THE DAILY HXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBER 22, 1899

CHRISTMAS BUYING

6X5 VISIT TO TRE RIGHT PLACE

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CHRISTMAS GIFTS

Your gifts will be permanently ap- preciated if selected from our

Jiock of Watehes, Sterling Silver

Jewelry, Cut Glass and Ebony Goods.

Whose quality and workmanship merit of the article chosen.

Souvenir Belt Cnokles

mounted in different colored rib- bon already for us«; with the Uity Crest, P E Island Crest, and other designs beautifully enamelled on the bnckies, Makes a charming Xmae Gift

ENGRAVING,

This is the season. department is rushed with or. ders We would s iggest placing your order for en raving early.

W. W. WELLNER

Jeweler and Engraver.

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beyond expression to be able to go to a place where yeu know every thing is done In a first clase manner

Uvur aim is to give our cusioin- ers the very Lest va ue at the lowest poesit le price

We guarantee al! our work to

be stricily firet clase. Give us a

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ant ry Brace Stewart and Co'y. “THE MODERN” Engineers & Macbiniste Sieam Nav. Co'v’s Wharf Ch’town, PET

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PHENIX of antiond FIRE Fors Co, Cash Assets Over, $5,000,000, 00

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A ehare of your patronage ie solicited | for this old Reliable Cc mpany i

PLEASING CONTRACTS, GENEROUS SETTLEMENTS, =|

LOWEST RATES. | Ek. H. BEER,

Great Georce STREET

Authorized Agent for P. E. I

Aleo representing other, Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Companies.

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Come and See

Our assortment of Xmas Picture Books,

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Our stock of watches, rings, chaina, bracelete, brooches, &c, is complete for XMAS TRADE

B&F" Orders for anv especial line of goods, or article to be engraved should be left with us, and will receive carefu] aud prompt attention.

CH TAYLOR

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Suvpyside, Queen Syuare.

PERSIANS ‘LOVE MIRRORS

Persia is the ideal piace foi a looking glass peddler to live and move and have his trade, for the Persians are as fond of the shiny reflectors as are sav- ages of beads. Every year immense numbers of mirrors of all sorts and kinds are shipped into the country of the shah. Germany, France and Bel- gium furnish most of the supply. In addition to having a fondness for see- ing themselves as looking glasses show them the Persians know no more pleas- ing parlor decorations than brilliant mirrors In gilt frames. Some of the Persian drawing rooms are so com- pletely bemmed in by great pier glass- es that visitors often become bewil- dered and try to walk through the glasses down the long aisle that seems to stretch ip front. So bumped noses, knees and toes are not uncommon in that land of. oriental splendor and thystery.

Settlea It.

He (a suitor)— Grammarians have never been quite sure of the proper “I shall” and “I but to my mind there is no diffi-

will,” culty.

She—I don't quite know the distince- tion myself.

He (thinking he sees his opportuni- ty)—Well, take the question, “Will you marry me?” Supposing I ask you, your reply would be not “I will.” but—

She (emphatically)—I won’t!—Judy.

Te Make the Eyes Bright. The simple plan of bathing the eyeg |

| with cold water every night at bed- |

time and the first thing on getting up im the morning will make the eyes both clear and bright. The applica-

tion of cold water causes the blood in

VERSE.

The joyful break of lingering dawn, The weary shepherds wait ;

But all was dark that wintery morn As holy words relate.

But ah ! what means that sudden light, For which which the wa chers :

They view with wonder and aftright An angel form descend,

His glory filled the darkened pla‘n With radiance from on high ;

And, ttruck with awe, that humble train Io vaio essayed to fly,

Their wandering senees he recalls And bids them not to fear ;

Whilst bis annunciation falle Like music on their ear.

Fear not ye men of Jowly birth ! Let praise your tougues employ, For lo! I brivg to all the earth A message fraught with j y.

For uoto you this very morn Jo David’s city fair;

The Lord and Saviour, Christ, is born, Creation’s God and heir.

And thie the sign—the Babe you’) find By love maternal lad

Within a manger rude reclined In swadd)ing clothes arrayed.

| Then, euddenly, a hymn of praise

Buret on the listening ear ; And countless hosts their voices raise In numbers sweet and clear.

the numerous little blood vessels which |

surround the eyes to circulate freely, and in consequence the eyes will be- come stronger and brighter.

Tea Drinking.

Tea drinking was regarded as one of the feminine vices of a hundred years ago. The Female Spectator of that pe- riod observes: “The tea table costs more to support than would maintain two children at nurse. It is the utter destruction of all economy, the bane of good housewif'ry and the source of idieness.”

Rather be sweet in spirit than strong im muscle.

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The (~HARM OF 4 C BEAUTY

Not in the Features so much as in the Grace and Vitality of a Healthy

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Bods A. W. Chase’s Nerveand

Blood Fi 's make Women Beautiful.

n charm of beauty in the ° movement and clear come p . f a healthy woman in whieh the fea- ture » not play aA im] ortant Pp art.

w compiexion ull ] lead 1¢n co! r of t deck ebveien tote ot e eyes, hea ‘ s in the back and sides, dull eyes, w » ner ness, despondency and lo ts are symptoms of weak, watery blood and ir] srly-nourished nerves

\ n can be Leautiful until the blood is enriched and the nerves strengthened. Dr. A. W. ¢ ise’s Nerve Food is a food for the blood aud nerves.

Dr. A. W. 2's Nerve Food restores the energy and’ strength to a run-down system, Note your weight be ive using them, and the increase week -o week as the brightness re- turns to the e eyes s, the coler to the cheeks and the form rounds out with firm, healthy flesh, the natural result of rich, pure blood and a

a vag nervous system. Face cut and facsimile signature of Dr. >”

W. Chase on every box of the e genuine. a box, all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & co.

Teronta.

A Purse Given Free

To every person buying fifty cent petaberdina sy

worth of goods from now till Xmas.

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“Glory t> God, o’er all supreme ; On earth let praise abound

To men good will,”—what nebler theme Could lips seraphic sound.

1862 L. C.J.

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A New Division. Elliott Division, No. 222, Sone of Temperaoce was duly institut- Rocky Point, Wednes- day evening, with 31 charter members. The Provincial Deputy, Mr J J Chppell, was assisted by the G W Associate, Mra J L Godkin; PG W A, Henry Rackham; P W Patriarch, Ethel Tanton; P W Partri-

arch, Jobn L Godkio; and the District Patria‘c», Arthur Tanton. Elliott Divi. tion sart'- out under excellent auspices, and a very large a-c+S-lon is expected at the vextieguiar meet og, which for the

present will be Wednesday, the hour of opening will be 7 30. The following offii- cers were duly elected an dinstalled :

W P—Charles Newson.

W A—Bertha Webster. RS — Mav Burdett.

A RS—E!mer McNeill, F S-—-Do.sald Mclsaac. T—James Webster. Ch—Ernest McLeughlin. Con— Ernest MeLaughiin, A C—Augustus Smith.

1 S---Nelson Gamester.

QO S— Oxawald McDougall S Y P W —James Alchorn. P W P—Willitem McKie.

Mr. Neil sional Deputy. was arranged and rendered,

McNeill was appointed Divie Ap excelleot programm- after which

three cheers were given for Elliott Divi« sion and three cueers for the Queen, -—— - Transvaal souvenir booklets. Beiter

ihban Christmas cards to send to your ‘friends abroad. Forssale at all the book- ‘stores and at R.H. Mason’s newstand. |

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Price 10 cents! Grest clearance sale of crockerv and glassware at P. Monaghau’s, Upper Queen

Sireet. $3 tea sets, 44 piecee, now $1.90; ¢8 dinner sete, printed, now $5; $1.50 Jemonade sets, now 90cte; $1.25 lemonade set-, vow 75 cents;

china plates, printed plates, all sizes, at 20 per cent off. Fancy goods at 25 per e+nt discount. Remember the place. scores and hundred of use- fuland appropriate gifts for Christmas at Stanley Kros.

The P. E. Island edition of the Transvaal Souvenir Book- let isonlyasmallone. You should get ore at once. They are for sale at all the book-— [stores and at R. H. Mason’s Price 10 cents. If you have a frieud in Eng-

Select your Xmas gifts from a nice; land send him one.

ASSO! tme nt of watches. rings, brooches, bracelets, sleeve links ik silverware.

toys, dolls, rocking horses, pianos, etc,

Yeu can buy alot of presents for a

Jewelry and Fancy Goods Store,

JURY & CQ’Y.

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: , Man small amount of money, at the Modern | J

Xmas Presents—When out

Also nip line of fancy goods and | | shopping call into the Peo-

‘ple’s Store. We have furs, ‘gloves, handkerchiefs, and other suitable Christ-

Give us u call, every evening. ‘Weeks & Co., The People’s

Store.

mas presents.

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LUKE II FROM THE 8th to to 15th |

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Ooon., Opposum, Bear, etc. sold, so we offer the lot at

HALF-PRICE..

nd— Few Snaps--- ‘ We have (2 Muffs (broken setts) in Pessien Lamb, Beaver, Sable

‘thecollars of the above have all been >

2 dozen mens pretty ties in four-in-hand, puffs, knots etc., to be sold”

at HALF PRICE.

A line of Men’s Fleeced Lined Underwear that came to to us by

mistake,

Sse cents

The price was 95c, we’ve marked this line at

A lot of Ladies’ Ties at Half-price.

Lots of other snaps.

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To enjoy this kind of outdoor sport you must be suitably equipped with skates and boots. We can’t sell you the skates, but when it comes su selling Skating Boots, we are right at the head of the procession.

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A nice skating boot for girls, sizes 1! to 2

(black) pebble felt lined, $1.25

A finer quality pebble (chocolate), felt lined, $1.50

A lady’s black skating boot, felt lined, at * $2.00, Box Calf or Dongola.

A lady’s Chocolate Dongola Skating Boot, felt lined for $2.00

Many cheaper lines from $1.25 up.

tiockey Boots

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GOLD and.

S| SILVER WATCHES. JUST RESEIVED

Also direct from the manu facturers :—~

silver Goods, both Table and Fa 1¢

Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Chains

Gold Brooches

scarf Pins

If you wish arythin2« special made te order, please leave your order early or there may be a difficulty ia procuring ex. act'y what you wish for, as mee ra report a very brisk crade.

Ki. W. TAYLOR,

CAMERON Brock, CHARLOTTETOWN.

— SUGGESTIONS.

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(Please note for your own benef:

aud ours.) Ebony Goods, nice ascoriment. Sterling Silver Novelties Gold and Silver Watches Watch Chains, Ladies’ and Gente’. Gold & Gold-filled Spectacles Beautiful Parlour Clocks Knives, Spoons or Forks.

This list is not by any means com

pleted. Plesee come in and look threugh our stock.

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