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¢ ( é vheliaiiaie ss ¢ | i pantie Dieiets ce. Prince of - entertainment ‘ requested to have ee ; P ; | Wales at the Rink to-morrow night. eit reports + a cabo . t | ——— | " SPEC 1s ing ‘ he f ( ap STs 9 | Aprasce 1x Scaar.—The price of gran~ Pet Ba nee aeeee tte Balance of Stock must be cleared out. All szes and ¢ t] ’ | pe ee yellow sugar has been advanced s - Patrick’s Hall, this (Monday) evening ‘ ualities t alent t OK ra, +e i ; romp VY 4 ae at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of nominating | 14% o select from. 25c, 50c, 75c, and $1. ( ( | Leercerein aid of the poor, under the candidates for membership. A fall at- ’ @ | auspices of the Ladies’ Branch of &t. teadence is requested. Candidates for Sharp buyers come ’ | Vinedit de. Pink. Buciete. admission will please attend, ; early to our clearing -- gh re se PROWSE BROS 2 up sale of handsome ¢ Araox Fain.—The Women’s Christian Famine Funp.—In accordance with a ¢ Temperance Un‘os will hold an apren fair | request from the General for the Saivation t WALL PAPERS ’ and tea on March 25th. Army to assist in the ¢fforts now being i ia i ; ie oa en ; : ; ; —_»—_—— made for the relief of the sutlerers from 2224242242282 4222 £224£2224 2252222 ’ ver gets ilies é I. 0. O. F.—R gular meeting of St. | the Indian F amine, & collection was taken SS SS SSS Ss SS SS SSS SST SS sSsee ‘ al anaheeeds At é Lewrenct Lodge, No 8, to-night. Full ap yecterday in all Sa vation Army Corps | 7VvVTvrrrT~yry,ptpty., rTrTr,,YrTrTrTrTr.erT TTT é - attendance requested. Second degree. throughout the Dominion. The donation | ; hich there’s only enough é o vollection taken at the Salvation Army t to paper maybe two or é loxicur.—Concert in Baptist School-| Corps in Charlottetown yesterday amouut- ’ 4 + rooms. don’t want to room. A good programme i1 aid of ale! to$22.70, which will be forwarded © to ‘ le t] onal @ | ood cause. Be sure end attend. T ckets India through Commissioner Eva Booth, | i le é 20 cents. of Toroato. ; ms tL th i Se - - é d s that ¢ Ir’s a Goon One.—See the programme} Poiice Cocrt.—This forenoon Henry 7 ‘ " i . , = of the entertainment to be held in the| Welsh, for drunkenness, was fined $2 or t Opera House next Thursday evening io 10 days. Wilbred Potvin, for assaulting | : ; , | another column. Jos. Basha was fined 5 cents and costs. | HALF PRICE. We have about 60 little suits, sizes 22 ’ eccee nsiediaiiiievoiin l homas Morris, for a first violation of the A Poixrer.—It is necessary that thos who | Scott Act, was fined $5€ and $5.75 costs or 9¢ ; : . ; . . " intend to take advantage of the cheap re—| two months imprisonment. This cause, we to 28, that We are selling at halt price. 4 ll ANDSOWE turn trip to Summerside to-morrow in understaud, will be appealed to the l}eonnection with Mr. Earle’s Concert/Supreme Court. The summons against é | should give their names at Watson’s drug George Offer was dismissed. . Two of the
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At Charloztetown, on the 20th inst., of Bronchitis, Louis Lester, aged 3 meuths and 26 days, infant child of Thomas and Millie Campbell, Richmond Sireet.
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city about half-past four this afternoon. Banp at the Rink to night.
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Tur Supreme C . L.O. B, A—Lady Wallace Benevolen SUPR )URT bi Ps eet: + eM ouRT opens at George Lodge, No. 27, will meet tomorrow nigh town tO murrow.
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at sharp 7.30. The committees
store this evening. Fare $1.00. cases against John McKinnon were dis-
tainment to be given in the Opera House on thse evening of Marck 2nd promises to be acomplete success. The entertain- ment wiil be divided into twoyarts. The first part will consist of choruses, quar- tettes, solos, etc., and the eecond will be a minstrel show with twenty-two voung men
| ° ; ye nT tiniiailipamannies missed,and two were adjourned. The | Wayrep.—On Thursday evening e'gbt}| C88" against Lily Doyle and Patrick | hundred people to go to the entertainment Trainor were also adjourned.
| in the Opera House. A first class pro- — set ie
| Jon’y FORGET T ate. —T , | gramume has been prepared and all who I v Forcer tak Dare The enter |
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attend will be well rewarded. Hail at Dodd’a and Rankin’s
Admission 25 and 35 cents.
Don’t Miss Ir.—On Wednesday, the 24th inst.,at 8p. m., Honorable Judge | D. O. M. Reddin will deliver a lecture
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“The FE 9 x, jinthecircle. T embers of sircle | “The Expulsion of the Acadians” in St + bt Pt d T he Se ah te - or | Pamteh’s Ball. Give the Judes a ten 1° OS ee ee ee | house,and help a good cause. ‘Admission | S80" here, and all the performers at the 16 cout Tickest for sale at the store of | (2'¢ttalament will be of the sterner sex. i ‘ s ic s i 5 7 . Reddin Bros The entertainment is promoted by the wes ‘ TUS. ’ ‘ . J - om C. A.C. C., and it will be under the dis- Ouveaeye —W spelt: dlnianiiaie tinguished patronage of His Honor the B : -—We eg xc I . 2 . having to announce the death of ae Lieut.-Governor Those who are in a th Ww t& ym Cc ) » )
position to speak say that this entertain- ment will be the best put betore the public for a long time.
James 8. Arbinog of Sutfol& which occurred on Friday the 19th inst. Mr. Arbing suffered an illness of nearly 12 months the complaint being cancer of the stomach. Mr. Arbing leaves a widow, six sons three of whom are in the United States and three at home,—also a daughter who lives
sialic To ne Triep ror Mrrper.--The liminary examinatioa of Archibald Gowan, charged with the
re- Me murder of Maggie Mackenzie, :l] begin this evening
at home. We extend our sympathy. at Georgetown before Stipendiary Magis- : ee " _ |trate Blanchard. Miss Mackenzie, it will Vittsce Serzep ror Desr.—The vil-
be remembered, was murdered last autumn,
lage of Port Richmond, Ststen Island, has | McGowan was fouad near the place where
been seited by asheriff underan execu-| tie crime was committed, and was sus- | tion for $1,890. Asaresult of the con-| pected of being the murderer and arrested.
struction of a grand boulevard the village] Bat it was fonnd that he was insane and he
is burdened with debt and has no money | was committed tothe Innatic asyluni in- }to pay. The sheritf has seized all public | stead of to the jail. Since then he has | property, including the records avé furni-|recovered his mental faculties and | ture in the office of the aldermanic board. |he will now be tried, charged with | Public debts do reach the acute stage 0c-| the crime.
A bill will be laid before the Grand Jury, which meets at Georgetown to-morrow, and ifatrue bill is returned the trial will come off at the coming term. The Chief Justice -will preside and the crown will be represented by H. James Palmer and D. A. McKinnon, and the prisoner will be defeaded by W. A. O.
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— -> -— | Aworuer Farmers’ Crve.—A Farmers’ | Club was recently organized at Cascumpec Village, Lut 6, with the following o4ti:ers : President, A. S.Gordon; vice president, H.R. Lockerby; secretary and treasurer,
R. H. Rayner; anditor, Joseph BlancharJ; | Morson, Q. C. execntive committee, Howard Crozier, = Dominick Arsenault, Peter Metherall,| x
Chester Clark and W. H. Smith. The club is to be known as the Farmers’ Club of Lot 6.
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A Hot Water Bottle is a splendid thing to take to bed to keep your feet warm, or for cramps.
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Suptex Deata.—The sudden death cn Saturday of Mrs. Charles Seller, ef Union Road, is reported. It scems that Mra. Sellar had been about the house as usual during the forenoon attending to her} househol} duties, and she suddenly drop- ped to the floor and expired. Paralysie of the heart was the cause of death. Mrs. Seller leaves a husband and «ix children to mourn their loss. Her funeral took place | this afternoon.
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Hespivat Arp Socirry.—Atthe an- nual meeting of the P. E Island Hospital Aid Society, held on Saturday evening,the | following officers were elected: President Mrs. A. Lord; Vice Presidents, Mra. Fitz- gerald, Mre. B. Rogers, Mre. James Mce- |
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At Suffolk on the 19th inst., after a long jlinese, James S. Arbing, aged 65 years.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
“Cheap” doesn’t mean poor qualiry, however, for if it did oar stockings would pot be “cheap.” We keep no poor quality goods, no matter what the grade. Some stockings which we can recommend are :
69 pairs from 38 to 45 cents, all—wool
‘ack Cashmere, now 32 cents.—James
Paton & Co. eod tf
Fifty years have proved Watson’s Bal samic Syrup the best cough mixture sold 6 if. Bought over 4 million dollars worth of dry goods in the British markets for eight leading wholesale and retail dry goods firms in P. B. Island—which experr- ence ought to qualify him ina procuring goods obtainable at the lowest possible spot gash prices. Mr, Paton is due in Liver- pool Saturday morning when he will have completed his 78th ocean voyage. 41—eod & w.
Make no exp/rim*nis. Wa'son’s Bal
samic Syrup is known to be the best cure for coughs aod colds, 40 wf March Delineator and other Fashion Books on vale at Cart-r’s Bookstore. 2i Insurance Notice.—John McEacherr, agent for the Royal Insurance Co., of
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Leod, Mra. D. Farquharson; Sec’y-Treas, | Johnson & Johnson. Miss Mary Palmer. It is the intention of , :
the Society to have an old-fashioned tea Graduates in Pharmacy. party in aid of the Hospital on Thursday SxrrIIITI TEs
evening, llth March, particulars of which | be given later on.
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| YVOPeTeTeN yay yaty ty? Pyne’ ; iy é‘ ’ Aad Scort Act.—On Saturday evening Soott Act summonses were served on Catherine | Watliog, Mrs, Geo. Offer and Angus Des- OO roches (2). Desroches’ and Mrs. Watling’s
summoases’are for third offences, and Mrs, | Offer’s is for a second.
The postponed Scott Act case against, ; h - }
Geo. Irving, of Cape Traverse, was tried at Summerside on Saturday afternoon before Stipendiary Wright and a convic- tion seenred, adding ancther $50 and costs
to the already large amount now standing | Can't be made out of eee |poor material. You've got to Worps or Commenpation —The Indian get g& od material to make
Helper, published at the Indian Industrial an y thing right, That’s where sool. Carlisle, Pa. 8 o} ing: % os? Sc'sool, Carlisle, Pa., has the following: ‘We are in it in our Homemade
“The hospital managed 102 cases of yy ‘ » measles without sending any out to other Furniture. We vouch for both
quarters,’ without any ferivas results, workmanship and material—
without extra help, and without any fuass- as ° aoe ing or long drawn faces of over work. eens in satisfaction to the taser.
Who says that Miss Barr, as chief nurse, is DUC ‘MARK WRIGHT & 60,, LTD
The HOME-MAKERS.
The hospital referred to is ir connection with the Industrial school at Qarlisle, and the young lady so highly spoken of isa sister of Mrs John Coombs, of Charlotte- town.
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It is reported that Bolivia will deelare war upou Peru.
Four hupdred Welsh families from Buenos Ayres are expected to settle in Manitoba in the spring.
The Manitoba Dairy Association report that $127,264 worth of butter and $62,000 worth of cheese were exported last year.
The grip of the Mormon church upon the politics of Veah has been illustrated by the defeat of a member of thatchurch who dared to run a8 a candidate after the church had forbidden his candidac .
Arihur Duestrow, the St. Louie million- sire, who oa Feb. 13,°] 3914, shot aut killed his wife and child, was narg-d last week. A few hours before the exe- cution took place Dacetrow confe-sed his guilt.
The efforts of woman suffragiets to ob- tain recognition in Delaware have failed.
The coo«titutional convention by a yote of 17 nays to 8 year, has de- glined tq strike Out from the election
glau-e of the new canstitution the word “male.”
Aw Ov» Axp Wet Triep Remepy.— Mis. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup bas been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,cures wind golic, god is the best remedy for Diarrhea. Je pleasent to the taste. Bold by Druggiste in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle, Its value is incalculable Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth ing Syrup, and take no other kiad 1 35 w
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Carter's for Wall Paper! s: ary Murra . : 2 ae connection with Mr. Earle’s concert will Carter § or a aper Alex Meleod . 8 ” leave the station at 2 o’clock, local time. | — ——m——am | Mra Geo Yeo . ae Fare only one dollar. ieee PaMiun FUND. a erm wi & eK * :
A Larce anp RespecvaBLe Funera.-— . | Thomas Bertram : ; 2 . The funeral of Mrs, Alley, wife of Judge nee through the Hen. Benj. David McLure . ° 2 re Alley, took place at half-past two o’clock ee : _, | James McSwain ‘ ee vf today. It was very Jargely’ attended by Methodist Church collection $12 60) Donald McDonald j ro of the more preminent of our citizens. Presbyterian we eee. 39.96 | W F Stevenson . ‘ 2 ‘“s
’ taitticaatpiinls Presbyterian Thanksgiving Day col- Samuel Cano : l “
Wirnsovut Tuerr Man.—Officers Camp-} | lection : ee : - $11.00] Mrs Robert McKenzie 1 “ bell and Taylor, who — to Cape vy Collected in store of B. Rogers 22.001 R A Elliott .o verse after “ Dummy ” Irving, returned to aes wn the city on Saturday evening without their] $85 56 S ee _ the Trustees of Winsloe man. Irving was at Cape Tormentine George Tweedy ° : - 200] POSS Sem Dieteet t+ and was expected back to Cape Traverse W. E. Dawson, Tre ae in the afternoon. But he heard the Treasurer. MOU DUAR. s iiisoes fos nana see 56 officers were waiting at Cape Traverse to De ORO Shins tp isenes ss (Oe arrest him, and very thoughtfully remained Collected by the trustees of Clermont} Richard Good................... 59 where he was. School District, Lot 19,— Maggie McFadyen.................. 50
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Tue StanLey.—Two weeks ago to-mor—| Joho McDonald............20--2---06. 50] Wm Good... ................... 100 row the Stanley left Pictou for Georgetown, | John Gillie. .........sc0-seereeeeees.. 50 | Charles Tafer............-.....0- 2 00 At half-past two this afternoon she was] David McKinnon.............. ...... 50] Mre Ellen Rodd................... 50 reported coming into Georgetown harbor. } Alex Campbell...............--::-e0e+ | 50] John Diamond..................... 100 She was fast in the ice until last night, | Joseph McMillan................. 1 bus wheat} Charles Bryenton................«. 1 00 when she got free and started for George-| P, L. Marphy...........-ceeeeees 1 ” George Trrner............ 1 00 town. There is a good deal cf perishable | Hubert McDonald ..... ina go SO IE, os sce fare c a a” freight lying at Georgetown which will | Frank Mill............--.0dg Rev J W Howard.. cs pr se 2 00 have to be moved with all possible des-| Murdock Gillis. .........0.. 4 Ieagc Seunders..............-... 100 patch. {t is probable, therefore, that the dames Callen... ..0...03. sei -sved £ UN I os ind x dia a bs ae Stanley will make one yi two fet trips | Joho Oe ee eae ae . Mra George Pearden.............. 1 06 betore she is laid up to clean boilers, etc. | Patrick ee BF IRI.» noeerern tnstaonse de 100
Mie ced, a : Collected by the trustees of New Perth} Mrs May Ford................... 25 ap mk doe — oe ort diana Schoo} District. ie J Diamond,» + on: B “Rose’s Weeklv,” the organ of what was | John R. Moar............. «00. 2 00) 57" cca pe eae 25 known as the “Tenant League Uprising,” | Jobn Kaneen. ......,...00.. +. +0000 1 00 John B . Page we, 4 bus ° eat will deliver a lecture on the agita— Joho Hamilton bb ced odeteuecs gee (1-2 Ge oH or ys ’ . 2 Sa tion durtng the years 1864-65-66, John Collins....... siipeee wis deed. - Se ia sn ° ® 2 a with insidests of the movement and bis | William Caia............. ons eek Ja Franilia F. cg ee eat personal connectian with it, and the resalts | Ida McEachern...........-.10--..++ 50 aie Jere, 2 arising therefrom, together with the treat- James McLean......... sse--eee 50] Collected by the Trustees of Clinton ment he received from some of the pro- yet Kennedy. ...--+. 6.6. .s+es ; . School District, Lot 20:— minent members of the enterprise. The} \. BW socerese't evs vs : date and place of the lecture will be an- W alter Welsh teeter ee eee eee 50 | Moses LL Woodside, : . $ 1 00 ; ., OonL ennedy ® ° ° ° nounced in due course. Johu K a 50 | Jasper Wayner 50 dee James McNeill. . §0)AFriend, . . . we 50
Gexerovus Orrer To Grace Cuurcn.— | Ernest L. Moar. "i é 50 | James Pickering, . . . . 50 Philip Large, Esq., made the ladies of | A Friend. : . 2] JamesO’Connor, . . . 50 Grace Church the offer of a covered | Geo Moar. , ‘ 3 1a Smith, . . . 50 buggy and the use of the showrooms of } John L. Smith. ‘ - £00 Ww D Whitehead, . - 4} bus wheat Large & Son, ou Great GeorgejStreet, fora } Mrs. A. Reid. . ® . 100; Robert Heany, . . 2 _ bazaar during the exhibition of next fall, | Wm. Moar. ‘ . . 200 | James P Somers, . o Thy se to help remove the debt from the cburch | Alex. Smith. i ‘ ‘ . 100; Peter Warren, . . 2 - property. After due consideration the | Wm McDonald. é . \.2 bus wheat | James Pickering . - 2 % ladies accepted this very generous offer of | James Gordon. > ait ok ~ John Frizzle . , 2 os Mr. Large, and intend holding a bazaar | Wm Kaneen, . dj * Daniel Sulli — . l im and providing meals daily during the eo-|Jobn Buchanan. . . = Jacob Fife =f. atic Pegs tire tine the exhibition is going on. The | Daniei Gordon. ‘ ia 6 Wm. Ross : e ° 2 * ladies will leave no stone unturned to] Alex Hamilton. ‘ o tated « John O’Convor ‘ . 2 . make this a grand success in every sense | Jebn Curran, : ected “ Samuel Woodside ; om S
Lid ee A, 4g hal William Riley =. . .2 * Hugh McLean. . - “ William Coston : 2 " PERSONAL. C. H. McNeill. ; l “ Thomas Sullivan ‘ ; oe " —_—— David Cam . é “ W. Wood-ide . é o- es y pbeil. we . Mr. Harry Foster has returned from Oliver McNeill ng te ‘“ Gordon Pickering ‘ ae “ his trip to the United States. Dadiel Stewart. oe. a “ Lester Woodside ° oe Hd
A. K. Massie, Fredericton, Ernest E.] Gao. yy 7 ‘ “ Andrew Woodside ‘ 4 “
eo. McDonald. . . Pr } Ross, Quebec, and R.N. Cox, Morell,} John Moar. : 2 “ Duncan McEwen he “ registered at the Hotel Davies this fore-| Daniel Robertson. . . ol “ eet : ‘ noon. J ; ; 3 “e ugh McKay, . . . .
A.J. McLellan and P. Dempsey, S’side, Milipes ect : a “ James Bardicg, j 2 “ registered atthe Queen Hotel this fore- Collected b b Treet f Milb Alex B. McKay ‘ . aes noon. Willis R. Dresser, Princeton, Me., wetted by the Srustess Of Muoura I Ges. McKay ctr
: : : School District, No, 104: : registered on Saturday evening.
‘A cable message fron, Manchester today | Jamés Boulter.......-.----.+.+-++0$ 25 pepe by the Trustees of Graham reports the safe srrival there of Mr. 8. A. ter Boulter ...sseceeecreeeteeteeseceeenes 45 | Road Schoo! District : -
McLeod, of- Moore & McLeod, and Jas, J J McWilliams.......... +++. 50 | Dovald Morrison, ‘ . 2bus wheat Patoo, of James Paton & Co. They sailed | Samuel Mc Williams .....s+eereeeee 25] Peter Ferguson, . 2 “ from Boston in the Canadaon Saturday | Wm McWilliame.............. opvdinesnn 25| James Harding, ot “ week. Alonze Boulter............+......1 bus wheat Joseph Morrison, . : af “
Mr. Robert Harris, President of the | Seymour McWilliams..........t ve Jonn Harding, - ? aa «“ toyal Canadian Acedemy, hae recently |W A McWilliams...........-1 © Malcolm McLean, .. a. completed a very excelleut portrait of Mr. | James A Silliker...........-+-.2 * Samuel Cock, : ‘ . 3 -
H. Montagu Allan, of “Ravemecrag.” Boaintin Gi Wir eecasc cee «os eccened < Wm Campbell, ; 2 “ Mr. Harris is also engaged on a com-| James Boulter.....--seeeeeeeeeereel e W J Whitehead, : 2 “ panioa portrait of Mrs. Alian.—Mail and Patrick Whelan........ vonean > & 7 Henry Wigmore, ‘ A “ Empire. John McDonald...... Sipaquene.s i “ Thomas Heany, . . 1 ‘ — Geo Wedlock...... castes 0 3 ean ~~ | ..*
- = eee ee er ae P L Woodside...... eeeeeeanerene el é James A Campbell, = “
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JSO2SO3TSSSSF SOSTSG/ A 6 Campbell......e----el John A McKay, Ps yk eo ) 3 William Lecky.............- . . John A Brown, bs | “ ) P @ | Arthur Campbell...............1 . Geo. Mellet. 2 ‘“ ) é ll 9] BL Camptell... Teme D Mdlest. i ) @ Collected by the Trustees of Pleasant: James Sr» th. + “ Doi . 3 Valley Schoo! District : Joseph Anderson. I . 2 \ @\ John Mugford.........-++-+++-> $ 200 Geo. F. Found. 2 “ 1S Whe 3 Robert E Keating........-..se++++- 1 00, oe ees . 2 :
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Victoria's
Diamond Jubilee
Will be held this year, and those who visit Ch’town this year will not do themselves justice to get their Victoria‘ Cafe, and the health of Her Majesty tHE Queen in a glass of Joy's
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W. E. DAWSON.
Canned Lobsters.
Iam prepared to contract for 1897 pack of Lovsters in one pound tal's, one pound and half pound flat cans of good quality, at highest rul- ing price, Correspondence
solicited, HASZARD.
HORACE
Cu’town, 12th Feb, 1897. 3) —2wks, 135.
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The Charlottetown Steam Navi- gation Company, (Limited).
ANNUAL MERTING. The Annual M-eting of the al oye Com-— pany will be held in their office, corner of Great George ann Lower Water Streets, Charicttetown, on WEDNESDAY, THE THIRD DAY GF MARCH, 1897, at the hour of eleven o’clock, a. m. By order, F. W. HALES,
Secretary.
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THE HEALTH OF YOUR CHILDREN
Depends largely on the shoe they ware, This weather they need good warm shoes with thick ‘les, to keep the foot dry and warm. We have the proper shoe for boys and
girls, W. H. STEWART & CO.
London House Building.
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