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Oar aim is to sive our euston- ‘

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We guarantee al] our work to

be strictly first claae. Give us a

call and be convinced, é BAR

Broce Stewari and Co'y. “THE MODERN” ¢

Founders, Bogineers & Machinists Steam Nav. Co’y’s Wharf A) Ch’town, PEI

Phone 125

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WATCH ATTENTION.

that will] ynachanism

Attention keep its fine in perfect condition. It desen’t take much oil to make it mark time, but it must have that mite, and have it at the right time. It is our business to cor. rect all difficulties about a watch, and ma‘e it keep correct time.

We expert work in engraving watch re-

can promise you ~

a8 well as in

Jou can always

the

nairing, depeud on having

work done well

W. W. WEGLNER

Jeweler and Engraver.

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NEW YEARS

Fresh ground Mocha and Java Cof fee : - : 40c lo

Fresh Ground Maracaivo Coffee 32c lb

Crisp Malaga Grapes 20c¢ ib |

Choice Table Raisins - 15 2Gc lb

California Muscatel Raisins 122 lb l5c doz

New Valencia Oranges

Northern Spy Apples, 1 to 2%c per doz

Sweet Jamaica Oranges 25c doz

Christie Brown « Co’s. 1 and 2 pound Fruit Cakes.

3EER & QUFF GROCERS.

We Have a Nice Line

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SJmas Cioods AT VERY LOW PRICES.

Scieteilite The public are taking advantage of it every day. Pleaee call and ree before it is forever too late. Behold, admire, end iben pronounce. y Beaut:fal is our s20w window —contain-

ing gifte for all, both young and old at prices that defy competi (ion.

The Modern Jewelery & Fancy Goods Store,

JURY & CO..

SUNNYSIDE.

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EMYVALE NOTES.

Mr. Francis McGuigan, Lot 30, while returning from the city Saturday «lipped, sod struck his face on the hard ground, inflicting @ severe wound, it is to be hoped that he will be all right in a few days

Mr. Geo. McGee hss just completed plastering Mr. Terence Hagan’s new dwel- ling house, situated in the vicivity of Kirgston. No doubt this will bean en- ticement to the pretty maide of Emyvale and surrounding country.

Mr. Andrew Berrigan, one of the most prosperous tarmers of this diatrict, is mak. \Og preparations for the erec lov of a new piggery, which he intends h ving fitted up with the latest improveweate, and with accommodations for forty hogs. Thecon tract has been let to Michael Smith, of Brook vale.

Mr. James Connolly is on a fiving visst to his friends on the Appin Road.

Mr. James Murray, jmphas taken Mr. P. Connolly’s trotter (woite T. Brown) in charge for the coming race ; and (Farmer) owned by James McGinn, ie teing traioed by our noted horse jockey, Mr. Jacob Corney.

Christmas passed off quietiv bere.

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The camel is a beast of great strength and endurance. Nothing burts it until the proverbial “last struw’’ is added to its bardeo. The human digestive eystem is very much like a camel. It is really as- tonishing how much abuse it will stand. Sometimes, however, something worse thac usual will be eaten, and will go through the stomach int» the bowels, and there it ‘vill stick —tha:’s constipa- tion. Nine-tentbs of all sickness is due to constipation. Some of the simplest symptoms are coated tongue and fou) breath, dizziness, heartburn, flatulence, sallownese, distress after eating, head- aches and Jaesitude. A little thiog will cause constipation, aod a little thing will relieve it, Dr. Piarae’g Pleasant Pellets are a certaiu cure for constigajion, They are tiny, sugar-coated granuale, mild and natural in iheir action. cere is nothing injurious about them, Sold by drug 7 7 gute.

Se- 431 one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing only, and receive free 8 copy of Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser. Address World’s*Diepensary Medica! Association, Buffalo, N.Y.

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FOR EVERYBODY IN

CANADA'S GREAT NORTH-WEST

“A Land IDimitable With Ihlimitable Kesources.”’

Free Grant of 160 Acres of ona Fide Settlers.

lor Mays, Descriptive Pamphlets Write te

Government

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Pins nportation Rules, ete.,

A. J. HEATH, D. P. Al, C. P. R., ST. JOHN NB

PHENIX of Hartrord FIRE INURANGE Co,

Cash Assets Over, $5,000,000,00

A share of your patronage ie soliciter for this old Reliable Company

PLEASING CONTRACTS, GENEROUS SETTLEMENTS,

LOWEST BATES. E. H. BEER,

Great GEORGE STREET

Anthorized Agent for P. E. I

Also representing other, Fire, Life and Accident Ineurance Companies.

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CHEQUE LOST.

Cheque No 117, drawn by Mr. 8 Cousins Secretary Treasurer, Park Corner Cream

ery op the MERCHANTS BANK OF P E. ISLAND, for $36.00 dollars. Finder will please return to drawer, The public

is hereby warned against cashing abov sheque.

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CHE b.fLY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETUWN, JANUARY 5, 1800

CONCERT AND PIE SOCIAL AT MUREAY HARBOR.

A concert and pe -+osial under the auspices of P. A. Lodge, 1.0. G.T., wae givem iu the public ball, Murray Harbor South, on the evening of the @ist. Dec. The spacious hall was filled when the hour for opening arrived. The pregramme was as follows:

Ee ee P ET ree

Mr Heory J Brebaut. ONE: «60 sviesees sous Keep it Rolling The Choir.

RRORIBE cccccevescnvcccsce s 500 ose 00

Fiora McPhee.

Instrumenta! music~-Autoharp and Vielin

W 4 Bull and Frank Bishop.

Serer Who’s Tarp

_ Gavin Murdock acd Herbert Moore.

Singing. .....-..0.....The Leyal Legion

Cooir. ReGitMtiOR sorcdccccie co cceescccscces George Moore.

[nstrimental Music. .....sccecereseresecvereece W H Bull and Frank Bishop.

Singing —Tenting on the Old Camp Ground

Choir. Dialogue.....+...+005 . «Who am de Mudder W H Bull and 4 Moore, OW. 6:6'v0' bu bbn co 500659505 ¢ ene soceee

The Misses Harris. Bolo. . . . .. . . cncvcece sscccccescvccceceseess Mra Arch McDoaald. BNO ROGE 5 ocnce ‘x scceocreteba cesses W H Bul! and Leith Cowan. Stump epeech............sc000 coves. Negro W H Bull. The performers acted their respective parts in an admirable and praiseworthy manever, and the dialogues and stump speech held the audience spell-bound. At the close of the programme the pies were auctioned off by Jase. LeLacheur, Eeq,, who did his part most creditably. The amount realized was about $26.

Murray Harbor, Dec. 28, 1899.

Murray Harbor South Scho 1.

The semi-annual examination of the

primary department of the Murray Har-

bor Sout School was held oa Thuraday the 28th inst. It was conducted by Miss

Brebant, teacher, aseieted by Miss Mac-

Phee, Vice Principa’. The pupils, by

their realy anawers, gave evidence of very

Cirei ui t .laing vuich re flected great

credit on the 'e cer. There were press-

ect tctid. be trusices several ladies and ra'e payers of the district, also Mrs.

Dwyer, from Pictou, N. 8. Remarks.

were made by Rev. BE. Gillies, A. P.

Prowse, M. P. P. and Mr. Sencabaugh,

who expressed themeelves as being higb y

pleased with the way in which the childs

ren bad acquitted themselves also express ing regret at knowing tbat the teacher was about to sever her connection with the school. The following address was read by Helen Clemente, and. a very ele gant silver cake basket was present-d by

Eja M. Prowse to the teacher on behalf

ofthe pupils. At the close the teacher

treated each child present wita candy neatlr, done up in paper bags :

To Miss Julia W. Brehaut, teacher of Primary Department Murray Harbor South school.

Dzar Teacner,— Knowing that this is your jast day with us in the echool room, we feel we cannot let you leave us without expressing our appreciation of the kind and faithful way iu which you have taught us duripg the past three and a-half years.

We hope that the careful training which we have received from you may never be forgetien and that in some fnture day “Tbe teacher may assert her claims Aud proudly whisper these were mine Aod oow please accept this giftas a token of the love of

Your Prpivs.

Murray Harbor South, Dec. 28th, 99.

REPLY.

To the Primary Department of Murray Hartour South School.

My Dzar PvPILs :—

I wish I had the power to exprese in words the gratitude I feel towards you for your kindness in preparing this pleasaat surprise for me. Your gift isan elegant one, and Iehsl! prize it very highly. I am afraid I have done nothing t> deserve it. I thaok you from wmy heart, not only for the beautiful prezen: but also for your kind words, It is with the keenest regret I bid you “ Good-bye” today. I can truly say that the years spent among you bave been among the happiest of my life. 1 ehall mies your bright litie face- upturned to greet me each morning. You pave all endeared yourselves to me by ties which thie beautiful token will over keep in memory. My prayer for you all is, that you may early learn of the “ Great Teacher ” and grow up in His fear to be good and useful men and women, and

“ When the lessons of life are all ended,

And God says His schoo! is dismissed,

May we all meet together in Heaven

, John T. [icKenzie, E & THE TAILOR & E ~ - Be eee Li

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And none of our number be missed ”

Is the sincere wish of your affect‘onaie

teacber, Jutia W. Brenacr. Dec. 28tb, 1899.

REMNANT SALE...

Thousands of Remnants SMALL HNDS of

all kinds of dry goods at small prices. among many lines at less than half price,

everything at

Charlottetown’s

Wholesale & Retail.

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Iron Wear Rubbers...

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We always try to give our cvstomers “ihe best” in every | line we sell, and they are beginning to find this out and put confidence in us and our goods.

We bave endeavored to get the best to get the rubbers that fit the different s fectly; thereby giving the rubbers every «

bers made, and es of boots per- | hee to wear well.

Is A BAD WEARING RUBBER

So come to the MODEL STORE and have your rub- bers fitted satisfactorily, and you will find that it will help Deir wear 9 per

We Don’t Mind The Trouble WE TRY TO PLEASE “=a

Save money by buying your rubbers at the Model Store,

R. H. Ramsay & Co.

Gr at rush at P MON AGHAN'S, Queen St. He wee is Selling crockery, g:ass-

r ware and groceries at reduced prices.

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A BAD FITTING RUBBER eine elon

YES!

Yesterday was a busy day, the remnants, but there are hundreds yet to choose from We expect another

ROU 3 To-Morrow

There is sure to be something you’il need among these rem- nants, lovely dress goods, silks, satins, sateens, remnants of

MY STORE

Busiest Dry Goods

Sore

SENTNER, McLEOD & CO.

Snecessers to BEER BROS.

GOLD and

SILVER WATCHES JUST RECEIVED

Also direct from tne manv facturers :—

silver Goods, both Table and Fas

Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Chains

Gold Brooches

scart Pins

Rings, both Plaii and fet with Stones.

January, Garnet | July, Rabe February, Amethyst | Au, ust, Moraxtone March, Hyacinth- | Sept. Saonvbire Apri}, Diamoni | Oct. Opat May, Emerald | Nov. Topas Juae, Pear! | Dee. Tarquowe

If you wish anything special made te order, please leave your order early OF

| there may be a difficulty in procurieg ¢™-

actly what you wisa for, as masufacturer® report a very brisk trade.

BH. W. TAYLOR,

CamMERON BLooK, CHARLOTTETOWN.

Bare Footed

No Never

When you can buy girls, nice Strap Slippers und Laced. Shoes; also Chi'dren’s Buttom ed and Laced Boots for

5Octs PAIR

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