CT AN AES ATE A IY RIE TET I ee ee PEBSONAL ‘Local and Cther tens . S#arpen Be.ts. Who does not love th mee A es of Mount vee ae those “Shandon Belle?” K inderzerten ik. [ae eee ee > otel,

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Merveillaux Peal-de-Sois Glace

Fancy Pl: ids Fahey Brace Taffetas

Ou: silks this season sre the handsomest designs to be had, and values that cannot be ex- celled. Some of our silks are in Blouse lengths only, so come early and get irst ehoice.

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People’s Wholesale Retaii.

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When yt Everything the same qua!ity— BEST.”

To-day

Angel Cake German Buns, 10c per doz. We per doz.

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12¢ each.

Corn Gems,

Oateake, 12

Cream Tar! doz.

Parker Ho doz,

Ginger Snaps, 12c per Ib.

ar Biscuit 10c per

we Rells 10c per

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

Try our Duchesse Bread 4c per loaf.

TeLePHoxe 9.7

D. Stewart

Eoiiper BAKERY BAKES BEST BREAD.

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GARD! — DR. H- i. .. DICKEY

(Late Clinica’ Assistan at Royal ‘Tendon Oy thalmic Hospttal, ‘ Moorfields, ord Central London

Throat ava Ear Hospital’)

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“pecraList-—Fye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

Orrice—Cameren Block REsIDEXCE—Rich acad Street, West

of |

Hall, Friday evening.

Mr. A. J. King, representing Brown &

Tae Tewperatcre.—The } Webb,Halifax is among the latest arriva

owest tem

perature during the night was 28 above | %! the Hotel Davies.

zero. The highest temperature up to 1 p. It is pleasing to hear that Dr. F. D m. today was 37 above. Beer, who has been very il] since Wednee-

day last, is somewhat improved today.

| Stee toe. van Oeixuat —The Stanley Mr. Charles Andersov, eon of Mr. "She J ‘ 5 . aril

arrived at Pictou this morning at eleven Harry Anderson, left by the Stanley this

o'clock, and will leave on return tc» oe } ae

morning (© take a position on the steam~ ehip Comus, of the Cromweli line, plying between New York and New Orleans.

morrow morning at seven.

0 SHIP. — on : DDFELLOWSHIP. ee Rebekah The friends of Mr. Joseph Clar ke, of odge, <e ee ae ~mee ts this eve £ @aithe P. BE Iclace Elk Go.. W : ei rhe clock a} Fi — e- & ears Suet ectric UO., Will eal . o’e ke ive siadidiles for | with regret that his wife died vesterday initiation. isitors welcome. Mrs Clarke was in her 42nd year. There ~_ are four children leftto mourn the loss of PLtaxk For Sipewatks.—The citv is} @ moter

calling for tenders for 73,000 feet ot plank Three young men from North R ver left

~- Younker, Archibald Mathesoo and Wm. 1, O. F.--Regular meetin: of Court| Vickerson. The latter has been iv Lead- Avondale to nigh: at 8 o’clock. Paymenv| ville before. of dues ard other important business. A correspondent writes: “Orweil is Members are requested to attend. | losing one of its most*popular young men — | in ‘he pereon of WilliamJ. Clarke. He Pork Apvaxcep.—There is an advance|!e.t tc-day for British Columbia, in the price of dressed pork in Charlotte~ | calling oa ‘his way at Calgary to see his town. Today the price ranges from 6} to brother, Mr. Frank J. Ciarke, who, we are 7 cents. The supply is rot very exten-|giad to hear is doing exceedingly well. sive. Mr. Raymond McDonald, of Cardig2n Bridge, goes with him. We wish the two Fotnp Guiry. —Baxte er and Lemieux | young meu many successes” have been found guilty of conspiring to Dr, and Mrs. Dickey, who have been at defraud Villie Marie Baok. The jury | Upper Canard, N. S., attending the

strongly recommended mercy on account | funeral of Dr. Dickey’s mother, returned

of Baxter’s age, 70 years. to Charlottetown last evening. Mrs. coenatt ; | Dickey was ill abouttwo weeks. Her

Price or Hogs.—The Toronto Glebe of | death was caused by pneumonia the 23rd, at hand this morning, reports; induced dy Ja erippe. The deceased

hogs unchanged at $5.62, per cwt for) wae well known in social and religious picked weights of 160 to 200 lbs natural | | circles. By her death the Presbyterian weight, and $5 for thick and light fats. church has lost a valuable member, 68 she was always called upon to contribute Foverat Norice.—The funeral of the | | towards every entertainment given under late Mrs. “C. Lewis will take place to= | the auspices of thechurch. To Dr. Dickey morrow afternoon to People’s Cemetery | and other members of the family so un- from her late residence,” Grafton Street, at | expectedly bereaved Tue Examiner tend- 2.30 o’clock. Revs. J. W. McConnell | ers its sympathy.

and ©, Jost will conduct the services. [—

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Seeds Grow. ;

DIED.

ei ‘b inst., Margaret, Slark,in the 42od a tusband and | tour children to mourn tie loss of a kind wite and loving mother.

Funsrat Norice.—Thbe funeral of the ‘Carters’ late Mary Towan, daughter of the late | Paul Towan,and only sister of Mre James Towan, will leave her sister’s residence, Sydney Stree’, Wednesday, afternoon at2/ [, this city, on the o’clock for Sherwood by carraige. Friends | bistiiead wite edt Sunen and acquaintances respectfully invited 10| year of her age, dees eg attend,

Bap Roap.—We are told that the con tion of the Maipeaue Road et Ford’s Hill, just beyond the Pumping Station, is posi-

tively dangerous. Cowplaints have been made to the Supervisor, it is said but noth-

ing has been done. There is no resident | overseer in this district. Ose should be appoiated without de'ay. The road at present is in a disgraceful conditien,

(Funeral from her late residence, Mal- peque Road, at 2 p.m., Wednesday to People’s Cemetery.]

(Bostor papers please copy.)

Entered into rest, at Winsloe, on the 27ih March, inst., Albert Smith, aged 45 years, son of George Smith of the same place.

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Lectcrre Last Nicut.—Mr. J. E. B. McCready repeated his lecture in Grac + Fi L h B t Bic adg ) f ble cture in (rrace * last nicht ou the War in S_uth Africa. a e aug S es

It was a senna exposition of the con. flict in its many phases, the cause3 and the jast ce,at least on Britaia’s part, of it. Mayor Dawson presided. A vote of thanks was moved by Mr. R. C. Goff,seconded by Mr. W. S. Stewart and suppported by

Who Laughs Last.’

A hearty laugh indicates a degree of good health obtainable through pure blood. but one person in ten has pure blood,

> : , . ™) : 1. r i? Y é nbars . > proceedings t. : . pren ier I arqab u son a sl oceedi § » otfeee tales should purify the blood closed with tbe National Anthem. is a | evith Hood’s Sarsaparilla. I hen they can To-niGHT.— The lecture of Prof.

. : : ‘augh first, last and all the time, for Nicholls are of a bighcharacter, eloquent

lv given and magnificently iJlustra‘ed. They have been given before immense audiences at Summer aecembdliea and Chantarquas, coleges, itrr ary societies, in lecture courses, churches, and entertainment courses gen erally, and everywhere have received enthusiastic praise. While educational io the highest degree, they have all the charm of romance and the a‘tractive iers of splendid p‘cto-ial r-produactioa.

Tre instruments used are of the fines! and most costly deserintion,and were built

Fishermen’s “Boots, guaran- teed waterproof; the very low- est. prices obtaimavle.—J. B. Macdonald & Co,

An up-to-date line of shawls, snitable

for volf capes, 13 to be seen at F. Perkins expressly for “ The Nic holle’ Hlustrat:d & Co's. Lectures.” They are operated by an ex perienced and skilful® operator, and no Geo. Carter & Co’s Seed Catalogue fot

expenee is spared to sender this feature cf

tha’ the entertainment as perfect as possible.

the bs

19CO0is the best yet published by popular firm. It tells about

Y. M. C. A. Hall tonight. seeda and where to get and how to grow + ———————— | them. Write for it. Free to all. See advt. in this paper.

Stamped linens in doyleys, centre pieces and fleg photo frames. Drep in and see them at the Sunnyside dry goods store.— F. Perk'ns & Co.

We have just received a lineof ladies fancy back combs, side combs, pompa- deur combs. —F. Perkins & Co.

If you Invest $1.25

a In a pair of those < Ladies or Mens Boots

—that we sbow ‘a

our window this week —you will be sure of getting gow value for your money.

Odd lines

worth

from $1.60 to $2

All geing at $1.25 a pair

R. K. JOSTS

Stamper’s Corner.

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Rare bargains in men's laced ana elastic side boots. See the lot we are selling at $1.00 a pair; if we have your size you will get a big bargain,— J. B. Macdonald.

WANTED. —A girl fer general housework. Recommendations required. Apply at this office. eod ti

LOST.—Retween Railway Depot and Mar- ket, a pigtkin purse coDtaining a large sum of money. Finder will rewarded by re- turning it to Hetel Davies, cmegenes.

ins.

WANTHD,—$2 @ per ladies; special wien: Setiable firm, with best refe Becessary Address, vianager, Hamilton, Ont.

MOLASSES

200 packages bright retailing Mol- asses. *? For sale by

day sure, gentlemen tion permanent; rences; experience M Pry, Field

OrFice Howrs—9 Sp met ieee 3 dem Eveuimge Eyes Tested and "Fitted “With Glass:

_N RATTENBURY.

TBE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN

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for sidewalk purposes. The advertisement | jast night for Leudville, Celorado, where appears elsewhere in today’s paper. the wiilreside. Their names are Lemuel

MAKCH 27,

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‘Local and Other Hei s, |

CAaLEDONIAN meeting tonight,

LUB. — Ke gi ilar Montwwly

ARTILLERY No. ts requested ti

Ks

1 Co. drills tonight Reeru be present at © ci sient ies

| Tue Cextury Fuxsp The Methodis Twent eth Centur: Fund is now $643,852. | It March $22,924.

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increased in

A Loye Sgssion.—--The Quebec Legis- lature prorogoed afew days ago, after a two months tession, the longest in years.

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Exurnition. — Tor ;

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early fall of 1901 white > Pan~American

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| eXpOsition is in progress at Buffalo, N. Y saietlidieen

| Must Give wp its Exurnit. - Toe | World’s Woman’s Christian | +mperanc

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Union bas been compelled most reluctant rth

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| ly to give up its exhibit at the exbibiti in Paris. The war has brought ebout so many complications that it was impossi~ ble to preceed with the arrangements.

iicauiiaidanen

For Mounted Portier. —Among the passengers by the Star ey this mer ; were five young men from WheatieyRiver, Arch Gregor, Kenneth Masheses. Was. Matheson and cthers. I: was their in-

teniiun to bave joired the Northwest selves too late left fer tne West yia Bos- ton for the purpose of enlistiag.

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case is reported from Stoney Creek, New Brunswick, Mrs. John Scott and Mies Esther Hopper, her sister, were attacked by acold’which developed into pneumocia. The latter, aged 65, succumbed to the dis- ease. Mrz, Scott also died a few houra after hearing of her sister’s death. She was 74 years old.

Scummersipe Votvunteer Company.—In the House of Commons a few days ago the proposed organiezation of a volunteer com- pany in Summerside was brought to the notice of the Government, The Minister of Militia said that an application for its establishment had been received and would receive due consideration when the Regimevtal Estabdlishmeats for 1900-1 are under revision.

Art Ketty’s Cross.— The entertainment at Kelly’s Cross last evening is described as “a great success” by those whose privilege it was to attend. The popular drama, “The Irish Agent.” was presented in a splendid manner, and there were interesting and entertaining specialties be tween the acts. These latter included a ns by the Misses Monaghan, vocal solos by Mr. Gec. Heanessey, a cornet sclo by Mr. W. J. Brown and recitations by Messrs. Eggleston and Macgowan.

Ewxcovracinc.—The triends of the work of the Young Men’s Christian Associatiou will be glad to know thatthe Executive Cor igihee are being encouraged in their effort to raise $800 toward the securing of a trained secretary. In a letter from J.H. Crocker, Physical Director of the Halifax Association last night, referring to the secretary the committee have in mind he eays, © He is the very best man I caw at the Training School, and is all right, not afraid to take off his coat, and I am eure he will make a success of Charlotte~ town or any place he may go.” He is al! right in the physical department as well, Mr. Crocker bas juet returned from a Conference of Secrearies and Physica] Directors of the New England States that was held at Springfield, Mass., where the Internationa] Young Men’s Christian Associa ion Training School, with 100 Or more studente, is carried forward. lt is hoped that Mr JJ. Cbaprell,who left for

a trip across the Jine last night, will be

able to meet, the Secretary the com mittee hope to secure. We trnst that friends will not hold back, waiting to be asked, for it wiil be impoesible to eee all, but that they may be glad to show some degree of spontaniety in their desire for the developement of a work in their midst that has been such 8 tower of streagth in other towne. Address a note to the Treaswurer, H. J. Cundall, any of the Executive Committee or ‘to the Maritime Becretary who will he here for a day or two longer. It will be acknowledge ed and appreciated. Let us not weigh in too fine balances the gifts we give to Christ and the great enterprises of Christianity.

wpring Medicine

Your want can be pro- cured at eur stores at lowest prices.

We mert every price; ne firm ea» sel] lewer than we do.

Telephone and we will send any article} ou waat te yeur heme.

Geods sent outen ap- probation and called for agaim, thus saving you any trouble.

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