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The Rink will open in the course of a few

TICKETS

NOW READY

Gents’ Season Ticket, $5 50 Ladies’ “ 2.50 Atternoon “ es hi ? “e E Children’s po

Promenade, * “e Specia! prices for families.

Good Music

Monday and Thureday nights and every other Saturday afternoon. 3

Bur a ceavon ticket; everything possible will be done to make it pleasant for the

patrons. Tickets can be had of the managers, or

atthe leadiog Drug Stores.

PROWSE, BEER & LORDLY

MANAGERS.

PARAAAAAARAAS

€FOR XMAS GIFTS

About this time of the year we begin to think what we will get for Xmas Gifts. There isn’t anything quite so nice for a present as a nice piece of sitverware or Jewelry, We are show- ing some pretty things in

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Rings.

: Watches.

Rroocues.

% Cut Glass Novelties. Solid Silver Novelties.

I have bought a very

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In a Bap Way.—A ¢runken man lying

| full length upon the sidewalk and unable to arise, was the sight which greeted peop'e who had eccasion te pass along Water Street near Queen about one o’clock this afternoon. witli A Vatvapsie lyrentrion.—It is said that two Octawa meno,the Messrs. Hayeock, have invented a thawer aud excavator for miners which they claim will do in 24 honre what now takes 20 days to do in Klondyke, \ oe

From Hatrrax.—The steamer Fastnet arrived from Halifax, via intermediate ports last night, and left ov return th's afternoon calling at Summerside. She will leave Halifax on Tuesday evening next for Charlottetown. This wil] be the last trp of the Fastnet to this port thie season.

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For Curistmas.—Messra, Jas. Paton & Co’s mammoth dry goods establishment is now'suitable and beautifully dressed for the Christmas seasoa. Spruce is every- where and the store is arched and bew- ered in green. The picture is trnly in- dicative of the festive season and when the lights are on at night exceedingly beautiful. dy & wk.

A Porviarn Fearvure.—The National Question Class inaugurated by the Nation- al Magazine of Boston is one of the most popular features of any periodical. Fifteen questions are given each month involving probleme in art, literature, science, and current topics. Four handsome prizes are awarded each month for the beast answers. Send at once for a certificate of membership.

C. M. B. A—Branch 214 of theC.M.B A., Alberton, elected its officers for 1898 on the 9th inst., as follows:

Spiritural Director and President— Rev A E Burke. Ist Vice President-—Angus Gallant. 2nd Vice President—Joho B Cuoning- ham. Chaneellor—W D White, Recording Secretary— James ningham, A+at Secretary —Berj Gallant. Financial Secretary - R A Reid, Treasurer—J P Brennan. Marsnal!—.J H Gavin. Guard—J McAliuff. Trustees—-J P Canoingham, R H Reid.

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Bourrer.—The Montreal Star reports that the finest creamery is commanding better prices. Shippers, who for some days have been manifesting some interest, are at last advancing their bide, and 184c is not at the moment an unusual price fur export lots. In a jobbing way 19c is being obtained. In New York 24c has become a@ very general price for striculy fancy fresh creamerv, but quality is critic.sed pethapea little more c'o ely, and only really first-class goods wil] command that figure. Fancy warke that are a little off in quality are being shaded }¢ to le a pound, and what are generally passed as firste are selling at 2ic to 224c mainly. Grades under 20c are betting scarcer, and show considerable tirmness,

TueatricaL News.—The Daily Bulletin of New York, the only theatrical daily in the world, contains severa] scenes from “A Lady of Quality” the plsy in which which Miss Julia Arthur is achieving such phenomena! success at Wallack’s Theatre, a< wellasan excellent likeness of Miss Arthur herself.

By the same paver we observe that Mise O ive White acd Mr. Geo, W. Deyo, who wire here with the W.8. Harkins Come pany a few months ago, areJplaying in “An Irish Gentleman” at the Fourteenth Street Teatre, and that Miss Rose Coghlen is playing « leading part in “The White Heather” at the Academy of Music. Mr. P. A. Nannery, who is well known in the provinces, is also playing at the Academy.

Wasuincion, Dec 9.—The Catholic University bas receiveia gift from Dr. Edward Seler of Berlin. It is a fac-simile copy fragmenta of old Mexican picture writings in the possession ofthe Royal Library at Berlin and is somewhat *imilar in workmanship and excu.ion-to the celebrated Codex Vaticanus, a copy of which has been presented to the University. These fragments were purchas: ed by Alexander von Humb ldt early in the century in Mexico, They prolably belong once to Boturni an antiqguary of Milan. They are of con- siderable importance for the study of the Mexician hieroglypic. Mostof them be Jong to the early part of the s:xteenth cen- tury and are of Christian origin. These belong to the pre-Christian period of Mexi- ean life. All are valuable to the historian of life and manners, the arcehaelogist and the geogrdpher.

Ancther gift of much importance to the religious world comes from W. J. D. Croke, ot Rome. Mr. Croke sent ten copies of an album containing fac-similiea of the au‘ographs of St. Thomas Aquinas whose teachings are at present regarded as the fountain head of Catholic philosophy. Two are taken from the Bibie of Veterbo and seventeen from the Subiaco Codices.

So IMPROVEMENT.

of the fourteen

Among the many recent improvements noticeable in Charlottetown is the enlarge~ ment and reorganization of the store of Mr. C. Lewis, the well-kuown and popular Sunnyside photographer. Mr. Lewis has |

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able fabrics made.

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and best makes.

assortment of ch'naware which is ready forexamination just in time for the! holidays. All who may desire to! give Christmas presents and New Year's gifts in elegant chinaware ought to drop in at the Sunnyside store, and suit their fancy.

MAN AND WIFE IN DIsTREss.

From Chronic Catarrh—But Instantaneous Relief Follows the First Application of Dr. Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder—Don’t Neglect the Simplest Cold in the Head. It May Develop Into This Disgusting Malady Almost Before You Can Realize it.

Rev. Dr. Bochror of Buffalo says : *‘ My wife and I were both troubled with dis- iressing catarrh, but we have enjoyed freedom from this aggravating mal- ady since the day we first used Dr. Agoew’s Catarral Powder. Its action was instantanious, giving the most grateful relief within ten minutes after firet appli- cation, We consider it a godeend to bumanity, and believe that no caee cau be s0 chronic or deeply seated that it will not immediately relieve and permanently eure.” Sold by Dr. S W Dood and Geo. E Hughes.

Don’t fail to see the fine display of flavoring, dried fruit, candied peels, etc. at Beer & Goff’s before leaving your Xmas order. 288 2i

SHIP NEWS

Port of Char] ottetowa

ENTERED. Dec. 10—Kohinor, Lorine, Pictou; Ceto, Weatherbie, do; Vivian, Peters, do. Dec. 11.—Lady Speedwell, Rhbynard, Pictou.

CLEARED.

Tec. 10 —Brilliant, Blackmor?, Sydney; Bessie S Keefer, Norton, Murray Harbor; San Juan, Kent, St. John’s Nfid; 5707 bus oats.

Dec. 11.—Lady Speedwell, Rbynard,

Pictou; Union, Gerrior, Pictou.

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Now, it is a fact that we show the goods, and don’t you think that you are foolish if you de not try and save money by.trading with us for Dress Goods ? no one so poor that they cannot buy a dress from us. ‘annot buy a dress to suit from us.

Tnere is There is no one so rich that they Don’t imagine that because we sell cheap that we have

See our Dress Goods, get samples, compare qualities and you will find that | there isa big saving to be made,

wadies Corsets and Gloves

There is no better assortment of Corsets in the city.

We are showing all the leading And in Ladies We show

PERIN’S BEST

in all the different shades, laced or buttoned, black or colored.

Ladies’ Sacques and Capes

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This department kas come to the front like smoke,and the lacies who have bought from

by trading with

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Gold and Silver Headed Canes.

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We have placed on our counter a line of men’s velvet slippers, reg- ular price $1.15, our price to clear §9c. Aiso other lines at $1,10 1.25 and 150. This is your chance to secure men’s slippers at low prices. Come early.

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us this season will testify to the truth of our statements when we say that our cloak depart- ment is the best in the city. Why ? and we don’t ask two price, and the people sre now finding out that they can save miney

Because we show the styles, we carry the assortment

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BROTHERS,

is dependaut -n furnishings; a soft easy chair to drop into when the day’s work is done, makes a more amiable individual of the bread winner. A pretty rocker gives rest to the household.

We could suggest many such articles from our stock, beautiful solid, yet niexpensive, any of which would make

Useful Christmas Presents.

“Sellers of good furniture.” “Strangers to poor furniture.”

JOHN NEWSON.

Newson Block, Victoria Row

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XMAS GOODS

ARRIVING ALMOST DAILY

SILVER MOUNTED GOODS

25c to 10.00 Beautiful Rinzs, Good Watches.

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