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The real value of — piece of Silverware, 80 pri” talls absolutely nothing. You

b wust rely upon the story of the salesman. We have a record for honest dealing and when we put a price upon an uiic’e, ii is worth every cent we ask for it

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FEES SSPE SS

We are Opening a new ine of Silverware; it will delight you to see the beauti- fulnew things we are show

B ing, it-will give us pleasure P toshow them .

W. W. WELLNER

Jeweler.

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you'll agree with us in pro- nounting our pies to be the

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best that cas be made, Our prices are —

Chocolate Pies, 20c and 25¢

Cocoannt Pies, 15 and 20¢

Crum Pies, 12¢ & 1l5e

) Ardle Pies, l2e

Lenon Pies, 10¢

Thusrpnoxe 98

‘D STEWART

ECLIPSE BAKERY

y ru } i ¢ Tr £ However much vou and ¢ ur / } nid ke to have if,

A aeives wor 4] yherwites the fact remains that - ; ‘omit r of Novenr ter Wish the coming | a pemoe TOOT ant zy f ' witron t now : geramort at position, ne e-tion Of rudders, Or : wueériivu vi ' somes ® 4" ‘ ‘i months of wet feet, col : Noctors an a (thou: und = other , i ills. > ~ Our rubbers are the best, lasts » Bt 4 and made on pew ia: tk rit 3 thev fit “like the

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Sr. Perers Hatu~lIt is seldom that so varied and so good a programme is offered to the public as that printed elsewhere in thia issue for

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Hall

Gosre. Meerinc. — Remember the | Empire Theatre Co., this season, playing Gospel meeting in the Y.M.C. A. Hal) | “Under the Red Robe.” Bi Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock, condneted Rev. R. Laing, priacipal of the Halifae

by the railway men. Strangers always Ladies College, who has been

| welcome. Lesson— Psalms, 91-15, “I will Charlottetown in the interests of

| be with bim in trouble ” institution, left for home this morning.

ae Senator Thomas Robert McInnis’ term | Oursstos.~Ie veetéeder’s report of the as Lieut.-Governor of Brit'sh

ing

by

is fat he | town

Also Mr.

| was

receiving

system of

employes company

week has

result of

sheep fer

Mass.

Eces

poses.

M

unwittingly coming a favorite with Charlotte audiences Thursday night was highly appreciated.

exceptionally failed to respond. New Sy-tem

by the Halifax Tram Company. All their

employes the other half. Each week three- fourths of acent oc a dollar is taken their wages, hence a man earning $10a

in case of sickness $5 a week is allowed, | and ifa hand or foot is amputated, the

receives $1,000.

Srock Suipmentrs —Oo Wednesdav last, Mr. S. H. Jones shipped from here 7600 sheep and.lambe, inc'uding two cars of fat |

balance of the consigument went tothe Boston marketa,

On Thureday, Mr. Jones shipped abcut two hundred, and Mr. shipped over three hundred to Somerville,

Yesterday morning, Mr. Jones shipped 210, and Mr. C. A. McNutt, Kensington, shipped 180 to Messrs. J. A. Leaman & Co., Halifax.—Summerside Agriculiurist.

ox Tap.—We understand Italian dealers are cending eggs to London, Eng., quite ready for the use of pastry cooks, restaurants, cafes and hotels. stead of having to break each egg separate- ly, and with care lest the shell become mixed with it, the cook has simply toturn atapandlet as much egg flow into a basin as may be required for euliuary pur- About one hundred ata time are

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CTARLOTTI T WN, NCV FMBER !3. 1397

LOUAL AND OTHER (TEMS.

the concert Tuesday

in St. Peter’s Read it.

evening. known in

——_—

read - was young lady

Miss began on

Kathleen Fitzgerald

This

omitted,

and her reading on

At the

Ernest Earle’s cornet solo which

well rendered, he a vociferous encoreto which he

ee Jobr; J. or Inevrance-—A insurance has been

new introluced

are insured for $1,000 each. The pays half the premiums and the

from

true?”

to pay 7) and theu

cents from that sum,

an accident the

injured man

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export to Liverpoo!, G. B. Tie

of today.’ with.

W. F. Wheeler,

excellent

that

In-:

in succession to

’

Amusements,” and hands.

Pt RSONA‘.

Charles Dana left'to his wife ard e'il4- ren ap estate value{ at abont At the Queen

Hotel: F X Pic

with

Hon. llth

the inst., Mr.

Hote} H.

Davies :

Busby, Halifax; Ernest

Gillis Keator, St. John; B. C. Cox,Sourir,

When the Prince and Princess of Wales were visiting an exhibition recently, op reaching the dairy department the Princess remarked to the manager: “T have always heard that the besi butter in England comes from

in

Denmark.

said:

“No, your

Keating is

the By

Fubject is an

—_———_

W. C. T. T.—Regular meeting on Mone day afternoon at 3.30. Subject foridiacuss~ ion: “Social Purity”.

All are welcome.

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$1,000,000 ett, J Anderson, Yarmouth; Jack Isbell, W L Middleton, St Louisa. Mr. James Albro, of Newport &. I., who is to take a principal part in an interesting “vent here next week, was a passenger on last evening's expre-s.

Mr. W. 8S. Harkios, well and favourably

Charlottetown Froman’s

visiting that

Columbia, Edgar Dewdney, William Templeman, of the Victoria Times, has heen called to the Senate

Mr. McInnis.

la snecession to

London

Is it The manager hesitated a moment, Highness; Denmark sends us the best Princesses, but Devonshire the best butter.”

Mr. M. J. Keating, the popular press ageot of Keith’s Theatre, Boston, isto take to lecturing asa sort of pastime. lecture to be given by Mr connection with a series of Sunday even~ ing talks instituted by the Rev. Potterton on “The church and Problems Mr. Keating’s, paper deals “The Church and the Problems of

The

Edward

interestiog coincidence, Mr. Keating will be preceded inthe course by Walter L. Ramedell, mayor of Lynn, and this announcement has brought to light the fact that these gentlemen worked together years ago in the atate printing oftice, although neither of them knew it, and that both graduated from that office into newspaper work, both beeame reporters, and from that position saw their way to better things.

sent in the tins, hermetically sealed, the greatest care been taken in selecting them, as the loss te the exporter, if a single inusty or bad egg should get into a tin, would be serious. This new departnre is said to be meeting with great faver among the leading chefs, and opens a new future for surplus hea fruit.

Spepiac’s Poraroe Trape.—Mr. C.C. |} Hamilton, of Shediac, was in Moncton on Thursday, on his way to Halifax ona business trip. Mr. Hamilton says the reports of the activity in the potato bus.- ness are notexaggerated. Indeed, he thinks the purchases will reach between 60,000 and 70,000 barrels, or nearly 200,000

Bath Night Bargains

3 large cakes soap in box, 6 cakes Glycerine Soap, 4 cakes Sanitary Toilet Soap,

20¢ 20c

23¢

bushels.

Near’y all

great boon

1 Rakes Best Bread. Meese er 3 ee

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Neus Goods Just

Received

lease Shelled Walnuts,

lease Shelled Almonds,

4 tases Dessiccated Cocanut, Layer Figs.

Weet Jamaica Oranges,

liiornia Muscated Raisins

New Jersey Sweet Potatoes,

China Preserved Ginger,

= Queen” Flour

Beer & Coff

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some time, but the price is now 90 cents.

the West Indies and Bermuda. This trade has developed wonderfully in the last few years, though it commenced nearly 20 vears ago in a comparatively small way. Now there seven or eight warehouses most- ly trost proof and some of very large size with stone basements.

—Moncton Times.

The buyers paid $1 a barre: for

the potatoes shipped wil! go to

This business is a for the farmers for miles around.

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Small Jackets, Medium Jackets, Large Jackets.

Black Jackets, Brown Sackets, Tweed Jackets.

—

Plain Jackets, Strapped Jackets, Braided Jackets.

English Jackets, German Jackets.

J ackéts,

We are showing marvellous values in Ladies’ Black

Jackets, at

& 4.98.

Every garment this fall’s importation. Anotler line

of unusual value in our Jackets at

B2.98

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BEER BROS.

See also our $16.00 Jackets for $10.98.

ag af waved

Sold singly or by the box.

These lines are at actual cost price, and will not last long at the rate they are going.

Johnson & Johnson

Graduates in Pharmacy.

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What The Peop

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eS ee cane gene

a a Siecle ee encom

le Say.

after looking all over town.

encourage us on,

Come and see.

B. Potter { Montrea!; Fred. S. White, do; Jno. Lawson, do; J. M. Robertron, do; A. W. McEwen

Toronto; W. A. Brennan and wife, S’side. G. M. H.bbert, Geo Town; J. Ewing, St., C.

Ross, Quebec; J. A. Crossman, Halifax: J

What We Say.

we cannot afford to be had in ladies sacques,

a thss season.

in

jacket in the city.

capes, the styles, the

That we have more to lose in treating you well that you have. the article you buy,while we stand a chance not to loose your trade for all times to come, and lose that.

All we asx is a chance to show you

PROWSE

The Wonderful Cheap

1 . 7 | he people say, that we are without doubt, showing the largest assortment of sacques and capes, in the city, and they acknowlege that we are the cheapest, by trading with us

Why, we often hear them say that they did not know thit

we kept such peautiful garments. -Oh Sow cheap, and hundreds of other kina remarks, that

Y “nf . * © _ " ‘age u Now if there is anyone left, who Goes not know, that we have a fi st class Ci01k department, loaded up with the very newest and best styles in the market.

You only lose on

.

We are ina pesition to offer you the very best values to

We have not got one of last seasons Jackets in the store; all new fresh, stylish garments, every one bought this season, and marked so that they wilt sell

The vrices are—$2, $3, $4, $5, $6, $7, $8, $9, $10, $11, $12.

WE WILL NOT

~

; fii Ask you $16, and then take $10, bat’ will guarantee to give you the best $10

‘olit magnificent assortment of sacques and

qualities, and the prives will do the selling, and the sozid honest satisfaction that you will get will bring, yoy back to see us again.

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Buds wAwrtr fro

ROTHERS,

Men

ik

$10,000 City

Debentures

GEALED TENDERS addressed to the

undersigned, and endorsed “Tenders tor City Debentures” will be received at this Office until noon, on

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 26th

For the purchase of Ten Dollars ($10,000) Debentures of the City of Charlottetown. These Debentures are of the denomi- nation of Five Hundred Dollars ($500) each, and are payable in twenty (20) years from date of issue; bearing interest at four (4) per cent per annum, payable half yearly, and are issued by virtue of a special Act of the Legislature, in redemp- tion of School Board Debentures falling due December Ist next. The Debenturee will be issued on and bear interest from the lst December, neat. The Council do not bind themselves to aceept the highest or any Tender. Tenders will be received for purt or whole.

By order H. M. DAVISON, City Clerks Office, City Clerk, City Hall Nov. 11, °97—3i eod

For Sale.

SCHOONER “SAN JUAN,” now on her way from St. John’s New- foundland to Charlottetown; built in 1889, registered tonnage 94 tons; has a good outfit. Apply to

PEAKE BROS & CO. Novl0—+tf

x,

Thousand |

.

my ib i

WED

G RINGS THAT WEAR

I am showing a nice line of Plain Gold Rings in extra heavy weights.

Wedding Presents

[ am opening to-day a new and choice line of Silverware, as good as the best, and as cheap, we believe, as the cheap- est. Your trade will be (mutually

helpful.

G. F. HUTGHESON

The Queen Street Jeweler.

TIME! TIME ~

a Good Time to Buy Watches NOW.

In spite of tkfesadvance in price at the Factory, I have been able to buy?rfd will sell a nice lot of new Watches, a the old rate, the arder having been given before the raise.

Call and see #h€m ; also our new Rings.

EW. TAYLOR,

English Manures

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