THE D. AIL EXAMINER - . . ‘

rjc AND OTHER ITEMS, "=e" OF wares counon,

Mis Honor The Lieut..Governor Addresses | ‘cS @ the Students aad Presents @ Medal ' tead Beer Broe. ad His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor has | cf 2 \ oe eve: taken a kindly interest in matters | - ie 1 . St. James’ Ha pertaining to the education of our people, es : arved it is pl leas ng indeed to observe that ! p> a i this interest has in no wise dimi nished | re . Miller ‘ h s elevation to the high and hon- | é1 oni ~ atthe ible position whic h he now occupies ab) B.. B His Honor isa firm believer in Canada, ! op os i and has the fullest conf lence in its future. i will He never lose< an opp riunity of doing he t . 4 : wk at) What hes in his power to inculcate a true | nd = * Rust Rovtalt spirit of patriotiem into the young,—-o1 im- | ere > . 5 Be . pressing upcn the youthful mind the fact | eo 4 k . e. ‘ FOS ph 1 that in Canada they have a splendid | <p ; ] S i 4 country anda glorious heritage Would : en are that there were more such men. < : \ few weeks ago His Honor visited the ! : Lt . e nty schools and the convents and pres- ext ao ~ SF ther * ited each with a «x py of that patriotic . | Meeting | *Ong “Hurrah for Canada,” at the same | rap = Strar me promising & medal for the best essay “Canada and! its Resources Li a oa a > e eo) ence, every sel } ‘ who van : iM he whre trike the air (and sor Who cannot) may oO . : u ia lfrak®:) Rustic wv beard humming the words or the sony © fae with &ni thus-sounding the praises of Canada, } ‘ 4 while many are hard at work studying the | yo On a tory of the country with a view to com- @ 2.4 @ f peting forthe medal so kin ily ottered for pe ‘ . give (he essay, i co Mr. Simpeon, Yesterday afternoon His Honor visited | I . e Prince of Wales College and amplified | —_ ve _ ai pcos ehad already done iu this | Cy; erstand that | respecthy presenting thatinstition with a| c e Government | Copy of the song aaa offering a gold medal La , a~d, wi'l make | 'o the student § writing the best | 4 . Bridge this | essay on “Canada.” In making the | C> ei ' : presentation His Honor delivered an ad- | rt ™ a iress to the en that was brimful of | co a Sites A summons for qa) Kindly advice and words ef wisdom. After e : Canada Temper *0tme opening references to his own school- &.. Cc ‘ P k Dull, y days, and pointing to the advantages | s Lower S | Roa It j n ible | ! ‘ of the present day enjoyed in the y oP adll matter of acquiring education, he paid a | ~- . - glowing tribute to this Canada of ours, | apy Peta Dos’t M | Programme for the , 404 strongly advised the pupils to become | r- o St. James” Ball; famitiar with its __ biatory. We oO — Tuesda t j M have, said he, a great country— | oO ~~ Mr. Earle’ best. Look | country of. which we should all >, i : Fucedat ght for be proud. It is a land of seemingly | rc} a on @ Ja . imitable resources and great expanse of | : inl erritor Its constitution is excellent, ! . Crry Gat fhe steamer Cj ’ f ami there 3 no position to which the Ge Se A I Ghent. Capt MeN irrived bere from humble-t may not aspire. He urged the © ort ca Halifax last @Vé@omg with a genaral cargo, | *tudents before him to cultivate a spirit +42 5 CE |e fischarged and eft at 4 o'clock thie | of patriotism, to take an interest in their } ; Sar Halifax ’ y and become femiliar with © : = | j 2 arg - uv k | ever ng worth knowin ig concerning it “ _ . sta He pointed out that they had good teach- a <= - ere and every facility for ac Ne tei Cas l sur yas Azyainst 2 ia \'a good education *. Lair <> =’ \ Brackley Point, for) a former student at the Prince of Walee | > . ae s Cymbria Park | College, had gone abroad, me wae now a! ry} races, Wa ‘ : sed forthe want/ professor in one of the leading seats « oi ‘ a~e was tried before a. learning the neighboring Republic G > wD ; le Pa - ry Mag at Profe Schurman, another old student, | Q wa President of Cornel] University, a2 =. S&S - and there was any number oi Island stud- | I 7 The Stanley | ents at other universities who were giving | eo , k this morn-| good aceounts of themselves. The 4 a> = i about | students of the present day had the same } IP a > mz ’ ba!f-pa “ 2 af edneational a ivantages that those whom ae The N : vad St. Lawrence | he had named enjoyed, and perhaps great- © ar i Lawrence ! er They should seek to emu'ate them, <> a e ach rning | and endeavor, if possible, to do even better | 49 on they had done In conclusion he AP zi “ snd! expressed the hope that before | veal aa that M WM f this ty, ba= is term of office expired some at- | §-> 7 il : ‘ >right to sell the tempt wou ld be — to erect a more com- | rn i pr hut sect i the Govern- | m Ries © vllege Iding than the ne CG . | ment crea es tof January, they now possess "ie also advised the | Ce ei wre 1893. About ‘ will be put up| students to cultivate a broad Christian-like «> ~~ = that time sil trade can only | «pirit, and to always be kind and :riendiy he « pt i te vy Mr. M ore towar Is one another. ; ES a? = men \fier the applanse which followed thead + Socta “A : ” t social was lre=s had s Zz led, Dr. Anderson, in a few | «D> o~ = H last even- ppropriate remarks, returned thanks or Ss ” ing, , suspices of Wildey lodge. A | betalfuf the teaching staff and stude: | « aplendid progra e of a) and instru-/ HisHonor for his ve . hiaiend Goveibe ad : 4 a mentai | a gs, ete., was disposed | tiress, which he ‘euned would bear good Ty om | - ,and Grand Representaive Bremner | fruit He also returned thanks for the | ond 42 — gave a ting account of his visit to | song and medal, and trusted that the stu- 2 ~ the { Grand Lodge at Chat-/ dents would lows no time in beginning et _ tapoogs work on the essay for which the prize was | oO ' Th > s0 kindly presented i = Eis At TI0 The « : ee ae fiz es ’ the Don erectour- Saturday attractions at Carter’s book- a ne. eee. ee Oe Beater. Dent. m eee co © ee Core Geers oe Lae Cet Sens, cotta vershoes, selling | Gs ™ a oa lo : h cheap at J H. Bell a“ O prelinina : ate S the Liberal-Con SKating » Boots.—No is the time to & at servative pa ry little remains to | leave ders, we are giving -extra value w =—_ # ati Yea sorry. however, | this season. Try us.—J. H. Bell a w + ea 1 and wnorti ; c> Cs RD ern pa n so sat OQ er Fxg ' hat ou © - ; t< « , a oc BEAUTIFUL A sa 3 Cot aer ' the a! << . © . WOMEN Ow * eG . ta Laniel ” mas Se ° Mi 4. Fra a hi ; re- LO ww ported w P s Cove. C.B., in-snane 2 om wr 4 aining | 7 a ania a More Beautiful co : QO » the I a tiat } = after y 10 he re @ BS = made go, but ww = ° sOMNSON'S CREAM OF ROSES 2 carried ara a'ntanutes i hat It keeps the sk tand smooth. +~2 &, os © Cor ‘ and break up tne Fong, See Sa wu sa bat a : r Be ent”, ard, even to hia clubes.| Jghason & Johnsen, | o4 gap s , THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS. i Oo > mens epoca” | TE RELL Oe : <= Cor. Kent and Prince Streets. ' i Qs ON = ee ts lhe sittings f the } cm Deve: the County Court of; Cor. Queen and Richmond Streets. ' oc G . ; Queen’. ( w le ia va :— ov30 j Cc at F n, Belfast, on Tues- hereccetnmmpesinenaisniengemnececenentioce | ci ag oct = es Gay, 4 , oo: énd ( at Bonshaw, on Friday, 7th. | CS uz a iiioh at: Baneudlaaes, ux’ Yam | oO 7s s teh ( \ aati Sian Leh os Digee nary 08, 5 eee FURNITURE. ast acd 4 bth ( tat Chtion, New London, on a> <7 a> Pe T Sth Our large sales of fursiture from i — Sm oh f aU ha oad Wed May to this date have taxed our | fy x a ~ may, 2 f J i - Ga ene : facilities for delivering seriously, | c > @ v—\ i f . es for and some of our friends have had ox > a. the ¢ ‘ ting e County i Cou:t their patience tried thereby. For > age ( ge a We ! the next few months matters will! be | oO of that eenen te fs a ule for a ecomewhat reversed, All special - . — gran ert at New I lon, to be ; eid orders and repairs will now receive +h High Te3 and Fancy Cale fi ( t ( is ) ‘ tmber «itting of Che Court t} ere, at which prom pt aitention. When you duy Mech ani tal Drawin ak WILL BE HELD IN Judy From wnat we Xmas presenta ¢ ret something useful : fan ; e ¥ , ¥ of th . ; . co and durable—something your friend aoe Sf. Paul 8 Schoolroom om f ‘ : an can use daily—and thus be a daily The undersigned is prepared to give By .the Loyal Circle of the King’s ms en ' ent 28 sj : ics ( a 1 , rh ; -trumental reminder of the donor. We have pers ONS ani specif. | Dh os - cn om Partie | old Z i my; at “« >p. Mm. ro Vue ces ¥ ; : pore elie ae ve lots of them. cations for Patent, Copy nt, Biue-print to 6.30. ? a. ar or jo. = — se are, | ing and Dranghting in general A “i ion 10 cents. Children half price. a h . and ot c L. W. MACDONALD, Tea 25 cents,

' ' Judy ‘ k = . : oh : Judge Alley Land Surveyur and Draugltstman: Oysters and Soup in the evening.

fon Gave wi srt ba ‘MARK WRIGHT & 00, LMD,) xo F dets

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ings and ‘ A OT eat of } ocal eS Perfrmers will also take part, and alto Who Sel) at Selling Prices. E

ether ‘ promises to excel all the | j a =~ CIE

Concer w 1 New Lendon has been | F° *

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IS A GOOD APPETIZER. ale

Would anvthing be more acceptable to your wife than a beautiful Pare Linen ‘ Eke rT as 4 f\ fub’e Cloth with Napkins te Match ? . at $1.00. i } bp) We show some of the choicest goods ever imported here. | MS Zach set comes in a pretty box. Prices from $6.00 to) $14.00. This would be a present to delight anyone with. |

i ' a Suit the ses. value in towu. We also show a large variety of Fancy Drawn Work in

Tray Clothe, Doylies, Sideboard Covers, etc.

| 25 Quilted Bed Covers at 60c. and 75c. | These are much below regailar price.

at 25 cents.

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HARRIS & STEWART

LONDON HOUSE.

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\}l Linens at Xmas prices.

“Christmas come: bat onee a year. When it comes it brings good cheer.”

BEER BROS.

Tue Wearme2.—Uneettled with moderate south-east to south-west winds; rising | Peratnve: «ome sleet or enaw in mary places.

Charlottetown, November 23, 1894—«ly

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1894.

TTS SOMETHIN =

But we can do it Without Turning a Hair |

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P2aISH FRIEZE ULSTERS,

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in Brown and Grey,

° } “4 : + . . ] fi i glasses yu see well ¥i a weight, that were never made by any.:Tailor in town for less | iPrewetemeend shat makerls peed than $1800, We will make them up now to your order, fit) {2,202.7 zom fees

vr | ' pectacle Delay only increases and finish vuaranteed, for lefects which prompt attentionwill remedy. = Clearness and strength of vision m ay be

— indefinitely if you forestal! im-

Bcc j ment of si ght by a timely resort to io pctac les.

— a _ We have now # very large stock of

axe lenses as well as spectacles, and if you

1 wi “h to give a nice pair of gold spectacle glasses to anvone for Xmas, we can t iat

We Defy Competition !£w.1AYL0"

CAMEROY BLOCK

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This is only one of our hargains. We -have hundreds more,

in all lines of goods we handle. . Remember, we have no trashy | Trade and Sat Rich eoods---all first-class quality, _ Our terms are strictly cash.

G. A. DIXON & ‘00,

dect Successors to C. E. Robertson. me ld first quali We are in a pos

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from manufacturers for cash,

nd get prices We mean

D SEE OU wok ness, Special prices to dealers,

Everybody is a Trade.

We want your trade in the Drug

We guarantee eve ry article

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You won't need to STAY long betore:.vou. see that our aa stock is of the Newest and Most Stiiisn, and our Prices the RS Lowest in the city. No old stvles—everything, the newest and best that’s produced com’

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Below we give a list of some of the leading styles :— ae ERPS D. & A, 200, Parisienne, Yatisi, KE. 3. Long Waist, D. & A, wa | MEE Long Waist, D. & A. High Bust, Watehspring, Practical Hip, Curing A la Reine. Star, Corinne, Sensible Waist, Hygeian Waist. CRAP. COTGUA ANS. Ce

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pam eal ARMSTRONG & CO., MOORE & MéLHOD. |, 2 x Wis © IW WY BABY BVO ast falnnndann : sp Sees 29, 1894—t ts 8 vcW GUUUS ° : — KEW 69008!

——OF ALL OUR STOCK. OF which we have decided to | will find prices all right. Ladies’ Cloth Jackets, 20 per cent off. ‘OR Hy 0 JOHNSON ) : ‘ ' Ladies’ Felt Hats, Flowers and Feathers, 5) p ¢ off.

| We have a lot of Albums, | Photo Frames, Dressing Cases, | Manicures, Work Baskets, | Purses, Fine China, ete., ete., aa ih jclear at a biz reduction to y , make room for new goods. Now is the time to buy 5 Xmas preserts. Call early j !and see for yourselves. You r, ms cman In Capes, Collarsand Mufs. 4 preere ee we + voi GRAFTON STREET. Astrakan Jackets at 20 per cent off, poe Ladies’ Dress Goods and Trimming, 20 per cent off. Ladies’ Kid and Woolen Gloves, 20 per,cent off. EYE AND EAR. NOSE AND THROAT Ladies’ Corsets and Hose, 20 per cent off, | | Office -- Kent Stroot Silks and Ribbons, 25 per cent. off | aed Balance of our stock of Blankets, 20 per cent. off. Wants,

t. Found, &¢

° . . . . . . . EA ; - 4 8 veading charge As we have decided to diseontinue this branch oi onf;business,” all the abov vd . . must be closed out. The Stock is all new this season. It¢will afford a good opportun:ty eens

to buy newest goods at very low prices. SALE FOR CASH ONLY. y do an oe

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J. B. MACDONALD & CO. orm! &

Charlottetown Novewbe at, See MARKET SQUA one pened iene aie oe = Fioder will be

TT PIVIDEND =NOTICK, re css

By: WON'T FORGET THAT NOW, WILL YOU?

A line of Mea’s Kid Gauntlet Gloves! i

Men’s All-wcol Shirts and Drawers at 100. ~ + Sunbeam,

W + Good wages ‘fr os 1 i ' i hteu aovz7 MERCHANTS’ BANK P. E iSLAND " Devisieniienn Charlottetown, N« 29, 1804 " ‘ ‘ " iP minind 2 ihvete No ice is hereby sis n tha rs Half Ye \ sa 4 kiy from start. Diviviend, at the rate « p cent } ; ¢ : lian aad Ameri- num, on the Capita! Stock rf this Dank, hae ok tata in squatied been declared payabie atthe Banking House BROW ; » Na 1on, Toroute, Ont on and after January 2, 1805. a y ul The transfer books will be closed “rom th | 18th December, i894, to January 2 B, 1895 nt TA LOA indred a so days Inclusive and with goal dw ¢ house, wreaty acres By order of the Board j sred. With ia rile Railway Station a J WM. McLEAN, oo - County Price $10. -Apoly to M. P. | novie—Zaw & wky Cashier novédy im wk 2m

THIRTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE FOREIGN MARKET ave Taught Us a Few Things About Buying Toys.

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When in want of FLOUR have a look at our stock:

We have made what we believe is the best selection of TOYS ever shown in this

A line of _Meu’s Knitted Woolen Gloves We carry some of the best brands manufactured 1D | city. We want you to be the judge. Briuy your glasses, so you can see our prices

| They « are very smal! print.

Our sales of CUPS and SAUCE a VASES, CHINA TEA SETS and TOILET SETS are insured by the extra low pri

Get a’PRINTER’S OU FIT—Press and all—from $1.00 up.

XMAS CARDS and BOOKLETS, Xxmas Numbers of aii the Illustrated

Canada :— Five Roses. Seaver, Ogilvie's, Dove, Matchless, Gem, Papers. ete., etc., Dearing Cases, Shaving Cases, Manicure Sete, Glove and Handkerchief Cuces,

jsut $3 r bri. | Jewel Cases—eve rythi ing but “ Hard Cases.”

at abc $ pe ALBUMS, PHOTU FRAMES, BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ ANNUALS, ete GA VES.—Al] the newest and most popular Games.

| GUNS, PISTOLS, DRUMS and other Mititary supplies.

Howard, Kent. ol

ROLLED WHEAT, ROLLED OATS, etc.

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| IN STOCK.—A full line of Pure, First-class GRO-

| CE RIES. No second-hand goods. Inspection solicited. ~6—6LIT(BAZAAR STORE, | J.D. McLEOD «& CO, The Price Cutters.

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