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THE DATLY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBER 10, 1897

FOR zaamas Gifts

WEEK'S & CO.,

are now displaying an eleyant assort- ment of goods, suitable for useful Xmas presents.

HANDSOME SILK HANDKERCHIEFS

In. Hemstitch China Surab, ciean whie and colored brocade, initial ax Japanese Silks.

Prices—t2c to $1.25.

Ladies’ Embroidered linen and lawn,

Hemstitch,

Prices—5c to 45c each.

Furs Furs

Ladies’ Ruffs and Scarfs, Collare and Mutl< Gloves and Mitts.

We have an unusual large variety of all kinds of furs at lowest prices.

Ladies’ and Gents, lineé and unlined Kid Gloves,

Ladies kid gloves in 2 button and laciny, black and colored, in all sizes. always a very acceptable Xmas gifts,

Ladies’ lined*kid gloves, with fur

tops, worth—@1.10 md Sic,

Gent’s Lined Gloves

Worth 20 to 40c a pair, now selling at special prices—

59, 69. 79, 89. and 98¢e FOR XMAS GIFTS

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THE PEOPLE'S STORE.

W. A.WEEKS & Uo.

The People « Store.

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PERPUMES

tu please everyone.

Never before did we have such a aice ass- ortment to offer you. All the leading makes. All the leading odors.

We have an jmmen- sé stock to cheose from, and will give liberal discount from now cut,

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Our stock now complete.

Largest assortment, Brightor Designs, and Lower Prices

Than ever before.

SUNN YSIDE BOOKSTORE

HASZARD & MOoRE

TELEGRAPHIC

SPROIAL DESPATOHES TO THE EXAMINER.

CHANGES IN THE BRITISH

Two Boys Drowned,

Hatirax, Dec. 10.—Two brothers, 7 and 13 vears of age, sons of Mr. Fred Joilimore, of this city, were drowned while plaving on the ice at Colpitt lake yester- day.

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Assassination Frustrated.

ARMY

Jutlined by Lord Lansdowne.

9 YORD BAYONETS IN DUBLIN TO BE SHARPENED,

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aurier and Langelier at Dag- gers Drawn,

DEATH OF JOSEPH McDONALD, ES- QUIRE, IN HALIPAX.

British Army Policy.

Loxpon, Dec. 10.—The Secretary of Statefor War, speaking at Edingburgh yesterday, outlined the military policy of ihe government. Lord Lansdowne, after remarking tha: the couotry had been con- fronted during the last few months with difficulties in every part of the globe, not of ber own eeeking—especially mentioning toe Behring Sea and Venezuela controver- sies—suid that three army corps were required, adding that two muet be available tor offensive purposes abroad. He asserted that he was atill of the opinion that only a moderate service with the colors was ex- pedient but he hoped to be able to increase the establishment of each home battalion thus securing a large margin of seasoned soldiers by contracting with small num- bers of reservists who, for extra payment, would agree, if necessary, to rejoin the colors during first year of reault. In summing up the policy of the Government Lord Leusdowne said that our intention 1s to maintain what is good for the present system and to supplement it where defi cent.

Split Amont the Liberals.

MonrreaL, Dec. 10.—The split hetween the old-time Liberale as distinguished from the present so-called Liberals, and the Government has developed into a chasm.

The Witness publishes an interview with the Hon. Francis Langlier, the man who was promised the position of Lieuten- ant-~Governor and whom Sir Wiifrid Laurier now refuses to appoint in view of the Chapleau deal. Mr, Langlier eays he has had po communication with Sir Wilfrid Laurier, verbally or in writing, since September the | 6:h, laet, and that be does not expect to unw!l he meets him in the House of Commons next seszion. Mr, Langelier talks stra.ght from the shoulder, and says that he will he surprised here after at nothing that Laurier and his men may do.

A Mysterious Order.

Lox: ox, Dec. 10.—The Eyening Tele- graph says that the War Office haa eent an order to Dublin for the sharpening of all sword bayonets in the possession of the regular troops in Ireland. The order is unprecedented and is a perfect mystery to the officers and men.

Death of Mr. Joseph McDonald.

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Hauirax, Dec. 10.—Joseph McDonald, a member of the firm of A. A. McDotald & Co., Georgetown, P. E. Island, died here

this morning.

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FANCY GOOU AND TOY BAZAR.

Fancy Goods.

Toys and Dolls, Fancy Chinaware,

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Gift Books.

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| Lonpon, Dee. 10.—A despatch says that two soldiers in the imperial service made | an attempt yesterday on the life of the Sultan of Turkey, but it was frustrated by the Sultan’s attendante,

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Yerdict cf Guilty.

Trero, N.S., Dec, 10.—Lyman Dartt, on trial charged withthe murder of the Arabian peddler, has been found guilty,

| witu & recommendation to mercy. This | forenoon Dartt was sentenced to be hanged on March 3rd.

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|LATESI NEWS BY WIRE AND MAIL.

Loxnoy, December 7.—According to a despatch to the Morning Post from Bom- vay, the operations of the British puni- tive expedition under Sir William Lock. hart, on the vorth-west frontier of India, which began about the middle of Septem. ber last, will czase preeently and be reseum~ ed in the Spring.

Beruix, Dec. 7.—Emperor William, talking over the trouble between Germany and Huyti, is stated as saying: “They ar, a contenptible crowd of negroes, slightly innoculated with French civilization. My school ships, even though only manned by boys, will teach them manners.”

Toronto, December 7.—A deputation ef retail merchants waited on the civic council last night and urged the imp sition of a progressive tax on departmental stores based on the amount of business done by them. The aldermen gave a sympathetic hearing, but Ald, Scott, wno presided said the council was powerless to do anything without the consent of the legislature. Some of those present estimated that, on the proposed basis of taxation, the Eaton company would pay from $150,000 to $200,000, which it is believed would simply drive them out of business.

Loxpox, Dec. 7.—Walter Croot of Newcastle, England, died this morning from the effectof injuries received last night when defeated by Jimmy Barry of Chicago for the bantam weight champion- ship of the world. The knockout blows were on the heart Gand: chin. He did nt recover consciousness and death was due to concuseion of tbe brain. Barry has been arrested.

At.Laxta, Ga., Dec. 7.— Atlante is just now the theatre of an active vaccination war. The large negro population is fight- ing vaccination, and compelling the phy- scans to take around with them armed policemen. Learning of a stylish negro wedding Sunday night, the officers crept up On the houee and kept inmates contro]l- ed within, while the physicians dully vac cinated the bride and all her attendant companions. Yesterday morning a rome what similar scene took place in the city court room which is always crowded with negroes. every door and wiudow was guarded and all’ present were vaccinated. lo some cases the negroes have remained away from home for weeks trying to evade the law.

Beriix, December 7.- In the reichstag to-day Herr Richter, the radical leader, during t is, the second day’s debate upon the first reading of the n»val biil, opposed that measnre, dwelling upon ‘he serious increase of expenditure. He contended that the great display of power made in China proved that the zovernment consider the navy cqual to the task imposed upenr it, Germany’s exports, he continued, bad made unexpected strides in spite of the alleged lack of cruisers,and the speaker expressed the opinion thatthe protective duties were more harmfulto Germany’s trade than could be balanced by the benefiis derivable bv the greatest fieet. The bill, he aeserted, was not for seven years, bui for eternity, and created a condition which tbe continual advance of technical know-~ ledge would make iv impossible to main- tain. Emperor William has ordered the number of volunteers for the Chima expe-

: dition to be increased to 1,000 men.

‘a ncncnnsedaegeitilaasialaia dill aatiits The Times, Standard and other London papers editorially praise Lieut. Perry’s Arctic work, and wish him success in his next undertaking. Laundried andjuniaundried shirts flannel

2 { shirts, collars and cuff+, suspendera, ties,

hosiery, cardigan jackets, and underwear, make useful Xmas presents for gentle- men.—F. Perkins & Co.

It is predicted in Chichago that wheat will, ere long, be up to $1.25 a bushel.

Carters’ fancy goods and toy bazaar is Open upstairs everybody imvited.

Early ‘vuyer ‘has the best shopping chavce. There’s only 13 more buying days before Christrnas—mora!—buy today. E Weore-& MoLeod.

15‘cents for nice dress infancy tweed, etc.,—see our north ‘window.—Noore & McLeod.

Just note—only 13 more days to do Christmas buying. Come in today.— Moore‘& McLeod.

‘APPLES AND GRAPES

=2MAS AUCTION

Saturday, December 11th, at 10.30 \0’clock, a. .m.

Our entire lot of about 60 barrels, extra } choice stock. To close out all on band.

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A Gift For Your Husband

Of course you'll give him ‘one; it would please him most if you choose the prseent from our stock. s¢mething vou know he wants. right kind of goods at our stare; something attractive, new and stylish.

“> New Ties. New Collars, New Silk wufflers,

; Sweaters, Golf Hose, Cardigan Jackets, Underwear, Linen Handkerchiefs, Braces, ete.

Handsome Silk Four-in-Hand Ties, one in a Bex, suitabie for Christmas Presents.

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comes the nearest to it, but even that will not cure advanced cases, but taken in time it will cure this disease.

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Visit Paton’s Fancy Saleand Bazaar Saturday afternoon and evening.

Xmas Booths and Xmas Dollsj opening on Saturday, at Paton & (0's.

>: HACKLE BOAS. COQUE BOAS. : BLACK BUAS.

7 Petes... 5%.

LOCAL NOTICES,

Decorations worth seeing, all lit up by electric lights; oa Saturday onignt at Paton’s,

Don’t forget when _ hesitating: ‘where to buy that you are safe in send- : :ing to us. If you at once see our goods: >and become familiar with our methods: ‘we shall be content to have you go: ‘eleewhere, if you wish. Weare con-:

*fident that our goods and our methods: : will hold you. See our goods, open-: : ing day Saturday first.— Paton & Co,

Our 28 page illustrated Christmas Cata- legue with colored eupplement, ie free to all, Call or send for a copy.—Geo. Garter & Co.

“Coulda’t get along without them.” So some of our customere say who use our spectacles, A very usefal present would be @ pair of our gold spectacles.—G. F. Hutcheson, Optician.

Pretty things iv solid silver for mas presents at W W Wellner’s.

Beautiful gold watches, special large stock to select from at W W Wellner’s. Visit W W Wellner’s jeweiry store for

Ladies’ capes and sacques.—Don’t you think you are foolish to pay big prices for sacques when we sell the best and most stvlish garments made so cheap? We have the largest and best stock in the city.— Prowse Bros. 283 31

Cut glass novelties silver mounted,pretty things for Xmas gifts at W. W. Wellner’s pretty Xmas gifts.

Handsome silk four in hand tiee, one in a box, suitable for Xmas presente at F. Perkins & Co’s.

Call and see those nice dinner, tea and chamber sets that are selling e0 well; also fancy china and glass ware.—W.P. Col- will, 283 3 wk dy & wy.

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ARE YOU READY FOR IT ?

Weave ready with a large stock of eleg- ant Fancy and Useful articles.

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Ir, CY nie Our furnishing department is full yy © MARKS suggestions. Always useful to the @ , average man, are nice white shirts, | _ collars, cuffs, nice ties, suspenders, BE hosiery and underwear.

Shirts Of Style}|

_ Good grade of unlaundered shirts, 6 linen bosom and bands - 55c. 2

A grand value, unlaundered shirt,

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strong cotton body, pure linen bosom aud bands, a value untouched in Charlottetown, -

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Fine white, laundered, ready-to-wear shirt, good as most dollar shirts 75e

Fine grade of linen bosom laundred shirt, open back, nicely made $1.05

A grand ,alue in first-class laund- red shirts $1.25

A fine dress shirt,, like cut, open & front anti back $1.50

Just opened, a lot of the newest shapes in the famous “W. G. &R brand, pure linen collars 20c and 25¢

Pure linen cuffs “W.G. & R.” make, not a cotton imitation-- plain or link 300

New Nobby Neckties, in Knots, Bows, and four-in-hand.

A special lot of handsome Suspenders for Christmas,

MOORE & McLEOD.

We thave also the advertised “cheap” collars and cuff 5 but wt advise particular people. to buy the betur goods. The 20 cent ..... we sell, are never sold lower.

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