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SAVE MONEY ON YOUR SHOE BILLS.

By buying your Boots

and Shoes at the big Sale.

BARGAINS IN ALL LINES

Some lines Half Price.

goods must be sold, STORE NEXT TO

DRISCOLL & HORNSBY’S

QUEEN STREET

Opp. Prowse Bros

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Dentistry...

All |

R. H. MASON

has opened up on

QUEEN STREET

A full supply of

CONFECTIONERY

G. B.

Chocolates, etc.. etc. All the December

MAGAZINES

now in stock at both the

BY SPECIALISTS

Pa'NLEss DENTISTRY by use of electricity er by the Berlin Method. : WopERN DENTISTRY, crow? work. (Both without pain. ) ARTIFICIAL TEETH.—We make all kinds. Teeth extracted without pain,

BERLIN DERTAL PARLORS

and bridge

Silver Spring Brewery, SHERBROOKE, P. Q. S. C. NUTTER, Propr.

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Ale and Porter of the above brewery are vast- ly superior to the goods produced by any other brewery in the Domin- ion, and in order to give everyone a chance to sample them, we beg to quote the following low prices for cash :

rer hhd.........916@2 Per half do.. .... . 8.20 Per quarter do.. 4.20 Per dozen quarts. 1.50 Per dozen pints.. 80

Delivered in any part of the city, steamers or trains.

A. MACDONALD

Sole agent for P. E. I.

IT’S OUT

THE NOVEMPER Prince | Edward island

Magazine

: A particularly good Some exceptionally interesting ar ticles, and the cover picture, ‘‘A P. EB Island Road,” and the frontis- piéce, “Marchbank’s Mills.’’ are! tth very pretty views. ese are the contents. Near Marchbank’s Mills, Han ~Frontispiece, e Malpeqne Oyster at Elon Rev. J. M. Withyc mbe. Nolves in Sheep’s Clothing Mee VW. Watson. Our Educational System. Charlottetown F ity Years Ago. Aspen Poplars—J.S. B.

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A Journey from Port LaJvie to Trois — lohn Caven. he Ambitious Man—John M cLaren,

A True Fish Story— Carle. wo Dreams—1}, ook Notes. For sale at all the bookst ores ang hewstands. Five cents he Copy. Ubscription one year dUc: six Months 2c. ¥

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Queen Street store and the old stand on Great George Street, opposite the thedral.

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OF HARTFORD Fire Insurance Company Assets Over $5,000,000.00 Low Rates.

Prompt Settlement.

E. H. BEER

Authorized Agent for P. E. I. Office at Mark Wright &Co’s.

ENVELOPES

ENVELOPES ENVELOPES

Let us print some for you. please you nobody elge can, velopes at

$1.45 PER THOUSAND.

We pring others, you cculdn’t want better, a $2.50 per thousand, an we print them at all prices hetween.

If we can’t We print En-

If you don’t want them printed we'll let you have them plain at low prices, Special prices on quantities.

THE EXAMINER JOB PRINT

London House, (Up Stairs) Charlottetown.

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Nova Scotia Fertilizer Co.,

NMiost Reliable.

Place to have your repair work done is the place that tahes the most in- terest in your nee ls. We strive to accemmodate all who leave any work with us, by prompt attention and quick despatch of same. ‘We have the reputation of being “‘O. K.” ‘on repair work. Give us a‘rial~ and be convinced that what we say is true,

| BRUCE STEWART : & CO.,%

Founders, Engineers, Machinists and Foiler Makers. Steir Naviga- tion Co’s wharf, Charlotte- town, P.° E 1.: Tele phone 125.

HLL. Dickey, M.D.

(Late of London Hospitz].) Eye, Ear, Nose and Threat.

Iloars—g.30 to 1; 2 tog. Eyes tested and fitted with glasses,

A Statement of facts.

On July 9th, 1891, after the present government ‘ained office, th: actual debt of the Province, according to a stateme : urnished by th: Assistant Provincial Secretary, amounted to ne E

$53,442.21

Mr. Peters, then leader of the Government, declared that there-

after revenue and expenditure would be made to me: never been a year since he made that statement \ Here they are :—

i---but there has theut a deficit

SPMIMONE BO Ss 65 oe scans ss cums cdc cae Qe oe y H) RM WO ice ce; 37,651.29 MS BOS ee oy 119,942.33 SEE: BON oe is os ok 20. 164.21 Deficit SN oe ese 32.862. 80) MOON BO oc a ca cs tacks eee 14,135.36 egg earn ch ans SORE OE OR de ryh dy na eT Ee a SEN PE oe Br 26.915.03

$373,923.40

The present government

Total,

The Conservatives imposed no TAXES. collected the. following taxes in six years :

pee Taxes iiposed..... i... .......; .$ 45 182.81 1895— - 47,661.00 1896—- es 48,466.10 1897— - 46,674.50 1898— - 44,995.97 1899— " 55,668.68

$288.649.06 The present government claim credit for having made the following reduction in the expenditure :

In the abolition of the Legislative Council......._.. $5,000 In the administration of Justice... 3,000 In the Public Lands Office 1,217 kt ene, here aa 800 In abolition of the Reporter for the House......... 400

$10,417

The ayerage expenditure of the Conservatives for the twelve years they had the government, was $278,959; and the above savings having been made, the average expenditure of the present government should have been $268,542. But, asa fact,the average expenditure of the present government for the past nine vears was $304,511, or $35,969 per year more than they claimed ét should have been.

The Conservatives obtained an additional subsidy from the Dominion Government of $20,000 per year. The present government obtained— NOTHING. ,

The last year the Conservatives were inpower they paid for interest $2,697.44.

The present govermment paid for interest last year $19,675.75.

im other words, the ADDITIONAL SUBSIDY of $20,000, obtained by tke Conservatives, is now paid away by the present government for INTEREST on the DEBT created by them.

In a statement furnished by the Government on the 22nd May, 1900,

the debt of the Province was made up as follows :--- Balance due Banks... .°. Tf). .....0........ .... $150,868.68 Debentures 1891... ... .....-. 185,000.00

Debentures 1898-1899....... .................. 25,090.00 Deposits with tie Governmlént....00............ 152,435.77

$531,861.40 if¢ you add to this, Debentures authorized last session. . . $48,000.00

Sinking bund used up................11,030.30 Amount due Winsloe estate..... . 4,538.87 $63,568.17

You have a total debtef.......... $595,370.57 On the 3lst Dec. next there will be due

+ salary of Teachers,............ ..$26,000.00 9 youre tierest .. a ee

$336,000.00

$631,370.57

Making atotaiof . / as the debt of the ®rovince.

The present government says it spends more for Education than the late government. Well, the Conservatives spent for the years 1:379 to 1890 the average sum of $104,181 yearly.

The present gowernment’s average expenditure on education from 1891 to 1899 was $121,863 yearly, or $17,487 more than the Canservictives.

But they saved $10,417 per year which the Conservatives had to pay, and they collected.on an average $48,108 per year IN TAXES, while the Conservatives had NO TAXES.

The people mayask where the additional expenditure ,oes. Weil, the answer may in part be found in the fact that more is spent upon the roads---BUT ONLY IN ELECTION YEARS.

In 1893 they spent on roads $50,178.

In 1897 they spemt on roads $28,190

In 1899, when there was NO ELECTION, they spent only $14,913.

In 1893 and 1897 there were elections.

This year, as there are two elections, reach, if not exceed, that of 1893.

The government are spending about $50,000 per year mere than the revenue, and are now collecting $55,000 per year in taxes.

The debt of the Province is over ,000, and if the present state of affairs continues the debt will soon be so great that no more money can be borrowed. Then will come FAXATION witha venge.nce.

The electors have now the opportunity of stopping this reckiess ex- p nditure, by voting the present incapabie and extravagant party out

the expenditare..ill probably

Se OO

ONCE IN A WHILE.

Nixon Waterman in the Presbyter- ian Review.

Once in a while the sun shines out. And the arching skies are a perfect blue; Once in a while ’mid clouds of doubt Hope's brightest stars come peep- ing through. Our gy lead down by the meadows air, Where the sweetest blossoms nod and smile, And we lay aside our cross of care Once in a while.

Once in a while within our own We clasp the hand of a steadfast

friend; Once in a while we hear a tone Hi b b hi Of love with|the heart’sjown voice | iS a ys ip to blend; | will be wonderfully freshened up, And the dearest of all our dreams | and his whole little fat body will come true, shine with health and cleanliness

And on life’s way is a golden mile; | Each thirsting flower is kissed with deu Once in a while.

after his tub wit) the “ Albert”

| Baby’s Own Soap.

! This soap is made entirely with vegetable fats, has a faini but ex- guisite fragrance, and is unsurpass

Once in a while in the desert sand We find a spot of the fairest green: Once in a while from where we stand | The hills of Paradise are seen; And a perfect joy in our hearts we | ed as a nursery and toilet. soap. hold, |

Beware of imitations, A joy that the world cannot defile; |

We trade earth’s dross for the purest | ALBERT TOILET SOAP C0., Mirs.

gold | MONTREAL. ss Once in a while. tL oom -——— Lo | Sad Suicide. | |

arris < = yard. | ;' Meru Sagal 2 |, Meare gow tlie ers taining a letter to his wife, in which | J@nuary delivery. Decidly one of he said h e should go over the dam) the most striking novelties of re- ina boat’ tie a stone to his neck|°e2t years. Unique, beautiful, per- and 4 ixito the water. | petual cheap, the finest decorative ee | plant ever introduced. These Fern 'Balls are more handsome than |palns for decorative plants, and |much easier grown. Holly-Holly 'and genuine English Golden Mistle- toe. Orders taken now for delivery Monday before Xmas.

| VEGETABLE

Japanese

Fern Batis.

She Was Pale and Languid

Mrs. E. Mcfaughlin, 95 Parliament Department, etreet, Toronta, states: “My daughter was pale, weak, languid and very nery- etc., etc.

, OUS, hor appetite was poor and change- er eo ‘ in oan er j able; she comld scarcely drag hersalr | Choice Ce 7s Lettuce, Par eys j bout the house, and her nerves were , Beets, Carrots, } arsnips, Turn ps, } completely anstrung; she could not | Potatoes, Cabbage, Onions, Cran-

sleep for more than half an hour at a | berries, Lemons and pure honey in

ca tae WD Sut -orying comb. Wehave 50 barrels left of

“As she was growing weaker and / choice winter keeping Onions, low weaker I ‘became alarmed, and got a | to the trade. by the barrel, 100 or 50 1b lots. Our retail price for 10

box of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food. She ised h y Ss, ee oak than bo ee, a lb lots very low. Also Cranberries wholesale and retail.

‘tra from "he first we noticed a decided improvement. Her appetite became

better, she gained in weight, the color

returned "> her face, and she gradu- > J. GAY & SON, | atry became strong and well. I can-

| et Say ‘fee much in favor of this won- | Charlottctown. ‘ derful ‘treatment since it has proven | Such a ‘blessing to my daughter.” | Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is the most , fective treatment for the ailments and | Weakness of women that is obtainable. | 50 cents a box, at all dealers’, or Ed- | manson, ‘Bates & Co., Toronto.

‘Dr. Chase’s Merve Food.

Empire Tablets

Just what you want. Crossed flags; Canadian ensign and Union Jack, nicely printed in colors at to of each sheet. Can be had in both note and letter sizes.

MITCHELL’S

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THE EXAMINER CALENDAR FOR DECEMBER.

MOON'S CHANGES Hull Moon, 6th, 2h, 50m, a. m. Last‘Qrarter, 13th, 2h, 56m, p.m | New Moon, 2lst, 4h, 13m, p- m.. First Quarter, 28th, 6h, Om, p.m

power on the 12th December. D High Wtr{ Sun. BOOKSTORE offDay of w’k. ——— ii — Se, CPE EST M Morn]Af’n.|Rises!Sets | Queen St. Opp. Prowse Bros. —— 5 | ; eo 6|8 j Saturday | 5 27] 5 53] 7 S014 9! ae Wink an a S unday 6 5717 244 «331 9! ; 9 oun, ° +jMonday 8. G8 344 34 8] 4jTwesday 9 -OFS32i 351 8| — . . c : # om ames oe ° 2 J ‘ : ? 2 37 | 7 Shawinigan Falls is situated on the St. Maurice River. 21 miles frenn : a i 13 7 4? a LIFETIME Three Rivers, on the Canadian Pacilic and Cavat Northern Railroads. tuiiteih 1] 52 0 26 20 g | To secure one of the fiuest i - 4 on o | : te ; : Unrivailed opportunities fer persons seeking : WSuaday 0271055] 4a 8! properties in P. E. I. 1 a 1Monday |112)1 2c 41] 8 — MPLOYMENT AND OMES, 11jTuesday Z U2& 42 & Phis farm cont+ins 130 acres of exc llent : meee 12}Wednesdayj 2 28] 2 59] 43] = g) fand, aoe cl araon 2 prime condi- , pen ‘ ofp fat & 6h o on : tion, ere isa fine belt of hard and soft in the most rapidly growing manufecturing town in Canada. a Prider 4 + ; a a : nap ore is very valuable, now that coal ‘ ve ; ine . ‘ a aa © 1S SO high) oyster mud withina few rods ot The town has all modern improvements, including Two Churches, 15:;Saturday 5 2115 42 45 | theshore, abundsnce of marsh mud well . Offi Geod Stores, Express Office, Police Service, abies . » ae : , Schools, Post eee +. Licht. Fire System. Steamboat 16;Sunday 6 2 6 46 46; 16) watrred, two mills near the house, good Telegraph, Bell Telephone, Electric Wight, my , , 171/Monday 7 217 5) 46] 10: buildings, basement stable, 6 miles from Bank of Ottawa and Quebec Bank. 18)\Tuesdav 8148 43 47] 1] | town, one mile from Pownal vil age, schowl OLLEY CAR SYSTEM. 19}Wednesdavl 9 7] 9 24 47) 19) net the farm, three churches within a radius ELECTRIC TR 2" Thursday | 9 5 10 1D 47 13 we miles, cheese and butter factory in rear . ‘ Province of Quebec. at 2B sda} J oO It | | of farm, a large and heavy bearing orchard of FINEST HOTEL in any town in the pac iP 21} Friday 10 SCY 2] «=648] 13) best varieties of apples ; eae od 6 : , 7 : 2 - - é ples and plum trees, All within 15 minutes of a oe er 22Saturday fil 5a 77 48] 14 raspberries, strawberries, etc, Por howe the Niagara of the East. : 23;Sunday 11 331.0 0 48 5 | and beauty of scenery this property is unsur- CHOICE HOUSE LOTS, situated in a se town. 24i1Monday 1l 5) 0 2 481 15 ar by = = the Island. + is a daisy FOR SALE ON EAS LiXio. 2ajTucsday 0 29 0 54 49) 16/0 2 Place, fut there is not a daisy on_it. Since Spring of 1900, lots have advanced in value over 50 per cent. 26)Wednesday} 1 2}1 29) 491 16 — ta - Saas Song santo busines; eae i € i d operation of various industries now 27'Thursday | 1 57] 2 12 491 17 ae a 1 peeves ay Sold w ta The construction of factories and op sulle vensuil of'aletiiieneeil iar J a $a : ‘© without crop, stock, and imolements. locating in the town will insure s/eady employment at desirable wag 28\¥ riday 242)3 7 491 18! Terms en application to my solicitoa, A, A, to able bodied men. For plans and particulars apply to 4 20Saturday 4 281 4 54 4a) 18 Mclean, Barrister, Charlottetown, és ‘to int =al 30-Sunda 4 5215 19 49} 19| se owner, R COMPANY - Shawinigan Falls, Que. } day i SHAWINIGAN WATER & POWE $ | a'Monesy e216 zi ask oo A. A. MOORE,

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