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and fear ess; aiming tp be _ Just, lmpartlai, Rellablel Newsih

Wekinif “t an times to further the bestiau active pnrt in the legislative debatesi

iiitcrests oi the people, and recognized :liereforens

The PeOp1e’l ‘Pd-p01'-Efriends during their campaigns. \Vci Pnlilislied :it its 051098. New Prowse°sce no reiisoii why he may not lill with

Block. North side Post Otlicc, ut the fol- mf;-~ in able in advance' -

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Branch Offices

lniv,_~l..mv~_ rstiililislierl :it t.he followini: plc-e.~ wh 'rc sub.~'criptioiis may he paid. mm-_` fup,i_~;hetl, iiriivrtising. _job work _.,-,,1nfn.~. ‘\»;<ivi~\~~' tr~m-:i<‘ti-d:- _ éuuiiiicrsiilc, l'\iri"c`s Uookstorc~-Il. l .

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5.»\'I`l`III).\Y Dec. '19, ISCO.

THE NEW CABINET .

I`h 1 naimes of the n;eni`:iers of the new

Provincial C-ziiiinet were announced in

clicsc columns ycsterdziy morning. Ycs~l

terdny forenoon they were sworn iii :ind

inthe Lenr future the nieinbers holding

portfolios will seek the approval of their

toiistituents. lr. sec-ins iznprolitible at the

.'.iine of this writing th.it any of them will ‘

ne opposed, in view of the very strong endorsement which the party has received .wt the polls. \\`e need not here discuss

t`.=.- rttlifsability or noii-advisability of the

Upposition inaikiiic: ai further etiort to

i'cti‘icve their politic il fortunes by contest- int; the by-electSor_.~.

ln the new Cnbiiict as was both proper

:ini inevitable. Mr. I~`a.rquhurson retains

‘ he l’reiniership. and no doubt does so at

the uiizinimouc desire of his party iii the 1

ii ousc and country. As to the other pos- itions szihiried and otherwise, there was

sintiirally considcrlihlc doubt inthe public

:nind as to the choice that would be nizidc,l the more soaisai nuinher of meinbcrs of

the into Adininistraitioii hn<l not sougrht re election. avid :is more than li:ilf of the

’l`here :ire also certain unwritten rules as

to county. and even dcnouiinaitionnl rc present.ition. which no doubt had their

influence in rleterinining the personnel of the new Ministry.

The Attorney Gcnerzilship felt quite

naturally to Mr. Arthur Peters, Q. C. as ii lawyer of twenty two years 5;;i_r,iiiug_ ` whose t-en years of service in the Leggis-

‘iv-n ;i;fi:>.'l i-‘.i3ice hits been intide. Mr. `=

lature gave him an easy precedence over the two other members of Ric legal pro- fession whom the party had returned to

In recent sessions Mr. Peters has borne

nud has been very useful to his party,

ici-edit the 'nigh position to which he has

the country will tiwiiit results. . f ln the selection ofllon. B.llop.crs of

i.\lberton forthe post of Provincial,

;Sc<~i'et;iry and Uoiniiiissi oner of .»\grici1lt» p

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i1o,<_'ei~.~' is one whom this _journal shortly `, 'after the election pointed out as a. desir- nble iinin to be entrusted with a portfolio. ‘

Q :ind we are pletised to record his appoint- nicni_ believing that he will made fi cap-i fable depnrtincntrll head and conimand the

contldciice of the cotintry. There are lgreat possiliilities before the new Depart-

lnient of _-Xgriculture in ii Province such as` iours, with ii population so largely devoted 0

lto farming, dziirying and st.oCk.raising, ‘and the entire country will watch with

ideep interest any well-directed efforts of'

the Government to foster and develop our

stziplc industry.

If thc promotion of lIon..l.lI.Cuminiskey

` tothe Comniissionersliip of Public \Vorks

1 is not quite so nearly in accord with the

general sense of the fitness of things asy some of the other appointments are, it “ arises in part., no doubt from the fact that tlic dcpzirtincnt. to which he has been called is one through which the la1°gei"

expenditures are made. But Mr.;

‘dlummiskey has been elected :it various

times since the hy~clcction in 1890 ati which he first became ii member of the

House, find he li:is_also filled the Speaker- ship, which has been usually looked upon

as the Stepping Stone to a portfolio. There are other considerations which no doubt

were factors. lhcre is especial need of .ilcrt :ind ciircful ridininistrzition in this

ilepartuicnt, which ought. to receive not only the oversight of its oiiicitil head, but of the Premier and the entire Cabinet

whonrc _jointly i'c.<ponsil~.le for till the

- public expenditure.

Of thc live xncrnbers without portfolio

Premier and the Attorney General residefp here. rider the exigencies at partayf government we cannot have everything' as we might wish, but we are not without hope that the new Administration may give a fairly good account of itself. There

is a splendid opportunity open to them.

Gee WiIlicken’s Items.

1.-The McDonalds are so plentiful in

this country that it is snid they had si boat of their own in the time of Noah, when so iiniiiy people died ol' wiitcr on the brain.

2. -My friend Funnicus lfunnylove says

that the niost- ditiicult task he _ ever at- tempted was teaching a left-legged man to dance.

ll. -f It is said that the cod iiever bite well

on Tliursdziy because they know Friday is tish day.

4.-A miirrzigc recently took place in

Nova Scotia between theseventh daughter ofa seventh daughter and the seventh son. _

5.-Love is like the measles, we can’t

have it bad but once, and the later in life we have it, the tougher it goes with us.

ti.-“Are there any fools in this village ?"

asked ii drummer of zi Soui-is schoolboy last, Thursday. “I don`t know," replied the boy, “whv are you lonesome '?" 7.-~A ’I‘ignish philosopher says that, if i

when you pass 0. door after nine o'clock§ at nicht and see fi young man and woman, and hear a smack, you may bet your bottom dollzir that the young man dosen`t live there. 8 -A fellow inGeorgetown wentto seehis girl the other day. On reaching the door he was confronted with the sign, “Beware of Paint," that fixed him.

9,~A young lady down in Cardigan

went. out with fi rrither timid beau Sleigh- ingoue evenin,<_f last week,aud|complaceiit- ly. remzirked to him that she seldom wenta sleigliinfz, but she got chaps on her lips. The young man took the hint

and chopped. ‘

Gm: \ViLi.icKENs.

CATARRH NOW SL'REI.Y CURED.

"Cai’.il.r1`h0Zone has worked marvels _iii

in the ca..~;e` of my little girl Mrs Lorenzo Orchard. 'Ioroiito, Ont.

“Thereis no remedy equal to Catrzirrh-

50119 for Crgaprh." \V iii. J. Runnit, Morrishurfr, li - Catnrrhzoiie for Cat_ii_rrh of the head. throat and Broiichitisf-bus J-;1_\’€," me perfect satisfaction. Miss I insmore. Shuberecodiac. .\. b. .

“lt has done as much S900 for me "1

3 one week than other remedies have done in years." E. P. 'I`iiyl0i‘, _bmlill _Pflllm Q05: 'I`nou.~riinds more. like this for the nslzingri Druffgists sell Czitziri-hzouc. or we \v_i send’ full treatment for $1.00 or trial

'l.re.'itnient 10 cents. N. U. Pots-on 8; Co.,

three were iiieniliers of the lute Adiiiini,--

tra `on n.i n li Hon I\I;~s»~. Forbes Ricli:ii‘<i.~; :in-il I\IcI\'utt.. The new mc

lion. Messrs. Il. C. Mt.-i..1o<‘l and Mailcoliii

previously niinicd may lic expected to

prove., tiiemselves _judicious counseliors. I . 'Ur course there are good men left out.

and Charlottetown is oiilyindirectly repre-

sented asn <-.oiistit,ueii<-.y, although the

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l Kiiigston, Ont., Hartford. Conn.

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\Ve’ve got the gi-ip on the trade iii these

p .t;. ’ .; ~,»__'» ~ _ . . J.: `_‘u_rémndhm;`_‘ in On- Q.\`€;»ything 632?

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cntncr,McLcoil & Lois. _ ` Indies’ ofoih jackets, all new style

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)IcDon;ild, are good reprcscnttitive men ; goods at this tollowlug price; out

. _ ‘. ‘7 ,_,'

who will add to the weight. ofthe Plvecu- lgtafiley BIOS _ $l~-00 for $_ 'Ji

of goo $400 M3000,

tive and with the more c:<pci'icnce:l uien i SHO-O "V ' 0 ’ " .`

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QS(-3.00 fc-H93 ‘U-

i The Canadian Alinanuc is for sfilegalti l Carters’ Bookstore. ~ i Only six weeks before we C1056 f0' lstore u.ltera.tion.~; fhe goods niustbi

.§3H__ genuine <l.s.:ounts givgrtiif-gi

Stanley bro

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Cobbler Scat Rockers from up i

Reed and Rattan Rockers from 2.75 up 1

‘ Childrens’ Chairs and Iicckcrs iicm 400 up it

any from 8,5() up 1

Hall Stands from

Ladies’ Desks in Oka. and Moliag-

5 50 up

Ulu' Stock of useful and fancy goods selected i

1' _,

tor Xmas trade is the largest We have ever

shown.

The goods were Well bought-our prices are 1

right-_and for cash We will name a. wood liber-

al discoiint-Come in and look round.

` 5. Wcmen’s Evening Slippers

0i Leather Dressing

Xmas. Will bereturnei at the ood ~ of ten days, Q

12.00 to $15.00 v dues, for $10

"*‘1\5’ 3-pl' c = »'\"1i!-‘1. 2.90 to $7.75 Ch ltirfu’s S is, 9.25 to $4.50

irresistibly compel at`en‘ion.

Young Met’ » Suits ho ii 4.50 tn $90()

ir zminmy

The Twentieth century. Boots*-

Good bye to the I9th. A*

Good ohaor to everybody.

We are thankful for the larva °‘ni-e nt P iolio 1’ .cron-age we have re ivsd

from the eo le cf P l I We w' ll eil brate the last two DAYS b vin

p pi . I. . 5 il- ' ' ' v' u

our Patro'is their choice oi any :/rticle in bash of our windows in func; good? . .

no matter what the price is for ' 9” Polic’ h W dn* ‘M-

25c and 50:: each A i`ii§,°'¢.¢i'fi.i'i'.' ”"°° '"'°'°

Dou`t make any mistake about the place to buv vom- ()v¢r¢0;;_ \V¢||,;-

Overcoat specialists. We can show mtrs kinds of good‘Ci.»ts than anybody and we sell them for less money. `

You can prove this ti your own satisfattion by coming in yourself, trying

in the Coats. Our prices from 37250 to $16430 20 por :at ol the

o our

Men's»Suits these Shoes are sow

200 M=n’s l-` ue All Wool Suits, in nice, neat checks and invisible plaidl,

f h\'~1f<».n'f~ Vdsteedsuits, from 2 75 to 4.53 The Stylish Foot Fiwsn. (‘ ildren"= Siilor S i ts, tram 1 50 ti $3.50

Holiday Furnishings

Tnis department abcundsiu hindioma and useful pixseiils, at prices which l

New lines oi specially attractive Holiday Ne.k wear for 1901. have juit ar-

rived, and include L1eu’s Imperals. Four-in-hands. Pufff. or T€l'kS. in MBV) I silks and saline, in s stleudid variety of cuiois and combinations from

' 25c lo $1.00

Men’s Saspenders in silk and elistic webbingi, elagant coloring-i and de-

signs. fauoy gil: buckles, lrom 25c to $1.00

£?Special window ol Fai cy ware at big reductions.

Special linedGloi_es at reduced prices lorlitil Year 3°" ’*°"‘

Hockey

READY- MADE GLOTHIHG

The “OVERCOAT STO R‘E."

.IA PATDN &(}o

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t»~:~‘.1¢@ ._.¢» .»~._.

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, something New in y

A mom: our Eveniiig Slippers two new lines of .I

‘ 3; T. l$ell`s me.l~:e are particularly zittiaciivc. p 0

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. The Cznderelia at S325

is a Potent Le:i*..iierSti'."ip Slipper of new ili>.»i: n,

1 refined, attractive, stylish. _ A

I . The Niehtingale atS3 2 5

1 is of Vici Kid, wooden heels, large plain o al let

l buckle with silk bow. a tongue wliicli partly

i covers the instep. new and attrictive, excellent

1: taste displayed throughout.

ALLEY 81. C0.

Charlottetown, P. E. Island. 1

Alirealllhance

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lima Buyers” $275 worth

Cases. iianicures,&c..

UNAPPHUBATIUN

FUR Ill llll_lS UNLY

'H1088 Hoods s=.nt to us by a LEAD-

ING HOUSE=for our approval. IF

there is any thing that suits you it will ` be sold cheap and put away untill

Call and seethem now, thev sro-.--

loer-Bmlsnlulllciuresl l

Q-O§l‘§»O‘§ _The end of the war is now in i"8ht. Everybody will now wont Pictures illustrating the various battles fought in South Africa, YS e have at great expense publish. ef' “UW Nfl* and be-aiitlfiil pictures, on heavy, gupgrnm, calendiired paper. '

BATTLE or Bsnuosr, Crunqmg

rua Boss Goss Ar Ei.ums~ 1./the-rs, Atrracx or Rgyu_ Qnsltnuxs xr Puinnnnlaa, (Qumran or Gnu. Fnsscirs ».\v.u.av ox 'nn Hlrniiniila Gsiv. t`nJiv.ir:`s Anlr. These piet.ures_are 20:2-L in. Sum lg agq

» 1 I; _,Q ‘ : I so $11 per ion. ~°' fs” ""

l3rr-ri.: or Toon.; Hrvfm BAT.

'PLE or Srioiv Koo, Gannon ilmn. 1}.3ANnzns ur Bxr'n.is or Bznuoivr,

4r'rLn or Mhonusrosrsix. sim.

gninsii or Gnu. Cnoiwr yr 22AAn_»nnnno. These pictures are

X28_ in. Sample and terms, (oe

ggph, all tive for $1 69; $3per donn; printelaierln liniiyl hlndigomez

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coin _ B

prent. Enormous srggdecg. Tiif ¥3§.fi’t’L°»§’i.§"§..‘.f..""f." ,.”""` .S'LLE.§‘S-

race .

agent sold 68 n one dig. win send it ooui>i.E1‘E o`i*rF1'r ’°n°iB¢lUR of all the nine different: pictures. for only $2, This ,um .YW mtl! deduct when you have ordered for $1) worth. Absolute- ly H0 pictures sont free. Don‘t

waste time and postage in writing £3; lower Wprices. ¢ my an

Res. e take back all unsold

pictures and refund your money Cut_this out and send to.d,, MM' beam to make money. A-iii:-ess

time Novelty Mig. Co., (Dept. 355 8,)

P. O. Box 518, Chicago.

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They have a large and varied gg. ¢\l conrncriosi-:ni'. nlrics mn rms. Naviii. oitixxoes.

VALENCIA ORANGES.

Noimisns sci' .u'r|,|;5_ .u.\|oNns na wA|..\'tvrs.

FRUIT SYKIJPS.

C|ioCoLA'I`i~2 lin\`-lioNS.

`~“' "-.A ,_.;'-°-2-:rf .'.'2'£Q

loin uns co

Wholesale Chiiiilsslon Fish

Smelts and Eels a Specialty

Mai-i< ngmaco, Ltd. 1

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Dealers. .

All correspondence promptly as ered Sfeucils oenton applieodoa .