnh what ms ,L could not be learned
u
wh°"° “am” is W°"delf“l and wh°s° last night. There seeinslittle doubt that
influence upon the affairs of this ___ one way or another the patrons of the   & 
earth has already grown to inconceivable Railway Wm hive the benellt ol the
 ‘ e n 0 dimensions. `
fo
telephone but the oost ought not toiall
Never \\ii.~i the gieut Chiistmss annl upon th; genemslw ,,f,,l,,|n“|e public     stamped on sole
\ersary nioie widely appreciated or so splrlwd clude"
itei
of a nation and thc yenrniiigs and Piicsses
of the woiid weie moulded into one Many l'°"'d‘"`S ‘vmlperuse “ith mnerest' Tweed S1llt5 $3 75 to $I2 00
_ i,0liigfeii@w_niit-iyf cxiiilisiseli tfilw nw ‘““° 'Blue and black Beaver over Coits
OLII1 llSlJIl`l\b 0" 0 “Inn nl ll er one _°'°`_
Fancy tweed over coats
greater than Meir Fifty years is along period to seive in Duck Refers
lvlmt sound _S ll I hem an official capacity, and this prolonged Sheep Skin hlled l-eefel-S
Ascending through the dark? WND ln the 01186 0 the veteran F W Leillllel' 8nd COId'l1l'0y I'€€f€l‘S
The tumultuous noise of nations iiiigiieii, Assistant Clerk of the iiegisiii- F
Whatever °“" 3"°“'“i¥ “'h“l°m l°*“`“9 the excellent work these institutions are
that is wonderful about the history of our ,lolng lu prepnrlng l,,m,lreds of young
m planet, of thc tremendous forces that havi. people for me actlve dum., of me wha,
if    @ been at work u on its structures and the
P ever may bo said of education as provided
strange and splendid deeds that men have ln om, common sclmols and
done upon its surface, this one event of
of the
noble
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Oonnolly k Oo s. 28d
They arrived lata last evening -Our
sleigh runners for baby carriages have si-
su-~__
As to the telephone for Georgetown
station during the coming winter months.
captured or raised from the bottom of
or capturing the Russian Pacific
l:;_hf_§r_?:?;_§£  ability and faithfulness The Goveinnieni Brown and grey u15ter°
the Christmas holidays serves to iecall
colleges, ti e
insiruotion and training in our business
colleges is eminently practical and cannot
be ton strongly commended The moder
ate cost of a B C course is about the best
invesiment a young man or woman can
make
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THE JOURNEY OF LIFE
I know it is early morning
And hope is calling aloud,
And your heart is iiiiie with Youth ii
desire
To hurry along with the crowd
But linger ii bit by the roadside, 80
And lend a hand by thc way,
Tis a curious fact that n generous act
Brings leisure and luck to a day
I know it is only the noontlmc-
There is chance enough to be kind,
But the houis run fast when noon has
passed,
And the shadows are close behind.
bo think uhlie the light is shining,
And act ere the set of the sun,
For the sorriest woe that it soul can
know
Is to think what li might have done,
I know it is almost evening,
But the twilight hour is long.
If you listen and heed each ciy of need
You can right full many a wrong
For when we have finished the Journey
We will all look back and any
On life's long mile there was nothing
worth while
But the good we did by the way
Br ELLA Wuuncsn Wim o\
,
Call and get some of those nice dinn
nd tea sets that are oil‘oi'ed at is nr
Fancy California nnvelornngoo at Jno fro
_V _ l _, _ 5  . , ' ,i , ,._-  ‘ ,~ /=,i<`i.i/I 5 .;".¢‘,x’A'£-Qtisviwl \" a r ~"i_`f,
hopes and preparations had paved the h T (_ fe 85 14811188 00d, WB.fll\ l5'Cke‘5 fanglnu In Prlce
t e sea liree Russian coast e noe
W” tcnmson h':a;n;ers _h-(;]mofn;;:,;oma ships, one armoured cruiser and lour pro frcrn $8 00 to I5 00 for  50
Il illn B ll S 0 B
mon 'S S bl; ` ___ tected cruiscis, formerly Russian have
mg Of the King u "_lt_ pre( C mrs' also been added to the Japanese fleet   
mspwlng song' and up' tug prom se The net result is that after destroying
had all voiced the iiiinieasurabie desire
ivid need for the advent of the Redeemer ___ d __ R ___ Bam F1001' Rugs . . . . $2-00 £0 $9 50
,md l_l,,g_ ee ““ “’ “B "“ ° Wool door mats (English) . _ _ . . .. I 75 to 2 25
fleet, either of which uns stronger iii Lace Curtains _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ soc to $9 50 pr
Men speak of "he f°“`“h”'l°“mgs of ships, men mid guns than the naval force Cal-Pet Sweepel-s_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3 00 iq 4 00
this Royal Personality iii tlic Old Testa of _~lap___, lletom the wm._ me Japanese T bl C
s e overs .. _  . (ioctorioo
“‘”““““‘l l" l‘l“°'Y “S “Eu S““lV he" niivy is iiow one halt stronger thiiii it uns Squares for rooms . . . . . . . . . 3 oo 7 oo, ii oo up to 30 oo
'*‘ S°'“°ll‘l”-1 °“' '='“°h ""3 “UL “""“’S5°d when the win iisgnii Aiiu the galil has Tapestry, Scotch. Brussel. Velvet or Axintuster Carpet at any price ac
oii sucliuscnic before oi sincc Even iii ,wen largely ln l,,,l_l_les|,,p.,_ 0; these C0l'(llIlg t0 SlZ€ Of the YOOUJ
Genesis ilit lemes are stiiiing and thi l____a__ had Mx ____ the ommeb’ lost mo by
"ery fi" “ellis l'° l’l°“ "lm" “S fmm inines, and has no\v eleven. Iii tonnage
""0lfl‘Lf“°f|'| You are ull" 9"]-V "md" Jiipan's naval force is increased from   
to feel that something great and incom 223787 tons to 332 107 tons She has nov,
pirably good is on its Nay Nowitls a
long, dcnthlcss anticipation of this nevi and Pleasure tm “rude hm" S""“l'°r Serge suits
li_,rs0n,,_l,ly “hose p,,,,_,e ,lb last the Ferguson on Christmas obseivaiice in past Worsted Suits
un_ve____w blmll ml years which appears elsevilierc in this W°r5ted Pant-5
Tweed pants
rieve reefers
Phe" rp-Joiclngs ‘md lam°“""t“i°“s’ ture, has been filled vilth unqucstlonalilc Beaver feefefs
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Then wrmh their |0ve_ than hale 2 has done well to recognise such long and S12? isigsbes
Surely the world did walt faithful service by granting him an g
l 0 00111103’ °f its R‘3’le°"‘e'~ annuity, uhich we trust he may long be
Noi was this hope ami maricllous spared to onioy. F  M F I k F
heralrling in vain In the fulness of the _.i  e  0 S 
“me He mme *md HI* wmlnll "mde and The closing of our business colleges fcr
fixed for ever the one gi eat hour of time
Gent s Furnishing
A combination sweater in Blue and white crimson and
Roll collar sweaters for i 25 to 1.7 5
Good Jerseys at 75c i oo, I 25.
Strong knit shirts 75c 85c and 85c
Blue and grey flannel shirts 85c. I oo, and 1.25
Serge shirts i 75 and 2 25
Warm suit; underwear r oo to 2 5o
Mnfllers soc to i oo
Knit muffiers soc to 85:.
Lolored shirts 65c to 1.00
Linen collar, calls and white shirt for 75c and
articles.
Sweaters.
Full dress white shirts.
Meii s gloves in Mocha, Kid and leather
Warm winter caps 5oc.
Fur caps 2 25 to io oo
Felt hats sott or hard
Silk hats 3 oo to 5 00
Christmas waists °i7es 32 to 44 from 3 50 to
flannel, white, cream, black and colored
100 white api ons from 25c to i oo
Knitted golf Jerseys 1.00 to 4 50
50 knee wraps for rink use 2 50 to i2 oo
A dozen of good towels for the Home $2 00 to 3 oo.
A dorm of table napkins r 75 to 3 oo
A good table cloth 2 50 to 3 50
A pair ofblaukets 2 50 to 5 oo
A good hed -‘over 1 25 to 3 oo
A warm bed quilt 2.00
[OR l`lY LADY
Fancy collars 25c to 2 io
Chaieline Bags 65c to $5 oo
Purses 15:: to 2 oo
Pretty fancy hat pins 5c to 5oc
Bottle perfume 25c to 2 25
Large lace ties 6oc to 4 io
Battenburg collars 25c to 2 io
Fancy silk ties 25c to i 25
Plaid silk smahes 95c to i 50
A large assortment of bibs 8c to 45c.
I-Isndkerchiefs, liiwnimusiln and linen in both fancy
in ac to 75c,
ns?
rivdd at last. As we have only reoeivod o
° small shipment, como early if you wont s
air.-John Newsoim Bid 8| _  _<  », _ -
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See them in our viuidow
They are beautie
Fine low patent :uid choir,
ate
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isou tie lirg i,l,,l
holes for silk ribbon, iluiity
ress occasions prices
A1 0 l3d1€S 2 buckle v
roof overslioes :iii 95 ( 1 uiiiy
make ]usi nmkes i inte
i esent
iiOEE BROS
Eyes
Tested
Dept
i2 75 Silk French
a stronger navy than Italy, and is only Norfolk suits . . . . . . . . . . $2 00 i0 $4 00
S" mm mal' °f light' “°“' ”‘ mms exceeded by Great Britain Fiuiice, Ger FHUCY Sults - - - - - ~ - - - ~ ~ I 45 t0 5 75
P”~“‘“t darkness Ive are wnsclous many and the United btates 3 Pc Suits - ° ° ° ' ' ' ' ‘ ' -3 75 to 9 75
bailor suits . . . . . . . . . . . " 2 90 to 8 50
a‘urc f 1.>0O years Sometimi s To one and ull, A HAPPY iiiiii~i1\i,\s i Reefefs ~ - ~ - - ~ ~ ~ » - - - - I 6° t0 5 50
a voice of thunder, sometimes a voice of ____ Ulsters ' ' ° ' ' ' ’ ' ' 3 75 to 5 5°
Overconts . . . . . . . . . . 5 oo to 13 oo
comfort. Do men hear the blast of s We have cheerfully glven editorial Pants _ _ _ _ H. _ soc to _.SO
trumpet' “mes and miles 'may' "sing space to an article froin Rev William Vests
"nd falznnlgmw mme swift and tender Hairisoii, who gives eloquent prominence Overalls 25C C0 65
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"male ls we wg" un bignnl of me to tl e religidus aspects of Chrlstniai-itide
Kiiig`s appioacli The uiinuls and hoprs  t C 
6ooto12oo
ioooto x4oo
250to375
I25to3oe
5ootor45o
675to 1550
225to 5
4coto6.75
7ooto95u
325’0 900
5ooto8 50
375 t°155°
25o0to75oo
8ooto18oo
the
white. $3 50
I oo for 3
and plain
We are proud o iic
satisfaction vic a  \
ing in oui optical Jn-
parinient Ii om
eyes trouble you vniiic
in and have tiitiu
tested, wont cost you
anything
Glasses recoiiiiiiciirlcil
only when icquircd
Satisfaction qiiaiaii
tee .
The Diiiggid
and Graduate Oliiici ii *__
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We have cnc
Fur Lining left
we will sell at
a Bargain
JOHN MCLEOD il Lv
senses#
IE"C)IE\t. SALT
The uiulrrsigiiuil niitis l<
valuable property in Ch iouii i
frontin on the Noriii lliiti Hi 1
fl-cm C gy bv oar;-rage iiiiil inn iiii
water containing 6o acres ~
ln r n a high siatc oi' ‘ill \
There is mi the c iiiscs i li
commoiliona ilvicliiig liou~i ini \~\
out iiilcliiigs H '0U'l
ie air. This plum
favourably kuowii .is a ‘~ ‘1"“
sort, with liathiiig honliiiil “"
Aliunrlanrc of sen v\ cd, HW* ‘I I” l
and marsh mud, iiiiikes iiii~ will
most valuable prop:-rii»_~ oil ilu
WILLIAM M WRIGHT _Wui itli
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