= = 7 = - > a ——_ — = - —_ = = POLARIS ‘ THE DAILY EX VE + 4 j | rus % § * yj d TXAM IN ER ° ° ‘ * ~ - < * r MN Ty y : I WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1896. H ' TY | —- - scelalithesigiaisaaca cen pai ——— Socererene ial i | CAI i Ri PERSONAL. HE CIVIC ELECTION. BORN. vaininn eionli — — - | oe Mr. J. St. C. Moore, of Elden, is among | 8tste of the Poll at 3.30 O'clock This | In Charlottetown, Feb. 10th, to Mr. and a ner] . : ; (he guests at the (Queen Hotel. He is a Afternoon, Mrs. George Stanley, a sen e i companied § ma si . : . - i “3. . D 7 : yea \ Pints is election day for a Mayor and } ga f eieymiiae $ ® i to |. MAE. ¢. 4. MeoLeod, who has been visit- | six Couacillors = e poll opened at » | MARRIED. i 4 £ irienas at New I m lon lur t the oO ock this morn = id w , yout an tee WORTH READING are At H Ri r Pp E I ] 1 } y R Vv J € 0 : ' ast three weeke. returned io the « . a er . ? : u a on a | é ope fiver, Ir. th. isiand, by hev. J. ,a4 “ 1’ ; He N . ata" ' . i H, t this afternoon ae 0.30 o'clock this } . George, M. J Tuesday, Feb 4th, ¢ @ 7 ;aa ie Is @ wuest u the Queen 10 - | afternoon the vote stoud as follows : | oo ; a > Manin , ve i ¢ : | ’ Messre, W. W.. Stanley. of Stanley Br | Joseph Montgomery McEwen to Victoria, e @ : and S. A. M I é — of M ; re sn Mel oz WARD ONE | oo eldest dau: ghter of John Simpson, Esq., Oneeeeececeeesess? +4 . MeLeod, o 00 & Mc vd: 4 : vere } ssencers in the Stanley to-day tn) Dawson © © Se cececcessoces ce te ececees 183 | | Hope River. . S| ” + * >I route Kngland in the interests of t Oe CERI ens ccsiaed Gell hinds ce ccs hE i At the residence of L. J. Sentner, Esq., ara. @went 3 kd bei 8} ve : PG ii resis es 171 | WORTH BU YING. | Charlottetown, Feb. 6th, 1896, by Rev. O are uy side down at Mr. James Reil, of Dorchester, N. B.. | Clarke................ enteniinaee tae “|B. Emery, Mr. John Eb2nezer Poole and our big oe , >| accompanied Ly his son, arrived here last a | Miss Sophia Jane McRae, eldest daughter . : as “jevening aud registered at the Queen | staal te lof John McRae, Esq, all of Montague, Whi P ol. Hotel. It is underst piel egg object of Dawson os Montene kinleles cecheus me yT Wy 7 y | P.E.1. hite Goods Sale. } a eir visit is in connection with tre cor MMHG eccchivincelicéiclais coseseoe 80 IN STOCK NOW . =— ——= . }stru of the new Roman Catholi > ’ oa oer | DIED. : 4 sic Rane WARD THREE. ype s l e Niac- , , " F j Cathe iral, ae a _ Poy e's Life of Sir Jchn Mac | At the residence of his sou, Kensingtor, | FOR E x AM P] E = i ar H. J. Palmer, whose health has ago « bbbibscusueeusicie se ae donald; on the 2¥th December last, Wm. P. Evanr, | : | | not been very se ot ied ; ee te Ni oe re a <T] R ; B formerly of Burlington, aged 65 years. Nj lit T ble Li 5 | ~} Fuesiay en route to Ragland fora month " 1e oOnnte riar Bush,” | The deceased was for nearly 35 years a re aVice quality iabie Linen A EE A N . \ os he id pha a } WARD FOUR, ' . é . - ¢ ? WO, In the hoy that hange \ ee ee . Vestryman and Church Warden, and an 46 inche . wi le 14 4 BIG B G I Ss i : : : |prove beneficial. Mr. Palmer will be a | Dawson............ pT ene er <n: | active worker in St. Stephen’s Church. ” us, c IN-———. a r > ™ }} a*senger from Ha fix to London on he Haszard Cdeeeeneeseaoeens 66 0 teeeenonsee 14] anc At R th Ind inat Catheri e Me ~ \\ lat c. tv of St. John Be nV va e N vwlson..... : 218 voOna, On 1e@ snk Isf., é eri G e >: a = : y g os reherheenemesgenoes’ & ‘ i t: % 1 eA“ ~» 0 ¢ - = : un S10.-| Phe young gentleman referred to int J hnson ee ‘ The Days of Auld Lang Mich! ov, at the advanced age of 17 od He we | illow Cot El a 4 ‘ vork wing extract from the Lincoln Times, OIE sebcviaincccba tees eu ua socene 206 Syne re og Bel ae Fel one «= WOM, 40 inches wide, 10¢ 4 ai “ - Davenport, Lincoln fender. Wash i: ee Se et : 12Q . ? At Pinette. Be fast, on the st of Feb- j | es t t t} son of William McLean, Esq., of this city, : | ruary, Finlay §cDonald, 10 the €9.h year ? . i . > 3 snd received his training asa banker iv | 1 WARD PIVE By McLaren. | of his age. Fine quality Circular Pil- A Big Basket (Linen) at i }the Merchants Bank of P. E. Islan en i cla vevteeseeeee 440 . At Bonshaw, on January 12th, Ann ] te . 11 »2 air ‘ j Be , 4 ana teats : i 2 ‘ 1 : ° f ons » OF Ja ary is » AnD, if a Ow Cotton d ch as eS. ] or pal . Mart McLean, who has so acceptably | : i ’ |. .seseeseseee sence Oot eee ceeeeeeeens 2l4 se History vf Newfoundland.” | relict of the late Alexander McQuarrie, o = ? 10 inches Large size. all Linen. 2c¢ pennant the position of book-keeper in the | °F" retseeeeeeeeeer @eeceeecercseceecee Ol | elder, in the 84th year of her age. a id lde eee ite tenes g 1 | Big Bend National Bank for aeveral years, | OOPCr +-+-s0secssceseees pistiisnesvoesasd Mee | By Judze Prowse : I va . : per pair N s+} leaves for Spokane Friday of this week. | Hus hes, 478 | . - At St. Peters Bay, on the Lith of ‘+ ‘ na 2p x. ‘ eee i shere he has accepted nyied on in the | Tanton co cae 209 1 ’ y cemberny Charlaue, the apres = nce Heavy r Wi it 2 S] 2t] r Extra large, Li nen, oc. é ated | Traders’ Nationa Bank. His many wp-sindgieen a eae orseeee 200 | Chambers (New ) Complete Eg eer Sane a -ant =e ) m9 nes \ ery fine Huck, 22x44 ‘ a vs | t 8 community will regret his ; here is no contest for Councillor in E neve l¢ 2: ‘ arca} ave. pESUanG, , 6 . ines os = vards wide. | an) inches. 5c er Di +} - | leparture from Davenport, and the best | Wards Two and Three, there being no op ancy »ped vata bargain daughter mourn the loss of an affectionate 7 ' IC, per pair. f yj} wishes ofall will follow him to his new | position to McCarron and Taylor, price, wife and mother. é ie sae e eae ae ited At @harrwool, on the 4th inst, after an be ’ = ‘ ; ‘ Po — Iiness of »e months, Susan Leslie, re- | . « ree en : ie she ene illness of three months, Su ’ & T KOR oe naligce aan eae en mmnne oo rvous wemen wil] find relief in lict of the late John McLeran, aged 78 4 4 € 4 ° ; \ Rose by Any Other Name, Hood s Sarsaparilla, because it enriches veeue ' ss ‘ y ' i tt ee I the blood and d thus strengthens the nerves. ' : a ee a ame, “ - c Pt \y lid en as sweet t3 not the _ ——$_$__—____ manent qa M views are ex ume, but the thing the pame stands for, When General Campos landed at Cor- “T am cured since taking Hood’s Sarsa- é be apy ied} which counts. Itis not the high-priced | Uma he was dressed in civilian’s clcthea, By mail every day paren is what many thousands are say- = i Labe 1 the bottle, butthe wine in the | and stopped the salute that was being fir- . . ing. It gives re spewed vitality and vigor. ' : srn.—Joseph M , aged | bottle, with which the public is concern- | ¢d in his honor as asa high woilitary offi : : ] . a4 . I , were | Cal I re puonc wants lag d bi it che ap ; ae ie yave as — reason thas he was The best Carnival ever held as statin" Oe a ee "ete te | Magara & Moore, | in ietsaze Se Bk PRESCRIBE FOR YOU. N sis a | have supplied in clarets, burgundies aod ‘ounterpanes, ‘a te and colored ro re, , - ’ sauternes, at the lowest prices ever offered } s ( — 60e, whi an 9c. al oe to-morrow night. ai 1 tA 4 There w e | , the = story of se¢ ling in any country $1 “0 and $i. 35 to choose from, all Charlotte tow n, Feb. » 1896. _ — cer ——— . . > . . 1 ° i ‘ a : C at Georgetown on] $3 anc 1 $4 per doz. quarts. And yet the] new goods, g eaubink You will save 20 With the aid of Artistic Cutters we can perform an operation UpOR yeu that will

es ¥ f- | wines are excellent liey have aze; they per cent—James Paton & Co. Ady 3s and gentieman’-| Bive robustnesr; they have bou juet Is Wine forthe ;oor man at last; a wit

i tine ya \¢ for the poor man at last; a wine ana A would suggest. No more scientific operators at our cutters’ table ard on our work bench * a pe | not hart oo ] ee “an be found on this Island, Then the EXQUISLTE STY LES in our Imported Fabrics. , Mr. A. W. Reddbd kegs ldvsee—Sordeaia Chant Co. 30 Hospital | Orange-growing in Arizona is declare We have them. Our charges, too, are as low as any First-class Establishment in the a wd t cf his store all| Street, Montreal to have passed the experimental stage, and country.

— if ] ’ | & will become an important industry in the .

Re) ecgaacaien |e = JOHN T. McKENZIE , s A stat raf 2 a Scasnttcemic ee —— Miiland Empire: “It seems advisab'e ; : € , i ; ' ral” Drug Stor whisk be dheies thatthe seuueee Ghcch & CO. for Liberals of Nova Scot a to prepare for A Fancy Dress Carniva STAR MERCHANT TAILOR, : |

make you feel well and look well. It’s a new Suit of FASHIONABLE CLOTHES we :

i } ne [led him to d e to resion the lea fers ship | the general re by getting a new Charlottetown, February 7, 1896—135 & wky Next Door to J. D. McLeod & Co's, as ge a Wen} f the party are of a purely personal nat- series of trale and other po licies. WILL BE WELD IN | g : \ Quigley, formeriy/ure. He has, he says, to earn his living —_——— The Victoria Culonist asks :—“Is there 13 ired in Boston | by his pen, and has too Icnz neglecte! his anyone in the Liberal party or out of the it @ COMEAE eeeGlacehastes, the will retain hic coat in Pa 3 "Ty! Liberal party wholcan say with arytl ing HILLSBOROUGH R ‘ oe r car- | Jiament. a On pring Millinery 1 <e definitness end certitude what is tie ’ va va ind a coneacit i Lt eral “trade policy at this present mom 7 i, S nae stance | A pleasure to wear for its own stylish }ent?” Ifthe Liberal leader intends par eee ce at 6 : t appearance, Cravenette offers the unique -- t pating in the - gunk de bate he mig’: { — sistema q

The Fe deral ( Council of Switzeriand has

: : i. ao sa i x» ‘ > ii S Church base—| elements, but is s ee ¢ . 7 ae | authorized the President of the Republic lannels, Our The Prettiest Patterns, i ess wv e de- 1 rproof, being light, elastic, and Information about Spring | toaccept the proposal tendered - the ‘ Blankets, Own The Largest Variety, a

Mr. Moas, Marshfi | not distingu Ag le from any other dress |

: | Gov ronment f Great Britain and tl This Carni i ] i / ; ' : * ones . r rovert ents of Great »ritd is ( yal ll eclipse anytl g ever alr Sle . , ama vette, and a solo) zoods. Tu Nave, Myrtle, Brown, Grey, Millinery is copied from a | United States, that ia t ung the} This Carnival will eclipse anything ever | Dppewets. Makes, The Closest Prices,

nited States, that in the event of a dis- | seen on P. E. Island, as no expense will be

M. M od ¥ assist mak-| Castor and Bi ack. Makes up into cos agreement as to the chuice of an arb tra spared to make it a grand success. Yarns. WillAll be Found Here

: i ite. steeds eile eitaed’ Cr came ns? he igen nga, (en eens ‘Thursday Evening, Feb 13.| tweeas, All The Rest Cloths, i

z sting. You are cor-|tumes, cloaks, wraps. Cravenetie is a}, ireuls "Al e1 i ‘ > - for the Canadis saler-’ claims > 14) . ' : ay ' : ar received by recent | tor for the Canadian sealer-’ claims the A handsome Gold Medal wili be award- 7 7 “ 1. Siver collection. | mouey at waue "Tv he = whatever 13 . President of Switzerland shall designate { ed to the skater wearing the most repre- Ve e e. TURN E R, A se nt, & mete | sacrificed in styie. he Weal spring or rite o Pa Te Ty > : | an arbitrator » > owe © ad ; : ‘ mail from Mes rs. Nell ros. A SEDER. sentative costume, to be awarded by com i { -A s of St George’s | summer dress eee S ave Bri ’ A London cable to the New York pallies: fs ges. MONCTON WOOLEN MILL, MASONIC TEMPLE ‘BUILDING, GRAFPON ST. z s fallat So’clock for} Many new features at the | New York Milliners : — | oo Sl ig oo ne oe The — ae — Selly seem " Charlottetown, November 13, 1895-135 & wky : i me cc ; ie situation in the Transvaal is much | by 0 ( e . Fe al to-morrow night. | Laces tnore serious than it appears to be on the | trical Display will be given by Mr. Perley nae “ ; 3 i‘ neat 330 2 : ! ; 1 q 3 . atte r ; a “ surface. It calls attention to the fact that ; Welsh. : rare, eraw ‘ saws ake ra A EOS A SS - : nie . ; SLSSCECEVECECEBE Laces, like flowers, go with the spring | the appeals against the Boers, and the It is expected that there will be the Jar- 1s memes MONTAGUE : : Ney a his |@ é | anlieumues Shs mh ale 7 despatches stating that there is imminent | gest number of skaters ever seen on the Z : a ig : » belie JUST - ee rR oes a ee DEW> | danger, cabied to. it by Uitlanders, are | ice in Charlottetown. . iz } i s JU @ | more that is rich and handsome, shown in | sent from points under Brittsh rule, thus Popular Prices :—Spectators, 25 cents ; . arria e actor z T ' ms : ied on 2 e ae 4 Paris for this season. showing an absolute ¢ ensorship of tele- | Skaters in Costume, free. er Ou ar ains § i at) - : . ‘ a 1 ‘ . ? NOW ¢. Ti) . i. . | grams by the Transveal authorities, Galbraith’s Full Band in attendance. Ry | : : - y : o og . 6 ne newest in Laces is the reai appil- calintancnisnapisiiinniiiisit Doors open at 7.30. Grand Parade rt pe / j pres -n’a 3 vill | i tter than S EVERYBODY’ § PILLS al ae ae on wits a — . Who will win the gold 8 o'clock. 1 B. DAWSON ' a | ice se sowing this season t alee i , lack. effect is particularly rich : J. B. DAWSON, i A ete.eed gingsempmngsl sist 2 ere : é € yn lay. ; é ’ a a ie * . ae Y * J at . medal at the Rink to- -morrow GEORGE J. RUGER3 tl p-[0- ale urniture. S Che assortment consists of z mber a : v. a RO | charming. e fonts all 1e first-class oe e eam oS a oe : nt ‘ ‘ \ se elegant. Mr.|@ ARE IN $ | modistes in Paris using this and other fine night , fcb8—dy Managi rs. ¢ Single and Double Box Sleighs, ’ , ecoratiot . 4 ? ; : : > : es } - ee i$ 9 | laces largely. It is evident that Lace for “We find the best and > | Round Back, Square, ete, . : ‘ois soeipate ‘RPT first-class trade will bein demand. Ap ‘ T ? > ; : ‘nti r ea GREAT 3 c-Gunes tem I re : * Prompt attention to Re “pairs. Paintia - 3 a | plique lace on hair braids is very effective. cheapest at John N ewson s 6 a specialty, Terms reasonable, Si: Meeenaki ha Abe a Dserst a 2 . nl Matchen i r1§ DEMAND, S | Maline and tulle, both plain and fancy, | I urniture Store, 1S the it vs JOHN McLEAN & SON. M | cha Ha ton, ~ Ont.,} | play an important part in this season’s : ’ , . Le dec6 —ly & wky a ha eng tn 18 becuse they eure Head $22 imran rt i wan’ | verdict of the shrewd one. Bf) “78 3 ¢ a . ¢ e .

: y i a : ogee a ' < — a = ache, Billiousness, Indiges tively ae covered the bright-colored | No trouble to show goods, 7 . Ce og a eo on, etc. "ice 2) C ts. | flowers like a screen, suggesting roses | ‘i ‘ ae all ge bt he a oa tion, etc rice 2) cen | ‘enc ders 1, suggesting r The prices sell them. IF 7 wae 3 JOHNSON & JOHNSON, 9) + certieaties « eeiey- tne | We are offering the balance of Winter YOu —vee ae rs ee eile | an _ nonens on is a — with | : : E one OSS Neva, atl which ¥0!l| S°°°CCCeACCCCE RCT te, Nis tre cutee cit ana | Ulsterings, Overcoatings and Suitings at JOHN NEWSON. WANT

the borders of lace. They make elegant : Be j ‘ a pair of Moccasins for snowshoeing

Charlottetown, January 30, 189€—dy ;

very low prices to clear, Do you want

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, | also demands very broad and wavy effects * . ° ‘ ’ : oo ee ‘ Miss F a A Cam] 1} in lace Narrow Valenciennes a white, anvthine in our line ? If SO, don t put it PROD ec the bargains we are oflering. All tse Flor Ain Campbell in lae, Marrow Vales «, anything SSS ST CS hied r the| black or butter seems to be the favorite. \ , yur moccasins at reduced prices to ; wing the pants Over a} We judge so because we saw it used pro ‘oft any longer—buy now, clear For prices see our windo ‘ wever sped unbart.| fusely in all the first-class shops. ; H Phe citizen» of Chariot-| to-day. The Candi- Gold Laces, = straw laces un ae E He ove 2 tree, R. K, JOST, 16 QUEEY ST. r t hve a pprtunity this evening of} “ braids of beautiful designs are very desir .. ‘ ae ian : of gangs dates meant business. | able. Cashmere effects in laces are bright J. <i BR, U CB nye 3 i ; ee Stampers Corner, G | + aie a : t se city | and pretty. They are as popular in these e o s ” of delicious TEA are satisfied when supplied with | Fd 5—dy

; son ' r ; of thee ty, . e a . i ~ . ~— " a to maintain their place at the head of the We are hot after your | as in other materials. Merchant Tailor. our lines of English Breakfast Congou, India, China. panies of th o1 Charlottetown January 22, 1896—-dy Oolong and Ceylon Teas. We believe our 22c. Blend ifran ! “Bran! .

Linen Laces are new, pretty, reasonable and much used. Don’t forget to ask for to be the best on the market for quality, strength ; time is most worthy of you with hot values—and | these when looking at our stock or samples: Foe Syd ee flavor and price. The public realize a good article 50 Tons Best Genliey tons e.t Sian

tg Cone Sar ane Site te Vp k | , when they use it, and to-day our sales on this Tea | toba Wheat, wholesale only. ’ Po idl show you the finest stock to | Gauzes and Veilings. are larger than ever before. ae CARVELL BROS many pia + an ; who $s @ lergy a . 4 febll 1 246 ; supposed to have the right ‘to/select from ever showa by us. | “These tn beksity and ‘slew designs keep E We carry a full line of Canned Goods, Jams and Wants La 1 e d ce tl Just Low it bes bees we with otchee. deest@ients:. ie ean Jellies, Fish, Boned and Skinned Dried Codfish ants, LOST, POUNG, a I ’ ’

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ha en marrying people for half a cen MARK WRIGHT & 0 LTD. | many exquisite effects while in Paris and -siiiatia iia : Flour, Meal, etc., which we will sell at the Ver\ | Advertisements under this heading charged tar} vio have no legal right to do so. " London. We have brought some charm- lowest prices. five cents per line.

ing ones with us, to delight the eyes of B MILCH COW FOR SALE~A. new milch

our customers and enable them to offer Our aim is to biy the most reliable sood and | ©°¥, £001 ilker. Apply to ALEX K.NNE- Nv I 1 3 2 : DY, Southport. lw pd wy ii—f j « Sy it Fai + am nt my ta ay AY | the most stylish to their patrons, the re- = sell them at the lowest prices. Eggs taken in ex : te > , _ We cz ) "ys (WANTED TO FXCHANGE—A_farro i | som ; of the Purisiag*pearke: We oan change for cash or goods. Goods deliverel to al) { cow. weil fed, in zood condition, loexchen we

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¥ = . » . . i A char g affi 8 spider-web gauze, i — : i AND * OY Shae Nae a : as B ae WILLIA’ G N & q WANTED-—a lady teacher having time at ; ¥ te x into which are woven 2 ae ag ‘ EE cs VW RA® - CO." | her uisposal wou'd be pleased to assist chil- 4 , roses The e s ) se artistic oe : | dren intheir studies at their homes »ply i 7 : THERE 4 ne = : ao Ghee a ane Za Jharlott towa, Jun? 19, 189°5—135 w QUEEN STREET. | ios ‘ A creations putthem within > ) o ’ B 9 a : Senet ~ : ¥ the best trade only. 50 Men’s & Boys’ Overcoats and a sing ree os cree ‘ ‘ witer nthee é dw i hot water an« avire ? 1 é ASES ARE { A feature of this season’s gauzes is the go : bi nd well s owas ‘a henge ‘ mt $150 ah per w + - , * . ; Year. *Ossession ay nex ngquire at - / variety in widths. Some are narrow wi SZ a AN ENG { ISH | this office, ent ead % ’ enough to be used without cutting. Ulsters, price from oO to | WANTED TLocal ban Grn Wi OR E ; Good ‘time for sel = SE “guaranteed. . 4 In colors we have all the plain and | SO : DIER | For particulars write Brow BsoTHees if MORE fancy ones, besides the ombre and new $16.00. | COMPANY, Toronto, im 1 6— janes © ay ae cashmere effects. : : : | MAE one y ILLA TO LET—Situate adjotn- 5 £0 ; ee ° * k | generally has a favorite whiskey which | \%2,?s?¢ss } Se mathe ine mast benithey 7 ON ; rsa: aacbepee * . — = “oy = 30 Ladies Jac ets and U sters, he calls for wherever he goes. For years | coe tne two csc boa wpe , oh L i1 contrasting colors, to be used as a kind | ile Mwai! s . seek @-ahsanan fied ane aie a} lining for gauzes. } ng 18 arrisons have called paid quarterly. a ply to Be: NJ Day oman — a: a ing from $4.00 to $16.00 eae at 4, : THE In Veilings we hav2 many new. and } rangi 4 + ® " < hia aae 1 ——— nth J 4 ‘ orms, We think nothing es- | , ‘EE !—It you desire a copy sen j popular forms. g o particulars—NICHOLS & Co, Wesic Ly \ K RONT ciped us in the way of new weaves. We | Al i AT HAI F PR | C F | | Buildings, Toront we & Aerts ‘ i r found a new Cross—tar pattern quite popn- | Th Militar cotch | gr? LE TAs good tenement house on Bishop W AY . lar, and brought back a good supply. | 8 x Ss ” o DAD . te EL a bins sx she mr Tue , } p | _ Black net veiling edged with lece ig very} © Tt, will pay every. buyer to look at these Try it yourself and you'll always ask | $1500 92) ton" fin on mortage i; ae. f { popular. We have some haudsome de- | for it. —_ - . ity, a oa Fark, 9 soed Deigh- f : | a ” 1€a1 Grrafto ree riy to x Magni iff i¢ ent Assort ment of 4 signs. In hed x ened upon aoe j a Reaw ne = — —to > ‘or coe. ; son very mcG@i with the beautiful designs ~ 3 +f’ . a a ee ve ‘es’ and Children’s Wear ore et aa that you ‘ | goods, as they must be sold regardless Lawrence A, Wilson &C0., Montreal “10, LET—New residence corner o! Graiton ‘ . s 2 . anc ocniora Streets; ice , ion, modern { Ladies’ an ate : December 11, 1895—135 i an ee” ee “ senate B d 3 KMBOOKR ££ « vince ? | White Night Robes, Cotton Corset Covers, Ladies’ Continued Tc-morrow | of cost. property Apply oF W L Mocks, Follcltar ; ‘ White Skirts, White Cotton Knickers, Ladies’ Cot- | ——$—(x) ———_ Adverisers T &e, London House Corner, daw im- deck ton Wrappers, White Cotton Chemises, Ladies’ Mus- * FRET SA W- I have a vs ry nice foat-powe > ja Ch . - . Fret Saw for sal: cheap. Firt appl cant ge lin Aprons, Misses’ Lawn Dresses, Misses’ Print W A Wee S 0 ‘Tr me | HARRIS e home circulation is the most valuable fcr a bargain KL, Corres: Brighton Road. Dresses. All samples at 30 per cent discount. ols *9| e 3 advertisers. Tur Examiner reaches the homes | |

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