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*orders r ~ T

f Yoniflittle ‘child or your- T

sei( all gtett ihe. some polite, ' oarefnli entioiiat durotote. , _

_ ;_,GIeai'i Groceries- '

' Glenn Store-' _ Clean Delivery- - ,-Plilone 191'- '_ I

Welister & McKay.-

_s»iAnie * nu-rms

YOUR BREAD

at the Eclipse Bak-

`_ery`_'one of your New

V ._Year"s resolutions. `

D. STEWART »' A iioinrsn nun. . lakes But lread. -

_ _

Having shared during

1g_o4 -your liberal patronage-

takefthis opportunity of

thnnkin_g°;yo,u" and to assure

you' tli`b_.t'1dnring I9o5 you,

will-receive the same liberal

treatment at our store. -

G.H.;JsTAYl`.0R,

i _

’\ jeweler and Gptician.

_ \ ,

. -i Your

_ (__ Winter-

` »-’ Suit _

~ 1 _ _ ,, _

‘ ` $15# T13

_ .1 4 i

_..,_.._._,.,_.,,_ , ., _ -‘ 'f\:..l<"-f",~‘:* ' 2 ," '- , fu iq ~ '.i1i,f,i‘~, ~_ ~1=:.,`»,-l , "

Just sa much

si.,le...lu»i._ coi- reet htjusixgood service as you‘n get mode io mrar~ fe nt a so oi in

, v._‘\ _

-. L _ "-5’ ' u y ’ ‘ 1,1 or $i5 me --sud

- ,.,,_,)- you li need ihsi - l ,nj - extra money for

_,.‘ other ililngl. i' Novelty atylio.

with p e I - t o p trousers, for the dreary young lei lows, conservative styles in the one rlnr-stands rd

things All shown in th I ;"5. $15 *"5 ps: iay_ouy.oi hilh~

~ class and tailor-

»-. ~ en goods.

EQR3 BOYCE.

mf f 'Qiehti George _-Sire_et_._ ‘E

W _ _;`

`. ,

which her

oligil service

Novenibei-` McKenzie

ol _High River, Alberta his farm of 78 acres, Greek ;Lcttlb. For tur-

Benjarnln Heart: wishes to

thank the great number of people whofso kindly showed their sympathy by sending ilowers in her recent bereavement.

Rev. Mr, Sinclsir,ot P. E. I., and son G. M. Sinclair, Ma_ns||er ot the Union

‘icle. |' ‘

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' Dr. Delaney, of Magdalen Islands, who graduateda year ago and has since prac- tised nt Roger-sville, N. B, has decided to locate et_Welling'ton. P. E. I.-Picton Ad- vocate; ' _, ' , Ii( the Central! Chumh,Moucton, one Sunday morning recently four persons

into the church.

Tim week of prayer mu-ting will be

held in the Baptist Church not Zion Church to-night. ‘Rein Mr. Dobson will give an address on Temperance. 'io- morrow night the service is ln Zion Church.

Saroansr the Miuto reached Picton nt

1O.30,anf.l thc Stanley Georgetown at ll.l5. Excelienthrosslngs were miido yesterday, the Minto getting into Georgetown n trw minutes after Len. The Stanley arrived at Picton at about the some time.

wus much improved yesterday.

ISLAND idiipperu report it dull sei\sou`.~i

trade in potatoes this yi-,ir with Boston. 'ihis is owing to the cn- oruious crop in Maiuc. The probn.bilities ure that the market will f-_Jntinue low through .the spring. But this is largely offset by the immense quantities ol' fresh tlsh, principally smelts which are being shipped to the Boston and New York markets, und for which top notche prices are being puid.

szedw

Island. ~. ‘

Az. and Kwiuate .ot

College. Halifax,

Wmhiwin the Union Coru-

Charlottetown. P. E. 1., holidays with his parents

-Hali£wLGhronioie. ,_

_ Enid, tho little eight year old daughter \Vali_ace and Mrs. Smith, Pownal, who, .han been in the P. E. I. Hospital tor the past three weeks undergoing treatment for appendicitis, was taken home Sunday oftlr s very suoomiul operation. ,»

Mnssiis. Hunter and Crossley, the well

known Canadian Evangelists, were in Montreal Saturday en route to Truro, Wl10re they were to open union evangells~ .tie meetings on Sunday.The three Pres* y- terlan churches, the Baptist, the two

Bank, at Sherbrooke were guests at Mr. -M 5; 0,1, ,I d h . nuke” 1”" “'°°k'”1,q°“' -G|“5¥°W Chron* Ichluinliesiawillrjjoin ill the (sT;I“v'gln;Eu:/ilgllonll

will continue throughout January.

The nrtistio'cia.ss of calendars received

speeinl mention its follows:

lst-Miller Bros.

ilud -McDonald dc McKinnon.

3|-d -Jas. Tait. ' ith--Hyndnian' &: Co. 5th - Morris dc Smith.

were baptised by nev. .i. \v. Mecoiuwii “th-Weekslic C0.

,and'in the evening nine were received The Vaci’-P50" illlfillii |1ft0l‘l\00ll lllll

i-vt-ning was well atteudeil by all classes nf citizens. The Ladies Auxiliary kindly dispensed uoil`ec nnd cake during the evening. Prof. Wntts' Ori.:hestru,n Phono- gmph and some singing brought it very happy New Yuar"s gathering to_ ___ii~ close.

Tar: Semi-nunuol exnminatidn of Whim

Road Cross School took plncc,_ Dec. 30th; ‘bllt Owing to the scvority of the weather thi-ro was not so large nn uttundcncu of pupils as would otherwise huve bcon. The school, however, is n credit to our most able and emclent teacher, David R. Fraser. Tho improvements in ull the

Miss Minnie Poynter und Huestis If-‘fl¢Si\’ mmlfkuble- Them WGN V211 Psynter,Eurlington,are spending New f9“' Uf ill* _1`i\i-B'i7°!2l'H- D\‘€5°l1i~ Tllifi Yeai's the guests of _Mrs. E. Lewis, The shows-as in all previous exsinlnutions» Point, RDyg\¢y_, Thgy inumd pxtmdmg their lock of interest in tho education of than- `-|55; to west Bly" and Klupwn their children; und besides showing their “nd ¢,g,_re|,\“~n by way of E\,em,z,,,._ Glas. want otappreciation of the urgent efforts gow and St,m|ey__ _ or their tsncher. -Trustee.

A. A. liarlll-tt, Ci'mi‘lottet0\vn, is in 'i’i|it first Y. M. U. A. Calendar

thi.-city, und will leave tomorrow morn- Exhibition wus hold lu the (lame Room ing by steuinor Ionian for England. Mr. of the Association yest,e\‘dn.y afternoon

Bartlett is the representative of an und evening. 130 calendars lu all were English firm, and his trlpisineouricctionlplaoed upon exhibition. The competi- witii_ his lmsiiiuss. Ho expects to in-,_.t_,i0n was divided intotwo classes by thc nlisent uhoul, tivo wa.-ok.-.--St. .iohn Vitidges. Thu Business Calendars Tcli-grupli. ` _ .-. illusti-ating the line _of business foilo'\\_-ed

MANW f___m____ “___ re _ L _ ~ _ M_ 'i by ilrm, were awarded houornble mention

` ' _ _ 54"’ 0 WU* _*S*-in tollowinigorderolmerit.

Ilcihilituglitci of V\nllact_}Rodii, _Briiclsloy _ 13|” Mccormick Hm.,,c,mn“ Con A_ lomt Road, inet. with s_,-scrlou_s occidcnt Rornm Ammh __ _ _

Saturday while .driving on St. l.’eter‘.~1' ` 2,,,|_ W_ ,.~_ Hamm,

ltoud. As .she was passing People’sGeini»- ;¢,.,|_ A_ pickmd & Cm icrythc horse took fright ut u dog and ,H/|,_ Gco_ E_ H,,“hcs_ Mrs._ Boll was throwei out breaking her 5,_h_ u,m,ph,.cy C|uthh,g L-"_ Mn nose u_nd badly cutting har fuse. She wus _ Scott M,,,,,,,_“.,._ ' taken to Dr. Jenkins and nfter treatment u¢,|,_ Moore 35 MeLa0,}_ _ '

'l‘uu fuucruloi tholuto Williiiin lio r-

One of McGill`s most promising voferi- | _ _ K9 nury graduates, Arthur Dcwoll' Herring--”°“' (“¥""l~"’““ took- Vi”-“° 0" 5‘1L““l“Y- mn ,11cd`|“b“eck in €,,|“,,,.y_ The law Doc. Slst to the Episcopal Cemetery. Tho

t _

Ili- i{ai~rinRton ‘eiiiiio to Montreal Irouii"°"""’°” “L h°"”° ‘md |¥"f*"“ “fre wil*

i li is

iiuysborougli, N. S. mid entered thi.-. vet- duct” -V Rev( ‘ ' C' R' C‘““ml"li ‘md A- erinnry mound, M MQGHL He wok no less ' I). McDonald. The deceased who had been thnn seven prizes in his coursesanil giudn- T" f“m“K h"'“"'h f°" “ ““"‘b" Uf Yew” ' ted with honors in 100’ when he wa,, had reached the ripe nge of 01 years. lie

s. .., _ given a. commission- and went to South - emlgramd f"°m S°°l'|““d in the YU" 1341

~f Q

_Africa as-veterinary surgeon in thc third. ' by th” - - S~ Glilllgnrry to . t. John and S, Gnnminll comin en," S. Pocolinntus to P. E. I. Ile had :three

sisters and four brothers of which Thos.

1togerson,Crapn.ud is thc only one sur- viving* him. Mr. Rogcrson leaves to mcurnbesideshim,an aged widow, two sons, Robert on the homestead und Bruce in Crapaud and four daughters, Mrs. U. Howntt, Tryon; Mrs. William Boll, Mrs. Gordon Dawson and Mrs. Muttnrt all of Capo Traverse. The pallbeur-ers at the fuucrnl were: A. Brien, M. Smith,M.L.A., D. McKinnon. I’._ McDonald. W. H. Inman, John Moore.

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HAND IN 20-1.55

’ LADIES

Jicrsis e

‘ to clear.

- .i-_

ONE THIRD

, _ _

e Every coat up-to-date and

` new this season. _, ` ' Mostiyall sizes _‘and a , '

' large assorinieiit -~ to

e choose from. . ,

~ The- balance of our

splendid stock reduced

"brigade-hurried, in response to instruc-

. CJ-.i ' f.~§-.qt-‘. fu--~,.=

meeting in Grigio church

lu-gel attended. Rev. end _R. _W. Steveir.

and Prayer -for thc,

Olwhieh Christie-the Head,- audi. gave a. helpful and hnwreutings

` Till tire alarm rang Saturday night slrrtly before twelve o`ciock and the

tlons,'to the lane in the rear of -Worth's livery stable, knoeu as Clnrk street. There was no Tire however and thc ox- plnnation given was that 9. fight not n fire had -been reported.

§l`w1-:|.vi~:. sohoouers are lying ap at

the different wharves in Sydney for the winter. Several of them sro loaded with Island pmduce, ' which will he sold in the spring, when prices me higher. The names of the sohooners which are lying up are Jassen and Genesta, nt the old market wharf, Ed~ ward Glover, Phoebe, Emma and Spring Bird, at Ac-ndin wharf, Ethel, Minnie, Elizu. Mac, Corn L., and Bessie, ui, Rhodes & Curry`s wharf; Basutoland nt I-Ii\.rriu;r~ ton`s wharf und tho. Mary D. on shore near Rhodes 8: Cul'r_v`s wliari.-Sydney Record. '

Ti-ii! weather of New Xear's Day yester- day was in marked contrast to that of ,l7hrlstmns. While the latter was aero like in temperature yesterday was balmy und almost spriuglike. 'lhore were hun~ slreds of horses und sleigh/s on tho streets and proliuhly never before have so runny ter-n seen at onuc on Queen and Greut (ieorgc as took udvuntugc of the gruud .sleighing _vcstoi-ilay. Many first ones were out and the brushes bctwcon the rival driw_-rs wore wutciiod hy hundreds who lined the .streets during the after? noon. Despite the fast driving und the large number of horses on the streets there was no serious nocidcnt.

A runaway which niu‘r0\vly u\-nidc‘d heingu serious acoideiit ocuurrcil yester- duy ai‘tei‘uooi\ about ilvc o`c|ook at tho corner of Grcut§Georgc and Euston Streets. A horse with double ecatcil sleigh driven by Byron llrown up.~‘i:t ut tho corner of Queen :uid Fhiston ui. u had slew und got nwoy from the driver ti-iiringiip Euston towards Heartz`s Corner at it gallop with the sleigh on its side. Just as it reached the corner Albert Cannon and his wife were turning into Molpcque Road iuivlin; come _down Eiistcin Street in thc opposite. tliroctioii to the runaway. Both rciiolicil thu corner ut the some time und thcdrlverloss horse passed completely over the occupnnts of the other sleigh. \Vouderinl to r clatc ncithcr Mr. or Mrs. Gannon were injured. The sleigh drawn down but Mr. lirou'n’s horse was righ cd in the collision :ind thc horse went on to Malpcquc ioud up to Prince down to Kent and buck to the licverc Hotel with no great <lumugt~ oltlu-r to sleigh or to tho auiiuiiii.

'I`i1Ei2l|ristuias Servlet- in the Powunl Mctliudist. Church on thc 25th inet., was' indeed u feast ol' good things. The choir opened with it service of song. This has hecomc u plcusiug foii.t\\\~c oi"n|iu0st cvory Sunday evening service und is much

uppieciati-il by the congregation. Fol?w- ing is the pri-gi'n.ni of the Song Serv ce :

l “Colin on the Listening Eur"- (7 G

Schneider.

Fcnris.

son, (after prayer.)

4 Messiah is King, Auth-E L Ashford,

(after sermon.) ,

5 O Thou that Ti-llest lioodTliling.~»,

Hi\ndcl`s Messiah..

The usuni number of hymns wore nlso

sung. There was u. full choir und the dii'l`ci-ent selections were well rendered. The excellent singing oi the Pownal choir not only shows talent in the ln- dlviduui members, hut shows the high capability of thc choir-‘Mnster, J A Moore, und thc nucomplishcd oi-gunist, Mrs Austih Judson. It is needless to say that thu sermon, like all of Mr. Thomas' scrmdns, wus good und suitable tothe glad Xi|in_s time. The story of 'i‘hc Child, The Man of Sorrows, The Saviour of ilu- World, The Print-0 of Peace-,iviis iolilin simplcnnd .iii`ccti_ng lnuguitge und was listened to with rapt nttentioii. The nt-_\v(Kei§s) light lately iust.s.llr-d in the ciuircii by\- Messrs Mo-

Kinnonand McI\`cvln is Klbviil IN*-l`f00i> Siitlsinction rind ndds grea to the ploiuuire of the service, so that _Pownal cnu now hoiist of nu up~tofdui,c cliiircli ln i-\-cry respect. COM.

TAKE NOTICE

Wi- publish simple. _~d.ratigl\t i.o_~\timon‘~

luis. not press uguuts` iiiti-rvicws, fiom wt-il known people. _ -

Fioiiinli over diiicrios thi-y tiiidify to li... ...er-its of‘M1N.\RD's 1.|i\'|Mi~:.\"r, tiic host oi [louse-_hold Remedies.

, U. C. iliOli.\lil)S8c tio.

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b<§fn»ooe>oe>»<»-_i;

s.E. C. 5

Rheuma-

tism Ring

sre-making cures. Persons 0_w".\iom we have sold them are latloiied. We have not been called upon to refund the money in a single instance. _Every ting sold under a positive- guarqniec

rivii fveeli»'r-init .mi money refunded it' you

not satisiled

Price 82.9°. _ _

Dlbbhs-so

i ,

extra suit or

BARGAIN

Nos la

BARGAIN

N00 20

BARGAIN

. N0. 3.

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_s______;-_--ggi

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MEN WHO »VVEAR`

UNDERWEAR.

heavy winter underwear-If you want ‘an

so - see these.

All wool _-Iibérgd underwear, heavy and warm,

wort c per garment, per special suit.

Pui-¢3wooi, ggsoéuteiy unschrinkabie, ribbed, T

sizes , 8, 40, goo .per value an 8oc each, special suit.

Heavy rigbgd wool. unshrinkable underwear,

wort l.i0 per garment, per special suit.

i904, to John J. und Mrs. Campbell, n sun.

iii-iii *'*'°"'_'°1?-1

At Augustine Cuvi-, Scptr‘mhl‘\‘ `3iliI~

1904, John Mcintyri-, uged 23.

In this city, Di-c. 3l'\ih, Edward \V:\l.~4l\.

aged 35 years.

011 Dec_£ilst. of puritl_v:~;i.~ oi the ln'aiin.

Bt-ujninin Bryiniioii, aged 2! .W-lll'§» _ [l~`unei‘ul will lenvi- his niotlu-r`.~ resi- dence, Mrs. .lohn Bryentou, llrackley Point Road, for Sherwood (Ji-ini-ii-i~_v t,o~ dny (Tuesday) nt 3 o`r-,loolc.l

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` i:\'iil<:s oomis ix o.\:i-: nom:

Muny cold cures ure iluugi-rou- lu-caiiiw

wniposed of dertdening opiates. But ii'n_;_f rnnt iicniing Ciitni-rho'/.ous curi-s colds in one hour and is hotli luirmli-ss und dv- ligliful to use. Even the worst i-ol_ds.» sneezing, smiill-,ling ciiids_ with riiiiiiiiur eyes ure stopped very i|uicl:|_\' _\vl_u-ii thi- bnlsumlc vupor of Uaturrlicizouc is mhulcd. Uuturrhozone acts liki- :i i-,harm o_o colds. kills thi-,in outright provcnt.~ tin-ir i-L-turn n. few hours inter. lfor colds, 1-utnvrh mul tliroat trouble uni- only Uninrrliozomr. Complete outfit Sl 00, lriitl sim-_ :ESL-_ :it ull diiiggists.

-l.niii¢-- prnctii-c on Opt-ru oi Mikado

this nfturuoon i.2l0 ul i’mi. i5urlo's stiullu.

~.\\'ill thc members of the \\'. (`. l`. lf.

remember the Cnll oi` l’rnyi-r ut, 3.210 in W. (J. T. il. lhls iiitcrnoou.

-l.. 'i`. ii.»~-Sentinel Loyni ti-uc liluo

Lodge No. :itll will hold it sproiill iuectiuir in their hull ou Tliursdny, ~in.n\un'_y .'ii,h at Tp. in. lor election null _installation of oillt-cis. All members ploiiso notu und utiond. .lolui A. liuclmuiiiu Si-i-`t_v.

PERFUMES T T

COST

Tlntii jan. ist. 1905. we offer the balance cl our stock of packaged perfumes at cost. See the pretty packages at zoo, loc, 6oc and Soc.

"THB MAGS."

We Extend Thanks

. ._ ~ -i _ _ | __ - ' .lWehn\e been H|~ btin, \uti J S.__ to our frlends for a very Successful

li Sing() lic-u\'cui-_ Auth-L O Einmer- _ ' i Christmas Trade and au

\.¢.)§f ,_

iA~ Happy New Year J0hn Nevis' ii,

“'l`he_§ are n/

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Gratitude

is u virtue we should cultivate. ~ 1 As ai couscqiieure we wish to thank our numerous ¢uE;,,,,, ers, for their generous patronage extended to 1"' du,-,,,V this memorable year, i9o.1. And asthebiew Year, just about to pay us n flying visit, and we me perfqgt u-r.nse,,8_ y,_, when wc get acquainted, wewlll mor# illlln likely dew.-lop something that maybe more than oi' push; \ img,-,351 if, our numerous Customers and friends. _ In ti¢ mean,_,|,,,, we wish you all a prog,”-on Newyam

JOHN T. MCKENZIE.

=is&w@.1-1 rm: rainon. _ 'T

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it Would Be Awful if This World Would Stop Spin- ning, would Ii roi be Aimost"as‘Bau‘if

The Moncton Woolen mug wguw

Sullnlniz and Weaving

Where Would You Get (load Twiede, Y Blanketing, 0vercoste,Sults. Penn ¢¢¢ 7 Then l Ponder the Qltlltlbn. '

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