THE

DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBER 26 , 1900,

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Qt re You There We have th best of every thing in ¢ line. What we want trade. Can we have it. gigs | JOHN cKENNA a QUEEN STRERT.

Ralston... Breakfast Food |

A BREA‘. FAST FOR 30 PEOPLE IN A TWO)

POUND PACKAGE

One cup Ralston Bre: ikfast Food | cooks enou; oh for five persons---there are six full cups in every package.

Sliced dates and FE alston Break- fast Food make a delicious desert. Otr ‘‘Little B ale Ralston Re-'! ceipes’’ tells of ethe A cupon in every pac copy For sale by

JENKINS & SON

CORNER GROCERS.

NIGHT CLASSES

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pene: A’ THE ~~" C.B.C. 5 Sessicas per Week ‘ OPENED ON ; Mond ay, Nov. 72. 1900 at 7.30 p. m. Thorough instruction in Book Keeping, Bus ness /’enmanship, Arithmetic, Coinme Law.Short hand, and Type writi Intending students are asked t iter at once, ar as soon as possible. ‘Terms, etc.,

On apvpiication

Prince

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TRIBUTE TO REV.

TIME TABLES. MR. WITHYCONBE.

(LOCAL TIME)

Address and Pu urse Presented by |

Arrival and Departure of Trains the Boys of Summerside.

and Steamers. pas ,

AN interesting meeting took place TRAINS. mn i'riday evening at the Western|

Sa al + ee elo en the Rev. J. M. Withy Express arrives from the wesi.... 9 20pm) \' as presented with an ad dation leaves for the Li (purse b: [the Boys’ |

WES. wears wesncs cence vesesecsG 10D MM) Vs Summerside and St. Kleanor’s,

Accommodation leaves for Cape A number of prominent citizens Travet reece cececersseeee.O OC PM/ were present on the invitation of | Accommodation arrives from the ‘aptain Campbell of the brigade | ‘ WERK ae erueree* hte 49a ™) The Captain presided and on behalf | aa mmodat came mane Sat een 150 pm|"! the ee a yered an eloquent Express leaves for the CAS cos vcoed co a m| 4 ul linpressive oral address, Express arrives from the east....-- 10 0OOa m | eviewiny the history ot | Accommodation leaves for the ithe brivades here and in other | CAST cee eee seeeee seeeeceeeees 3 OOP | parts of the province and attribut- |

| Accommodation arrives from the |ing the inception and success of the | Wy clys, tlaieaied tdihces phic 2a acide bag oe $a°?™ }movement to Mr. Withycombe. At|

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the conclusion of the\address he call ed upon Lieutenz int Williams to | | present the purse, who immediately |

STEAMERS.

THE HILLSBOROUGH

Leaves ''rince Street ferry wharf for South) stepped to the front. saluted, pre- port every half hour. ‘sented the purse, 8 aluted again, | and returned to the ranks.

~ PICTURESQUE |

Rogers’ Boker’s Ellin’s Taylor’s Johnson’s

‘CELEBRATED

CUTLERY

BOKER’S WARRANTED

SKATES

/An Immense Assortment To Choose From.

DODD & ROGERS

‘the Methodist Church, the Rev. W.| | H. Smith, of the Presby terian | |Church, Messrs. J. H. _ Bell, | | William Stuart of Sinclair & Stuart, | Neil McLeod and Richard Hunt. All ispoke in the highsst terms of Mr. | Withycombe'’s high character as a| Christian and as a public spirited | citizen and of his associations with all classes of the people as being | that of anideal Christian gentleman | 'and of course deeply regretted his intended removal from them |

Edward Island

25c at all Bookstores

An illustrated book on P. E. Isl-

and. An interesting souvenir gift Mr. Withycombe again spoke th; _ for Xmas or New Year’ S. ing all for their kind words i im s good wishes for himself and oo Withycombe. God Save the Queen | and three rousing cheers for the)

: commander-in-chief of the Most Reliable Brigade brought the proceedings to a close.

Place to have your repair work done is the place that tahes the must in- terestin your neels. We strive

ch I A

WINTER NAVIGATION,

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accommodate all who leave any work Commercial Traveler’s Opinion | with us, by prompt attention and quick despatch of same. We have , the reputation of being Ss _ os of the Stanley .

k i.e ae oo , repair work. Give us a tial and Spe aking to a reporter Saturday | be convinced that what we say is

with regard to the new ice breaking |

true. . scheme,a commercial traveler gave |

BRUCE STEWART

CO.,

men and merchants suggest to the Government that they have the Stanley, which formerly did good | ¢ service eo en Pictou and George- | P. E. Island, and which the ‘re

Are to be ; a. . ; bookstores. his opinion that some of our public tions and discriptive ly devoted to Prince Edw:

An appropriate souvenir to send to)

AN APPROPRIATE

AMAS © ~ PRSENTS

FOR

Boys | ABSENT FRIENDS

COPIES OF THE

|Prince Edward Island I!-

lustrated Edition of the

TRADE REVIEW

had at all the leading! 50 pages of illustra-|

matter entire- |

ird Island.

The issue is limited. Secure a Copy at Once

riends.

B. MILLER,

Principal.

AMONGST AN ARTY OF

| COMP TORS ao Wecancon pete wit any in Style, Quality and Price see our newly lmpcrted I i ver. Xi LAS § rOCK Oj 3 Waiches, Jewelry

and Novelties.

* GH. TAYLOR,

SUNNYSIDE. AND | STICK Will soon be in cence at ; the rink. You cannot skate w ithout good hockey boots. Ours are up-to-date in every | i respect. re Cur prices speak for them-! 4 selves. 4 31 75 | aH 2 00 > Men's Hockeys, | i 225 | uy 2 50—Ankie Support. vy $1 50 } | % 1 75 7 Boys’ nockeys. . 1 85 J “ 2 35—Ankle Support. eV ‘ ‘ $1 30 for small boys’ hockeys

R.K. J OST, |

during the big holiday trade.

| ev enings.

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DY. HA! HA! HA

Qe a IT PAYS TO BUY AT remnns gy |

Go G9 OR OR:69: OREREDOS ; WHAT SHALL | Many weeke cf careful preparation enable y to solve the problem. oY , GOODS SUITABLE FOR XMAS } Abound here. - ee of the many articles which are | worthy of mention we quote the following as a . sample :— Bs Fur Collar, Cap, Mitts, or Ruff, a dress ength a Silk or Satin waist, Fur or Cloths Jacket, Kid Glove i 5 Silk Ties, Fanncy Goods, Doils, pretty Down ; Quilts, Blankets, Battenberg work in centre piecs, F : Boleros, etc. 4 Ri New Battenburg Patterns, Braids, t

Rings, etc.

F, PERKINS & CO.,

TON IOI &% THE MILLINERY LEADERS. 0 IT |

That’s Cheap. the Best Value We have Seen Yet.

Holiday Excursions. BETWEEN STATIONS MONTREAL

AND EAST.

Haszard & & Moore One First Class Fare| A | For Round Trip |

Liberal discounts to everyone

Store open until 9 o’clock in

Sunnyside.

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‘OPEN EVERY

Stamper’s Corner,

Founders, Enginers, Machinists and town, : : Poiler Makers. Steam Naviga proved a success, and is laid up on eS fac bitin. tion Co’s wharf, Charlotte- the Island during the winter months, ud two ladies while ooking Over one of our lines; and ; town, P. E. I. Tele as the Government have obtained a | we be ieve it will be the testimony of*a 1 who see our t | prose £25. larger steamer for the route. Any e : #} commercial traveler, he says, can ; ) t t M4 X ti inform the public that the Stanley | er 1S r ow mas e ec ion 0 TTEN D> icould keep our port clear if the| c } r pol CiedrT 1 the | A Government would only give it a! BY SPECIALISTS trial, instead of having the steamer: alisha Watches and Jewelr = ng nothing and being a source of! Paryzes DENTISTRY by use of electricity ~ f : I SS . Ss 7 S y Haszar dd & Moore’ S|. nse to the country simply in} or by the Berlin Method Wish: a i r to satisfy a few politiciams on| Mopern Dentistry, crown and bridge | uch is the Jargest we have aver shown. 1e Island who want the earth and/| work. (Both without pain. ) 4 BIG lthat is on it. "If you wet the, AMiFiciAL Teer Wemateallkin. OPEN EVENINGS TILL AFTER XMAS : Sea Ae ae cars ge leeth extracted without pain Stanley in Quebec once’’ he says, | eat ew ; Ter t will never leave the route.” “And at your service at all times. j HOLIDAY ___ Bieter Chronicie BERLIN CAA i ink ad eke , W. N. TANTON - Phe Chronicle’s Commercial | RERTAL . ; i ; traveler evidently knows a good) SAI FE hing. But the Stanley is to ply| | PARLORS © Great George St. 3 doors from Grafton Stree vetween Summerside , and Cape | (ormentine this winter. ] eens 4 Immense Stock of Books, | ; Dol's, Fancy Goods, CANADIAN PACIFIC FAILW: en" on ant“ are as! V4, VA ol’ Games and Toys — TO WASH Ct te ee ee ee

LAGE

URTAINS

without rubbing,

use

makes clothes white asf | snow. Brightens colors, Cannot injure anything,

25c, at all grocers.

2 cakes

GENER AX, PUBLIC

FANCY TOYS | Going on Dec. 21st to January lIst, 1901. Return good until Jan. Ith, 1801. j | MUSIC BOXES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES On presentation of certificates,

| going Dec. 8th to 3lst, 1900. Re-

turn good entil Jan. 4th, 1901.

Make excellent presents for} o,, of

os : presenhation certificates children. Here’s your chance

| between points in Canada East of to secure them cheap. Our], _ es Port Arthur, going Dec. 14th to whole stock to be cleared cut | 5), et + | - BLO ; | 20th, 1900. Return good nntil Jan at big discounts. Come in 4th. 1901. : and iet us show you how cheap they are. For rates, dates and limits to Graphophones at very low | points west of Montreal see agents, prices. or write A. J. Heath, D. P. Za Ay.

P. R., St. John, N. B.

EVENING

MILLER BROS

To Bosten and Retnrn $10.50, via All Rail from St. John.

20th to 31st. 19096. days from startin:

Going Dec. | Returu thirty

QUEEN ST. day. | Charlottetown’s Leading Piano A. J. HEATH, Establishment, D.P.A. CO, P.R., St. John, N. B

G. B. Chocolates

From 25c.to $2 Per Box. |

A CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

CHRISTMAS GLOBES

R. H. MASON’S. jpeves

] Have the Finest Line of

Ever shown in the city, ranging in price

Callin and see them. Just

the thing for

I have a few

AND

TRADE REVIEWS | left. If you wantZone call

early.

NEWS STAND.

|P. E. Island Magazine

NOW ON SALE AT THE BOOKSTORES

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Gontents. Wright’s Shcre, Bedeque, P. E. The Méssage of the Bells—May Carroll. Shipbuilding at St. Peter’s Bay (Ilus.)—-D. J. McCarthy. Martin Dwyre’s Christmas—J. Edward Rendle.

1. Frontispiece

The Rampike The Golden Age---J. M. NA Our Feathered Friends, 1V---John ross bs ° Bedeque and Its People, VI (Ill)---L. U. Fowler

A Prince Edward Island Hallowe’en Story --Dan Casey.

First Days (Illus.)

on the Dunk Rogers.

The Old Mill (Tilus)--- Webster

Our School System. Charlottetown Fifty Years ago---B. L.

Book N ates , Correspondence, exc.

PRICE 5 CENTS A eorT.

all Be

M.

l’o- sale at okstores. Subseripti m SOc a year,

Address— ' THE P. E. ISLAND MAGAZINE, : P. O. Eox 698, Charlottetown.

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