'something new, Comets from 40c.

‘-‘

.--n-on.--~- im: i;if.iiti»i.\.v_ i~ii.ii:i.o'i"i°i;'m\vN. in iz. 1.. i>r.<'i~:iiiiF.ii 141 ps;

"W ' .n nf. . . . . ' _

F. J. HORNSBYS

Boil iid Slitlmri Stan intl Sei y

ispliiycf New Goods \\'e do i

not blow about having the best iii , the world, but we can say wa have‘ the cheapest when you compare them with other goods.

For the Girls. The best a<sort-

ment of dolls ever offered in Chai lotte- (OWU.

For the Boys. Mechanical Toys,

newest designs, Steam Engines- Steam and hot air Magic Lan trrns lateststyles, Rocking Horses

up.

We only ask you to come and ex amine our Xmas Goods. It is trouble on our`part to show them. W 0 have selected with care Leather and Oelluoid Gocds foi Xmas Presents Pictures on glass a specialty. Als Holly and Decoration paper. Come

look like the good old times in ol Fatherland.

Vieto_,ia Row Cb’aown, P E. I

H .___ _

F. J. _HoRNsBY.

NUTICE

THUH-*`D~‘-Y» UECEMBF-3"' lm' , The Protestants ot Manitoba ui der-

For the Ladies and Gentlemen.

Intending Insurants will please note that

can be obtained con- siderably cheaper now, than after lst

January 1900.

It is therefore to your advantage to insure before that

date.

if"ilf"'n"li'l°il`l

Agent P. E. I. OFFICE-83 Queen St.

You ,Can Pin Your Paitlinf,

to @y!QleaCtahien we make wih regard to our work. - Wids I Mad' of first-ease work- lian and the beet tools that money can purchase, we are enabled to represent our work

as strictly first-class in every ree t.

pec

“By our works are we known.”

Founders. Engineers and Machinists :Steam \avigatiou Co s Wharf Charlottetown, P E. 1 Phone 126

llulisllwlllici., A

gl ,uno oonriooy oy' qnoiing inn fouow-

UEHIIIHISIMI

808’

Emmerson Government, the Liberal press pretty generally took it as an intimaiion that Mr. Foster must seek

'”' ‘"'"“ A stan now that the maintenance oi r~-`i“"‘“h"" °°““°it“””°Y~ JM” 3°' the

d» » i _ . . .

MURRAY HARBOR AND BELFAST. “gig” oducagion in ihe Roman ifnihblin Toi ress are in like manner raisin

--- Schools was bargained for at the time

y r _s

the cry,°‘.~ifton must go" because his

The by 919° ‘ions Y@Ste"d“Y in MW- ot Confederation, 11 they had known y constituency, Brandon, has returned a

“ “mo” 5 dt li be mad su rta _ . . 3

Down almost' to the close. of th° iiillileii igdlitichl leaedlerin aegainpiigsettiiilz K“`kP‘i'"°k_» lf" L’°“t°`“"t' G°v°m°

LCODWSY' bolh P°]iti°°1 P*“`l"°S "ere the essential stipulations ot the bargain °" °f O°t°“° 1' °””°“°'°'°d° He’ ‘"° _confident of winning, but victory has which Sir Wilfrid Laurier. with his 58 yearsof age and had long been a perched upon the Conservative »-sunny smile,” has ratined and con- banner. There is proportionate iirmed, and in which the Manitoba He was a lawyer by profession and ,elation on the one side and depression Government. led by Mr. Greenway. hai on the donih of his father in 1870 en the other. °°‘l°i°°°°d° H °°‘ in tl" P“l’u° l°‘*r°, succeeded him as the representative

rav Harbor and Belfast resulted in as much in 1892 it is not likely that lpllower of Hugh John, Thus the

°f

- and Mr. Greenway; and it is not likely

§1r(_’lZ§e’ d°fe:2§gM‘?t't0Lr,:Eiyd 22553? that they will. until trial oi the present 1 .

r revenges.

The death of Sir Geor e Airey

conspicuous and popular public man.

Various causes have combined t0 ;’,°;6"i':;i.t;“;§2';i°:l°‘7I‘:§;;° ;;‘;‘;‘g;° lot Frontenac county in the Commons.

ll Pr ` 'al G0 °

of 30. The removal of Hon. Fred. It is to b° n°t°fi.th"' th? Exfmine

d t fe' "ds to make your Peters from the PremiershiP» the aP' :;'::°;;r:h:pP“%:gn,?£";§i.ltdlt;:k‘ of his term as he was at-

lll 8 - - i

Pioifoo Diniii Ronin one Pinion P°“‘°‘”°”° °‘ h"'°°°°°'°'°.H°°°A°B' onoo in isss ii inoioiod uint i

’ 3 W burton to aJudgeahi and the

” el t. to P like ._ people ofthe Dominion at large had “?°'° ”"°“° °" "°“ ‘ 9°" iiocoi-o iiionn tno dnt oi rooiofin

non of Hon. H. c. nononoia gioouy _ Y

‘weaken t e :vinci vern- me Dominion ot Cum” and me peoP1giHe continued to hold the seat for

3ent.theTheyasc'amfage£r:rm1 thglecpgllz zfitlzripx, hue nothing whuonr to do 22 years. He iilled the omee of

with 19 members in a House ‘_ ‘ta 1887 inclusive, and was appointed

. . _ r

l Speaker most aceeptably from 1883

Governor in 1892 Before the close

Q tacked by a deadly malady for which

he underwent a 'serious operation ia England. Sir George. was held in

5 high esteem as an upright public man

h _ separate schools in_ Hanitoba. _ No . .wd

;;:k\:)i:'ed°;l;ebyp;1rs“t;i:i1:1ll<:f.ry°;.l;l¥‘:`yd',t ny. time ‘gy :pm 'hr and was P°P\llar with both P011 .

. . lf , but ‘in

the adoption of tl;e Igioense Alot at- 52:22; of on

Dlhbhl

the last session o t e Legisature uhmdth. _o if _

peopleatlarge have no- - g

fnrinon vookonod inn noni oi aio mn 'hmm to do 'ithw The,

In the elections of yesterday the mm" ' P°°""°n 1° qmw "I -

party upon the_electorate. . ‘E“g. , i . . . . . wow'

d.d h d and to cileable with that taken three years ~

rgge; ‘gang sagorsoth uutimble ago, but it clearly showsan expecta-

d held mn C0DU°l'vBtlVB why

men an pro y in higher nw th . . .

. . pen e question in the Provin

estimation thantheleader ortheofl.. h‘_ W I 1 c

Government they support; They had h Cl i 21.8°' ,S u 'zu

h sYnui=».

beaidessuehadvansageaeccmesfrem °m " 1 "PP" 'P°°° ‘tl

thenear prospecto( theeensh-nation of I sdkitk' _ _

the Hillsboro Bridgeand a Govern- ment railwa intersectin their dis-

itricts. This prospects gseem, how- Lmfi" ll" *1‘"Y° P"°“°‘“*°°d

sécretaryship of the Education Omce

it would not be easy ior either to carry on the administration of public aifairs.

We are not in the councils of either

party. and the Government has pro- bably not yet decided upon a course of action. Still it seems doubtful whether they will again call the House together until after an appeal to the people is made. They may or may not take this course but the nearly even division of parties renders it probable.

-4-?§_i._,

THE MANITUBA SCli00l. QUESTION.

The esteemed Examiner of yester-

day quoted quite extensively from Tm: Gnaizniav We must return

Chairs

for Xmas'

Largest and finest stock we have ever shown. Screens, Easels, Desks, etc. 1000 and 1 odd pieces suit-

able for Xmas gifts.

dl 3 ALLEY,.&.c0. Gordon_m&wmY@__oL

it ¢~._ . -

L. _ Wal" i 1,'

ev", mf, to 1,", P,°',,,d v,,-y dfect. name of the Prairie Province with the “,°a_.°»"'°’

in in ,inning vom, or 'en qui” accent on the last syllable, gM_Ianito-. r-- ' 1 -- '-' n " "-

overbalanced by other considerations, bib- P°fh‘P“ *h° "°°°°° _'°'d‘°t °f BOY3 Ymnh 3

ninong onion in addition no inooo ni- t»h° °l°<=*g>=~3 my °§t¢°d this f°rm °f oloihing. All prices;

1-“dy mamioned ,em Lunnic Hupi- pronunsiation in Liberal circles. For _ goods at Pmwse Bum. _

,tpl management and the curb dismis- *he*-"f, tl” °°°°°"1° °l°"'Y °” ‘h° g __ , ‘ Fr8m€8 and Holders, Hllldkdfhhf M

sol of Rev. D. McNeill from the "b‘° L ` """" "L_" . '

c -f . it . "°" U'

Each of these no doubt turned a few T116 T0l'0nt0 Citizen, referring to Ji, _ - Gl0VP-I, T188. FMWY B¢WK| W ~ “

vo,” to the Qppmitiune ,h;},_,,},e the four-by_elections in Ontario, _i-nys: But Q. Ho|der9‘~Fm_ ‘ia Mum," (_ Lmenu, Act ,gs ,_ 1 ,lm other “Both parties are corrupt,but neither .f\\\l tl"/,l " '

wi. s _ , _

wo 8",” to any is repentant. Each charges the other I 1.

'i no ioonit ionvoo tho opponiiion vwnndolns, but /==°1=h°r wry 1°- r,,,\» A sh0rt..Time .yi/, ”‘

'ith 14 mambo" “_ lent, md it 5, knowledgesitself an odender. _ Who _lt Xmasl ~ ~__v '

said that Mr. Wise, though elected as °*° ‘"2" f1f;)h°"» _°°dx °“°h °“";‘fm' it _"/1)) g _ _ . a Government supporter, has now "‘°‘f°° “N ll ll I ml!! 0° 108i .i\`f _ _ . thrown in his lot with the Conserva- °l°°“°° 'ho d°°°"'°'_’ f»h° °°n5d°°_°° . 1 "|32: ;;_n:my:;i;oc::il :ggkegf 'W iivoo. rn. ininioioi-ini pony in iiiio °f °h° P°°i>l°-” Th" 1° a ~°v°f° 1°- 'ff il,/.l

u n _f

_ _ _ ' perfumes.

nnonnoi ii.. is nonnhofninoinaing uio gigxit sxifiggdefiigm ~ Journal ._ Lug" md ,mor ,hm mr

sponsor one mn Poooio, oiio in in '_ ' <1 ` ` 9° dent °f *wth ,f,- . - Bi-iiinn coininbin. Ii viii to noon Pawel- \~"“ 'mb P',',i'f'{,:,',§',':§ ; »

that the state of parties is such that ' ° '

,Ira d.o°'3i'

“win

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It is remarked that Sir Wilfri

the

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Last year when Hon. Mr. Foster i .f_'¢,;i Ii” 9( wil” '°t"° in ‘t' till

took _part in the New Brunswick »__' tncsg"

elections and his own count of rw °‘“` "P ‘Y- J E i Q

..__...._. _ _. /. >-»_

Whooping Cough r},.,; The MDN t

‘_ I sq ggi. ’ 'ii' i

agd Asthma . ' Sunnyside. viii) Another lot Of H1000 IDG Nl d

28 ounces to the yard JS

_ warm winter suit mad . 0 Olde! 1

Dr. I-larvty a Southern ~ ‘ '_ '_ "' -'*"~ at short notice from ‘ig gp-

Aiua AL\v.i\\ nizuavizn BY ' _ n;`_ .i’,§"",;’;"»;"" ;-*`. _,,l;§ _,,

lf ~ ` --_ - _T f ' --f ' ` " '-T ‘_-if

Ci »1\[E TO ing observations of the Examiner on”,Y9rk remrgej four gupporwrg of the if ' li

' b

the Manito a school question. It

L_ L_ _ # 1 s‘yS.

_-I .

It Pays to Buy at Peritllll’

Sensible Gills

lOl' XIIIGS

Here are a few suggestions of Xm ¢| ng. k

will be appreciated by the recvpients.

Silk r

Hand ker-

chiefs '

for

Xmas.

There is nothing buyer- to

recipient- and satisfaction gloves for either

Largest.

Fr' ed shawla for

receivedmdirect from Lcndol.

Prices from 8.00 to 10.75

n rr “lantern”

Fon, siiiiiwnim. nom, nu, dt than.

RED p|NE Grcatvelve-

°"‘°" R .noun iii mel Q

" ° onanuara uiooituumveiisirv 7-"°

Tai-2 Ham i-:v Memcix: Co.. !\Zfrs__ %ce -aid Residenoe,Dorchestex- Street, East,

» ours ‘-' ., f.

"‘°”"°'~‘~ nin..°° '°'°' °" “‘ ‘ ° 3"” 7 "’ 8 aniacnau-r 'ramona cnaaaonasuwl-*'-W

Are you Really

For the Coll lint

It’s time now you had your winter overcoat dd

your winter underwear and gloves.

lllll Last Clltlsillllt

lllllillll

Ladies don’t (liet it pass without PIU* '1

d fri .

man1?IIobl;rNeceklwehhiaipiIiiit up one in a box 011|, U X 'ft.

masltfixililer and cheat protector combined

.il

. ) PHYSICIAN ANDSURGEON.

°-i'”l ogtigiaipgsttgpftion to Country Cases.

)

All About 0ur 151: lee Creepers.

_VVe have just put in a machine for attaching 1c`o_ creepers t_o rubbers and overshoes. _ It is a very simple device but does the work

effectually. ' Being securely fastened to the rubber soles 8 they are always handy and ready for use-

wlien not needed they are turned back under the instep. ,

I 5c a .Pm'r.

»»~‘f f-f -Hr »- nv ,,.L¢nnaibhn\.,;¢ ...n~~¢n»z;i'-Akiino-(.1. I _ .___Jnn_._;-.n-,A '\nif,.i|.£u._'- ._ ,';»n._.._

Fur lined Gloves. Silk Lined Mocha Gloyea. Silk Initial Handkerchiefs. Fancy snspenders, etc.

55° is iii

its ii