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/ LLAIL IN SHIPMENT RUY HERE NOW

Our large stock of— HAS ARRIVED

Rare Works of Art.

Prices’ that will sell them. Ready! for your inspection.

HASZARD & MOORE

UNNYSIDE.

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£4 MASON’S STORE

You can get the latest Canadian and American ne#epapers received by mai! each night.

Drop io if you. want a paper or magazine or book toread. Fruit, Confectionery, Tobacco, Cigars etc. when you’re passing this way.

R. H. Mason $

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At Gay’s Stalls

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Hubbard Squash...ssoess cesses seeeneees 2he Ib Cape Cod Cranberries........+...+.... 9¢ qt Island Cranberries............... 8c qt Celery por Bunch... ....-sccreeeereeee 10€

“" : 3 Bunches........... 25¢

pais. Sida cee ' DRE deccescee eee ne eae HHOTEF $2 Ov

Onions, i0 Ibs for ......... ....---. 25 ' py a ery 45c 50 Ibs for... 6k cenntea eee

pet Db]... cove. . coscccceccee $3.45

MISC SLLANEOUS —Lettuce, Parsley Brusse! Sprouts, Beets, Carrots, Parsnips Cabbage, Tarnips, Beans, (for baking) Honey in Comb, Cocoanuts, |Savory, Sage, Lemons, &c.

J.J. GAY & SON

Charlottetowr P EI

Telephone 180.....

Libera |Conservative Convention.

A convention*of the Liberal Conserva-

« electors of the Second District of Ys County will be held at Morell Hall, ea Wed sesday,the third day of January, A D., 1900, at 2 o’clock, p. m., for the pur- pose of selecting two candidates to contest ihe district-at the approaching election. A full attendance of delegates from each

poll is equested . L. P. DOYLE, Convener.

St. Peter’s Bay, Dec 19, 1899. 2i.

| N S, 85 tons, | Sourie, P E I

' y ; Mase, U 8S, 62 tonsa whoed ee : i i i at NS | 17, 3 Our Hope, crook, NS, 36 tons, owned Dy } D Ooffia, St Peter’s Bay, P E I | July 31, sch Lady Aberdeen, bu st | Anu’, C B,77 tons, owned by Bi- | watd Boawall, Victoria, Crapaud, P EL. | Sept 19, schr Empress, buiit at f-cum nac, N 8B, 26 by Ss}

‘Oo 4, owned

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Oct T,achr J C Schwartz, mareh, Oct 12, schr France and R 27

ns, owned by Simon Chiverie, jr, 5

i 1. Oct 24, schr Albana, built at La Pave,

Nov li, schr Nyanze, built at Port Medway, NS, 91 tons, Geo Wright, St John’s, Nfld.

Total : 3 new vessels, 56 tons; 11 vessesl transferred from other porte; 657 tons, making 14 vessels, aggregating 713 tons.

CLASSIFIED SUMMARY.

CHURCHILL’S CONFIDENCE.

Buller the Soidier’s Trusted Leader.

Loxpox, Dec. 28.—-The Morning Pos} received the following from Winston Spencer Churchill, under date of Dec. 26. telegraphed from Chieveley Camp, where he bas arrived :

“All ranks have complete confidence in Sir Redvers Buller, and there is a stern determination to succeed next time at al! costs. A painful impression was caused by the announcement of the change of commander-in-chief, and the soldiers here are resolved to vindicate tueir trusted leader.

‘The situation, nevertheles-, is difficult, the Boer position being one of extraordin- ary strength, with high hills lined tier on an almost unfordable river, and with a tier with trenches avd galleries, rising from emooth plain in front.

“The enemy haveal! the ranges marked, ard many powerful guns dominate the various points of the river, while the drifts are commanded by converging musketry fire from the probably 12,000 Boers. There are sixteen miles of wild, broken conntry before reaching Ladysmitb, which demands early relief.

RESOLUTION

OF CONDOLENCE

On the Death of Mr. Charles Taper.

W hereas,it bath pleased Almighty Pros vidence to take unto Him-celf our much beioved and deeply lamented friend aid brother; and

Whereas, we consider his loss a most severe one as a true-hearted friend, a faithful adviser and co-worker in our as sociation, to which he was devotedly ar- tacbed as our esteemed secretary und able salesman ; and itis our honest conyiction that the efficiency of our company is largely due to his untiring efforts in its behalf; therefore

Re it resolved, That we, with hearts desply touched on behalf of the Winsloe Dairy Association tender to his bereaved widow and family our eincerest consola- tion, and pray that the God who hath bereft them will be a husbend to the widow and a father tothe fatherless.

Cras. Brrenrox, Perer Srewarr, James Suaw, Joseen Wisk, Cuas Stewart, Jos B Srewart, Hersert Toomss J. R. Auten, Henry Horne.

PESSONAL.

At isannounced from Kingston that Lieutenant Colonel Montizambert, D. O. C., bas applied for permission to serve with the second contingent.

keep yourself healthy by taking Hood’s

Sarsaparilla, the great biood purifier. sila til linaisattiteasin ane

_ AS 8000 as the moon gets three-quarters

, 't proceeds to get full.

ya ‘ : hia saa Aa . A a at Lunen prenared t roto Son ur * | dependent organization providipg v ‘or n. PE 1 | ° iariottetowna, ; il j ver Li : UO ‘| i©@Y Wiil Serve | a8 irregular horse,

owned by James Lanigan,

iy yjyAy KX AMINER o ) ie, LG y Offer. i) } Lieut. Uol. Delamere, of the Queen’s Own, stated last 100 men horsemer,

reiobily, many e hust club, are h Africa as an in thei go the

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free, if premittea to Go 8), k <sncnapmecanenapn ante

lished at Cardiff, expresses its sauistaction at the growing emigration to Canada of Welsh tenant farmers, farm hands, miuers, aud domestic servants. It adde: * The teeliag of regret which parents and others used to feel when parting with relatives leaviug for the colonies ie fast passing away, aod perbaps uothing hes helped this on more than the practical realization of the fact that our colonial brethern are

2 barques Measuring.......06 oes 1823 tons 12 barkentines “ .secce secssrece 4525 tons o wemmemtsnes © ..g vacecdie oc 350 tone 134 schooners “ .......+6+ ..6002 tons |

1 sloop 4 inc divs-< i eens 20 steamers i soeeeel 940 tone 171 yessels measurinZ.........+.. 14660 tons

The beft way to avoid “sickness is to |

prepared to sacrifice their blood aud trea aure on behalf of the ‘ Old Country,’ as is nobly atteeted by the presence of the Canadian contingent, as well as other-, in the forefront of battle in South Africa.” The contingent is doing good in more places than South Africs.

—The London Times war correspsn- dence has been very weil informed and accurate, aod it ie satisfactory to know that their special correspondent at Cape Town is strongly of the opin‘on that the Boer line of defenoe is very thio, and is not calculated to stand very Jong the strain of resistance to the superior British forces which will be soon gathered at three dif- ferent points. The Transvaal and Orange Free State’s whole forces are stretched slong the British frontier, and behind the whole country is empty of men. Their transport and supply system must be daily becoming lees efficient.

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Ask your doctor how many preparations of cod- liver oil there are.

He will answer, “ Hun- dreds of them,”’ Ask hhn which is the best. He will reply, “Scott’s Emulsion.”

Then see that this is the wc you obtain. It contains the purest cod-liver oil, free rom unpleasant odor and taste. You also get the hy- pophosphites and glycerine. All three are blended into one grand healing and nour- ishing remedy.

HIN KE.

The Rink will epen for the season Xmas afternoon. as last year.

Gents’ ......... .......... 88.50 OE owns nc 0s ccki 82,50 Children’s......... .... $1.50 Afternoon............. 81.50

Present your friend with a ticke' 1 or Xmas.

Tickets for sale at Johnson & John sons’, A. W. Reddin’s, and Apcthe | caries Hall, or the managers.

| E.H. BEEK. B. C. PROWSE

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Dr, H, L. Dickey

Late of Royal London Ophthalmic Hos pital, Moorfields, and Central Lon-

_ doa Throat & Ear Hospital Specialist in diseases of the

Eye, Ear,.Nose & Thr at

Office--CAMERON BLOCK, esidence— h3( 8) O> D ST., WEST. fice, Hours--9.30 tol pm., 2103 p, mp 7281 500, Kyes testedfor glasses

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CHARLOTTETOWN

The Western Daily Mail, which is pubs |

Tickets same price,

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Robert SSRET’. 6.0-<

and other authorities say that Canadians no not appreciate Can- adian Literature.

You should endeavor. to show that this is not true, at least of

P, E. Island,

One way. to do this is to buy and read one of ‘hose

TRANSVAAL SOUVENIR BOOKLETS

written by Mr. A. M. Baxpive, of St. John, N. B., which are for sale at all the bookstores, and at R. H. Mason’s Newstand, or will. he sent postpaid to any address, on receipt of price in stamps or silver, by Robert L. Cotton, P. O. B:x 84, Charlottetown.

PRICE (O cents. =f We Wish | Our Customers

—ONE AND ALL—

A Happy and— Presperous New Year

Wealso desire to thank them for their very liberal patronage during the past year, making it the most success- year we have yet had.

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That our efforts to please has been appreciated, is evident from our rapid increase iu business,

We will strive to merit still further your continued patronage.

W. N. TANTON

JEWELER

Great George Street, doors from Grafton St..... ‘

ESTABLISHED 1887

LEITH HOUSE

Felephone 174 P. 0. Box 326 82 to 38 Queen Street

Haring secured the agency of the fam ous “Silver Spring Brewing Sherbrooke* P. Q.,I am prepared to eupply ale and porter of unsurpassed quality at prices that cannot fail to please. Write for

prices and be prepared for a genuine sur- price.

A. MACDONALD —— FOR—

NEW YEARS

Fresh ground Mocha and Java Oof-

fee - . - 40c Ib Fresh Ground Maracaibo Goffee 32c Ib Crisp Malaga Grapes - 20¢ ib Choice Table Raisins - 15 20¢ lb California Muscatel Raisins 12¢ lb New Valencia Oranges - 15c doz Northern Spy Apples, 12 to 29c per doz Sweet Jamaica Oranges - 25c doz

Christie Brown « Co’s. 1 and 2 pound Fruit Cakes.

Been & GOFF

GROCERS.

TANITTARY 9

1900

We told the people the way to be happy and prosperous was j io trade with

rrowse | w ws LOS)

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have been happy and _ prospe ous. So have we.

Now if you want to b

made happy and prosperous next year trade with

Proywrse

We will start the New Year by giv.ng the best possibl.¢ value in all tines of Dry Goocls, Hats, Caps, Carpets, Clothios

You Start the | New Wear

by buying every dollar's worth of dry goods, clothing, etc, you can

from us and /you are bound to be happy. /

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THE PEOPLE'S BOYS

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