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‘At Calgary was manifested perhaps the most enthusiaigm. An enormous crowd vatbered to hear the Conservative leader.

| Mr. Sifton spoke at Indian Head, just | prior :

to Sir Churles’ tour. Tblere was only an audience of 200 prople present. Tupper meeting tock place soon afterwards, and the veteran was greeted by between 1,200 and 1,500 people.

“ There wasa remarkable lack of en- ihusiasm at the Sifton meeting. There i@ but little doubt that the Northwest Territories, 4s weli as Manitoba, wi!! go solid Conservative at the next general

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election. “In the recent election in Daupbiao, Manitoba, Messrs. McKenzie and Menno are

credited with bringing 163 electors from Fort William to vcte for Burrows. Ia fact, for corruption, the Dauphin election was another Wes: Elgin.

“In connection with the sending of the second Canadian contingent, 1 may say that there are lots of horses, extremely tardy and used to firearms, in the North- West. There are also @ great many ex- Mounted Police, who are very eager to go to the front. They would make an excel- lent showing in a warfare such 4s is bring waged in South Africa,

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—The New Zealand troops were under fire afew days ago and behaved so wel! that they earned the congratulations of General French.

—The foreign trade of Canada for the five months of the fiscal year up to the end of November shows a steady improve ment in both importa and exports, the totals being away beyond the receipts of all previous years. Imports and exports together, for the fire months amcunted to $168,071,842, an increuse over 1898 of $17,805 008. Exports amounted to $89,- 116,898, ao increase of $7,628,745. Imports totalled $78,954,944, an increase of $10,- 184263., ‘The customs, revenue for the

five months reached $12,231,270, an im-}

provement of $1,637,080.

—Presideat Schurmaa in the course of areceut interview said: ‘“Whether Eng- land be sight or wrong io taking up the gauntlet thrown down by Kruger, I will not undertake to say, but 1do know that in the Orient where we have had trouble our cause has been Eng!uod’s cause. I do know that while observi>g neutrality she has facilitated our work in all ways pos~ sible.” President Schurman said that the British home Governmeut had ordered British ships to go through the archipelago and that “their captains were instructed in the course of their voyage to meet the leading insurgents and point out to them the folly of further resistance tothe United One of the ships that went on this mission, he said, was the Powerful, commanded by Capt. Lambton, of whom much has been heard of in South Africa. One of the most beneficent results of the war with Spain, President Schurman said, was the bringing together of the Bri ish and American people.

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At DeSable, Dec. Sih, 1899, James Mc- Kay, aged 87 years.

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of the ordinary— Someching that will be appreciated — something that will afford amuse- ment forthe long winter even ings. Come in our store and aspect them—yon don’t have to buy—you're al- MASON’S STORE You can get the latest Canadian and American newspapers received by mail cach night. Drop in if you want @ paper or magazine or book toread. Fruit, Confect onery, Tobacco, Cigers etc. when you’re passing tlie wey.

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The best place to buy Lad- ies Capes and Jackets is at Prowse Bros

The best place to buy Car- pets isat Prowse Bros

Splendid photographs of Rey. T. F. Fullerton may be obtained at Johnson & Jobhnson’s downtown drugstore or ‘ae Ex-

AMINER Office. Prices 30 and 46 cents. A good and seasonable Christmas pres-

ent for employers to give their employees

would be a ticket tothe Y.M.C. A.

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| ere.” Whatever the future of Canada may ‘be within the Empire, or if it should i} come that we have iodepesdence, I ray | that England shail ever fiad us ready to

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Is avsolutely pure. It costs only one-tenth cent a day per hen if you buy itin large cans. It will increase the profit from your poultry this winter, To be profitable your puliets s 1ouldlay now. All your hens should be in condition to lay daily while eggs are high. It assures perfect assimilation of the food elements needed to produce eggs, sieatinaten sciences

If you can’t get the Powder send to us. One

ack, 25 cts.; five, $1. Large two-lb. can, $1.20. Bix cans, exp. paid, 5. Sample copy best Poultry

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Our assortment of Xmas goods, Picture Books, Trumpets, Magic Lan- terns, Xmas Cards and everything to make the little one bappy.

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PLEASING CONTRACTS, GENERGUS SETTLEMENTS,

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Also representing other, Fire, Life and | Accident Insarance Companies.

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The highes* for scrap iron, lead, copper, brass or any old alloy at Esdale Foundry.

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™~ nm Pm Fo RRT Ey eee er | 1 eo. Tr «SH TST ANT ria 7 7 ' ha ~ . ~ eak See | ™, i ’ } a... Nf ’ ; } : ] * i 4 ia } oY ; go further than (hat ana » or ts : NI ss : : : } Vi i b'}+ Sune / ; , . 1 on | applause.) For mei] be om | : bina! iS Sas | : i f : : = = a as ro 7 Conservative parts | juite ‘icieat thatit ithe cause of ly cured ¥ these * from one ,end : : ht { ( (Great 5 ’ i ‘ i Dit | her, There are | >) We know that the Mother} , v the fizb Pu Re \ very i ) 1 D npil As TUL vial MM ‘ powe! (Loud 7 1 t] : ith, ¢ oated J ongug@ i Mr. ai Ww. Con . M LL A,wil pro v- cheers.) Gentle men, itt vou d be too ong TORPID LIVER. They | al ly contest Doug 4s the Conservative (oO give any explanation of the misunder- k te the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. nterest, and will almost certainly win. I standing over the sending of the contin ” ir wr } } »sthat Pp ip HT, It ' rill ‘ 1 "TY res eTLeE kk r . i@ ai8o provanie tha remier Hauitain wi gent to the Transvaal. But I am speaking *99 ~ ’ Tye +) m : ; 7 ‘ ; Small Pill. . S all Dosee |} run for Alberta for Quebee when [ say that if the honest, - i . ‘ ; i i ae ¢ ‘ Srnall Price. “To show the utter demoralization Of | loyal people of Qubec had sot been mis the Liberal party In tne North West ~er~ represented, you should have heard as Sod Oe a ritories, only the other day the Liberals | mach of their spontaneous loyalty as of POPUL GS hs | hel nver 1 at Moose Jaw to nom the loyalty of Ontario, or any other pro- a“ . i of t] 1 nat candidate to run against Mr. N. } vince (Hear, bear.) It you doubt what ?) 7 iyrG “7 ra . . . ‘ * she irand of the aay. |. Davin. There were s0 maay internal |] say ask the militia men of this country i ake | d e19on8 that the convent broke | if ckere were not more offers from Quebec ; yer Nets LCI Sy ag anything, | than conld be satisfied. e Conservative party ip the North- : em . persy *6. SAS: Ol “And tolay, when we are about sending 4 » o4 ' r ries isa mili t part ylay. ; ' : . ; ir Carters, : aaa a - — ‘Ys | anether cuntingent, I tell you confidently “oy ue ’ | ’ . . 1} ” ee re | that Quebec will do ber duty as loyally as < L eer trie D ; it ‘ ; - | providential that the unity of our Domins ) Vat\ly ‘ 4 ‘ : } << 114 be proved, as lt COU i no | 7 i +43 5 F oerae "7s : i. } ; ; t . ~ + | Ww e eq, tne {formation dai i és . ne Vv > + ; Y _ _—" oa ar | th ntingents—(hear, hear}—and | SL ali , Taw =, ¥ . V | W la l on a fe of 3 ’ ' . & & . z t ' — aa ", J >| Evelishm Ssoteh or Ir ! : 3 % ; rts ak . ’ ) , Av LiSil, VU a> | A, x 4 : “ te I ! and ¢ ha on : ; , ; ae mi @ sux Fe Canadian ! i 7 & Vana s a { ries rece i | ay ’ : <= 4 , } contiogent. Al Ubristmas tii i

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FUR DEPARTMENT CLOTHING DEPT Fur coats for ‘gents Men's tweed suits Jackets for ladies Serge suits — Gloves, mitts Worsterd suits lined coats i) _ and S. Bb, suits

Fult dress sutts ig JS TOO , 7 e Lined gloves | | WY alking suits Collars for gents :

' Morning coats Collars for ladies 2 piece suits Mufflers,

Boys’ 3 piece suits Sleigh robes, fur caps

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Overcoats

Ulsters and overcoats Men’s ulsters and odd pants

Odd vests

Odd coats

Reefers

This department is up to date n every respect and you will find our prices as low if not

The only hat and ap department in the city that 1s thoroughly up to date—al] the lacest styles in American, Binglish and Canadian Hard Hats in stock.

JARPET DEPT

Carpet Sweepers, Hearth Rugs Lace Curtains, Wool Mats |

Tapestry Portieres,

GENTS FURNISHING

Braces, Pdkfs,, Silk Hdkfs Linen Hdkfs., Silk Gloves

Wool Gloves, Underclothing Top Shirts, White Shirts Colored Shirts

Brussels Carpet, Velvet Carpets

Milton Carpets, Tapestry Carpets

Window Shades Curtain Poles, Oil Cloths Wool Hose, Cashmeie Hose

DRESS GU0DS AND MANTLE DEP

We have the largest and best dress good and mantle depart- ment on the Island, all linesof goods new, natty and stylishand our prices are always right. The best of goods suitable for presents are to numerous to mention and would take too much space, but you can depend on getting everything to be found in any dress goods department.

Ladies Ccrsets, Gloves & Hats BY THE THOUSANDS

We have thousands of articles not mentioned in the above list but if you will only drop in we will be glad to show you,

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