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Received on Saturday another

lot of Millinery Goods in

Goffered Chiffon Spotted Necklin

Straw Trimming

Flowers Hats and

Wire Shapes

NOTE,--—Our

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Millinery ment has removed to the floor, wher

TIMES th

room we have had her

fore, and wider the direction of Miss

Van Stone: the ladies ef Chark own can copend wpon receiving s« hing choice in the Millinery lire,

WEEKS & CG’S FRENCH

KID GLOVES

We had 60) pairs ten days ago, we have cnly 368 pair. Why! cause these goods are just as we vertised, £1.20, 1.80, Gloves for only &2c pair. If you ¥

ing nice for spring, buy them oze

those American Hats at Weeks & Co. | fine steers, imported from Prince Edward Everybody prenounces them ‘as “he! Island, having completely soldout his nobbiest evcr seen in the city, They | lsrge stock of Easter beef. Knowing that

are selling fas

WEEKS & GO

The Peoples’ S‘ore,

aiff} I > all IRs ai{{}(j»

tf

hi) WIlisks

At 15 cents some at 10¢

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REDDIN : BROS.

Opposite P. O.

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will sail for New York on opening of navigation Freight carried low. Apply |

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 8, 1899

Rosins.— Lieut Governor Howlan re ports the arrival ofa number of robins in Government House grounds,

Sono Service at the Gospel meeting in Prowse’s new block tomorrow afternoon at 5 46. Strangers elways welcome.

J

Ger One.—The Prince Edward [aland Magazine for April is for sale atall the bookstors ad t R.H. Mason’s nw stand.

ii ailiaiades

More Siaxs.—The boys have commenc- ed sailing on ice cakes in the dock between the Steam Navigation and Poole & Lewis’ wharves,

lila a

Tue Stranitey.—The Stanley made a

good trip from Pictou this morniog to Georgetown, having clear water nearly all the way acress. Among th- passengere were Hon. B. Rogers and Mr, Tidmarsh. There were on

board about 76 tons of seeds for Mesers. George Carter & Co. the P E 1. seedemen. The special arrived io town at2 p. m. eqemetgnitionn TuearricalL.— Reserve Tuesday evening May 9th for the splendid performance in the Opera House of “I'ne Rogus Widov.”

first

e-tu| This funniest of funny comedies will be presented by the “Garrick tte. | Dramatic Club ot Charlctietowr,”

whose efforts in the part ip presenting “Our xegiment,” “ Who’s Who” and “ A Cup of Tea” were eo thoroughly appreciated by a theatre going pablic.

mMe-

Lecrure.—The Rev. T. F. Fallerton’s lecture in St. James’ Hall on Monday evecing next is an event which every per~ son with any literary teste should atiend, Killarneyfand the Giant's Causeway is the subject. Selos and music by some of the best local talent will be rendered as the view3 sre thrown upon the canvass. Ad-~ mission 20cts.

no'v be-

ad-

Istaxp Stook.—Mr. Thomas Meagher

of | i lied yerterday a pair of exceptionally

Pretou people | ke good meat Mr. Meagver tries bard to procure the best that money will buy, and he eays thatthie pair wil

ake even better meattban his Easter beef and cannot be beaten. He also re. ceived another ine lot of turkeys yester- day from the Islaad.— Pictou Standard.

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Carp or Taaxks.—The committee of

St. Joseph’s Chureb, Kelly’s Cross, wish

- = to eXpress their sincere thanks to the 2 audience for their liberal patr onage on Easter Monday night, also to St. Dunstan’s College Glee Club,

the League of the Crosse Bard and others for the music rendered; aleo the B. 1.8. Dramatic Cluband their Instructor, Mr. W. C. Whitlock for the loan of costumer, aod Mr. W. J.Brown for his kind and valuable assistance.— D. B. Reid, pastor.

Silvela’s Politic Act.

BUREN

Maprip, April 6.—”remier Silvela haa i given greet satiefaction by announcit g “i }that at tbe forthcoming Parliamentary Ws, elections the candidates nominated by the e | Chamber of Commerce t i\roughout the

te hme with lie an >

ges | singaom will be accep'ed in :' es

ithe cfficial candidates, and w

} support of the

every caSe as lreceive the

Government authorities

| This ie equivalent to a declaration that mM) they will be elected, sincein this cou:

i such ath ng asthe defeat at the polls ol

| an Cflicial candidate is unknown.

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Hostilities in Bolivia.

Tima, Peru, via Gelveston, Tex, Apri! | 7.—According to the lateet edvicesa from . > se :

he seat of hostilities in Bolivia, Foe = awe i Federalist s, or insurgents, bow Hoi

Santa Crux, t

reduced their po-

Cochabsam be, Petosi and President Sitjons near Ururo.

Four thonsand yards o! black and colored ribbons just { received.—Jame; Paton &

Co,

SESS 6969 28NSS0689 cSVSSTSO

‘$1.00 | A PAIR}

, = . Alonzo has

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SERFS YE PIE ESE EE ey

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Charlotte ‘own Board of Tra

The Gen-ral Qunartely Meeting of

Corpo at on will be held at the Bosrd Room, Mas vie Temple Building, on the fvening of Wednesday, 12th inst at 8 O'clock:

9? E. T. HIGGS,

Secretary

de

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FOR LADIES’ BOOTS and SHOES

dow full at this price to-night.

Tenders Wanted

net lers wil be receivel by the undersigned =P to and on ‘he 22nd day of April next 2 elts, promi-sory aotes, judgments and _ ac~- crowing to the undersigned, as

189, for the purchase of all uncollect

cotnts due Assignee of the estate of Edwin McFar ach tender must be accompanied by cent. of the amount thereof, either in oF certified che at the office of }

the lo vest or any tender.

ue. For fall particulars apply atthew & McLean, So. ris, € undersigned does not bind himself to

JOHN McLEAN, Assigne

.++SEE THEM mae a8 U8 at

R. K. JOST:

Your choice of a win-

lane ten cash

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PERSONAL

Among the passengers to town by the easiera Lidia (uis morping were Mr. Geo. Kemp, Mr. Jas Melsaac, city, and Mr. A. C. Cullen, Bay View,

The names of Stewart Simpson, of Bay View, and J McNeill, of Ke neington, did not appear in the paragraphs previously publieued regaraing the Master examina Hous in aualomy at McGill. Both paseed.

A number of Prince af Wales College students returned to town by both east- ern and westerns to-day, after spending the Haster holidays in their various homes. College opeus on Monday.

The Gower Street Methodiet Church, St. John’s, Nfld., has extended a call to Rev. H. P. Cowperthwaite, who was at one time stationed in Cuarlcttetown. JMr Cowperthwaite has been pastor of the Methou‘st Church at Carb. near for & ver. years.

Mr. W. D. Y. Earle, son of Mr. S.N. Karle, of Charlottetown, was a member of the Lachute hockey team which won from (be Hawkesbury champions in a match played at Lechuie a few days ago. Mr Earle played in thé forwards, and put up grand game. The Watchman and Ottawa Valley Advocate, which came to hand to- diy, basa fail accountof the match anda good likeness of the players.

It is pointed out by an exchange that Sir William C Macdonald’s princely benefactions to McGill bave not obliged him to draw very largely on his savings. He is still the largest holder of bank stocks in Canada, figuring in the returna just pub- lished for $150,000 in the Candadian Bank of Commerce, $150,000 in the Merchants Bank of Cavada, and $410,000 in the Bronk of Montrea!; a total of $710,- v00,the market valueof which is con- siderably over a million and a half. His income from this source alone is over fifty thousand dollars a year and as he ie sup~ posed to make something out of his tobacco factory and other investments bis aggregate wealth is probably increasing uwotwith~ standing his large gifts to education.

On Easter Saturday the Cardinal Arch- bishop of t'ome raised to the priestbood, among many others from all parts of the civilized world, the Rev. J. T. Murphy, of the Diocese of Charlottetown. Father Murphy had been for anumber of years ia the Erernal City where, at the Pro- poganda and aithe Canadian College, he bas prosecuted his philosophical and theologieal studies. He has spent a year in an Austrian university, and his vacations in the various countries of Europe, mak- ing @ special etudy of Janguages. Father Morphy will thus be & veritable polyglot, and aseuch specially qualified to render fervice to the teaching eteffof St. Dun- sten’s College. He is ason of Thomas Murphy, E+*q., Kinkora, and a brother of Dr. Murphy, Tignieh.

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F. G. A. INFORMATION.

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discussion arose the Robertsou-Macoun about the sufficiency of Island nurseries, aod although it was stated ¢ hat there were six of them, their location and the uemes of the proprietors bave nct transpired. iwent tothe Fruit Growers’ g intending to elicit informetion on

Sirn,— Considerable at the

meetings

time of

meet

this im;portant pojnt; but, absorbed in other matters of vitel interest, forgot to sk about Lureer.es. Can you name the xix t APPLE JACK. [ We shal] allow ownera of nurseries to auewer this question through Tuz Exam.

iIneR's Columone.] iii di cnicel Things to Make a Note of.

Loya} Crusaders—Monday eveniog at 6.59.

Remember Tuesday evening. Why? B: cause on this evening the Rev. Mr. Withvcon be, of Summerside, will lecture i of the Prince Street School Library fond, in St. Peter’s Schoolroom. Subjec', Newfoundland, illustrated with stereopti- can views. From the well-known ability of the Jecturerarare treat is in store for ail those who sball attend. Admissicn lO cents.

ALL HEADACHES

from whatever cause cured in half an hour by HOFFMANS HEADACHE POWDERS iv cents and 25 cents at all druggists,

in a

——

Great rush for Mats and Caps at Prowse Bros. All the newest and best now in stock Drop in and see the new styles Prowse Bros, 31

Just arrived—a fresh lot cocoa shella ai Brace’s grocery, the best drink yet for weak stoimach—try them.

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t Glock ' Doctoring

What’s the good of a clock if it doesn’t keep time? Well then let us send for it and make it right; don’t put it off any longer, but let me know righr away. No cure, no pay.§

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Local and Other ltems,

Ear.igest Yer.—The foreizn mai] are rfved in town this morning at balf- past ten.

chitin

Tat Pr ws,— Winds, increasing to moderate gales, south east and east, in- creasimg Cioudiness followed by rain.

A New Deprartore.—A Methodist min- ister has beer appointed chief of pclice at Hamp'ou, H. H., in the kope that he will suppress the liquor traffic.

A Dextas.—Mr. Jonathan McWilliams, of Brackley Point Road, desires us to say that the statements made by “* Milk Ven- dor’ in yesterday’s issue are not correct.

Temreranck ALuiance.—The anvual meeting of tue Charlottetown Temperance Alliance, will be held in the parlor of the Y. M. C. A., on Thursday, the 13th inst., at 8 o'clock.

uiibeedic

GosreL Meetixc.—Remember the Gos pel Meeting in Prowse’s new block, Suns day afternoon at 4 o’clock. Strangers always welcome. Lesson, Eyh 6-13. Christain firmness, iceeliiiaiinasl

Nova Scotia Exnisition.—The Nova Scotia government, according to a Halifax dexpaich, has decided to admit the Island to the exhibition this year, but not in future years unless the Island removes restrictions Concerniag that province.

IsveR=ProvinciaL Matcues.—At the annosl meeting of the New Brunswick Rifle Association decided to ask the Nova Scetia and P. E. [sland associations to put off the inter- provincial matches, usually fired on June 14th, toa later date and to adopt regulations enitable for the new rifle.

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Grace Caurcu.—On account of the chureh teing cloeed Isat Sabbath the congregation of Grace church will have their Easter music and other exercises to- inerrow. The special sermon to the W. M.S. will be preached at night by request of the ladies. Collection for the W. M. 8S. Morning theme--‘‘ Exploded theories of the Resurrection.”

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Losster Fisuinc.—Unprecedented pre- parations are being made tor Icbster fish~ jag west, & number of new establishments making a bid for this valuable crustacean, and the old houses offering bigger prices than ever before for green fish. Offers as high as $2.50 per hundredweight for green fish are reported. Many old packers are contracting to sell green at fency figures.

Beexinc Forests.—A late despatch says: The forests for milee around Tam- pico, Texas, are burning like a furnace and a8 far as the eye can cee there isa streak of fire and smoke apparently draw-~ ing near aod nearer tothe city. Fears are entertained that the fire will reach the Waters Pierce Oi] Co’s depot, endangering the lives of scores of people.

Orera Hovse.— The following

ton’s Reper.oire Company.

Week beginning July 6—Butler’s Dra- matic Stock Company

August 2 3-J.K. Emmet and Gil ton in ‘*}ritz in a Mad House.”

Septem ber 21L—Gorton’s Minstrels.

September 28 79-30--YVale Bros., Spec tacular Company.

October 13-14—Culhane’s Minstrels.

dibli celia

New Srace.— Work upon the etage in the lasement of St. Dunstan’s Cathedral is about completed; and it wil’ be used for tae

fir-t time on the evening of Thrrsday next upon which oceasion an entertainment will he gven for ihe tenefit of the Cathedrz] fund. rhe silage is at the eastern end of the building, and is thirty-five feet wide by

twenty-five feet deep. There are large dressing rooms on each side which are connected with the stage by stair-cases of five or six steps. The stage was erected by Messrs, William Hennessey and Peter Dunne, and the paintirg and staining has heen done by Mr. Daniel Redmond. The workmanship throughout is excellent. The programme prepared for the entei tain meotis agood one, and it will doubtiess draw a full house,

Carbolic Disinfectant Soap

For Household Use.

Medical Men agree the free use of a good car- bolic soap in the kitchen is a sure prevertative of cen. tagion, For washing paint

utensils there is nothing iike Carbolic soap. We havea

large quantity of Disinfect- ant Soap, and will clear, it out at 5¢ a large eake.

6. F. HUTCHESON

. Watchmaker etc.

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Queen Street.

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attracs |

tions have been booked at the Opera | © House — } May i9 20—Sretson’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin Company. Week beginning June26—C, P. Flock- | §

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ity of the gocds.—From these low prices we

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STANLEY BROS

The UmbrellaJis a necessary

part of every Jady’c equipment.

For

sun or rain it is equally indispensible

Most ladies are very yartieular in re-

gard to both handles and coverings,

and to those we reint our remirk

We have just opened 250 in black

we have ever shown.

Prices from 35¢ to $3.50 each

Hollow steel tubes or sticks, whichever you prefer.

TANLEY BROS,

‘The Always Busy Store

orecese.escene

a”

ceived aroither big lot of sa

ij ‘These are marked same e prices considering the @xtra

,

purchases last year,

They are made in these sizes only: —

ENS S12R, - - - - - 4a

Wriwgs ..2-. ten

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mre 5 ae “y - 4 y let aasititierten ames : se We have re SA ee ae mes A shoes, (35 csees.) a year. at very clos ° further discount of 20 per cent. cash. Ry’ Come and see them S? pleased with their <> és WT © AS Wom ey g ap UBL , S% nS 2 BOYS

A YOUTHS S122, - ---- -

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Alley &Co

POSSE COO OCOOOOOO OL GOSS

mVEryon? Wat tuure tiru

and brown, which fcr quality, beauty of handles and furability, are right up to the mark,—They aie direct from the factory, and the best val ue

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fo* killing all disease germs.

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which are sold at Se per twin bar.

Housecleaiing.

2e@¢ 2.048 S89 *F4 Se Se ee

Use plenty of it_and be bealtby.

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As the spring hourecleaning season is approaching it’s wise for the ladies to con- -ider how they are going toatiaip the best results. Take the advice of millions cf people in all parts of the world. aad use"noth«

“Sunlight” & “Lifebuoy” Soaps

Each‘ bar of these world renowre! Brands carries with it a $5000 guarantee of absolute purity. They will remove the dirt qiickly and Feas'ly and Ikave a pleasant, sweet odor about the bouse, and wii] not ruin paint work ae do“ Washing Powders, and adulterated soaps.

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