Li...
#elitist-. ii
Growing S orhw
But t
4)" App av of Peifuinoi
M9 is iitiw Oli. 1
, _  __  ~.e__»~ ,_~-s,~..~»,<... -c 1;-v'~' ;; w}=1~.¥‘* hW M"§Wf
. . - f i    ‘fw   ”*~v>»
W7,  _,A  V, _ _ _ __ _ _ _
'rn-iz onaanian owlai.o'rrii:'iii\v.v ramen Bowden istiisn nnceiinnal is ia...
_* * tive ofthe Cityin the Legislature, and
t ii .ii has ieii notice of
\\'-uiltl l.ke io rec all 00'
old fiiemls.
\\',, lmvi- an fxcellent
,;i_l,‘,_.\y ,f Peiftiiiic-i.
liar prip.-. will he lo»\ei` `
than ever.
W-llElllllN,Phm.E. 
I-  
buiiny.~ide.
‘ffswf l
C
" v iff
.Off .~..
or $6.50. _
l bbl best f.imil_v Fioii".
'2 lbs QSc Tc ll.
I0 lbs Granulzlted Sngwir.
4 mils Americin till.
li Bari _\l iple Leaf S np.
‘.’ lbs Rai.-ins_
I lb Currantr.
I LB. COOKING FIGS.
I LB. ONIONS.
I-Z D02 BARLEY TOYS.
ALL FOR $6.50.
\Vhen you buy at OUR STORE
whore you always get the
most for the money.
J. D. MCLEDD & C0.
5 _ 1_ -3
Kitchen.-11
Requisites...
9
’ We do not mean furniture
or tinware, but We do i`
3 mean good, pure;
groceries and are cintinu- 
ally supplying housekee-p~ '
ers with the class of goods*
that makes the members
of the family good natured
and happy. ~i Our prices
are
WITHIN THE REACH
OF EVERY WORKING '
HAN’S PURSE.
if
N.
$5
‘ _ . 'l i
'ling xiiiare Druggist, 
"QC9&.
in l<`.-hi-tniry next on three questions, twJ
Mr. \\ hear, who is taking the initiative
____ _.___ -- --~-‘ l
    course care must be taken in making the I ` V _ A d
E  investment and in organising and operat- _ ‘  Pa . t My »  _ . _ ,  m “H
time |S \ I  G ing' the service, and to avoid needless ex- ’ ° .t P' '.. I
_ _f gil 5' 1 ..“_'::“.‘_°:°°.-:':.f‘».~.l:'r_." '
' - ri » . _ °""
h _ .~:\ri'iiii.i\'_ mic. is. tooo. i "°“d‘t‘",° °" “am 5   I 
" l` I A I I A lin tliisuiovenieiit, has now large new  ,
_ _ k_ ti‘1.\'m.s_ Ei.i=.‘rtic LIGHT Ptlaniscirs.
worse( s I I ` `
neaponsibilitics upon him, as a representii.
_ t ' - V' ' _ _ '_ .
l lo" “Nor “iw lil   leliiscite I we trust that both he and his fellow  .
6 -' ~ - ' ‘ii i J » _
._ I“°"°" I'r°pm"i"` t W “ay ox _ I- Councillors will work together to bring 
, f I., ,U 6 , import about it better stateof thinirsiii street ° __ _ __
at least o w iic i ure o ic rs, ~
rice iii oiircivic nlI`i\ir.~'. These question!
 _
as
fi
.
i City ownership of lin electric plimt.
The abolition of thc ward system.
é 'l`:ie election of \\`nter iinl Sc\\'cI`B8‘0
Coiiiiiiissioiiers at the time of the election
_ of .\lu_\'o1' and Couiicillois.
_ _,_.d___ , _ ".i.,f ’l`iii»: tii'.»\i<iii.\.\t v`<-ws with favor all of
 thc proiitisitioiis hello put. for\\'i\I_‘d. UUE iff
reiiiiiiiis to lie .~een ivhat view the citizens
inzty take when culled to vote yea or lilly.
as they probably will lic. \\'€ Ihlllk H0
no will deny that the proposed changes
l are important and iiital enough to 'le sub-
l mitted toa general vote, of the people.
lSucli votes are much more comuioii in
{WesterutTiinadiiiii cities than they are
ierc. In Toronto and many Cities and
towns of Ontario alp-lost every important
, by-law, and notablyiiziiy that call for im-
 provements or considerable new expend-
:‘ itures are thus submitted to popular vote.
Space will not pcrinit out dealina this
in irning with more than one of the ‘pro_-
posed questions-thlat of the civic light-
ing. That our past ¢XpericnC€,8t le-aSb £01*
some years down to the present his been
most unsatisfactory is on all hands admit-
_ l .
te l. That the lightin ofourstreetsisasei-
vice of great impor nee, vitally affecting
the public comfort, convenience and wel-
fare is also admitted. We are also
of opinion that the heme reasons which
render it desirable tllat the City shall own'
and operate the system of water supply
are applicable to the lighting of our
streets. Light by night is only less
necessary than water is at all times.
Light has been. is now and always will
be an imperative necessity.
The City might have contracted with a
company to supply the citizens with water
as many other cities have done. This plan I
has in many cases resulted in such cities
being practically compelled to buy out the
company's rights andxdo the _work itself.
We believe there cnnlbe only one opinion
as tothe fact that Charlottetown acted
wisely in constructing, retaining and p
operating its excellent system of water
supply. In like manner we conclude it will
ligliting. \Ve are entering upona new
-century and it is a good time to discard
‘old notions and worn~out expedients.
'Our City must keep pace with other
lcitiesin the march of progress. mid we
feel assured that civic owne_i-sliip of n
,lighting plant will be found tn licnstep
E in thiirt direction.
_._
The second edition of Our Boys Under
iFire is now ready and is erilairged by ln-
cluding an account of the receptions at
Iiulifax, St. John and Charlattctovi n
with the banquet and thanksgiviiigg sei'
vices here. Personal sketches of thc
Island Contingent are also given with an
account of the reception in England of the
returning Canadians with Col. Otter. The
enlarged volume can now be had in either
it-lotli or paper binding, and woul-I make
'li very siiinioie holiday gift. Miss Meiiish
is to be heartily congratulated on the
deserved success of her lirst essay in
authorship.
It seems scarcely to have dau ned upon
`| the Oppcsition until the election was
over that the Premier of Prince Edward
‘Island appealed to the country quite
_ gn __
,were concerned. \Viziiout an Attorney
i
‘V practically held all the senli of otllce in
alone as far as departmental collea eu
General, Provincial Sccetary or Commi is-
ioner of Public' Works, the Premier
his own hands. It would be h:i.rd to find
another example in British or Colonial
history of an election held under such
circumstances, and it must be the more
flattering to Mr. Farquharson that the
electorate have so unreservedly voted him
their contidenoe in this way.
,_
A rich man died the other day. He died
in the v_ery midsummer of life, and he len
his family $1,000,000. The doctor’s certifi-
cate showed that
I death resulted from
/11,, typhoid fever. The `
H doct h' '
nf.
Orig   Mg
i
".pn
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li
or imself said
, to a friend: “That ,
man was a suicide. l
_ __v/ He had a splendid
/.
u
constitution. _ I
could have pulled
him through if his
stomach had been
sou nd. But he
ruined his stomach
by hasty meals
 runs  
,p ` l1`iii° Caps.`l*`ur Ciillarsv, Fur Mitts. Fui' Gloves,
7 lfiii- .l .ek-r.=, lfui- Co ttf, Fur Ruiiii, Fur Mails, etc.
,TW 3 V
  Prelsentst. Shildren
X (’hil 'li'cii’s‘ VV- l l Mcralls., Wool Hoods, Toms
ig Jiclveis. lit-a, M ii", Mitts, (lips, Pinaiores
’
__ iI)l't*.\St-'.~, €l($. ii
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f.
i
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 SUGGESTIONS
'- ‘ Shopping Bags, Lawn Aprons, Neeillig (12,539,
Kid G’0V¢~°§ Silfill bwfk Collars, Silk Ties, -Lace
=_ Ties, .Silk and Lawn Handkerchiefs, Satin and si k
i F‘Vallst~.‘, French F lanncl Waists, Ladies’ Belts, Lace
,. i - .~ i ’ ~ r '
_ i .ir , Lace Elsliues, Dress Lengths, Wii1,¢, Lenggil
 _ of Slit, fiigpiire _Tabl-i Covers. S;lk Umbrellas, ‘
lilatiket- , lable Linen and Napkins.
  FIIHGY WORK °
` Battenburg Work in Ce itre Pieces, Table
(livers, Yokeii,” etc, embroidered woik in Doylies’
Centre Pieces, Tray Cloths. Table' Givers, Pin'
` Cushions, Photo Flames, Hindkerciiief (lager
Cravat Cases, etc. ’
I i
FOR MEN
Ties, Muiil rs, Kid Glivea, Fur G'oves, Kid Mitt F C I
Fancy Bracei, Collars ani Cath, Fancy Shirt&,S"k Halidklxcbieliz,
Umbrellas, Linen Handkerchiefa, Underwear, C rdi"an J ackelr’ i
Fur Coats. '° ’
ci.o1°n Jacxrzrs, oivi: THIRD orr_
THE NIILLINERY LEADE95.
We have mule illsmo
lions for our CEIRISTI A8
iii this department sad the
dresser would do veil to nah g
of this, also the BUYER of
PRESEYTB in this line.
give you ui few diaorlpum,
may aid you in mating e
or at least attract you to our
N ce Silk Four in hood ‘icirh
or dark patterns [BQ
Pretty Pere 8
stripes url fancy
FOUR IN BAWD
by niii ima it pun ciiiin
diagonal swiped ill! hey
lielirope purple, black
blue uid white, and
milton s ct*
FOUR-IN BAN D,
baby, limi not ii in
phidl, dreldsl petlerus,
designs, new paid
utiiiii to plain,
goods at boo.
FLGW End Bcerh in
galiue, blue and VNU!
i...t.i....‘i3"‘
mauve y no
white ands! iholeteat lhdi
<i°~is°°\iiw1lo.
Puts in Polkllkil RIO i
red and black Fo. with
silk: 35c Aho
'li
9
i
ii
.ghersldl
MADE up knots in all
designs plain and hilly hal
See the Region Hill!! It
#l00a14$l00 A
  F. PE|ll(leNS& Cl,    "
rl
lliiscoli &. "Hornsby,
Queen St.
”:  or ' has been unsatisfactory. In the
Inst  pr supplying their own liyht as well as watérp
goes to show that it islthe preferable plan. l`
_ . . I _ ~ " f th ld-
Place tphava your rekair work* lpn? Jett govimed miles? e ‘vor I
done is the place t at takes today no their own lighting. Glasgow;
nt§;ds_l€§;tSt_1fiif;mf2 a(:1mgg::)x_'§l,aill`ordsa shining example, and civicl
 lil :ho lean; artly work  ownership of lighting plants is rapidly
Ed qlzsiicky dgggtgh a°ftesI;`,;)§ ' becoming the iule in British and Colonial
We have the reputation of Citric,
being “O K.” on repair work. `
Give us a trial and be con~
vinced that what we say is
true _
Foundes Engineers, Machl
is _E
assaosana
be wise for the city to acquire and operate
a lighting system of its own. Our experi-
'ence as a city in hiring a bompany to do
thew L
meantime t.ie experience of many cities in
snatched in inter:
vals of business and
by ueglect_ of symptoms which have been
warning: him a year past. that his Stomach
was failing lu its duties.”
The symptoms of a disordered condition
of the stomach and thc organs of digestion
y and nutrition are, _afnong others, variable
= appetite, sour risings, heartburn, undue
_ fullness _after eating, dull headache, dingy
I complexion, discoloi-ed eye, duetuatigns in
physical strength, nervousness, sleepless-
ness, dcspondency. No one person will
have all these symptoms at once, but any
one o_f them calls for prompt aid for the
suffering stomach.
The restoration of the stomach, digestive
and nutritive organs to ii condition of sound _
health, begins with the lirst dose of Dr.
Pxerce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The
cure _progresses from that dose until the
functions of the stomach and its'related
By civic dwnersiiip we ought to obtain ‘_
an eflicieut and complete plant in the first
I place, with the llitest improvements, and
  W 3 .cost of production. If profits are made
with full civic control, none of which we
have at present. We should be able
to obtain well lighted streets at the exact
the profits will go into the civic treasur
gm and lsoiler-makers. . ' and nor. into the coffers ofa company.
m i\avigation Co‘s VL harf.
T ltr' viill b
;imi0;m¢,w,,_ p_}`_ |_ ~ c ' e no more calling for tenders,
I hone 125
ly no more Iobliyingr by rival conipiiiies to _
i _ - ‘ _
 s cure the coiitmct for lighting. Of
organs are in healthy operation. Then the
nerves are quiet, thc a petite healthful, the
§leep restful, the eye Ihright, the complex-
ion clear. In one word the body is in a
condition of perfect health. _ ~
“I was troubled with indigestion about two
{?1'S»” Whies Win. Bowkcr, Esq., of juliaetta,
tah _Co., Idaho. “ I tried different doctors and
remedies but to no avail, until I wrote to on
and y_ou told me what to do. 1_ suffered with 3
pain _in my stotuacli and left side and thought
hat it would kill me. Now I am glad.to write
this and let you know that I am all ri ht. I Can
do my_work now without paidand I §o`:l't have
that tired feeling that I used to have. Five
bottles of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis-
covgy and two vials of his ‘Pleasant Pelleui'
CHI' IUC." -
_ Don’t let, the dealerisel1{yoil`a substitute,
if you want _a 'ci1iife.‘_ I_i1si5x.',_on having ~
“Golden _Medical_ §1)iseove__1,-yd,"  N .
Dr. Pieree’s Pleasant Pell'éta;surpass all I
complexion-powders." ' They make the shi#
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their ielvives and frie di in order
E, _, Lven in the biggest land best regulated stores. "’~1f_ i ~ ' “fi _  
I"rf»|n $7.00 to $75.oo _ __ - ~ . 1 . _` _ p  '7_  f W5-f'Af_-"’_"~_
The best time for thesell c ion and puifchuseioi holiday gifts is law-lxeigro the rushibc`gin5.`_if;‘
No better, inure ii; pi-cpriate ¢ rf more acceptable  nt can be selected' for the  person t:l_'i‘ii'ri__T§f~-:I2
a Nice Daiivy Pin lor euiie i r ii parlor Cabinet, 'Reception Chair, Rattan and  Qliair, ,Fancy =
Rocker, Mus c Cabinet, Couch; Ladies’ Vi iifiiigpesk'-and many useful other artimesf' H " 'I U '
Colne and take ai lock mer our `niagniiicent§’ stock and we  ~hardly_t§l_ yl>ii___(1h;i.t_;'§. .i&__u:e <1
lheidy hlV! [Le honor of cjiunti -\ " ,v ` T  'Y ' V ` 'I " `
u S , I ' - - _ l' 11
l¢iwel'Tl\an Eisewhcreiig y u gmc.” Plimn ) tm Paces sei’  " '-
Mark  _& 
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vintage of full, _#fresh szccks, ship leisurely  éavoidii-he ial§lnlffy'7_i
'ices and discoiiifoits that inevitably attendi Holiday shop-ping: I
, _ _ _ _ _
that they may get the ad*
__ l ihlilll
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MICA ls the hizhost trod t AX
, < 3 9 bl! GRE \SEmide. lt contains ro viered mio; wh; ii
f:i‘.aiP.;'::§_‘:i'..°:i'.2:l'.°;‘.':.‘.°::i.iii::':=.,Y,'.*i'=:..°.l=.‘f.r:'.f.°f:.‘:‘..‘°...'...“=°= mr ~w1,¢~
i-i.u.r.as muon mica as an ~ MY- BEN EB
Y OTHER Manufactured by
IMPERIAL 011;.  Ltq
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7"* '-“\`_ -/;4~"l',' ;’f~\,   ‘ »~ ,_ ,. -`( ` _ _e
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Coming Mt'
and 0u
are Already
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airea here and
showliy M W.
Crockery
There ie-
the Pr ee; Ogg-
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£1znv_=“. _ _-___ _ __ _ ' __   _‘Y _f-'f;_____;_ `,»;,-. I _ i _
if __ -_  »\~  ' '»   i -  il,
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tea y one _tin ir sighted people are buying presents for - m& QQIQNUI
(limit ii ico  M-it
_ _ _ __ ,_ Prices on em-yilil
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     011,. _vaifesfei T- as   _itlfi   _ W’ rf* &eliih
weeo“¢»_ftii.$,io.oe..l7_  ii ee   rad ’
The `(-§lotfli‘ if-i a-b'c`a‘iitiful`* 1-Biiié Beaver. I n I
 nik  ,`¢¢_iiiii_i~,_itiitir good 
  lii.‘»e¢i-2.-0     
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V _ Merchant Tailor.
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Ars oft; very
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< _ Are bountiful The liao
_ assortment
_ Toilet Wt.
y      ` it `   *   i     _   wiiwlin ispiiyed
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I _ii  __;_f_=iV f _  I  ` E' °‘ `_ A i`€1_;,i?_'ii~ii A ilF`mcych
p _ Brom Europe Chine and
1 _ - L_ __ _ __i_,'f' -I ~ _  __ Z; 4, Jaynl) Q10 bg mgnd
Are fast appromhing -the season of goal-will and gif '-g?_v`iti§g_"' :_  ‘ ' ' ' _ ~ hero 'm Pig* mia 3
. `_- __ ’:_ » T, » !~ l _'__ .__ _ ;\  ‘;`_;~’ -1 .`_\_4_`  ._   . p V > ` Z _  é
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well1ron§¢f your in-
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