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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBER 19, 1900.

SPECIAL VOTES

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FVER FUR COLLARS

MUFFS

CASO CASO MPO Local and Other ltems = . Opened and Distributed by Re- 3 eR ue 2 \ me ting of Camp °Ardgour, ; “ i turning Officers. No. 182. i Mechan Hall. for Se, faa. . lection o ticers tonight ea : aad The Minto left Charl t« Fé ; ist } ri ul sevel O CiOCK — N - I ret has to if OCH EY ow ; ; astatement of the votes: 'orenoon e eae counties and in The Stanley will hi wile ad favo Pictou on Friday for Summerside t ERE Cp i dy a vi Teed ply between that port and Cape ae KING'S COUNT) Tormer tine. > F ok Malcolm Macdonald 12) AT THe Puce court this morn = , l NKickham ineii and J Jan Paton i i “ ich fined 82 ¢ lt C8 ee H J Palmer ) LVS Lol enness c Hockev B John McLean. LI | Mr. Lou McIntyre opened his . Daniel Gordon L] isses in physical development last \\ sotsma \ J Macdonald Ld} y ht There was a large attend SC Clarke ae oS i LY a pieasant and pre titabl at » ones James Mclsaac r : vening was passed. William Campbell Mrs. John Williams received a >izes Ii, 12 13 onl H1.25 z ae » | telegram fro1 Perth Amboy, Nea; , PUA IAS ww we eer ese recs - | Jersey, that her brother, Alexander} @} a _ James E, McDonald..... *! Rankin, was killed there this morn-| | os 4 W . A. OU. Morson. oac%8 ing. No part iculars w re receiv “dl. | [ J.gA. Matheson..... : Yesterday's afternoon train Peter McCourt..... | from the west was over three hours sia ; .. A. McLean. ae ee 6 late vetting to Char] ittetown. Slater L. Macdonald...... 2 The delay was caused by the engine Shoe | Alex. Robertson * | going over the points at Summer-

Agents Handsome

yurchasers.

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Ca andar free to

iJ. H. Cummiskey |W. W. Jenkins John Kickham... Jas. W. Richards | A McWilliams Geo. E Hughes

J F Whear

D Farquharson Geo. Forbes......

PERSONAL.

Re Dr. McMillan, of Cardi gan,

+} cit r. Mr. Walter Matheson is on ‘a bus-

p to Sydney.

Mr. Geo. W. Gardiner left to-day on a visit to Montreal.

His Worship Mayor Warburton is expected home next week.

Mr. F. L. Haszard is expected

Minto to-morrow.

Richards, of Bideford, by the Minto this

; , , home DY the pour Jon crossed to /’ictou

morning.

Mr. E. Boswell, of Victoria, was a passenger bythe Minto this morn- ing

The many friends of Dr. James McLeod will be sorry to hear that he is very low to-day. »- «__Jf-

Mrs. Charlies A. Hyndman left this morning on a visit to Anna- polis, N.S.

Mr ivid Evan, of Mount Stew- art, came to the city by this morn- ing’s train. He is at the Queen Hot:

Mr. Benj. Rogers, M. L. A., of Alberton, came to the city yester- day afternoon, and leit for George town ‘2st nirht.

Mr. Ernest Duchemin, of the firm of A. Duchemin & Co., took pas- sage by the Minto to-day en route

to Boston and New York.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bernard an daughter, Pascal Bernard and Francis Bernard, all of Tignish, came to yester

Charlottetown by day’s afternoon trainand crossed by

the Minto this morning en route t the Klondike.

Mr. L. G. Whear, was a passenget by the Minto to-day en route to

Montreal. trea! in the interests of his which has not been ¢ time.

DOMr. Wiliam McLean

time a member of tli

vod for

Mr. Whear voes to Mon- | health, | some |

iD P ivvg...<

S R Jenkins...

D McCormack. 1G RF ees spose PRONE Pekar s ne Us wee scenes

a side. |

6 []---The Methodist Sabbath School »| of Hunter River intend holding their ]| annual Xmas Tree and Entertain- 5) ment on December 24th. A good «| programme will be provided. The public are cordially invited.

3 { prominent merchant of this 4) town remarked the other day that ”| Turkey and Greece always disagree 3! with him. But last week he ate a 1 | stock of our celery and some lettuce »! after his dinner, and the result was

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iD F POUR E a os ee es oe l he had no discomfiture whatever.

Fee ee eee 7! Must vo and dolikewise. See Gay's

A Peters. teeters tere eee eee 4 advt in this paper.

A McLaughlin.. a ae ee ee 4 —The Minto had fa full freight Annear.. = teecereceeteeceeees I leaving Charlottetown this morning.

es SM A cw ii oboe ne bags ce ccenae ; ‘The treight included 400 cases of

| J a , creer See - Sg ; a ee es 1 canned meats’ for the English M Ci, ee market,400 boxes smelts for Boston, ees? ae 300 dressed hog’s for provincial ports Gc W Simpson we eith ahem s +e ue een and >) cases poultry for Halifax.

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PRINCE COUNTY. PE . iin be bE Ma Woe SA eee be ¥ 08 Lefurgey.... POO Laie ut obeb aud Pe MEE, gc aves Aah eee Oa a8 PUN. 6 5 64 await oe Bicharas..... : I ow ad's , NE oe ie wee ; J F Arsenault... DUI sc ctu ass sas pc J F H Arsenault...... | McQuarrie Anderson Captain Read S E Reid. Campbell DB McLeod. Smith Simpson | Douglass | Mellish... T A McLean | McCourt.. Paimer..... | Cummiskey. Whear . ~ RI. ay cokes os: . PUR co ose

eee eeveeeveeerereenearvred

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jr, for some}; 4 as Jenkins... staff of the iM

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Merchant s Bank of Prince Edw: _ MM “1 ee eee Edward | J E Macdonald. Island, left this morning for Mon- | ae ied : - Annear.... treal. It is understood that Mr. | 7 Mclear " ' re 1 ese . Bruce... .. ‘see ace wiee % Mcwean las oDtainec a position 1n } the Bank of Nova Scotia at Mon-| QUEEN’S COUNTY. trea Miss Mamie Hughes. Hortense | Irving Phillips, Nan Pooie, Winifred | Poem. .css:.-- Brec ACLU and ka yuise Mellish. of i A A Mec Lean

Mount Alison Ladies’ College, Miss | Wook... i265; ..:.

Adele Ma leod

of Acadia

and Miss College, Mr.

Andrews. | Kickham. Pee Rverson| J GMcDonald.....

Reid Try m. of Sackville College, a. nce bce ke ee hae

Mr. Innis Fraser King’s College, | M McDonald........ . .

returned to the Island yester- | Bruce.... ....-...

day tospend their Christmas holi- Annear..... heap e

days. Mr. Charles Harris, of King’s} Mathieson. .

College, amd Miss Helen Palmer, of|McKinnon.... .....

Edgehill, Windsor, are expected | Whear.................

tomorrow. PP oe oie kc et a

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MOST EVERY = =

Body likes good candy. Good Chocolates are always ac- ceptable. We have just op- ened

OUR XMAS SUPPLY

It is nicer than we expected. The fancy boxes are very pretty.

Nice new shapes in large boxes filed with Ganong’s finest mixed Chocolates. Also $, 1, 2 and 3 pound boxes of choice confection- ery. Just the right caper for an Xmas gift. Come

quick and get first choice.

Webster & McKay,

Ideal Grocery.

FP. oo. cv in whose iT A Bepeeee.. 6. 4K...

| Cummiaeey..........

PeeCE eG .....

1 --Prof. Vinuicomo's Orchestra is

1| getting in some fine work in the way 1/of practising. The opening night) 1| will be the best heard in the rink for years. The orchestra has eleven 'instruments, and the players are ~| among the best inthe city. Their ‘| names andthe programme of music| for the grand Xmas opening will be published tomorrow. We predicta ~|great success for the managers,

slessrs Prowse & McMillan.

‘| MEETING OF PRESBYTERY.

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lo Accepted.

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i: Resignation of Rev. John Gillis ]

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4} At Georgetown, and within St.

11| David’s Church, on Tuesday, 18th

15| December, which place and date t 4 hos lilt aaa and as

(| the Prosbytery met and was '

5} constituted with prayer. 13! Present Messrs. |Craise, Spencer, q! McKenzie, Herdman, ministers ; and

1} Messrs. McConnell and Dalziel rul- ] ing elders. 2\| The moderator, Mr. Spencer, ex-|

9 | plained that this meeting was called | pursuant to adjournment at the

1\ call of the moderator, to deal with |

| the resignation of Mr. John Gillis,

5|and for any other business coming |

“& :& IT PAYS TO BUY AT Penns gy

| | before it. |

3| mr. Gillis’ resignation, asking to! 2\to be released fromthe pastoral |

charge of Murray Harbor North at |

1| the close of the year, was read.

1{ Mr. Dalziel, elder of the congrega- ‘tion, who was present, reported

|that the clerk’s citation had been ~|read in both churches for the two

, | and passed that the resignation be 10 accepted and that it take effect at 1] the close of the calendar year.

;| The Presbytery recorded its sym- =| pathy with the congregation becom- ing vacant, and congratulated them

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32 12 og | to supply Murray Harbor North and 260i 5 +. vee .

gg| Peter's Road for six weeks, begin- ning first Sabbath of January 1901,

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> on the first Sabbath of the year.

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: e‘ ss } > e ’ ~ ¢ > ; i . * , > . [The figures from Queens are ad interim Moderator of session.

| complete. One

Lameness in the rauscles

| Sarsaparilla and cure it. $a <i

than a copy | Well printed and interesting 'everyone. For sale stores. Price 30 cents.

Genuine Ebony

hat,

ance at G. F. Hutcheson’s. t

4 es

was elected a director of the { erican Leicester Breeders sociation,

joints indicates rheumatism. Don’t | dally withita minute. Take Hood’s |

ae What would make a nicer Citi Piles

| mas present for your friends abroad of ‘‘ War Sketchas.’’| the manufacturers have guaranteed it.

| Presbytery then sale ‘meet at the call of the Moderator. A. W. K. HENDEI SON.

Clerk pro tem

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upon theirthealthy financialjstanding. | 9° Rey. J. R. Mackay [was appointed |

and also to declare the pulpit vacant Mr. W. H. Spencer was appointed |

adjourned to

To prove to you that Dr. | Chase’s Ointment is a cortain and absolute cure for each and every form of itching, bleeding and a

tes.

See Our Window

_ EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS 25 PER CENT OF

AT CHARLOTTETETOWN LEADING FUR STORE.

SENTNER,McLEOD&Co

COME IN AND GET PRICES.

BEAUTIFUL CHAIRS FOR XMAS.

WHATIS NICER |

for a Christmas present than one of the Fancy Rockers we are showing.

A good cobbier seat chair in Oak or Mahogany, or a Rattan Rocker is perhaps a necessity in your home.

Why not make your wife a present

of one,

OUR PRICES

IN COBBLER SEAT FROM $2.90 UP. IN RATTAN ROCKERS FROM $3.60 UP.

CALL AND SEE IN. JOHN NEWSON.

cae eyes: ey:ayenenes WHAT SHALL IT BE?

i | | Many weeke of careful preparation enable us to help te solve the problem.

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‘War Sketches’ by Hedley V

Mackinnon for sale everrwhere. ee -=——C

Gentlemen’s Fur Mitts and Collars are to be found in the big furnish- ing department. Mitts, $2 to $7.75 ; Collars, $5 to $15. What could be nicer than one of these ? Noth: ing we know of. Dressy Xmas Gifts at Prowse Bro.

---Special class in Y. M.C. Aj Gymnasium tonight. Young men who intend joining are asked to be present. Bible class on Stalkers Life of Christ, led by Rev. G. M.

Young will meet Thursday evening at Sim Y. M.C. A. parlor.

. ---Holly holly---large cases of fancy holly arrived today. Telephone your order and it will be reserved for you---to call fer it on Friday in the market at Gay’s stalls.—-See ad.

Fancy toys, musical toys. etc., al going at big di:counts. Miller Bros’

---English golden Mistletoe. Ladies your opportunity, small things leads to greater. It may eventually ter minate in a proposal---by all means secure some mistletoe at Gays stalls and hane it up.--see ad m

this paper.

Curtains, Wool Mats, Rugs, Carpets, and Carpet Sweepers are amongst the best and most likeable Xmas Gifts to the wife. Now, husbands, you’d bet- ter see us at once.-Prowse Bros.

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GOODS SUITABLE FOR XMAS

Abound here. Out of the many articles which are | worthy of mention we quote the following as a sample :-—

| Fur Collar, Cap, Mitts, or Ruff, a dress ength Silk or Satin waist, Fur or Cloths Jacket, Kid Glove Silk Ties, Fanncy Goods, Dolls, pretty Down Quilts, Blankets, Battenberg work in centre piecs, Boleros, etc.

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at all book- | get jour money back if not cured. 60c a box, at

cloth, | bonnet, and hair brushes in abund- |

At Guelph, Ont., a few days ago, /ially for the Xmas trade. William Clark, of North Wiltshire, All finest goods at reason-|

to | timonials in the daily press and ask your neigh- | bors what they think ofit, You can use it and

ealers or EDMANSON, Bates & Co., Toronto,

Dr, Chase’s Ointment

See our fancy boxes of f. | choice confectionery,spcc-

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A” able prices.—WEBSTER &

‘McKAY.

New Battenburg Patterns, Braids,

Rings, etc.

F, PERKINS & CO,,

T:0:Y:S

We have a nice assortment of Xmas goods on our first floor. When purchasing cali

and look over our stock. We have a large variety and

they've got to go.

MITCHELL’S BOOKSTORE

Queea St. Opp. Prowse Bros.

WANLED, -A servant for general noase work, Apply te Mrs. G. EF. Henderso0s Kent St. West. dg }

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