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® fairquality Kid Gloves,4 button,variety ee shades, TOC.
Aline of hendsome 7 atud lacing gloves,
Heck, and fu'l line of new shades, fully, garanteed, $1.10. ’ @eee6000
Kangaroo Gloves for street wear in pring. heave snd just warm en wogh for
jily days, 81.10 and $1.25. eeeoceseo
A special for spring. fine, soft Mocha floves, ned with silk, push button fasten
4 fg, price $1.85. e0e670080
Our great leader —Perrin’s “Bretagne”, ly guaranteed, black an? all new
Shades, money can’t buy a better Glove, 1.35.
A lineof assorted colors, finished and itched with contrasting sbades, al! fully varanteed, four pear! buttons, SILBS & 1.40.
eececese ] Fine black Kid Gloves, facing and
itching of various contrasting colors.four esr! butions, fully guaranteed, $1 35.
People who buy gloves here once—- y gloves here always—Drop in to- y and see these.
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j Bain decorating of dwellings. W.
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fuse painting, whiting and paper ~s 4f,etc. Persons desirous of hav- their dwellings renovated in first-class » at the most reasonable rates, should Pat his residence, King St., four doors of Butter Factory. 84—3wks pd
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about Lumber. We can supply you with anything in that line— prices and quality suitable prices to the hard times, and quality—you’ve heard of, Lt no use to get
‘Thin as a Lath. (Our laths are a good thickness.) Running from one place to
fat 8 o’clucKk.
LOCAL, AND OTHER ITEMS
Beer Bros. for Drees. Guslie
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Y’s.—The regnlar meeting of the Y’s will be held in tue Y parlor this evening
Tae Wearuer.— Moderate to fresh southerly aud soutL-vasterly winds; fair weather, Tue Sra ey arrived at Pictou at ten ocivck this mo.ning and will leave aan Lo th UTtOow wuroloy.
a Fixe Lamas —Mr. R. Jenkins, of Lot 48, bad twe of this year’s lambs in the market today, one of which weighed about 20 Ibs.
hnissthaiiniisine Tonicur.—Remember the Devotional Meeting ww the Y. M. C. A. every ‘Tuesday evening at 7.45. Upen to all. Strangers
welcome. ew
PLANK FOR THe Ulry —At tne Council meeting last migutthe tender of Mr. Jas. Barrett was accepted to supply the city witu plauk, Fine.—The siarm this afternoon was for # slight fire at the residence of Mr. Philip Coyie, Kusion Sireet, near Great Geo ge.
_ oo Missionary Katiy.—lIhere will be a Missionary rally mm Grace Church on aster Suuday evening, bezrnning at 8.15. Rev. Mr. Sutt<«rland gand others wiil ad- dress the meeting.
Tatx Anovt War.—But attend the Athletw Kxbivition aod Entertainment ina tne Y. M.C. A. on Monday, 26th inst. Some of our best brawn and brain are going to take part. ——
Come to Zion Church lecture room to- night and bear an excelient programme (selections from Longfellow.) Home- made candy, refreshment table and silver collection at the door.
Meerixc Toxicut.—A meeting of the Liberal Conservative electors of Wards 2 and 3 is to be held in McEachern’s build- ing this evening at 7.30 for the purpose of choosing delegates to attend the conven- tioa to select candidatesito represent the city at the coming election.
Ow Dir.—That the Editor of the Patriot is soon to retire to a seat in the civil. service, unless indeed the influence that he can bring to bear upon the government is insufficent to cope with the numerous petitions now being circulated throughout Queens County in favour of the Sheriff of the County.
Lapy Wattace Lones.—Be sure you attend the public meeting in the Kinder- garten Hall Thursday evening under the auspices of Lady Wallace Lodge. It will be interesting to members of churches, sabbath school teachers and all Protestant workers, Revs. Sutherland, Kirby and Fullerton, will each give a short talk cn an important matter. Rev. O. B. Emery bas kindly consented to occupy the chair. Silver collection at the door. Bumper house expected.
Mitirary Coxcert.—Our military con— certs never fail to attract and please. On the 27th inst., we are to be favored witha granl orchestral military concert. Living pictures representing British,Egyptian and Arab soldiers will be exhibited. There will be an intensely interesting object lesson and connot fail to call forth the greatest enthusiasm. The fall of the ill-fated Khartoum, and tragic death of General Gordon will be such as to guaran- tee a most spontaneous response on the art of our citizens. Prof. Vinnecombe is in charge of the orchestral] part which ‘s all that need be said as to the quality of the music.
another when you can get every- thing you want at Barrett’s ; g trom one board to a house.
JAMES GARRETT. CONNOLLY’S WHARF
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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARI OTIET WN, APRIL
LOCAL AND OTHRR ITEMS,
I. 9. F.—Meeting of Court Avondale t= night at 8 o’elock.
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Fcorr Act.—A second offence summons was today served on Thomas Meek. Ibis returnable on Monday next.
KixperGarten Hatt will not seat a great many. Will yon hold a seat at the concert there on April 23rd? Buy your ticket ahead.
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THERE are many ways to spend an even- ing enjoyably, but none xo good as attend- img the concert in Kindergerten Hall, Friday 23rd.
Tue Last Trisuts.—The funeral of the late Mr. J. W. Morrison took place this afternoon. The procession was ore of the largest and most imposing that we have seen.
Y. W.C. T. U.—The Demorest medal contest for the gold medal, conducted by the Y. W.C. T. U., will be held in the Kindergarten Hall on Tuesday, the 20th inst. ,
Come to Zion Chureh to-night and bring your sisters and cousins and aunts to en- joy some selections from Longfellow, as having them treat yon to nice home-made candy. Silver collection at door.
Easter Beer.—Some splendid animals were shown among the large lot weighed by Mr. Sellers. We regret that we are today unable to publish the uaual list showing the animals and their owners and
feeders,
Witt Nor Amaceamate.—At a meeting of the C. A. C. C. last evening it was de- cided not to amalgamate with the C. W. A. of this city for the present, as their club rooms are altogether too small to ac- commodate the number of members that would come in from the other club.
ARTILLERY.—The members cf Nos. 1 and 2 Companies are requested to meet in the Orderly Reoms this evening at 8 o’clock, io arrange for taking part in the Militarv Entertainment to be held in the Opera Honse on the 27th inst. Every member requested to attend as 80 men are required.
Tue Lapies’ Alp of the First Methodist Church is to be congratulated on having snen energetic workers, who are aiming to make the Feast of Days a great success. Housekeepers need not, in this busy sea- son, attempt to prepare pretty fancy articles for the house, because the Ladies’ Aid have their needs in view and will be able to supply everyone.
Worps or Prarse—In the House of Assembly yesterday, Hon. Mr, Peters paid a deserved tribute tothe memory of the late Mr. J. W. Morrison who bas served so long and so faithfully as clerk in the Pub- lic Works Department. He testified to the excellent character of the work performed by the deceased, and to the loss the public service would sustain by reason of his death. Mr Campbell also spoke in terms of praise of Mr. Morrison and added his testimony to that of the Premier regarding Mr. Morrison’s fidelity to duty and ability as an Official.
RIDE A STEARNS
AND BE CONTENT.
Re 7 hook lacing gloves, 65c Jper ‘pair, advertised by Stanley Bros., in yesterday’s issue in colors and black. They are in colors only—the black not having come to hand. Wall Papers.—Leading patterns, best quality, lowest prices at McMillan & Hornsby’s.
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CITY COUNCIL.
At the meeting of the City Counci', beld last eveving,—
The petition of Messrs. Rattenbury for exemption from taxation for five years in respect to their proposed packing> Louse aod premises, was gravted.
A letter frem the executive mittee of tle Temperance Alliance asking jor re-payment of the salary of Matthews, the proseeutor, was read ard laid upon the table. In this connection it vas shown that during March Warren had obtained no coivictions under the Scott Act, while Matthews had obtained eight convictions out of fifteen proseeutions.
It was resolved to apply to the Jegisla- ture for power to authorize the School Trustees to issue $38,000 worth of new debentures to retire those coming due.
A re olu ion was also passed asking the Council w apply to the Legislature for power to increase the tax on banks doing business in the city from $50 to $250 each ; also to applv to the Legislature for power to tax bicycles $2 each, and make regulations for the use of the same.
A resolution was passed authorizing application to the Legis/ature for an amendment tothe Act of Incurporation, providing for the election of all the Coun- cillors by all the elector: of the city, and the payment to each Councillor of $100 per anoum,
Notice of a resolution to authorize the construction of a sewer on Queen Street, from the City Building to Queen’s Wharf, was given by Councillor Haghes.
A committee, consisting of Councillor a Hughes, Nicholson and Vouse, was ap pointed todraw up a petition to present 10 the Legislature, embodying the resolu- tions passed and asking for a grant towards the Park Roadway.
The estimates were submitted, as fol- lows :—
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REVENUE. Ordinary Revenue ........ ...+00.4. $ 9,500.00 Kea! Estate value $2,665,007, at 1 POP CONG... Ase occ cece eens 26,650 07 Personal Property value $899,- 585, at | per Cent....... cerccere. 8,995.85 Fifteen Hundred Polls at $2 PON iis d.cssich cho eicoch thes Bbddeces 3,000.00 $38,645 92 Less Reduced by Appeal.......... 1,000.00 $37,645.92 $47,145.92 Total Expenditure.........-.+s00+ 47,017.74 erin 08 sib ie oS. cick cdcevcoeee vonees 128.18
WATER DEBENTURE SINKING FUND. Real E-tate, value $2,623,475, at Vof 1 per Cent.........6+.eseeee$ 3,279.34 Personal Property, va.ue $898,-
985, at L of 1 percent.......... 1,123.73
Fifteen Huvdred Polls at 10c. ret Lk Osh ive scccectetevsran 150.00 = $4,553.07
EXPENDITURE. The City Government....... oS 2,224.44 Street Electric Lights........... 4,964.00 The Police Department.......-.8 5,139.00 The Fire Department............ 2,065.00 The Market House...........0-s00 677.00
Maintenauce of Streets and Macadamizing»w............-. 9,000.00 Assessing avd Collecting Taxes. 750.00 Maintenance of Victoria Park. . 290 00 Interest and Discount..........:.... 5,625.00 ines OF Te eA th .ncccccea «a oo pebees 455 00 Scott Act Prosecution. .........+. 814.46 TadsedrOmee i... bo A cevesevis coccsdscs 203.90 City Building.........0..- ++ 280 00 Permanent Sidewalks......... 604.00 Berend Bathe os. oy, 5 cdse ed geincetive 460.00 Betenel’ Detinkss eincesersses he heise 9,950.00 Queen Square Gardens............ 350.00 Provincial Rifle Association... . 100.00 Muéic for Gardens............ 100.60 Squares .....cceerserereees cereeersevee 100.00 Park Roadway. ......... ...---. .1,300.00 Miscellaneous, ..... 00 devs 1,070.00 Jubilee Celebration........0. +++ 500.60 $47,017.74
McMillan & Hornshy’s FOR WALL PAPER
DIED.
At St. Peter’s Island, on the 12th inst., William C.Hewson, of inflammation of the lungs, aged 66 years, formerly of Clyde River. He leaves a wire and 13 children to mourn their loas.
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At Black River, onthe 4th inst., of |
meningitis, Walter James, aged 9 months, infan{ son of James and Mary Byrne.
Canes
There is as much style dis- played in a Walking Stick as in a suit of clothes, a hat, a tie, or any other detail of a gentleman’s dress. We un- doubtedly have THF assortment of proper, up to date canes in the city. Stylish shapes, sel- ected natural woods, sterling silver mountings, ete. See our line of 50c Canes.
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LIBERAL - CONSERVATIVE
Electors of Wards Two and Three.
A meeting of the Liberal—Conservative electors of Wards Two and Three east and west, will be held in McEachern’s Build- ing, on Queen St, Charlottetown, on Tues- dav Evening, the 13th day of April, at 7.30 o’clovk, for the purpose of selecting delegate: iv attend a convention of the Liberal Conservative electors of Charlotte town and Royalty, to be called shortly to select candidates to reprexent the city at the torthcoming local election.
A full atteudance is requested.
W. D. McKAY, Convener. Ch’town, apri2 td
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Our Spring Stock Opening Up
Silver Soap, Polish, Fur- niture Shine, etc.
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Tuesday Evening, April 27th,
PROGRAMME LATER. Popular prices 25 an¢ 35 cents.
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There are Tow Ways of Doing Everything
The wrong way is to buy
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your Boots before you see our | stock and prices. We are opening new goods which we are selling very low. See our Ladies’ Kid Shoes for 68 cents worth always 85c. Great Slaughter in balance of our Bankrupt Stock of Boots and Shoes.
Don’t Do It
Buy Clothing before you see our stock of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing—the balance of Bankrupt stock at lower prices than you can buy the same goods for elsewhere. We will do better for you ‘every time, or your money back. Men’s Overalls from 35c a pair,Men’s good Pants for 75c a pair, Men’s Hats, 25c, 50c, 75c, and up, at
J, B. Macdonald's | Old Stand,
Opposite the west end of the market.
Canadian Order of : —~""_ Foresters
Court Ch'town, Meets 2nd and 4th Fridays in Wright's Hall,Prince St
A fraternal society. Purely Canadian, $1.00,000 invested in Dom Govt Bonds. Surplus funds, Jany Ist, 1897, $525,179.43 Has the largest surplus on hand for each $1,000 riek of any society of the kind in Canada. $10,000 on deposit in Bank of Nova Scotia in Ch’town. No assessments, Fixed amount each month. Want of money can be no excuss; the cost of carry- ing insurance has been brought within the reach ofall. Married men, is it not a duty you owe your wives and children to provide againt emergencies.
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