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If you want the
best results in your -.
_ Xmas cooking, get
your groceries from ,
us. Prompt sle=
livery. t
Phone 199.
A Webster ~& McKay
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keeps the moat tender shin, soft,
smooth, and free from chaps.
No Other is just as Good.
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` WE ARE BAKERS
Of fancy and plain pies,
pastry, rolls, doughnuts,
etc., and anything of our
baking is always' whole-
some, toothsome, excellent.
The earlier we receive your
order the better. a
_ German Buns loc.
~‘ Parker House Rolls roc.
‘ ` Rock Cakes loc.
LemonTops ioc.
-J Doughnuts loc.
D. STEWART.
_ ECLIPSE BAKERY.
Bakes Best Bread.
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SHOULD LAST WELI
AND BURN WELL. THE
BEST BURNING COAL ON
THE MARKET TO-D AY IS .
PORT
HOOD
AND ITS LASTING QUAL-
ITIES ARE MOST ASTON-
ISHING.
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Poinior
Why is our
maéjlsnewl
ing _ every
sry? ne-'
cause our its
are' perfect
and goods
it give saiisfsc- `
- _ tion.
F.” R-  , ' nguocisrs,
Custom Tailor.
Greet oeors¢_S"*°‘- ,
, .lnoiin._r. Baca. have The Guanliaira
llbanklforshaudsome calendar for the
current year.
Bnaisnn Elliott arrived at St John's
Newfoundland yesterday from Boiiris vis.
Sydney. ,Ali wsil. 4 'V' _ g '_
Tal ohoir of the First Methodist Church
have each been presented with a zdfd
lialfaovemign by the congregation in ap-
preaistidn of their services.
Tan Bev. E. Gillies will preach in the
Presbyterian chu.roii.` Bloomfield on Sah-
bath Jan. 10, at ll a. in., at 0'Leary at 3
p. m. and at Brac at ii p. m.
TBI Ladies' Hockey Club began their
seaaon's practice last night.” The ladies
were instructed in the intricacies of the
same hy “Toby” McMillan, the well
known Abeswelt player.
'Inn annual Burns concert will be held
in the Opera Rouse on tha 85th January,
and promises to be ons ot the best of the
many excellant concerts held under the
auspices of the Caledonian Grub.
' Till C. P. R. Atlantic Division Passen-
ger Stall’ have issued to their friends neat
Christmas remembranoes in the form of
aoard with silhouettes of the dilerent
members of the stall. Prominent among
them are the proilles of C. B. Foster and
James McKenna.
Ar the Police Court yesterday William
Mahar (Whitecsp) and Frank Gormley
for drunkenness and disorderly conduet
and breaking windows in the houses of
Mrs. Harden, Hrs. Kneebone and Mrs.
Wares at the East End were gives seven
and six months respectively in jail.
M. O. Molionnrn, well known in Char-
lottetown, has severed his connection of
5 years with the James Robertson Co.
of St. John and accepted a position with
the Henderson Potts Cc., Ltd., of Halifax
and Montreal. Prnvious to leaving St.
Iobn,Mr.ll cBobhie was presented by the
employes of the James Robertsen Co.
with a solid gold chain and bar.
IK future a new system of charging
books loaned by the Legislative Library
will be adopted, and Rule8of the Rules
for the management of the Library
limiting the time of retention of books
to two weeks will he observ-
ed. all books out have been
renewed for two weeks to January
ltiih, before which date the librarian
would like to have them in.
A very pretty wedding took place on
New Year!-i Eve at \Veston, N. S., when
Miss Mary Curry Sandford, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sandford
was united in marriage to Mr. Harry
Saunders of Ayle8ford. The ccremuny
which took place st? o'clo¢lr, was per-
formed by the Rev. G. P. Raymond
(brother-in-law of lbs bride) of Charlotte-
tiwn, assisted by Rev. L. D. Moore of
Berwick.
A1uaoNin‘io1iNi~specinien of beef was
on exhibition yesterday in the stand of
Saunders dt Newsom at the marker. The
s-cor weighed when dressed 1,132 lbs, a
weight that has not been excelled even at
Iliastar markets for a long time. The
steer was bred hy William Schuririan,
North Bodcquo, and during ihe past year
has been led by Saunders & Newsom.
The beef was greatly admired by all who
saw it yesterday. _
A Milne Fraser, Halvfax, the agent for
Provinces and Newfoundland. L. C
meeting 'in Zion Church last niglit. was
Mr.Stovecson on Patriotlr|m.As a suitable
the First Methodist at 7,30. The addre~s
will he given by Rev. Lio Williams. At
the conclusion of the week ol' prayer
meeting i.. short meeting of the Loru's
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WARTS REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN.
Piitnarn's Painless Corn and War! Ex
tractor never falls io remove Waits
Coins or Bunions without pain in 24
hours Refuse a substitute for “Put-
nam's“; it's the best.
, -'>|' *_ _
TOILET LOTIONS
' Winter wirinds play l1av0C
with the complexion causing
` chafing, redness and sore-
ness ci-the skin. These dis-
comforts are quickly remedi-
ed bythe use of any of _the
. following aupaiof t01l¢!
lot-Ions.
i'idc's Witch Haul Crelm
wiieeiwa olycermohlly
I14c'sAimo|ld Crolm-
Bdelwelsa Cream.
Almond Jelly.
Hind'a Honey and AIIIIGU4
, Cream.
Violet Cream.
These preparations make
the skin soft and velvety. 1
“THE TWO MAC’S"
liobonudslaolililili.
N , .
Though it keeps the. time for the wwii;
ft holds units hands in front cl its face
And it always rnaa itself down.-Orig.
Tru: weather moderated somewhat yes'
tcrday. ' At nine in the- morning the
thermometer was two below, all- day it
hovered around zero and this moi'ning at
one o’cloek the mercury was three above
with prospects of a further raise.
Carrara A. H. Anderson and family
left on Tuesday morning for 0harlolte~
town, where they will in future reside,
Capt.ain'Anderscn having reccived an
important appointment in the ordnance
department-of the militia service. His
father and mother 'who accompanied
them, will also live at Charlottetown
We join with Captain and Mrs. Ander-
son's many friends in wishing them
bon voyage, and every success in their
new home. Oaptaln.Anderson ie one ol
our nicht respected Lunenburg boys, and
‘we n¢’piw.es unit nn ibuisy nn been
recnsplud. During the many years he
resided here he took an active part in
everything which was for the advance-
msntof the town, and in social circles he
will be greatly missed.-Lunenburg Pro-
gross.-Captain Anderson has rented the
house owned by Hrs. Nelson D. Armour
on Upper Hillsboro street where he will
rssi<`s with his family.
Ar the last meeting of the Northern
Agricultural Institute held in Mayleld
Hall, on the 88th uit., the directors sub-
mitted the following programme for the
winter work. Meetings to be held on the
2nd and 4th Monday of each month.
Subjentsfor discussion at each meeting
vis. material and sceial im-
provement; the Amherst Winter
Fair Dairying Transporation; Cnr-
ient events, the world over; How
bestwincrearc the fertility oi’ the soil:
Our national resourses; Seeds. Papers or
addresses tcbe given by the following
members respectively. A. Molatt;
Walter Simpson, Bay View; O A Steven-
son, cheese-mek. r, New Gla gow;
Geo B McNeill. Cavendish; Wm.
Moffatt, Mayfield; Wm G Houston,
do: Ernest Bulman, South Rustlco and
Thomas Doyle, North Rustioo. The Arai.
meetingto bc held in Cavendish Hall on
Monday the llth inat at 7,3).
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LIGHTNING REMEDY FOR ORAMPS
Some people have cramps pretty often,
others only now and again. But when
on do have them ii.’s a mighty quick re-
suro as death to relieve cramps in five se-
conds-ii,'s instantaneous, just a few
drops in sweetened water and the pain is
gone. Buya bottle of Nerviline to-dai,
and iieepit handy. Nerviline is anom-
mon household necessity and only costs
25 cents.
Dir.. iIAmr.'roN's Manpnaxs PILLS Oulu:
Oousriiurion
vmrr/I /lrsinrmoo
Saivrisco De Cuba, Jan. i.-The Ger-
nrin cruiser Vineta, Commodore Chroe-
day for Port AuPrince, Hayti.
To heal and soften the skin and remove
grease, oil and rust stains, paint and earth, etc.
use The "Master Mechanic's" Tar Soap
albert Toilet Soap Co.. Mfrs.
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Toir.l1Lo‘rroNs Your skin will not
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-‘h N C '_ can h has "turned fecl the least discomfort during the cold --~,= ‘Y /
ima- gzw ‘;]Dr\;r{rhere¥:;phas c0n,mob` d wcatter if you use any of the following:  NN ",  '
with the Smnh Pwnver Typcwmcr C,._ Macs Witch Hazel Cream, Violet Cream, Chops __,\  I i \, ,_ _'
as their sole agent in the Maritime §Jd;I;°(;°érg';':';»,hggrgsmgslliglmzlgg q“iCklY    _ and
Smlili Sc Bios. last February tendered J°"7' Th"° “° ‘ll °“V“i°' "°“°l‘ and   *$9*/5`
their lwgmuun mth the “ho” camp, »irsisle_s and we can recommend them with easily   
any but A,ex_L_ Brown ,ho h,,¢m,d confidence. 'the Two Mau, MacDonald =  in <5 .
the first Smith Premier and perfected it ami “‘°K;'£°“;'I;““l""» 0°f“¢\‘ GW" _  V
is still vice-president cf the Company. "°-'K' M' °“ "°°"' d W .  ` 1,) _;
Owina to the very severe weather the We are yet to we from in exam to me ,,'.
ilnest lot of choice Christmas go ds in the
hell, Fitsroy St., a son.
At the Hotel Russ, Summerside, Jan.
(Sth, 1904 ty Rev. W. B. Smith, B. D., Ph.
of Cod
WCH
,is carefully pre-
pared, contains
'pure oil, and is
leasantly flavored
good for coughs,
colds and allbron- .
< cliial afiections.
35 and 50 CciilS.
Arrived per steamer Campana 50 bags and 15 barrels red
_ 1.
per cent in another month.
onionsj- selling lowbefore storing for winter-wholesale and
retail. Also_Hubbard Squash, and Citron Melons, Celery by 
the barrel and doz. Place your order now, price will be up 50
._I. J. (ia Sr Son
WHEN PEOPLE TALK
about value and low prices in
TWEEDS AND CLOTHING
beaten, and our prices are the lowest for a good article.
TRY US AND SEE.
The Humphrey Clothing Store,
OPERA HOUSE BUILDING,
A. WINFIELD SCOTT, Manager. ~
%w~u»nAw 
Ile( you want. -Polson`s Nervilineis as,
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AFTER IHE HUSTLE ANI] BUSTLE
of Christmas perhaps there is Someone forgotten. to whom
you intend sending a present.
Send Something
For a. New Yec.r's Gift.
What would be nicer than a nice comfortable rocker or
Morris chair? Come in and see what we can show in this
line
John Newson,
“Sells Best Furniture.”
der, arrived hare yesterday and left to- .
Mechanics, Farmers, Sportameni ‘ --
On Jan. ith to William and Mrs Camp- '
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It saves
Strength,
   Time,
 if  and
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Food  .'
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ik-1:;f:im;v:;$;§ii;d.iu1;hgeiigfsigiiyoiizlie °"‘y`"W'P'°°’“m' 'Z "“° fowl’ Hgh’ meat’
ii ' - ' .
K Vegetables, friiit,
This evening tho meeting will be held in ' kind of f '
 Food.
sf.
Simple,
d urable,

easily
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mir./i -.1 ~ ,iiiii-1..  .i_ lim
r-li-»;v.~‘ ii iliii-,i‘iiiii‘.~1ia<»i' mo-
diiiui. lI:\=v\‘lf-Hliiiriwiiiiiig
iriiivos. im; iii-r--l ii in _.mir
liiluiicii. l-ily itlii-rc.
Charlorrriown °
I l th N tl l Anthem was snuir- *-
Us “R B A om BORN bread'and every Q' FENNELL @ CHANDLER
ns
$5" cleaned
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Dly Alliance was hold.   > i A
D., The Reverend Roland Davison, M. A.,
pastor of tha Presbyterian Church, Tyre
Valley. P. E. I., and Miss Maggie McGor- \ _
man of Albert, N. B.
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Emulsion -.. ._ 1...; ._ -._
i.iv..oii~ ilraai Canadian Manufacturer
Q Over 50 years mannisetnnng and still making
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STEEL - WIRE HOOP WOODENWAKE.
FIBREWARE. MATCHES. WASHBOARDS- ,
‘and hundreds of varieties of' PAPER.
Ask your grocer for the E. B. Eddy Co’s Goods i_i
3 gi I Ms/\`   BROSOQ
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“Take my Advice,
'Old Man l"
"lf you want to look dressed 'up
to_lhe handle’-not overdressed,
mind you-see that_]ohn McLeod
& C_0~. d0€S your tailoring.” Sage
advice to the man of business or
S°¢1¢lY whose appearance is of any
moment to him. We can but re-
peat: For good garnients,fashion
ably cut and made. see
Joni uoiuoo o oo.
li
Long life and lust-
inl vigor are the lot
of those who resort
to PARKS PER-
FECT EMULSION
whenever they feel
they would be the
better of food-tonic.
ooohnio
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other in the Lower Pro-
vlriccs.
Choicesi growth oi India
and Cevlon.
I The balance of our
SILVER
N (IVELIILES
Are offered to you at greatly
reduced prices tlli New Years.
G.H. TAYLOR.
IEWELER,
Sunnyside.
Fel’s
Naptha Soap.
This isa soap which is very
highly recoinmeiided.
Will wash cveryiliiiig Wasiiaiile,
clean everything cleanable, and
hurt nothing.
'73 per cake.
for 253,.
Jenkins & Son
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We desire to thank our
customers for their patron-
age for the past year
makin g it the most successful
during our experience. We
tnist by close personal atten-
tion to business to merit a.
continuance of same.
We wish you all a happy
and a prosperous New Year.
W. N. TANTON.
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