Sunday afternoon at four o'clock, conduct ed by the railway men

me - aa nent ae A a tg tr tn ert ane net a a a — Pi x 7 nN; nN ™“™ 4 j i - - r YT 7h THE DAILY EXNAMINER - - 3 : - SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1895 TO ADVERTISERS, PERSONAL. THE THE ALPHABET OF HEALTH, | ee ge ee, Se he ’ er 2 > a 3 om = Chadges of als : plies.) Mr. A. E. Massey, the celebrated tenor, " All healthy folks are active and bright. | Seach dav to ensure will sing in St. James’ Church on Sunday : 5 Be snie to go to bed early each night. ° ; even me i ] Children be careful and keep dry feet— | ; ] Rev. James Simpson left for Souris this Dampishoes are neither healthful nor To Qh | ’ , TH afternoon, He wil! hold service there t néat, 4 LOCAL AND 0 ER ITEMS. —2 ' Eat slowly, and choose the simplest | | 4 ; r. J. C. Harlow ia here in the inte rests } food— i ' , i —Te of Christie Bros. & Co., Amherest, N. S sient Fresh fruit is dainty, and tempting and _ H A guest the Q Hotel i I ‘ ; ; fie Is & guest at the Queen Motel. good, At ptere ate Char etown Mr. J.D. Ir¥ing, of Buctouche, a well ay a . RIV. __ Garments should never be worn too i> 9 I W e Y.M.C. Aare iviend'te daret in the Av’| keows lditer wie eed merchant | ow GOLF JERSEYS. right ae on’t wander around town look- e cannot help it, for we must eocte parior to-morrow af ») at 4/| among the fecent arrivals at the Queen | , aw mate cf — Hats should always be airy and light. : ™ © . ] B ath hoe A large variety of new fash-| Hs shoullalvays teaiyand tilt | ine for Gloves, but just drop in and |tell you about our Boots and Shoes — The Countesa of Castellane, formery| +... and gay, : | d l hi Mi . ’ 7 U1 ' D fail | Miss Gould, is the proud possessor of : ionable colors and Black €xX- Just stay in the sunshine the livelong £ce our assortment of Scotc i an t iat we are se ins so very cheap ear , ! pas t : mis crown that was once worn by Marie An day. I Kil ; Tl fi | l [ an from J apran, at pp Me o- | toimette, : pected to-day. Keep your heart pure and your temper Canadian id Galoves. 1e nest t 1at everyone - 10uld know where es 7 Dr. Brown has the thanks of Ta sweet; : " ; : I | i ill j Id } a a __[Bxiuste oe avopy ofthe fines Hest | Burther supplies of Season | <tr tbe and your hohe balay and best in the city can be shown their dollars will yield so much in a ae. , { ove of the mammoth Sunday ;apers of | ' caso neat. F ; . < ~e aptain N ree w ca to-day | Chieago ae al ib] G 1 | } Many ite died from lack of pure air. \ by us, O ur prices on these goods return. wfour W 7, ! bushels} John Ruskin] a: so far regained his | #0IC mO9aS have ,cen re- No child caa keep-well ithout ¢ , . oe and 140 bY Pt y Carvell \ physical stpweuth thet + lesen oot . 1 thi k chau peered Tt. aad are in arked y ery low ; and range di il o ° d N sros eight miles a day without serious fatigue. | CC1VeC this week. Old rags and trash should never be 2 Y « » s : nome aii sitar daee wor totes onl | from 25c up. ou are cordially invited. No ounia am pink hie cele ao "ier Beajamin Chenoa eh wr ae E) = ish & Candian BLAN- ] — thrive best im a home well Kl i> G LO Vv i i We have im- trouble to show goods, and you . ‘ t {HAKTY Ub be euis ApPpeii, iO ie ‘re 5 . swept. . buoy at North Cape. She will leave | for-Manitoba a few weeks ago, is greatly » a sa : : Quic’, motion brings to boys and girls 1 ' | fi ad ‘| I , I 5 Monday to take up the buoy at Cape pleased with his new home. He reports K Ets, Eider Down Ql ILTS Ked clecks, bright eyes ‘and dancing ported a Very argze range ot Kid le l mn t at we are t 1€ peop c to formentine business humming.. He is engaged in the curls, G a = a j ® l ) ] : : a : “— office of the N. P. R., Wiechve. and BACHELOR COM- See that the water you drink is pare, lov cs and vi itt< t iis season, and ca Ww it I fF oo7 BA he mat between St Mrs. Aaron Wil-on, who lives near the Tis better than coffee, oF tea, e asnute, k k ] b pe ries oe rn | enema AL a LM itasake, We are prepared to knock the bot-| yp aroe stock of RUBBERS : mas Gees PO posed Oo account of uniavor Saturday from Summerside, t’. E. Island, | Very sad-are troubles they often make. t | 1 f ~ > . arge stoc oO KR at abie weal it Ww take place on the | where she had spent some days with her | s Walk ev. ry day as much as you can; om Cc ean ou CG any prices siven | t > st e aa mother Mrs. Wilson’s mother is gs | COLORED BLANKETS — X-ercise makes the strong woman or in this city owes prices. Mont vears of age, and has recently come into | man, a --_--—_-_ Lapies, clean your kid gloves with J. se-] possession of three brand new teeth, and| heavy and warm-at very Your health is your wealth, aud well B wi? r ’ . phine Gh Clea It is a liqud, {| bas others on the way—Moneton Times : ' : . worth pain— OVS & Men WMitts and Gloves eaves he u-ed while the Rey Mr. Carruthers, N.w Glasgow, low "a Zeal in its care is never in vain. - a Y glove is the hand. Forsale only atA.| lecturer on elocution in the Halifax Theo | . oe Little Men and Women. from 0c u D. y } buy our Gloves ” , . W . Reddin’s drugstor a logical hall, has been appointed Watkins | BEF a di ; t f 1 . : Charlottetown, November $, 1895—dy & wky isin lecturer on elocution in Queen’s for the All-wool GREY FLAN- as , es aoe rec rom t ic manufacturers. a a i ' as ou For Bostex.—The steamer Halifax | Present session. Mr. Carruthers has been ? A Silent Miracle Worker Y Gil h ae « ¥ S Se eo Ssyrsc will sail from Charlottetown on her last remarkably successful in handling this NELS - all qualities. For whileyou may be thinking of a W c buy our oves for spot cas , e ct 3 : e@s3 = = te as aes - wig to masta for this seasuw on Tuesday, rult — cepesially in oo pleasant beverage ‘merely which it. un- We buy our Grieves in very large =< a3 Soda ee | 4 MS ice 5 a the 26th Nov., and will leave each Tues—} Taiting of men.— Queen's biversity } doul tedly is, Wilson’s Invalids Port Wine - ea °5 ES $e= cand SCEBEE a day eveniag at 5 o'clock instead of 6. 2in Journal. i Men’s and Boys’ UNDER. is making its silent way through your eh } a: oie e 3-2 i “ = os a ayes = incon ac ; FR i aie te em eo at er} Quantities. Therefore we are im a| wl 2 225 |g 2°: ‘sizs = A Sorrck or Detientr. — The Truro Mittrary Nores.—Lieutenant Peake, | CAR and CARDIGAN | drink it with enjoyment for it is a fine ~sts : yr | Ese .< 23° <= a2 - Ti ithiai@nn remarks A ate was} of No. 2 Company, Carrison Artillery, is : rich wine, but it is especially intended tor position to sive 5 ou t 1é very lowest 4 l= z z i 8 e © ' e oa Pa e& bern to Mr. and Mre. W Elderk'n, of | 8?7anging for the presentation in this city | JACKETS invalids, for it isto theni an invaluable . 4 iC? W ns 27 ts pore | BeSs" ; Advocate ok r, on Tursday hoe ind | @t av early date, of the farcical comedy in ACKETS. help in restoring “lost strength, stimulat price On all lines of id and ool B. 3 >S = a = Mile Ct 2 : :* : " has since been @ source of much delic] three acts entitled “Our Regiment,” the | — ing flagging energies,’and making them M a © sw: « ¢ £2 a 3 6.2 - oS to mans sail — - proceeds of the performauce to be for the fee! strong and young and hapeful. Ths dalo Ves. 4 > 5 o = = an ae = aa 5 > g - = : iil adie benefit of the two city comp nies of | Bp S 0 | makes it unique. A rare old-wiee and ss ge < - _ ea < = Z ~. = 2 : fave you seen the menn of the myster- | Artillery. “Our Regiment” will have an | ° ’ ¢§ | incomparable tonig, and not. a drop -of PROWSE BROS 1] W d ff 1 Cl M o S552 Ew. Can wef 358 | ious supper? Study it it and go and] especially s‘rong cast, and will be® put | medicine in it. Bi by all dealers at-$7. 4 “9 16 on er ul leap en. os a = = = = < oS £664 z at ws get a “-quare meal,” also music, readings, | 8pon the boards in a first-clase manner Wh | 4 I . d R t il 50 per case of 12 quart bottles, half case . £26 . esate — 4 SS eS e — > and recitations. Tickets from members of | [t was played Halifax some years ago, olesaie an etal, $4.00 or TScts. per bottle. Address— BES o 2 <2 a i= 8 a 5 8 Z, the Band and at Jobnsxa & Jobnson’s | #nd all wio saw it were well pleased 4 Bordeaux Claret Co., 30 Hospital. Street, a, & ‘ SES feed 3 — = drag store. We hear that it is proposed to fit up a Charlottetown, Nov. 9, 1995. Montreal. dy 246. — — ———_ — caus a —— ——— gynifiasifim for the use of the militiame = > <r ee ee Geseei. Meetixnec —Remember the Gos in the Drill Shed, Lieut.-Col. ideas “wg "ROM ALL POINTS OF THE COMPASS, The Winnipeg Tribune has published a pel meeting in the Philharmonic Hal! | '"S kindly placed the tuilding at . si oa most interesting descriptive sketch of Pre

Strangers a ways Lesson—2 Tim. 2 12 “If we

deny him, he also will dery us.”

weicome.

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Fruxverat Notice —The members of the

Association wiil assemble in St George’s Lodge Rooms tomorrow morning at § o'clock to attend the faneral of late Brother West. Full dress, white glove and tie. without sash. The regulation funeral badge will be supplied.

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Dox’r Miss Ir.—Rev. Dr. Morrison will deliver an address to the students of ‘Cuarlottetown Business College on Satur day next at ll o'clock. As Dr. Morrison is one of our leading educationalisis, and a speaker of ability, a rare treat is in store for all who may be furtunate evough to be present. Students from other colleges are invited.”

Gacculctiasee

Suierep From Summersine.—The Agri- eulturist reports that Mr. P. G. Mahoney, of Melrose, N.B, arrived at Sommerside on Tnecday evening and left next morning via Point du Chene, with acarload of sheepand lambe, which he shipped to Portiand. On Thursday morning, Mr. S H. Jones shipped 620, and on Friday over 200, to Boston. They were purchased for hine by Mr. M. Deacon, of Freetown, and were an excellent Jot.

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Cuitprex’ Day.—To-morrow will be Childrens Day in the First Methodist Church. Ie tbe morning at 10.30 o’clock the teachers and scholars of the school will meet in the basement. At 10.45 they will proceed to the body of the charch an:l occupy the centre row of pews. The ser- mon by the pastor will be especially for the children. The teachers and scholars will again meet at230 in the basement, and at 3 o’clock will proceed up stairs, where their Otferings fur the poor will be

taken. A short service consisting of g#ysic, recitations and an address by the Rev. Mr. Cassidy will be held. pr Porice Cover. — This forenoon two

lads named William B. Hurry and Jos eph McAleer were arraigned before His Honor or a charge of taking horses from the stables of their owners, harnessing them up and driving about the country with them. Hurry i# seven years of age, and McAleer ten. It seems that both ‘ads have been at this work for some time. However, the Magistrate, out of consider- ation for their youthfulness and upon their promise that they would aot repeat the of. fence in the future, admonished and dis- charged the boys. ceosdaieiedid

MARRIAGE We learn from the Agriculturist that St. Mary’s Church, Summerside, was crowded to the door on Tuesday eyening jJast, when Mr. George Coninton and Mrs. Thomas McKinlay, of St. Elvanor’s, Were united in marriage, Rev. Dr. Osborne, rector, otficiating. Afcer the ceremony the bridal party repaired to the residence of Mr. R. Hunt, brother of the bride, and partook of refreshments, and after a very pleasant evening Mr. and Mrs. Compton drove to their home at St. Eleanors. ‘ine Examixer has much plea- eure in extending congratulations.

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SELLS

Paixsce or Wares Cotiece.—The stu- dents of the Prince of Wales College were yesterday afternoon addressed by Mr Percy Pope. The address was most inter-

ésting and instructive throughout, and nnot fail to be productive good. Amongst

her things, according to the Guardian’s

port, Mr. Pope spoke of the acquisition snd use of kaowledge, laying down some ofthe fandamental principles necessary for the former, and the objects which should be held in view as regards the latter. He referred to the three attributes seveseary for the acquisition of knowledge, viz., sensibility of feeling, emotional power,

aod intellect; and pointed out that the cul- ’

tivation of these attributes should ever be the aim of thé student,

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Internecine Wartftre in Ireland

Loxpox, November 7—The Irish na- tional Jeague of Great Britain held a meet ing this afternoon, and remeved the name

Soctat.—The “Y's” social Jast night | % oe cae aa ~ “ake was a di-tinct success. There was a large oe oe —m —

; i Davitt’s 2 attendance, and everyone had a good time. | Davitt’ therefor.

The programme included an address by

Mr. G. F. Beer, who presided, vocal solos lin Loxpon, Nov. by Mrs. A. S. Johnson, Miss Collings, and Mr. Cook, and a reading by Mr. N. E. Beniley. There were also several rousing choruses with instrumental accom painment. Refreshments were provided in abundance and the candy table sec med

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Ten Thousand for New Disco veries,

7.—R. R. Roosevelt, secretary of the United States embassy, presented Lord Raleigh asd Professor Rameay the cheque of the embassy for $10.000, being the Hodgkin prize awarded the Smithsonian mstitute, Washington, for tier discovery of new properties in the at-

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Miss F. E. Byrne, daughter of Jame: | CoxsrantixorLE, Nov. 7.—The British

Byrne, E-q., North River, has passed suc- | squadron has been uvable to obtain @ suffi-

cessfuily the examination of the Charlott— | ci¢nt quantity of provisions at Leanos and

town Business College, end has received | )#8 been obliged to go to Salonica for that colleze Diploma. ll her papers are | purpose. Trustworthy accounts from Erze- exceedingly neat, and very accurate. roum aay the condition of the Asiatic pro

aad | Vinces ie deplorable aud a veritable reign

Jvsr Arriven—The sebrs. Azof and'| Of terrorexiste.

Chlorus have just arrived with slack coal | Shipping Poultry te England,

from Sydney; also the sechr. Swan with

lime stone from Marble Head. All for C.

Lyons & Co.

Insuflicient Provisions for the Fleet.

Ortawa, Nov. 7.—Professor ‘ Robertson was notified to-day.that the foreign freight agent of the C. P. R. had made arrange— ments for sending two car loadsof poultry as atrial shipment to England in cold storage. The Department of Agriculture will furnish cold storage accommodation

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Gosret Mrerixc. — Don’t forget the Gospel meeting in Philharmonic Hall to- morrow. Allare invited. Song service

at 3.45. on the Allaa liner Mongolian next week. —_——-—— : Giving Premium: for Farm Puplls. 99 out of every 100 persons who have I x ‘ e : . rea : . f x re 2 a ae used ii, say that PRUSSIAN OIL is the wOEDON, sVOvemorr —Sir Charles

Tupper, Canadian high commissioner, is conferring with the government and ship ping compan‘e3 in regard to. the | induce- ments offered to farm. pupils by promoters in the colonies. Sir Chares is ende&yor- ing to put an end to the system of giving prem uuss for farm pupils. A warning to prospective pupils will te issued through the press, and more definite action will be taken afterwards. Ten Thousand Person's Massacred,

Loxpox, November 7.—A Constanti- nople despatch says it is reported that a battalion of regular troops has surrendered to Armenians at Chikour Hissai near Zeitoun. An English re<ident of Constan- tinople has learned from his business agents that the number of victims of the massacres in Autolia is estimated at 10,000. Reports of wholesale massacres reach the embassies from all directions. The victims include Maronites and Greeks. Opinion grows, even in diplomatic circles, that the Sultan has ordered them.

Cost ot Marlborough-Vanderbilt Wedding

quickest and most wonderful pain reliever they have tried yet, and so will you if.vou “Go and do likewise.”

DIED. At Oyster Bed Bridge, on the 23th Oc- tober, Catherine, relict of the late Thomas Carr, in the 70th year of her age.

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A CLOSE SHAVE Means A SORE FACE

un'iess JOHNSON’S CREAM OF ROSES is used. It re- moves all soreness and _ irrita- tion, and makes the face soft and smooth, yet leaves the skin firm. Price 25 cents.

JOHNSON & JOHNSGY,

~ ~ The Reliable Druggists.

New York, Nov. 7—The cost of the Marlborough-Vanderbilt wedding is esti mated at nearly $700,000. The items are: Bridé’s wedding gowns and garments, $6,720, bride’s trousseau, $10,000; ° Mre. Vanderbilvs gown, $2,600; bridesmaids’ gowns, $3,000; floral decorations .of St. Thomas’ church, $15,000; decorations of Mrs. Vanderbilt’s house, $10,000; wedding breakfast and service, $5,000; music at church and house, $300; Bishop Little- jobn’s fee, $2,500; wedidng presents, $350,000; new gowns of invited guests, $1 00,000; catering, $30,000; I uke’s, wed- ding outfit, $1,500; present for brides- maids’ and ushers, $1,500. Total $679,270

The German Emperor and His Guards,

Bertix, Nov. 7.—The ceremony of swearing a Jarge number of recruits to be attached to the Berlin, Spandau, Licht r fild and Charlottenburg garrisons took place this morning. In his address to the reernits the emperor said: “You have sworn allegiance t> me and le come patakers of the ‘honor of weeriig the }is,’s coat. It-is a special honor toserve in my guards, and be under my eyes, and for this you must be prepared to sever all family ties and be prepared at every moment to dbey my call. Recruits this year ought to be full of the great year when under the eyes of my grandfather and noble father,;~your brothers fulfilled their most extreme duty. As they fought for honor so musi you. If tempters approach you, resent their ad— yances; they are unworthy of you. Be confident that al) that is done is for your best, and show yourselves to be my true and dutiful guards at home or abroad, in service or out of service.”

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are iesorted to to sell goods. We have but one method—that is to sell the BEST FURNITURE we can make at the LOW-

EST POSSIBLE PRICF.

MARK WRIGHT & 0), LTD

Who Sell at Selling Prices.

Trade Between Cana da aud West Indies,

Orrawa, Nov. 7—The prospects of a reciprocal trade arrangement between Canada and the Wert Indies are becoming more favorable. Mr. Edgar Tripp, the Canadian comimercial agent at Trinidad and Tobago, writes thut -the- islands are now recovering from the recent depression of tLe sugar industry, and are looking

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al.road for opportunities to H@erea%e their trade. The great obstacle €@ fr lias been thi European bounties on t sugar,

mg at whieh places their products@® @ disad- vantage both in England and Canada. West Indians Lelieve that the present 18 @ suitable opportunity to reopen negotiations with a view to having the boanties abrog- rted, or, failing that, for a diskege eoem duty on the part of the Emp against such countries as give bounties, cee ab: rogation of treaties containing “the mort favored nation clause is urged. Mr, Tripp writes that in view of the abrogation of treatics which have beretobefore stood in the way. the prospect opens of carrying into effect “those my ually favorable re- ciprocal relations betweea Cavadagnd the West. Inlies which were advocated so fo-cibly + nd-el quently by Mr. G.E,Foster, when Le visited us some years ago.”

be nothing left for you

mier Greenway’s farm, which is. situated avont a mile from Crystal City. Mr. Greenway has the distinction of being the ‘only farmer premier in the Dominion, and this description of hie farm, specially suc gessful and well managed, gains addi tional interest on that account. The farm comprises over. 800 acres, and is pronounc- ed by the Tribune the equal of any farm in the province owned by a private citizen and operated for farm purposes. When at home the Premier has the reputation of being the busiest man on the farm.

EP oe eae _ He Was Nearly Killed,

MR. JAMES HAMILTON, sparmaker, Paradise Row, St. John, March 30th, 1894, declares :

“] have been suffering terribly since my recent injury, from severe pain in my back and side. I used PRUSSIAN OIL as pre- acribed, and it has given me the most won derfa} and immediate relief. It is a grand mediciue and I could not praise it too highly; [would advise any sufferer to give it a trial for what it is recommended. It is excellent.”

“Use it aNp P Rove ir.”

inet Governments Decline to Co-operate,

hoxvox, . November ““7.—The gov ern- ments of South Australia, West Australia and Tasmania decline to co-operate with other interested governments is pushing the project ‘or a Pacific cable.

Rheumatism is caused by lactic acid in the blood. Hood’s Sarsaparilla neut: alizes his acid and cures rheumatism.

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Few felt sailor bats just opesed—M oore & McLeod.

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Ladies awaiting those biack golf jerseys, may have them tonigLt from Jas. Paton & Co. :

A striking line, those black, blue and colored golf jerséy at Paton & Co’s,

Get one of those overcoats for boys this p. m., less than half price at Paton & Co's

Rainproof coats—We have on hand a large assortment of these goods. Our prices are as low as can be had in the city —McKay Woolen Co.

A large lot of staples and novelties just received, including some Xmas _ gocds, from 25 to 50 ceuts up.—E. W. Taylor.

Best cutters in Canada.. That’s’ what the people say about our-cutters. There’s no doubt about it either. —D. A. Bruce,

leading fashionable tailor. tf

Men’s grey flannel shirts at sixty cents at the London House,

Ladies waterproof cloaks.-+A new showing at the London House.

Voice Jujubes by the ounce at the Cen- tral drugstore, A. W. Reddin, Phm. B., propaietor. ‘

Reefers for boys and girls, youths aut misses at the Bargain Ca@rner—McKay Woolen Co.

We are now offering our large and-well selected stock of fall and winter gcods in the various lines .we carry cheaper than ever.—W. P. Colwill.

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Call and see our nice lamps in #0 many varieties; also a large assortment.of diwner ware.. “Those will be sold cheap at W. P. Colwill’s. nov2 d&w 3

Wants, Lost, Found, &€

Advertisements under this heading charge five cents per line.

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FOUND--On the roal- between Free'own

Chapel! aud A McLe tin’s store, Fredericton, a

purse containing a sum of money, which the

vwner can have by proving same and pay ng expenses. Apply to W J. O’REELLY, Char- lottetown. * dyli wytt—novw)

WANTED—A general servant; must he capable and weil recommended. Apply to MRS MACEACHERY, oext to Davies Hotel.

nov?

WANTED TO PURCHASE—A hall stove, base bu: ner. Anyone having one to dispose of will please apply at this office novd

SERVANS WANTED—Apply to Mrs R K Jost, King street, off Queen, 35l—nove

TO LET--A large, commodions and well- lighted office on second flat of Merchants’ Bank of P E Island building. 4pply to JM Davison, Cash er, 31 (351)--nové

$1500.35 down, $90 on mortage if de sired—bavs desirable dwelling near centre of city, not far from park, good neigh- borhood, healthy, Grafton Street. Aprly to A MELUISH, London House building, or cor- ner King and Great George Streets, LOvd

’ TO LET—A shop on corner of Bayfield and —e Streets. Apply on the premises. nov

WANTED-A cook. Appiy at the REVERE HoreL. _ oct29

MARINE VILLA TO LET—Situate adjein- ing Dundas Esplanade, in the most health —* of the city, fronting the Hillsboroug

iver, formerly occupied by Dr Dawson. It bas a fine lawn, coach bouse and stable .@ most d-sirable residence; rent $200 a year, paid quarterly.. Apply to Bens Davies.

oct?]—d&w guar 2aw pat law

TU LET—House with eight rooms besides kitchen and pantry; nicest situation in town; rent moderate; possession immediately, Ap- ply at this office. tf—oct22z

TO LET—The brick honse on Queen Stree

now occupied by Charles Hermans, contain

Hida November sig. Apply 10. AUEKANDES

sion November

HoxsNne . * cr . ti—septZs — TO LET—Two of@es in the Stamper Block

Apply to Prowss# B. tf—-may}!

RAINPROOF COATS!

a necessity.

dian and English Cashmeres:

$16.00 a Coat

McKay -Woolen Company,

This is the season of the year when a Waterproof Coat becomes We show about the largest variety in these lines that is to be seen in the city, comprising Rubbers, Tweeds, Rigbys, Cana-

Prices ranging from $175 to

N. B.—See our range of UMBRELLAS.

Bargain Corner.

MONCTON \ ’ OOLEN MILLS, orders for Hand Stam ps and send them

RUBBER STAMPS. Somebody in your town ought to take to us. There is money in this for the

right man. We make only the best. Our Agent’s Price List shows just what

will do well to call on us,

best goods in the market to-day.

Charlottetown, August 14, 1895-135 & wky

asonic Temple Building, Grafton Street.

Any person needing anything in the line of Tweeds, Flannels, Blanketings or Yarns In order to introduce our goods all over this Island we will sell them Jow, and once introduced they will speak for themselves.

w. Cc. TURNER, Agent,

everything in the Jine will cost Laip Down. WALTON & COMPANY, Hand Stamps, Seals & Stencils,

They are the nov5—lm d&w Sherbrooke, Que.

TO LET—Half the Cottage adjoining West Kent School. Apply on the premises to Mrs, Henderson. Oct 12, tf

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

make a mistake this time by ordering your Clothing before seeing what we can do for you. Be with the majority and have us make your Clothing. You can’t get better made garments. Our Cutters are artists in We have lot of TWEEDS and FANCY WORSTEDS under The like

shown in the town for value.

D. A. BRUCH, Leading Merchant Tailor.

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Advertisers!

Lhe home circulation is the most valuable for advertisers. Tnx ExAminer reaches the homes of our citizens every evening. That accounts for our large advertising patronage.

THE EXAMINER{|PUB. COMPANY

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| Wool Underclothhing, Gloves, Hosiery,

Blankets,

Wadded Quilts,

Selling at Low Prices for Cash Only. ;

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LONDON H) USE.

—WANTED—A busheler for altering cloth” ing in our ready-made dugnremens—senaie ng, te. —-McK ay WaoLes Co. ‘. #

jo Charlottetown,,October,19, 1895-—dy lbaee _ AGENT

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HUNT’ ER.

A man got separated from his wife while on a shopping tour about the city, and started to hunt’er. He asked a friend where he would be likely to find her. “ What is she buying ?’ asked he. “Well, she’s looking for a Bedroom Suit,” said the man. “Then ‘you'll find her at JOHN NEWSON’S,” said his friend; “everybody goes there.’ He came directly here, and sure enough he

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