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CANRSfia»sllver~ and gold.
LEATH¥Rf00D8, purses,
bags. w lets.
WA'I‘CHE3..gold and silver
for msn snd;womas.
RlNG§ every variety for mea
and women.
'ro1L1:'r | ,SETS ' .nm and
ebony. '
szasrcunls Pisces.
cn1_N_i:__1.ima¢=a and navi-
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Jawsr. cases silver .sa
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srmuso srooss also
__1=o_sxs. _ _'
EBONY BRUSHES and
_ mirrors,
PEARL IROOCHBS splendid
' assortment.
C120' "*“ and staple de-
HLVERWARE of every de-
scription. `
Ci'T GLASS in lar e variety.
LOCKETS choice designs in
gold and illed.
NECKLETS in goldand Illed.
STICK PINS s swell line in
gold and hlled.
SOUVENIR GOODS spoons,
brooches. belt pins. -
SILVER NOVELTIES large
variety.
BELT BUCKLES AND SETS.
See them.
WATCH CHAINS for mea
and women gold and illled.
llRACBLETS. The biggest
line of gold goods yet
shown.
FOVNTAIN PENS. Vi'e've
been selling Wate1man'e
ldesl for wars. L¢i’s
help von with our exper-
. ience
rfslorzs ’
wht .better Christmas gift can be made than
to shoe-<np'the'children.
~ » For Girls
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Sehrlxdlyihoes, dress slippers, rubbers, overshoes,
leygins, eic. » _
   @.l=.or Boys
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Solsool shoes, mocsb8iDS» “\°W‘h°°” slippers’
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 A  red 5001!. dolllllls, sllpperl,
,,¢_;._ *_ _ __
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lb! “
   thc Children
no wiser or IIN" ‘"7 “'-
mOUCys `
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Dscsmsna sg. _ me
Offices in New.
A
vnnr e.leoi.i\'eiy designed _e¥nr‘ar
HNIDL Hirne Col.
oi' the NoCormaLl liar
_loberltlnby the Rev. J. H.
NWHMIB H. Pslmer,Charioll.e-
town Royalty, to Misa Elin B. Lund
BURN `Ms.ss. The gnome-
0. Gay Lund, brother
bridesmaid was Misa
The happy
making their hom: ln
cars The fuuernlaervlce wus held on.
Kinnon o!Hsx-l Grove, he leaves three
Uhvrno io the uueeehinity of the __ pres-
ent weather conditions the outgoing
m .lla from this Ciiy were Inst night sent
out ati) P- m. by special train to Gwrge
sown to connect with the S S. Hints
which leaves there this morning (or
Picton 'fhlajheelll for Summelifde to
ooenect withtbs Bhnley did not leave
lsstniehr. ltia dealnrni whether there
foreign me l received here ‘od y
Summerside and
a return trip
malls life to
upon th pr
je Sits
Blss‘rlu<'s; Gn_g|q|-Un, 
wannabe dry yimvday. : e
assures nyaepnea
evening M their began In
(‘_‘""“‘-`* Nil. W¢7l»nth reapedtely.
. .1 1 _' :
1),( '&r.sruorl eohgdhers piwa il.
"Mir direc&iu No 84| lliehry t ebol-
m'» 'rehaeee hoary and so :The
Arena Rink. ‘ . ‘
nuhncribernwh lock their storm
_ l1“lIlRht are  io arrange
_ *since lor oerrierto ll-are paper. so
this is will not blow away or he stolen.
,1& man llle took place at Winnipeg
ueh complaint and indig-
1' by tmvelllnll men last
eccentric methods prevailing
and passengers to
at present. The nuru-
people eomin¢‘~i.o the Island is
remarkably small jlssb nonv, and the
husiuess of hotebkeeplnz cannot be a
very cheerful occupation. Until some
deiinlte route is adopted travelling msn
cannot be expected to arrive here.
S The death of Fidells McDonald nt. his
_ '_ __ residence at Litlle River, Lot 5&_q_l Thurs-
- V ,_ Q, ~ day the 20th of November, nt the age oi
aixty~ live years. although not uoloskevl
for as he had been in falling health for the
.   D  6  R iss: two yours, will be felt tobea public
' ' ' ‘ ’ loss, its it removes from the o:»`|_nniunity a
in I a-na f prominent ani useful nwmber oi’ l~ocieiy»
\ zlulous and s-if-.~ur»r'1l1_-ing friend to
whatever ruuse Ls eepous-ll, a devoted
faithful and cor-sisic-n°. member of his
church, and a be'ovcd and honored head
if his household.
Sllrm1‘l.\' after nine o‘ciook last night
:he blowing of _ the steam whistle at the
Railvvny yard startled citizens, and under
the impression that it wa-1 a algnni for a
iire n llrgs number of people ran down tr
'he staiion. ffm :they found out tfhni.
their race had be: n for nothlk, as the
whistle had been blown to summon the
crew of ihe wrecking iraln iafillliemble
sud go io Sourls. It- appeared' that the
locomotive of the regular trdln No'
19 had lun ofl' the imok in the Souris
med and could not be replaced with the
f|\ciiit'.»~ ar. hand. The vlreckine crew
was soon got together and lull. about ten
flloelr.
FULL asleep in Jesus, Nov. 27, M206, at
the home of Martin Biits, Nine Mile
Orc-ek,' of heart iroubie, Jane Lafinir,
.laughter of the late Edmund Fannlns'
Ladncr, at the age of 74 years. Decca cd
n.\s kind, cheerful and loving and will be
greatly missed byali tnaiirid the pl.'a_<src
of her squalntancr. She il-lives to n n.=r--
oue brother ami three sisters Mrs. .\.
Livlngeiooe,c'iy. Mrs G o irc Gorveati.
_ _ ,, _ Souih Shore, .lohu l vinu at ler.il. 'lhe
_ , funeral ual largely att,-n led the rcrvims
were conducted by Rev D McLean The
pall bearers were Donald McNeill Edward
J ' 7 _ . _ _ 1 _
. .  G   i-‘..|ey, Thomas Murphy. 'I‘. A. 'Siewm-L,
» ” c.....». ivnsea Joss Mcosn-ne.
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_' ’    .Joris McDo1\‘i\l.n died at his inte home
Al Bowdoin St., Boston, Mass, Dewi. uizer
'a lingering illness of two years, borne
with Christian resignation. lie was a
. man of irreproschable chnractrr and was
held lu high esteem by all whoktnesv him.
A The deceased was the only sou of the late
f- ‘_. ' _ _ _ 9 ` »Hu¢h MacDonald, nl Orwell, and had
I .
   R ' resided in Boston for the past twenty
’ ` Thursday. There were many beautiful
floral tributes from reiativl-4 and friends.
Intwment was at Fhfdt Hills Cemetery
Besidesawldew lostaerly Annie Mac
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ti ' STMAS I   r
‘ ' ` sisters, Mrs. Furren and Mrs. Tucker of
' *Bosio:l, and Mrs. John Enman of Orwell
event ot the Stanley making s
Tormsniihe will
and forwarded
is a chance
-lllllbl J at
It was last ight
the Georgetown Picton natives
one by which io seed the
outgoing malls
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llmaacsf.
liuarnr, Uh ' _“fin
lhs G.'.|u1| `\hr H. 'J§\l'
n. N. ri. _gy . lsr
luwsrrger lo the 
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i-is.
n l ceiy.
Rav Jas Hcbounau. will preach (D. V.)
on Satmdny the Zinrl, at Argyle Shen rt
till) p. m. nod on Sabbath the Und at
Canoe Oepeat 10.3, Dt-Sable at J) and
Hampton pt 7. _ _ '
Two foreign mails were received in
' Charlottetown yesterday, one from m-
merside which had *been brought am
Tormeutlne by the S. S. Stanley, and the
other from Geor~|(elo\v'n. where the Minw
\1rlv°¢‘ltnss\-Plezeeetlonn.
‘run Plsbn Srnnderrl in commenting on
the incrieed accumulation of freight at
Piotou for this Island, expresses surprise
that rhe peopleof Uris Province do not try
to compel' the Government to make both'
W, Gn.\N‘l‘&C0represeatatlveain this'
Province of the Deering Harvesting
Machines have sent tn The Guardian one'
or the company- calendars for 1901. lr*
_nepresenlss._llveiy hunting wane and
will be appreciated by sportsmen.
Tlmevenb of this week will bethe
grand opening of the Hillsborough Rink
on Thursday evening. Asplendid a`heet
olive hasheen laid down and Worth`s
Bal.d'und0l'laior G .Ihr-.sith wllldlaoeur-ee
a first class .programme of brand new
music-
Tnzan was another record market d _
Y°l>Wl"f°y» es regards attendance of people
amd the supply ol eatables, etc. Many
drove in from the country, although the
roads are heavily packed with snow and
alahrhiug lenot so comfortable as it will
be when the rowi supervisors have all the
pitches levelled up. The streets ol Ghar-
lolletavrn presented n lively scene during
tlse'day'anti nlerchnnls had a good day'a
trade. ~ - 1
A Larir huying two season tickets for
the New Alena Rink. yesterday remark-
ed “l expected the prices would be three'
or four dolls)-s for ladies’ and gentle-
, mens' tlohetsgxln largersities the prices run
,from threeto seven dollars. No. the own-
ers of the big Arena are not raking advan-
tages ol the existing conditions in 0llsr°
lottetown. They are selling ticket; fer n
moderate up date rln`k at the same price
that has bee psidfor skating privileges in
small old fashioned ones. ‘Lil
Tris following olllcers were elected and
d Hy lnllolied for the ensuing year, or
_\x-gyle, L. O. L No. II75, Argyle Shore: -
W. M.-A. Mqilougall,
_ D. M.-D. C. Mchesn.
Chap. -.I \V.,UcDougull.
R. S.-J. G. MoFball.
Flu. Src.-S. A. Morley.
Treas.-A. A. Holliougall.
D. C.-James l|CPhe|l.
I.ecturer.~l), J. McLean.
Committeemen.- Neil McNeviu, J.
Ferguson, A. MoPball. S. McL1 au, S.
Beaton.
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THE _ ON LY
i X' MAS . PRESENT
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usa: /lssmmsnr or ` _
surwm nn rksssivrs _
Buy
the .Best j
Chocolates
when presenting
them at Chtistmas-
they wlllbe appreclat~
ed all the more.
wsY;:'¢ihn  
the famous '
Huyler’s
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froalh 2gC ;.$2.‘:;'mg
A plessnre to show
you our assortment.
mncv Boxes ann lulsrrrars, '
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Handsome suspenders
_ dointiiy boxed 75c to $l.95
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A A'I"I`RACTl\ L tasteful present for a man suspenrlers made of finest lis'e and silk
__ _ elastic, Fme leather and webbing ends. beautifully finished. put up in a ilanllsomc box,
:iii ready for your card und the address Hn‘f a dozen of varieties.
-75ct1 $1.95 per pair
--- Cheaper ones - not---
i-boxed. 2oc per pr up --
Mell'S neckties-certainly tllciiuest .~l1o\\'~ llinbrclias uf illc vcry fined and best -
ing in Charlottetown, four in hands, knots. _ _ __ _ _ __ _
puffs, bows, uscots, strings and the rest, loc ' ‘ ‘ Y
to "»°0~ siyfcs and all are good.
-Suv lo $7-ss- -
llandsomt hduli
---Damtily boxed, 604: up--
‘ing gowns and smoking jot* ts de
¢\£dly,`¢_11 _,l§iF3l present to Offer :1 man. We Good, warmly lint-ll ;;'o\'es make a wcfconle
show tl;e.agme _pt style mill conllorts, mario gilt \\`c .sllow bids, niocllus null thu rt-st,
by1'.,6'*5"  Anilors. silk lined, fleece lined, fur lined.
-»-r Jilin. .3510 r2.5o--- ~ l,_¢_clo I.; 5o---
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-+'_.‘;$lI]2*El‘6*';$(» 50 to i0.00--- Boxes i`icc.
_ Handsome Knitted Vests
ll/¢_eV¢Pl\il'e to say that there is not u better _sllowing in tllcsc lilies io lm .soul in I’. li.
I. Excel tltly well llllulc. correct in shaping. \\'urm;1n<l zliirzlcliw.
l-$2.h`5 fu (.,:_=,-_-
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 XPRESS COMPANY brought iss much Q _ ,_
t<f"‘¢.'\'~\._j»,`-_ is allready lor your inspection. Need not ~ ~ _
 ~f“vl\* say much about the showing- you know how
-o
_ that we have never shown so many pretty
you d ask to see.
and a beautiful. showing of high class silk,
chiffon and lace jabsts.
--_Neckwear from 6c to 2.75
‘ --"and at all the prices be--
--tween. See them early
ing a beautiful range of chiffon and crepe
as well as white and black.
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» much better our neckwear deparinxent is-But vie will say `
_ can remember. Our showing is complete, from dainty little
turnovers at {6c each, right upto the liaudaornest coufeciion
Embroidered neclrwear, lace neckwear, silk neckwear
Lace and Crepe de Chene Searls
Among the lovely neckwcar novelties, we are also show`
long, full and wide, in soft, dainty delicate shadings of colors
-$1.10 up to $5.35 each-» - _
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Fnftknsn repaired.
Fi;  relupholstered.
Fo ef all kinds made io order.
GR sins ccntl ned i fmnitu e,'[tili the'
large ehgydleaied out? n X _
At Old stand opposite Post Ofllce (upstairs)
n N ewson
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Iliiollitf Qi!
Every- stleke we make
will ilepmeelbnalneas.
W_erein»it_tega,aadwed¢
va ymakn ebeetelerta,
not only bashing ear eus-
toaserl. but doing ourselves
goods! the same time. See
the a hh
precixtslsnve an yu" .P-
Good goods. all
and pleasing readlva. me",
Mtiltillitl _& l’¢fl'y,
75* WON!! NNN.
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