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THE DAILY EXAMINER : - . : . : - THURSDAY; MAY 7, 1896.

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; heard of such a snap? Tapestry, Scotch, r ; yfeoit is vy i. ef Loige Etoa to night. Iniation and | Velvet, Wilton, ha chee wenn | | | You neglect to get a Carpet} Five Hundred Pairs LACE | nena rien’ i Yous get SNES } makes thrown into this tremendous sacri ~~ . , . ; vilege to Visit the lar ; We se chat Me. W. 8 | fice. Now you must bear in mind that carefull) selected stock of for ) ourselves then magifi- make the cut deep enough for now and you miss one of the ‘CURT T 1 . [ ° gest and : . a she xr, | this is not old, shop-worn or soiled goods, | AINS. Every alr ; j : I x I d Stewart, Q. C.; Revising Officer for West but good fresh goods bought for hard cold ama ° t iti h a5 ares Carpet Depart- . Queen's, has resigued his position. cash from the best manufacturers in the CARPETS ever shown in, ¢2nt display of NEW CAR- our customers to see it, Get OPrortumities that does not. th * ree : a a bed-rock market of the world. You! | imported this spring. Ten | meut in the Provinces, Shall Hi gah feta bist Pics he annual pleoic | would not. look for large fish in challow'! . : = “ come more than once or twice * . i tec : it Hoe ea eee take Alec wal | ®aiers. either need yon look for large the city is to be found right PETS. Five-frame Brussels|a Carpet now ot you will pay |. io paite: lelt--over strom last] ee <eh r ‘beans Y 2 EE Ge | bargains from a man with a smoll heart. | in a_ lifetime Five-fre L : - ast va bin! ae appear later ; : ive-irame f | Phe , ; iy rt 33 Se. Une is Jast ‘e hard to find as the other. | I fr om 75 t j 1 | 0 it : ie answ er rests Ln ?\ : : . G The Uur store is large enough, stock is the, Mere. )Ar ‘9 cents up, mor t 7h a sacri bw a From Monrreai re S. S. Tiber ar-| > 5 $4, our stoe t ore iater on. | 2 . f seas sac : ee > o i sail mae i x aan last.} ‘@rgest, a aa hearts are swelled to twice | i | 3 | Brussels from (OC. up. ee Se rifice. with you. <a i suber ie De 25 leaves | heir natural size for this special sale.— | ‘ af qrening A prety: Serge Se om PROWSE BROS ' |} PROWSE BROS. & ‘OC » TT seg | SE BROS. & CO. .& CO. | PROWSE BROS. & CO PROWSE B 5 . : | Koh co revahti ceenian 108. »& CO. | ROS. & CO PROWSE BROS. & CO. | PROWSE BROS. & CO PROWSE BROS. & . & se | . . . . @ i. Fw se & Co. +a 4M Ay SUMMERSID rhe Dramatic Club | Ls He of St. Dunstan’s C ege prer nted , ce is aa gerald, the it sh Oallaw, to@ fair audi: | PERSONAL. a Peas : aia : ‘ahh 7 at Summerside last evening. jonuatent Sens eee: | ADDRESS TO SENATOR FERGUSON. BORN. wt a | Mr. John Ce es re ‘ ostc ‘ sa sg 2 . ° a ht i® ns asedepiiiih demiten Cibeiiliihaa™ al ‘7 ae sings returned from Boston | j Following is a copy of the address pre- uaa - the 13th ult., the wife ws ee Me Ves N SEM SG SD \ % Ghai! Alexandria R. A. Cbap. No. il. RL N.S. |) De MeLar Petal te % . | |} sented to Senator Ferguson at Emerald n Montgomery, of a daughter. | 7 > ee ee ee oe ~~ “| “> 13 > . HEE . e held at Chapter looms, Masonic | ihe eanite’ ab ike teees Hotel rn ) | on Tuesday evening, to which reference! ———— ele cy sy i Tewple, this evening at § v’clock. Mr. A. Lemieux, the well known boot eo i — — ene - yng SWE ET PEAS | IF YOUR | “o 7 4 as si as oe oe tray ene at the Queen Hotel. i . oe fe ~~ See r. ©. se Sse ye De ¥ . saa ae Sie ces ee r. Henry Smith, the Ottawa contract eaR Sin,—It ia with sincere pleasure A SPECIALTY. ; : i F I ~ graph c ne ness w ghigel — or, ie at the Queen Hotel on his way to New Spring Stock. ‘that we, on behalf of your many friends EYES | 15 ws & ) der Mch at a S peat oe Souris. | in this conimunity, avail ourselves of the} Nothing gives so much cut bloom at so atl: sy ;. ae window of Lewis’ ; bon © aphic : 0. aioe May Collings, of this city, wo a - bidding vou a warm and most a a cost, and such great pleasure with 7 al = mien e = >. BA = : wy eg | has been spending the winter in Bostun | cordial welcome on your return home} so little trouble. i r . ; : ° rf . « Beery —Work was to-day begu: I g sae wi , , A ain, smart or wate ; Work I ee ee see a ca returned home last evening. We are dail ldr } from ao assiduous and successful endeav-| ‘ Eckford’s Giant” and other choice P , wes YB 4 atl: s}, ne ee M: J sha pian expects ‘o| Messrs. W. L. Waring and Isaac Olive, = aly ac or to perform rightly the duties of the varieties. To get the besi results sow at their pleading for hel You! eS > A ‘ ; + WE ae te i ore work inthree weeks’| Steamboat inspectors, are here on official | | novelties to keep ou. exalted and honorable position which you | once. . if ples g p- “As re you a careful, particular buyer—one eh ts ar begin the masonry wor in th Ledieess. The i. . to-day so worthily oce , F api . ‘ r c S . ‘ “Nat rind ae —: - hm a oko stock fresh and attractive Beye ey Te ed piel. NOVELTIES FOR 1896. need Spectacles. No matter. re roe makes n0 purchases unless» the, goods 4% ey Tue May Macaztxes—Lippincot’s, Me- | ing the pulpit at aia Gee somne time | Ladies are respectfully i in the councils of tne Liberal Conserva-| .“ Eckford’s Blanche Burpee,” new giant if ' 7 . a shown exactly please you. If you are, this * ° ih : : } . : ° | ° ‘ oe . ae . : ' i ‘ 7 > . 7 ° = « Chere and the Mésien_ of Meviews .for | post, lenses for Sentlond thie evening cn 6 invited to participate in J | ‘ive party have filled our hearts with eu- | white, bab if somebody does try to dis-' Se is the store for-you. -Today we want to speak 3 4 May are to hand and full of interest to the | visit to his par nte. ie | ° = | preme gratification, while your able pre- | : liza Eckford,” rich cream tinted : : % of two. seas able it wee ; “ts 8 eo caaaes Gee ead i Sola Cheline: at-Mlentieed? Ont.,1 | the enjoyable recreation | seotation and strong advocacy of our C¢Tise standards, white wings, a refined, suade you, yours is the pun ic Seasonabie items :— * ’ +) lite nehieg : is at the Queen. He has brought ten new of looking over our care- ff legitimate claims in the Senate chamber ; beautiful flower, the most chaste variety Ss no é 7 i J i. ‘ <2 . | road machines for the Local Government. fully selected stock of } and elsewhere have swelled our apprecia- ©¥¢T offered. . and danger. Call and have Gs LADIES’ CAPES !—A splendid line, just 7 aren My! ae Tewriass.—Charlottetown Lodge, No.| To Mrs. Schurman, wife of the Presi- | J | {tion ani have enhanced greatly the trae;, ~ Eliza Eckford,” standards, a pretty ais the useful stylish garment for cool evenings ¢ - +e 68, will meet to-migat at 8 o% ock i0 | dent of Cornell University, (his daughter) | provincial value of your asknowledged hue of rose, the back of the standards hav- your eyes tested and properly oe ll ‘gd 1 . . Zz eer Wrights Pall. Initiation, installation, | the Jate Geo. Munro, of New Woe. bas | Dress Goods worth. Since your elevation to the cab-: '9g each a flake of deep rose and tinted %: all sulmer, and just the thing for right now. ¥ oe: election of delegates to Grand Lodge and | bequeathed the Dalhousie apartment ” * Ff | inet you have guarded our interests with | With the same, the wings delicately striped | fitted with a pair of Spectacles Qe Price marked on each—that makes buylog easy. sy : ey 11th} rlant new Duemess. \ isting Tem- | house on West 59th Street. i : an unflinching and unswerving fidelity, and with rose, a very pretty and attractive Will ‘ d ° d fi 1 2 9 Vine plars welcome, Mr. Jehn McKenna, the popular baggage | | The variety of new weaves and § | the results of your indefatigable efforts in | Yatiety. WwW. W WELLNER %- it you drop in an ind yours * be eee a. as ee eet: iF i to the | master of the SS Northumberland, hae de- | | = as offered this season is very behalf of your native province have atin | = en, of York,” white, deeply ° ° ‘ ’ AW DRES " : elie. ee ee -om . S : pleasing. | | most satisfactory; for many of the conces- | Stt!ped and barred with delicate pinkish ; 7 Se SS‘ a ie ‘ j * Bi edversement under the abuve, hig | ied 0 boone a regient of Summers vg [rows aud bevels we today enjoy” be Purples a very plesing shuie’ of colt | Cbleletown, May 7, 196 aE ane thee tae come ae 8 te eee an a tea ss ay ceed be Wie. ee Lak of Kan Every purchaser of BLACK sprung from your unremitting attention , #04 @ large flower of perfect form. al ee ee ae oe thing - ths versely, ‘at _ ay ior has | 7 com piete ; ~ aot ae sington si . "megs dee os give us a and devotion to our immediate concerus oa = — Obamberlain,” white, =e and, best of all, the value in this department. & | study of optics and is prepared to test th Titania aa a iid Waste abi first call. Stock is fully assorted and necessities. The recognition by the|®tiped and flaked heavily with bright ° lLustr : : . tht : 2 is gal ad ue ele edincd « 2 : rrival ety ; ‘ . z = r > stres ai o na eyes and properly adj i-t glasses. ar mis -H. B. ae with the best goods. Federal Parliament cf our unbounded |T%¢, @ charming flower, fine form, very Se T (Pl 7 and Figured), Sicilians ,Crepons, i: ie Borst oa ae aa Jobn Cl Londonderry; Geo. McElmaine, Fravk | j right toa share of the advantages in the striking and pretty. — — ee — ~% weeds (in both Plain Wool and Silk Mixed nt at of North Wiltshire, on Mooday chipped | Riley, William Wright, Montreal, T. W. railway policy of the Government as is} “ Duke of Clarence,” rosy claret. ne, MEE. \- effects), and hosts of uthers. But you need to Eh td cae | a ee ap — a se Re Higgins, J. F. Gallagher, F. W. Golfrey, Ur S.. manifested in the purposed construction| “ Firefly,” intense glowing crimson. ost of Cumtaliidodn Se see for yourself : oh Joht ae a va ee Sie 7 &t. John: ' ; of certa‘n branch railways throughout the} “ Gaiety,” white, flake bright rosy lilee. cae a {5 ? J : : a ek Ad Uh Whecbebews shiteed ) en Raha Mr. ani Mrs. William Dodd were pass- All Wool Fine French CASH a the vig = i = oem New Dwarf Sweet Pea “ Cupid,” 5 to 7 ENTERED. \ q ‘ t OD, Feetows, sl a. Pepaver ot Race > tr 4 : os : on the steamer aniey, the favora inc igh. - 1 , at ee ee ok haere ee intaera Calwaheies ones ae oe - 72. one ne treatment of our ialbeus ‘and ‘er Gov- — high , 7 | May 5—SS Campana, Baquet, Montres’; “A Sh all we see you to-d ay 69 f Ay theese tur , to show it to every buyer of Black : : a STANDARD VARIETIES. | Swallow, Vanamber Tiduish, N §; Hatti 7 : BS cui! oo ian Sethany Raad of the | they bave been spending the wiater. They Goods ernment employes, the impetus given the “Cardinal,” bright shining cri | MeL a dea” “ee ara ae ie = iM i Bt > pi he Bethany Baad of the hoth loak exceedincly-well. They ac } dairy industry and the equalization of the eoneléd 2 g — we oor cod, Geo’town; RW Smith, Forrest, Se —— + Zz Te if I pper Methodist C is *b inter i hav ing a aeieian th Chater as Yicht J a een ei ee at public expenditure commensurate with| ~ « Oclietis oh Ritteer ) nt : St Peter’s, C B; Favorite, W eston, Ricbi 4 zie 4 1 maytlower social on Monday next. A good ar. Slouch Glacke, oe Bas Vide: tnd .. fee 8 ee aa oe our size, population and relationship to | tay, ee adnor, pale mauve or} bucto; Express, Smith, West Point. {° 2}, Be Pe ee — = os lle age oe read an esay on “Plant Food and Plan: “iii of new * ae 300 ollie the otber provinces of the Dominion, are ‘ Montes ® bronzy crimsor CLEARED. Se rc a tS | our leading eimgers aod reciters will take | Feeding” at the closing exercises of the | # Capes and Jack se th : leadi on'y a few of the bencfits reaped by us} « p ihe Bi a en ss f (es e 3p vi mart. A good time may be expected. Sil | .“"'"s, ™ i re gis ; apes and Jackets in the leading al “wee a ao umily Henderson,” pure white. May 5—SS Campana, Baquet, Picton; f° o } P ‘ ’ Nova Scotia School of Horticuliure Lond a Recl } Black through your instrumentality, intercession “ Bek ford’s G ” ; aed ie “eal aX J ver collectior ‘per cana 4 ae ae a and influence. As an expounder of the ckford’s Giant,” mixed. Swallow, Vanamber, Tidnish, NS; Favor- =e Charlottctown, May 2, 1£96 4 | Keadi te acces > gt —e = See sound fiscal poliew of the Conservative HASZARD & MOORE ite, Weston, Richibucto; Azof, Sun*ley, % : ere | ° . A Fonsics Taotex at tue Overs. — | “Cade Voivereity recently. : , -tecnie Baie Verte; Express, Smith, Montague. © ¢ +. > %. > - He eee ee | : Mr. Justice Tuck has b inieord q r y a . party, that party with whom the progress- may4 Victoria Row. 3 “XI , > gue. We -e. owe e ee ee os ee ee oe ~— se oe“ . ’ Lovers of the drama will have an oppor | Chie "ss ge New ch ty fae New Corsets, Hosiery ive history of this fair Dominion, is co | — mn A S SUN UR IRR IRIS ~ aA so: SIS tunity of hearing what has been pronounc- shone a a See C Aen is <n and Gloves. intimately identified you have evidenced bee iat eee : aye Clean a a “as i as d by the oress of sister city “to be or ¢ Sir John - All g os = : : a oe diaed - tod etl oe | consequence of il] health, and Mr. Ezekiel ee eee by o_o ahesineniee ns se ee er icity ; : | McLeod bas been appuinted a judge of the utterances and conduct the deep patriot teur theatrical combivations that has ever | = sss a ml + oh eg i eee iow madetiving your fenriees edvocaty 6f sg me - ne wag Provinces. ae e . ae Rip E’ al! questions appertaining to our country’s Boys’ Suits for 75c ee ad. in Saturday’s issue. i . sai } alf t anc Di ' SS Meters Will P. Cantwell and Joh ! THE P 1 L 8 STORE welfare and advancement. We fully appre Cc Cc Cit ; A very enthusi | deter, two van ba tapers ti i ciate and proud'y endorse the choice of : ABOT URICKET 1B.—A very hus | : - 1 e y a those Cabinet Ministers hos isd wget Go Sale ak | Eas eS, onl = Sa eee ote Boys’ Suits for $1.00 was heid laet evening at which the follow- | ™OF9!ng for Boston. Last ev 2 ab'lity, acumen and statesmansbip so re- x ing offi “Ww ao elected: Wm . oe | ae oven fac ane po <i W A Weeks Wl C0 quisite in the solution of those "eizioate . Captain; m. arter, vice-captain: James ig z : ob] sthat daily lerli bott os . aes een Sor oe Sieaenenme a aie ee * fh | Breviestl ant Gaataing eampeche KSoys’ Suits for 1.25 Trainor, Capt. F. W. L. Moore and J. A. | “tion bhis morning. ee See ee ees | CONC) si0on we g ve you ever curane S OW 6ne oo . . give j 'y assurance of a MeQaillan with the above named officers | ——— 2 - —— , i °. : ° ' i. ie ; | Sevent s ago Rev. Rvhs R. Llovd saieaeaaaeasinae === | our full accordance with that policy,which 9 . wil orm he managing commie forthe | Sevnten rae ae Rey. Reha Lor! Supreme Court. | lac mae Canalas oan, worthy Ot etepdbiiaete Boys’ Suits for 1.50 oe sod Pennsylvania coal mine. To-day he is Sr May 6 bar eee ae = « ae eed iad: Wd i , rofessor of Greek in the Pacific Theology oe * jcoufigence in the Conservative party, : z : : 7 Misstoxs REMEMBERED — we learn from Daca at Oakland. ss - Hugh McInnis and wife vs. the City of }which you are a leading, patriotic and NEW AND ATTRACTIVE LINES (OF FOOTWEAR We are selling Boys’ Suits at very low prices this the Sammerside Farmer that by the bash : ania = wee | Charlottetown—-Tried Hilary Term last, | respected member, and within whose ad- "| season Bring your Boys to us ‘to get suited of the late Solomon Wright he bequeaths | pq q@@eSSSeSOSeseey | when verdict was rendered for plaintiff,] ministrative principles that national pol- . & J J 10 get suited. aa . 2060 M a = y 2 : eee ee and arule nisi granted. To-day the court | icy is deeply imbedded aod properly ad- . GF CRS SEOORIE VRUTED, O86 G1 000.60 | akes the rule absolute for nonsuit with|justed to meet our requirements, and to . . TF 1a the general missions Of the same body. | $ Boys een ee er r tftect the healthy Melatemaaan of our in- See Our Special Lines of Children’s Shoes J. B. MACDON ALD & CO. 2 His — ae Coen? SENS Ser In re application of Mary Murphy for|du-trial life along the lines that have bh { stantial to the buil ling fund of ihe Seer Under partition of land, etc—On motion of Mr. | made our country prosperous and that will — Charlottetown, May 4, 1896--dw 1 San eres Meth dist Church, to the Searle- Haszard, Q. C., a rule absolute for parti-|in future years make her,-“The worthy bus town Methodist Church and to the fund | tion was granted, and the following com- | heir of British power and British liberty.” a nese i t for the widows of deceased ministers. 16 Years ‘ mieeioners appointed by the court: Signed,— Bees Yi aets F ; i IvrorTaxt Pottrica Mertiyc.—We ’ Thomas Handrahan,~ William McLean] p,i_- Duffy, John R. Murphy, = s , = & & S i ae IT} . : “3 ; . ad , Te Te ie and Lemuel Macdonald, Land Surveyor. Phomes MeUab- Quen Gee . ri i: ‘i : tention to the great iblic meet- | > he 3 g etter giv im oo ? ok 2 bk a ings adverttixed in another read to be | a ae We hs vale tee S Tuvrspay, May 7. P. J. Smith, John Cunningham, LONDON HOUSE BUILDING. pre) held at Eldon and Murray Harbor South @ them at 10c. and ldc. A two $ \ James Delorey and others vs. Daniel F.| Peter McMahon, Theodore Mclvor, {agi on Tuesday and Wednesday next, respect- ‘oint rod for 25c. A three- g | Macdanali!, action of Trover. Tried} Patk. Ki-ly, Peter Greenan, ei fully. The Hon. Mr. Ferguson and Alex- | joint rod for 20c. Three, four g | February term last; verdict for plaintiff. Jas. C. McKenna, William Clarke, —e = = = a ha it ander Martin, Esq., will be the principal | and five joint rods from 25c. to g | On motion of the Attorney-General a rule | James Hughes, Patk. Whalen, i i apeakers. The people of all parties | $1.00. Just the thing for the | nisi for new trial was granted returnabl. | Thos. L. Sareenan, W illiam Deighen, 4 % it should avail themselves of hearing these | boys. . Trinity term. Beroard McCourt, Patrick Murtagh, ay gentleman. We understand a! o that the | Morson, Q. C., and oe for plain- ee see «ie Lit eral-Conservatives of East Prince are | tiff; Peters, Q.C., and Mackinnon for} l’cter F. Hughes, rng “et arranging ‘or meetings at Summerside on JOHNSON & JOHNSON, | defendant. Patrick Dufly, Jobn Daffy, Our travellers are DOW’W ON * By Friday the 15th and Crapaud for the iéth | @ Benj. Lavandiere and — vs. oe — er : ‘ . ey THE R ith th fi t “ee | inst. Further particulars regarding THE DRUGGISTS | colmm Macdonald. Action of Trover. n} lerrence Goodwin, Peter Corr, ‘ ) A | ) Ww 1 Te) these meetings will be given sennmennel | 3 ’ motion of Mr. Morson, Q.C, for plaintiff ee ats ~— (i IN i; f 1 e nes it i: The Hon. Mr. Ferguson, Mr. Hunt and | har! 5 d Souris. a rule nisi for new trial was granted re-| James Power, . P. Rogerson, : : cihers will address t heed aiscsings. yee eee turvable Trinity term next. : James M. Duffy, James Duffy; ine O samples ever shown . a a | SBSSS222es 020888228 Geo. Alexander va. Michael T. Riggs, P. J. Trainor. IN THE PRO ‘ TINCES | Seas Traps Lost.—Many of the lobster men | ——___________________|| Action of Trover for a horse. Tried Vi it P: aton’s. . :2 on the north side of the Island, particular- | | Hilary term last when vardict was S : . . id " ly in the Alberien district, from Kildare to GOODS | rendered for plaintiff. Mr. Hasard, 0... ist a on s , G Ahead of the times again us Tignieh, lost a vast amount of gear during | | for plaintiff shows cause against rule for great Curtain ith th ti the last storm, which was very severe on At Equal Prices | new trial; Mr, Stewart, Q. C., contra. (2 Wil e et that shore. Many fishermen lost all their ‘4 ' —eeaeeensaeeeoheamemecnceen ine sale. : traps, and much property was carried NEW WHEELMEN’S CLUB. A Th Tj f. 5 t oe maway by the ice. The tide is said by many | en ; , eo 2 2 1.4 old residents to have been the highest | EQUAL GOODS | A large meeting of amateur cyclists was PP" XN FASTAAIASMATL ree ies or celts. | known on the north side since the famous | | held in the 7 M.C. A. parlor on — ® a “August gale.” Much fishiag gear was ; | and after some discussion it was ecides h Os - also ha in the Genaniinansthetalit At Lower Prices. | to organize a new bicycle club. A constitu- $ ® T ree Pairs of Hose for 25 cents In fact all along the coast, traps, nets, | tion was adopted _ ° — number 4 A ; ee stazes and boats were swept away in great | Are we doing it? | signed the roll as members. e entrance & f a Raaiiites. It is aeanen that a eas er | fee is fixed at 50c. and the annual mem - 4 ; Good Wearing ~ Guaranteed all Cotton. M N . i and sleigh were washed ashore at New| . . : aaa | bership dues at $2. ft London iis » the oe Sony ag 4.A aes You can’t stay at home and answer. | Mr. Pitblado was unanimously elected > \ 1.9) Journal. : President, and Mr. Isaac Carter Vice pD A BR OCE , ° ae coe me | Come here and see our | President. Mr. Louis A. Haszard is acting Q # @ e 4 See it Prices a W ay down. tt —In the course of his speech at Am- | pny oan va 9 \ C das F Tailor’ Establish ' ’ ro herst, Nowa Scotia, fir Charles Hibbert | The meeting adjourned till to-night at 8 anada’s Famous Tailoring Establishment. i 4 Tupper said that “it was aoa ng to find FURNITURE o’clock to elect the ae officers and to ) “ : . Headquarters for Rubber 4 ne a2 Yarmouth paper claiming that it was | ” | discuss the draft bye-laws. oF art of tLe policy of the Liberal party to | Every wheelman desi:ous of enrolling ee eae : ey ot ee i Ww 6a aid the constru ‘ions ‘ ten a aed ate -_——- | is asked t» attend to-night. Mattersof m ) c Goods. it ill profit you “3 the face of the record, and of Sir Ricuard | | portance will come up for decision, and it eS EB . c ha Cartwright’s letter to the Patrons in 1894, | ¥ ARK WRIGHT i 60 LUD is intended that the rules of the club sha'l & 9 to See our Samples before Le in which he insists that the Liberal policy | ‘ " * | be made by the members for the members, bu in ; i is averse to railway business ! : and not rushed through without their é y. gS. ah : . - | knowledge or consent. ) be } } BUTTONS (ocgme=n= $s as cur as canapnix. ~ | Amberst Boot and Shoe M “t . - - ‘ an At Cherry Valley, Lot 49, on April 19tb, & é : 4 . WSs 4 of consumption, Henry Mearns Irving, 4 \ — toe aged 12 years. 7 ee BU O At Wood Islande, on Sunday 3rd inst., ( Having been appointetl Sole Agent for Prince Edward Island for one of the INCORPORATED 1857. af | to Capt. and Mrs. James C. McMillan, 4 \ largest Manufacturers of CARRIAGES in the United States, I will keep in stock | 9 | daughter. \ 9 a full line of these superior vehicles, and will sell them on a small margin of e 4 |” Ae Rosencath, Ap-il sth, Harry Foster, 4 profit as low as those of Canadiaw*manufacture. —s" ’ ee ee va an ce son of Edward and Mary Lizzie 100! , ) ist age 6 years. i iN AMERICAN CARRIAGE DEPOT a On the evening of the 25th ult., at his 4 \ SS father’s residence, Big Lot, Dundas, Mr. LEPAGE’S OLD STAND, QUEEN STREET. a? 2 Findlay McLeod, second eldest son = Mr. \‘ 9 f. 4 Joha McLeod and brotiner of Rev. P. A. oa Ae : oa . abe ; oeeeree ie S FRANK BEALES is the way we keep competitors and hart ie ° mes re “Ve 7 » ‘ 2 ‘ y * . . ° . ’ At Bloomfield on the 27th of April, A Charlottetown, April 39, 1896—dy times, mor e especially ul ing the last twe . . — two very important items in this year 8 Caroline A. Sweet, azed 25 a ai 4 i iin secueeieitaeaatiaasiimmmmacmmmntesiiil sii weeks in our old store, owing to our very igs styles. Have you seen the small gold __ At Maria, Bt. Petar’s Bay. on the 30th & low prices on Spring Suits, Overeoats and fs ~ . : 7 . J . =<? >i i ; buttons now so much in vogue in New the’ youngest son of the late Samuel |g ONDO Trouserings. Call and see. \; ° = ’ . , 7 ie York? We've got anice variety. Fancy | Hope, ‘The deorael vasa young nani If you see a wheel in N S.A. McDONALD i . of quiet demea J fy | ‘ : . 3 | He Pearl Buttons are quite as popular - see respected by his acquaintances, be- if with large tubing, it is a s HOUSE Ke e c : : eet ever, and never have we had so mag- loved by his friends ons end - has iS e a Ch’town, May 1, 1896. Leading Fashionable Tailor, Queen Street. ihe ia F lial i“ a ering disease approached, and death ie nificent a variety. HE Sar ee an he was not afraid bat ~~ a, V -" LAN p : ie murine immin iri sig im- | . “Se tO ie ctome and gimp, and our large stock ‘| citi the banis of. loving’ Saver!) cE ( Neur Capes, | ty in buttons and es ee 4 rotenst i the hope of a blessed here- 4 enti of Dress Trimmings is the result. } ae. i‘ sabia - 4 ; . ‘rae OS ot ek Stele, Ne Mill Sel ry | . - ‘ SZQUIN BELTS Visit Paton’s ‘A strongest and easiest run- é VAT i e | . * . ning wheel made, \ the are one of the newer vile Blastic Wed Y (Breast Curtain = ¢°— Wenz D Coods,| Is the Tea that brings trade and pleases customer: : i t J Ds handsome they are. Wide Elastic Web wo \ We are headquarters C 7 ress 00 S, § the Tea that Ting ) j alts ar r . ur assort- ] ° . er ‘ 5 Belts are also eee age Sa a C for Sundries. 4 NOW OPENING. Every pound satisfeetory, but remember that there are F i y Vv ooo spe aged ; : a hs a ment i Me 8 y % | We will have for sale on Arhor Day. ~ 4 & two or three kinds of Empire Blend. Be sure and get the a ij ver ow pr ten different kinds o oe a i {| Seosan conte “ees ee § DODD & ROGERS ¢ T. J. HARRIS, |For sl wholesle of ot Oyu aaa ae ae .- ; a . . e ss rn ! A BEER BROS. {| sior'werig sores wih large