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Brown Surah and Black Watered Silk worth 300 to
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1».,) Heavy Union Silks, a splendid assortment, aéid all
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LOCAl:_l_3RlEFS
Latest News of the City
and Province.
By Reporters and Correspon-
dents Everywhere.
Risiricswnn Gospel str:ice at Chest-
nut M ssinn, this evening. Sncjeclv
Bondage. G-'u. 5 and 1.
Uoignr l’ie'rui-:L of Tryon, will hold a
srcialon Di-c. 1-ith.. the procerls if
which will be used forthe purp'-se of
repairing the hall.
Wan' is the rememberance tihle a'
St. Peter’s baz nr? It is a table fn; -
terested in St Peter’s Cathedral, bu»
are now living elsewhere.
A itiwruzc of the Fire Board will b
held to night at e' ht o‘clock in th i
0onn<.il Chsmberfdor the purpose of
considering thsponditiou of the ire
alarm system, “tha sn-ani" life en zine.
hose, etc.,ef the tire department.
Sin Louis Davin ,lsr-'further eon
sideringthe lobster regulations. It is J
underl¢I@ tlathe his de0i;“d upo~
making the sise of lobster 10 1-2 inche
in the Bay of Fundy proper and not :I
inches as laid down in the recent regu-
lations. St. John Globe. A ~
Tin Guaamair regretqto learn that
Kenneth lisclenuan well known here
is seriously ill in Brooklyn. N. Y. and
has beei ordered to a hospital for treat-
ment by her medical advisers. Her
friends in Charlottetown hope to hear
of her early restoration to health.
Ma. S. F. Tan Busn, who represents
the nigh Grade Art Studio,'1‘oronin, ii-
tends spending the winter moutl-s i ,
Toronto, as he Ends it diilieult
to travel on the Island in the
interest of the above drm diiriuir
the winter season. Hr. Tar Bush
thinks theroads on the Island are not
properly looked alter in the winter sea-
asmye Q'
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i llhildren like
f Dr. Harve-y’s Southern _
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 It don ue! nauseatc-cures .
Colds, Coughs and Asthn: :_
i r 250. A Borras. ~ --
an Haas!! Lirmcixus Co., rs .
Youtreal.
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Jast the tiling for Xalas Presents The hwdwmest
and most permanent picture mafia . New scenery and accessoriell.
and the latest designs for photo work.
Baby always sveleeme at the stadie of
Corner Queen and Grafton.
LYNCH & CO.
It may seem quite new_th_at there are wavs
of handling fish on commission different
or better than you have experienced.
TRY US. Our careful attention and
handling; promp' returns and results
reached, not to speak of the itemized and
satisfactory account sales, will be revelations
to you. Our place of business is the init in
the city.
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` Wh not send ' life like sntativo-one
of ouryhpiendgupliotographsl They are dnely
finished and beacreditto you and sure
iolgvs pleasure to the one to whom seat.
tter seeabout it AT ONCE if you vsant
them for Christmas _
,~ A TH! Photographers.
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CHARLOTTE l OWN.
T0 FISHERHEN
AND
FISH DEALERS:
K1 1 r us with your name and addres
go gafwzvenay from time to time mail you
information of value.
All correspondence an-
gwerefi.
I  PriceList.s,Shipping Cards
'and Stencils mailed on
i demand.
t We are establitzhed Qs yaars, giggle refer :ou
.min Dun .!°‘ 0
§;adstreet’s,'erthe mark et and Fulton at
ional Bank:
NEW YORK
LA BAZAAR
Under the ' ef som" la,di»< nf
xg 11. ig ost-
iiitoiifiittni r mu
Thursday. lleo. 7. '99
Beginning at 3.30 o’clock p. ni.
Admission l0c.
i TABLES.
1. ADVERTISEMENT-At which a large
variety of the best selling goods manufactured
and most extensively advertised in the
alipited Statgsilgnd Canadzgiillbbe Mm for
e. lim assi ,
me mwieii sn'.'i°'ii"f- Tuimmii. °'
1 REMIHBRANCE-Table contributed to
from all parts of the world by formennembers
t*°f.n...s°-° 'in-°.°..'. ....'°'t.‘:.*§`..'¥"i`*°....."§.‘:.'..‘~i§5E
LDOL Themostvariedloteverseen gi
burton. en H
5. BOOK STALT.--Second-hand books and
magazines. Missllobkirk.
6. 8TAT£'(‘)NERY-Writiniag wires. tgnvel
‘ opeeand cys . rs ar ur n
7. C AN DY-H  ofevery description,
Miss Louise Dawson, assisted by Miss M
‘Peake, Mins L. Fnirclough and Hiss M.
Tomhns.
8. TEA--Af‘ernoon Ton from 4.3) to 5.30;
High 'i‘eafrom6&)te7.3l. Mrs. A. Peters, as-
sisted by llrsl. Peake, Mrs.w_ Stewart, Mrs
Cairns, Hhs Delilois Miss Pets-s, Mrs M.
Irwin. Miss-A. Fraser Miss H. Ai-buckle.
9. cocoa AND no'vnn.-.sues Meiiisii.
10. SIMPLE SIMON-Fishing 'wonderful
bargaing out of his mother-’s pail. Master
Georire tewart. .
ll. LITERARY CONTEST-Pdzes given to
most successful  of titles of books en-
'ia' ' %l’i.ii:' "JA 0|: noeivnn ei-swing
R &\si!nggumso\;d his Xmas pie. Hester
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son and that an improvement is_ ssc-I
Coinri-:Noise Dec 12th, the Plant
Line steamer °‘Halitax,” will change
her day of sailin for “ie winter ses.-
son. leaving Halifax every Tuesday at
midnight. instead of Wednesdays.
A TABLE of fancy articles suitable
for Xmas presents. at the apron fair
in the Y. M. C. A. Hall on the 14th.
dolls and toys of all descriptions. pat &
ex.
A Union' temperauce thanksgiving
church Sunday evening. There was no
gregation joining with the Methodist.
Dr. Borden presided. Dr. Breoken
in seconding a resolution calling
upon the meeting to sanction the
enforcement of the act for third
and fourth offences by imprison-
ment. expressed the opinion that the
onus of enforcing the act should not be
allowed to rest entirely upon the temp-
erence people. He thought the gov.
ernment should assist in enforcing it'
The ` speaker said he recognized
that to enforce the act meant
warfare, but lie was willing to
do what heoould to assist the tem.-
perance party in their elorts in this
direction. It afforded' him mach plea-
sure to second the adoption of this re-l
solution-carried unanimously. '-.Saok-
ville Post. '
Tn: St. John Globe. December_5_th
says:-A vefv interesting case was
before Judge Forbes in Chambers this
morning-thstef Weuer vs. Jacobson.
P. E. 1. arrived in St. John last fall
to attend the Jewish religious service
and while here_was arrested on_a County
Court writ of capias at the suit of the
plaintiff, who belongs to Montreal.
None of the parties to the suit live, or
did the cause of action arise, within the
province. Asummous was taken out
by the plaintik, calling upon the def-
endant to show cause why judgment
should not be signed against him.
gument took place this morning, and
the question oi jurisdiction was exhaust-
ively gone into. Counsel for the def-
endant argned that the County Court
ihad nojnrisdiction unless either the
plantii! or defendant resided within the
province. or the cause of aotioa arose
within the-province. Counsel for the
plaintil argued that .the court had jur-_
-isdiction the moment the defendant
came within the jurisdiction, and it
made no difference whether the parties
tothesuitresides within the province
or not. J Forbes reserved his
reliable. Guaranteed Fast Co
Covertsa.odFaucy Blacks. Ask your
merchant fortliem.
‘wehave them at $3.75 $4.75
prices. -Prowse Bros.
Canada.
Attend Stanley Brossilk sale.
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Denien. Miriam iiigiieii me mi w' "5 offered iii Charlottetown. 5 2
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service was held in the Methodist -
service in the Biptist church, that con-4 _ ."
’ You want in Trunks we can su l it.. -
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f.'2°.i.i".‘I¥.Z.'I!’.I‘1f§’,i.“.1.'f‘3.‘I..§‘ I?°‘...'°.’.'i‘.'.’ W- we 1--r wed on- <1 e- I-no -Nr-- -I
forcement. The trouble with the Scott md vlllll ui" BVU 08|!!! *O C|l\!'l0fUUU\
Act was that it had not teeth enough, By buying such a larpnumbbt' we pt tba VQUOQ
or if it had they were false ieezh. and now we are going to give you the benslt.
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indnpfvsisahyon wsntfromsclisQp@QQ
ioiiasplii
qieuiug from the top alone so the
side. They are the nicest thing
Ramsay s Trunks and Vsiisss are
Bainsay’s Trunks and Vaiism aaa
Tne defendant, who belongs _in Souris, - Q is sms
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G tol Gyliiilor it limit
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decision. Messrs. A. A. Stockton,
Q. C. and J. Kin Kelle for the
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t*i:rss'ri.itr’s Dress Fabrics are alway
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gssr~antssd_8stisfsction. Bei-gm, Qavss
' ' _ Mi _ j ruettes, Sii¢_ Warp Euderas, lfoplius.
girlxaslsuarwiadowws
isp? aslgrsstinniy
or posit
IIIIIIIIISPLI
Ulsters, Ulsters-If you
want a good warm ulster coat w Had' _N
$575' $6.75.The best value for
ithemoneylyet shown by ns.-
J. B. cDonald §~ Co.,
where worth' and low rices
P _
meet.. '73i
gets;
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is complete, with
.rr°~»°°°._.
the season when
is rushed 4ll&
_ See our loam gloves. Warm
on your hands and light on
your, pocket.Every quality. J.
B. McDonald & U0. 7 31
~ Warm underclothiiig for 'Vo #hid Mass* slwiha
g order for engraving early
W W WELLNER
sandessssy
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‘men in great variety at low
Worth knowing that
Prowse Bros keep the best
 ..“.i”si”.Z.i’““6.'¥.‘l.»tZ}'f°'°“i 1‘°v»‘*i'H1~i° <>l°tl1i1\S made in
3. FANCY-Usefulandor tsl rticl ,
mportaiit
Iaminstructedtosell bv Public Aletkl I
HouseiutJhss-lortetewnen
WEDNESDAY, Dl°lH.lI
Guitar value in dressing combs at AT TWELVE 0’ULOC'K (noon), iles Ing!
Central Drug Store. 27 tl. build on'Grafton Street, now occupied by F
DROP in and have a look at our new as a Dry Goods Store.
toilets which are all pretty patterns and This building was erected in 1896, and is Na
J the cheapest in town. W. P. Colwiil. ‘nd mag; gggfwgv, gpm-¢ bmldingg in the qty
25 d 5’ W 'I' located being immediately opposite thsPost
p A good old fashioned cup of tea and 'inch mm* P°”°°‘ *mm 55° “°"'h°\'°
all the uecesary accessories at the W. °°'1UffI‘V U0' U30 'V590 dnVi°8 W 9°
C. 'I_`. U. Tea on the 14th. Also ex from the southern districts will use,
cellent home-made qody. 6 2i 1-liiiisborcngh Bnirsr is built
, ANICE*P\'°°"i11m\k°‘ NUM- Thisisoueofdierarechsncmtoseeurepropsrsyhtkevly
\°°P“bl° Km” P'°°°°t °‘“ 5° 3°* ‘t centre of the business part of the city
tar mr ii istiin ._ There _
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Charlottetown.Novsmber 89, ISM
Bnrrisn cough Cure, Cures coughs-
Prepared at Central Drug Store. 27 tf.
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