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ilk-:bfi

siveetélnsi, I

Clean"?

THE greatest giuirantoo

agziiiist- illni»=.~\~i-- ngziinst disciisc- -is <°lca1ilii1o.<s.

Let .-\~'opt0 help you keep your homo i~.leun-“s,iir- giczilly clciiii.”

Foi'Ascpto st orilizes c\‘ci'y- tliii1git\\':i~'lii~s. I‘lvi\ryt hiiig touched by wut(-r in whii-li Asepto- luis lwon ilissolvcd »-:md only ii. liltlo Asepto ut- that-is loft- :ilisoliitely antiseptic, sweet. and clean.

Oi'dinu.rily thi* iipplii-.:il,ioii of ilisilifiicliiiits i'<~i|uii'cs i'iiii.~'iili-i'- ulilvi woiik. \\'livn Asieplo is \i;=»-il. it i-,iinlili-.~‘ om,-. lo i-iii'i-_\- on ii itiiiiiplvli- viiiiizsc ol`sli‘rili1.:il ion ALI, 'l`lllf} ’l`l_\Il‘i wit.hoiit. :iiiy iulilitioniil \voi‘k----botli cleans lhchomc and Kl1]I‘ll’S it clc.-iii.

Yvt Asnplo Is iiioro than mcrrzly

` iin aiit.i.~i-pi,ii~.~-iiiori- than :i

gi-riiiiciilii: it. is also ai. soup powclvi'---~:i.-i good i-is tho bust. soap on the iiiarkct.

ST. JOHN

Is Your Home f'SurgicaIly

‘THE ASEPTVO MFG. C0.

- N.B.

It is the fact. that both its soap :ind germicidal pro ici-ties work toward the same illcntical und that makes it so cf’fcct,i\'c. '1`lu-,

soiy_p qiiulilii-S of Ascptn liioson an riunovc. the accuinulatcd iincleanlini-ss-tlie ge r lu i ir i ilu l qualities etcrilizc the cleansed

surfaces.

Do not get- thc iilcii.. liowc\’cr, that As(-plii is of viiliio only as u. disii\l`ci.~tunt. 'lt is for far more than that.. ’I‘ry it in 'oiir wash- ing-on uii_vt,liini:. 'l3‘hi-. way it i clcanseii will auiazi- you.

\Vil.li Asnpto, you <lon`t hii\'{° to rub or lmil clol-luis--yoii just put. ilu-iii to soak in Water in which Ast-pto liiis liccn dissolved, lcave tlivni llivro f`or ii couple of lioiiizs :ind thcn rinsc them und.

liiiii-,_; mil lo dry.

Ui- for\v;\~'lii\ii_; dislies iinil greasy

cooking ut.cnsils~usc Ascpto.

A siliglo package of Asi-pto will iiiiikv into two gallons ol' the lu-st. soft. soiip you cvi‘i~ ii:~‘i~d. /\iiil if. will cost you only livc vents, too. Tull your grocer to iiicliiilv is piirkugo of Ascpto \vil li your oi'ilcr---itll good groccrs sull it at live cunts. 1

Slllllllll SCHUHL ll$$llll

' JANUARY ii.-

JanonoAM MAKES mobs F0

isnmi. 'ro woasmr.

1 Kings 12: 25’33.

GOLDEN TEXT.

“Thou shalt not make unto then

any graven image."--Exodus 20: 4.

PUINTED SUGGESTIONS

‘ By Hevf D. W. Snider.

.leroboain must be reckoned as be

ing a shrewd, discerning and -capable man. So much so that he might; well be the, envy of -the mere _politic- ian. He foresaw the possible drift' of things and \vhal:,`.li‘0m his stand- point, must be prevented. He knew ghow to accomplish what he thought was necessary. .

llut Jeroboam obtained by his pol-

itical clever-ness an inglorious fame. He was utterly wrong in the sight of God, and his statesmanlike capa- city scrveil only to put him in the front rank of offenders. It is record- cd twenty-three times that, Jeru- boam made Isreal to sin.

And lic made Isrcal to sin through

a persuasion of the spirit-given in- stinct ivithin men to worship. Man is incurably religious. However much some may seek to argue that state- ment out of court ,it remains not- withstanding in court. At bottom, there is no deeper, kcener, inteiiser, trucr instinct in man than the rcli gious instinct.

It was to this instinct that Jero-

boam, for thc purpose of the estab- lishment. of his throne and the com- mercial prosperity of his kingdom, innilii, his app;-al`ni\il fixed things. (lalvi-s of gold, priests, altars and their localities, festivals-all were for political reasons. He devised them of his own heart.

lliit if man is a religious being,

and if the Isrealite had learned to worship, and if Jcrobuam provided a way by which to satisfy the people in that regard, where was the worship, and if Jerohoam provided a the first commandment broken? Scarccly so, since Jeroboam said and it could apply to none but Jeho- vah: “Behold thy* gods, O Isreal l iht thee u out of the

.wliicli broig . p ‘nina ui Egypt." 1-Ie ventured. how- ever, to symbolize Jehovah with calves of gold.

What about the second command-

nirnt, then? It is the breaking of this coinniandmi\,ut» whereby Jero- boani, the son of Nelint, sinned and made Isrcal to sin Jcrolioani want- only dcgruileil the thouglit and the teaching of the spirituality of God.

Following the history of l.~ii'cn.l, it is found that the breaking Of UW second cominanilmcnt is likely to be followeil by liruaking the first.. lt is said that Ahab thought it a lifzht thing for him to walk in the sins ol' Jeroboarn. Accordingly, hc went and served Baal and worshipped him. And he reared up an altar for Baal in the house of Baal, which he had built. in Samaria.

W- ._._-____.__ ...__ .__ F - - __

See us today' about ii.

Hot-Air System the Best for Home-Healing

'I`lic Hot-.'\ir .s_vstciii of honic licating is thc inost cconoiii-

ical of zill. lt uses little more coal to liczil a ivholc liniiic than the old style .stove docs to héiit ii rcoin. ll licats every room thorough and cveiily, thus preventing drafts and the couseqii- ent colds. .lt cziiiscs less liotlicr tliziii other systciiis. is ciisier to install and clit.-zipei' in the long run.

The satisfriciioii thc ll0t»Aii‘ syslciii l>riii;,;'s in :i coinfort~

able home is wall worth e\'ci'_\' rent of cost. lt is the licst in- vestment you ciiiild possililc uiakc.

Fred ll- TP=1il\0I‘--~.’.¥l?....l*.".§l_'.?.2’,3‘...§.';

See Our High Class _\

\_ Starr .Skate

- \\'i;' lirivc :i liiif- .\lu»\\'iiig,‘_ ol ilic licst .~fl.:ili'_-i iiiziilc iii Cain

iirlii VVi- I :iri~liill\ .~i'luvli,-rl our sl<u:l; iiiiil ;ii'i siirf- lliiil ‘vc

l1il\f‘ liil'i:l.lii:1iio]'»i'i skiitcrs lot oi|i_ iiiikes ;iii<l poiiilr., liiilh lor 11U<ik£'_\,‘. plain oi' lziiii:\' sltiiliiig,

[ti Stiiri :~l<.ilc~' uc |i;i\'i_; llic iilciil lliiiiig lin lioii];i~_\'i.~l.-~-

skates ln\'oi'i-_il liy .ill thi: lug luziigiicisx 'l`1n_~ \'clo,\, mic ol our

best, is lioimil lo lic ii l`ii\'oi'ilc.

Tlicii wc lizivc llic .Milo and

Cycle-two otlici' f:\\'oril.i-si. Coll iii :mil lool.. oi-or thi- st_n¢»k_

/l-no k i‘-3\ A A r 3 1, 3 A -mu. -i\i~ Fennel! & Chandler i 1- 1.

pints gon] I _\ ,. , L, W S _ k U C l’ C Y ~* - - iinklc puils

pm. anti, Victoria Row pmol*

sii|»porls I k 1

' Puller & Johnson 5...... n.i.... s....ii..~

Farm Pumping Engine_ , W°__k“€P

This wonilcrfiil little nii--»n<»<il¢d ign-

'I he following in Stock

' ann MAiii.iiu: *

' The warning of the lesson is

against making a god of anything else or less than God, or permitting Him to bc usurped in the smallest dqzree by the presence of any sym- bol through which it is thought to worship Him. The prayer of Thomas a Keinpis is suggestive: "Grant us U oiii‘ God, to rest in Thee above all . , , that thou art not."

The whole question of idolatry and

of what may constitute an idol or what may beget or foster false wor- ship is a legitimate study when con- sidering thc sin of Jeroboani. In these days the danger may not lie among Protestants in the direction of image worship, but if an idol is “a person or thing on which the al- fections are strongly set." if' it is “that to which we give our best,"

,then the list of idols among Protest- -ants may be a long one. Name some of them.

XMAS Goops

Beautiful Xmas piieiu-iitii ull new, con-

'sistinir of toys, names, dolls, lnncy china hnndi-mme stationery, photo frames novi-ls. post card nlhunis. puriiien, neck l:ici-s,ci\|cii<lnru.u|icet-ii\iisic,inuiiicbooki-i and aill kindi~i of iiiiiriiciil insti'uii\unt.s lliind>ioineXmas Cards from lc cach to 25c

H. A. Tanton

Nl (_li'cut George St. 1'!-l5iltti»irt|i£lin _

P. E. l. RAILWAY

(.‘orrin\on_cing December 27th llJt0,tri\ins ol liiiii Railway will run as follows: --

'I'i-iilnstuitwnril _ 'l‘raina liiwiird

lu.-ad down Stations ltcnd up

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56:10 I‘l,I|l7.lbLv.U'wwiiAr.lf‘.l0 . .I5 lil

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Hunwr Itlver 8.57 10,115 rl.

Emerald Jet. ani ri K i "M

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l’\ I. 0¢p¢'l'f1i\cr»»c 1.15 M nu. ~~- A.g_.

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lv 0h't0wu nr 10.00 10.55

l|\.Stc‘¥uil€u.. atb ann

Ure ILY1 8.40

Bt. Paton M3 B.il Sonrln lv. 'l.llJ 7.00

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,5 ."<I\5"_s_ asses; ‘Evrr= ~i&IZ&§

glne is a complete portable power ~ . Phu; -» RIGHT and LEFT willy Dull! ' ‘ except. except

I |/fi Ply.

Biindny Sunday

Clamps onto any kind of pump ,_ , ,

. ,_

Cvlluii Nct l\\in , |v_u'__'=M'mJ°‘" _§£'

without any extra cxpeniic. Umm Q in »,~w~m,

. ~,~ ~ fo.si c

Capacity 800 to 1,000 gallons per lu,9,':zL;iliiil i5i’hi-carl “gg “ls?_%a`iéh

Us v a

hour. Bunn hand or (not power ma. I-Lxtrart nf Bark and Ciitch I, M ' __ _LM , 0

Season sfireelings

china. Bliqplest farm of gasoline ' y,,,;\,_ ' power ln exlatu Investigate. ‘ '

21\,

' new 1°- we ii.-.ice simfi fa co. Lui.

..___,»- ,Era Successorn lo mf; ng L‘\,°£:o'l`4_IWlI"¢I

’l`lie Old Est 'iblishcd House

”`" ` P ' `°""""“"°°""Fu.“r2I»I""

n. w. sn. ni.

till' Mi

Pm A Kennedy Q. C0 1ios.m Aniurruducrbor iv sp: gilt:

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ol dy np ov 5, ""§.;;`?b||_ Mx 2'? Ph°n°'77 ."`n~aln»`nrci-.in‘uyiAi.\w|.to»~\bIidn uni!

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Q mimi om.-in. no-sm _nirlni.ii'noI ' ttsdrif ___ , Dee. ut, ing, ' ' Cha;-10t¢¢¢0wh,P_ E, 1, ,z_a,m,m,,ff,d_

HERO OF SIEGE OF LUCKNOW `

CELEBRATEB 84TH BIRTHUAY.

One of the`incldents of individual

bravery whlch.have made Brltlshers great is recalled. The last surviving member of the gallant band oi Lucknow V. C's, Sir Anthony Dixon Home, celebrated his eighty-fourth birthday the other Wednesday ln New York. _ ‘

With ten comrades, all of whom

are dead, Sir Anthony, in Septem- ber, 1857, held a house in a Luck-- now bazaar against 1,000 Sepoys for a day and night in defence of wound- ed men. The little baud had been cut off alter the march of Havelock’s re- liq€_ column into Lucknow Residency. ry and was with the rearguard that attached to nie soul night ,infanc- ry, and_was,with the readguard that could not force its way' through to the :Residency \vlth,the main body of Havelock's men on Sept. 23.

The ,events of Sept. 26, which gained him the Victoria Cross, are still fresh in the memory of Sir An- thony. "With a guard of 150 men,” he told the Daily Mall, “I was sent forward to convey the wounded in-to the Rounded into the Residency. Se- poys were all around us on the house tops firing down, and when we reach- ed a raised bazaar the native bear- ers of the palanquins, in which' thi- wounded were borne, dropped -their burdens and fled. ,

.“With foiir men to help me I drag-

ged some of the wounded intoa one storey house. There were only ten effective men in the house, and out- side a calculated 1,000 Sepoys. They massacred the wounded men, shoot- ing and cutting them to pieces. WL- inade a pile of dead to obstruct Sr- poys who tried to rush the liousa, and kcpt up a stciidy tire. .

“During the night there were only

seven ofiis left fit to fight. The ter- rors ol the night were awful, for oth- ers of our wounded and fallen into thc Sepoy’s hands, and they burnt. them ,to death within our sight.. Whcii daylight came we had given over hope. All at once, however, wc heard the crack of Enfield rides.

“Sure enough, it was a relief force

out from the Residency, and wc cheered like mad all together. We had looked death in the face lor a day and .a night."

LUNATICS ISSUE A NEWSPAIEH

fanfare.. of nie Mamewan some Asylum for the Insane at Fiibkill' Landing, N. Y.. have isS“°<\ H "W" paper that hereafter will be a regul- ar weekly issiie providing the moon or other causes do not eflwt th( editors at publication time. In itz first issue, which has jus! made lu appearance, the scribes of the insti' cutinivrap society .»:@=\°rHl\¥_ *‘“‘ alienists particularly, in referring li them _a paragraph under the “W1si. and Otherwise Column" SBVSI I

Hsome have a conscience but i-lieu

business is a con-science. Their ‘sci- cnce' is not exact. They are not as wise as they look."

James ile Terre. liirllléfly _I1 “PWS”

paper man of Albany, who killed hl& brother some V98” 11Z0_» 13 _the °‘“t°‘” of the publication, which _is called the “I.ooiiytic." it contains mmll sketches, some humorous and others

pathetic.

(Jthcr paragraphs readr- _ “Dr_ R. B. Lump, superintendent

of the Mattacwan_Asyluiu, says somi- high grade iinbeciles are in tht building. We rise to ask if BUY alffi located in the administration of thi# gorgeous pile?"

"Since one of us roared a protest we get soap on bathiin: day- Vib`lt0\‘F only sec the show part Ol big WSU' tutions. - _

“The profits from this family Jour-

|nai win nc silent for the hiiss' sn- itcrtaininent. It's the same old thing llicre day after day. Give \l‘4 8 chance to help ourselves."

.\‘unsci~ibc at once us 5'0" Will “Ol

iniss any of thc good things of- life.

|Yon are going to get our side of the |stoi‘y. The 'experts' have been doing all thc taking. Here is where we hot air.

"The pricu of the weekly is $1 in a

ilistance. All money and essays ,should bc scul, to John lletii-rc, Mat- ;tncwan State .Hum lliigery, box ’773, Fishkill on Hudson, Nivv York.

Under thc lieiiiling of'tlic paper is

the line "For Wise anil Otherwise.” It is said Harry Thaw will contri- lbute to the next issue.

Under the licailing “Weather l"ore~-

Asthma Catarrh

WHOOPING COUGH R BRONCHITIS ~ COUGHS

lnvnncisnco nn

A Ilmple, late and eflectlve treatment for trun- clual troubles, without dosing the stomach with diiélgl. Used with success lor thirty years.

e :lr rendered siroriigy untlsept e, implred

I with every breath, makes rellhing easy. smother

the mrs throat and stops the sonfh, unuring rcatfulnighu. Cremlene ls lnvnlniib e tomnlherl glib Roth; children and a boon tu sulliren

I .

DHI "ll _ _ Send up portal lor decvrrlptlvshoclrlct. 810

ALL DRUGGISTS 5 °

cfemims Ami- 0,¢;°“§l8

nil? _fr _

*ee*

um Throat Tablets

k.:g`_i.\ - `

for the lrritnted throat.

They ure simple, ef- fort va and antiseptic.

A. Dufour & Co.

Cli:irlolt<=town, l’_ I5, I,

0! your druggizit or iromul. lbcinxtamps. laps llresoleno lla. Lnmlim - hills: Blu. MONTREAL

` 4.

Dealers in :ilhklnds of criltlc ani-l

slicep, ,

hone R 24 P. 0. Box I4

2-zzdtf

c'oMMoNweALiii noiri

Opposite State House, Boston,Ma sg

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offers rooms with hot and cold water for $1.00 neg day and up, which includi-ri li-an use of ublic shower baths. Nothinir to equal this in New England. ltoonin with Private baths for $1.50 er day and up'

ABSOLUTELY I"lREPRO0I" stone floors, nothing wood but the doors

Equipped with its own Sanitary

Vacuum Cleaning! Plant.

Lon? Distance Tclnplionc in Every lloom Strictly A Temperance Hotel

Bond lor Booklet Commonwealth Ilolcl Inc.

STURER E. CRAFTS

can-L nnrmclzn

We take this op

port_unity_

_ S

our manyyi; customers

to thank

for theiir generous

patronalgd and extend

€. Patterson

Jeweler,

,casts,“ appears this paragraph - iTlie daily weather prognost is, lf it does not stop raining it will be thc ,first time it has failed to do so."

, l was cured of Rheumatic Gout by ,MINARD’S LINIMENT.

Halifax. ANDREW KING.

I was curcil of Acute Bronchitis by

MINARIYS LINIMENT. `

1/I‘.-(IOL. l`~. UREWE READ.

Sussex. `

I was cured of Acute Rheiimatism

by MlNAi{D’S LINIMENT.

Markham, Ont, C. S. BILLING.

Lakcfleld, Que., Oct. 9,1907.

ll.. .._.....ll

What one

. user says---

My pzilciifc“d"pi'essure valve is

giving perfect satisfaction io every user. lt is easier inslzillcil gives bcllcr results :ind is more ccono|i\i:iil lluiiiziiiy other sys- tcm.

Rcsul what Mr. Prowsc sayin-

Aiisweriiig your inquiry regard- tlie perl`oi'iu:iuCe of the Hat \\'alcr pri-ssiirc system laitely in~ sliillcil hy you in the Arenalliuk, may say that it is giving every satisliiviiiui,repli\i‘ingli\'csl`o\‘c:-i, and us iicarly as \vc cz\_ii calcul-

alc using no more coal than

_ was used bylivo of tliem,besidcs

giving os very much less trouble nnd much less rink ol firing the

` in zoiltlstf. ,

|| l V

'l`lii= uiiiiunl i_'i\iiri'ul inizi-t,i||,_f .,| ii".

Wiltsliiri- llairylng /issociut.ion will ho licld in the new hull on Miimmy, January lltli, 1911, at 2 ii'clock p. ni. 'Fenders will he received by tlir. iindf-rsigneil upto 2 o'ciock of tim siniic day for the iiiaiiiifiii'l.iii'ii of cheese for the season of lllll, tend- ers to state price por himilrcd and sulury per month, malicr to llinl his own liclp.

, EWFJN (JAMPIPELL, North Wiltshire, Sn(-|-gtnry, nec. zzna, 1910. _ 12-uziézsi.

Public Notice

As measles seem to be getting pi-3.

valeut in the schools of Charlotte- town owing to the neglect of some citizens, public notice ls Qlled to the Regulations of the Board ol Health, especially to Rules 1 and 6.

Rule 1 states that any householder in whose house occurs B' case of measles shall immediately notify the Board of Health, through ltiri-lealth Dlllcer or secretary, of the same.

Rule 6 states that no member of

any household where easlqc “ig” shall ba permitted toqxlnlqjg with cliildreuln schools, churolm..oi" other Diibllc places.

There ls a penalty of $40.00 for fall- “l'° '10 0b°Y the rules. ' ' The Board of Health requqtg up 311209! to wmpiy with the regim-

ons at once, and assist in ltamp.

ln! out the tllleue.

- W. W. CLARKE,

-Hi emu. nocr.as,'.m., s°°"“"'

Chairman

buildinz-(Sud) W.B.Prowse. . , Jas. Mcliachern Sciintlcliury Bldg.

Norlhwiltshire Dairy-

, . 0 I

ii.‘.*':.°..i".‘;f°.,i::i‘.",‘::r;lI:’.:‘:l:.i‘:.it;°t.inf lllil ASS00lall0n

claim. European p an '

.and fare and a third beyond.

_ _ 1--I on 'gil . _ _ _ _ __ v _ _ V

,. v. E' _ _ , _ _ ,_ _ ._. __. _ _

siiiiniiii nii Yin-s

wiiii sioiiiicii iiiuuiiii

._---ii

“liuil-a-lives” Piomnlly lluiail lllm

Mr. Daniel ==h°»1L»i¢..~i.?.?.“.§l.‘l".;~ °* of the best knowii genilentige in Cauiidivs great wha; country. llc li\ ed for rears ni thc \\/'L-st. -iiiuilc n §,,',.,.`c ol his fnriiiiiig--iiiid has n 5 , retired from active husinow

life to enjoy thc fruits of \\‘orl;. H

\\`hcn it iurii

§“R¥\\`lf\l und sccizil lllhnalilsh voluni.-.rily iesiiiies to UE great liciiclils hc luis rccciveil

Soni lal;iu|\.{ “ i¢rnii_.,,.u\.eSn

iere can ie ng

iliiit "lfriiil~n-ti\'cs5l0d2;;l;:; the roiiliilcncc ofcvery reader of this paper.

'SUUAL 1..\i<r:, 1lAN_,

l __ JUNH inn, 191,,

_ For years, I ivasbofhercd

wnh persistent Dyspepsia

| _:mil liiiligeslicu, having

st-\'cr_i~ piiins nflcr uieal tim¢_ I tried c\'cr}'tliii\g that I

DANIEL SAUNDERS, ESG.

l use il."

0 .

“ l<`ruil-a-tivcs " is the only nii»r`lii‘inc in the world niaiilcoi pure friiil juir

and will zilivziys cure liiiligcstioii, llyspcpsiii, 1-loiir Stiiiiizivli, l’.i\i<u\sne:@5_ Cons allori and any other iliseasi: that coiiics l`_ru1ii_ilisori‘.cici`i Sloiuairli, llmrcls, i){iilueys,or Skin. 50C- i\ l*0-‘_i- 6 l*“` $_3»5°» t\'1i\| Sllv, 25¢. Al. ilculers or scut on receipt ol price by Fi'uiL-ii-tives Ininilcil, Ottawa.

could get lint. llic piiln in my stoinncli bi-ciunc no better.

Last: summer, l\ir. Oalway, a druggist of iuy_lo\\-ii, ret-oiinnciideil “Frui\~;.

lives " to inc. \\'luic t:iking_ “ Priiil-ii-l.ivr:~: ”, 1 in no \_viiy gave up any 190,15 that I was in the liiibit of eating, ni-i\_lii-r dnl l .stop siiiiikiiig. _Yet in spite nfnll, ii ia,-"it-;\.tivcs ” has done wuiiders for nie und I strongly iid\'ise :ill ni_v frieiids

i».\.\ii-;i. s.ii'Ni>r,i<S

Hi ll-

you find engraved the

:clues

ingredients.

in its most delicious

Fvery chocolate whereon

is coated with the smoothest, richest chocolate, made from pure cacaa beans, .velecied and ground by our

The centers, whether they be

the delicious creamy kind, the dainty Jellies or the tasty nuts of our XXX Chocolates, or the h o n e y- s w e e t t a. ff y of o u r Chocolate Chips, consist of th e finest and purest

Purity is exemplified

in Moir’s Chocolates.

_ MOIRS, Llmltdd, Hlllflllg N- S.

word “Moir s

form

New Firm!

Fowl, Sziusiigcs :mdl"i:~;li

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i i-drwtf

New Stock l

A New Prices! i

We are opening up a select stock of Canned Goods, Biscuits, Confectionery, and other lines usually , found in ii first class grocery : : : : I In zi few days we will lmvc for sale Pork, Beef,

Our price on Flour, Bran, Corniueal. &c., will be as low as can possibly be sold. : : :: Our ciistoiiieis will find us ready and willing to give .limi cvcrv iitlcullou.

KELLY, Tiivtoiii cgi. _itiniiica

JAMi.s KELLY, Manager

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` Perfection

For sale by _ _

dinwfrivt l`

Smokeless

0 OIL HEATER

Tlic Pi-rfeclioii Suiokcless- Oil licatcris_acl<nowlcilg

to bc thc oiilv oil heater that reall is perfection D025

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that is clziiiucd for it :ind always satisfies the purcliascr.

y S. W.___Q__i;_§bbe

all

NTER ,'L'0l‘IIAl

\ -PAILYVAY `

iio, ii ni . rxcinisio

'I.§ckets on- sale December

21st. to January 2nd, 'single first class fare for local issue and. for through issue, first- class one way fare to Montreal

For full particulars apply to

I wo Ka “"

This ls to certify that the pnrtr

ship heretofore exlsllnfl \J°¢W“°_“

undersigned earrylnl °° P‘f‘l“°:'°

an- un neyle and im* °' "‘“ ‘ Bon," has on this seventh GIY

by mutual consent- nnten uns mmol any 01 9°”

ber, A.D., 1910.

s is?

preaen e of Lgrge

scuba: ings to imiir 01° P“" ° hc will continue 'tho buslnfffnrgz th me llrm name 0!

e an . _ 4 bc; owl

Bon ' as heretofore All :le to

' City Ticket Agent _'

84 Great George St.,

unamigmii at nib. °H°° °f ";

Bon Charlottetown.

December, A.D., 1910. UW” dl"°l'

no nn im am are im- L” "’,,

Dlssolullon if Notice

CP'

tho un-

& ol ed

Signed la the nd R_LM.|.,,

is i K.J.‘lliartln

the sub-

Rslcri-ing to the above n that

der & n

' im Anramn P. macu-

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