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Argel Cake, 12c each. German Bens, 1@c per dez. Cern Gers, 10c per doz

Oatcake, 12¢ per tb. | Cream Tartar Biscuit 109¢ per doz i.

Parker Heuse Rolls 1Vc per | dez, : § Ginger Snaps, 12e per | ;

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All kinds of pies t -day | in pastry, cream or coconut.

| prominent Past blasters.

S:. Danstan’s Cathedral yerterday. This ‘season every day except Sunday will be a| fast day, (WO OCUDCES of scl a food ‘ o'y be- ling permitted in the morning and eight ounces in the evening. Theuse of fle-h

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he wil! alxo present thie in'eresting sub- ject in a pleasant end instructive manner i@ osturally presumed trom ihe euccess i which atten ded hie former costribution to

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FOR Say B }. D. McLeod & Co., Beer & Goff, Tenkins & Son, J. R. Warren, R. J. Wood, R. F. Maddigan, & Co, R. H. Macon I. H Myrick, Edward Cullen

HORACE HASZARD,

Agent For Cunada

Local and Other Hems,'

:, Roito Fire Company.—A special | meeting to night at eight o’clock,

Tar Prons.—Moderate to fresh north winde ; tairand mush colder, Tuesday—- fair and decidedly cold.

Comraxy “G.”—At Zon Charch te- morrow evening Miss Rattray will recite *“Compasy G.” Don's fail to hear her.

Coxernt. — Read the programme of the eoncert in Zion Courch lecture room to- morrow night. It is proposed to make this concert the best ofthe season. Ad- mission 29 cents.

Raers.—The plan of reserve seate is at A W Reddin’s. If you want a sest get it now. This is ‘he last chanee to see the two faetest ekaters in the provimces raze to- morrew sight,

ArtTitterny.—No. 2 Company will meet at thedrillehed thie evening at 7.30 Special meeting of non-commissioned officers, Still room for a few more good recruits by applying to Sergte. J. R Darke, F. W. Kennedy or Jas. Campbell.

Y. M.C. A.—A sumber of ladies sient inthe Y. M.C. A. parlor on Saturday and diecusred the needs of the ins: itution. | A c om mittee was appointed to consult the

etudents of P. W. College in respect toa concert iv aid ef the x: oe ciel Tre Tenreratcre —The lowest tem-

perature between Saturday night and Suan- day morning was 18 above zero The highest temperature ow Sunday was a above. The lowest temperature last night | was 4 above, and the Lighest tempera ure up tol p. ms. today was 15 above.

Tae F:eer Conrincest.—Dr. Barrie, Y¥.M.C.A. representative with te firet- Canadian costingent, is a recent letter home states that hehas organized the. Royal Canadan Active Service Y. M.U. A. Among the cflisers the representa- tive of Co. "G” was Alfred Riggs; and the representative from the maxim guns

was Fred B. McRae.

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Masonxic.—The regular moathly com- munication of Victoria Lodge, A. F. & A. M. will be held in th-ir Lodge Room, Masonic Temple, at 8 o’clock sharp to- night. A very isterestiog paper entitled, “Solomon’s Temple and Masonie Tradi - »’ will be read by one of our most Visiting breth reo cordially invited to be preseat.

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Recvratioxs ror Lext.—The regula

ins for Lent for thie d:ovese were given out hy Rev. Dr. Morrison at High Mags in

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meat ie permitted at the principal meal every day of the week exeepting Wednee- and T'ridave, Holy Saturday and the of Ember days.

day ~ Saturdays

NATURAL Uisroar Society —The weet irg of the Natoral dHuetory Socrery ti-pmigit promises to be particu- Jarly interestieg, Rev. Mr. Heni’s

larly attainments are well known,

sma-iery cfibe subj-c: of * An- he,ond dispute. That

the! Society. The public will be weicome-

which will be beld in he Y. M. C. A. Parlor at 8 o’clock

tonight.

Memoriat Services.—The memoria! service in the Firet Methodist Church yesterday morving fer Roland Taylor wa- attended by a large number of citizens. The Sons ot Engiand attended 1p respec’ to their departed Brother. Rev. J. W, McConnell preached. He spoke sti ringly ef the glories of the Britieh Empire, and venderly of the first Islander to fall ip battle. Rev. Mr. McConne!! also conducted the memoria! service in Grace Church les evening. The church was filled to the » mort. Rev. Mr. McConnell preaches to a eympetbetie cougregation and made touching reference to the British generale now 3» Soutb Africa. He paid the last public expression of sympathy for the relatives of Alfred Riggs in a worthy man- ner and spuke of that young man’s estimable charac er and his eagerness 10 go to the war. Rev Mr McCoane!! mention- ed the fact that be bad received a letter from Alfred Riggs iu which the writer stated that be was eucceeding in christian work among the wayward soldiers.

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At North River, Sunday, 4tb inet, Joba iy the 68:h year of his age.

Bneral from hie home Tuesday sfter-

eure tl 2 weluck.] In this city. onthe 3rd inet, Catherine | Connally, in the 65: h year of her age.) {n this city, on March 2nd, Catherine Butler, wife of the Jate William Butler, aged 26 yeare, leaving two soos and two daughters t» mourn ‘heir loss, (Boston and Montrea! papers pleaee copy.)

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Band at the rink ceuight.

ler.t condition. Print Cotton. Ladier, we have just

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fHk DAILY EXAMINER,

PERSONAL.

Mr. Bernard Fiyna, « well-known reri- dent of Pictou, is visiting Charlotietown He ie registered at the Hotel Davies.

Mr. D. B. Maedonald, the well-known representative ef J OU. Wilson & Co, Mont- resl, is among the guests at the Hotel Davies

Right Rev. Mgr. Benjamin Paquet, Apostolic Prothonotary and at one time rector of Laval University, died at the (Quebec Seminary en the 26th ult., aged 68 years.

} It is reported that Mr. Judson F. Glark,

M.A., of Bay View, has been appointed insiructor in plant physiology and mr pbelogy at Cornell for the summer echoo!. At the present time Mr. Clarke is au instructor im pnysiological botany at Cornell. icadilattetiesi

NO AMOUNT of briiliant advertising | will make s fraud finally successful. Men are fools whotry it. As for us we merely | tella tame truth ard say Ademson’s Bo- tanic Baleam is guod for coughe, 26call Draggiats.

Now is the time to get one of those Transvaal souvenir booklets have so distinguished themselves. For

eale at al) the bookstoree. Price 25 ct.

Racer, Hockey. Bart Duffy againet A. W. Gaudet for the championship of the Previnces. One and three-mile races with hockey match between. Come everybody

and enjoy what you have sever bad s chance te before, Tuesday evening March 6th.

LOCAL NOTICES

Music—For home happinoess—fill your home with music ~and mskethe most of earth’s best enjoyment; get your musical instruments at Miller Bros.

Read R. K. Josi’a ad. Big sale of shoes continues all this week.

Races, hockey. Go to the rink and see the champions racing in one and three- mile races. It will be the best ever seen io this city. Hockey match, teo. Don’t miss Tuzsday evenings March 6th.

Iron Trade.

UBARLOTIBTOWN,

containing | an engraving of our Island seldiers who | E

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Local and Omer ens,

B a S. A nual at 7.30 o’cleck.

meetivg this even ng Elec tion of « flicers, e:.

Quararrine, ~The quarantine has been removed trom Mr. Johyn Macconald- house on Poway»! Street.

Leorure. James’ Hall, deliver a

Arsold ,”

Tomorrow evening to S:. Rev. \ D McDovald wit lecture. Subject, ‘““ Matiw

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Potick Court — lwo L quor Regulati.

cases were disposed Of this morving. Mre. Curley was fiued $100 and co-ts The eummons against Gee. Off r wa~ di missed. inlidiiaiiadinnii Spreorat Mai. Train. —At the instasc

of the Post Office Department the mail fur

Summerside arriving by The Mioto oo Saturday evening was forwarded to it destination ow the same night, ihe one | train leaving about nine o’clock wud r- turotog to Charlottetown at six o’slock yerterday afteradon.

Coxceat.—A eoncert and candy sale will be beld in the Vernon River hall > Tuesday, the 13th inst., in aid of the P leland heepital. Those in charge earnestly request a full attendance on that occasion es the cause is a noble ove and deserving of the help of all and any who have charity. Poore open at 7p. jm. Admission 16 cente.

Buriat at Versxon R iven—The funeral of Mrs. Joha Wright, of Cherry Valley, was held yesterday afternoen, the inter- ment being in the Roman Catholic ceme~ tery at Vernon River. The atteadance of moutning friends and neigbbore was large, there being upwarde of one hundred sleighs in the procession. The services in the church and at the grave were taken by Rev. Dr. Doyle. The pall-bearers were Messrs. It. Jenkins, R. Vessey, P. Delahanty, ©. Mutch,J. McDonald and D McGillivray.

Musical axp Dramaric.—A _ grand musical, dramatic and liter ry entertain- ment will form the programme for the St, Patrick’s evening celebration at Emerald, March 17ih. The Emerald Dramstie Club will preseut the thrilling ¢rama “ The Irish Agent.” It promises to be highly successtn), judging frem the cast of charaeters. Rev. J. M. Forber, Cra~

New Y ORK ° March 3.—R.G Duo’ ” weekly review says that, the iron and steel | industry continues the greatest weekly outy put ever known, even while men spesk of? more definite asrurance |

Prices ef pig yield a

it a8 waitiog for abecut the future.

little, some sales of Bessemer having ' been made at Pittsburg for $24, and anth - | rectie No.1 is qucted here at $23.50

Billets have been seld at $33 at Pittsburg. mo«t finiehed producte, pricea are sirorger (has a week ago, or as stromg,

bars avd sheets being rtrergthened by large busi: ess, while only plate appear weaker.

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OPENING TO-DAY es» Cases Newest Styles in Men’s and Boys’ Hats & Caps

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paud, will deliver the oration. Is addi tior, instrumental and vocal wmusic, by good talent, readings by Miss Flo Mc-

Kenzie, will also form @ pleasing part of the programme.

Lap to Rest.—Tke funeral of the late

Mra. Catherice Connolly was beli this morniog, and there was a large atrendanee of citizens. The services at St. Dunetan’s Cathedral and at the grave were coaducted by Rev. Dr. Morrisoo. The pall-bearers were Thomas Camptell, James Eden, Willism Murray, Jaroes Marpby, Michael Duffy and Jo hn Jobneton. The deceased was the mother of Mr. John Connolly, of the late firm of Copnolly, Brus.,and was well and favorably known in the commup- ity. Her son and other relatives have our sympatby. Lexren Sexmons.--Special sermons were yesterday preached iv St. Dnostan’s Cathedrsi and in St. Peier’s Cathedral and St. Paul’s Church, The sermon in St. Dunsten’s Cathedral was delivered by Father Cempoell the theme beiag the ‘‘Trinity’’ with special referecce to the Second Pertou. In St. Paul’s the Rector preached at Loth services, the morning subj ct being “Church Worship,” ar d the ‘venivg subject “The origin and tran¢mis- sion of sin” In St. Peter’s Cathedral Rev. Mr, Hunt preached in the morning and Rev. Mr. Simpson io the evening. The sutjects were all clearly and foreibly prerented, and the congregations large.

Iuprrovine Tuer Storg.—The improve-~ ments now being made at the already we]]~cquipped store ef James Peton & Co., will, is expeeied, be completed by the end of this week, When they are made the store will rank with the best ef the modern establishments in the provinces. A handsome hardwood floor is being put dewn, theceunters ere being made move able, new windows are beiag put im, the office has been removed, and the main etairway hes been re-arranged. Tie lighting and heating arrangements of the store have also heen aliered, and other im- provements made, drtails of which willl be given when tue work has beew completed,

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Channels:

Vests 333 per cent Discount

To clear out the remamder of eur stock ef Chameis Vests for men and wemen, we will sell them at one

DR. H.-L. DICKEY

nical Assistan at Royel ie Opkthalmic Hospital, Moerfields, and Central London Threat and Ear Hespitatl’)

a up 4,000 yards of Eaglish priat quicee | Radon Handsome designs ard beautiful eclor‘oge- Come early and get Bret eboice. — Week's & Co., the Peoples’

Store. eek p—The law business cf

dione will be taken charge of by Messre

Daves snd He zard during his absences

yt military duty hvk.

= pecrALIst-—Fye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

Cameron Block OF ee a Richme.d St: eet. Wert. OF¥icE Hovurs— _$36am,to lpm, 2 Eveuiogs by appu. satment Byes Tested aud Fuied With Glasse

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third off eur reguiar mar- ked prices.

This changeable weather is hard en people having weak lungs,

Pretect yourself with one of owr Chamois Vests.

: They will never be cheaper,

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The month of March is always a busy month for the Ladies— Pinafores, Aprons, Dresses, Wrap-- pers, etc, to be made up.

We have just received our New . Spring Stock of

Print Cottons, Ginghams, Lawns,

Check Muslins, Organdies, Kgyptian Lawns, etc, etc, etc.

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