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XMAS DISPLAY

presents— Not Jack-in-the monkeys and aticks, glassware etc,

of usetu box’

ete We leave

a fancy stores, where they belong.

We are showing Dry Good Presents, the most acceptable, useful aud service-

able.

1000 Elagant Silk Handkerchiefs

China silk hemstitch bandkerchiefs, 22¢ ne, cream white and colored brocades at al! prices,

Embroidered and Lingn Handkerchiefs

that clase of goods to the

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A grand Xmas display, 5c up.

have sowe very nce mourning handkers |

chiet-, also white embroidered, and

hem: itch linen, for ladles and gents.

Kid Gloves, Ladies and Gents

Jnst received Saturday, kid gloves to sort our stock, all sixes for Xmas trade, ) Pr ices~50, 75, 89, $1.10, $1.35 and $1.50

Lined Kid Gloves,

Special prices, mens—59, 69, 79, 89, and Ys. Ladies fur tope, 85, worth $1.10.

FUR GOODS

Muffs, Collars, Gloves, Mitts, Caps etc., etc., in all makes of furs, at Xmas

prices. — ALSO— Men’s Neckties, Men’s Collars, Men’s Shirts, Meu’s Underclothing, Men’s and Boys Sweaters.

Special Xmas Prices and Xmas Goods

W. A.WEEKS & Go.

The People « Store.

our big

Xmas

bazaar

now in full swing

All New Goods

no old second hand or shopworn stuff here,

Li heral Discounts

in all departments; see our big cisplay before you buy.

HASZARD & MigaRE

HENRY FP. LORBLY C. E A.M Can, Sec. C. E.

Graduate College of C:vil Engineering Corvell University.

Consulting Ev gineer for General Work, Specialties: Hydraulic, Sanitary Engineer- ng and Bridge Derign.ng.

Offices at Charliatetown and St. Jobn. Jsjand corres pondents ad:'ress to harlotietown,

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LEGAL CARD — WARBURTON & McKINEON

Barristers, Attorney’s, Notarys Public.

Commissioners for State of Massachusetts, ( & ¢,

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THR DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBER 20, ,°897

TELEGRAPHIC.

CPECIAL DESPATOHES TO THE EXAMINER.

REORGANIZING THE INTER- COLONIAL.

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Additional Officials Drawn From the Grand Trunk Service,

TION.

Laurisy and Tarte at Work in Quebec.

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Dec. 20.—Mr. Harris, Manager of the Inter.

MoxTREAL, eneral ‘Traffic

We | colonial, evidently intends to take bis stafl

service, On | the appoiatment |

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from the Grand Truok Saturday he announced of T. E. Dodd and E. Smilie, of the Traffic Department of the Grand Trunk, to his service. Dodd will be chief clerk of the Freight Department at Moncton, and Smitie will take a similar position at either St. Juho or Halifax, in the divisional freight office.

The resvlte of the meeting of the Dominion Zomme:cia! Travellers Associa tion has been annonnced. Max Murdock ix defeated by the Hon. J. D Rolland, who was re-elected president by 139 majority. Thomas L. Paton defeated Ford Berks fur the treasurership by 161 votes. The other officers were elected by acclamation. Messrs. Laurier and Tarte were in Que- bec on Baturday sod had a conference with Mr. Uangelier, Senator Pelletier and others of the disaffected section of Liberals

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Fitzsimmons and Corbett Again.

Cuicago, Dec. 20.—Fitzsimmons and Corbett are w mest again io the prize rirg. The date of the tattle is indefinace, but the champion has declared that he has changed his mind and will give Corbett another ebarce.

Small-Pox Steamer.

New York, Dec. 20.—The steamer Edin, ffety Amsterdam is detained in quarentine herp owing io @ case of sma'l-

in the emetage. Daath of an English MP.

Loxpoyx, Dee. 20,—Sir Frank Lock- wood, Liberal Member of Parliament for York City, is dead.

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LATEST NEWS BY WIRE AND Malt |

Pratrestrcn, N. Y.. Dec. 16.—Jusepi: Ladue, of Dawson City, was married yes- terday to Katherine Mason, of Schuyler Pails. Sixteen years ago Ladue, then a poor young man, sougot the hand of Miss Mason, but her parenis obj -cted because of 1 adue’s poor prosp-cts. There upon Ladue picked np bis belongings and went west. He tried a onmber: f mining camps and met w.th varying success. At last he went to Alaska where he dequired prosperity ; and mlvas. The couple will go to Daw son C ty in March.

Moxtevar, Dc. 18—A. E. Harriss, general greffic manager of the Intercolo-

serene The

mas oiore

The great supply de- pot for Xmas presents,

First Floor, (60x24)

Bocks,Stationery SouvenirGoods Leather goods, Christmas Cards Calendars, Booklets, Toy Books, Christmas Nambers, news stand.

First Floor Annex (36x24 )

Fancy chivaware, Glassware, Vaser, Sleds and Sleighs, Nic-~ nacs.

Second Floor (60x24)

This is the great Fancy Goods and Toy Bazar, (Santa Claus Headquarter:) filled with fancy acd usefol presents, and the greatest variety in Dolls and Toys of every kind, ev& seen

Brennan Boi d ne, Summers

: ue i Kent Street, Gco getown.,

A. B. Waunvrrorn, B,4., DC. L. @ C D. A. McKtnnon, L. L. b. Ch’town Dec, 1, i8°7—law & wim

Bottled Joy.

Em pty bottles wanted, cheapest ¢ ash price paid for all kind of empty bottles. JOHN Py +. Victoria Cafe

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together in one store in the city.

All Under One Roof,

You don’t have to visit several stores, this establish- ment—(three stores in one) covers the whole ground, and cheaper than anywhere else,

Geo. Carter & Co’y.,

Purveyors ot Christmas Presents

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TOPPPYTONNE TN ypPnS entre ent enT TT eS nTeT en pean nes pRereTE OnE nT ene rns rns resens rer rn nET nr TDP Ter rt tT

nial, was yesterday presented with a com-

plimentary address by the merchants of Montreal In expressing thanks for the testimony Mr. Harris said that while with the Grand Trunk he had been all over the maritime provinces,and knew them well.

For what he knew of the country he was sure that Canadian people had seen the last of ad ficrt on this railway. He knew

no men who could do more in this line than those before him. He was eure that

, great railway hat wiped out the deficiency |} which it was yearly causiog in revenue.

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS ASSOCIA.

| river for the Government.

| Buffalo, N. Y., and receive Dr. Pierce’s

when the rates were the same ax other railroads, they would remember the ; government road. It was intended to

Victoria, B. C., Dec. 16.—Explorer St Cyr returoed yesterday from examining the St ckeen- Teslin route aud Hootalinqua He reports the ronie perfectly feasible. The explorer was informed by parties just out from Dawson City thet administrator Walsh’s party bad lost its entire outfit and is pow on equal terms with the di-ressed Dawson p-ople 1° to food sypplies

Orrawa, December 16.—Among the remorse current here is that Senator Pelle~ ti-r mav g-t the lieutenant-governor- ship of Quebec, which is now regarded as beyond Sir Adolyhe Chapleau’s reach, while giving it to Mr. Langelier, after his recent break, would be « polit cal impossi- bility. The Serator, it i« thougut, would be persona grata to all the factions, and wonld be able to bring about a rco - ciliaticn by removing from the pit the chief bene of contention. The idea is that by making Mr. Pelletier lientenant governor an honarable and dignified pos~ ition (the speakership of the Senate) could be offered to Sir Henri Joly de Lotbiniere, | and a wey opened for the entry into the Cabinet of a representative more sym- pathetic towards the active workers of the party, and more free in the distribution of the epoils.

Orrawa, Dec. 18.—The frievily nego- tiations which have been going on between the Minister of Customs and the Secretary of the United S:ates treasury looking to an amicable arrangement for the transport of goods in bond over the Canadian and American territory into the Klondyke and Alaska gold fields respectively, have re- sultcdin an understanding being reached which will obviate friction at entry ports, Under arrangements, the Americans will be allowed to transport goods destined for Cirele City in bond over the Canadian pasres and down the Yukon River, while the gocds destined for the Canadian guld fields will be bonded through to the boundsry from Dica and Skagway.

Wisyirec, Dec. 18.-—Mr. Nantel’s attack on Hon. Hugh Joha Macdonald for hie course in dropping the Manitoba School Qiestion from the list of live isturs Ouly excites ridicule bere. I saw a nonber of leading Conservatives this morning, and withont exception, they heariily approved of their local Jeader’s policy in the matter. They claim that the Conservatives of Manitobs have suffered defeat and disror'icn owing to the ec ool question, and that while ‘tery have hecn igktivng bravely and uuceesingly for what ther b-lieve to oe the rights of the minority, they were ne- her supported nor encouraged by the Catholics of Quehee in those ¢ffor's. The Protes:anis of Manituba, they point out, gave the Conservative Gover: ment, which promised remedial legislatior, @ fair majority in June, L#96, whitle tue Catholics of Quene went over in a body tothe sarty which has not given any measure of justice to their western c--teiigionists. The desertion of the Muni bs Catholice by their brethern of Quebec, thy claim, relieves the Cor- eervative party from any other further responsibil.y w the question, and it is even contended that the mejority of Manitoba Catholics themeelves, who feel agzrieved over the treatment they received from Qn-bec, fully justify Hon. Mr. Macdonald in his enrounced poiisy to let the echog! t{uestion Feverely alone,

A mirror could not lie if it wanted tc The glace ha8 nothingto gain by flattery. If the roses of health and plumpness and beauty are leaving your face, your mirror will tell you so. Health is the greatest beautifier in the world. When a woman sees the indications of ill health in the face, she may wih almost absolute cer- tainty look for the cause in one or both of two conditions—constipation, and de- rangement of the organs distinctly fewin- ine. Dr. Pierce’s Favoriie Prescription wiil cure permanently and positively any tocailed “fema'e complaint.’ Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets will cure con- } stipation. There is no reason in the world why a woman should not be perfectly bealthy, She will gain health, strength and flesh. Hollows and angles will give place to fullness ‘and grace. She will be that noblest and most beautiful ot all creation —a perfect woman.

Send 31 cents in one-cent

stamps to Worid’s Dispensary Medica] Association,

1008 paye ‘ Common Sense Medical Ad- viser,” profusely i)lustrated.

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W.A. Weeks & Co’s. Xmas display and decorations, - ‘Ihe large and popular sore of Messrs. Weeks & Co., has on its holiday attire in graud style. We don’t think we are wrong in saying no store in the city is so tasvefully arranged or as pret- tily trimmed and the \ mas goods arranged with such good taste «s Messrs Weeks & Co’s. When one enter3 the store two large arc hes are over each of the main passages, avd the hapgivg draperies are very strik-

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DRESS GOODS

Injorder that you may get Xmas Presen‘s in give 29 per cent discount off all Colored Press Goods, We

ell yo u goods cheaper shan we will.

Fancy Goods, Fancy Geods—The balance of our Fancy Goods will be sold at Special Prices

prices On these goods.

dry goods. store a'w we have, We do not keep

FP’. Per ic ins &Co.,

Agents for Moncton Woolen Mills,

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The Lowest Price Dry Goods Store

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give the best value always. None will

We compete the Exclusive Dry tusively dry goods store, and a ‘ps a few fancy goods, such as

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NOTICES,

Go to Patons this p, m.

See our gent’s Xmas ties just in; the newest and latest production. Get one at J. B. Macdonald & Co’s.

Another supp'y of boys $2.75 watches,

pieces —W N Tantcn, Great George Street.

Now is the time to get a snap in Xmas presents. Special way down prices from now uotil Xmason all fancy goods at McMillan & Hornsby’«,

Visit Patons this evening.

We wi-h to call attention to our elegant etock of Xmas china. Nothing like it in the city either in quality or design; just the thing for Xmas presents. We have also our usual stock of fancy goods, dolls, toys, games, etc, which we are sellirg below cost to make oom for staple and fancy crockery. Cull aod he convinced t rat thie is the place to buy Xmes presente. —C. Lewis.

Xwas cards, calendars, fancy goods, toys, dolls, ete, etc, at reck bottom prices. Try us for Xwas snaps. McMillan & Hornsby.

Call and see thoee nice dinner, tea and chamber sets that are sellir g eo well; also faocy china and glaes ware.—W.P. Col- will, 283 3 wk dy & wy.

Ul-ters and overcoats gong cheap this week. Men’s ulsters for $2 90, men’s over- coats $2 75, bov’s ulsters a Jot at half price at J. B. Macdonald & Co’s,

Christmas gift fora lady! Try a eel- ection frem that handsome line of single dress lengths we're selling at 25 per cent discount.— Moore & McLeod.

Caristmas novelty in gloves—that hand- hendsome line of Mocha, silk lined gloves —2 push button at $1.85.—Moore & Mc-!

Leod,

Special discounts during Christmas trade.—W N Tanton, Jeweler.

Saturday, Weeks & Co had many callers who came especially to see their Xmas decorations. Among tie rest was a gen- tlemer, a stranger in the city, who remark - ed that our decorations were the prettiest he had seen. The trimmings were ar- ranged with good taste and not everjthing thrown together in one mass of -colore. Weeks & Co unvite all to come and see their decorations whether they intend baying anythingor not,

Havirax, Dec. 18.—The Government are offering the Dominion Coal Co. a subsidy to rebuild the five miles of railway fron Victoria pier to the mines on condi- pone they reopen the pit and coatinue work.

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Prize pen—Try for the fountain pen.’ See the questicns in James Barretts adver-" tisment. First correct answer from the city

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gets the fountain peu. Send answers to Guardian Office.

—_—— al Opens Xmas night, ice perm itting. Gal-

braith’s Band in attendénce,

ing. After parsing through the arches hand. kerchiets ty the thousand arein rich profu~ sion. Inthe centre are two large domes of white and colored silk handkerchiefs, aud a little farther down the store hang: a large bel] made compleiely of rich flow- ers with two small archesone on either side. The _ pillars are completely covered with flowé .: Recently the firm put in the new Auc-! ¢ n a the effect after the lights are turnt . @ ‘$s pars ticularly pretty, Itisan idea, iace to select useful Christmas gifts as the show lines and counters are heavily stocked with suitable goods, Our advice is try Meesrs

Week’s & Co.,and see their Xmas dize-

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play. It is well worth a visit.—QGuardian, Friday morning. |

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Tickets

What do you say ?

Gents,

only $8.50

Ladies’ “6 Ye es . 2.50 Children’s “ 1.50 Atternoon “ 1,50 Promenade, *“ 1.00

Special prices for family tickets, On sale at Drug Stores or of the Managers,

PROWSE, BEER & LORDLY

MAN AGERS.

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We've just a few words to say on Sty lish Ki Gioves—for Ladies.

Want simply to tell what what kinds we have and at whut price we sell.

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Guaranteed quality in Kid Gloves, in bluck and new shades,—4 button

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Fine assortment in black and new shades, choice kid, 7 stud laciag

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> on? ‘ - , , Perrin's ‘ Bretagne,” a g’ove that needs no yecommendation, 7 stud lucing, new shades,

Very fine quality kid, guaranteed, 2 push | Lutton fastening, new shades,

_Fine M: cha, stylish Tans with black facing, | silk lining—2 push battons.

See our line of Lined Kid

Gloves for Ladies

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STOVES & EARDWARE

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Live SUPERPHOSPHATES, NITRATE OF SODA MURIATE OF POTASH, BONE MEAL, ETC. :

The o ty reliable, bes

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