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the vaporizer and breathe-in Q
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A RUBBER.
oout u
are theyhest t0'b\1y.
C.i‘ll` irld__ are the
megnliiceat line we
have to. show you
and the low prices at
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E. B. WILLIAMS,
Barrister. Solicitor and Notary.
Arran TANUARY and
OFFICE-i'i0_LN\AN BU|LDlN0,`
Next door to Royal Bank, Water St,
Summsrside. MONEY T0 LOAN.
 
IUWUFD
if you Order Your
Cakes and Pics _
from us yon’ll be sure to
get first-class goods made
under cleanly conditions.
We have a. large assortment
alweyaon hand.
' Bread and Ro1ls‘hot every
day.
D.Si`E WART.
Ecursa »Bazsav,
Baines Best- Bread.
5-tuqsuuuilsuslswnsstup-Q
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i Bvnrauni should see--the
Guardians at lldll a. m. on Mondayor
0ii'ices ln New Prowse Block- Charlottetown P32” °f,";_"1':'n_°§;e§'§f§,,fj,‘ t§‘*{}§_{"';
Orr! Counr meets this morning.
D .D Molueon, Orwell, was in the elty
Yesterday.
°’*°"=° Svlrwra. Royalty, ieit yeme
day for CnlR‘&l'¥~ _\
Rxaiannxa the Fair in St. Joseph's
Convent Dec.‘ 11 and 12.
Mins Mcklaiuinr, Sturgeon, left 
“Pd” |01' Calgary, where she will resi e
K"'°*""N_lDrons ot special design at
the Xmas bale in the First Methodist
Churdi Thursday.
Mas. A. DEB. Tiuruama, Halifax," his
returned heme trom a visit to Judge and
MH- Fisgereitl, city. -1
Winnraar Santan and family leave Sat-
‘“"il\! for Strasburg, Sash., where they
will in future reside.
Tian S. S. City of London goes in winter
Quarters on the left side of the Steam
Navigation Co‘s wharf today.
Finer Olilcer McPherson of the Mlntc
and Mrs. McPherson were passengers to
Flat River yesterday afternoon.
Miss Nni.i.u~.- Sranns, Sourls, who has
been visiting inthe citv and in Halifax
_returned home yesterday afternoon. '
Amana the passengers by the _express
last night. were Willard Kitchen, F. H,
Pooler and Harry Baker, Sumnierside.
Da. SuLi.ivAN,Bear Rivcr,who has been
visiting his father Andrew Sullivan of the
Cusloms returned yesterday afternoon.
Mason Souuunarr and D. R. Morrison,
Suinmersido, were passengers by the
Murray Harbor railway yesterday morn-
ing.
Ynsrimmiv was Declaration Tlay in the
Third District of Queen's. _ Hon. Mr. Cum-
iniskey was declared elected with a
majority of 76.
AN exchange says that W. J. Furbush,
of West Newton, ~Maes., is thinking of
sending Red Pepper 2.179 to Prince
Edward Island next season.
A vai.uaiii.e dog owned by a. prominent
citizen was poisoned last evening. A
number of other canines have also died in
the city evidently from poisoning during
the past few weeks .
AMONG those leaving the city yesterday
were Hon F. L. Haszard and daughter,
B. and W. McKinley to attend the
Winter Fair; Harry Winchester on a
business trip toSydney. _
THE S. S. City of London came in from
Orwell, China Point and Belfast last
evening on her last trip of the season
with 31 tons of hay, 5 tons straw, 425
bushels oats and 0 dressed hogs;
Rav. T. F. Fv1.i.i-:a'roN, will deliver his_
in
popular illustrated lecture on the Russo-
Japancse War at Bonshaw, on Thursday
evening, ’Zth inet., and at Hampton, oni
vsnin 8th lnst. Proceeds
TBI Princess arrived last night
10.10 and the express at 12.15.
' Jonx Twlranr. Esrneciltfe leaves th
morningto attend the Winter Fair
Amherst.
V.) Sunday Dec. 10th at Bangor, 10.5)
dx. and at Dundas tim p. ui.
Rrnnnl Bites. have a ,well selects
stock of goods which they are offering
low prices forthe Xmas trade.
sold by auction yesterday for $892.
Psion were somewhat tlrmer at t
owt., oats per bushel 34 to Bde and _tural
and butter N to 240 per lb. The price
pork lsslightly higher at 7# to Sc.
known here has been recommended
ance missionary. Mr. Grant has vieitc
allthe schools in the County.
and the schr. Blanche Thorburn cleare
Tim Plant liner Halifax arrived
making her last trip of the season on t
put in readiness for herwlnter servic
between Havana and Florida. Th
Sunday night on her way across the B
Tim will of lihe late Thomas Hagan
Charlottetown has been proiiated by th
Executore in the Probate Court. Th
will is dated 14th November 1905, and
lottetown Hospital and St. Joseph's Co
vent;$H)0 forthe building fund of th
newCnthedrai; $400 for masses for th
brother John Hagan; $200 for masses
iN FURNITURE "
"Always the best value in the city.
Mark Wright Furnishing Co's.
Tae buildings on the Galbraith block
recently exbropriated by the Railway thlllksls due.
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' " ' ' ""' ` "Y "" ` lthelargent papers throughout the world
lt 'riiisistiis only piece or in iruni in the
province and well worth seeing. tt
is THB members of Heather divi.slcn,Long
at Cr¢ek,at, their last meeting held on Satur-
day eveningiast passed a vote of thanks
to be tendered all persons not members of
R“’-~T*°- \‘°D°U°*'-'- "lil l"‘*°*‘_iP the division who contributed inward.
P* nfakln the social held nnderthe auspices
R
ofthe division at Canoe Cove Hall on Fri-
d day evening last such a grand success
,_ both socially and financially, and to
a James McLean who auctioned the baskets
and to the people of Canoe Cove for the
use of their 'excellent_new Hail special
,_-A Teachers Institute of teachers of
' he Sourls and surrounding districts has been
mnkeg, ,¢,s|_e,.dly_ my sold” we per organized with the following olilcers¢--
Pres.-John McPhee, Sourls High
P5
is.. Eg -ii utr zinizse .i S°\1°°\-
'Is mug mm Der 0; Vice Pres.-Miss Mary Walsh, Sourls
High School.
Sec‘y Treas.-Miss Hazel Sterns, Sourls
Rav. H. R, GnaN'r, the prominent High School.
tempenanca _.advocate of Picton, well _CoriespondingSec'y-Joseph McDonald,
by ~
Sourls West..
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the Superintendent of Education and the Executive Committee - Mies Mary
County Inspector of Schools, as sltemper Mullally, Sourls West., Miss M. Dunphy,
d Sourls High School and _Lambert
Cheverie. 1
THE gchmnem Naumgw from Sou,-1,, THERE was -no news lust riightoi
Glenwood from Cardigan and the Kim-
berley from Montague arrived at Bostox: “‘h'm‘ Since We‘il12S"0Y~ T`h"¢\
on the 3rd inet. The Schooner Fig,-olme steamers, the Ccbnn,' the Roebliog "and
reached Boston’ on the 2nd from Rustlco, the -DUUKNB H- Th0m'\5. M0 M ~ SG"
the barge Rembrandt, which has been
d in search of her. For the llrst three
from Boston on t.hc2nd for New London. “YB lffer Sh0 hl‘0k€ lldrifb the Wind
was cfftbe land and the barge would
Bt be driven far from the coast. She had
Hellfex fr°m Boehm Monday evenin_i_r. some sail., i.nr_iti..th.>nghttii..r\.er nm-
B der is out of order. The raisin_§_of the red
*`°“W~ Shi? “`ml1°W be 0V9l'i\ll\li\’-<1 Mid light at the time of the aocid t showed
2 that something was wrong. The case of
B the Mulici, adrift six days before she was
Bwlllllef mei? with VBFY l'0UEl\ _\N€l\i~ill‘r picked up,glves room for hope that the
a
Rembrandt may be found but tlicrc are
Y .
grave misgivings regarding her.-Halifax
of
Herald.
B
e THE basket social and concert held ie-
ig oentiyat Annandnle_in_aid of the school
Charles E. McKinnon. The public be- .i0Y¢f\ bil* IIWEE H\ld|¢"L“‘- $155 “'11-\ I'\
witnessed by James J. Johnston and DMBBG Oil’ very successfully null was en
quests m-gimfollgwg;-$5) eagh to Char- Billed. Tile peI'f0l‘lDlince iiy Lili' sciiiwl
n
- children was very creditable to the io...-\.
9 her Miss Grace L Gordon. Folinu ing w .-
¢ the program. Opening uriiln-ss, .l..~
repose ofhis soul; $200 for masses for his N0l`¢0hi WGICOUIE l~'i“'<‘L'|1- Rui-\\ ‘ =~
fo
Ml1lan;Chorus-Red Viihite anal iliu
r
his mother R050 Hamm; $100931- mums School; Exercise-'l‘hc little housckor-|»
for his futher Charles Hagan; $100 each 0I‘S.`S0V¢‘ll ¢h|\dl‘\=ll: 1i¢Ui\it\li0l1-liU.\
for masses for his sisters and for
masses for the souls in purgatory. The ¢0l’€d)i Fairy Drill-'Him Bhlidwlli R019-
remalnder of the estate, valued at about l-8.1011-Lllill Jenkins: Gm" ophone;Clior-
$5000,ls to be divided among his relatives. us, Merry Autualll Days-Svlwol: Viol-H
Howlett;Violln Solo-Frank Steele, (en
Solo-Stephen Steele lcncorcd); Vocal
Solo-Miss Sadie MacLeod, icncorvd);
Gramophone; Sale of Baskets; Chorus
Good Night Ladies-School. God Save the
King. Mrs George MacDonald as organist
gave valuable assistance to'.vi\rds the
-Wanted-An experienced barber success oithe_ente.-t.iin.ncnt._
Highest wages paid. Applytol’ 0 Bo
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York ‘ ~ - V -
Ny. _______  _  » fwadneadayoteach week. A monstrous _ ,_ _ ,,
and more- ~    "  roll ol’ paper. several miles in levirth. iv " ' 'i' _ , _I , 'Z 1 ,
_ ,whytry to _ ,
hytwsy of, =    _ .f   __ _   °
th
so
hm .tablet orurs _
_lit lb handkerchief Sol or
Pea-touting Preset printing so ,many  e _  --- W f _ 1----
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ONE TWO
125 dozen ladies lawn ` " ' zoo dozen lawn handker-
handeerchieis, some hem- chiefs, better grade than No.
stitched, si me with lace edge, 1, lace trimmed or hemstitch-
pre.ty, near, dainty little ed, very nice, very fine, very »
kerchiefs§ made np io be a , pretty, a snap at 8c-but as _
snap at 5c, as a special leader a companion value to No. 1 U
we say 3c each our price is to be 5c each.
TH KE E
prices.
Damiv things madeltrom |$’aIr’ts
Ever seea pretty wash collar made from a handker-
chief? We’re showing lots of them as well as aprons, dust
caps, hair receivers, pin cushions-and so on'-all sorts of
:rf~_.~_.»_-..=_- -= ..._
OORE ®. McL 0D
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“si1~ii>i.Y riiiir _  
AND Noruiuonoitrr’ °
We are specialists in Furniture. We sell no-
thing else. Our whole attention is directed to the
study < f this iuiportant business. We are therefore
\NO'1` expciimeiiters. We KNOW what to buy.
We KNOW what will give our customers satisfac-
tion. Our 44 years’ cxpeiience goes with every
piece ue sell--guaranteeing strongest construction, -
correct style and lowest possible price. . in ...i ..~.»~~». - __
~-'- Now in conclusion Xmas is" coming “You wont ‘
Fvuuy e _ “_ _ _ _ ,__ _  -.  ._ .  _ _ _
i"’d,_°‘M“““° ’°P“"’ ‘““d' 48°' C"'“”l°°m°"”’ 6d_3l' BgRN_ to make a present to a friend. Doi1’t you think a.
f , A _
so spi
ttdid F .
7 'E ' piece of furniture would be just the thing he or she
A, A“g.,.,¢|,,,,C°,.,,N,,,._26,_1, M, A,,,,,,,,,., would appreciate ? at “Newson’s prices' -it won’t cost
»` » , ° ° and Mrs- C1\m<=r°r»,esou- you much. Call in and take a look round and
Splend 14 Bargains’ _ f//.fpfv/=1£.s .sie Splendid. Baygalns *_"#"__.EX';|;E5’”_;_ if you want Furniture buy from  ~ _* 7 _ ‘ '
In _ _ / I n ir .
'/ At the residence of the bridc's pnrents
  Sateen 0.. w.e....e.y, N....am.,i.yu... 11...... The Furnlture Specmhst-
' D. McDonald, B. L.. lrn Cameron Alba-
S s|.i.i.. ._ ””“f'°°'ff~ff~ sion..
  Skirt Bargains
e’ve placed fifty Tailor-made Skirts on the front counter--priced low for
wswiit selling. They’ie not old fashioned; they’i'e garments that embody
the newest st les, but because over-stocked v\e’ve reduced them as the
Y _ .
prior s below indicatelt really seems a shame to sacrifice such splendid garments
in this fashion. However, the opportunity is yours to profit by.
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Ag $|,'19 formerly $2.20. Pretty navy and blaek
Cl1cviotSkirts, side gores trimmed with satin strapping and .
cording in pointed effect, neat style. _
At $198 formerlv $4-95 to $5 98 Lined skirts.
3 only, in grey, navy and grzen,
splenciidiy made of best
fabrics. .Three exceptional bargains.
ymgrlv $2 98. Grey cheviot skirts
13p seam _-earn style, each gore trimmed with ianev cording--
stitched at iieei.
A! $2-85 fnrmerlx $5.95-_`_I’lain skirts oi black
cheviot ld length tucked seams, trimmed with self covered
buttons. Splendid, serviceable garments.
Ai $5.15 formerlv $4 65 to $5.95- SIYUSU ~
tweed skirts in plain and stripe edect. Some are trimmed
with strapping and piping, others tucked from knee.
`Aiso at this price-shirts of medium weight black frieze,
7 gores, silk strapping, buttons, stitching at heel. Extension
waist band.
At $4.25 fnrrnerlv $5.50 ts §7.l5-Rare bar-
gains in this lot mcinding skirts of'light "grey iweed-navy
` and white tweed and handsome skirts of black ladies’ cloth in
panel style
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At Kensington, Dec. 5 after a lingering
illness John Mann, aged 71. He leaves a
wife and one son to mourn.
CLAllK’S PORK dr BEANS
area cold weather necessity. \Vlth the
_ thermometer below freezing nothing
‘ else gives such warmth to the body and
satisfaction to the appetite. -
EXPERT $EWiNG MACHINE REPAIRS
Also sewing machine oil oi absolute
purity, and the best needles and parts for
all machines at Singer stores.
Look for the red S., QueenStreet Chnr-
lottetown; also on south side of Water
4
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DAR
iii0UNlS;
We have just received a
nice line of calendar
mounts in the following
sizes.
3%
.08 cents each
.08 cents each
.io cents each
7 .12 cents each
- ° oi-i>-cn
R
§ xnxx
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1 ...ms
Call and see them.
:age
Barrister and Attorney
orrroit ~ omni.. si-me mick sensing
SUMMERSIDE P E I
 "  Min op-.iis his hand and soivs s cds ;
\ `-'.1' 1. ~_ like-\vi.~'p rio;-s lic ply the prcmiunis of

ny, to Alice, eldest daughter of John W ' i 
Henry Esq.Cape Traverse. - __ f '.  _
lAoENT F012  
‘SUN LIFE.
A good reliable man is wanted to represent the
Sun Life of Canada in Prince County. To such,a
liberal contract will be given.
CEI. I1. EFLCVST. .
Charlottetown. Manager for P. E.~Isian`(l.
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Paying Life insurance
is like Sowing Seeds
 lr ':,_- ,;.-,V nn in owmcnt pol cy and reap the liar-
-if-"Rf
E§»lUA¢»sass&&,‘-D
Sachct
Powders P
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I _lust at this time of year
you will want some rcally
good “Sachct Powder.” We
l have
Pivets Azurea.
“ Trefle Incar-
net.
“ Violet.
Seely Carnation
and others.
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"The Two Macs"
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DRUGGIS.TF_
Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Ste.
XHWNQWCQ
p Excelsior Life
insurance Com-
PanY»
:lead Oliioe, Toronto,
Some Seiient Features from Report of
i9o4.
Insurance in force . . . _ .. $ ,646, 98.3
increase, 14 per cent. §i,l7Z,i91.8g
ew Insurance issued. . $2,§g8.i57.oo
increase, 26 per cent, $609 9 .75
Cash Income, Premiums,
Interest, etc., . . . . .
._ 82836546.51
increase, Z6 per cent, $57,566.
Total Expense, Payments
‘ to Policy-holders, etc.. 966,931.19
Interest Revenue alone more than pays
Death Claims.
Death claims during year $38,511.00
Rate pcr i,coo nicans insurance in force
5.56 pc-r cent.
Average annual llcatli
Rate iaycars, 1% mos -3.54per ioo
lie iowtslrate on record lor any Lumpaa
ci same age
Reserve (being in cxcrss 4
oi Govt. stanrinnl) $744 ,o74..ig
increase, Z3 per cent. $i39,1l9.iZ
Total Assets for Policy-
holders security, bal., $i,z53,1i6.o5
,ii.6'i lor every dollar oi liability, including
Reserve. _
Net Surplus on Policy-
Ja.-
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The Financial Posl- Toronto
' tion of the Com-
any is Unex¢eiled
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' AITIEPICB Full pa;ticular:~a about Endowment
Investiiient Insurance can be obtained
by a postal card to thc Company or on
of its Agents
- '  North American Life
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Assurance Co,
1 _ Home Oilice: Conipany’s Building,
- - - ` - Ont.
Ross & Matlhcws,§’,“.‘f.V,.~.,,.._
Charlottetown. '
hold ers Account $l84,|4i
Reserves for seven years on Hin. tab
Interest at 3;! per cent.
Interest earned on mean Net Assetr
0.33 per cont,
AGENTS WANTED.
CHAS. J. MITCHELL,
General Agent,
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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Sale of Household
I am instructed to sell by Public Anc-
tion at the residence of the late john
F. Robertson, Richmond St. West, on
Thursday,the 14th December commenc-
ing at ii o’clock a. m. parlor, dining
roo_m. bedroom. hall and kitchen furni-
ture and utensils, cook and hall stoves,
 _.r....-in.
& C
Ilmve been using Mr. R.
_Iordan’s Cod Liver Oil for
and iind it a very superior ar
H F 'l`OOMB_\
Valuable Farm For Sale,
Tue riinlcrsigncd offers by private
N   wh| m    salc his valuable farm containing 99
acres, 95 of which are clear intl in n
liigli state oi cultivation. the halrmci:
W, covered with longcrs. Tliis property is
situate on the llrackicy Point Road, six
years miles from Charlottetown and contains
excellent dwelling and up-to-date
ourbuilriings which mane it valuable for
intcnding purcliasers.
l-‘or further particulars apply to the
iremi s
ticie
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