—— Senate Read Room eS oe ot x pilieicdienteiis ‘eT } oll A na © ‘hi is @ T,j a 7 a7 h Ti» " " : 4 . ee oo —-——= 3S " ee OTTAWA This is Truo Liberty,—when Free Born Men” haviiy to Advise the Public may srea: free ~Evurirwes Single Copies Two is rr. ee ne _— SS ae ee Ct oe ee : VOL 36. CHARLOTTETO WwW N, P. EB. ISLAND, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1900 NO ae

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We've cut the price of every cloth jacket in our store, Theyre nearly all new, but they must all be moved this mouth. Now’s the time you wanta new coat anyway, and now is the time when the price makes buying easy.

We quote a few sample prices, setested at random from a great stock:

Very swell and handsome Newmarket Coat, in te . . . . . 7 ? ‘1 light beaver, satin lining, stitched velvet co'lar, $23, now $17.25,

Dainty little fawn beaver dat, very short, lined taffeta silk. golden brown ve'vet collar, pearl but-

tons, $17.65, now $13.24.

Very pretry pearl grey coat. satin lining, silk stitching, veivet colar, pearl buttons, $14.75, now $11.06.

Fawn beaver, six rows stitching al round, inlaid velvet collar, cuffs and pocket flaps, satin lining,

$11.75, now $8.81.

Trim little coat of fawn covert c’oth, braid trim- med col'ar and revers, Roman satin lining $8.25, now $6.19,

$6.95 Coats now $5. 85 Coats now 4. .45 Coats now 2

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MOORE & McLEOD,

The Busiest Store on Charlottetown’s Busiest Street.

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3 Sontis ; Joseph Mead, Rollo Bay ;| and how, with the assistance wf Mr. | Alex White, Ship Pond: Michael McKenzie, the judge had ttiynedi MGs Made from McCortwack, John hicGor mac, Se urs; that Conservative majority intd ad SE I pure Howard Festie, Souris West; Joh®: Liberal majozi y Thei he got cream of tartar. Keays, Sowsis; J A McIsaac, Bay-'back to local pontics again, holding} — ‘| field; Joseph McBonald, Chepstow; | that they should be mixed up with! . | Saf rd t] @}) Neil McPheé, Souris; Andrew! Dominion politics, and that in his | | egua S food Mooney, . Little’ . Harbor; Daniel) opinion Mr. Farquharson had been | ‘ | Doyle, Ship Por Cornelius Mc-| tooeconomical. He also said that | | | against Doneil, Souris Rivs*;John McCor-|he hoped next year four ocean | : — |mack, Souris: Wm McLaren, Jas | steamy Pitilin (a0 does ‘THe titra |

| PERIL OF THE MINE. 4 t g | 32 Men Shut In---Have to Dig:

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'oned 1,000 feet down in a coal mine,

f | only succeeded in gaining liberty by » | digging their way out. Five acres of

: | KRUGER’S MOVEMENTS. [SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. | | Mr. Geo E Hughes. |

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| walked in the rain from his hotel to) f the cathedral yesterday. He was Names of Gentlemen Signing | other words that as Mr. Farguhar-_

i | Us whetaa tC melt Cep I~: ; | d Alum baking cowdars are the greatet — Kickham, Jno T Cansagenty Souris;| ner) and that a large part of the}

CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION Ss

A visit to our store will repay ow in securing suggestions for Xmas gifts. a : ea ‘it Our stock is so varied that evc: y kiid of taste is sure to ve

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we have ever shown for the gift-givi. g se1s 00.

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Ws. enor 3 123 a1] "7 wticles 7 1chase2 at our store

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W. W. WELLWNE 2, Jewecr and Engraver.

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Our selection of Gems, Jev e' ¥; St ‘rling Silver and ) ov- elties is richer, more varied and nc einvitng than any display

| THE BEST OUTFITTING

STORE ON P. E. ISLAND

Larse stoc\, moderate prices, the proper placz to buy your wiater supplies. T__ Made to order Suits, Overcoats, Trousers, Fancy Vests, etc. (_— Underwear, Hosiery, Caps, Night Ros, Neckwear, Braces.

* Gloves, Mitts, Flannel Shirts, White Shirts, Dress Shirts, Colored

Shirts.

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| THE STORM. SOUTH AFRICAN WAR. THE LIBERAL MEETING

: ” ¥ A Mlb . | ae ue XMAS ANNUALS, Numerous Disasters at Sea. ) es .

i - af 4 » 7 ~ i | a General Knox Compels DeWet| The Liberal meeting in the

[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. | to Retreat. | Market Hall last night was, consid- aon | ering the|weather, well attended,the Boston, Dec 6.—Another southern | 'hall being slightly more than half 'storm has swept over New iing- [SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER ] | full. land and gonethe way of all such}; |_| eg eS | A considerable number of Con- disturbances, straight off to the} LoNDoN, Dec.6.—The War office | servatives were present to hear just

. ae aca +5 E . re north east and like hundreds of its, bas the following from Lord Kitch- | what sort of an excuse the liberals

-|predecessors left death and de-| emer, dated Bloemfontein Dec. 5 ;| could make for their administration

struction in its wake. Yesterday’s|@eneral Knox re-engaged DeWet| since the last election. But they

+|gale threshed the water of Nova) near Bethulie yesterday. He drove | didn't hear an excuse, not one, and

| Scotia andNewfounlands prepartory | the enemy from all their positions) the speakers one anq all appeared | to making ja stern descent upon | before dark, when they retreated’ picased and eeongratulate? “them”

the European steamers tracks so , northward. selves on the splendid manner in chat itg destructive history is not! Pilcher aggisted by a move- | Which Mr. Peters, Mr. Warburton

vet fully complete. ment on Knox's left, and Mr. Farquharson had conduct-

line in New England, and particular- | €Ta! Minor affairs. land,—the Pineau matter, the ly along the coast, can be summed} | lt issaidthat no more infantry | Asylum scandal ani the collecting

up as follows: five Gloucester fisher-| drafts will be sent to Sozth Africa, | of taxes all included.

| ° ° if fF; men avere drowned; six coasting | The only troops to goto the front Mr. Hughes was the first speaker.

}are more or less injured through

son method of levying taxes, and he |

B | collision and loss of gear. — | did say that in his position as Presi- |

scccheldaainc dt taieiei scsi ‘The Very Shortest on Record. | dent of the Board of Trade he had |

| |found Sir Louis Davies a very good | man to deal with, and also the’ financial statements as published in | LONDON, Dec. 6.—The Queen’s the newspaper, mentioning the|

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[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. ] |

Their Way Out. |speech will be the shortest on re-| Patriot were not correct. salatinaindag cord. It will consist of a single sen- | Mr. Whear then spoke. He said}

(SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. ) tence announcing that Parliament | eee - = ae he aes see deal | ih Se. eo a o do wi Jominion and Provincia! | aii: Sint thee ae sia has been summoned to provide sup- | *0 GO WIA oe :

on, Pa., Dec. 6.—Impris- | plies for the army. The foreign re- | ae Co Charlottetown and : Etione-whirh ate ao¥ touched on i ueens County. But he didn’t l akan on a ad a despera| Senn ch are ouched on in Te ;

it Dunmore, 32 men had a desper ‘Mis laconic message, will be fully tell the meeting the fact, which a | dealt with in the speech opening the large number of those present knew | ileetestitaiiation. quite well, that in previous contests | ee es el oo se tS Selena ae | he hadassociated with him as run- |

1 ning mate his great friend and | completely blocked its exit. ! CANADIANS BANQUETED. 1 ae |

councillor H. Johnny Quinn,and that > ——— , 4

‘ate battle for life yesterday, and

-_--— /now he had to be contented with)

IS . | Then Sir Louis arose. His cratori-| ip i at Lonpon, Dec. 6.—The Canadians cal powers were in splendid form. _ Enthusiastically Cheered at Co- Officers were banqueted last night at He said first of all that he had tra-! logne. the Canada Club. Lord Strath-| velled one thousand miles from Ot-| ; cona presided. _tawa to help his friend. Mr. Far- |

— quharson and his supporters, in the |

‘McLEAN AND KICKHAM.| present contest and to try to win |

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CoLtoane, Dec. 6.—Mr. Kruger, ' back to the fojd those who had re- | |fusad te vote for Mr. Whear. In

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cheered enthusiasticany by the as-! Nominati , son and Mr. Whear had scratched Ne ee ee a eee omination Papers. sae ngage | oy errs 'semblage of pzople. He departed | his back on an! before Noy. 4 th, so at 10a. m. today ou a special train; In addition to the names pub- he would scratch theirs for all he! connecting with the Dutch express [ished yesterday, the following gen-| was worth on and up to Dec. 12th. | , at Zeevhaar. _4;‘'emen supported the nomination of | (Readers of the Patriot were under | ———— enna em Sohn McLean and Jyon Kickham as, the impression that Sir Louis was

« candidates for the Fourth District) here on departmental busines

Bs ee of King’s : Angus McPhee, Bennett | Then he rambied for/alm%st_ half;

'McBachern, Norbert Pierce, GH) hour on the results of the con Marven, Henry Squarebriggs, Gus | and told of what friends of ais hac | a ae ‘Tavie. James McDonaitl, W M Mel-! been slain ard what ones we:é|

t Litett. John McLauchen, James Mc-|the vic’ors, of how the electers ct

Quaid, Frank Conroy, Matthew | Queen’s Kast Pad turned a Conserva

e T i 7 [Baking yl owder Pahie, M$ Acorn, Michael Paquet, | tive majority int») a Liberal im nority,

; ie. S ger SET ee” : . . : : menactts to health of fae geesent daye 5 hie, Sop KE, Head Rallo Bay; James| work on the Hillsborough bridge } + | Keays, Souris; Donald C Leslie, W| would be carried on next summer. | A Leslie, Charwood; Capt A R Mc- | Then he exhorted his friends one |

~< PI PETTY | Donald, Souris; William G Mallard, | and all, just because they are ae

|New Zealand; Douglas Aitken, Bay! friends and for n» other reason, to

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Fortune; James N McPhee, Big’ vo voteand vote early for Mr. Whear. i

| John A Gillis, Paul McPhee, Alex. | of feet towards the door, and the | | } ic McLean, James. MeVarish, John! hour was not late either. Hesaic} Makes a_ useful hristmas | “c4can, as ate either. He said} lake : : Chri sl D Gillis, Alex. Mentgomery, John} that he was on hand to discuss local |

| present as well as ornamenta ‘|DJ McDonald, James. J Bowden, | potics—that Deminien electiozs | We keep a nice assortment in, nie echoes oma . a and Dominion history were very| itatl ‘ f Alex. R >Donaid, AngusJ Mc-.‘‘ateresting, but this was not the | itation Marb'e; Oak, Wa-j2'* * oe ng | sting, 3 Was not the | Imitation oe Oak, ee 1 | Donald, Angus A McPhee, Angus $j place for it. Then he told a little | nut, Brass, Chinaand Nickel.’ Mcphee, Clement McDonald, D Jj story of how he had paidsome men | Our Alarm Clocks are unsur-| McPecnaid, Daniel B cag St. | one hundred and twenty five dollars : 'Marearets: Herman J McPhee, | for do‘ng noth'ne.and how the Con- | e i P able ein as ie ? . > u ae u bu ; . :

passed, as durabl and relia “| James McPhee, Black Bush ;| servatives had paid ten thousand time keepers, cante'l the time Benjamin Morrow, Eldbridge Mor-/ dollars for consclidating the statues , ‘row. Wallace Fraser. Colin J Camp- | le did notsay that the Conserva-, In Daylight or Dark beil, J H Paker, ED Fraser, Stewart | tive government had been punished | : _Anderson, Jas E Dingwell, Elisha | for their sins, and he did not say it cs A : | Baker, John A Morrow, Livingston | was time for his covernment to be

; aii O put. aw oft ; T ae ; as

= ithout the ai of - light Morrow, Charles Rase, North Lake; punished for his sins; but the story | Every one tested and guar- | J G Sterns, L i Paquet, Souris 3} Was interesting, quite inter- | ,P Cantwell, Harmony; A McArthur, | esting, and {¥funny. -But the! George McQuarrie, New Zealand; point began nowhere and Wm Pope, Chepstow; John Gar-;ended nowhere; and_ the oniy!|

W. : rett, Hugh Campbell, Souris; Alex’ thing it showed was that Donald | | McKellock, Angus McKellock, — Farquharson is an adept in figuring | toad; Allan McDonald, John Mc- up oats at twenty-five cents a}

Street v ad: Al a + 3 SS... T ats \ Great George Donald, Red Swamp; John D Gillis, bnshel.

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‘Three Doors fromGrafton Aneas McPhee, St Margarets;Jabez | TO LET M Rose, Red _— Point; Zachariah | - Doiron, Eusebius Peters, New:

Acadia; Albert McLaren, Rollo Bay; SUNNY- \ That centrally situted one tenement house | po gorick Deagle, Lower Rollo Bay ; SIDE A

. on Prince St., 1 ext v the late Thos. Alley’s, 4)¢-.4 Bone. Chepstow: George Everythiis of the newest and most Fis! ionable, Yeu are respect- containing eight larg rooms, with stable and Pp -

fully invited te visit our store. / } az

MEN'S @UTFITTERS.

coach house, at presat occupied by Rev. H. | Leslie, Charwood. ir ) Office in New Prowse Block B. Morris, whe is rmoving from the Island. gee . ee abfact Vest deer th. the xekt op Possession civen the 23rd inst. Apply to _ Have you tried malt oreak - in hye “ot wel Rag

$ JHOMAS McQUALD, food; it’s good, lic. a package a DR. AYERS | arte Lower Queen Stree Wetster & MacKay's. | ‘

In case of doubt buy an | Annual.

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Boys’ Own, Girls’ Own Leisure Hour

| Sunday at Home

_ Chums, Young Canada | Ovr Darlings

Just what it accomplished in this! Lord Kitchener also reports sev-|ed the affairs of Prince Edward Is-| Child’s Own Magazine

| Sunday, Chatterbox _ Infants’ Magazine

Our Little Dots

These are all good. Child ren of all ages can be suited” from the above. Select early: The one you want may be sold out if ‘eft much later. Ceo. Carter & Co.,

Santa Claus’ Headquarters.

WE MAY NOT HAVE

The largest store in town. But we have a clean progres- sive, up-to-date store. Ne one can give you a better as- sortment. None can do bet- ter for vou.

How abovt your Xmas bak~ ing. We keep extra fine

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We make them ourselves. Our Vanilla is especially good. You know them of old.

A, W. Reddin, Phm, B.

The Square Druggist, Sunnyside.

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: EWEN MACDOUGALL

General Agent, Commission Merchant and Auctioneer. OFFICE AND WAREROOMS 73 GREAT GEO. ST.. Charlottetown. P. E. I. P. @G Box 335.

Reference, Bank of Neva Scotia.

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Authorized Agent for P. KE. Office at Mark Wright &Co’s.

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Merchants’ risks, dwellinra,

|churches, etc., accepted on very favorable terms.

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