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We have a verv fine line of solid gold, gold hlled, and silver bracelets I
ju* (he thing for Xmas presents. Also something nice in solid gold cufl _
liuk<, gil l chains and Gents’ front stu ls. Silver novelties and ebongy oods.
Ciuie azil see them, but coma quick as they are selling fast. I
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want some of the IIQIIQQ’
lgpgglgg we are still giv-
ing in groceries and every-
thing in our line.
§Please call and see our
specialties. _
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DR. G0llDON ALLEY
PHYSIClAN_`AND SURGEUN
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LOCAL BRIEFS
Latest News of the City
and Province.
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By Reporters and Correspon-
{dents Everywhere.
REV. HENRY Dicxii-1 is to lecture in
the Presbyterian Hall, Truro,on Thurs-
day, the 18th. inst.
Tm: Hartt Boot and Shce Co. Ltd.,
Maritime agents for the celebrated
"Maltese Cross” rubbers has Tai:
Guanntsrvs thanks for a 1900 calendar.
Ri-:v. A. C. Cnnws will address the
fonitn convention of the young peoplc’s
societies ot the Montreal Conference cf
the Methodist Church which meets at'
Smiths Falls on Jan. 23 and 24th.
merchant of Crapaud has issued a larzc
number of handsome calendars for 1900
with a photograph of the Island Con
tingeut who went to South Africa. H s
many customers can secure one by
callng early.
Tm: hlinto arrived at Georgetown at
6,30 last evening. The harbor is quite
clear of ice and ferry boats running
The schooner l’srmena.Capt. F itzgerald
arrived yesterday from St. Pierre and
louud very li tle ice inthe Gulf. Shel
is owned by Mr. J. E. McDonald of
Cardigan.
Tm: Gtsiiiiii.-is has received from
Messrs. Rogers & Rogers a number of
beautiful calendars issued by the Ply-
mouth Binder Twine Co. and the In-
dependent (Iordage Co., for which firms
Messrs. Rogers &Rcgers are the agents ofthe series. Come on time. . Service   " 35;- 1*-
for the Island. All who call on Percy `to commence 'at 7.80. Subject: Mis- ' ` '
Armour at the Charlottetown repair
shop will be given one of the pretty
MR. 0. B. \VADar.iN, the ent rprising.
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work.
Toisonaovrs Gvsnniis will contain
a .full report of tonigh'.’s Hockey
Matches.
THE plan of seats for the Hockey
Mitch ton' ht is at the A thecaries
reserved.
| MR. L, W. Cooiri: has reopened his
branch jewelry store at Victoria.
which is under the able management
. of T. T. McGregor.
K. of P. Empire Lodge No. 19 meets
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at Pythias’ Hall (Prowses’ New Block)
tonight at 8 o’clock, Candidates for
the iii-st rank are asked to be on hand
t 8.30 sharp.
Mn. Jas. Percival, Crapaud, has
,under construction a new steamboat
` which heintends to run between Pug-
wash and Victoria. she is to be about
` 140 feet long and is expected to be one
of Mr. Peroival's best attempts at boat
building.
"REGAL Cream Cheese" manufactur-
by the Charlottetown Condensed
ilk Factory has been placed in g
number of the grocery stores. Those
ho have tested the brand pronounced
' of the beit.
Mn. Hi-:niii;irr \ zssnr intends hold
ing special service in I-lear:z’s Hall.
beginning Monday Jan. 15th at 7.30
p. m. Meeting will also be addressed
by ministers from Charlottetown and
elsewhere.
D0 :ict forget the Union \\'omen’s
Missionary meeting in St. James’
church this afternoon. at 3 o’clock. In
c evening in the same place, will
ur the lest ofthe meetings during the
th
occ . .
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this meeting worthy of the consumation
‘ll P0
Hell. Price 25 cents reserved, 15c un- _/(hi
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eek of praver Come out and make,  _ 
\\'it.ni~:i'Lodge,l\'o. 27. l. _O. O. F (f»,,__~~;$~ ps.-   -,~,- _~ -_
meets tonight at 9 o’clcck. Degree
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 be particular about the price.
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price right.
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immense stock thiswinter.
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sions. Speakers: Revs. J. J. Teasdale
and Robert I-`. Whiston.
calendars free as long as the stock lasts.
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lm' i' "°" in W°m5°“°l'~ gig'-»°°'*l*° Esq. North River occurred the marriage’
ing Evangelist E.E.Davidscn in a series - -
of services. The Baptist pastor inwor-
cester is Rev. .I»`. L. Wilkins. formerly
editor of the Baptist Union. Ir, Hc-
LeangoestoCanso the last week in
January to assist Pastor Beals for a
short time. Any of our pastors is these
provinces who would like to secure Bro.
McLean‘s services are asked to corres-
pond with him promptly. His perman-
euaddressis St. John West. care of
Rev. M. C. Higgins.-Messenger and
Visitor. _ ,
Hrnisnonocou House, the residence,
of the Honorable Mr. Justice Hodgson,
had a narrow escape from destruction
by tire last night. As it was the build-
ing- and furniture were damaged to the
extent of about $200. It appears that
between 7 and 8 o`c_-lock. the curtains
in one of the bed-rooms on the second
tloor caught tire from a gas jet, and the
tire spread over the riom burning the
window casing, damaging all the wood
work, cornices and plaster work ot
the int' rior of the room. A young
msn named Fraser, who was in the
room at the time the curtain caught en-
deavored to put the tire cut without
water. but only succeeded in burning
his hands. The other inmates of the
house hearing-noise went to see what
the trouble was and were just in time
to save Fraser from a severe if not fatal
burning The alarm of the fire was.
given ard the fireman promptly re-
sponded; but througi the assistance of
some neighbors and triends.the fire was
out out just as they arrived and the
water from the bose was not turned on.
There is no insurance. _
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Bentlcy’s Liniment cures Sprains,
Strains. etc. g
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Puffin
a Shingle on
Yourroof while the weather is right
Our stock ot Cedar Shingles is corn
l‘e. ‘Ext `. ‘l Clee
p e ras L ears. :second
Clear Whites, Extra No. l's and
Biy no other kind. lf YOU 'Intl the
, ti . resci .i si rl url
}2°5iEii Irfva: r'.`f:ii'»’i'iEii 'if .°”`°-ma.
(,imq||wt0 its qtlility.
PBONI 131.
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ot his eldest daughter Elizabeth Jane
to llr. Albert Hyde of Cornwall. The
event _was solemnized by Rev. A. F.
Browne,in the presence ot a select com
.r:’.‘;‘.:'.:.°.;..I:.“‘l.".:..:_°“ .‘:‘:°‘l'...‘.’f  A
looked very beautiful in an appropriate
gown of white material. Mr. Ernest
Warren acted aabest man and the brides-
maid was Miss Ida Dockendorff. sister
of the bride. Numerous and valuable
bridal presents testified to the general"
high esteem in which the bride is held.
Toe ceremony was followed by a bount-
iful wedding supper. Mr. Hydeis one
of cur most successful young farmers
apd we all unite in wishing the young
couple, happiness and success of the
highest order. During the evening
t ie company was fivored with the
usual visit of represe_r.t_itives from dif- 1
ferent nations and races. This band of
uiasqueraders was under a competent
leader and everyone conducted himself
in a peifectlv gentleuianly manner.
Being cordially received by Mr. and
l\lrs.Hyde,and the rest,they provided a
most enjoyable entertainment and de-
parlcd°wiih cheers for the bride and
gr0orn,which were heartily returned.
Mn. FRANK P.Dni-:ser-zu, Tyne Vail »y,
in writing the Messenger and Visitor
says:-I have entered on my second
years’ work on this fi ld. I am sorry
I have little to report, yet little
as _it is( we have much to thank
our dear Father for. In Tyne
Valley there is nothing new 'to report,
we might just say ~°All’s well." In
Eiimore river we have very fine meet-
ings; the members though few. are a
godly. earnest .little band and take
t interest in the work ot the Lord.
gn Clark,'of Cavendish, started a W.
ll. A. S. there about ten weeks ago.
It is doing well and more are being
added to the roll. We thank God for
Enmore. it is a bright little spot on this
field. Poplar Grove. another of our*
out stations, has greatly improved dur-
ing the past year; the people take
more interest in the work and the out-
look is cheerful for the future. Lot 10
is in better working crder than it has
been for a long time. The Sunday
School we organized in July is well at-_
tended, and a growing interest is taken
in the work. Many who were silent
when we came, take an active part in
the ra cr meetin d '
p y V gs an in many other
ways help the work along. We thank
God for thseo blessings, yet pray for
greater things.
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Bentley’s Liniment will cure Croup
in a few minutes.
Discount sale of English Market
Attention that win keep its
ine machanhm in perfect wl-
dition. It doesift take much
oil to make it mark time, .but
it must have that mite, and
have it at the right time. It
is our business to. correct all
difliculties about a watch. and
make it keep correct time.
We can promise you expert
work in engraving as well as
in watch repairing. You can
# always depend on having the
* work done well.
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a JEWELER AND EYGRAVER.
n~aasissaa_y
wairr A
lHE|lMllllilill°?
Every house should possess this use-
ful article, and we aregoing to help
you to do ee as long as the supply
lasts.
FREE l
If you spend ONE DOLLAR
more with us, you get a reliable
pretty thermometer absolutely
You get the regular cash discoun
your purchase and the thermometer
as well.
This oder holds good only as :gg
as supply lasts. Only one to
C\l$t0ln6l'.
giie
J e weler and Opticiau.
 They ’ve
`= We have sold aa, immerse lot cl UlsUrl,0vls& K
‘ . We have still a good many left, and
keep them very long. They must bs sold
ta
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-‘ Comein and select what you used and we will i
_ Boy’s Reefers and Ulster!
 Men’s Reefers and 0Y0l'0oltl.
._' Thisis quiteanaassortmnnttochoms ilk, I UI 1
If you have not already bought, new is your s to Q
»' cheap clothing.
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Piano,
Organ
Sewing'
Machlnel*
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To he Fnnili
Against Colds and Grippe take t
Large Bottle of nearly 130
for $1.00.
Baskets this week at Beer & Goffs. ll 2i
On and after-today. Mr. S. N. Earie’s
new_mnsic school will be open to the
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