2 Sais aes Ber Bees BSF Baer Bie Bee Vite Vee Vee BVI Fee Sew Srv evr wse Fee eS NE ee eee er eee

ee

SA cna =

on rer

Age.

Age is more & matler of feeling than of years. IIiness makes one feel and look old before #* one’s time. #& S* x The elastic step, steady nerve, bright and #* cheery appearance of the constant user of Abbey’s Effervescent # Salt proves that perfect health is the true cri-

terion of agw Ot

age and Goc & bottle, All d-uggists.

i Comforting

beyond expression to be able 1o go to a place where you know every thing is done in a ftiret clare manner

Our sim is to give our custoin- era the very best value ati he lowest poseible price.

We guarantee al] our work to be stric'ly first clase. Give ue a call and be convinced,

, > > *% | Bruce Stewart and Co’y. “THE MODERN”

Founders, Engineers & Machiniste Steam Nav. Co’y’s Wharf Ch’town, PEI

Phone 125

|

ss ee 222 e224 8F 2S

> 62 oo > @ & @ oom o<e oe

( ‘ : 4 / , p ; ( (

| |

~~ .

SUURERUGER ROSES TESSEROERRURRESUERERROEREE

PRETTY

HY cil —lill

for

Suitable remen.brances

et, my

nds may be selected at slight

expense from our stock of Sterl-

°; : ] lo ing Silver and Gold goc i8.

Watch Chains Chain Bracelets Sleeve Links Rings Sterling Silverware Fine Cut Glass

W. W. WELLNER

Jeweler and Engraver.

FERCHOUCCTECRATERURERDAGRAREOTOCHRORURARCRRRAHRERTEVERESCSCRRRREK ECR COCORERCERRCREERESEOURECENRORORSRRREEER TREN

FOUCORESO?*? "PSS CRCS REERGREGEU RRERERRESEAES een aa

RINK.

The Rink will cpen for the season Xmas afternoon. ‘Tickets same price as last year.

Gems? ....ccccc «000-000. SB FO Lacties’ $2.50 Childrem’s......... «. 81.50 Aftternoen ... $1.50 Present your friend with a ticks‘

or Xmas Tickets for sale at Johnson & John sons A. W. Reddin’s, and Apcthe

earies Hall, or the managers.

B.H. BEEK. B. C. PROWSE SUNNYSIDE DENTSTRY’ MMe M43 ae Ue ae AE Office in New Prowse Block Bret door to the right up talrs. ;

ryy..¥ > ate Aelephone connection.

WECRECEECULGRECGEACUERERGREGECREHERCHGUEUCEGHEGUERCUOCUEHGERCCEEGSQUCHSOUGCHGUERERGGHONGECCCRNCERGREQORUEEOGUGE

|

LT EY TS LT LEERY PI |e LMT TPT

LOCAL NOTICES.

———

Golf skirt patierns jin skirt lengths. |

Just received at F. Perkins & Co.

Come in acd see the new golf skir patterns in 3} yd lengths, at E. Perkins & Co.

Golf skirt patterns in 3} yd lengths a F. Perkins & Co.

Miller Bros for Graphopho

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 Rev. T. F. Fullerton may he obtained at Johason & Johnson’s downtown drugstore or ‘Tne Ex- AMINER Office. Prices 30 and 45 ceats.

A good and seasonable Christmas pres-

eot tor employers to give their emplusees would be a ticket to the Y. M. C. A.

R. K. Brace has published a very nice calendar for his customers, with a picture ot the Canadian Contingent. Having a li wited oumber any person purchesing

fifty cents worth of groceries can get one. d & w. Hockey Sticks.—25 dozem on hand, beet sticks made, Ottawa League Regulation X X_ practice. Genuine

root sticke, unbreakable, 20: each and upwarde, special prices to clubs, Geo. | Carter & Co. l wd.

Come to the half price sale of fancy cups tonight at W. P. Colwill’.

See W. P. Colwill’s add column.

in another

Lime jnice, ginger wine and al! kinds of fruit syrups at Sanderson & Co’s 2i.

PHENIX of Hartrord FIRE INURANGE Co, Cash Assets Over, $5,000.000,00

A share of yonr patronage is solicited for this old Reliable Company

PLEASING CONTRACTS, |

. * GENEROUS SETTLEMENTS, LOWEST BATES.

EK. H. BEER,

Great Georce Srreet | Authorized Agent for P. EB. I}

Also representing other, Fire, Life and Aécidenot Insuranee Companies.

FOR EVERYBODY IN

CANADA'S GREAT NORTH-WEST!

«A Land Illimitable With Thlimitable Kesources.”’

Goyernment Free Grant of 160 Acres of Bona Fide Settlers. For Maps, Descriptive Pamphlets Transportation Rules, ete, Write te A. J. HEATH, DP. GC &. &., ST. JOHN N. B

XMAS SUGGESTIONS. wf Ano %. (Please note for your own benefit and ours.) Ebheny Goods, nice arcortment. Steriing Silver Novelties Geld and Silver Watches Wateh Chains, Ladies’ and Gente’. Geld & Gold-filled Spectacles.

Beaatitul Parloar Clocks Knives, Spoons or Forks.

pleted. Pleaee come in and look | through otr steck.

F HUTCHESON

This list is not by any means com | ‘

| 4

GHARLOTTETOWN -

¥

r

a

'

yc? AWE PS Jet, PAE EKE @

Sd Hs Fg pt reas , a

= res * ; nA as sit pea , ye:

John T. Sickenzie,

& THE TAILOR &

SMUGGLING A S(OV&E.

“Speaking of smuggling,” time federal deputy, “I'll tell you a cu- rious little story. Shortly after the opening of one of the Mexican roads, never mind which, a locomotive engi- neer got married to a native belle in the town at the lower end of his run

_ and set up housekeeping. Among oth-

er things they needed was a cooking stove. He could get exactly what they wanted on the American side, but the duty on hardware of that kind was ex- tremely high, and he racked his brains to think of some way to slip it down to his home without paying the exorbi-

tant tariff.

“A cooking stove is about as easy to smuggle as a baby elephant, but at last he struck a brilliant scheme, and on his next trip he simply lashed the thing to the pilot of his engine. It looked as much out of place as a piano on top of a hearse, but the yardmen were conveniently blind, and he pulled out in triumph. When he stopped at the customs office, the Mexican offi- cials stared at the stove in amazement, but they concluded at once that it was some new Yankee device in connection with the locomotive and asked no ques- tions for fear of betraying their igno- rance of up to date machinery. The consequence was that the engineer got his stove without paying a cent of duty.”

Dace Was Enough.

The young man who was trying te make the St. Joe boat was about two minutes late as he tore along River street. He could see the steamer hands casting off the ropes as he drew nearer, and, bumping amazed citizens out of his way, he rushed for the dock. The gangplank had been hauled in, and the nose of the steamer had swung six feet out into the river when he finally reached the water’s edge. But that did not deter him. He was going to spend Sunday in Michigan or know why.

With a giant swing he tossed his va- ise aboard and then jumped for the tearner. Ile caught a rope and a post and } fast. Every officer on the ted to sce him drop into the

river, and hells jangled noisily as the captain peered over the side. When he saw the intrepid passenger was safe,

the captain was twice as mad as if le dropped into the water. Shaking

had nad

his fist at him angrily. he yelled: “Tiere. you. by jiminy crickets, don't you ever do that again!”

hauled himself time and, turning a look of scorn at the captain, said:

“\What do you think I'm going to do jum! k and try it ovyer?’—Chica-

go Chronicle.

rhe passenger had

aboard by this

Fhe Blood Red Banner.

Royal aud national colors vary with nations and times; but since Cain slew Abel blood red has been the sign of re- volt. In the earliest revolt known te

| Listory, when the Persians rose against | their king 4,000 years ago, they were led by a blood red banner, and during

+

the riots which took place in Paris the men in the blood red caps were follow- ed by the mob.

A blood red flag waved over Bunker Nill when the Americans fought us for liberty, and it was the emblem of the German peasants in their great upris- ings in 1424, 1492 and 1525. Blood red was the color of the trade union flags during the middle ages, and it formed the background of the emblem of the Swiss confederacy in 1315.

Through the whole of French and

every other national history those striking in their own ways for liberty have worn the blood her cap and hail-

ed the blood red banner as their leader.

It is a curious fact that never has a monarch chosen it as his color. It bas been left sacred to revolutionists.—Lon- dop Answers, .

a

The end ofthe vear lots of subscriptions iothe Family Herald and Weekly Star. The Ladies Home Journal and all the other newepapers and magazines are run- ning out. It’s a good deal of trouble to send ycar own subscription away. Better drop mes post card and I’j] call around for your subscription and save you all the trouble. Robert L. Goirton, P. O. Box 84, Oh’town.

Oranger, 15c doz Nrothern Spy apple 12¢ dow.Malaga grapes 20c Ib, at Sandereo” & Co’s 2i.

Try a bottle of essense coffee, Crossa &

lackwells best. jast the thing for Nev

nr >

Year’s Day at Sanderson & Co’s. 21

P. E. ISLAND

Nl ireodl Pyheaiak A od oo ea > toutes ental wot

rt >

i!

et r 24 4 i

by Beat | a) png iecaat ia : rs bs 58 Biase hat dge take eeer ee te: hated ee eet. ba : 4

oe said an old |

~

ainsi.

Openine To-Day

4.T—_-—.

My Store.

300 pair White Lace Curtains from 25c up to $8,00,

10 pieves of Frilled Curtainette, harness spot and other patterns.

Mercerized Muslin in White aud Black. Victoria Lawns in White and Black.

Madapotins Sash Curtains,

Beck Muslins, India Muslins, Piques, White and Black.

Guipure Lace, New Patterns. New Veilings, White Dimity. Colored Dimity, Tucked Apron Lawns,

20 pieces Fancy Muslins from 6c up,

1000 Standard Fashion Sheets to be given

away this month.

CALL AND GHT OND

SENTNER, McLEOD & Co

We can fit any man or boy in

5 the city with a suit of nice com-

ell \ fortable underwear at any price

you want to pay, from 40c up to $5.00,

Of course the 40c”kind is not | the best in the city, but it is good value, and if you pay us $1.09, we can sell youa right ]good suit of all wool underwear, well worth

We have gome especially nice lines of fleece Jined goods from $100 up.

e*eeseewereeeeeceereeeeeeeSCDOereeerves

: It Pays to Buy Your Under- : wear at Ramsay's

@eeeeeeea ene @®OOoeeeevneeoeeseenee 8

BROS G2OOGS2F2LR £2464 £2644 44254 GSES OL 7 O OR

wear, |

RECESSES SHSS POSE SSSSSSSSOSSETSBOCSH 206808 10078046800

R. H. RAMSAY

SOS8'20002@;,,

a

GOLD and

SILVER WATCHES JUST RECEIVED

Also direct from the manu facturers :——

silver Goods, both Table and Fane

Ladies’ and Gentiemen’s Chains

Gold Brooches

scarf Pins

Rings, 0th Plaia-and Set with Stones.

The Birthday Stones are.—

January, Garnet ; July, Raby February, Amethyst | August, Morostone March, Hvacintbe , Sept. Sapnhire April, Diamond | Oct Opel May, Emerald | Nov. To; 4s June, Pearl | Dec. Turguoice

If you wieh anything epecial mad+ to order, please Jeave your order early or there may be a difficulty in procuring ex- actly what you wieb for, as manufacturers report avery brisk trade.

Hi. W. TAYLOR,

CamEnon Brock, CHARLOTTETOWN.

OS SI a teens ttt tettsteet eaten vate

r— and CO Bare Footed

EP SVSSS SO96Ee

<oenane eee tee ole ee

’ AGHAN'S, Queen St.-He we 1S Selling crockery, g'ass-

fF ware and groceries at ke reduced prices.

we ee ae

‘No Never

When you can buy girls

= | nice Strap Slippers und Laced

. + | Shoes; also Chi'dren’s Button Grat rush at y MON 'ed and Laced Boots for

5Octs PAIR

-——— AT-

2. H. BELL'S

i. |

> a es