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DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLO?[?E

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DECEMBER 31, 1900.

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The largest and best assorted stoc’: on P. E

P. S.--Sale Begins at 9 a. m. Friday, December 28th,

Is and. Sale for Gash only. Mothing reserved. All Goods Marked in plain Fizures.

You get one tl hird off tho marked price, which ise qual to halt price in many sores

This is the Greatest slaughtcr of goods ever heid in Gharlottetown.

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SENTNER, McLEOD & GO.

THE BUSIEST DRY GOODS STORE IN CHARLOTTETOWN—‘No doubt about it.”’

So Soft Local and Other |

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omicers and 1en P : eo ) militia attending the concert on tingent to South Africa. uct LAA lia Lil \ i , = a SS ' ey i no ar©re eque sit de an y 4% ; . . ss a Under the dist nguished patronage Re ——— es ae " of His Honor Li yvernor Nev Ct iD Out : Pie Ni id nines Wi : { sold in + ow ripe 2 ae : —- G0 in eee ¥ “bile Mcintyre, Lieut-Col. Moere ave we shown a house i cacu r room -nignt ata we a ae Mayor O C10 inose wo wy ‘rs wil Warbur ai : y . . Na " Varburton, in the ” P tL tids . 1 suc avs, them ae v e t Loe Mm O ice ; _— : ee : j { ieee a a ‘ Mhimous approval a “The tees ¥nch wil bea grat oo OPERA : HOUSE Tilt te i 1oen . ez (ona ount oO tomorrow beine T New Year Dav cn a - -——ON 7 CW Years i a) MY. weorge Chil he ‘ } tc wate t 1 “© ite t in's nceine ci ~~ “OT hil “TT vr i. BS maa Ol Qui us Satin, j dancing vo ne a Y cri ida lan. 4th, 1901, ¢ * 4 e¢ : “Ommence at 0 O CIOCK, Da: Bae a 9 we 4 nhowitt wear wel: ana Keep! stegd of three o'clock ; ; wid ~~. au ri Liii CC O CLOCK as USVad ere 7% / 7? ; ; : oe eas ‘ PROGRAMME, ; sape. besides vere: tino al? areots invited. 44 aah} ii . . i~ a rina as C4) PAR! T ine 2 ufwar “a6 Yn t oT } ; it appearance It ' ine or Wa>' sae. Oi the] Li into Fe ai 4th Kegt. Band = - Pe yes teraay ¢ msisted of 451 dresse Vocat SOND, ocace does sovccemat. Chas. Earle ie a thic. warm linino of] hogs, 1,695 boxes smelts, 1,035 bags | Dance ....... «Master Arthur Warburton i uning C hah ’ e + L ai . ‘ pa v5 quarters beef, 19 cases ) Scene—Trenches before raardeberg........ ‘ie ‘ > TO , / - 4 Or t ~ 1 oon “ Pi the very lc ce a0 canned goods, 26 pack ages peultr ae kd ou peee eee eee Contin : 6 NE eis sl ok } Vocal Selo .Miss Cott A, tna iv2 packages butter, 67 : Ww Hici ing ‘S comfort to cold os Pei > 7 drums and Beenie. cies can Rev. ‘Leo. Williams 5 si rates fish, and 120 packages sun-!I vu; é& Prof V be : 4 4 ye le oes {\ . 5 Violin Solo secocee rot. Vinnicambe ! . ne astic in rront, dries. Vocal Sclo ae .. Prof. tantor } ry . ? AQ “7a F ' Pate cene ‘ard loumtinge t r¢ BTC ceps I he (}u2en . A most mA ssful Sunday scene au ! * ae ing | “ ontingent weet ie o School Christmas Concert and Tea INTERMISSION.—Sale of Candy. be: » a . os c an ea y “vty Cc 1 ema he 1ee 1c . Yi) ; ; 4 ; sipping at the heci, 1S Of} was held last Friday night in Ken- PART Il. ~* ‘ = a - S . the ¢ ~™ il - ‘ a ’ . , 1é iinest quality. | ne sole sington pall a T Th h dre n and Selection pa a a ae Cec la Cc lul : : rae members of the ;Home Departme ott Reebiihe. ois iccccs. oe oce Meee LSE ¥ 3 soit and pliant, and the] had ps irtaken of tea a very enioy- | Vecal Solo........ Miss lea 7 J 3. Do OE ile: yrice is able concert followed. Rev G M | Address... -..------ Rev. T. F. bullerto on ¥ Young wasc hairman and Professor Cla re; Aeneas See eG. P “Wa. y . ~ be ene arionet Scio Gi Sw betes ele eee ALIS ' Watts had charge of the orchestra. Scene—Nieht Alarm (sontine Santa Claus was present and dis-| Vocal xolo.....ceessseseer sees Mrs. Watts tributed candy to the children to | Readin; whocccceMr. 1. A. McLean the ir oTe< at ( leli oht. The ‘Superi = | Vocal 501 Feb wate sd © eo 44 Vil | . M tchell te nee nt ou behalf of the School pre Seene—In Bivouac : ..6+<) 0s aoe went : r (,0) SAV I | {EC 4 AEE anted spec ial prizes for good be- a , EE : if Be oe ina Ges r Positively 1 encores Coacert begins F naVvViour, text « endance. etc. om 1 , a a 3 A splendid programme was render T ts 2c 2kc and & uy ( cee oe pc ceiastsncl aaron imeniceiggnmnapicicnenatants naetanrertetetnetcteee e Pe . 17 999 ‘ -. Ase ‘ ) r\ | Halt who comes there? LOS] On Si between M. P. Dof-] a ** Patrol. ry? t} st offic sum Finder w ly : ‘Stand patrol. Advance one and ; ; give the coutersiger.’’ LOsT. c > y morning, | ‘ RELIABLE ‘*Westminster.’’ > wili be re- | WAN I ED-- ; , : **Pass Patrol all is well.”’ WW } ig Sa é of J. r. | MEN Such was the watchnight servic: | Elon ‘aI i every lo+a ugho ° ow ; ur Be VS ass taey pic ke Ke iiroduce our goo4s,\teck.ng up she ds . the lonely veldt last New Year's NTED— By the 5th of January | tees, fences, 2094 roa‘sand all Eve, while ‘‘¢ ( ears and the|'« » Mrs. F. W. Hyndma BA 3 ; plac es. iso disir: ing smi iver Maxims were closing in i the Bos r i iz] a a a sft ey e* tect cr salar “ag " , s a ak: ' ese, Seah Commission, «r salary 209.00 . [jaager at Sunnyside. For further : POBERTS & CO PATENT per month aad expenses not to exceed 2.50 fal ses tek Wilk lei aio ‘ +43 ci ie mrt Jog mune tris Bie ot “ a mployment t és _ particulars read second edition of ! RUD ™ oe *SOLICITORS Rer Gay. teady em lo. gee ; ‘ . tee? : a ‘Our Boys Under Fire.’’ Revised} Peropie’s BANK BUILDING, MONTREAL.

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Mr. L. U. Fowler was a passenger by the Minto yesterday morning

Mr. A. C. McLeod, ef Park Cor ner, crossed to Pictou yesterday to

--Rev. Father Campbell wiii ; meet the|body of his sister who died C} dy likes good candy : o >: oe, : : col: iS ay pr each the sermon in St. Dunstan's | at Richmond, Va., some days ago ; 100 ite yas | Cathedral at Midnight Mass. Corporal Raymond Seilar, ot tke _ Arq Wwe Nave }® Hon. Daniel Gordon, of George- Halifax Garrison, who has been| ene *) : ae ie ei i sia ical m bene a —_ i town, has contributed $9 towards | home on a furloug h crossed by the | OUR XMAS SUPI the tund for the soldiers’ monu-} Minto Sunday mourning on return a - ! om we : : ' t is nicer than weex] ment, Mr. and Mrs. Ge Lockhart | Re ter thay te egy. > . ; . ° . “ — 4 ' ‘ mail y A > eo ---'I‘ne public are cordially invited were passengers by the Minto yes- | pretty , : : “hg ’ . 4 atts oi - i Peale ‘ j , i to attend the V\ atch-Night pervice | tciaay ell route to Ne WwW York CO } es id ' A-AN 15 ee ~' \T - Nice new shapes in in Grace Church to night, commenc | < cCelMa the funeral oj ovitTsS Loc AK i boxes 71 ed - on h a iY ing at half-past ten. Rev. Mr. Ray- | 54rts tather, - aS ‘nest mixed Chocolates mound will assist tue pastor. | F.C. Hare, of Ottawa, wh Also c= .s a . - HeeT h re f - SOT > time in on ii + 4, é ‘ There was nota large attend- ; 2?5 Deen Dere tor some tm : ce oxes of choice conte nection with the poultry fattening ’ “see ance at the market to-day. Eggs | !@°culon ' ith the poults " he re russ tae fe ranged in price from 22 toz4c. Hay | a tend = pemewest ee for an reese’ gift. ( ; a 2. | Minto vesterday morning. i hroucht from 60 te 60c and straw | nto yesterday ms - Sore quick and get first choi 5 tod Ort! D main un-}| “ral dMrsJv kt Wyatt, of Sum 4) TO DOC. ther prices remMdll ? . . .t ‘ “hanced - lerside, P EI., have arrived at St. ! Webster & McK: c ls u. +8 Augustine, Ik orida. the ouests ol fine boa) the late Miss Lucy | wr and Mrs Fred W Kettle. Mr Ideal Grocery. "1 } } . oe i : McLeod, who diedat Richmond, 5 Wyatt. who isa prominent iawye some Gays ago, 1s exp ctea nere tO returns home inaweekortw, OD; = MOTrTrow by tne Minto. — from ¢ har Mrs W vat: and her two daughters WANTED. By the ot} j Jam groped Pe the body will be taken to will spe1 nd the winter here Flori @ for general housework. Apply to \ ark Corner for inte rment. Phe Times-Union and Citizen. McGrezor, Prince St C28 sic dec: t hoe Was a siste rot Mr. \\ . WV ——— th © » Poa ice Jepar ’ | McLeod. of the Po t OThce Depart 1 happy new year ti ; our pat I Near the po off | nent, wera aie - vou’d better m ‘ t+ sure DY ma rown (Glov } ler w f ' CJAi® « ui WX - bil : ; be oO ora nuyD . 4 f r by a go ti Mr. A. Mls a coming to the rink to-night i ng t a ber ot years qaispt nsing ClerTn ‘

with Mr. Geo. K. Hughes in the \potl 1€ ‘Ccarie 2S Hall, has similat position with Mr. Geo. Mac- donild, and tod ive? ntered upon his duties. Mr. McKinnon is a young man of good abilit vi and iS ‘ry popular withc t zems generany. graduate of the Natio al

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A Happy New Year to

We wish our customers and those who are tomers a Happy New Year, and hope they happy and veal d» more to make others happy. wy e hope the new year turkey or goose will perfec etite and come up to their highest standard of s Bande fowls. May its @ te and fat, its s! points as right, its sh ae rs broad and well padded, its {thick with meat, its legs be Behl | peg-top si We howe besides that the new year ‘will begit iter promises of health, happiness and prosperity !

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