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NEW GOUDS

\RRIVING DAILY AT

TK coks &Co

*GELEBRATED nats

Nhe

We |.ave received our first shipment of the We. A. Weeke & Co’s noted 50: Cash-

merein blue and jet black.

As we bought this line before the rise in price, “e Can give you the same value as

be‘ ore

A LSO— . ‘ ,i}> New effects in Creponas, Laeters, Brill anteens & Poplins in plain and fancies:

NOTE.—We will soon bave our black geods lepartment replemished with the atest nod newest goods in the market and will be able to give you values, same a;

our predecessors.

Preparing for Spring

|

rat lot of Spring hats and flowers band. With three times the space devoted to millinery, we will be able to show some~ thing choice.

Our

Nove ties in veiling, Black aud Cream. Nove ties in Ladies’ Boles, see these they ate very choice,

& Saturday evening we were kept busy attending to the Easter want with our spec- ial French Kid Gloves at 82c per pair, many orders by mai] note and personal were received showing, the people had con- fidenee no our advertisements -

(We advertise what we have)

WEEKS & GO

lhe Peoples’ Store,

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Free

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MARCH 28, 1£99

Local and Other Items.

urtTeR AND CHeest.—An advance ip the price of cheese is reported at Montreal. Dealers anticipate a regular siege from buyers from the beginingof April to th middie of the month, and seme even think it not impossible that 12c will be pad for choice stock by that time. Finest creamery butter is reported very acarce at 204 to 2lc; under grades are about a cent less.

sciatica

A Frxe Famity Grove — The departure | from bis home of Mr. D. J. Jenkins, son of | our esteemed friend Robert, Jenkins, of Mt. Albion, was made the; occasion for photo- graphing the Jenkins’ , while aj) the living members were at hand, result is one of the finest familv groups

” 1 Tami

we bave ever seen, Compr all. There are nine sons aod five daughter» living, and there have beentwo deaths, | Mr. Jenkins had been twice’marrie?. His son who is now making the break in the family circle intends going to Brit.sb

Columbia. —_—- »>--—_—

Summersipe Resipents will have an op- portunity next Monday evening of witness ing & most interesting entertainment as

the Engineers have decided to g ve their military exhibition in the Market Hali on that date. The eorps will go to Summerside on Monday afternoon inaepecial train and return home the same evening. The Engineers may be looked upon as a provincial organization as they

certainly bring credit to the Island and no doubt the good people of Summerside will give them a bumper house.

PERSONAL.

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Captain Nelson, of the 8, S. Elliot came to town today.

James E. McDonald, M. L. A., Cardi- gan, was a passenger to town by the east~ ern train today.

To-day Miss MacEacbern paid a visit to one of the largest millinery openings in the States.

Mr. L. L. Beer and Mr. Ed. among the passengers on the west this morning.

séessrs Frank Riley, Montreal and R. McHaffie, Hamiltoc,commercia! travellers, came to town this morning after being several days in the eastern part of the Island. The former represents H. Shorey & Co. and the latter W. E. Sanford Co., both manufacturers of clothing.

Bell were train going

Miss Winnie Cox, daughter of the late Dr. Frank Cox, crossed by the Capes route to-day en route to Newport, Rhode Island, where she will enter the New- port Hoepital for a course of instructions. A large number of her acquaintances assembled atthe depot last evening to wish ber bon voyage.

fr.H. C. Smaliwood, who for some time past conducted a meat store on the cornor of Hill-borough and Richmond Sis, is, his many customers are sorry to hear, about to dispose of his business stand and property, and has parchased a farm in Mt. Herbert, which occupation he intends to pursue. We wish Mr. Smallwood every success in his chosen occupation.

The death of Mre. McDonald, Matron of the Hospital forthe Insane, will be sincerely regre ted by many triends. Ft, moreover, involves a distinct loss te ile public service. Mrs. McDonald was eom petent and active, kind and populer,— jability and character

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woman of prove will be difficult to find a pers as wel fulfil the duties of the re position which she, for many years, be | in the hospital.

ponsirie

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There will be a meeting of the Execativ Committee of the Y.M. C.A.,in the Secretary’s cflice on Thursday aft+:noo at 4 All members are - quested to attend.

30 o’clock.

There will be no hockey at the rink to

Ali you have to do droy

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| to get one Is to | a postai card with your name | : : i s, and the name and address |

of a d: aler who dosen’t sell it.

Ro yal Oak Soap is the only pure haduiterated oap

JAS, D. LEPTHORNE & CO, Charlottetown Soap Makers

bn Ore ore & Oye ory ordre i AS DS US = BS TS BS

BUY SEEDS

—FROM—

Haszard, & Moore

hey sell only

First Cuorce SEEDS. Our specialties are thoice Flower

ad garden

Vegetable Seeds.

We lead all for SWEET PEA SEEDS.

HASZARD & MOORE

now on the

in eucha bad cond ti n

neidere d st

ice 18

may be ci

night as the that the season end,

oo

That Gomfertadieses ex» Blucher Shoe

Is still to be found in our

stock.—-We could not

get along without it.

Every la¢€y who wears those shoes is loud in her praises of them, Are you looking for comfort and wear combined ina ladies’ shoe ?—Its here- -

We've proven it,

185

a pair, and good value at that. Try a pair if you

waat lots of comfort.

_K. JOST

STAMPER’S CORNER

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EASTER CATTLE.

Many Choice Animals tobe Slaugh- tered,

The showing of Easter beef this year is excellen’ in. every particulir. Ame g here are are several acita@ist a are wor by of «p-ea! ment on There ix a pure- bed Shortuermn and nine months old, whch weighs the exiraordivary weight of 2315 | pounds, and another steer of the same ave and breed which weighs 209@ pounds. Piney have aleo a Yeretord heifer wich weghs 1550 pourd the lary- estand fa ts iteti nat w- have vet see, Dive we hg- of t atile, so far os obtat

eteer, three years

T bese ar

The | &'Veu below :—

sing eixteen in |

} taken place

able up lo (Le time of going to presse, are

BLAKE

BROS Lhe

l steer fed AOR. iss bdvescseatent O

by I lake

Local

SPELLING Bre Town vs. nightin Y. M. ©. A. Hall.

CUouniry to-

" . ’ ny l'ne Progs.—Mok

tioners or) little big ser temperature.

allele

TRutat PownaL -fhe snoual club trot 19 to’ ke plsee on Pownal ice tomorrow atone v’clock p. m,

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Tue Maits.—E .vhty-two bags of mail left Tormen this morning at twen minu \ dourriv din tow ‘ halite, ue

wotsinaiibiten

Arrer rae Fing.—The Pioneer learns that buwid ne Opera nse are to teé Gori menced a nce onthe scene cf th: late disastrous fire at O’L ary Statio:.

Nateean Hist ry. —Th sntj ctof Mr. Newson’s paper at the néxt meeting 0 the Natura! HistorviniArt qustian Socies ty will be Geologieal evid nees of K-plers Nebalar Hy; ottcais,

Carte AccePTeD.—At the meeting of

es Ra 2,090 = ee ee oe eta 1,690 | 7. oi “ Seca eS oe “s ee 1,595 veh SGA cae ee 1.575 ape - cae a Sa “ CRE TC pat, Sale 7 Wot re ee : " PS ciaiaslas 1,505 es " A " _ os .465 | ie : mere 1,466 | ee " sentoinadecomellee eee " eB lheifer “ ae 1,550 Lae * Pe +01 530 | L heifer “ a I . - " Sa 1248 bi 2 - kdats siete a * * veut ssotse 100 7 . " cian aeaae 1,165 " a « cent ae 1,170 waren cee he " : et eda, » olde a od EE tea , » " cose aie 1,80 a ~ “ ey l cow 66 I a 1 3a7 “é “

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SAUNDERS & NEWSOM.

1 ex fed by M. Smith...........1930 ” ” = ee . 1290

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1 cow OD Be cin ck cnc hee 1 ox SB Be oe tins _ ™ Re ES

1 cow Oe eee cc acta 1280 " ” ” ua acide ion

7 “« Mock Farm ... ssa ..1 ee

DRAKE BROS,

Loew 6h ‘tn. Bs Dal rcdasnces 1286 sa < Meoek FRU .4ccke:n tee

. « A Boomer. ..... inimieeee Lhbeifer “ ” sekceee aoe l cow si Drake Bro; . . .s ; e000 L B10 - - Soe ae ine

- . - seseneenigekc nae

Ll ox ¢e " bnéekecd 3a l cow * . C Palaee (vie L185 l heifer * ee Se cee 1025 1 ox = vies sp nlcece aes ae oe ” . eS | Lox red Be A See. Chik ck ek. 1080 l cow ted by A Dunphy......... cece lL 00

THORNE BROS.

1 cow fed ty McKinnon............ 960 6 2 ss ho eas 1310

“ 6 PhOrne BiG0 ss ccscocsscecess dean

| heitee “% Be Mettts...uii...... eee

A. BELL.

l cow fed ty—Sto i es 1072 Lou.* (8. 2: Bee, .. 1205 ae - o a eee

l cow® “ Stock Farm ies ae

E. WHEATIEY. l cow fed by—Srock Farm............132 inital. ae

“< +s oe G Lewie.....

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A Very Suppen Deatra.—Last Wedner- lay Mr. Morton S. Hughes, trave'ler f + he J. H. Gould implement works, Smith’s lf’ ]'*, was in the city on a business trip.

eing anold friend he spent a couples of vours with The Freeman. He was in rood health and spirits awd discuseed cur- rent topics in his usual intelligent way, finally deciding te re.oain in Kingston over night and preceed te Collins’ Bay oo Thursday morning. He left this office with the intention of callirg again im the evening, but he was taken suddenly ila ew hours after supper and he retired to

his room im tne Stanley Hotel. When the servent went to cull| him for breakfast, he wes found partis liy sitting on the hed, death having

in the ear'y bours of Thars- day morning from the bursting of ao in

ternal artery. Decea-cd was a soa of Mr. J. W. Hughes, Ottawa, was about thirty-

five years of age, avd wasa nephew of Archbishop O’Brien, of Halifax, who sen’ a message of condolerce to the bereaved relatives. He was unmarried. Hit brother Ambrose and Mr. Gou’'d, hie em- ployer, arrived here on Friday morning and accompanied the remains to the resi= dence of his’ parents at 99 Kent streer, Ottawa, from where the funeral] wok place on Saturday morning to St. Patrick’s Church, Rev. Father McNally celebrating a solemn R«quiem Mase torthe repose of his soul. The funeral was conducted by the St. Patrick’s branch of the C. M. B.A., of which the deceased was a member.— Kingston Freeman.

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TENDERS

SEALED TENDERS addresseedto the undersigned and endorsed “Tender for new roof”, will be received at City Clerk’s office, until noon, on Saturday, April 1+t, from any person or persons willing to contract for the building of @ new roof on the Queen’s Wharf Warehouse, according to plan and specification to be seen at the office of Messrs Phillips & Chappell.

The Council do not bind themselves to

Presbytery veld isforenoon Rey D B. McLeod acccepted the ea!l1o Zion ‘harch, and Rev. 7.0. Robertson, of Marshfield, accepted the call to Tryon and Bonshaw.

canines Tne SvanLey. —The Stanley left Picton early this moroing and got to Georgetown about eleven, A special bronght the passengers to town arriving here shortly after two o’clock.

Sr. Perens Catuepran.—The Rev. Marcell Conran will deliver addressas to girleand young women daily this week at

4p.m. He will also preach each evening

at 7.30. Children’s service daily 5 p. m. tf.

Over Istanp Macazine.—If you have not yet bougbt a copy of the Prince Ed- ward Island Magazine get one tonight, as the March number is almost sold out. For eale atall the bookstores and at R. B. Mason’s news stand. Price 5 cents.

siehiiiinttpientenie

Bicyo.e Compine.—A Montreal des- patch says: A scheme to consolidate the bicycle manufacturing companies is about completed, and it is stated that ap- plication will be made at once to the Dom. | inlov government for incorporation, under the name of the Canadian bicycle company, with a capital stock of three million, in bundred dollar shares, half preferred and half common. The object of the combina. tion is to manufacture a cheap line of wheels for the purpose of competing with Awervican wheels.

Tue Licar axp Power Company’s ehow rooms on ()1een Street attracted considerable attention Jast night, and certainly this is an __ interesting place atany time. Besides a number of articles in the windows, such as gas stoves and utensils, a pew incandescent gas lamp aroused the curiosity of the passers by.

This lamp looks like an incandescent electric light but is very much brighter and of a steady white light. t is very handsome = and will surely take well. The new patent gas. lighter, which ignites

by the chemical action of the gas, isa

Deata cr a Centenarta N.—There died at Cherry Vailey ov the 25th jest., prob- abl, the oles per-On 1a the yrovince. Her pame was Catherine MacGilvery,end her age was one hundred and twelve years. She was the last cf a family of that name who settled at Cherry Valley about eighty years ago. She was not known to have

any relatives oo the Island. She led a very gait life. Never in all her long

exi-tence was-be known to be in Charlotte

town. Being unableto werk for a great uum ber of years she was dependent on her friends for many of the comf rts of and fort unately for she] ved in a Cummun- ity that believed with the poet that—

; ilfe

Tie heart benevolent and kind The most resembles God.

She was the rec’pient of many acts cf kindness, the last but by so means least being tat of Mr. Acorn, of Mill View, whe, with bis b-autifu! new hearse, conveyed her remains to their last resting plac- in the Roman Catholic Cemetery ut Verron River,

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Ladies and Children who require a gentle laxative occasionally, will find an idea] one in

Everybodys Pills.

sa

One or two pills at a time 1S in most cases quite sufficient. They are mild in

action, donot gripe, ®ae pur- ely vegetable, and not in- jurious in any way. Being sugar coated and small in size they are easily swallowed.

‘ 32 pills in each.

25c a bo.: Sold py all druggists.

accept the lowest or any tender,

By order, H. M. DAVIDSON, March 27,1899 —dy3i City Clerk

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remarkable contrivance and with it I gas Jamp has all the conveniences of electricity.

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One of the finest ranges of ma-

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draperies ever shown here.

WOOeee Bene 2a * 47°O4S8F S42 O888 Ff

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STANLEY BROS.

‘he Always Busy Store

SIXTUS McLELLAN

ING Suil$

& OVERCUATS

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. SIXTUS McLiLLAN [5 AN ARTIST

Having first become a practical tailor, he then studied the art of cutting and is now master of the art, with fifteen years experience, which with the benefit of the knowledge how the suit should be made, gives him a great ad- vantage over ordinary cutters. : ;

Our importations of Clothes in English, Irish, Scotch, and Canadian for the spring trade are exceptionally t ne, sfowing a diver- sity of design and coloring, not confined to one idea.

We invite you to examine our stock and investig our prices, whether you buy or not.

GORDON & McLELLAN

MEN’S STYLISH OUTFITTERS

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A In ali the painting you have to do, or direct, you he areinvited to consult us freely about the best Ways 4 aang of using THe SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Paints, Our &

ex perience of thirty years is at your e#ervice.

For anyone sending us a photograph or archl- tect’s drawing of his building, our artists will pre- pare a plan for painting, giving several artistic color combinations from which to choose. This is free.

We'll help you by sending you, free, “Paint PoinTs,’’ 4 little illustrated guide to practical painting about the home, telling how to save money and get the best returns from using paint.

If you will tell us your needs when you are about to paint, we'll send you color cards of the paints that will suit you, 4 and illustrations of buildings [Ag showing color combinations, \

THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPAHY,

PAINT AND COLOR MAKERS, _ Canadian Dept., 21 St. Antoine Street, Montreal

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For

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brilliant. It dyes to any shade. Leading Druggists sell it.

applying tothe Canadian Depot, | May pole

8 Place Royale, Montreal.

Tree "le Lele LoL Le LS

You can dye perfectly and quickly at home now, in the modern way, with Maypole Soap, without disorder or uncertainty about the results you'll

et.

Maypole Soap is sold in all colors

—they are absolutely fast and they are

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Soap

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