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Church services. - METHODIST. 3t.— Prayer meeting at 1015) ecko” DI at ll and 7. Sunday Schoo and Bible Class at 2.30

“i . reh Frayer Grace t " , Kirby ai il

pev i meeting at 10. ‘ and 710

, rm of Water and of, the Spirit Tope. eeartZ of Springhill, ¢N 8 at 7 ae school and bibie class at 2.15. Ep- so eague ot 3.30. Strangers cordially in- wort Seats provided for jstrangers.

yited. : PRESBYTERIAN. —Prayer meeting at 10.15. Rev. Ttheriand at ll and? Sunday school

and Bible class at’ 2) st James’— Prayer meeting at 10 Rev. T. » Fullerton at ll ard 7. Sunday school and pible class at 2.30.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND. at, Paul’s.— Moly Communion at §&.20, aye at il Sunday forpIDS prayer | Ab aay ye and Bible clase at 220

all seats free and un-,

wening Prayer at 7 Eve welcome.

appropriated Ever) ~pody gt. Peter’a.— Holy Communion at’ and il, pains at 10.1 Bible Class aud ¢ hildren’s catechising at 2-5). Evensong at 7 BAPTIST.

payer meetingat 1@°0 Rev.C. W Corey q lband?. >unday school and Pastor’s Bible gases at 250 Strangers welcome and pro- yided with c -mfortable seats CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH fornercf Prince and Grafton Sts Geo Wanifold at it and 7. A.orning toric Amen of God. Evening tonic— The King- ; eof Heaven as represented by the parables eonday Scheol ant Past: r’s Bible Class st om. Prayer Meeting Wednesdsy even ng

ai sft. CHRISTIAN Chareh.—U pper Great George St. Services atiiand 7. Sunday School and Bible Class

a2) Y PSC E Prayer Meeting Wednesday | pana

evening at 7.30

if SALVATION ARMY,

Sunday services at 7, It, a.m.3,andat7 p m, Week night services —Vonday, Taureday, Friday and saturday at8 p. m.

’ MISCELLANEOUS.

GosrPEL MEETING.—Remember the Gospel

ting in the Y. M C. A, parlor Sunday

aiternoon at 4 o'clock, conducted by the Railway men. strangers always welcome.. leson— Luke !9-12—Tne parable of the pound

Chestnut Street Gaelic Service at 4 p.m.

LES US SUPPOSE

that you Want to buy a Watch. If this is true, we have the Watch you want to buy.

All thatis necessary is for us to get together and agree on*the Price

PRICES AND QUALITY

of our immerse stock will con-

vince you that we are at the * head and front in the waich trade.

W. W. WELLER,

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They Must Be of Good Qucliiy

Don’t you think that when we have io increase the number of pies every daythatthey are what we claim them to be, “the best that good ingredient and shillfal workmen can make.” Try one to-night, here are our prices ;

Mince, Apple, Lemon or Tart Pie 10c, Cream Pies 12 and lic each, Cocoanut Pies 15 and 20c each, Chocolate P.es 30 and 25c each, Doughouts 12¢ per doz., Tartlets 10c per doz,

Telephone 98,

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firm of J. M. McLeod and Co has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.

The wholesale business of the Am- herst Boot and Shoe M’f’g Co. is as- suming such proportions that it de- mands all my attention, and in order to be free to devote my entire atten- tion to this trade, I have withdrawn from the firm of J M McLeod & Co, transferring all my right, title, and interest in the said firm to Mr Arthur A. Alley, who will conduct the busi- ness as heretofore in the name of ALLEY & ©O, and who is author- ized to collect all debts due the late firm of J. M. McLeod & Co.

While thanking you for the patron- age bestowed on the late firm, I solicit % continuance of the same to my successors.

J. M. McLEOD, & CO.

Ch'town, May 6—’97.

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Referring to the above we solicit a continuance of the patronage . given the late firm of J. M. McLeod & Co., andto assure you that the same will be most gratefully appreciated.

The Slater Shoe Department will be increased by the arrival of several cases on Saturday, and all other lines of stock will be kept up as heretofore,

Accounts will be sent out at once, and it is eg ially desired that

, Prompt settlementg be made. LLEY & COQ, 1 town, May 9-97

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THE DAILY

LOCAL

W. P. Doviw’s repair shop is connected by telephene.

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Heanrz’s Haui.—Reyv. Dr. Heartz wil!

preach at Heartz’s Hall tomorrow after- noon at three o’clock.

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Tae Wearner.—Partly fair, local rain, winds, a

fresh south east to south west little higher temperature. ®

meen Sove Service atthe Gospel Meeting in the Y.M.C, A. to-morrow afternoon at

345. Everybody welcome. inicaiadilisiiastbe Ponice Corrr.—This forenoon Lottie

Dover, for vagrancy, was sentenced to six moOotbe’ imprisonment with hard labor.

Grace Cuvnrcu.—The Rev. Dr. Heartz of Springhill), N. S., will preach in Grace Church to-morrow evening at 7 o’clock.

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Hetr Anonc a deserving cause by at- t nding Miss Lantry’s concert in St. !’stnck’s Hall en the evening of che 3) st,

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| Tose who attend the minstrel perform- ancenext Wednesday night had better

pr cure a set of iron bands for their sides as the jokes are side-splitting. Those bands can he obtained from members of the committee.

_——s_- Tae Campaxa.—ite stesmsbip Cam- called at Charlotteto-7n yesterday, bringing a large aud yeneral cargo. She left pgain the same evening for Pictou on Her outward cargo included 1000 cases of eggs. oneniiilteteiin Metuopist Cuvrca.—The services to- morrow in the First Methodist Church will be of specia] interest. The excellent | choir will contribute appropriate music, and the Rev. Dr. Brecken, an able and eloquent preacher, will occupy the pulpit | at both services.

Tue Last Rires.— The funeral of the Jate Alexander Macpherson took place this morning aud was largely attended not- withstanding the rain which fell. The members of the Caledonian Club in plaid and bonnet preceeded the hearse headed by the club’s piper. The pall- bearers were Captain McMillan, Peter McCourt, Cap- tain McDougall, Neil McKenzie, Bruce

| Stewart, and James Colwill. The Mass of Requiem at St. Dunstan’e Cathedra! ; was sung by Rev. Dr. Morrison.

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Marriace Betis.—At Kensington yes- | terday evening, Mr. A. Raby, the popular }

manager of the cheese factory st that | place, and Miss Maud Hopgood, daughter \of Mr. W. H. Hopgood, were united in matrimony. The interesting ceremony was performed in the Methodist Church, Rev. T. A. Whiteman tieing the nuptial knot, assisted by Rev. Mr. Opie, of York. The groom was supported by Mesers. W. W. Hopgood and J. F. McNeiil, and the bridesmaids were Misses Ruby Darrach and Ethel Hopgood. The popu- larity of the happy couple was attested by the large number of valuable presents re- ceived. Tne Examiner joins in the con- gratulations.

Jupi.ek Committe Meetinc.—A meeting of the Jubilee Committe of the City Council was held last evening. Delegates were in attendance from the various societies, and ;ali promised to do everything in their. ‘power to make the celebration a success. Mr. Blanchard, chairman of the School Poard, said that the teachers and children would participate in the celebration. It was decided that each society would take precedence in the procession according to the date of its organization in this city, and the representatives were requested to afford such information to the City Clerk as early as possible. Col. Moore was appinted Chief Marsha]. Owing to illness His Worship Mayor Dawson was unable to attend the meeting, and Councillor Nich- olson presided in his stead. The next meeting ofthe committe will be held on Friday evening next at eight o’clock.

AND OTHER ITEMS

VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES. A meeting for the promotion of the fund forthe Victorian Order of Nurses was held this forenoon in the old Legislative Council] Chamber. Those present were His Honor Lieutenant Governor Howlan, His Worship Mayor Dawson, Councillors Nicholson and Johnson, Hon. David Laird, L. L. Beer, Charles Palmer and W. L. Cotton, Esq’s., and Dr’s. Richard Jobn- son, J. I. Jenkins James McLeod, 8. R. Jenkins, Peter Conroy, F, D. Beer and Janes Warburton.

His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor explained the purpose for which the meet- ing was called, and upon his motion Dr. Joknsoa was chosen chairman.

The subject matter of Lady Aberdeen’s proposition was then discuseed by His Honor the Lieutenant-Governer, Mayor Dawson, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Laird, Mr. Beer, and Dr’s. Jenkins, McLeod and Conroy.

The following reselution, introduced by Mr. Palmer, was unavimously adopted :

Resolved‘ That so far as this meeting is informed by the statement issued by Her Excellency Lady Aberdeen of the nature of the movement to establish a Victorian order of nurses to commemorate Her Majesty’s Diamond Jubilee, this meeting is of the opinion that inasmuch as tbe scheme of anew Prince Edward Island Hospital, to be built and supported by voluntary contribution, was in contempla~ tion prior tothe promulgation of Her Excellency’s prospectus; and inasmuch as it has been decided that this scheme eliall be undertakev in commemoration of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, therefore the object set forth in Her Excellency’s state- ment will, so far as this Province is cou- cerned, be largely, if not fully, accom- plished; and al ho igh in hearty sympathy with the movement set on foot by Her Excellency, this meeting does not now deem it advisable to commit itselfto any aefinite action in regard thereto.

Meeting adjourned.

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Saturday Night.—Snaps in sweet peas, American Wonder and Stratagen peas. See south window of Carter’s Seed Store.

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The newstana at Carter’s Bookstore is

lo ded with the best and Jatest magazines, illustrated and fas} io1 papers and daili s.

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Ladies Velvet Capes

Special value in Ladies’ Cloth Capes. In Ladies’ Waterproof Cloaks. A very special assortment of Children’s Bonnets, hoods, Tams, Hats, etc.

Muslin, Cashmere and Silk Hoods and Bonnet:.

A wonderful assortment of Ladies’ Blouses in all the

BEER BROS.

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The balance of our Bankrupt Stock still cffering at Bankrupt Prices.—Brex Bros.

Special discount

Infants’

EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 15, 1897.

Bankrupt - = - . » Clothing

BANKRUPT SUITS

For Children.

BANKRUPT SUITS

For Youths,

BANKRUPT SUITS

For Men.

150, (One hundred and fifty) good all wool Suits in a nice dark grey check, tweed, worth $7, $8 aud $9, your choice for $5,

44 (Forty-four) dark brown tweed, worth $20.50, bankrupt price, $6.76 86, (Eighty six) all wool Irish Serge Suits for men, worth $12.75,our price is only $8.90 200, (Two Hundred) Alabama Tweed Suits, size 36 to 44, worth $13, your choice of the

four different shades, for $9.15,

Dero. FrsrsDro.aAry

Blouse Suits, Sailor Suits, 2 piece Suits, 3 piece Suits, Men’s Blue and Black Worsted Suits, Men’s Tweed Suits, Youths’

Tweed Suits.

Hundreds of odd lines in boys’ Suits. Boys’ odd Pants, Men’s Suits, Men’s odd Coats, ctc, that must and will be cieared out regardless of cost.

Men’s Pants, worth’$1.25 for 75c; Men’s Pants, worth $.50 for $1.90; Men’s

worth $1.75 for $1.25,

Pants,

PROWSE BROTHERS,

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HASZARD & MOORE

Want Good

Results and Low Prices

Bargains civen For Thirty. Days

I have decided to sell my stock of Cloc Watches, Jewelry. Spectacles, &c., &.,t a big discount for cash for thirty days. A persons buying ten dollars worth of goods i that time will receive a present worth one dol lar or have it deducted off the article they purchase. Any person having watches or clocks out of order will do well to have them r-paired and put in good running order by me, and regulated by Town Time. The articles entrusted: to me will receive my pesenal at tentio.

Store open from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.

G. G. JURY,

North Side Queen Square,

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CUNN & COMPAN'Y, LIMITED

Merchants, Millers & Commission Brokers, Halifax, N. S., and London and Liverpool, Eng.

PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS

EvAN THOMPSON, Elmsdale, Merchant, - - - - - President Beprorp R. Bent, Amhert, Merchant, + - . - - Vice-President Joun Bricaty, Rockinghem, Merchant, - - : . : Secretary- Treasurer

EUGENE SULLIVAN, Halifax, (late Manager A. Gun & Co.,), - . H. W. C. Boak, LL. B. Barrister, Halifax.

SOLICITORS.—Messrs. Ross, MELLISH & MATHERS, Halifax, AUDITOR.—W. Simms Lez, Halifax.

BANKERS.—HALirax BANKING COMPANY, Halifax and Branches. OFFICES. —At Mills, 19 to 23 Campbell Road, Halifax N. S,

Manager

Present Capital of the Company, - $70,000.00

Divided inte 3,500 Shares of $10.00 Each. 350 Bonds of $100.00 Each

The bonds bearing interest at 7 per cent. are redeemable ten years from date of issue, and are to be secured by a first mortgage of all the property, assets, and franchises of the Gem pany to be made to the Eastern Trust Company of Halifax, and by a sinking fund which will provide for an of the bonds at maturity.

GuNN & Co., LIMITED, has been incerporated by special Act of the isla ; Scotia, March Ist, 1897, and under the provisions of its canta it is Soe pte all the Mills, Warehouses, Properties, Good Wills of A. Gunn & Co,, Campbell Road, Hali- fax, N. S.and Brichty & Pace, Upper Water Street, Halifax, N. S., and these properties have been taken over by the Company with a view of further developing same,

A few of the shares or bonds are still unalioted and the Directors beg to draw the atten- tion of merchants and others interested in P. E. I. produce the advantage of being connected with this company. Each share ur bond holder will be advised weekly the state of the Euro- pean and Local Markets. Hay is a special feature in the business of the And their Cold Storage arrangements both on this and the other side of the water will ome them to handle all ee ee —— than hitherto. The Secretary of the compary is now staying at t vies House, Charlottetown, and is ed to give any informafiow respecting the business, ’ a . _—

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