THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, O TOBFER 21. 1897

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A Pr ee LOCAL AND OTHER -ITRMS | = PARP _OF TRane. Ol F ag ee | caTuagmaetl goat want t,t RE SOLUTION om i Read Paton’s big advt. the Masonic Temple last evening, Horace |

&aY tins ne .. . | Haszard, Eaq., presided, and there was a! Fi is YE meee Years On1v Tovay.—This is | good attendance of members. After reed | Auniversary Dav for Charlotterown Lodge, | ing the minutes of last meeting letters

a Q, q,. 7, The tlag 8 flying on the Hall, } were read trom TT: M. Kirk wood on direct and this evening a celebration will take

t steamship connection between P. E. Island | ETS : vou place to which one hundred and twenty aud Great Britain. —PA SHD B

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five persons have been invited. A communication was also read from

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; the British Col ‘ of Trac A a ee. o oOlumbia Board of Trade |

b 3 t treating of trade with the Klondyke dis-| fo’ 2 Fist eh | parents of Mr. Byron N. Barns, who was | (riot; and another from J. A. Chipman, of | Z

rie: s srside, on Tuesay morn- : ’ aul | married at Summe ide, on Tuesa ) Halitax, oa Canadian trade with the Wee J ing, were among the sufferers by the big Lodies ' tir t Winds A nt x of valuable — . ~~ ‘ he r oe .* 7 ianber aa ' Mr. G. F. Beer’s name was proposed for | / | Your feet cold vet? sae . 7 Mr. Bs ee a ae mem bere hip. j riends of Mr. Barns were destroyed. 7. oo og hr inline ae ote OS Sar. Saas Were Come Oy" The President then reported that the e tn FLOR v i — wn i . . ’ . te, rates on freight on the J.C. R. from P. KE. &

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you will look about for some- Races at Frepericron.—In the free-for nen tod anda he r ‘d kj s thins Seneen sn Seeeeeea. We | all trot at Fredericton on Tuesday Lamy’s |: 1ad again been v vanged, making an \ be ' ' PY eee a ad increase over last year’s rate, which would a - are prepared for this demand, Minota won first money, Steve’s Katrina wean @ loss't . hi ‘ ” } had | - So with a new stock of Felt Boots. | second and Arclight third. It took four Se oe ees ee Oe | ‘Fe ‘ ' : . : been figuring on last year’s schedule. He ; and German Felt Slippers. | heats to decide the race, Katrina eaptur- as ' Ww | ed the first beat in 2.214, and Minota the also stated that together with Mr.* W. H. | ¥ Women’sFelt Slippers 25c and up | three following ones in 2.21}, 2.22 and Aitken and Hon. D. Farqubarson, be had a ‘& « Felt Boots 8c ““ | 9918 & interviewed Sir L. H. Davies on the matter e Mens Felt Slippers 60c “ « * a ee and Sir Louis had telegraphed Mr, a R “ Felt Bouts $135 “* | Lievor Reevrarioy Act.—A summons | Pottinger, of the I. C. R., as follows: ; ‘ i er zy | charging an infraction of the Liquor Regu- “Charlottetown Board of Trade com-| Resolvd to grant receipts for all bills how due as soon as os. ALLEY € CO ‘lation Act was yesterday served or John plains that the reduced rates Island pro: | . . f « VV | R dd, Pownal street. Rodd is charged dite, I. C. R. given last autumn have been possible, please take a time, “4

: ' with selling intoxicants during the pro withdrawn this autumn and increased ae The Shoeists hibited hours between Saturday night a: d | Tates eubstituted. Will be very glad if| é - M nday morning. The summons jg | YOu Can wire me last year’s rates will be

caday | morning. you can wi Rosolved to give better value in ladies jackets and capes, -_ returnable on Monday, oOntinued,. e az As the Minister of Railways is atourto'than ever offered in the town before.

pun ~~ as ee eee eee) | Extaorr Lopes, No. 31, 1.0. G. T. | visit our city it was moved, secoidéd and } purpose celebrating the anniversary Cf} carried that a committee of three be ap -

ther organizatjon bee public, entertain | pointed wo wait oa him with regard tothe Retolved to sell readymade clothing cheaper than ever, mens atta ( ¢ | Creek, ou Friday 5:h November next. An ye eful hecosiow) Be ree ulsters and coats, boys ulsters and coats, mens’ boys and

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| their organization by a@ public entertain-

excellent program is being prepared and) patrenbur Thi “i * * y . . a : y- is committee will also

nothing will be jeft undone to make this | interview the Minister of Railways re the childrens Sults, prices too low and humerous to mention,

entertaioment a success. A small admis- | extension of the P. KE. Island Railway

} aion fee will be charged. along the water front of Charlottetown

and bring other railway matters to his

Moyrreat Eyxrereate.—The Montreal atl vs $ Resolved to place before the youn? people of this city aa

e e e * We only made one | k Star of Monday afternoon published a The matte? of tele . . eet ; grapl service between - quality the best We ' as ——— Yen Windsor fire aaite P. E. Island aud the Mainland was also assortment of always have it fresh pps ipRe? C8 (Seater. Sarew™g S DO | discussed and it was decided to continue * oe 2

train could have reached Montrea! from every day.

d A ¢ Windsor or Halifax in the time mentioned ee the grievance complain- . The price 12c per Ib | the Star’s. picture. must have been © by ,. Se ie { fa e ar e S p } é | speciul bailoon,— St. John Telegraph. The meeting then adjourned, | ;

oy 2 98 i ° a i . : Telephone 98. |, Cocxcy, or Women—A meeting Off 4 most interesting demons tration . of

r ladies to consider and if possible to form a erbone was given. yester r . ‘ 2 ° é . D. STEWART § ccc: Counel ot Ween” ri cig | Bue otFeaterbons wavgvee vowel land house furnishings, at prices that will tempt if not fully

8 ’ | will be held tomorrow Friday morging iO | “peer Bros.’ Gowns in which “Feather-

ECLIPSE BAKERY ihe Y.M.C. A. at 11 o’clock It is earneatly | hone was used were shown, their style, persuade. hoped that all the presidents of existing | and finish being -atrikingly notieeable. 4 @ Bakes Best Bread. nae + ae a gy FBP Beet Bros are sole agents for this popula Resolved to offer our whole stock of 7 SOO Oat er, convenient will be present. The omer ot a Ae ee ; e aa ee men of the various churches have kindly Buy your white blankets from the men . SOOESPOSE“EO SOOT OHOP ’ | consented togive their presence on this | who vill give you the best value, and you nn erc oO in oni occasion. will buy them from Prowse Bros. . , | ; Girt Bapty Burxep—A Fredericton = . . : o4 “ ; dexpatch says: The four year-old daughter | @@#@C9OC@ORe ¢ C9EDECSE COCe top shirts, - blankets grey. white and red flanell, cte. ‘ of William Steeves, Cardigan, was, it is | @ ne . . Walking Shoe @ | feared, fatallygburned yesterday afternoon. : For ; wonder ful ly low all this falf, She was playing about a smal! fire which , $ her faiher started to burn some rubbish i | ; Resolved to carry out each andevery one of the above ‘ ; : when her clothes caught. She was in- . ; In Grain Calf Goodyear Welt stantly enveloped pe her father could 4 | d e ti e resolutions to the letter. : and pateattip. Just the shoe for do to extinguish the flames was to partly | @ Nn iges 1i0n ee; @ this season of the year, A shoe ° bury the little one in loose earth. The 4 FAB rwesroAros . that protects the foot frum the cold §/| child wae so badly burned that flesh @ sod dampness. @ | dropped off in many places. She is suffer- take one of > gry e- @ = : ° Colds in mie many vor Teak 5 | ing terrible agony and the doctor holds out e) ; _ | 8 fe > be traced to the wearing of ig a° ® | out no ho of recovery. , ° : es ; . : Od : soled shoes. If you want a good ° ™ ake ; Everybody s Pills. thi a , @ serviceable fall walking shoe, have $ Bayk Cuaxcts.—Tbe following promo- one hour before dinner -each- 5 a look at this line. A full line of tions and transfers iu the staff of the Bank day. They afford immediate yoo = ; ladies fall boots just opened. % | of Nova Scotia are announced: relief. _»s § oe Mr. Richerdson, agent at Yarmouth, is > ' ‘ $ ‘ as 2 eoee transferred to Charlettetown. e 3? Doses for 25 Cents: hs ; tL , : ig s Mr. Pitblado, of Charlottetown, goes to : 7 he W onderful Cheap Men > . 4 Ke Jost Toronto, to take charge of the new branch, Could vou find a better or . @ e a which is to open at once. cheaper remedy any where ? Mm : ‘ i § t . @ Mr. Kennedy, agent at Compbellton, will w<siime ‘ie 92080 0000C0CO 00000000 0008 | isice charge at Yarmouth. SBS E2cSESG mee : 4 Mr. Laird, of Summerside, goes to . i WANTED TO RENT ~:"";'<° Johnson & Johnson Mr. A. E. Williams, accountant at the : —_e cm s Ss ei. ; : s

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head office, takes charge of the Summer~ i : 7 . : é ide agency. The Druggiste. : | s For six months a small furnished | y, “¢, A. £sson, until lately accountant : af = comfortable house. Apply immediately of the branch at St. John’s, Nfld gif now ia 000 000800009006 0008S 6008 ’ . . ; u | at this office. oct20tf Balifax. | aos “ O8 = sa! | * , jae

has just been received of a consider fs able advance in the prices of Waltham " and Elgin watch movements. We ‘a The Se are have a large stoek on hand bought be- net fore the rise, which we will sell at , old prices while they last. : i

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F ‘ ° . : e . . f: . t ’ , Good lit wear, 130e, now 30c. wrk od in ini i pe ey ign entwat I) Se Sal oo oe Teeth Extracted Skits.

15 pieces colored and fancy silks and sating,.s..+eceeceeeececeserecesess ees dC yard _ No Fictitious Method. No Indiscrim- . New Blouse Waists, in Persian designs, the very latest novelty, inate use Cocaine. Mo Injurious After

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Ladies Doesxin Gloves, Morley’s celebrated make eeeet ene tees eeeseseseesesse .56e pair 145 Queen Street. Silk Plush, as wrted colore F>¥ fanev work, ete,. seee eee eeeeseeseeesesseeesees . 25€ yard none FURS.—Beautiful noveities, anu one of the nicest svocks in Canada to select from, :

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A comfortable dwelling on Dor- * ; ea os chester St, containing eight rooms. : g eg a Immediate possession given. Rent

The underai offers by priyate sale his valuable property, situate on the corner of moderate:

Pownal and Richmond Streets,and occupied by him as a store and dwelling. — Apply to tunity to any person desirous

remain secured on the property, at 5 ;per cent, aunum,. For further information, Office on Peake’s Wharf.

apply to the owner. J EDEN.

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