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panire, I represent will protect you from al! loss.
My claim.
ER. BROW,
Insurance Agent Charlottetown
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Cons panies
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The eraving for variety and novelty, in avd = artistie y things in silver, has kept the disgoers and artisans bney
prodie g new goode, In SPOUN and FORK pat
BP terns, J a showing a variety of
designe, from the end | simples, to the more esaborate.
new
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Beautiful tyupearance Graeeiulin Outline. y Low in Price
Perhaps you think cf gett ine a ‘ew wore
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WW. WELLE
Jeweler.
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We i ty We ure slvwavea at
the “old stand” +e wiv to abe ] ver
any bir g iu tne line of
Bread and Cakes.
that vou care for.
T ahery osu 9S,
D. STEWART
RULIPSE BAKERY
BAXES BEST BREAD.
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TO LET. That large, thre story brick ware- on Cornec of Pownal and Dor- tt Streets, lately occupied by B. & M. Rattenbury, Rent te. Apply at the office of the '¥ estate, Queen Street, A. A. McDONALD, W. W. SULLIVAN, ARTHUR PETES, of the late Owen Jo>oily
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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, FEBRUARY, 29 1898
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fa Pai » i ‘ Lists Vv ices Bh Li tile) () aT of W y ' nd degree ‘ S —T' wo I fe w has faili- at ‘ awa siuce Suoda ast > Mruitary Scusor. — The course of M ary »S nd ; af . ru M i H A oI Thur ia g, March 17th. Particulars later me ( () EP xmas Fh ar % ting of Court { 4Y Ww to ‘nt at 8S o’elock in 4 Ha] I avinent of d ies a d : } ‘ g at G i vx. —A fire last night ~ ‘ 3 rovei a workshop owned by Mr. Hen 1, of Georgetown, as well rof boats belonging to other vi nh were store ion the premises, itistuppored the shop was set on fire The lots is about $200, no a - } * P | w } . > ; I {A — hemem per ine concert
Ha pie Povia
at China Point R.C. Chapel,
Puesdhy evening, March lat. The eee oncert will begin at 7 oclock sharp. Should the evenirg prove unfavourable entertainment will be put off to the ext fine evening. Daily Sat. and MI dint ce p Di es ieee my rT. & ETER A; HEDRAL—~ihe witness
ofthe recent discoveries in Balyton and
Egypt to the veracity of the Old Testa ment. A course of lectures cn this sub ject will he given on Friday evenings, at
7.35 during Lent, in St. Peter’s’Cathedral. Thisevening the Creation will dealt with,
be
bnicenaetpenncnil
A. O. H. Coxcert—.Division the A. O.H. wi'] have a concert in their hal!,cKachern’s building, (Jueen Street on Friday March 4th. Some ofthe very best city talent has been en- suitable to the
Charlottetown
occasion will be deiivered. The concert promises to be one ofthe best of tke season. Particulars next week.
sonata
BoTanicaL.—A most interesting paper on “Carnivorous Planta,” will be read by Mr. L. W. Watson, M. A., at the Tea- cher’s Institute, which will be held in the
Kindergarten Hall,on Saturday evening next. The paper will be an_ interesting
comparison, Of animal and vegetable diges- tion, and wil] show how much alike plants and animels are in a large number cf The paper will be illustrated y diagrams. ‘The public are cordially avited,
oe
Mock Partstament.—The Mock Partlia-
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He HAVANA HOKROR,
Captain J Taylor Woaed thinks the disaster due to internal cause.
Taylor
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in the wer
Capta os. 2. Wood,
ComManua CG vu federate eruler t = x ual tween the iINorta
and the South, was asked by the Herald
Taisbass
for an expression of opinion of the probable cause of the destruction of the Meine te said:
saa ©. Aa' oi
‘Not in this peneratioa, if we excert the loss of the Jit
Cul BS Of} Ww
a terrible disaster befalien any man of war as the destruction of the Ma oe, Im “he | harbor of Havana. Without further details it is impossible to say with any certainty what was the causeof the ex- plosion. We ooly know that it occured at night at an hour when all the erew had turned in, all lights out, and only an anchor watch on deck--that it was cons
tnent of Charlotetown Loige I. 0. G. T.!
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bel an interesting session last evening.
fined to the forward part of the veesel. and, without knowledge of the interior ecotomy or make-upof the ship,it is im porsible to say from whence came the explosion, or what caused it, supposing itcame from within. Protected and guarded as all magazines are on board of these Ships bya series of fire- proof doors, the keys of which are &iways in possession of the captain, with & sentrv night and on guard it is hardlv possible any accident would occur.
A tell-tale on deck automatically registers |
the temperature of the magazine and keeps the officer of the watch posted. ‘he ehip being at anchorand the hour of night preclude the possibility of its having arisen from any accident to the main boilers. or the auxiliary ones. Some accounts speak of two if thisis the case, the primary cause was outside of the magazine. The use of high explosives, torpedoes and electrical lighting have ten- fold increased the dangers of the modern man of war, and the agents can only be used by skilful and proctical hands, I think every thing points toan internal cause rather than an external one. Of course a torpedo exploding under tne magazine would have ti e same effect, But this is possible, though not atall probable. Te wreck vessel, as was the case with this, would require one to be placed with a great deal of care, aud one of gres.t power. it isto be hoped that it will be proved to have been accidental, rather than a matter of design.
DOING HER OWN WORK.
€ xplosions;
(Cleveland P'ain Dealer.) First neighbor~—I saw Mrs. Jones kiss her husband at the door this morning. Second neighbour—Yes, they are too much reduced to keep a servant.
alata,
Tue Foreigy Matt arrived half-past one o’clock.
today at
A. O, H.—Speciai meetivg Sunbay next xt 3o’clock. All members are requested to attend.
‘Lne STanter left Georgetown for Pictou early this morning and arrived at o’clock. She will Jeave on retura
one tus
Ah : : oe : A b Il was introduced by Premier to extent | j,orrow.
the franchise to women. The dill was op- p sed by Mr. J.D. Seaman (Rusticoville) | on grounds well set forth by bim in an able Rev. W. J. Kirby,aud Prof. Lees, followed in support ot the bill and Mr. E, H, fnchemin (Toadville) 1m opposition. | The second reading of the bill will be at aex! session. After parliament adjourned, a:.d lodge resumed bus ness, Mr. J D Sea- ‘san, Chef Templar, on behalf of
with a few remarks presented © Mise Beatrice McNeill with a beautiful bangle pin in appreciation of her services as organist of the Lodge. The pin is snrmounted with sbe letter“B” and ia of 14k gold. On the bangle are the emblems of the order in enamel and gold. Miss MiuNeill thanked the Lodve for the kind- pneas ard good will. Some time was then spent io apeech making etc., after which | t.v meeting closed,
spend.
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Tie Emperor Menelik has alrealy be- gun tO make preparations for the journey to Europe which it was announced some time ago he had decided to make. Mene- lik’s method of preparing for. his Journey is calculated to excite tbe interest of Rval collectors of curios and ant quities in
| Europe, for he is said to be collecting in
his palace all the of} cts of special arcistic intere-t and greatest value to be found througheut Abyss pa. From this collec- tion he will then select the most valuable objects to take with him to Karope as presents for the Sovereigns and heads of States whose countries be may vieit. He intends, it is said,to be absent from. Abys- sina about eight months, and during his absence the reins of government are to be entrusted to the very capable hands of Queen Taiton.
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4% a is “ e £ O-aay : ds iS 7 s% ia AP ~ s% a e a gee -AND.-.--. “4s a Ry - 4 és “as é25 as ~ Suro days cnly a & - ae i we = A Special Display and Sa:sof ¢ ‘ mas ‘ ue a = > 2% 4 Japanese : Ss 4 ts - 4s : | Hd te 1 000s. « wie i ae & se 43 “> ; Lae Ms a —¥nu.broiderea Chair Scarfs 28c to $1.75. ai “ Jis >. : ‘i rN —¥Enbroidered Table Covers 80c to $3.25 x% Ms
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for you to see.
SESE EEE SEE SEES
We specially invite you to this sale, as we think we have something unusually pretty and attractive
—Fmbroidered Piano S.arfs $1.50 to $4.75
—_Embrvidered Cushion Covers 53c to 95c
BEER BROS.
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of Halifax,
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th the Camperdown, has such |
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20 per cent. Discount
In order tomake room
English, American and makes, must. be sold. $1.88, $3.25 hats for $2.44.
Hard Hats from 25c up.
the town.
Remember this
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t have decided to clear our present stock out at 25 per cent of i
$1 hats for 75c; $1.80 hats for $1,153; $2
for 15 large cases of Christy’s Celebrated London Hats, we te iats in all the Jeading and best
hats for $1.50; $2.50 hats for
Canadian Hard and Soft
i > 1 $1
Buy a2 Hat Now
Quality good - Styles all right—Prices away down.
Soft Hats from 25c up.
Don’t go looking around town for ‘ater styles or better quality, for they are not in
Sale is for
WEEK ONLY
No hat will be charged at the di:count price.
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The Wonderful Cheap Men
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THAT GLITTERS
Many are t«ken in now-a-days, and are paying from (en to twenty doilars for a watch pot worth five, by buving from pediers and others who are noi watch- makers.
Do not ba Deceived.
But when you want a reliable watch buy only of one who understands the trade and asks on y a fair price for a good article.
G. H. TAYLOR
Jeweler and Optician. Charlottetown,
Assignee’s Notice
Notice is bereby given that Alexander
Dae McDONALD aud JOHN McEACH- ERN, doing Uusiness at Souris East, un- der the firm name and style of McDonald & McFachern, bave executed an assign- went of their estate to the undersigned, bearing date the thirteenth dav of January, A.D., 1898, in trust fur their creditors. And we do hereby give notice to all persons claiming to be creditors of the enid asxignors, to furnish to us at tLe office lately occupied by the assignors, at Souris Fast, aforesaid, on cr before the firat day of March next, a stateme t of the amount claimed to be owiug from the said a-signors to such creditors, irreepectively, and we do hereby give notice, that any creditor failing to furnish such statement within such time, may be precluded from patticipating in any dividend from said es- tate, purenant to the terms of such assigninent.
Dated this nineteenth day of January A.D., 1898.
ee ED
JOHN McLEAN,
GEORGE B. McEACHERN, Jan’) 20-—lm,2aw _
ihe hata hie mont ae koa Coat ae ont at bar a a ee
Yfe are Clearing Out
Some choice lines Women’s Boots for about half the regular prices,
REASON —The sizes are not complete. Sizes 24, 3, 34, 4 only. You can buy iu flannel lined or
fine Dongola kid at the sime rate,
Cases New Goods Just Opened in heavy and
OOS DOSSSSOSSSCSESSSOCSE SSS SVSSCSISSOSSLE
Come and see, ‘ a fine lines.:
: J.B. Macdonald & Co.
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Standard Life Assurance oy.
OF EDINBURGH, ( Established 1825). Assets, sos 2s 8 $42,000,000.00
Deposit with Dominion Goverament, - - Invested in Canada, - - -
$ 3,000,000.00 13,000,000,00
Policies World-wide and Free of Restriction.
-...e-PAYABLE IN GOLD...... Rates low, and security unquestioned,
YRED. VW. HYNDMAN, Agent for 7 E, Island JOHN‘ O. HYNDMAN, £pccial Agent.
Oh’town, Jau 6, 98—law& w.
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