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THR DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBER 14, ‘89

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PERSONAL.

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LOCAL, AND OTHER ITEPS

“Tie Sev or Trrevorse,” one ofthe late Mre. Della Brown Ponds tavorite readinge. Hear it on Thursday evening.

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Conoent.—Mr. Whitney is @ concert in

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revevenvynonnnnernennnsvanennneer. seoveovonney., evvepenneaneranartay ep at? Meet me at the Always Busy Store.

AT THE OPERA HOUSE,

At the Opera House last night St. Dunstan’s College Minstrels delighted a fair *ize auuience, The first part of the

Mr. S F. Perry is in town today, At the Hote! Davies: KB C Coy»,Cbhas D ' McKinnon, Souris; N C Barnes, Moucton; Jno Van Winkle Buston, Henry Bennett, who left St. veer? |

te CHRONIC DISEASES by the Sal. s- ry method of persistent self-help, in eying causesirom the blood. Cen-

| and choruses, was exceptionally well » performed. Noothber institution in the pro-

ya, Intel 'genttreatmentip person eter insares M'nimum of suffer- sd Maximum of cure possibie in

ine 8! “> case mr yeid attemp's araided

Graduate of N.Y. University

sod the NEW YORK ITOSPITAL.

venty years prectice in N, ¥., Gity. loma registered int! ©. and Canada, ADDRESS: CHARLOTTETOWN, P EI,

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CaxAD- : orrlt E. Victoria Row accomoda tions rese rved for patients,

References ol application,

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ait is a well known R ict, beyoud a doubt

That no other goods are as carefully made - and inspected as

Catlery

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Razors and

Scissors.

fim Famous the world over. A large assort- ment just received.

RUUD & + ROGERS

A\NENEEC EN.

PROFESSIONAL CARD SJeDONALD & INMAN

Attorneys at Law, Commissioners. etc

Cameron Block, Victoria Row

4.4. MeDowanp. G. S. Ivmay. Ch’town, dec7 — eod3mw&lawsw.

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viroe, We Venture tojsay,ie so rich in good

voices ax St. Dunstan’s happens, this year,

to be.

Che harmoay in some of the chorases was splendid.

To al!

who took

part the highest credit is due, for it is no

easy task to successfully ca-ry out a good roinstrel programme, Those who were received with most favor were Meser be McDonald, Roy, Miller, Sallivan and

the jokes of theend men caused plenty of |

tun. The aflerpiece suffered from evident

; want of practice,and many of the men

were mis-cast. Special mention sbould be made of the instrumenta) selections of the second part of the programme, and ot the stump epeech by Mr. McDonald. [tis to be hoped that we may have again an opportunity of hearing the St. Dunstan’s College Ministrels,

SOAP VS, TOYS,

Dear Str,—I notice a Dry Goods Store in Charlottetown advertises useful Xmas

presewts aad advises “every man to his trade. Now that is all right. I only suppose

they have forgotten about the stock of

baokrupt soap they put on the market. Soar.

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The Toronto Evening News bas this to

say about the new Dominion $1 bills: The

$1 bills of the new Dominion is*ue are not

safe to leave in circulation, The ground

work is the same as that ofthe revenue

stamp ueed on cigar boxee, and by by sim-

ply cutting out a figure from the latier and

pasting it over the figure 1 of the bill a bill can be manus factured that will be readily ac-

cepted. Several of such bills have been passed, and people should examine five- dollar pills closely to see that they are not taking @ one.

Ten per cent off.—A price cut of 10 per cent.— when you know that it ie genuine —should be sufficient inducement for you to purchase Christmas gifts now. The 10 per cent discount is quite an item and first

} pick from a new and complete assortment

is probably worth as much more. The 10 per cent discount will be allowed on near- ly everything. but ouly for cash. Fancy goods, toys, Christmas cards and calendars, chinaware, gift books and bibles, purses and card cases.—Geo. Carter & Co., the Christmas Store.

Fancv Goods! Fancy Goods!—See our goods and get our prices before purchasing

eisewhere.—McMillan & Hornsby.

Handseme new brooches fer Xmas gifts

ay W W Wellnuer’s.

Costly presents are not always the moat appreciated. But what mistakes are made along those lines, Expensive uick nacks custing many dellera are received, to be only thrown oo top ehelvea, or carefully wrapped in tissue paper and deposited in the bottom of trarks. We have something to offer you that we guarantee the recipient will appreciate and admire every day, and that is Hyacinths, Narcissus and Tulips, im pots, rooted, eager to burst in bloom They are not blooming, oh ! no,(that would be amistake) but the fortunate ownera will have the exquisite delight of observing them unfolding their beanty and inhaling their sweet fragrance. Call at Gay & Sor’s stalle, market,or at Nersey Gardens, head of Prince St. and see them. Tele- phone.

Now is the time to select your Xmas gifts. A full line of fancy goods to choose from. There is notbing in the city to touch our stock of celluloid goods, for quality, quantity, and price. — McMillan & Hornsby.

When marketing remember to procure some of Gay's lettuce, parsley, celery etc., They are wonderful agents in assisting digestion.

The best stock of fine dress goods shown in Charlottetown to day is at Paton & Co’s. Ooly ene of each kind, at 25 per cent The profit is youre.—James Paton & Co.

Now is your chance, Madam. Any of our new dress lengths, only one of a kind and about fifty to choose from, at 25 per cent. from today at James Paton & Co.

Oysters | Oyste Is Oys53° aoe ae! JOY! J0Y! =" el

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Victoria Cafe, Great George Street.

Ovs: ‘rs served in every style thes and dinners with despatch. usual, | am prepared to deliver ' , Mers in any ity to customers

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quant i me eny part of tne city.

Telephone Connection.

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ves WNER office, ore cf the best equip Ped Job Printing Establishments “PE. Island,

DIED.

At Wellington, on the 14th inst., Joseph O. Arsenault in hie 76th year.

[Funeral on Thursday morning at 9 o’ciock.]

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MERIT

That’s why we received Seven First Prizes and Honorary Medal at the Pro- vincial Exhibition for SOVEREIGN

Gor d:.

Sovereign Fiavoring Extracts

have won on*their own merits. They advertise themselves by their excelleace for every housekeeper wants the “BEST,” and knows it when ehé gets it. Ask for “SOVEREIGN” brand Made by

SIHSON BROS. & Co.

Halifax. NS.

| entertainment, which consisted of songs ' |

| Michand whose solos were all good, while |

Nfld ; about twelve ya's years ago lately arrived at Victoria, B. C., from

up io two years,

His Honor Lieut: nant Governor Howlan | Hi- Lordship Bishop McDonald, the Rev. Father Burke and cth:r; leave here by the

express lOmorrow morning to attend , Senator Areenault’s fyneral at Egmout | Bay.

The Rev Peter D, McGuigan of this dio- cese will be raised to the diguity of the holy

priest-hood on Saturday morning, 18ih inst., at 7 o'clock, in St James’ Cathedral, Moctreal, and will celebrate his firet High Mass at midnight on Xmas eve, in bis nat- ive parish church, St Ann’s, Hope River. —_——— —_-—_ 2+ @+e-

THINGS TO MAKE

A NOTE OF,

Hair-eext Sraues.—Tne Postmaster of Charlottetown will place one hundred sc Jubilee stamps on sale inthe office, Hall at 8a. m.o.1 Wednesday, 15th inst. Unly one stamp wi'l be sold to cach per- son,

social will be he'd in St. Josepli’» Convent, op Tuesday evening next, 14th inst. TLere will be atoy and refreshment ‘able for children from two o'clock uatil five. The proceedings will be under the management of St. Joseph’s Sodality, and everything porsible wi] be done to meke the affair a success. The admission fee will be ten ceuts. A large attendance is expected and desire !.—t] date

Erwortu Leacus.— Literary Depart ment to night at 8 o’elock. Sulject, “Tieth» and Tihing “fMeeting closes at 9 sharp.

Norice.—Any friends who left their jelly moulds or dishes at the sale on Chursday, can get them by applyivg to Mrs. Evans, at St. Paui’s Shool Room.

EsterratsMent.—The Christmas enter- tainment for the children of St. Paul’s Sunday School will be held on Monday evening Dec. 27th. The programme will be furnished by the “Children’s Churcb Missionary Guild.”

The announcemant taat Major Walsh has decided to impose a tax of $2 per gallon on whiskev entering the Yukon ts important. There should also be a winter rate per cubic foot, eo that the process of measuriug would be simplitied during the

me that the beverage is frozen.

As previously anaounced the annual Xmae concert in the first Methodist Sua— dav School will take place on Tuesday the 28th inet., at 7.30 p.m. A strong musics! and literary committee have ato: huodred children in traini:g. music,&c. Programme !aicr.

Don’t Miss Ir.—A concert and pie

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AN’S DELIGHT.

Tiissed m:terials ure in high vogwe,

Much of the new elaborate autumn headgear is large in size, the hats tilted well to one side over the ear, the other side rolled high or arched in an upward direction

Black materials will be greatly favored @2ring the fall and winter seaasons, and a special and very elaborate display of ele- gent black fabrics is made at the various importing houses.

Seme very striking colors im prelate, royal and orchid purple appear both in su- perb satins and brocades, immense faille and satin plaids, figured moires, plain and fancy woois and in fall and winter milli- nery.

One decided feature of the Russian blouse is the slight pouching of the full- ness front and back. ‘This idea will be carried out in all materials of sufficient body to preclude the effect of a character- less droop.

The exhibit this season of tailor cos- tumes is more than ever attractive and complcte. This type of gowning possesses a certain characteristic grace and aplomb wholly its own and to be found in noother style of dress.

The trim, familiar tailor jacket has this season a score of rivals in the form of jaunty little basquines, French guard jackets with military braiding and novel jacket bodices and muscovite shapes, with loose, seamless fronts and fitted backs.

Autumn wraps show a wonderful di- versity among the models of short, medi- um, three quarter and redingote lengths, all equally in vogue and presenting a choice more yaried in style than has been exhibited at any one season within recol- lection.

Odd arrangements of frilling, lace, net, fur brzeid, velvet, fringes, ctc., are \ much used on bodices, redingotes ( princess dresses fastened at the left side, and a very dressy appearance is imparted to otherwise simple gowns by the addition of these trimmings.—New York Lost.

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25 per cent. discount off all colored dress goods aid costum’s§ on (to- morrow) Wednesday end Thursday; !so at 39e, your choice of dress goods up to hide and 49c fur dress goods worth up io 98:, These prices are good for Wednesday an. Thursday only.—W. A. Week’s & Co.

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Our north window is the attraction all the children and for children of a er growth as wel. But it is only ajbint of the thousand aud one * ardsome and curiows and desirable things inthe great fancy goois and toy bazaar vup-tairs, —

Geo. Carter & Co.

the | himself. Kiondyke with $60,000, which be gathered ( Ou luursday evening.

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Hear him in Kindergarten H»l! Hockxey.—A meeting or the Abegweits will be held in the Y. M. C. A. this even- ing at 8 o’vlock sharp,

Istaxnd Rattway.—The rangemenis of trains will be continaed until Monday the 27th ivst., when the winter arrangements wil! take effecv.

Liqvor Reeguiatioxn Act.—A summons has been served on George Offer alleging a violation of the Liquor Reguia- tion Act by selling during the prohibited hours. Thesummons is returnable to- morror.

Summer ar-

Pouice Court.—This forenoon Henry McAleer was fined $2 or 10 days for drunkeon se. G B Callaghan, coafessed to selling intoxivants in a room not fitied

according to law, and was fined $5 or 30 days imprisonment, sclinaieit Minirary Ewyrerrawswent.—J. R.

Furlong’s thrilling drama in 3 acts, entit!- ed “Tried and True” will be presented in St. Patrick’s Hal!, Souris, on Wednesday evening, January 26, 1898 under the auepices of No. 4 Co. 4ih Regt. C. A.

A Farat Occvpatiox.—The Railway News says: Ten years ago twenty-two voung men from Stellarton and vicinity joined the | C. R. service, all within a month, and strange to say only two of that noble band are living today, Engineer Probert and J Flemming. The latter left the road a few years ago ard has since been with the Acadia Coal Co. Two out of the 20 died a natural death, while 18 were killed on the road.

Y. M.C. A—The meeting held in the Y.M.C. A. last evening was well attended, indicating that there is still a good deal of interest manitested in that imstitution, President Turner, who pres ded, read a report making recommendations aloug the lines oi the circular sent out; and the fisaccial report was read by Mr. H. J. Cundali. After the situation had been well discussed # trial subscription list was circulated among those pre-ent and a fair amount subseribel. However as some preferred to await the formulation of a more definite plan for the future before subscrib- ing, it wa~ decided to appoint & Committee

of young mev to outline a echeme of work,

sud proceedure such aa they might think desirable. The followizg gentlemen were appointed such committee: Prof Robertson, Prot Shaw, Dr Ayers, Charles Farqubar- son, D C McRae, Wesley Davy and Wa Hawley. The committee is to report at an adjourned meeting to be heli in the same place on Monday evening next.

25 per cent, off al) dress lengths, com- prising tweeds, sergex, mixtures, plain costume cloths, bengalines, ete., etc. All

new goods. All are on exhibition at the door. Inspection solicited. — James Paton & Co.

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' MANICURE SETS

We have a few which we will sel] at a small advance on cost rather bau return them. ‘lLey are

ent by listake

along with a few very pretty

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Rrush and Comb Sets with mirrors. Kach set is contained iu a

beautiful celluloid ca-e.

You ean buy a nice one for 8200, a better one for $4.50, the best we have for 893.75 See our windows.

Johnson & Johnson

Graiuates in Pharmacy.

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We are ready with a lai; toe ant Fancy and Usefal articles,

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Faecn aud all mutchles: values. The best that money can buy at the price,

FOR LADIES

Fur Gloves and Mitts. Fur Collars and Muffs, Real Lace Hdkfs. Embroidered Hdkfs. Plain Linen and lawn Hdkfs. | Kid Gloves, the largest

uggestions

are found in our

Great Christmas Stock

stock in the city. Sacques and Capes. Hosiery and Undercloth ing.

louse Silks. Dress Silks Feather Fans, Purses,

Needle Cases, etc,

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Silk Hdkfe, Linen Hdkfs, Kid Gloves, Fu: Gloves, Suk Scarts. Collar-. ‘ties, Hosiery.

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For the Little Gnes.

Hoods, Caps, Cloaks; Jackets, Fur Collars, Muffs, Wool Bootees Wool Mitts,

Sleigh Robes,

etc, etc.

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t'nder the patronagaof His Honor the Lieut. Governor -nd His Worship the Mayor

COMMANDER CHEYNY, BLN.

(An Arctic Officer of three Franklin) Search Expeditions,

Will Give an Illustrated Limelight

ENTERTAINMENT

ENTITLED

GE. TRYLOR

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Queen Square.

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W ANTED.-—At ones, abov for Janitor o . A. C, Club. Apsly 10 G. A. fLixon, a MeKay Woolen Milis deck—tf

WANTKD.—A Woman ser Vault

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“The Piscovery of the North

Pole Practicable,.”’ ‘Or-—

“Am Expedition to the North Pole by Ship. Sledges amd Esclioorns.”°

Programme of Some ofthe Views.

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Geographical. Position—-Acmiral'ty Map

Nansen’s Miap—Jeeau Currents—Boitom of the Ait-.antic Gale in the teczk Ice i bieco -- Esguima.x — Esquimpixs ar- riage — Formation of lee — Ggeenland i Glacier — Gigantic icebe:g — Float:»y Iceb: rgz—Greenland Scenery—Wreex im h:2 | Jee—Danegerous ritnration—Crow’s Nest a Mast Head—korcing a Chann l—Clearivs a Chanunel- Agrcient tce—New Route—:+t Patr- rick Bay—Coai Bed—Winter 9 Quairiers—

ting Parties—Sledge "lrave!

ling Tents—Sledge Party in Snow

Sprne Trave —Pitching

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Storm—Folar Bears—¥ usk 8 edge for the } ole—sterung Ballo sing Mountsinsin Baloons—Landing Balloons

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Near the North Po'e—Atmospheric Pressure —Homewerd Bound, cte , ete,

This New Entertainment wil! Justrated by

be Il-

55 Entirely New and Beauti. . ful *Lime-light Views

Size 18 Feet Square.

_Darrs open at 7.30, p m. Commence at § SsiarTnp

curriages ordered for 10 o’elock,.

‘ Tickets 25, 35 and 50c.

Pian Tickets at usual places,

This high class and popuiar [.:cirre Enter tainment has heen attended by crowded i ienee. in Various parts of the wor audien- c2s having nambered 37% and 340 ata aittine {t has ften mentior«d in } by Gis

sty the King of the Relvians, patronized

” isCS A000 ATTN whee iors, pres over by the kari of M uot kdgeumbe, Admiral Sir James Ersek'ne the Lord Bis p New- liouud aad the *overnorol Jam tier. Govern oret the Behame, ete. ete ‘ommander they + OLONMIY spent fi years » half itn the Aretic regione, Hut furs ¢ ; in the attempt ts equip another ¢ aay ihe Nortl ‘ ~und bis 0 ir SS upon Canadians. tt ol I i : lthe mM por la, th incorjunetien with ais co = the far Northw b Src cap her ener; rising cs patil 6 ra

\anadian co'ours at e i iy ib i Pole. There are l Mmioiwest t na Ln

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