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“TODDARDS PHOTOGRAPHS CARNIVAL AT VaGuOREA.

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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS, | 0's se~

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- M My ( W A Found ) ate ‘ a J McLea: iy ys An ] ] Harry Cameron—lI Guard R t Leard—lI a. Chas F Hughe i x N : Ma le Re rel I ~_ Miss M s— W i Herbert McN M Poli Mary | rson—Ka Mavour ! - Ru H Ma W ( Mil: S | ( Lea MS la o ( MeV«e ( j M ( La 1 Ma yu t { ( Charibs Snow—A Bla Howat-—1 | > Hood I L, eS I M I Harry McD Day and N : } M ' i) \ > R Bake Wi AT t Fred Roberts ‘t ; Birdie Lea Ss Elia L > J Me\ Sca lx Ma Russel S \ sf ~ ’ : S Mutlow — Middy I ‘ Wim Ma juarr Rosebud a Edgar Ciark — Snow Ba \.—M Hilda M Sn srlig . 1a A. J Fr Lori—T ( t Cla Mver S + Ja i , ( in Trey Was Franc ns} Mrs Jack Lea - Eduea M W Peter ( -Rot ( ‘ FL D ( ent James Cl Infantry Off ra hise t hn , Haywood Sob« ~Mexican B . ~ I Robert Clark —Midshipma H Myers Guy lawk ” shag, i oc tO mort Perey French—Voluntee & : Members of the Wallace Stewart—Tartan Pen Galt ited to attend Robertson Curtis—Darkey fi Bruce » Rob rt Teddy O’Moore He 8 Do.—A man \ Arthur Doyle—Buffalo Bil os ! W S Lea—U ndergradu : Mrs Chas F Hugl Ord he Bat “ ——" Mrs H Myer O’Da W H Davies—Sailor Bos sg E MeN Indian Chie > i “ J > “ga W Rod Capt J We, rh f Geo K Snowflake Eu lalifax by the Numidian, a ms ey aire-eee Sat ; N t} oi James Mullins—t ae NO John Murray— y ' 0 tre Holms oe va ty f . j Harry Walke | Dust ' f { McNei ‘i af 3 Bi ake 4 os ad Erne at Br a Prohibition ' M J Stewart—Fair a a = ite Birdie Mvers—l1 ibe eae a ( ine lr Trowedale—Crea: | W stk Ch Alexander Logan ) pea ‘ Spurge Fra > Nar H and, and 4 Alt t Clarke } 4 E Bake » rside T W illic Ne weom Band B ccspestiie W Harris—do Tnermomerer Reapines.~-Nine below Thos McKinnon—Seott Aet was the lowest led by tl ‘ Meté rolog a lepartment agency during | Mr. Dovii’s Appress.—The practical gmt, a 2 acing was ower | talk last evening on static electricity was, ” tape S mMOFNing | as expected,an interesting affair Mr. Dx all , " 4, and at ¢ | has made a thorough study of the scier ind, although somewhat han dicappe dhe ao aie rhe Right Hon. | the{dampness of the room,succeedec ; bs the W E Giads ‘ Sa great a laniver of the aid : — ments - d bl ™ ekbo 9 0 a .. presenting the subject clearly to Nie aud- vcle He says: “I Can | y emphasize i lence Mr Doull’s stvle of talking ; os I cons ot oes eeeee Ys | sy, but nev r easier than when talking ’ : oe , » his pet theme Static electricity, he eee eee ee oe resem! | explained, was to the electrical science eo mapeaaes i what the a phabet s to the ianguage The Dr. Firzceral i XERAI The re- | Protection of houses by lghtning. rods malnaet tn tint Sheed « he | Was shown, and a plea made for their use. . ~ te i hieell , | Intensity and « quantity were illustrated by .6) .~« aha a diagrams on the bla ckb yard. Some of k “— ends and | His experiments were very pretty, while . : a \ . } an apology had to ake tl > pl ace of others At the close an ind resting discussion took salts place, which nn iken 7 in by Dr i . > i Leemir at Messrs Iiman, Pope, = “" ae ene + Met L, 7 Morrison, W. C. Harris and F. W rr } at the east « ity, a a Mo Bis i the i ws w = est ha Later on in the afternoon Peter RemarkABLe Lonorevitry. — A_ letter Kill 1 brother of James) while passing | written in the Moniteur Acadien points Th ‘ n Richmond street kick- | wi th Pp ar rdon rable pride to the pre-eminence : f the larg vindow B of Bi he as the home of old people \ j nfluenc liquor at the | Al hist ; aiid ibnden and a half is given, rhe ill likely appear at the | the oldest person being 103 years of ; I ( Monda | and the youngest 80 The widow of Gab- riel Albert is the centenarian Anotier New Sr. Pa ( i—Pla 1 | woman—also a widow—is second on the f ongregation of St. | list; she is 99. Next comes Michael Car- Paul’s are being made The church will | roll, an Irishman, who facetiously re- be t the land adjoining the present| marked the other day: “ Well, sir, 1 work wil nmenced the} very hard winter! So much snow‘ to me It erstood that shovel, I beg in t » think that I am getting \ i be of i it | old, Yet I am only 98 years next spr ' A proba f t on Grafton Street It | oe ‘ Le o odern desig \ eat Funerau Norici The Sons of Temper- % 500 or 600 peopl The cost will be | ance are requested to meet in Division at $20,000 ik Wri ght’s Hall, on Sunday after- ne nD t 2.30, to attend the funeral of their Tae Ss Storm of “day was very | !é ré ther. Rev. Dr. Fitzgerald, P. G. re along tl railway. and| ¥-P.—W. N. Tanton, BR. 8. Vic. Div f f th x tare reported | No. 4 : t s. The snow is} rhe members of Orient Division are re- " A [ place he plow | qu a ‘ee eet in their Division Room, . » dr id al 77 ¢ Temple, on Sunday afternoon at passage hasto | eared with shovele. | 2.15, to attend the eral of their late I trains are v tain in their | br other, Rev. Dav aF itzgerald, P.G. W.P eme ea At latest | —Jobn Ross, R.S yunt Geo . ‘iene : Cardiga the : i i. -d t ‘Twas A Dry Prace.—The Halifax st Marie, and th 1 Spe ul was de-| Chronicle says: About 11.30 on Tuesday . £ he a1 aDY The | evening, a man, considerably intoxicrted, ae ed in get- | walked into Undertaker Snow’s shop and as far as the J id tl Tig- | 9 sked fora drin - An inquest was going sin did ac at at al T ere | On and there were two police officers pre- . ° en : noon. | £ent, one of whe ym showed the man to the a3 | door, and told him they didn’t keep any- ‘ ] ATI Mr \ amu g | thing strong for sale hap pe i e 4 vhich a| Sa eeeneenaeeeeaaeemamemmemd : nan f a y miles ror } int though unpleasant part Hess ~ At This Season ven some friends in, and | eng oe the approa @ ¢ tablex i| | many people are compelled to take f the jail square, Cod Liver Oil It is not very | i p tow Some time after- palatable at best, but an adul- e met with some friends from the | terated or rancid article is about part, 3 y intending leaving the worst stuff anyone can swallow ; wether | led t his horse besides, it’s just as expensive as to . t ate ma through i price We get our Cod Liver Oil sad been winding his way had | direct and guarantee it to be abso- pie y bew lered I Not know nz | v pu We have it on draught; " he part th whom he left so bring your bottle and have it <« the company over an | filled : playing detective before the mystery wa elled. 1 Bruce, and he | — A : tr

Johnson & Johnson,

W E it AV E - 0 THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS. special you day— feb23 f the m pat tril the aang trotints | LET OUR YOU i AV E TO PATRONS ¢ them in order to rightly appre- | REVEMBER ate them. ihey will weil re pay | 3 for any discomfort arising, ing fe om | that we have a large <hopping during such cold woatladl '

“* staff” THEY HAVE T0O | of all disabled TURE.

will

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Legs, BEER BROS. — “Saturday Snaps” to- | the most attrac

Our display of lay ie, beyond question,

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DAILY EXAMINER -\ .

- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY

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24,

Values Worth Your Atiention & Consideration.

Double Wid Scotch Klegant Ari

Black Freneh Cashmere. all wool and extra fine, 46 inches wide.

Ginghams,

th, All-wool French Serges, - : 4 absolutely fast colors, -

Silks, good patterns and colorings, -

25 cents per

20) rt) oe al od oe oe 7 ee +s

yard,

We believe the above values have never before been offered in Chariottetown.

ST J

NEEY BR

OTHERS.

nishings, and save elsewhere.

A new tot of

A few more clearing at COST!

Charlottetown, February |

McKAY WOOLEN CO.

you many dollara

SULTS, made from our own

and selling cheaper than eve

OVERCOATS, ULSTERS and REEFERS left,

Highest price, Cash or Trade,

manufactured Tweeds,

~ JUST OPENED OUT !—A new and complete stock of HARD AND SOFT HATS, tor value ahead of anything in the city. This splendid selection is now on view at our Store, and we will undertake to fit you out in a new Suit, Hat and Fur- Come and examine our stock before purchasing

just received.

which we

for Wool.

McKhAY WOOLEN COMPANY,

Corner of Queen and Grafton Streets.

0,1894—t t s

a les. 4 eents:

Special Sales, but whe

NO, NEVER LEFT BEHIND

You read of Black Goods Sales, White Goods Sales, White and Black Goods but no sail can take the wind out 10,000 yards of Print at from Cotton at prices that people have never seen except our customers.

of our sale.

n they

Cotton Print, 3 to 5 cents a yard below regular value ;

see our prices they will think better of them. people at our Stores during this month, purchasing all kinds of Dry Goods at never-to-be-forgotten prices, “e| Remember we do as we say, and you cannot help but be pleased if you just drop in and see our show,

_ Prowse Brothers, the Wonderful Cheap Men.

Sales, and lots of other 4+ cents per yard; good Dress Goods at White Cotton and Grey "The public must be tired of these We want to see hundreds

1

Lace Curtains,

Table Linen, Towels,

White Cotton, Sheetings,

Print Cotton.

No Better Value in the City.

Third Canadian Edition. THE PRINCE OF INDIA,

By LEW WALLACE, Author of “

CLOTH, TWO VOLUMES, $2 590.

THE HEAVENLY TWINS,

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Booksellers, Victoria Row

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The “Magic City. >|

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ALSO—The Nova Scotia Marine Insurance Company and the Dominion Burglary Guarantee Company of Canada.

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