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THE DAILY MXAMINER, CHARLOT'I'ETOWN, MARCH 7, 1859

Local and Other items.

Notice.—Applications will be received at the City Clerk’s office from paities desiring to take the examination for license to engage in, or werk at, the business of

plumbing within the city according to the rules and regulations of the Board of Health. neciasilaasiaatid Farmess’ Instirure —At the regular meeting of the Farmers’ Institute of Cherry Valley, held last week, the follow-

ing officers were elected : President—J C Irving, (re-elected.)

not get any re : : fan American rub

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“ar te Choice $v wt &% wd “~ : .. - = k a

H'r U1 Ca ce ee + i s

can be ha! at our Bakery. ee

We've got the kind you like, no 5s

grit, seeds, or any of those lite sy

things which are found in most i We

cakes, and are so aunoying. “Ae The price 38 20c PER LB. io ‘TELEPHONE ¥95. pod

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*) Your honogram

<> Engraved

On vorr Spoons, Forks, and } other silver articles, would be nice would’ot it? A nicely en- graved movogram, not only adds beauty to the article but is a means of identifying it should any article ge: astray or be stolen. Now ie a good time to have them engraved. Our Mr. W.T. Wellner is expert in thie | beautiful art, aod be will be pleased to ahow yon amples of : h's work, aod will submit *pe- | cial designs for your approvel if ) you require it.

Every person should bave their Silverwa-e marked.

The cost is small.

W. W. WELLNER,

Phe Great Watch House.

— = HASGSSHIGSSS There is Nothing

f % like pleasing customers.

That’s what weare doing all the time, we give them euch value for their money that they come back again and bring others with them. This isthe key- note of our success. We strive to please everyone who leaves an Why oot give

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order with u-.

us your next order and be thoroughly coavinced what we Say ia6 true.

We solicit}) our valued orders.

BRUCE STEWART & CO’Y,

The Modern Founders, * Engineers and Machin'ats, 8. Nav. Co’s Wharf, ( h’'town P, E, L. Phore 125

ARES SE ESS

| AUCTION.

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The subscriber will eell by Public Auction, ou his premisea, Westmoreland, Lo: 29, on Thursday, March 9b, at the hour of one c’elock, sharp.

One mare, 10 years old; One cow, (Hel- sein), 4 years oli; one set gear for mov~ ing buildings, one set cider rotaries, one fet cider steel screws, one cider press, feventy puncheons (almost 6000 gallons)

» One cook stove, one parlor stove, (Franklin); One room stove, (box); two 'BE Waggons, pew; one lumber wagon, Rew; One jaunting sleigh, one hundzed

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Ls £3 LRA SF LN ISIS SS

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, “7” cider barr: le, _ AOgether with a number of small art a us to mention. ne and three quarter acres of Marsh land at Tryon. .

ANTHONY COLLETT.

e they last at 20c |

> Ath L Soe 3% wes Sas SS 7S eeee dW Av ar eareue | ae | upset, and SMe |

about ZU feet of pipe lengthwise through the bell came sn amongihe people. The pipe, in tailing, came in conact with two jarge lamps which were -uepended from the Ing D aso t knocked down and broken. Ic teems most marvellcus that allescaped un ur a- 4 hail wes packed with pe ple r w sl etce pe was that of Mr. Adr HH neton, Who was on the plaform deisser tg an address

Vice President — Roderick Mcleaac, (re-elected.)

Ase. Vice Pres A J McDenalde

Secretary > B Motch, (re-elected. )

Treasure M J McLeod, (re~elected.)

Auditors S'ewart, Mu cn, Wal er Morrisey.

Waves and Means Committee—John Tweedy, (chairman) logs, T CW Crane, Frid Nelson.

‘cian Re AT A SocraL —During the course

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| of an meut sod pie social given by the young people of Summerfield, oD ‘evening, the Srd ot March, the unaccountable way got which

entertaio

Friday g

; stove eom

when the ‘amps fel! and expl.ded almost athis feet. Ailpresent extibited wooder- ful coolnes*, except -ome yeung ladies who were on the pla form No blame is at-

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UP THERE.

In the sweet eternal Heaven,

W bere our loving Saviour reigns, There are many, many pleasures Chat we cannot dream of now.

Think of it, my dearest friend,

We euch earthly creatures frail,

; Trusting in our blessed Jesus, ‘oon will land in that bright world.

W heo the great orchestra plays, Song transportiog to the soul, Chen old Heaven’s arches ail Shall reverberate again.

Ob ! the peale of glorious music Rolling on and on and on;

Aud the waves of love divine Gliding up the streets of light.

There the everlasting river

Pure and brightly flowing by, Sweeily murmurs of its gladoeas, Gaily sparkles on its way.

Broad its banke and ever green, reas of life are blooming there; (1h | how sweet the perfumed air, Ob! how lovely to be there.

On the great white Throne itseif, Clad iu glory sits the king Round about on every han 1 Hosts of angels ever sing.

See the glitteriog towers afar,

Note the etreets all paved with gould And the mansions of the ransomed And the dwelling place of God.

Ob how slight is our conception

Ur the glories that are there,

But ere long up there we’ll be

And the ew-.ets of Heaven we’ll shore.

J.A. Green, Ebenezer.

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tached to anv bodv, a8 it is believed that it was all purely accidental. In other} respects the social was a success, a large sum being realized from the sale of pies. Mesers. H. Bowness and Joseph Davison acted as auctioneers.

WHAT ABOUT SEED GRAIN?

Sin,—1 see that both the Dominion and Loca! Gevernments are expending large sums in delegations for the purpose of beu~ efitting our farmers. For the same pur- pose they are doing, or talking about doing, a great deal for cold storage. About a quarter ofa millioa dollars has also been spent in taking the plebiscite, and this aleo they aesure ue, bas been expended for the purpose of bencfitting the people. Now, this ia all right, as farasit goes. But our farmers ure, at the present, in need of more direct assistance. The governmeot no doubt, is aware of the almosi total fail- ure Of the grain crop lust year. This, com- bined with the partial failure of our fisher- ies for the last year or two, leaves the coua- try in an almost helpless condition. Unx less the government comes to tbe ail of the farmers in the important matter of pro~ curing seed there will be nothing to export next year as a great many will be unable to procure it themselves and as @ conse- quince, the money expended in delegations, as far as our farmers are concerned will go for naught. Formerly the farmers used to depend on the merchants ‘in such cases ; This year, however, the merchants’are ut™ able tocome to their assistance as they bave not got the seed to give them; and I think ‘it is now the duty ofthe govern- ment to take the matter in haad and see that seed is procured. Hoping thie mat- ter will be given deserv 2d consideration.

I remair, yours truly, A. W. Broce. Red Point. March 4h, 1899.

Half a Million For the Octopus.

—

Tt is confessed by the subsidized organ that the first thing the Standard Oil mono~ poly did after Mr. Fielding had given it this market was to increase the wholesale price of ijlaminating by two aud half cents a gallon.

We uss, roughly speaking, 20,000,000 ,allons @ year.

Tnis one operation, then, coste our people— assuming thatthere is no further increase during the year—half a million doliars.

By a little‘act ot legislation giving the Yankee cctopus a coercive influence in this country, the Finance Minister, in ad~ dtion to driving our own reficers out of business and placing o'l-well owuers at the mercy of the Americans, and robbing our manufactures of their necsseary fuel oil, has taken $500,000 out of the pockets of our local oil consumers.

And thie is the gentleman that was going to make everything cheap, €8- pecisliy coal oi!.—Mail and Empire.

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Canned corn, beans, and tomatoes is one dozen lots, assorted as you want them, only one dollar per dozen at Beer & oe

le

Now is your time to buy @ supply of

canoed goods cheap at Beer & Gofl’s. 56 2).

Newsy Notes

——-FROM——

“My Store”

Sentner, McLeod & Co

The new things for blouses, &c, are here to say they are handsome, would be putting it mild. The people ef Charlottetown never gazed on daintier muslins, chamb- rays, & mousseliaes, and the prices are lower than you expect. They’re selling fast.

5 eases of that pretty white wear, we've been expecting have only came to hand, they should have been here a month ago, but we arethe lJesers, not you. We've marked them ar priees to clear them out quick.

Ladies, this paragraph ig not for you but if you have a husband, or if yon have boys, we cansave you money on Shirts, Collars, Ties, Sweaters, underwear, Braces etc.; we've a way of marking goods cheap.

In acountry town, in Scotland, a min- ister was out walking one Sunday, aud he happened to catch one of his folks sitting on the dcorstep, playing the violin. The minister acosted Sandy thus “Sandy don’t you kiow iv’sa sia to play the violin on Lords’ day,” Sandy says “Yer Honor it’s she only time I have to play it”, “Sandy don’t yeu know the Ten Commandments”,

“Perhaps” Says Sandy “if you’d whistle them, I’d try and play them”.

You’d alwost think it was rather early to show new Spring Blouses. Have you

selected youre yet? if not drop in to-day

| and letus put it away for you, we have

hundreds to select from, dainty, pretty, aud cheap, Blouses. Sentner, McLeod & Co,

A word on coreets we have 1000 pairs more corsets, than we want to carry in stock, so we’ve marked them at prices that will save you money on any corset you buy

Some lines we are selling at half price

CHARLOTTETOWN -

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** Ready Made” end ‘Ready-to-Wear,’

Made by tailors, designed by an <-tist, sewn with the best linen and silk, cut to fit the form of man be he tall, short, stout, or thin. malformation can be fitted by Shorey’s Ready-to-wear

By fitted we mean dressed so that he looks a Gent- leman, and possesses that feeling of comfort and air of ease that always marks the well dressed man.

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Ready-Made Clothing

machinery, and with the aid of starving female labor. Such a garment stamps the wearer on sight as dressed in slops. Henotonly looks @ it but as a consequence feels 3 it. Men are learning that

they cannot afford to be ill- dressed. S/ofs have had their day.

Shorey’s Ready-to-Wear — Clothing

expresses exactly what the name would imply

QUITE READY-TO-WEAR.

Any man not a positive

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See that Shorey’s Guarantee Card is in the pocket of every garment.

S . o abishi chsh de cksdabeadeheueeusdesiiaatient Jas. Puton & Co. ceiling Agents for Chtown

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make.

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The Best in The World =

Germany.

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IF YOU HAVE

MONEY TO BURN

Buy any kind of a piano that may be brought to your home. _” If you want to make a sure thing of it, CALL ON US and s-lect a Heintzman & Co. Piano. They are the cheapest Piano after all, that you can possibly buy.

Durability, quality of tone, ease of action and general ap pearance considered.

Sold on eary terms

HEINTZMAN PIANO!

The selection of a fullsize, Concert, Grand Heintzman Piano for the Ch’town School of Music is another of the -many proots we can furnish of their superiority.

MILLER BROS.,

The P. E. Island Music House

Connolly Building, Queen St....

WE SELL THEM,

We also sell the

W.G. &R.

Ii’s'no novelty for us to sell the best made shirts on

the market. Tyy uor 95c shirt.

D.A. BRUCE

Morris Block, Victoria Row,

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JAMES KELLY

Wholesale Commission Dealer in all kinds of

FRESH FISH.

Ells and Smelts, Spectaities, NO. 8 LONG WHARF

CoNSIGNMENTS souicirer BOSTON MASS Write for stencils and particulars.

eemoeistnn cor oes - seen ceseeeneee==

J. O. SIMS

16 America Square, Lendon, England *ANNED GOODS AND PRODUCE “ROKER.

An exiensive Ci'y ard “hipping Trade gives me excellent facilities for handling to beat ad- vantage yonr shiomen's o! Lobsters, Cheese, Butter, Bacon, Eggs and Poultry. Corresrondence solicited.

Top Market I rices and prompt Return s Gua anteed, Mar, 2nd—2m

CHEAP

Canned Goods Sale BEER & GOFFS

This week we offer our stock of Canned Goods at the following low prices: —

Peas 9 cents tin, $1.00 dozen

Corn 9 cents tin, $1.00 dozen Tomatoes, 9 cents tin, 61.00 dozen String Beans, 9 cents tin, $1.00 dozen Baked Beans, (3 lb tin) 12c each, $1.25 dozen

Peaches, (3 Ib tin), 2 tins for 55 cents Peaches, (2 lb tin), 18c each, $2.00 doz Salmon, (British Columbia), 2 tins for 25 cents

Apples, (1 gal tins) 20c each.

BEER & GOFK

GROCBRS.

Local Patrioti sm

Boom Your Town Whenever You Have a Chance.

You can do se by purchasing soap mate at the Charlottetown Soap Works.

Ask your dealer for ROYAL OAK SOAP, and see that the name Royal Oak is stamped on every bar you purchase. »

CHARLOTTETOWN SOAP WORKS

gp $7.50

simplest, Lightest Plate Camera

Eastman’s No. 2 Eureka Jr.

"akes nictures 344 x 3% inches; weighs but 124g unces.

Meniscus lens, rotary shutter, three stops, view nder, socket for tripod screw. Perfectly adapted >snap-shots or time *xposures and equally con- enient as a hand or tripod camera.

t- iw

vhee with plate | Ider, . mmplete developing amd printing eatht, .

atalogue af Esercha Cameras and Kodahs free at agencice ate

BASTMAN KODAK CO. Rochester, N. Y.

The best made Dress Shirts in the world are manufactured in a ae For comfort, fit and finish there are none like

NOTICE.

Belfast Railuray

—AND—

Hillsborough Bridge, A Public Meeting will be held at Pow.

pur of convidering the necessity of

ridge across the Hillsborough.

Dominion invited to atterd. JOUN McEACHERN, ALBERT BUSWELL, RICHARD JENKIN EWEN McEACH

Feb 25, 1899.

Sa Gay Sa oy CR ey

nal Hall, Lot 49, on Monday, the 13th day of March, next, at 2 o'clock, p. m)., for the

paces with the Belfast Railway and

The Premier and members of Local aud Parliaments are respectfally

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