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When we; say that

_our _Overcoats are fit

A for a King, we mean a

King whose clothes it him.

Here are Winter

Overcoats that are A

2 _ ‘ Easy to get into

i Easy when you're

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Easv to pav for Hard to wear out Hard tu bent From our stock you

'_ can tryon many styles ;` --see which is the ;_ most becoming-

whether regular lengths, extra long, full back styles, Tour- ists or Pacldocks.

Our Winter Over-

coat prices start at $5 oo where satisfac- tion can be safely guaranteed; thence to $20.00. Between the two prices every degree of taste is gratified.

We'll bc expecting

YOU in to make

lOUR° selection any day now.

prouscr Time* iS all thc Time

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Men of good judgment appreciate having a pair

:five of extra Trousers. __ _ _f:LThey are handy to have around in a dozen

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s. ~ Saves the wear of the pair th at matches the suit

ndfgives a spice and variety to the wea1er's appear-

ance

l\l'ot necessary to pay a big price to some tailor

lr them.

VV e can fit you just as perfectly in every_way.

adsome new sty.leS.'for winter wear 111 the rouser Vi/oolens-cut in c0nservat1ve or ex-

le--triimmed in the best mamner possible

ive.. __

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‘t.oo, $2.00, $3.00 or way up

we to your entire satis-

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‘The army ns lt wus and ns it is to be"

is the text under which Field llarshul Karl Roberts, in the January Nineteenth Century, roads Britons n noteworthy ll lecture on the duty of nll clvwses if Great Britain would meet the demands of modern warfare. After frankly ~polnt~ lug out the existing deficiencies, Earl ` Roberts writes -“A terrible lesson awaits _ the nation whose soldiers find theur selves opposed by equally brave but

lbetuar trained opponents on the fieldot | hattle. No amount of-money, no nitlonel i sacrifices will then avail; for modern warfare moves fast, and time lost in pence can never heimndo up during the stress of A campaign. I bold this view very strong- ly, and would urge my fello\‘\'-countrymen with all the force at my command to look the plain fucts ln the face."

Earl Roberts does not advocate com-

pulsory service, “because it is distasteful to the nation and incompatible with the conditions of an urmy which has a large proportion of units in foreign service," but maintains that Great llrituin must

have a lnrgc reserve force, and ‘tif the

citizens of so great and prosperous u nal-

ion as ours ure to reinnln exempt from

compulsory service in time of peace with- out thc safety of the empire being endangered, thc right class of men must

conditions nf pay and pension; and it is | the boundsu duty of the State to sec thnt `o\¢~ry s.\»lc~b0liled mnn in this cotintry, no

i matter to tvhnt p,'rnde he muy belong, umlergocs some kind of xnilltury trnining' i in youth, sufficient to enable him to shoot strni|.<l\\.:uul carry out simple orders, if 1-vcr his ser\'i<-as are required l`0r national

defence." _ _

Earl Roberts interestingly reviews the

clumgcs of the lost [llty yours, describes thc military systcln prior to the Crim- unn war, and points out how the intro- duction of modern guns necessitated the

complete ttlvolisliulcnt of the ities. that lunan must bc mere machines. ()ll'iccr.~4,

he says, are no, longer directly nble to control their men, iconusc the lighting

i formation has bcun clinngvd, end, there-

ifore. the men 1nustlu‘.\‘c tl. far higher i stainiaril ol` individual intelligence, while

i -.txnongg thc ollicers, intelligence, scll`~x‘ell-

i ance und the powers of lending must bc

[ on n proportionately hitfher level. i Si\n\1it|tncous‘y with Lord li0be'_'ts,_ lurtirie it is omcially nmiountcd that

i ll0hatte1'i0s will hc supplied wilix new iquns at it cost of $l7,.'>O),0il(l, .und thu'

i the order will he executed \vi\hin twenty

fanontlis. _ "

A WEEK OF PR

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Tuesday Jun. I5. 7.30 p. in.-l~`irsl

» Baptist Church. sulriect-"Pnnyc1' for the Ovcrthrow of the Liquor Trnfllo and thr

T P' 'le '

Cultivation of cmpcrnncc rincip s in ithe Schools und llomes of our People."

\.dd1 ss Rev. Wm. Dobson.

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,V 7 y pm mmitmu l E, ._e l.;.).*,,‘_»3/»,§»_t‘f. - ,

--- - f is ` Wcdxiesllay, Jan. 4 nt 7.240 p. ln.-Zion

iPre.~l>ytcrian Church, .~=ul\_icct7“Pruyer " 1 Q gior the Scriptural Olrscrvanco of the _ , `»‘--Tix-_i,,.’ ' ! l.0rd`s Day and tim Religious Trniniitg of

"" D. C.,/", " Vpar ithlc linmily, Address Rev. W. W. Lodge.

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l`hurs1ln_r, Jan. 5 nt 7.30 p. ru.-First cihodist Church. The Annual Bible ociety muse-Ulng‘. Addresses Rev.\ Mr.

cdgewick and Rev. Mr. Viyidroofe.

Friday Jun. ii, nt 7.120 . 111.- St. James

Prcshvtorian Church 'ix ject-“I\"liss|on.s"

and on easy] teiihs `gof pay- 1 Ami.-é;s¢1tc,v.M;;.Wi$n<-.

._

i' (Saturday, .lu.n. 7, nt 7.811 p. m.--Christian

` ilinptist Church. Plvangelistic Ser\'icc-

_ M _. _ E ‘when the clergy will assist. 7 _~. _*_ K , Collections to ho taken at all the ser- fi .. ‘ . 9 i vices in ` _ . . 1

iif-'_1" ' "if »* 1 Pntriu ' '. '

. _J f , .»M‘ etown,

Manager P. E. I- Branch.

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md of thc P E Islnn i Hospital. t und llx plc-twe copy program.

Sore Throat and Goughs A simple, effective and safe remedy for all throat irritntvons i‘a found in

Cresc lone Antisepllc Tablets They combine tho germicidol value nfCresolenevviil\

'he soothing properties of slippery elm and licorice. ` ion. An nromm 400

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lln1.|.sv||.|,s_ Ont, l)`eo.29.-Polic-u Mag-

i.~1t\-ntc llnrryutt. in juli ln conncctlcm

l with the bogus hnllot boxes has been so

E y lar unnhlc to ohtnm 220,tlll bail clelnand-

wi.

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. WANT ED-A case of headache that l Kumlortjluadaclio Powders will not cure ilu tl n minutes. `

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lNo\ice to Agents 0t Govern- imentllay. A

All Agents are

r customers for their very liberal strictly comply with

vear making it the most success- atrnctions

- wish all a prosperous _every case

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, _ ‘i ' _ T119

<' " i " ,the time

x ‘ lbow small :1 quantity I l

~ ~. -ai ny. if nn

and

ffrorri r them

must be.

delivery, so

-und' u. hnl£"of`not seeing that date.

ln: uttructcil to the rcguinrnrmy by good,

GOVERNMENT HAY. _

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p , lo, \ i | ’ < ‘

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onssrrinl man.; for the_§:,w is uni me

commercial premium on‘hls _llfefor the coming ten months has gone up at Lloyds from five and at’ quarter to Dfteen and"

words, the' average hope among commer- onimen in;sag|.n\a_ of ms; nt-ing on' 'November next, which before his recent manifesto mtve him nineteen chances ln, tvvsnty,'novv gives him one chance in slr ‘

The luvv of averages is infallible when itdeels with facts, solos; as there is q. ‘large enough .collation of facts; buh, that its deduetlona are not 'scientific

not of (sets is ahovvn by the very differ- ent estimate set upon securities in diffemnt countries. Vi’hou United States , securities wgre called in question duringi the war of secession, some countries lost largely by their look of lnith in the power of the national government to vindicate its claim, or in the power of the country to rsctlperate within it tangible era from se great u struln, while others, with

greater faith, were [rent gulners. En- gland lost lnrgoly and Germany, looking

from a calmer distance, gained. Thu greenbnck dollnr, which at the worst time of the war could be bought for tliirty-fivccont-s, rose in u fovv years to por, and on interest-ln.w.rlng securit'ies 'l-he profil. wits much greater. In llkn‘

manner the judgment ol u people on nt' question like that of the ()zar'e chance of survival must largely depend on the tone of the llternture lt tends, and that must vary according to the temper of l-hc dllYerc1\t countries towards Russia. ’I`he_be.nisl\ment of The Times' correspondent from Russia during the gruesome reign of Plehve threw blu- liritish people, stud the world generally, for information, hack upon revolutionary sources, a circumstance which did `nol tond to strengthen Russian credit in any for|n.` Wi1etliex'x1\cn discounted l-he pub- lished .~ltn.tl-||u'ni.s or noi., l-hcrl' still remained thc mist of mystery, which is

always un exaggerating medium, and the knowledge that Iitissiu. was nf:-aid to have the truth known. ’1`ul\ing these cir-

cumstances into consideration, wc should nssume that the judgment of Lloyds -/ould have n somewlntt undue 'tendency to pcssimism.-Montreal \‘\'it.nes\_.

, NERVOUS, SICK _liI'l1\I`).-\Ulll¢l

Mn. (). Bannnn, Simcoc, Ont., \\‘rlte.~':-

“I was troubled for it long time with hcrtd- ru lu-s, which would como on nhout once lt week with such violence that I could not 'cnt or du my work, l trird lwndnclic pon-dorsaunl quick cures, which did no

good. About oiizht. months 11%? l look six hoxos of Dr. Ohttsc's Nerve ond, nnd I lutvc _not been troubled with hcftdap.-its smcc. _

TWO MORE MARCONI 'STATIONS FOR CANADA

Mo.\:'rm~:.u._ Dec. 30.- The Minister of

Murine today mudn contracts with the llfliwcotii Company for the establishment of two new wireless Stntions,_one to bv located nt Whittie Rocks. on _the const of l.nhrndor,’nnd "tho other at Point Rich (Nfld.) . l

- un. A. w. ciusrs » V cmnnn cuss

_ ; is senr dircct io the diseusd

' ram by lhv Improved mower.

_Nsall the ulcers. clean the al: Pmllavs. M01” fcrpltulgs la the throat and Eormananty cures Calarrh and aEFever. Blower

free. All dealerl. or r. A. W. Chase Medicine Co.. Toronto- and Buiala. '

, PLAGUE AMONG COSSACKS.

_ St. l’ctcrsl:ur;;, Dec. 140.'-It is oflluinlly announced that s disease whose charac- teristics ure simllnr to bubonlc plague, i\u.s'uppc»|.rcd among the Kirghlr. Ousnuwlrs in two settlements of the Ural territory, rss\1|ting in |00 deaths hctwecn Nov. 2-l and Deo. #L The locnlitlcs have boon <ler~.lurcd to bc infected with the-plague.

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Coughs,colds, hoarsclicss, mid other nn»oax.a|1mn‘ts me quickly .relist-all by Vspo-Cresolehs tablets, ten 'ct-.nts poi hox. Alldru;¢;slst!.' ` ' '

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evennuemwevulv

O 0ufif""Emulslon

vi ith Gualacol. is

; l thcqtrcat Remedy _

for coughs and colds so prevalent just now. You get ell the bene-

~ , _ ilk ofthe oil with the ` ,antiseptic Gnaiecol.

Gives increased heelth and strength to the system, stops, any

`_ .._0Ql1glla ,_ _

»` j81o_r~cronpin children . - re is nothing like

7 .

A ,'ice};ocper,botate.

, 'epared and sold only

three Vquarters- per cent, or, ln other,

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Thsnkiu g`~our7ol£ilt_9mers - lor

dude? the .'pa's_tf`years. *We wisl1._you*one ` and a l a Happy and prosperous _ _ 1 -

Children s Coats

' 'Sklrts,~. _

.Trimmed Hats a1§<i_»iutrimmca,- A » 2 ~ 1

'- - Charlottetown. ~ -_ ~

inl|iinery.r' 2 _ _ _ _

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E , V- _ _ $u1t. ' - .

, Now look for bargains in the 'following lines Fall and winter Ovcrctiat `

" ,ish W

¢ _ mm, of refinement-f‘l»i:=1.. ,wardrobe 7 consists of 'tl1°‘- ,f°i."_“

-Llowing: 1 1 ” 1 "',, I

._‘ Tweed Coat _.t ii

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when ltiisav collation of opinions audi, ` ,i if '_ ‘I f " \EXtl'B P3135. ` ' ' Sl

, , ` ` _ _ As we tailor and Sh_l_\P_9-f_

_ ,l these garments you.. lii\ive";,a_

7 Pills, ' A I X garment of perfection. _

Jour Matson si 2

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J. F. Pelkins & C0.. °F0f 6rlnei

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THE NEW YEAR

“will find ns' with s fine and' complete stock of Crockery

and Glassware. _ -~ .

W We have just what you want in a Hail- or Hanging t Lamp at a cheap price.

CANADIAN CROCKE RY CO.

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just as soon as you begin to feel the slightest; synip-'__

tomsof a cold dorift< lo_=.e

any time in” securing. a few ofour Grip Powdefs, ‘start

at once taking one_ever'y

four l1o_urs-1 In I Vffyi-f¢,'W

hours the co`ld» will

7 broken completely. ~ , i,

,J - _ I _ z5c half- dozen land. m6ney__~

I ‘ A , back if they don't d0'as”v`v4e,_

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the winte y ,and can show you some beautiful lines in suiflngs or overcoetings~

-attractive, savings greater. '

Come in and let ns help you get

_, W'e have about 75 healing stoves that_we will sell less read” Delays are d,mge,°,,,' so

than cost rather than carry them over until neapt yealr. h ,mend to yan, wants now; _' _

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Please remem er the. prices quote pare or ec

when sold and if sold on time they will be charged at the -

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regular price. < THE NOBBY TAILOR " .

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White’s Poplardo $11-50 now $8.25. E°‘°t°"’ s‘°°‘m°mP c9jf_ Belle Oak do $11.00 now i$7.97» , ’ wi:Ii‘fZ<iiilieRtE1iati$liii,1i;o'§i3.s' 7_'.‘,‘

_ ' _ _ _ St. elm, to Portland, $ zoo. '

go go go DOW Stgohn, to Boston, $’g;5o. " _-~', 0 ,O 0 $14-50 UOW $10. 9. _ Commeucing December ,x , |994,

Bl€\]2'er‘Plai;1otop regularoprice $9.09 now $5. 50. . Etiafsaclessvgzaeidgsaph

do _with drum Radiant Plain Top A do' do

_ _do do < ,do with drum

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Excelsior Hot Blast do ' do

Regal Franklin '

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Beechwood Boro for , $9'.75‘n0W. $ 296; : ll _»-at '~;» _ §» 1.

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get ` <30 419' , _$¥°_-f2$'°°W__ _Z-_79» ~¢’~r_»-¢ nn... .,,. in > airy Queen for .__i%,_,_,: _$9,.5b»,;i\b,,,:-’£,gr._ r trailing I . mg’ 1 '

do ‘ so tdq,,,¢f5\;_r; new _ ,oh ;_ ,gk .. .217»_P¢.arl on _*$0110*-W5# - . . ' ‘ ' * `“' _.

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d $.13 00 now $9 68 do $11.50 now $7.97.

Albee, llastgort, Portland 'end Boetot_e_._,,_ . ETURNING - ‘ -‘.

' From Boston. via Penland, Bastpnrt,

'10 $6 O59 *ww 95532' ' .and Lubcc Monday; et 9 a. m.-` l-<

do _ _$9.00 n0w '$7.26. do $12.50 now $9.24.

$11. 50 now $8.6

do , 3- db ' $6.50' now '$5.0 . V

do do

do $5.00 now $3.52.

$6.50 now 4.40

$6.50 now $4.23. -‘

do _ do l _$8.50 .now $6.o5, do

~ ~ in oo now;6`65

:Su oo now 7 a6

Through tickle on dale a`l'p`,rlne fill'

to dest nation. ` _ " - - -'

- ‘Passengers arriving at ` Bt; Johtp on ~ ,evening prcvioueto seilin _'casio d fvfét

$14.00 110W, $113-151 » sured amst fire lnaxlinc ' '.»'_"- _ . $1.3,-5° MW $1°~67- ' ‘7i.‘.flia`M G' O ’<“'_" """‘_°“?»"<-_ ‘_'f?i"l’ii. $16 .00 Dow $13.97- ` as 11.- Nsconyo. r. &~¢r:`?a'.;::‘ " ` $130,, now $935, canvr /iusrm. -v.1>. ..z_oefl'rm,;

All cazigo, execpt Lim-St? i¢"-.ini

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$5.00 now'$_3.o2‘._ f A I, " 7 ` '

~ was no' $3`6,3_ ,Dania atlantic Railway. ; _ '}

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Goods are better. prices more,

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I Great George Street. ` " ` " ' `

ortoise regular price $10 now $7.15 ‘\'

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railway stetioudc ‘and bnggiike chccheil `

_ to stesme; and take esgin.3be_rt,h'.'0r t

- $8350 _nuw $5_94_ . steteroox forthe trip. : -’ ,~.,. ._ .,f-;

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