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Black Quills >) a White Quills splendid Colored Quills \ variety

all the ) Carled Ospreys

latest > Flowing Ospreys shades \Straight ¢.spreys Autumn Flowers ) beautiful |

Crape Flowers autumn Foliage Flowers ) flowers

| Yeo, Melntvre and Trowesdale.

\ Black ®O strich Plumes |

| Colored Ostrich

cheap | Piumes | ) Shaded Ostrich Piumes

Dull Jet Sprays Bright Jet Sprays Buckles and Ornaments

rich and

Our millinery department is now complete with all the very latest Hats —Shapes— Ribbons. — T rimmings — Ornaments etc, etc.

Miss Murphy Our Milliner

well known to the Ladies of the city will persoually attend all Millin- ery orders. Please ave orders early | in the week.

W. A. Weeks &Co

The Peoples Store.

Wholesale & Retail,

AN INVITATION

We invite every teacher attending the convention to-day to drep into

MY STORE

Walk around and see the latest stvles in Dress Goods, Silks, Trimm- ings. Mantles, Jackets, Furs, Millinery and the hundred and one other things | to be seen in this the leading Dry Goods store of P. E. L.

You Are All Welcome

even though you don't buy one cents

worth. Yours respe tfu!ly.

Sentner McLeod & Co OPERA HOUSE

WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY

October 5th and 6th.

THE POPULAR COMEDIANS

BOB G8LEana BILLY JOHNSON

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“A TRIP TO GOONTOWN’

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER 6 1898

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TEACHERS’ CONVENTIUN.

The nineteenth annual convention of the Provincial Teachers’ Association met | this morning, st 10.30, inthe Y.M.C.A the Presideut, R.

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H. Campbell, in the |

The President expressed much pleasure at meeting such a large number of teach~ ersatthe firet session. He gave a thort account of whatthe different com mittee’s had done since last convention.

The following committees were then ap | pointed :

Prcgramme committee—Mr. Mr. Suaw, Miss Fennessey.

Seaman,

Auditing Committee — Inspector Me- | Cormac, Miss Conners.

Committee on Resolutions and Questions | — Messrs. Miller, R. Murphy and Cur- |

ruthers. Mr. Seaman reported from the commit- tee to secure represention on the Board of | Educati favcrabie interviews had been bad with Premi-r Peters and Premier | Warburion, but that nothing detinite had vet been done. It was resolved that the Association continue to urge the matter on j the Board of Education.

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PERSONAL

vev Dr Walker, of Rollo Bay, isin town.

Mr Walter Matheson left this morning on 4 trip to Montreai. }

Mr and Mrs Jobo Macpherson left this morning On a trip to the United Statee.

Mr W C Pitfield, of St John, is among the latest arrivals at the Hotel Davies.

MrandMrsC R Rogers and chi'd, of

Alberton, arrived from St Jobn’s, Nad, lastevenivg. They went west this morn- ing. ’ ’ , Mr Geo W Gallagher. represent ng the

“e 519 «3 * Devil’s Auction Co,” is in the city arrangs |

ing for the coming of bis compavy next week, i

Mr Jobn Messervey, of the firm of Car- |

vell Bros, was a passenger by the Prince:s lest evening, returning from a business trip to Newfoundland.

Rev J AGordon, of Main §8: Chureb, St John, N B, is expected ton'ght He is coming to P E Island in the irterest of Acadia University. Mr Gordon wil] occ py the pulpit of the Baptist Church on Sunday, the 10th,

Mr. Seam reported th: thi | oar. « ni rte rat nothing ba {; : : been attair one rds for hing bad Miss Jean Howison and Miss Rose een allaine Owaras tormipy ap inte O~ , : . ee : 7 “- | Tracer, of Perth, S sotland, crossed fron rincla!: asscciation - i aha pants : Pictou last evening. They purpose re- rie committee on school sessions re- maining several weeke. Misa Acwison ’ aoe 4 ‘ ' . - iss ¥ ‘

ey had ernment, but that nothing had been done.

lt was reporied from the committee oa leg slation that it was ound impossible to | get ibe Gover: ment. to re-enact the sup; plementary clause of the School Act.

Mr, Melntyre proposed an amendment to the by-laws, which was handed to the following committee: Mesers. Duncan,

’ } waited on the Gov-| , ’ '

The convention adjoureed to visit the

SUPREME COURT—PRINCE Co.

SumMersIDE, Oct 5. Court me: at Il o'clock.

The grand jury find atrue bill for at-~ tempt to commit rape against J J McDon- ald.

Thos Broderick wasarrested for con- tempt for not appearing before the grand jary. Af-er hearing Mr Broderick’s excuse the court takes time to consider as to what penalty will be inflicted,

The Queen vs. Michael Monaghan. Indictments for assault with intention to maim—an assault iofl cting grieveous bod- ily harm, This case was before the court a | day when the case of the crown was closed.

A breach of promise case was settled by the plaintitf and defendant getting mar- ried.

Mr HR Mackenzie was atiorney of the Sapreme Court.

Mr Frank Bayfield was admitted a law student ia the office of Mr A A McLean.

admitted an

MARRIED

At Malden, Mass., by Rev Mr Hnghes, Benjamin Andrews, formerly of Prince Edward island, to Mrs Jane McGarrigal, formerly of Charlottetown.

At St Peter’s Bay, on the 27th ult., by Rev RJ Gillis, R A Macdonald, of the Prince Edward Island Railway, Charlo‘te- town, to Miss Marv Macisaac, daughter of Hilary Macieaac, St Peter’s Bay.

At St Andrews, on the27th ult., by Very Rev Mgr Macdonald, DJ V Macdon- ald to Miss Sarah Mcintyre, both of Mount Stewart.

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DIED

At Egmont Bay, on the 5rd ult., Michael J, Currao, aged 31 years.

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LOCAL NOTICES.

Any persons desiring the help of a tutor at home lessons, addreee “AC,” P O box 102, city.

See our new stock of men’s ties, bowa, knots and four-in-nands in all the newest colorings at lowest prices vou have yet seen for nice goods. —J B McDonald & Co.

There is a big rush for our goods. Boots at cheap prices. Childrens boots from 25c a pair up.—J B McDonald & Co.

Wanted—There is a certain class of people we would like to see : they are thore who either through predijace or some other reason best known to themselves continue to buy inferior goods and pay more for them than we sell honest up to date goods for. Just call and give us a chance 10 prove beyond a doubt that ours is the best, and tvat our prices are the low~ est.—Prowse Bros, The Wonderful Cbeap ! Men. 233 3i.

The crowd that was around the Bargain Corner last evening was not going to Coontown, but was looking at the clo:h in our window. Prices w.r- so low it fairly puralyzed them and they could not get any further —W D McKay, Bargein Corner.

See the suit of underwear we can give you at $1, the best value in the city at the Model Store—R H Ramsay & Co.

Just opened up one case of new ties, al shades, all styles, all prices from 15c upto 60c at vhe Model Store.—-R H ‘Ramsay | & Co. {

Ask to see the Dewey collar at the Model Store—the latest collar out.—R H Rameay & Co.

Buy your cuffs, braces, hose, shirts, collars, ties and gloves atthe Model Store. R H Ramsay & Co.

Do you wear box calf boots? If so use Packard’s box ,calf dreesing, it will not injure the leather. For sale at R K | Jost’s.

Your footwear will outwear footwear bought elsewhere, is what a great many | people tell us. Have you tried us for.

I footwear? If not, why not.—R K Jost. |

has been lecturing on Burns and Shakes peare, and her entertainments are very highly spoken of, 3

Rey C W Corey, Mrs Corey and family their home at evenivog the many

left this moroi gy for

Middleton, NS. Last

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expressions of regret at the departure from -

the province of Rev Mr Corey. received an addition in the shape of san address from the Temperance Alliance.

Mr Harry R MacKenzie, who has just been adn itted an attorney of the Supreme Court, will leave early next month for London, where he will take a course with the law firmof Day & Russell. He will be accompanied by Mr A E Arsenault, wbo is to be admitted an attorney next mouth.

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Hote! Davies: CR Rogers wife and son, Alberton; WC Piifield, St John; MC Barbour, do; J E Bigelow, Truro: T G Challies, Guelpb; H L McLearn, Halifax; Geo W Gillagher, agent Devil’s Auction; W H Bowsen, do; Miss Jean Howison. Perth, Scotland; Miss Rose Tracey, do; Jno Sniherland, Ottawa; Wm Koight,Amberst; F W Gibson, Toronto.

Queen Hotel: Neil McLeod, S’side; E Boswei), Victoria; Rev J S Mclvor, West River; Mrs W HA Prowse, Master J H Prowse, Murray Harbor; J E Moffatt, May- field; Andrew Doiron, Misconche; Bob Cole, Billy Johnson, Sam Corker, Jr, of Coontown Co.

Warm felt and carpet slippers for ladies and gentlemen, just received at RK Joat’s,

Our new blue store axes the lead’ for cheapcrockery, glass aod chinaware.— W. P. Colwill.

Neck for opening description just re- ceived. See the novelties in neck enff: we are selling 80 cheap.—W A Weeks & Co.

Ladies, leave your order early in the week if you want it done Saturday—Paton & Co’s.

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we vroving in quality and effect- 4 s% iveness. When printing sy stationery we use good paper, .y, Kh print from tint blocks, and %& “a everything we turn out is aK Fis tastetully and neatly printed. Ze S€ If you do not get this you do 9% s% not get up to date stationery. g% atu gn ae Me We print Billheads at $1.50 gy “@ per thousand, Noteheads p 4 s% $1.75 per thcusand, Letter- zis

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Local and | Other lems

Ix Port.—The steamer Acadia arrived at Charlottetown last evening.

For Dattt.—Nol Co, C A, will meet for drill tonight ateight o’clock, in uni- form.

iipectioctian

IO G T—Charlottetown Lodge. No 68,

meets tn Wright’s Hall, at 8 p m.. Visiting

templars

| welcome, | —— | There will be a meeting of the Anchors | tomorrow eveni! g. Full attendance is res quested,

‘ies desea

Zion Cuurca.—Rev W H Smith, will

occupy the pnipit of Zion Church on Sons or Scortanp.—tThe Sons of Scor- land will meet tomorrow nightat eigbt

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o'clock in the office of A A McLean.

Y. W.C.T, U.—A regular meeting of this society will be heidin “Y” parlors this evening at 7.30. All members please | take notice and be punctual.

Sunpay Ecuoo. Meerinc.—A meeting of Sunday school officers and teachers will

be held in the Baptist Courch on Sunday nextat345 pm, Important business. , ———i

Portce Covrt.—This forenoon James | McCabe, arrested for assaniting his wife, | was remanded to jail until Monday. James Morrisey, charged witn acting in a disor- , derly manner about the streets, was also remanded until Monday. Angus McDonald admitted a breach of the Liquor Regulation Act by selling tv a minor, and was fined $25 and costs.

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Seizure or Liquor.—The officers of the cruiser Kingfisher seized about 20 kegs of rum at Rollo Bay a day or two ago. The liquor was found in the woods, and is believed to be part of the cargo of a schooner which arrived there from St Pierre. Both liquor and scliooner are pow in charge of the custome officers. The liquor is valued at $600.

ConLece JovurNaLism.—The College Ob- server is to be resurrected by the students

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Fashionable Millinery at Stanleys

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Every day or two brings us new Hats, Shapes, etc, and noveltics in the Millinery line.

Everything new shown here.

Miss Dalton will trim to sui‘ you— Jur guarantee of “entire sat-

isfaction or no pay” goes with ai! work turned out

STANLEY BROS.

The Always Busy Store

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of Prince of Wales College. The staff will be made uj of _ the following studente:—Editor in Chief —Mr G Cameron; Assistant Editors— Messrs & Robertson, Milton Macleod, L Horne, Ed. Goodwill, Jas D Macieod; News Editors—Mr Sy4ney Ma Lod, Miss Adele Bremner, Miss Florrie Aitken; Sporting Editor Mr Wilfrid Taunton; Business Manager— Mr Cecil McNeill.

Pustic Meetine.—-The public meeting, in connection with the ‘l'eacher’s Conven~ tion will be held this evening, in YMCA Hall, commencing at 8 o’clock. Dr Taylor of the City School Board, will preside and addresses wil! be delivered by His Honor the Lieut.~Governor, His Worship the Mayor, the Superinteadent of Edu- cation, the President of the Association, G U Hay, Esq, Pao B, of St John, NB; Ww A Hickman, Ksq,of Pictou, NS, and others. The public are cordially invited.

A Souxnn Docrrine.—l believe that most people like to do business in a businesslike way, and like to be talked to in @ businesslike way in adyertise~ ments. I believe that a man who issues an advertisement of a desirab’e thing, is doing a favor to the man to whom he presents it. A man, who is trying to sell a realiy good thing—something that will be useful to buyers—need not take the position of supplicant, he need not ask attention a* a favor—he may demand it as a right and he will get it.

Charles Austin Bates.

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FOR FRIENDS ABROAD.—The Weekly Examiner is the most interesting thing you can send them, It contains ail the P EF Island news of the weck, is bright and readable and a. welcome visitor whenever receivel. The Montreal Weekiy Star is so weil known that when we say you mat have both papers for 20c for a three months trial subscription, post- paid tv any address, you will know whata splendid chance is offered to get a newspaper bargain. Address, or call at the Examiner Office.

Tus Orvrra Hovss—Laugbter was king at the Opera Houte last evening, the large acdience sppreciating to the full the enterta‘nment provided by the capable company supporting Bob Cole and Billy Johnsonin “A trip to Coontown.’, Mesers Cole and Johnson were very amusing in the roles of the tramp and bunco steerer respectively, and the former was also very funoy a8 the Prince of Dahomey. During the action of the piece a great number of mirth-provoking songs and dances were introduced, besides a good contortion

act by the Freeman sisters and some realy clever balancing by Jim Wil- son. The singing of Mr. Gibbs was an-

other excelleat featureofa performance that was enjoyable throughout. Vinni- combe’s orchestra was present and iss coursed charming music. The company give their closing entertainment to-night and there will probably be another Jarge audience.

if Gur Friends

Will kiudly give our quarterly accounts, just rendered, their early attention, thev will greatly oblige.

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How many people wear black! On the street—~on the cars—everywhere—the number is surprising. Seme weer it through choice, the majority though, in the «case of ladies, cwing to the death of relatives,

When trve, when pure, black fs an admirebic revitey a there's a geritcel, 4 dignified cleganée about it which arrests attention and commands respect.

In home-dyeing no color has been or is in as great demand, but not till the advent of the now justly celebrated

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Pe Maypole Soap Dyes (in all colors) are made in ee England by practical dyers. They are of highest possible quality. They cleanse and dye at one operation all mate- rials without ‘‘streaking’’ or ‘‘crocking.’’ They:are a revelation. May be used by anyone without previous A experience with certainty ofsuccess. No rubbing necessary —simply dip the goods.

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Notre Dame de Grace, June 6th, 1898 Messrs 4. P. TIPPET & CO.

During the last three weeks | have had several dresses as well as ot to dye. | have tried the BLACK of your Maypole Soap, and | must ‘het the

was beyond my expectafion, it is simply beaw | have used @ of other makes, but with none habe | attzined the same results os with * M. w am highly pleased and will recommend it. ;

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