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.NEWS

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0 LUCKY. LUCKLEBB YOUTHl

The Dapers told, the otha, day__

About a 'Youth up Boston way Who won a chain and watch of gold Because at twenty-one years old ' He'd neither smoked, nor drunk, nor

swore,

Nor chewed tobacco, and, wlieys

more,

His ESE" UDB had never strayed And met those. of the blushing mnid_

l7llllllf0TfEl0wN I Ann eurnrs couun

It lm" '~° lilly in this Province.

Mrs. lledf d . suurlsi ls ViSIlZlflg in the cn th

. Y. e

§ll_*;S_f» Of Miss Laura (lox, Brighton

Poor youth! Poor, blind, unknowing, ‘

mole!

Down in our deepest, iumost soul We pity him: think what he's missed By never having bravely kissed

Une who, reluctant, nought to nee'

Yet loved his intrepidity; And yet-our hearts within us bm-“_ Think of the _joys he still may lsgirn,

' -A. M. Adams.

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AN UNHARMONIG CODEWORIL

YOUUE Rlclllelglfs' father allowed

him to take a trip to Europe this summer. Before starting this youth made up a. cable code of his own for possible use while abroad, and ham-1_ ed a copy to his father, who locked it up in his desk without looking at it. A month later the elder Richleigli received a. cable consisting of one w.»rd`: “Laugh." He lnughelp It seemed to bc something quite pleas- nut. His code was at the house. He went up there in the best of humor. H” H05 Out the code and reudz' "Laugh-Send me $500.”

CAU§I_3S MUCH DISEASE

Advice About Stomach Troubles and How to Relieve Them.

llo not- neglect indigestion whieli nniy lead to ull sorts of ills and i-nmblications. An eminent pliynlclm, once said that ninety-live per cent of ull the ills of the human body have tlieir.`_o,rigin in a disordered stom_ itch.

Unr experience with Rexall Dyspep_

sin Tablets lends us to bclieve them to be among the most deperiilnple wiiicilies known for the relief of in(ll_ g.-stion and chronic dyspepsin. Tlinlr ingreuicnts are soothing and healing to the inflamed membranes of the stomach. Thcy are rich in pepsin, one of thc greatest digestive aids known. to medicine. The relief they nllnffl iS Very Prompt. Their use with persistency and regularity fern sliort time tends to bring about a ci-sszition of the pains caused by stnrnncli disorders.

llexall llyspepsia Tablets help to insure healthy appetite, to nill iligies-; tion, und thus promote nutrition. As evidence of our sincere faith in Rex- nll llyspepsia Tablets, we ask you to try them at our risk. If they -do not [lim aiu ‘uoriaulsiius saline nod anis return you the money yOU paid ns for thcm, without question or formality. 'l`hc_v come in three sizes, price Z5 cents. 50 rents, and $1.00. Remem- ber, you can obtain them only at our store-i-Thfl liexnll Store. The McKin-

non Drug (lo. nlngul

HARMONY ROSE GLYCERINE SOAP s the most su: ssful soap we have e\'er_ handled. Its makers have succeeded n rnprisoo ng lie fragrance of June roses in a beiutiful clear g ycerine soap. Try _a cake o_ three. ioc, 3 for z5c. Sold only b `

wonderfu`ly

acKinnon Drug Co.

ClTlCe

Kent Street

The Real F ragr

of The Rose

ro l ni (U

The M

. Gt. Geo.

Cor

lla! p~1|__u_

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(jet igght Heating fin? our Home

Themost economical. Sllll'

p’c and satisfactory mctllvd of home heating now on the market is our Patent Pres- sure Valve :md jacket r~`Y»*l@l11 of heating.

[his system enables _von to heat

every room in y_our home for i S rin! of maintaining Une §¥°'~’¢ “ll gives auch luxurious comfort and perfect satisfaction ihnl Y°‘_l"9“llY cannot afford to be w|lI10\ll \l~ Call, wrue or phone 3944-

. Jas. A. Mcliachern

124 Great Georze SH'°°*~

-1-

AH excecdingl '

been received filbnrmf-leyndzigrfidzfl (£138

Liil- City, rn i ~ ~ Rives the co e Igntlsplece of which

, rrect information as r,

h < . 0 W ere to secure msuiance that will g““"l the home and family when an... aster overtakes them. wniiece w. we-i. . I _ A ways sends bin' ecllls§§s,(;i;' §ltg'é:&: Sgggsitfotch °_“l”ll‘l&l` and this ycar's

B previous ones. It is a large.

Eolxoredl Photo of Helen Macgregor H ml; cave of Bailie Nicol Jn -'

and Osbaldistone on ella eve of

journey to Glasgow after the escape of mlb ROY and is from the originnl lmllltlllli lil’ Roselle.

A New Loud

writes:-Ambrose (fl?ar'reh0rli;;p(;:g§;‘,il into his house again, it havin hee l undergoing extensive alteratiotfis all the hands of Paynter & Brown con- l"“"»l0fS- George Adema is siting nn. trotting mare, “Polly " for the Wim ter races' The “melt 'fllllllllg business is booming here. Heagh Meek e,hip_ D50 live tons of smelts to Boston dealers last week,

Premier Flcniming of New Bruns.

wick has invited the riremiers of Nova Scotia and l'. E. Island to it conference in Ht, John on the 13th in discuss the matter of a concerted Unnliglutlnll ll0llCY for the Maritime Provinces. Arthur Hawkes the new lmmlgfatlon agent aimoiniefi tv the Dominion Government is to be in St, .Fiohn on that date. and Premier lemnung hopes that a general dig. cussion may be the means of bringing about a policy that will mean more settlers for thc Mnrilime 'l’i-0vin¢eB__ N. ll. Exe.

Within the post few days some cm,

ferences have taken place between

members of the Provincial Govern- ment and the civic authorities with respect to the sclllilfl Provincial exhibition. There has been considerable comment over the annually recurring deficit and several changes of policy have been mentioned, but as yet no definite course has been ilecideii upon. There are four vacancies on the commission which in the ordinary course will no doubt be filled by the Government, although some advocate the closing down of the exhibition altogether and thc disposal of the grounds and equipment Another pro isal is that'

position of the Nova

. pi

some arrangement should be made with the provinces of New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island whereby a Maritime exhibition would be held triennially in each province. By oth- ers it has been suggested that the prize list should be cut down, and that the exhibition 'should be held annually us heretofore in Halifax.- Exc. 7

All Ottawa despatch says: That

there is it good prospect of the com- plete reorganization of the fisheries branch of the Marine Department at Ottawa is the opinion of ex-Aid. Wil-

son, who has just returned from Ot- ta ' ~ ‘ ‘

wa, uheie he had an interview

with Hon. J. D. Hazen, Minister of

Marine and Fisheries, on the subject. Mr. Wilson said last night that he found the minister favorably inclin-l ed to

to the proposition and disposed put it into effect. 'l'he reorganiza-

tion would include the appointment of a deputy minister of fisheries, who would have special charge of the prosecution and development of' the fishing industry, which at present is worth to Nova Scotia alone between seven and eight million dollars an- nually. Thc l-fon. Mr. Hazen, Mr. Wilson says, was inclined to see the necessity of making a new departure in regard to the fisheries of' Canada. In order that more may bc got out of the branches of the fisheries that are depleted-such as the lobster and oyster. It was pointed out to the minister that by better administra- tion fisheries that are, depleted could be again' made productive. The oys- ter fishcries af the United States are worth from fifteen to ,clféllliell mil* lion dollars per year. In Nova Scotia the yield of the oyster beds has be- come particularly nil, and in Prince Edward Island the yield is not more than twenty-five per cent of what it once was. The lobster industry can be- saved and made more valuable than at present. The department is spending a large amount of moncy_at the present time on ou1‘ fi8\\€r\€9. and is now considering some changes, In eneli province there would 'oe a superintendent-also a practical man-to look after the car- rying out of local details. The' ern- plqyment of practical men m this way would dispense with hundreds of small officials and the total COST- 10 the country would not exceed what is now paid. Mr. Wilson went to Ot- tawa with the approbation of the Halifax Board of Trade-

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;;"Tlie School that has won the con- fidence of the P80912-" U“l°ll C°l'll' mercial College. 5'31¢lf»f-} P __

l: H ' it /_

Xmas Cakes and

Plum Puddings

Having received a number of

crders for Xmas Cake and Plum Puddings from some of mylale customers, I have decided to “Sal” start baking cake ann pastfy lllcllgll’ ing Dark Fruit, Sultana. Mal’ C and Plain Pound, Turnover. Tfllls .ami ries. Leave your °“l°f°“">"

LQNERGA N’S

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B5? r"{“if°3.i.'¥lii.'ii' ili°°5$i'23iv§'ifii'u §°-"h =° °i°a:r.r'.a.“‘a~:.:'”>i::; ziqgpdfanivédldsdms and nutritious.

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Ilev. Jos. McDougall will preach on

Th ` _ _ _ SBI)I!8.tI1 the 17th, nt Canoe Cove gt, Gun3i°a:_'e twelve P0588 ln l20<lB~y s $0-30, DeSable at 3 and Hampton at

E- V» Cfellfl. formerly of the Union

Hank of Halifax. in Charlottetown, but now of the Royal Bank, Calgary, has resigned his position and has ac- cepted a permanent position with n Real Estate office.

__-7. A. _ Clark of the Experimental liarm, Lharlottetown, line ¢0nf_i-ibut. ed an article to the Farmers Advo_ cate on the agricultural development of Prince Edward Island. A punto. graph of Mr. Clark accompanies the article.

_The Gllllrdiall has received the mu- s_1c and words of n elieice Chrisgmas _(I._ar_ol from the College Music Co., of oion_to. The pretty words are from the sifted pen of Alex. G. vomit Bathurst. N.B., while nie ...une ,mg C0lYlDosed by Arthur A. Penn of New York. '

k J-~ W- McNamara, head of the Pin- erton Detective Agency, Montreal, sl°e“t Saturday and Sunday in the lilly- A Re°0_l`<l I`elJ0i‘ter had a long alld "CW Interesting conversation with Mr. McNamara, who, an an experienced man of the world and head of a great detective agency, is one whose views on any subject that comes within the scope of his work are well worth listening to. Mr. Mc- Namara's name has been very prom- lllffllfly beflire the bnblic of late in connnection with the famous Russel case. Asked about this case Mr. Mac- Namara had nothing to say about it, f0I` bublication at least. His com- DBDY had won the suit, the public

could read the decision, and they

were staisfied to -let it goat that. Mr. McNamara has travelled widely and his observations on men and e- vents are highly interesting as well as instructive.'I‘hough he would 'not talk f01` Publication it may not be out of place to give some of his op- inions with regard to our own pn(,_ ble. “Your people", Mr. Ma'cNamai-a Snlil. “are inclined to be reticent and distrustful of strangers. One will not- ice this the very fist time he has any dealings with them, and if he is wise, lie will endeavor to gain their confidence, and once that is won, Well. yOu _have a really loyal friend." Mr, Macblamara has made several visits to Sydney of late years, and besides be is a daily reader of the Syllncy Record, so that he is well up on local conditions. He speaks very highly of the kind treatment he has received in Sydney, and looks for- ward to visiting us again in the near future. I-'lc left for Prince Edward Is- land last night.-Sydney Ere

izllrncticc for Deestrict Skule this

Tliursdny evening at half pnsl; Seven o'clock. lie on hand when the bell rings so as not to be kept in.

12-1~1dli.

::CI'l`Y TAXES-A list of names for

unpaid city taxes will be advertised in n. few days_-Parties that have not paid will please take notice. 11-28dtf.

N eilson’s Chocolates

for

Christmas

(lur stock of these

liiglngrade Chocolates is now complete.

Packed in attractive

white boxes, they make

_ amost acceptable and

appropriate gift.

Prices' ;5c, 45c, 6oc,

75c, Soc, $1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 2.00., ~

T h e s e Chocolates

cost a little more than the ordinary kind but we find that there are lots of people who want the best and who don`t object to the prices so _long as they get what they want. _

Lei us put one aside for you

Johnson Q. Johnson

_m J

See Our Xmas

Chocolates

our new fresh stock of chocolates in beautifully decorated boxes. ‘including holly designs, hand__paiuted scenes and other dainty effects. The line includes the best in Cadbury’s, White’s, Moirs, Lowney’s, Rockwood and Ganong’s--a really splendid line.

These chocolates are ab-

solutely fresh and are in a class all their own Prices range frona.a box wg, up

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_ Givef Warm l ii ‘~ Linen

' Blankets ~ ' Tabl.'Cloths . forChristmas mn////frfyfaiw as Gifts I ' '

39C f0 7 50;] Only 10 buying days to Christmas 3»50 f01‘2~50

_ Gloves daintily boxedjdeal for Gifts

The finest Glove stock in Charlottetown

\ . -

is ready here for your choosing

EVERY _PAIR OF GLOVES OVER ONE DOLZ..-\l< \-.ill be boxed

free of charge in a handsome Christmas box wliicli will lend much to the zip- pearance of the gift. Always here you will Find the finest 1~.i,i:_s>,c nl choice gloi cs in the city. Some of the lines you will find here ever) dffy. ,

Perriu’s Countess, all shades. .I (I0 Perrin’s_ Marccll. ,

__-_ rinse o|°'u.x."_ ' 'PAGE . -

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l'eriiz1`s Olga, very choice.. .I 50 Rcynier s Siizc-ite. _ . ........ . .I.5-I Reynier Sucdes......... _ _ .......|.5ll Pcrriii`s “licllort" .I 50 White \V:ishable Kid Gloves at . . . . . . . . ... _ . . ,I.2$ :incl |50

Charlottetown’s finest shouring l, dainty Xmas Handle fs l '

in Armenia-in France or in the Azores. Think of it, half way round tlic

.\.».»».-s`-...

White and Cream washable Chamois. , _ _ _ . .. . . . . . . . . ...I 25 Heavy suede, unlined ideal for winter wear grey,brown :url black I 63

. Silklined Sucdes same shades... .

Women's wool lined-and Fur lined gif,-\'csrmd milfs nt <»_\i;-ry ~ price. K:iyser’sLong Silk gloves...... '

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...sh .\.. _.N N..

l Pretty Hand Mirror free every l_ if

Cash Purchaser of $2.0()T.lzm‘sday _

Morning before 12 o'clock _ f

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7/5,; ' L

HANDKERCHIEFS MADE IN IRELAND-EMBROIDERED-

1 - __ .€`lv', .1 I

,. _ érliyii-_I '_ 7 lfrfn,/_

World and back again in order to get you the_ prettiest, daintiest handkcr- _ _chief that Charlottetown has ever seen at Christmas. _ ; ‘_ if A ll Those dainty linen handkerchiefs made by the Irish 'Mills i _ __ fd* ‘~" _

2' from softest Irish Linens, and embroidered mostly with dainty .

_~»..\\~

1 design at the corner, by the skilful fingers of French girls, ,

_ offered at

18c 2oc 25c 35c 5oc 75c to 2.00 each Xmag Bags

Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, with a dainty edge of Armenian i

Lace an effect that cannot be produced properly anywhere but _ Bl~“‘~`lf» _“Hb *$235 l

.= _ _ 1 , iv vw, imc .. _

-. in its own home country, ‘ Ou’ K H rel

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Z’ 50C: 58C 750 to 1.75 Cach - flrown, lilfic-1;. .st-al goal. .

Irisli Linen Handkerchiefs,daintily embroidered by hand in l _ coid liznnlle . . . . ...;5l_00 , - the Azores, where labour does not cost as in Canada,

': All handkerchief purchases above 5oc will be boxcclfrec,

iuulrc iii:crl,pur>c in.<ide,long

lirown. ;;i'r-‘;, Mack stui '

oxidizcrl frziinc. long cm' handle silk linid plum- $2.85

.¢¢~.,w\s`~“_

35c 5oc 75; to 2.00

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We have just received _,

She°d like to get a handsome lcimono i

A HANDSOME NEW _KIMONO would _bc a welcoinc gift indeed to find

onthe tree ou Christmas morning. She would like one--we cl like ri~_r_v ‘veil 1_0 supply you---we have the very one that she has been lfxoking at-let ns sliow it toyoutoday. _ ~ _ _ _ _ __ f

Graceful long kimono made of s_oft A very .innriioine linc: if. inuoc r-

warni cider flannel, supplied in stripe Eidel- flannel y lo the nbcwc, but

<“-E¢ClS Of HWY bllle and l'°‘l» f”'“'n and has rich s-.din _triinniluq to m:;t<-,li 5 brown, green and red. These are the predominating C,,],5r ,'

caught with heavy mcrcer cord 4

The price is _ °

A very richly finished garment of

thick, soft, light weight, warm elder flannel shows a little violet stripe. lt is

trimmed with violet ,satin edged 7

with black and White cord °

i Aminen Damask Table c10fhS..3.5o f[§.»z.5.>)

I/I H. .4 .-4. To

A very beautiful grirnicnt in <lCfP

reds, square neck, irimnic-.l with fcd ' satin, braid frogs :md satin b1it‘.0n.\.=.

The pockets arc farcfl with satin 9

handsome heavy girdle toad ii

This very attractive Christmas line awaits you in t_bc l'l'oii:;c_ Furii- `

isliings department. The linen is fine and soft. The Ilesigns :irc :ill new

and attractive. The sizes are full dining room table <lini<;nsioiis. The regular _

price was 3.50---we offer tliem at 2 50

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ENGliAND’S GREAT SEAL. “\‘Elegant hand-worked drawn hand-

Q- kerchiefs-and many other styles at

No other emblem of government Beer 3, we,:.ks_ 12_12d,.“_

V “Pretty fancy buck to\\'r-ls-semi- "l’rcv_f.y luury buck tnwels-aremi- finished-you can finish tin-fini~‘h1-fl ~_\~iui can finish thc ends in ends in any way you like. Wide var- nng. \~.n_v _vnu like. Wide wiricty from iety from 35c up. Beer & Wei-ks, Zi.”-i-_ in-, lim-r & Weeks. 12-12drtf.

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authority, perhaps ever had such a - =

pertaining to the great seal of' Eng- land. I

In the first place, says Harpers Weekly, when Richard 1., set o\\t for the Holy Land he took the seal with

the Vice Chancellor fell overboard and was drowned, and the great seal was lost.

The first seal of Charles 1. was

thrown into the river Severn in or-

hands of Cromwell's soldiers. When

ried the great seal with him. I-le threw it into the Thames, evidently thinking that without it William ill. could not carry on thc government. A fisherman's net caught it. _ nnd it was restored to the authorities and was used by William until a new seal was made.

In 1574 thieves broke into the house of the Lord Chancellor Thur- low and stole the great seal. It was never recovered. ~

The county seat of Lord Chancellor

‘Eldon took fire at night. At the lfirst alarm the Chancellor _ hurried from his sleeping chamber with the I great seal, and buried it in his gar- den. In the morning he tried in vain to locate the place where he had bur-

der that it might not fall into the - .ll

James il. fled from Enirlnflil he CM' ‘

, . . ___--T "- U>_m _ H I l -N" *nw H

series of queer ad\entuies as those *Ia

This ls The Rai_\_g__{:z___F_;>__:°_ the thrisfmas

/_ V- 5 11 him. His Vice Chancellor, Mnlchlen, ' ._ --_ ..,' _ " | , is said-to have worn it suspended hy 5:5;

_ a chain around his neck. Oil Cypl‘cSS 4 _. 1*". _ , _

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al gith Glass given __()‘_l__|: _ _i_l\»;_|_u:i~; i_\\'__ x__ (_;_;i_i__:'i»\llr~_r_ r_l_zi_i|\\_p_;>_vi

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55;" 'i ei'iii'if’ri'¢;'iiii iferirin, 'run and sneu. Niekii- .~».u~ .~'in»1\-.-__. .inn 'i..w.-i n-in on not ur »""‘;,'r* Cie-sei:

‘ ' Anerfcct bake

‘. il are "1, f:.f'.°° . We .

(4,,-7 ne init un

2 ii,=,`-w . fexamlne the

\ “'

- - dfuf-I suv:-r.i-onip`.-in 'vi i-<luipu‘.i‘ut find moder-

ds ul Cunndinu in in if li »»uiir~~ siiiisiiictloii.

I‘I()>`I~§ V\"lIl\_\\‘.\.\"`_'l‘II_‘l l’.l'IS'I`,"_

nt our Aiguiit _. or u rite direct for ci|cu|iir~

¥ sr- ; Z¥5§ ‘="“§o §¥e=

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_ nu-1 uurnriusr rouuuiv c0,siuwi||e,N.n.

:.~1TT'___._, , Manufaciulers,

_,_f__-€f’f-:':""' V

...W a ..-e.. - -~r~

,,_"'Ld.»,.-¢i\<.

»¢.1¢ r r .z am.: n.:La»-if;

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dereil to "probe" the garden. At last the Chancellor was relieved hy the cry of “l~`ound."

Stove Cement for

I was cured of terrible lunibago by

MfNARD‘S LINIMENT.

REV. WM. BRGWN.

Ranges.

I was mired of ia had case of ear-

aclic by MINARIYS LINIMENT.

_ MRS. S. KAULBACK.

Stoves from 4.95 up. _

'rhe2 Mae.

led the seal By the advice of Lady

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Eid v t th h lse-

Balzery and Lunch. sfgwgff 8 B\k°ry _ X49 GT' UEDRGE ST' J heirln :iffy fgifisga iiincher :vital ii

, |58 Kent Street.

xzix3dwfxn5|-

i _ /

i .' _\l`

I6; Kent Street _

l spade, n trnwel or n pnkcr, ond or-

Cameron £3 Co 162 Queen St,

I was cured of sensitive lungs by

MINARIYS I.iNIMENT.

MRS. S. MASTERS.

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li .E __ _ Y _:_ Tl

Bock of Stoves and

- .ic lb \/Vill out wear metal Castings