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Moore & McLeod,

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( ; ¢ ‘ 4 They're good Corsets — é ‘ well made—well fitting — ¢ ; but we haven’i a complete 4 range of sizes in any of ‘ these lines—se we cut the é ‘ price «to the bone,” and ( ¢ away they ll go. 4 ‘ Here they are— : . LOT NQ. |! ‘ gs 19, 34, BA, 2G, 27, é . lar price 50e, for Sec f ; LOT NO. 2 é ; _ ’ ») » ry ‘ , ) r gular 65c, for tie ? $ Eig s : é Sizes 24. 25, 27, 28, regular ¢ é tcr re 4 © LOY 4 é ‘ Sises 20, 21, 22, 26, 37, 22 ( , regular $1.00, for.. . 60e ¢ * ais LOT ‘ a - . , - i : é | é LOT ¢ | fs v.20, .20, 2], 3, 22, ¢ £ r r $1.55. for Qe; ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ 4 €

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March Magazines

The March Nos. of

Leading Canadian American Magazines

The and

are noW on our news counter. Also St. John. Halifax. New York and City Papers

Lots of NEW BOOKS just openec d.

HASZARD & MOORE

Fashionable Stationers.

SAUCY CECIL.

Ceci] Rhodes must have a strong pull or he would pot talk so near the treason line in speaking of the independence of South Africa. —Chicago Ch-onicle.

Cecil Rhodes hag reason to extol ‘‘the unctuous rectitude of his fellow country- men,” since it enabled him to slide easily out of the Jameson affair.—Philadelphia Ledger.

“Unetuous rectitude’ fs good. Cecil Rhodes evidently knows the weakness of bis fellow Britons when he comes toa struggle between their couscience and their purse.-— Boston Herald.

Cecil Rhodes in a South African speech has alladed with fine irony to the ‘‘unctu- ous rectitude’ of those who are pushing the Jameson raid inquiry. ‘‘Inpocuous desuetude’’ should no longer be lonely though oceans divide.—New York Mai! and Express.

Cecil Rhodes’ sarcastic reference to the “unctuous rectitude’’ of those who investi- gated the Jaieeon raid shows that ‘‘though | be may have been wrong he is not half | gorry,”’ his regret extending only to the | faet that the raid did not succeed.—Balti- | more Herald.

LOCAL NOTICES,

Saturday was a big day in our hat de partment. Goed, stylish hats selling at slaughter prices.—M Kay Woolen Co.

Don’t thiak of buving a hat until you | see what we heve and get our slanghter | pr es.— Me Kay Woolen Co? Every hat stausped Coristy & Co. on the band and Prow-e Bros. in the crows is guaranteed, and we carry a full line of all tne leading and newest style-—-Prowse Brus., the stylish hattere.

Here’s our claim for your patronage— | perfection in style and assortment, satis faction in quality and price On our hew black dress good+.—Sianley Bros.

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Christy’4 bate are the best.

Carpete,—-We start another week of our great carpet ra'e, and you © ill find new attraction- every day. This week will be bervain week inthis departmest. Don’t mi«s the greatest chance of your life to b ycarpts at yourown price.—Prow-e Bros & Co. 66 —2i

Johuson's Baking Pow der gives fullest satisfaction 2c a pound. Johnson & Johnson.

Insurance Notice.—Jo%u MeEachern Sgent fur the Royal lnenracce Co., of Liverpool, the Sun Fire Offi ¢. of London, tie Phoenix Insurance Co, of & ooklyn, is fully authorized ander seal, tu ho'd and to bind the com panies and to as pt service of ul) legal documents issueu ty the courts Of this prov nee. 42—d2w.

Fifty years have proved Watson’s Bal @amic Syrup the best cough mixture sold.

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We want everyone to know that we are still in the old place and offering our goods cheaper than ever. We hold our Customers by giving good goods at low prices, The Cheap Crockery Store.—W. P, Colwill 52 —3w dw

Two dozen fresh eggs for 25 ceuts at Beer & Gofl’s. 53—2i.

Haviag just received a lot of freeh eggs, Beer & Gott are offering 2 dozen for 26 cents, 53 - 23,

“Cheap” doesn’t mean poor yok

wever, for if it did oor stockings wou d hot x “cheap.” We keep ao poor quality goods, no mstter what ibe grade. Some stockings which we can recommend are:

|. 160 pairs from 38 to 48 cents, all-wool

Cashmere, now 32 cente.—James eod uf

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Beer Bros. for Dress Goods

City Cenc 1. meets tonight. Trot A trot will take place on Pis juid Lake oun March 17th. haecuaie Tue Matt Spectar reached the c.ty about } two o’clock this afternoon. - Coxcert The eoncert in St. Patrick’s | Hall to-morrow night is for a good cause Come early and get a good seat. - Scotr Act.—A of the

summons Scott

charging a

Act was on

Sormng Park

Monday next,

Road, Itie returnable or: > —

TRICITY in tomorrow night.

Paris By Ere Hall

Si. James Mr. Bartlett's abil-

ity sa lecturer ia well known to Char | lott: town andiences, and will ensure a crowded house i go

Tue Famine Fonp.—Mr. M. A. Aller

| nforms us that up to Saturday he received | 925 bags of wheat by rail, and there

| 300 bushels in the warehonse. He ee e) °

} also received about $1,300 in cash.

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reply to the

are 10 receipt of a Minstrel” in other recently indulged in respecting C. C. concert.

om “Christy gentle and eritic:sms |

the C. A. It. will appear to-morrow.

Mitrrary Coxcerr.—A m litary concert will be given in the York hal! on Tuesday evening, the 6th inst., by No. 4 Co., 82nd

DAILY EXAMINER ’

BULLDING OPERATIONS,

New Mutidings Krected Last Jear—Others in Prospect,

Last summer some very fine buildings were erected in this city, and the indica tions are that during the coming year there will be many more put up ’ The important of the buildings erected Jast year is the block on the north side of Queen Square, which, including Mark Wright & Co’s. building adj>ining, was built from designs = fnr- wished by Mr. Chappell and finished usder his superintendence. The smaller build- ing of the two was putep for Mr. L. E Prowse, and is 25x70 feet, being the same leogti and height as Mark Wright & Co’s. building. It is substantially built of brick, and occupied on the first and second luors by Haszard & Moore. The third floor is used by Mark Wr ght & Co. for the storage of their finest farmiture. The remaining building of tle block was built for ‘he new firm of Perkins, Sterns & Tur aer, and is now about completed. The is 30x90 feet, fonr stories high, the first story being 14.6. The walls are built f brick with freestone trimmings. This is a really modern building, fitted with the aieet ideas in counters and shelving, and has an elevator from the hasement to the fourth floor. woods have been used in the interior fic- shing, and the ceiling of the store je covered with stamped and embossed sheet steel, handsomely painted in colors. A road double stairway leads to the second On west of this stair is the geneval otiice, with a private cflice above, reached from the landing of the stair. The heating will be by furnace, and the lighting by electricity. Parkman & Crabbe were the general contractors tor the whole

most business

size

Hloor the

Battal on. The #2nd Battalion Band will he In atte ndance, Doors open at 7.20. Admission 15 cents. .

Don’t Miss It.--Mr. A. A. Barilett’s | lectare in St. James’ Hall tomorrow night} Over thirty]

| views of the magnificent city of Paris will} | be thrown on canvas by means cf electri- | city

Admission 10 cents. conienesiditibbinatadiii } Porice Covrr.— This forenoon, Annie| Court, charged with a first infraction of | the Scout Act, was fined $50 and or! two months imprisonment. The summons! John Connolly

cost

against was dismissed, |

| James Steeie’s case was adj yurned.

senscplitnsii ane Tue Riete—The shooting ma‘ch at Pow pal on Saturday between teams repre—

| senting that place and Charlottetown, resvited in a victory for the Pownal team by 20 points. The shooting was good

throughout. After the shooting the vis t- ing marksmen were entertained at Geo. | Carver's. The Charlottetown team speak | in the high st terms of the manner in which they were entertained during their Say al that place.

= " | Rai.war Gripe.—We have received a’ copy ot the International Railway and Steamboat Guide and Dominion Gazetteer pul by the International Railway | Pubdll-hiog Company, Montrea!. The pul |

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cation 18 corrected each month, and the : : : ‘ water throughout. . able double house on Hillsborough Street %e | le by Mr subscription price is only $l a year. It is!- eee | wee Longworth’s Louse were made by Mr. laimed f f ; ul f ai arb it b for Mrs. McLean. It is 27x50 feet, with Chappel! SL Ee or if puwiication 12 1 e@acyu , - . a é —_e dre Pp gure adil Shae seven rooms oneach side. Mr. W. W. Mr. James Kden is advertising for ten- hte On s uc ave } a- y i ° - d “Wright was the contractor. He al} ders for the erection of a new residence at

tion in the field it covers. It should there-

fore be invaluable to travellers, shippers, j -

aud business men generaliy. -

InpusrRIAL DeveLepments.—The , In- dustrial Developments of the Victorian Era, in all that touches the everyday life of the Anglo-Saxon, have been such as to cast into insignificance all the progress of prc- vious thousands of years. A paper will be read by Mr. Geo. E. Full,and several addresses wll be given on this subject, in the basement of the First Methodist

Church, this evening at eight o’clock. All . ) } L who are interested in the subject are To be equal in quality to sideboard of oak. The Hibeary wilt! . invited to be present. any Raking Pawder te ie. If fitted with oak book cases. The ‘secon oan ee ee eee t floor will be finished Ne British Columbia

Feworta Leacue.—This evening the aehege - satistied with it, bring cedar, with Douglas fir floors. The house subject before the Epworth Lesagu- wil be ee the empty un and yur will be heated with ers water, ee _ The Industr.al Developments of the Vic- money will be cheerfully refund- plumbing throughout wi j wee the be t orian Era. Ji will be interesting to notice ed. We have made this offer description. Mr. U. B. Chappell is the the disabilities and inconveniences of the hundreds of times, but not a age a bave let a contract for the

past generations in comparison with the mechanical contrivances that have so improved the conditions of the people. The burdens of drudgery that were on the shoulders of the people of the past are

now borne by the uncompiaining machines

that the nineteenth century i jtors bav . ; : : . :

inet the gsneterats: geatary inventors bave ve Graduates in Pharmacy. dwelling bouse on Grafton Street. In size devised for the comfort of their fellows. {gy . “Sage, Ae :

Meee rrreTESATEDSEEDOEEA | ** | 22x30 fect, 19 feet post. | It is, tee

eo and-a-balf stories high, with a '4-foot

Very Scppen Deara.—James Irelar d,| a commercial traveller well and favorably |

‘ ; . in the front running up to the secend a — o <aaratte owe, gies nin — he Weve yeyyeryy HPPPTDHODERD TEP IIINND story. The cellar oes proof. The a - Pe: a — = co eae . yl : SEEGOSSS% BESSESSECSSSSS | workmanship inside and outsid on this ee ee esen; Magi i. substantial and well-fiaished house reflects

Mr. Treland with

in conversstion pas-enger, and was suddenly put his hand to his mouth and giving

sigh, expired immediately.

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The sau aff sir! created quite asensation on the tra'n. Mr.| Lrelen? was a middle-aged man of fine

Halifax. |

physque. He belonged to of

Heat failure was no doubt the cause death.

IxpiaN Fauve Funp.-—The Agricu’tur iet reports that Mr. Richard Hot, Chairman ot the Town Counce], bas r.cei-

ved the following acknowledg-ment of; Summerside’s contribution to the above fund:

Goverxment House, OrtTawa, February 27, 1897. Dean Six,—I am desired by the Gover- nor ( eneralto say that be has much ; leasure in ackoowledging the receipt of your letter of the 23rd, enclosing checques

for $71.39 and $239.15 for the Indian famine fund, from the Towa Council of}

Summerside.

This handsome donation has been transmitted to Mr. Courtney, by whom a forma! receipt will be sent. lam,

Yours very faithfully For the Gov. Gen!.’s Secy., W.8.T. Hewerr. Richard Hunt, Esq.

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TELLIER EN OE eee | December next.

TILT LSLISI LESLIE SLITS TS

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Can be had at a very low price now, . kept in stock. Sce the Clock we are oflering at

It has no Equal at the Price.

BEER BROS.

block. The total frontage of the new

fine appearance and add greatly to the attractiveness of the north sidé of the Square. We understand that Mr. Chap peil bas under consideration plans for another large block a*joining this, with a frontage of 67 feet by 100 feet deep.

The old Temperance Hall, which has been purchased by the trustees of the school, has by them been fit'ed up for the kindergarten. A large corridor runs through one side of the building, from west to east, and opening

off this there are three large clase-rooms,

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connection with Mr. McDonald’s summer seat al that place. This building was built by local labor to the order of Mr. G. D. Lopgworth, Mr MeDonald’s agent here.

Schurman, Lefurgey & Co., have secured tke contract for Mr. G. D. Longworth’s new residence on the corner of Hillsboroxgh and Fitzroy Streets, and will begin work the first thing in the spring. The princi- pal rooms on the first floor will. be the drawing room, 16x19 feet, finished in sycamore wood; the reception hall, 16x16, quartered oak avd vak pannelled ceiling with mantel to matcl; sitting room, oak finish, and dining room quartered beech tinish. The second floor will be finished throngbout in British Columbia cedar. First-class plumbing and heating by hot The plans for Mr.

off the corridors are the teachers’ ee wardrobes and toilet rooms. The second floor public hall wil] be retained, a new floor laid and the ceiling fitted with pressed steel papell bg. A broad new stair leads to this floor. The whole building is heated by hot air, put in position by M. Steven- ©. McGregor was contractor, and C. B. Chappell the architect.

W.A. Weeks & Co. have built to the reer of their store an addition, 20x30 feet, for a mantle room, &c. Loe Bros. were the contractors and C. B. Chappell the

room,

Mr. Robert Gr'ftin haa built, direction of Mr. Chappell, a commcdious warehonse for the storage of wagons, Xc., for A. N. Large. The building is 32x84 feet, with clear trussed roof and floor.

Mr. Chappell also planned a comfort- }

under the

planned a keeper’s housre at Lracadie in

the west end ot Grafton Street, on a bean- tiful site overiooking the harbor, and he expects to have it completed by the first of The principal rooms will be dining room and library in oak fivish, and the drawing room in sycamore finish. The hail wi!l be finished in quartered Oak, including the staire. Oak floors will be laid in the dining room and Jibrary. Lfandsow:e mantels built of wood to corres- pord with the fivish of the rooms are included ia the contract, and the dining room will be furnished with a built-in

We Guarantee 4 Our

Baking Pewder

SIITIIIAIIIS

single tin has come back to be filled again. Price 25 cents a pound.

except erection of a new warehouse on Fitzroy Street, adjoining their present warehouse. The new building will be 28x50 feet, two stories high. Oliver Saunders is the con~ tractor and C. B. Chappell the architect.

Mr. S. P. Paoli has finished a handsome

Johnson & Johnson.

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kitehen in the rear. It pas a bay window

great credit upon the builder, Mr. John Corcoran of this city.

There have been some other building+ erected during the past season, and others than those mentioned for next year are talked of. We hope to be in a position to sav something about theee buildings in the near future.

Fact

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PERSONAL.

time has arrived

when you want a new] Joba McLean, ex-M.P., Souris, ig at 2a; : ee be a Qhitec | the Hotel Davies. Bedroom Suite. — Suites |" sp Mellish, of the Merchant’s Bank, are cheaper here than | lef: Wednesday for a six weeks’ trip to the ever before and the | West indies.—Halifax Chronicle. *

We regret to hear that Mra. A. D. Tay- lor, of Amberst, whose. illness was referred to on Saturday, has since died,

[tis generally undérstood in Ottawa tha’ Hon. C. H. Topper will accept the leadership of the Conservative oppositiou in Nova Scojia.

J. MclL. Fraser, Halifax, and D. A. Macdonald, Souris, registered at the Hotel Dayies Jast evening. The arrivals on Saturday evening included: V. F. Farrell, Halifax; R. A. March, St. John; E. ‘a Freeman, Halifax; E. Y. Rowland, §t. Stepher; H. H. Sutherland, St. Jobo; H. D. Simmons, Moptrea!.

styles are better- OUR .PRICES ARE RIGHT

MARK WRIGHT & C0., LTD HOME MAKERS.

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——____—_—_ —eoar——— Wewt Wort Sreixng—A good photo- graph of the accident on the o. 2, whiet occurred at Palmer’s Pend on Jenuary 26th, ia on exhibition in the show wind sw of Messre. Johnson & J bnson’s down town drugstore. It will be remem- be red thatin this ¢mash-up two persons were killed and a number wouaded, among the Ja:iter being the Hon. Dr. Borden, Min- ister of Militia.

Soxs or Temreranxce.—Victoria Divi- sion No4 meets this evening at e'ght o'clock sharp in their rooms, Wright's Hall. Initiation of candidates and other important business, Visiting brethren wiil receive a cordial welcome.

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Tue Y’s—A regular meeting of the Y’s will be he!d in their rooms, Grafion St., to-morrow (Tuesday) evening at eight o’clock. Miss MeMilian will read a paprr. Rev G. M. Campbeil will occupy tLe evair. Ali members, active and hononary, are cord a'ly irvited to attend.

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INDIA’S FAM’NEKE #UND, Colwill Schoo! District, Sou rie, $F7.

W. E. Dawson, Treasurer. Collected by the Trasteea of Murray Har- bor North School District: - James Coles $2; William Henderson 25c; Ben). Coles $5; John McHerron 25c; Mrs 8 8 Peterson 25c; Thomas Millar 50c; John W Rob-ts $1; Rev J G Cameron $2; Neo) McDonald $1; Guy Cameron $1; Thomas Clow 25c; Edwin Irving 25c; Gavin McLure 25e; Robert Ciuston 50c; Geo H Reid = 20¢; James Dalziel $1; Mrs David Sencabaugh 25¢; John W Reid $1; Abrabam Graham 25c; Gavin Reid $1; James Miller 1 bus, wheat; William Clow $1; Neil Millar 1 do; James P Clow 2 de; W A Millar 14; John Chipman 1 do; A K Millar 1 do; James Kennedy 24; Michael Dunn 1 de; William Irving 1 do; John Dunn 1 do; James Dunn 1 do; Carvey D MehLure 1} do; William Parter 3 dc; WW McLure 14 do; Mathias Condon 440; W J McLrre} do; James Condon’! do; Dasiel Keenan t do; William Reid 2 do; John Hicken 1 do; William McKay i do; John Sencebaugh 4

do; Adam Graham 1 di; Benjamin Gra- ham 3 do; George Graham 1 do; Samael

Leweilin 4 do.

Collected by the trustees of Cambridge Road School District, — John Graham $2; Jobn A Wright $1; Benj Butler 70c; Samuel Davidso.: 35c, Wm Lanagin $!.05; John Irving 20c; James Richards 2c; Jobn N Sencebaugh 25¢c; Joho Fisher 1 bush wheat; Wm N Ford 1 do; Georgé Byra'‘ld 1 de; Edward Henderson 1 do; Edward Kerwin $.do; Daniel Lanagin 1 do; Andrew Henecker 4 do; Thomas Seacebaugh 1 do; Alex Finley 1 do; Alfred Higgeneothan 1 do; Michael -Lanagin | do; A Friend 1 do.

Collected by the trustees of Orwell Cove School District:—D. A. Nicholson 50c; Malcolw Gillis 25¢;B C McDonald 50c; Donald MeKernzie 60c; James Morrisey 25c Capt John Gillis 50¢; Hugh Ellis 50¢; James A McLean $1, Alex McDonald 25c; Donald H Mcleod 50c; D R McDonald T5e; Willie McLeod 25c; John McNeill 25c; Jobo W Gillis 40c; Geo Going $2: Levi K

Griggs $l; Joho L.~ Nicholson 50c; Doniel McPherson 5c; Charles Niebolson 50¢; Alex McDonald 50c;

Alfred Nicholson, 25c; Benjamin J Mc- Donald, $1; Mre Alex Nicholson, 50c; D D McLeod, $1; Angus Nicholson, $1; John J McLeod, 25.; John A Nicholson, $1; Ronald D Gillis, 41c; William Dreeland 50c Mrs R Jackson. 50c; Neil A Gillis, 50¢; Obarles A Nicholson, 50c; Donald B Mc- Leod, 50c; Edw Maneey, 25c; Malcolm McLeod, 25¢; Hector McDonald, 75¢; John McPherson, 75c; William McLeod, 25c; Grover C Gi lis, 17c, Ernest McLeod, Lic; Mrs P Stephens, $!; Azade Arsenault, 25c; Fade Arsenault, 25c; Joseph Bernard 2he; Joseph Gallant, 35; Albert Bernard, 25s; Andrew Gallaot, 4 bu-h wheat; Go- bert Arsenault, 4 do; Stanislaus Gallant, L de; Leon Arsenault, 4 do; Octave Gal - lant, | do; Joseph Arsenault, 4 do; Cecile Gallant, } dc; Gildau Arsenauli, } do; Remond Gallant; 1 do; Frelean Arsenault, 3 do; Joseph J Gallant, 2 do; Onesime Arsenault, | d ; Stephen Arsenault, 4 do; Joseph Aresault, 5 do; Joho L Arsen: ault, } do; Felix P Arsenault, } do: Mark F Arsenault, 1 do; Capta'n Arsenault, ldo; Philip M Arsenault, } dc; John H_ Arsen- ault, 1 do; Arch A Arsenault, } de; Laur- rient Bernard, 4 do; Patrick Luke, 4 do. Mermaid School District additional! :— Rev D McLean $2.

Miscouche :—Jobn H Robertson 2 bush wheat; A F Gillis 2 do.

M. A. ALLAN.

50 bales of new Oilcloths just opened, and bales and bales of new Carpets opened this spring, Cone an] take your choice of

NEW AND OLD AT SLAUGHTER PRICES.

PROWSE BROTHERS,

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.

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IS MY BUSINESS. — o0ee

And I give careful, painstaking attention to it. I give especial attention to the repairing of fine watches. I try to have my work give such satisfaction as wi'l win the confidence of al! who leave their watch repairing in my hands. I want you to feel that when you

Leave your Watch

with me for repairs, the work will be done right. It is my ambition to add to the reputation I have already established, of doing bonest, thorough watch repairing.

- W. W. WELLNER

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WITHOUT A “WIFE, It’s vera weel, throughout the day, When ta’en up wi’ wark or play, To think a man can live alway Wioot a wifey.

It’s vera weel when cla’s are new,

To think they'll always last so,

And look us well as they do noo, Wi’oot a wifey.

But when the holes begin to show,

‘The etitches rip, the buttons go,

What in the world’s a man to do Wi’oot a wifey ?

It’s vera weel when skies are clear,

When frien’s are true and lassies dear,

To think ye’ll gang through life, uae fear, Wi’oot # wifey.

But clouds will come the skies athwart, Lassies will merry, frien’s mauu part ; What, then, can cheer your saddened heart? A dear, wee wifey.

Iv’s vera weel when young and hale, But when you're auld, and crazed and frail ; And your blithe spirits ’gin to fail, You'll want a wifey.

But maybap then the lassie dear,

Will treat your offers wi’ a sneer ;

Because you’re cranky, gray and sere, Ye’)l get nae wifey.

Then haste ye, haste, ye silly loon ;

Rise up aod seek about the toon,

And get heaven’s greatest earthly boon, A wee bit wifey

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A course of Hood’s Sarsapsrilla taken

now will build up the tystem and _pre- vent serious illness lateron. Get only Hood’s,

Se sali Three hundred pair Granby Rubbers. men’s women’s and children’s, just received per SS Stanley at J, B. Macdonald's

Note.—In Sturgeon list. John Collings $2; William Griffi. 1 bush wheat; John Sorrey 1 do; Francis Conrad 3 do; Adan Wright should’be F bush instead of 4}; Bernard Kenny should read Bernard Kearney.

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Good Stock and

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old stand, opposite the Mar- ket, 56 3in.

Hate, New hats, Cristy’s London H ats— We have just opened 142 dozen bard and soft hats boughtdirect from tbe leading and most celebrated makers in the world (Christy & Co London.) Also 76 dozen cap, consisting of all the newest and best makes.—Prowse Bros the Stylish Hat- ters. 2i +

Sen Sen for sale a’ Central Drug Store. Tutti Fratti received Central Drug Store.

March Magezises and late newspapers at Ha-zard & Moore’s.

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See our new Christv’s London hats— they ure beants. We show all the very Iacest styles. --Prowse Bros. ;

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New Hats--We have opened np nine m hats for spbring.

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PILLOW COTTONS WHITE COTTONS 2 TOWELS, TOWBLLING

TABLE LINENS

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Watch Repairing

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The Famous Berlin Method

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Painless Dentistry

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DENTISTRY

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is often necessary but when you come to sreak of our stock of Boots and Shoes and Clothing, no talk is nec ssary, in fact the goods speak for themselves. We ure now offering 100 pairs Ladies’ But‘ on-

ed Boots, in fine

Dongola, and Oil ecee

Goat, in sizes 253 4% "

34. the former price Have You Tried It? $1.40 to $2.75. all etan

for the one = small price of 75c - this is a chance for small

Berlia Dental Parlors,

Over Store of Prowse Bros.

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feet, 50 pairs Men’s Offise Hours—8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Corgress, in Calf,

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Dongola and Cordovan, regular price $2 to $3, all at the one price of $1. Have you seen our tweed suits for men? Now as there is signs of spring you will shortly requice one — we are making some start- ling prices,come and see,

J.B. Macdonalds Old Stand

Directly opposite the west end of the Market

True Time

Having refitted my Tran- sit Instrument, [ am now prepared to undertake the rating of Chronometers, and the more particular regulating of the finest watches. All kinds otf watches for sale or pro- cured to order.

E. W TAYLOR,

CAMERON S3LOCK.

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Commercial Union Assurance Co., Lid. Capital $12,500,000.

I beg to notify the insuring public that I have been ap-« pointed agent for this previnee, and by power of atterney have authority to bind and transact all business, legal or otherwise,

for the company. Horace Haszard,

Imo eod.

Charlottetown, March 5,97

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We Can't lease Everyone

But we doplease 95 percent of the buy their shoes from us.

You might be one who can’t get pleased else- where. Let us serve you. See our girls’ laced kid boots for 75 cents.

W.H. STEWART & CO.

Loudon House Building.

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CARD OF THANKS.

For the many favors received from my numerous friends and customers during the year 1896, and would wish them a hane- py and Prosperous New Year, and that they may all continue

'to buy and drink the celebrated Special Blend s that I sell. pecial Blend of Empire Tea.

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