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(HE DAILY EXAMINE

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thing for which “I must go down to Movre & McL20,”

Maybe it’s collars and cuffs maybe :v’. new veiling, may- be it's » bit of ribb n—maybe it’s a new pair o: gloves. What

" ever i! is, t's j 1s. a little bet- ter —here hin the price would | ad you to believe.

Just study these values:—

Sailor Hats

(orseting Fleuty to choose from ata!l sorts of prices, Corset satisfaction HERE is only a mat : : ; ir of choosing—your shape—and your White Sailors in new shapes b js here waiting for you. eve tesetreee.es 200, 226, 25c, 303 up Pretty colored straw sailors own joan corset, fair quality ......30e iiaieansaos ene heals ...00¢, 42c and 45c Nay nice line of well wade grey jean Very dainty stylish iines at ....65¢ & 72c corsets... ef aoe hs’ aman | jally nice, we|! made grey jean, Se ore cee See ane Gloves of Good Sorts pew speci! - the “Pa'ma” 1s made ; fofgreesv or E- j an, f ced with Kid gloves ard S contrastiny s'ad- of satteen, lace fabric glover, well | fioished t.0, spoon Oa +... dedenceuen T5e made, all of them — ry cho ce light weight, grey French good for their price Conti! co> et, o— T” make, eteel CiOVES —each one. I. Wists 5c0aedde 5 meas $1 00 Black, tan and white lisle gloves, — . ( ]_ EE scccegsccseses 10c pr gla Imitation Taffeta ‘ : loves in black and | ap U iffs fe. S..2i7e pr : poe Nice plated taf- Do Nine d ff ven’ s>apes of Ladi a Linen feta love in klack — had oe ae ] pie _ Tee white OF C4M....s0eer eee es eeeveeeee 220 pair ie ¢vi-h. th tront shape with | Uatfeta io black, tan,cream or white, 30c ~ , ; iY . t t : S i mad corners is bere. yy oon BP. as K d gloves in black or colored....... 75e | prices... .12c and 162 for our kind } Nicer grade at... ese. $1.00 and $1.15 pew cu styles are very swe}! Vary choice, Perrin’s beet quality, ail SE. .......BbéBO>. 950 per pelt | now WhaMaw. ci. 10 > -vsseresss+- +. BERS! ° N-w fastening+, 2 or three pueh batton Painty Belts Lee. | So absolute nes A Men’s Shirts

eesity to this sun.- m r’s going about costumes,

We've some nice | ones; for example:

We're proud of our reputation § in shirt selling —- and think we baye every

Ladies’ belts in reason. b'ack tan, red,green ‘For example try apd ox blood, there— Lc, l6e, 20¢ up Fine strong well B ack elastic belts, made shirts, un’ un 20¢ up dered.......50¢ eaco White elastic bls, Finer grade, Irieh 2le up linen bosom and BEE id belteiceskeiose”- « ccacoegrages ie bands, full size, wel Phiteem roid red ineertion. ...........382 s SEED die ve belie... ......040 and 630 | Peres er pda

Laundefed shirts, good grades Ladi ~) "yrs cca ss esther ee les 21€8 Open fronts aad oren backs. Avery pretty line of Scotch Gingham Siting ties ia p*e'ty colora......10° & L2e Dainty little tucked silk bow, im pale blue, blask, white, ceri*e, scar ev

A lot of haudsome new shir's just in, ootably those with silk body and silk front.

try ewe!l line of vew spring ties,

underwear for something light and cool, tel, black, p irple,navy, 994 blue. , 24s : = Me g g

Plain | ght weight underwear, 17c garment

| } - Ribbed cottoa underwear..... 39c per euit

Abo wt ¥ our Plain fair weight cotton. ; ...00¢ per sult . : Similar goods, finer make (cotton

New Shirt Waist 653 per euit

Better grade of same goods. . $1.10 suit

Stylish, well made grade ¢ Heavy imitation met!00.-..,+++

well fitting — wade by the best — makers in Canada, Collars, Cuffs & Ties a@&! Striped colton ? vaict, faifly well iiidi coe ce Very nice waist of blue or bink cotton, neat piaid pattern

Like a comfor-

svceseooeees ¢ os .48¢ New shapes from Check and plaid 1} inches to 23 i Miele wth self collars and cuffs.......79¢ ches, 3 for 25¢ €ve 4 wecially nice waist, fine print . 20c each. Dewees: cut, with collar end self New ties just cuits. me Ee... came in Thursday. See them.

Dark muslin waist, Gne grade, fower- TETIPCONIITL 0s secisnenelc's, nniunnaa in"y white lawa blouse. .......$1.25 up

IMOORE é McLEOD

WHAT WE ADVERTISE WE HAVE

CHARLOTTETOWN

Sunday brings ‘resh reminders of some

BB BI sce eoeecsees a> env se eeromO3 | OQOOLOP Underwear Trim plaia eatin bow, in white, red : aod black. ......... -cerewesseeee 253] Dime to change your heavy winter |

Fine nicely made balbriggan. .85c per euit| what is claimed for them, it would bea

.$1.10 vit) only sure way to withstand disease and to

table collar—or sty~-| can prevent and cure disease.

lish collar— or both —we can please you ; now ™

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Business Part of the Town Burned Out

LOSS ESTIMATED AT A MILLION OF DOLLARS.

Worst Fire Yet—Building Material

is Very Scarce.

{SpeciaL Tro THE EXAMINER.)

Vierorta, May 22.—Reports have reach~ ed here of a fire at Dawson City on April 21st that wiped out, the business portion of the place entailing a loss of a million of dollars.

The fire was the most disastrous that ever visited Dawson.

The principal places burned out were the Royal Cafe, Dcnabue ard Smith, Me-

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ISLAND, MONDAY MAY 22. 1839

OPPOSITION TO

DAWSON CITY THE GERRYMANDER The Ontario Members are On a Part of the Man-

up in Arms

OR THREE WEEKS

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to Furness Line.

{Sreciat ro Tak Examiner ]

to-day.

over the gerrymander and all hopes of an early prerogation are atanend. The de- bate on this bi}] wil] probably occupy two three or weeks,

The general impression is that if the bill is not amended in the House it will

The Montreal managment of the Bavk | of Briti-h North America bere bas receiv eda message sent from Dawson saying ‘that the bask’s vaulta and safea were opened after the fire and the contents were found intact.

FILIPINOS WILL FIGHT

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If They Cannot Secure Better Terms.

[Sreciat To THe Examiner )

Loxpox, May 22.—The Filipinos Juata ‘at Hong Kong} cables that the opivion prevails in Manila that peace n¢gotiatiorn | have failed because Major General] Otis 'd mands unconditional surrerder of all arms as a preliminary.

This considered unnecessarily harsh and it was avnounced that the Fili« pines woul! continue to fight uotil their rights were recognized and would appeal to the American people to aid them in their natiooal and reasonable aspirations.

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Montreal Labor Troubles.

Moxtreat, May 20.—One by one tbe Montreal founders are giving way tothe demands of the striking moulders. O. Belavger, one ot the small founders, con- sented to sig) (he agreement for a minim mum wage of $2 50 a day, and the 25 men in bis employ returned to work.

Trouble in Cuba

Havanna, May 18.-~-A telegram from Camigua erys that 50 arm d_brigavds have attacked a plantation near Guayabal, killed six men, and sacked @ residence,

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| DISEASE AND DISEASE GERMS

Quack cure~alis are being put on the market nearly every dav which are credit~ ed with the power to kill diseaee germs. Even if these so-called remedies coald do The

long, weakening, uncertain process.

| kill disease germs is to make your body

strong art your eyetem healthful, Abbey's

‘account of its power to build up “trong syatems and make pure, rich blood that it

You need Abbey’s Effervescent Salt ore than at any other season of the

year.

‘strong and bealthful to withstand their | attack.

‘ Abbey’s Effervescent Salt is not for any epecial season or any especial climate. It jis health-builder, thedaily use of which will give you al]-the-year- *round health. |Get a smsiissized bottle and give ita trial—you’ll find you'll feel better and work better. Get it today. All druggists eell at. Large bottles, 60 cents ;trial seize

Effervescent Salt w't! do this, It is |

There are more disease germs in in- the airin the melting Spring-time thao | and }at any other season, and you must be

itself be gerrymandered in the Senate.

Itis thought by some thatthe Govera- ment may reconsider aud withdraw the bill for this seesion, but your corres» pondeat as yet fiods no substantial author= ity for this view.

The contract has not vet been sigued with the Furuees Live for the direct win~

ter service, but the terms are arranged. The ships will be 5,000 tons and a subsidy of $15,000 will be paid.

Letter From Andree.

Leirn, Scotland, May 20.—The Norwe- gian eth.p Viking bas brought news of a letter written by Prof. Andree, which was found in a bottle early in April near Rife- tang, on the ncrth-east coast of of Iceland by afarmer named Jobann Mrgnusson.’ the letter was addressed to the Polar ex- pedition at Gooteborg, and bore Andree’s own stamp, with the request that it be placed in the nearest postroffice. Mag- pussop, itis added gave the letter toa merchant, Sveino Kinason, at Thintilford, who mailed it, and it is expected to arrive at its destination in the course ofa few

days. The letter brought by the Viking ,

was addressed to an Icelander now in Lon- don, describing the finding and forwarding of Andree’s letter.

Pray‘rs for Peace.

Loxpox, May 20 —Tbe Archbishop of &anterbury, the Most Rev. Frederick Temple, authorizre the clergy to use the collect for the fifth Suaday after Trinity, and to make a pause after the words in the Litany. ‘May it please thee to give the nations unity, peace, and concord,” at all eervices during the progress of the Peace Conference.

IT CANT BE DONE

No One Can Remain Well, uo Curo- nic Disease Can Be Cured Unless the Stomach is First Made Strong and Vigorous.

This is plain because every organ it the body depends on the stomach for its ncurishment, Nerve, bone, sinew, blood are made from the food which the ston- ach converts to our use.

How useless to treat disease with this that and other remedy and neglect ihe wost important ef all, the stomech,

The earliest symptoms of indigestion are sour risings, bad tatte inthe mouth, gas in stomac’ and bowels, palpitation,all~- gone feeling, faintness, headaches, consti- paiici: later comes loss of flesh, consumy - tion, liner acd heart trouble, kidney diseaces, nervous prosirstign, all of #hien are the indirect result of poor nuffilia,

Any persons euffering from ixd gestion should make it a practice to \ake after eaeh meal one of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tab- jets, allowing it to diseglve in the mouth and thos mingle with the saliva and enter the etomach in the most natural way. These Tablets are highly recommended by Dr. Jeonison because they are composed of the natural digestive acids and fruit essea~ ces which assist the stomach ino digesting all wholesome food before it has time to ferment it.

Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by

druggists, full sized

THE DEBATE MAY OCCUPY TWO

The Winter Service Contract Goes

Orrawa, May 22.—The Senate will eit

The Ontario members are up ia arms

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SWEET RUNS ASHORE emi 4 5

CITY OF PARIS:

Seor-s of new varieties of Sweet Peas are b oaght out and hoomed at high prices every sea on by American and English seedsmen “ome of those have extra merit and ‘Others have not. We choose ‘the bert, tried and te-ted kinds Struck in a Heavy Fog -Passenzers “the cream of the new vVuari@-

and Orew faken Off. ities,” nd sell them at 5c per pkt; 6 pkts for 25c, 10c per -0z., 25c per qr. lb, 75c per lb.

, Our trade in Sweet Peas is Fatmouts, May 22.- The American ) immense.

line steamer Paris, Captain Watkins, from

Southampton and Cherbourg for New,

aces Rocks,

NO LIVES LOST AND SHIPIS SAFE.

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Ae RENE York, strack on an outlying ridge of the | Manacles yesterday morning at a point | 20. arier 0. hegan lies.

Soon after 1 o’clock thie morning at high From the first there was no danger. The AAA aAARAAA life-boate and'tugs were soon literally sur- REAL 6900 VALUE IN

The majority of the passengers, who | num bered 380, were brought to Falmouth,

halfa mile from where the wrecked Mo: SEDSMEN tide, and in a dense fog she ran ashore. rounding the vessel to render assistance. Fishing Supplies where they obtained lodging for the nighi. ,

Captain Watkins reported that his ship Reels from 15c up, was lying comfortably in smooth water A nice heavy brass click aud that there was no occasion for any | reel 20c. alarming reports. Lines from 5c to $1.50 : Casts 10c up.

Rods; etc 20c

Fitted rods 50c upwards,

The beauty of our fishing gear is thatit is all brand new

Not 10c worth of last years zouds,

No old lines or rods,

See our fishing geer and prices,

A. W. REDDIN Phi,, B

Central Drug Store

Vicrorta, B. C., May 19 —-Fire broke out yesterday mornivg in Government house, known as “‘Carey Casile,” andthe ' entire structure is a mass of ruins. The buildings are on an eminence command- ing &® maginificent view of the Straits of | Fuca, and consequently exposed to the | fresh sea breeze which was blowing. | W ster facilities were poor, and ibe firemen | could do very little batsiand by and en~_ deavour to save the shrubbery and trees, A great deal of faraiture and the effects , S . of Lieut.-Gov, McInnes were saved, unayaide. ‘* though he mourns the loss of a large nimber of va'ualle picturee, avd Mrs.

ERFPPFEE ESS McInnes lost a quantity of jewelry. The

building was an old historical palace,’ ? valued possibly at $20,000 and insured for LITTLE $12.000. The fioe trees and sbrubbery surroueding the bu lding were saved by %

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the firemea. BOOTS

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; PRICES

Safeguards the food against alum.

Infants boots, soft soles, in colors white, pink, blue, tan’ chocolate, ox blood and black, nice for iittle ones. Price 50c to 68 cents.

Children’s strap slippers, tan and black, 39 cents Childrens boots, spring heel, good solid soles, tan

Senacets bealte o the prone day. and black, good for sum - OVAL BAKING ROWDER CO., NEW ‘ORK. mer wear, from 50

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Bargains. 5 ozs

me There’s tea —und tea, There is tea of fair appearance that

You want real targains, not com

Sunlight & Lifebuoy

\ 25 cents. packages at 50 cents. The Canada Lanect’s statement: They are slso excellent for invalid: aad

the is no doubt but that the daily ase! chiidren. A book on stomach diseases i

of Abbey's Effervescent Salt will be @ and thousands of testimonials of genuine eat preventive and aid in warding eff the ' cure sent free by addressing F.A. Siuart

attacks of dieease.” Co., Marehail, Mich.

never grew on a tea plant, and there’s genuine tea,

The teas we sell are Il genuine. ‘I’hey’re nothing bu tea They’re pure and whol some and appetizing.

Driscoll & QUEEN STREET——

mon goods at low prices. The great— est bargains you can obtain in SOAPS are the world renowmed.

Brands, just try them, and you con net help but acknowledge that they are the best bargains you ever had.

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