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The Wor|d’s Greatest
Skin Soap.
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The World’s Sweetest
Toilet Soap.
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llale Greater than tl1e‘l.’orli’s Product
ot liilier Skin Snails.
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Solil Wherever Civilization Has
Penetrateii.
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° Klllious of the world’s best people
use Cuticura Soap, assisted by Cuticura
Ointment, the great skin cure, for pre-
serving. purifying and beestifyins the
skin, for cleansing the scalp of crusts,
scales and dandruff, and the stopping of
falling hair, for softening, whitening
and aoothlngrcd,rougha.nd sore hands,
for baby rashes, ltchings and channgs,
fcrannoylngirrltations,ortoo freeor
cmmive perspiradon, for ulcerative
weaknemes, and many sanative, anti-
septic purposes which readily suggest
thenmelves to women, especially moth-
ers. as well as for all the purposes of
tlotollet, hath and nilrllry.
i Cuticura Soap combines delicate
emoilleut propertlm derived from Cuti-
cura,thegreat skineUr¢.withihepur-
:est of cleansing ingredients and the
moat   of nower odours. No
_¢¢|,¢1» soap ever compounded
~° W-'.::. .v.':.f~..,.“ 
T  hands. No gther for;
domestic touet 
all the purrogzsbgf the toilet, bath and
nursery. Thus it com? in one soap
-atonaprlce themoet ectlve skineand
conQ&i0n  the DUNS* "ld
sweetest toilet, bath and nursery soap
ever compounded.
L_ slrliatlsfmnofthaeelh
, '|  Potlabrugl
4|-an ’ -amine-sa»sian.se\randsa|a."
as
Chas a nhmber of ‘relatives on the blend
Sun spo's have been numerous and
lar e within the past two months and ar-
with beuedeial results." The Liberal or-
gan also “understands that the site ot the
new railway station may be determined
that this may prove true, always with the
lieve the majority would much prefer to
delay for the time the building of a new
The Examiner: -
an-_ Fielding, new Finance Minister.
and was it is said will soon lead the
Oppcaitlonlu the -Parliament ot Canada
besides may vm-in arenas. mr. meld-
ragje rather and the tether °f
John P.Fielding Alberton were brothezs.
Hr Fielding is a oousinot Mn. SimouDodd
and J. K. Ross of this city, Mrs Hbwlfd
er_Nen.u _ arm-_ _ma Hush H°Mi\1°°
New Haven. Hrs. J0l$"°°h Ln. 
through his mother’s side of the hpulel
and be isalso related to Mrs James Carte'
and Leslie Cook through _the Fieldlilis-
gdrgm- cotton is too modest by hill'
Qghu-wig; he might have claimed relat-
imaip with ter distinguished 'i=“°' 1°*
_hirnselrfhe being as_we are intosaned.
a cousin of J osepli Stleiti 01 LOUR C1`°¢k-
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Did you ever notice the enthusiasm with
which a little fellow hunts for pockets when
the hint?
them aside, but he always struts around in
S his new apparel.
Our holiday stock of Boys’ and Children’s
Clothing is now on display, and a more bril-
liant _exhibit of styles never saw the inside of
a Clothing- Store nor of any other store that' __ 
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he puts on a new Suit,'Reefer or Overcoat?
Ever notice the satished smile that spreads
over his face when he has found them? Take ‘
Nothing so satisfies a boy on Christmas, as e
to iind himself the proud possessor of some- _
thing new in the way of Clothing. _
He’ll play with toys awhile and then throw
carries Boys’ and Chi1dreu’s apparel, _
Give the Boys a useful Christmas Gift. _
THE CLOTHIERS.
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~-ew railway statlcn. A site on George
Street it not on Queen Street is what is
8 wanted Oi this fact the Governmen
admitted to have caused disturbance oi ' ,’ __ _  , ‘ _A - _ _  
the earth`s electrical and magnetic condi- h” be” “U50 BWBf0f by cur represer- ‘ _ 1 ’ _   _
tion. But the Sclentiiio American thinks “uv” and by Nsoluglons adupted B' ii _ ‘ __ " » Q  G _ti   ‘ f
public meetings. Other interests are ' “ “ _ 1 _  4
is very yi lmeghods to thwart the Deople’s will in   gi _' `  i  » I
f
up by much larger variations duetocther this matter. We know full weil the in-
cau es' tluences that are at work to secure aé
ff f t th th °
the C £533!?:n;p°;1;;':ul;Z;:er;; iendeavoring secretly and by underhauc
more easternilocation. Two or three
The Patrl0t telli US that Him- Mr- more or less iriluential persons having-__ _ j
Fieldinl! I8 “ll t0W€1‘0f SUNURTU W the property, or options to purchase property, k _ > l * ’ g < _ _ _-
Liberal Government by reason of his ablebwpurd prong by Bush ` location' They __ _ ' _ t 1 f _ 
h&l|dliD8 °f P°l'Dl€XlDl <l‘1°°U°|1l»" 'md public interest and the convenience ot i_ 'J ` E 8 ii  ~ `-
predicts that“hls coming willbeatteuied mwelgers and patron. of the Runway, __ ' ` W "  '
will he beet served by a location on
George Street, or further weiit. The
ment as well as for the people to havs_it
Last winter and in previous winters
ment, and for this there was no appro
priatlon. So the malls were delayed,
mail trains, and ln mauynases passengers
control of the three services, but, as usual
_sell thoroughly acquainted with our re-ip
quirements and just grievances One cf
tfese is that we are paying double, and
in some cases more than double the
rates which the people on the mainland
pay for telegraph messages, And even
when paying double rates we have no
night service, the communication by wire
being confined to twelve hours out of the
twenty-four. This condition exists by the
default or neglect of the federal Govern-
ment, which by the terms of union 'pays
the subsidy to the Telegraph Company
and is responsible for our telegraph
service. During the entire term ot the
Liberal Government at Ottawa this mat-
ter has been urged upon their attention
by ourrcpresentstives, by resolutions oi
ourBaa.rds of Trade, bythe Maritime
Board ot Trade, by the press and by our
business men. And yet, strange to say
noihir_g_has been done, not a dollar ex~
pended. toward improving the service or
lessening the charges. Ihe grievance has
become intolerable to our' people
It is most discreditable to the Govern-
ment and if not remeiiezi at once it
must prove aserious, it not fatal handi-
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_tailoring - latest
_ course ; measuring
cutting as an art ,
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Sim-= mens style. aueeim did preteen.
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matter ought io be settled at once della- f _
on" duriarz the Ministers visit. We trust ml, md gg Wm babe" gm. th, G,-,,¢",_ '_ _ _ _ v
- _ If you have a Christmas _obligation _to dis-
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- 1- Q  ii '_;_\"  _i ' all latest and upto date etylesia_one'and'1 » _
i  lm fy   ‘ ..` two seats. Also Robes in Grey, Black *
~  iiiiiliii 5 _ l‘ gp  and Brown.: _Our prloesare low and ouri _
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terms of pavmentmade easy Call _md
see samples.-_A. Horne & Co. 
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We areyet inthe front in egardtothe
*finest lot of choice Christmas goods in the
city.-W. P. Cclwill. ’° 12'? tl 1 mb
on Furniture before buying you
-' 'Q-use is   , _ _ _
 _g§>\1§\sif~`l‘li__ lf you dontget Paton’s prices Xmas
° ` »7`_1+~.` rinse: don’t getfthe e lowest. .7 dtf 4 
We _havefths very finest aseortmentfof
.° ’ dinner-,ees and teneteets mae need-in
_ _ Rcn_cctl0n‘ me seem-yiedq.-w. noeiwm. _ -
lwillbea gratifying one  coat, - f _ _ “ =1z7'd'1me`
waistcoat and trousers ‘have 1  wand” ,cu humans ag mu
here. _ Th3t_PUf° tion otany article you "  deaireen-
regard -faithful gr-aved. Wedo Bret class’ workinthla"
» -f,1iae,_wtthour. extra charge on all pur-
pattems’ 0 "chas`es.-G. H. Taylor, J'eweler.12d_3l __ _
as a science ;__ _ T,
sewing ana an; T;-you weeds are worn from hi:
f»~~¢ _ ‘.
Point to West Cape. Get a suit and
T ohoose!rom._~ ` » " £ldiL_,_,
»-Iusertions; Point Esprit
atS_tanle`yBros, ra d3i_
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Torchen Laces, just 
await .=1'1*r»r§.rs ,fa ‘fro ff.; :rf skier; -titer J ` ` '
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4 __  _ ‘gran onanpran, cnannorrnrowné; rumen 
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' e J Y; Charlottetown and the patrons or th- _ ` ` - ‘ _,‘ "1, 7  '_ 4
MONDAY' DEQ' M’  _ i railway with reirard to the location ot il e _ " ' '
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--= - up
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understanding that the station shallhe Bmred ,|Rht|y_ ' p h 4 _ , _ _ _ ._   _gr  ,V __ _
meme waste ea. ,sepia wanere. we oe- ____ __ c_ a.rge,~1sn _tgtlnsjpust the 
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mm W" ‘ mmm umm fu cms X You know_Sdks make lovely  Gifts, 
st"m°° "th" mm M" it wud “rpurposea between the Departments ot '  ’ ' _,T V 'ii
other than a central and convenient looa- Mm", Rama” and the Pb” om” to i then 100]; at 1;l1¢5¢ w0nd¢rfu_1 va1u¢s_ » _ f’r_ ,:
mn’ the serious detriment ot_ the winterl- _ l _ _- S I ' _  ~ _ `
"'-" i service to and from the mainland. Gov- V \  f  7     __ g
nect with the Govemment ateamers, the! Y ‘ ‘  Silks,     - T’ " -»  
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ernment railway trains would -not con 7 I ‘
Post Omce Department could. not get ‘_
special trains to carrythe mails without `_`\ _ 1"
paying for them to the Railway Depart s
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All our *gdb  to _7_5¢__,_,_ :___ 
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private citizens in some cases, paid for _ ` ' _ A11 fmmy  wurth     `  I 'J
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were required to P\¥!or lD¢°ial trains I`€dl1C¢d  `  S W " 3 - _ _ g ~  Q J .
to carrythem trom"`fthe ateamerto their A A V i A  _ \ _   _‘_ , ' ° 
uemwrae mensze`mentZvm_ eniietie.Tne  . _ _ _ _ _ _ _     ._-.
trouble involved constant telegrapiiing » i An fancy Silks’ _wottheup to_i§_§_.If25
to one or _other of the three departments d - - -   _ _ ` `  
at Ottawa, but the tangle lasted through yar n°w ' __ ' ' ` ' _ _- ,_ .1 
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the winter. There grew up ,at 1ar»_t__j; _ 'I-1.' _Y _ 7 ' 1 T _  '  ' _"-
strong demand for local ani* ceutrellisedl A__J0t;0f FSUCY  all _2.',blg   M '
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nothing was done. Is it too much to ask _ ~ _ ; ” J E;  _ ;
re
ths: Mr. rrslarnz wut urethra mimi- 4  ` _I ' :   f   ._  ‘ '
in hand and have our winter service put 1 T i 2 " A4  " 5 il  ‘  
on a reliable and business-like. basis! I '   rr ¢"   _ A
That we have not overstated the facts the ' ` _ » - ~   1'-=5 5 _ ~ A ;
Minister can learn by inquiry fronrany _ _V G' _ f _ _"_ ' _ : :F - , ' ~ . 3 , H,
intelligenocitrzen. H V I _ ‘ ' e  ~_ _  '- E
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W°b=1i°ve__t1=»i= Han inf. raiding is Q SUNNYSIDE" i `Q11.§jfIL;l_’_§fIII___"_f`ffTI§'.; .f`_.
'*"-__-' ' "' ' ' it Q- fdo much, if he will and it he makes him
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actuated by friendly motives toward the _ - - _ »  _ _
Island and would like to do what he ein _ _ '  z ‘V 1;;   .
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to help us. We believe a1so_ that he can _ _ - = 5 _; ly,-5 f5_\_ _:_
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now out were simply going to cash upe;s;;ird1;<; X4; Elgptvvn the p-ople we can mike the
capto every Liberal candidate _on the _ A . ,_
It nd. These are plain, but not _ o-l » _ - ' _ v ‘ ~-»
ef.f;__».e_ “ A- V V - Reddin, 
'C C THE eSQUAtRE-_nnUe‘.Grsr,<_» i _   
‘ Sunnyside. '_
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And u1¢¥¢iiS 8’!¢®ll°_Y '“t_'1_`Bylor’s  ,  
 " ‘ ' ` _ __EVER._YBODY‘ WELCOME
To' come -iuand look over' our mignidcent line"o£  ;
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