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coupons to enable their friendsto vote

Gusaolau readers desiring blank . 1

can secure same free of cost by applying _

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Annually quite a number of coupons E| NTZ |~ i

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summcr F ¢'il'r°c'i‘\i’.'.rltu5;|_;§ I I 1 have~ been resumed duly signed. Will H & ii csonolo I ;. i C9 N

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improved instruments i examining the eyes. your eyes are troubling yo do not neglect them.

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If you wish the best in photo graphy, finished on the new spec lniized mounts, (the very latest novelty.)

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VISIT

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Where Babv is Aiwavs Welcome. A

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LOST L

An appetite.

FOUND

Hughes’ Digestive Toni

lo be the best medicine make a hearty one. Price 2 5c per bottle.

cl-:o. El HUGHES. Apothrcaries Hell.

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Kumlorl Slinoors

Many people ap-

preciate zl practical and

is °‘l“iPP‘d With the “Weil new The Gu.minn'scl.s.sln¢<l sas. You

Il; will find ,somethimzto interest you.

U Fair at St Joceph‘s Convent on Dec 11 and

12.

useful gift-we suggest a pair of Kumfort slippers. Then cozy and warm appearance will add greatly to the Christmas pheer.

Men’s Kumfort slip-

pers $1.00 to $2.00.

Won1en’s Kumfort

slippers 85c to $1.30.

HOCKEY BOOTS .

\\'l- h.l\-is thcnl in grout vurlcty. Boys' $1.25 io$i.T.“». .\ic-'ns $115 to $2.50. l.udlus‘ Box (‘;|l|` will-ill iinuli $2.00. wcll worth $2.50 n. pair. \\'c:\l'l~._lll.-tll llttlo lower in pricc forthe .-;l|in- gonll.~' than otllor storcs.Savc your lnonoy

liylulyinlgllurc. . -. .

A. E. McEachen,

lhcrc is

Nothing Bcttcr

lilail all apple after your meals or before _ retiring ; _it will add years to your life B D

e

and make it worth living for. We hav

llpcll fortunate in securing a choice lot. No. 1 Northern Spys and

Baldwins. which we will sell ata moderate price

Girls’ Kumfort slip-

pers 7 5c.

Childi-cn’s Kumfort

slippers 65c.

Alley & Co.

APRONB to suit everybody at the Xmas

' W

to take a course in nursing. V

THE annual meeting of Bunyan Loyal

Orange Lodge No 115| will be hold in tbl hall at Rose Valley on Monday, Dec. 11th at 7.80 p. nl. All members are requested to attend.-By order of John D. Mathe- son. W. M.

IN the Colonial Herald of April 13th,

1841-a time when shipbuilding was the great industry of Prince Edward Island, John Daviesjr, advertises for 10 to 12 steady, active, young men, from 15 to 16 years of age who are desirous of becom- ing apprentloesto the shipbuilding bus- iness and will receive good and liberal terms in a first rate establishment.

Sr. .Tons Tnnigolulrn:-The resignat- lons of John Russell, Jr., president of The Telegraph and Times Publishing Companies, wil;hE. W. McCready and A. M.Belding, editors of The Telegraph and The Times respectively, which were placed in David Russeli's hands asa result of Mayor Whites attitude during the strike crisis, have not been accepted, and these gentie~‘ men will continue as before. David Russell feels that as tbejstrlke has been settled most satisfactory so far as it affects the port of St. John, and as this was the main issue, the question oi Mayor VVhite's resignation may well be eft in the hands of the citizens.

Bnlomnlsn Hownm., Toronto, chief

emigration agent of the Salvation Army in Canmiil,is favoring Charlottetown withavisil:,nnd will conduct meetings at the Barracks here Saturday evening anll all day Sunday. The Brigadier is well known here, having in earlier days been known as the Welsh Minstrel, be- ciluseof his fine musical tnleut.. His marked executive abilities have led to

h}s steady promotion to his present responsible position in which during the past year he has arranged and carried out the transportation and successful placing in Canada of over 5000 emigrants from Great Britain. The publlcis invited to the meetings Saturday and Sunday. Au cffortis being made to llnve Brigadier Howell remain over and lecture Mon- day evening on the emigration work of the Salvation Army which is now at- tracting world-wide attention.

THE home of A. B. and Mrs. Carter,

Revere. Mass. was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Thanksgiving eve. The contracting parties were Miss Alice Mnude,youngest daughter of Richard and Mrs. Ellsworth of Waterford, Lot 1, and W. W. Cormier, Souris. P. E. I. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Barry of Revere at 7.30 p. nl. The brides-

4 maid was Miss Katie Noonan, Palmer

ISLAND

- This is a new Tea that we ha

first-class article for the money.

We retail it at

F. f 'i il in li b 1 i li.l.`2'.-y,..§.`ii"k’l§p2’.`l in llil? xiii? fff. 25 Cents pci' lb.

thc winter. Call at our store or ring us We have it ,,150 “yup ln 5, '

up and get our prices.

McKenna’s Grocery PH0NE{h‘.’.‘t:.‘.o.:‘i;1.:.§f;l.‘;.:€°““’~

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and zo pound boxes on which make a reduction for Cash.

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lliEN’S STRONG BOOTS

For Wintcr Wear

Men’s Kip Bellows

tcilgne, clump sole $2.1 5.

Men’s heavy grain

clump sole, Bellows tongue $2.50.

M eu's grain laced. single

and clump sole $l.75 and $2. 50.

Men's long boots, water

iight, band sided and lined $3.25, $3.50 and $4.25.

SPRAGUE & CO3. New Shoe Store.

l

V

just nmeived and we believe is 3 brlde‘s sister Mrs. Carter where a very in

!°' presents were numerous and costly show- We ing the esteem and good wishes of their

& Goff.

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Christmas Month

“We “fe °“‘ ‘°' b“°i”°Ss" "1 - aimcaloyin getting along lo would be

ood

Christmas. If well selected stoc low prices and good values W do the trick, we’ll get there

Try 'Our Bi0l'€ f0l' CVCYYUIIDE -proposal totake away two churches from

ri undesirable to make any change. There 1 is also re orted to be a section of Brussels

_ and anything in Christmas g

| FALL nl'is»r.lsi.s.

. 10 thc steamer "E1.FiN' wllldpaw \’°§,"f°" alarge saving of money. D\‘0b¢\>l¥ $2.010 -li: P""°° St'-_Ferry wha" an ky nm" or $2,500a.year, at least.-St. John Tele-

v

7.$) a.m 5-

a. rn..

M °'m° 10.00 a.m.

12.00 noon

lm p.m. _ 8.5) p.m.

lslll mn- 11.111. p.m.

8.

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0.00 a. tn.

$.00 .m.

H46 P. m. wo V m.

Rcddin Bros..

Phone 86! P' O' ion of some kind is desirable. lt is also

_sv pointed out that the Leinster street plant

is the most valuable of the three. It is a

Road and the groom was supported by Peter Mclsnac. The bride was very prettily attired in adress of pearl nuns- veiiing trimmed with white silk and pale pink and carried a beautiful bouquet of white bridal roses and pinks. After the ceremony together with their many

g friends, they went to the home of the

vitlng supper was laid amidst profusion of the most fragrant ilowcrs. When the inner man was catered to, the assembled guests enjoyed a very pleasant evening with music, singing and dancing. The

many friends. The Guardian joins in wishing the happy couple all happiness and prospects in their married life.

Tm-1 vote of tile Waterloo, Brussels and

Leinster street Baptist churches will be taken tonight at their 'meetings relative to the question of reorganization. The scheme is to use the Leinster street plant and do away with the other two hllild- ings. Itls understood that there will be no opposition in Leinster street to the dee. In the congregation of Waterloo street church there is reported some feel- ing that as the debt on their building is

is small and as hitherto they have had no

D

street congregation who feel that the

B. that section of the city is too radical and

they say that if the question was to do away with one church they would see their way clear to support it. At the

same time ll considerable number from both these churches feel that reorganizat

solidly built brick building with ground

body knows what this preparation is for

*’° ""“° » and wh sun rl wil' `

BIWDAY TlM&,§,A,m‘E‘Rwk P,” Tilstlifyevdsnt-oi ltb nlcgita. Forasouélienecl

WH" “V” oh 'mm' lo°.Tli° am. y skin and chopped hands it has no equal.-

Prepared and sold at Zbc per bottle by A.

W’ P- “‘- ‘” w. Readin Pirelli B, sunnysldc. ;'.-_

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` c mmllslng Monmlr. omits. ana. mo is .no painted cnt uint time would be .5

as follows. , will |93 9 (}}|'wwn Will l0aV8 RDGKY Yi? graph, ~

_ _ m. _ ‘

Rebekah are invited to attend th

this evening tO~ldfeilows parad

olstume). _

the big season.

se

rous n in the history of shipping

Tns

representing college girl types. Th cover McLeod, of Point de Bute.is decorate

and seal.

owe'en girl, Bessie McLeod, and til

iginal

drugstore, city. or at the Ladies' Colleg

YOUR STOMACH

A NICE VACATION

GIVE

Don‘t

a Substitute Do The work.

ALL Oddfeilows and Daughters |

B

memorlaiservicesln Oddlellows hall at 8.5!)

Tm: Detroit Journal says one hundred

and forty-nine lives have been sacrlilced,

over seventy ships wrecked, and a loss oi’ i '

nearly 87,000,(lJ0 has been sustained ini

storms on the Great Lakes this _ Tins this is the moss alms- -' _ _

paper andcontalns half a dozen portraits

which was designed by Miss Bessie

with the Mount Allison colors, old gold,

garnet, and the Ladies’ College

The portraits are as follows:-

Reception girl, Marie Hewson; basket- , ,» -' ball girl, Edith Humphrey; the sweet

girl graduate, Mary Allison Douli; do- _ mssll°scl.nesglrl,rranses 1-lmn; hall- The assortment is large and varied, and you

aso on ( ,

the lakes is heyoudadoubt. Q I /

I 1 i . l '

ladies of Mount Allison Alumnae i ,"‘ .ff

Society havejust issued aneat and at- ' , tractlve calender, which in point of or- j , iglnality perhaps surpasses all previous *N*

efforts. The calender is printed on art '

, lhl

ll, 'l CLINTUI

Christmas girl Gladys Redmayne. The letter press is poetry, which though

unsigned by the author is nevertheless or' A -N

and appropriate. The oaienders

e

Do It ByGtarving it Either-Le

"$5

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To uy

Our Fur stock is bougllt direct

from the best manufacturers.

The utmost care in buying,

and the most critical inspect-

ion on arrival of the rs

here, gives us the confidence

to recommend this stock as

one of the best in the pro-

vince.

H will find every good style and Fur here.

Z§§i.`1.`I.'l.".§l?.'l`f.”..f°§‘ll..§Zf. E “$125.22-Z COLLARS,

RUFFS.

. STOLES, , CAPS,

Fur Coats a specialty. Astrakan,

Russian Lamb,

Persian Lamb,

Raccoon

and Seal. Trimmed and Plain,

PIANOS

FOR ' CHRISTMAS

S isl prices on

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Pec _ pianos for Christmas.

lSul'prise

l Your

lwlfe

E hy giving her a piano.

We will deliver it ou

l Christmas eve.

Call and see illstru-

U ments and get quota- ' tions.

lfliller Bros.,

Sunnyside- >

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XMAS

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The old adage, “Ali work and no play makes Jack s. dull boy," applies just as well to the stomach, one of the most important organs of thc human system, as it does to the msn himself.

If your stomach is worn out and rc-

bels against bclniz taxed beyond its limit. the only sensible thing you can do is to give it a rest. Employ n substitute for a short time and see if it will not more than repay you in results.

Stuort's Dyspepsis Tablets are n willing

and most efllcient substitute. They

the stomach itself vlould, were it v\ell. They c that the gastric juice and other digestive fluids of the stomach contain and actually act just the some and do just the same work as the natural fluids would do, were the stomacll well ,and sound. They, therefore, relieve the stonlach, ,i ust as

d

permit it to rest and recuperate an

regain its normal health and strength.

This “vacation” idea was suggested by

the letter of a prgminent lawyer in Chicago. Read what he says: "I was engaged in the most. moment- ous undertaking of my life in bringing about the coalition of certain great interests that meant much to me as weilasmy clients. it was not the work of days, but of months; I was working night and day almost, when at n very critical time my stomach went. completci back on me The undue mental

what would have happened later on.

“WhatI atel had to _literally forc down and that was a source of misery, aslhazl a sour stomach much of the timc. My head ached, I was sluggish and began to lose my ambition to carry out my undertaking. It looked pretty gloomy for me and I confided my plight to one of my clients. He had been cured by Stuart.’s Dyspepsia Tablets and at. once went down toa drug store and brought s. box up to the oilice.

“I had not taken n quarter of that box

before I found that they would do all the

_ BOAS, I I

at prices a litt e ower

T than you will get them

_j elsewhere.

STANLEY Bans.,

::z'::zi;:z.;‘lf.°:;..“:.f;’.;’:,§.°i.:;’°'1.,:.'; ,f “OUR” Samson 8, C, 5-c~-1.5,... T.. l I 1

1 ‘ ' al '

ontain all the essential elements up' '

leases- and Sugars we lead

Every article |‘ S l'Cl g ` tif .5

one workmnn relieves another. and LW! Per up

Sunnyside Grocers, V

Wholesale and Retail. ‘-_"_'_-

For Flour, Tea, Oil, Mo-

Thls is THE

PLACE to get your Groceries oi

_ best quality and

reasonable price.

Now is a good

time to get your winter supply of

Groceries.Prices them an- _

'11 h 3 be Get our prices, compare

highs r. values. »

guaranteed J V and up

ruoros

. -*i

-and up

oi ofold lockets I o

-1 A nice locket makes a suit-

y -

strain brought it about and hurried up

e S

Nobby atisfac-

Winter Oycrcoats

work my stomach ever did; and as a rest

T

‘able gift for either gclltleillall lor lady. We will ciigrave

FREE oil goods pllrcliascd ,here `

G. H. TAYLOR

' Tile property of Mrs. Geo. Bryenion situated on the Brackley Poillt Road, 5

L of choice land, a good dwelling llonsc Q and outbuiltliugs. Near to school llou_s--

and church, making this a very_ llcsir- . -

lable home. There is also a spring of

i lwater onthe north side of the farlll

1 which is valuable for watering stock. As l Mrs.Bryenton has gone to live in western l Canada,this property may be bought at ’ private sale at any tlmc. For ililtllcr | particulars, apply to Hedley Bryciltou. l Royalty, or james Bryenton next farm,

10-25 mwi'

J. A. S. BAYER, Prob. ,,;. .,

l - , f l 3 » ,fl ’ , 1 Gauvin, Gcntzcl&Co.. . 'i ‘ Photographers. Ml ' p I

1

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. 2*'

| Solid gold links fiom $3.00 - ito $8.00 and gold filled 5oc `°' 5

° " .;' .

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FOI? SALE to

O

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miles from Cll’town,cont.aining 30 acres ;

_ _A 'l . l_

_ .., _..»-- x33..-h_

enough wallow of extension. Then it

British Almond Pink.-Nearly every-

or vocation was out af the question fo me. Idetelmlned to give my stomach il vacation. I kept right on taking thc tablets and braced up and went ahead with my work with renewed vigor, ate just so much as I ever did and carried out that undertaking to a successful issue. lfeel thatl have Stunrt‘s Dyspepsin Tablcls to thank for saving mo the hnndsomcst fee I ever received ns well as my reputation and Inst but not least my stomach."

hy all tlrugglsts nt 50 cents a box.

.‘\=w fill" P, QI

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'1‘°'¢ |:::‘ v 1*

l.

It's not too early to

Stuarts Dyspepsin Tablets are for ssiel

l

buy at

u_

llonalils.

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Commcncillpi \\`<‘|l||ns|lny, Nov. lst, i905, lilo

' lrullls of this uilwuy will l'lln lluily, (S\llnluy

cxccptctll It-i follow .-i:--

Trlliils iiutwrlrd Stations 'l‘l'.lin-= lllwnlfl '

' rcntl clown. llcnli up, ' , ¢ , No. No. .\'o. No. No. .\'<~. ,L _ .i

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choose your Xmas Gifts.

This year, neckiets are

very fashionable and we have stocked some choice patterns in SOLID GOLD and gold Glled.

The locket above shown

goes very nieeiy with a nice nec let.

.,

Whiteis Chocolates are wholesome and nutritious, so are Whites , if F. Hutchpson,

Boil Bona. Put up in

{ onnd and half pound boxes ‘hey are sold by

da nty p

all the leading confeciioners. .

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Imperial Crown and Limoges China 40 per cent Discount

Cut Glass 55 pei' cent Discount

.;;; l Positively going out of business, so are clearing 3-ml.. “_ mmm mn M

off goods at less than cost Sale is now in full swing. V

in M. . _

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