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Bio STEAMS-1111> aunt Iismu nan In ai -liii    .Is covet. hear s I
€0f'lPANY DEAL fill illillfl-iliil it  .Pai il iililil. LAST B._lllE. SAY
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C0i\ll'0|lii.\S. |llt°_r.°5.t I-“_ Ea§A$':m_ 55.3 CQ- P@§.5__¢5" e.Vacancy in Exmouth St.Ho..s.f'§.J¢h..h§}.T.L.Di§`l§Ti.1f§'1§.1;..?i°¢ All Business Suspended War- ‘HW R_“§5'3“_ wnlkmii
_ .,. Eh 5 ‘ J _thgelleged malpractice case, was sentm ¥~ 1 ~ uni i ‘T ,
i' .=
Mui’
Council-The Throne
to C.W. Morse- Two Rpllwa S sic  nd ` Si. John Methodist Chii`rch` "=f»»i`=1»1.--»»I~=_~»»~g~e°f  ng ships it lie' B'eacue§S°erIoiIs _ ` oi Russia  and Another Blow Will
y y ms 3- - . uni wulbe held cnlanusryz. 'rhediie _, __T?,,_b|d. _Fédréd , _
Two. Steamship Lineshlow Under' One ' A" 's'a"d°-' CAI-95°-"' E __5°.`i.`i..'7'.°l'I..l'.`I`.5...`I§`..'..‘iL°.Zi2?,“..i.’§iZ“§..'3; ' 1 °" A ' A ACa(us‘e its lialll-‘l?r¥qspects ofa Gen-
|;.._<ro_v, Dec. 18.-( Special.)-The nn-‘ w
noiim-.r-incnt was made i.oday~thut'the‘a
Ieciiii-citing interest in the Eastern Steam-'directorate of all these lines. ‘ _
,hip company had 'passed to Charles W. -
Aiorse who with Calvin 'Austin was the B
III-iIn:ipal crganizer'of the Company. ,LMorse last summer will be merged wma
'l‘iIis means that the Eastern Steamship t
lT.IiIII»auy, the Boston 8: Maine and Maine affect the traiiic between St, John and
New England ports. “   B
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UI-IIr.I-Iii railroads, formerly competitors,
KIISEH WIILIIIII/I
WIIIILII HELP GHIIII
l_<»_\'I»nN, Dec. 15.-According to the cor-
I-.-.~|icInient of the Daily Telegraph at
'i'I»l;io the Chinese minister at Berlin has
Iioiiiied his government that prince Von-
liut-low, the Gennnn imperial chancellor,
mid him that lf' the other powers should
seize Chinese territory. the Emperor of
iii-riiiaiiy \vould immediately go to the
help of Chinn.
EIIUESIIIIIIE Eliiil
Ilil ELEVIIEEI
.‘\'I-Lu' Yom{,` Dec lil.-A frozen and
piirtly dismembered body was found on
the 'l‘hird Avenue elevated railway near
livrh street today. '1'he.body was iden-
Iiiii-Ii as that of John Kennedy, a sten-
oirrnpher. Apparently several trains
iiiwserl over the hody before daylight
<'.»IIIIe and n motorman saw the body lying
III-suit-, thc rails. Soon after this motor-
Iimn stopped his train there was a shout
|'mIII the street below of a policeman who
had founrialeg lying in the street The
police lielleve that Kennedy went out on
lin- platform during the night to commit
suicide.
\VHEN SE VENMEN DIE
You know at least one of them had
ilniisilliiptloh. All first it was Only
1-iimrril-liut it was neglected. When
“i1IItIIrrhozone" cures so quickly it‘s fool-
i~iIm suffer-it's a shame to keep on
.~IIi|i't-linrr and hawking. Caturrhozone
;_»oi-_~< direct to the cause of the disease,-
riIIIt_`.< why it'ssc dead certain to cure.
ltsiops the cou h, prevents that disgust~
Iiipiiischa _ ,cTenrs phlegm out of the
iiironi. in. We 'mlr|utes. Very pleasant
IIIIII safe too' get Catarrhozone from ' your-
druggist today.
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“ ,’_ thezbappy _meeting was~~brought to a
_ , "-‘ i close. A ' »
' ` A '  ¢¢l¢I»f.eu|u.nnmu»»q-nlvilwllvet
IUSI lllil-#II Fli
HlIli.f1_lf=ilitS. I
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See them in our window.
They are beauties.
Fine low patent and choco-
late. I
Gibson tie, large eyelet
holes for silk ribbon, dainty
for dress occasions, prices
stamped on sole.
Also ladies' 2 buckle water-
proof overshoes $r.95 Granby,
makes just makes a nice
Present.
 BROS.
-were well received and generously;
.the speakers and all others" whu_l
iIINIEI_iEII[IE EIII
Illlillll EiH;S;
Canadian section of 'the international D
\' _ I.-. ` ____ anest, Hut he refused to anno er some ___ r
    . _ . . . `qu`estAo}'g;°t;{'::°.;:°t,°l:ab he had been 0? W/lsmim'roN,Dec. 18.-(Special)-Ser-L  
ST JOHN, Dec 18.-(Special)-Rev C 
of"Rsv. W. C. Matthews has been pastor _ _
nl be pmcucauy “_“der th' 'mme 'mm' of.Exmouth Street Methodist Church, to- A
gement, as several persons are on the -diy I-esigned because Of p°or_heam1_
*At amestingofthe' congregation held-
Tize lhltetropolltau- Stuliifllb ll“_°` ffm” tonight a cali was extended to Rev. Sam-
°s °“ ° New Y°'R; *mama by Mr' not Howard of Portland Street Chur'ch.- -
'Mr Howard is a native of Cornwall, P.
he Eastern and- the deal will-materially E_ LA __
-_ l--1-ii-Qi-2
ENE lil EEF @-
` ti [lull an
one ofthe Oshwekan Reserves, in Brant number of people killed.
-_ A T  NrAcAr¢A Fame Dec 14.-Levi Quirk C
cnnett, the Indian murderer, received
last, with hes head badly bruised,
and murksof the murderers fingers on
ber throat, Betsy Jacobs, an Indian
woman nboutlifiy years of age, living at
ounty, was found. In a lonely cottage.
" ’ ' ° She was acrlpple and unmarried. Ben-
wntgrwnyg cumm|s5|0n hm; a lengthy crusberin the forebay of the Electrical
works today on the subject -of the policy | *‘
of the government respecting the preser- d
conference with the minister of public D°"el°Pm¢"i' C°”’P““Y» °f 0“i"“`|°» “Wi
fr/er lunch lay down to rest on the broad
riving belt. It is supposed that he went' P
vatic.. ef. Niagm mils .is one of- the _¢° Sleep- The engineer did not know he
PIIBLIII M_EEII_iIG
Victoria Division held anotheropen-
meeting' in the Division Roonrlast eve-
ning a'nd like all the previous meetings
it proved a decided success. Tlre'ohair
was ably illled by Andrew McNair.
The chief speaker was Rev. Robert Peg-
rlm, pastor of Central Church, who
delivered a stirring and eloquent address
on the Reasonableness of Prohibition,
which must have putto silence any
present who have ever put credence in
the notion that a Prohlbitory Liquor law
acts predjudlcially to the legitimate busi-
select choir of the Division was especially
|zood.Short and very interesting addresses '
were also given by Brothers Huntley,
Blakely, McPherson, Anderson and Rack-
ham. Readlngs were given by Bros.'Mc- _
Kinnon and Stanley. Miss Hlclrox sam!
the “Old Oaken Bucket" and Mrs. McNair
sang “Saved by Grace", Miss Whitlock
also gavea nice selection. All of them »
applauded. After the thanks of the
Division had been conveyed\ to
aided in making the occasion a success
.ailments are quickly rellov°d bi.  ._
sabiaunmcencr per-box. Audrurlllw _
world’s natural wonders. The respective_,W“S °“ the belt- *md when h“lf‘P“59
rights of the dominion and the pwvlnce‘.¢W°lV° °*m° h° 5t‘“`f'°d i'h°‘e”i1|“‘~‘- quirk
0¢0n¢_m_|°m»e!|nv°|ved’ and", may be -[was carried on the belt to the driving
that'to determine accurately what these lwheelv 'md WHS ”°"`lblY 0"-‘_5h°d b°ifW°°"
|-1,11,” mia’ R Bfmml case Wm have L0 be .the belt and wheel. As the injuries were
submg¢,¢,¢,1 tothe supreme com-¢_ 'chiefly tc the trunk, it is supposed he
_______l____.__ ~ ;woke up just as he neared the wheel
fand made a desperate effort to drop from
` -the belt; but only succeeded in turning
-- ‘ himself around before he was drawn
E » ` nder the wheel He died in iifteen
I EIIIIBIIIT WISP
Sunni; lull
____ i
Nswronr, R. I., December 17.-The gm
little gunboat Wasp. formerly the yacht
Columbia, llmped into port today under
omrboiler and several sails after a terrinc
battle with a north Atlantic hurricane,
during which she sprung aleak and was
kept afloat. after hor pumps choked-
FWSS Of i-he °°““l'|'Y- The Shilling bl' a through hand hailing by her entire crew.
'The little vessel was blown nearly to the
if stream by Sunday's storm, and was
3” _
nearly two days getting back to port. At.
one time' the water which came in
ugh aleuk in the stern flooded- her
[nntire engine room and for ten hours on
Sunday the Wasp was at the mercy of the
waves. ~
MOCK PARLIAMENT.
The debate on the address last night
was continued and further adjourned for
week. _ ‘ _
l|nard’s Llnimsui Relieve: Neuralgls-
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FANCY-
ulve You
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 a.|...,.e.`:,§¢ ie: ._ lil; z ozqeb e le, ,ego
Busy  Th€S€-_Ii
cvsnveoov wELcom_E I.. .mf big _XMAS SALE of
coops f
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We have told much ofthe pretty presents in our big shop
BEEN AN
_ Dow: forget 'ro ask for ami xmas CA-sn ms-
_coUN'1_‘, I'l"S 'WORTH SA;V.ING~'~ ~ ‘ 
- Yousef... A nt-lsr, H-Alétev cH_re1s.'_rurAs
' A A  A - . A} ~ . ‘ar into no we mr sum machine..
_ _ _ tp 2! I _____`*_"H!~__._ oo n; o_ u s_e ar
HASZAKD & MOORE. mis: “'°.'.:“.;‘.'-..°.“.:°':.S“.‘.°‘~.$".‘.f‘
,about 28 years old, inet an awful death on D
O1"rA\vA, Dec. 16.-Members ofthe ,'~h° p°"’°*' “Wk” "if “°°“- H” ‘W5 em 'E
ioyed in the engine house at the stone h
_ I u _ _ _
' ` minutes ot internal hemorrhage. J
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JAPAN IiIIEIIIl$
ett, who was a large powerful man was
t once suspected, and after along chase
e was captured and convicted. Bennett's
motive for- committing the murder re-
mains unexplained. He had a had record
revicusly.
.W
tectorate over Corea In spite of any efforts
arrived in San Francisco on his way to
ts policy could not be swayed hy every
reeee of popular opinion it would remain
ctlcally a subject country to Japan.
FISHERIES IIEPE.
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McBride, premier of British Columbia.,
_ls in the east to get, it possible, some as-
surance from the Dominion government-
He is about to face an election. and he is
take place in due course. Itake strong
_the prov us y e ma neon s -
iss department. ln the other provinces
they have all been built by the province,
save a few exceptions. In the maritime
,provinces the cost of maintaining the
‘fisheries has been borne by the Dominion,
while British Columbia has bad to pro-
tect its own fisheries. We have received
about 25 cents for every dollar paid by'
lun as fisheries rovenueto the Dominion."
A-T0 CURE A-COLD -IN ONE DAY..
1'i;‘.‘.§i’."“"“.%‘.“.T.‘.”.E P“.?"° °“‘.'i‘“.i'
B B. ll B N li B
fails _to cure. E. “W. m°(?r!{0VE'S
'signature is on each’ box, 256.
' 12-14 tts 6m
CHICAGO MARKETS.
L--»
Omoaoo, December 18 - ( Special )-
_Comp Des., 45 Corn, Moy, 445
Whult “ 83| Wheat “ 87|
Polk.. HIV. $13.15 Pork, Jan., $13.0)
_ I -i-_-piiri-__
lllnar¢l’s Llnlmeni Cum Bums. etc.
_ SLWING MACHINE -BARGAINS
real ones, at Singer Stores. Buy here
and deal with the manufacturers. The
Singer Company is permanent and re~
sponslble; its representatives are always
Btrset,8um_rnerside. P. E. I.
Order your Xmas Baking from
he
"fe W" b"“'~“l~ Oil July 931 _foractlou and the American Consul had
"‘"” 'sister.Florenea, aged 14, .chi`id;en,of Mrs. I
declaration of Kogoro Takahira, the Japa~ .1 time they were rescued _by'oompa'nicns.
new minister to the United- ~Stai>°~. who I Fnon the -colonial-Hera1d»acaLay mrs _
\7lPlll-.-- _ _ ' ' _ 'have received aletterf‘l'on1a`fl'1|tu'!P';i _
'Tiklllllfi WM VU? UIIDUAUU in hi* ‘at Nsvr.Yorll. who writes from :authority `
statement tnat Corea was nottlt to act as as f¢||4,ws;_1p|,,N ww B ,gamer to ld b d M
an independent country, and that until ‘ggvg Liverpool on f»l_10'I5tliUliY fm’ Hfili- sg es "yt swmter' the thermometer
it was so strengthened and stable that fax and B0gt°u_and`.O‘u1'\a|x§'fs Regular the experimental farm Reports in the
Lille Will b°!’All dn- W0,`\5l/h'~7‘l“G Emil [city vary, according to the Dosltlon of the
th
e
,England are sent vip. Halifax on ,_ Monday
week. ' ‘-
W. Hamilton, who since the resignation -ous rioting occured in Shaog_hai.t0day.the _._m_____,
_ _ `-moving cause- beiugi the: anti -Aanerioan _
_ buymw mdioneml tearing bihodmnyw Sr. l’15'l'r:l<sliune. Dec. 1B.-(Speulul.)--
_-~ » .= ‘ ~ - 5- ~ wards ruré|.gn“s_ which prwBd°d_ me The Workmen’s Council under the very
Box” Gamma. noses of the police has succeeded in hav-
'in
 ?E*nl_-E¥_~.-'-Uonsul Sonenl Rodgers has wired the
.5 ,Haj ,-, ' < »_ departrnerWt11ut’alM»us1nese'issnsponded;I it
f --- than numbers a11ore1i¢n¢rnmvs»-beeu‘as- '”
saulted, and that -volunteers 'have' been t
- Imanrroun, Ont., Dec. 15.-Joseph Mum out, their an-ww in supmsmkm H
disorders beingseedndod-' by British Ms.-
telegrnphed for assistance from the Ame-
rican' warslrips. _ - , ~
Policestations have been burned and a
g printed ‘hundreds of thousands of
s paper announcing th`a`t the Gov'ern`~1
ent has deelared'oivil`"wa`r on the prole-
ariat and saying the ehalienge'must"be
ccepted.
The Council declares this is the Govern-
h°'f““ 9°"‘w7 °' "h° hw by l““3i”3“ _ ment's last iight, that the throne ofllnssia
15 un I . 'ru ° f ""‘°°-‘ " ' ‘ ‘ ~‘
};|l3ol-Digg pesultxme wixhwhrg The warships in the hdrbm. had cleared totters and another blow will cause it to
fall.
'--In spite of the fury ci' the rcvoluiionisrs
the Government exprcs.~e.~4 vonildf-nee thai
the ‘worirmen 'will not dare innu;.:uraLe I.
general 'strike and that i|` they do it will
be `»nf»iuilure.
The Governor of lllgn is still urgently
cnlllng'f0r troops and reports tlmt the in-
surgents aredlsputing the passage of ti:-<
‘soldlers nnrldesiroying the railwny.~..
`H'e vi~n.nts'relni`or1~ernL-nts sent hy wal. ._
e--ul Iliagiiuaii iulnnill-<
The cruiser Baltimore is expected at
Shanghai tonight. - _
IllEIiEillIIl UE
Hr-:Nav Bsrvorr has paid his line of $100
° and costs for violation of the Prohlbitory Hector M¢Le||,,,n, Commercial C,-035'
' Lilw- The °°l\‘.'A°\-5011 W8SBPD_€#1°d W th# left yesterday hy steamer Electra for a
= » -A Supreme Court but certiorariwas refused. snort cruise among his friends in Cape
Apsrm Cnarrsnac, aged Brand. his ‘B
Theo. Chappelle had a narrow"escape
'SAN Flmrlcisco, December 18-That :from drowniaz D°1\l‘FB"”¥ Will!! Sai-\1l'~ 3
apmr will insist-on malntainingfa pro- lday afternoon. _ WhlleI‘run_ning-a sleigh S
on the ice it broke through and both were
_tague yesterday, _ _ _ _ ,_ _
Montague yesterday.
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` - week for Boston to undergo an operation
in _
to oust her from that position, is thu- _precipitated into the water. Afterashori _C
Oflice-Il/lain Street-Capt. W. A. Johnstone. Mgr.
,_ . L_. _
John Smith, Georgetown, was in Mon- ` The Electra cleared yesierwlny for i I -
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James' A. Monr/Road inspector, was in
Mrs. Johnson Young left last week for
S. W. Johnstone, Gaspereaux, Ieft.last
one of the leading hospitals. I
reton.
The \Vnrren W. Capt. Jackson, dia
hurged acargc yesterday consisting of
our, oil, and goods of various kinds.
hs will so In cave Breton :era load or
onl, weather permitting.
icu laden with freight consisting of poi I.,
muLtcn, poultry, eggs, oats and other
sundrles.
Rev. Mr. Bates, Sunnuersidc Ilelirl-II II 
ablo discourse in the l.‘iIri.~iI.II. *
Church Sunday evening and will pre-aI<`
severalnights this week.
Amcngimprovements to the tclcplicxih
service here isa new srvitciiiioiu-d, Iii-
tribuilng rock and cubic installed in |i--
ceutral oilioe and nine new telephones pi.-
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in for the Montague Ilotcl, the hint-iI,..
nald Hotel, G. S. 1nnmn`i-I law ofliuc, Cal - .
ruthersf drugstore, Daniel lilcliregur. iii. _ *
Coffin, Wl\ite's Livery Stnlilc, lioyni lion -
and the Merchants' Dunk. '.i`l\is wort.
with the new pole line built last full giv. -_ '_'
.ana
Montague one of the best system on th., _-
Island.
1840 the fcllcwingdtom is t,ak_en;_-W
boat will carry 80 plrssenstcrs 'only-a part
single berths. Mfr? _'Cunard is most
iii hours to Boston They will not carry
he says. over &)passe_ng_er_| and many oi _
the rooms will contain single _berths and V
all other ananzeluents shall be- such a~
will insure-oomtort and els nee.
arrival and departure of the English mail *
week,whieh usually .arrive-on Monday,
via Halifax, and on Wednesday and Fri
day via New York. include th.
tries sendingthmugh England to Canada.
due as a few hours later ` arrival :by the 
,ol.jdeetion," he said, “tothe treatment oi'._ __
Ln b th rl d B her! _mailsteamer at New_Xork. or Halifax
of each
Sore Throaff olrid Cousin
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GRAND -ensuing.,
Thursday E.v_¢\¥r, I_>_@c-=21_
1905.”   
_.e. T.. -A-_ ,.-._
uusic by '4'i_iI mera,
  -r.l.‘=- i'
skating mins __ ug. _
Two hours oirkeen esgicyriient. 
Anu1ss1on,..~__ - l
Skaters 25  §*7`~` "
Promenade ro centl.
A A nanrlltrr
_J-»-_ .-:fur -_-» -.-.
_ sauguine as to the ap.eel§‘§f_ his boats, ste. ;;em_ A
` etc., and says that heIexpe'otsto perform
M B   H the pubssage In hgh. dayB.\t'°'H.nf"" thenc'
Bl
Rsrnuamo to an' inquiry about the fchunge membership of Charles Bryan
was s
_ it h idi l th tth » - _ -
        °° 
_ _- _. _ "~ . mug ‘ ’.
_000. A year ago $10,000 was regarded- as-
_a high price. _ _
coLo wmuen AT‘omw/I.
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OTTAWA, Dec._l6.-Yesterday was the
gistering 10.5 degrees below zero ut
ermometer. The lowest temperature
ported was fourteen -degrees below
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RECORD PRICE FOR SEAT.
New Yonx, Dec. 17.-The cotton ex-‘
old to Henry Schaefer for .$28,-
that his province will get better terms-` mails from England and from all eoun q-1-_____....,!_, ,___ *A

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lAinard’t Llnimeni Cures Dandruff. '
BUY your season ticket before 'l`hursriuy `
night and thus get the full hcneiit of til-
entire wlnter's skntln1,_r.It. is ear-lyto be set-rr
from the manner in which the winter i_--
scttingin that it is going to lic n long oin-
and in thatcase the Rink is your been ,
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friend.
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Must be rnorctlmn usiiinulrint-niusi. la-
a food as Iwcll. 'Ihere is one InciiiI,-iiI.-
that is both a food and ll ionic-,~ it uii|.~ -
digestion promotes :|.~.~<iniiinr.ion, con- '
verts food into nutriment that liuiids up
nerves, blood, brain and iimu-. 'i`hnl_ ionic
ls Ferrozone which coiitlliim exactly what
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a run-down system ncails. l<`l-I~rozoII.-
supplies oxygen to purify the lilood, pho.~
Ehorous to evclop the lu-:\in. iron il-
Qrden the muscles. l\`o§womlr-1' ii Inahl-~
such vigorous men and women. Youll
eat, sleep, think and feel liettcr l»_y using
Ferl-ozone' try it-now. Fifty cents buys
u mx cf filty chocolate coated l<`er'rozone
tablets, at all dealers.
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gettingready forit. .-I I | .lm 1 ih -I ' | h j
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may oausethe-missing .U1 _a train, .i‘he - Q " ' ‘ _ 'T' ‘ TA I
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the Dominion. has. in accordance with g:;£;§ed_;i:';;:_i;¢g:a`?,Tgdl:;g :TE ,.  -. , ._ I
,the B. N. A. act, built the wharves onl_New Yank “umm” ~S“"dw_wheu they i ' “C ` f .» - Q "
all navigable waters. In British Columbia vue fo,-Wm-dad fgHaU¢a'x.--All-parcels for I  ` " ` ‘ ~ _-._  . - -
I ~ .___ ._-._ .W ..,. .¢-».»,¢..I .,,¢....v
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On nearly everything in the Store until New Yearis Day. ,
We aswprall our friends and customers that no effort of ours 
will hl_t?`rcd to assist in giving to all-young and old-the
bed obtainable.
D0N'T buy "Holiday Goods" until you have visited the I
STORE that admittedly stands at the bead in VARIETY,
QUALITY and PRICE.
We are the°lsrgest buyers and sellers of Toys, l"anc\- 2
Goods .and Novelties, in this Province. Many new lines nddul
- this year.
Buylngso largely from first hands for cash, we lmy
cheaper and can afford to sell cheaper than any other house. -
So great is the variety of our GOODS that we can suit
any taste or purse.
PREWNTS. and :our store has earned through hone-st effort,
the name.
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