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Overshoes in one, and three buckle, razor, pointed, coin, and round toes; all sizes and styles

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The Shoeists

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to your business when burn- ed eut, even with full insur- must

ance; but think what it

be with no insurance. A prudent man always insures

his property.

I represent good Fire Com-

panies,

E. R. BROW,

Insurance Agent Charlottetown

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5c for Vienna Bread. Te for ordinarv lakers’ 5c for Cream Vienna.

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D. STEWART

ECLIPSE BAKERY

Bakes Best Bread.

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JUST RECEIVED.

6 Casee Oranges and Le mons, Oranges selling at 15 cents « dozen.

W. A. HUTCHESON.

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Filled with pure white cottoa batting—covered with handsome art cotton—prices reduced.

BEER BROS

“See our Christmas counters for Bargains.”

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Great Jacket sale.— Beer Bros- aiidakesias Tae SraNLey is moving as usual today, shed as

S.or T.—-Orient Division will meet this Friday evening, at 8 o’clock, in Masonic Temple, for election of officers. A tull attendance is requested. By order of the

W.P.

Tonicut.—Sons of Scotiand ~i]] meet tonight in Wright’s Hall at 8 o’clock sharp | for installation of officers and other im- } portant business. Members are requested ‘ to be sharp ont me.

Ay Ensoyaste Evexinc.—A very sa- perior entertainment was given in Salle St. Joseph, Palmer Road, on the evening of the 4th. Local talent and Mr. Charles Roy, of St. Dunstan’s College, had the matter in hand. A most enjoyable evening was spent.

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Prixce Epwarp Istanp Crus, —A Boston correspondent of the Halifax Her- ald savs: Tbe Prince Edward Island Ulub will meet for the transaction of general business at Young’s botel next Thursday

evening. After the business part, the club will sitdown to ite second annual dinner in the main banquet hail of the

hotel. Addresses will be delivered by distinguished guests. Thisclub took a very «clive part in the Victoria Diamond Jubilee celebration.

Tre Loxpon Horror.—It is now posi- tively known that twenty one persons were killed by the recent accident in the City Hall, London, Ont., and that two hundred were injured some of them fatally. The accident is said to have been caused by the breaking ofa beavy beam which run beneath the floor almost at the centre of the space which gave way. The City Hall was a large etone building erected in 1855, but recently repaired.

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Tue CreacGyMay’s Text.—According to an exchange in the gool old day when ministers were accustomed to preach at

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more refined days might give offence to There is a good etory told ofa Highlasd minister ‘diog farewell to flock. that there was little love of nong them, for God had taken

Himeselfaince be came among them; that there very liftle luve among themselves, for there had been no marriage since he came to the di-trict; and that there was very bittle love of their minister, for his stipeod was smal), and they bad not increased » by @ penny - He was leaving them to become chaplaiv at Inverness Jail, and he would pow pro- cred to his text—I go to prepare a place

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Derrant’s Execetrin.- Aceording to late advices from Sau Fraoci-co, Theodore Durrant has carefully rehearsed the scene of his own death. At his reapyest made absolutely without emotion ne bas beeo told every incident that will mark the mioutes of his last hours of life. The condemned man has made the following requests concerning his execntiem -

i. That the roje used to hang him shall ke destroyed smediately ofter his death so that vo person cao sey that he holds a piece of it a» a memento.

2. Thatnove of the spectators shal! be allowed to gaze upon nis feasures after he is execnred.

3. That oo autopsy shonid be held after death and that no physician be allow ed to examine his body.

{. Fhatafter he is pron@enced dead his remains shal! be delivered to bis parents ## soon as possible.

The fatber of Durrant has reeived from

Start from Yaneguver, Because

1. VANCOUVER is the best outfitting point on the coast, goods being consider- ably cheaper than in the United States.

2. VANCOUVER isthe nearest port of departure to the Yukoo district.

3. VANCOUVER is the terminus of the (. P. Railwav, whose steamers will start from VANCOUVER this spring

4. All .orth-bound eteamers call ai VANCOUVER. 5. Direct steamers to Yukon ports

have now commenced to run from VAN- COUVER. |

6. VANCOUVER is the only Canadian port where pa-sengers .ransfer direct from train to steamer. :

7. KLONDYKE is in Canada, outfit ip VANCOUVER, and save 30 per cent. Customs Duty.

W. GODFREY,

es'deut Board cf Trade, Vancouver,B.C

Meridian, Texas, a document which purports to be the original alleged con- fesrion of Joreph kK. Blanthey totbe mur- der of Blanch Lamont and Minaie Williams, | Te will be used ip the final effet to secure a ) stay of execution

THE CENTURY MARK REACHED,

Jeha Lockerby Completes His One Hundredth Birthday Te-day.

Mr,

Mr. John Lockerby, of this city, com pleted his one hundredth birthday today. A good many of his friends éalled upon him at the residence of his son in- law, Mr. T. B. Alchorn, ard extended their congratulations upon the interesting occasion. Telegrams and letters of con- gratulation were also received, and Lord and Lady Aberdeen, who called upon the old gentleman during their last visit to Charlottetown, sent a scuyenir of the s¢ason,

Mr. Lockerby was born io Annon, Scot land. From Annon he went io Glasgow where he learned the trade of iron founder. From Glasgow he came to Canada, land- ing at Miramichi. From Miramichi he came to this province, locating at Caven- dish where he resided for some time. Then he came to Charlottetown, taking up his abode with his son-in-law, Mr. Alchoro, where he is receiving every possible kindness and attention, When a representative of THe Examiner called upoa the old gentleman this forenoon to extend his congratulations le found him in bed suffering from a slight attack of bronchitis which he was hopefal would pass away ina few days. Mr. Lockerby looked brigiiter aad fresher then many meu who are his junior by a great years. His L.and-grasp was vigorous and bearty, and his voice strong and clear. On Chiist~ mas day Mr. Lockerby took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Alchorm and family, dres+— ing himself and coming down stairs witb- out assistance. It seems that be eon- tracted acoldon that occasion which

bas since confined bin to bie bed But as has already been remarked, he is hope- ful that his present illness will be of short duration and expects tu de ableto dress and come down stairs gain soon. We sincerely trust that his anticipations may be realized.

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LOCAL NOTFOES.

Rre Flonr.— For sale by the peund at Bee & Goft’s;

Blankets at Stanlev’s.—1® pairs $2.96, for $2.50 apsir, 2 pars $3:50' for $2.96 a pair, 1 pair $4.05 for $3.50,.ao0d a pair $7.25 tor $6.50,—6. 31.

Nervous ‘people fird -elief by enriching th«ir blood wi: Hood’s Sarsaparilla whieh is the one true blood purifer aod nerve tonic.

With the wonderful Quebee heater, you: have no Uouble, simply light the fire and fill the stove with any kind of coal then leave it alone for 48 hours.—-R, B Norton & Co.

Now is the time to bop readymade clothing as we are clearing out all odd lines left over, and there ate not RADY merchants selling Jadies’s sacques cheaper than vs. Drop in and see.—Prowse Bros,

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CH°TOWN MsaRBETS.

aay Jan.,. 7

Peatees,, PS, PET FP icetée access 0 1€ to 0 ZI Buttes, tub, per Ib ...... coccest LA eae Beefs per quarter ....... ° ocnee. 0: O4 to.0: 06;

Beef, small, per Ib........ cee. OG to.0 10 Cabbage, per head...... ....-.0 02 m0 04 Che@ied pees... a oh. 0 --ss0 +22 0:14 Cabbege, per doz. ........~....0:3to,0 40 Carrots per bush. ............... 2310 ODD Celery, per a ree mivieees . 0 0S to 0.0% Calf skims ...... ..007 to 0 08

Ducks, per pail ....ee. ees cne sO 10.0 60

ED. C awa Wal- dink bin vanes) Dty O-2Bs eo + ch aes ake . 0 30,to.0. 4a: Flour, per CWlosee coccee csece. 0 00 to 2 2 GOOSE . occ + -E Clip are €o% 6 utp aimee ($50: to Q 7D. Hides, per Il) ..cc00 cen... 0 BOT to O TH rere & | e8eeee cocce OO oe Lamb,per Ib. ....... 00 ccer cee OU to HOB

Lettuce, new, per bunch. ........000 10 0:05 Mangels ..... bine: hit ake O12 ta O14: SE a ci Pree vee Oatmeal per awt.... caness ----2 U0 102 BH DI... «. . ot Gawdssees ccees ee Peeuoet (bh. ...2. sack coc cee GO 4}t00 G5 | Sheep pelts...... cesoed: decos BOO Brae; ew... 2... see tates --- ODtoO BD Turnips per bushed.... ....-.0 Wto O12 OT cidntecdonen whbeanemka 0 WO ta i SO

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Now is the time to buy warm Furs fur the little fp» ti ones—they want them—we have them.

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Each of oar seven large departments to be unlcaded this month.

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Bargains for January

Talk about Jackets

at half price; why any person can sell old shopwern, out of style, bad fits and such like in Ladies Sacques at half price, and be glad to get clear of them at any price.

Our sacques and Capes are all New This season

Clothing Department

187 Men’s and youths’ Ulsters will be cleared out this month for $3.97, 4.50, $5 They are worth trom $6.75 to

and $6. $12.50.

300 Overcoats, eosting from $5.75 to $12, will be sold from $2.75 to $6,

All our Reefers, Suits and thrown into this great sale, low prices. that yon can get better value store, for you can’t.

PROWSE BROS

Don’t mmagine for one minute

DRESS GOODS

Wool or Kid Gloves, Corsets, Hdkfs, etc, wa)l must go. We are bound not to car= rv any over till next season. Just think, $2,000 worth of black and colored Crshmere, blacis and colored Serges, etc; all good, new, tresh goods, including all the newest and most fashionable shades, at prices that are lowered to startle the matives. All we ask is for you to come and see the goods, get the prices and you will share in the bargains.

PROWSE BROS

Pants will be Ridjewlously

in any other

Horse Rugs, Caps, Top § clothing, Cardigans. ete, prices never before heard ot Gents’ wool and kid Glover,

Sweaters, white and eolored Shirts, must be sold before stock takimg: on the Ist of Feb’y.

Soecome this month, ask for rx bine and it’s your’s at apri¢e

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A¥P overdue aceounts must be paid this month to save expenses We must have the mcney;if we did not want it we would not ask for it, 30 kindly come and pay your acc; by doimg xo you will save us a lot of trovble and save yourself e¢onsiderable expence Office beurs from $ am to 6 p m

No trouble tc turm up accounts and grant reeeipt

hirts, UWnder-

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We want your trade this year and will dour utmost to secure and held it. “Good Shoes,” ‘““Low Prices” shall be our motto.

During thi: month we will have special Sargaims to of- fer you in broken sizes, ete. All felt shoes and slippers at reduced prices.

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PARTNER WANTED,

A good experienced man with a mode erate capital, wanted as a partner in a first class geneial business, (country). For further particulars appiy ‘y letter addressed to A.B, P. U. Box 9, Char

lottetown. f jan6—dl w. w2i

HENRY R. LORDLY C. E

A.M Can, See, C. E.

Graduate College of Civil Engine ering Dorvell University.

Consulting Engineer for General Work, Specialties: Hydraulic, Sanitary Engineer- ng and Bridge Derigning.

Offices at Charlottetown and St. Joho IsJauu correspondents address to Charlottetown.

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‘Notige To Contractors.

stoek — Indian New and well

1,500 in manufacture, made.

Sealed Tenders will be received by the undersigned wp to the 26th ivet., forthe erection of a Church at North Milton, Lot 2& aceording to pians sad speciiica- tions te be seen ut the office of Alexander Horne Esq , Charlottetown.

AJ} tenders must be accom pained with good and sefficient security, for the faith- fu! performance of the wom.

Tenders to be marked “Tender for Chareb ”

The Committee does uot bind them- teemselves to accept the lewest or. any | tender. |

Carve. Bros. Ch’town, Jan6—2aw2w.

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Bottled Joy.

Empty bottles wanted, cheapest cash price paid for all kind of empty bottles.

JOHN P, JOY, Victoria Cafe, Gt.Geogre St.

JOHN R. HOOPER, Chairman. A. W. HOLROYD, Sec’ty of Com mittee. | North Milton, Jan 5 ¥S8$8.

Standard Life Assurance Co’y.

OF EDINBURGH, (Established 1825). Assets, - - - $42,000,000.00

Deposit with Dominion Government, - - $ 3,000,000.00 3,900,060,00

Invested in Canada, - - - - - = = = Policies World-wide and Free of Restriction.

oo.-oePAYABLE IN GOLD......

BOY WANTED,—-An intelligent boy, 15 or 16 years old, as appremtice at this edice,

| Rates low, and security unquestioned, c ‘ FRED. W. HYNDMAN, Agent for P. E, Island JOHN O. HYNDMAN, fpccial Agent.

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