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DAiuY EXAMINER,

wishes JUNE 13, 1889

LOCAL NOTICES.

Has 1] : trerp comprising the fashion-~ abi mn Bandana. The price is about half asked in New York. Ladies and gents | see them— Jes Paton & Co. tf. Searf iasa tieor waist girdle— |

Jes Paton & Co tt. ca ; -

COS 04 pocvoncocoeoooeess T’S TIME : i MADE

ilrrangement about your

+ rs baking’ ; and see us, we can 3

uur baking, won’t cost more than doing it 9

and then you ar a "i of jabor.

Cream Pies 12 & le

‘mach Coveanut Pies 15 &

4 20¢ cach ; ;

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Telephone 35.

1 * & £ ip. STEWART ; CLIPSE BAKERY

; BAKES BSST BREAD... eeoe- Snanenaennieseese®

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grocer, if you

lesale

run out ofanything. You can get all you want in the gro-

cery line from him. You'll get it good, and you'll get it promptly.

JOHN 7, PEARDON,

Wholesale Grocer

N.] sale.

3.--Lime in quantity for

SEG SIGAS Sy Heinz

Sweet Pickles in Bik —

Very ‘ine flavor. ‘“‘No test like a trial,” veu kuow; we ask you to try a few. Wesell them by weight

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Prepared Mustard

Prepared Dressiag

india Relish

Mince Meat (in pound tins) Baked Beaus (in Tomato Cat-

Heinz Heinz Heinz Heinz Heinz sup Heinz Sweet Midget Gherkins Heioz Spanish Queen Olives

Heinz Tomato Soup

wseALL NEW GOODS Sanderson & Co YOD SELLERS. eT PS FM r) yl Jeb hae’

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S. S. Creetlands here from Montreal on Wednesday, 14th inst., and sail for St. John’s, Nfld via, Sydney, .nd North Sydney, carrying live stock on aa and produce under leck, at owest rates. For further

particulars as to freight or passage apply to N RAT E NB URY,

Agent

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Prices Right HASZARD & MOORE

SUNNYSIDE

Local and Other lems

Boy Wavyrep as apprentice at th is offi e

received 8 dozen samples Only |

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; No. 1. Comrany.—Nol Co. C, A., | will meet for drill to-night at 8 o’clock. ala S. O. E —Lodge Prince Edward meets this(Tuesday) evenirg at 8 Ire }itiation. Kvery member please attend,

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Masonic.—St. Jobn’s Lodge, A. F. & A. M., will have ‘heir regular meeting io the Masonic Temple at 6 o’clock this evens ing.

iideliaaich NED.—QOwing to tne high wind water the four oared boat race e last sveulng bas

Postr: } and rough Which was to take plac

been postponed until Thurslay evening next.

Coat Arrivai;:—-The schoovera St. Aon, Mary avd Dominion arrived from Dominion Coal Co’s .\ Mines, i. B., with

cargoes of slack, nut and run of mine coal) to Peake Bros & Co,

Home For Inxtrerment.—The body of Mr. John 38. Kennedy, of Cardigan, who died io Kentucky last week, was brought to Charlottetown last evening, and takeo east today. The moth?r and brother of ibe deceased accompany the remains.

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More Certiricates.—This morning the

H.l.tax Breweries Company obtair« ed a certificate under the prov’ sions of the Ferqubarson Tax Act for their agen in Char-

loit town. The others who have obtained certificates since our Jast report are John Carroll, Sydney Street, and John S Morris, Queen Street.

Locau Counci..—Tne last meeting for the sea*on of the L. C. W, will ta‘ce place in the Y MC A parlor ow Thursday even- ing the 15h inst., at 7.30 o’clock. As ousiness of importance will be brought before the meetiog, sll presidents and delegates of affiliated societies are request» ed to be present. Ladies who are not ableto be present are aeked to send sub- stitutes, 138, 3i.

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Lorat Crusapers.—The closing meet~ ing of Co. A., was held last evening, when the following officers were elected: Capt. James Robinson, Lieut. Florrie Currie; Herald, Noah Garnhum; Marshal, Blanche Rigge; Guard, Rebert McLaren; Boys’ Bauker, Ernest Heath; Guirls’s Banker, JanieBatt Boys’En-ign,Wallace McDonald; Girls’ Ensign, Lizzie Elliott; Boys’ Sergt

Bert Hooper, Girls’ Sergt., Georgie Small.

[be annaal picric will be keld early in

July.

sellitianial Tue Currew Law.—With a view to making the curfew law more effective, Councillor Taylor proposes ‘o amend it at the next meeting of the City Council The amendments will provide, among other things, that children under sixteen years of age found On the streets after the curfew bell rings may be brought to the police station by any tax-payer or resident house- holder and there be held until the paren s or guardian sball pay a fine not exceeding fifty cents nor less than twenty-five cents.

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Masr Taken Away.—A young man named McCannel, of South Shore, was io the city yesterday lookiog _— for information regarding the schooner Ella Maud which left this orton Saturday morning. He says that while he and companion were in a sail boat fix-hing 'e:1 the barbor’s ‘«ntrance this schoover caine Bong took away Lins mast and almost capsized® host Atie~ causing the accident be says the echooner proceeded oa her way without stopping [0 asc sertain the d.mg*

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Girdles were a prescribed portion of the dress of the English clergy for many year-, and are yet a portion ofthe dress in Re

man Catholic institutions. Girdles are crown as belts. We have over],00) in

cluding Paton & Co’, and the pr from l4c to $1. if

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“Cool, Comfcrtable, Sum-

YOUR gasasna FEET COOL

That's the way ycu want to keep them dur- the warm weather. You

can do this by wearing ovr Canvas Shoes.

white

Canvas Shoes

for Ladies. Well made well finished, turn soles, canvas covered heels, the comfortable, wearable kind, $1.60 pair

> en Ss White Canvas Shoes and laced boots. The best thing to wear during the hot spell. See them in our window.

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CITY COUNCIL MEETING

Under Consideration.

The regular monthly meeting of the City Council was held Jast evening. a full attendance of men, bers.

Afier routine business a delegation rea- pecting the proposed public library was introduced. The delegation consisted of Mr. Justice Fitzgerald, Dr. Andersen, ex- Councillor Byrne, Rev. G. M. Campbell, Rev. 1. F Follerton, Col. Moore and Mr. Percy Pope. Judge Fitzgerald submitted & statement regarding the movement show~ ing that $1600 had been practically sub- scribed towards the library, (which was to be free) and asking that the Courcil voie $250 'owards the payment of a librarian Judge Fitzzerald spoke strongly in tavor of the proposed library, as also did Mr Byrne, Rev. Mr. Campbel land Mr. Percy Pope Councillor Crabbe gave notice that at the next meetiag of the Boardhe would move that the sum of $250 be granted towards the librarian’s salary, as requesi- ed.

The resignation of Mr. John N. Camp- bell as police officer was accepted, and on motion of Councillor Horne Harry Mathe- son was appointed in bis place.

Gouucillor Nickoleon moved that Peter Bradiey be appointed bail ff to the City Court at a salary of $450. But the motion did not garry.

A proposition from Tue Exami*er Pub- lishing Company, offering to supply the Counc)! with 1009 copies of the July num- ber of the Prince E¢ward Island Magazine for $50, was laid on the table. It was pointed out that this number would con- tain much special maiter bearing upon the Island as a summer resort.

Oa motion of Councillor Nicholson Dr. S. R. Jenkins was appointed a member of the City School Board in succession to Mr. J. B.Macdonald, whose term bas expired. A letier was read trom Mr. L. P. Tan- ton complaining of the location of 4 tele- phone post which has been put down in froutof his residence. The post, Mr. Tanton pointed out, bas already damaged one of his ornamented} trees, and he desires its removal.

Upon motion of Councillor Hooper it was decided that the erection of said pot within ten feet of any shade tree in front of Mr. Tanvton’s residence should be pro- hibited. It was also decided that for the future all posts should be placed as far from ornamental trees as possible.

On motion of Councillor Crabbe it was decided to place three auer street Jampe on Hillsborough Park, the cost of which would be $50 for the year. The are light now in the park is to be removed to Sellers’ and new eleciric lamps, at a cost of $50 each, are to be placed at or near Bosle’s bridge, near Si. Peter’e Church and on Water Street near the wharf.

On motion of Councillar McOarron the contract for supplying coal to the city was awarded to Mr, Augustus Vown;and the tender of John McLeod & Co., for sup- plying the politemen with euits, was ac- cepted, the suits to cost $21 each Councillo. Taylor gave notice of some amendments to the Curtew by-law ai the next meeting.

Adjoarued,

PERSON AL

Rev. Allen J. Macdonald, Avgustnue, is in town’. Mr. and Mrs. W. Beer arrived io Char- lotretown last evening. Mr. Reginald Rogers, cf Alberton, left thi~ morning for Victoria.

Mr. John A. McLean, of Rice Point, left th's morving jor British Columbia. Sher f McDonald and Mr. W. L. Poole, Montague, came to town this morning. Mr. Leauel Roberteou, of Marshfield, lefcthis morning for British Columbia. Hon. Angus McMillan, Commissioner of Crown Lan ‘de, went to Summerside this morning. Miss Mand Doiron arrived from Boston | s evening, and will spena the summer uoithe with relatives in Charlotietown. Mr. Bernard Boylan, in the employ of the Hotel Davier, leaves next week for Helifax, where he bas secured & position. Mr. Cecil Macneil], of Kensington, was a passenger by the express this morning

of Fort

len ronte to Winnipeg where he will re-

side. Rev. Dr. Campbell, of Halifax, was a passenger by the Stanley last evening. He

wili remain in this Province about a week, Mr. Alfred Ogden, of Bedford, N. 8,

arrived here yestarday with 75,000 saimon fry for Vervon River, which were deposit» ed last evening.

Mr. Freeman C. Coffin, Chief Engineer of the Charlottetown sewerage System, ar- rived from Boston last evening. He is registered at the Hotel Davies.

Mr. T. M. Kirkwood of Sudbury, Ont., who a few days ago advertised in Tue ExaMINER for pasiure farms, will arrive here this evening, and will remain a few days He comes to purchaee sheep and lambs.

Col. Curren was a paassenger by the Stanley this morning on return to Halifax.

He and Mr. Oland had an interview with the government yesterday regarding the brewery at Brighton, which interview, it is understood, was not satisfactory.

Mr. James H. McQuaid, manager of the Montague agency of the Merchsnt’s Bank of P. E. Island, was a passenger by the Stavley jast evening, and went east this morning. Mr. McQuaid has beea os an extended visit to the leading cities of the United Btates..

Mr. Justice Fitzgerald, Attorney-Gen

eral Macdonald, Mr. W. ‘A Weeke, Clerk of the Crown and Mesers.W. 8. Stewart eod D. A. McKinnon, barristers- ai-law, left this moroing for Summerside to attend the cession of the Supreme Court which

opens there today.

Public Library and Other Matters

There was

cate the infant child of Ensign and

Local and Other items.

bh Walsh was this “l

il “MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE.”

Potice Court —J« morning fin nese,

etenaterinsig

Tue Campana.— Ii yesterday night. Sbe ways,

had a Ze neral cargo

will be due from Boston on Tnureday even-

one o'clock .

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due here thix evening from Montreal. morrow Newfoucdland, via North Sydney.

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Supreme Court. opens ai Summerside to-day, Mre Justice Fitzgerald on the bench. There are bree criminal cases to be tried. The civic docket is light

iemnitbaiceiies Inpran River Tea.—Phe congregation of St. Mary’s Church, Indian River, propose holding a graod tea p:rty on Tuesday, July 11h, the money reanz d at which will go towards the fund for the rebuilding of their church. Make arrangemen’s to attend ar the tea promises to be a grand succese.

Satvation Army.—Lieat. Colonel Mar- getts, the Territorial Secreiary of the Sal vation Army in Canada, arrived here on Monday and conducted a very interesting meeting in the barracks last evening. He will again be to the front tonight, when he wil vot only speak and sing bat will dedi- Mrs.

Miller. The public are cordially invited.

Montacve Exvecrric Company.— The Montague Electric Company hes elected the following directors : Geo Wightman, D A McKianoa, Geo Thompeor, D McKen- zie and Patrick Kelly, Eeq’s. Mr Wight- man was elected President, N J McDonald, Manager, aud John A Stewart Secretary- Treasurer, It was decided to commence operations at once. The company expect to have the village lighted by August Ist. _A Very Svppen Deata.—The Summer- side correspondent of the Guardian says : Mr. Tennis Gallant, a “respectable resident ot Summerside, died very euddenly yes~ terday afternoon. He was working witha number of others on asection of the P. E. Island Railway a little west of Summer- side when he fell —appsrently in a fainti-g fit. He was carried home and almost died instantly. He was about 50 years of age and leaves a wife and family.

Cueisrian Expgavowur.—The first Dom- inida Christian Endeavour convention will be held in Montreal, begioning on the 5h October and closing on the 9:h. The convention will be held in St. James’ Church. The programme is now being outlined, and among the promineut speak- ers already secured are the Rey. Dr. Wilbur Chapman, of Phil idelphia, and J. Willis Baer, of Boston, Secretary of the United Society, Both gentlemen are eloquent speakers. A social reception to delegates in Erskine Church, the beantiful Presbyterian edifice on Sherbrooke S:., is proposed for the first night of the conven- tiou, and a grand Junior Hadeavor rally with @ Specialiy attractive pregramme is being arranged forSaturday afternoon. Saturday moraing. it's expected that pro- vinctal rallies wi'l be eld. A siogle fare rate torthe round trip has ben secured on all ra lwaya.

Disasrrous Fire.—Oo Saturday, June 3rd, a disastrous fire swept across the pro- perty of Mr. Heory Conno!ly, Brookvale. The wind beivg high the fire rapidly swep

along the cross -tences of the farm, Jeaviug nothing behind but the charred remains of the poles. Had it not been for the timely arrival of Mr. Connolly, the buildinge on one of the farms weuld have been burned. He estimates his loss in fencee at over two buadred dollars. The fire origivated in a neigh bor’s woods adj»vining Mr. Connol y's farm; bat up to date very little has teen found out as to who the guilty parties are.

It is too bad that such miscreants are a'lowed to perpetrate sacn deeda on the putlic without being broaght t» justice. Even uninhabited houses do not escape the outrages of these candidates for Dor. chester, The people of Lot 30 are warned to be on their guard against liars, who only

also fire bugs and house breakers should be given a chance to explain themselves before 3 court of Justsce. —VERITAS.

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Our stock of womens bicycle boots. is by far too large—we must reduce it—Following is a list of prices, These lines are

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We have strong claims to your attention, when you contemplate

hase of A SUIT OR OVERCOAT.

With a large,choice selection of suitinys,trowserings and overcoatings. With Mr Sixtus MecLe lan as cutter, and the best staff of workmen on P. E. Island,

for good solid tailoring we can t be beat.

Our Furnishing Department

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See our new shirts, also, cufis, neckwear, suspenders, gloves and handkerchiefs.

GORDON & MéLELLAN

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