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THE DAILY EXAMINER : : . - : : MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1896. :
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS,
8 Prices furs—D-er B dud Bass SociaL at Emerald to-w)'it iscsi i UITY SCHOOLS re yx I today > x y Act ] r ¥ is p lay n i relatrd County : auciamiiincra i ( Scnoon Boarp.—Regular meeting s yeter:ven o'vlock sa I i*< < NT s,—— T} {te of (y aK crow led Out, w Dea rrow : - _ Sarvation Aruy.—In Summerside dur nial weel, the snuy sum of > “3 was raised by the Arn \ T k Sm vkir x mixture don’t bite On Bu torgue, and is coo), sweet and lasting. Try a Lt package or 4 Ib. sisiairaitlpolnenatiy . —Fire Company regular meeti: yg ghtat So’cleck s i Bert New > Secretary inalliaownnsi _— . ‘ [The very best ice at the Rink to-night, seni a i KEY The t arlottet w key a pwerted to meet the rink 1 ¥ (Tuesday) night at eizbkt o'clock Moxey tn Oysters It has hee €st mated that the oysters fivhed from Pownal Ray s season y elded $5,000 to peop.e of tbat y cinity. alia eeedis Quire a Nemper.—lIt is estimate] that e are sixty places in Charlottetown Ww th Scott A is Leing violated vy s v yXicaots dahinesess : ' .. Sembers of con I viii meet for rehearsal of l-t and 2: ? ‘ @ resicie of Rev J i I at S ¢ CK this € g. - _- St Densray’s Catuennat.—This being I $s 4 E pba » Services wer I J as » Sun uy tue r ppea'e ] the Mass s ron Christmas By acctcniiaesaeas AxyscaL Meetixc.—The annual eet ig he Charlottetown Driving Par < and Ext Assoeiation w be heid in the Mas Temple on Monday, Jan. 20, at rm cinta Bray S Mr. J. M. McLeod has disposed of the trotting mare Bilanehe to parties m New Brunswick for a snug sum. She was shipped in the Stanley to-day.
Buy your season tickets to- day tor the Rink to-night.
Tite Canepontan Civ fintend to have | their Darn’s anutversary celebration this yea the Overa House on the 21th of 2m oth, A g od programm: which :: will be published in a few days is in pre parat.on
aoe
Tre Srancey left kere for Pict: u “at the usual time this morning. Sne will return to Georgetown this afiernoon, and the maiis aud passengers will be brought to Charicttetown by special train to-night. There wil! be the usua special to George ‘Own each evening at nine o’clock.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.— Mre. Rogers and Mr+. McLeod desire through Tue Examixer thank Mr. Richard Hunt and Mrs, Rob-
ert Holman for kindness extended on the occasion of the periormans e in Summer side, of the entertainment in aid of the
P. E. I-Jand Hospital
at the Rink
hai Grand opening to-night.
Tur Kiypencartey.—The Kindergarten
will open on Wednesday inthe W.C.T. U. building. The hours will be from 9.30 to 12.30 Miss Sayre wishes to meet the mothers of inteuding pupils to-morrow af- ternoon between 3 and 5e’clock at the
Kin jergarten rooms.
Cestrat Craeamery.— During last week 4,970 ibs. of butter were churned at the Centra] creamery, valued at about $1,000.
Thi+ morning 15,008 lbs. of butter were
shiped in the Stanley for the Liverpool |
markets. It is expected that another siiitpment of 2,000 lbs. will be made Wednesday. The total lot wil! be re-s hip- ped from Halifax on Saturday.
-_—o -—
on
; thence to Roman Catholic cemeterv
Gentlemen of refined taste chew BEAVE plug exclusively. It is ab- |
: solutely pure with a rich flavor. Refuse cheap imitations.
sei is ied
THermomerer Reapincs. — Between Saturday wight aud Sunday meruing the lowest recorded was three below zero; be—
tween Sunday night and Monday morning tix below was the lowest. At nine this morning the mercury stood at three below. A: the railway stativa in Summerside thi morning the thermemeter registered twelve below.
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Pv ISONING.- childrea of Mr. Edward Hogg, New Annan, were poisoned by drinking some liquid paris green, by mistake. doctor was
ed till Thursday, when Dr. Mac
lellan was called in Und
ar VO
stimimo
~On New Year's eve the |
uder his care they | are likely to recover, though they are wetty sick in consequence cf the poison } !
having got so completely into the system. - 4 -
Agriculturist.
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Act.— This forenoon Thomas was fined $100 and $12.20 costs or two months’ imprisonment. John Mc- Intyre, Aberdeen House, fined $100 and cc s's cr two months, for a second was The summonses against Jolin
Offer
Scorr o
ial
Was aiso
cifence, and a second ease against him ;
a surne)
Stanlake, Pete
Doyle and George
any
Conne
ij2 but | Blas
¢ SNEEZ®,
were adjourned. The summons against A.N. Large was dismi-sed. On Saturday Captain John Hughes
psid two fines amounting to $174.10.
lenderson,
Senator MacDonald left Inorning,
Jobn MeLean, M be guests at the Hotel Davies
Mr. T. J. Dillon was among the passen vers in the Stanley to-day
Mr. W. A. F. Scott, Suomerside cor respondent of the Guardian, is in town.
Mr. W. L. Surickland, barrister at-law, has closed up his office at Alberton and Wii
for Ottawa this
, . m . P., Souris, is among
shortly remove to Boston where
will practice his profession.
There were reg istere 1 at the Queen Hotel this forenoon: James Laird, New Glaszow; J. M. Egan, Mount Stewart:
John A. Macdonald, Cardigan
Miss Mellish returned to Truro to-day afier spending the Christmas holidays with he: 8S Cly.
Miss
4 skenoerar & gray
parents ip th ss
Cuddy, rt
assistant Government
er, Was 4 passenver On tbe Sianle Vv this morni: gy féw holidays wih relatives at Halifax. : ev. 1. Hunt, of Peter’s Catl ral, who was spending tl} his parents at St, EK ity on Saturday
Mr.C. Le gh,
the interests of W
,
St ed- ' !
e holidays with
in., Went west to-dav” in A. Weeks E Co. His sample car is well stocked and attractively d
arranged and he will, no doubt, do a zoo
business, "Ths Bec R. Opie was on Christmas eve formed to carry it On thereafter. wa'ted upon by representatives from the |. 10. A similar class of work has already Methodist congregations of Freetown, Wjj]- | been taken up by the Government, with i Oil Me ie a Margate an | Mest beneficial results to the farm presented with a valuable fur coat and ers affected by it. The work
kindly-worded address. Mr. n fitting terms
Alderman Dennis has been ordered by his medical adviser to take a month’s rest
4 os from work and seek the
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Upie replied i |
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venetitef achanze |
ot climate and surroundings. Mr. Dennis Las been just twenty-one years on the Halifax Herald and hasearned a reat
Halifax Chronicle.
Late English papers report that Com- mander Hasczard, R. N., has gore to| Ashant' as Admiralty Transport Officer it ‘ommand of H. M.S. Coromandel Pre
vious to the departure of the Coromandel she was thoroughly iaspected by Lord i ’ ; . | Wolseley ani others, who expressed their | entire sati-faction with Commander Has- | zard’s arrangements. Prince Henry of Battenburg acco npanies the troops on the Commander UWaszaril is a and a brother of The appointment and
‘ Commander Haszard shows that hia «ii
Coroman le!
native of Charlottetown l or Has ard a responsible one, the selection ’ }
° } } } ciency as an oflicer has been recognized by the British authorities.
———a> > - <a Wuar Next ?—A_ Healitax may.s ined aman $12 and costs for torturing
The -h P. holds thata rat is a wil therefore the
vy of cruelty t
rate
d+fendant
» animals, If this ie law
; } ittiai and as
‘ > ' ’
»Jaw was repealed and such
ecisions only tend to sre pute intended tu impo.e a very heavy fi it having been represented that
1¢ Was a married man anid in rece
f small pay, he would fixe him but
Wills Cost-.
t is time th bring j
yustice into
The magistrate stated that he |
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r ad 1c, Le
pt
DIED. In this city, on January Sth; inst , Annie Doyle, danghte1
’ . aged 16 vears.
+} let 7 of the late Thomas Dayle,
, , ve 7 - | {Funera! on Tuesday morn pg, at 8.45} o’clock, from her mother’s residence, Eus ton Street, to St. Dunstan’s Cathe iral, | 1 | j | | In Charlottetown, the 6th inst, Thomas R. Warren, in the 87th year of hi- aye | A 1 1 . } funeral from his late residence. cn | Douglas SSt., at 2 o’clock p.m., on Wed ne sday, toe 8th, to Sherwood C -mmetery ‘by
on
carriage.
9 StESVESSECVVWSEVsEsEsist
¢ With His.
§ SNICKERY, SYICKERY,
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he goes prowling around the
house, wondering where he caught such a cold. We don’t know where the cold was
caught, but we know it can be cured by some of the cemedies we have. Drop in and get something. Don’t sneeze your life away.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON,
THE DRUGGISTS.
BOOT 0646 OO402005960408
Many Years Ago Goldsmith Wrote :
“I chose my wife as she
did her wedding gown, for qualities that would
wear well.”
Nowadays people are buy- ing our factory-made FURNI- TURE for
reason.
the _ self-same It does not cost you than the inferior
imported goods.
MARK WRIGHT & GO., LTD.
TO LEf—Half the Cottare adjoining West Kent School, apply on the premises or Mr Oct 12,
more
Down
Comforts AT A DISCOUNT
We to-day offer the balance of our
DOWN COMFORTS, DOWN CUSHIONS, DOWN COSIES and DOIWN COT COVERS,
at a special discount. to buy these desirable goods. see the goods and the prices. you,
BEER BROS.
Tue Wearuer.—Northerly and westerly winds ; fine and very cold,
This affords you a rare opportunity
We invite you to call and They will greatly interest
he |
She will spend a |
| think as 4 “cheap John” affair for the disposal] only } Of the beef from the refuse cattle of the
eanor’s, returned tothe |
| culture on Prince Edward
er. In every case joint stock companies of
| cheese
| ing charge was dedueted the proceeds were paid to the farmers according to | the quantity, and at some factories
| enable the Dairy Commissioner to pro-
| after the end of the several months before
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| cattle more or less) taken per week would
not be mure than about one eighth or one- | tenth of tl e total number passing through | the port of Montreal,
8. The Government control of this | lusiness would win for it a status and ; name in Great Britain at once which no |
private individual er joint stock company conld «ver secure. The prestige of power ful Government administration, the reput—
|} ation of the Government in having suc | cessful'y assisted in putting Canadian
| cheese and Canadian butter on the British tuarkets in the best way, would vanquish the active hostility of the retail butchers, without any keen commercial strugzle in volving loss. The Government would be in & position to select the pick of the cat- tle at Montreal, and it would ettectually prevent any such sentiment being forste: upon the consumers in Great Britain. to | wards the dressed beef trade from Canada jas wonld make them of it
country, which were’not fat enough, fine | enough, or large enough to be shipped aitve
“. It need not be managed by the Goy- ernment for longer than one year, when loubtless a joint stock company conld be
which has been done by the dairying ser- vice of the Dominion Department of Agri Island may_be cited as an instance in point. In 1892 a jomnt stock Company of farmers erected the building for one dairy station on the islen |, ‘he Government loaned the machinery and apparatus to fit up thet ene factory for the making of cheese. The Dairy Com- missioner took charge of the business and manufactured the cheese for the patrons at a charge of two anda half cents per The revenue frum that source nearly met the expenses, Next year- 1803 —joint stock companies of farmers had erected, fully equipped and_ fitted up at their own expense eleven dairy stations, These were patronized by 1,187 patrons, and t out cheese during the short immer to the value of $i8,600. A manu- turing charge was made for the making 1d marketing of the cheese and providing
furnishings in jconnection therew th. i¢ net cost to the Government for takir g ‘ontrol of these abou
pound,
irned
fa
ar TI
eleven dairy stations was $2,590 for the year. (Cheers.)
WORK ALREADY ACCOMPLISHED, Ty 1894 there
A cheese fac- tories and
on the is!and under the charge of the Dairy Commission-
were sixteen two creameries
farmers provided all the . buildings and equipment, with the excepticn of the ap- paratus and equipment loaned to the first In 1894 the value of the and butter made was,in roun lizgures, $90,000 After the manufactur-
lairy station.
~
according to the quality, of the milk wineu they supplied. A sum of $40,000 was p'aced in the estimates by the Gov ernment and granted by Parliament, ‘to mote dairying interests by. advances,” which have been paid to the Patrons of lairy stations in’Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, an! the Northwest Territories.
the cheese and butter from the dairy sta. tions were told. The whole amount of that sum is to be refunded every year in full to the credit of the Reeeiver-Gen-— era), and thus no cost or loss is involved to the Goverament from it.
Daring the current year of 1895 the Jairy Commissioner managed in a simi- way 28 cheese factories and two creameries omPrince Edward Island. ‘he whole of the proceeds from these have not yet been sold, but the value fur the year ot the cheese and butter made un Prince Klward [sland ai tli@se dairy stations will be nearly $190,000. The revenue from manufacturing cheese and butter at these 28 cheese factories and two creameries during the year, up to the
T i i
iar
the charge made fur
end of October, will be quite suffi
cient to meet all the expenses incurred, and thus the business there has become already entirely self-sustaiving. A new and valuable industry has been founded on the island, and c n be conducted here-
after with much advantage to the farmers Probably Government management and supervision to a few of the smaller factor- ies should be continued for another year, or poss.bly two years, but the larger fac- tories can be run, and run profitably and successfully, by the joint stock companies and farmers themselves, Indeed, the whole work of the dairying service in al] the provinces during the past four years has been analoguos to that which has been cited from Prince Edward Island, and it is only from the fact that no - co-operative dairying was being carried on successfully on the Island befure the Government took charge of this illustrative and initiatory work, that a more definite aad exact state- ment of the progress there can be made than could be cited from the other provin- ces.
The action of the Government in intro- ducing fresh-made Canadian creamery butter on the English markets in Jannary, lebruary and March of the current year, with such satisfactory results, followed up by arranging fur cold storage facilities on raliways, at warehouse in Montreal and on board the steamships is also analogous to the class of work required to be done to open up an export trade in Canadian dress ed meats,
A beginning could be made also in a trade for the shipment of “chilled Canad-
jan mutton” and “chilled Canadian poul- try,” through the same agencies. Associ-
ated industries, such asthe rendering of tallow, the tanning of hides, the making of giue and others, would de created by the establishment of this major business.
The cheese trade of Canada has reached proportions as large as seem to be safe, excepting for the natural annual growth, which gmay keep pace*With the annual growth of demand from” increase of con- sumers, The making of butter in cream- eries during the winter can be extended very greatly, and joined to it should be the feeding of cattle and swine for beef and pork uses.
If the business of shipping dressed meats be begun at once, it would give saf ety tothe outlook for the whole of the live stock interests of Canada and pre- vent a panicy disaster, which might come at any time if our cattle were excluded and could not be landed alive in Great Brit- ain. An export demand for Canadian dressed beef might be created, which would last during the year,
Immediately after the close of naviga- tion at the port of Montreal reports of cat- tle from Canada practically cease. That r sults in great lowering of the prices ot f t cattle until the opening of navigation during the following season. During the present month, it is reported that quarters of beef are being cold in Toronto and other markets as low a3 two cents per pound.
In former years it has led to the ship ment of surplus beef trom the western provinces into the Maritime Provinces. That bas prevented the farmers in those lovalities from selling their fattened cattle to advantage. A profitable demand, ‘such as would be creat d by the inauguration of a dressed beef trade from Canada, and con- tinuing during every month of the year, would take all surplus fattened cattle in the western provinces and Quebec for Great Britain and leave the markets of the Maritime Provinces bare and available to the farmers advac. nt to thece.
Thus, the opening up of an export trade to Great Britain in dressed “meats would an undounted, immediate and lasting bene- fit to the farmers in all the provinces of Canada lying between the Rocky Mount- ains and tne Atlantic coast. (Loud
eS
WEEKS & CO.
B’G DISCOUNT COLUMN.
Furs! Furs!
Balance of stock of Ladies’ Muffs, Col lar’, few Capes, few Rutt, at clearing prices. Don’t pass-us if it is a matter of say ng money.
Ladies’ and Gents’ Heavy Winter Gloves.
Same prices as suld at Xmas. Can’t make them any cheaper. Sold too cheap
Half Price Column.
We offer everything in
’ this column at half price.
We want a clean stock, and have put the goods at prices that will clear them. Half price takes the goods. First
come, tirst choice, ‘
27 Ladies’ Cloth Jackets.
Twenty-seven Ladies’ Black and few Colored Heavy Winter Jackets, prettily trimmed, mostly our wholesales samples.
All must becleared. ALL HALF PRICE.
$ 2.46 Jackets for $1.20 now. 79c., worth $1.60; 98e., worth 3.60 . " 1.80 $1.25 ; $1.09, worth $1.45. Ladies--84c., 4.75 - " 2 38 worth $1.10 ; 98c., worth $1 25. 6.30 ” ” 3.15 > - :
+S 4.00 Gents’ Linen Collars, Cuffs a 60 “ “ 5.30 e
30 <a a and Shirts.
Business Shirts with short bosom, $1.00, wor.L $1.25.
Best Open Back or Front White Shirt in fown, $1.10, worth $1.45.
Co!'ars 16 cents, worth 22 cents,
Cutf, 22 cents, worth 30 cents.
Gents’ Winter Underclothing.
Another Case just received Wednesday, same price as last. SHETLAND UN- DERCLOTHING, $1.30 a suit, worth $2.
MEN’S CARDIGAN JACKETS. Huan dreds sold bui a few left yet. Your choice cheap.
Ladies’ and Gents’ Warm CHAMOIS VESTS, all sizer, and will clear at low prices.
Honest Goo ls at Honest Prices.
WEEKS.
Weeks’ Half Pricg Goluma.
17 LADIES’ WATERPROOFS. Sey sal odd lines—all sizes, good patterrs ail half price,
Weeks’ Half Price Column.
34 TRIMMED MILLINERY, HATS and BONNETS—all half price.
83 Untrimmed FELT HATS,
all to vlear at FIFTY CENTS.
This season’s goods, and sold by us at from 78 cents to $1.80. All go at 50 cts.
WEEKS.
LONDON HOUSE.
MEN'S FUR GAPS
Selling at Special Discount
MEN'S HEAVY CLOTH CAPS.
See the line selling at Thirty Cents.
Tr. J. HARRIS.
Charlottetown, December 28, 1895—dy
B fore adjournins, the Brazilian Cm gZ ess declarew 'nat arbitration with Crea Britain, re the ownership of Trinidad 1:- land, was impossible,
Picrov, N.S., Jan. 6.
V—_—————— es . The Prince Street Presbyterian Church FUOCRUC OI meee. veuw hers was damaged by fire last evening. WORTH A GUINEA 4 BOX.” ——
New York’s 1,800,000 people will, this year, have to pay $14,000,000 to the city. This is an increase of six and a half mil- lion dollars over the levy of 1895, which necessitated an assessineot of $1.91 on the hundred dollars. It is added that assess— ment values are as high as they can be | put, and the Commercial Advertiser says there has been no increase in real estate values during the year.
A box of
ECHAM'S PILLS
constitutes 3 family .medi- cine chest.
Sick Head ache, Weak Siomach, Loss of Ap- petite, Wind y aa and Painin hij a the Stomach,
; § f/} UY. Ciddiness,
Fullness, Swelling after meals, Disziness.> Drowsiness, Cod Chills, Pitishings 0, % H-at, Shorines: of Breath, Costivencss, B otches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, and all nervous and trembling sensa- tions are relieved by using these Pilla
Covered with a Tasteless and Soluble Gusting Wholesale Agts., Fvans & Sons, Ld, Montreal, For sale by a:i drugyists,
a aoe Ire t alka
A FLAre Chance
to secure bargains in BOOTS and SHOES. During this month we will give Special Bargains in all kinds of Footwear. We want to clear out all lines in order to make room for New Goods. Never such a chance oftered tefore to secure Bargains, Call and inspect. Sale now on. ‘ Cheap Shoe Store.”
R. K. JOST, 136 QUEEN ST.
Two Doors Below Prowse Bros.
sicaslaiecodel
Ay Omission Suretiep.—In referring to the North River social, held on Dec. 26ch, a very interesting part of the programme was omitted, viz.,a soloand chorus Ly Miss Ida Scott and choir, which was rendered in fine style and received great applause.
ct
Music Ciass.—-Miss McLean will re- even her class in inetrumental music ou T .esday, the 7th inst. Miss MeL«an will bs at h.me, King St., Monday afternoon, to those who purpo-e commencing work.
The Railway Age’s estimate is that 13,- 129 miles of railroad, belonging to 53 companies, and representing a capital and Londed investment of $785,776,000, were sold by foreclosure inthe United States last ycar.
abies
Hockey at the rink.—We have on hand a lot of tweeds and serges suitable for knickerbockers. Intending players are.- reynested to call early and ‘eave their order.—S. A. McDonald, fashionable tail- or. jo4i
cialis
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, British Colon- isl Secretary, is preparing a paper dealing with the subject of colonial exports to the United Kingdom. ie One 0° Maine’s curios is Machias, a _ Jano dy town of 200 inhabitants, without a debt.
Charlottetown Driving’ Park:
— AND— Provincial Exhibition Association. ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Association will be held in the Masonic Temple in Char- loitetown, on MONDAY, the 20th day o- January, instant, A. D. 1896, at the hour of 8 o’clock, p. m.
The Transter Books are closed until the 23rd instant.
By order of Directors.
A. B. WARBURTON, Secretary. Charlottetown, Jan. 6, 1897—1] die
THE TEAPOT
FROZE ON THE STOVE LAST NIGHT:
Others say they found the bed cold Do you know the comfort of
A Hot Water Bottle?
Do you know they cost very little? We sell them very cheap and guarantee them
‘A.W. REDDIN, Phm. B,
Central Drug Store, NORTH SIDE OF QUEEN SQUARE.
Scrofula l irks in the blood of nearly very one, bit Hood’s Sarsaparilia drivis it from the system and makes pure blood.
Smelt Nets. SIX NEW ONES, assorted sizes, just received, lowest prices.
CARVELI. BROS. Ch’town, Jan. 6, 1895—2i pat
KINDERGARTEN.
The Kindergarten will open on WED- NESDAY, the 8th inst., inthe W.C. T.U. Building, opposite the Law Courts,
Hours— 9.30 to 12.30 a.m. Fees $1.25 - month, payable in advance at the
indergarten,
Miss Sayre reqnests the mothers of pupils to meet her at the Kindergarten Room on Tuesday afternoon next, between the hours of 3 and 5 o’clock.
F. 8S. MOORE, Secy. Trustees Wesleyan Methodist School.
jan6—2i
TO LET—A shopon corner of Bayfield and Gras Senege Streets. Apply on the premises nov
‘MONEY—Loans made on city or country property Apply tof W L Moore, Solicitor &c, London House Corner. d&w 3m - dec3
TO LET—Two offices in the Stamper Bicck
Pply to Prowse Bros tf—-ma
WANTED—A maid for generat housework for one menth.—Mrs GEo E FULL, Couper Prince Street. dec24
$1500.38 down, $90 on mortage if de sired—buvs desirable dwelling near centre of city, not far from park, good neigh- borhood, healthy, Grafton Street. Apply to
cheers )
. A MELuIsH, London House building, or cor- . ner King and Great George Streets,
Jang nova
Last Call for the Season
‘
mmm Weary Kala em wis
1896.
Our accomts up to December 31st, 1895, have jast been ren- dered, and we take this means of asking prompt attention thereto.
Moore & McLeod.
Charlottetown, Dec. 30, 189:
Ge
lieve it, you want to,
living prices,
Tweeds, Fiannels, Blankets, Drnggets, Yarns.
ing with you on the square,
of Clothing sold for less than what it really costs, ought to be taken with a grain of salt,
We want to see Honest
such news
You ought not. to be- Clothiers are not giving money away any more than When we say we are selling profit you can rely on that as an absolute truth, and when we refund your money to you, if your purchase is not satisfactory, the truth is made plainer,
a small margin of
ure your trade by deal. values at the lowest
JOHN FF. Mech ENZEIE,
Charlottetown, December 27, 1895—135 & wky
STAR MERCHANT TAILOR
MONTON WOOLN MILLS.
—(x! All Our Own Makes.
The Best Cloths,
The Prettiest Patterns, The Largest Variety, The Closest Prices, WillAll be Found Here
W. C. TURNER, Agent,
MONCTON WOOLENZUILL,” MASONIC: TEMPLE ‘BUILDING, GSAFTON ST. Charlottetown, November 13, 1895--135 & wky
Stoves! Stoves |
show you.
Charlottetown, January 6, 1896—135
Any kind of a Stove at any kind of a price in style and variety,
such as no other Stove Store can
DODD & ROGERS
8 ee
WHOLESALE.
Horse Nails,
cular Saws.
Charlottetown, January 3, 1896—135
Our battles with Uncle Sam are no likely to be very serious. out “ Life i Real, Life is Earnest,” and in fighting its battles the young must qualify themse!ves for the contest or defeat is sure. A course iu the
P, &. I, Commercial College,
which embraces Book-keeping, Commer- cial Law, Commercial Arithmetic, Short- hand and Typewriting, will eoabie any youpg man or young woman to success- fully compete for the best positions in the field of commerce.
All classes re open January 6th.
S. F. HODGSON,
dec30 Principal.
Many Happy New Years.
REDDIN BROS.
the halance of their Perfumes, Walking Sticks, Pipes in Cases, etc., at cost for next two days.
REDDIN BROS
Victoria Row, Opposite Post Office. dec30
offer
MARINE VILLA TO LET—Situate adjein- ing Dundas Esplanade, in the most healthy ok of the city, fronting the Hillsborough River, formerly occupied by Dr Dawson. I has a fine 'awn, coach! bouse and stable :a most dvsirable residence; rent $20 a year, paid quarterly. Apply to BENJ DAVIEs,
oct]—d&w guar2aw pat law
Zine, Glass, Bar Iron, Cut Nails, Clinch Nails, Shoes, Sleigh Shoe Steel, Disston’s Cross Cut Saws,
Horse
Disston’s Ci.-
FENNELL&CHANDLER
The Coming Battle, Shetse !
Shake !
Shake !
3 rae 2 Give us your hand while we wish
you a Merry, Merry Christmas. ; want
At this season you surely
something in our line. What’s the matter with a pair, of Skating Boots (beauties), Hockey Boots,
Overshoe, or a pair of nice Slip pers? These are very suitable for Christmas Presents. Our prices
are away down on these goods.
A. E. McEACKEN,
Nickle Alarm Clocks
WATCH Tas SPACE |
Price of Music Box To-day, $45.00.
We put this fine Box in our window cn the 30th ult., at the regular price, $50.00, We the price each
business day. Call and hear any one of
taxe one dollar off
| the eight tunes you like.
E.W. TAYLOR,
CAMERON BLOUK,
jan4
DIARIES,
1896.
Office Diaries, fome Diaries, Pocket Diaries.
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Agents for the celebrated Ameri-! pr; . can Highland Ranges. BIG STOCK |
LOW PRICES! Haszard & Moore.
Charlottetown, December 28, 1895.
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Wants, Lost, Found, &
Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.
first- Apply to ALEX GILLIs,
FOR SaLE-Two nundred loads of elass kindling woot:
eerner Pownal and Bayfield Streets. jant—iw pd WANTED—A general servant. Apply to | Mxs A. NEWERERY tf—jans
WANTED—An experienced cook, to whom good wages would be given, Apply to Mrs W W SULLIVAN. jan3
FOR SALE-One oxy-ether stereopticon. This is One of the best instruments made, and will be sold at less than half price. TO a re- sponsible party time will be given for pay- ment.—J H HASLAM, Snringfieid. dec3l
LOST -This morning, between the Post Office and Water Street, a purse contaising a ; small sum of money, Finder will kindly leave the same at this office. decsi
TO LET—Tv¥o large flats in the brick build- ing on Queen Street, adjoining Norton’s haidware store. Central locality, well light-
ed, with casy approach from Queen Street. c a Suitable for offices or large soc leties, €te. A p- From now until Christmas ply toJ BMacponarp& Co. _ 3w—dees we will sell our stock of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at a big discount—20, 50 and 45 per cent.
Now if you want to present
your friends with nice pre-
sents at a low price give us a call.
Also, repairing attended to with punctuality and ranted.
G. G. JURY,
decl2 North Side Queen Square,
war-
LOST—On Thursday evening, either on Gratton Street or Quen Street, a gold breast- pin with a white stone. Reward will be paid
it is left at this office. dec23
LOST—Last evening, about six o’clock, on Water Street, near Queen Hotel, the fro nt board of a sleigh (biue), Please return to Flynn’s Stable, corner of Great George hod King Streets, decl7
STAMPS—AIl! wanted; send for Bedford Road, Toronto
kinds of po*tage stamps pricegj.—-GEORGE GRUNDY, lw pd—nov2s
STORAGE—Carriages carefully stored for the winter season at PH TRAINOR’s, 24 Kent Street. iw—decl3
-OR SALS—A hay press will be sold chean, aoe atth> residence of the undersigned
4.2 muchiord +treet.—WM Scors, deci7—lw pd
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