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CHEAPSIDE’S

SEASON OF.
BARGAIN GIVING.

 

For 10 Days from Dec igth to Dec 25t th,
(\20 PER CENT DISCOUN Tn

011 all the lolloWing lines 1

MEN’S Ready-made Suits, MEN’S Ready~made Overcoats.

# _____J THE V0103. FRIDAY, D CEMBIR, 24, 189?.
$3 -(‘*r%’%%v.“ (v.4r -(ir. f(%fl‘*(t. (v “V..(Y «*%y-,£%§§§§‘+%fi l X

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3 xi ° '~ .41.; 11‘ .5 LOOK AT THE SNAPS.
‘3 if 3 on hat e relatii. cs or friends that you 111 ish to Show E

3 around for present them 11 ith something nice to u ear and a? 25 per cent. ofi‘ Boys’ Suits.

they are sure to like it. Vi e

‘ that strike the men's fancies, and eterything is useful to

hai e hundreds of th1ngs here

*5" “car. Neckwear, Gloves, Silk Mufflers, flandkerchieis, ..
3.. Fancy Suspenders. Fancy Vests. Fine Fur- Gaps etc I;
‘ " '1.

e. etc—~No FANCY PRICES at

C01 rect
Clothiers.

The Commonwealth, ~31-

Hoover :2 C0.

Cit} Hall Square. cor. Main St.

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l 11 luur Xmas
lab 6 Frui IS

‘1\'e have the best varieties at the
lowest prices.

 

Ulll' home made Mince Meat is giving every
ban-faction.

HARDY & BUCHANAN,
GROCERS
414’ \‘otrc Danie cor. Isabel St.

Telephone 269

 

Items of Local Interest.

 

President Gompcrs was re—elected pre-
sident of the American Federation of
Labor.

The

will

A’rnerican Federation of Labor
appeal for aid for the striking
engineers.

it i-1 expected Eugene V. Debs will
lecture in \Vinnipeg some time during
A pril or May.

'l‘hetelegraphers on tho eastern divi-
siuu of the C. P. R. are having some
lit-'lc trouble in adjusting their schedule.
Nothing serious is ant1cipated,

Conductor Thompson and his crew have
been tra 11~fcrred from Liar. Portage to the
Medicine Hat run on account of the great
I‘USll of trailic in the west.

Bryan a: Lee, the cigar manufacturers,
axe distributing a very neat Christmas
souvenir. The young lady is not robed
in a winter costume, still it makes one
think of summer.

The commission of
question

inquiry into the
of cost. of contract, and day
Mr. Kelly and the city
llL‘l‘l an informal meeting \Yednesday.
A11 adjournment was made until the 10th

labor betWecn

of January.

-ltthc Brydon rink tomorrow after-
noon and evening (Christmas day) the
Cilizcn’s band will lurnish the skaters
A good/sheet of ice is
promised to all who patronize this
popular winter pleasure resort.

with lllUsiC.

lhellctail asswiation have decided to
hold their annual banquet at the Leland
howl on Tuesday. Jan. 11th. The com-
mittee in charge are sparing no pains to
make this the event of the season. It is
tl11- 1iL1~lle vi the association to interest
all 1‘x:‘.i1lcl“ to a greater extent. We are
l..ll11’111t1lnfcps are being taken to amal-
I‘ictallcrs and Caterers

gimme Ihc

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Herbert N. Casson Coming.

 

'lhe ~orretary oi the Labor Party has
reteit-wl a. favorable reply to his invita~
non to Herbert N. Cussun to v1sit \Vinni-
peg. The lecture will probably take
P1308 in the early Spring. Mr. Casson
has lately returned from a visit to the
Brillih l~les and is writing in
hay-11v manner of his imures sions and ex-
periences, especially In connection “i.h
the Sicialist movement there. The
Lynn. labor church was founded by Mr.
Herbert N. Cassou in 189 ’1. and

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l’tlle strongest. and most progrea‘nite
, organization of social reformers in \11 1w
lEngland. The church has the follow" mg
l ten commandments:
. ’1hou Shalt earn thine own living,
land not live on rent. profits or interest.
2. Thou shalt help others in propor-
tion to their weakness,
poverty.
.Thou shalt make the highest, possi-
bl: use of the vote, regarding it as a
most sacred trust.
1. Thou Shalt look upon the working-
men of all countries as thy brethren.

’. Thou shalt endeavor to prevent and
abolish war.

ignorance or

6. Thou shalt treat private luxury as
immoral. so long as poverty exists.

7. Thou shalt resist. and overthrow all
injustice, tyranny and social evil.

8. Thou shalt. regard the duties and
happiness of the present 2.5 supreme.

9. Thou Bhaltseek thine own welfare
in advancing the welfare of all.

10. Thou shalt seek out the lawa of
Nature, and obey them.

The LabOr Party also expect to get Mr.
Debs in \‘Viunipcg before the winter is
over.

 

 

An exchange says one of the most
striking features of German government
statistics is the gradual disappearance of
that. middle class which not many years
ago was one of the most contented and
reasonably well—to«do. the small trades-
men and master mechanics. They are
being driven steadily to the wall by the
march of progress and by the greater
power of intelligently directed caDital.
As they are being driven out they swell
the ranks of employees, factory hands,
950., and cease to be their own masters.
Astriking commentary on this fact. 15
furnished by ofiicial Prussian statistics
just published. it appears that while the
number of those industrial and trade cs-
tablishments operated with asaistants has
increased since 18:12 from 635,795 to 791,-
688, or 12¢ per cent, and while the num-
ber of hands employed in them increased
from 3.212.931 to -l,9u9,9»l7, or 51. per cent.,
the number of those enterprises operated
by one person alone has decreased 6 per
cent. absolutely since 1882, and relatively
much more.

At the municipal election in Gera,
Germany. the Socialists captured five
seats in the city council and increased
their Vote very materially. A. feature of
the campaign was that all other parties
in the field combined to defeat the 50-
cialists.

MILLINERY.

‘.\ alking Hats and Sailoxs 1'10n_1 30c: Toqucs
from $2.00; Triimncd Sailors- $1.“ 15: nice are...
hats from $3.:t0 large vehet sha cs $1.15:
trilnn1ing251. \ourown material use or when
wise; ‘elict Tums $1. 00 each: cleaning. curl-
1111: and (helm; feather» equal to new; hair

pads we each; hair nets from So each. Couno
tr) orders promptly attended to.

MISS PARRY,
24-1 Portage Avenue.

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Cor. Princess. Alexander and lic’William

 

 

 

   

 

Streets.
Open :~— 2 - 5 7.30 - 10
Skating 1—- 2.30 «.5 8 — lO

CITIZENS’ BAND -- Christmas
Afternoon 8: Eveninv.

_—_._.

 

Wm. Barnes.
Proprietor.

F. B. EVANS,
Manager.

For Coats at cost.

50 pairs Ladies" Kid Gloves,
$1.50, for 75c.

Underwear away down.

Men’s Suits 3: barn‘ain prices at
the

Palace Clothing Store

458 MAIN STREET.

H0 Hay Goods

 

 

\Vc are offering this year beau~
tiful lines of goods at low prices.
\Vonld be pleased to have you
look through our Lip-to-date store.

 

waging

Books, Presentation Books, Books
in Sets, Bibles, Hymn Books,
Prayer Books, Gold Pens, Gold
Pencils, Purses, Card Cases, \NaL

lets, Shopping Bags, Dressing
Cases, W'ork Boxes, Manicure
Sets, Writing Desks, Portfolios,

Albums, Album Screens, Auto AL
bums, Necktie Cases, Glove and
Handkerchief Cases, Collar and
Cuff Cases. Ink Stands, Paper——~——~——~
Knives, Easils, etc., etc.

 

See our Grand Window
Illuminations.

Yours for value,

W. A. DAVIS,

472 Main. Bookseller and Stationpr.

 

A Merry Christmas.

 

“'0 wish you all the joy which this fes-
tive season should bring- to every ilre-
side.
In selecting your Xmas gifts you should bear
in mind that a well assorted shoe stuck aways
offers many useful and suitable presents.

SLIPPERS

For Ladies. Slippers for Men, Slippers for the
Boys and Girls, and beautiful little novelties
for the Children.

Mitts and Gloves.

Our stack is not surpassed anywhere. and
comprises everything from the ordinary work-
ing mitt. to the fine-1t goods made.

Prices always right at

Fahey’s

558 Main street. corner Rupert-

Cbina H all

572
Is the best.

 

MAIN STREET.

place to'get Useful and
Ornamental

Presents.
(”N

We have a fine stock of
China, Glassware, Lamps,
Silverware, Knives. Forks,
Spoons, Fancy Goods and

Novelties.

Splendid stock. Low prices. Trade with as
and save money.

L. H. COMP—Til, Manager,

572 Main Street, near Alexander.

Xmas

 

 

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“ Reefcrs and Pea Jackets. “ Fur Coats and Fur Caps.
Youths’ and Children’s Suits and O1. ercoats.
LADIES’ Jackets and Capes. LAUIES’ Fur Coats, Collars, Bluffs, etc
“ Millinery in trimmed and untrimmed Hats.
All our Dress Goods and Mantle Cloths. All our Comforters.

\Vhite \Vool Blankets.

REMEMBER thatwe give One— —Flfth off all purchases In above lines of
Seasonable Goods.

RODGERS BROS. & 30..

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MEDICINE HAT,
N. W. T.

D. LORNE Mchcox,
Managing Director.

 

Headquarters in the Territories for all kinds

of supplies.
lfyou want MAHytbiflg Special” Write

 

Groceries, - Dry Goods, 1- Clothing,
Men’s Furnishings. Crockery,

Flour a Feed, Hardware, Tinware.
ETC, ETC

 

 

 

 

’97. GflRlSTMAS ’.97

WW
Just received for the holidays:

New Ties. Silk Mufflers.

Silk H ’kerchiefs. Silk Braces.
77-7“ See our 500 \VHITE SHIRTS. ‘

DEEGAN’S, 556 Main St,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Wm. Morrison 81. Son.

Pnonucn Invon'rans,

Rcystcrcd Telegraph Address,
" \Vav crlcy, ” Glasgow.

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COR.2 1r Exam/11.511 CIIAMbKRS
9\Vatcrloo Street.

GLASGOW, 213$ DeCember, 1895,
Alarsrs. (lie nglzze Ali'l/zng Com/mu},
H’mrzz’pqg, film!

Dear Sir; ——\\ e have pleasure in statinrr that the quality of the
flour made in the \\"1nnipeo- mills of which we have imported consider-
able on this crop has given the highest satisfaction to everyone who has
baked it

Glasgow is pre- eminently a city of large baking establi-ihmcnts,
some of them with a capacitv of? 000 barrels per week land all managed
by gentlemen well quahfied to give a sound verdict on the merits of any
flour. \\ it‘n remarkable unanlmity they have exprcs- -ed thcopinion th 1.1;
nothing finer than y our Patent grade has ex or been placed on the market.

The baking results have been exceptionally high. both in regard
to color and out. tur,n and we can invariably command a higher price
than for the ordinary standard of Bortlivvestcrn Patent grades.

“’8 are, y 0111:: respectfully
\VILLI AM MORRISON AND SON

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LIGER

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The Finest 011 the "Market.

Bottled and in Casks.

ONE PRICE HOUSE
=X/VIAS=

Thousands of
Pretty Novelties

for Christmas.‘

Handkerchiefs ~— Every kind,
splendid silk embroidered, hem
stitched, for 25¢. See them.

Pretty Cups, Plates, etc., for the
children.

 

EDWARD L. DREWHY.

Manufacturer, Winnipeg.

 

U ‘ 1____ A brother claims your so
nmn . #Smoke our ‘Bcllo Llamas"
Label and so help him out.

Army (S Navy

Wholesale 8:. Retail Tobacwnists.

 

’Enion
Buy early as possible

and avoid the rush.

 

 

Th 13 eststock of Imported and Domestic
Ci is. £13” and Sundries at 511 Main Street,

 

 

Dunwoody, Steam 6: Co

S. .corner of James, Winnipeg.