THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, 8 1898

FEBRUARY,

eons sms ————————— scmewor a FR a ame ar eR . “ xe : , mm “ss say . } é’ LE ee ig fi LOCAL AXD UTHER [TEAMS COURT OF CHANCESY. »/ ’ a e = Thecase of the Merchents Bank of VA . | a St. keke n’s Le uige, A. F. and | Halifax vs. Klishs H. Wright and others, RB , .al. Regular meeting too! cht. | began before the Master of the Rolls this Odds and a j eta, at Apsenrg cal idan Seas Ein ds at Tax Wearner — Light to moderate | was taken at one o’clock M. McLeod, Q.

winds fair and mild. C., ou behalf of the defendants was mov-

ing for a non-snit.

i Selling’ I.0. 0. F.— Meeting of St. Lawrence | M

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Fettjobe’s California Breakfast Food, }3c per package.

It is made from selected Pacific Coast wheat, bulled and erushed by improved machinery.

It can be essily prepared for break fast, as this crusbimg proeess makes it soft and tender, and easy to cook.

JUBILEE TEA

A few packages left, in handsome enamelled tins. For sale at

SANDERSON & CO. THINK

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to your business when burn- full

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ed out, even with insur-

ance; be with no insurance.

A prudent man always insures his property.

I sepresent good Fire Com-

pan ies,

E. R. BROW,

Insurance Agent Charlottetown

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will not force you to go without a watch. People whe have been around and looked, say thnt no where can they find so attractive a selection to

cho.se from or so low prices.

Why don’ you get a new, neat, stem winding

full jewelled watch we have a big stock of them ad they don’t cost high

h TU. You should cirry a new watch;buy it at

Jeweler.

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BAERS RRS SEES:

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Cr r Ap ple, L ard Coeoasut Pies

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Cream, are made to-dery. pple Pies, 1Me¢ each ‘mon Pies, 10¢ each 1@2 each

[2c and 15e each 15¢ and 20¢ each 10c a doz

ream Pies, ocoanut Pies, Tartlets,

A Le Mince Pies, c Cc

Bread 5e per loaf. Teieraone 98. D. STEWART § ECLIPSE BAKERY BAKES BEST BREAD.

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Tue Ladies’ Aid Society of the P. E. I. Hospital will give an ‘“‘At Home” at the residence of Mr. B. Re gers Thursday after | noon, February 10th.

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ARTILLERY Competirion.—The official returns of the Garrison Artillery efficency competition for 1897 are given in the Mili- tary Gazette. No 1 Co., Charlottetown, wins the trophy with a score of 251

Ir next Monday evening the 14th inst., is fine the public temperance meeting

points out of a possible 260; No2 Co., booked to be held inthe hallat North comes third with 242 pointe; No 4 Co., Wil tshire will be one of the most interest-

ing ever held under the auspices of Triumph Division, Besides lots of local matter being prepared forthe meeting. Rev. G. M. Campbell of Ch’town, will de-~ liver a temperance address. The meeting will be worth attending. Collection free.

Souris, made 199 points; No 3 Co., Georg- tows, 193 points No 5 Co, Montague, 186 pointe; Nol Co. St. John, takes second place with 250 points. The official report from whieh the above is taken is in lina with the announcement made some time ago by Tne Examiner. The Island boys are to be congratulated upon their excellent work.

Lecture Postpoxsp.—Owing tothe non- arrival of the views which Rev. T. F. Fullerton intended using to illustrate his lecture upon London, in St. Peter’s Hal] next Tuesday, and which were telegraphed for a fortnight ago, this lecture has to be postponed until further notice. tf.

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Very Sucegssru, Bazar.—The bazar in sid of All Saints’ Church at Cardigan Bride was held, as advertised, on the 2nd and 3rd February. It was an unqualified success in every respect, and all concerned are to be congratulated. The net prox ceeds amounied to $200, a splendid sum fora emall parish. The committee in charge take this opportunity of thanking ail those who helped to make tle affair the succens it was. They wish also to mention in an especial mannera donation of $10

The supporters of Mr. Geo. E, Hughes, are requesved to meet at the store recently occupied by Miller Bros., to make arrangements for elec-

Fach and every line of Dress Goods marked in plain figures.

This sale willl be for cash only,

Sale to continue un‘il further notice.

So Gome Quick

Shop open from 8 a. m., till 6 p, m. eack day.

The Wonderful Cheap Men

PROWSE BROTHERS,

from Captain Malcolm Macdonald, of | tion day. This will be Mr. Geergetown, and donations of $5 each shes = from .iohn McLean, E+q., Souris, and J. Hughes’ Sondqaannens 5, G. Scrimgeour, Eeq., of Cardigan Bridge. | ~~ : ee ae eee ae DIED. A Lowe.y Lire.—An exchange says: On Feb. 3rd, Thomas, infant son of

There are gRob'uvon Crusoes in the world | George Pope and Anne Winsloe Wright,

yet. ‘There is ove within a very few mile8 | gved 11 months. ‘Suffer little children to of Dighy. In the winter Bear Island has} come unto Me, for of such is the Kingdom only ane inhabitant, and his duty is that of | of Heaven.”

caretaker of the bui ldings and premises ne belonging to Mr. W. P. Rice. The solitary In this city on the 8th. inst., of gastritis, inhabivant is Mr. Edward + | Milton Sutherland, dearlv beloved child ot

Isaac and Isabe! Carter, two months

Sw ith’s Cove, who bas tested the advan- aged ope year and

tages of a secluded life as as ever |

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Crnosce did. Mr. Rehinsen has a boat tv (Funeral on Thursday at 2.30 p. m., to means of which he crosses to the main'and | People’s Cemetery.

when neceseary, and he frequently has a pe CRI SCR AA ES NIE visitor drop in end call. Outside of this Don’ s confound Covoa wine @ith von

his life, for the time being, is occupied | eoctiona that happen to be labelled ae with the daties of housekeeping, bis) such. The best ie the Sovereign Uceoa oul companions being his dog and his Wine. ; books.

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The celebrated ?. D. Corsets are absolutely A without rivals, and occupy the FIRST PO SITION in the world’s corset trade.

P. D. Corsets are tailor cut and hand finished, and only the very best materials are used in manufacturing the novpareil goods.

Thew have been avuarded 10 Gold Medals, and received again the Highest Prizes in Brussels 1597, which shows the merits ot these corsetsr

To be obtained at al] leading Dry Good Stores, from $1 to $30. per pair.

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a pair of Men’s waterproof over shoes, sizes 8.11 and 12.

750 buys a pair of Ladies’ Felt Boots foxed with leather, and plain, sizes 3, 4 and 6. $1.00 buys apair of Ladies’ fine Boots, (job lot) sizes 24 to 5, regular price $..35 to $1. 6e a pair.

$1.25 buvr apair of Men’s Dongola Boots, suitable for wearing under cvershoes, Other limes at equally low prices. See them before buy- ing elsewhere,

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Klondike.

Start from Vaneouver Because

1. VANCOUVER is the best outfitting point on the coast, goods being coneider— ably cheaper than in the United States.

2. VANCOUVER isthe nearest port of departure to the Yukon district.

3. VANCOUVER is the termious fof the C. P. Railway, whose steamers wil! start from VANCOUVER this spring.

4. All .orth-bound eteamers call at VANCOUVER, 5. Direct steamers to Yukon ports

have new commenced to run from VAN-~ COUVER. 6. VANCOUVER is the only Canadian

port where paxsengers iransfer direct a train to steamer,

KLONDYKE i is :n Canada, outfit in VANCE) YER, and save 30 per cent, Custot » Juty.

W. GODFREY,

Trade, Vaneonver,B.C

A, A. McLEAN, 0. C.

Barrister, Etc., 3rown’s Block Charlottetowsz

: ‘ orson, Q.C ,and McQuarrie for the : : a “1 Lodge to-night at 8 o’clock. Luitiation. complainant+; M. McLeod. Q. C., and| @ H/) 4 Pri Ces D NY Mise t! . Gre at Eastern Tea on Stewart, Q. C., for the defen jants, »} Ry . L S paira bi ya" boots, $l 7a. 1 Dominion Day. Watch for advertisement re : i B > now $1.26. | later. THING TO MAKE A NOTH OB, 4] 60 pairs Men’sa boots, fine, ; -t ee & $1.75 now $1.25 Ar tug Cargs.— Boats crossed both ways C.M. B. A.—Branch No. 216, C. M. B. " e ) 5 pairs Men’a boots, cork | todas ‘ The mail special reached the city | A., will meet in St. Patrick’s Hall this gear. ee ee eee) gee /}] sole, broad toe, $2.50 now $1.55, ®bout 2.15. evening at 8 o'clock. . . KY 30 pairs Men’s felt boots, elas. : oe ae a ae Be a | Now is your chance to buy Black Dress Goods, as we intend to make this one of the ¢ fe » ela Civic Euscrios ~fPhe civic election D. C. §.—The annual service of the : ‘D.: 4 f j . es se ws “lovee a | will take place to-morrow. Polling will Diocesan Church Society will be beld this greatest sacrifices of Dress Goods ever known to the people of Prince Edward Is!and. - > | rs len’s o go! oots, : - ‘ : . © . ing ¢ 7 On; ) eal Yhare 2 > Or +. - at ca eae” | begin at nine o'clock and close at five. | @veming at sill t a ae typhi Fine Black Serge 30c for 18c, Fine Black French Serge 35c for 20c, Bashet Cloth worth é + Wp ve Se Che polling booths will be the same as | he sermon will be preached by the Rector | 90, fun OFn FW ef . i T= ; > ? | >: ; = ee 4 +) ai me “2 “pI : leather } last year. ; of Summerside. Collection for the So- oC Me: ty wine Diack Mermc, worth Gc, for 45. Heav y French fwil . 46 inches w ide, beset | peer ciety . $9¢e for 50c. Black Satin finish, 8 8dc, for 60c. All wool Cashmere, 22c, 28c and 38e. Fanc& ¢ $1 10 ae wasnt oo en a ae eres meeting I. O. F.—Meeting of Court Avondale Brocade 22c, < 2/c, 35¢, and 48ce, a met i : ; Of the ty Council was held last evening | toni 8 Oo’ + ‘® 9174 pairs Mienes Regia tadl,| i: which the miners of the i We are bound to make you recognize the fact tbat we carry as nice a line of . $1.50, now $1.10. ee | meeting were confirmed aud the accounts! COME to the young men’s social in the i Uther ines at equal value, i ior the monta passe -. j the school room of the Brick Methodist eT >a > > — Church this evening. Admission 15 | ' " . . j , . + int Tn Srantey left Georgetown this |! cents. A good time guaranteed. Every- N ; = AILEY & on norning at 7 o’clock and reached Pictou | body come, and bring your friends. ) spout DOON. She wii leave Pictou on | A meeti ng of the sup orters an: 2 Uf e 4 irnh tomorrow morning, If the g@ond! | Br } held pe : ‘ : ae =e ruce, wil! be he this evening at 8 J The Shoeists sare favorat o’clock in the Y. M. C. A., parlor, to " — oa complete arrangements for tomorrow’s WE ARE Evor UTION. —Mr.J.E. B McCready, ps All niles @ work please attend. i E . s f * i om eee ed el Basen Shei wb phe ee 1 ee the city. We found out during stock taking that wehad too much Dress r r r on,! as vuld it efieet the hris- } en ee a “7 " r , 7 ¥ iP 5) i= re t} [ f tian Religion,” on Monday aaah tn in | aud entertainment will be held in Rustico | Gor ds 80 you can make up your mind that we are bound to reduce our stock. I ts I YJ Greet Gharch. ‘Admicsion tree. Silver | Hall, on Tuesday, the iSth of February. * a P ©’ L collection only. Those who heard Mr, | Admission l0cts. Ladies with baskeis Duncan’s lecture will be anxious to hear free. dy & wy. SELLERS_*+ a Everyone come.

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