THE BAILY EXAMINRR

A Word About Prescripticns,

We are compounding more and more each week.

Many people have found tbat here they eam always get just what is called for. Just at the time we premise and that the rice is reasonable. We always

use the Dest of everything and our dispensers are thorougbly

qualified.

George EB. Hughes

The People’s Druggist. Apothecaries’: Hall.

pose cess seee “~S e600 eee Oeuse

The Best In The City

That is what we always have in baked goods. We take every precaution in selecting the best ingredi- ents; then we mix them as only experts can do and watch carefully the baking. Our Oatcake is unexcelled.

Try some. ® Only 12c a lb. e a 5 » Telephone 98. : ; : ; DD. Stewart: ; e . Eciirsr BAKERY @ $ BAKES BEST BREAD. 2 nee sevoees # soeonneevecs Wants, Lost & Found

WANTED.—An @rclniuws Uva, ODOC who understands pasiry, must be recommended. Apply at Hote) Davies,

TO LET.—A cottage on Rayfield Street, possession given Ist October. Applv to Capt. I. White, Upper Powna! ~treet,

HOUSE Tv BE LET.—Containing fourteen rooms on Grafton Street, near the Market House. Good stable and yard. Rent modet- ate. Apply to Mr. Donald Nicholson, Lower Queen Street, Gins paid. WANTED.—A young man Department, must have experience. & Co, The People’s Store.

for our Retail Weeks

ROBERTS & CO., scctirons PEOPLE'S BANK BUILDING MONTREAL.

12 year’s Examin:r in U.S. Patent Office. NO PATENT~NO Pay, Vrite for Red Book,

Highest price paid for ladies and gents leit off clothing. Drep a card in the Post Ortice, or call to Richmond Street, opposite Nelson #r6s. Mra. Kirby. Clothing Store

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Call at their residence forthmem, { e+ @e 2.4 8t Qe ~~ c

SOLOMON SLOW'S ADVICE

What I Weuld Do, or Have Done, ij I Were Boss.

I would have the City School Board use al] pupils alike,

I would have the School Board use the widow’s children the same as those of a4 government official,

I would have fair play and no favors in the Board of School Trustees,

1 would keep our watering cart at work Ob, city men, relieve us from the dust ! "

I would build a loop line of the South- ern Railway to euit every man in the dis» trict.

FoLtouwon Siow,

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OBITUARY.

The death of Mrs. Daniel McPhereon at Darlington hs called forth much ayme patoy ic ine community. Last winter her medical adviser decided that an opera- (OB was necessary, and she was taken to ihe. P E Island Hospital. But the best skill failed. The very large assembly of friends who atteaded the funeral to the cemetery at Brookfield was a@ feeling teati- mony of the eeteem in which she was held. She leaves a husband and six children to mouro. Our sincere eympatby is extended.

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SHIP NEWS.

Port of Charlottetown. ENTERED,

Sept. 18.--Dielytris, Cook, Pictou;S 8 Campana, Demers, do; S 8 Elliot, Nelaou, Sydney.

CLEARED.

Sept. 18 —S S Campana, Quebec; SS Elliot, Nelacn, 8’ side.

Constipation

Headache, biliousness, heartburn, tndi- gestion, and all liver ills are cured by

Hood’s Pills

Sold by all druggists. 25 centa

Miss Lillian Lawrence and Harry Bewley will introduce the popular duet, “The In. nocent Young Maid.”

2 2 ee @ @ ® a a 4 eo @ & ee

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A young man with sOme ex- encperie at carpenter work to

learn the art of pattern makin

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Apply to

Bruce Stewart and Uo.

Founders, Fingineers, Machinists and Boiler Makers.

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Steam Nav. Co’s Wharf, Ch’town, PEI Phone 125

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We have opened the second shipment of our Furs and have now a beautiful assurtment to Every day some of the choice things are being picked up so if you are thinking of purchasing any style of a Fur garment this fall t will pay you tu lcok through our stock of

Ties, Buffs, Collars, Boas, Collarittis, Mufls, Mitts, Capes, Jackets and Jackets.

WEEKS & CO

THE PEOPLE'S STORE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

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WEDDED TO-DAY,

Nouptials of Miss Lillian Dodd and Mr, Harry Mahon.

An exceedingly pretty wedding was celebrated this afternoon at St. Panl’s Church, when the rector. Rey Leo Wil- lame, assisted by the Rev. W. H. Sampson, of St. John, N. B., united in marriage Miss Lillian Hammond Dodd, daugbter of Hon. Thomas W Dodd, to Mr. Harry E. Manov, barriater-at-law of Hali- fax, son of the late Edward T. Mahon. The ceremony was witnessed by a large congregation.

Tne church was tastefully decorated by the brice’s triends with palms and golden rod set off by the bright coloure of autumn leavee.

The bride, who was given away by her father, was atiended by Mies Wiuifred Cotion as msid of honor, while Miss Annie Mahon, sister uf tne groom, end Miss Ethel Davies, daughter of Sir Louis Davies, were brideemaids.

The groom was supported by his cousin Mr. Fitzroy Biliot. of Halhfax, while Fred L. H aezard, M. D., and N. Maris Mille, altorney-at-law, fulfilled the duties of ut here,

Toe bride was attired in a handsome gown of white moussteline de scie over ivory satin, a dainty fichu of chiffon and lace being clasped with a diamond and pearl pendant, the gift of the groom: The bridal veil was becomingly fastened with tiny clusters of orange bios-oms and lily of the valley,—and she carried a ehower bouquet of white roses and maiden bair fern.

The maid of honor wore pale green orgacdie prettily trimmed with insertion of valenciennes lace with a dainty fichu. The bridesmaids wore white organdie over pink, designed in the same fashion, and picture hate of chiffon. They all wore initial clasps studded with pearls, the gift of the groom, and carried shower beuquets of pink carnations.

Professor Earle pretided at the organ during the ceremony.

A luncneon was served after the cere- mony at the home of the bride’s parents to immediate relatives and a few intimate friends.

A great many handazomeand valu- able presents were received by the bride on the interesting occasion.

The bride’s going away gown is a handsome tailor made one of dark grey.

Oo their return from their wedding tour

Street, Halifax. Mr. and Mr-. Mahon have the test wisbes of a wide circle of friends, in

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At the home of the _ bride’s parente, West River, this evening, Dr. J. H. Ayere,

riage with Miss Eva M. Hyce, daughter of Mr Henry Hyde. The ceremony will be performed under an arch of exquisite fi wers, the cfliciating clergymen being tievs. W. B. Thomas and J. W. McCon- nell Miss Blanche Hyde, sister of the bride, will attend the bride, and _ the groom wi!! be supported by his brother, Mr. Geo. Ayers.

Tbe bride will be gowned in pearl grey benrietta with white silk and peari trime ming®, aud will carry a handsome bou- quet. The bridesmaid will wear white muslin and wil! carry a dainty bonquet.

is well attested by the large numb<«r of wedd'ng presents received.

Dr. acd Mrs. Ayers wil] reside on Bay- field Street, and will drive to the city dur ng the evening.

{me Examiner joias in the congratula- Crore,

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DIED.

In thie city, on the 19 hb, Sadie McRae, bsloved wite of Fra: k MceM.ilan, aged 21 ys ars,

[Funeral from her late residence, upper Cumberland Sireet, on Friday morning at 8.45,toSt. Dunesian’s Cathedral, thence to Roman CatholicCemetery.

At Earnccliffe, cn September 18, Robert Much, sged 86 vears,

Patrick Berrigan, sged 50 years. The deceased was a on of the late

Berrigan, of East Royalty.

At Darlington, Sept 9th, Mrs. Daniel McPhereon, in the 320d year of ber age

Our Millinery De-

your order. New coods are in, milliners are back again, ei your Order iz before the big fall rash com- mences.----Moore & feLeod.

NOTICE!

ROCKY POINT FERRY.

Cn and after Monday, Sept. 17th, the steamer Elfin will make her last trip from Charlottetown at 6 p. m., and 6.80 from Rocky Point; also dis- contirue 3 o'clock trip on Sunday - afternoon 11—3i,

the happy couple wil! reside at 49 Inglis | ,

GFEGGG SLB | which THe ExaMtner joins most heartily. ,

we MARRIAGE AT WEST RIVER. | 3 Johneon & Johnson.

KEBBESVESRABAP AL

of Charlottetown, will be united in mar-‘:

The popularity of the contracting parties |

At the Cherlottetown Hospital this morning st 1 o’clock, after a shost illness,

Patrick

partment is ready for | sex.

Local and. Other ems

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Cuoin Rebearsal First Methodist Church at 6 o’clock this evening,

ARTILLERY.—No. 2 Uo, 4th Regt CA., will meetat Kenaington range at 2 o’clock Thursday to shoot for badgesjpresented by the Dominion Rifl- Associatien.

Bop Burciary.—~ Op Sunday last bur- glars entered the shop of Louis Saundere, at St. Jobn, and stole $2008 that was concealed in a cash box enc'osed in a large chest under the counter Two arrests have been made in connection with th: steal.

THar New Srarioxn — Anex sbange eays: Mr. Bisir is promising Charlottetown » new railway station to aeciet Sir Lonis Davies in his election. ¢e Mr. Blair wil not be in power mauy weeks longer, it will be left forthe Consevatives to deliver the goods.

Wak Picrurges.—We direct attention to the advt. in another column of the Home Novelty Company of Chicago offeriog large = pinoramie pictures of the Boer war at most reasonable rates. Our readere who desire to have some momect+ of the famous events of the war will not be disappointed if they procure any ot the pictures offered by the firm.

Tue Mornixe Post.—Zhis is the name of the latest candidate for journalistic honors to reach Toe Examiner office. Its birthplace is Sydney, C B, and it is credits uble to all concerned. _Its editorials are well written and its news up-to-date. It is Liberal-Conservative in politice. The Morning Post is a daily of eight pages, and claims an initial circulation of 3000. May it live long aud prosper.

Excursion Rare3.—The C P R people are advertising special return rates be~ tween Maritime Province points and Mon~ treal; the going date being Sept. 27, 28, | 29 and 30 and Oct. 1, the return limit beizrg Oct. 16. The rate from Charlotte. town is $13.30, and from Summerside | $11.85. From intermediate points the | return rate is propyrtiomately low. There

,i8 also a: low rate excureion from Mon- | treal to points west, good going to Sept. | 27, 28, and 29, the return limit being Oct. ) 15. There cheap rates afford pereons de- | sirous of travelling an excellent opportun-~ ' ity of doing so at a reasonable expense. |

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§ WANTED AT ONCE-500 “5 second band bottles from one to twelve ounces in size.—

& Soaps

For the toilet, a very fine line at surprising prizes,

19 cents per 8 cakes for 25 cents.

It is one of the best values we have ever bad.

Another line 6 cake.

15 cents for tiree cakes.

cents per

SPEEA ES da A AGES

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CHANGE OF TIME.

Will sail from Pictou on Saturday, 15h Sept., and fertnightly tbereafter, calling at Charlottetown and sailing from here as much earlier than usual as is

practicable. CARVELL BROS., Ageuts.

~ TRNDERS.

tenders will be received until THURSDAY, the 20th day of September, at 12 o’clock noon, for the erection of a

Sealed

brick and stone building on the site of the present 4pothecaries Hall, in Charlottetown.

}lans and specifications prepared by W. C, Harris, Architect, may be seen at the office of McLeod, Morson and McQuarrie, Queen Souare, ' harlottetown.

‘i; enders.to be addressed to the undersigned and marked ‘Lender for Apothecaries Hal Building.”

cepter. : W. A. O. MORSON, Ch’town, Aug. 24th, 1900.

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TRRESHING MACHINERY Buy the Best

Threshing Machine-vy manufactured by William J. Scott, of M -rshfield, are for sale at the Massey-Harris Warerooms, Kent Street, Charlottetown.

Mr. Scoit’s reputation as a manufactur~ er is well known. Only the very best material is used, and the shakers and cleaners are unequalled for design and

Ch’town, Sept 11,1900—Ex 11, 14, Guar |

CHARLOTTETOWN SEPTEMBER 1g 1900.,

MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE,

32 Remnants And Ends

Dress Tweeds

STANLEY BROS.

Suitable fer | Ladies’ and Uhild- ren’s wear.

We have placed on the

middle counter, just inside

the door, 32 ends Tweeds at

Prices that will move them ; quick,

Lots of nice

Skirt Lengths, awe Lots of nice Cloths

for Children’s Gar-

| ments, ! Some Suit Lengths also, and the Prices Well come and see. Stanley Bros.

Fall - Announcemen

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Our importations in Suitings, Overcoatings, Trouserings, ete, for fall and winter ire now full and complete.

Cool mornings and evenings must remind you that you want a top-crat,

We are showing a magnificent range in correct coatings for spring and fa'l.

If you want a heavy winter overcoat now is the best time to buy.

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Our range in Scotch Suitings for fall and winter cannot be surpassed.

Furnishings ~— Goods.

Shirts, Collars, Ties, Underwear, Waterproof Coats, Umbrellas, Sweaters, Hose, Handkerchiefs, etc.

Gordon & McLellan

»eeee. Men’s Stylish Oufitters,

Caps P*,

‘The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac-

Autumn

Ladies’ Jacketc. German, smeuisa, Now c>3n—our new v._ck, Tartan Shawls for: Golf Capes.

T.J. Harris, LONDON HOUSE

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