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LOCAL AND 0 ail,

Beer Bros. —The leading fur store

Nwas Practice Practice. of Firat Methodist Church ec orr at 8.30 to-night.

— Tue Ciry Co was in session this ret i several cases were disposed

inet Hoekav.—A meevirg of the Boys’ Hock- ev 4 “ be hel the 7.8.0. a “1 gut wt 8 o'clock einen La S, clear ur kid gloves with Jose- phine Glove Cleaner It is not a juid, eaves lor, aud can be iwhile the glove is on the hand. For sale only at A W.. Reddin’s drugstore if. For D — No. 1 Company, Garrison Artillery , mieet f to-morrow (Thursday) evening, at 8 o'clock A tuill 1 ec da t s sired as it i i money is to paid Tue Women’s Missionary Society of the Fiest M et Church wi well thea annwal meeting thie evening a t) A I gra aS te I vid aud the pul are cordially invited to attend. Cevxtry Cour In the anit of Thon-a Cau ple vs. Arthur Clarke, in) wihret it : t Suil was give at the Oc tober s gy of the County Court, judg ment was a fe lars azo rendered fur the pa tt & Te- hear g Nailin Ciry Covxew..—Iln our report of yester lays meeting of the City Cuuncil the name of Counc.llur Hooper was inalver- tently inserted insteai of that of Counci! ler Haghe-, ! speaking ofthe four men bers of the Board who ieft without pe: > SS ic sabeiiiiaininds Po Covrr.—This forenoon two sum-

monses were dismisse! Une sunrtions was for a-ing abusive anid gnage, andthe oth r for annoviog p-raons in their In the first case

the second the

profane lan-

iwelling mentioned

e pro-ecu or did not appear, and in : harge was withdrawn ima The : about

good

Tiber o'clock argo of gener J mere leave on return to- morrow large cargo of cheese, oats and other produce.

clibomeQiiiinninn

Tus Cosax.—The rived from: Montreal about 7 witb a full cargo of general She left for St. John’s direct this afternoon with a cargo which included about 3006 bags oats, 250 barrels vegetables, 30 cat: le, 75 sheep, 40 barrels oysters, and a quan- tity of butter, leather, and other sundries

Frou Moyrreat.- arrived from Montrea wna Sre wil

steamer ten thie f renoon w shandize. morning with a

Coban ar- this morning merchandize.

steamer

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A Worp iv Ss —Complaiats have been made about Loys carrying and using air guns on the streets The attention of the vendors of these articles is called to the section of the criminal code which pro- vides that any person who sells or gives a pi-tol or air gun to @ minor is liable, on summary Conviction, (0 & penalty not ex ceeding $50.

ASOYN

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For Bostox.—The Ha! fax left on r- tarn te Boston yesterday afternoon, about five o’c'ock, taking the following pas: e. - ger :— @e>. McEachern, Miss Cahi)!, Mies Louisé Siiaw, Mr-. Eliza Stewart, Captain Selomon Bateman, Mrs. Scott, Miss Se: tr, Mies Ka e McKenzie, Miss R. Haley, Charles Ketly and Andrew Pidgeon.

dioceses

A Cogrecrioy—~In the reference to Dr. MclLeod’s excellent payer, yesterday, the word “intelligent” was printed in-tead of * intellectual” tn a sentence in tnat por- tion of the address which referred to the ethical and intellectua! insensibility of the community, The inadvertent insertion of & period instead of acomma in the same sentence else marred somewhat the reading of that portion of the psper.

Acatxsy tHe Waeet.—A new ani odd craze against one phrase of bicycling has

been instituted ia San Francisco and the neighboring city of Oakland. The society forthe prevention of cruelty to children allege that atrocious cruelty is practised

helpless children by the cycling fathers strap the poor things in a seat fixed to the handle har of the bicycle and thas expose them to danger of pseamonia, and also of death, either from accident or pure fright. —_——s>— Accipexr.—-The Summer side correspondent of the Guar- dian ways: As the schooner Anuie PB. McKie was entering the barbor Jast evening the mainsail, which was be- ing lowered, struck one of the crew, named Pau! Carr and knocked him overboar!. A boat was sentout from the schooner to look for him, but he could not be seen anv where. His coat and hat were picked up He had the cuat on when he feil over- board, but evidentiy mauaged te take it off. The schooner was on her way from Char Jottetown to Miramich with a load of hay atiiipianne

DrowxixeG

Poixy Paix Byor.—In reply to the Gusrdian of this morning, we haye to say that the spar buoy at Point Prim was placed yesterday as Tux Examiner stated, and the buoy proper would have been taken op were it not for the rough. weather which prevailed, a teg baying gone out for that purpose. Tue Gugrdian was in possession of all the jact*, byt deliberately suppressed a very material fagt in order to make a point grainst Tue Exaniner. The Guardian may continue to misrepresent Tae Ex- 4uixer, bat it should at least give con- tractor Fuster that measure of justice wiich is his due.

GS eens it enn ee leet

Ladies’ Greenland

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inch length, inch sweep of skirt,

inch inch

length, sweep of skirt, 27

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39 inch length, 100 inch sweep of skirt.

length, sweep of

inch

inch skirt,

34 inch length, 112 inch sweep of skirt.

BUY NOW!

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DAILY EXAM

PERSONAL.

Mr. William Boyle was a passenger on the Coban today enroute to St

i Nal

Mr. MacLeod, Superintendent of schools, |

visited the Belfast high school on Monday Mesers. P. Blake, J.J Davies and A, N. Large were passengers on the Coban today on return from Montreal ) We note that Mr. G. J. Foster, of this lcity, was the preacher at an Anglican Sunday School Convention recently held at Brancroft, Ontario. Judging by the report in the local paper, the discourse was an able and forcible one.

Mra, Ww. c. McLeod, of Woodstock, Ont., has presented two thousand dollars } to Chalmers’ Presbyterian Church, of that thousand dollars to the Woodstock General Hospita! The ex ample of Mrs. McLeod is to be commend ed.

Sir William Vernon Llarcourt recently showed an interviewer at his New Forest home a miniature colored porirni of Byron. That,” said Sir William wth ev dent pleasure, “belonged to Lord Ba

constield, whom [ knew as a triend, and

by his executors,’

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SUPREME COURT,

Nov. 5 The Michaelmas Term of the Supreme Court met this forenoon at eleven o'cloek, the three Ju iges on the bench James Ferguson vs. E

Trespar,

jsh McKay (two case>)—Appeal heard at Georgetown. Mr. Justice Hodgson gives judgment, dismiss

and Teaac Giddings, defendant, and Edgar Mr. Mataieson reads attilavit of Hediew V. McKinnon and J. A. Mathieson, and ou motion the court mad

the order for payment by the claimant of a rule

Gri lings, cla meant.

eo ta court. anl [-are ling-, defendant, and Edward Giddings,

’ Claltinant.

James Clow, plaintitf,

Same order in this case

In re Pork Roadway, spec'al case. Mr F. L. Ha-zard moves tor an extension or renewal of time for givir from deci= on of Ju ives, time.

g notice of appeal | The court takes Subsequently Mr. Haszar i uc titied the Court that he dul not intend to pre the anpl cation for the extension of time but intended to ad pt anoth-r ccurse. The matter of the avp'ic ton of A, Lefurgey, for admission as stands over till H lary term In re Regiaald Stewart for admission as as udent in the office of A. B. Warburton. |

>| A | un Bliorh y }

fur ad i |

the cour: makes the ueual order mission. Thethree appeals fom Belfast were

allowed aod the } ulgments of the magis- trates reversed with McLean, Q.C,and D.C. McLeod for | appeallants, A. Peters and H.C. MeDona'd | for respondent. Crabbe vs. Carson aside verdict for plaint MeL an, shewed cause against the rue. Q. C.,in support of new trial. The Court reserved j ulgment antil 20th November, to which day the Court was adjourned. ‘

cost.

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—The Masons of Mississippi ave made | arule that ‘no Mas pn, either as priuei- pal, agent, employe, or in any other capa city sl all sell intoxicating liquors to be ured a+ a beverage, and the penalty there- of shal] be expulsion.” :

“eee — — The Question $ of Sanitation.

Two systems are mentioned. A system of sanitation for the city by sewerage, and the sanitation of the system by the use of

/ e s Everybody’s Pills. Both mf é

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good. The first costs big mouey, the second costs 25 ceuts.

JOHNSON & JONSON,

The Reliable Drugyists,

And Engineers for the Sanitation of the System.

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Furniture Given Away. COME QUICK!

We GIVEN you a chance to save money, and to move AWAY from worry and Make up mind to COME and look at| We

have

annoy ance. your

our Furniture and Prices.

sell QUICK and often.

MARK WRIGHT & 00,, LTD

Seal Capes.

BEER BROS.

Meta ay etn tty ine

Who Sell at Selling Prices.

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Byron's portrait was giveo me at his death : |

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| HKOUGH OUR STORE | Stoe' About Equally Divided to

Moet the Wants of Ladies and Gentlemen.

Newest things in Dress Goods.

hEWs NOTES,

j ' } So far this year ore princess, one coun- | tess, one duchess and the canghter of a reigning prince, were among the 1009 | thieves arrested in Paris.

If the Dundas Banner gets its inform ation from reliable resources, and there is every rea-on to believe that it does, Sir Richard Oartwright’s destiny ig already settled, fur the Banner says: “After he has put the finances of the country on a sound footing it is likely that he will to the Okd Country as Canadian Commie: sioner in Sir Charles Tupper’s place.” It will certainly be satisfactory to Sir Rich-

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Black and Colored Mantlings.

English and American Hat Shapes.

Walking and Sailor Hats. | Weterproofs.—First-class | warranted.

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} | | Attractive styles in Capes and Jackets |

quality, all

Duglisis Millinery.

le 3 MISS MURPHY gives complete

satirfaction to lady customers in Frimmed Millinery, nearly one hun- | dred orders out this week. Try her.

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FURS —Choice as well as cheap. | /@ON%e Every garment guaranteed or

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money refunded, All inferior -| goods are carefully excluded. | Sacques, Capes, Muffs, Ruff-. |

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ng appeal of offence cemr-itted on 6th | ta G ENTLEMEN’S Lined Kid Gloves, ae eal rf ‘ ‘ itted or > " . > ° June without coat andl dixea s ap 2] |} Warm Koitted Gloves, Kid Driving Mitte, Jl ihout oats ad disiai-se ? pea: | = on i , 20 »: . , j of off'nce committed on 2al June with ew and Buck Gloves, Fine Kid | eosta, ' vo

- » a ° . rr , ; . ,Y : Albert P. Prowse and anotier, p'aintiff, UNDERWEAR.—Perhaps the _ finest

all-round assortment in the Cer- tainly the best value, Fxtra large sizes

city,

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COLLARS and CUFFS.

SHIRTS and SUSPENDERS. HANDKERCHIEFS and HOSTERY. UMBRELLAS.

TIES.—The best ries are those that | |; keep a man home at evening. The next | best are to be found in every style in our Tie and Collar Department.

THE PEOPLE'S STO 2E.

Charlottetown, Nov. 4. 1995,

THE EVILS OF THE SCOTT ACT,

Sik,—lIt is surprising to see some of the press upholding the Scott Act, -and _ par-

to be religiously inclined. A fewdays ago two informers, one because he did not get all he could drink for nothing, and the other, | believe, paid for giving two parties away, were landed tothe skies for their conduct. What ix the Act doing? The | devil's own work! Intormers, blackmail- | ers. thieves, perjarers, yambling dens and Yet you will see in the press occasionally letters signed “A Parent” in | favur of the Act. That very parent is at the same time opening all those dens of ecmme for his family to enter. What kind of parents are these? Take some of the clergy. They have helped to open tho-e With tea vears of S_ott Act here, before this term, they ~ knew [| right well that it would be @ repetition-of the lsstjand yet theyfoug! { lice Trojans tor it. I wou!d feel uneasy- f I deperd d en anch men for ny «pirizual welfare. Itis to be hoped that they ‘wi! try and have the Act repealed the neat tine. If they do aot, the men in the bugi- ness will not, because tlie most” of th. in voted tor it.. The ¥¥6_tempérance wards gained where the froper mén were that did not want money for their votes and the temperance men claimed they won. But it wa« not the temperance men that carrjed the election; it was the men whosel! liquor and those that are now blackmailing -the people in the business. Just think of -it, tive of one family voted fur the Act and get three dollars apiece. So you see. if this city 1s ever going to get clear of the Sevtt Act the party that calls itself the temperance party will haveto> do it, It might be in their ‘avor as an atomnent for the sina that have been committed. by the Act since it was introduced in or fair city.

even worse!

Moratiry. illite THE PARK ROADWAY,

Sir,—-The Guardian says that the daily

press of Charlottetown is a “united press” touching the Park roadway and the nec- essity of its construction. No one qites- tiona the right, as well as the nécessity of the Park roadyay, but it is certainly news to the writer, who reade the two leading dailies of the city, and nas failed to see that they, at any rate, wrote a line favor- ing the high-handed act of the crowbar committee of the City Council, who went with their crowbars, axer, &c, to break duwn the fence in front of Governm ut House and thus take the matter in hand regardless of any higher authority than their own. Her Majesty’s representative very properly resisted the high-handed action of the City Council brigade, and warned them of the consequences should they dare to teuch the Government House fence. The step taken by His Honor the Lientenant Governor on this memorable occasion have been endorsed by Prémier Peters, the Attorney-General of this Proy- ince, byw fall bench of the judges’ of the Supreme Court, by Mayor Dawson, and by every reasonable citizen who adhercs ‘o the enforcement of law and order is a'l matters affecting the commonwealth. When, in the vear 1887, the Attorney- General—now Chief Justice of the Su- preme Court—introduced the Bill respect

ing “an avenue to Victoria Park,” one cf tie provisions of which was that the lan § in question should revert and be inverteu as at present forthe use of the Govern- ment and Legislature of P. E. Island, pro viding thatthe construction of said road or highway be not commenced within eighteen months of the passing of ¢aid Act. This was a wise provision, knowi: g as everybody does know, that the action « f the tide was rapidly breaking up tle shore front, hence the neglecting of im

mediate action, Time rolled on and the Act referred to becaine a dead letter. Dur- ing the winter last past, many a poor laborer, willing to work, could get no em- ployment. The condition-of the ‘labori* g classes wae known to all, but the woulu be patriotic City Council refused to move in the matter of msking provision for the laboring classes ut a time when their wants should be recognized and employ- ment given them. Buta Civic Election ix now approaching, Hence the shedding ot crocodile tears, Aspirants for civic honors are only beginning to pave the way for seate at the City Council Board!

On Looxer,

*=*oe A Silent Miracl: Worker

For while you may " ae, of a leasant beverage merely which it un- flout t -dly is, W ld Invalids Pore Wine is waking its silent way though your eyatem,and giving uwew blood.’ All may drivk it with enjoyment for it is @ fine rich wine, but it is expecially intended tor invalid«, fer itisto them an invaluable help in restoring lost strength, stimula’s ing flagging energies, and making them feel strong and young aud-hopefal. The makes it wniqne, A rare old wine and an | incomparable tonic, and not & drop of medicine in it. Sold by all dealere at $7. 50 per case of 12 quart bottles, half case

$4.00 or T5cte, per bottle. : Address— Bordeaux Claret Co., 30 Hospital Street, Montreal. dy246.

Jack Dempsey, the well-kiown pugilist,

digd rocently of cons imptios uf Po-tl ndy Ub-gon, Te

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SP eee. atts

| the mnie n erit of being absolutely

| called w»terproof goods, it 'anl tlorvugly porous. | the street, for the country, for any and

| ¥rown, Grey, Castor and Black. A

| Send in your orders before it is all gone.

| varieties; al<o a large assortment of dinner | ware,

| selected stock of fall and winter goods in i the

ard to know that after he bas established free trade he can retire to ogland and ob- serve its effects from a comfortab'e dis— tance. At present, however, the electors are satisfied to have him remain finance minister of the Opposition.

2+ere

Sensible ladies ask for cravenette. It makes up ax a beautiful costume, or cloak or wrap, while at the same time it has rain Bat, unlike the ran of so- is absolutely It is the dress for

and duo t rect,

nearly all occasions. Chiefly, it makes up in stvlizsh form, and ite be‘ng waterproof ix a tact which the surfaée does not ‘is- close. Cravenette comes in Navy, Myrtle, styl- ish dress,a comforvable cloak or wrajs from Cravenette; but for the walking dres, it is the beau ideal. 36

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We nave just received auother large stock of crockery and glassware in varied assortments,—we think all you wil: re quire for housekeeping purposes. and see our goods,—W, P. Colwill

nov2 d&w 3w

A Down has some nice dry kindling wood, It has been cut since last winter.

Nov. 2, 3in. Call and see our nice amps in so many

Those wil! be sold cheap at W. P.

Colwill’s. nov2 d&kwiw }

We are now offering our large and well various lines we carry

than ever.——W. P. Colwill. nov2 d&w 3w

cheaper

QUALITY

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PRIGES

Never Lower.

D

r. Walker,

Alfred Paquet of Souris, Maggie Deavie, of Rol'o Bay.

MARRIED

Good bananas 10 cents per dozen at W.

Carters,

We have so

If ore wishes to ways one gentleman can call another # liar without actually saying it, let hm to a discission in any meeting of profes sional men, whether they be doctors, law- yers or clergymen.

The

Board” ard the

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much contidence in our

prices On men’s, boys, and children’s cloth ing that we fee] confident that ours is the lowest, and we know that our is the largest and best.

assortiicnt Prowse Bros. Nov. 2, 2in.

learn in how many

listen

WORTH A

GUINEA A

Purify

EVANS &

We carry the Lar-

and

‘Stock of FURNITURE Never Better. in the city, Call and

——-——| be convinced of this.

JOAN NEWSOV,

Newson Block, Victoria Row.

Charlottetown, Nov. 5, 1895.

Beever ny Ca Dea mea moO even

“Many diseases arise from one cause —blood impurity.

Beecham’

SoLo BY ALL DaveastTs

Pills

(Tasteless)

the blood and,

BOX.

thus, go to the root of many maladies.

WHOLESALE AGENTS:

CO. Lto., MONTREAL

OR NAL SA RIALS WEA SASL ESA

Cheapest

Fe

ee

CUTTING

is an art not easily acquired, It is an estential element in high-class tailoring, and you'll always find the reaulie of the art of cutting at its best in our made-to-order Suits.

Our cutting exemplifies the latest and midst approved methods. Our stock of Woolens is what it should be, and com-

art On inferior Suitings, either.

We don’t waste our

prises a selection of the best and most popular fabrics offered by American and foreign

manufacturers for this season’s trade.

‘here is a time for everything, and it’s now the

nick of time to order, while we're giving special low prices on those beautiful Beaver

S.A. McDONALD,

Overcoats, See them.

Cl’town, Oct. 30, 1895—135

LEADING FASHIONABLE TAILOR.

Vpetin man Linnie emis mms § a

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2.54

D, A, BRUCE, iy Merchant Tailor

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LONDON HOUSE.

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Flannel Shirts,

Wool Uuderclothhin:, Gloves, Hosiery, Blankets, Wadded Quilts, | Selling at Low Prices for | Cash Only.

1. J. HARRIS,

Charlo:tetowa, Octoberf19, 1895—dy

<AGENT

They

80 easily;

This is the

“Eudora ” is Wrapped on name,

On the Sth inst. at Rollo Bay, by Riv, | BAT |

The modiste has her domain, but Priestley’s black dress fabrics have made the modiste’x work a pleasure. drape so gracefully, they fit

they wear so well. And their new “ Kudora” beats even Priestiey’s record. newest black dress fabric about which the ladies are full of praise. It comes ir black only, and it is finer, and has a more e€x- quisit glow, a greater width and weight, than the Henriettas, now the prime favourite. “The Varnished Priestley, stamped on every tive yards.

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1895

RESERVING. ROTECTING

Underwrear for Men.

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made and finished, ribbed, unshrinkable,

We have it to fit Men of every size and any skape, and at prices to fit pocket books of any degree of slenderness or otherwise. A good strong Suit for 39c.; similar goods but better made, o0c¢ per suit; heavy all-wool, 75c per suit ; fine heavy unshrinkable, J0c per suit; very fine all-wool ribbed, $1,15 per suit ; splendidly $1.25 ; plain all-wool, three

‘sizes, from $1.35 to $1.50 per suit; a fine, plain, all-wool, medium ‘size, $195 per suit; a splendidly made article in 3 sizes--small ) . oY te te - % ‘ > o Men's $2,65, Men’s $2.85, O. 8, Men's $3.10; very finest ribbed,

Boys’ Underwear in all sizes and _ prices,

hand-made, warrunted, from $4 85 to $5 25 per suit; a full range of

Ov.

Yery Necessary

To know exactly where you can be best suited in

Fall Wear.

We are very strongly of the opinion (notwithstanding strong assertions to the contrary

by some) that the Star Tailor still holds, as formerly, the palm for first-class clothing

We

are not anxious to have you run away with the idea that no one else can do anything decent

for you. Certainly not. to pay for an inferior article, certainly get the best.

But when you can get the best tor the same money you may have Step in and get our prices.

We are

beter prepared than ever to minister to your every want for less money than ever.

JOHN TT. McKENZIE,

Charlottetown, October 11, 1895—135 & wky

RIGBY POROUS

WATERPROOF

CLOTH

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Is an ordinary Woolen Fabric made Waterproof by a chemical process which does not change the color, feeling or appearance of the cloth in the slightest degree.

It is made a Repellant to Water. Yet it remains perfectly porous. Any Cloth can be Rigby Proofea.

It does not confine the body like a Rubber-proof Garment, and answers the purpose as well.

A Ladies’ Cloth or Tweed Drese. A Gentlemen’s Suit or Overcoat. A Coachman’s Livery Overcoat.

A Bicycle Suit or any other garment can be Rigbs Proofed, Udorless, Porous and Waterproof. 363

when you want that new Suit or Overcoat or Ulster. After you have looked all around come and see us; we will make prices so that it will be easy for you to buy, Don’t forget we don't charge anything extra for the style, We give that you can’t get in other places.

25 pieces of Bannockburn Tweeds, all double and twisted yarn. Elegant goods to wear, Made up to order in any style for $16. These goods are new and _ fresh-- not old stock.

MeK AY WOOLEN C@., The Swell Tailors.

Charlottetown, October 30, 1895—135

It is Absurd to be Cold

¥ . « « when your outer clothing can be made with- out. extra expense, so that not a breath of raw air or damp wind can get near you. Thi means an absence of colds and chills and saving of medicines and doctor’s bills. Does it sound attractive? Then use . .

FIBRE CHAMOIS

SSS Ce

to line your coats and wraps and keep out all cold, but find the name on every yar!, a8 there are many paper imitations which are worthless.

PATENTED, JULY 1890, mancu 1895. nov4—135

STAR MERCHANT TAILOR Farme.s, Lawyers, Grrocers, Carpenters, Doctors, Clergymen, Hotel Keepers, Sea Captains, Railroad Men, Druggists, Editors, Politicians, Engineers, Confectioners, Book-keepers, Milkmen,

Dry Goods Men, Hardware Men, ARE USING THE

American Highland Range,

SOLD BY

PENNELL & CHANDLER.

Charlottetown, Nov. 5, 1895--d&w

FOR SALE,

The House and Land on the corner of Pownal and Sidney Streets. For further particulars apply to the owner,

MRS. BOSWALL,

Or EUSTACE HAVILAND, ESQ.

sept 19—dy

Wants, Lost, Found, &e

Advertisements under this heading obarged five cents per line.

SERVANT WANTED—Apply to Mrs R K Josr, King Street, off Queen, 331—nov6

1U LEr--A large, commodions and well- lighted office on second flat of Merchants’ Rank of P E Island building. Apply to J M Davison, Cashier. 3i (351)—nové

$ 1 500 —$600 down, $990 on mor if de * sired—buvs desirable dwelling near centre of city, not farfrom park, good neigh- borhood, healthy, Grafton Street. Apply to A MELtIsH, London House building, or cor- ner King and Great George Streets, novs

TO LET—A shopon corner of Bayfield and Great George streets. Applyon the premises. novi

LOST—On the 201 of September, a silver- headed bamboo walking stick; also, about the [4th instant, a pair of gents’ kid gloves. Reward at this office. 31 pd—octsv

WANTED-—A cook, Apply at the REVERE HoreL. octe

CLASSES for instruction in embroidery will be opened November 5th by Miss A Long- worth, at her residence, Water Street. Mate- rials for work supplied. tf—oct29

W ANTED—A busheler for altering cloth- irg in our ready-made department—repair- ng, etec.—MCKAyY WooLen Co. oct22

Try Us for Clothing

Heavy Ulsters,

Warm Overcoats,

Good Warm Reef rs,

Men’s Suits,

Boys’ Suits,

Men’s Pants (150 pairs at a great bargain), Warm Underclothing,

Heavy Top Shirts,

Cardigan Jackets,

Winter Caps, :

for anything you want,

for the lowest prices yet,

and you will be rewarded by siving money.

for for for for for fur for for for for

‘ry Try Try Try Try Try Try Try Try Try Try Try Try

us us us us us us us us us us us us

J. B. MACDONALD & C0.

Charlottetown, November 5, 1895—dy & wky

MARINE VILLA TO LET—Situate adjeia- ing Dundas Esplanade, in the most healthy — of the city, fronting the Hillsborough

River, formerly occupied by Dr Dawson. It hat a fine lawn, coach house and stable a most desitable residence; rent $200 a year, paid quarterly. Apply to Bens DAVIES. octi—d&w guar vaw pat law

’O LET—House with eight rooms besides hen and pantry; nicest situation in town;

moderate; possession immediate'y, Ap- ply at this office. tfi—octaz

. TO LET—The brick house on Queen Stree Loccupied by Charlies Hermans, contain ‘nine rooms; heated by hot air: posses-

stom November Ist. Apply to ALEXANDER

HORNE ti—se pts

TO LET—Two offices in the Stamper Block

Apply © PrRowszE Bros tfi—mayi

TO LET—A commodious warehonse on Pownal Street, until now occupied by A, Horne, Esq. Apply to Dr. BLANCHARD.

sept 233-11.

TO BOARDERS—Mrs 8S. R. Stumbies has good accommodation for boarders at her residence,- corner Prince and Dorchester Street Sitmation central. Rooms large and airy. House heated with hot water. sept 23

GIRL WANTED—Good references re- quired. Apply to Mrs BourkKgs. adas Es planade, Water Street. octil

WANTED-— By a young married couple (with one child two years old), board in a rivate family. Write wo P O Box 166, stating rd, location, etc. septs

TO LEC—That beautifully situated two- ory ——s on Prince Street, now occupies y James Reddin, Esq; possession given first fJaly next Also, cottage situated on Hills orough Sireet, lately occupied by Wallac Arbing; possession given atoncs. Apply t PEAKE Beo3 & Co. 135 Uf—septli

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