nc, ali ii ili aia ast

qeetaes SF Sener See _

*Are Yot

| Mr. Fr

| Flo Cawsey, ithe Hotel

Read Beer Bros. ad. a ' aims - Shi. SWELT ‘ ianing eas0 : 7 a. | lea I *¥ Sal ~ ‘i Ss 0 ou f a t ia t t rezt Pr : 1 of cle E. fT. Wools I wR i I astnet sai! < last ever Ix Y spect sie 1 tak Paul ~ = i t Teg a Sa 8 eve! -_ lt 4 luard Cor \ é theers will tax Bi-pas eevee { Ooms Af s ested < \ asc echr D NI St. Pierr we \ erday morning co! produce attle and fre=h \ I nk Morrow went wit G. W. Morrow & ( -_ A S ME An electric rat has | . > we eS eae hee 5 a Brooklyn man 7 ats | were ; g nocturnal pic- | pies : — nis electric rat | more sic cit I i: the p ace. an ] as i each ca t, the cat was | abock 4 - | Ta r, Daw-« ~e ' Haxps ZER I if [ tTRAITsS. — , <a The lea tion of women's portraits * in New Y S t i calen- | Jated that the receipts ljamount to $40, | j I | j ro to charity. It is agreed — = es that the showing is rather handsomer than > portra i the p a 4 Vaira Finp.—W digging a draip on Do 8 5 Montreal, one day last week a man named James} Norris, fou in old tin spectacle case} containing thir > English sovereigns. all I coins, the | Jud box must ha there many years. a Sr. Pa Ss room.—The tea and fancy = S a s Schvoolroon began ; at ibree o this afternoon, and should | he weil pat i [he affair is under/ ieee Loyal Circle of King’s | Daug tere.” Tea w be on the tables from 5 30 to 6.39, and there will be soup] and oysters evening oan | Is ‘i'r Acarxs. — This morning i about half-past ne the steamer Bo dler, | while c ng upto Prince Street wharf on return from Rocky Pc Hide od wi ~ the steamer Southport, while the latt wa? bh j As a resuit, the Boodler nad her guar l broken an i sus- | tained s t r damage nernenatilimesi ‘} ; ‘ : ' Goop Temp :3s.—Charlottetown Lodge

meets this evening at 7.30 in Euston St. | requested, as |

Hall. -~ % attendance there 1s business of importance to

transact i Several candidates are to be initiated, and a

been prepar 1 for the “‘good «

all ” 1 the order.

Mr Borraidaile, Inspector of Inland | Revenue, arrived here Jastevening. He is registere: 4 at the Hotel Davi ies.

‘BORN At Cuez Eithen, Langlands Bay, South Wales, the wife of Commander Haszard, | R. N., of azon. ce — ~ = _ DIED.

At Morell, on the 12th ult., Mary Ann, relic: of the late Thomas Webster, aged 86 vears.

MARRIED. At the manse today by the Rev. T. F.

lendid programme has |

| Dougherty, Esq.,to Jane Callaghsa, of i Lot eh

At the residence of the bride’s father, } Cardigan, on Dec. 4th, by the Rev. A.

Visiting tempiars welcome

"Twas Very Svuccessr —T ine sale of | fancy articles in St. Peter’s schoolroom yesteniay afternoon, under the auspices of the Young People’s Working Societv, was } very successful, about $60 being realized. |

Besides fii ‘clock tea, there was a} second-han! k table, and a box of goois from England was also disposed of.

Potice Covrr.— Yesterday afternoon Patrick Duffy wa convicted of iating the Canada Temperance Act ar — fined in the sum of $59 ar 1 $i0. 40 costs or two months imprisonment. He pai ‘id the fine. This forenoon the defendant in an assault aad battery case was fined 5 cents and costs, ihe comp'ainant declising to prose cute.

_—_ -_--—

More Suirmexts.—A. Horne & Co.} have just finished loading the schooner | Swallow for Tidnizh, N 8., and the Cham- pion for P Both schooners are loaded with black oats. Messrs. Horne & Co, also comn ed loading the schooner Kohinoor this morning with white oats. | This wil! likely be the last schooner to | load in Charloitetown this season.

osntuitlias

Scnooxen A-1 ze—The schooner Ai- | liance, from Charlottetown for Liverpool, N.S with Y went ashore some days | ago at Car Hea Pictou, and i afierwards broke up. Mo-tof the cargo waseaved. The vessel was 49 tons, owned at Liverpool by Tnness and Batler. The | cargo was in ihe Boston Marine. There} Wag no insurance on the hull.—Halifax Mail.

sees

Diep Away Frow Howe—A telegram | from Man¢ er, New cos reports | the deat I t Hosp n that city, Of Miss janie Mutch, daughter of Henry Mutch, Ksq., Southport. The de- | ceased was a young lady of excellent parts | and very highly re-pected. She was nurs- mg in the ho=pita and too! typhoid fever. Her remains s irrive here ia the Stanley | — ihis evening, and the funeral will take | place from her father’ urday at 2 ck. YY the bereaved parents

—_

Dow’r For Ir.—TI ‘ommittee of ladi 3 whi manag ither I successful turkey supper and social in Masonic Templ le, are busily engaged preparing for ether’ g affair in the same building, Which they are d2ermined shall eclipse | all their previous ff n the enterta:n- ing | ne Thureday. December 20th, is

the date fixed, and those who desire to at-

tend ould note the fact and make no Other engagements forthat day. The pro- Ceedings will begin in the afternoon, the Opening feature being a Ladies Exchange. | At the Exchang there will be | tables well filled with useful and fancy Qtticles. which will be suitable for | holiday gif There will also be tea and Fefresh nent tables, Christmas cake, plam | pudding, and other seasonable delicacies | will be there in abundance for the especial benefit of housekes pers. In the evening there will be a vrand entertainment under the direct of Mr. Earl, for which as excellent programme is being prepared,

ntative of the pub- | sty-four young ladies take part. Further en lke on.

including adr lie days, in which tw @ad gentiemen will Particslars will he giv

rer pres

= CLAUS >

Is hovering round looking for a good place to ‘purchase his Christmas Boxes. him with a

GIFTS

tion :

Suitable for Children.

BEER BROS.

© strong -

{ found filled with cheese of inferior quality

| in favor of inerasably

| Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil!

vc ooouwee | ACKNOWMedged Leaders

Here is a List of Useful Articles

that may assist you in your selec-

beautiful stock ; little toddlers; Mufis; Hoc«ds, Tams and Hats; Stock- "kings, Gaiters and Handkerchiefs; Kid and Woolen Gloves.

sonth to weat winds ;

| registered at the Queen

os - > ee

MEETING OF PRESBYTERY,

The Presbytery of P. FE. Island met Tuesday afternoon in the church at Mont- rose and was constituted with devotional exercise by the moderator, Rey J K Fraser, with whom were present Messrs Murray

on

|

Coffin and Wm McLeod, ministers; Mr. Gordon, elder, Mr T C James, convener of Hiome Mission committee. Mr TC hen

was ap pointed clerk pro tem. A very satisfac tory conference was held with the office bearers on the state of surch affairs in the cot ngregation of Mont- rose, Tignish and El madale. In the even- ing public worship wae held in the church }at Montrcse, when Mr Wm McLeod i preached an attentive eongregation. At the close ofthe exercises the moderator |

intimated that Mr. Murray, Minister of | the charge, expressed his de sire for the | severance of the pertoral tie at the end of | | March next. The Prest ‘byte ry then ad-]

gg omen in thee on the followi

rch at Lot 4]

ng day

Pursu ant to adjournment the tery again met en Wednesday in the | church at Lot 14, and was constituted in

the usual manner by Rev. J. K. Fraser, Moderator, with whom were present Messra,. Wi m. McLeod and T. F. Fuller- ton, ministers, aud Mr. T. C. James, Con- vener of Home Mission Commi ttee.

The edict for the proposed ordination and designation of Mr. J. R. McKay as ordained missionary to Richmond Bay east, having been returned, as duly read, was again read and the Presbytery pro- j ceeded with the ordination and designa- tien. llerton conducted public worship, preaching from Mark 3-14.

Mr. J. K. Fraser having put the ques- tions of the forroula, Mr. McKay was, by prayer ‘and the laying on of hands, soi- emnly set apart for the work of the Holy Mini-try and appointed to the charge of Richmond Bay East for one year.

Mr. Wm. McLeod addressed the minister oat the people on their respective duties

od priy tles ges.

The Presbytery then adjourned to meet at the call of the Clerk.

T. F. Fcriierroy, Clerk of Presbytery. iscieesalet ia letieadgie cai

PERSONAL.

Hon James W Richards was at the Hotel Davies lust eveni ng. Dr Honeywell,of New Glasgow, Hotel this

registered

was

fore- noon

Mr J W McPhee, Annandale, Halifax, Davies this

and Miss were registered at forenoon.

Fullerton, Edmund Malcolm Irving to Alexandrina, daughter of Mr. Albert Bos- wall, both of Lot 49.

At Kelly's Cross, on Tuesday, Nov. 27, 1894, by Rev. P. A. McElmeel, Frank

Gunn, George A. Matheson, to Lizzie A. Gordon.

At the residence of the bride’s father, on Nov. 20th, Ewen McKinnon, Esq., merchant, of Hampton, to Miss M. Myers, daughter of Isaac Myers, Exq., Crapand.

Lonpow, Sisieber Bink consequence of numerous complaints from London rs thattheir orders for September cheese from Canadian shippers are often

ae aeale

and earlier manufacture, the London pro- duce brokers association and Liverpool and Glasgow dealers held concurrent meet- ings and unargimously passed resolutions branding the day month of manufacture upon the cheese itself, instead of upon the box in which it is inclosed.

and

Johnson's

Large bottle, pleasantly flavored.

Easy te take. Cures Coughs and Cold.

50 cents a bottle. Prepared and sold only by

Johnson & Jehnson, THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS. Cor. Kent and Prince Streets.

1 Streets.

a } Gece

st EP cious

FASHIONS! |

and

‘Importers, Designers Manufacturers of

“PINE FURNITURE

For HOUSE, SCHOOL, CHURCH, STORE and OFFICE.

MARK WRIGHT ‘AT & O0., LTD.

Who Sell at Selling Prices.

supplies of We can supply number of USEFUL the other kind we don’t keep.

ot which we have a Pretty Dresses for ‘Fur Capes, Boas ard

Pinafores,

Brothers are

see their 15e.

Brothers will

in order

year,

save money

PR er een ETS Spe = .

THE DAILY EXAMINER - . (OCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

——TO THE

YOU ALIVE W® HAVE

FACT

THAT——

You Don’t Need to Wear

shabby Clothes? |

PROWSE BROTHERS’

Are you alive to the

you at the lowest price.

selling

Furnishings at very low prices ?

‘Ties

Are you alive to the facet that

not

Are you alive to the fact that Prowse

Brothers’

has inereased

Low prices on honest goods the cause

Are you

Are you

the best treatment at

worth

misrepresent an article

to make a sale ?

Carpet Business,

over

alive to the fact that you can if you trade at Prowse Bros?

alive to the fact that you get

prices put the

Prety-| Nicest and nobbiest goods. within your reach. |

put the warmest Suit of Underclothing on)

kinds You should |

30e, | Prowse | |

during the past

o0 per cent?

SE

decb—eod & wky tf

Cheap Canned Goods Sale.

ee

Prowse Bros.

Messrs. Jones & McRae, Pownal, are determined to clear |

out their large stock of Canned Goods, etc., discount, and have ordered us to place them on the market at | {cllowing prices: -

Tomatoes, 80 cts. per dozen or Apples (3 lbs) $1.10 * 4% Gooseberries, Plums and Cherries, $1.60 per doz., $1.00 ¢ $2.00 6

wt +.

Peas,

Fruit Jellies (1 1b. jars),

Black Currant Jam (1 Ib. jars), Gooseberry Jam, %c. per lb. (in pails), o

8 ects. per can. ke

at a tremendous | |

“se

15ce. per can. 70K, 20c, per Jar.

* 12c. per Ib. retail.

Now is your time to buy, as these a: are bound to go. |

Every can is this season’s put up, and warranted by the pack- | Orders from the country will receivi our prompt atten- tion if cash accompanies.

JENKIN’ & CO.,

COTTER AND EGG STORE, QUEEN STR}8T.

Established 1867.

seh pitisiciattanitems ; 1 YOU WON'T FORGET THAT NOW, WILL YOU? When in want.of FLOUR have a look at our stock. We carry some of the best brands manufactured ip Canada :— Five Roses, Beaver, Ogilvie’s, Dove, Matchless, Gem Sunbeam, etc., etc., Howard, at about $3 per bri. Kent. ROLLED WHEAT, ROLLED OATS, ete. IN STOCK.—A full line of Pure, First-class GRO- CERIES. -No second-hand goods.. Inspection solicited. J.D. McLEOD & CO.,

Charlottetown, Nov. 15, 1894—tu th sat

Rogers’ Block, Queen Street.

fair and mild,

YOU WANT

A Jacket,

A Fur Cape, A Fur Collar,

BEFORE CHRISTMAS,

You Can Buy One Cheap at the London House.

ee —S=

HARRIS & STEWART

Tharlottetown, December 4, 1894—dy

of Gents’ ue

- 4 ~s ~ es eh oe ent

We sold a We will clear this lot

{0 LADIES’ CLOTH JACKETS still on hand. number this season than any previous year out at a great sacrifice.

PRICE, NOW FOR $1.75, $2.50,

$2.75, $3.75, $4.75 $3.2

$8.00, $9.00, $10. 00.

S roe , $4.35, $6.25, $6.75, S 7.25.

ASTRAKAN JACKETS. $32.50, $40.00, $45.00:

$30.00, 332.50.

Also. LADIES’ now for $24.00,

These goods are all new this season, and are, without doubt,

fact that you don't | the greatest bargain yet shown in this city. Please inspect

s » sp 1 . ‘ > ° need to go cold, for Prowse Brothers can] before buying elsewhere.

J. B. MACDONALD & CO.

Are you alive to the fact that Frowee}

all

Charlottetown, December, 6, 1§94—dy

ee

3

There's been a constant and rapid disappearance from our Mantle and Jacket Department aid our Fur De- partment ever since the goods were.opened. Value tells—

—

every time.

W've still a good assortment in both departments” We don’t want to see any left until stock-iaking, low prices will do it there won't be any left.

REMEMBER !—We will sell everything in these two departments at a big discount to clear them out.

and if

Call early while the assortment is complete. It won't

be complete long—at our prices.

a

MOORE & McLEOD.

Charlottetown, December 4, 1891—tu thu-eat

SOVSSSSSSSSSSSSVSESSESSESESSIASCSESVSSSCVOSS

|

SVSVVIVSEssessess

sees

k

ANOTHER SNAP,

em

$7, $7.50 and $8 Trousers

NOW

. PO.2S —~

These goods will be made to your vrl>r price. This offer for Twenty Days only.

D. A. BRUCE,

QUEEN STREET.

SELLING FOR-—

the above

IT'S SOMETHING AWFU

But we can do it Without Turning a Hair !

KOOK!

IRISH FRIEZE ULSTERS, in Browa and Grey, heavy| weight, that were never made by any Tailor in town for less than $1800. We will make them up now to your order, fit and finish guaranteed, for

- $10.00 = We Defy Competition !

This is only one of our bargains. We have hundreds more in all lines of goods we handle. Remember, we have no trashy goods—-all first-class quality, Our terms are strictly cash.

G. A. DIXON & CO.

Successors to C. EF. Roberteon.

_|SE ELL

| only the BEST, whieh is |

decl

OLD COUNTRY GOODS -

FOR CHRISTMAS.

————

It Will Pay You!

; |

LMVHA MAN AddVH V

German Baking

Powder,

ES EE i A BRIGHT, NEW STOCK—NOTHING OLD! Ladies’ and Geutle- | | men’s Toilet Cases, Plaving Catds, Whist Markers, Card Cares, Meer- |,

H schaum Pipes and Xmas Gifts at all prices. These goods were bought in |) | the dtst markets for cash. A pleasure to show you through when ont |

i] | shopping. ! ee REDDIN BROS. | N. B.—Our usual elegant assortment of SATCHETS and PER- | | FUMES, 15 per cent. off. Chaslaielows, December 1, 1894.

and you lack no customers to

BUY.

ere

munaY Cum SAN

deed

larger |

“2 | : '

Landing to-day per schooner

‘*)

Samuel Drake a cargo of

Qld Sydney Mine Round,

———es oe

Effie M. Lake a

cargo of

OLD SYDNEY MINE SLACK.

Per

schooner

| Per schooners Rustic and Lev-

erett, two cargoes of

INTERCOLONIAL NUT

| '

Per schooner Tarquin, a car-

go of

ALBION

Lt &

Qusen’s Wharf.

De

DOLLS!

Dolls’ Cradles, Beds, Trunks, Sleighs, Carriages, Chairs, Boots and Shoes, and the Dolls

NUT.

3—guar&pat lwk

|themselves in all sizes, from the tiny Bisque to the large

| and

'

| Doll.

elegantly dressed Kid have arrived at

LEWIS’,

| but not to stay. Call early and secure one, as they are leaving rapidly.

GRAFTON STREET.

dec3

DIVIDEND

MERCHANTS’ BANK P. E. ISLAND Charlottotown, Nov. 28, 1894.

Notice is hereby given that a Half Yearly Dividend, atthe rate of 8 per cent per an- num, on the Capital Stock of this Bunk, has been declared payabie at the Banking House on and aiter January 2, 169>.

The triasfer books witli be closed from the 18th December, 184, to January 2, 18%, both days inciurive.

By order of the Board. WM. McLEAN, novid2r.w & why Cashier.

BETTER

B IN) TIME }

—

N OTICE.

‘Loss Than a Month TiiXmas.

Such a display of pretty goods! To tell you about them would use up ali Taz

| EXAMINER.

| | |

|

|

But where can I see them % Why, at

HASZARD & MOORE'S,

Books and Fancy Goeds, nov26 Victoria caveciorah

DR. H. D. JOHNSON

EYE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

Office «- ‘Kent Street Aug 16,794—ly —

| Wants, Lost, Found, &e

»

' posting of Xmas Handbills, «4.

Advertisements under this siaeiiian ate charge i five cents per line.

FOUND—In Charlottetown, about @ ‘ort night ago, a pair o:; boots. Apply at this office. dy 21 & wk y—decé

LOST—This morniag, on Water Street, a pocket book containing a cheque on Meéz- chants’ Bank of Canada, and also a emall sum of money. Finder will be rewarded on leaving same at Hotel pavies, if—dect

NOTICE—Samp!les of plain and ornaments: flower. fera, gyp-y, bulb and hanging also samples of glaze l ware, at the real of -». HorxsBy, Upper Primoe street, naxt acer’ oWwW liam, Nursery Si eod pdi-~<decs

LOST—n Tuesday, a purse with mens. between the store of Moore & Mc Street, and Dorchester street. The —~ will be rewarced by leaving it at this office. dec8—“11 pd

LOST—Yesterday, a young beagle bitch, answering to the name of “Bess” Finder will be rewarded on returning same to A\<- DREW DoyLe, JR. tf-—dteoé

W ANTED —Ladies wishing employment . their homes, sens self-aduressed envelope for descrip ive circular and commence work at once ; good wages paid.—_ALFRED KNITTING

6i pd—deot

Co, Wint hrop, Wass. ” LOST—On Queen Street, Saturday night, December ist, a pocketbook ocuntainiay a

small sum of money, a key and some papers. Finder will please leave it at Toe EXAMINER office. asc3

WANTED—A good cook Good wages 4 p- pl) te MRs SULLIVAN Brighton a

ATA BARGAIN.—One bundred aries of land with dwelling house, twenty acres cleared. ithin half mile nallway Lon, Kings County. Price $i. Apply & M. P. HOGAN. nové dy Im wk 2m

WANTED-—City can vasser of good address ; salary and expenses paid weekly from start. Position permanent. Canadian and Ameri- can vrown stock. Advantages uneguaiied — Brown Bros 0, Nurserymen, Toronto, Ont,

novi7—dy tf

“AB” IS His FAVORITE !—Saata Clea r. P. ailla to do ail the bas appointed Mr. A. 4 oe eal