LOCAL AND QTHER ITEMS,
i
\y ‘ a sale—Be Bros _ Crry Coun Regular monthly meet ta e usual ho - 1.0. hd} Ai meet this (Monday) y at P ‘ Full attendance re sted ~ > »OA rh w be a meet City S ) Board this evening ; : a past seve Oc K _ BDETY Tuan Weatru.—Health is | 4 rea w cost you tle and av w 1 i pleas € and eal th attend ¢ Ist Methodist SS Picnic on Wednesday at 2.30 } I
i xi t > you st | a s = p ask to Se th “Tt te rl > t , rT p S t | Os t a i
alisfactory hag ar i We . \ S$ stam pe T Y « va 3 ice
Wor ATY xo.—The Ist Mi list ~ la | on - 1 i iVv- \ i 4 Th ‘ W i
x ‘ Yo ve a } lav t = Dor rise 3 ¢ : f pay
pa)
t to yourself - wi WASH.—LThe Ja s Cartier arrived from Pugwash about l o'clock . With an excursion party number- al indred. A ras3s band ‘ panied the excursionists They €ay return this evening.
Soxs or Temperance.—The quarterly sess f Grand Division will be held at Irishtown Monday “neat, July 15th. There will be a j ibilee temperance meet
g ng. There will be reduced fares aiong the ne { ral'way to Kensing-
— -
Cuaistian Expeavor.—The majority of the Christian Endeavor delegates from this Province took the train this m« ng , Roston Rev G M Campbell wil! leave on
Wednesday. A special meeting of the Ep-
worth Leagve will! be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the parlor of the first Metho- dist church.
Pouce Covear.-—This forenoon, Andrew Doyle jr., was convicted of a s fraction of the Canada Temperance Act and fined, the sum of $100.00 and $5.95 costs two months imprizonm [ The
st Martin M irray, Charge i with if the Canada Tetnp-
case agall
a first infraction erance Act was adjourned until Thursday next is Sive Tries For Tovrists. — Tourists in Charlottetown or at any of the stations
yitetown and Morell could not spend a portion of their time to better advantage than to take in the “side trip” io More!! yn Thursday next. Pleasant ride by rail at the minimum of cost. See Zion Church picnic advt. in Every attention paid to
nari
between C
another column
visitors. Come! i cade Gade
A Brvurat Assautr.—J A Ca npbell, a
»umbeat man on H M 38 Canada, was brut
aily assaulted in the vicinity of the Apo
theearies’ Hall about midnight on Satur
day After the assault Campbell was removed tothe police station, where the services of Dr. 8. R. Jenkins had to be
called in. It is hoped that the person who committed the assault will receive the pun- ishment he deserves.
ice iol Srrvuck Ir Ricu.—The Sussex Record The Moncton syndicate, which is prospecting at Point Wolf, A. Co., appear to have struck it rich, if the ore tested is a fair saygple of what is to be found there. R. M. B den, who has charge of the oper- tion there, has had some of the ore sent to Halifax to be The analysis shows to the ion as follows: $1.50: c
&50
says :
tested
Geld, $28.85; <ilver, a total
pro-
ak ’ maxine
true, the
per, 33 per cent., f If these figures are perty is a bonanza. snisinctistipiiadal B. 1. S. Piexte.—Those whto want to at— tend the biggest cuting of
; . Le 1é Season shouid
not lose sight of the BIS picnic, which is a os 1 ’ to be held this year at Emeraid station
The BI Society hada monster gathering last year at Scotchfort, and all present voted it the most enjoyable picnic of the «lecade. The 6th of Augast being the 120th Soniversary of the birth of O’Conneii, it never fails to attract, and when the cater- ing and amusements are in the hands of the BIS, it draws the crowd every time. ——_@— : Seeciat.—aAll members of Zion Church Sunday School will meet at Church on Thursday morning at 8.45 to receive tick- ets for the picnic. None will be given at the station. Be on time
so that the train
can leave on time. Members of the con— gregation desiring their baskets, boxes, ad cal Miia os
trunks, ete., called for will please send
the names to the committee this, to— morrow or Wednesday evening at close of the prayer meeting.. ‘The committee will call forsuch on Thursday morning the hours of 7 and 9 o’clock, Have i do not keep them waiting,
be- tween them
pP "ase.
MARRIAGE 3s.—Another of interesting events, of especial interest to ihe young people, took place at St. Duan- stan’s Cathedral this morning, the con- tracting parties being John Dunn and Miss Margaret Campbell, both of this city. The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Arsenualt. The groomsman was Mr. Joseph Dunn. of Peakes Station, and the bridesmaid Miss Minnie Kelly, of Charlottetown. After the ceremony about twenty orthirty couples sat down to a sump- tuous repast, at the conclusion of which the happy couple left an extended wedding tour, followed by the best wishes of their many friends. Tue Examiner extends congrstulations.
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‘LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS
Mvsicau.—The junior recital at Mrs Edward Palmer’s on Tuesday evening is postponed till Wednesday at 8 o’clock.
ected
LEAGUE OF YH the picnic at West River next. It will bea grand affair. other engagement for that day.
Thursday M ake no
on
cicsiospamcsnacill
Tux Bregesr Yer. — Ed. Ford, the well-known commercial man, trout at Cardigan this morning weighing 4 Ibs.9 oz. Well done, Ed!
caught a
}
_—
Miss E. E. Ernst, optician, will be at
Capt. Samuel McRae’s, Charlottetown,
from 8sth until 15th inst Satisfaction Hours 9am toSpm.
>
guaranteed
Tue Bano Sranp.—Tenders will be re- ceived at the Apothecaries Hall up to twelve o'clock to-morrow for the erection
fa band stand in Queen Square Gardens,
scensbimasci
L. QO. A—The Orangemen paraded to the Christian Church vesterday, where they were addressed bv Rev. U. G. Miller
The Artillery Band headed the procession. ES
A Goop Jon —The two dw
of Hon. Thos. Dodd on the corner ¢
Pownal Grafton
painted by Mr. James Edmonds, and Ww
presents a handsome appearance.
’ and streets have
-
Carp or Tuanxs.—The managemen? in connection with the garden party recent'v the Prince Edward Island Hospital, wish to thank the press, Mes=rs. Haszard & Moore and the Citizens’ Band for gratuitous services rendered.
~Exry” ee held in ald of
sli sili Oxoratron.~At the ten o’clock serviee in the St. Dunstan’s Cathedral yesterday, lsaac Terrio, of Magdalen Islands, ordained The which was performed by His Lordship Bishop Macdonald assisted by Revs. Dr. Morrison and D. B. Reid, was very impressive. The sermon of the day was preached by Father There was a large congregatio: iil disidath Excursion To MAGDALENS.—T he steam
was
priest. ceremony,
Arsenault.
Islands this evening, upon arrival of after- nooa train from Charlottetown. Among those who will participate in the excursion are Judge Alley, Dr. Strickland, W. F. Tidmarsh. J. M. McLeod and J. A. Mar- lonald. There will b2 a large contingent from Souris.
di dsidlidecaci
Wuata Time Toery Hapv.—Yeaterday afternoon, two men, one white and the other colored, quarrelled on Lower Water Street. From words they came to blows. he colored man “butted” the white man
in the forehead, cutting him severely, and
the white man, by way of retaliation, bit
the colored man‘in the ear. The next act
in the mellow drama will probably take place in the Police Court. sis Alen
Ar Tue Bverrs.—The first of the
Engineers spoon competition was held on
Saturday afternoon when after an- exiting struggle between: Corpl. Baird,” “Capt
Weeks, Sergant Davison and Corp! Ander- son, Corporal Baird eaptured the spoon with point to the having made 86 points in a strong, unsteady left wind.
Sergeant Gates won the silver teaspoon in the junior class.
The next competition will be held on Saturday next. At the same time the
one rood,
fourth contest for the Cochenthaler gold medal will be held, md East View Faru.—The last issue of Turf, Farm and Home, published at
Waterville, Me., contains a well-written and exceedingly interesting account of a visit paid to East View Farm, the property of Mr. E. R. Brow, by Mr. A. D. Quimby, of the editorial staff of that paper. The article is illustrated by cuts made from photographs taken by Mr. A. S. Johnson, and is well worthy of careful perusal, The splendid herd of Guernsey cattle on the farm receive special mention. Both farm and cattle are well worth seeing. Mr Brow is at all times pleased to see visitors and show them over the farm.
sic Giada
H. M. S. Caxava.—Yesterday morning some ladies and gentlemen attended divine service on board the ship.
Ou Tuesday afternoon, Capt Wilson wiil give a “hop” board, for which the invitations have been issued.
Hon. D. J. Kane, United States Consul, went on board on Saturday and received the customary sal
The novelty of an entertainment given entirely by the sailors will no doubt attrreta large audience tothe Masonic Opera house on Thursday and Friday evenings. The performance will be in aid of own hospitals.
The temperance society on board the Canada have been invited to meet with Victoria Division, Sons of Temperance, of thie city, to-night, in Wright’s Hall, corner of Prince and Kent Street. linia
Boatixc Accipent.—Yesterday after- noon, a man and a boy left Queen’s wharf in a sailboat. They sailed over to South- port, and then went along the flats to tocky Point. At Rocky Point the man gave the tiller to the boy while he went to jook after the sail. The boy was evident- ly not an expert with the tiller and put the boat in the wrong direction, causing the sail to flap and strike the man with con-
on
ute.
siderable violence knocking him over- board into the water. The man managed to keep himself afloat for about twenty
miautes, when he was rescued by the Cap- tain of the Flying Cloud, and brought to
the city apparently not very much the worse for his involuntary bath. The boy brought the saii-boat back to town, and
when mooring her, came in contact with the wharf, carrying away her foremast.
Annual Mantle Clearance !
No
4 rs re BLACK JACKETS,
COLORED CAPES, BLACK CAPE*, LACE CAPES,
Goods previously sold will not be exchanged. Positively no garments on approbation.
BEER BROS.
EB COLORED JACKETS,
ak 2 ae a
For Cash Only.
Goods on Approbatiop.
$5.00 for $1.98. 5.50 for 1.98. 6.00 for 1.98. 7.00 for 2.98. 8.50 for 2.98. 900 for 2.98. 10.00 for 3.98. 11.00 for 5.30. 12.00 for 4.98, 14.50 for 4.98. 28.00 for 9.93. 2.00 for 1.00. 2.50 for 1.00. 3.00 for 1.00. 4.00 for 1.98. 5.00 for 1.98. 7.00 for 2.98. 9.06 for 3.98. 10.00 “for 3.98. 12.60: for 3.30.
Nothing will be spared. Every garment sacrificed.
Cost not considered.
Tee Weardirn.—Modegate to fresh winda, mostly southerly ; fair and warm.
DAILY EXAMINER . - - ’
Cross. - Don’t forget |
ling honses |
heen | U
reSSt. Olaf will leave Souris for Magdalen
sini —aeniene
ODDFELLOWS DECORATION DAY. |
The Oddfeliows of this | decorated the | brethera in Shi
Peter’s Cem teri
city yesterday their departed wood, tlre Peop'es and St
Cemetery
ay ct y|Cardigan Tea.
"4
graves of | ‘ }
i The Ladies of it Saint
,andin the old Sai ; | \ i theo All Saints Church
having a
intend
} On Malpeque roa! which
The ceremony
| Was very impressive was witnessed by a | great mary people, am] was wel carried j out. The flowers— many of which were | ~~ ee ee ee GRAND TEA PARTY | kindly donated by friends of the order—
were beantitul ——AT——~
' Tieitlomiggrovee wee dort: | AN RXCpHONAl Offer} 4: : Malpeque Road Cemetery, Joseph H. Davi C d B d son; St. Peter’s Cemetery, Samuel W. ar igat rl se Martin; Sherwood Cemetery, John F wise ie —ON— Henderson, John Henderson, John P eet and Walter W. Beer; Peop'e’s Wednesday, July 10th, 1895, | Cemetery, A.D. White, F. 8S. Chandler, Gctineuadi nia oo D ; iri ms \ . a we , 7 ‘ 8 Cardigan enjoys a reputation not merely ei oa r re chan rd for good Teas, but for the very best; and aa Oe — no pains will be spared to make this one a er me - ora = > “a was con: | eclipse all former ones. AJ! amusements c ead, bro sreinner, a », Veiivered
TO CLEAR AT
common to such gatherings will be pro-
j |
m4 excellent Ms ldress ert to the | vided. There will be on the grounds a ac 4 oe oe a any o _ * well stocked Saloon, directed by a party _ those pre se ae ere were four | of young gentlemen whose assiduous tig RP — + =a ee ee 3 7 Cents 2 Yard attention to their customers will be equalled | year, the graves of ce ey a ® | only by the exquisite flavor of the drinks MePhe ar “3 om — D d — , Tah ve they dispense. Aprofessional cook, aid- | ele: Se adel ak te pinta wr dhe | co acles feed by the young ladies of the parish, will
have charge of the baking, which is a sufficient guarantee that the tables will be abundantly and deliciously supplied. We
seitek Wak tei ai aa Regular Selling Price, will not say, however, in the stereotyped
é | phrase, “that the tables will groan under
| much atteation,and the ex- the weight of the many good things,” for 45 cts to 75 cts.
cellent appearance of the brethren on par- everything will be so pleasant at the Car-
virtues of those who had gone before and | bury their imperfections beneath the earth | at covers them.
The pro > altracte:
teri
} ade OCCas oned Gal-
many SOT Mme 8. . " ° ; oe Saee digan Tea that not even the tables will Band was present with s They kk
groa’. iey may bend and even break but not complain.
braith’s a choice | programme,
<< + <q ————
PERSONAL. A special train will leave—
——— r Ci’town MM..;............ 8.50 a. m. local time Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lea, of Moncton, are WwW BK EKS Royalty Junction......9.16 “ ¢ visiting relatives and acquaintances in the e TRIE sh iceoneneystuessc [a $< Province. Mount Stewart ....... 10.05 “ “ Rev. Father Burke, of Alberton, crossed | Arr. Cardigan......... i. in the Northumberland to-day, on his . Paws Returning, leave tea grounds at 6.15 p.
m., local time.
A special train will leave Georgetown at 1 p. m., local time.
Along the line return tickets may be bought at the following reduced rates :
way to Ottawa. Dr. Murphy, of Alberton, came East to- lay as far as Kensington, upon profession- |
We have just placed on our
Mr. Gillis, of Indian River, goes to | C@mtre counter the balance of
| al business. i
Mount Stewart this evening to survey the Charlottetown and Royalty Junction. T5e
}our Summer Dress Goods. in-
ae ands there. York and; Bedlttdccsz.. hk. cc diecidks . 60c Miss Clarke having returned, is nov ‘ Tracadie ; art and Pisguic 45 | ready to meet ber customers at her rooms | Luding all the newest makes| Pubes’... enc ibe in the store of Messrs. Moore & McLeod } - al ts RPROE © so cnsins Ocecace sone ose scececes 25¢ _Mr H P Duchemin, B A, 95 gold med- | and colorings, at 5/ cents BME Ff 1iOh 45. ccchesvcss con scteresscacanpeeecsqeoetys Mee bows at Dalhousie, arrived home from Pre .. 1.cdocencsmins Bh REDS lic Truro on Saturday evening for a fortnight’s yard. Goods sold in the régu- Georgetown .../.s.de0a 20¢
Sree pth even n eteaets lONdays. Return tickets will be issued at one
Mr. Byron N. Baris, a well-known and | lar way from 45 to 75 cemnts.|single firstclass fare from all Stations on popular Knight of the gripsack, 1s here | Souris Branch, good for return on the
interviewing all interested in etc. He the Davies.
paints, Qs,
same and following day.
| Call and see this special lot. In the evening a literary, musical and
is at
i “ i . a. ng, - h “ — L, 3 dramatic entertainment will be held in sentner, zt 31e nb beer ros esta j i i
. yee Cee fe eee pfOS . CORO iii sdincccisbedinisiep andiais lee oe " the hall at Cardigan. This will be a lishment, has recovered from his ilness,
feature of the day that no lover of the beautiful can miss, as some of the best talent in the Province will take part. Doors open at 7.30 p.m.; Concert at 8.30. Admission 25c. JOHN RYAN,
Secretary.
and was was able morning.
Alexander McKinnon, McKinnon returned from N.S., on Saturday evening. It is pleasing to hear that Mr. McKinnon is ably improved in health.
Mr. Theobald Mathew O'Donnell, who graduated from the Charlottetown Business
to resume werk this
Mrs.
Glasgow,
WEEKS
Af
Esq ; and
aie. New
consider- ju28—dy law wy Bargain List 1} °°?" ™
College last March has, we are glad to |
learn, secured a position with Jordan, | : ; ; :
Marsh & Co., of Boston. He is ason of | Children’s Sun Bonnets and § all a Way | e . |
Peter O’Donnell, of Avondale.
Rev. G. C. P. Palmer preached his fare- | well the First and Second Methodist Churches yesterday. He leaves n a few days for Bedeque, his new charge.
cents,
Hats, 25 Showy Styles.
-
Very On and after MONDAY, 24th June, 15895,
the trains of this Railway will run daily
(Sundays excey ted) as follows .—
Trains Outward, Trains Inward.
Fermons in
Mr. Palmer has made many warm friends Ladies’ Sanitary Black Ho- | 8ead down. ~- in Charlottetown, and his departure is | - PM AM P M PM oa : ee 4 siery. extra quality, 25] 10 64)....,,Charlottetown..... 1225 1015 generally and deeply regretted. siery, AUra Gus yy, = 492 6 59... -Royalty Junction... 1368 xe }. W. Schurman, B. A., L. L. B., (Dal). | ‘ ia A on Soe FO. 4c. North Wiltshire....1113 § See pans es Be A.» I oe — cents a pair. 528 743......Hunter River.....1058 918 well an favora re snown in a ax, i 1as | 7 ee Ree Bradalbane....... 10 21 854 been admitted to the leading New York } 614 8 1S... »- one EUROS Fas obeb ” 12 848 | legal firm of Carter. Hughes an o} ‘ : P28 : a Oe. . Freetown........ 956 8&8 — Grm of nee i ighe ee _—o |30 Dozen Ladies’ Linen Col-] ¢50 s372220°7:: Kensington ...... 985 $2 After leaving Waihousie he OOK & pos 72% 900 Ar wo 8 00 graduate course at Cornell university, and | lars, » cents each. oe Summerside AM AM studied for two years with the above §10 1140 L . Ars% 255 named firm Last October hi eee 825 peg coe bredinen s 2 4 ae eae. ae ocr oe) Pa oO > . < yy By ee ellington ....... 75 2 0% mitted to the New York bar and to-day is | Ladies Sunshades at reduced e . — oe = ME vthcades 72 1" 17 é niber of a leading fir : ose | . 019 Distiareves PLAOTY. . 20-0800 5 2 F6 & member of a leading firm composed of | prices. 1028 305........Bloomfield........ 609 “P30 six members,—Halifax Herald. i le Alverton........ 541. 1050 Miss Maud Doiron, of Charlottetown, TAOO BOO ccdsccee SAEs iss gs 00 500 «940 who hes been attending Steila Marie Con-| Challies, 2 23 Fc rhein aes jal, Pana, SEE ek ea esl ee and 25 cents to], wes AM PM eee: ee eee eee meee ee, ee ee | . 6% . $00...... Charlottetown. ....920 545 years, has been very.successful in her | clear. Regular prices, 643 315..,.RoyaltyJunction....905 525 studies, as-is indicated bv the prize list | ; 7 72 20:2... ie ORS 840 448 Studies, asl indicatec Vv the priz bist YR t 10 2 7 oe 405( Ar Lv) 815 415 published in the Pictou papers. Miss | _ 4 cents. 730 k ; {oat stewart } Doiron stood second in the first division. | 815 ‘7? Lv - 2 Ar)8 » ° and was awarded prizes for geometry, al- | 2 . Soe See. oces xe eee eee ce. on : : S * iOur speek s ‘ack | 924 §00:....... St Peter’s........ 720 250 gebra, chemistry, history, and English Ow pec uo line of Brack W1l 53t.......Bear River 646 203 language. She also took prizes for music, | Cashmere at 50 cents. re ei: . +. Souris .... 6 15 eu map-drawing and penmanship, and equal!- ae ‘ . eR ——, ou ed the winner of the silver medal for assi- worth §0C., 18 getting low. Ses. 400:1 . Weant Siewat.....6m@- $m duity. Miss Doiron is expected home this Oa WON peesecind Cardigan...... 717 238 evening. eicmmmeeee en = €W.5f..0. Georgetown..... 7 00 en ° me © . q Accs geh thie: tes It is, without doubt, | — a. Five Lines on K and L, +2. ee ev NROERE. -0- + ad s 13 — } . © ae osoeeuunel a ee 72% I find the people around here prefer Dr. | (he Best Bargain ever | P™M vis AM
Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills to any other I | have in stock. They are a wonderful pill. Send three dozen at once, [ am nearly out. P. S.—Send by post, J. W§lreland, Gour- ock.
Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time D. POTTINGER, Gen Mgr Can Govt. Railways Moncton, N B. A. MCDONALD, Superintendent, Charlottetown.
offered in BLACK GOODS.
Call at once and secure a) ivne2
DR. H. D. JOHNSON
— ee
EVE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Office -- Bent Street
Aug 16, ’94—ly
DIED.
Mr. James Peake died, after a short illness of paralysis of the brain, on the 7th inst., at Vancouver, British Columbia, aged 53 years.
Dress.
W. A. Weeks & Co..
THE PEOPLE's STORE,
Wholesale and Retail.
Charlottetown, June 21, 1395.
At the house of her nephew, Duncan McKay, Stanlev Bridge, on the 28th ult., Miss Lizzie McIntyre, in the 64th year of her age.
MARRIED.
At St. Dunstan’s Cathedral, on the 8th inst., by Rev. Father Arsenault, Mr. John Dunn to Miss Maggie Campbell, both of Charlottetown.
TO HIRE.—4 first-class Horse and Buggy also a dovie seated Phaeton. Terms reason able. Enquireat G. G. Jury’s Jewelry Store north side Quéea Square, opposite Post Office May 15 -dy 3193
Sn
90000300 0OCO The Jauntiest
|
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SCVVSsSesesessesesesesess
no Greasy or
Irritating Properties.
A Fair Skin ¢ ‘ $
Positively
Yachting Dress
Will retain its flare and style to the end of the season if lined with
FIBRE CHAMOIS
Damp air or an occasional wetting cannot affect the stiffaess of this popular interlining.
That FIBRE CHAMOIS has brought forth imitations only proves its success. Failures are vever copied. Look for the RED LABEL ON EVERY YARD. july8
LONDON HOUSE!
——— «)————
Bargain in Kid Gloves.
250 PAIR LADIES’ TAN KID GLOVES.
LOT 1-—Good Value at 75 cents, LOT 2—Good value at $1.35.
TT. J. HARRIS,
Charlottetown, June 27, 1895—dy
can always be ensured if, after exposure to the sun and rough winds, ladies will use
Johnson's Cream of Roses.
Best for Chapped Hands, Face end Lips.
for Rough, Hard, Irritated
e e Skin. Price 25 cents.
Best
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JOHNSON & JOHNSON,
Graduates in Pharmacy.
$
THE MINT.
The silver question is no longer a theory—as far as we're concerned, at least. We have reduced it to a very practieal basis by the endowment of a quarter in our establish- ment with the ordinary purchasing power of a half dollar in many others. Let us coin some wealth for you.
MARK WRISHT & C0,, LTD.
Selling for 50 cents
Selling for 95 cent
AGENT
Leave your order at Ture EXAMINER
JOB PRINTIN office. We can print anything you
8, L895.
MONDAY, JULY
CLOSING OUT
SALE
or Gentlemen’s Furnishings
Hats, Caps
and
Readymade Clothing.
We are positively closing out these
DISCOUNTS OF FROM 25 TO
Departments of our
business, and will sell our Entire Stock of the above Goods at
40 PERCENT,
Some Lines at Less Than Half Price.
The class of goods we offer for sale are in the market, Genuine Discounts will be
is disposed of. TERMS
the most fashionable
cviven till the whoel
5
SPOT CASH.
DD. A. BRUCE.
Charlottetown, July 4, 1895.
~ ae # = ~ =
For This Evening!
TWO SPECIAL
Ladies’ Dongola Oxford Shoes,
Ladies’ Dongola Bals and Buttoned Boots,
Garand Value... See our window.
LINES.
$1.00 1.25
J. B. MACDONALD & CO.
Charlottetown, July 6, 1895—dy
ellen
WOOL
for Cloth. Bought for Cash, Highest
We call special attention to our fine Tweeds, which we manufacture from im ported have a Scotch Dyer in the Mill, so that we can give you a good standing color. made from pure Wool only. Wholesale and rétail.
1 Wweoi.:
Taken to Card, Taken to Manufacture, Taken in
Excha Price Allowed. ee
Marino Wool. Also to the fact that we
: - Anvther important fact is that our goods are all W bolesale orders delivered from Charlottetown.
MONCTON WOOLLEN MILLS.
Mso1 ic Temple Building, THREE DOORS BELOW J. D. McLEOD'S Charlottetown, July 2, 1895—135. & wky e:
This 40 per cent. discount, going to make a change in business, and going out of certain lines of. goods is all played out. We are prepared to meet all cuts. in
Gents’ Furnishings,
and will allow no one to undersell us. We keep the good
kind, and when you want anything in this line see us|
first. Look out for Big Discaunts Saturday.
Do you want a Fashionable Made Suit ? to us; we make only that kind.
HFeK AY WOOLEN CO., The Swell
Charlottetown, July 5, 1805—135
[If so,
Tailors.
Yes, it’s time to order your Summer outfit, and in matters of dress the first commandment is: never put off for to-merrow what ought to be done to-day. The time to order is now, and the place —well, you won’t have any doubt upon this point if you just step in and look over our stock of Summer Suitings, and furthermore, see what high-class tailoring really means, as illustrated and exem plified in the made-to-order suits which we are producing for the most stylishly dressed men in town, at from $15 to $35 each.
S. A. McDONALD, the Fashionab'e Tailor.
Charlottetown, June 26, 1895—135
A Word in Season.
—-- SC - --
Our Prices Speak in Boots and Shoes.
(i —
The reason we sell so cheap-is that our stock is pui- chased for spot cash, and are all New and Fashionable Goods. No old-fashioned stock and odd sizes.
Some of our competitors bsit their hooks with large discount figures. The people und-rstand that little game and cannot be bluffed. They know that men don’t waste time doing business for fun.
Examine our prices and the quality of our-steck, and you will be satisfied that we can give you the best value or the least money.
WEEKS WARK EN,
Whe Sei! at Sellinz Prices,
jeeee See our samples. Good work, promptness, low rates
Ch’town, June 28, 1895—135 & wy North Side of Market Square.
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} , , , | Wants, Lost, Found, &e .
Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per live.
LO3T—On Sunday week, between the Do- ~ Dunstan’s College, a grey-cxlored rubber coat. The finder will be rewarded. Apply at this office. jJuly8—dy 2i wyli pd WANTED—A trustworthy young womaa for housework in a family of two: gooi refer- Appliv to Mrs HEARD, near
end of Upper Prince Street, si—jys ssh <apneeereendnniniennentionniaiappemaineanetteipen W \NTED-—A trustworthy and industrious
| middle aged man, who urderstands garden } work and would make himself generally use- | ful about a house, | tionon asmall farm close to the city by ap-
will bear of a good situa-
plying at EXAMINER office. oi pd—jys WANTED--A cook. Apply to Mes F Ww HYNDYVYAN, Kent Street, iniys W ANTED—A good trusty girl for general | housework in asmall family. Apply to Mrs | CSMALLWoopD, Richmond Street. | jalys—3i pd | | TO LET—A very comfortable and pleasant ly situated dwelling house of 12 rooms. includ ingsmall bath room and convenient pantry having Jawn and shade trees in front, on Mii- | ford Street Brighton Koad; vine minutes- walk from post office, five minutes from bath, ing house, Victoria Park; ren :moderate- Apply to W C Harris, JR. mays
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TO BE LET—One half of adoubk tenement house on Sidney Street.
| given immediately.
MCCARRON.
WANTED—A good canva‘ser for eve
} County in Nova Scotia, New Lranswick an
| Prince Edward Island, to sell a speciaity to
| farmers, exclusive control ; now is the time
to intro luce it. 4 Address, enclosing stamp tor
| reply, P O Box 76, Montreal, Que Mention
| thig paper. 2m 135—ap26
Possession can be Apply to Franc: Pr 3i pd—july4
| LOST—LastSunday morning, on the way to church, ia ady’s waterproof cape Apply
| to JUDGE FirzGERALD, Knockrou: :
| july3—2i (36)
— innate i setiiegls
| WANTED--Men to travel for the “fonthiil | Nurseries” of Canada; fast sel ing special- } ties, no substitution in orders, exclusive ter- ritory, terms liberal. Apply at once.—Stone & Wellington, Nurserymen, Montreal, Que., J W Beall, Manager. Mention this paper. ie
junell—2m (2)
TO LET OR TO BE SOLD—Brightor. Lodge on the North River, and formerly the sum- mer residence of the!ate Admiral Bayfield: terms very reasonable. Apply to BAYFIELD & BLANCHARD. junel
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TO LET— The house at the head of Pownal Street lately occupied by Mrs John Dorsey. heated with hot wuter; possession given at nee. apply at Tae EXAMINER office
PASTURE TO LET—Pasture tor one ortwo cows near residence of L © Owen, Esq, Saint Peter's Koad. Apply to H JAMES PALMER.
may2y—tf
WANTED a light t
office
TO HIRE For a month or two
iggy and harness. Apply at this tf—june2s
HOUSE TO LET ~The house ag
residence of
adjoining the Mrs Edward Paimer on Queen Street, containing eight rooms; it is ntted with electric light and heated with hot water; possess10N given atonce. Apply on premises orto H JAMES PALMER. " tf may29
PASTURAGE TO LET—At Marshfield. Good spring water. Apply to F. TcRNER. jane25—2, 5, wky 1m
WANTED—A about 16 work about a house and attend must have good recommendations the country preferred
july3
boy sears old to
oa horse; one from
Appiy at this office,
TO LET OR FOR SALE -The new dwelling
| house and premis.s on Euston Street, recent-
| ly oceupied by the undersigned! large
} grounds, fruit trees, etc ; lot 112x162: hot water
| heating, bath room, hot and cold water. Ap-
| ply to.C B Chappell or John Holman. june_—Ilm 135
W ANTED—Watering Cart. Apply at this office. june24
W ANTED—A middle-aged, respectabie wo- man as housekeeper. Apply, stating wages required and references, to REV E T Woo.L- LARD, Georgetown. ti—junes
TO LET—Two offices in the Stamper Block. Apply to Prowse Bros. if—mayl
W ANTED—An honest, active gentleman of lady to travel for established, reliable house Salary $750, payable $15 weekly and expenscs Situation permanent. References. Enclos self-addressed stam ped envelope, The Domin ion Company, 315 Omaha Building, Chicago
junel2—Im
To LET—A nice cottage on Fitzroy Stree East, seven rooms. Apply to J D Tayrtor, Queen Street. junel¢
| ~ WANTED AT ONCE—Good coal, pant and
vest makers; no apprentices nged apply to
\ McKay Woo.Len Co. . tif— om, ri eine
W AN TED—Two laundresses, one meat and fish cook, One waitress, one kitchen girl, for Summer Hotel. Apply to Mrs BURRIS, Great George Street, tf—junei¥
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