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LISAL AND Ofddz ITEMS,
Bee Bros, for tess Gournais AM y | sto all our readers. | aS 1.75 siiciililililies | a i j t bn iss i to i | One hundred pairs heavy . all wool pants, worth, $2.50, Lisy.—J. D Tay or 4 et we a e “ } telephone j/now selling tor S1L.75. | this lot;- new goods only ‘ } rT | SANE .— The e are opened yesterday, pits! for the [near i aoe PROWSE BROS IT n ow being Christ ‘ , I yone ofli-e w ynly be ’ An { 0 Pp um ee eae LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS ‘ } x r S sl and tie “w St. D wpstan’s ‘ ‘ sed iast evening We have A Goov Srory. —Read the story ly ard the amount realized, at George Du Maurier on our last page ‘ a: nical i Very Crepitasie Ixpeep.—The Xmas f o-Rovxo.— Me-ers. McKin-| namber of the New Glasgow, nH. &.. . aN taken ft steam | Lender hes bee on received It is in book Char own, and wi form, and is very crea tiirble to Mr. Albeit i Ly nA further | Dennis, the enterprising publisher. Fhey are ug it up to-day. -_—_—— a Magic Layrern Service —At the Sal- Ba xe.—T Mission | vation Army meeting at 8 o’e slock to- Ban oon » with the ( a morrow night, Ensign Perry wi! ll give a 5 ' aia most toterest Magic Lantern Service, one of hit vey al eting last evening The lbest. Admission 10c. children 5c. Chis ramme ineluded singing aod recitations | wj}) be a treat. Be sure and come evr! y sn addr bw the chairman ae Quire a SiG ut patie of the unusual! {GISTIAN kavorn.—The C, a. rhts on Salem’s streets yesterday was S ‘ ‘ stian Chureh w ho aan J. H Fletcher the well-known news gs hereafter on Friday night | paper man and mayorof West Sale, g at 7.39. A good meeting| carrying two mattocks over his shoulder } tomorrow night. A cordial so i several feet of smal! iron cable in his yo given to all to come and spend | hand.-Salem, Oregon, States main, Dee, 13, 1 a i ir =~ - More Asnovr “Doss —The Halifax s Frei Adams & Sons] Chronicle saye:—Josepb Duan, the young ( and 13 Jarvis Street,| man in jail awaiting bis trial for break Pos ei are sending out] ing late A. J. Grant’s hardware store, has § ands paper dolls with | been in the city about four months. He : ul+ a lies. They send a| married a Cape Breton girl some time ago, sixteen f noe cents ip stamps, or] and for the past eight wooks he has re- a e one for the children free. sided on Grafton street. Since bis resict- 145 —tf ing there he hus not, so the Chroni icle is ei infor med, done avy ‘work, and his means Ma. Ross’ Lecrvure —Please remember |, of existence was a mystery all along toes le i mn the basement of Zion —_—_—_ - ‘ ae | lay evening, 29th insi., Axotugr New Cover—-Court Petrel | ; e “ Wanderings of the Lost Ten | 0. Foresters was organized at Tryon 01 Tribes of Isracl from the Assyrian Cap- |the 19th inst., by L. U. Fowler, an officer ' their arrival in the British|of the High Court. Although there are a ] as Anglo-Saxons.” Lecture be-| dceen of Foresters in Tryon who are mem yns at S o'clock. Admission 10 cents. | bers of the Courts at Crapand and Cape ely discussion will take place after] Traverse, Court Petrel starts with a gooi , membership, sixteen applivaute. The Pie gue ea va _ | officers are :— t “ ve cae ee C. Deputy—D. J. Thompson. ast ye, sg cig TI * . i ae ; C. Ranger—John H. Lea. i oe a : - ; a + Rec. See.—J A. Chisholm. ce Rye See ee ee et - ie, Sete. Be. ell. ~ ~ = : . eae = os Treas.— John Gamble. Mozart's 12th Mass will be sung. ” Chap.—Philip Simmons. ‘ r will be ase sted on the eccasion by Ss. W Will A. Howatt. an orchestra. A silver collection in ai i 1 W.—M. Quigley. ve new Cathedral fund will be taken | $3 B.—I.D. 8. Wood. sisicianitipsiian Physicians— Dr's. Robertro. an d Doug Mawx:rona Crors.—The Manitoba gov herty. ernment bas ja issued the final crop Pree I etin for the season of 1896. It places a oe i the y:ekis of (he year as follows: Wheat,| S
‘Special Sale.
Se e for
THE DAILY EXAMINER, THURS Ss DECEMBER 24,
Wonderful---$4 75
Opened yesterday, 33 Youths: ites worth $7.50, now selling $2.75 to $4.75, $4.75. This line will fit young
men from 14 to 20.
PROWSE
BROTHERS
4896:
- JUST OPENED.
ee
lot: at $1.75, 2.75 and $3.75.
PROWSE
| |
53 pairs odd Pants worth from no two pairs the
same pattern; we will clear this this month at a bargain. Those
BROTHERS
BOS’ ULSTERS:
169 Children’s Ulsters bought ata sacrifice, will be cleared out
‘coats fit boys from 4 to 12 years.
PROWSE BROTHERS.
14,000,000; oats, 12,409,000 bushel j bar-| ev, 3,100,000; flax and rye, 300,060 b ish
ele The total g-ain crop of Manitoba was exactly 30,412,552 bushels. There were also raised nearly 4,000,000 bushels of potatoes and roots. These figures sal not include any portions of Northwest |
Territory. cimngiiindin Sxarers.—An impression is abroad that the managers of the Skating Riek intend charging av admission fee to reguisr eub- Christmas and New Year
is an error a3 all sub-
ecrivers on
This
nigtts
ecribers will t e admitted free on these two nights which of course are extra nights In this way subscribers have the
‘
f three Rirk nights and one band after
on of this week and three band nights
f next week
nnatiiiiiiunia Ay Istayper Kittep.—Mr. I-aac Bag- nal, of Bedeque, wa killed nt Kalamazoo, | _ sigan, a sbort time ago. Mr. Bagoall was up at the top of a thirty-foot ladder| trimming the branches of a tree when the |
ladder slipped, and he fell the whole dis- | ground, and only lived three The deceased, who was | has been away in’
and was a}
tance to the honrs afterward about 45 years of age,
Michigan about fifteen years, eoutractor and builder.
Pottce Court.—There were four Scott Act cases on the docket this forenoon. | Catl ne C es was sentenced to two tr" morisonment for a third infrac- t and William Macdonald, for a first inira wr ved $50 aod $5 75 costs or two months’ imprisonment. The case | against William E. Barron was dismissed, Barron proving & lease of the bar to a} V y man named Malone The case avainst Patrick McAleer was adjourned f ne week
os
Masowic.—The brethren of St. John’s}
and Victoria Loige, A. F. and A. M., in- tend celebrating St. John’s Day (27th) by attending divine service in the Firat Metin dist C hurch, where a sermon suitable to the occassion will be delivered by Bro. Rev G M. C am pbell. A Masonic “At Home” will be held in the Lodge Room on Dec. 28th. The brethren can procure)
tickets from the following members of the |
trothers T. A. McLean, H.
Ww nv dovenn. W. A. Weeke, jr., Doull, R. M. Johnson, B. Rogers,
4 ¢ 4 é ' ‘ener | 5 ’ 4 (
{ MERRY,
/ MERRY 5 XMAS.
Te all. Slaughter Sale
of Xmas PERFUMES
TO-N IGHT..... ALL MUsT GO
g Johnson & Johnson,
Perfumes a Specialty.
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Our s‘ock, clerks and teams are all at your ser- vice to-night. Lots of
nice things left. MERRY XM“AS———
to all our customers. If you are not with us this year, you will be next.
MARK WRIGHT & CO, LID
For FURNITURE.
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Great
THE USEFUL ONES
and that is just
For For ‘ CHILDREN.
Handkerchiefs
LADIES.
= E = see E E E * = F
f Cc + t : Hosiery " Caps Gloves Silk H’dk fs Tams Linen « Butts Dresses Silk Mufflers ; , i U Isters Suspenders : Clea Cloaks Fur Coats
Fancy Handker hiefs Silk Blouses Searfs ; ancy Lis
ens
a co «Cc.
We are closing out all Fancy
Reduced Prices
CLEARANCE
why our store }i
eason of the year (as it always 1s we
Golfers Gaiters
Overalls Aprons, &e.
7 BEER BROS. |
To-night
ench a useful one at this
hope).
Fe r MEN.
Fur Gloves
Umbrellas Leather Dressing Cases Silk Ties
«ec.
Goods at Greatly
From Now Til
It is only a few days, but each | of them is worth any two or- dinary days. All the
Great Bankrupt Stock
oeoeeATe cee
The Jac
Must be disposed o kets, the Furs, the a sets,the
Dress Goods, the Cloths, the Underclothing, the Gloves, the Biankets, the Flannets, etc. All must be sold; we carry nothing over. In this Bankrupt stock are many things for Xmas presents, and in many will buy a $1.09 worth some cases more.
Is it Handkerchiefs ?
Nearly 1,000 elegant Silk Handkerchief eee and colored‘at any price ig embroidered and Le piain and hue stiched
IS IT GLOVES ?
A full line
ecises 50e
of Perrio’s Celebrated French
Kid Gloves, black «snd colored, Ladies and Gents. Als special targains i Liaed Gloves in Bankrupt stock.
Is If FURS? if it is Furs, Collars, Muff-, Ruffs, Jack-
ele, Or any fur goods, the People’s Stor: is the spot. Buy your Furs fr are anxious to clear all Furs.
Bankrupt Lines.
IS IT GENTS’ WEAR ?
ym us as we Special
Collare, 4 Ply, {,8and 92; and best l5e Cc ulfs, 2¢ Neck e?, Cardigan J- ciets, Bs aanicen Stock, Underclothing, Kid
‘} . - . Gloves, Braces.
IS IT JACKETS ?
Doa’t want a Jacket left over and don’t
think we will when we are selling the Bankrupt ones at $1 to $5.95,worth $8 50 to $14, snd latest style, imported this
year, at $2.10 to $4.75, cheap at $3,25 to
$7.25.
Is It Furs, Coats or Caps ?
Sleigh Robes, Ladies’ Astrakan The Bankrupt stock had a lot of this class f goods, and for presentation r others, ®don’t forget selling ‘ heap.
be
Jackets.
to past rs hese goods are
Bankrupt Stock Bargains,
Our Umbre Our Linen
lla Sto:k,
Stock
Our Black Dress Goods,
Our Colored Dress G ols. Sar oF how satisfactory you will be served
W. A. Weeks & Co, Wholesale and Retai!
eee 22. co ej 2 2 & + Don't Forget
to call und get Xmas Cake, Donghnuts,Se Cake, Patties, Tarts, Pies,Oat- cake, Ginger Snaps,or German 3uns. We would name many
9 é 6 § ( ( ¢ ‘ other good things but é ¢ ¢ ¢ 6 ( ¢ ¢|: ?
some of our itch
to you space will not permit.
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Telephone v
D STEWART,
ECLIPSE BAKERY,
= ® oo] e® ® 2 o&2 oo 030% 2
Bakes Best Bread.
drweeecro rece!
“PATIENT CONTINUANC gE.” The world is wide in time and tide, And God is guide; then do not hurry. That man is blest who does his best And leaves the rest; then do not worry. —Dr. Deems.
Bargains to-night son's. A nice Xmas present for your boy would be one of those small shovels, ard for your girl a little half broom. They are loth serviceable and cheap at Beer & Goft’s. :
Great reductions to-night at Watson's.
Great reductions te-night at Watsons.
at Wat.
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THe W to day
LATHER: and to-morrow,
Fresh west to nort
6 special values in gentie- men’s handkerchiefs—25¢.29¢ B5e¢. 58e. 65e. and 75ce— Mecore & McLeod.
Violet’s French Perfumes boxed from 25c vp at Central Drugstore—Roger & Gallet’s
h west winds; fair, and decidedly cold , 40e and up.
IAS
| song, W 7” addresses by
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NOVUTHING TOO GOOD
(Written for The Mail and Empire.)
Three little to's on shopping bent,
Were standing in a crowded store
And counting all their yrmnies o’er.
| Two little lais with curly hair,
And eyes of blue and faces fair.
And a little maid who scarce had seen | More thau ten short years, I ween. They chattered oa in childish glee,
And wondered what mother’s gifts should
be.
|
| Isnt it good she is not here ?
|’Twill be a s’prise for mother dear.
| | wonder what she’il ever say
| When she gets our presents on Christn Day ?
[ hepe she'll like them,
, goc vd,
and think th
;}And she'll know we did the best could.”
i I know what I'll get boy,
And his eyes were dancing with very j *“ A bottle of perfume, so nice and swe
And mother will think it’s a lovely trea
brother, *‘ Nothing could be And, bright face pleasure, He clasped in treasure.
How I envied the man,
Who is willing to do the best he can
To please ber always, and Jet her see
[hat no one loves her more than he.
his beaming o’er w
his
hand the
mother
For the little lad so bright and fair. That the years to might srnother he showed that day for moth —N. M. Q Llth, 1896.
cr
come earl } I ne ivve
Toronto, Dec.
Bargains son's.
te-night at
‘iti
CURISTMAS CHARITY, Christmas is at hand. ~~ those who have heir eager rush of g ‘ft vivir tions: Upon which class do we general bestow our gifts, and hearty hands shakes Christmas time? Is it not mostly up each other? How otten do we step side our own pet ¢ sire ole to drop a word
plenty, to money
pause
neath their burden of luxnry and plenty.
Christmas by hunting out the bovels of distress and misery, and to Bring a smile to the wan pinched fac of the inmates, by handing in, if only
bakers loaf, with the accompaniment of hearty handshake. True, there isa gre ieal of this work done,—bat not enough. With the t} ong of Christmas, it
natural for the clildren to feel elated prospect of pienty of
eatables, and an abundance of toys. how much better would it be to teach the to be happy in the thought of carrying,
only the half treasures, to some hal
joyous,—at the
go gx
1
are only peep at and smell the
f this itfe -imilar thoughts of the coming
who is doi 1g vo
table and
avored w
pi'ying h th
nature ans of hat those seasons bring sad a-ant thought-; for when they think
the many homes where poverty, cold ar hungerexist, with and then on the other hand rances and unnecessary indu'g2cces ex'ensive among the riche
yught to make them feel Let us begin ncw to make the best use
see
Cc. asses,
may not occupy a warm place in 0 hearts and when the first presents itself retura—not the stiff fora
eac') other.
noble, and pure, and ¢ eserying of # rick reward thau this world can bestow.
——
~~ a
‘arter’s Bookstore.
+e?
TEMPERANCE NOTES,
John G. W. P., and Hon. bearing on the enforcement of the C,. T. Hon. Mr. Sinclair claimed that many
and did more harm than good. def. nded the action of the ‘Government appointi g a vendor in
vendors must b2 appointed that they appointed at a fixed salary and be co peiled to sell the liquors at cost, wh
license to $150, might as well get # larger amount out it.
t
ing diepereed
_————
and Christmas night. Come and see - Bsookstoore.
Leod.
FOR MOTHER,
Their thoughts on Christmas gifts inte
,»’ said the youngest
a , Tw r i Said the little girl who was standing near, W w ‘ WwW ELLN “You have only fifty cents, my dear, 5 And that costsa quarter. “Tis half, you JEWELER. know ‘ i
Se . . Store open cvenings. And the other half will quickly go. pene pm ¢ ne Isn’t it too good?” “ Why,” said her
too good for mother.” priceless
of that little \s I heard his words | breathed a prayer never
er, a Z. Wat.
It would be well ll
spending and
ig, and ask themselves these aed Haszard & Mocre.
“| Notice.
greeting, or t ) Spend 2 paltry dollar some starving m sahile and her babe? What do the rich want of gifts? Their
wardrodes and pantries are groaning b2
It would be well to make this a Happy wretche trying
and 4
We give Free to
sesson.
Bat I often think that tethe truly chari- i able iiving nature, w is less
tavore t e met F ing g od, | that those seasor ring sad rather than plearaut mug ; for 2 ay ink of '
: any homes whe Si miber iil ad
no means of amel.oretion
ee eX.rava- y rj ‘g20ces FO sher ¢ es, it sad and troubled. 28 se of > old year by
tue remaining week of the old searching in our memories for any who
more
CHARITY.
Come ons, Come all, to Santa Yaus’ Headquarters to-right.
Anders s0n,| —— = Peter Sinclair on the | temperance question, in general, and also}
yur temperance friends were too extreme
ea ‘ LONDON HOUSE
Summerside,
taking the ground that they were legally bound to do £0. M:. Andersaou saggested that if
wevld remove th- “necessity of doing a certain amount of business to make it av, wuether that business was legitimate pay, & or not.
Mr. Sinclair tock the ground that all
>
vendors will make allthe money they
could regardless of restriction, and conse- qaently the Government has inereased the presumably that they
The li terary part was fullowed by a well trovided aud weil arranged spread, and afier full jus stice had been done the meet-
Great reductionin Calendars numbers to- Carters Store open this evening.—Moore & a
Twenty-five per cent. off our whole stock
These Are
| | | |
nt,
Bright Busy Days At Our Store
‘ Everybody invited to come our Grand Christmas Display.
WATCHES CLOCKS SILVERWARE and JEWELRY.
Enjoy yourselves looking over these pretty lines they’re at your service. Don’t overlook the little price tag on each article, the figures on it will in terest you.
and see
Night
A large assortment of
LANES,
Mas
em
we
oy. et, a
ith
SKATES
Useful Articles
at geeat bargains at
ui
TUT SRXAVA
BUSY
0006s ohbeoues oe
fo fAwYFtL ws ay Fs FEISS CEFUFuTuusesruserua
Com to the bargain hive. All FANCY GOODS Must go. Xmas greeting to
in
at yn
prursr FUFMWA
} re |
TO LET
That bésiatinally “ateeabed two story
All persons having accounts against the | City of Charlotietown fare requested £0 | eq | Present the same st the Office of the City |
9 a on Prince St, now occu; id by Clerk on or before Saturday the 26th inst | te endiee” Pskeuien abies es By order
H. M. DAVISON eis lst November. Apply to
2 i ZAKE BROS, & CO au City Clerk’ eOfice, City Clerk. | eee
ac} Dec. 22, 1896. 3i
pept26t—tf
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naked, hungry, cruelly-treated child, who} dare only peep at ¢ smel > good hings o is life?
We older ones too are made happy by
al! Picture free to all purchasers. These are real Art Studier.
fashionable touching of hands which | Fisher Folk, and Scenes of London, in Sepia. Also a Hand- causes more coldness between acquaint- x
ances than harsh words—but the warns} Some Boy i in Colors.
loving handshake and a lingering look We do this to show our appreciation for our very pros- from eve to eye that will make us love
perous year.
Oh! forthe forgiving spirit! Whata heavenly spir-t itis! and when it comes from the core of tbe heart, and truly a MW. MeLeod & Co. shows itself in work-, wh tcan be
2er
CORSETS
Union Division, Soas of Temperarce.} Aj] sizes of this celebrated Corset kept by Prices held their thirty fifth anu‘versary la t 9r @9 95 evening in Summerfield Hall. The even- $1.29, ¢ aad, $3 C0 ing was pleasantly spent in music and | BEER BROS
ATATATID
WASZAMAM WFO WM AMADA LUM VMAS M®WDAULAMAVEM WMA WA
le From now until this Jot is gone, we will give a Beautiful | opportunity
A. ee
of | ¢
be m- ich
Overcoats,
Reefing Jackets,
We have about one hundred and fifty, vot all sizes, Lut on eka we
have you can save a lot of
money.
Tad. HARRIS
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of Fancy Goods today. —Moore & McLeol.
To Your Wie ---
Hand her a Policy on your life in the Sun Life Assurance Uo., of Canada,
E.R. BROW,
AGENT
ss. . uP ASS
a For your own sake don't do it
T- 2 Xmas Gift
nxieticemnasiibctarit -aniap” siisipaltmas
Charlottetourn.
What the
reat bankrupt Slaughter sale
—— -_
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, Overshoes, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing.
50 Horse Rugs at Lowest Prices you ever heard of.
JB. Mawionalt’s Ct Sta
Directly Opposite the West End of the Market House SosesVses be. Mee MS
West Stes teste
OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN THIS EVENING
Silk Handkerchiefs For Men, 14c
That's pretty cheap, isn’t it? have nice qualities in fancy brocades, 22¢
we
st iS
4
i
peters
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y) “i
4
f iS
oe as mA ome
we
“i
and 25¢,
¥- |hree Grand Values
Three assorted lots, each including white and colored brocades, and plain Japanese hem- stitched ; prices are
(Pp
48
Lot 1—29¢@ each. Lot 2 -35e each. Lot 3—58€ each.
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Lots of other kinds at other prices.
A More here to choose from than anywhere °***
| sxe e'se in the city, lower prices here than anywhere ¢ else im the city.
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ge
a Moore sw McLeod. RI SORES Avdedededs
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To get a suit that fits you, but its another thing to get a suit combining style, fit and graze- fulness, without which no garment can show to advantage. The above advaniages are obtained here, with best values in the market tor Ulsters, Suits and Overcoats. Being near the Holidays we are giving special values in the above suits.
JOHN T McKENZIE
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