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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER 4 1898.

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Millinery Novelties

Just Opened Direct frem London

The Very Latest-

White Birds ull Biack Birds ‘ancy Birds \

prices

1 ) Biack Wings the ‘S White Wings \ Fancy Wivgs

Black Quills a White Quills > splendid Colored Quills 5 variety alithe )Curled Ospreys latest > Flowing Ospreys shades \ straight ispreys

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Autumn Flowers ) beautiful Crape Flowers autumn Foliage Flow ers 5 flowers

| flack Ostrich Plumes “* (Colored Ostrich che ap Piumes

Duli Jet Sprays Bright Jet Sprays Buckles and Ornaments

Our millinery department is now

complete with all the very latest Hats |

—Shapes— Ribbons

Ornaments etc, etc.

Miss Murphy Our Miiliner

well known to the Ladies of the city will persoually attend all Millin-

ery orders. Please leave orders early

in the week.

W. A. Weeks & Co

The Peoples Store.

Wholesale & Retail,

OPERA HOUSE

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WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY

October 5th and 6th.

THE POPULAR COMEDIANS

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BILLY JOHNSON

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“A TRIP T0 GOONTOWN’

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Tickets on sale to morrow morning at n-ual places, Prices 25¢, 35c, 50c, 75¢ and $1.00

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! tion of this Province was held at the Bene

| thie forenoon, the President, Edward Bav-~

‘Shaded Gstrich Plumes |

Trimm ings — | tour.—Lynn, Mass, Item.

at 8 o’clock.

| only one place to get them and that is at

HORTICULTURE. PERSONAL

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s ) i { . esa’ ; Meeting of the P. E. Island|,, es R A Macdonald, of St Teresa’s, is | io jiati | Horticultural Association. _ Mr J A Matheson, Inspector of Fisher- |

\ meeting of the Horticultural Associa— | Je®, went weet this morning.

tev J A Macdonald, of Misconehe, in the city yesterday. He went wesi this morning, | Rev P P Arsenault, of Fifteen Point, | who came to the city yesterday returued | home this :

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volent Lrish Societv’s rooms, Kent Street,

field, Exq, in the chair Anmosg the

present were His Honor the “ne 1

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Lieutenant Governor, S tor ergusoa,

Father Burke, Mr LRobertsov, of Inker- | : es rath mas Farm, Mr Jobn C Clark andMrJSj{_. Mr William Wright, representing James | Clarke, of Bayview, Mr Gill | Coristine & Co, is amoog the latest arrivals | and *Mr V essey, of Little York, at the Hote! Davies. Mr. James Rameay and Mr. H. A.| Miss Annie Hyndman left tuis afternoon ! Stewart, of Hamilton, Messrs. Sharpe, | for Boston to perfect ber musical education. Newson, Ross, Burke, Smallwood, H.} She went by the Halifax. | eee. | Gor DJ Vail and Mrs Vail left by the |

Atter the reading of the minutes and | Aalitax this afternuon on a visit to their | preliminary business, a committee consist= | former home in Vermont. i ing of Messrs. Robertson, Sharp, Burke, i. » oad ; ee * aod J. 8. Clarke was selected to give! _-.°°" A KX, Burke, of Alberton, is in the | names to certain unnamed varieties of | Saye He Is attending the meeting of the apples displayed on the platform, and to . ae Growers Association. report. bishop Macdon sid, of Harbor Graze, |

The meeting was ther addressed by Mr. | Cfessed to Pictou teday. The Bishop of | Robertson and others. We are compelled Charlottetown weot with him.

Mrs William Brown and Miss Tillie Brown left this morning for Chicago, where they will pass the winter.

Mr W T Payne, of Reddio Bros drug : » store, left this afternoon ona holiday trip to Boston. He goes by the Halifax.

to Lold a summary cf the addresses until tomorrow.

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MARRIAGE AT LYNN.

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A very pretty heme wedding occurred _ Wednesday evening at the home of the} Mr and Mrs Geo W Gardiner left this bride, 77 Chetnut street,the contracting ;| MOrning On a trip to some of the leading parties beiog Mark A Piper and Annie M | Cities of Canada and the United States. Stafford, both of Lynn. The ceremony,! Judge Fitzgerald, Attorney General ‘ which took place at o’clock, in her | Macdonald and Mr W A Weeks, clerk of , mother’s parlor, was performed by Rev T/ the crown, lett this morning for Summer-

Corwin Watkins, pastor of St Patl’s M E| side, where the Supreme Court meets to» > }

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Church, and was witnessed by relatives from Somervilie, Boston, Prince Edward : ‘ . : ' 1 iN i : iN. TI MrJ K McCutheon, Superintendent of Siand and NoOrlbowood, iw. ° i¢ rooms . : ‘

: : wa the Federa] Life Assurance Co., arrived here last night on a busines? trip. He will

were prettily decorated with potted plants spend a few days here with the local

and cut flowersg, ihe bride was prettily manager, Mr Edward H Norton.

attired in white muslin, and carried bride roses.* The bridemaid was Agnes M. Cochrane, who was attired in white organ- die, and wore bride roses. The best man was James. L. Piper,a brother of the bridegroom. The happy couple were the recipients of maby beautiful and valuable wedding gifte, including silver, china aud glass ware, bric-a-brac, etc. A beautiful couch was presented by the fellow~work- men of the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Piper took their depariure ona wedding

Mra Sidney A Fisher was a passenger by the Halifax to day on return to boston, after passing a very pleasant summer in Charlottetown. During her stay Mrs Fisher was a guest at the Lepage House.

The Canada Gazette at hand this morn- ing contains notice of the appointment of Hon David Laird as commissioner to enquire into and report upon the manag>- ment, etc.. of Dorchester Penitentuary, The appointment is dated Sept 17.

Mr and Mre J A Flanders and Miss Flanders were among the passengers from Boston by the Halifax this mornivg. Mr Flanders, who is New England agent of the Plant Steamship Company, left this morn- ing en route to Newfoundland. Mrs Flandersaod daughter return to Boston by the Halifax

{The bride is a niece of Mr James R. McKee, of the Prince Edward Island Railway. Mr McKee was present at the wedding. ]

THE NOSE LASTS LONGEST.

Bone and cartilage enter eo largely into the structure of the nese and determine its characteristics that it undergoes little per-~ ceptible change, as a rule, with the lapse of years. The brow becomes wrinkled and crows’ feet gather around the eyes, which themselves gradually grow dim as time rolls on. Cheeks lose the bloom whieh cosmetics cannot replace and lips their fulness and colour.

The chin, dimpled in youth, developes anguilarities or globularities, asthe case mav be, and the eyebrows become beavy with the crop of many years’ growth. The nose shows no mark comparable to these familiar tacial indications of the approach of old age and practically enjoys immunity from the ravages which time makes on the other features of the face. Next to the nose, probably the ears as a rule, show the fewest and Jeast obvious signs of old age.

Rev C W Corey and Mra Corey were last evening preseoted with an address and avwell filled purse,the presentation being made by the Young People’s Union of the Baptist Church on behalf of the congregation. The Christian Endeavor Society of Zion Church also presented an address, and to night the Temperance Alliance are to present their teatimonial,

A telegram received today informs us of the death, at Colorado Springs, of Thomas D Vessey, son of Wm Vessey, of Little York. The deceased left tbe island ouly three weeks ago to-day with the in- tention of studying for the ministry. His death, which occurred this morning, is’the result of an attack of typhoid fever. We offer our sympatby to his family.

Miss Rioch, a returned miesionary from Japao, 40d Mies Carrie Payson, Presix dent of the W C BM, for the Maritime Provinces will conduct a missionary ser - vice in the Cbristian Church Cross Roads, Lot 48, on Wednesday evening. Miss Rioch has spent almost six years among the Japanese people and has thoroughly acquainted herself with the Janguage and cusiome of that nation. She comes back to her home and people Jaden with the varied experiences of mis-~

Things to Make a Note of

CM BA.—Branch No 216,C MBA, will meet in the A 9 H Halil, this evening

All persons having accounts against the Charlottetown Driviog Park are requested to furnish them to the Secretary, C R Smallwood at his office.

sionary life, and in her own pleasing way - delights her hearers. LOCAL NOTICES. Lieut Colonel Sir Henry Edward Me-

Callam, R. E, K.C. M.G,, who bas just been appointed governor of Newfoundland, in succession to Sir Herbert Harley Mur- ray, K.C, B.,, bas had a voniewhat distine guished career as an officer of engireers. When private secretary to Sir William Jervois, the goveroor of the Straits Settle- ments, he prepared a preject for the de-~ fence of Singapore, and later he became superintending engineer to the admiralty works in Hong Kong. In1IS78 he was selected to proceed to Singapore to adopt measures forthe defence of the port, and again in 1885 he was appointed to construct the new fortifications there. As an admin- istrator, Sir Henry has had less experience, the governorship of Lazos being the only post he has held which was not more or less of a military character.

We have just received a late shipment of furs in Sable ruffs, ties and muff+. They ars fully 25 per cent the low usual! prices. We ask you to call and see.

Lambs wool soles,all sizes, just received. The new “gem” sole for ladies is something nice. Ask to see them.—R K_ Jost, Stamper’s corner.

Latest London novelties in millinery opened Monday at Week’s & Co.

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Gentlemen, if you want the vest value in underclothbiag, hate and caps there is in hats

Prowse Bros. Our styles

are | always right.

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“Tennyson's Message TO OUR GENERATION”

Scrofula, hip disease, salt rheum, dyspepsia and other diseases due to impure blood are cured by Hocd’s Sarsa- parilla,

Local an Other ltems,

i night at 8 o’clock.

| Members will kind!y accept this notice.

i he went into the store on some busi~ ness, Returning to his carriage a few

| iuvest'zation but failed to locate the stolen

No 1 Co,C A., will meet for drill to

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Arriven.——The steamship Lake Winni- peg arrived at Liverpool, Eog., yesterday.

There will bea mectiog of the Anchors fomorrow evening. Fuil attendance is requested.

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Covrr Mount Srepney,I O F—The reonlar meeting of this Court will beheld in Foresters’ Hall to-night at 8 o’clock. Initiation and an important matter that demands the presence of all members. -

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Groceries Srotey.—A few nights ago a contryman left his horse standing in front of a meat shopon Malpeque Road whilst

moments later he was surprised to find that abont $8 worth of groceries had been stolea therefrom in his absence. He re~ ported his los: to the police who made én

goods ° a

Tue Weekiy Star.—We have already

had evidence of the popularity of our offer the Montreal Family Herald and Weekly | Star together with Toe WzexkLty Examiner, } both papers from now until the end of the | year for only twenty cents. Subscribers } should apply at once as the offer will be withdrawn after the 10th of October. The papers will be sent to any address in panada or the United States for the same price. A splendid chance to send them to friends abroad.

Teacuers Convention.—The teachers of Prince Edward Island will meet. in annual convention in the Y MC A Hall of this city on Thursday and Friday of this week. Several important educational subjects will be discuseed. The recent change of the school law by which the supplementary clause was repealed will receive the attention of the Convention,and strong condemnatory resolutions are anticipated. It mightbe well for some of our legislators to be on hand to defend their action if they deem it defensible.

Rep Lerrer Day.—Tuesday, September 29th, was a red letter day with the Mimi- nigash Methodist congregation, that being the date of their combined Sunday School and congregational picuic. The members of the Sunday School tothe number of about 50 were first served with tea ata table on the cLhuich grounds, Afterwards the adults present sat down and heartily enjoyed the good things provided. At 7pm, all assembled in the church to hear the pastor, Rev. John Goldsmith, give an account of his recent “Trip to Eogland and the Isle of Man.” #& fiue lot of selected views were thrown upon the screen and at 10pm, thecon- gregation was dismissed, after having spent @ very pleasant afternoon and evenicg and having raised $20 for the church fund.

Tue Bosrox Boar.—T he eteamer Halifax arrived from Boston about 3 o’clock, a. m., aud left on return at the usual time this after noon. Her inward passengers were: Mr and Mrs J A Flanders, Miss Flanders, Geo Godfrey, T F Moss, H A Maesey,J L John-~ eon and one, Miss McLeod, H B Humes sod wife,G EB Putoam and wife, V S Curtis, Miss loman, Misses McPherson, G L Hathaway, 8S B Clogston, Jno Mc- Pherson, J HH Sealey, Fraok Me- Donald, Mrs B_- Kavanagh, Miss Jessie McDonald, (2) Mrs McDonalds, Ino McKenzie, J RK Thompson, S R Frizzell, & P Farrell, Geo Singleton’ C Taunton, Harry Keyes, Jno Stewart, Jas Peterson. From Halifax: Miss Newson, Miss Hart, Miss Cairns. be outward paseenges include: ET Nelmes, Mrs R H Payne, Miss Jane Simpson, Miss A S Clarke, W E McNeil, J S Clarke, Mre J A Flanders and daughter, Mrs H Walker and sister, Mrs Kickham and daughter, Miss Handrabano Miss F Macdonald, W J Christie and wife, F P Moss, Mr Masrey, G E B Putnam, Mary McLeod, Mrs Fisher, Miss C Carr, Helen Carr, Christie McLeod and friend, Mrs Jno J McLeod, Miss Campbell, Mr and Mre D J Vail, Miss Annie Hypdman, W T Payne, Janes Payne.

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Hotel Davies: Jno P Brennan, and son, Alberton; F Wilson Smith, Montreal; J N Meyers, Toronto; J K McCutcheon, do; William Wright, Montreal; RC McLeod, Summerside; W P Gendy, Toronto, H S Cowan, Detriot.

Queen Hotel: T McNutt, Malpeque; T Conlin jr, Boston; Mrs T Conlin, do; J R L B'anc, Montrea); F T Savvie, Plessisvile; G A Robinson, St John, N B.

cineca silliness iittala nem Neck fur opening description just re-

ceived. See the novelties in neck cuffs we are selling so cheap.—W A Weeks & Co.

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The book contains a handsome half tone photograph ofthe author, Or- ders by mail promptly filled on receipt of price.

HASZARD & MOORE,

SUNNYSIDE BOOKSELSERS CHARLOTTETOWN. |

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Fall ANNOUNCEMENT IS9S8

Our stock for this season is now complete, and comprise s all the latest fashionable clothes for Gentlemen’s wear, whicl: will be interesting tu those desirious of having the largest variety to select from.

ARTISTIC CUTTERS SKILLED WORKMEN

We show the best line of men’s furnishings in the city

GORDON & McLELLAN

Upper Queen St. Men’s Stylish Outfitter

Clean Home Dyeing

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Give weekly indemnity for—-Typhoid, Scerlet and [yphus Fever, an Smallpox, and in additicn cover accidents of all kinds... Double liability in -ase of accident on Public Conveyance,

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AGENT for Queen’s and Kings Coun‘ies

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