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vary ine in English Smoked Boneless Breakfast Bacon.

I Choice smoked Boneless and

Sugar Cured Bacco. Also

Sugar Cured Hams. Prices right always.

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The St. John Sun reproduces from th London Times an account of the visit of

the Prince of Y\’ales to the first-nan ed

_ city during the summer of 1560. Amor 2 . many other features of the celebration as noted by the Times correspondent

the following:

was

It was said that some 25,C0) extra vis?-

tors were in St. John on that night, and

no accommodation was to be got fir money, and certainly not for love. It was this want of shelter_,doubtless, which led so many of t-heiasses to fortify them- selves in such an uncommon degree against the ill eil`ects of sleeping I in the night air, and subsequently to recline on road and footway in attitude indicat-

personal comfort and safety. In provin-_

ive of the most profound oblivion to » Reply to address of wel00m@-P- G-lW-

B

cial phraseology, St. John was v ry

Q 0 ° “tight” that evening, for the arrival of ' ` His Royal Highness seemed tohave trans- _ 'f"" ° ' ported the people with delight, and drink- `~'_~.\` ing his health and long life vrasconsidered ` _ _an excuse for everything. Yet, no dis-

'ea

_ as _ Q. 52°!

_ _ After stcelztaking we Hn "7 we have a few of each

L lea Sells & Chamber Sell

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slightly damaged, we will sell _

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HALF PRicE

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if _ .

_ while they last: Only a few. _

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' `- Great bargains at _‘li _,___ .___

hush hrhrh

_ . Sunnyside. ' _c

~__-=~ Lewis' oi.-i stand. ll)

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FIRE INSURANCE

-APPLY TO-

BYli|lMAN & G0.

REPRESENTING

.North British & Mercautile_Ins. Co.

Union Assurance S;ciety.

Phoenix Assurance Co.

All Eiglish Companies- Combined assets $lO0_O00.000.

Honest claims settled with greatest

degxatch and liberality.

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the most interest in your needs.We strive to accmomo date 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 trial and be con- vinced that what we say is

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Place to have your regair work done is the place t at takes

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turbance; not even a street row occurred during the whole time of the royal visit.

Some interesting historic facts are

noted in the current number of the P. E.

_ Island Magazine. Among these isthat the ltlrst vessel propelled by steam to visit

Jharlottetown harbor was the Richard Smith, a small craft which came from

Pictou on 10th, August 1830. In the f.o1-”

lowing year, in September 1881, the Royal william of 1270 tens, bum at Quebec, called at this port on her way to Halifax. This steamer was the first to

cross the Atlantic by the unaided power of steam, which she did in 1883, when she crossed from Picton to Gravesend. This

remarkable event is commemorated by a brass tablet in the corridor of the House

of Commons, Ottawa.

In the current number of the P. E. Is-

land Magazine, which is issued to-day, Mr. Archibald Irwin announces his re- tirement from tha Examiner and that he will in future devote his time and enor-

gies wholly tothe Magazine. There isa full bill table of readible and interesting: ar- ticles, one of which is reproduced in our issue of to-day. The second article of a series on Our School System, from the

pen of Judge Warburton, gives promise that his exhaustive treatment of the

subject will, whenfdeveloped prove of great value. It is yet two early in the seriesto say more. _We bespeak for the Magazine that widely extended patron-

age and support which it deserves at the

hands of the reading public of the Island.

The recent fire in Montreal which des-

troyed property valued at four millions of dollars, affords another illustration of Ithe

almost impossibility of constructing buildings that will be fireproof. The fire in this case broke out in the interior of a

mercantile establishment, which fact is

in no way remarkable. But that it should spread to and destroy a magnificent stone structure such as the Board of Trade

building seems strage. In this great structure which cost a half million dollars there were about 200 oliices. The burned district on St. Paul, St. Peter and St. Sacrament streets included a number

of the great. wholesale empsriums of

Montreal. Among those who suffered were the wellknown firms of Sax Sc Co.,

H. A. Nelson, Laporte, Martin & Co., Coris'_ine, Silverman 8: Bouler, J. Nirsch, F. Cohen Sc Co, Burnstine Sc \Volseley, H. Levy, Hiram Johnson, Bell, Simpson Sc Co., the Davidson Manufacturing Co;, H. NV. Decourtney, Seybold Son 85 Co., British American O‘.'cral1;Co., Gilmour Bros, B. Levin Sc Co., and others.

THE removal by death of Capt. Archi-

bald McL:iine will be deeply and widely regretted. He had reached the ripe age of TI years and had been keeper of the

Tan llrst quarterly session of the Grind Division met yesterday at Long Greek

ed. The Grand Scribe, Ernest S. Weeks

were among those pre sent The afternoon 'session brought a much

e larger attendance. The oillcers' reports_

were received and duly relegated to their 1

prapercommittees. The reports showed that the order is in a verygood condition, both financially and numerically. Several of the subordinate divisions

The evening meeting was well attended

bymsmbcrs of other Divisions and con-

A. Lawson, G. W. P., as Chairman : Opening address by Chairman. Chorus- Choir. 5

Recitation-A. McKenzie. Address of Welcome-P. G. W. P., Jas]

McKinnon.

Solo-Sister Rotha McKenzie.

P. Simpson.

Chorus-Ct ofr.

Speech-P. G. W. P. Arbing. f Recitation-Sister Florence Stretch. Speech-P. G. W. P. Edwards.

Essay-G. W. McPee.

Henderson. B __

Speech-D. C. McKinnon; Speech-Hugh McMillan.

Weeks. "

with Heather Division. At the morning _ session P. G. W. P. Jas. McKinnon presid- '

and W. G. Sabine, G. S. J. W..

reported renewed energy during the year.

sisted entirely of members of the order. 'I he following was the program with John

Duelt-Bro. Henderson and Sister

Addresses-Arthur Tanton, E. S.

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Internal Treatment. _

(ijitioura

THE SET, consisting of CUTICURA SOAP, to cleanse the skin ol' crusts and scales , and soften the thickened cuticle, CUTICURA OINTMENT, to

‘ instantly allay itching, irritation,

and inflammation, and soothe and heal. and CUTICURA RESOLVENT» to cool and cleanse the blood, and . expel humour germs. A SINGLE SET is often suificientto cure the most torturing, dlsfiguring _(skin, scalp, and blood humours, rushes,- itchlngs, and lrritations, with loss

I ol hair, when the best physicians,

Millions oi People Use tuilcun Soar

Assisted by Cnricuaa Omrxsur, the great slrln cure, for preserving, purifying, and beautifying the skin, for cleansing the scalp of crusts,ecalel, and dandruR, and the stopping of falling hair, for softening, whitening, and soothing red, rough, and sore hands, for baby rashes, ltchings, and chalings, and for all the purposes of the toilet, hath, and nursery. Millions of Women use CU. 'rrcuiu Soar lu the form of baths for annoying

recon-oc veperp , _e r o

washes for ulcerative weaknesses, and for many sanstlve, antiseptic purpoeeswhich readily sug- gest themselves to women, and especially moth- ers. No amount of persuasion can induce those who have once used it to uae any other, espe- cially for preserving and purifying the skin, scalp, hndinir of infants and chi ldren. No other med!-» catsd soap is to be compared with it for preserv. ing, purifying, and beautifying the skin, scalp, hair, and hands. No other foreign or domestic toilet soap, however expensive, is to be com- pared with it for all the purposes of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Thus it combines in Orin Soar at Om-: Pizrcs, thc nssr skin and complex- ion sonp, and the nxsr toilet and baby soap in the world. »

B ld th h t the world. B `tisi: Depot: 27-28

Chfmrmmggsdxmndm. Pornslilnuo Conr.Pzops.

Burning Sealy-

Complcte External and i

and all other remedies fail. l`r__‘_

Ii' yor rziccount is past due do not be surprised should . .__ _-

you receive_a summons to appear on a set day at either the

the Countyuor City Court.

We have on our Ledger

We would much prefer

some 300 accounts that we

are going to collectby process of law.

if those we refer to would

call and arrange for _payment at once. t

it ilu.,-

$51388

1101000 known

new

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line Thousand

f llemnanls,

.

At 9 0’clock this morning there will begin at

our store, one of the

Greatest Sales of Remnants

ever held in Charlottetown

at This is the time to buy /I '

This is the Store to buy from. _

This is the time when your dollars have

deuhlelheir purchasing power. -

_ Stock taking is over, and we have thrown on

our counters the accumulation of ends.

Dress Goods. ` _ Silks, '¢

Embroidery. I

White cotton.

Muslin. _ Pi ints.

~ Laces. Ribbons.

Corduroy Velvet. __

Fiannelet tes.

All Fur Goods 1-3 ofl. ' _

e

All Winter Jackets 1-3 off I

_ _ All Winter Goods at clearing prices.. i

, ad-

. . .

F. PEll|(|NS& UU.,

The Millinery Leaders.

.- ' f _ . OVERCOATS. TROUSERS, &c. to order within the reach of moderate means.-We'

are in a po ition where we cm guarantee satisfaction to the extant of refundine mo 0

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Mr;N's FURNISHINGS coops glys-rn;

We ‘l _

_ - High Grade and low prices l We hmelsfse ww

- Mean it . 1’-`i'»‘r1"“i'»li°<i'»1'.ii.l.°

' \\ l salt purchaser,

1. . Gordon &. Nlclellan - »

'» articles as _ ~ _ _ Soam C0mb____ Bmshm Tomb _ _ Men Outfitters. Rl-(Wal B ’

Brushes, Sponges, etc, etc ._ , F'1"°'*‘* “"-» -1 4-_'E51

Farm lor Sale

_those pretty souvenir medals of our boy’s return from South Lfueq

New is in r' r b ._ _ °""',,,¢,,,'°°‘ °* ’ f ,ll All bran riEev.l’;d0d)s bldhght right hlieetlue nicgislgregz

Foundes Engineers, Machin b1°°k h°“S° for °Ve1` 30 Years- -.ll/1.; in the best markets-the best se- rteuald wht lsts and 'Boiler-makers. 1? lection at the lowest price. No li D"°Pi\ll5 \°°¥W%!‘Ulf

W . old goods at old prices "" I lift.

EtsaéiimN{“;i_8%tion C1r>>’sE_W?nrf. NO AMOUNT of brilliant advertising' New goods at sharp' up-f,qldat¢ ~7~ ` I

roeown, . , - , _ _-- . , "-1' ,‘-- ~ :'.‘l‘.:.‘:,i;~‘:.“.‘:;“:§“‘r;1r;..&“‘.§;i:£“h.l¥ii§ t':.‘%.;?“sh..lr.Ws:.~..l’.§§°;‘zth 1. _, ,_ . _,_ , , , _ .

ten 8 lame truth and mv Adamsods Bw theend of this month _ _ or one c ai-_s vor pure ue rom us, we will give you, iran, one of

anic Balsam is splendid for coughs, 25c. -Q". _ _ _ _(gm, '

9-11 DTUZEISES- R0lI19!I!l>6‘1° lb-IS £110 ' _ See our line of Fancy Goods for Xmas trade.

' 2 _,_ _ _ ' Watclxmaker and Jeweler, W

V ~~_\._ , , 6'. __ Cor. Gt.George k Grafton Sis I

' it Sunnyside. V - Q ’ .~ » ’ e _ ('h"°'°' REI'

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Than everyone appreciates is a good Photo-nothing nicer send!-»ohienda....‘ .. -`

DO YOU WANT THE'-BEST ?

Ifso, we respectiull in ‘l to ` 't the Lead' with ____ _‘Quality _!!K_:&_§_you vin _ mg Studia.-

D0 NOT DELAY* » . c '

Irzaaanging an earlylsithfng-you will be ddighhli with th

Cor- Queen Streets.

The Where `

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lritlsy

andlh soavlsend

Wholnalsinas.

Civic Heel! h Charlcttmn

ann Gm\‘rt.llnn~--

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Belair

have sought

construction d

endmvisil Us vroskaadkmdam

with as little expenditure sith

’ ' _ ' money |as poaslila. The

1 1 of $145, or $3Uli has than &

MICA is the highest grade of AXLE GREASE made. Alt con ins vv ered

mica which puts n perfectly smooth surface on the axle. \Vheri!l‘.his ggffce is ax cDmtmcu°°'h“' ,"u‘” formed HALF AS MUCH MICA_as any otheraxle grease will do your work and do

~i1‘l'l\=li°M» ihillmmv-l°DS» Md °X°°\'lBi1°D°. Or' it more satisfactory. REMEMBER HALF, AS MUCH MICA AS ANY OTHQ. 0 il'-\\'0ll¢ $00 f E DSI B lrailon in th fo In f Mgnufqgtured by | ' 'sur “mem

shows at branehto hola pd

fr Petro1euna.'IE\.eiEI.ners.' ' sum ycngsin eiceunyu

_ _.___ __ _ suroth ti vrilldo all in my

deservethe eoandeaca otmy

The Best Always The Cheapest

1 Clftow , .Ian 17 101

f We address ourselves today to the Conservative Gentlemen who dress well, sho

like to carry their individ ality into what they wear, who are particular about their attire.-To those who never did, possibly never will, wear ready madee, our Tailoring

springs to your thoughts at once.- ~

For those who propose something better than the average, we make SUITS

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lnvn Vol! -on roun-

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