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OUR DRESS IDS COUNTER : 47a -4 DAY ITN LOMOR } ULI FIND AN ‘AT- ¢ TRACTIVE LINE OF SILKS.

MOST OF THEM ARE IN LENGTHS SUF- i FICIENT FOR: WAISTs; -ALL. OF. THEM I. 3 LENGTHS THAT ARE USEFUL ¢

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EVERY ONE HAS BEEN PRICED TO GO a ON THE RUN. E

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HONESTLY, Y= DONT THINK THERE'S + A BAD PATTERN AMONG THEM, AND WE & DON'T BELIEVE THERES AN OLD TIMER IN R! THE LOT. ‘

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SUGGESTION FOR AN NG OVER CHRISTMAS

BUT HURRY, HUR

LONG.

MOORE

YBODY WHO Is PUZZL-

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& McLEO

BET EF eS

GIFT FOR A LADY.

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selection of moderate ysts, Opals and oth

Our iarge stock contai for Xmas Gifts.

price )2i 19g

W. W. WELLW

XMAS GIFTS IN JEWELRY ----

Besides our large stock Diamond Rings,

$ are combined. nsa wondertul

r fancy stone All Articles Purchased Here Engraved Free.

ER, Jeweler and Engraver.

we are showing a nice

, in which Almandines, Ameth-

assortment of Novelties

>| Loses Five

a They

REGIMENT

Captured by the Boers|

» GENERAL CLEMENTS HARD

PRESSED

Officers Men.

and Nine

[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. |

LONDON, Dec er re ports that eig ive hundred < ing from

; torce.

15.—Lord Kitchen hteen officers and ‘ty-five men are General Clements

rnd to

miss

¥ con: sist of four companie 3 O! ithe Noi thumberald | rom the me

’ USiLICTS. ssa they

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cing ore * * 2 hier +h 2 ave VECQR CadDtUure ty Gia oo General { > eee

rilled a

iG@ments Ca ive omicers and nine

} , nha Nanny

were wounded.

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A Church Sensation.

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Dec. [here was a the

Met NOaIST The pastor

rred to dis

TORONTO, 14.—T eae ee | scene at at McC: street Churc on Sunday. veV. 7. MM refe honesty in municipal afi Lirs, saying he had even heard a contractor to! dog tags had beenasked how much the for the he got him the coutract. te sa y the truth, =e ‘ing in his P said *<

Lis,

there was in contract, enquirer, if} ‘You are not H. < Vavenport, vo EESTI epeat aks Was so asain a scene Davenpor ‘t was about further, whena voice f the gallery called out : down: the cap fits too well.’’ ae rt | said no more. He City

tor,and aid ci ap-

plause. to p rotest

pelt.

is a

Service}

rom |

Hall}

employee, and the dispensing of dog |

tags isa part of his duties.

ae ae YO ML LON OF TES Oa | in

Baking P Powder

Wade from pure cream of i tartar.

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wa

afeguards the food ' avainst alum.

| Aken sutteniiente cra are the greated § meiaccts io nealth of tae aresent dae

Pe eee

| i MD ‘At. CAMING POWDER OR. "SY YORM.

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CP ONG I

Tartar Golf capes made by one of

Ht the best dressmakers in the city,

NORTH BRITISH

AND

MERCANTILE

INS. CO., OF EDINBURGH AND LONDON

ASSETS $72,000,000, _ Fire insurance effected on dwel- lings, churches, schools, cheese factories, stores, stocks, etc., on most favorable terms. Prince Edward Island Office, 33 Queen St., Ch’town.

HYNDMAN & CO.

GENERAL AGENTS. Teleghone 67,

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BOARDERS,—Two or

ders cam be comfortak accom moda ted - Mrs. Stumbles’ aes vearding house, @rner Piinc: and Kent Sts. Modern con- vemiences. Terms mederate. d7 tf

‘three additional

HERE’S SOMETHING

‘ ou Should do Immediately

HAVE YOUR PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN AT WESTLAKE BROS.

Christmas is coming. Coming only too soon. A photograph is the niost pleasing present you can offer a fr.end. Come now before the big rush is on. We cam please you. That’s what we're here for.

WESTLAKE BROS., The Photographers. _

made from clan tartans just open- ed; also 25 new clan tartan rugs for Xmas trade at Prowse Bros.

ONG BOOT

Homemade,cannot be beaten.

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Made out of the Best Kips and Grain Leathers

Tanned from 8 to 11 mokthf. Will wear better and turm water better then the cheap and quick leathers.

GOFF BROS.

Sunnyside. @harlottetewa" | Nev.'28—tf,

CHARLOTTETOWN

; | worst period of snow

PLAIN LANGUAGE.

A London Peisiee Talks to the United States Senate.

[SPRCIAL TO THE EXAMINER. |

| | LONDON, Dec. 15.---‘‘ No other con istruction can be pl seed upon the ac ae of the United States,’’ says : Daily Chronicle, ‘‘than that the ators have deliberate ly made up the ir minds to force England into a false }position and to make a re- fusal to ratify the Hay-Paunceforte Treaty, from this side. ‘« President McKinley, as Uuts with the larger crowd. ‘ithe United States go out of theit way to break their treaty with England, such conduct will come within the definition of an ‘ fri iendly act.’

‘We are loath to think that the

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era @f good relations with America is COMing to an end. But if she

were totake advantage of our com- | plications in South Africa and China,

after, we had given her our "aid dur- g her complications with Spain,we could Hieither desire nor’ trust her iriem@ship in future.’’ ————— CT Ba a | BIG STORM. = . . . California :n a Hurricane.

[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. | SaN Francisco, Dec. 15.—A storm ot wimsual proportions visi this coast-yesterday, doing considerable Linage in some sections.

ted

The telegraph wires were down aud during the day San Francisco Was €ntirely cut off from telegraph communication with the outside world,

he wind reached a velocity of! nearly 60 miles an hour in the city and was of greater velocity in the)

“pe sed sections.

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Ys “ANCIENT COLO! NY

Buried Under Big Snow Banks.

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[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. |

Sr. Joun’s, Nfld. Dec.

falls known

the during the

colony

|ten years prevailed this week, par-

lalyang traffic. The railwavs are | blocked, trains being days behind,

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steamers unable to leave port, and | the fishing vessels are compelled t | remain in harbor.

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ANOTHER PROJECT.

Steel Plates and Stee! Rails to be Made at Sydney.

(SPECIAL T@ THE EXAMINER.)

MontrEAL, Dec. 15.-—Another big project is being undertaken by the

Dominion Steel Company, which has decided to go into the

making of steel plates for seips anc steel rails, at the mammoth works to be erected at Sydney.

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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS

Damage Done to the Garrison Chapel.

[SPECIAL TO PHE EXAMINER. |

Hairax, Dec. 15.—The damage to the garrison chapel by the fire yesterday is a thousand dollars.

ii en — 2 —<—ame

OUR CONTINGENT

Will Proceed Directly to St. John.

[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER}.

Hauirax, Dec. 15.—It appears that the steamer with the second contingent will go direct to St. John,

IN SMOKE.

Great Model and Normal School.

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[SPECIAL T® THE EXAMINER. |

Dunxiek, N. Y., Dec. 15.—The Fredonia State Model-Normal School at Fredonia was destroyed

by fire yesterday. Loss $250,

last |

un- |

ithe genial

i Mr. F. W. Ho

| experime

FARMERS MEETING AT GUELPH

Just Before the Live Stock Exhibition.

INTERESTING TOPICS

Of Agriculture Discussed=--Wo- men in itas Well as Men,

ee eee

f THE Ex-

| Special correspondence

AMINER., |

The Maritime delegation, ing of aoa forty farmers, at the Royal Cit noon and are niostly

4 ry .71 coe Vell

consist- arrived Monday after- ali bil ington Hotel. Our and indef: Live Stock Commissi ; on y arrang

yon

; : ie Tea

minion ner, Our a

dson, met us sly re d

l reviou

arrival and had p r quarters for us.

The show of live stock morrow. The Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union held the first session of their ann..al meeting today The meeting was a very in-

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re sting one and the subjects dis-

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Cuss ed OF

ou opens to-

intense interest. to all far-

mers.

Zavitz, €xX) C., his subject being nts ; with

This work has been large 1

Wide tek grain and upots. carriec on by 2 rmers in dit resi parts of the province of Ontario, and has resulted in much valuable information which will be of great

inher of fa

| benefit to agriculture.

15.—The |

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| result of

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|advances along

|in Charlottetown, 2

Mr. G. C. Creelman, dent of Farmer's an able institute

Superinten- Institutes, gave address on the ‘‘Farmetr as an Educator.”’ . sre and in his address showed how, the excellent s) Farmer’s Institutes . that here, the people have made agricultural The idea of the Farmers Institutes here is to make agricultural teach ing to the older farmers who cannot attend the Agricultural College.

Addresses ie afterwards de livered by Mr. T. C. Raynor, whon many Islanders ‘will remamber hear ing with irc a few weeks ago nd a number ol other crbiaimane Institute workers. These speakers discussed the pres ent state of the Farmers’ Institute, and suggested impr ovements that their experience in the work had convinced them were desirabie.

At the same hour there was a large assemblage of ladies in the class room, presided over by Dr. Mills. Such subjects as ** Dress, its health, influence and beauty,’’ ‘* Do- mestic Science,’ and ‘‘ Housekeep- ing in the 20th century,’’ were ably discussed. by Miss Laura Rose, Guelph: Miss B. Maddock, Guelph ; and Prof. Ellen Richards, of Boston Mass.

Tonight at 8 o’clock we shall have the pleasure of heariug such mer as the Hon. John Dryden, Prot. J. P. Roberts, of Cornell University, Professor F. C. Harrison, Dr A. E. Shuttleworth,—well known on the Jsland— Mrs E H_ Richards, Prefessor of Sanitary Chemistry, Boston Mass.

The speeches will be interspersed with music, including solos by such renowned musicians as Madame Diaz Albertini.

The weather is quite cold here. The maritime visitors had a very pleasant trip. Nothing occured to mar their enjoyment.

as a Svstéem of obt ains oreat lines

W.S. Guelph, Dec. 11.

Puzzled to think of a Christmas gift for alady ?---Moore McLeod.

Try a waist length of pretty silk, such as you'll find at our remnant sale of silk.—Moore & McLeod,

Dainty silks for little prices on our bargain counter to-day.—Moore & McLeod.

See our silver novelties and ebony goods.—W. W. Wellner.

yerimentalist at the A. A. |

““lever. | Mr. elman is an eloquent speaker, |

TS MIRACULOUS

Catarrh, Colds, and Headache Can be Relieved in 10 Minutes and cured. Dr. Agnew’s Ca- tarrhal Powder is a Wonder Worker.

‘*] had Catarrh for 1 year.” -

| had Catarrh for|2 years. ‘l had Catarrh for 5. years.’’ “I had Ca-

tarrh for 20 years.”’ ‘‘ had Catarrh

for 50 years’’ and Dr. Agnew’s

Catarrhal Powder cured me. These

| are sentences from the volumes and | volumes of testimony for this great _catarrh cure, not mythical patients | but words from men and womeu all | over the continent who have been cured. It relieves Colds and Head- ache, due to Catarrh in 10 minutes.

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A Letter From Santa Claus.

I see by the Morning Guar- dian that a dry goods store says that I have bought alk my Christmas Gifts there, and made it my Headquarters. I have not taken ali my Christ- mas Giftsto any store ; I never

do. I lise for my agents to deal some at all the stores.and

! wish them to buy dry goods cifts ata dry goods store, but not toys ; because | want my little friends to get the nicest and newest Toys, and not job lots or cheap lines,

For years | have made my Headquarters at Carters’ for Toys, because they import di- rect from Germany, and they have ten times as many Toys es any dry goods store.” Now, please remember _ that my Headquarters is at Carters’ where it has been for years. I i have looked over their stock. ‘It is bigger and better than asked them to send a Cata ogue into ceaty home of the city, and toseli chez ap, and ithey have promised to do all | wish. So | advise ail my |agents to come to my Head- | quarters at Carters’ for Toys |and Fancy Goods, as usual.

| [Signed]

Santa CLAUS.

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An ideal

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Preparation For chapped hands, roughened skin, cic., cic

British Almond Pink

Its emollient properties will be quickly discovered, even after one application the skin is remarkably nice and smooth.

Gloves can be put on immediately after using.

Every lady who has bought it is loud in its praises.

It has travelled to New Yor). Brit ish Columbia and England, «1 is still the favorite toilet article.

Price 25¢ per Bottle Prepared and sold by .

A, W. Reddin, Phim B, The Square Druggist, Sunnyside,

Dec 12—Chloris, Langille, ? . Morning Star, Arseneau, S: _. vs Baltic, McLane, Pictov. ria ae

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GENUINE EBONY GOO: |

...FOR.... XMAS PRESEF™5

When debating the ever »:

question, ‘‘What shall I give. it this season, our line of EBONY cloth, hairand hat brushes, iir-

rors, etc., will appeal to your good taste and appreciation of the useful.

Your inspection is respectfully asked.

G. F. HUTCHESON,

Jeweler and Optician. Sunnyside.

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