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Men's fleecy lined underwear, just the thing for this weather Oat =

Men's heavy lined kid gloves, one lock astener, to-night 50c pair.

Men’s fleeey lined kid gloves, 90c pair.

Ladies’ heavy ribb- ed linders, 20c¢ each, warm flan-

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Ladies’ nelette.

Night gowns night 45¢ each,

Weeks & Co

THE -PEGPLE’S STORE | P S—See tho blank * ets at $2.65 pair

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

— Commenting upon the result of the Manitoba elections the Montreal Star re- marke that “the eonfidence of the Grits ia the “machine” must be some'vhat shaken by the result. No doubt the arrest of several members of the Noble Band of Workers threw the “machine” a little out of gear, tesides ecaring some of the other noble workers into a state of inocueus deeuetude.”

— Wedresday—weather as fine as in summer, and Mootreal’s papers and letters ef Saturday ‘*just to band.”

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ESTEEMED EXCHANGES.

Mostreal Star: Until Canadians can take this calm and judicial view of public polities and public men, we cannot hope for permanent escape from the degradation mto which politiciane have dragged cur public affaire. Until the good old British system prevails in Canada of turning out one {ai hicas } vernment after another that both may ‘earn their lesson and show their respect for public opinion, the people of Canada wil! bave to admit that notwith- standing our kinship to England, the great liberator of human slaves, Cana- dians themselvea are indeed shackled slaves to party witb all that the sytem breeds.

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Sir.—The Patriot’s Winsloe correspond ent must be mistaken when he states that the seperator at Winsloe Dairy Station has refused to work, as the seperator now in use there is one of the celebrated Alpha

De Lavale put in by T. A. McLean of Chariottetown which never refuses to work. ‘This seperaior replaced the Rus-

sian Tubuler tbat defied what eki!] was em ployed on it to make it work and had to be taken away. Thisis the the third even of the kind that happended among the Island Dairy Stations in re thie particular separator and al! were replaced by Alphas aleo half adozen other seperators in differ ent starions here of the cheap variety that can be bought for a tritle on first cost. OBSERVER.

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“Isn't it too cute for any-

thing”—So rune t he chorus ef

praise over this, that pretty brooch. stick pia, chain bracelet, is our fine selection. See them

at W W Wellner’s Jewelr

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femluine | or tne ether

Ladies Choco at? rd prices a. ae:

Skatiog Boots at re-

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Christmas presents for stock and sold by us prices during the holiday seasons.

FOR MEN

Razor Straps, Shaving Mugs, Shaving Brushes Hair brushes Military Sets, (loth Brushes, Pipe iu € ase, Chamois Vests,

For W PERFUMES. -----

A large end handsome from 1Sc to $5.00.

ATOMIZERS:--:--

Pretty

HAND MIRRORS--:---

FANCY SNAPS------

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perlumed rs

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and useful, 50c up.

in celluloid and tortoise backs, new styles.

We invite inspection of our stock

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DRUVUCCISTS.

men and women, fept in at extremely reasonable

Tobacco Pouches, Cigars,

Tobacco in tins Travelling Cases, Hand Glasses for Shaving,

Razors (a side iine at lowest prices.)

Ormen

array at prices ranging

and made by the best

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here at ll o’clock last night, and with a : eS

charge that the annoyances are purposely 'c tei tite by Tory. officiale, in order to | bring t © iaiverei Government into disre- pute Wheilier that be true or not, I do not

CHRISTM &5 DINNER.

For the Three Times Ten. Spread ont the beard: no good things hoard § Spread ont the board, for three times ten— For three times ten Of Island men God bring them home to us again.

Give each a place and say the grace For those that are now far away, The three times ten, The Island men, God bring them home to us again.

We’ll drink tesnight the water bright, We'll touch the glags, and sing the song, For three times ten Of Isiand men, God bring them back to us again.

Their creavent Isle, forthem wil! smile, And crescent hope wil! lead them on, The three times ten, Of Island men, God bring them tack \o ur again. J. 8. B.

THE POST OFFICE.

Sin,—It is bad enough to have Monday nighw’e mail arrive hereon Tuesday night. But it is simply outrageous to immediately elose the posi cflice Geors after its arrival, with the resuit that the mail is notde livered to the public unti' Wedneeday imerniug. Monday vight’s mail arrived

promptvess worthy of a better cause the post office doors were closed, and tbe pub- lic keptoutfrom getting their already loug-de layed mail,

The public bave all summer, without complaint, put up with a lot of petty an- noysnces at the hands of the Port Office officials, and those in charge of the build- ing, and’as far as | am concerned [| intend, if these annoyances are repeated, to make complaint to the authorities at Ottawa, as there appears to be no use in dving so her The Liberals who are as loud ia their complaints at the Conservatives,

kuow. bLucl do know that annoyances and bungling continually take place which shovld not exist.

Mr. Brecken should turn up now and 4gsiu @ nigut, and pereonaliy eee that the (ticiele under vim uo their euty.

MercuanNt.

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PERSONAL Dr Honevwel', «f Hunter Riverr, is ainouy the guesis at the Hct-l Dayies,.

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Lord Durham's Opinion.

Lexpon Dee 12.—At a Juncheon to- lav Lori Durbam, formerly lect*nant io he Coldstream Guards, rays that General Gatacre bas overworked bis troozs in the Soudan, aud that he waa rot fitto bave a coumand in Sonth Africa. He a'so ~aid he blamed tbe War Office for lia-ter to the Briti*th forees to the attiock on Stormberg, as the officials knew the mpipions of the cftiicers who had served ander Generai Gatacre.

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Tre W.C. T.;U. Tea and Apron Fair tomorrow —(Tihurseday) in the Y.M.C. A hell.

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Covurt.—Tbis morning An gus , charged with beirg drunk and was fined $4 or 20 days. Extra Hearinc.— The contract for pnittrg extra heaters into Queen Square base, we understand, been awarded

to Bruce Siewart & Co.

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A Corrrcr.on.—The accidert to Mr. Daniel Hcben, to which reference wae made in yesterday’s iseu*, occurred at Esdale Foundry and not at the condensed milk factory as inadvertantly stated.

Wanrep.— To-morrow afterroon, alarge bpumber of citizens to attend the High Tea and ale of kitchtn and fancy aprone, pinafores and articles suitable for Xmas present» in Y. M. C. A. Hail py tie Jadses of the W.C. T. U. Home-made candy. Doors ofen ut 2.30. Tea st6p. mr. Ad- mission 10 cente. Admission and Tea 25 cent.

I. O. F.—At Park Corner, Lot 20, on Monday eveniog, llth inst, Messrs L. U Fowler, High Secretary, and Kenneth Mc- Ky, H. V. C. R. assisted by other mem vers of the order, snaitituted Court Gleucoe., Independent Order of Foresters, Dr. H W iobertson, High Chief Rang-r, was un- able t» be present atthe installatior, but will be present at the first meeting ou the 13'b and will examine iis chaeter member. The officers of the new cobrt for the ensu- ing year are:

Court Deputy—Wl'iam Rameay. Chief Ranger—Jobo 8 Cousins. Vica Chief Ranger—John Bervard. Past Chief Ranger—Jobn St-wart.

Recording Secret sry —Charl-s§ MeKar. Financial Secretary—R B Murphy. Treasurer —Huch Camvbe |. Orator—David J McKay. Organist—William Stewart.

Ser ier Wood ward—Alexander Hiltz. Junior Woodwaid —John R Bernara,

Local and Other Items,

Zion Cuurcy.—T he tormal re-oper: ing of Zion Chureb, which has lately undergone extensive repairs and alterations, 18 set down for Sunday next.

To-Nicur —The special

Ger One Christmae Number of the Prince Pdward Island Magazine. For sale at al! ibe bookstores. Price 5 ceats.

Meerincs Cancettep. — The lobster packers meeting to bave taken place in Charlottetown on the [5th inst, has

been cancelled,

Se Eas Norice.—The person who last evening took the clething from the clothesline on Grafton Streei bad better return the same and save turther trouble.

Fortunatr.— Miss Maggie O’Connor, Arlington, was one of the lucky persons whotedakey in the U:ion Blend tea competition, She received a cash pre mium of $75. The whole arrangement is explained on a card in each package o: (he Union Blend Tea.

Fatatty Scatpep.—A little gir’, 18 months old, danghter of Wm. Mclanis, Trout Brook, was playing near a kettle of hot water on Saturday evening taet. She upeet the kettle and was so badly scalded inat she died after lingering in pa:n thirty- six hours. —Sydney R Reporter.

Recerrion.—St. Paul’s Schoolroom presented a lively appearance last evening when a receepiion toMr. and Mrs. W:!- lames was given by the congregation of St. Paul’s church. A very large number were present, avdan excellent program was viven. Refreshments were served. Many of those prasent met their new pas- tor.

Lecture To xigut —A Jarge audience is expreted at A. O. Hy hal) tonizht to hear Mr. A. EB. Arsenan’t lecture op ‘“Sonth Af ica.” The ire ure bas been added to since it was delivered in St. James’ Hall, and besides the old views there will also be pictures of Ladysmith and the Tugoula River. Mr. Stanley will sing, end tnere will also be other a tractions in addition to the interesting lecture.

Masonio.—The regular communication of St. John’s Lodge was beld last evening wken the following officers were elected : Dr. James McLeod, Worthy Master; Benj. Rogers, sr. Senior Warden; Daniel Stewart Junior Warden; Geo. W. Wake- ford, Treasurer; D. R. McLenvan, Secre- tard. Theotber officers will ve appoint- e) at the pe Xt meetin gswhen all the offi-e- bearers wili te installed inio their re- spect Ve chairs.

A New Ipea.—A rally novel notion comes t» ustrom Michigan. The at State has het upon ions plan of licensing not only the drin! eeller tu’, the dmnk consuwer. For $5 cath the Michigan citizeo may purcha- the right, not exactly * to be drusk on the premises,” Oub wt ary rate to erj>y eleohel « refreshments ia any bar ie thinks fit. Of course he mut produce his leense when he gi: es his order, other- wiae both .artiee t) the dee lare l.atle to

prosecutiou.

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lature of th he glor-

capella daaas oie eaih Bei_is.—Early thie morning ot Mr. Dincan Marsha | Lo | Mies Lina Mel-aac, was solemnized ip Zon Church, Ree. D. B. MeLeod cthie'at- Tue beidestuaid was Mise Marv M;- sister of the br.d*, The groom was Mr Zy. A. McKin avd leant ful pre-- ents were received Ly tue bride, amoog which sre Slver +al er with cut glass salt and pepper dishes from the ©. E. Society: 8 marble clcck, from the

WEDDING the warriage

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teachere of the Sunday Schco'; hal! dozen ccffee spoous from 8S. 8. Class; aa opal jewel case from the firm of Geo. [Corer & Cc; -ilver pudding dish from the emploves cf Mestre. G-c. . Carter & Co, be- sides numerous cther gifts ty the bride’s per-onal frievos, Mr. and Mrs. Marsbail lett by the mcro-

ing train for Toronto where their home wil] be. Their manv friends wih them every happine-* tbrovgi life, in which THe Examiner j.ins. Nocarde.

A Guaranteed Asthma Cure,

Clarke’s Kola Compound Cures.

Some years ago this would have been con- sidered an impossibility, but Dr. C’arhe sa8 solved the problem since completing n'‘s ex- periments with the wonderful Kola pi:nt in England. In December, 1893, he found,

that by combining extracts from the Kola with other extracts made from the uren- doua niant which grows in Califorpia, thsi the compound would cure the severest eases of asthma. Upon experiner.ins ‘np one of the leading London hosnitzix he found that 9% per cent. of the cas+s were cured in from 6 to 90 days’ .reatment. Since the introduction of this 1«me!y ‘rio Canada in 1895 there have bees. over Sid eases cured in Canada alone. Mr. KR. N. ilume, ©, P. R. engineer, Westen IMyisico, writes : ‘I have been a great suffe er frum asthma in its worst form for over !we ve

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years, and never succeeded in vetting anyth to help me permaneat!y ta‘ che | 35 doctor prescribed Ca‘ke's Koua

Compound for me in December, 18395, when two bottles entirely cured me; at fvust, have not since had any return of the asih- | ma. J am personally acquainied sith at least six persone who have bees cure. from asthma by Clarke’s Kola Compound, and feel it my duty ito recommend it to ali who may be troubled with this disease.’

Three bottles are absolutely guaranteed to cure. A free sample botile will be seus to any person troubled with asthma.

Address The Griffiths & Macpherson Co.,, sole Canadian agents, 121 Churck etreet,

Senior Beatle—Colin McKay. Junior Be di-—H L Primer.

, Traieee—Alex snder) Campbell Win.

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| Toronte, Ontario. Sold by a: druggists. j i Others may relieve, but C'arke’s Kola , Compound for asthma permaneni‘y .uren

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We oe without doubt the finest Fur Stock | ever shown by us.

The assortroent includes all the latest novelties in the most fashicnable kinds nuw worn.

Alaska Sable is perhaps the favorite; elegant in appearance, dureble, and medium priced.

Mink, Thibet Lamb. Combination Furs,

Electric Seal, Grey Lamb and Upposum are all faverites as well as the old reliable Astra

chan. Collareties, Mufls, Capeites, Rufls,

Mitts, Gloves, Capes, ete., ete.

Fur Lined Capes and = ,~+« Fur Jackets, a splen- 4% did assoatment.

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Sweaters, etc.

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