THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLUTTETOWN JUNE 13, 1898

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(By Pastor J. Clark.)

Be calm, O hearts of men, In this dark hour of «trife ; Far, far above earth's battle war, Siill reigas the Lord of Life.

HALF PRICE BLOUSES

His legions onwards go To work His sovereign will ;

With him it rests to bring forth good From what to us seems i/l.

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Men Jove to cover o’er

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. ‘ Their purposer ¢ f -hame; All This Week ‘yomestanersme Monday Till Saturday

eur stock.

The nations need our prayers ;

| And strong oar cries should be, That truth and love might take the place

Uf strife and enm ty.

| The m'ghty need not deem

| Toa vantage, gained or given, ls surest proof that they are right,

| And stand secure with Heaven.

We offer Ladies’ Rh neee ‘yy B39e blouse 19e¢

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oe yr o The records of today,

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1160 do S5c The furure may efface ;

And T:me’s firm floger write in fire god every blouse in our store up to | Far truer in their place. P ” , 2.40 for 1 20 | What mortals count success

Is fruittal soil for pride; And pride deve'ops vanity And mauy a sin beside,

NEW LACE CURTAINS

_ ’ » Webave just opened a second ship- Soon — oe ood red sword | ment for this season, aud are now show- | a Li« an and rust aw by ; nd all the people« of the earth ng Yield to Lmmannel’s sway. Bass River, N.S.

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Rare Values Rich and New Effects in Nottingham Lace curtains.

Also a splendid of Cartainings by the yard.

WEEKS.

LOCAL NOTICES.

selection Lace

Fresh salinon just arrived at E Whzat- ley "3

Ladies’ shoes — We are having a big sale in ladies’ Oxtord sh es; meder:te prices

Black Dress Goods combined wih go d quality is theex iau- Department at vu~—J B Mac foLraid & ¢C De

Our fine 4-ply linen co'lars, 2 for 25c, ja cut prominent As showing the best i

sfand ; 7 are al] righ!; se.liog fas.—J B Macdonald gelection of . ritieh, French aod German i & Co , > : . < JO. high cleea Black Dre-s fabrics, compis-~ ; i Genis furoi-hings ties, collars, cuffs,

ing all the newest makes aod weaves.

I ri i i braces, hats, gloves to please the most n rek Cashmeres

tas iduious at the bargain coroer.—W. D.

McKay.

See our new stock of ready te wear cloth~

ing for perfect fits. Good material and

muoderae prices, We challenge compari-

bun. it will pay you to look at J. B. Mac:

donald & Cu

Ladies’ undervests at 12c,48c 20c, and

22c, the best values ever shown at the

Bargain Corner.

Youths and boys canvas boots 95c and! $l a pair at R K Jost’s, Seamper’s Corner | thre

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weetand first. Our iine of Cashmeres at 5O0¢ equals mo-t cashmere elsewhere at 10 to 75e.

It is French. the Best Dye. very wide width, good hearty weight, rich silky finish.

Drop in and Icok over ovr st ck. will be pleased to shuw you our goods.

W. A. Weeks & Co

Wholesale & Retail,

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S aple dry goods selling cheap at Bargain Coruer. Give as a call.—W. McKay.

S raw ha‘s away down, crush hate away down, Felt hatslower than ever at Bargain Corner— W. B. MacKay, “Ladies of taste’ whs visited our store the past week were vopicns in their ex- pres#ions of admiration and deligut over our gorgeous selections of skirts and wrappers we bave ou di-play. The etrik- ing designs and exquisite blending of colors aud effecis that make you buy. Prices caught the public eve —“that’s why New York

Charlottetown what a great cily this would be

[fall the refugees that are where to stave, whata great would be.

If all the refugees where ‘o come here and stav, what agreat city this would be.

Ifevery merchant. sold goods ae cheap asthe New York Cheap Store, what a great city this would be

We are offering two ep-cials thie week. The weil knowo

Kivg Diamond Skirts

We have sold quite a number of them in the town, aod they are giving perfect satisfaction, Whata great thing it would he if vou would come and get one,

“ Wrappers, Wrappers ”’ We make thie assoriment a call

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now ‘ere city this

weare bn-v.’”—P. Goodstein, Cheap Store.

The Royal is the highest arade baking gewder known. Actual tests show it goewose- third further than eny other braad,

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a*pecialiy, we carry 4a an’ the prices are low. before going elsewhere, not forgetting the piace.

New York “heap Store

GRAF SON STREET.

POWDER

Absoigctcly Pure

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children's arden ools

HASZARD & MOORE

MARK FISHER, SONS & UO, Victoria Square, MONTREAL

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW yoru

AUCTION,

I am instructed by the Executors of the late Moses Byrne to veil by Public Auc- tion, on his premises, at North River, Lot _ tive miles from Ch’fown, on Moo- day, the 20th day of June, 1898 atone o’clock p. m.

The following:—

His farm, containiog about 50 acres of freehald land, « little more or less, with good dwelling-house and outbuildings,

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: } good well in yard, fine orchard, well feu- ced and only about & miles from Ch’Town.

Atso.—l mare 10 years old,1 farm horse5 vears old, 8 milch cows (well bred), 2 heifers (w-ll bred, 2 carts, 1 hay rake, 1 springtuoth harzow, | spike harrow, 2 plo», 1 Buggy, 1 threshing

Importers of Fine Woollens oes hay mower, I driving sleigh, ; ; sceder (nearly new), 2 wood-sleighs, and Tailors Trimmings cart haroess, driving harness,10 tons Merchant tailors and Weolles buvers pre-sed bay, hous hold, furniture. Wanting to assort their stocks will fiad Terns for farm at sale, Our stook of Woo!lens t!e For the movesbles, all sums of $5,00

and under, 2asb; over $5,00, six month’s credit on approved joint notes. F.H HORNE.

Auctioneer

largest in Canada. Sample Room, 72 Prince Wm. SI... st. John, VN. BR.

H. H. HARVEY. Agent.

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CONVENT DE NOTRE DAME.

ing and Needlework.

The annual exbibition of painting, draw- ing, needlewurk, etc, at the Convent de Notre Dame, began on Saturday atternoun and wiil ¢ @2e this afternoon. The dis-

degree creditable al ke to teachers and pupils aod speaks more eloquently than words as to the thoronghneas of the in- struction imparted. The exhibition

ing that is made.

The large assor:ment of plain s is Surprising, and the showing made by and embroidery is excellent in every particular,

The showing of drawings and paintings is large, and the skill displayed by the young ladies whore work is On view is most p aiseworthy. The exhibitors in this de- par.mevt are Misscs V. Macdonald, Flor rie Blake, E. Hornsby, A Ciarkin, A Hogan, G. McRor-, and L Vanlle's ine. Mies Hornsby a'so shows a beantifully- printed fire screen, aad Mi-s. Vaulderstine has a very artistical! y-coostructed table of rope and plush wt painted legs.

Miss Celia Kelly shows a table cov. r and Miss Agnes Ularkio a picture scarf, both of wuich are handsomely embroidered in sik. Mises Vaolderstine exhibits a very pretty sofa cushion fiaisbed in satin and wool, and another attractive cu-hiou made of «ik and satin pieces is shown by Miss M. Kiggins. A beautifu ly embroider- ed banner is exhibited by Miss VanIder- stine.

Handke chief cases, handsomely em-~- broidered and parted, are shown by Misses Josie Carroll, V. Macdona'd aod Florrie Blake. Miss Carroll also shows a band- some tea cosy in embroidered lisen mounted with silk.

drawa work that is displayed are two very prettily-embroidered sid+ board covers, the work of Miss Celia Kelly and Miss V. Macdonald.

[here are very many other article among the display that are deserving of special mention, but ovr space will not admit of a more extended notice. The exhibition throughout indicates that the efliciency ot the various departments has been well maintained during the scholas~ tic year, and, as we have already intimated, is highly credicat.e to all concerned.

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PERSONAL.

Hon. B. Regers is expected home to~ night,

Mr. Patrick Cullen has returned from the Pacitic Coast.

Dr. Dirrach, of Kensington, returned trom Lunenburg on Saturday evening.

MrJ RCopp, of St Joho, arrived on Sstardav night and is registered at the Queen Hotel

Mr. Jacnes Bradley reterned from Mont- real on Saturday night. Mr. Bradley is the medical students at MeGuill University.

one of

home from: Woltville, N. 8. was one of the brighest studenis aé the Seminecy there,

Queen Victoria hes sent the Bowdin schuel, Borton, ber picture in acknowiledy meut ef an Awericaa Geog sent ber on the occasion of her jubilee.

We hear With regret that there is no ie provement inthe ceadition or Judge D O’ M ®eddin, who hae been seriously il! of pacumonia since Savarday.

Mr. H. J. Montgomery, son of Mr. James Montgomery, of Bedeque, left on Fridey morning for Saskatchewan, N. W.

John West.—Pioueer. Mr. and Mre. A. 8. McCready, of Sack-~-

ville. N. B., arfived hereon Saturday evening by the Princess. They are on

their honeymoon and will remain about a week. They are registered at the Queen Hotel.

Ree. J. M Reardon, of the diocese of St. aul, celebrated his first Mass in Si.

Cathedral at half-past teu He also officiated at Vespers

Duuetan’s yesterday.

and HKenediction in the evening. Father R ardon will preach at balf-pa-t ten ou

Sunday next.

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lotel Davies: EC Poster, St Jobn; T Tait, & W Sterling; Toronto; Chas Nicho!! Montreal; Jos W Siipman, Torente; A Gillis. J D Campbell, St. Johns; £ D

Farm, Crop. Stock, Imple- Chilek, Boston Mare: Thos Bruce, Mon ments, Heusehold- treal W E Raymond and wife, St. Jobn. $4 a + Pe Furpitare.

Aw Un trexy Fripar.—tThere were four fatal accidents on the Intercolonial Friday,two in Neva Seotia ard two io New Branswick, One ofthe victims was a young man named Fred Edgert, said to be a native of Prince Edward IJ~land. He was killed near Dckie’s Milla, Lower

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abead of the train.

Annual Exhibition of Painting, Draw- |:

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‘Local aid Other Items,

No. 2 Arritiery drill tonight at 7 3¢,

| | Ciry Covxei.— Regular monthly mect~ ing tonight at eight o’clock.

| ‘The Y. P.S C. E.cf Zon Church meets

a ; ; play in every department is in the highess tonight at 8 o’clock.

Citizex’s Baxp.—A_ bns'nes3 n e-ting | of the Band will be held this evening.

has | in been viewed by large numbers ot people | and all have been delighted with the -how-~ | practice for the First

-Trere will be a gentlemen's Methodist Church sacred concert at Mr Earle’s stud:o at 8 30

PRACTICE

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Sewing by | sharp this evening. the little tots ind cates a proficiency that | ~ | Pr GraMME of the grand sacrst concert the more advanced pupils in vlaia sewing | for th-

‘eburch ou Tnursday next appeare in thie

e in ning of the Methodiet Bri 'k

isene. The programme commends itselt more than words of ours cou'd do.

A. O. H. Seorrs,—The committee in charge of the A. O. HB. sports on the first of July are trying to have the Ralitax Garri-on tug-of warteam come to Char- lottecown aud try our boys on Dominion Day.

Graxp Sacrep Cexcert.—M'‘es Edna Sinclair, Mss Mirn’e Moore, Mise Hettie Collings and Miss Amy Earle all take part as soloists in tbe grand ~acre 1 concert at the reopening of the Methodist brick church on Thursday next,

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W.C. T. 8.—The annual convention of the Provincial W.C T. U. will be held in Charlottetown on July 6th, 7th and 8h. Tickets will be issued at one first- claes fare from all points by ra:l on July 5th ard 6th good to return up to and on July 9:b. Delegates will please arrive by day train,

A Workixc Pastor. — Rev. Father

Prominent among (he large assor{ment of

Mies Sadie Jones, of Rownal, has art.ved | Miss Jones |

', where be bas taken a position with Mr. ;

Michael, of Buctouche, evideaotly believes in Satan finding mischief for idle hande. Among otber industries he bas been the ineans of starting in his parieh a butter and cheese fac'ory, a wood-working factory and now is about to erect a saw and grist mnill,--Sackville Post. bimini A Disastrous Mistake.—A sad accident is reported from St. Pia, Que. A young man named Roberge, wes asleep in a cheese factory, when bis companion turns ed the hose into his face. The water was so hot, however, that the young man’s face was fearfully scalded, and he must remain disfigured for life. cwvstiigehsii Two Excvrsi xs ~The U, M. B. A. are bavinga y'avi excursion to Charlotte-

town ont! 27th. They have chartered the Jacqu - Cartier for tue trip.

The Kuv>. Vemplare are to have an ! excursion '» Cnariotteowa on the 8.8. St. Olaf on July I6sn. —Pictou Advocate.

Potice Covrt.—This morning Sareh

Jane Higgins was fined $25 ana caw oe two months imprisonment for & yer es Of the Sundav Observance Liaw. Pees .wyle was tined $100 and costs tor vielating the } Lig wr R yguiatwoo Act. The summons /aguin-t PC Connolly was diemissed.

Liquor Reectation Act.— Three suni-~ Moses Chargiog breaches of the Liquor Revulstion Act have been served, ail of whch are revarnable this day week. The l ree pienta were Andrew De le, Thomas | Murray and Michael Carragher. They are \ecbarg-4 with selling in apartments not | fired up according to law,

Tue Fistixe Srasox.—The Pioneer cays: We were informed on Friday that a fisherman at New London tock on | nurg~ day 4@0 codfizh, some of Which weigned upward- of 50 Ib. each. Other from the north s de state that cod are pientifu', but most of tre reports & «@ lobster- ate uoufavoursble. Io where tnew were plentiful at the beyiuning of the season there has Ween a great falling off.

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From MonrreaL.—The steamer Bona- Vista from Mentreal about pine o'clock last nivht bringwg a large general cargo and the f liowing passengers: Mr C J Fitzgerald, MrC McPterson, M and Mrs Pinsent, Mrs Ur Revnolds, Mr ThomasCarro!l, Mrs Carroll, Mr D S Me Kav, Mrs L MeComber, Mrs Davies and Mrs Harrse. ‘The Bonavista left about noon teday with liorses, cattle and sheep on deck awd produce between. The round ‘rip usually OCCHy ©s iwenly daye, but the last Ope was maue in fourteen.

arrived

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eaye: Edmund Burke, eldest son of T. Burke, inspector of inland revenue, d ed vesterday morning. Deceased was a very bright boy, whowent through the public schoois with great credit, and then entered the University of New Brunswick, where bevianing te distinguish b-meelf health compelled him to suspend

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S:ewiacke, whilst trying to cross the track j ra:sed since his sister was conveyed to

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THE DRUGGISTS.

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French Tooth Brushes, made especially tc our order with our name These brushes we guarantee to be the best value for the money to be obtained in the city, charge 25c each for them, and will replace with a new one, or re— fund the money for every one that does not give satisfaction,

JOHNSON & JOHNSON

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Values

MH Ladies: aut Wal

39¢, d5¢, 85 and $1.00 Each

A good assortment of Light and Dark Prints, C collars and cuffs attached, all sizes, 34, 36, 38 and 40 inch. A grand assortment atthis price, Navy 8 ie grounds with white; light fancies and light plaids

all goed colors, a d sizes 32, 34, 36, 38, 49 and 42 inch. all with detachable collars; some white and some color

of the Waists. Muslins Organdies, etc, in light and dark

$1 ' colors, black, black and white, detachable

collars and cuffs, all sizes. 32, 34, 36, 38. 40 and 42 inch,

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Pink, Blue and Grey Stripes and Brown Checks, collars and cuffs attached, sizes 32, 54 and 56 ineh.

Includes a grand ussortment of Prints,

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STANLEY BROS.

The Always Busy Store.

D. CORDON. SIXTUS McLELLAN

The Well-dressed Man

He isa representative of Lundreds who have been so fortunate as (0 have

their suits, overcoats, etc., made Fy us. The clothes don’t make the man, but they go a long way towards doing e0,and

they open most doors when they’se yood to admit a man into good society.

We are Bound to Give Satisfaction

We do not want any customer to keep asuit they aré not perfectly satisfied with, but would rather that they return them, make another selection if they like, or get their money back.

We are giving special discounts on all summer ties and shirts.

GORDON & McLELLAN

Upper Queen St. Mens Stylish Outfitters

Mattress Comfort

There was atime when a straw shake-down was a goud enough bed, but now you can get a good, well made wool top or flock mattress with good linen ticking, all the seams well bound, for very little more than the eld shake-down former)y cost. Wé have all sizes in stock.

JOHN NEWSOM,

ellers of good Furniture trangers to poor Furniture.

We have just opened anothei lot of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing im the newest makes and neatest pat’erns we have yet shown: Also, 25 suits Men’s blue Tyke Serges, selling at lowest prices,

J. B. Macdonald & Co

The Best Place to Euy Your Clothing and Boots

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