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«| We wish you to ask our clerks to show you the Ox- |p «tt

( Military aj ford Dress Tweeds which we have just re- i»

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OUR JANUARY SALE. |

On Men strong dyes, nice tweed effects and exceeding- » ‘f it i ly durable. Don’t think £ By PD me : ail i on’t think for one minute because you see goods advertise at half price, that you can o are attending the t th J > ’ school ene got freun bs at” waar get them at haif what we ask.

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. » y . ; . . * fe leg Boot for a BE ER BROS . You can easily understand how a merchants ideas of values will expand, when you fin

i men who imagine they are John Wanamaker. )» =—_—= =S= =r = eS Oe oe eo $0 FUVVVVEC CVT TTT" .

T¥YTT3STTFe Now we will guarantee that there is no John Wanamaker, or any other merchant in

this city, that will give you real good honest goods, for less than—Prowse Bros.

a pair. Why pay alarg-|LOGAL AND O/HRE ITEMS. “eee From now till stocktaking, we will offer all of our magnificent stock of Dry Goods,

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or uriest? , === === | At Elmira, Lot 47, on the 20th Dec.,| Hats, Caps, Clothing, Carpets, Dress Go-ds, Sacques and Capes at prices that cannot be Officers who have seen it Great Jacket sale.— Beer | 897, Sarah Campbell, wife of Jobn} out classed in the city. pronounce it “all right.” Hros- McPhee, tailor, in the 82nd year of her

age. Deceased, though suffering from Any mercbant can note constitutioval indisposition of late years, ‘i

hi itis eats aii wiaitiaa t : prices,and give you figures that will confuse the greatest I ‘Senta thanioen dl rem On ther tem. | W88 otherwise enjoying good health up to | Scholar of the age, but it takes a merchant who isin 4 position to buy right, buy in large *y | perance problem. the time of herdemise, which was very quantities, buy for spot cash, to buy goods at right prices,

sudden and unexpected. A husband, three

. eer sons and one daughter survive her. The The Shoeists Tae Raitway Mey’s Sunday afternoon body was conveved to St. Columba church

meeting is now held in Wright’s Hall,' on the 2lst ult, where a solemn requiem a corner of Keat and Prince Sireets. mass was celebrated by Rey. A. J. Mela- De ee “ ,. | tyre, P. P., thence to the cemetery to | H GORG SERVICE at the Railway Men’s | swait the final reeurrection. a a gs & meeting io Wright’« Ha'i tomorrow after-

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noon ai 3 45. pales 5 a'ways welcome. THE LABORERS COMPLAINT, = Rartway Dastrorep—A fire on Sunday eee . : » ; : t of the destroyed the marine railway at &t. Pierre, Sirx,—The city elestion will eocn take To have you come in and examine our goods, and get our prices, before you come to the

Miq. The railway was built a year ago at a | place, and it is time for the street Jaborers, conclusion that you can buy as cheap in any other store. LOSS cost of $40,000. and others who have the interest of ’ ee — our working class at heart to make a move. . . : ~~” Dubie: Kine anh eae , wh Mbeh | oueotde teem hansen ducer tee All we ask 1s a chance to compare our goods and prices. We could whisper a few things

Barrack-room Ballad’«, ;oined some time | held the pickled rod over the city laborers | 1M your ear about those double price, and half price sales, that would surprise you. to your business when burn- ago, had my name on inside of cover. Re- | too long. The poor man who earns his

; ward to whoever returos it. Archibald! pittance of money by hard digging and ed out, even with full insur-| Irwin, Examiner Office. tf. picking on our streets, should be allowed

1: : ‘ to buy his groceries where he can get “ ance; but think what it must Very Svecessret.—The basket social | them the cheapest. It is notthat way at ; and entertainment at Wiosloe an evening} present. The men are told they must buy be with no insurance. or two agowasa most enjoyable affa.r. | from this Councillor, and if they don’t they A prudent man always insures | Phe amount realized was between $60 and | are quickly put eut ofa job without know-

: . $70, which goes towards the fund for an 5

| ing the reason why. But this is not the

his property. organ for the hall. worst of it. After mskingthe men buy , ea oe ‘his = gooas — at long _ prices It is not a mater of price with u3, but strictly a matter of value, if 2 I represent good Fire Com- A Great Company.—We direct attention | he goes to the Government and tells the th red : Pp d ? J ? we cannot give you , " to the advervisement of the Standard Life , jeading men that he has the working men | © at, we do not want your trade. ; panies. Assurance Company, of which Mr. Fred. ; of Ward Five under his thumb, and there-

W. Hyndman is agent,and Mr. John O. fore gets all the pickings from the Local

. So » | Hyndman, special agent. The Standard and Dominion Governments. It is time * . e 9 } 1S asynonym for strength asa perusal of *; for the working Claas to stand up as one LW wacee P the advt. will show. | mas, and put those kind of peop!e where .

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. — | they should be. We want men in our } Insurance Agent Raye S eter A eee of City Council snd not a pack = of \ | the Prince Edward Isianders residing in} o'd women. City Councillors shculd ash . Charlottetown _ _ | Boston will be beld on February 17th. | be above tuchamall tricks as those that a

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| At thedirner of the Prince Edward Is- | are imposed on our working men, and the

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' ie ited States Hotel a few | Conncillor who allows bie colleague to do r Ne s ? | evenings ago the principal speakera were euch things is as des» in the mire as he. a o> é 4 | D. A. Macdonald, E. W. Doyie and Dr. ,J hope the working men in Ward Five wiil an 4 , fF é | Johnston. | stand together and vote those men home, ee & , 0. nena and pnt honest men in their places and = i 1 a , ; | THe Axe AGain.—Capt. McDonald, of give the workingmen justice. ie ; ; in} $ the I. C. R. ferry steamer Mulgrave, on the Cuarits Yeo. ‘F ¥ fe pen ga he ar We be ~ ’ strait cf Canso, has been dismissed for a a 1 ; a jad at our bakery. e have See hs ee ‘a I - alleged political partizanship. His suc- ai 7 h WW a ful Ch l\ ij | 5 4 cessor is Capt. Weiling, of Cumberland CITY EXTRAVAGANCE. Ss) on er Cap en : ' Apple Pies, 12¢ each Co., aod formerly of the old S. S. May- : ane | 8 Mince Pies, 10c each 4 | flower, runnicg Letween Pugwash and Sir,—W hither are we drifiing ? What E Tart Pies ive each y | Charlottetown. itheend? The incresse in city expendi. j f Cream Pies. 12¢ _ 1l5e > ) a - im — Soa — 18 wey eee ao hen cgay amar "ae Ce ee ee Te ee Ss . mee Cocoanut Pies, 15¢ and 20¢ each HE Foresrers.—A new court of the, thousand dollars abo years ag is RIED: ° ‘ oe — j . ( i e | Indepe ea | Foresters was %: - ane uP “es a ee At the Paréosage, York, on the’ 18th Liber al - Conser \ ativ ¢ See O a Ladies ELEPHONE 98, | zenized at Tigoish a few evenings ago. Jt and chamnagne go hard in ban January, by Rev. R. Opie, Alfred Erneet ’ ; : will be known a: Court Tigoizh. Its = ae ( ee ek Ferguson to Beatrice Henry, both of 8t. Conference eS : rein r ray omcers are: or many years oF ado ( ) Peter’s Ro l. 2g f i. s i EW AR i ; C D—Albert Glidik n. to get rid of money and the texs of tem— ae ee a a : : ri OC Ra 45 28 Lenees. perance people used to buy grog and cigars | =~ — — — The Annual Meeting of the Liberal on - XCLIPSE BAKERY .i we. IT Red. for their bacchanalian revelries. Surplus DIED. Conservative Conference cf Prince | y @| P C—James Cadigan indeed! With six thousand dellars bor- | “ At — ee, oe County, | Edward Island, will be held in the ¥ 1 we sat eat ta ‘ v.8.,0n Dec. 3lst, 1897,0f pneumonia, “ee ae ; ; | RS - Urban Christopher. rowed op debentures -and about $2.000/ N.&., : Masonic Temple Building, in Char— Mawes Best: Berend. (| F S—A © Dawson, : unpaid accounts, with $700 from the sale | Albert Bores Huestis, aged 44, second son lottetown bn Teteda the 25th day f ‘T reas—Arthur C Green. of av engine house which cost the city| of Rev G. O. Huestis. : ’ Sday, the 2 y Seer e2eTFZeeoewes t

J W—loiw Bernard. The Frenchm aged 66 years, leaving a husband, six | ed to be present.

a S 4h}—T M Ryan. hand to settle a bill aod then exclaimed, | sons and two daughters to mourn the joss C. R. SMALLWoop, D. Ferevson, me |. 5 ; id Bae Haywood. *Tank God, that’s paid,” could euter the | of a loving wi e and mother. “ecretary. President a i nine plea of ignorance. But city fathers are {Funeral wil! leave house at 2.p. m. Dated Jun 11-708. ber. wal bai 2% . supposed to bave some intelligence. The Mond: Sher ic try — TO, OE.» WEL AES). <I Meray Mareaiacs Betis.—There was | °"P 0 08 £ on Munday, for Sherwood Cemetry. FOR . é — «; panne A -s \ ole 2ON . 3.0 t ut sabiiininin alii : @ Very pretty wedding at Souris on Tues- ''* roadway cost over $13,000, aby

he 2! | ae Chap - Hugh J Larkin. nearly $3,000, and a water sinking !fund; At East Royalty, Charlottetown, on of January, Herent, at Jlo clock, a. g Physician— Dr W W Wickham debt of $6,442, they boast of a $300} Friday, 14th January inst. Helen Hender- | ™- Representatives from all’ Elect— S W—BRMcFadveo. . surplus ! x son, beloved wife of William Harper, Sr., | oral and Polling Divisions are request an who gave his note of

by 35,000 of which is wasted. sewerage i.) SOO — day last, when Miss Mary Olive Paquet, tt ea 1 :

j wf |comirg, too. These men want it. Will it , BUTTER TUSS. i third davgnter of Mr. Alexander Paquet, LOCAL NOTICES, q i ard Stephen J. Burke, son of Mr. Jadore be tafe to put two S ese? ee came EU: —_—— — a i i. wee ‘ Ms o. ares s OO oe —_— d dollars a is pos Feuc d.- ry } . i of j surke,were united inthe bho y bonds «f mat- eon - ae de eae teat Bargains in boots and shoes tonight at 1.000 in stock — Indian oe i ; Hara ba ng? Mee. Pe Manony, “08 up betore the piuchiug get» too severe. RK Joste. manufacture. New and well iy é renec vf wy. . Fi Te se ¢ ail site . ‘3 . . \ ‘ 4 : @ | ‘be Roman Cahelic Church, and ‘wer Warcupes, Don’t neglect the opportunity off red to} made. Received Since Xmas 1

_--—— 2+e+e-— 7 y +} ; r witnes-ed by a goodly number of the buy vour winter clothing by the yrest

el ae ae Peake Carvel Bros. . 4 ne friends ot the principals. Miss tye flour for sale at Beer & Goff’s. marked down sae at McKay Woolen Co’r. Ch’ to Jan6—2 ow 4 matte Vonterit, of Charlottetown, 102i Read onr ad on first page. It announces vit LOWD, Janl—-Aawew. | 4 | Hillsborough Rink eS OSS), 98 Only 100 tickets so if you want to see | 8 g00d dea’; it does exactiy what it anpoun- | ~ aes 1 i

mart, and the groom was any euppor ed the greatest game of Hockey trom the | ¢é8-—MeKay: Woolen Co’s. by Mr. Juho Lavie, of Souris. The bride

sinc ate ci : a saiiiiiielaiashciidiai , satel i i” fel VOTICE mE 1a nd » Distinguishe rat ave : rallerv gt aticket. Tickets for sale at 1 oO ; wer the Distinguished Patron ‘3 | wan b-cumingly attired in a dress of wins- ©” z : NO I ICE. !

of His Honor, the Lieut. A. W. Reddin’s, Johnson & Johnsons aud

colored ca-thmere with cream trimmit Pe Midin eos Tt i Ki d Governor. and the bridestaid’s dress war grey . with ; BWWeVVWVele ZAV*I*VOWe 1e property on the corner of King an

. p * a ne b Notice is hereby given that the 2 s | gold trimmings, The wedding march Speaker Edgar, of the House of Com- , ownal Sis, belonging tothe estate of the ; WEDNESDAY was excellently plaved by Soohia and mons, is now st Washington. Our United $ 1 25 3 aed <

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; ; | siy ; , | holders of Tuk Examixer Publishing ‘i , , ‘ William Paquet, cousins of the bride. States friewd= would feel they were bring | re "1898 eee ee biie A sy Company, will be held at the office of a % THE 9th Afler the ceremony # reception was held neglee ed as a month passed without their . ri mu iat cake u nA Sclnok’ a _ ys Ce eee oye w ‘i a 7 at the home of the bride, Tue Examiner Capital bring Visited by some Canadian BUYS A PAI R es uesday, ay orc, 155, at OU CIOCK, | HE ei IN€ ee on fy 0m - it A N D E R ; Joims in the go d wiehes. } Liberal statesmen. “ b Th, : at nesday, the 26th day of January, inst, | aT . ee ee re of mens light Dongola laced lp oo a cigs 4 a oy , snows ne the at eight o'clock in the evening. iy OF HALIFAX s me : Finlay Hubse. Terms Cash. ‘HIBALI 2WIN é . ; boots, suitable for wearing ARCHIBALD IRWIN, Pe rrr ee nan eMC EY EEE DONE AE NE EIS d be M. P. HOGAN, Tan&—'98 Sas "lai i ai a. ~ «bd eed ia nih itl sleds and al i under rubbers and overshves. | PATRICK BLAKE, oe lat secretary~

abies 4 DO NOT :

‘REIDAY, 24ST, E Let Doubtful Discounts Peceive You : Wanderers vs thegweits q WE ARE ALL F

$100 for your choice of a lot of ladies’ and girls fine boots.

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Lots of ladies’ slippers, Moos e- hide Moccasins, from 50c a pair up.

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Admission 2 5c.

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Reserved seats, 3c, After your desirable;patronage and willing to meet ¢% ( Servell University. Alternate Tuesdays as follows :—

Gallery, 50e . welded andve é . s os Consulting Engiveer for Geveral Work, Dec. 14th aad 28th. eo Without doubt the grcates: games . r mi 4 “0 Specialties: Hydraulic, Sanitary Engineer- Jany. llih ard 25th, f j B® Hock: y ever played on tha ea tamper sUorner. .

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‘ ‘ a BWeVOWRFTFADVAOS “2 Islaua correspondents address to} Particulars of each ,Eutertaioment will q Web ' LORDLY & PROWSE LOST.—A gold chain and a medal yester- reli ee given in due course in our local’colum i a mw ahead ‘ay, between Stesm Navy. t o’s Wharf and tl4daw ; MANAGERS Sekai . 5 Sear ies he ‘osi Uftice, Apply at titis office. janie . ceptl5— ave “ . F a we) . we

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