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— eo ue ' HE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVEMBER 27 1900 ee ) re | Mi ai —— | _ V 1 ~\ _ a Ae Vv) = ie > ar A NOs we wr co we. rs, rw, \WAy ‘ ; ‘ ; a hfs a ee ' ’ } 3 Ag, er WA \\A # : ape? Ay Gp’ d He es Qo & ey ; a2 Sy Ue Ny wi Win wie: Wie ws ' ol r = ee Se QS hes ey &8 9 Me be a ; ~ ww th a} ap, ‘ ROE Gs SE OE RP are We LL eS Oe MZ iia = 1 * BC eat UA Le EY EY RBANE ALTE Lore _ ht Way ‘ 3 jae x A i ‘ 4 : | 4 A . > aff > ' Fi : far =i . m a fe in ei Ea ef ‘fie ie wit : ° ° w “ a fl y tt nt : 1 1ae a ) d : ‘3 she ele’ ¥ : ; y — ! Y FE ; Tiberal | . reoks Wwhon Sh : 4 i I > ‘ shey ICs ‘ evel p | ms MOQ N ti oo” =_m = sh nvuis ” is ; e wraliz S nha > ike ‘ G : ® ain oe Some ¢ eS ManCeS OM a ‘TO THE PUBLIC..$40,000 W | | ee 8 Oe aes Ho PU 0 orth of High Grade Fashionable Goods to be sold at ie 6% i ; eesdem electors,” who befor i Sil J he seventh, were undecided as See tie tee] The Aw from 67 to 75 cents on the dollar, at Sing | € g Liber mt fellow he Always Busy Store HF ; ot must wain become i.differeut if! needs more room and Increas- they HOpe ; geta_ considei “ae on! facilities for growing business. Ay ott a sentiment } yoreSss . e ts 3 he rath. ? ment of Hepziess! The attractions will necessi- resig spaticn has taken Possession of oe eos : ; the place-s seeki ng Conservative, and tate the closing of the store | one in the in nsil y a) his despair was {for at least one montn. WV e| heard to remark, “the couniry is going} have no place to store the i } + r/ 2 rat — ~~ ee iothe dogs, let it 50. But we have soods, so are obliged to make Ba G ds i ti ® a k t F AT ch , E & hi ‘j gih in our country, and in yur| SO0CS: SO are O° y Goods, Manties; Jackets, Furs, Millinery and Nien’s Furnishings: | people, fer as things refuse to be)‘ samen Pp Sdie. Ae mismanag xed | iO ng we may rest as- fe hi G if BA ged that if individually we are Pulling Bown ver ing oes. ¥; honest and upright, we can in some gj : in peasure defy misgovernment and oe pesper in spite of disloyalty and and z ‘ tarifis talk and humbug. Ee Bedford is about to begin a spirited i

atation tor a Caily mail. Mi leove and some viciniail settlements wii take ghand and the prospect of geting such a reasonab’e convenience will be among the near probabilities

Two ballots at Bedtord poll were without a mark of any kind and two were marked for both candidates. It is stated that the latier were marked by persons who had been bribed by both patties and thus attempted to square matters with their consciences. Of course, this is a fable and no satis factory «xplaniation cau be su

When passing thruuch Millcove re- cently he had the picasure of meeting

cgested,

anold friend in the person of Mr. James Mahar, a yventileman who has passed the psalmists utmost limit by almost a Justrum and who is yet so

bale that he 1s ale to carefully culti- vaie a farm of fifty acres, and handles ascythe with such dexterity that all tis contemporaries are p it to the blush. He is the proud possessor ot asavant among Chis intelligent animal knows, almost before being told, his master’s wishes and a .case Was instanced us where the dog overhearing a conversation between his master and his master’s beloved partner in reference to cattle being in the turnips at once set out and drove

dogs

to

them from the field. We can testify - tO the truth « f this, forwe know Mr. Mahar and have seen toil the «eg HOUSE and the ti IFEIpS, At seme future time we may tor the enterfa nment of | meieetcsnc'n ee, FURNISHINGS ated tous by this entertaining oldj & f gentleman. = 95 Per Cent Discount Corran Ban, Nov, 1900 LO er en ISCOUn 6 6. <Zir ee ——— } ee Have Nice Eands. Kverv dollars’ worth yt hiv here you get il for a When the hinds h v: been very! the doliar. Oadly stained, wash theu 4 7. ’ ads LOC rtin ho ‘ a : Water, and ti en rub the ‘ tains with j W hite MA ool Blankets. f€mon ji ice and gait. ; 1 4 2 ar # , and apply the Rane ; ie pumice s .one. If the st ains be very Grey MU ool Blankets.

deep, and re fuse to move aft«r several washings, go to your druggist and ask him to make you up a lotion or wash, with oil of vitriol in its c Mposition

This shou! 1 onty be done asa last Tesource,

A slow circulation is a gat enemy a white hand dur the cold Weather, For this reison j good to Tub the h d: and arms x-ntly, es- bes Hauly wiicr washing, and undervests ® Wool with iong sleeves should be ¥Orn,

Horever whit Pptarance Pails donot re

ea hand may be, its tte ly spoiled if the

-eive nrop? attention. ey Should be filed every dav,a Cian ee ; : . a ned eve'y the hands are ee OEE the. cenef seg G. ithe scarfs in be pushed esmtly down, han. nails « iL: ot put 1 oD appearance fyi if they 0: 10 | ; “ht Dite or pull them off: a shirp air f Sciss elie ines“ a to i ihe tics of izers should ne. P'essed between ihe thumb and Neer y ' j a » UDwe » Fivethem a good ape, ! \ : DO rer Char is. th. - OWS eid ” More i ; ti, ~~ "O (Uhan the colours of 3 8a. aie

“ STANLEY BROS.

Building Up

The store front has to come out, all the plaster has to come down, all partitions, stairways, counters and shelving have to be removed. A modern, up- to-date store that will not only be a credit to ourselves, but to the city, will be the result

We ask you one and all to make this sale a grand success The stock is well known as} the most up-to-date and clean- est in the province.

You Save from 25 to 33 ¥=3 cents on every dol- lars’ worth you buy.

COME EARLY.

STANLEY BROS.

White and Grey Cottons Wadded O Down Quilts White Table

Nap!

i-ge INADKRINS i

uilts

Counterpanes

Linens

1

White Linen Table Cloth

S

] ‘s" a ai ik wels, Towelling

Te

Sheeting, Pillow Cottons’,

Colored’ Table

» Covers.

‘Printed Flannels, Opera Flan-

No Goods on Approbation and no Samples Give

Lists and Discounts.

Read the Following

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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT 25 Per Cent. Discount.

Every dollar's worth you buy here you get for 75c¢ on the bollar.

Black Dress Goods, Color- ed Dress Goods, Costume Tweeds, Box Cloths, Ladies’ Cloths, Dress Linings, French

nels, Quilted Linings, Jersey Cioths. Ladies’ Dishestien Velveteens.

Staple Dept---25 p. Discount.

worth you 25 ceuts on

Every do:lars’ buy here you save the dolar.

Print Cottons, Roman Sat- Sateens, Art Sateens, Cre ‘onnes, F anne ettes, F eccs Cottons, Scotch Ginghams Gaatias, ‘Tickings, W hite Cottons, Co ored Ducks.

ins,

WHITE GOCUS

Mus

Spot Mustins, Chick “uches

ins, Apron Lawns, |

buy here you get for on the dollar.

FURS

25 Per Cent. Discount.

Every dollars’ worth you cents

Ladies’ Seal Jackets, Grey Lamb Jackets, Astrachan Jac-

kets, Wombat Jackets. Watia- by Jackets, Neck Ruffs, ettes, Storm Collars, Fur Lin- ed Capes, Fur Capes, Mitts, Caps, Coats, and Boas.

Cap-

Fur

Muffs

Muffs, Child’s Caps, Collars,

STANLEY BROS.

MEN’S FURNISHINGS

25 Per Cent. Discount.

On every doars’ worth you uy here you save 25 cents.

Undere othing, — Hosiery, sweaters, White Shirts, Co - red Shirts, Workiug Shirts, ‘anne ette Night Shirts .hite Night Shirts,

zloves, Gollars, Ties,

Ready Made Dept---

25 p. c. Discount.

Every do'lars’ worth you buy here you get for 75c on the dollar.

Ladies’ Jackets,Cloth Capes

Chi'dren’s Jackets and Reefers |

Waterproofs, Ladies’ Under- clothing, Chi'dren’s Under-

clothing, Ladies’ Wrappers, Flannelette Night Gowns, Drawers and Skirts, White Lawn Aprons, Corsets.

STANLEY BROS.

SILK DEPT

The finest stock in the pro-

vince at 1-3 OFF Every dolJars’ worth you | buy in this department you

get for 67 cents.

Black Silks and Satins, Colored Sitks and Satins. Fancy Silks, Japanese and Biouse Silks.

i-3 OFF

ali Millinery Goods, Hats, Shapes, Flowers, Wings, Tips Birds Ornaments, Silk Vel-

idife

vets. Ribbons of all kinds.

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Hosiery Dept---25 p- il c. Discount. ih

Every do lars’ worth yow buy here ou get for 75 cents. on the do ar.

All Ladies’. and Children’s Stockings, all Ladies’ Kid Gloves, lined and unlined, alt ichildren’s Kid Gloves, alk ‘Ladies and Children’s cash mere and Ringwood Gloves wools of a!! kinds, Flannels, grey, navy blue. white anc. scarlet, 25 p. c, discount.

STANLEY BROS.

1-3 OFF t

: Stamped Linens cushior «

Tops tinen Squares, lace Squares. Tabie Runners. Side H Board c'otss Fanc, cloths, |cords Em >oidery Siks,

| Knitting Sil«s, ete

1-3 ott al Woo! Ho«ds, q \ | ‘ : ‘

Toques, clouds, Squares; Mits

'Boctees, Inf fantees, ete. . a | ae ae ang

193 off a’! Veilings,’aces ag

fri'lings. Embroideries, Jewel- at ry combs, Pins, Hair Pins;, i} Safety Pins, Buttons, Tapes: ne etc. fe

Lawns, Victoria Lawns, Nai uils, Umbrellas, Handker- 1<3 off al! curtains, Arz Af cooks, White Ducks, Ir “! | hiefs, Caps and Braces. 1:3 OFF Muslins, and curtain Muslins, EE Linens, Diapens and Liv: ; sg tee children’s cashmere cloaks, i i_awns. A'so all Jines in Boys wear | al Ladies’ Vator Made | Cos- chi dren’s coats and children’s a above. tumes. Skirts and Under- Bibs. bi: Sed PL. rsusesheremee aman’ opie teens memes <irts, poet ; a ¢ TANLEY BROS.|STANLEY BROS.|STANLEY BROS. STANLEY i iF iy ty 2 4) ¢ ra) Si v y ‘ é ‘ 4 = 4 AE Gh. fed? BR Re Oe ~ ER Ww Seeeles A J eh he te exes BRE EE POAT ack SE OE Ee EE 3 i _— QP LX & 2°; LL 29; VE F 7 E> E> Be fo ae Sees fo oo B =} * * - tf . i : GFW > CR Wr To SR WH Nee ‘a | oa ra