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emuva Sale

in Full Swing.

l<I\'ei-_vt,liiii_f__f uiiist go as w

do not iiiteiid to i-iirry out dollars worth of stock tha we will p0_~_\l|il_Y sell ~€VOIl il sacrifice price~.

llciiiciiilier dist-miiits cYci'_\'iliii.g except Ur

ziiiil Patent .\1elit-iiie~-

Perfumes

l`all and see the haiidsoiiie

packages containing all the popular odors froiu the liest Englisli, l-` r e ii c li a ii il .liuerican iiiiikei-s. Sachet Powder. Grossm i t h ’

ng|ish~ Seeley’s emmel’s.

PIPES

See the splendid values in

Pipes. \Ve offer nearly all new goods.

CIGARS

Pretty boxes, containin

cigars of excellent quality.

In holiday packages of Z5.

Soaps, Combs

ponges etc, etc

lroute to llalifalx with ii load of produce

C P li Puirii Exrrrss. -Begiiming

with this month the Pacific express will not leave Montreal on Sundays for the \Vcst. The service will be leaving Mont- real 9.30 a. ni. daily., Sunday excepted. Between \Vinnipeg and Vancouver, how- ever, the service will be daily., Sunday in-

lcluded, as at present.

The Bishop of Nova Scotia is spending

`_ Christmas and the .\`ew Year with two of his sons in New York. life expects to be

gene: Sf-» assesses

at presents- Hx- Herald.

IT is expected that the new hotel on

manuw I

lSydney went ashore in the Strait cf

` --iiiiii-ecstasy Biii_ietin,D@¢._27. ‘

NE l l to the front and ,judged by lastl

consoqlence epoilod. \Ve I the conclusion of the election the monthly _ make o gpmialgy of brag), paper was read which was of no mean _ and it cnn--5 be boo_t9n_ _ order. taken altogether the evening was Dncheene 4 cents one of the most pleasant possible. The Vienna 7 cents peopleof this locality are pleased to know

that Sir Louis Davies is oisposed tobe

_ PIM” 6 cents fair to the country in -the matterof testing ,

Te'ePh°ne 98 - the feasability of winter communication

° _ _ _ __ Stanley on H-IJ ° heh-99° Blfker-V' Summerside route. It is .to .be hoped that

E 'the Esplanade which has been 'leased byl MA5o_\.lo___A rognlar oonvoontlon of ° _ M°[j'9°d;)fE1;"ll-};‘]?t'e ”`TlP;l`\“l'en-dint Alexandra-_ R. A. Chap. No. ll R. N.. S.

. . 10 “‘f3°\°“» - `- ' - “`l 9 Open 01' will be held at Chapter Rooms Masonic

A theohl' Hall. - - .

p° 'W ‘Public patronage in a few days. The 'pomnlo l_l,l_,_ (fl-nnrsdnyl evening no 3

hotel will liave30laedrooms,will be fitted I o~olook_ (jomnonlons ,oo ,oooogooo to be throunlout with e“'9¥"Y modem Comfmlf purctual as matters of importance are fl

land ‘~`0“"€Hle'l0@§--5Y¢lU0.Y P093 levpected to be brought before the

- fl

f Tar; schooner St. Ann, owned at .\`ort.h meetlnll-

Tm-: P. E. I. Commercial College r¢~

lljanso, near Caslfs Cove, on Saturday _opens l_o_lay_ l-rnnnsdayl no 9_30_ n__ ,n_ 'night' l&"`t~ She “'35 loaded Wim cfm* *All former students will be welcomed lfroni Sydney for P. E. .Island and aft.er=>book_nn,ln lnmo number of new ones

TH itlirowing some of li: overboard she was 'l' Wm be admitted, Ngw is your opportun- m __ rlimtml and taken to this port W ednesday. ity fo,-o good Soosolfs business course in

the P. E. I. C. C. It‘s students are always

AURORA Division, Searletown, is still fflllnd in l'»h€§f1‘0¥lii Tank -

_ _ _ _ THE many friends of Hr. S. N. Earle

by qgigg good bread, It ig _ §“€'“rdayTe_:'e“l'_3g_€_ “;}_eet’ln?’ hasda hugh; A will be pleased to learn that he has opened however sometimes difiiculr. l t_:e‘;r:"_ningffe ml ‘;l‘I'i”’”T_§’;`“;‘;lecl;‘i"(fr[; gf a studio, on the corner of Pownal and __ to bake good bread. Thr-re . _ ` ' _ Grafton streets. The central location and

- °m°e"S""l~l‘°“"3“"'“g them by "M3818 the ercellent rooms will doubtless be

“re 3° many Oth” thmg’ a suflicient guarantee for the future, found' of an ndvnnta o to Mr to do ‘bout 'he house that fwmce it “Say t'h“"' they are ‘"”°“g the Earle`s studiliets He will lite pleased one, cm t’ “wud lo _ tllelbest' of the exceedingly g_°°Qd_ element' talk with those contemplating acourse baking properly and it 1° in lthat composes the Division. At; ln vocal or lntromonlal ,noslo

THE outward cargo of the Minto from

Georgetown yesterday morning was as follows: 28 drums fish. 25 barrels sundries 1300 boxes smelts and ec-ls,28 quarters' beef, S3 tubs butter and lard , If! cases bacon, 45 caseseggs, 305 dressed hogs, 3 cases 3 mutton, 27 earcases dressed (mutton, 1 ear dressed lumber, 27 packages

with the mainland hy plae.ingithe~steamer _ _

D S _ the C e T0,-mulling Sundries and a quantity of dried fish,

THURSDAY, Jan. 3rd, 130], is the day set

Metallurgy (Methaniealsl class lst, Frank E. Sterns. Mr. Steriis is the only one taking first class. The result in Arts will

_ -_ _ t

0 4 s a

o

B

not be out before Januaiy ith

THE Minto brought over 60 bags of mail

yesterday afternoon. Citizens will be pleased to learn thatall the delayed mail is cleaned up at Picton and uuderfair: circumstances a daily mail will beour C fortune hereafter

in Halifax again on the 4th January. Mrs. Army is o repetition of lm,-g of the t G0lll`5¥l@Y (Wh0_*@ '¢‘0Yldll»\9n “_ _S_Uu Children's Christmas Concert, with the precariousland Miss Courtney are visiting addition of n gnlmI._ instrumental (loot in Italy, so that the Bishop rs quite alone and one ol. Two other real goo4 tl-l_lngn_

The admission isfi cents. Come and get

the concert, and help the children.

B°k" Best 'Bread' the record being male by the Stanley will apart by the Worms w_ C_ T_ ;U_ for

. __ - »’~' 1 the ca 'tal. Matrimony as an epidemic

pi

exceeds the dire results of smallpox in

H L M D carrying ofl' the people of this .vioinity.-

' ' I ' ° HCo_\i. `

ui-_ 9_;;0_.1, 2-4, Bentley's Linimentis all right. It-cures

Eyes tested and fitted with glasses pain. Small size 10:. Large / Tn. Fri. &w_ i

ir' _ Y _ ____ _

place bummerside in the same position as `n,._,yol. for our mlSSlonal.ies_ The mis-

sionary work of all our churches is handicapped in foreign countries by rum sent out from so called Christian lands, to the natives whom our missionaries are making every sacrifice to reach and save. All women interested in missions are cordially invited to attend the meeting tfor prayer to be held in the W. 'C."‘l`. U. parller on Thursday, Jan. 3rd, 1€0l at three o’clock. An offering will be taken in aid of missions.

he sehr, Lady Davies are Wedlook Bro~. f Stanley Bridge. Capt. Howard was

und for Boston. l SLATEK

eir victims in thousand~ Only terv owerful and penetrating remedies will ach these distressing complaints Ner- line is as sure to cuie them as anything nthe world can be surt One drop

ual in pain-subduing powei to five rops of any other. Potent.. penetrating, ` rsistent in action, these express the

I

h\Veak back, pains in the side, number

y p _ _ _ I. _ . .

re ~ ‘ ‘. . _ vi ` ` - - , _ i ' ' ' 1.. ` eq . . _

Pe . _ - _ _

ualities of Nerviline. Druggists every-

W

here sell it.

f _< J l n

. l _ T .

Y _ The ann al t f the Fruit Th S. S. Elli tt pe tel to l ' '£-

'Growers` A:iocinx:l:nln§~ill) be held at Sydniylast nig¢l\t’f<`i‘i'aSt?Iolicn’ia(,Nddeme

Charlottetown on the 6th and 7th Febru- By cable received by Mr .nmnk Mum”

ary' ltls learned that his brother Mr. S.

Tris managers made no mistake/ hy Munsey has decided to remain in South

E ` _’“‘ Cl0Sl\\:r the riiik Tuesday. They have this Africa.

'\ H

_ i morning as pretty a sheet of ice as ever _ . By Reporters and C0!-I-eSp0n_ ma" looked at IT was Sergeant James Morrison, of

, ' Georgetown who was given themagnlllcent

dents Evefywhgrgn |‘ N¢“' Yea!"-‘l Hillllt at Kl¥\2'St0n, Mr. reception on Tuesday evening and not ll

Arthur Mellish delivere:l ii very interest- Private Morrison as stated in yesterdays 0

_ ling lecture on his experiences in the issue.

Imlcny *hook reopened yesterday' 'South African war' THE Annual Meeting of the Charlottc- re

THHCUY '~'0\lI‘i l\\'l*l1l~`f'l01`i -*@SSl0f\ Yes Yi-:srisnnav afternoon Mr. D. A. Mc town Driving Park and Provincial “"”"">'- Kinrwu.M-P.. filed a cross petition asrainsf- Exhibitimi Association will be hi.-ia iii the

OR<'Hi<;s'ri:A at i-ink tonight. Program I Mr. Alex. Martin, containing the usual MasonicTemple buildingjiiCharlottetown _ _ ,_

by o,.ohonu.n_ charges of corrupt practices. on Friday evening, the eighteenth day of APOh8qlll, A . lx., l\l|lgS (lil,

_-\'i` thi police court yesterday morning lV‘l~“°“ Befmemi 3 illenlblif of Price January 1901 at the hour of eight' 001001” _

the ,,_`._,_,nlll_n_`.o ol _lolln lungs vs_ _lnnlos Wehbelfs Company was stricken with Dr. J. M. Harper, well known in this @ @ $3 A l1‘{_'_,l;“. "_ ' - '_ _ _ Rooney was withclrawn, the defendant l`”""‘l-Yslsa few ‘l“5'S *fi-T0 “ml ‘lied at CVY. he-S WI'ii»U\%l1 il DOPUX Pntlllefl °`Tll€i '_, ffl ‘ lyk. " _ j

nnylnn llvo oonln and l_o..lS_ Marysville, N. B. on Dec 31, 1900. Sgigr of Silva. Lnkel.. which he has ~=- xr. _ -_ ~., _ri __ _- __ _

Tm; (;l-_,l,l,l_,_\~ lm., l.ooel\~ed from the MR. A. A. Moore, of Pownal. who Sent gifpectfuny ded'c'“'ed to me Rev' 'lhos' I -` 1 -= fa. ~ _ f_-_

\i-t-liilmlil (T0_ ],l,;_ of Trnro N 5-_ n a collection of apples with the Canadian "W Clfnpman of M“rble‘°"‘ P' Q’ Dr'

' ‘ Harper is also the author of “Our

- .5 .,l _ll . l _ _\ __ A _l -l. ll‘Exhibit oi' llorticulture to the Paris Ex- __ __ _ _ _

pint ici ui ta eiiiar lessrs rt iiiar “non haq been ‘mdrded R grand Jonnlos lno non`.onn.l__, boantlfnlly

Co. ai-c wliolesale dealers in men`_\~ " . . ' " .n' ` I _ l k l L C 9 o _ ___p_Oma_ 0____h__ ».l____f_f__ _ anacla s National Game. . . .

_\ll_ll_l.l.l_\.n of pllnoe l_l__ln.nl.(_l Connolhl ‘Min and Mrs. David Ingles of Flatlands, Street*

13;! Royal Arcaiiuiii at office of Iohn T. ‘)" who have been the gue`qtS of ML A

1 _ ~ _ . H ~ A l I ’ s _ _

xieiiish, i-:..~.,_.n.i. pi... 'rhursfisy are, mst. “"4 MPN- J- A- F=1Hi“h=\f~*°“ _dnflvg o__nlal’;LI;_l`ll`fl_‘_il°_‘_§‘°‘;It‘;':vf’_f__`lla“of°';;;‘_5;fe Installation ot' oflic-cis; a full attendance l Xma8»c"°~""°‘l yesterda-l' by the Mmt"‘ ‘““ Bridge was locked u in th; lim; Static; of nieiuliers is requested. 'roam to their hmne- here yenterday He clmréepg with Sloan __ S. S. AMi:i.i.\ Cap: _~\. J. Morrison, en T‘_"‘7_ EX"C"¢if`€_0f the Yf-“1flS HH15 inza cargo of coal shipped in October

_ Christian Association tender their thanks from Sydney on the schooner Lady Davies i from Souris, was at this port Tuesday ll" Ulf’ ladle* “`_h° ~'*° Yk‘“_dlY “"‘S‘Sf°‘l '“ of which Howard is master. Howard night. The steamer will lay up at making the N’/“' \°’11l‘S I‘€<1€PU01l 10 _ was arrested yesterday morning on board Halifax for the winter.-Hawkesbury y°““8 me" 5° ~“““‘¢°5>f“l- the steamer Propatria. The information

Sullivan with instructionsto securea

fm r-'» r-~ _ _ » , ¢ . .

lg __~_'_.j""'-f -‘wil ‘ _ l. ‘ \_ . ;_

., -_ . . .

’\l`§¢ ful _*. " - _‘ ' ‘lfi ._.» ,_

lr,l,»_"- lm l -_l

`I.i\\1 5;. *C ‘s '._i- g i- `~‘~ "_ " .~" ' _ _ ._ ._

if _

I use Dearborn 's l’.=rfect Baking Pow.l.~i- in pri~fel‘v'\\e1

any other, as it is more economical, and I have splrlifll

suits from it,

Miss. S. F. `l'oSl°olly,

old on the man on arrival of the Steamer m North Sydney until the papers in

he case reached Halifax. The charge Rainst Howard is *hat the missing cargo- f coal was disposed of by him and thé roceeds appropriated. At any rate the oal did not reach its destin=itioii~Stanley ridge. An effort was made to arrest the ` aptain at North Sydney but he evade d the local police and joined the steamer

T0.gl(;m-'Q meeting at the <Sa1vaf,;0n_» at St. Pierre. The owners of the coal and

0 bo

Bulletin.Dec. 27. I-`_v:t'i.ri' of Science, McGill, third year hail bee" telegmphed W Chief °f P01305 _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ . - _ _ 0' ' ' ~ 1

'¢ . . ‘ i 1. . ' ‘ . h _ _ .

fro

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SPIN AL PAINS.

Q

Four _yi

‘Coughing §Months K

KJANUARV, = Q Fe BRUARV, Macon, §APRli.. _ _ _

Nothing easier to sell than a good Cough Syrup, but it must. be

%good or the customer will be dis-

appointed.

g Joh r\son’s * Cough Syrup

m is one that has real inerit.-does people so much good that - »-~' it ll K others about it and come hack .or

K more next time they need ii. -

is 58 \ “lv W 5f°v‘**;iw"_@5/57Jt- e

§§§§3§!l§§¥¥K&Hl£i¥§)i¥l!(

still coming. _ _ .

Costs only 25 cents. _

Choice Xmas*

New

' Year’s (ireetin s

Having A just entered the New Year, We thank you one and all for making the

past year a success. Hoping for a continuance _ - of the same.

fi'

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ley I-Iall on Thursday evening, December 27th in celebration of the seventh anni versary of Aberdeen Division, No. 197. _ A very enjoyable evening was spent and, excellent order prevailed throughout the; rendition of a very select and varied pro- grain consisting of Temperance, Patriotic and Humorous selection.~. Miss Flo Wiggins creditably ofliciaterl as organist during tl.e evening and the program wi s as follows:

Chorus Choi.: Address-Chairmafi, YV. A. Woaflsi. e Recitation-Mis i Jessie Clark. Quartette-Misses Anderson, Bearisto

and Messrs. McKay and Th iinson.

Recitatiou--Miss Dora Anderson.

Drama-Eight young men.

Solo-Miss Sl ella. Campbell. Recitaticn-Miss Nettie Lockhart.

A GRAND jubilee was held in the Darn»

Solo Miss Jennie Howatt.

Recitatio i--Miss lies sie Bernard. Chorus- Choir. ._

\

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` .

Confectionery di

\Ve have just received ou Xmas supply of Confectionery, and must say it is the nicest \ ‘Q assortment to be seen in the 1*

Cityf

Our; one, two and three lb. boxes are just beautiful, in fact they are too pretty for dis- criptioii. You need only to see , them in order to fully ap-1 preciate their beauty. If you are going to give a Xmas pre- sent, we know of nothing so appropriate as one of our choice boxes of Confectionery , Manfactured by Ganong Bros. Call and see our assortment

before they are all sold.

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WeEnnd oourCustomers §

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Wllllllfi ll ii

a-i-l Gite are here in abundance thlt Will plot!! bi th *vi all

Once more the season has come round,

and the grand old game of Hockey pdl

to be more popular, if possible, than ¢V¢|'.

'I he most important outlook for the Hoobly Player is to have a boot that will fit ' this we mean, a boot that will support

ankle without cram the foot.

We have made a specnlnnky d Hacks this season. and can tee 0, ` -

. to all.-OUR l.EADE§S uc-

The Slater (The most popu‘a.r Hockey Boot in Canada) The P. and S (Box Kip, high in leg, Block or Tell) ‘ The Star (With ankle i~upp‘irt. attached) < The Neilson (a Light Racing Boot)

The Baller (Box Calf with Strap)

The Spartan (Strong ai d nent)

ALLEY & Con

ii ..

...ir hearty thanks for the ver machining xg; 1 trade we have hed. We also ,llllll llltl llllb" _

will in the future give them our but attention, only the very boat quality in hriitlrolt the

possible prices-

Wishing all “A Happy New Year” _

JOHNS NEWSONJ _

seesiifaeeauel ocoellelloolb

. 1900 CHRIS l`l`lAS |900

WHY! l`l"8 IIIQIIT il

. e ivtr,

G-LCVEQ _

In Kid, Lloclm, Bac nkio, Silk Lined and For Hi, Plhh I1 E

5Uc to $4. 50.

Silk llnldltercllefl Silk Ullbrellll N ECI( NEAR-(Special for Chrletmal bull)

Fur Collars, Silk and Colhmorl lllfflltl.

suiars, COLLARS and ourrs, NIGHT Roots, Curl' Lllll, A

SC RF PINS, etc.

Big Discounts will be given on all the clove pdl.

GDRDDN dt MGLELLII

Morro Outflttoro. .

For one dl-l=ar’s worfh pwchased from us, we will give ynu, free, not J

those pretty souvenir medals of our biv’s return from ionth Africa. '

S l' of Fam- Goods for Ymas trade

96 0'll!` IDG y 4 .

\\’a'~~‘-maker and Jo veler.

_ Cor. 1;:/4|-mga 5 than u Su. “

,_ I , Unhovu, HB1. =

'lhe Ideal Grccery i _ _ ___ ____w_ *_ _ on

Ccf. Kent and Great George Streets.

:_ PHONE 199.

‘ Rec-itation-Miss Annie Essory. _f;/Q) __ _ __ ,T7 _.ll W./__"_

\ - fs

? _ - lr/f* _ f;~ \ -_ f_`_ "fe /$»;.ii_\1;~.; ‘ft-;

I Remarks-.li Lockhart . ` ` Chorus-Choir. A

God Save Our Queen.

_mlm-l-_

KEEP YOURSELF STRONG.

hid you will \vav°d of? cold” one-'movin

have pure, rich bioou and gwi. i..gcstiu»-

Solo-D. J McKay. =‘

lm acres very fertile lanf off southern portion »

th W F . b» t 18 cbai wide

33113 5_l»;l__¥_;rtf__111°_;:_1;°__l=¢__)f1f;:__°-__ sizlgartan _ti _Ba _nib _ White Cotton Blankets

1 . acres rea os um i

as-slice 12 nail w°.,.1,~.i relies itsiilflime. Grey Cotton Blankets,

as ai°a°ii§.-if ’§.;‘.i=

_ u 4 1 -_ n 1

_ -glue most beeuiifulaits available-_'Jverloob Cottotx Banu” Con‘f°rt¢rs°

feveriand other diseases. You need to \El[1§‘rbl_?_ll§1Bn\§_l‘_?t1;Z(f:f wglfad bhirlvtwwvv . Down comforters.

Also in September next 50 acres off the

Northam Portion of Wa ren Farm now occn

pied by Margaret mme: and known as

. , _

King _ c 3 I

This pro rw is in good condition-is within

Gold Weather Comforts

Farm for Sale wait.. .mi tisnkse sz.'1s.ss.so.s4.oo_.s4.zs

Heavy Grey Blankets $1.65. $2.75.

Hood‘s Sarsaparilla makes the blood pu e land rich and pure as no other medicine

` can do. It tones the stomach, creates an

. appetite alndinvigorat-es thewholelsystem tespe lk 't “non P°_` t Wm" d

*ll b ' ‘ ' _ I u wa 0 ' in an

giglttfiii i<e»;`l;°;clio stiglif l:§ii'.L now SF-12";-and ff"'“'S °“ ‘7h°J;l°"°°l°"" H“'l’°'-' I . V

The lPeople’s Store.

Hoou's Pills are non-irritating. Price

Zocenta.

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F" °°'d°"“"°°°”3`i‘”” "“""‘°“ I i.oNnoN nousn.

Julylo cod t wt Charlottetown

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