THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARL@ITETOWN, MAY 26, 1900, waaENer Wr ER ORE A I TN RNY Ce A A AEE aT

‘THE DAILY EXAMINER NOTES ae begs ren CONCERT aT SOURIS. | 5s im a a et a

Whether judged by the quality cf the |

a6 E Was it merely an oversight that the entertainment furnished or by the finan-

MAY 26, 1900 | Dominion Building in this city was the

° ° ‘ . es T _f « ‘ . v o L - . z cial result the soncert given iv Souris on | te sommes a be Soldiers brave, and wear a Khaki Coat, ; i . 7 : : . . 2 eY ing Dien ee out we mack the Briti 7 ‘re while lie i : ACROSS THE VAAL Che darkness of the Dominion building | 1§ SONee OF ay SErS was OReees | We cannot i ensie — oe eee Cone a breath left in our throat;

contrasted Strangely “nd not pleasingly Sacerne: | . t Oravely fo conquer or to aie, :

) ny . 3 . ut every ‘ ‘ "TAarTE ¢ Shirt n< r "TEN 33 Yhe programme was ro varied in ite : ry man that wears a Shirt can wear a KHAKI TIE.

character as to hold the interest of the audience tothe veryvend. The first part

i Tus : foberis, wiih bis —The Guardian and Patriot are disput: ; C d - Pe sae poe log with apparent apnger about a little was made up of vocal! eolos, aire ome an See Our New Lines of

} i ’ : 9} only tuilding unilluminated last night? | | with the brightness surrounding, | |

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| abese as crossed Vuul River is to > : . army, has crossed ihe matter of po importance, When the] recitatious and tableaux.

| be noted. Our forces are vow within the) Guardian guns are rhoited, they are in~| These laet were excellently stranged— Ste IS TEC ES CAT Tranevaal,a comparatively short distance | variably trained against the Conservatives. | particularly the one representing Bri EAR

} . e £ Vey orn ¥ ; of Jobaanesbare. Wonderful pregrees bee —The celebration of Jast evening was tannia. Concerning the other numbers it £ The Lat ES ee ase: ; i made sine ripy left Bloemfon- | highly creditabie to our public authorities ) euffices to say that al! were wel] rendered. | = . o a st : atriotic Khaki Tie, with smal] Union Jack on part that eee fiber mains Si iaie site _— oe os uakes the k ase mets and private individuals ; and certainly, Aftera brief intermigsion the avdience | . Fatt © Knot, in large assortment only, 7 4 . 35C each " 1 € ‘ > 2a] ‘ ¢r whether as woman or Queen, there 18 po were treated to a farce called “A Kise in

be Boers will venture aa ive vballie OF one more wortby of it than Victoria the the J rk, which, It 18 need Jess to were atic ' . ’ 9 1c) slapd a siege, elect tO Catry On a guerrll (Good. a ae | i | | , for acting of each and every character |

| warfare in the mountains or rurrender, —We are pleated to learn thatan Ex-|

| tein. We shall soon see whether or xr

‘indian Fly Trap}

Has no equal in keeping

; 2 ! . natural end good—exaggeration, the

POT Ree SRI ARRAS armen

i : the ; : en eae yout house FREE from flies. litke reasonable men avuxious to avuid/} pibition open to the Marititne 5 rev snee”? seucl faut of amate eat le Printed C: ‘ecid t | ther blood 1 ex will be held op the grounds of the . ' amateur theatricals, being rinted Cambrics with separate Collars to match at - _ ation § | further Dioodthed and exXpenre. : : cone “none he ite abe i te , : ' a Se | non-potsonous viscid prepara | é I Charlottetown Driving Park snd Provin- i us by its absence, A large assortment of newest and neatest designs in Printed Cambric gin

that holds and kills the flses.

[he thanks of the community are due Shirts or separate cuffs or attached cuffs at

| | cis ‘xhibition Association from the 24th ‘ i 2 _ for * | cial Exhibition Asso vs ) x Shirts or separate cut 3 dike not “scape or l upon the fur AN IMPORTANT MATTER. a cher i pt mber mort. The priz: thoee w ho took part in the concert, in F inne Silk Front Shirt. soft bx som, fancy stripes and checks at , ;00 each . itare or clothes. fs ‘ , ‘}] be iesued at the earliest possible cluding the members of the orchestra Soft Bosom Cambric Shirts, fancy stripes and checks. at The ; . a be | or placed wpon a liet will be issued al the eartiest por ible ae : : Ricwcia Get k } t cn 8, at 75c and “

ble on. ea a | We learn that it is the intention of the! poment, and as this will be the firet {oo . “? kindly gave their services, and | ee Sane j : of e oe ' , a ao ' 1) Exhibits , held 1} particularly to Dr. McLellan who at Golf Hose, 50¢ to $2.00; Belts, 25c to $1.25 . be carried about without amy fear m |} Chariottetown Scho Board to decide, Maritime UXHIUNICH ever eld here all } very con ider b) fi et ro Caps in newest patterns, 25c, 35¢ an i mi) } 6

- ' a ae | Et ea ee bitte elidel iki ie Waicen onsiderabie eacrifice o ime and ose dh : 8, <0C, dv and d0c each

{ } r , rm nts. ee a ‘ ee ee . A « nda niendading ¢xbibitors hould begin anid e | j;oht+ Tlndea ros ‘ : . ~~ [ soiling the fingers or garme | upon the question of the proposed second , © | labor trained the choruses and acted ia cerwear, Balbriggan at 75c and $1.00 per suit

4 bohtie & repa’ra 8 »e ee ; , . n ae not aa unsightly } preparations at once, Natural Wool at 1.25 and #1 50 se oa neared sheet.

uade by Canadians in Canada. Support the industries of your own ceuntry. -

{ the farce.

| na Weat la‘ly session in Upper Prince and We | |

é . | ne ‘> ¢ > ety) ‘ * o:. ey Saar In conelusic pit mav he said that th a Latest 5 Vie Ss ¢ ollars at lox » O1 2 for Z20C

: who were present are ikke Oliver Twist | matter which affects the internal economy | boys pants, 100 pairs, 100 bats for men at I é Ke Ol:ver Twist,

' | j ; ; ao in¢Omuch asthey wat ore | of mane houses le The re are, « f course, $1 00, waists for la ijes 352, 50 under s oe ied more. | FLOOR (; . the skirts In watered moreen linenett ae Of uni meél omes

| Ken . Inhlie Schools ‘his 13 8 | P } Kent Street ] uo oSchnoodtis, iD 4 Oar snap list for this p. m., incladen

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som: arguments in favor of the second ; aD OLOSH . and cotton at $1.00 and $1.59, 50 workinge

f = your for it and do not BH | session; and against these are to be urged ? ai i ae Tr ( on ee ee , se put off with sometiting clse | ee ee ' men’s enits, $8.00, heavy quality for $5 rhe Big Store is showing a splendid collection of new Floor Covering: ; j ; } ] » dis ices—! Vv ases “|! Q2aolore ;: nig w ¢his mMNecis > i ea : E r @ s calle just as g ” can i the iOng listance 10 macy Case up o colors and ob y for ibis P ss M kid : © as ‘ ially adapted tor summer homes. attractiveness and durability are com : ; - nile } :] he cb ir re! r |e res ! 8 sent io } . . eC rj re *4>] ea } 1 TAT. J . . y* 7 “ 7 * ‘ - cet t and will get it rather than wards of @ wile— which the children have’ glove for 48 cents w orth doutle ; 480 B KS’ i ' _ i with he althfulne Ss in the several specialties in Floor Coverings here yards of dress goods, half price ; coreets— juoted at economical prices.

sto walk every morning, and ihe Incon-)

an ae adil: he enueed fo men’ | 100 puire ata clear saving of 25 cents on RICYCTI ‘ LANL ve m | yenience the i ‘ = u , J ; the dollar; 65 shirt waists ranging j - aK hd IN HISLOP & CO. vucmes, involving, i! 28 feared, the | Up to $2, tor 40 cents, Come ye the big RB 4 Ty Ja panese Matting

-8 Lemoine St., Montreal, P.Q. | absence of numvfrs of children from the | store tor snape.—James Paton & Co,

1 | afternoon session |

lose your custom,

as aaibidick ia Japanese Mattings—Extra fine quality in every conceivable design woveu

Big bargains this eveui pg on our samp'e

, , : wth? at Dan . . we . : on cotton warp in quai ‘iental devices. Specie ic 2s Se. P t pair, of all Druggists. We hope that tie trustees F' 2 »» de~ | boote, $1.50 boots for 7T5¢e; $2 bonts tor Fe for Ladies this season J juaint oriental devices. Special pric +s. ‘ i : he ei & i f ai 3 t > an 4 1 at s umple post paid 5c. | bth bu enalve the pri posed change vefore | oa Get a pair ton ght. J B Macdonald p! is the medium cut— New Dundee & ua : ia v. 3 line < 3 consulting the wishes of parents,- par- ~—--~- eH aT an as | res | 0 | ee 1s made in Chocolate and i . eoretar: ms iedeieen take he Wide ta. lene dio : A remarkably fine lot of these desir: ; ; jus > ——- ) a ‘ j ] s sirable Squares ju: ceive Spec CHURCH SERVICES. Black Dongola— can for summer Cottages. ee

4 tances from the school attended by their |

children, Would it not be well to hold a! ee t METHODIST,

ne

COFFEE

6 6se@ cent pourd tin.

’ : 3 f hi a} } go 7 : , Mcetleg of parent BS WHIER tee Sgt} Prince Street.—Prayer and praise Service

: mentson both sides wcu'd be preseated | at 10.15, hey J W Mevonneli at ll and Rev J

7 . and the matter properly diecuaecd ? ;} come. Attentive ushers, Lig ) hf) a, all +--+ 0+ o—— —— Grace Church,—F rayer meeting at 10 a4 ' ‘ -.

be used for walk- ing buot also—They’re the correct thing Jas. Paton & Co : . I, Batty, of Amherst, &} 7. Strengers wel-,

i oo iE L and C E at close of Sunday School. ee | Strangers elways welcome and seats pro- } D&A . : b: : aie ont | vided. . le | Tue Pibeau-Faigt?areon Goverrmert : | ] PRESBYTERIAN

i shi tere, although the micet> | 4 MAKE is not pushing mattere,a ' i St. James’—Prager meeting at!0. Rev Mr. 4 ® -_

; ; i : 2 ing of the Legislature was on the 8h of Fsarer at ll and7. Sunday rechoo! and Bible | 5 1

' . i {Jlam, Rev J L Batty, of Amherst, and Kev J | € SLOW—DEQIDEDIY SLOW. | W McConsell at 7, Sunday School at 215.1 3 1

Th ecfiee is prepared wit

rowledg? Of whet most peop! qusre viz — good strergth and

Ba = co Fo rr cH eo TH Cu A TR 7

prercanced flavcur.

Other lines at $1.75 and $2.00

> . (tT lass al 2.30 ! : “i from Wed- ’ : May ! The House adjourae r Zion—Prayer meeting at 10. Rev. D. B. é

nesday Jast ustil Friday in houor of the) atil, ard Rev. J. Layton at 7. Sunday

x : Th, : - | School and Bible Class at 2,50, Queen’s birthday,—Thursday. Having | CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

IT PAYS 10 BUY AT PERKINS.

Ther bee teen inccrporeted th ita +ms1 preporticn of @

cLicery vbich asacds to its &

bronght ail the membera back on Friday,| gt. paul’s.\—Morning prayer at Ila. m. San

vith excellent photos of the late Hon. James

= Durcan, John Andrew MeDonald and Archi- | t % bald McNeill. CAVENDISH IN THE OLDEN TIMg5 = 1 : ' a is the fourth article on ‘this ‘séction of the

— : e : = reoeth, and is positively a @ "i ; : | day schoo) and Bible Ciass at 2.30. Hoiy wa | § ee tae ee the Government again had the Houee ad Come udion will be celebrated 6€6 30.0. m.. * j OS ; ae a ‘oarned from noon on tbat day until the | an4 af er the morning service. All seats free ‘ = f \ ‘very can wili be found a od J : ; _| and upappropriated Everybody welcome. ‘ . ' : Bc} ; , fe | following Monday. And because certain of| St. beter’s Ustnedral Holy, Ooramuaion Stamper s Corner. € piece of emlap cecorel ae ee : i ,| atSandlla. m. Matins at 10,15 Evensong t ; A | : a4 | the Opposition mem bers mildly protested i at 7: ‘Chudren’s Catechising ana Bible Class bo : = | ; yj against the eccond adjoarrment the | at 2.3). AJl seats free and unappropriated. 3% SE de an ten ee ees ‘ . a . Le ate BAPTIST. teal he Sa os A} DEE ehh & C0 3 Patriot, inferentially, charges them with Prayer meeting at 10,30, lland7. Sunday ” a is] =m j 1uc I sect. | schocl and Pas or’s Bible cCiass at 2.30. epi a cer J re disloyalty, it aemuch as e]l were cRpeCce ‘strangers welcome and provided with com- ipe VictoreRew Grecere ied te take partin the Charlottetown de- ; fortable seats oe {| monsiration on Friday evening! Ad«| CENTRAL CHRISTI*N CHUR’ . aie Ta Tis CH ¢ 17 & oa? ; } ee ee Rev Robt. F Whiston at if and 7. All wei- asl mitting this plea, there might etill have come, sunday School and sible Class at 2.30 UL Hi ui 2a bee . ee ee ee ayer a 44 : ‘RITE EER Te ee - 3. L a ; leeepa sitting on Friday afternoon ; and | CHURCH "aon ce Prince Edward ' : } ; } vc . Serviees atitand 7 >3 © B Wedres- ik ay Steamshi C9 the budget speeches might then bave , aun seamed a al wieness © ye. VEN . : been delivercd, and everything made ready | ST, DUNSTAN’S CATAEDR: L. . ve ' agten 3 f 2. 5 , - " : * : : 2 Sir “TAMPAN A " for businecs 6n Monday: Tusiéad of this| wow Massat? da th | Children’s Mass at Island Magazine Everything that is new in shirts im 4 ; : : ; 9, High Mass and sermon a you. sper: - ' the budget epeedh and debate ure yetia | ae Dectadnchiien at? pm. , ——— the future, and it is not unlikely that ay SALVATION ARMY KOR collars, cuffs, ties, gloves, fancy hose, , whole week will be occupied on aeteuss | Sunday Services at 7, 11, 3, and at 8 p.m. : ; : Mon\réal From ©. .own b | Week night Services—monday, Tuesday etc., may be found in our men's fur- 7 » 99nd i, Monday 28th May | nee . Thursday, Friday and Seturday ats p. m, j ger. ia? ? 20a ° ay mon ay Mi i “6 , . aa} usipese’ overoments ee ae ‘ s f - Soap tg “bone . thin ee oa GOSPEL MEETING, nishing department, Prisee, you will meece 18 h “ “ 8th * are slow—decidedly slow. Afier doing no» Gosphr, MEETING —-Remember the Gospel = o : a —. : : ; < - oad ; , rge’s New Block, Eurday : Bice 5 ° . - “ 2nd July - Gb July | thing or next to nothing in sixteen weeke een pS 1 clock. Sirangers always eee es ee ee find in lots of instances, just a bit “« {6a “ . ~-except bring down two whopping big} welcome Lesson, 1 -28 “Come unto me sw a sete oa. i ; “s e6 6th Au : ye that iaburard are heavy laden and I will | you should read. It is now for sale at al ' o_o “ 2011 ‘ B| eetimates of expenditures—the Govern- give you rest,” P the bookstores and newstands in Charlotte- lower than elsewhere. ' « 33 bo Avg. = mt Sept, | ment at Ottawa, a few days ago, brought} ns ——- memes | town and throughout the Island. Price 5 ! oo oo 7 ae ill d bill concerning bank® cents. If itis not sold near you send the] § . : « 0b Sept. ve chin Oct fn ai a its GeO _ 1! bh . b - - price in silver or stamps to the er and J : « 24th * st Oct.|—which might just as well have been you will receive it by return mail. ie WwW sy Sh . + / ij “ ath Ort. e we 4 submitted at the beginning of the ses- No Yankee Humbug The contents are as follows : : : es Cow ancy ax Ss j "stad “ 7 2e i but good honest value ip THE FRONTISPIECE contains three sth Nov. “ 12th Nov, | %0?- - pretty P. E Island shore scenes and the en ‘ ; : 4 Fr-ivbt handled “caretally and at cure = 2 - Ma ole Soap graving = the cover is a picture of North Not an old pattern in the let. Some with white : FEU. ib. ene NEWSPAPER LIFE AND NEWS PAP bodies and colored bosoms, euffs to match: others ».ocer vers will find the acoomcdation | &quares are being put in nice order by cap~ the great English Home Dye _NaMSSArS ; AND NEWS PAP nono . ‘ + ond’ the HD UD aad deen abiemen. Queen Square will, of course, nsiate enamel ER = Fo J. Pas canning eye the made w ith all colored bodies with euffs to match. ; ane fone way i arly days Gf Tux Examiner, The Patriot, ce the 5: Lawrenes eo mom pap tary ac Kiw'e ate canueds DYE ighlaanapaias he Angus, and other Island papers, and Price $1.1 0. . , while in King’s an > ieee Sidhe oo mh ie otis : : M | agg ng ade additional trees have been planted, and | | FREE pene ek te —Ter eo ee aeaeaensaieie” ee ei We have just recel v¢ d anew line of ties in bh? : ~ owt a t . . ; 7 ' ‘ 3 x 4 ae . a . i : as : . cn re con ? come pruning has been age nag ~ A. P. TIPPET & CO., hiontreal. | | ISLAND, by Hon. Senator Macdonaid is a very latest styles and patterns. . oe : walke graded. Thework is tobe com- continuation of this interesting series telling at Me mended, of the years 1871 and 1875 and is illustrated

country by Walter Simpsoh and gives’ ac counts of the bedr hunt and other old time events. ! MT. ALBION REMINISCKNCES, Our Millinery is different from others.

‘ ‘. Robert Jenkins gives bits of the history Our BIC YCLE LIVERY All new wheels. that settlement sixty years ago.

THK EMPIRE (Stages in its Progress),

. , by Hon. A. B. Warburton treats of great - on . - ro maak. saan eeea . _ { Look at our assortment ol internal reforms of Britain during the present _ century and of the reformers Grey, Brougham, eer as f ; Disraeli and Gladstone. — a “YA ] a Y: 4 TREASURE HUNT, by D. McKenzie] | Cc CTIT, RK TION TI cS 7 : 4 N EK BIC CLES. isa very good description of a search for SPECULATION IN WALL STREET.

penepreinantenanemnmntes erate —Q ee

ao near ( harlottetown. It is well worth] B Is always hazardous, and should never be entered upon by any reading. a © 7 sven? » heinc pets oot on We have all world Leaders. TO A MAYFLOWER, a sonnet by Dis- one who cannot afford a loss in even! of one being sustained. On cipulus. the ccher hand, the pro‘ts of speculation, when successful, are us- : -< OUR FEATHERED FRIENDS, by John ually very great. Success or failure is largely a question of g ood i rin ee - information of much interest judgement, guided by exp rience and proper information, . o naturalists, a : . ° . = WHAT OUNSTU LES A GENTLEMAN, Do You Wish Good Conservative Advics in Your Opsretions ? ‘

by John McLaren is an article the title of

We are in a position to give it and solicit correspondence.

4 : : ete - : which explains its import. It is well written, ; Your Bicycie to our repair show or satisfactomy repairs. calculated to make one Wiink, and ‘will be Stocks are depressed just now on account of Gold Shipments and continued next month. Railrcad Stocks should be a good purchase on any sharp decline

ae Fhe” Silscsipesies. Of ‘the “Magesine is SOFTER frosm: present prices. Hq 1d] KM \ | W eed lg ot one Mes tess te Accounts handled on 3 per ceat margins, yy > ARK RIGHT & G0).. LID The P. £. Island Magazine, D. McEVYERS & CO., Brokers.

ee Stock Exchange Building, Montreal. P. O, BOX 698, Specialty New York Stocks and Cbi sag Provisioens,*Private Wires

"SUNNYSIDE. Home Makers. Charlottetown, P. E.7. Big sii ile i le

atten crepe cep ae emma etiam tit Ha or