THF DAiLY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBER 17, 1898

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Se stesv.ssy-sysy.| THE DAILY BXAMINER |" "= "AES ee YM VY oe } ° o o x — ee Proressor Ronerrson is the father of ! It Pay to Buy at | DECEMBER I7. (898 wae butter making in Canada. In the | course of his lateet report the Professor | ' . P.E ISLAND APPLES ABROAD | vars (hatalthough it seemed evident, in the ; : : | firet place, that “ butter making at cream- Aa greal interest is felt in the shipment en oe vanece Saring the witter ee of apples to the Mother Co vy, we have bueiness which could be developed with li dimen abiiahiinn: tin telbenlain nies protic co all concerned, there were diffisul- I } kindly placed at Tue Examiner's dieposel ww % the way of getting it estalliched. G 2 bp foe. D. Benen Some objectors said that it was not prac- | Yi : 2, Se elaine eel , | ticable because the roads were bad during : § | ‘ ae = Deir a ~~ eh ' ihe winter and milk or cream. could not - Pe | Island, Nevember 28th. 189 be delivered regularly. a LL Pa | }

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Others said that Dean Sin,—We have had your apples | the weather was too cold and that the cows ;

| from Liverpool aod have sold them, aod | could vot be keptin milk satiefactorily

. 5 : | oe ct i. . . . ; ; “ao CNCIOSe BOCOUDS BAles, WHhICh we trust Others said that the cows would be xo me oot j \ be satisfactory to vou Chere are several | ; : : . a . weakened b being milked during 1] ' | remarks we should like to wake which y & — g the I

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| possibly may be of service to vou. Ia the | Winter, that summer dairying would be firet place vou have sent the apples in good much injured. It was also alleged that the

barrels, and plainly marked lhe apples cream and milk would become frozen, and were well packed, andlalthough a good many | thus the quality of the butter would be

were slightiy slack (not anything very = b ‘fe : i greatly injured. It was evidently neces-

PSHE BABY BISSELL

} serious)t his could have been obviated if | i vou had put the least possible bit of excel- | sary, if toe business was co be established DELIGHT » } ; ~@ he 7 } : 7 | : } . ws N } i between the head and the papers. be | that it should be demonstrated on a com. Nhe ry least litle bit does whet ia necessary | : m ry least lit! bit doe wl ot 8 necessary | paratively large scale whether it was en | CW al <; V wOG MAaKeS A Kind Of pac, anc prevents the . i t b) | 1} ji : ri wh ® > apples gettiog bruised on the top layer. | 'ré/y 80@ practicable, whether it could be | : With regard to sorts, the Talman is not | satisfactorily profivable. ’ & | ked here at all, and the Pewaukee is not; To settle these polats two winter butter thought much of, uoless ery § 8)Ze. | OUg 68 OF, Us of a very good size making statioas, were established and were ] lhe only complaint we bave to make is | ; : ful. Ol 7 i; , j ~elively & ‘Ces inner ac ies w 2 <y = as regards he size of the apples, | aecisively successtul, ier factories were han , | which tf course you can't nelp. at | then eatablished in Ontario, Quebec and | present anyway. We ordered the — leson | Prince Eiward Island. Now the chief 5 from Liverpool by rail. The bill-lading ; y; emnet ee ie 7 af i ¢ i e ' ” 1 7 winter oc¢ Ipa nm» of mal y farmers 1s the | «of ; t hg p . n : | |} staiea me through Dy sea, but this e ¢ ‘oe ely ery . | aye ; & 1, ¥. ih 208 atterns I a me : ata advantageous, as it is production of inilk for the butter factories, | i¥ : { ‘ s thy. i ea since by eea from L verpool to|— while consumers at home and abroad = as | r . . . e} we y . : Se | } + ‘ 4? ‘ t 1. ! nee No O PVUPr experience is thAL tne! “eyoice in fres! etter preauiy i proved ri Io st ny Iti ' oe Son \ i > LGICOl | ve BS 3a ieal more damage done to apnpies quelity k rs . sea ir? \ t} in ! cya R rn 1 Ty ’ , . Sea ae no PxXUdition of Chaistmas . 7 » EP ’ a. ’ ‘ . ' @ Atlantic Uy . ripet 1 rad —_ >_ oem + RERUNS j ] | ' a bi New homan Striped Silks . See 6. We trust this first iby AU as ai ' (rar 8a n Ww ‘ Of rres le lo h ay ; ih | ; 3 | | lead to a great deal of bu NOTES AND COMMENTS. | i) New Pin Striped Silks | nese being done to our mutual benefit. | Sree em | ¥ ’ j 7 re k 1 t] 8 os ly ! ee er ' r ‘ 7 q 4 vw Y ’ . - - i . : 3 ; 1} ae yi) {}) y | ' \WPHADTP FTivyy ’ 7 ~ 4 a <*4y : ny} eek sa . ; 7. ; ‘ ivr ‘ 1 New Shepherd's ¢ hecked Silks | Nornarp & Low! —The Patriot intimates that th» conteet | HE | LR Mah LS is ) POR i | \ FOR HRIST \| LS Peier McCuur R. Fruit Gr ee in East Prince wasacase of “money vse. | ' . - 7s : ’ a a Wee 3 £ivis steak XT : >? } ‘ e \f ° | e.er | uur. ]+> rutt yrowerae, 2 a ee > . <a 3 ,.eW Black saiin i lerveilleux ; Association Charlottetown P | merit—Wwith the verdict in favor of merit } nts | ASFOc ation 1MPAOLLeL y ze . ° : * | na ~> We alas » ? : ee « . 7 ave l-land ; ; Ve, on the contrary, maintain that it was | { Ladies’ Mocha,2 clasp, fancy t'ch ng,* White Ringwood, 2) and 30c Y > ow 9 ' _ pan a Ra ds . I si : ; ing , vo and . ; New | ency ‘Tartan ( hecked | I | a case of “devices va. duty’—with the A ANGSORE yispla 175 Job lots fancy white cheay . ' ~ _— : po ; ’ . - : : . i . i we ID ancy V m a ; : 4 ; } ei i we he oO bar j lecision slightly—very slightly in favor of | | Ladies dogskin 4 button, $1.20 c id ; . ‘ ‘ 4 i ; "ea vou a. c.. sales ar leng » einer oeimaien . ate . ’ : 13 ' ; - Ce old cashmere it Tans ack +o LliKS. eo ee and saci for J ur ConsipN | *devices., Lf you wil] irop nbatour store you wil l adcies’ iined lk 1 Drown, Soc i i ‘ - =" , ; . : ) MACKS ty | ment of ant les t he Lal Winniy : +} ; wee ees ») } and clasps, 00, 65 and 75 ~ i! x , +e pt! by _ Lake VY innipeg, The Spar ah Amerioian War. i. gee the handsomest dis} lay of Gloves ever Black gluves, cold et (ching, 4 buttons, ! i oo P F i Ana 4 v + ; ‘ New Shot Armeut Silks und trust you will find the same in order. ce sti | cic in Charlottetown. They are a & 1,20 ; | White cashmere with black points, Sif | We are glad to report that the fruit was | b¢®? remarked, uae led to two remarkable | i l ri 1} 01 3 c © Riau 1 ue I ik 5S . ° : . : ‘ely le gs , a ' ‘ a-e + «¢ ennie * € : . t< ote ras New Bleck Movi V4 , "el oe 5 results: the practical dissolution of the | COP°®'Y ble etyies of hand-covering, somé Cream and tan undressed, cold stitching | 7% 7©% FOU: He. vil 9 ~ ew biatsm J I, lire \ elours re markab! y good; the only fault we had to | h a | for ap} earance Oo! ly some for half dress j w Q 2 au Al sea, Coid f itch lug Also i button whit Fi s] vite 18 . oe | find h them was that they were not | Spanish Empire across the ceas, and the | fur fall dieses; i li ek for the | sation Sie 1k pty aha i a . . vag . OD elt i lai ih anion a -. . | some fur full dress, but all cheap for the Vitio ole 4 hut Alte aaaleennen: alle Gt New Blac k Brow he Silks | pac ke nd sufficient:y tight. Possibly his extraor linary pecker le of a victorious paadted dttenaie nid wbntinaaad I White chamois mou: quo, $1.10 | 4 button, white cashmere, silk lined 5 - d eetne ¢ ‘ al il G-— { are . >] 5 Pe may have been due to their having been a| nation paying a colossal sum tothe van- - 7 | Black mouequo, $ 1.15 v. se eo + QsIL ™ phd Cede | mebiy uished, instea xacting a rans ri | Chiliren’e browa : : a 3 | “ll 1. gs ni New Art Silks ong time on the journey, and their baving | 14!8b« 1, instead of exacting aranson from ‘Ladies’ Gloves for mu ren a and tan kid gloves, 3 4 button grey cashmere, silk lined, ay to be sent from Liverpool. For shipments | “2*™: ution, ;S and 8dc. bde, yo ; I r I ‘ | I } Mi ; li ; ’ : _ , . i . ' aadies Noche > ginove Y els Pf? OF “a°3 9 ; s* | ; : fs 4 to this market, there are direct boats from — Of course the Patriot will not tell its ' hristmas ; or ee gl re re $1.25 | Children’s and Ladies Black cash- b y ‘ ay 2 ‘ : | . t } ‘ ; > ; adie rs ‘PS } : y ° - f Ly = SAD Halifax, Boston, and Montreal; and we} readers that Tue Exawiner’s reference to | T i B " i a0) —_ 8’ gloves, not lined, 4 button R.V. | mere mitts, 20. 25 and 35e. oi.) ail . nen sie SO +] } : | é an wo etur r Oe, | sases eavy |i kid. 2% claern: & F i a . " : should advise ycuto send the fruit inthis | the fact that elec ors came from Dorchester : ores, yews, ¢ oe lacing, at lies’ heavy lined kid, 2 cla p; $1 45. Ladies’ fine wool mitts, 35c; a nm . , } , : _ — bg i way. The consensus of opinion of the! Penitentiary to vote for Mr. Bell, was $1, 1.05 ; i Ladies’ Mocha lined mitts, $1.25 Children Rinew . a black ca nrincinal lites Renin: Lact, e thi : ‘ ; Tan and brown, 4 clasp. 78c : iiaren’s Ningwoor roves, blac! : i f pring pai buyers nere is that apples OTrtibis made as merely showing the ‘need” and the Pan = br ae Ps ait | Ladies’ STey Reatra ha mitt w itl ki ] ] } | Bae, lesc m are . ne oes °° ’ ‘7 . ‘ §9¢ eee ee “SS WD Kid | and card:nal, ize ae description are sureto meet a ready Séie | “straits” that the Liberais were ipn,—and Tan 4 bution, 5! a and mocha pel ns, 1.15 | F Sy - oan set 3 { at remunerative prices. As the outlook 18| notin an offensive way. Perhaps we ought Biack 5 sind lacing, 69e ae a Ladi ‘S$ tartan gloves, vc. : "e? rica} y i - at . eh r : : : ‘ jack - ite stitc : oC ' es? fan In ¢ ) 2A de remarkably good for the remainder of the! not to expect fair~j lay from the Patriot. Black 5 buttor, white stitching, 75c Plain Cashmere Glov v Lad fancy ringwood, var, - season, we hope your friends will see their | i meacaen aS Cs Fur Ruff; . . : oe 7 of 7 Leseuenm. 6 d GSe h way to ship regularly. Any information | ~ Germ any isthe home of legend rnd ae ae | 9 | ; | ee oy, + a ack 4 but'on. 9c ( . . ok 29 ax £ 5D. 1 torr ". | you may require we shel! be p eased to | dition. Or e of the oldest traditions of pla k 4 button, 95« 10, 16. 20, Bus 0, OU, DU, ZC. | Mink, £3.75 and $4.00 | give you, | the Hohenzollern is that three emperors of Guaranteed Broadway, 2 clasp, black f lack Ringwood gloves fleece lined | Black Coney, 68, 75, 85, and $2.15 ' } oa . ‘ . ' ‘t li etitel ng x } - *“) 7 o> ; o? ; om eee ot 3 Aalwys at your service, that House will re ign 10 Germany in one with gold ite DY » $1.10 . und plain SU. 20. oa. oa. ow. G2. ont. ft (rey oprossum S3 3.85. an i AL Yours faithfully, | year, and that the third wil have seven Gruaranteead Broadway 2 clasp, tan and \ 25. 59 veel £00 | ae : a Soprgpeag be ‘ . j and | bri ve Ss } : xx blood cold stitching, 21.10 ; : : " Sable tf, dood ANG J..0. Gare [A Jac B38 & Co. sons, an Wliii DI ug ruin to the netions aes ‘ i ( t UL. £ oa } Coid Rin ny ] a iC - G . i . a e Fe ; } } 7 Vi i WOO y res 4 7 r) ' | well as an end to the empire. It is notable | Ladies’ tlack undressed 4 button, cold | es, cited “eo J ‘Lamb, OY. <0) } ihe above iettera have reference to two | : Lan Pig ty ahaa aa eae a @) 35 } 8 oy ‘ i that the first I rtion of the prediction was | FUilChIDE, d1.00 La ex? o 1 gof annles acl. iw the or } , 1 * Re BR } & . aa acd i i tpl pa K i by Lil H is D. fulf led when the present Empero- cme to | Ladies bla k jnaressead, i Bt 1d L a¢ Ing } LES o¢ x er * ear Ferguson for the Eiglish ‘market. The | the tnrone. His father, the En p-ror | ¢1 50 7 ° Sues ‘ oes ‘ : a | : ; nee ‘ T adiad’ . " ' | ] re 1 ; 7% . ss } eI prices real'zed forthe shipm mnt of 25 | Frederick, and his grandfather, the old Ladies’ grey and tan,4 buiton, cold , = maar \ aie eee © Dbed Undervests with guss sleeves, White and Grey — es i | Emperor William, died within a year prior | Stitching, $1.55 | Prices 252, 30c » 40c, 50c, 65c, &5e, $1.00 and 1.30 —Ail sizes in stock | barrels to Messrs . Gare! a, Jacobs & Ux : . } > ee yy 4 | j | K ee | to bis accession. Ladies DIacK % Ciasp coid stitching, Hl were as follows: Aings, 19-; Spys, 183; | : ; : oe 13 | Best & E Of 7 , - = . Ril : f 18% — No one 18 readier than nt EXAMINER | geet ° / ld &] oe Gol palmen! S ver fered for the uOney ' i .usSFSe ‘a: +108tona inonins fa ' " . it i€s yrey 2 Cias&pcoias Db i j : we er 8 | ‘pps, >} to admit the Patriot’s plea that ‘“*free—born | pireaiphe 3, — titching, $1.39 I ooy 1 1] , =. ‘ DERESS_ LO0oDS | and Ba iwins, 16364 For 98 barrels apples S enn -f ld vote free,” But we submit | Ladies’ Belfo} eds, 4 horn butto 8, | I anne Lette Bicuses i colores x1 SPE sa pe cae Ld Ri 38 > 1.4 , Te 5 ; i taken j 20r minately from ‘he same | rt. | that when such men change from one side | $1.45 Velveteen Blouse, B k and W te Str 0055 0% Sl 9 50 . ‘ = . ; XK he ot r,Oorfa lt vote ¢£ al! | "fa ~ lad 2@? lue , or ! "eo , Te ' } 3 | Hard Wea r in ind sentto Nothard & L of London, a a a ey d ates oe Py haaette: Brven covese S clasp, | : ] Nn * mf ¥ (CA usuaily eome goo id swe nndersto 1 @? 25 i k | -+ eC je { ‘ . are: Ribstons. 22s: aoe 99.. | f P wil! Ht unders'ooa | $t.09 anne a verse ““") | cause for their action or inaction. MTnrere . aateten fet = +e 12 ee Noth | Se ee owe, mest ; Pere Ladies’ white kid, 4 button, 95e¢ wine, Spys, 153. Messrs. Notb-} are, for instance, a hundred gord reasons | Ladies’ Drawers, al! colors..... ‘eee (2. 635. £0 7 ¢ i eal ' ae . we I 1Q Or Ran ' wh ré -b yr Le rho ? i “seat : ea . : iy ; > oe ; 8 e opreerooess ose 9 Oe0s8eeR . — . *Peweses é 1c. i Dres SS f +oods (ard & Lowe al-ooptainea i} for Ben by ‘ : ro a wi iOVE hone Ladies white cold stitching, 7 stud lac Ladies Nizhtdresses, fancy and plain blue. pink apa striped ms ‘ .. TT ; Straiontforward an economic: yoOvern~= | ; hI OF : . - ae . os .” . —" " . i > Davis; 163 for Pewaukee; 15: for Talman’s; c ey : at. BOVER~ | ing, $1.25 in ab eR obees » (OC, $1.10, 1.25; | BU, 1.50, 1.65, 1.75, 1.85, 1.95. 2, 2.25. 2.50 G | pe 1 ; 1 | ment fortheir country should come out | , ‘ i 2 tnr Swaar t v yo LOLIC eT j : Ns } ; . | ? } and =143 for Swaare. sic " : from among the Liberals and vote against | i ee eae ee = ; ; on y , . , } . : oe a e - A ; . Pala °/\. VET a a ~T> Pr, rr TCU “rr " . " 7 is & D C . 1 . ' that ti pri s obtained Dy N thard & Lhe Laurier nigh ere Sut | CHA RL¢ TTH] OWN 5 GREA | LS 7 STORE will he O} en to nis ht Bargairs : ress is s ! hea 110 . ’ 1 Lemm § f , : ’ , oe — . j res} 1OO°d SHOU De OL SUCH Ii-t.. i ' . higher | there is not o7 id re nwhv freeet a row . - 4 . : ° 7 Lowe are. on the ole. very much bh eT , i | reason why free-born at : 4 Q an a ; eae sis . ‘ : er . a | - cal thes | tie tc ae Libers]-Conservati ld denest ‘4 jat THE BIGs TX MR "i Holiday times willshow the capacities ot the Bie Store for Children’s PUOU f UaslLly Li i Waceriai that LLcaia ODlained by ‘warcia, va e iniethne ‘ ast . a a > ‘* 7 fica «¢ ‘ 2 ‘ > / ‘ oh L.7 . . ao a Ra dak dike aie ciakal vere | Party and vote for Whois” ad Laurier’s| White Fur Sets, Collars — and Capes. at $1.50—a serviceable, useful sett and just the the ewill « ' r ara | “' aS WHUIe ew, ae : candidate 1- > ’ » Blxnad , ’ , : the 5 Wit un lots Ui hard maieh ted — extra charge for | , thing to Ké ep li ttle Mag rove , Russ »| or Gordon Warm,

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; . wear—that’s nct all though— railway freight from Liverpool to London. | ans ee ; fs | the patternsand designs should chitin Henisiaen wiles aie: oe a third off Ladies’ Wrap- Old King Coie the at M } verry Old Soul should encourage our peoyl2 to gointo. pers at Patons Also two lar- .

ger tables of Felt Hats at 10e and the King with the Black Bird Pie and 25¢ each, some worth a |

be please d to;show you the lat Topeoat—a new price—its | dollar—Jas Paton & Co @ est styles done to sell while you want} —_—__-_- : one.—R. H. Ramsay & Co, | This suit, just the thing! Box Clothsfin'd:fferent shades | RIG pad for vour boys’ Chri:tmas pres)

: at L¥c per yard | ars as F Perkins & Oo. i sent, $3. 00—RH Ramsay ——————— ————— = | ; Xmas Presente-—Buy you Xmas pre- | Co Money for the Orient.

fruitgrowing ona large scale.

| : be neat. Wea eiproud of our

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All wi ol Serge 40 Sin. wide. eents tonight at F Prerkins & Co. }

, , } , > Paris, Dec. 15.—The chamber of de- i Black and Na vy Blue, only .-_ -” = : ees | puties today almost unanimously adopted a oe per vard | bill loaning 200,000,000 frances for the

c a construction of ralroads in Indo-China,

guaranteed by the government of Indo~ China,

About 50 cloth Costuines,

suitable for tailor made gar- Manutacturers’ samples of neckwear at . one a4 ae ; a, this salen per cent discount. We secured the We are now ready and willing to place any number of Hotels, Stores and at ments, — = 1e newes sina at a big reduction and are offering | private dwellings ina correct sanitary, and ¢ sequently healthy condt-

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them to our Customers at 334 per cent off | tion: and this at short 1 otice.

reguiar price, The patterns are the newest We will furnish all who desire it with Baths, from mavufacturers, intended for spring

-losets, and lavatories ot the

latest an st approved patterns at price ste? with ls deliver. Get one or more while they last— fo i d or 7 “a = hi E f S ccnsistent with first-class quality D A Bruce. 294 d&w tf of goods and workmanship.

. ; . : T fhe latest and most beautiful New York designs in electroliers, A large ey Watches, watches, watches, all sizes, | stock of soil pipe and all plumber’s, steamfitters and engineers supplies now ‘ Holiday prices all over the store, qualities and prices—G H Taylor, on hand. - Child ’ ae Call on us at the Masonic Temple B itdins You will receive courteous SUNNYSIDE : uldren’s holiday suits, | treatment whether we sell you or not. SUNNYSIDE, ar | [ () f latest styles—R, H. Ramsay 6 OO ee a T. A. MacLEAN The nicest thing in tiedo ° e a C SCORERS Home Makers::::-: m 5

R H Ramsay & Co.

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