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LOCAL AND
“Are You
OTHER ITEMS. |
Reapy.”—Read Becr Bros, ad
». S. Civs.—Mecting to-night, at rooms,
Lodg > UO
i. 0. 0. P.—St. Lawrence
Risc.~—On account of had ice these will | © econd offence. It is returnable on Wed- | om nesday. sbstia’. r _— eee - _Bgoq : : 1 as C.." 7 ; C. E.S.—A__ business meeting of the LEPIONES sOnCl woore s yous . ‘ . ee , ¢ oe : re “ | Christian Endeavor Society of Zion chureh has en ad ‘ed to tne telephone exchange } } a loale thi ; } | . her will les 1d shy will be held at 8 o’clock this eve ning in and su eribers iil ease ¢ i } i ; | rage Hen l _ oe “} the basement. Reports for committees and name to their ists. : , offi “. ' Te election of officers. - > -— . ; iin eile Iwas Nor Coxtaciovs.— It was a Maine . “ : a ‘ : pb) ian who certified that one t hi Free Scnooris. — Dediam, Masrachu ; sictar reilies tnat me oO its . .— ' . . . ; alee Citi ane ae ani tie _-) | Sett?, claims to have had the first free atient i@d Sf Oki age, am that Said wee ti i" : } : ‘ “ ”» ww, . 6C100.8 In the world, ana has just ceic- ‘Tis 3 b c i7i0OUus. —NOTWich | ' al 1 27: ] ° ' . ; brated the ZoVvih anniversary of thelr Ree i j i j ' ’ r " — it | estatuishiment in that pace. Ix a Serniovs Conprriox.—The London | R a ee . a C ’ } j } VIVAL SERVICES i begin at reat Times is quoted as saying that the potato Q a or a ee W 1 i ‘ aorge Strect risthi Unuren ot . crop in England is in a serious condition, | 7‘ — . een Sipgastanaes : . : : i nesday evening of th ' ‘ reaceing ve amounts rotting after the potatoes | ” ih ae . a ; - : “ oe 2 ; leach nivht The services will be made a- fiad been garnered, | ; 3 eos interesting an| attractive as poss , and . > rece : ‘ if » at “i atl aa 8 ; ! Dox’t Foreer Ir.—There will be a con- | Vt begia a p.m Ail are invited. ‘ i St. James’ Hal ‘rid: “ver r | ‘ a cae a ‘ . ge Hal on Friday evening | Graxpo Coxcerr Che entertainment a good programme will be pre-| committee of the Y. M. C. A. have re- se ed, and a iarge au ic 3 “Xpected i TY a "tele a gy Seema © ed | enret th Oscra House for the evening ot an 1 ea : February L4:h, when thev intend giving a I } P ; | vrand concert under the direction of Prof P45 « Covrt.—This forenoon the sum- \ and « — ~ thie r eta a mons against P, Ss. Brown fur a first in InN rani oo concer oe o li : : . nusical evel tf the seasvui. 400 til fraction of the Scott Act was dismissed | '" A event " . , a és . . + r ‘ i fore more ws iater on. Pie case against Elizabeth Watling wa- fore mi ie a , al nel for one } } —_—_—»—_— i mijoiurned for one week, Isuaxp Prize Wixxer.—A short time | a : ; “ee componente ago the New York Mercury offered prizes ¥ , < > >T ry - 1 : J M. ¢ A. Pursicat “DerartTMEN’.— | for the best short stories or sketches on All those who desire gymnastic instruction | the subject —* How Did You Meet Your Will please meet the committee ar eight | Wife? We hear from the Agricualturist
k in the parlor so that arrangements | may be made for classes -——~s_—_ } iver.—The last of the ek of prayer meetings was held on Sat-
evening in St. James’ Chur h ‘esided, and Rey. Mr.
homes
W EEK OF Pr
’ iV } Mr. Fullerton | ; er gave an addre
=s On and |
a
Exmattrion Association Meetine.—The
annual general meeting of the Charlotte- tewn Driving Park and Provincial Ex- hibition Association wiil be hehd in the Masonic Temple,on Tuesuay, the 29th imst., at 8 o’elock, p. m.
Gaverne Svaep Away.—A Concordia youth larkened his moustache with black pomadle and took his girl out fora moon- liekt -tro] When the fair one appeared acoup'e of hours later her face looked like a railroad map.—Moncton Transcript. |
sonnatidiaeigdl
Cowrne tro Caxapa.—It is statel that The v. Father Paradis has pre vailel upon neariy 500 heads of families in the v cinity of Ca'umet, Mich., to emigrate to C .nada. They will locate near the flourishiis vi'- lage of Yer:or, north of Lake N pis ng.
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N sw Siex.—An attractive sign has Leen put up by Peake Bros. & Co., on the Water Strect side of the building oecupied ‘ivy them on the corner of Queen and Water Srreet>. It bears the words | Company, Limited. | Bros. & Co., selling agents.”
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Dorie Forxp Guitty.—In the circuit | court Dorchester, N. B., !ast week, | Join icvle, who, in November last, stole whiskey from Geo. Fairweather was tried and fonnd guilty. Dovle’s third trip to the been
* er,
Pé uae
a@ Ca+e OF of that place, This will be pen teptisty, he
there tw
having confined ce before. siisslieaebiidie
Caxapran Apo.ityarrs.—The Canadian | fron Furnace Co. are lucky people. They | have found a spring of most valuable mineral water oa the:r property at Radnor Forges, yr. & Gern% experts class it} with Apollinaris and Seltze:, and predict a@ great fortune for “it«inor.” As @ pure, natural table water it has already won
gre at praise
a abaiaccies Aw Uxsuivrexe Nuwsin.—At the grit con- vention in Summerside Jast week, to
select a candidate to eoutest that consti- tuency at the next Dominion election, Mr. | J. UW. Stell received 13 votes, and Hon. | Jolin Yeo, 87. The Agr‘culturist says that Mr. Bel!, who had worked hard for ihe nomination, wae so chagrined at the result that he vefused to make the nomina- tion of Hon. Mr. Yeo unanimous, as js al- ynost invariably done in such cases.
wieaapuailisinacun S&S Vatvaste Axitwat.—The Summer- side Agriculturist concludes a well-written review of the breeding and performances | of the trotting mare Blanche, owned by Mr. J. M. Macleod of this city, as follows ; | tlanche bids fair, during the season of | 1295, to take a good position in the 2:36) list. Sue ia rot only speedy, but her fine blood lines make her an ideal breod mare, valuable animal in|
and she is a most
every respect. | saiicsieiniaiiall
Accipexrt at O’Leary.—Saturday an} accident oceurred at the residence of Dr. McLaucblin, O'Leary. Oneof the chil drex let a lamp fall in the upper ball, and }
an explosion followed. [he doctor
agothered the flames with a mat, but the | wiek was still burning. This avd the }
burnee he grasped in his hands an ] start- ed to run down stairs, butin the attempt his two hands were badly burned. ad |
sibe doctor not Leen so promptly apo: tie |
scene it is likely that the house weu'd | jhave burned to the ground—-Guard wo. | a |
Forestens.—A new Coart of the Gri rj of Foresters was organized atfPreetow i: wast week with the fcllowing officers: C )) H (* B. J Davie Schurman; Past C R, Colin | Wright; C B, Gotia Schurman; V C fh, Chas Beairsto; Bec-See'y, Henry L Koger-; Fin-See’y, R B Anid; Treas, Stewart Cairns; Chap, J Pridham; S$ W, John Tay-
JW, Hope Jardine; S B, Btiriing irns, J B Geo Taylor; Court Physic- Dra D T MeKay, McPiail, MeNeill and Sutherland; Representatives to High Court, Wm G Seharman and R B Auld.
secession
i? b bait,
Tue Curese Trape.—The exports of | cheere to date eince the close of navigation ugsregate 50,340 boxes to London, 57,902 | to Liverpool, and 12,533 boxes to Bristol, making a total of 120,835 boxes. There is considerable speculation regarding the steck in Canada on the first of the year. | Ofcourse, no absolute accurate data is gvajlable, but the stock in Montreal is ap peoximated at 120,000 boxes, 30,000 be- | ween there and Toronto, and 100,000 odd district west of Toronto, or 259,000 boxes in Canala altogether. Last yearthe stock it Canada was placed at 150,609 to} 80,000 ! boxes, cr 30,000 boxes less. The stock ju j Liverpool also on the first of the year is | 39,000 boxes in excess of that of January |
ip the
Ist, 1894, being 122,000 boxes against | 83,000 in 1894.—Exchange.
i Mr. Watson F.
; tee) leeorated with bunting, spruce, and
| vote ltoa
| social discussion of their contents to the
| Crapaud, informs that several cheese were
| Mr. Brown, the manager of the cheese fac- | tory | thanks of the patrons here for this kindly
| Monday night, under peculiar circumstan-
ij not Leen dead an hour when there came to
land handsome girl. Davis was to have met
LOCAL AND OTHER ITRMS,
Tue Crry Councit will mee half-past :even o’clock. -_ See ad. lost, straved or stolen. A re. ward offered for information. sotasidiigs tat Scorr Acr Summons.—A summons wa tii aftcrioon scrved en George Mutch for
tto night at
; ; ; a. ed that the third prize of $5.00 was won by | Clark, of Summerside, (furmerly of Charlottetown), who tells his
humerous
sah: Sugar lexs than cort; 5 Ibs raisins | for 30 ets, cost 25 cts; 10 bars surp
story in a remarkable and
a siyie.
BASKET SOCIAL AT One of the events of the
it Little River, Lot 56, o
he Sth inst.,under very favorable auspices,
LITTLE RIVER.
season Came Oli
ithe evening of
when the basket sovial in aid of the Red House Dairy Association Hail was held. The nicht wa: tine, the road- good and
the hall, though was (under
the management of an ¢Xecel
unfinished i le
ut commit-
l Chinese lanterns, so as to look quite invit- ;
ng. About 7 o'clock a bun lrel nicely 1} filled with tempting in by a3 many equally
hour Was de-
trimmed baskets, we viands were handed attractive ladies. Abont one
literary entertainment
ct nsizting of : —_ 4
A darkey sermon by H nyy Norton, recitat.on and re ading: by Master Willie Howlett, W. H. Squarebrig-, and an amusing comedy by Albeit Ding- well and Ephraim McCaillam, all inter- spersed with vocal and music by Miss Annie McDonald, Ella Underhay, Miss Ada Underhay, ! Angus I). McDonald, W. H. Squarebriggs, |
and others
;
instrumental
Mise
Donald, of Dundas, presiding at the organ
and Mr. J. S. McCormack, violinist. <A
land E. W. Underhay,—Miss Annie Me- | |
| epirite | sale of bazkets was followed by a
ac com panini nti ot hot cote ‘
Notw.thstanding that the hall was filled to crowding, the best of order and good feeling prevailed throughout the whole | evening; and when the party separated some time in the “wee sma hours beyant the twal,” all seemed to feel that they had spent a very enjeyable and sociable evening, besides realizing the handsome sum of $75.00. in aid of the hall.
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NOTES FROM LOT
29,
Mr. Mark Trowsdale, of Crapaud, has recently sold a house and lot to Mrs. Rob- ilee at a fair price. Mark also intended to haye aw auction sale of surplus stock, but before the day of sale all the goods were disposed of at private sale. Who will say now that advertising does not pay ?
Mr. John Fall was moving a building | yesterday, to be used as a shoe shop, for Mr. Trowsdale. The building, when crossing the street, came in contact with the telegraph wire. The wire proved too weak for the nun ber of horses, and the vy sult was that seveial of the posts were stripped, and it is said that a message was teing segt from Summerside to Charlotte- town et the tine of the vollision, and it was snapped off like a pipe sien
A geodly number of delegates left here yesterday to attend the Grit Convention in Sammerside, and we hear jhat John Yeo, M. P. P., was nominated as the standard- bearer. Welave also been informed that Mr. Bell is kicking in the traces,
Mr. Tiead, manager of the Creamery at
made last week for the patrons. The cheese press was sent from Cornwall by there. Mr. Brown deseryes the act. CorneLivs. Lot 29, Jan. 12, 1895. _-—(<i—i—i—C OO OOO BRIDEGROOM CAME NOT.
THE
George W. Davis, aged twenty-six years, a claim agent for the Lake Shore railroad, committed suicide at Cieveland, Ohio, last
ces, arly in the evening he went toa barber shop with his brother, and they re- turned to their home. Ie seemed cheerful as ueual. Going toaspare bedroom he lighted the gas, sat down on a chair before a mirror, put his feet on another chair, and shot himself through the temple, the bullet passing entirely through his head. He had
the house twa little girls, who enquired for him, and exp!ained that their sister, whom he was to have married that evening, was waiting for him at her home. The young lady is Miss Anna Noonan, an intelligent
Ler that evening st her home. They were t» have gone to the Rev, R. A. George, of Trinity Congregational church, to be mar- ried, and had planned a short trip. Miss Noonan was greatly distressed by the sad affair. It is understood that Davis’ mother knew of his having paid attention to Miss Noonan, and upbraided him for it on social grounds.
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MARRIED.
Atthe residence of Mrs. George Lewis, North River, Jabez Burrows; of Kensing- ton, to Barbara Godfrey, of the Royalty The ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. Hamlyn, on Wednesday last, January
9ih.
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Brainerd & Armstrong
We have just received a carefully selected
CELEBRATED Silks. WASHING
show many new colorin:s, and in Twisted
SILKS. kKmbroidery
gest ever shown here.
BEER BROS.
stock of these The ranges of Shades are COMPLETE
and very attractive.
well-known Embroidery
In Filo Floss we
our variety is ene of the lar-
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LETTERS 10 THE EDITOR '
A QUESTION TO “GEURGE BH.” Dear Sin, Jn your issue of 10th inst., a correspondent sig ing himself “George 1.” states that i ciiy on two different oc that in the }
he imported coodds to this sasions, declaring twelve years these goods fell in price nearly sixty per cent. Will George H. please name the kind of goods in question. Then we may sce wheth- er the fall in price is due, as he Says, te protection. ne I challenge him to do this, for I believ
that it wouid be seen that the fall in price is due to inventions of machinery or to the removal of patents, and not, as he says, to protection,
espace of
J AMES L. — + ——- @ a --— THE DARKEY’S REASON Sir,— The darky took a job to carta load of wood for $1.60, and then sub-let
t to another sable gent at the same price. On being asked where his profit came in, answered, * sah.” If the (and it came from a
nea list below is reliab‘e firm), a good many grocers are in
but Ise boss,
correct correct,
tie posit on of the darkey who was “ boss
‘ost 49 cis; 10 sea foam 60 cost 19 cts, selling for 22 cts Tomatos can be bought for 9 cts a can; £1.03 is about as low as they can be bought wholesale. Flour is quoted in Montreal, Patent Roller, $3.50 to $3.65; it here at 22; canned apples cost $1.18 doz, selling at $1.20. As it costs from 10 to 15 per cent. supposing there are no
soap, 50 cts,
cost 59; 3 ibs candy
is eelling for $3.35 by single barrel
Oil costs 18 cents, retails
to selj groceries at retail, bad debts,
ioltetown are not
apparently the grocers of Clhar-
on the road to wealth.
Extremes meet, and from the Datehman’s 1 per cent., on selling goods for double
what they cost, to selling under actual cost is the other extreme. Both are alike vicious. A fair profit is alike just to all. Grocers associations elsewhere have been a success Why not try one here? The board of trade, if not too busy, might move in the matter. Soar. —— ——-—__0+9+e— He WNerr a Diary: — March 4, Adveriised for a girl to do typewriting ......... ceil xicod March 9, Violets for new type- writer... a 50
iJ
March 13, Week’s salary typewriter 10.00 March 16, Roses for typewriter...... 2.00 March <0, Miss Remington’s salary 15.00 March 20, Candy for wife and chil-
dren over Sunday............. C0 March 22, Box boa bons for Miss
PRUNE oo is se cenccense as 4.00 March 26, Lunch for Miss K......... 6.75 March 27, Daisy’s salary........... 20.00 March 29, Theatre, supper with
EMIS WE TIE Bac nccscaescoanace 19.00 Marchi 30, Sealskin for wife......... 225.00 March 30, Silk dress for w.fe’s
a nes a Gg 50.60 Mnrch 30, Advertising for young
man to do typ writing... okcees 1.30
BORN At Richmond Street, Charlottetown, on the 13th inst., the wife of James Patterscn of ason.
DIED.
In this city on Sunday, the 13th inst., Annie, daughter of Alexander and Louisa Turner, aged ten years and five month:.
{Funeral from her father’s residence, Grafton street, on Tuesdzy at 10 o’clocl, a. m.
On Saturday, Jan. 12th, Artemas Sime, azed 64 years.
At Medford, Mass., on Sunday, the 13th inst., James H. Gillan, aged 40 years, scn of tLe late John Gillan.
VESTVVVSESSETESVSTeser * Gwe
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Man
é é ° Anything ” ¢
a
was the advice given hundreds still holds How about that little amount due us? If paid it would help us pay our bills.
of years ago. It
gor vd.
JOHNSON & JCHNSON,
° @ Cor. Kent and Prince Streets. é o P)
Cor. Queen and Richmond Streets.
PBWBVSSESVOVSESSEBSSTVITVETVSECGETB
€BSO8VSBSVSVVQVSERVSGVISVS EXPERIENCE The Great Teacher.
Most of you have found out our methods We don’t We don’t try to stir up
by experience. announce to give goods away. trade whirlwinds. We don’t use emphat c
methods of advertising.
When we commenced making and sell ing Furniture, it was with the conviction that other people knew something about it. It was RELIABLE GOODS, SQUARE TREATMENT and LOWEST-NOTCH PRICES. We've
hammered away at those three things, and * eo ?
We fixed a policy.
we’re not through yet—pounding out the one idea, “ We know what we sell, we know the quality’s right and the price reasonable.”
MARK WRIGHT & 00., LTD
Who Sell at Selling Prices.
janl4 (<o7V Veo. i Telescoves, E (Field and AN (NV Opera Glasses, t cles ' 79) Spee ’ sesaee see ©} tepyarcus A » “
for somebody always anl fur everybody sometime or other, at
BE. W. TAYLOR’S,
janll Cameron Block.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Genersl Meeting of the Shareholders of Tue Examiver Publishing Company will | be held at the office of Tae Examiner Newspaper, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th | of January, inst., at eight o’clock in the | evening.
Tue Wearner.—Generaliy unsettled and mild, with local rains,
ARCHIBALD IRWIN,
janl0 Secretary,
cular attention to our
discount.
THE DAILY EXAMINER : . - - . . .
MONDAY,
JANUARY
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Capes, Collars and Mufts
AT SPECIAL DISCOUNTS TO CLEAR,
W. A. W
The People’s Store, Wholesale & Retail.
Charlottetown, December 23, 1894—m w f
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FOR
TO BE
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Men’s Overcoats. Ulsters, Reefers and ‘Suits.
Boys’ Gvercoats, Ulsiers, Reefers
DAYS!
ACTUAL
14, 1895.
phen —— a
Eight Thousand Dollars’ Worth of Readvmade Clothine
CLEARED OUT AT
COST.
and Suifr.
ALL NEW COODS THIS SEASON.
This is a Genuine Sale;
~ ——<—$—<—$— ie
| j | | |
| Spices.
ery line. Give us a call.
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J.B. MAC
MARKET
Charlottetown, December 29, 1894—dy
fresh, and we keep the best in the market. Valencias, and a fine stock of Cooking Raisins. Layer and Cooking Figs and Dates.
i], Charlottetown, Dec. 12, 1894—m w f
ro misrepresentation.
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We are now prepared to supply first-class Groceries at very low prices. Black Basket Table Raisins, Muscatel, Layer, Vostizza, pertectly clean, and Patras Currants, Candied Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Flavoring and We have also a choice line of Confectionery, Chocolates, Creams, Mixtures and Penny Goods in different varieties, Plain and Fancy Biscuits, and everything you need in the Gro-
Ss. BK. ENRIAN
Odd Coats, Pants and Vests at less than Cost. Sale for 50 dys and for cash only.
A few Fur Coats in Wolf, Hungarian and Coon will be closed out cheap. Y= Be sure and see our goods before buying elsewhere.
ONALD &CO..
SQUARE.
PREPARED FOR THE SEASON
Our stock is
& CO.
Next to Woolen Mills .Coa Store, Queen Street.
As we want to reduce our large stock of Imported and Home-made Clothing, Worsteds, Canadian and Island Cloth and Underclothing, we are prepared to give you a better bargain than’ you can got in the city.
o9
We have Clothing. Double and Twisted
As we are going out of the Cap business, we a All these must go before stock-taking.
which we will sell at rock-bottom prices,
This class of goods suits the public
on hand now a very large range of Home-made Goods, both in the Cl better than anything they can buy.
Cloth,
Remember the place—Corner of Queen and Grafton Streets,
McKay Woolen Company.
Charlottetown, December 28, 1894—m w f & wky
E'or Christmas i
Sets of Carvers, Game Carvers, Spoons, Dessert and Tabie Cutlery, Silver Knives and Forks, Razors, Razor Strops, English Pen and Jack Knives, Scissors in cases and by the pair, Christy’s Carving Knives, Bread, Cake and Paring Knives, Children’s Sets, Peerless Lamp Stoves, Table Mats, Fire Sets, Chopping Bowls and Knives, Fancy Coal Vases, Coal Hods at 25c., Apple Corers and Slicers, Wringers, Sleigh Bells, Granite Ware, and last, but not least, Acme Club Skates.
Don’t you think that there is something in the list that would make Xmas very happy to ‘someone besides yourself. Just try and we can do the right thing for you
D. WM. RICHARDS & CO.,
Ch’town, Dec. 19, 1894—m w f
JUST RECEIVED !
A nice cheap line of Men's, Women’s and Misses’ Gaiters, Also, Fancy Slippers and HF elt-lined Goods, Women’s and Misses’ Skating Boots,
WEEKS & WARREN.
Charlottetown,‘January 9, 1895—m wf & wky
The Boys who Please the People.
me = ———— ~ — Es
Boys’ Overccats.
We have them out prices :—
about 49 left over, and will clear at the following extraordinary low
LOT NO. 1,—At $2.00. Will fit Boys 6 te 9 years. For-
mer price from $2.75 to $3.25. LOT NO. 2.—At $3.00. Will fit Boys 6 to 12 years. Former prices, $4.25 to $5.00.
LOT NO 3.—At $4.00. Will fit Boys 7 Former prices, $5.50 to $6.50.
to 12 years.
These are wonderful goods at the money.
a — oer ee
ARBIS & STEWART
LONDON HOUSE.
Charlottetowa, January 8, 1895—dy
QUEEN STREET,
FLOUR IS GHEAP, TEA IS CHEAP,
McKENNA’S CHEAP GROCERY STORE,
CORNER OF DORCHESTER. Charlottetown, November 29, 1894—dy & wy 3m
re offering our immense stock of Caps We have still a few
|
—_——
advertised.
was ever heard of in
for Fashionable Tailoring.
Ch’town, Jan. 12, 1895—dy
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FOR 10go|
Wo Wish
ALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
A Very Bright and Prosperous NEW YEAR,
Barrett & Champion,
Lumber and Coal dealers, Connolly’s whar
dec27
40 Per Cent Discount
GENTS’ FURNISHINGS,
—_— —
Goods are marked in plain figures. It will pay you to buy your Suits from us now, as our prices are lower for First-class Tailoring than Charlottetown. other Tailoring establishments first and then come to us. We can beat their lowest figures, and will not charge you anything extra for the style that our Cutter gives.
G. A. DIXON &
Successors to C. Robertson, Morris Block.
Everything as the
Look through
Yours
CO.,
THERMOMETERS. I Will give Away
TO MY CUSTOMERS
hundred Suits
A Few Dozen Reliable Thermometers |
Every ‘purchaser of goods to tne | amount of
ONE DOLLAR OR MORE
will receive a handsome thermometer. Call early, as they will go like ho cakes.
THE PEOPLE’S DRUGGIST.
George E. Hughes,
Apothecaries Hall, Desbrisay’s Corner.
Dec 15—mon wed fri & wy 6m ,
oth and made up into We wish to cali parti-
at 33); per cent. of Underclothing
DELICATE FEMALES
General Debility, Anemia,
And all diseases of their sex,
Will derive great benefit from
SUGAR IS CHEAP, |< --
And Everything in the Grocery Line is Cheap A
EMULSION,
It improves the DIGESTION, purifies the BLOOD, and re} airs the waste that is constantly going on, and completely re- moves that Weary, Languid and Worn Out
Feeling
that women complain of, particularly at this season of the year. All Druggists keep it.
Price 50 cts. per bottle.
d&w tf—jan7
DR. H. D. JOHNSON
EYE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Office -- Kent Street
Aug 16, 94—ly
Wants, Lost, Found, &e
Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.
WANTED—A good cook ; no washing. En- quire at this office. u—janl4
W ANTED—A> experienced hardwareclerk: one who can go on the road, if necessary. Box 645, Charlottetown. jani4
NURSE WANTED—Apply to Mrs James Simpson, Rochford Street. 3i pd—jani4
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN—A erey mare, five years old, with bianxet on her; seen iast on Sunday morning, 13th inst. Any person giving information will be rewardei— PS Bauown, Revere Hot +, Kent Street,
jani4—li
FOUND ~Near the l’ost Office building, a few days ago, a pair of gold-rimmed eyeglasses fitted for near sight Owner can have same on application at this office and paying for advertisement. wtf —jani4
MILLINERY done by Miss WApDMAN, Bay- field Street, jan
FOR SALE--A choice new-calved cow— Jersey and Alderney. Appiy to P P GILums jani2 -~3i pd
CASH PAID for old Prince Edward Isdian and other British North American postage stumps used before I8v?, and used law stamps ermplette setts and preferred re- maining on the original envelopes. Hunt up oid letters and write with particulars to C. B. Pow ELL, 233 Metealfe Street, Ottawa, Ontario,
jan2 -2w
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE TO LET—The residepce on Prince Street at present occupied by the subseriber, containing eleven rooms,
is heated
besides a cu , throughout with hot water, fitted for electric lights, and has double doors and windows Possession given on May lst next. Enquire on the prernises to F S Moore.
jan9—2aw tf
WANTED—a good general servant; one from the country preferred. Apply to Mrs HC Dovuse, Water Street, jan7
TO LET—Half of a house containing four rooms, situ opposite Railway Station, Appiyat this office. dec8
WANTED-—City canvasser of good address salary and expenses paid weekly from start, Position permanent. Canadian and Atnerie ean grown stock. Advantages unegua/led.— BRowN Bros Co, Nurserymen, Toronto, Ont,
novzi—dy tf
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