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Eastern Steamship Co
internatiodal Division.
Winter Iecchiced Rates
in eiiect to May Ist, I9o4.
St. John to Portland $3.00
St. John to Bolton $3.50
Comrneadng December xo, I9o3,stealser leaves
Bi. John at B a. m. (Atlantic Standard) Thurs-
days for Lubes, Baatport, Portland and Boston
Returning from Boston st o a.va.via. Portland.
laalport and Labec. Mondays.
Passengers arriving at 5t.Iohn oa evenings
previous to morning aaiiingscan go direct to
steamer and take cabin berths or staterooms (or
tle trip.
Wm. G. LEE, Agent, Bt. John, N. B.
CALVIN AUSTIN, V. P. H Gen'l Manager.
A. B. HANBCOM, G. P. A T. A.
General Oflces, Foater‘l Wharf, Boston. liars
sail.
A SUGGESTIIJII FUR A
XMAS GIFT
A year's subscription to the
,PRINCE EIIWARI1 ISLAND
MAGAZINE beginning with
the Xmas. Number to be
issued this week. Sent post-
paid to the address of any
riend yo\I desire to have it
sent to for 75c. A card with
the first copy, explains that
it is sent by your instruction.
THE P. E. I. MAGAZINE
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Telephone 189.
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CANADA’S MARITIME
FAMOUS THE
TRAIN EXPRES
INTERCOI;0I|IAI.
'I:AII.wav
Between Halifax, Truro, Painsec junction
llonctun, Quebec, and Montreal, ensures a
SAFE '~l.\'.-"I 1
swII=r  I
srnoorn "`¢~l..1.. 
journey, and you will travel via
YOU R OWN LINE.
Write lor rates and time tables to
o.A. aI1Axu>, snot. P. E. 1. Iuliway. Cllr
lvttetown, P. E. I.
JNQ. M- LYONB, General Pasaellffi Ilia
Ticket Agent. Moncton.
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vr.
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P. E. l._llA|LWAY
ci Monday. Iaauar 4th I 4, the
trxiiiingleglangailway will ran dyaily'(3Iindays
excemed) U ’o¢i‘°'r*` 'trains Inward
Trains Ontwar
Rnd dow n Stations. ling lv-
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Mo 5‘°5 {llt. l0ewart} 4|! 9
llndbl
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ar. lolrla. lv. £30
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Inn' “C nm by I’ ‘PIG-Ii'I‘Iiiué`I¥R‘.d hue' Tommy. You are not supposed to know
ne .l¢‘r.Govt lyl.
° nomzwirmn
'he lhnm Sailor.
It happened at the Mansion House
police court. A msn who claimed to
_bc a tailor and who said that he bad
been badly injured through an acci-
dent at sea was charged with begging
in tho city. The chief magistrate
qgught aight of s blneiacket in court
and, addressing him, said, "You might
please ask this man some 'questions to
tlnd out it he is a sailor or whether he
is un impostor.” The naval man stood
up, and, looking at the prisoner, asked,
"Can you tell me how many yards of
canvas there are on the malnsheet?"
After some consideration tha sham
nautical man replied, “l think about
sixty yards." It only rcxunlnud for the
real tar to explain to the umgistrnto
that the Inalnshect was II rope and not
a sail for the beggar to be convicted.-
Golden Penny.
inch pot and grown iIidoor.< I'-ii-ing.; the
colder weather," suid II llurlsi
K t 1
Iiztto and grow up into II bl-:|uIIi`iil
piniit, extulidiug its ht-:itil-livs owl' th.-
pot.
l “'l`lIo i\~-.Ives closer tug.-tl|t~I~ Ilitc ilio
loaves of I1 boolr oil thv :||IpI~o;it-it of
low Il<I\\'cI‘s‘. 'l`lIct‘u is IIGIIIIII-rg misc just
like it."
` Too Much For l-lim.
Voltaire could not speak much Eng-
lish, ’l`lIo rvnson why he refused to
stirdy tho l:\II;II:I|_'o is this: it was
Ilrilluli into him that “|Ilnguc" was
[II'oIIotIIIt~<»tl “|Il:Iig." which be thought
\'L‘I'y pretty :Ind nL~<‘cptubI€. I‘lU,t.I'IglJl
on top of it iw was introduced to
"dime," which his tt-nchcr said must
be culled "n»gue." I-`lndl|Ig it lmD0l-
Iilblo to reconcile tim difference, hs
well on into II pniiosopnicntarntrum
nud.,4rop£§ the study.
“l".\Lher, have you read my ode ‘To the
Pines ?"` asked the youi hful poet..
"No, John, I havent" was the old monk
reply, “Hub you just Lake this here ax
an' out down a few of 'em. 'l‘lIe pines are
owln' me 'bout ten cords o' wood I"
DOES CHILDREN GO0D.
Mrs. Joseph Langtry, Brookville, Out
‘I have ussd Dr. Low's Worm Synkp in
rnyvlamlly, and it has always been e ect.-
ual and has done the children good. I can
highly recommend it.'
Jason-“Smith says that he believes All
women should be allowed to vote.
Mason-“He does, chi Well that is
what. comes of marrying II Indy you carI'L
lick."
INSTANT RELIEF.
Mr. Robb. Jennings, Mansfield, Ont.,
writes: ‘I have used one hottie of Dr.
Low’s 7‘ooLlIaolIe GumforsevcI'etootlIache_
and received Instant relief. liissidvs this,
it aot.rd ns a I-Ipleridid Lernpornry llllluxz.
Price 10c.
Doctor Jlnks:-I suppose ycu must have
lost some of your patients by bl-ing away
for so long a Lime?
Doctor KeIIL:~Yes, confound ltl Ten
or a dozen of them got well.
EARACHE CURED.
Miss J. J. Johnson, Innlsfnll, Alta., says:
I was troubled with Enracha for a long
time, and nothing helped me until I used
Hngynrds Yellow Oil, which cured Inc
co|:npleLely.`
Ha-I have saved up enough for us to
llvc at the rate oi' $l0,(lL(l a year.
She-For how long?
He-Oh, one year.
Lnxn-Liver Pills ark the Indies' favorite
oathartlc, as they do not gripe or DMD.
sloken or weaken or cause the slightest. ln-
oonvenlenoe. Price 250,. all druazlsta.
Anxious Arabella: f“I hope lt, doesnt
bother you to have my hair blow ln your
face T' The llrute.-“Notin the least.. l
was horn in China. I can eat: rats."
Minard's Liniment lor sale everywhere.
Mistress-Did you bring any references
with you ‘I
Cook-No`m I thought l‘d not the place
iirst..
Minard’s Liniment Cuvn. Dandruil.
Husband-“What does it matter how
plain your clothes srel Beauty, you
know is only skin deep, and--
Wife-“And I really would like bo make
mins sealskln deepjust lor onoe."1
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pi:dlarrJ;°bcIt`.I*.Ilo.ti =;`I\iIn5r.p"Il.i";ld1`s°I°I\I,rv$2y
Pl B It.i th out atlsiaotory
re:iad&EFIi'po0nah: antiildoldsd all kinda.
Pima
Willie-Pa, when you say s rnan‘I\
‘wool gatharinar' it means he's laq,
doa'¢ ltl
Pa-Not necessarily. -Hs may ba
gathering the wool off the lambs in Wall
struct.
Alinafd’a Llnimeat Relievu Neufslda-
Rooney-Whore di:l ya git. the black eys
Moths I
Clanoy-Why, Tim Dolan'a just blvk
from his honeymoon, an’ Lwss me ad-
vlssd Tim to git married.
Stnpefyln heulaohss are cured, the
Y | head alsareg, and the brain brlghtnned by
, I\Illlhurn`s Sterling Headache Powders.
rhéy do not. weaken the heart. Price l0o.
and 251:.
Father-Don t, ssl-I so many Questions.
svsrythll iz that goes on are und here.
0 A “HA” ' ' Tommy-Nr, but I dn, though.
llpelinterdent
l|inu°d'l Linlmeni Cures Burns, etc.
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Embroideries
2<>c Embroideries for
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9C I Ii
6C I1 I,
licn’s White Shirts
6oc Shirts (white)
SSC .. ..
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Unlaundried Shirts.
$1, Io Unlaundried Shirts
75  ..
55 “
Hosiery Snaps,
Mens Half Hose goc for
I. .. .. 42; .,
li li I I SSC I.
Ladies “ 7oc “
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450 "
32C \II
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4C
4oc
57°
7.3¢
7.5¢
SSC
4Ic
220
_1,2c
4Ic
550
47
340
14C
$3-25 Buck Gloves
3. Io Fur lined Gloves
1.60 Mocha lined “
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L35 .I .. ..
65C Kid “ “
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Corsets
$2.17
2 o7
I"/'.3
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Not including B and I Corsets.
$1.50 Corsets $I_I2
1-as
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750 "
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420 It
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Stupendous Bargains
Good Striped Fiariirelette
Izoo yards well worth gc yard ri
yds for . . . . . . . . _ . _ .
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, 250
Good dressliuing worth 7c for
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . .
_ .2}/gc.
Sets of dress steels rot; set for 5c
Safety Hooks and eyes gc c:Ird.|
Qc
for . . . . . . , . . . . . . . .
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All Childx.en»SH - d- ._ Boys' Blue Knit Shirts worth 55
ci
42°;
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“ ep n n \vnI'Iu room or hy the
kitchen stove, n peanut kcI‘I|cl [IlIIIItr><l ‘
III It pot of loose, Invllow IIIIIIII IIIIII only `
Iuod1\I'ult'ly IIIoIslI'Ii-‘ll will soon i.;<-I'IIIi' `
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We’re in this sale to sell goods not to make In proiit-I 5 to 50
$1.23 Colored shirts
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65 .. ..
Flannelettes
5C Fiarmciette o yards for
WZC
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22c “
llrcss Goods
Black and colored caslittieres
.is
Black and navy sergcs 3;
Heavy beavers;
Ifrieze Cloths
656 Twill snitings
48C Herringbones
'_ TWENTY FIV!! CB)H`b PER MONTH
84
77
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STC
439
25a
5'i
7c
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I4c
I7c
1-; off
I-3 of
I 3 oil
I-3 oil'
130 yd
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When ra Peanut Sprouts.
a thing of bcauty is II <:oIII|.i~-I iwiintit I I
"Few persons are pt-riIIi;»~~ iw .ire that . 0 a l S ’ 3' G I1
plant growing singly in II s:\ or eight
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‘token oil our price moans cost and oitcn less than cost. Wcrc thc
goods old and shopworn it would be another matter and We _would bc
glad co soil at any price. But our goods are neither old or shopworn
Our stock is rightlup to date and thc cleanest and best assorted in thc
city. Before buying' get samples and cornpnrc our goods and prices.
You Save 25 to 33 l-3e on a dollar’s Worth of these goods.
IMCHIS Lined GIUVCS l'lien’s Colored Shirts Eur Goods
&
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_Q Fur <\t>llat's #Lic
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2.55 *‘ “ I,<7
A is “ “ 1:4
fl oo Ruffs 4.00
10.50 ‘° 6.50
I; oo “ 5.07
13,25 " 'l.\§
Grey Fianuels
I6c lflantiel Inc
20C “ I SC
z_=,c
28c
32C
3‘lC
.rin
Sundry Bargains
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'i`ruIIlcs and \.':Ili.<cs 3:, p v ofl'
Table I.iIIcIIs 2_5 [I Q off
'l`alIle Napkins 25 p c off
'l`iclrings and coitonad es 25 p c off
Silk `VI/aists _ oil
Colored Silks
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,:oum_ snr 5c sa e price... . . . . . .
. .;52c
-52C yd l"rcIIclI Flaunels
OSIUY 25 P C "” 1 6 I ~ 32s Melton cloths :ze yd Meu’s Hats 33 I., off
mc yd (Not Boston Derhys)
, Ladies Tweed I2c for...r...7c 248 H N
Goods on approval as usual- Goods exchanged or nroncy refunded
as usual -Goods on 24 hours approval as usual. Get samples and compare
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