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AN importtnt meeting of Prince Ed-

ward Division No 1, will be held in .Wright’s Hall on Tuesday. Jan 10th.

Bntin at the rink this Saturday after-

noon from 4 until 6. and as this is the first band afternoon of the seison there will be a very large attendance. Come and spend a pieasan) afternoon

(.reani T - l _ ' IN(_i l‘O\VDER for I Exsmmnros or Mo_N'ritosi-1 Scttoot.

A Saviiig of from '.Z0c to :Zoe ` ____

--The hall yearly examinations ot tne Montrose school took place on Wcdnes-

on EW,-V Pmmil you Buy, tday_the 4th inst. There were anon: 88

SE ` Salllltltlll BV lillalllllll ll9D0llElS dlld CUT- Pllrills pregent _nesides___a num_ber__ot l the farmers in this province are sti l

_ ' `l... tllarfnls Ill] VlSllOI'S. DH eX'1I]1lI]a lon

ll ‘$930 og respondents Everywhere twiiti-ti was prieoipoiiyooooootoo oy nov T ,.E,,,£c1l>/18; ._ __ A. 1). McDonald was very_ satisfactory

FEC _ l_.n__` _See _uso ____ ________ __ throughout, retlectingcredit uqpon both

VER G ttiacher and pupils At the clo eot the

IN e ' Tiii-1 Gt'.\Ri»iA‘.~: regrets to learn thatl examination which was continued up to

full” I DQ? Mrs. \\'. G. Sltiiiuif. is quite ill. Ja late hour in the afternoon. remarks

NGPOW ;_ _ _ _ _ Qbearing upon the healthy and hopeful

P0 '° C’-"”f'i‘§! fgo THE =‘P*'=°“‘l “ml “al” fm”-‘ (’°°“’~°' tone ofthe school and the satisfacto

yqiisotuir Piinii e 3., 5 cultaiirsen. Y l »

sotn in qulnrrtaitiir nw our Pnuitti rms. ‘

ELiii~:it D. CrtAwi~‘0rti> will occupy the

pulpit in the Central Christian Church _ at both services tomorrow.

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Tbg gogd £5001; no longer Mrs. John Ross, who is seriously ill. has cXCl1S€ f0I‘ “Sing Clpam Of Mn. H. P. Dnonsiim, ea.. tort

town arrived in the city at 7.05 o`clock to progreqs made Dy'me ch-“dren durig; tl°Call las* °"<f“‘“g- t the term, were made by the examiners

and others present.

Jaime-t I-Ln'ni.-:N Fr.r;'rcuER is the

author of a series of articles showing Lord Bacon to be the author of Shake-

‘ Mas. Curr-xiii-:itr MCLEOD, New Lon~ t speaws plays _and also of a plea for don' is in the city visiting her mother' ‘the red man which is to be republished

by the Department of Indian Affairs at Washington. Mr. Fletcher is a native

Tartar and SOd8., 11S l`.l1lS DSW last evening on his return to Pictou- 10’ 0fW9l1» P- E- I-» and was edlml' lmd

- . ° Mrs. Duchemin will remain on the

Baklng Powdel IS Surely as lslandfor two or three months.

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Economical’ at the Same t e A st'nrMONs was served on Laura C.

being much more conveniellt Smith yesterday on the cbagre of viola- to us. I t is perfectly uni- tion ortho Liqoor Rognioiioo Aoi. It

f0l‘lI1 8-lltl Ell\\'3VS Workg the is returnable on the 11th inst. sam@_ U 1 Tire: following thermometer readings

for the past week taken from the Char-

_ _______ _ _ _ _WW _ lottetown mcteorolegicaloffice: Dec.`30.

a max. 42.0; min. 16.8: 3115!. BMX- 40-U;

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l10.5 :‘2nd, max. 11.0; min.- 7.0 _(below

0 zero); Srd, inux.1t5.0; min. 3 6; 4th,

I 35.0; min. 1.1; oth, max. 44.0: min.

3:1 5; tith. niax. ‘Z-1.0; min. 19.0.

Christmas

Supplies...

Raisins,

Currants , Dates.

Prunes, Almonds,

Walnuts.

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Peanuts’ Tm-3 marriage of Mr. David A. Man-

C0l'\feCt1Q|1e|'y, _son. formerly of Cape Traverse. to Miss

lR. Ella Currie, daughter of Mr. -George

CtCv CtC~ Currie, Elmsdale, P. E. I.. was sol-

mfc so _ , ,emnized at 95 Hancock St.. Worceeer

lliall Tuesday evening Jan. 2~lth under

IU. G. T. Concert to commence at -7.30

lp in. Admission 10c. Ladies with Pi-es 'orBiSkets admitted free. The Lod e

, P - . Should the evening prove unfavorable

i* Island. For some years he was em-

‘ I ptoyed in the tailoring establishment of

` Mr.. W. A Stewart, Summerside,wherc

Lots Of Fresh Cakes

at our Bakery.

as

asses;

the position of supervisor of the Worces- ter lnsane Hospital. To Mr. ind Mrs. Manson, the Gcsaprats extends congra- tulations and wishes them a happy wed-

proprietor of the Island Argus for some years, and in 1879 was Queeii’s printer. He removed to South Dako- ta in 1883, and in 1887, was elected to the territorial legislature. and two years later, when the territory was ad- mitted into the union, he was elected lieutenant governor and president of the senate. In 1893 he removed to Su-leve. 0regon,_a~id is now editor and proprietor of the Daily Independent

min. 17.6; Jan. lst, max. 19.0; min. tand Oregon Independent.--Ex.

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MARRIED.

A GRAND Concert and Pie and Basket. A; 95 Hancock St.,Worctster, Mass.,

'Social will be held in the Cherry Valley on Demmbor 143,, ~98_ by Rev_ L_

Thomas. David A. Manson, formerly of

l the auspices of Cherry Valley Lodge. I. t, Cape, Traverse. to R_ E1, gun-ie,

daughter of George Currie, Elmsdale, P. E. I.

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is noted for the success that has attend- _ _ ___ .- it.. _-_ L _ ed the efforts along this line in the .past 4_’

gained Her Health

lufferod Agony with Pains In the Stomach - Hcod’e Cured.

l‘he testimonials in favor of Hood? Sar- laparilla .are as worthy oi contldence as

_ Mass., on 1)8c. ltllh. ML MIUEUH is 1 funn ygurmosttfusted

‘Well RUOWU in many P5113 °f 3191 neighbor. They are written by honest

people who .are grateful for the cures ec- oomplished by this wonderful medicine. Read this statement:

he haslmany fflwds- H9 “OW holds I “I was afflicted with levers pains inmy

stomach from which I suffered much agony at times. I was afraid to go any distance from home for fear of having an

attack. I was treated for uenralgie of the

ded life. l heart without avail. At last my mother

wrote and urged me to try Hood’s Saree-

Every thing Fresh to-da A vi-;itY qnlcl Wi'-‘ddiilg was s°]emni` » parilla. I have her letter before me at the

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Apple, Lemon, Mince pi

lOc each.

Cream pies, 120 150 “

Cocoanut nies 15c 20c “ 3,“mte ln marnag I Walnut Cake 160 per ` ‘ ' Q ° C0' Rev Scotch Cake l6c “

Jelly Roll l6c

Telephone 98.

eldest daughter. Miss Nellie J., was

broad-cloth, with velvet to match, and

,_, wn-to satin. The young couple were

true recipients of rt goodly number of

lpretty aiitl tlscftil pl`eie11tS, lIlCll1(lll]g liwo nantlsome chairs and parlor loun

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ECUPSE B“KE""» gtktgtfroi-.1 uf. 'resolve foiiow ompioyos.

gakes gest 3,-ead_ §_._.f2_\1r.ami .\1eS._ 'roach will tesco by_nio

sh C. P. R. on Saturday' for their fu.ure

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home in Charlottetown, P. h. I.-St. lohn Telegraph, Jan. 5th. [Mr.

. Zed last evening at the home of Mr. tu _dit read umuowsdm

Devin Ross. 19 ss. time st., when nts _ §;§§°;‘hud’f“,‘;°g‘;,eves mesto ,mn that wi

d e 6 _O Mr Edwin C l suffer so with your stomach. Do get a

bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparllla. and let me

strong Inever think of being without

the many benefits I have known Hood’s

gladly recommend it.” MRS. JOHN LA

me ___ _ Tench will 'lie employed in this city_ I-|oo'd’s Sarsapariua

* ' ‘ 'ill » lil 't‘_\'l_l 'll ' ‘Wil 'ill' l 'l4l_ll_'_’ To Cure Headache in len minutes |186 _ are me best ane___dim_"

B U S Y . Komtort Headache Powdorstc cts. H00d'S Pills pun. ata digestion. coo.

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with the Massey-Harris Company.

only by C. I. Hood sr Co., Lowell. Mass

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We are compelled to 1 »

run day and night to 5 keep up with our

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WANTS, LOSTS, FOUNDS,E`lC

`roii».t;_\ri`~‘_s_-to opeigmfPiaf.o.§sisirtfiarfnol Terrnslow. Apply to VV..P. U. Box 37. t.`1tY- _~.. _ _ _ _ _.-3 3i_s<>_~11___ LOST.-lii the m irket house, a gunine gold

Ying two Opals and three garnets. Finder Dlease leave at this office and receive reward.

*if TO-Rl"..\"l".-»tt‘rcm Jae 1. 1899. The Brick

Store corner ueen and Richmond Sts. lately

Justice Palmer‘s House on Queen Street Heat-ed with hot water. Electric lights etc. Rent moderate. Appl to Mrs. E. Palmer. Queen St. or H. James Ballmer. Ch’Town Nov

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T0 LET A D ‘~l' ' E ston Street ' _=>' _ _ f ively to Cnxrerviis' i'1l<i§G(r)z'isd1d`rEf3r u _ _ ma res in the Province without; a re-

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br steer# 1ii'$irob`i3`i1~f>'§f`g °iio‘§'re”t'fi°”1§°r‘ii`i§i§i‘d's. °°"d “ml ""° °°° “eu l‘“°“' "° need . '

brick bnildin Kent street Possession SIVGH I I any puH'mg. it O

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Sebtember P5-R Beairsto ‘ _ ` , l _ »

~ ~ - - fe f 1 . R BEAIRSTO a .

Lus'l‘.-0 .. are I J ,b t een ' _ ’ _

n~lunday, to anuar ew _ _ _ _ L .

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Dress Goods. Trimmings, ' Ulster Cloth,

Worsteds

Smoking Jackets

Flaiinels,

Flannelettes,

Towelings,

. All Felt Hats,

Finder please leave at Baggage Room. 6 31..

flilway and ciomomg ooi-nor a buncli of keys- . < Successors to Beer Bros. J an.7, dlw. Auctions er Q _ ,gv

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Lace Curtains

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(Taade Bulletin.)

Quite a lot of Canadian hay is going

from St. John N. B., Portland, Me., Boston and New York to Great Britain. a lot of several hundred tons having re- _lccntly been booked from New York to Glasgow at 25s, and from Boston to Liverpool at 15s to 20s. Spice is also lreported to have been taken from St. plohu. N. B., and Portland for both compress.--d.and long in bafes, showing

, marketing their hay despite the low 'prices they are compelled to accept in order to intet the export outlet The inlant. freight rates are the same from Montreal and vicinity to St.. John, N, B., as to Boston, namely, 160. per 100 lbs.. _the cheapest rates bring on the St. llyacinthe branch ofthe Grand Trunk, which is only 140 per 100 lbs. to Poit- land. _ The rate from Montreal to New York is 19: per 100 lbs. for export; but for consumption in New York the rate has been reduced to 18-c per 100 lbs. This has been done in order to induce a trade in Canadian hay with New York if possible, and we under- stand some business has been done in duty-paid Canadian hay laid down in New York. '

Owing to the low prices of hay in

that city, however, it is feared that very little trade can be done direct #with the United States. Further sales have been made of clover on the line of the Grand Trunk on the south side of U19 fiver al $3.50 f. o. b. for export, I equal to $4.50 laid down here. 1

Shipments of Canadian hay are being

made to Glasgow, Liverpool, Bristol and London,'at which ports it has done fairly well of late.

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Have you a. little more

money than you Want ? May be you can let us have the amount of that bill, Moore& McLeod. i

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t h t `l~l. b h ld on_Thursday _ _ " _;v°;_;>_<;'1g¢°_1;_e“;6_h _;__f_____ QL Daughter Followed it and Re Ernulslon ,X enme 8 “_ airs and the

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_ A week or soago we ‘wel ed

from a large manhfa..ur ig house, a supply of Enttlsi ii of Cod Liver Oil put "tgp

1 expressly to our order.

It is made from the belt 'Norway Oil, combined at n the Hypophpsphites of__l_.ime

» and Sodaf' and is vei~j__

- pleasantly flavored. Children

take it in perference to other brands. '

1 5pecial.-- ~ ~

We bonghta litre stuck of

cash for it, so got. finest. price. By doing this, we are now able to sell you A LARGE Bo'r'rL1:(o1~rLY 2 ounces srrorrr or norman slzh). Fort 50c

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DRY GOODS

WALL PAPER.

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CHAP.Lo'r'rE'rowN, JAN 6 1899

To You Psnsostattv-:

The principal reason why we

sent that bill to you the other day

is-that we want money.

Want it rather emphaticallt ]ust

DOW.

Will you let us have some

And oblige

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Forgotten

ve Dollar Bi

in the pocket of an ol` garment as a pleasant

i nd` the committee is determined to IT IS NOTHING no he surpnhed we have I

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1 make, this the best entertainment of the 1 i kind ever resented in Cherry Valley _ _ _

for you in the way of

ing lloom Furniture, ‘ ‘

The very latest in Sideboards.

Et "'Tbles dCh ` bestofallrs

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this Emn},.;0,,_ ,,.,, m_`.,n2 F§i__°1w_hich you require good, heavy winta Clothing and the place Us

m e is at

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. . _ _ _ _A i Ms _ _ Holiday Giftssfor Men if ii. f.i..ii ._ nm. _ erm or mn B ~ . shoes colin-S t .ur Momors ttlnlit. ltaiopoioadtig-ioion.1 Tho bride, *”°""“‘ “"d.:n L_: 5,5" t \1 0/9056/575 Ties, Braces, ’ Silk Handkelchiefs,

_ - , It Save y e. _ _ . ff-klfelafoilliitéelioviiif oifivnhlii llllifiié' Iam rladto state that I abided by my W A. G1°"eS» H°S‘~”» Lmen Ha“‘“‘e"°h‘°’S

` ° ° 1 mothers advice and I am new healthy and “--~_'“ '_' -'M -Y ' " L mb ‘G

Hood’sl Sarsaparilla. in the house. It is a ` I

_ great help to mothers while nursing. I 0 ° 1 - `° have given it to my baby with satisfactory , w r 0 n C e

results. I cannot state all I would like or Me 11,5 Outfitters

Is sold by druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared

Our 40 cent coffee is a mixture of Mocha. and Java FRESH rtosstrr-:D AND FRESH GROUND. It has a beautiful aroma and

HRVOY. 1

IN FRUIT WE HAVE

' Malaga. Green Grapes, crisp

and juicy, - Rosy Red, Northern Spy Apples and Sweet J ainaica Oranges.

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_Tl.a_VS nares inst., at2 p.m., _on Market Square, - - - - - --_ _

near city scales, his beautiful carriage

d t, nt' ` A “Herm0na", 3 G_..,,.,, ’ .ie Flalll"->|S» 1 _

“Moreno by Atlmont-;\Iambr'n0 761.

fill iliilliifl’ 3;e”i‘.z.re;a‘:i;i2 ez? Kee;;;‘s;’ Undcrclothing,

etc

Also “`\Terv1a. 6 years old dam

3 , _ ‘ 1-7 _ _

g lcheniue Curtaflnsi 1 _ Hernoma.--as above sire “Preceptor” L I

noon ted i, 1, 5 g, J hugo _ Appiy so - _ -she is a half sister to the celebrated ‘ 9°”lit<3~= Y ° n on U H 15 ‘iff and all remnants that come to hand from day to day during brotbingmallion Provider 2_21%_

TO`LhT°TheS’“lh°r“h°‘"°f me Late Cruel stock taking. These are without doubt_ two of Wg Shgw 3, ggod range! at, lowest prices,

This is' a Bargain started for the new year 1899. best bi-coll mares in the Province and

' they are individually equal to their ‘

‘ breeding They are the fastest

Barsaparilla to give to other sufferers. I T B 1..... . ._ ,_ _ _ _,.9

PAGE, 240 Church St., Toronto’ Ont. I P C L T .

We are now ready and willing to plhce any number of Hotels,Stores and

private dwellings in a. correct sanitary, and consequently healthy condmon and this at short notice. __ I _

We will furnish all who desire it with Baths, Closets, and lavatellm

the latest and most approved patterns at prices consistent with first-cllS ualrt of oods and workmanship

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§ orders' . h if & q The latest and most beautiful New &ork designs rn electrolrers A lnrgs Q ‘?(;i‘S this sl ow ' *Stock of soil pipe and all plumbers’ stearhfitters’ and engineers supphe, now

W C el' WC 31°C P C85- , I ~ ' ` on hand, ing our ¢u5t0mefS 0|’ _ _ F l " '_ Call on us at the Masonic Temple Building. You will receive courtnom not? 4 We are now busy stock taking and have placed on our treatment whether we sell YOU 0*' ”°f'-

large centre _counters many lines of goods at half price; all _ Et - ° N Jackets are included in this lot. _ AT AUCTION. T. A- C

1 100 Po.ii~s Cor-sets, l I am ,,,,,,,,,c,ed bv John _Newsom , MAMUFAc"rU'R_ERs’ AGENT FUI' MUE5 to sell at auction on Frida the 13th D69 `°0°"d1m l

Yours Truly

Floore 8: McLeod

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