THE

rjcAL AND OTHER ITEMS,

(Ri \ Lead Beer Bros ad - \ i soc al . | Method * POTTATTINGE 4 T ati i 4 al he Brick \ & pleasant Se¢ pro ers = 3 eat Barrary.— Q ‘ ani vu head a Britain from x vere fed the 2..© R. wie M ton Times. Ty A i is stated a , , al read . 7 . “— he ( s Assuciation, t ‘. af ' l, M rea i - a - Mr. M. i K ‘ vertising j ‘ (tla und) Plant i 7 ialifax and Boston i as . } terest < a . na Will during the next

the : headquarters at de Ts I Hi , Tampa, Fla. the house on the con nonotony by acvas : Ins Key West and ti Manatee er. r points to which Diant | In addition to extensively over the Pisz v2 : ys, a:ways Ww La his vhat may be new, .o | s to impart sstern readers of syp i sthat have arranged , ‘ Me Meatine for a 4 i Ncauag el papers of the

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‘ tems lai ten

§ ai-o

fror ‘ » of Plant

he Ta : Se nole at Winter

evatem —

Mavi-trat and | easant pos- rv stan is he f he was al-

the present

fave fur-

» the dis regarding elsew! paid up to nth 1 ac-

onding the discussion ress regard- ed that he had i by one of these cor- He (Taylor) said to the Mayor, “It’s ir head be it.” He de- ised this lanzuage Kin-man matter, e thus when there taking place regarding two of the Council- eT trouble which

ting the taxes. aid it had beep int- he author of some of io I owever, that he fany of them, neither

tel with their

I is a ec1ission

had taken EE -ratocd ever tion that the

rotestants and

n took place and

iitted an amend-

t K:inaman’s re igna-

bat this was net an ild not be entertained.

’s motion was then put

then moved that the appoiatment of Mr.

ef n, made on the

to take effect |

icht up the |

ittendance at

ard, and also his srding the

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™ ii t ev ; ved | te lea that wuat he & . i | not auth- oriz Hi i consulted wt fa zis attendance | Hihe B var agreed that his} presr =e0 at all the | Beet ns was rot y the law Phich re i : é He was at} gi: : * to give infor me : ral matters to the Coun shen» such was required } am) writing But he f { this

3 (the ; } was Lie proper Pax: : st would be bin 10g

Tic i that Recorde:r’=

DAILY

SEentiemeneeeeeeen

———

views in the matter,—and he differed from him tx tete on this point,

Regarding the mutter of the dismissal

| of Kinsman, it is but fair to add that Hie

Worship also state] during the course of

ineeting

his remarks at the tiat he

!

}

ntended saying something further on that .

subject, but would refrain from doing ro how, as this was not the proper time. fe had written what he intended saying, and would take care that it should be publish-

ed. Had what he said before been pub- |

lished, instead of being passed over, con-

siderable ill-feeling might have been pre- |

vented, Meeting adjourned. __eoaee~

PERSONAL.

Rev. D. B. McLeod is in the city. and will lecture in St. James’ Hall to-night. Sulject, “The Man in the Moon.” .

Rev. Father Burke, of Alberton, Prince Edward Island, a well-known clergyman in that province, was in the city yesterday en route to the west. He was @ guest of the Archbishop. Asked how the Island receive i the newa of Sir Jolin Th YN pS on. leath, he replied: “It was a terrible shock I know of no death whieh

aflected our people. From the highest dignitaries in the land (many of .

eth Close

to everybody has ro personal friends of the dead premier) down to the hun.bles*, al! spoke of the great ca'amity which has overtaken our common country with tears in their eyes all shared in the only consolation the sad taking off affords—the consolation that his worth has been so promptly and generously recognized by the mother coun- iry and exceptional honors accorded te his memory and remains. Without doubt Sir John Thompson was the greatest, pur- est and best statesman Canada has ever tonored, and his life will be a salutory ob- jeet lesson to the empire and the world.” — Halifax Herald, 17th.

>> © <<n-—___-

A SUGGESTION.

Sis,—lIf a vacancy occurs in one of the vendorships, it should be filled by a person who will open lis shop up town. Queen Squ are should not have a monopoly of the vemior-, for it is too far for us up-town peeple to travel for our liquors, and we allowed one at least. The Act received its Strongest support our way, and we should have some of its benetits

Ur Towy.

“ie ile be

—— Le <i Having boug!.t out the branch Store on Graft l ba f price during the holid avs fancy y assware, ete. We cannot be beate: and see us before

toys, Cal] purchasing your Christ- m ix p resents. 50 picture frames at one- urd p ice at the yreatest Bargain store harlottetown, at Goodstein’s, epp te J.D. Mc! edi’. The ses lu nerrow,

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i

Qneen St., 1

£2. COn.-

\

Masonic.—A special communication of S:. John’s Lodse. No. §, A-F. &. A. M, will be held at lodge rovm-, Masonie Teni-

ple, this (Tuesday) evening, 18th inst, at

Sp. m. Work on lat deyreee and other

uportant business. Visitcrs welcome. ——>_—_—_

Locat Marker Prices.—There was a good attendance both of buyers and sellers at the market to-day, and a little change n the prices was noted. Produce moved slowly, with the demand abont equal to the supply. The hay pressmen offered 28e, while for local feeding 32¢ was given. We quote as follows : Rutter, fresh, 20 to 22c; eggs 18 to 20c; chicken: 45 to 50c; lucks 55 to 75c; gees> 60 to SOc; turkeys

Baza .r | m Street, we will self ati

30 to $1.20; potatocs, 25 to 2'¢; turnips 10 |

to 12¢; oats 33 to 35e: pork, 5ye. cms Tue Marker. — In consequence of Christmas and New Year’s Day falling on Tuesday, the market will be held on the two previous Mondays. The annual sale f stall stalls will be held on Monday

next.

Ewery Vvoman

and a great many men like Perfume. Here’s a suggestson far Xmas. We are selling Xmas Perfume awfully cheap this week.

10c. to $3.00.

THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS. Cor. Kent and Prince Streets. Cor. Queen and Richmond Streets.

deci8

AWrarning.

Ifaman were to give another man an orange, he would merely say, “I give you

| this orange”; but when the transaction is

intrusted to the hands of a lawyer to put it in writing, he adopts this form : “I hereby

vive, grant and convey to you all and sing-

ular, my estate and interest, right, title,

| and claim and advantages of and in the said

orange, together with all rind, skin, juice, palp and pips, and all right and advan- tage the:ein, with full power to bite, cut

| enck, and otherwise eat the tame, or give

the same away, as fully and effectually a-

| I, the said A B, am entitled to bite, cut,

| suck, or otherwise eat the same orange, or give the same away, with ita rind, skin, juice, pulp and pips, anything hereinbefore or hereinafter, or in any other deed or | deeds, instrument or instruments, of what

l- | nature or kind soever to the contrary not-

| withstanding.” Quite a few “bill-proof” people have to

flatements rezarding his attendance at all | settle theiraccounts with our lawyer—they heetings of the Board was quite correct. | found it expensive—-Numerous others will He hia ver, that ihe Recorder | ehare the same fate, forthwith, take warn- Fould have been present at the last meet- ing and PAY UP. ing as at least two matters of . *Mporta ideration. He (the ; Masor) f baily when he saw the | MARK WRIGHT & C0., LTD ' inion of J rder in the Kinsman | Maticr » lin the press, That was Who Sell at Selling Prices. the fi-5: is Le had of His Honor’s |

| deol?

one ee ween

It will

rr’ i ° Bs i fil>

and $8,

$2 9S.

for particulars.

«What $1.98 Will Do. buy your choice of 20 styles of warm, all- wool Winter Capes, some of them worth $4 and $5. Not more than once in ten years is such a bargain offered you, we believe.

What $2.98 Will Do.

is the price at which we make the mogt sensa- tional offer ever made in our Mantle Room. Stylish Golf Capes worth $6 and $7, heavy Tweed and Serge Capes, very warm, Silk lined and Fur trimmed Capes

To-morrow we offer a great snap in Cushions.

BEER BROS.

78% Wearuta—Fresh weste rly winds; fair weather and colder,

worth $7, heavy Seoteh Tweed Ulsters worth $6, $7 Your choice of all these is now offered at

See our ad.

i

| i

| | | |

| |

Prices from | wet

|

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| per cent. under competitors’ cost prices. pleased to say that we can do it and still live.

‘Johnson & Johnson,

7 es

EXAMINER : . -

YS en

A Big Surprise!

SATURDAY will be the day that the buying public shall receive a surprise at PROWSE BROS’. Great Store,

We want everyone to come and see what it is. No one shall be disappointed and many shall be made happy. It’s to

your interest to come.

eS -

PROWSE BROS.

The Wonderful Cheap Men.

ttetown, December 19, 1894—t ts

Char}

CAN YOU AFFORD

To pass our Store when purchasing your

XMAS PRESENTS?

We think not at the prices we are selling. We don’t like to blow too much, but hink it only fair that the public should know where to purchase good goods 25 You have aright to know this, and we are

Silk Handkerchiefs, Fur Caps, Kid Gloves and Mitts, Neckwear of all kinds, Braces, Cardigan Jackets, Fine Underwear, White Shirts, Flannel Shirts, etc.

SUITS, PANTS, OVERCOATS, ULSTERS made to order at prices that will surely startle you.

G. A. DIXON & CO.,

Successors to C. Robertson.

———S———

Ch’town,"Dec. 18, 1854—dy

——————————— eee EfTES—

Useful Holiday Presents.

Hall Lamps with Red Globes from $2 up; Library Lamps from $2.98 to $14; sets of Carvers from 50 cents up; Pocket Knives from 4 cents to $5; Genuine Acme Skates from 70 cents; Scissors from 15c. a pair up; Ragors, Table Krives and Forks, Coal Vases, China tteel Ware, Silverware, Clothes Wringers, ete.

Lowest Prices! Largest Stock!

DODD & ROGERS.

Charlottetown, December 14, 1894 - tu thu sat

For Christmas.

USEFUL PRESENTS.

A Fur Cape,

A Fur Cap, A pair of Fur Gloves, A Muff,

A pair of Snowshoes, A Fur Collar,

4 Nice Umbrella, A nice Dress Length,

A pair of Buck Gloves, A pair of Gloves,

A Nice Valise, | A Silk Handkerchief,

A Cardigan Jacket, A box of Handkerchiefs with A pair of Blankets, initials,

All to be had at the LONDON HOUSE.

em ee

HARRIS & STEWART

Tharlottetown, December 17, 1894—dy

a ee ia once Diliitetibianias itu iescainti icareeeeaeetaiiiaediiliaas

APPROPRIATE — YULETIDE GIFTS:

a ee ee ee

FUR COLLARS & CUFFS

nitiglee EE apne

Otter, Beaver, Persian Lamb, Nutra, Astrakan, ete,

The above we offer at a big discount. Also our stock of Neckwear and Silk Handkerchiefs -at reduced prices.

D. A. BRUCE.

Charlottetown, December 15, 1894—tu thu sat

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1894. =

pi eee eee mae manatees be ——

~ {Annual Sovial & Concert

WE

HAVE

40 LADIES’ CLOTH JACKETS still on hand. nuraber this season than any previous year. out at a great sacrifice.

We sold We will clear

PRICE, $2.75, $3.75, $4.75, $6.00, $8.00, $9.00, $10.00. NOW FOR $1.75, $2.50, $3.25, $4.35, $6.25, $6.75, $ 7.25.

Also, LADIES’ ASTRAKAN JACKETs. now for $24.00, $30.00, $32.50.

$32.50, $40.00,

a larger | os this lot}

$45.00 ;

These goods are all new this season, and are, without doubt

the greatest bargain yet

shown in this city,

before buying elsewhere.

J. B. MACDON

Charlottetown,

(x)

& CO

December 6, 1894—dy

Season

During this Month I will give the following Discounts:

Cutler

een SCO e REESE) eT Te eT eT OTe eee ey per cent. discount.

ee, Ns ci hou ied Vika ddd sd oecd ec daecacee

as cs nc tbchewhsckctvbiobie * ee ee i ce wcueu phew wisliaasesccill . PE: MINN oho ese 5045 00S bk Ha 0.0so co whee Cece :

CN SNE oN... ws cckoswpunkanbees<s MOI Fs oan odes 6 ost é es cdieedas

Guns,

Rogers Victori Sets C

95

'

~

. ole

MOR. OE. OOON COE «0.5 ps ins cds oxeukess d0ealO

Bros’. A 1 Spoons, Forks and Knives ........20 ry rs a Silver Spoons, Forks and Knives:....... 20

eee eum

arvers in Plush and Leather Cases............20

Children’s Knife, Fork and Spoon in Plush & Leather

LMOOR. o's 00. kvsctes one bede ook 1 564% mee —

Scissors in Plush and Leather Cases.........0.00026.20 6 6 ee ee eA ee ee per set.

All other goods in the Hardware line at prices

to suit the times.

— —{x) 5 .

Please inspect.

a

By the Wesley Mission F.and, in the Base- ment of the Brick Methodist Church, on Tuesday evening the 18th inst. The fol- lowing is the Programm: :— ROS ons nce sccsten

Solo - Calvary....... ; ..Jobn Lewis Rea‘ling............ Miss L. White Piano Solo—Norwegian${Wedding March, by Edward Greig....... Miss M. Large Solo—On Venice Waters......Miss Brown

| Instrnmental Duett....A-Mitchell and

F. Newson. Reading..................Miss Minnie Mellish Solo—Her Last Message:........ Lestie Cook Piano Duett—Potpourr' Melodies Varies ......... Misses Fennell and MePherson Solo—Song of the Steeple...Miss Collings | Chor 08.22.0553, 5 +1 > s¢onsnesby Gee Dame Coffee, Cake and Home-made candy.

Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Concert at 8.

By the Band

Admission 19 cents Dec 17 2ins.

_ Get a suggestion for your | Christmas Presents from the | window of Watson’s Drug | Store.

99 Cents

——FOR A——

Xmas (Cards, Calendars.

) Booklets, ToyB ooks, Annuals, Faney Goods.

A Large and Choice Selec- tion to choose from.

HASZARD & MOORE.

SELL

y the BEST, whieh is

Woodill’s

a

German Baking

Powder,

7 andSyou_lack3no customers to

BUY.

50 YEARS

For the last 50 years Cough

Medicines have been coming n and dying out, but during !! this time

| SHARPS

| BALSA OF HOREHOUND Never left the Front Rank for Curing

CeRGUP, COTGHS AYD COLDS.

Ail Draggists and most Grocerymen seli | it. S@P 25 cents a bottle.

|

|

ARMSTRONG & CO,

Proprietors, St. John, N B.

nov23—d

saa BILLIARDS.

I have opened a Billiard Room in counec- ;} ton with my Restaurant bout 50 barrels | Of the fin st OystersiIn the city will b sold in ev ry frm. The fin st of imported and domestic Cigars; temperance drinks of all kinds; fresh Buttermilk always on h-«nd, alse

| Fluid Beef Tea. P. P. GILLIS.

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OR. H. D. JOHNSON

EVE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Office -- Rent Street _tAng 167%4—Iy

| Wants, Lost, Found, &

Ac vertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.

\WANTED.—A good cook. no washing. Ap

pl)’ at this office. = g

_] OST.—A bunch of keys. Apply at this of- fie:.

—

_ LOST—Last Tuesday, between the hours of jand Spm, on Kent “s between Mark Wright’s factory and the City Buaildiag, a pipe. Finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office, deol

SHOP KEY LOST—The finder will please | leave it at this office. en

TRUNKS—Trunks moved to trains and basmngee haodied carefully by A. P. ALLIN. dee);

WANTED-—A first-class machirist. None but this kind need apply.—G. A. Dixon & | Co., Merchant Tailors, 5i—deelL

WANTED-—A gir! for general housework in |@ — family. App'y at this office. dees

TO LET—Half of a hovse containing four rooms, situated o; te Ruii Appiyat this ace oe

WANTED—City canvasser of good addraas; salary and expenses paid weekly from siart. Position permanent. Canadian and Amerie a stock. a oy unegaaiied.—

WN Bros vo, Nurserymen, Toronw nov2i—dy tf ? ” —

“AB” IS HIS FAVORITE !—Santa Claus

cleared. Within half mile Ratiway

| has appointed Mr. A. P. Allin te do afj : DAW | posting of Xmas Handbille ec. tt—dart ATA BARGAIN.—One hund a land with good dwelling house, oem ae

. ; ie ‘ Kings Couaty. Price $450. A : Charlottetown, December 15, 1894 m wt | Hogan. 7 sevtte tes aarti : aa = —— pa mene sonra cere , ' ene caiman

Direct

WITH PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. &e.

We beg to call attention that, early in the Spring of

1895, regular

LIVERPOOL AND CANADA. Thanking all our shippers fur their past support, and ing a continuance of same in the future,

. We remain, yours faithfully,

For particulars a

ly to PEAKE BROS. & CO., Charlettetown.

Steam Commnication

Coal!

Supply of Coal ing

NOW IS

steam communication will be resumed between

reduced prices.

Winter has set in, and

LS |

Coal!

if you have not your Winter

THE TIWE!

as Town and Country alike are taking advantage of our

PITCAIRN BROS.,

51 South John Street, Liverpool.

PEAKE

nov29 Charlottetown, December 12, 1894.

BROS.

& CO.

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