THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER 4 1899

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| THE TEACHERS’ CONVENTION

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9 {Sl } 7 i , os ; e, Is Si ect i VG] | The following is the programme of the

sessions of the Teachers’ Convention :—

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30—Earolment. 10-30 —-11 —Appointment of Committees

ll1—l2—Paper by J D Seaman (Ex- ia ho 1? our ! amioers. ) ive . 6 ‘ » EEE i) display of silverware. We [2—12-30—Roll call. 1s ‘

Rov Bon Baskets Fruit Bowls

Baking Dishes | Ferma Dishes i Desseri Sets

2— 3—Address, Mr Stetson. 3—3-30—Question box. J3-30—4-30—Rev Father Campbell’s § | peper, Mind Growth aad Pedagogics.

4 30—5—Roll cal

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| og, | ; = oe SF . Frait Spoons F FRIDAY A.M. solid Silver Coflee *’ | s Spoons ts ie. - 9.30—Opening, Roll call, ete. (ream Laties G | * " 20 ” 10—Lessons in Penmanship, { or | & stewar Will you ca in and look wy 10 10—11—Address by Ho W W sround % | Stetson. =_3o “| 11-11 40—Some essentials in practical i teach) ng, K, dgar Shaw. Z i of, | 11-40~—]2-] iain W, W. WELLNER, 4 | ne 0—- Lesson in Geology—J M Jeweler « Engraver = | 12-10—12-30—~Roll call. ae te. 4% “RID: >. M. CREAR SE SEES FL | FRIDAY P.M

ee ,° 2—3—Moral cide of Education, Rev. Mr.

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G7 C . Have Noe »e6 2 -3 {)- Reports of committees an generai business. et Sche mes

3-40—4-30— Election of officers. No hobby, bat to do our work

4-40— Reading minutes.

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| ‘There is no joy in the world equal tothe | happiness of motherhcod. A woman’s bealth is her dearest possession. Good 0oks, good times, happiness, love and its

| qamaoner that wii bring sucess oar customers; and credit to our

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You are quite aafe in sending continuance, depend on her bealth. Al- soot work (Oo us, a8 we are work ing mos all the sickness of women is traceable mechanics and oversee all work direc'iy or indtrectly to some derangement ove. With a staff of good mechan- of the organs distinctly feminine.

Troubles of this kind are often neglected

aod equipped with the dest tools because a very natural and proper modesty

shat money Can purchase, we will

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marantee Satisfaction in every re- keeps women away from pbysicians, - whose insistence upon examinations aud Mali and give us a trial. | local treatment is generally as useless as jit is common. Dr. Pierce's Favorite |

aad Prescription wil] do more for them than

mee Stewart and boy 9% doctors in 100. Iv will do more than eauy ' the hundretdh doctor can unless he _ pre~ aders, Engineers and Machiris‘s, } scribes it. It is a prescription of Dr. R.

Charlottetown. P. E.

, 1 V. Pierce, who for 30 yeara has been chief Phone 125 J

consulting pbysician of the World’s Dis-

62009 COC’ M 8080608 pen*ary and Invalids’ Hotel, at Buffalo, oF

Send 31 one-cent stampa to cover cost

of mailing oulv, aud receive tree a-copy of C Oo Dr. Pierce's Medical Advise:. Address World’s Dispensary Medical Association.

Buffalo, N.A.

Books Hay Presses

LLEGE

| Sold by druggists in every part of the

‘Local and Other ‘Ttems,

Havirax Exuipirion— Robert Wood \ook first prize for Ciydesdale atullion, one year, brood mare with foal, 2 years. B Balderston took first prize for clydesdale brood mare with foal. D McMillan took first prize for English shire stallion 4 years.

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Aw Ovo ayD Went Trizep Remepy— Mrr. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers fortheirchildren while teething with perfect success. It sooths the child, softens the gums, alloys all pain, cures wind colic, and isthe best remedy for diarrhoea, Itis pleasant to the taste

world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Beeure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup.

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Dovuxwosor Womexy.—A man named R. A. McKiggan, hasretnrned to Woodstoc*, Ontario, from a two weeks’ trip through Manitoba and the West. While there be visited the Doukhobor settlement, and re ports that he seaw women drawing ploughs in place of horses, It was a common sight, he saya, to see sixteen women at~ tached to aplough at work the same as oxen. The Doukhobor men, Mr. Mc- Kiggan reports, are a lazy, good-for nothing lot, sad won’t work. Instead, they have resorted to the custom of the Indiau, who, in years past, held sway over the country which the blissful Doukhobor now occupies, and let the women do the work, The men take all the comfort that’s going. Complaints are to be made to the Government, and the Canadians who live in the same vicinity are much excercised over the thing.

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A Request.—Information is required in regard to the employment and occupation of women, their numbers, remuneration, success and all sim:lar matters, the object being to submit this information to the next annual session of the National Coun- cil of Women at Hamilton, October 19, The scope of the enquiry is in regard to women in all occupations, professional, industrial, mechanical, in every way whetoer on the farm, in the office, in the machine shop or the workshop. Atyonse under whose eye this may come will copo- fer a favor by sending such informatin by letter addressed: “The Women’s Council,” P. O., Box 123, St. John. N. B. rhe epecial reason for the ecquiry is that the Women’s Council of Canada 1s about to prepare @ hand-book for the Paris Exposition, in which the information is to be made available in order to show the s:anding taken io itdustrial occupations by women in Canada.

A Spienpip Perrormance. — Culhane, Chase and Weston’s munstrels furnished two hours and ahalf ot good clean fun, ‘o «@ large audience at the Opera House last night. It was one of the best micstrel performarc:s ever

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everything the scholar or Which can be had at short ent wants. HC USC.

szara & Moore

On Sunnyside

7. - McLEAN,

Charlottetown

Office: Masonic Temple —_—_—_—_—_—__—_—_———_—— | Works: Spring St.

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Oval (ak. Attention

‘Lhat will cause your watch to mark the hours and minutes exactly.

ouy Soap in the wil: 89 ‘a tek che As you value your time piece, do ‘cheap a 7 : if ee not allow it to run on without atten- . af 8 tion from year to year. Such treat- ) a soap in ihe world ls 8&0 ae a, . ae ee ment will soon ruin the finest watch. i ejastine, . : ts It’s economy to have it examined ing fe the wrappe send for : ia ' at regular intervals. Iam sure I can a TIO Ty ; : a ~ . . . pe©iium i) b. do it to your satisfaction.

D. LAPTHORN & CO’Y| Ez Please call

CH’TOWN SOAP WORK: G, F HUTCGHESUN

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/ marches in Cuba much better than the

seen here. The seoags were catchy and well sung,tbe work of the Impz:rial Four was especially good. In tne holiday episode Chase and DeRue kept the audi- ence in an almost continuous roar of laughter, The singing and daacing of the three St Felix sisters were givea well merited applause. William 4. Chase, as announced, talked and sang “‘a few’’ to the amusement of the crowd, which also heartly cheered the wonderful work of Alluire and Gaudrau, wbo seem to have. properly earned the title of “kings of clubs manipulators.” The work of the De Elmartrio, the pictorial vocalists and the musical ‘admirals, was also very good. It was a well satisfiei crown that lef: the Opera House wheop the periorm- ance was over.—St. Jobo Sun, Sept 30th.

The above company will be atthe Opera House 13and 14th Oct,

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It is eaid that the solliers who had taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla stood the long

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A. F. Gault, the millionaire cottou man- ufacturer, has presented a clock and chime of thirteen bells, run by electricity, to St. George’s Epis scopal Church.

Miss Blanche Smallwood graduate of Mt. Allison Conservatory of Music will be p repared, after the 11 inst., to take a limit- ed number of pupils in pranoforte. Those wisbing to make arrangements will plese call at her home, Richmond Street.

New gooda—We have just opened our new stock of fall goods. We want you to trade _— us, prices 4s low as any in | the business.—W eeks & Co., The People’, | Store.

Men’s underclothing ‘in fleeced lined half wool, and all wool. —Weeks & Co., The People’s Store.

Lap shirts, ell new goods and prices low.

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Our stock is replete with so many articles of HANDSOME |}

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Sevan WARS i ore.arel tl 4 THE TAILOR &

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We mean that no one

auywhere shall have a better asiortment. We think that no one any-

where has so good a line.

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: FURS

We are king in the Fur

. We can safely say there never was such an array of High Class Furs

shown in Ch’towa.

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trade in these surround-

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increasivg sales in this departmeut,

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3 experienced miiliners wanted

Millinery Opening

Our London and Paris

are expected this week. Look out for our grand show next week. Don’t buy a hat until you see the latest creations from Paris and London.

Wehave remodelled our Millinery Room to make room for our largely

Miss Murnyan is at your service if you want the latest in Millinery.

Jackets son. on 93.50 is the best that money can buy, lined all through. Our $4,5C,$6.50 and up all silk lined, the best assortment you'veever chosen from, We can fit the

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tiny tot up to a 44 irch bust. Handsome German and American Jackets. : We made extensive alterations in ’

our Fur Depattment, and a Halifax lady ttat visited this department last week ' said it was acredit to the city of Char- lottetown. Halifax cannot boast of such “a display, We invite every lady and gentle- man to come and look through.

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WHOLESALE & RETAIL —

SENTNER, MCLEOD Ci

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Successors to Beer Bros

- in Nickel cases $3.00 to $10.00

Have you heard of

more than the ordinary kinds.

we vant to show you.

OPEN TILL 8 EVERY EVENING: oecce 0% 45642. 5 24057 R DOO 2o 8

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Where do you intend buying it? Do not m ke the | oo oo Silver 4» 7.00 » 30.00 take of going toa tailor and pay ing double price for « " Gold » 10.00 » 190.00 that is n» better than hundreds we can show you. | Chains for Ladies $1.00 to $20.00

Cuff studs and links 20 to 10.06 | Collar Studs 05to 200 i | Brooches 25 to 20.00

If you haven't we want to tell you now that there is no other make of clothing that possess the same SS | quality plate, are,—Style Fit, Finish, Durability, and best of all it costs no | Also some in solid silver:

Your FALL O’coAT EW. TAYLOR

We have a splendid line of fail Overzcats and Ulsters,| ——

R. H. Ramsay & Co

THE OUTFITTERS } wanted; Weight not under a

| Ribbon Guards 25e | Gem Rings 1,00 to §0.00

| Spectacles 50 to 10,00 Silverware nearly all kinds, in good

Horses Wanted

Another carload herseg

1100. spruces OLIVER MASON, ¥¥ve we Sept -6 cr Revere Hotel

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