store

Uoonts.

U. _Hoaxroxf returned yesterday

Bt. John. ' ` ' Punnr, Aiberton, was a

afternoon.

L. Nxnsouy __Picxano, New York, is friends inthe oity.~ ` _ F Bammotthe Victoria Hotel

on s visit to Canso.

_L_ A. Mu-nrssos and Mrs Mathleson

\V%\'° Passengers to Georletown yesterday

wg ilhrnoon. '

our t -id ‘ _ -

. hes t _ Tuono L. alia urs. Bem»a,M\|\vlew,

as In the returned yesterday from visiting Jas. and

topaake ayim‘s B09k3_l9¥°. W* B°"1°rd.I;o'o¢'n1ver. ' _ ' '_ hd mv#-TF Popular B0°kst°¥°_,3`? Pnoarsxrrox summons for first

‘§.§§“$T`!IL}l1a\_,-i<_>tt_é't'<:wxi _

v T'__.~d5W_ ?f"° siviug M8s_3»¥1i5‘ii_'9?7“”"?"°'f‘?5’l‘3’i9i»f“"“‘°‘**" if

-_ ; _ ng, gil ‘fgpg ,, ..q_.._A__»,i§,Q_hLxadn lftiiiidhlrl-..~wlxo has been tak- " _ _ ,y__ l’ _ ___. ~ ""’ff5 "1.`i"'f'il`5 I I course at Guelph Agricultural Col- ‘T I _ ‘ __ _ ' |¢K¢. and later visited Boston, returned

_ We *See us.

homeyesterdsy. ' _

minavax' meeting will be held at ' ~ ~ n .~. '» 'Long River Hall on Thursday evening

J" M- D°r“\°‘°" ""1 1°°°11'°vr°w1w-

/_ ` _ _ 1 _ _ tives are invited to attend. J's -_ ON Friday the pupils and rate-payers of

' Pliiluid West presented their teacher,

_ __ Dec.9th 1903. I __ _ _ ~ w_ 1»»»_ 2i':;.i';'_‘::;;‘_3::;'.::_i‘;:::.';_';‘;;:°°°

-_ Picton Co., _N_ S.

L 'ti Dear Friend Mr.

ofdan-I Auost. the candidates that passed the

ostiuzxt speak tooloudly injpraise of olvilservlee qualifying examinations in your,Qii and Emulsion. I have November lililli are, at Charlottetown taken all the Emulsion and Bm DOW -J. A. Corcoran, Alex. McNévin, J. H. .taking the ()il,both are most excel~ Monaghan, Annie F. Sutherland. __ .§;nt"a§'{‘eer“;';""g;‘:i'l 32° 333° °§a:;? A. N. MQKAY, St. John, N. B. has

Y . ,," purchased the crookery business formerly_

You should advertise it better and .I d b P _ am s`ur`e`it wodld come out second' to °W"° Y W' ' C°l“'m' M" M°K°"'

._ ~ whose announcement appears elsewhere

s none. ~ _

WILLIAM NORRIE’ M_ D rilxrge ofthe new business about

Gnoncr: S. Wannnu., of the Robb

Engineering Co., Amherst N. S., who has been spending the Christmas z and New

'Your holidays with relatives and friends

The

__ _ at I\cllysCross and Hampton, left yes- , terduy on return.

_ " l.1Lu'r Colonel Davison and ofllc

_ 4of‘il\e:Four-th Regiment Canadian Arr?

tiiicrv send you best wishes for Christmas

" s e _

_ and the New Year." Such is the copy

of n card sent by Major A. A. Bartlett

_ '_ of Charlottetown! to his friends in St.

a ' John. The card also bears the arms of

d the ith Regiment embossed in blue.-St

John 'Sum

» .\

)

L Tim following" telegram was received

V 190 6 osterdav morning 1- __/ ‘

» _ Orrawa, Jan. lst.

A. A. Mcbnan, M P

_'_", 3' - '_ __ . ' ' _ I¢~'»D,.STE WA RT, i""'.‘l°‘}}”“"5“‘°“‘5.iZlff“§¢`Iffi2i'.“2Z§§_

ning r cw runs nn-cling at Charlottetown. Precise date

I _ Ax.nx.,Man_.'rw, M.P., wasin the city _Yest01'day. ' j _ _ _ V f .Tons Bxonasns, Bidetoxd, was in the oityyelterdey.

Frlsr Methodist choir rehearsal will

take place _at 8.3) tonight. L ,pine a»unk~wn.mst¢..,w¢. summed Tat Police Court yesterday. ' MANY friends will regret to learn of the serious illness of Thomas Z. Tnylor.

Territories is visiting his parentsatUnion» L05 39. _

i night from Alberton where they spent the holidays. ‘

5 ._ 01100 has beenservcd on Seymouiw E$5°_94’F§§_-°f~W“¢m°l‘°\¢“0.

_honresome days ago, from a trip tu~‘the Miiuiand. ' _~

" Janne Dorm: and Neis°on Gill of Pleasant Grove left for Halifax yesterday. They will be absent about three months.

Tun Canada Gazette just to _'hand gives

_notice that Capt. Charles Leigh of the ,4th_l}egt'. C. A. has ‘been promoted to Maier.

j Ronxnr MGLEAN, who is taking a course ln Charlottetown B_ng_iness College returned yesterday to the city iilterepend- ‘ing the holidays at his home ln Hampton.

'THE next meeting of Maple Leaf In- stitute will be held in Summerville schoohouse on Wednesday, Jan. 10th, ai 0.30 p. m. Subject for discussion The Canadian Tariff. _ I

_ Bvanvnonv should see the Big Web Perfecting Press printing so many Guardians at 11.30 a. m. on Monday_or Wednesday of each week. A monstrous roll of paper, several miles in length, is pulled through the press ata high rate of speed lnamanner similar to__ that of the largest papers throughout the world Thisisthejonly press of its kind in the province and well worth seeing. tf

Tn aunuaimeetlng of Hackett L. O.

Lodge,No.1484jwn.s held in the Lodge room, Hunter River on the 18th Dec. 'The following oflicers were elected for the ensuingyear:-W M,Roi.t. Stead; D M. Clifford Woods;R S, Alex. Nicholson;F S. Duncan Buchanan; Treas., Geo. S Mne- Leod; Chap, Thos. Bertram, D of C, Hamilton Bertram; Lecturer, Angus Nicholson; Committee, Charles Mcbeod, Angus Stewart, William jBurnard, Eldon Seaman. Arthur Sentner. Rev. D. Mo- _Lean, Grand Master was present and gave _avery interesting talk on Insurnncefand other matters appertaining to the Order. --Com.

=__ __ ' Ecmrsn Bazaar, f ~ _ , _ Bakes Best Bread. '- - '_ will be announced later. Hope that sll` IN FURNITURE _ _

Prince Edward Island interests can be

'I 1 W. S. Frcnnmo.

“Alw s the best value in the eity.

"__1`| ~' : -» .`__- My .§_ ' ‘ ' ,__ _ V _ ._, _

_ V liehrd at Charlottetown. __ ` `M”k Wagzhf Fmnishing cola.

= A "<4

.:' 3 €* `

» "' Wmier

iight coals are

can be removed.

Our fine

bargains ave tnsn nett Trees special

Caps of

~ V- Worth $26.00 5 ` ' To-day we oilfr the balnn ‘e of o ir stock of ladies’ fashionable Winter Coats at the re- markably low prife Of $5 each. In the very llieif SlYle--beavers. coverts, etc-Colors. fawn, bro wn, seal and _black~all eiz‘=S'- The

. blank coats are practically undamaged but the

However a prominent lady who knows is our authority for saying that the smoke _stains

B RG INS

Coats Stylish _ ' _

To-day we offer fifteen ladies' tailor-made

skirts in black and mixed-tweed fabrics, var- ious sizes, splendldiy made, perfect fitting _ garments. Undsmsged by file but smell somewhat of smoke. Former prices up to

$4.00. To-day $t.35.

To-day we oEer a quantity of ladies' and

childreu’s cashmere hosiery damaged more or

_ r1|i'i:`i§7A`li;|

Worth

somewhat smoke-stained.

less by fire and

Valnesfonneriy $r3_25 to

.‘uf»\v°.:_~_

t~<-

...-»-~e'Qa¥'»'l7h°$z~a$_ ,T I

I I. ~|i*_i-'i)>_'>

hosiery made and to make a quick clearance

$26.59. T0-day $5.co. _the prices are exceptionally low. ` _

HATSAND cars

j¢0.a1i,1~tai’1ce Haws’s ceiebratsd$ America Hats never sold at ies

C ' de artrueut is agaid__o_oened and rtadifor our customer’--gress "Q,-‘ity-now 52,25. The amine sppsilu to ourEngiish Agency $3, $3

latest styiesiate here >~`l1_ll°ll\1id__-\9°"m°“t *F

..n..a__..n saints sian-_ru Am=r1w_-_sa_~

,,,,|,,..;,,¢|¢¢ _ ; no-ristesr me and soft »

Many ‘ siylep. __ _ NPV" 3°" 1”' th°°"$3 'fmt _ _ .;.._ :uso ¢v~fsv1=°_'*_#.."‘°"----»---K -._---s-.as

r t f i

as _ i :dv

, :inert itaglhh _ __ _ 1" stir! -

' - , ‘V ' if" _;`l'~\_'v. ff

1'.

‘-'é

RC -2

‘-it If

smoke. The finest English

to $1.90 ow,;1c_]_ .pi ....... . . ._~_...._lj.~.~j.lr;__a7

!1‘ ¢

Wrnuau Essanr of the Northwest

’ C. HJ. .AND Mrs. Stewart returned last;

winter

leaves at 7 o clock

Datum. MoNsn.L, son of Dr McNeil,

has returned on a visit to hishome, from Sudbury, Ont. where he has bpen for sometime. -

A sullen »was our-rent on the _streets

_last night thats big fire wee raging ‘in

Summer-side. The report was without foundation, however. »

F. P. Nnwson has received a commis-

sion from the Supreme Executive of the S. O.'E appointing him District Deputy Supreme President in Prince _Edward Island for lillii. ~ _ ‘

Tn; meteorological records show taut

last December was much milder _ _t.hs_n De- cember of 1904. In the formsr year the

fliliifeiiryi uvcrsgeddd "1b`ev`e,°'tfhe lowest

was lili -below -while the warmest was 42 above. Last December the aver- age was 25.4 above, the iowestil above and the highest 44 above.

Tum signals were transmitted through

St. John Western Union cfiice from 12.55 to 1 Monday morning. They _started from Washington and were dh their may round the world tu give the time ot midnight from the ILS. capitol. On Satur- day last from 5.58 to 0 p. ru. for the second year in succession every Western Union office ln Maritime Provinces was given a time signal from St. John, and Charlotte- town was also placed in the circuit by the Anglo American Co.

Miss AMY McLEaN,daughterof Donald

McLean, Crapaud, who has been in the city for the past few days leaves this afternoon for Summerside en route to Toledo, ohio, where she will be united in marriage on Jun.10tl\ to Hurry Br-ehaut, son oi' Wm. Brehaut. city. Mr. Brehnut will be remembered as a former popular employee of Prowse Bros. and is now conducting a grocery business for himself in Toledo. The many friends of Mies McLean while regretting her departure from the Island join in extending fciicltu- tions. Miss McLean will visit n few days at Montreal en route.

A TELEGRAM yesterday was rt coin-il by

J. N. Campbell announcing the su-Lien death of his brother Sutherland Cninpiu-ll at Somerville, Moss. The line Mr. Campbell was well and widely knnun in this city and Island. For soon- yt»_.l»_. be was a partner with .Tohn S'au'niler.-, meat dealer here, and left the Island about ‘ten years ago and settled with his wife and family in Cambridge, and lately rc» moved to Somerville He was a man of excellent character and 'much respected by all who knew him. A widow, for-incrly Miss AnniePickard, of this city, and three children, the eldest fifteen, are left to mourn.

THE annual public examination oi the

Pisquid West School was held on Friday December 29th in the presence ofa large number of ladies and gentlemen of the District. The pupils were thoroughly examined in the various branches by A. McPherson, assisted by their popular teacher Miss Minnie Duffy. The program consisted ol! reading, writing, English, Geography, recitations, motion and comic songs. The excellent manner in which the pupils acquitted themselves on the occasion was highly creditable to the teacher. -The school room 'was tastefully decorated by the teacher and her pupils. in one corner a tree was visible, laden with the choieest fruit and confectionery, which was distributed by the Indies present to the pupils. Special praise is due the teacher for the satisfactory management of thewhole affair. The examination was brought to a close by all singing “God save the King".

Tns annuaiconcertof the children of

Grace Church Sunday School took place last evening before a goodly sized audience. Very interesting recitutlons were given by both little tote and larger tot_s of the Bunday'Bohool, interspersed with organ `sei`ectlons by Prof. Watts. Solos were s`iso_,_givsn by` Miss Pearl Hunter, Mr. Barlow and a trombone solo by A. W. Gaudet. The poor were generously reriisinbered by a monetary collection and a large number of packages containing clothing and provisions. The officers of the church and the choir wgre then invited to the parsonage where s very interesting func- tion took' place. This was the presentation of an amount in gold to the lender, organist, and members of the choir accompanied byjkindly words of appre oiationnof their services from members of the Omelai Board, who on behalf of that Board and members of the congregation, generally, donated the gift that had been presented, Buitlble words of ncknow_ edgement were made by Prof. Watts and the officers of tial choir.

_ \-!m_‘-_ g- ' _ _

ste us.

'_ ______ ____ __ ._ __ _ __ .___,

A _____,_ V- A- .__ ___,__e ,_ _,_

Tl McLeod Gaim nt Sale

nw on at the Busicst _ S'orc on Charlotte- iuwn`s Busicst Strcct.

mira ur an onus. _

ri ’

vis-me. upto-date stylish nts selling at le~s tt an fac- prices in many cases.

lcoais fer..__ . . . .._ $5.55

4.00

` . _ . .._ _ 5.00

“ ‘ . . _ . . . . .._ l()_00

i5-55

f' &_,__i,.

S0 rllp.

ONE ONE

TlllRD if THIRD

OFF

Ol"I"

ALL e

ALL

FU RS FU RS srvusn

TS~--67 cts. on the dollar.

Probably the largest and

\\ _e L

.1-r \_

_~__

`_ . _ _ .

range of ready-to-wear

i11 Cl1arlottcto\v11--to

Psi’ as follows :

`* ' ' 2.25 skins for _ .._$| .50

_I _,_ < 3.05 ‘- ~ . . . .._ 2,00

/ \ 4.35 “ ‘- . . . .._ 2.90

I 5.00 “ “ . _ . .._ 5 35

/_ 6.50 “ “ 4.53 ~ ~ . . . .._ 6,83

i _

1 1

I i

,__ ;` ¢‘f;l'-.'..ls _

WE MAKE TOBOGGANS

ceived by Ross 8: Matthews, and will be interest to the many policy holders

If you want to enjoy to the full this exliilmnting winter

sport, you should have a good strong toboggau that will

their Company.

._ Tononro, Jan. ist, 1900.

stand the rough usage toboggans arc generally put to, and yet be swift.

North American Life Agents, Ross

Matthews.

Congratulations, grand year`s

assets nearly seven millions, net increased seventy thousand, new l about same. Great encouragement

new yen Newson’s Toboggans are swift and strong.

L. GOLDMAN,

(

Managing Dire Leave Your Order for the Sill? YOU Wont. We can make

it up at short notice. -Jil'-IN NE\/\/EZ i"=J-

PAIN ABOUT THE HIPS.

' n

it is a. common complaint with no

The right treatment is Nervlline,

h t of the aln

“ Mfiasmp-A asap.

penetrates to t e sea D

diateg. Nerviline warms and the a ected part.s,draws out the and pain, al owe the patient case

one rubbing No linlme-nt so and safe. early fifty years in uw, the demand immense y greater err-ry Nerviline must be good.

____._.__.--_-

To our many customers. We

thank one and all for ihe vc\'.V patronage extended to us during the

now brought to a close. We wish you

s and ros erity during 1900 “The

illtisupup

Sun Llfe

The total applications for new l>n-1,.-._`~ “_ _,Wd by ,he

Sill! Life Company to 26th inst, when the in ok; of the Com- pany closed

Exoeeded $25_00o,ooo

This is the largest amount eve 1' received in (mg year b .

this prrrperous and progressive companv which is it-pro L-“+631 in this city by ` `

succes p p » -

Two Macs," MacDonald 8: MacKinnon,

_-£3725

FU 1'-:.‘.1=x. BRovv_

W E i ' 19 mwf xyr

Druggisis, Cor. Gt. Geo. and Ki. Si!

fltwli.

Charlottetown. Manager for P. E. Island

We desire to tender to our numerous polity-

holders

“A Vcry H2593' and Prospcrnus New Year," _ _ we lv g to assure )ou that tl c Noitli American Life is still

“As Solid as the Continent" and continues to puv the

LARGEST DIVIDENDS

to its policyholdemof any Company we are ac- qualnted with.

YOU

very sincerely for your

very kind patronsgeduring the year now brought to 'a close and extend --nr best wishes for |906. MM we hope that during the coming year we can claim the privilege of being your druggisto.

Yours sincerely,

ROSS & MATT H EWS.

\Ml|lnllllllll&»u\»a»a¢uan|n»u»¢.,¢.-

THANK _,_