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THE DAILY EXAMINER,

on > ~ 3 . ; DECEMBER 17, 1894. . 7? Whethas blame or nrale Oe a ie a “y i ; » to say that he AN INTERESTING LETTER. nin waned : determination to give I’ve stepped outside, T hear _— ea : ae ‘ i te

. - } : ‘ . irs bv the * f y k he had A little, feelle ery,

Tue exceedingly interesting memo! . tha ! efullv And; through the noise, I heat Mr. Joseph Pope dispose effectually and | . sts s ‘who @nd That someone’s dead—'tis |

; ' i oe . completely of the old Pacific railway sian no eit-seeking 10 Lo, I am dead - and now

. Ry ; ini ce is 4 e of t : » the W, ht and b der in so far as Sir John Macdonald is con - y = ite Watts iactl Gill epep cerned After reading these memoirs, no | * 7 : But all the world may call

. dignity and ! i { : profession Ww) Tt taal one—not even the mest inveterate gnt—/ oe as With his en t am sound asicep at was ¢ i ean doubt for a moment the p rsonal in- fine mind and jndicial aptitudes, still high- My foes were many—they rity of the creat Liberal-Conservative | er posts were easily within view. But he And my poor clay are quits ; tegrity of ¢ : vy] ' : np 3] ; preferences in | amile at foes ds chieftain gave i} gah tape: I smile at foes to lay, : ‘ i. ci this } : , markabie tal- And laugh at hypocrites In this connection there is printed as a ; Se ’

: i ents at e! : intry. For the

footnote a letter—written just after Sot | gic, juiet of his Throughout the noisy world e » ¢} ‘ } » > ~ 6 ill es John Macdonald resigned office on acecoun | study the cares, _ monk all w - ay TI ; ratitud> | \ clou yas crossed the zenith,

; lander—which will be interesting | the m | it \ arias poe . : > of p ‘ and ’ aye | fe. A man is dead to-day to many readers of Tue EXaMiner : i g s simple and | Tur KHAN

y ” "9 ui st devoted | —Toronto Globe. Ottawa, November 7, [8:3 au a ! : fat ss the | .

“Dean Sin Jonx,—Being sure that your ia a ? j time and theught= have Gcen intensely pre- |). ‘ Phe LETTERS T0 . oceupicd these last few days,!] have re- - iad eh a ae frained from seeking an opportunity of ia was a matter of paying my respects to you in person ‘sr: . : ail We THE FACTS GIVEN,

ee mel illeat case t Om ; — , —-—--- should, however, fee! iat ae fl n ' i ife-keey and | om I have bee watehbing ‘ano Ottawa without finding tome means ef | oceupie] as | SIR, oh een watching apxion

] hat charees,. donut - r % ‘or the ieation of figures and fa making known to you that charges, doubt tesman as | ne et a Heat : . ee admissions notwithstanding, | entertained diecuse | (Pots the mapeee = of Protesta \

; ihat Bx: - wie Cathe ics e over Vv ne itv tl ¢ a confideut expectation that you \ centre of | an * . = an ore finue to occupy a large, if not the argest, ; NW the wholeof as as The y yo eee pond *

: » public “mind save p i ; i tice’ in Thursday's EXAMINER. M\ space in the public mind. 1 ha | Cea S ; ¢ the Pre | Stn ci eae Se elt tee niall not a vittle over vis eran. . mier, t f course must be | aa ing the fact might be of ae eens S history, and I eee ; at ] i with that which bas in- rt aad abl ; hae thr from. that . good wholesome cea : | t i : \ eu bore the re lation | kein in “oy of a ‘eomnatiies : pes power, and tenacity ef omer, hare Even the sym-| nadne : _ ° rs reneraliv characterized our most eniin : 1, *.. | available information from t! vok See ee a. pathy of a » is painfully in- | ,, ae which t here sal [|

i } rr i t sust ! a the cl : lic ict FUO Hit. : wate, WHS SATS ON ee oe be ie ate t intimely calamity a I le i the Water office, as that } i 7 irs t ns : 7 ; ine “At { auer Vas ._ “an bal - & their positions by recourse j mca +» tnt seek an wile : vaee | altogether in conformity with U .. : i arate body, elected separate! ‘ a oe | ! herchildren have : 1 : +

‘ i: Gu ' ¥ s ecitr, and not under the co i

fthe inw, ana ] cannot ‘ ea : citr, an . ’ ‘ ats het yout reat ! poration. Nor do I include ti M aout that your of: . is | { sys: A ad fice ha nik a ide er Dominion and to the Empire will hye long ‘ s | trate’s office,—the city have no mor after the details of Uie Pa r a Ss sad occur | trol over that than thev have over the ¢ 1 . : 1 f V > see : p > at . . ; | buried in obiivion ? oe % Justiceship of the Sup ye | rt. |

“With best wishes for your iieacth ¢ , , : ra | appointments under the Jir t prosperity _L remain very faithtt cad. cs j the ty stand at present a+ follow

j . i ‘ i at ) . —Rowr. Poore Hayvtnorst i A man CaTuouics. " rou aequ e : 5 i en ‘sale td TM alt t modestly | Murphy. eae . $ 450 tion of weail i i modestiy | = . ong | A MISTAKEN IDEA CORRECTED. : stated on good | Villon ......csssse-srerees 3 : es ot ‘id not more | MeQuillan........, cesses.

Ix the course of an interview with th: : siaten A sapei' t MRED be nies Toronto Globe concerning ithe death of Sr iH . ‘ca and dc- | Doyle...

; , : } f : . SS OOP cnccanisdesoves John Phompson, Hoa. Mr. Hagyart rai ‘ a } f his pro a .

world that | Kimsman...... , , ? - aS i

“I was deep’y shocked at the news, a’- le if not | Mahar .... though it was not altogether unexpected. Seed | Brennan I was Jed to believe that the diseave from oe : ntry and | McCourt .-. which he was suffering was one thet) | ' Ws) sha 1 Meloni (ent? might have lasted fur « year or two | “ lL ahorers : ) knew he was affected by Bright’s disease, Ri soso i but I had every hope that he would le PERSONAL spared to us, at any rate during the rext See * session, and that we would have had h Mr. 1 2 spent ceveral | Ix 4 his presence here. Hie fully intended to f onels ¢ the Master of Davison ; have @ session and go to the country either | aye ypact : ; left for his home | Dalziel Se et i immediately afterwards or in the fall. 1) a: Go, m ng | VanlIderstine .......... was always ‘impressed with his profound tne. os H s3 yemietored at | McRae a ability and splend.d character I feel the | ge Fy Davie ; encon. There | Warrew.....-.

Joss terribly, as he wasa close colleague | , ne deonndaes @ OC Clacke. Cameron Ct ie and great personal friend. [ was a greet | ypouats Gs.P Montrea': © | Taylor ce + on ; ee admirer of his. EL. Jarvis, St. r D Denham, do. Campbell ........ aii — “+ oh hie EE een This seems to be preity conclusive Mr. L. H. Pas i his home | = 4 } - | OI at leased to + * proof that there was no truth in the stat | 9" 4) z Oe fo +) | earn tha » 18 iproved neath ments of the grit lealers that there would | ang y5 . ‘the heather | Difference in favor of Catholics S182 certainly be an election next February. is On fire,’ and he is sure of a great grit vic- In the above, the fire depart i tory. He has sure, CocK-sure, prev- f included,the figures not be.ng « POPE'S MEMOIRS OF SIR JOHN. til at has taken | ed. but the $200 salarv of | ; ae hat ti » paces La inore than offset by disbur-iment s very pleasing to note that the wor : I a ee t e

Ir is very pi asi : porte } . Jolin A 3 _ ais oe wi Rev | men. Some may obje ‘t to th 1 of Mr. Joseph Pope is «ppreciated and | G W Fisher, Mr- Fi unt A B Fisher, | ing included in the lixt, but it niust praised in the old country as j ir : Queen Hotel | membered that there are larg

' as . Ty > ; ; New Grasgow; » Denten or craving this well as inthe new. The press of London | ' , = We | our Protestant poor craving i 8 k itin ter f hich commend- vu 5 sG M ; N A €+i- | employment of which thev are t speak of if in rm ra va ligt — n ster. BC: ( Met ma and Mrs lyved. Taking the laborers « ation 1 hus the Daily Telegraph Says: j NCE ‘ Vi =, W amongst thon, howe ver, if still leaves on'y {

“Mr. Pope has done his work admir | those reg Suturday evening difference of $430 in favor of P ably.” Se a a i who, if I remember rightly; ong

m1 A COMPLAINT, | sent about twe-thirds of the pop

The Morning Post says : a sent a a wi / ds of the poy

: “ as . . , ; | ot € rs 1s NoWwarran! e

“Mr. Pope has shown hin self well-fitied | 9 Siz,—W an be insulted | oc , : rs lisconient W

: , oe e :e igions disconient. \ for a task in the performance of which le | going into his by these respeet> | se re ae Thal : : ee : : | above facts in vie ur Roman Catl

as exercise ost discretion. Fable uehs who don’t know |“ d has exerci ed the utm [ IZ ” Kes | friends ut least have no cau-e fo:

Ant the Times says : le eh to ; busin i | plaint, nor do I believe that they do

‘ eae ge 1 } the s thie 3

“Mr. Pope has had exceptional faci!’ | plain. My intercourse wit ties for obtaining the mater.al, and he has A ie en alicates their satisfaction : used them with conscientions devotion to itis Aeieleliesncaie.. fo ccurse and maintaining the | the task which he has undertaken.” a LEGAL OVER} | even-handed justice to all our

; ; . ’ lies an. > ny rate a alike

These favorable independent - eriti- ----- { a — Prot = ts

+ ifvi . W hrough the | star 4 e council In aihering

cisms cannot but be gratifying to Mr. z,—W ) | ne throu Ae 1! 7 ! sof 6 Fea aera

on aaa this k [ is al accomplixhed, and | t ts

Sim JOBN THOMPSON’s DEATH. 1) * ; r ooo - Sika Won ; caf {ofthe Scott Act and of temper- A , : a wk Pik te 4 on “wate ik oan A Fra —“All Canada mourns.” So says the ; 2MCe t wou! ake whether it c¢ Toronto Globe. i ' Teaser EMPER, ° > = - * WVISSAL —In the course of a speech delivered at ios ta THE KINSSAN DISMISSAL, . . ° ' ; : eit thee etter c@n — aoa Belleville on the 21st September, Sir John > is ; . \ pe. a a : ‘ ; , : t senera', whon 1¢ Sih- Srr.—I thin': the decis.on of S Thompson said: “It is a matter of gratif- k,~—I thin ecis | cation to us to know that when We are naemy in refusing to d.sn ; j 0 hi rtie i TT i fe the police f was called by Her Majesty to such high duties, - ——————— a { '’ pur aac ae he who serves Canada serves the Emp'r’, Warning to Wemen, TO oe the Act, (he ty . and he who serves the Empire serves Cat- I who ap} ethe high quality | right cf appointment; — Ss ada as well.” $s le stamped on every | has the power of d-sints-a I canno : ; ; - | five yard Ir not unknewn | how, “in justice,” the Stipendiary —His Honor the Lieutenant Governor i- a egypt a! | dit tien St ieasiaiee within ded He : ‘ t . t l wh Priesti-y liaie@ mark The Var- | dismiss Kinsman withon a . i , ce , » telegram : , ma a eas to-day in receipt of the following telegram : ned B .¢ becn used the second | not the servant ofthe City Council and | Ortawa, Dec. 19. i tin ith ‘ rg pped upon it does not owe hix appointment to Urat body : Rt 6 reticetiona “ns Lievr-Governorn How an: —____—_—_<ee--- —__— | nave no desire to make reflection i . . “ was | vs.—-The princi ithe present sty Council,

Lady Thompson desires me to convey to Christmas Veco —-The princi | the prerent City Your Hovonr and Mrs. How!lan her cratc- | pal stores tht it the city “are being | must not forget that some of It : ;

Se , “ | owe their seats to the extraordinary actior

ful thanks for vour kind me-sage of sym- vathy. : . Joseru Pore —The following is the text of the Queen’s message to Lord Aberdeen in re- spect to Sir John Thompson’s death :

“The Queen has person Ily commanded me to express to Your Exce'lency her ceep sympathy with the people of Canada in the sad blow the country has sustained by the untimely death of the Premier.”

> Tupper.

—St. John Telegraph : Sir John Themp- son’s death recalls in a striking manner the death of Lieutenant-Governor Boyd a

year ago, and probably the can-es were | t:

not dissimilar. Italeo recalls the death of the Honorable William Elder, for many | years the editor and propri tor of | this paper, who died at the end | ef a day, during the whole of w bich he appeared to be in more than his usual | health and good spirits. Such sudden and | unexpected prcofs that rman is but as grass which is cut down, must sink deep into every heart. and especially in the bearts | of those who feel in their own breasts a | consciousuess that the same dangers may | haunt their steps, and that their cwn lives | tay end in the same fashion.

—_——SS Newfoundland is feeling the effect of isolation in*the sent crisis. Her two chartered banks ving been forced to sus- pend, the notes they issue have lost their value as currency. Money to pay work- | men cannot be had. Advances are not to be obtained on the Jarge stocks of fish in merchants’ warehouses. Outside help might greatly mitigate if it did not cau-e the crisis to quickly disappear. Outsiders who could help have, however, no such | direct interest in Newfoundland’s affairs as | to lead them to exert themselves in her be half, and it may be some time before the local financiers can mak? such arrange | ments as willenable the island’s busines | to :eemme ite old lines. —_————-—->---—

Silk handkerchiefs—A splendid varicty to select frém;.yery cheap—-Moore & Me

Le xl,

We keep one of the largest stocks of Fine Furs on P. F. Island.

BROS.

‘STANLEY

‘

| most artistic and attractiy

|

| & Co.,

windsn

DAILY

TAK GLOBE'S TRIBUTE TO SIR JOHN | i THE THIRD | i Ix un editorial upon the

deat! oT 5 Ch Pp 1 . the Toronto

ppropriat the Christma- holeay s, and the de oration: are of the f > Per- ‘oration is that

stvie.

hap the “t extenst'

: { at-lishment, In | he Brown Block Irom the front down

f the stureis arow of eprue- |

saw “

ra, pictures and mot- ng av ry preity On Saturday l, and the store ! pged vith peopl. The

till after the

14 ns wi rei up hie Wa : Dreg Score is another place where the hand of thi artist is | plainiy evider | show window is cer- | sinly © g ify,” and is attract- ne yrea t » A novelty in the shape of a lighthouse, with revolving | l zhis, ete.. may be seer Miller Bros’. store. In many other stores great atten- | tion has also been pa d to the artistic

windows, but Tue | not admit of

dressing of the show

cAMINER’S space to-day wi further special menu

SPEClat NOTICES Advertisements under this heading enarge for at the rate often cents per line.

The Christmas Pair will be open from Tto%9 p.m. Be sure to aee it

Did von see the Se; 10c, 15e; and 25e; | tables of fanev good< at the Xmas Fair, | open this p.m. f it Ja Paton

The be uri ‘ ‘ut ct Rat-oco's Brag} Store will be one ef the at- | tractiens te-night

Santa Clin< x ts parents to bring their children to Carter's Tov Stcre and sav what they want him to bring them this Xmas. decl7

THE FUR CAPE QUESTION--

‘hose who hare bought attest to their worth. 1 ‘ they are serviceable, they are convenient, and there is nothing that the money invested that will give you so mnch solid ur qualities the best, and our

meee setae

| small ones, and when I read

HAAMINER °

SIR JOHN THOMPSON, It matters little 1

What the co'd world say Whether flattering or de

of Councillors Beer, Hogan and others

“throwing up the sponge’ a dav or two be-

| fore the election of councillors.

Mayor Dawson is a personal frie nd mine and J voted for him. lie is look upon as a man Of firmn bal I eharacter. Butin this case he has n

lexhibited these trait-.. He gave his casting vote in favor of Kinsman wher he was appointed an 11 fa

of Hooper a few days afierwa the trouble among the City Fathers this appointment. We don’t want P. P. A. firebrands in our peaceful munity. The empl yes of the city be selected fairly from the different nominations. Yours &c.,

Op Protestant Ex City Covncii

Ci’town, Dec. 16, 1894.

A WARNING,

Sin. —"*Marderer Robertson was hanged |

at New Bedford, Mass., on the I4th in He belonged to P. E. Island.” | iet the above terrible news pass without a word of warning toa!l of your readers, e-- Dap

pecially the younger men and boys. and I were school boys together. He was |

one of the big boys and I was one cf th under

morn. ny,

this heading in the Guardian tbis well knowing what has been gotng on the cave since the fatal Sabbath

mornin

when he, meddened by l.quor, comm ited | i the terr.ble deed for which

the had sati-faction, my thoughts ran back thirty years to one for whom I

ways had the warmest feelings. He was a bright, kind, clever aud generous fellow and as little likely to meet such a terril end as any school boy on i

this Island t day. Boys, beware of vicious companions

| and strong drink. Dan was a mechanic and served his appreuticeship io this eity, \ , : i CitizEy Cet a suggestion for your! ‘hristmas Pre: ents from the | window of Watsen’s Brag) Store.

-_—om -

Dyspepsia seldom ca:ses death, but per- |

mits its victims to live on in misery. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia

al] stomach troubles.

you can buy for Our assor nient ts large, 0 prices the lowest.

STANLEbY . BROTHERS.

comfort.

law has |

have a-|

oS cw

cannot | _

“

l

i [,

walt & + Jewelry St

ge | NORTH SIDE OF QUEEN SQUARE,

SRR: aR ORC

Ihe Modern Mothe1 ips ved tive, Syrup of

sare

laxative effect of ther, and ». Child hem The tree

| . is manufactured

my ot } to then t henetits t

up Co, only.

nae ee ee

| Sv

VR rearr

WTA AEGT, ~_-. = - 95 Ash Box.’ 9

S ¢ 4 IROL

:

2 < & far @ FI DOE LIAGLIOLO PO DOOGINNOC ELS

= )

- ~ 2.291 = Ranent , Sosial & Goneert

i B l,in the Base B fethodist Chureh, on 18th inst, The. fo! ! . . | Ry the Band john Lew

Miss L.. White

\ gan®Wedding March, : Miss M. Large |

\ \ 1 Browa

\ M | li und

Mint Mi h

Leshe Co k

Melad ¢ Varies

and McePherson

pi Miss Collings

By e Band

Pp. i Concert at

CEES Tay Tey 4 “VEE rs

For Amas Day ,

—e ‘ EDT 3 REETY,

)

iscate] per Ib; 3 dy 20 >

+ Drops, 25¢;

nd © Valencia

25¢. per dozen; |

= e Ie OF Kaney °

° ; ; in | Ib. boxes,

box Penny Sugar loys Biscuits (Oy il fresh | Kies, ete VAT 0 (>) Pe a ? oy, . a , ‘a om 6 5 33 Af ae + = AS as % BF 22S Sse $3 &

Piush and Leather fx nmaria CUCU ta eis ai Paanignt At U “iv ; ; ee Phy" . L§ ES, Gratton St. O° Market Bouse ad agaarre iv iit c eae oth aee beak. e 2 esr ets e > Will give Awa bs Bes ‘ Avs W ws TO MY CUSTOMERS ye, hla Thonn 4 LFOW VOl6I w6iiad.8 Leer MIMeers vont to the nin WATT in iD z . WE DOLLAR OR MORE UN Dba iy R V a | <0 thermometer. Ca will go like hot ‘] I } “S DRUGGIST. George E. Hugh } 2 2% a 4 (CULO 22, ug eS,

earies Hall,

LT» au ol om Peosvuri ay 3 Corner. ve 1 & wy 6m

of the hour is what to buy for Xmas and where to buy it

I

decl4

H.

TAYLOR'S

OYrete

Safe and Sure

If Insured with

2. BROW -

mack. CH’ TOWN

mp OCK

Insurance Agent.

TELEGRAPHIC.

THe EXAMINER

SpeciaAL Despatcnes TO

NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL

‘Senator Prowse at Ottawa.

Testimonial Fund,

The Thompson

Ortawa, Dee. 17.

not leave the Senate. Senator Prowse, of Prince Edward Is- land, has arrived bere. It ia stated that he is here to urge that the Island be giv: n | representation in the cabinet. Senatcr Ferguson’s name is cropping up again in this Public opinion here, however, is stealily veering towards Mr. Keuny, M. P., fora portfolio. There’ a | possibility of B. B. Osler, Q. C., one of t e brightest legal minds in Canada, joining the Bowell cabinet, as Minisier of Justice. | Osler was formerly a Liberal. The r shil y- | shally trade policy sickened him vntil to- | day he is in thorough harmony with the | Liberal-Conseryative policy. He would be a tower of strength to the new ministry, lion. Mr, Foster was notified yesterday | from Montreal that $10,000 is already to | his credit there for the Lady Thompson testimonial fund, Sir Frank Smith heads the Toronto list with a subscription of $1,000. while Hon. | Mr. Bowell is down on the Belleville list for a subscription of $500.

connection.

Narrow Escape of Bishop Rogers

—

- He was in ley Water for Half an Hour.

Cuaruam, N. B., Dee. 17. Bishop Rogers had a narrow escape from drowning yesterday. He had gone to Neweastle, and was being driven across | the ice when his horse went through. in getting out of the sleigh, his Lordship | went through, and he was in the water for

| fally halfan hour before being resened.

Commercial Travellers’ Association. Monxrreat, Dee. 17. Atthe annual meeting of the Dominion Commercial Travellers’ Association Lieut.- | Co'onel Fed Massey was elected President and Alfred Elliot, Vice President.

The Late Premier's Religion.

Monrrea, Dec. 17. Rey. Edgar Hill, of St. Andrew’s Pres- byterian chureh, in a sermon yesterday scored those who assailed the late Premier on account of his religion.

To Lie Two Days in State. Hairax, Dec. 17. On the arrival of the warship Blenheim the wody of Sir John Thompson will lie in s ate two days.

Crowds Of People

visited Santa Clause’ Headquarters cn Saturdry night last. It is now pretty geu- erally known that we have been preparing since last June, and have brought together f om almost every part of the globe such an array of pretty, useful and ornamental 2oods fur Xrmas presents as has probably never before been collected into one store in this city.

We invite parents to bring their children

to see the toys and tell Santa Claus what tuev want him to bring them. Children

of all ages, from four years to eighty are invited. We have goo!s to suct th m.

Our -tore is the centre, the fountain- head of supp!y for Xmas presents. Come early, come ofter.

—

GEO. CART: R & CO,

Dealers in Books, Toys, Fancy Goods.

| = Saita Claus’ Headquarter: !

deel7

Dissolution ef Co-Paitnership

The Co-partnership h'tnerto existing Les tween the undersigned, under the firm name of NASH & LIGHTIZER, is this lay dissolyed by mu ual consent, All lebta due the said firm niust Le paid forth- with to Mr. George Lightizer, who will continue the business in his own name.

C. H. NASH, GEO. LIGHTIZER.

Charlottetown, Dec. 14, 1894.

decl7 —dy eod & wy tf

LIVING PICTURES

Are all the Rage in the §

Our BOOTS AND SHOES are all the

rave in this city. How is that? Beeanse ike. q | ihey are down to rock-bottom figures and

| their quality cannot bo surpassed. Bear in mind that McEACHEN, tle

for your money.

Buy at “THE OLD RELIABLE” and

save money.

A. E. McEACHEN, THE SHOE MAN. |

| decli

— ae

ito see how near our advertisements, stock and |how well we could do our work and KEEP OUR WORD. Our Store will be open every evening

Forthe present Hon. Mr. Bowell will pare our stocks. |p. m., whether you want to buy or not.

we right or wrong ? , superlative words, can fit superlative doings.

OVER 1,000 CUSTOMERS

Visited Us on

MONDAY, DECEMBER 17,

IT IS EASY TO A But it’s the Doing, not the Saying, that Counts in the End.

We assorted that the CHRISTMAS FAIR was going to cause a sensation. Sometimes we may

JAMES

Char.ottetown, December 17, 1894 -dy

— eet,

1894.

een

— > oor

ERT AE j

seem a little boastful, but what,

short of

Saturday Evening,

decorations corresponded, and te judge Llese are the days to vom-

till Xmas. Visit us this

PATO

Don't Buy That Pair

XMAS

SLIPPERS

Until You See Gur Sieek

—_———{(*-)—-— —_— —

éLEOvD

Thursday,

ticles will be di

JAPANESE

deel5

Tea on Tables at 6 o'clock.

Admission, 5 cents.

ladies’ Exchange!

ince

| ——ON— -— |

Des 20, 1894,

aposed of.

TEA in Afternoon. | | i

New &

Received from

ses.

and see those anything that i

S. A.

FASHI

decd

New Goods !

FALL G0 08.

Meltons, tT weeds, Woisteds, Ser-

Don’t miss this op or unity

Satisfaction guaranteed in every case.

The Store Former'y Ovenpied by A. J

oods !

Montreal to-dar, another | supply of

Eh o%

Friezes. ctr,

Step in goojs before pu-charinz 8 old and shop-worn.

McDONALD,

NABLE TAILOP,

Murphy,

WROUGHT ST!

THANKS!

MASONIC TEMPLE We are doing first-rate, and shall be pleased fo have

Shees,

you call and inspect our latest arrivals in Slippers, Rubbers. Gvershwes and Gaiters Avother fine lot of Women’s and Misses’ Gaiters daily

expected all good values, and just the things for useful

Boots,

at which = large quantity of Ceefet A:- | well as ornamental Xmas Presents and New Year's Gifts.

Soliciting your pxtronaze, and wishing you all the

\compliments of the season. yours*for neat, stylish, cheap and

good Boots and Shoes,

WEEKS & WARREN,

Charlo‘tetown, December 17, 1891—m wf & wiv

Ff Ls THE LATEST JUST RECEIVED,

A Stock of New Wrought St

WET.

rf) #2

+1 Ranges

THE NEW JEWEL RANGE, in surpasses anyth nz yet offered. JEWEL STOVES always lead the market;

makes follow with the best imitations they can.

KR. GB. NORTON & CO.

27, 1€94—tu fri CITY HARDWARE STURE.

“is

Wrouzht Steel, far

other

Charlottetown, Nov.

( ‘ALL

Bertie 5) git po “Beautiful Slippers for 2mas Time.

EARLY BEFORE THEY

ARE SOLD.

GOFF BROTH ss.

Charlottetown, December 14, 1894—m w f

‘WHY NOT

They are wa m,

GET ONE?

ocean encanta

| GYou miy as well

keep warm as nef,

Se ne

Buy a Fur Cape at

oT STANLEY. BROS,

+

tANGE,.

™ 3 nm a “ oa me ra 4 a : i Se > ~~ Set = a “ we ‘ Pe ay 4 < ae a cs wa — a ; ied ¢« gt i 4 ie ss a mee a B ad i

tae