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‘ i | Sinai biincagiaaniiaapeaai siniaiineiaeeiiiiatiniemaeaaitiaasiebialiahaitnl A \ ar] | 33 , ‘BELL _— a? i ° i YT i Slippers | 4 / i a Thev are stylisa and comitortablile

and will wear extra well.

We have a one strap slipper, mad on a full toe, neat and plain, extra |} fine American dongola, with oak | tanned sole,

Price $1.85.

This slipper is a great favorite with ladies. It is a grand fitter,and | “Bell’s’’ name on the sole guaran-

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PERSONAL,

rly) — Ty } +} Thomas Hudson. the

. 7 o on Gu, 42 4.} 1 , whnrepresentati tne Ham

TT “ . ° . ton Biscuit Company, Pictou, is

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be Hotel Davies

Mr. David Egan, of Mount | Stewart, was a passenger by thi | morning’s train from the east. He

is a guest at the Queen Hotel.

wr. Andrew W. Robb, of Halifax. the new secretary of the Y. M. C.

A., arvived in. Charlottetown last neht. He isa guest at the Queen Borel,

Mr. and Mrs. JE Wyatt and chil- lren left Summerside today for Morida, Mr. Wyatt returns in a lew weeks. Mrs. Wyatt and chil- dren will spend the winter there.

We are glad to report that our| esteemed friend, Mr. A. B. McKen- zie, Clerk of the Legislative Assem- |! bly, is able to be abroad again, after his recent severe illness.

Pev. J CMariin, M. A., a return-} ed missionary from Asiatic Turkey, | will give a lecture on mission work among the Armenians, in the church at Orweil Headon Wednes- day, Dec. 5th, at 7 p. m.

ite Se Me Se Se _ the Very Rev. Dr. Murphy is in Ti “> “ST COTY New York consulting a specialist . f / f f regarding his health. Itis under-

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stood that the amination is most satisfactory and | hopeful.—Halifax Herald.

Genera! of the Diocese of Antigon-

result of the ex-

Rev. James M. Quinan, Vicar

MIR d ae fittan tomte Local and Other [tems

ryy I minatic da { 1e c > al >» \ CCE toth | i if WhO i of C al bie d e h i WO ill <S tt ured before His | Honor momnivg, Michael} Madden was fined $20 or 9) days, | James Callaghan $5 or 30 davs and |

John Cullen $4 oc 20 days. Pachel} Morrell,an inmate cf the poor house, | who became violeat yesterday ana_| attacked some of the other inmates,

was remanded to jail pending an/| examination as to hey sanity.

—Accre meeting of the Charlotte town Temperaace Alliance evening it was decidel to submit a! pledge to the candilates for the coming local election in the city, binding themselves if elected to support the prompt and thorough enforcemeat of the provincial pro hibitory law which comes into effect June 1, 1901. A committee waiting on the candidates today,

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is discribed as a great success. Mr. McKenna isa native of Charlotte-|

town. —Pte. John Harris, of the R. C. | R., who, it will be remembered was/'

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STRICT CARE AND ATTENTION.

. = . — o- at , ate In thisage of worry, hustle and! business competition. trict care I i I l f j nN Qi yu | Ms Lit : ? i \ i LY a { v" 7 ‘ i u (ity 7c ue aa . \ ‘ ‘ ‘ l,} C4 1 1) Will quickly baaish those tired feel- : “ 4.1 4 oom Be 7 wn } } > : in¢s that make lie a burden in the hot weatner. It braces the nerves. , © ° a os . buuds up «wussue, bove and fle sh,

| gives a healthy appecite and _ per-

digestion. Paine’s Celery Compound is the best and: safest of all medicines for summer use.

JOHNSON & Jounson, Druggists.

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SHIP NEWS,

Port of Charlottetown. ENTERED.

Dec. 3.—Elisha Pictou; S S City of Gheut, Me- Nevin, Halifax ; Raeburn, Mclesoe, Syduey ; North Siar, Phalen, New Glasgow ; Lady Franklyn, Garnier, Pictou; AS Townshend, Whittle. Pictou ; J CSchwartz, McLeod, Mag- dalen Islands ; Lifeboat, Anderson, Greeilands, Covllard. Montreal ; Lady Hill, Rhynerd, Pic-

Carvell, Giffin,

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CLEARED.

Dec. 3.—J C Schwartz; McLeod. Canso; AS Townshend, Whittle, Pictou ; Lawrence, Hardy, Halifax ; Lifeboat, Anderson, Pictou ; Dart, McPherson, do.

tahitian

Token of Appreciation.

Cape Town, Dec. 3.—Upwards of

Buy the Best

The witchery of cookery depends to alarge extent upon the “‘grodery” of the groceries.

ish, passed away at Montreal on Sunday. ; f age, and was born in Halifax,had

Dr. Quinan was 54 years|

| wounded ,at the battle of Paarde-| 10,000 single shillings have been sub- | burg on the morning of Cronje’s|S8cribedin the Cape peninsula to-

surrender left today for Montreal} wards the casket to be presented by | where h> will undergo an operation| the citizens to Lord Roberts. Con-

e Esggxces—Lemon, Vanilla, Almond. Pire appléand Peppermint; guaranteed best qual-

” ty. > Your order will have cur personal atten- . . en. Goorls delivered to any part of tne

It's wise to buy pure food from a dependable grocer. Thea you know you are safe.

Rarsins— New, fresh stock just opened; the kind you want for Xmas cooking, 10c. 12c and I4c 2 pound.

Currant;—Good clean currants, 12c ;| beat quality washed in 1 tb packets, 15c.

CANDIED PEEL—Letaon, Orange and Cit- | ren Peel, Crosse & Blackwell's, just opened.

Sprces—\Mixedr pastery and allspice, pure and fresh.

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city. Telephone 199.

Webster & NicKay HERE’S SOMETHING

You Should do Immediatels

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HAVE YOUR PHOTOGRAPH |, TAKEN AT | WESTLAKE BRS. ||

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Christmas is coming. Coming only to | soon. A photograph is the niost pleasing present you can offer a friend. Come before the bigiush is on. We can pleas you. Thai’s what we're here for.

WESTLAKE BROS.. The Photographers.

Sunnyside. Charlottetown

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Nov. 28—-tf.

wAapanese

Fern Balls.

We are now booking orders foi January delivery. Decidly one o% the most striking novelties of re- cent vears. Unique, beautiful, per- petual cheap, the finest decorative } ; plant ever introduced. These Fern | Balls are more handsome than i palms for decorative plants, and much easier growa. Holly-Holly and genuine English Golden Mistle- toe. Orders taken now for delivery Monday before Xmas.

VEGETABLE

Department,

. etc., etc.

Choice Ce'ery, Lettuce, Pavsley, Beets, Carrots, Parsa‘ps, Turnips, Potatoes, Cabbage, Onions, Cran- berries, Lemons and pure honey in comb. Wehave 50 bar-els left of| choice winter keeping Onions, low | to the trade, by the barrel, 100 or 50 Ib lots. Ourreta’l price for 16] Ib iots very low. Also Cranberries | wholesile and reia'l.

J. d. GAY & SON,

Charlottetown,

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not been in good health for some; with a view to sa time, and the trip to Montreal was | is accompanied by Dr. made in the hope that the result} h ' would be beneficial. ed object was not attained and the} in his pewer for him, good priest passed away in the| great hopes as to the zenith of hisusefulness and activity. |

But the desir-

a ; ; } Dr. Quinan visited this province on several occasions,and waswe!! known | to many of our people.

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Wants, Lost, Found.

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TO LET.—A te:rerent on Kinz Street |

near Queen, ccrtcinitg sx room’. Ren moderate. Arply at ihe Conno ly estate| office, Queen street. nid |

LLU t.—Betwe en the Electric Light Sta-

tion and Wec+s & Co’s store, a Black Fur slave, Finder wil! leave it at this office. di

ceneral house-

ced wages

will be paid. Apply to Mrs. Edwa:d Cul- len, Pownal St. dy if » ert & £ t's PATENT ROBERTS &CO..,. a

SOLICITORS HILDING, MONTREAL.

I2 years Examiner ir U. 8, Office NogPatent—No pay. Write for Red Book.

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general servant. 00 wages. Apply to this office. WANTED.—A cook. Good wages. Ap

ply to Miss Pa'mer, corner of Richmond and Weymouth Streets,

A LIVE agent wanted in every town ar, vil agin Canada to adverti-e and introduc | Dr Waltor’s English Kidney Pil's Liber

inducements. Dr. Walton Medicine C Toroa.o. nro— 6:, tu. thandc., TO LET.—A double tenement house a

Douse proserty; one tenement contain ne eight rooms, pantry, good cellar and barn: the other tenement contains eight rooms, pantry, ceHar and barn, firmoce heat; rent moderate Apply to R. Grant. Queen street.

WANT GOD —Ani ecoscrey tzaedsryoss. Gol idress in Own handwriting qirlettctowa.

WANTED.—An experienced woman tc take charge of a house. Must be recom- mended, Apply to Miss Morris, 233 Wate: Street n27-

SALESME N wanted to se] our goods bi sample to wholesale and retail trade. W. | vre the largest and only manu acturess ip our line in the world Liberal Salary paid. Address CAN-DEX, Mfg, Co. Savannah, Ga

WANTED.—To purchase, a small farm. } with from 5 t> 25 acfes of land, within five | miles of Charlottetown, with house and out buildings. Apply to W. LL. McPoonald, | Martin House, Prince Street, Charlottetown, ws a

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LOST— Dropped on the lower St. Peter’s | Road, near the P. E, I. Hospital, on Sunday | afiernoon, a large dark grey cape (man’s). | Finder will be rewarded by leaving same ai} P, BE. 1. Hospiial or wita rhe owner Mr} €horles Palmer. de-4 :

RELIABLE MEN |

In every locality througheut Canada to} introduce our goods, tackiag up show cards on trees, fences, 2 ong roads and all conspic- uous places, Also distributing small adver- } tismg matter. Cemmission, er salary $60.00 | per month and expenses not te exceed. $2.50

er day. Steady emolcyment te cord oacst rclisb’'e mea, No experience nee. ful. Write fer full particulars. The Empire Medicine Ce., London, @: t.

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_counter. After the first of the year |

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| la | wishes for a life of. happiness.

ving his arm. He; Alley who! as taken much interest in this un- fortunate young man, and done all|

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Dr. Alley has} success of the)

operation, whicn isto be performed | in tae Moutreal General Hospital. |

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—Two large new plate glass win- |

| dows are to be placed in the Char- |

lottetown office of the Merchants’ | Bank of Halifax as soon as possible. Other improvements are to follow, | such as the putting down of hard-| wood floors and the placing of a new | the name of the bank will be changed | to the ‘‘Royal Bank of Canada’’ and |new notes issued. The old notes| | will be called in. The glass was to| | have been putin place today, but! | when the package was opened it' i was found to be A }

| WEDDINGBELLS.

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This mcrning at the home of Vrs } sutherland, Prince Street, Mss | Marion Henderson Sutherland, was. |marriedto Mr k N Tayloxz, eldest | 30a 01|/Dr F P Taylor. The ceremony | | was perio-med by Rev D B MacLeod | | assisted by Rev Dr Heartz, uncle of the groom, ava Pastor of Bruns- wick Methodist Church, Ha'ifax. | |The groom wus atierded by his M: T H Taylor, and} Miss Ea Suthe-cland, the bride's | sster, was bidesmaic. A rich. brown cloth costume was wora by the br'de, being embroidered with

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velvet and corded silk. The bridesmaias dress was of weWi ClOcd with turquoise trim- moss. Eoth carcied beautiful

borcaets procvted in Halitax. A br-e2_ ast was scrved aiter the ce -emory.

Tre groom's presert to his bride ‘'s a seulsk'n cout and to the b-ides- mad a iurquvoise rme. The nu- me-ous tokens o* esteem rece’ ved by (ae bvice are of eve-y description and include some cheques. Mr. and! Mrs. Taylor Jevi by train th's morn- |

‘g for the'r home in Montrea}, | cog with them the warmest good |

DELICIOUS Cocoanut

Kisses

Something New and Nice |

and the popular

Molasses Kisses | All fresh and nice at

THE MEDICAL HALL

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J. G. Jamieson, Druggist aH

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tributions were limited to shillings.

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The gixl is the mother of the wo- man just as “‘the boy isthe jathe- of the man.’’ The pe-iod when tie womanly functions begin is to be ca efully watched and considered. ‘-regularity or derangement at this t‘me may be promptly met and cur- ed by the use of Dr. Pie-ce’s Favor- ite Prescription. But neglect at ihis critical period may entail vears of future sufierine, ‘Favorite Prescription”’ acts directly upon the womanly organs giving them per- fect vigor and abundant vitality. It removes the obstructions to health and happiness, and delivers womaa- hood irom the cruel bondage ot ‘“‘vemale wealraess.’’

You pay the postage. vives vou the boo!-. The peovle’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, 1008 pages, 700 illust-ations, is sent free on recept of stamps to defray tof mailing and cusiems. (

Dr. Perce

bound book, or 50 stamps for cloth bound. Address Dr, R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N, Y.

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WE can well believe that Premier Farquharson has already done his best. Only those who are: satisfied that the condition o}1 the Province cannot be bettered will auow vote for tne candidates in behalf of his Gov- ernment.

The Maltese Cross Brand Rub- lers for men, womenand children as¢ the finest ard most durable rubbers manufactured in Canada and sold at the same price as ordinary kinds. For sale at J. B. Macdonald & Co.

—We have just received a lot of the very latest styles in cobbler seat rockers. Some of them entire- ly new—never shown here before. They make good Xmas gift. Call and see them. John Newson.—1 wk _If you want an Xmas gift for the little ones the date of the Xmas cree 1s better than any palm tree date. In Notre Dame Convent. Dec. 17th and 18th.

% The demand for oar now famous Coristine Fur Jacket ’ increases daily, as the peoptereal’ze that it is the most relable asirackan jacket in the rarkei. To be had oaly o: Sentner, McLeod & Co. :

** Jack and Jin} Went upa hill,— That story now isstale Jack says that Jill Felt very ill And turned a little i They were going for water to make lemonade when the incident occurred. There'll be lots of lemon-

ade atthe Bazaar in the Market Hall onthe 13th.

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SHEET MUSIC

* a 45 Fiecas latest hits. GivEN FRER AWAY in bound form to

introduce our goods and cat l.yue mm ewery home, Printe i Irom samie plates as 40 cert music. Send 1c for mailirg exper ses.

MARITIME SUPPLY CO

. . Moncton, N. B, 3C¢iwiw.

Send | | sl one-cert stamps for the paper |

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Cap for $1.90

Muif for 2.50

Collar for 3.25

Mitts for 3.95

See our south window.

We got a snap.

We give a snap but you must be quick,

SENTNER, McLEOD & CO.

The Leading Fur Store of P. E. Istand,

Now That-the Dark Mornings

Are coming right along, you will need an alarm clock to wake youup |

early enough for work. We havethe [) clock that will give you the best sat-

GLOGKS

a —j; isfaction. Call and see our display of : Ours give the Alarm Clocks. Best HS. : Ge ees WY. W. WELLNER . ‘ Wa CIS act on }

JEWELER AND ENGRAVER

Here You'll Find

Furniture Bargains |

But we don’t like to use the word, € anddon’t mean it.

Webster says, ‘‘a gainful transaction’ it---a gainful transaction fer our customers.

So many advertisersuse that’s how we mean -

We would like you to call and satisfy yourself that what we

JOHN: NEWSON.

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APPLES

A Piano OF DOUBT]

Gives Trouble Forever

HEINTZMAN PIANOS

ALWAYS GIVE SATISFACTION and are GUARANTEED

See them at our showreers.

MILLER BROS QUEEN ST. Genpolly Buildisg.

175 bbls of first-class Northern Spies and Baldwins just received in stock. If you wanta ba-rel of nice apples for house use or for retail call and see our stock.

MINCE MEAT

Our stock of mince meat h arrived.

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as just! It is pvt vp in one and two f pound ‘ins and also in ten pound pals. Iti:very pce stock and is put up by a good reliable firm.

-: FIGS: :

* * . e ,, Ovt Layer Figs ave very fine stock | cals year, being large and very juicy. The cooking figs are also very good and cheap,

BEER & GOFF, Grocers,