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Another lot af rect trom London up to $10.75 at I

4 = or nu and 20, <9, 35, 89. 4 at © i’erkins & C

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Bargains

iiWh aprons,

: Foods

k P rKinos «a Uo Ss.

Fk Perkins & Co.

fringed shawls

di Prices fron. $3.00 Pe rkins & Co.

“ett, Prices 19. {ped on the mainland for , fa, 80¢c

ventlemen, boys

new

in dress goods at Perkins’

tae ircval ds iI } rr ~ e fu a , Ta i f , ue vome E if new to r > : > 5 7. } a VUiril : ‘ dU

Wii Fe

min Bits iil

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tr} j Py, 7 $113 sliei D0

Ard see ‘ see We. qual : 4 ‘ q’ i nt ) ‘ ii Pj e 5? Dt) uns of ‘ in f ,

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ut cheap as the cheapest.

Tel ePHone 98,

D. STEWART

Eclipse Bakery Balhes Best Hread.

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4

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™) §Romyarace

few

Turkish Fipoes- A splendid

gift tur gentlemen. Call and see them,

Reddin Bros.,

OPPOSITE P. 0,

, Cs Lobs } ere and Taland, wi!! tre

Friday, 15 diecuas the

regulation: before ‘he same b-come law,

se tled by the Government. A sp-c +i train will leave Sourie at 7.45

am, stan lard, arriving ac Ch’iown abou

ord fin ev

ll.a m, retur meting wil b The fa:-< a:

Souris, R»)

Rotle Foas. Me Marie, St. Ar Ss Acre "“ ‘a,

ing, leave tuwn atfier the over. a~ tollowe: —

&y GOd interme iti ie

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rew's afi rd

ter Meeting

A gen ral meeting of t e Lobster Pack- trince Edwa d rivlletuwpn, oa

Fi-bermen, be ld at, atl rropored

Bedford, Ch icwn

GEQ 3 YM

799

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uur assortment of. Pies, ‘ry They

si

We have iapoited

Christmas

| 21

1y doughnut % ating contest

nan attending. Don’t mies it.

ibbers lo mes 4} érror ta Féespectt) It—tat the statement

K Was a true one.

best

nut 1lSe

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{ ‘ore the 3@th of June next, We eup-

L)- i noted. e |

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18:h of

ee . ‘ ‘ \for the hcliday season, canret be decided

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Gold IMPORTED FOR XMAS— ied fron Src

DECEMBER 12, 1899. THE MAILS, AGAIN ! A correspondens dire*ts attention to the ‘ fact that all our mails from Western Can-

via and the United States are now tweaoly-fou We are glad that the people shew nierest in this matter, It is their busi- There is no wu;

ne continent of North America anote case in which, with pl ‘maty of mail steam

ers—some of them laid up at the wharf-

noure

es that is delayed,

the mailsare held in passage for a whole day and pight, ) Se LD ne

THE UNITED STATES AND RECIPROCITY

THe treaties of reciprocity entered into by the Government of the United States, withia the past year, have been submitied io Congress,

The treaty with Great Britain refers to the colonies and dependencies of Jamaic . Bermuda, Barbadoes, British Guiana. Tark’s Island and Garcos Island. B tween all of these and the United Staves there is to be reciprocity of trade for a period of five years—that is to eay, unless the Senate should veto the treaties.

It is notable that Canada, the ruliog party of which made reciprocity with the United States a leading featur» of their | pre-election campaign, is not to have

reciprocity, or any privilege whatever in ‘he 60,000,000 market,

This is avother matter about which the people were fooled and disappointed by the L, beral leaders.

“A RASCALLY RUSE

: ilies

A sHort time ago it was stated that the contract for grading the first «] ven-and valf miles ef tbe Belfas: and Murr y Uar

bor Railway was to be completed on or be-

posed that this was a clerical or a type- yraphical error, and the point was not But the statement havi g been repe.ted on the street, THe ExaMIver caused enquiries t» be Yeilway offige

made at the| to find that there was no

W het does it mean ? , ' The teuders will nit be io antl the

to

December,iand, having regard

upon be/ore ihe 8h or 10th of January. Railway grading cannot be done ia this Province in January or February, or Marcb, or April. Mot beore the 1-t o May can the contractor begin work ; and the work is to be completed before tie 30th of June !

There are two conclusions to be drawo. Toe Government bas some favored partisan fo whom the conotraét will be let and for whom the time for com pleting it will subsequently be extended;

or else the let'ing of the contract, at this

juncture, is merely a hoax to be pl.yed off] shoos at RK J os!’s, -

outhe electors of Belfa-t and Murray Harbor.

—According to despatches from Lady smith excursions are runnisg weekly from Pretoria, bringing numbers of gaily-attired Dutsh women, who take up pointe of ad-

ing rapidly

_ THE D.fLY EXAMINER, UHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBERM2, 1699

vic tonto. | THR DAILY EXAMINER

for

AN OFFICIAL REMOVED.

Officials Must Not Us> Disloyal Lan- guage. Lonpoxy, Dec 11.—The Ear] © Dun-

raveo, !ord lieutenant of Lim: rick, acting ucer lostructions from Dublin j Castle, has removed from the office of deputy heutenant of the country, Baron “moly, who was recen ly removed from his posi- tiOo as magistrate by Lord Aebbarp, lord chancellor of Ireland, beeause of his apti- British comments on the war in South Africa.

AT THE BAYONET'S POINT

ee

Loxpox, Dee. 11.—The correspondent of the Daily News at Ladysmith, deacrit- lng Geaoeral Hunter's capture of the guas oo Guo Hill, says ; —

“Major Hendersoo with fourteen guides, who was directing the m yvements, led the file up the precipitous boulder strewn heigufs. When nearly half way up the difficult ascent a Boer outpost, apparently just awake, challenged the british. Re- ceiving oo answer, they called to their comrades above: “ The Eoglieh are on uv, shoot!’ Th ‘y then fired their rfles, and the explosive bullets flashed as they struck the rocks. A hurried fusilade from

single volley. Then our troops raised ringing Cheers, epparently doubting their number by the rep titior of the sounue, xen. Huater leading his officers took up the Command avd ordered the men to fix their bayonets. They climbed like lizards over the buge boulders in av irregular but orderly manner. When they gained the Crest they found the Boera io full retreat,

—Contingents ,of voters from the Do minion Goveromeut steamers Mitio and Brant left tor Belfest and Murrey Her- bor this morning.

—Elections in Belfast and MurrayHar bor, tomorrow ! — Beware of false te!ephone despatches tomorrow !

Prince Edward Division 8. of T. meete to-night io Wright’s Hal, at 8 o'clock Sharp. Initiation.

— ——— —

S or E.—Meeting of the Sous of Kag land to-nigh?. , hint aihe Masoxro.—St. John’s L dge A. F.& A.M. meets to night in Mason¢ T wple.

me -

WE SHOULDN’T ASK YOU tp) iaveat vour money ion a bettle of Adamscn’a Botanic Cough Balsam if we were not

eure it will do you good. Humbng isa

| 7 ; or TS dead l, ‘i@mecent ip bu-jines ‘ 2d ail

Dr uggitte.

Ladies and gentiem no, When +hoppiog

for Christmas, wou!d you p'eaze give Our atock a look over In perfumes, ebony leather aod ce'ul if

Carer,

méerchanm and briar pipes walking

et ck, ect . wea fl_t ter ourselves that the goola ace as cheip and up to dat> as any. Redfin

Brose. A handsome present will be given to the most attraciive lady atleodirg the Sham-

rok Concert Company at the Opera House tonight. All new to-nig

A $5 elect-ic belt given frea to every purchaser of @ boule of the Shamrock bitters, the medicine the whole town ie talking sboat. Only a few of the bi tere nowJ-fi, G.t tiem to night at the Opera House.

Grenby rubbers and over-

le ile

Our bFockey boots are sell- already. The boys are preparing for the skating season by buying ther h-ots at the right place —K H

vantage on the Liila and ciussi7 eean tic , | proceedings in the tow Ramsay & co. ’ ad SOY = Se ose ot, . ~~ tw Dad Bsmt & %® ew M i pa a> : i ae

Sgks we

—_ —_—> — | ws. ws —.~ —»> Qo <P -—— Pp

Brn

is af? DOO Mahogany White and

to $4.90 each,

VEARK WRICHT AND CO

™m? “Naker:

ot Bh

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tae crest of the hill was answered by a}

VWe are Out for Xmas Trade THIS IS A STO’- F °M NOW TILL Xmas:

Your wife, your sister, your aunt, or any othe ter can get suited here mith a Xmas present,

yg

fellow’s sis.

Santa (CLAUS

Says OvR TOYS ARE BEST.

{

All Hats ip

Wonderful Bargains in Teys, Prices have fallen over a precipice at the BiG sTorRE.

‘indow Half-Price

7 ~ bo

(Vi Orrow ey SLIGHTLY °

SOILED

AT "=

Half

Price

100 Dolls Half-Price

Slichtly @ broken.

OPN H $20 8OUS BOOS OOO 9080 006890<0 2000 2900 J 600020008 300050000096 20080808 T008%68 coas Woo'en stockings, 35% for 23 Ladies’ woo'en underwear Men’s $1.00 g’oves “or 75z. 200 men’s caps for 25 cants.

fn

Oak [S.mboo Mahogany White ani Grold

i$ffve and fold

A,

HALF PRICE.

~peciel Handkerchief Sale special Silk Hdkf. Sale

Me.’s woolen pants $3.00. 300 boys’ suits $1.25 ani $1.50. 89 men’s u sters, $3.75, worth $7.50.

Men’s woolen shirts,

MENS BEAVER OVERCOATS $6.00 and $3.50

D, and S. Breasted,

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