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: Confectionery, Tobacco, C igti@ etc. |, when you’re passing this wey. ;
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Victoria Cafe
Greet George Street... Charlottetown, P. E, Islan
To My Customers and Prvspective Ous tomers :—
Permit me to call your attention to the fact that i am better prepared than ever before tosupply your wante in Freeh Oye ters.” itis a fact that in crder to be suc-
ces?ful in the Uy ster Susiness one must be a@ole to handie them in lar ge quantities, With this object in vie +, | beg l-ave to solict your patronage, and cen assure you of Satisfaction.
I may say that my Oyster Parlor wil be conducted in the usual firet class man- oet, where the delicate Bivalve may be obtained in every style ‘to satisiy the laste of the most exacting epicure.
Yours, &c.,
JOHN P. JOY
The P. E, [. Oyster King
LOW PRICES ———_— TELL EVERY TIME
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lt isimportant to know where to get the very best value for your money in the line of goods for (mas presents
We have a selee and
re large ior, by visitiag ourstore you will find our goods as cheap, if not chea>er than
any stere in the city. Since opening in our new store, in Pro vse Block, we have sold a large amount of goods at prices that have drawn the attention of the people and insured a .arge dhare of public patronage Thanking all for their support in the past, we will continuc, if possible, to do still better for thene izi cho future.
JURY & CO’Y.,
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DAILY EXAMINER CHAx Lorre: ETOWN, DECEMBER 9, 1899
blood and soap, waving a r-gulatioa rezov aod making frantic palls over otner chap’s face. Thank Heaven [ learned to shave myeelf without a glass. comes in hand nos.
Well, toconti:ue: We dressed for pa~ rade, and wen. art to hear Mr Fullerton. The service was short but preity good— and the singing was a failure. it passed off in @ sort of a way.
On! wien [think of that dianer. I wieh it were only 12 o'clock now. They gave us soup—thin—alwost two spoonfuls toeach min --potaioes, plea y and gool, canned beef—not as good as at bome, and plum doff. You may vot consider thisa very high-class teed, but let me tel! you it was an elaborate barauet com- pared to what we had just been getling. And we wou’t have another Sunday for a whole week !
A mild sort cf a sensation wes caused last nigbt by the discovery that the ship’s officers who run the canteen have been selling us at femine prices the fruit, cigareics wad 4.i cue stuff that was prem sented to us by the people in Canada. War was talked of for quite a while, but I | have not beard how the thing was setiled. At the present we are ouly about 1460 miles from (Quebec, and bave been five | days on the way. We will reach Cape}
letter will likely be mailed.
Contrary to expectation the time does not seem at all jong, for it is so pleas- ant that we lie aboat th- decks a)i day and tleep all nght. It is elso so rough that no kind of drillis possitle even though there are places on the ship where fully #ix men can stand with comfort.
Wedaesday—I am just going to add a line or two more, as Spare time 18 jimited. Since Monday the cea has been s0 smooth ‘hat one can hardly notice any motion in the ship, and eo we are being drilled. In the moroings we have to ro}] up oor ham- mocks and clear away everything. Then comes breakfast and dill, We usually bave a short loaf before dinaer, and drill again in the afternoon, When our turn comes—ey<ry third twelve hours— we parade for woich. Six men are chosen from our seciion for twelve bours du'y, and as there are thirty men in it each fellow’s turn comes only every seven or e'ght daye. Now they are shouting to parsde for hammocks. We stow them away in the morning and have to root around for them at aight. Every morn- ing at half-past six we urn out for pray- ers. Itisafarce,for not more than one buodred men can get bunched injone place and tbe othere can’t hear a word of what is being said.
According to reports we must be getting on fast now. Everything is io our favor, and the captain says we will reach Cape St. Vincent oo Saturday. It feels funny to be lying around the deck with hardly any clothes on, running out at five in the morning for acold bath sad trying our best all day to keep cool, while two weeks ago we were shivering in great coats. We sleep now bare naked and without cover- ing, and are not a bit too cool as it ir.
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2 Rake a WINS. OU, ART NL] Ow Ree av ADDITION NA aii Cape St Vincent, and | have no more A LETTE HS time to write, for if any mail is to t it ut roes at once, F , ' In a leiter receivel yesterday from ! rin island Boys With ron Brace, he gives an interesting account of tne boys experience ou the troopship >) . . Sardinian. The menu may be of be in: baladian Gontingent, «= ' | | ot - TD meat pepper l lb bread vinegar etter received her vesterday from 42 pt. teaor coffee salt t th i snders cn the Sard nian Cun» ats ; aa ta the Ow g : Roup 'p ckles SUNDAY p.m Today is my first ex- + apples each, everv day p ce Sunday ’ iroopsbip, and, oa | Plum daff, twice a week ‘ » far interesting, Ino Ovranzes and bananas, twice a week. at Sua Most of the boys were sick, but Nelson Service | escaped. | 7 wy te ‘*Pussday—Aboit twenty of uz Island] Suoday nit gp ae bi ey scrubbed cows _ hue decks today, E tb sleno-eup ‘tneeiiene uaa and afterwards had « bath ‘0 the washa ebiuls sineded<aheek ak Sane, house, It 19 great sport. We all stand rey sis die aneiee ake aa in @ panel close together and one of us Dienhec, Motsslnas tedeckatareches takes the hose and washes the rest down, ing . wp-siené and Neebbllh 00 ‘exten Art Dillon took our pho'os in scrubbing k €X e} 0 Wa and try to fe fresh. Contaune—~ceombere aud linders—with () eis ies is Real ine waind ial a brooras snd t uckets in our hands ve ro (yiebec, wash rooms with meee tial on ee a an : . ee oe Dillon are lance corp ale. Jack Boud- ae a a 7 . Pit oe rean, Alf. Riggs, Neev D iron and myself wore carried away, or rather parte of are m¢ ne orderlies for No. 1 section Come thoes sare, Sita eeicdelinihene<-shaea ada pany G. In a way we are privileged own, 80 pow tLe mornings you will see characterr; we vil allowed below decks and dais ines bh tecae a linen ames ae oe Pees eee when othere are not, ilk ad ok orte off position ,™ are excuse from watch and guard si ae duties. We also save the best grub for ’ y - andlog ourselves, you bet! Charles Hine, the h es _ | ae a ee pride of the Company, is Msjor Week’s =* ' 9 “Ai a ‘ a Sie a-', Wh was iii ia Lilt-baked bread | oe sud bad coffee without milk or sugar, | (Continued on page 5) we ail rallied in LO dress | for parade, and you never saw such aj general scraping in vour life. It beats Lora Crausapers.— Meeting in Wright’s any hou-e-cleanir v I ever saw. All day } Hall on Monday. yesterday and this morning the asval | eines peetvcle was one fellow standing over} Qpry Pisnin Title: ont for ‘be defaul-~ avoiber whose face
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publication. This notice is final. 3i.
So much depends upon the purity of by taking Hood’s Sarsa- different diseases are
'parilla many
The Natural History and Antiquarian ociety will meet next Monday evening in the Y MC A Parlor at 8 o’clock. Mem- invitations for friends Businese,— An introduction to the study of Mineral- T. H. Hunt M.A, B.D. dytf Women are not the only ones who are sensitive about theirages. A man doesn’t like to be told that be is geitlog old. Health keep: a man young. It doesn’t make any difference if he has lived eighty years. If they have been healiby years, he will be bale and hearty und wont look withiu twenty years as old as he is. Good digestion and rich, red blood make people look youthful. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medicai Discovery makes rich, red blood. It makes health in the right way. It works according to the right theory, and ia 30 years of practice, it has
rect. It begins at the beginning —begins by putiing the stomach, liver aud bowels into perfect order, but it begins its
good work on the blood before it fiaishes with the digestive system. It searches outdisease germs wherever they may be and forces them out of the body. All druggisis keep the “Discovery.”
Send 31 one-cent stamps tocover cost
Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser. Address World’s Dispensary’ Medical Association, Buffalo, N.Y.
You may not Know it, but the best place in the city to buy Dress Goods, Corsets, Gloves anc Millinery is at Prowse Bros
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The Canadian contingent has now goné +
tothe front. Don’t you want a souvenir photograph of our Loys in the contingent Nice plain photo mailed to any address post paid on receipt of 35 cents, by Rober L. Cotton, PO Box 84, Charlottetown Large size for framing $1.
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HIS OWN FREE WILL
Dear Srr2,—I cannot speak to strongly of the excellence of MIN..RD’S LINI- MENT. Itis THE remedy in my house- hold for buras, sprains, etc., and we would not be without it.
bat cannot fiad a‘ woolen gloves we have them in all the
It is traly a wonderful medicine. Joun A, MacDonaLD, . Publisher Iroprior Chronicle. Gents furnishings. If you want kid or
best rakes. Prowse Bros. the Wonderful
Sunday, Nov 12:h—We are right here Cheap Men. Bi. = r een meat pos
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Our uaderclothing departm2dt is design d to be able te satisfy any man or boy, no matter what size or shipe he may be.
We have the best $1.00 suit of all wool underclothing in the city this before, we repeat it now.
We can give you a good suit for 50c.
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We have a very fine natural wool guarantecd absotutely unshrinkable. fhe y are undoubtedly the nicest goods inthe
You get just what you want at the Model Store
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R. H. RAMSAY & CO
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ladies ; 2 ther at my STORE, and flock around the corset counter, like bees around a honey comb, We want to sell 100 pair to morrow; will we do it ? made the prices low enough to sell 1000 pair. LADIES -when we tell you we have the largest and bast sets that fit to choose Over 5000 pair in stock, from 22c to $5.00
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We want to make this the biggest corset sale ever held in Charlottetown
Come in
SENTNER, McLEOD & C
WHOLES (LE & RETAIL.
Wedding Gifts Our stock is replete with many articles of HANDSOME SILVERWARE that we are convinced ycu will not find it
difficult to make a selection by visiting our store on'Sunnyside
G. 2 ah TAYLOR
= 500 Improved Milk Cans
By the introduction machinery, we have overcom the trouble complained of i
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tS A McLEAN, Masonic Temple, Charlottetown
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LEITH HOUSE
Telephone 174 P. 0. Box 326 ne 82 to 88 Queen Street
Having secured the agency of tae fam /ous Zilver Spring Brewing Sherbrooke porter I am prepa Write for that of unsurpassrouine Ssur- prloaasaunet fail toed to supply ale | and be prepared quulity atnds
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