THE
DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBER 9, 1898
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For eT.
Xmas
~2.ao Ladies Dressing Cases. Gents Dressing Cases, Ladies and Gents Purses, Fountain Pens for all who can write, Photo. Albums and | Photo Frames, Ladies and Gents Tourists’. Writing Desks. Leather Bound Volumes of the ‘Poet: Books for Boys and Girls Boys Own and Uirls Qwn Arnual Musie Cases, Smokers Sets To- bacco Jars, Stamp Albums for
boys. Everybody invited to
see our Big Bazur. Come early |
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ASZARD & MOORE
SUNNYSIDE.
See S. F. TerBus!
's Latest Novelty
Your photograph copied on a button for 95:, ors for.oUc.
Large size Button lc or 3 for SUc.
A nice Brooch wiih your photo in it £1.00
A Gold Plated Locket with 2 photos in
$1.75.
Call early an 1 leave your order.
S. F. Tarbvsu,!
Hizb Grade Art Far or
Ch’town—183
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Prince Edward Island Railway
(Trains In-
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GET WELL
‘ aking DR. CLIFT’S treatment for Ci nn Le oma registerea in U. &. and Canads, Send :temp forinfermation. or call at CH’TOWN,
NIDAY. SATURDAY. nod SUDAY.
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Unanimous Verdict
That the place to bu: your Holiday Goods the modern Jewelry and Fancy Goods Store, where there is a large assortment of Dice new goods to select from, and the pr cee Will be made (o suit all.
We have Watches, Clocks, Jewelry S lverware, Fancy B ue Chinaware, Fancy Goods, Games, Toys, ete.
JUREY & CO.
Prow se’s New Stone Block Sunryside, Opposite Pert Office. Clocks, Watches ead Jewelry repaired promptly.
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EXHIBITIONS AND. HORSE RACES
Discussed at Last Even- ing’s Meeting
OF THE EXHIBITION AND DRIV- ING PARK ASSOCIATION. Will Aid an Inter--Provincial Exhibition ?
the City Council
There was not: largo aitendance at the annual meeting of tue Charlottetown Driving Park 1 Pes incial Exhibition
Association held last evening. Mr. F. L. Haszard, President of the As-
sociation, presided, and in declaring the meeting Open gave an interesting re-
view of the year’s transactions.
The director’s report wes tken read by the Secretary, Mr. C.R. Smallwood. It was as follows:
By the statement of account submitted to you for the past year it will be seen that the profit of $331.03 on the races held this autumn did not quite meet the permanent charges payable by the A-sociation, viz insurance, taxes, and keeper’s pay. The Traces were very Succ good attendance and sufficient competition to make them x expenses
down to the iowest possit le Your Board du not believe that they can reasonably hope for avy better result in the future, and with unfavorsb‘e weather there would in all probability be a considerable deficit to meet.
In accordance with the recommendation contained in last year’s report anc the re- evlution approving thereof passed atthe last general annual meeting of the share- holders, this Board memorialized the Local Government, asking that the entire grant then given to the different exhibitions in the Provioce be given for one genezal Maritime Exhibition, with a ‘turther amount for the erection of additional buildings,which,under euch circumstances, would necessarily be required.
Your Board also had «# personal view with the members of the Government,
1 essful, fine weather,
all s reerinie ’ rover ibys A. ie were kept | ]
point.
lnter-
when the whole matter was fuliy gon into.
Avnnexed we append a copy of the answer received from the then Pre-
mier, in which we were informed that no grant would be made for exhibition purs poses that year.
This Board also sent a memorial to the City Council asking for a civic grant, to which no answer was receivead as the course taken by the Government rendered it unnecessary.
Under these circumstanees we
decided
to hoid a race meeting alone with the re- sult above mentioned. Your direetors hive not chang 1 their
their last anonuel ecevers the ground so copy ter present
Opinion as expresse i in In leed it t we annex @
report. fully tha
reference.
We only add thst in our opinion it will be detrimentaito the best ins terests of thie Proviece if exhibitions of its cereal growth, dairy industries, cattle breeding and horse raising are aot held here. Theeducative advantages of such exhibitions to-day are undoubted, and we have as& Province made greater an- vance on all theselines than perhaps any
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r - 3 at You have but tu compare any of the Pro- vinciel Exhibitions held prior to 188% witb thatof the year before last and the great-
teria farwarda ll ne naie atride forwards w i ma
neSS ¢ fthe torcibly apparent, and thefurther ev
| of euch advance shown when ur farmers i tition with those of Nova Scotia and New Branswick bronght me with
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vISEASES and RUPTURE. Dip- | Government for what we asked
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them from theexbivitions severally he'd in these Pr last year tang: 1- wrvof of their ability to compete seucecssfui
Maritime Exhibitions.
ovinces
Such cowpetition is however maialy confined to the few who can afford the time ar th risk, and never Gan take the piace ofr exbivitions held in the Province where theyreat body of the people ar brought into easy touch v all t which gives help, x2inpie asa spur the development aud aust s of
agricultural people.
We contemplate with possibiliy of this advance being stayed ata time when in every department of agricul- tural industry there is required a know~ ledge and atechnical +k ll andreamtof by our fathers, and without which a people are handicapped in the contest of life with those possessing information and greeter facil ties for labor.
We again recommend application he
great
iarver
that renewed the Provincial last vear, either a Maritime Exhibition or one gene~
PPS'S COCOA
GRATEFUL COMFORTING Distinguished everywhere for Delicacy of Flavour, Supe- rior Quality, and Nutritive Properties. Specially grate- ful and comforting to the nervous and dyspeptic. Sold only in }-lb. tins, labelled JAMES EPPS & Co., Ltd.,
made to
Homoopathic Chemists, London, England. BREAKFAST SUPPER
EPPS'S COCOA
ral Provincis] Exhibition and the Fame terms.
Your Board would like to have an ex- pression of opinion as to whether it is ad- visable to hold race meetings alone in any year when no exbibition is held.
Io view of euch a maritime or provincial exhibition being held, we would ask from our shareholders and citizens generally a real effort to ~.ake such exhibition a suc- cess. What we mean by areal effort, is that which will ensure that every corner of our exhibition building will be filled with exhibits, similar to those few which we usually have,—a credit alike to the exbi- bitor and to the province.
F. L. Haszarp,
President.
upon
Suas. C, Garviver,
Joun J. Davizgs,
F. H. Beer,
Hector McLeop,
E. RB. Brow,
R. R. FirzGerap,
C. R. SmMaLLwoop, Secretary-Treasurer.
Mr. Smallwood followed this up with a letter from the late premier intimating that the government had not seen their way clear togive agrantfor exhibition purposes.
The adoption of the report was moved hy the President and seconded by Mr. F. U. seer.
The report was thendiscussed, in the order named, bv R.B. Norton, Judge
regret fhe
Warburton, E. H. Norton, 8. W. Crabbe, ‘ry. H. Beer, John Richar. js, Heetor Mc- Leod, Geo. kK. Hughes, James Paton, C. C. Gardiner, Judge Fuzzerald, L. L. Beer and F. L. Haszard.
| Many of the speakers favored the holding of an intersprovincial exhibjtion, and Judge Warburton said he saw no reason why the City of Charlottetown should not donate | $2000 towards the prise list,
| Councillor Crabbe said he believed the Council would supplement the prize list of an Inter-provincial exhibition. 1) on that the report was then pu. snd earried.
On motion of dxdge Warburton second~ ed by Councillor Crabbe ii was decided that a race meeting be held in 1899, wheth. er or not there be an exhibition.
On a baliot being taken the old beand of directors was re-elected, viz., ¥. L. Hae- zard, Judge Fitzgerald. J.J. Davies, €. C. | Gardiner, F. BH. Beer, Hector McLeod and | kK. R. Brow. | Upon motion of Mr. L. L. Beer seconded | hy Mr. John Newson it was decided thatthe
mot
be adopted
two last anual reports and the memorial |sent to the government be embodied in a circular letter and sent to every member
of the Provi pciai Legislature together with soch other information as the directurs may | see fit to submit.
Meeting adjourned.
Things to Make a Note of
Ladies kid gloves—An ever welcome \.mas gift always appr ciated by the reci« i pient. $10 kid gloves are being sold at the Big Store during the holidays at 75c cash.—Jd Paton & Co.
A double guarantee—Our guarantee and Shorey’s in one pocket—das Paton & Co.
There's boot bargains for youat our big sale, now en—RK Jost.
Skating boots at big discounts—R K Jost.
Fars for Xmas gifts we have not got time to eispute who has or who has not the largest, best andcheapest stock of furs, al! we say isthat our coliectien is worth
eeing. Jas Paton & Co, -—_--@ - © --o—___—_—
LOCAL NOTICES.
want a useful X mas gift see Taylor.
If vou
and acceptable our stock of watehes—G H
Ladies Handkerchiefs—An ever popular Christmaas gift. Embroidered handker-
chiefs, St. Gall’s latest stvle in the the novelty way, price from 5c up to 50c.— Pat ; j
Hockey boots for ladies, at reduced
ric co yt K 5 ose . Hockey boots a! reduced prices.—R K Jost. In ladies neck furs we elsewhere, So
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have what you | caonot get it will icterest | vou to see ours before buying.—J Paton & Co
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THER GOOSE’S MARKET
In St. Peter’s Church School- ron, ‘Dec. 13th
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As our readers are no doubt curious to know just what Mother Goose’s market is we will explain. Mother Goose has been a friend of ours since we were in the nur- sery. She isto open her market ia St. Peter’s Hall next Tuesday. The stalis will be under the management of the venerable lady’s many compsp- ions. A& you enter, your admission fee of 10 cents will be taken by the King counting out his Money, who with all the other people will be in cos- tume. The old woman who lived upon yictuals and drink will sell refreshments, Mary quite contrary will sell plants and flowers from her garden, Simple Simon will fish from his mother’s pail articles to sell you cheap, Little Jack Horner will ex tract good things from his pie for sale, and the three little kittens will have mittens to dispose of. And soon with a number of characters, maxing 18 all a capital bazaar where vou may buy Christmas presents
| cheap for every one.
Have tea and agreat dea] of pleasure and amusement as well.
Local and Other ttems,
Tae Weather —Fresh to #trong west winds fair, lower temperature, Saturday fine and colder.
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I.O. F.—Court Charlottetown meets to-night at 8o’clock for nomination of officers and other important business.
Bic Porx.—Mr. Robert Wyand Lai carcass of pork in town today which weighed 628 }bs. It was solJ to G D Longworth & Co.
WE HaVE received a most useful mem- orandum pad and calendar combined, it~ eused by the Standard Assurance Co, of which Mr F W Hyndman is agent here. Tne Gaspesia.—The steamer Gaspesia will ke due in Charlottetown about the 19th inst., and will take freight direct to the Old Country. A large portion of her space hae already been engage ard ship- pers who bave not yet made applica- tion should do eo, Graxp Visitation --The G W Patriare. and Grand Officers of the Sons of Tempc«- ance, will pay an official vieitto Orient Division this evening at 9 o’clock in Wright's Hull. Members will please take aotice and govern themselves accordingly.
Opera Hovse.—Tiie Robinson Opera Company had another very good house last evening when “irminie” was put upon the boards. Thevarious characters were in capable hands, and the opera was well presented. Mr. Frank Nelson was es- pecially good as Robert Macaire, and Mr. Yeung sustained his reputation as acome- dian in the character of Jacques Strop. Tonight **The Bohemian Girl” will be the bill of tare, anda splendid performance is assured. There should bea full house tonight,
Ar Kewty’s Cross.—The service in connection with the formal opening of the
new church at Kelly’s Cross took place yesterday morning, and the attendance was very large, notwith~ standing the unfavorable weather. His
Lordship Bishop McDonald celebrate High Mass on the occasion, and Rev. Dr. Monaghan, of St. Dunstan’s College, de~ livered ao able and eloquent sermon. In the evening the Stations o1 the Cross were erected by His Lordship the Bishop. The new church is one of the most finely pruportioned and beautiful in the Prov- lace, and 18 in every way cCreditable to Father Reid and his congregation. celebs ataecs
Monern ADVERTISIEG.—As an instance of the spread of modern ideas in advertising and the enterprise of our loca! merchants, we notice the publication of an excellent catalogue of 52 pages, containing the ad- vertising cf the following firms, Geo Carter & Co, books and fancy goods; Johnson & Johnsen, druggists; Alley & Co, boots and shoes; Moore & McLeod, dry goods. Maik Wright & Co, Furniture, Dodd & Rogers, Hardware; Beer & Goff, Groceries; James Barrett, Lumber. An edition of five thousand bas been printed and bound and mailed at THe Examiner Job Printing rooms, and isan indication of what our
Job Printing department can do in this line. Free copies may be obtained at this office
by any one interested, The mercharts of Sunnyside have combined at putting outa 20 page booklet, advertising the different firmsestatlisned 1n that block of build- ings. The booklet has been gotten up by Mr Charles Perkins of Perkius & Co., and does him credit.
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PERSONAL.
Mr W A Brennan, of the Summersids Journal is intown. He is a guest atthe Hotel Davies.
Mr A J King, the wel! known represen- tative of Brown & Webb, Halifax, among the passengers by the Princess this He is registered at the Hotel
was
morning. Davies.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
Queen Hotel: John Bryan. Dunfield, Mont; C B Keith, Moncton; Nel McLeod, Summerside; RJ Hurs:, Woodstock, N B; E Boswell, Vic: oria; D E Clarke, Orwell.
Hotel Davies: F Parker Carvell, Mal- colm McLeod, Uity; TG Ryley, Toronto, B C Cox, Souris; E B Williams, Bideford; John J Doolan, Dundas; P L Naismith, Glace Bay; W A Brennan, S’side; A Jd King, Halifax.
_ Men’s Neckwear—A very choice collec tlon of men’s neckwear in the Xmas tie
booth at 25c and 35c, hundreds to choose
from; others 15c, 182 and 23c—James
Paton & Co.
W hen Your Toothbrush Wears Out
Come to us for a new one. We have brushes which we guarantee the bristles will not come out of with ordin- ary use, and all we charge for them is 25 cents.
These goods are made in Paris and are first class fn
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Extra Inducements
FOR....
yaturday
Shoppers
No need to preface these offerings with
much talk—the values speak for them-
selves—Every lady in town should take
advantage of them.
Handkerchiefs
Firat on the list is Ladies Hand- kerchiefs—Switzerlands latest pro~ ductions in the novelty way—em- broidered and lace edge—Ire!and brings the hemstitched linens and lawns, prices from 52 to 75¢ each
= Specials for Saturday
240 embroidered and bemstitch in white, assorted with novelties in narrow colored borders. Also em- broidered silk and chiffon hdkfe,
worth 8c to 15c. oe Each
Saturday’s LOT 2.—480 fine embroidered
Price
lawn and hemstitched handkerchiefs this lot aleo includes hemstitched white eilk, with initial corners, worth. 15¢ to 22c,
Sat urdays 10¢ Each
Price 03062208 6608 2 eoeecusesd
Men Handkerchiefs
The values here offered are not often possible. These were bought at our own offer—you get the benefit.
LOT 1.— 20 dozen fine cord edge
lawn, fall large size, would be cheap at 12¢,
Saturdays oe Price . Se Bach
LOT 2. 22x22 inch, l6c half dozen.
—-Men’s pure linen, size each, or 88c for
LOT 3.—Same size as above. 19¢ each or $1.00 half dozen. LOT 4,—Same size, 22x22 inches,
very fine. wee each or $1.17 half doz
Silk Handkerchiefs
A great variety in silk at all pricee—colored and white.
Special for Saturday
16 only in white and worth up to 45c each for
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colored
25 cents each
Seocsve*seced # Geetaseea
Ribbons
1 basket lot, hundreds of yards
8 j i ith ; d co'# — widths and co Ap yard
1 basket satin and silk, assorted
width s and colors, 15c 10¢ yard
to 35c
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Curling Irons
Medium size, only 60 in the At lot, worth 12c each, only
Saee cote G CuSseeese 0008
Baskets
A lot of satin lined bas- kets to go on Saturday, for a trifle over half price.
2206 MCe8 i OSesesoeseseesd
SILKS +:
We have «li hnodreds of yards the last few days —we have got out another ‘ot to sel! at only
25 and 50 cents per yard. Worth looking at, these silks—see them.
Kid Gloves
Special Offar for Saturday
48 pairs Biack Kil Gloves, 3 dome fasteners, sixes 6 to 6}, actually worth $120 per pair, these weewil! offer with ux blood shades in 6, 63,
PER PAIR
each
Only one
customer.
For Men Only
We want to iniroduge you to our
ayalll
White Shirts,
pair to
fhis is the best $1.00 Shirt sold in Cinada to- day. It is tull laundered made of the best materia] linen and you have
+ them long or short bosom
fronts bands can sizes 14 to 174 Inch, per- fect fitting tai'er shirts, $1.09.
made
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