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DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 5, 1899

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‘ Reece ed on Saturday another lot of Millinery Goods in

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the Goffered Chiffon Spotted Necklin Straw Trimming Fiowers Hats and Wire Shapes

NOTE.—Uur Millinery Depart ment has been removed to the floor, where we have denoted THRE® TIMES txe room we have had here-tu fore. and ander the direction of Miss Van Stone: the ladies ef Charlotte own can depend upon receiving some hing che ce in the Millinery lire, WEEKS & C.’S FRENCH KID GLOVES We had (00 pairs ten days ago, nov wehave cnly 368 pair. Why cause these goods are just as we ad- vertised, $1.20, 1.39, French Kid Gloves for only 82c pair

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If you want to see your boys Jook- ing nice for spring, buy them exe of those American Hats at Weeks & Co. Everybody pronounces them as “he nobbiest ever seen in the city, They are sellinz fast.

WEEKS & GO

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Valuable “-— Property

To he Sold By Auction.

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scriber is instructed by the rep- tives of the Estate ofthe late am Dodd, Eeq., to seil by Auction, on the premises, on

PIT Pier.

Local and Other lems.

Tas Paoss.—Wiads mostly northerly and westerly, fine, not much change in temperature,

Tae STayLey.—Oa account of the fog the Staniey did not leave Georgetown this moroing uotil 9 o’clock.

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Arrit 5.—This day last year the Pro vincial Legisiature was opened, the Stanley made a returo trip from Oharlotietown to Pictou, and the Princess crossed over to Pictou

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Y M C A—All members of the Execn- tive Committee of the Y MC A., are re- quested to meet in the parlor ot the Y M C A,on Thursday eveniog of this week at 8 o’clock,for the election of a president and Other bus. ness.

Lora Creacue.—tinue Loval Circle of King’s Daughters inteod holdiag ao after. noon Tea in St. Paul’s Schoosroom, on Thareday 13th inst., at four o'clock, at which Miss Anderson kas kindly consent~ ed to read a paper on her visit to France.

| All ere invited. Admission L0cis, children

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Things to Make a Note of.

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Y’s.--Remember the meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 in Pariors

Local CounciL.—A meeting of the eXecutive of the L. C. W. will be held in P. W. College on Saturday afternoon Sth imet., at 3.50. A full attendance is re- quested, 80 Sine.

Delicious ice cream at St, Paal’s school room on Thursday 13tk (nat.

Pies of every varie.y ia St.Paui’s school room On Toursday afteraoon, 13h inst.

Home made candy for the children in St Paul’s school room 13th inst.

Candy, cake andcotfee on Thursday evening in the basement of the First Methodist Church. Doors oper at 7.30 p- m. Concert at 8. Admission 15 cente,

Do not forget the young men’s social in the baseinent of the riret Methodist Church. Admissioa 15 cents,

Will the ladies of Zion Church please meet in the schoolreom at the close of this evening’s service.

Boys Brigade, its principles aud me- thods.” Kev. Mr. Withycombe will de- liver his popular aud instructive address | oa the above subjects on Monday April 10th ‘in the schoolroom of the First Methodist Churct. All yoang men and boys are arged to hear the Jecture; parents also, as well ae al! interested ic work for the young are cordially invited.

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With Invalids.,

Yes? with invalids the appetite is capriciousand needs coaxing, that is just the reason they improve so rapidly ander Scott’s Emulsion, which is as palatable as cream.

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LOCAL NOTICES.

Ladies’ blucber shoes for comfort. See

WEDNESD iY, 19th OF APRIL, KEXT | (bem in our window —R. K. Jost.

AT 12 O’CLOCK NOON,

the following properties, viz:

Ist. The Queen Sire Hovee, at Donald aa with Ware

vaiuable Business Stand on et, directly oppcsite the Market resent occupied by J.B. Mc- a Dry Gceods Store. together ouse inthe rear. This prop erty will be sold subject to the unexpired lease of ssid J B McDonald, having 5 years toru”.

2od. Werehouse No. 2, alro in the rear of the above property, at present in poss- ession of 8S W Crabbe.

3ed. Da-lling House and premises on Sidney Str-et, between Great George and Prince Street, being part of Town Lot No. 9, in the 20d hundred, known as the “Waterma..” property.

4th. The two Double Tenement Houses } on Pleasan: Street, part of Common Lot | No, 32, formerly known as the “Waller” property.

Sth. Paeiure Lote No. 581 and 538 in

the Royalty of Charlotietown, at present in the occupation of Christian Boisaer.

The sale will commence at 12 o’clock, sharp, in font of the Queen Square pro- perty,at which place the Queen Square property and the Pasture Lote will be sold

The sale of the other properties will be ‘Ontinued atthe respective premises im- mediately ‘hereafter.

There v ry valuable properties will be sold without reserve in order ts close the Estate.

Further particulars can be had at the Office of Davies & Haszard or from the

undersigne : R. BEARISTO, Auctioneer

EXTENSIVE SALE BY AUCTION Estate of ‘he Late Henry P. Clements.

ructed by Janie Clements, ad- nthe sbove estate, to sell by ) the premises, Union Road, iles from the city,on Wednes- ih day of April, beginning at sharp, the total movable prop- said Estate. For particulars ls. If day proves very unfavor next daye J. MoWILLIAMS, Aucticn-er li—pat wli, dy, last 3 days

March 21---d2awts

Iam ins Mibistrax auction, ¢ Lot 32, 7 day, the 1° 10 c’clock erty of the fee handb able, sale

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Se ae First class eqente everywhere to in‘roduce the Acme Sin ight Gas Generator; only reliable Sulomatic acetylene gas generator on the mar- fick, sells at sis ti Hberal indecements to Fe agente: ap to the Sun as Co

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ro CURE TOOTHACHE IN A MINUTE

Use NERVOL. One application cures ;if not,

your morey back. Hqually good for Neuralgig adashe. 26c,2i all Druggists,

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DIED.

At Cherry Valley, on March 28th, inet., Alexipa Hannah, daughter of Jobn and Mary Dodd, aged ten monihs.

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New shoes

Will be here in a very short time. In the meantime if you want any Boots or shoes—our prices will convince you that this is the place to buy.

Odd Lines at Odd Prices

Ladies’ laced and buttoned voots, sizes 24, 3 and 34, 75c pr. :

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GIRLS fine voots, 90¢ pair. LADIES fine bcots,on cen tre table reduced to $1.25 pair. ;

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Seed Wheat.

WHITE FIFE, grown one year from imported seed—on the “Warren Farm”

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THE SHIP-WRECKED ISLANDERS

Given a Hearty Weleome---Band Music and a Precession.

The six Charlottetown merchants who were wrecked on the steamer Labrador near Skerryvore light@bout a month ago, returned to their homes yesterday, and the giad band of fellowship is being extended to them On all sides and by all persons. Everyone is pleased to eee them back again, and to know ‘that, notwithsianding Lneir rough experience, they areall in ex- cellent bealth and spirits. The party, with &@ oumber of friends who went down to Georgetown to meetthem, came to Charlottetown about 4 15 yesierday after- noon by special train. The arrival of the train was signaized by the exploding of torpedoes placed upon the rails, the biowing of whistles, the ringitg of bells, and in other ways, and hundreds of people were atthe siation and in its vicinity to meetand greet the returning Islanders. After land: g, aod receiving the congratu- lations of their friends, the party were es- corted to barouches, Galbra:th’s band, which was in waiting,playing the Natioual Anthem. Then tne procession siarted, the band leading the way, ava the princi- pal streets of the eity were traverced be- fore the members ofthe party were taken to their respective homes. They brougat with them many interesting souvenirs of their experience,—the circumstances connected with which must liager long in their memories.

RECEPTION TO FATHER CONRAN

A farewell reception was tendered Rev. Marcel Conran by St. Peter’s congregation iu their schoolroom last evening. A darge number—mostiy those who bad attended the special services conducted by father Conran during Lenti—were present, all wishing to say goodby to him whom they bed jearned to like eo much daring bis short stay among them. Needless to say the time passed most pleatantiy,and eever~ al musical selections added tothe pleasure ofthe eveomg. Miss Cotton sang a solo, Mesera Jack Uwen, T. A. Mclean, jr., and Frank Bayfield, a trio, and the later with Mr. James Hyndman played a volin duet, all of waich were much appreciated by those present, The preeidents of the var- ious societies conaected with the churcb, bad charge of the refreshments and, of course, aS they were of the very best, @!| present did their daty thereby.

PERSONAL

Lr. Delaney, of Magdalen Island, is among the guests at the Hotel Davies.

Mr. Denois Murphy, of Souris, is among the latest arrivals at the Hoted Davier,

Mr Wm. H. Hopgood, Kensington, registered at the Queeu yesterday after~ noon.

Hon. Peter McNutt, of Malpeque, is in

town. He is registered a: tne Hotel Davies. Mr. G. W. C. Oaland, of Halifax, is

here on a business trip. He is a guest at the Hotel Davies.

Mr. Joseph i. MeNeill, arrived yesterday On @ visit to who is seriously ill,

Mrs. A. 8. Hewitt, whospent the Easter holidays in Halifax, returned to Chariotte- town yesterday afternoon.

of Boston, his father

Mr. T. J. Dillon was a passenger by the Stanley yesterday, returning from a busi- ness trip to the other provinces

Revs, D. F,.McDonald, Souria, and A. J. MacAulay, Morell, were passengers to town ty the eastern traia this morning.

Mies Birdie Myers, who has been spend- ing the winter with relatives in Boston, returned to Charlottetown yesterday after- poor,

Mr, J. E B. McCready delivered his popular Jecture on D’arcy McGee before a vood audience in the Market Hall, Summerside, lastevening. Mr. McCready reiarned to Charlottetown thie morning.

Mr. James Berry, at present city editor of the St. John Sun, leaves in a few weeks for Butte City, Montana, to engage in business with bie brother-inelaw, Hon. D. J.Henneseey, formerly of Fredericton, N. Ie

Mr. James Unsworth, of the P. E Is- land railway bas been spending a few days in the city reoewing acquaintances, Mrs. Unswortb, wne isalso here, willspend a couple ot weeks with her sister, Mrs. Wun, Rippey, Chureh street.—Moncton Times.

Adw ical George Dewey wil! receive the pay and allowances of the last general of the army, wheb will give him $13,000 pay and $125 a month for the aliowances, or $14,509 a vear. As rear-admiralon sea duty be drew $6000a year and noallow~ ances. No other officer in the millitary service receives nearly as much, the pay and allowacees of the major-geverel commaniing ammounting to $8,364 an- pually.

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‘Carters’ Seeds. Grow

JAMES KELLY

Wholesale Commission Dealer in all kinds of

FRESH FISH. Ells and Smelts, Specialties, NO. 8 LONG' WHARF

ons ouicrrer BOSTON MASS

SoLIciITvEc Write for stencils and particulars.

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Tas Maits.—The foreign wail arrived in town today at ten minutes to twelve. Dox’: Forcer—April the 18th ts the date for the Junior Endeavoar ectertain- ment io the Zion Lecture Room, aillidiiieidies Arrivep.The echooner Stanley Mac, Captain Lowrie, arrived at Boston to-day from Antigua, British West Indies, Ail weli. ARTILLERY.— No. 2 Co. wil! begin drillson Monday next at 8 o’clock p. m, acd will drill every Monday night until further orders, Commirrep to Jait.—Charles Watling was this morning committed to jail fur two months in default of payment of the fine imposed upon him last week for violatiog the Liquor Regulation Act.

Orwe. loe.—The anaual Club trot will take place ou the Orwell Bay ice on Savur- day, the Sch icst., at two o’clock sharp. Some of tae horsemen of Pinnewe, Fiat Miver and Kiduo, wili wke part. By order. -_--—s.-— Potice Court.— To-day, James McNally for drunkenoess, was fined $8 or 40 days Two other druoks—Charles Hogan and K. Ferguson—were fined $2 or 10 days each. Mrs. Ubarles Watling, for violating the Liquor Regulation Act, was fined $100 and Cosis Or LWo months imprisonment. eee pom—ee Buriep tH1s Morxine.—The burial of Master John A. Martin, took place this

morning. The ututal services were beld at the church and at the grave. The deceased was a member of the

League of the Cross, and the members of that society, with the band, attended in a body.

Free Traps oR Prorgcticx.—Brook- field Literary Society and Debating Club meets next Friday evening, the 7h ivet., at 8o’clock. Tne mortily review paper will be read by Mr. Charles E McDuff, aud then a discussion on tbe subject, Which is the better policy for Canada, Free Trade or Protection,” wi!! follow.

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SociaL.—A social that was enjoyable from every point of view was held in the rooms of the Model Dancing Class, Kent Street, last evening. The programme of dances was a choice one, and the music was excellent. Mr. Wallace Stewart was caterer, and gave every satisfaction. About thirty couples were in attendance.

Scnoot Boarp.—The regular mouthly meeting of the City School Board was beld lastevening. The teachers’ reports show the enrollment for March to be 1,366 —805 boys and 561 girls. A communication from the Women’s Council was read calling the attention of the Board to the large number of bovs and girls of school age to be found in the public streete and elsewhere daring school bours and urging them to procure such an amendment of the school law at the ensuing meeting of the legitlature ae shall convey to them power to com pel pareots to gerd their children to school, Mesere Stewart ard McLeod were appointed a committee to confer with the | Mayor and chairman of the City Council with regard to the matter,

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Netvrat History Soctery.—Mr,

Newsou was the jecturerat the meeting of

the Natnrat History and Antiquarian Society last oight—his subdject the nebular hypothesis of the formation of

in a lucid Newron

this globe, which was treated

aid masterly manner. M.r. gave bis reasons for dissenting from the theory that each successive stratum of the earth’s ernst is derived from that un- derlyimg it, end maintained that each for- mation, and even the great glaciers which in old time denuded vast sreas, were all of meteoric origin and reached the earth fhom without. The lecture gave evidence of much research and study,and was heard with great enjoyment by the large audience preseut. It was clearly expressed and at limes eloqgueatand tbrilling, and was most favorably received and commented upon. The lecture was one ot the best we bave beard in Charlottetown, and it is to be 1e- gretted that so many persons could not atteod the meeting. Mr. Bulman will read the nexi paper.

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sun cr rain it is-equally indispensible Most ladies are very particular in re- gard to both handles and coverings,

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We have just opened 250 in black and brown, which for quality, beauty of handles and durability, are right up to the mark,—They aie direct from the factory, and the best value

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Prices from 88c to $3.50 each

Hollow steel tubes or sticks, whichever you prefer.

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| It has always paid us to look after our customers interests. That is one reascn why we are always basy in our tailor shop

OUR MR. SIUXTUS McLELLAl IS AN ARTIST

Having first become a practical tailor, he then studied the art of ¢ and is now master of the art, with fifteen years experience, which with the benefit of the knewledge how the suit should be

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Our importations of Clothes in Engiish, Irish, Scotch, and Canadian for the spring trade are exceptionally tin , stovwing a sity of design and coloring, not confined to one idea.

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We invite you to examine our stock and"invest:g our prices, whether you buy or not.

GORDON & McLELLAN

MEN’S STYLISH OUTFIPTIR

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Tub Butter

We offer for sale this week 75 tub choice dairy Butter at

A YERY LOW PRICE.

We want to clear this lot out at once, so now is your chance to geta tub of

G00) BUTTER CHEAP

BEER & GOFF

GROCERS TO LET.

The dwellnig house on Prince Street at present cocrpied by S C Nash, Heq The house is elig bly situated, containin nine roome, is heated with bot water, aa will be supplied with hot and cold water, and all bath ard sewerage convenenices in connection with the new sewerage system of Ch’town. Possession on or about Ist May, next. GEORGE ALLEY,

'WEGSELL ALL THE REQUISITES

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Washing Soda, Pearline,

Gold Dust washing Powder, Household ammonia, Sapolio,

Potash,

Soap,

Brooms.

Stove Bruth-e,

Scrub Brusne:,

Stove Polish,

Feather Dusters etc. etc,

SANDERSON & CO

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Fancy Sale & Tea,

The ladies of St. James Church will bold their Annual Fancy Sale and Tea, in St. James Hall on Thursdby, April 6th,

Doors open at 2,30 o’clock in theafternoon Tea from 5 to8 o’clock. Admission 10c. Tea ticke: 25 cents,

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