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First Arrivals Ladies New Blouses

LATEST 1899 STYLES

__Just Received at—

WEEKS & CO.

We have just opened our first lot of very newest blouses in

BRPHYAS,

AMERICAN GINGHAMS

THE DAiLY EXAMINER, CHARLUTTETOWN, MARCH 10, 19

Local and Other tems,

Tevernomic.— The branch of the Merchants Bank of P E. Island, Sourie, is connected by telephose.

Saem Buckiss.—I have just received a few nice eash buckles, which I wil] gel! at very io™ prices.-G.F. Huteheson,

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Tm Wearnxs.—Feair to cloudy, with light to moderate w:2z4*, lizht loval falls

of snow or sleet, not much change in temperature, a Provincial Lecrstarvas.—It is ander- stood that oe ree Legivlature wil] meet for the despatch of busines the 10th of «thot — a Tas Staxiey.—The Stanley got over to Pictou thie’ morning shor ly before eleven, and leaves on retura tomorrow

morniag &l seven.

Tae Marts.—The boate ~ °

snd BLAOK SAYEBNS.

These goods should have *

‘ —2 ~ & livered here Op ‘in’. cov Ott WHITE GOODS SA ul, Being late we have

marked the® jow. We have a handsome range to sell

: fic, 65¢ and 70c.

Come and see them, they are choice.

Ladies’ New Collars LATEST STYLES.

All sizes—clearing at 10c each.

NOTE —Yoen can depend on get- ing the latest in Blouses, as every Blouse we have im the store is 1899 patterns.

NEW SPRING GOODS ARRIVING DAILY

WEEKS & GO

THE PEOPLE'S STORE

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HOCKEY

RETURN MATCH.

Crescents vs 2nd Victorias

Tuesday Evening March 14

The extreme closeness of the miutchin wWoich the Crescents won the Trophy, has ewused a genera) feeling in Hockey circles to see these two cliibs meet again before the sea- gon closes and the manager has secured them or the above dite

A grand contest is promised, and the match will be at popular prices.

Samo evening a second match will be played

4{NCHORS vs Y. M,C. A,

And those who saw the splendid showing of the Y, M ©. A. Tegm on Tuesday evening last will realize what a good contest is here assured

Admission 15 cents, Reserved Seate2® and 25 els, aAtC- ) bankin’s ;

A A BARTLETT,

Marager

Card of Thanks.

Having entered ow our twenty-fifth year ae Droggiete and Dispensing Cheamisie aod as our bosiness bas steadily increased during that ‘ime, we feel our efforts to Warrant your confidence have been ap- preciated, ani beg most respectfully to re- turo you our sincere thanks for your liberal patronage.

It has beex our motto during the past twenty-five) care to handle only the BEST goods in eur line, and sell the seme at reasonable prices.

We srenow better than-sver prepar-~ ed io dethir.

BRING YOUR PRESGRIPTION TO US AND SAYRE 25 PER CRRT.

iptione are prepared person~ ur Mr. McKinnon,

_All presc ally or by graduate of macy, Chicago, and a member of the Nova Seetia Phar naesutical Society

Our : Soecial : Remedies

até giving every satisfaction; we sre con- their

*antiy ‘favor.

Boliciting a continuance of your patron

reeeiving testimonials io

age. §=Your obedient servant. GORGE 8, a Thepeeples Druggiet; déw Ap thecaries Hal! Economy Is the order of the day in soaps, ec., | ete., try “Sunlight” and“ Lifebuoy” brards

~—@o.y 5¢. the twia “to-date Grocer, and

wheisa be National Institute of Phar-

ber from any up-

mail left Torme~’ - with 53 bags of oclock. “ _-<«t#8 thi merning at 7 hind o *2.y-five bags were left be-

: ue mail special reached town at

42 Velock.

Postronep.— Owing to the Forty Hours Devotion commencing in the Catbedra) on Menday, the League of the Cross concert has been postponed uatil the following Monday the 20:b,

Lecat Corvnei..—A meeting of the ex- ecutive ofthe L. C. W. will be held next Saturday, 11th inst, at 3 30 o'clock at P. W. College. Committees for “Labour Bureau” and “Associated Charities” are requested to be present. 3in

Tre Scnooven Deticat.—The three- masted schooner Delight, of Souris, ac- cordingto a telegram sent toMr. Jobo McLean, of that place, by Captain Mac-

Dotsld, was abandoned at sea. The captain and crew took the boate and were pick- ed up by @ passing steamer, aud landed at Lisbou in Portugal. The schooner was owved by her captain, who belongs to Souris, which port she left last December for St Pierre, afterwards sroceeding to St. John’s where ebe loaded with fish for Per~ nambuco. The reat ofthe crew consisted of Joseph Macdonald, mate, of Souris, H. Fraser and Fabian Deagie, of Rollo Bay, and two others,a Newfoundlander and a colored man, whore names are unknown.

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Minirany Ivatirute,—At the meeting of the Miluary Tostitute beld lact evening Colone! Moore, D.Q. C., read an interestiny and iostructive paper deelog with the question of mobilization, me dewelt upon the importance of complete organization in times of peace, illustrating toe point by references to the Franco German war, the late war in the Soudan and the American- Spanish war. He pointed out that to thoroughly organized wav the German

army that within seventeen days after war was declared they were able to place 6.0900 fully equipped men

en French territory. Alter poimting out the different steps to be teken from the order “ mobilize’ until the fighting ma- chime is complete in sllits parts, € 1. Movre epoke of the lack of equipment for the men of our militia forces aud the need of an army service corps. In the present administration of the mlitia little provi- siow is made for the speedy moti‘izaton of

| troope, & comm issariat department or 4

qualified staff of officers to direct ai! movements. A discussion tollowed, participated in by all the ¢fficers present, ani several questions rlating tothe sub

ject matier of the lecture were asked sod anewere'. Before the meeting Colonel Moore was tendered ab-varty vorr of thanks for his able paper, which be

acknowl: «ged in ficting terms a) = ene aaa

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NORTH POLE Farm

The Subscriber, having decided to go west affers fcr vale the above desiratsic property. consisting of fifty-nine acres ef land, situated in Mill View, Lot #.and bounded,on the sorth hy the road leading from Charbstterown to Georgetown, en the west by the road :leading from abowe road to Vernon River Bridge, on the soutb by the property of Geo. Forbes, Esq., M. P., and on the east by that of Mr. Alex McDonald. The above -propecty is all cleared and in a good state o& cultivation well fenced with cedar posts and wire, and combination fencing. There is.an czcellent well of water, and the buildings are sheltered fromthe nort h and east by an ample g ove, rendering it ad- mirably adapted for winter dairying. [tis most conveniently situated as to churches and mills, is within half a mile from Vernon River Bridce and etill nearer the cheese factory; there is a school on one end of the farm and a graded school within balf mile of the other end

Iftheabove property i3 not reviouely dis- posed of by private sale, it will be offered by public auction, on Saturday, the 8:h day of

i ti o'clock, p- m-. April next, at i o’c p ’5. D. FRASF#

Mill View, Lot 5, Queen’s County

March 40—w5i

TENDERS

Tenders will be received by the under- signed, up to and on Weduesday, the 22nd day of March, instant, for all uncollected promissory notes in favor of, and Debts to the late Allan Hunter and also for ell! Judgments recovered by me against bis debtors.

Tenders must be accompanied by cash ercertifted cheque amounting to ten per cent. of tender which wil] be returned if tender is nox accepted,

A complete list of notes, debte and judgments may be inepected in the office of ‘Sfathieson & Bently, Georgetown, to whom all tenders must be addressed.

will-find that you

_ WILLIAM HUNTER,

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PERSONAL.

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> _ Mr. Peter McGrath, of Hunter River, is in town.

Senator Ferguson leaves for Ottawa in a day ertwo

Rev John Goldemith, Alberton, came to towg thie morniog

Mr Henry Lowe returned to town by the eartero train to-day.

Senator Prowse left Charlottetown en route to Ottawa leer evening.

Hon. Peter Sinclair, of Summerfield, registered at the Queen Hotel jast even ing.

Senator Macdonald will leave to-morrow

afternoon for Georgetown en route to Ottawa.

Rev. Marcel Covran leaves this after- noon for Souris, where he will conduct 4 m188i0n, oe wcLeod, Simiistt'de, was «

_-eenger to town by the western train thie rorning

Mr. Charies Nicoll is here in the in- terests of Smart & Co., Brockylie, Ont. He is a guest at the Hotel Davies.

Hon. Peter McNutt, of Malpeque, was among the guesisat the Hotel Davies last eveniog. He went west this morving.

Mr.G.F. A. Anderson, of Si. Joho, a well known commercial ambas-ador, is amorg the latest arrivals at the Hotel Davies. :

Mr. James J. Johnston, barrister-at- law, who has been on @ business trip to Montreal and Boston, returoed to Char lottetown yesterday afternoon.

The Misses Sullivan, who bave been on an exten ‘ed visit to Montreal and Quebec, returned to Charlottetown by way of Georgetown yesterday afternoon.

Mr. W. J. Bulman, of the Gulrare staff, #ho hae been in Montreal on a sad mission, crossed by the Staoley yesterday and ie registered at the Hotel Davies.

Among the messages of condolence sent by various crowned bead to the French Republic anent the death of M. Faure ap- pearsone from Mr. Krager. This looks as if Mr. Kruger still regarded bimeelf es the head of au independent State,

Mr. P. J. O'Rourke, for many years passenger azent for the Intercoloniai rail- way, is now passenger agent for the Caa- adian Sieamship Line of which Captain Montague Yates is manager. Mr. O’Rourke has many friendyia this prov ince,

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ISLANDER DIES ABROAD.

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Fell asleep, in Christ, at bis home ip Tatnton, Mass., January 21, 1899, Deacon John McKinnon, aged forty-five years, one month and one day.

Bro. McKinnon has been deacon of the Advent church in this city for nearly eix years, We miss him from our midst as anactive abd devoted Christian,a true husband and a loving father. All who kocw him, knew him as a ch lil of God even bis Catholic shopmates with whom; he nad worked for several vears speak very h.ghly of bim as 4 righteous man. He is sadly miseed by his family and his church. He leaves a wife and six child- rep In his last long sickness he was patient, in his terrible euffering the same eweet voice was manifest. He was a man in the Scriptures and looked for

mighty Farewell, brother,

the Lord from heaten. we will miss you io our gatherings, We sba'l meet youin the morning. We bavelost a valuatle worker, wise cotn- sel!orand a hole man. May Ged comfort the bereaved.—The World’s Crisis,

(The deceased was ason of Mr. Baniel M. Kinnon, of Highfield, P. B Island. and a brotber of Mrs. George Essery of this city, aod Mre. Albert Tremere, of North Wiltshire.

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Things to Make a Note «f.

Cc. OQ. F. Court Charlottetown meets to-night at 8 o’clock. Important busi- nese,

O. ¥.B.—There will be a meeting of the O. Y. Be. Lodge this evening in the Mechanics Hall’at 7.30 p. m. All request- ed to attend.

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ERVES must be fedon pure, rich

blood. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the

best nerve tonic. By enriching the

blood itmakes the nerves §F RONC- p> 2<-—=a———

If you want first choice in carpets don’t

deiay. Our new designs are in etock. Jas. Paton & Co., house fur nishere.

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chronie Disease and Hupture

‘Cured by Dr. Clift. Diploma reg-

istered in U.S. and Canada. Send Stamp for information, or ca!! at

Truro, N.S. office in Merchants’ Bank { Halifax Building; Houre,11 to 1; 4 te 8 to 9, daily—except Wednesday, he is a Revere Hotel in #fcton, and on Friday at Windsor Hotel,in New Glasgow. —

MARRIED.

At ihe bride’e home, byfthe Rev. G. C. P. Palmer, ov March 8b, 1899, David H. Auld, of Cove Head, to Miss Selina McKay, of Bedeque, P. E. Island.

So much depeuds upon the purity of the blood that by taking Hood’s Sarsspar'ile many different diseases are cured.

The Prince Edward Island ne is for sale at ali

tores and atR. H Mas.

on’s news stand. Prices cents

Feathers curled and made te loek az

Loca’ and Other

tems

Meer.—Tie dates o

Worips Bicycie

a ds bes meet to be held in Mor. “ek samme 4re fixe to 10 fixed or Augu+i 7 ees

n , wae # Cominc — One thousand Mor- Canadien Wet 0 ‘ake up farms in the T “no West this coming summer They wl temove from Utah,

Ocr Istayp Macazive —The Prince Edward [lind Magazne for M-rch is now on dale at all the ho katores, and at Tar Rxamivee offize, the plage of publication, |

The sv bseription . : Tiplion price is fifty ce , single copies Ave conte y otea year;

e eo +o ~- - ° 4Navi4N Satm No Waxrap. - Harri- son Watson, curator of the Canad an section af the Imperial Institute, informs the Department of Trade and Commerce that a German firm i+ anxious to procure large quantities of Canadian salmon, eal = ed iu barrels, to be dried in Germany.

Canapian Borrer - B-tween S-ptember 1 and F+ bruary 28 retarns to the Traie and Commerce D-pariment show that Can adian butter to th extent of 118,578, cwt., was imported into the United Kingdom out of a total importation of 316,796 cot , compared with 84,963 ewt., out of 247 009 laet vear, and 66,043 cwt., out of 218,305 the year before.

Reooversp Her Speecn.—A young married woman named Watsham, in El mstead, Kesex, England, committed suicide while in-ane. Her mother, who had been dumb for 23 veare, recovered her epeech thruvgh the shock. Phyei- cians had frequently told her that she might recover the lost faculty by some great shock. Her daughter's tragic death supplied the ne cesrary crisis.

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Tue Lapavor’s Error.—A iate despatch says: The steamer Labrador was a long way Out of ber course. Skerryvore Rock is Off the weatern coatt of Scotland, in about latitude 564 deg., and longtitude Tdeg. Howthbe vessel got eo far north cannot, of course, be even conjectured from the infermation contaiaed in the cablegrams. She should have made Moville to land her mails, butcould not have done 80, as the place where she struck ig @ome sixty milea dye north of that place, out in the open sea,

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Provisctatists Emprorap. — It is pointed out by the Sun’s correspondent thata large number of provincislists are enrolled among the employes of the Bos- ton Elevated Railway Co., which controls the street lines of Coston and vicinity, ronesty and steady habite are said to the successful recommendations which prvincialists possess, which accounts for the large number holding responsible positions om the road. The wages of motormen are $2.50 per day and conduc- tore $2 25.

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Hocker Norus.—The Abegweits- Viz- toria hockey match, scheduled for to- pight, w 1! not be played because of illness amo g the players.

The Cresceats and Sezond Victorias playa return match on Tueslsy evening, 14th inet. The Anchors and Y. M.C. A’s wil. ylsy on the sane evening.

The A bbies are atrangiog for a ma qu°r- ade hockey match on Wednesday evening next.

There were two hockey ma‘ches at Sum. merside last uight. The Second Stars defeated!the Wellingtons 11 to 2, and the coo won from the Miscouche team 21 to 6.

THe Stace Tresaman.—Referring to an Trish drama, **fhe Rebel of 798,” to be plaved in St Joba on theevening of St. Patrick’s Day, the Globe of that city hes the following: Br J. R. Foran, in the course of a leagthy review of the drama in his excellent titerary journal, The Pen, writes of “The Rebel cof 98” as follows: “There is po “siage Irishman’ about it, no car cature ofthe race, no degrading of

the national ideal, no vulgsrity, no burleegue. There is nothing in the ce@tume, ecenery or other

theatrical appointments to cast r dicale upon the Iriel, race or upon the country. rhe most sensitive may confidently sit out the duration of this drama without once

suffering with drecd of eomne ofteneive or Unpleasant scene occurring. lo a word tha author has struck a Flow from the

fhonl ler at the anti Irish Irishman of the st we ,

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this

Tailor Made Garments,

Upper Queen St.

FRONT

ELGRAVE. HEIGHTS 2 2+

(1S Worth Much

to know where to get the best shirts and collars, and get rid of everlasting Gentlemen who wear our shirts will tell you that they have found the best and are satisfied,

Good Quality, Perfect Fitting

experimenting,

$1.00

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Stanley

We are Settled Down

To Business Again

BARGAINS If ALLLINES

All winter goods to be cleared out at sweeping reductions All farnisking goods at your own | Nee.

FH ds aes GORDON & McLELAN

Mea’s ‘tvlise Outfitter

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Sarsaparilia and Celery Compound

is a preparation made up es- pecially for purifying the blood and strengthening the nerves

It bas ween on the market for several years now, and is giving spiendid satis~ saction.

Put up in large bottles con- taining 100 doses for $1.00,

The Best Spring Medisine-

Reld hnly by

in ful blast,

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20 er cent Discount-

The balance of vur Ladies’ Fine Slip~ pers will becleared out at this discount, 20 per cent, discount on 8 great many lines of Ladies’ Fine Shoes.

Come quickly as they are being picked up évery day-

10) t 5 er eent. discouut on Ladies 0 Pine Boots—laced and but- toned. The shrewd buyer will here dis- cover many bargains. 0 per cent. discount on a great many lines of new fine boote—men wanting good boots at Jow prices should not fail to take advantage of this sale. 9 00 a pair for Ladies Fine Ture and § . Goodyear Welt Boots—former pr ces $2.65 and $2.75 @ pair

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weer awalt you at our store. largs, new stuck of Spring Boots,—Hence this sale

That Great Shoe

= = @ ® @ 2] * e @s @ es 2a e224. 24028 & eS

Clearing Sale

Bargains in all kinds ef Foot- We must make room for

a pair for Ladies Fine Torn

$2.26 Boots ~— former prices $3 and

$3 25 a pair $1 95 @ pair for Ladies’ Walxing Bootes ' —good stoek—well made— very serviceable—former prices $1.75 and $1.88 $1 (0 a peir for Ladies’ Fine Slippers . —tura eoles, plain and patent tip—about 1! paire of this lot left.

$9 60 , for Men’s Calf Boote, Goodyear ° welt~—former price $3.15

Men’s Box Calf—Goodyear weit Boouws— White Bros‘Box Calf— our price to clear, $3.25—worthga & pair

A great chance to secure Boots at verg low prices.

| WHAT WE HAVE WE ADVERTISE WE HAVE

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