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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

: 0.6. T Charlottetown Lodge meets tc-nignht at 30 o'clock.

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MontRea Ihe Tiber arrived

i left again

From

. lect . : yesterday an ast nigh

mmnitliialaaitan Forrsters { new court 18 to be or ganized at Summers le this evening. - L,. O. A—The Roval Arch Degree wil!

} . ‘ } he conferred to-night in St. George 1] olge

ieee Su wMeERS s Watt Samples of the ane f several wells in Summerside ave been sent abroad for analysts o 4 ( 270SITY \ ecnrposity in the shape , ee apples grow? together ito One Is seel window of Watson’s drug aiiainai Rernprse Orrerations. Tl sammer about twenty new buildings have heen ‘ { T . ¢ between $60,000 $70,000 Sicilian M asoni \{ special ¢ cation of Alexandra R.A Chap No. 11, R NX Ss. will be held at Chapter Rooms, Masonic Femple, this (Thursday) evening at 8 o' lock. edie

warehouse and Rebin, next to

Street, waa sold

Property Sorp.—The property te Mre the Queen Hotei, Water

belonging

by auction y> dav. the I ircha-er he ng Edward Kelly, Esq, of Southport, for the rnin of $1,360 A. McNeil . Auctioneer, conducted the «ale. -

Ar Tue RBrrrs —The annual meeting of No. ] Company, G a. tae Sergt. Murley

t- ont of a

pr Zz

hell yesterday afternoon

mie the highe-t score, 71 po

Pp yasibl- 80 Corpl. Acorn was second wth wl sont G inners R lev, Peake and E Mclean tied with 60 pints each. The

} } wea her was fine througnent, for an oceasi ynal drizzle of

exceptirg rain. The prizes will be distributed to-n git at the Dritl Shed.

eae Scorr Act Summonses were yester- dav afternoon served on Wil'iam Thomp-

aon and John Macdonald tor first contra- vention: of the Scott Act ijhey are returnable on Monday. Thompson, it is agidk is bar-tender at H.C. Connolly’s, and M 1c onald is similarty el} oved in r’. P Gillis’.

This forenoon William rested on a warrant for violating the Canada Temparance Act. His case w iB come up for t:ial to-morrow.

The Seott Act against Charles Watling and Arthur Thorne came up for bearing at the police court to-dav The eave avainst Watling was adjourned. Thorne’s case was dismi-sed

Seale was ar-

ca-es

Visit ro Tue Convenrs. — In conver- sation with Mr. Stewart, City Schools, in reference to his visit to Notre Dame and St. Joseph’s Convents, he said, “I visited similar institutions in many of the leading cities of the Domin- jon, and have no hesitation in saying that Charlottetown institutions are, in every particular, equal, if not superior, to any- thing 1 have seen abroad. The depart- ments are well equipped with modern school applirnces, and the ladies in charge are clese observers of the latest improvements along educational lines. In both Convents there are a number of pup ils from Quebec and other provinces, showing that these institutions are appre- ciated abroad, as well as at home.”

sselieincsi

Supervisor of

A Crepir ro Ketiy’s Cross ——One of the handsomest country houses in this Provinee is, undoubtedly, the new resid- ence built thix summer by the Creamer Bros. for Mr. James Monaghan, of Kelly's Cross, Thesrchitectural design is decid- edly orginal and beautiful, far more am- bit:ous than js generally attempted in this line. The result is entirely pleasing. The work a!l through is done in first-class style, and is a splendid evidence of the capability of the builders. When it is added that the exterior of the honse was yecent|y painted by our e-teemed house- psinter, Mr. P. H. [rginor, in a number of pleasing shades, it will at onge he understood that the building is completed in @ manner that leaves no*hing to be de- eired.

ellis

Tae Fasryet.—The steamer Fastnet arrived from Halifax about eight last evening, and left again about one this werning. She had a genera) cargo both ways, Captain Churchill declined to take Tue Exaaixee ivto his contidence conceru- ing the yesponsibitity for the collirion reported yesterday. He, how

o’cleck

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ever, said that the collision occurred about two o’elock on Wednesday morning, wheu the Fastnet was two or three miles from Souris. Jt was quite dark at the time, but there was freedom from fog. The Fastnet was heading for Souris light. Second Officer Leary had charge of the | deck at the time, and the cap‘ain was in his room dressing, haying just been galled upto goon deck as they were nearing Souris. He heard shouting outside, and, on opening the door to look ont was knocked off kis feet by the bowsprit o the Chri-ty Campbell; which came in through the open doorway, After atrik- ing the Fastnet the schooner backed off, ' and the boweprit tore away the side of the room and the bridge, and carried the cap- jain onteide. He was so badly burt thet jie coy!d not etund, and bad to be taken to the sgloon. After the Collision ‘the » Fast- | net forged ahead 3 short distance and

then came back to look for the sghooner,

but was unable to ascertain the extent of

the injuries she sustained. Both steamer | god seooner proceeded to Souris, the for-

wier arriving about half-past six o’clock.

The captain had }jis injuries examined

there. He is pretty badiy bruised gbout Sthe Jegs but there are no bones broken.

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Bought marked

fine.

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‘E. R. BROW.

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,

CHARLOTTETOWN, OFPFICE—BROWN’S BLOCK,

WHILE CONSTABLES SLEPT,

Two Prisoners Make Their Es- cape From Custody.

ONE OF THEM IS RE APTURED.

The Other Was at Large at L.test Accounts —Going to Summ» sid.

minutes

past tive o'clock, according to a telephone

This morning abont twenty mes-age from Alberton, constables Charles RK. Burke and George G Ilion had the prisoners George McDougall, Henry Me- Dougall and Ernest Forsyth in their ens t dy atthe Eureka House, up = stairs on

the firet flat The room was losked and the key on the inside of the duor. G orge WeDougall was asleep and the other two

prisoners were handeuffet together, lying on the top of the bed with their clothes and boots on.

George Gillion was on watch until four this morning, when he was relieved by Constable Burke. While sitting on a chair near the bd Burke fell Gillion remained in ihe went to sleep

Ernest Forsyth un!ocked the handerffs. It is not known where he procured the key, as Burke hadit. For-yth and Henry McDougall got off the bed, unloeked the deor and went downstaifs quickly. They took the bar off the front door. and un unlocked it

Constab'e Burke followed soon after, anc Gillion returned up stairs. to look after McDougal. Burke ke;t after the other two, umd captured Ueury Me Douga!! on the Matn Stre c. Oppo. te J H. Myrick & Co’ store Ei nest Forsyth escaped down the hiliin the direction cf Ellis’ hotel}.

Henry McDougall and George McDoug all are in charge of the constable, aud will go by the afternoen train to Summerside

} jail.

asleep.

} } and aiso

room

George

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PERSONAL.

Mr. Geo. W. Gardiner is visiting Boston,

Mr. John A. Matheson, of Campbellton, is visiting New Brunswick

Hon. F. Peters was in St. John on Wed nesday on his way to New York.

Mr. Patrick Kelly, a leading merchant of Montague, is among the guests at the Queen.

Mrs, Dingwell and Miss A. Charlottetown, were registered bion Hotel, Halifax on Tuesday.

Mr. W. C. Kennedy, the well-known in-

snrance agent, has just returned froma

Cowan, cf at the Al-

business trip east. He isatthe Queen Horel. Mr. A. G. Campbell, of Montreal, is

here in the interests of the Trades Journal. This, we understand, is Mr. Campbell's first visit to the Province. He is registered at the Queen Hotel

R. W. Ambrose, formerly representing the Imperial Oi] Company, we hear is now with F. W. Gregory & Vo., Boston, and will visit the provinces ina few days soliciting orders which his personal popu- larity is sure to secure hjm.,

Alexander McDonald, vice president of the Standard Oil Company, has purchased a large lot of land ou Prince E-lward [s land, on which he mten le to erect a sum- mer residence. N. A. Rhodes has prepared an estimate for a dwelling on the property which is to cost about $26,000. Mr. Me- Donald hasan income of $8,000 a day Halifax Herald.

The many friends of Mrs. Frank Earl, nee Lily McKinnon, daughter of D. H. McKinnon, formerly of this town, will re gret to hear of ner death, which took place at her home in Pottsville, Pa., of typhoid fever,on the lst inst. Mr. and Mrs. Kirl

spent their holidays on the Island laat summer visiting friends in this city

and el-ewhere, and were so pleased w-th their visit that they purposed returning next summer and bringnzg with thems number of their townsmen to rusticate here.

—_——_-———-— «-: a -o or

named Mac-

Accipext.—A_ boy Daniel

Suootixe Maemillan, eon of the late

, millan, of Clermont, Lot 19, while out

shooting last Tuesday morning, met with a serious accident. His gun burrt, while firing, and the piece of iron which rests on the barrel went through the forehead into the skull. This piece was re oved with great difficulty by Dr. Macneill, Kensing- ton, who, however, a complished the work very sucgessfully, Part of the brain sub- stance followed the iran, when it was ex- tracted, showing how difficult and = skilful an operatiun had to be performed, and the narrow escape of the wounded bey from instant death. The ductor left the patient

, resting comfortab!r, and not suffering any

pain,- Summerside Journal sage cd

Lanpies, clean your kid gloves with Jose- phine Glove Cleaner. [tis nota liquid, leaves no odor, and can be used while the glove is on the hand. For sale only at A. W. Reddin’s Drugstore. tf

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Farrpoat Race —The second sailboat race is taking place to-day. The boats were started at ten minutes to twelve. Taylor’s boat was first on the first round, at five minutes of two, with George Lund’s Loat second and Pinaud’s third,

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$1.00.

Ladies’ Flannelette Blouses.

the principal sizes in stock,

$1.98.

Ladies’ Flannelette Wrappers.

Full £kirts, handsome patterns, Dozens discount.

BEER BROS.

at a special discount and at a special price. . Ail

bought at

same

EXAMINER .

CANNOT SAY TOO MUCH FOR If,

highly praised, for it has accomplished wonders, as hundreds all over the country can testify. Forto the properties of a really fine wine of undoubted age and quality, there is added the bracing and stimulating effect of a tonic, so that those who patronize this famous beverage may expect all the pleasure that comes from the moderate use of a rare old vintage and at the same time the help they need from a tonic. which is superior to any offered to the public. Gives you appetite. Helps assimilation of food. And above all, gives blood to weak people. Claret Co , 30 Hospital Street, Montreal. ocl5 17 ennai

Clearance sale of bulbs pi t ires and nov els now on at Haszard & Mvore’s store,

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Don’t forget to see our $5 overcoats for men. Ifyou wantacoatyou can’t help vuy ny aed. B. Macdonald & Co’s.

Our reduced prices on Bibles are yenuine, no misrepresentation. We don’t very often advertise cut prices, but when ve do it is a real bargain. Geo. Carter & Co., Booksellers.

See the range of waterproof coats at the

Bargain Corner. We have the English Chesterfield—a beauty. —McKay Woolen

Co. Remember we are agents for the British & Foreign Bible Svciety and sell all their bound Bibles at 20 per cent oizsinal cost of printing and Haszard & Moore.

handsome unier the binding.

MARRIED.

At the residence. f the bride’s parents Prince street, on the morning of the 16th October, inst., by Rev. David Sutherland, Florence Ada, d ughter of Samuel

CSVSET SSEVCSCUVSVCOSS

$ Some Are Better ¢ Than Others.

A person was heard to remark that ai! Emulsions are good, but some are better, and lead-

ing the best is

Cod Liver Oil.

é

$ It ispleasauttotake. Contains ; the full quantity of Oil, aud |

cures the cough. Price 50c.

JOHNSON & JOHNSON,

The Reliable Druggiste.

Johoson’s Emulsion “

ANSWERED.

What Brings Popularity ?

CONSCIENTIOUS EFFORT TO PLEASE.

That Explains Our Bury Store.

Puy FURNITURE of the MAKERS.

MARK WRIGHT & CO,, LTD. Wants, Lost, Found, &e

Advertisements under this heading chargec five cenis per line.

W ANTED,.—Agents make $15 weekly sell- ing our silverware and misceilaneous goad-, We supply nearly everyth ng. Wieite for terms and vatalogue. THE QUEEN SILYER- WAKE Co, }.ontreal, 3i

WANTED IMMEITJATELY—A_ reliahie sal-sman for a store an line of railway; good salary to right man; one acquainted with dry goods preferred. Apply by letter to “Dry Goods,” Box t8<, Charlottetown, octlo

THE FERSON who lost a young pig on Thursday evening last, can getthe same by ealling at Stewar’s Bakery, Kent Street and paying for this advertisement. ocus

WANIED—\ capable girl in a small family, Inquireof MRS BAGNALL, Grafton “treet West tf—oct.4

BOARDERS W\NreD—A few boarders ein be eomfartably accommodated at Mrs MCGREGOxr’s, Fripce Street. 2w (216)—oetl5

W ANTED—Gir! for general housework in a family of three. Apply at this office. octh5

TO LEt—Store and dwelling on.Great George Street. Apply toEWwEN MAcnoUuGAL oct] *—tf

FOR SALE—Pure-bred B’rkshire boar pig, ene year old; took first prize at Provinca! Exhibition thie fall. Apply to a MCNEILL & Co, tf—oché

LOST—On Tuesday afternoon, a fox terrier pup aboyt three months oid. Any person returning him will be reward: d— Rosr Hoga.

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COPY PRESS WANTED-—sSec: nd-hand eopy press, medium size. Apply at this office. ociv—tf

TO LET—A commodicys warehonse* on Pownal Strcet, until now occupied by-A. Horne, Esq. Apply to Dr. BLANCHARD.

septz3—tt.

W ANTED—An experienced girl for genéral aousework ; must be a goo!) cook; reference required, MRs G A DIxon. tf—saety

TO BOARDERS—Mrs 8S. R Stumbies ha good accommodation for: boarders at her residence,+ corner Prince and Dorches‘er Street Situation central. Rooms large and airy. House heated with bot water. sept 23.

TO LEr—tThe first of Noyem ber, a cottage on Lower Priuce Street, aow Occupied by Mrs Leahy —D CHAPPELL. oetli

TU LE (—Hatlf the Cottave adjoining West Rent School. Apply on the premises to Mrs Henderson, Oct 12, tf

MR A P ALLIN_ our well-known bili poster, has received his certificate of member- ship in the Canada and U S Advertisers’ agency. and can refer te them all applicants wanting work done in this territory, oct3

LOST—This morning. in this city, a lady’s silver watch. Finder will please leave same at this office or Geo Carter & Co’s. oet3

TO LET--In Scythport Village, a large shop and five rooms, with a commodious vard in rear of house; possession given imme- diately; rent moderate on applica‘ion to Joun KENNEDY, 4! King Square, Chariottee town. tf—oot3

§ son, situated on south side of Grafton Strest, between Rochtord and West Streets, in good order, Apply to ARTHUR MELLISH London House Building, or corner of Greaf Gorge aad King Strests sept?

TO LET--That desirable dwelling and pre- mises on Fi zroy Street, at present oceupied by Dr Strickland ; possession given lith inst, Apply toM& DC MCLEOD. guur tf—oct3

j. "Es—] fave some yery pice ee ee wis atie Hoc kerels for gale cheap — Loorron. B ighton. septs

—The brick house On Queey Stree wae ean by Charles Hermans, contain ing nine peoms; heated by hot alr: posses. sion November ist. Apply t0 ALEXANDER Horxg. ~ U—se pts

LET-—That beautifully situated two- ps dwelling on Prince Street, now occupiea ol icte a1 Aso. ishge situate on Hills

ju Sel Oiveeh, sataly oceupied by Wallace

eres =

boroug

Arb'ng;: on given atonce. Apply tv See eee ta ee as un beplal a> ite

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C. Nash, Collector of Inland Revenue, to : , ; John W. Fulton, of Upper Stewiscke, N.S, ( the follow‘ng regular goods et lowest prices :

TO Lisk— . house lately accupied by Miss:

momen ren™ {Blowing Their Horns !

Sold by Bordeaux '

Lote of people in our lines make a big blow on their horns to the old tunes of

“25 per cent. discount,”

- 334 per cent discount,” . “ * No one can buy as cheap as we do,

‘No Furs like ours and the One Price

Band,”

and lots of other such rubbish. believe it. Talk is cheap. Blow, brag and bluster may catch the ear of the buyer for atime, but it won’t keep his trade,

The people who advertise in this way is to sell and not to satisty. Their reputa- tion is almost as good as the average circus—all promise and very hittle show. These are not :

WEERS’

methods of doivg business. We believe in marking our goods at prices that will not allow big discounts, We are able to Sav, without “ blowing,” that our stock is CLEAN, FRESH and NEW; and al- though we had neo big discount sale or col- lection of rubbish as a side show the past week, we were as busy as nai‘ers, and our sales have been larger than ever. The public have confidence in our way of doing business, and that is

Honest Goods

ey

Honest Prices,

Don’t you

Our stock is well bought, and we offer

Ladies’ Warm Undervests, 17e.

Ladies’ Heavy “ 40c.

Ladies’ Unshrinkable-do., 75c.

Ladies’ Cashmere Hose, fine, 34c.

Children’s Golf Jerseys, all sizes,

Fine J.inen Towels,- l4c, $1 52 « dozen.

Gents’ Fine Shetland Wool Undercloth in, $1.30 a suit, worth $2.00.

Gents’ Heavy Knit Shirts, 50 cents.

Gents’ Cardigan Jackets, heavy, 9c.

Heavy All Wool Grey Flannel, 15 cents. The above bought cheap and sold cheap.

W.A. Weeks & Go.,

THE PLOPLE'S STORF,

Wholesale and Retail.

Charlottetown, Oct. 9, 1895.

P. B Island Railway

On and after TUESDAY, 8th October, 1895, the trains of this Railway will run daily (Surduys excey ted) as follows —

Trains Outward. Trains Inward,

Read down. Read up. PM AM PM PM $15 645..<.-. Charlottetown..... 1223 6 45 $37 66 59....Royalty Junction... 1268 6 31 427 73 -North Wiltshire....11 13 5 52 442 743.. -Hunter River.....1658 5 47 $B BGT....04: Bradalbane.......10 21 5 23 i ae ree ee 10 12 517 BG BBdinsceasi Freetown........ 9 56 507 66 837........Kensington ..... 95 452 640 900 Ar { Lv 900 430 Summerside 710 1140 L (Ar82 345 7H FOG: 2 vecve- Miscouche........ 80 3 22 74 1281....... Wellington ....... 751 253 Sie ies . Port Hil 2 08 910 399.. ... O'Leary... 12 46 9238 3065.. -Bloomifield. . 6 1219 93 3355.. ong ERO, 10-4 tnae 5il I140 1085 455...6-0.- TIMBRE. 336 <'. 6355 500 1030 PM PM AM AM AM PM AM PM 62 300..... Charlottetown. ....920 54° 645 315...,.RoyaityJunction....905 625 7 340... o> 06 ees pecs cece 840 449 755 405 Ar) Lv 815 415 Mt Stewart 815 410 Ly Ar 810 40 SH . 6B. .cav «<- MOF... caznee- 742 32 ORF 3. cid. va. Bt Peters «acces 72 250 1011 GSl...,. ..Bear River....... 645 203 Ee: Svdecssceou ORES. 615 120 AM PM PM AM vM 825 410..... Yount Stewart..... 810 3 50 Le ee eer Cardigan....... 717 2 38 wae 6 SE...d.. Georgetown...... 700 215 AM PM PM AM Se eee socsee 8 05 2} RB aa haheme Cape Traverse............ 715 PM A™ Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time A. McDONALD, D. POTTINGER, Superintepdent, Gen Me’ Govt. Rys, Charlottetown. Moncton, N B.

A Snap in Sponges |

One Case of nice Sponges

Our

bought ata bargain.

price, 2 cents each.

OCTOBER !

The BULBS. the best quality and sell

month to plant

We keep only

them at low prices.

HASZARD & MOORE,

ROOGKSELLERS. Charlottetown, Oct. 10, 1895.

W. N. TANTON,

(Late in the employ of W. W. Wellner

Having opened qa Jewelry Store on east side Upper Great George Street, wishes to announce that he intends to pay special attention to REPAIRING OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, ete, Having had eighteen years’ experience at repairing he is in a position to guarantee satisfaction, and deliver promptly all work entrusted to his care.

Will also kcepon hand a eelect line of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.

W. N. TANTON,

Fast Side Upper Great George St. Oct. 12—246 w

WANTED IMMEDIATFLY—A competent sr ant for general housework; must be a fi d cook; references required. Apply to

RS F PARKER CARVELL. tf—oet?

“TO LET—Two offices in the Stamper Block Apply to PROwWSE BOs. tfi—-may!

REWARD: LOST—Between Bank o* P. E. I, and Hillsboro Square a plain gold ring. F:nd rt rewarded. Call at residence or office ror J. T. Meflish,

MARINE VILLA TO LET—Situate adjoip- ing Duudas Esplanade, in the most heulth pare of the city, fronting the Hillsborcug

tiver, formerly occupied by Dr Dawson. It hax a fine evecare pease and stable; a most d-sirable idence; rent $20 a year, paid quarterly. Apply to Bens Davies.

oct?]—d&w guarZaw pat law

GIR], WANTED—Goai references re uired. Appjy to Mrs BourKE. Mmadas Es ‘anade, Wate: Street. octll

WAN ret By @ young married coup!

(with ape child two years old), board in

—s family. rite to P O Box 166, statin, yard, iocation, ew sep’

W ANTED—Help for dining room and - chen work. Apply at Queen Hoiel be the hours of 10 and 12 o’clock in the ae ; -augl .

°

references required.

a furnished nouse on rate Stpeet, hea 8

: with hot water, Apply at

Oftice, sep W's

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Hg: 4

TO LET—By the Ist of October ar iat .

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1895.

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Damp, Gold Weather.

GREAT SALE

Gents’ Furnishings, Hats

AND ——

READY-MADE CLOTHING

Going on—25 to 46 per cent. Discount.

_ Gentlemen, we have the proper kind of COATS for fall or winter, damp or cold, rain or shine.

& 1.75 2.705 ob. oe 6.75 7.7 8.75 9.75

10.75 £4.75 12.75 13 75 A Waterproot Coat is one of the articles that you have to depend almost altogether on the man who is selling it to you. Every Coat recommended by us is guaranteed, so you run no risk if you buy of us.

PROWG6E BROS

The Wonderfal Cheap Men.

Charlottetown, October 15, 1895—246

All

Don’t miss this opportunity of securing Bargains. of above goods must be sold.

Dp. A> BRTOR

Leading Merchant Tailor.

Waterproof Coats, Waterproof Coats, Waterproof Coats, Waterproof Coats, Waterproof Coats, Waterproof Coats, Waterproof Coats, Waterproof Coats, Waterproof Coats, Waterproof Coats, Waterproof Coats, Waterproof Coats,

EVENING SESSION

OF—— -

CHARLOTTETOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE And Writing Academy

Opens on MONDAY NEXT, at 7.30 p. m.

the

Those who wish to learn science of Accounts

should attend this Session.

L. B. MILLER, oct8—dy & wy tf PRINCIPAL.

Banum Has Said That Most People Like to be Humbugsed.

We take issue with Mr. Barnum here. country will not be fooled more than once, and wil work man who does the fooling.

We believe that the people of this ihe fate of the

Fionesty is the Best Policy Every Time.

Believing this, we have always tried to give an honest ad. of honest goods at honest prices. We have some genuine good values this fall in READY- MADE CLOTHING. Our OVERCOATS, ULSTERS, REEFERS and SUITS, for Men, Boys and Children, cannot be bought below our prices in the city.

ALSO—UNDERWEAR and SHIRTS, HATS and CAPS, TWEEDS and FLANNELS at our usual low raies, The place is the “BARGAIN CORNER.” Don’t forget to pay us a visit.

McKAY WOOLEN COMPANY.

toisotetsn oe rats nen ant ntenten

Furniture ! Furniture ! Furniture !

All the latest things in Cobbler Seat Rockers, Rattan Rockers, Plush Seat Rockers, Desks, Cabinets, Bedroom and Parlor Suits, and a full line of General Furniture. The prices low to clear out, to make room for new goods. Call now.

P. S.—See our Ladies’ Secretaries, very cheap.

You Won't Feel the Wind,

no matter how damp or penetrating it is, if you have a Jayer of

FIBRE CHAMOIS

in your coat, vest, jacket, cape or other wrap. It defies all breezes and adds no ‘burden of weight, furnishing at the same time the stylish stiffaess and body required in any garment.

Try it as a warmth producer for men’s, women’s or chil- dren’s clothing; you will find wonderful comfort at slight expense. Light, Medium and Heavy weights, with the name on each yard,

Four Fast Colors, Black, Brown, Slate and Cream.

Patented, July 1890, March 1895. 345

JOHN NEWSON.

Newson Block, Victeria Row.

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Charlottetown, October 9, 1895.

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WAY & 60. fh ~ Wholesale Wine & Liquor Merchants, (‘9 —

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BERANE OO 6S

me and See Us

For Men’s Ulsters, For Men’s Overcoats, For Men’s Reefers, For Men’s Suits, Fo. Boys’ Overcoats, For Soys’ Reeters, For Boys’ Suits. Lhe home circulation is.the most valuable for

advertisers. Tue EXAMINER reaches the homes We have a large stock, We are of our citizens every evening. . That accounts } selling at very low prices. Extra

for our le advertisi t ’ : tre tt ae ,values in Dry Goods. THE EXAMINER PUB. COMPANY

J. B. MACDONALD & Cd,

Charlottetown, Octeber 9, 1895—dy & wky

NEW

ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, 243 Hollis & 48 Upper Water St. HALIFAX, N.S. !

P.O. BOX NO, 475,

Advertisers!

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Saturday: NDON ness Cardigan Jackets, 3

| Twenty good value, at one dollar ninety; our price one dollar thirty-

BOOKSTORE

HOUSE." + th | | a juadies’ Kid Gloves, soa eea aoe line of BOOKS, STATION- ‘ | A now lot jist necsived. 3 {SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL SUPPLIES always on hand. “

2 : McMILLAN & HORNSBY,

1. a. H ARRIS, Watson’s Old Stand, Opposite Prowse Bros.

~“Charlottetown,zOctober 12, 1895—dy caw AGENT j

To arrive in a few days, a large assortment of Novels Newspapers and Magazines. aay le ae g . vain Cw—oetlé

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