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Rirst White Goods Sale

All New Goods

| die > Tielerweor in N zht Dresses

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& nickere,SuirtesVorset Love s, Chemise. z \ . the iatest erns :al designs.

; Best value mine C :

Embroideries

i sndaome designs, trom le vd ». Child ren’s 27-inch Em bro lery S} irtirc g eure

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a] value sel. 1og at

Household — Goods

Plain and twilled, English and Canadia makes. 72, 81,90. All price... Our snec

wl T2-0ch at 16

Pillow Cottons

English and Canadian, all wiiths, 40, 42

44 4, iach. Cireular, 46 inch special, 10e e 42inch “ lee Pisin 442 inch special 9.1.€

All other widths at very low prices.

White Cotton 4! to 16c

Honockses, $2~ioch, Times Cloth, Extra value

Towels,

Our tuo leaders in towels. Pine Linen Huck, 20 x 40 2c. pr.

“ “ 23 x 43 35s. pr. Weeks &C

The People’s Store _NOTE—We are daily expecting our ta- ot Iinentand Napkins. These are goode bought low tor cash and the very best val- ae Itwill pay youto wait—W & Co.

RACES! In Friday Evening, Feb. 3rd. | FRED SCOTT, OF MONCTON,

Ope of the swiftest of Maritime Province “Caters wiliskate ai Mile for the Champion-

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DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JANUARY 31, 1899

Things to Make a Note of.

tee ee

Come to the social this evening g.

Tosxcar—St

James Hall Rev. Mr. Fnilerton. Sabje ct “Dabliu” Goe views of kreland. Admission 15e.

Rev. T. F. Fullerton is to lecture James Hall

In S

to-night on Dablin and its

, ®nvironipenota -don’t miss it

ae ; — ~ Rev. A. F. Browne, of North River, will the evangelistic meeting 10

Baptist church to-night at.2 o’

the

; } vlock. You

are especially tovited,

c:oth from the front of uv. Calder & So

Store had beiter return the sam:

; #21 eave troubie, as he is we!!! known

| An excellent programme of readings.

| mMus.c, tableaux etc. at the Prince Sirvet

| Sckocol concert on Thursday evening > | February Sihin § Peter’s Schoolro vi

| Admission 15 cis

| A Miesionarv prayer meeting will be

held in Grace Chur

day) afternoon W.M. L. Rev Mr Ravymoed others willtake part. All A collection wil] be taken.

H tomorrow (Wedn es-~ under the auspices of the with the

0 » } are invtted,

| The ruce between Scott of Moncten and Gaudet of Charlottetown will be a contest | well worth seeing, and this race in itself is well worth the price admission. Since

McCormack and Breen raced in the rink

of

| | seen when these two meet.

Basket and pie social and 82d band en-— | tertainment in Heartz’s Hall,

Feb.1 5th. Doors open at q o0,entertainment |

commences at 8 o’clock. Ladies with io Bs ‘

| baskets fre e, gentlemen admission lOc.

| Proceeds in aid of the new P. KE. I.

| Hospitai.

Don’t forget the races at the Friday nigh.. There is an unusual amount of interest being taken in these races and there is quite a lot of uncertainty in skating circles just now as to the re

will be done by the two men in Charlotte- town whoare best fitted to determine the respective value of each contestant as ther know their very sireke.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Queen Hotel: @. Hennebury, Argyle Shore; Geo. Fortes, Vernon River; William Sterns, More!l; David Egan, Mt. Stewart; J. A. Macdonsid, Gienaladale; J. Mc- Eachero, Cheriy Valley; Alice Weeks, Charlottetown; Edith. Weeks, do.

Hotel Davies - Neil McQuarrie, Thos. W. Read, Summerside ; Jas. W Richards, Lsideford; J 8 Teskey, Montreal: Geo. W Hibbett, Georgetown; Ernest E Ross, Quebec: Walter Matheson, Charlottetown

MARRIED.

At St. Mary’s Church, Sturgeon, on the 10th January,by Rev.Wm.Phelan, Donald Jameson, son of John Jameson, E-q., of Sturgeon, to Miss Isabella M. Kiely, daugh- ter of Jobn Kiely, Esq., of White Sands.

DIED

Qa Monday evening, January 30:h., of pneumonia, Rosa Maud Stewart, fifth daughter of the late R. Bruce Stewart Esquire,of Stratugartney.

{Funeral from the residence of the Hon. Danie] Davies, on Wednesday F-bruary I[st., at 945 am.,to St. Peter’s Church, and from thence to Strathgartney. |

Entered into rest, on 3@:h inst., Dr. T. J. Leem ing, aged 80 years.

“SUPREME COURT.

Tvespar, Jan 351.

thipe? PE Island, again-t

1 GAUDET, OF CHARIOTTETOWe, |

who how holds the title.

the sameevening there will ye Race, in which Mxicom St swart,

Large, the younger Gaudet and Jack McLean

wi compete; and also a 2 Mi'e Handicap,

Which will incluce Seott, Gaudet and other

Charlottetown flyers

HOCKEY. |

00 tie same occasion the Second Match on me intermediate Hockey League will be pared between the 2nd abegweites and 2nd —— Teams, and considering the result of we St. John games, it is needless to state how Hot the Match will be. g Although the expense of bringing Fred Seott here is great the Manager has decided to stick to popular prices, Admission 2) ¢ “nts Reserved Seats on promenade “avery 35 cents Stana (9 seats) 50 cents. reetved prices of course inclu “ekets for sale at ©. D. Ra din’s and Johnson « Tohn:op ed Stores J00rs open at 7 3 O'clock

| Mile boys’ P ys’ Race commences sauetved Seat plan at Cb Re

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be al Mile Louis

’ } scents

le admission, ikin’s, A W 8 (Kent Street mn

st 810 sharp ikin’s Drug | ARTLETT

Jan x Manager

eit

RINK TICKETS |

aN aod after Wednesday *® reduction will be mede in kets a3 followe: —

Gentlemen’ T 8 Tickets ns oket ‘

February | tink 82.50 | S150 B1L.00 |

7 —_— Te a Oo. 2s. oe ef

Children’s

a February and March lave always ms 800d skating months, the above Swill at once be recogn) zed a8 very | Ses for two months’ skating. These | Ved tickets cao only be obtained from

A.A. BARTLETT,

. Manager 4 5 ‘ Thc scenincsemceitiaiah a wlOST.~a purse betwen the Post Office

Moore & MM, , «& McLeods’ W MMGiictice™

itemise ida al cD j eet —in this cityon Friday, January 27 a Marded’e' Trimmed glasses Fincer will be re- ¥ leaving them at this office,

tinder ple se

a 4 Few Lell

The trespass case of O'Bricn ve. Mc Kenna is etill engaging the attention of ‘he court.

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Hocxey-—Arrangements have been completed for a match game gf h ckey at St. Dunstan’s College rink, on Thursday, Tth inst., between the Crescenta of Cra pand, and 2nd Victorias of Charlottetown. There will be one hour anda-nalf free skating for Jadies and gens after game, Band in attendance. Be sure and come.

All parties indebted to Dr Matneson, Montague Bridge, are bereby notified tc ca l and settle their accounts, on or before Feb. 11th, 1899. Oa that date, all urpsid accounts will be placed in the haods of bis attorney for collection. d&w21

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e Have Only

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They are displayed in our east ; winnow. If you want a very

pretty

PHOTO FRAME

ata very low price, we would advise an early call.

1

A pretty Photo Frame for 2@c A handsome Pooto Frame for 30 cents.

A lovely Photo Frame for 952 The original prices of which were two, three and four times as much as we ask for them now

W. W. WELLNER

The Great Watch House.

The person who took the three pie ces of

& | worth’s Interpretation ot Nature,” read be- | ; aa ; | er Graspesia will complete loading at Hali-

ther e bas been no such skatir g as will be |

Wednes lay '

rink on |

spective merits of our local flyers and the handicap race ili conclusively settle the question. The hundicaping ,

PER3ONAL

ies : oo ' c?

Rev. D. B. Reil, ot Kelly’s Cross, is in the city.

Senator Prowse, of Murray Harbor, is at | Lie Hotel Davies. |

‘

His Lordship Bishop Macdonald went | west yerterday afternoon

C Horne bas returned from a busiuess trip to the country districts

Hon. James W. Richards of Rideford, is among the guests atthe Hotel Davies. |

T . :

MrA. P. Prowse, of Murray Harbor, | is among the greats at the Hotel Davies. |

Mr, |

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Ti suncilior

William Sterns, of Morell, isin yy en route to Truro where he will remain for amonoth or two. He tered ut the (Jueen Hotel.

Rev. Mr. Moss’ paper

is regis-

, entitled “ Words-

fure the Literary society here, last Friday evening, is being highly spoken of.—Pic- tou Advocate,

;

Lady Aberdeen has already commenced to work hard in the interest of the Inter- | national Council of Women elde which society intends ho! ling a large meeting tn summer, at } sentatives from al! the different societies | in the United Kingdom wili be present.

Dr. J. W. Gregory has been creating @ sensation in the Royal Geographical Society, by maintaining that the earth is | in shape not asphere, but an approach to | & square. It isdtattened, be holds, both | atthe equator and the poles. There are atill here and there people who hold it flat allover. ‘Zhe doctor’s theory may open a way for a compromise betwee n the extremists. > : i Phe late Mr Chisiquy left a last states carefully prepared and _ legally attested, in which he affirmed that he would never be a Roman Catholic. He | set forth his reasons in strong language, | reaffirming the charges made by hito in his fighting days, and directed that pub- | licity should be given to this declarauon, | anda copy be sent to the Archbishop of Montreal. It appears that Mr. Chiniquy : | had a fear that it would be stated afer he | |} was deadthatin his last hours he bad | returned to the church of his youth, aod this document was diawn up as proof to the contrary.

on the other

woe which repre-

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ment

The celebration of the golden wedding of Mr, and Mrs. Bertram Moore, at Bay City, Mich., took piace last week. Among the many handsome presents received on the interesting occasion was a beautiful tea set and clock from the official board of the Methodist church. Congratulatory letters and telegrams poured in from every quarter. The happy couple are former resi- | dents of Charlottetown, and are the parents of Mr.J.A. Moore, teller of the Bank of Nova Scotia in Charlottetown and of Mre. J. R. Davison, also of this city. Tur Examiner adds its congratulations, and trusts that they will live to enjoy many more happy years together.

Dont Miss Ir.--The following ladies and genilemen will furnish the programme for the social this eveving: Readings, Miss Alley, Mz. Hatfield; vocal rolos, Mrs Watt,s Mrs, H. Large, Miss Colby, Mr. R. C. Crowe, of Truro. Prof. Harry Watts is also down for a clarionet solo, ard selec~ tions will be rendered by 8S. S. orchestra during tne eveving. ,Admission Ldcts. Homemade candy for sale.’

Tue Creseents Wix.—Referee McMil- lan has given his decision in the Crescents- Star heckey match, deciding in favor of the Crescents. It will be rennembered that at the close cf the second halfin the match game played between these two teams the score was even and he Stars declined to goon the ice again and play until either s'de scored.

InteRESTING Di-cours—E.—The Junior Endeavorere of the First Methodist Charch were last evening treated to an interesting and instructive address by Rev. W. J. Kirby. His subjectwas “What we are made of,” and hisdescription was materi- ally aided by blackboard illustrations, The various elements composing tbe body were explained and defined, and at the close the learned lecturer was heartily thanked for his able effort.

Goop ror Hriissorovcn.—T be follow- ing quotation from an _ letter by an English firm, to Mr. Horace Haszard, concerning a shipment of butter from Hillsboroug Dairying Company per S.S. Gaspesia is interesting news for thecompany but more especially for Mr. Morrow their butter-maker: Butter just arrived, This is very nice certainly, the best we have seen from the beautiful Island in che St. Lawrence.”

For tHe Hosprtat.—There will be a grand concertat Harrington, Brackley Poiof Road, on the evening of Friday next, February 3rd. A choice programme will be rendered by the best city talent. The concert will begin at halfapast seven. The proceeds will go towards the P. E. Island Hospital fund. Make a point of

| are invited. Tea on the table a’ 5.50 p m.;

| dicated during last night was two above

| above was the reading.

| in Obam bers. | son, Q OC, forthe petitioner and H C Me~

' cided succese,

THe Weatwzr.— Fair and cold.

Tok Sraniey crossed to Georgetown thiemorniong. She leaves for Pictou to-~ morrow morning.

Giliatoiel

Founerat Notice —The funeral of tbe late Mr. McLeod will take place at Dun- staffnage, Sc. Peter’s Road, on Wednesday, at 2p. m.

Tue Marts. — The boats with 1128 bags of |

mail matter Jett Cape Tormentine at 8.40 this moruing

The special trai reached

the city at 2 o’clock.

= Hautirax.—The Herald sibility that the steam-

Mayr Loap at 8avs there 1s @ pos fax for Milford Haven.

eee

Satvation Army.—A will be conducted in to-night,

special meeting the 8. A. Barracks of a very uoique character, con- sisting of a tablenux of iour scenes, taken from the scriptures,

sides

Tea axp Entertrainment.—To-morrow evening in Zion Church basement, tables will be spread for the big tea to which all

entertainment to follow; all for 25 cents.

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Tue Temperatcure.—The lowest in=

zero. This morning at nine o'clock three During the nighi about half ap inch ol snow fell.

Gavtant Exvrorion Case.—The argu- mentin tae Gajlant election case is today taking place before Mr. Justice Hodgson McQuarrie, Q C, and Mor~

Donald, Q C, for Gallant.

Basker Socta ~The basket social at Fort Auguetus, last eyening was a de> The musical and literary programme was weil rendered. The amount realized was about $150. The social was in aid of the church fund,

Scorr Act 1x Moncroy.—Moncton hasa surplus of $6,100 Scott Act fines for the year 1897. The previous years net re- venue from fives was $1,500. The ins crease in 1898 was due to the fact that the inspector conducted prosecutions himself.

Frarernat Vistr.—The Loyal Crus- aders, of North River, numbering atout for'y, paid a fraternal visit to Company A, of Charlottetown, last evening, and were most hospitabiy received. After the rendering of a capital literary and musical programme tea was eerved.

P.E. I. Hosrrrat.—Miss McMillan’s recitalin sid of the ward for crippled children inthe newP. E. I. Hospital is announced for February 17th. People are usked not to make any social engagements untilafter the programme appears, as we are sure that very few would like to mies the entartainment, which full particulars will be given later.

Hockey.—To-night at St. Dunstan’s College the C. B. College will play a match game against a; the St. Dunstan’s boys. Game will commence 7.45. sharp to give the visitors one hours’s free skating after match. Special train will leave station at 730 sharp. League ot Cross Band in attendance. Everybody come and hear the latest cries.

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Leacve or THE Cross.—The League of the Cross social in the Lyceum last night was a great success. A short programme of ;vocal and instruments! music, inter~ eperscd with several selections by the League band, was well rendered. Re~ freshments. were provided. During the evening Father Johnston administered the total abstinence pledge to about 280 mem- bers. The members of the League attend- ed in regalia.

Ciry Scnoot Boarp.—A special meeting of the City School Board was held last evening, at which the estimates for the current vear were submitted. The princi- pal items were discussed at some length, aod they will be finally adopted a: the next meeting of the Board to be held on the first Monday in February. The Board decided to pay the teachers two-thirds of the amount of the supplement withheld by tne Provincial Government. This means that the Board will have to pay about $500 more this year than last.

Po.ice Court.—There were seventeen cases disposed of at the pclice court dur- ing the month of January. There were 4 convictions for drunkenness, 3 for violat- ing the Liquor Regulation Act, 2 for refue- ing te assist the police in the discharge of their duty, 3 for assault and 1 each for vagrancy, larceny and nuisance. One drunk was dismissed, also one summons charging a breach of the Liquor Regula- tion Act. There were in all 15 convictions against the same number for the corres~

reason for selling them at such prices,

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We are selling so many of those soiled hair brushes is because our prices are so low, considering the quality of the goods. are Only sold at these low prices FOR CASH.

The prices range from 20 to $1.30. The goods are forthe most part soiled backed, with good strong bristles. See them.

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Good, Sound, Solid Values in New, Meritorious and Wanted goods

EVERYTHING AS REPRESENTED OR MONEY REFUNDED.

Housekeepers Supplies

Have in mind the best value you ever bought,

then come here and we'll beat it.

Linen huck towels, 27 inches long, by 15 wide.

M cts Each

36 in. long by 18 wide 40 cts Each,

40 ins. long by 20 wide 2 > cts pair

45 inches long by 25 wide, bleached and half bleached in this lot

2 @) cts each ~~»~e ee 22 2 8D Sheetings ——a

Never so much value crowded into sheetings.

72 inch 16c, 18c¢ and 22¢ | 81 inch, 23c per yare. 99 inch, 26c per yard.

Pillow Cottons

40 inch 10c,'44 inea 12c¢ 42 inch lle, 46 inch 14c

Table Damask

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White Cottons

These goods are absol. utely pure and ready for use. 36 inches wide, fine soft fii.ish, worth 10c yd, our price

S cts per yard

35 inches wide, cam- bric finish, worth 12c yd. our price,

106 per yard

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50 pieces glass cloth and roller towellings, pure linen 5¢ to I4e per yd.

=e @ @ 4 @ s @ @ @ Be Special in Embroideries

3e, dc and 10c per yard, most of them worth double

Just Opened White pe Lappet Muslins

Lao per yard

White Pigues,

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. Pure linen semi--bleach White Bedford Gord. al ed, 60 and 62 inches wide a ad E 2 elegant patterus, White Satin Checks, C3 ‘d 4c and 45¢ ner yd. Fine Freich Sorina f { a i P «(tj = _ , | il sSTANLEY: BROS: |) Re ee ee i SS — ee i ia $4.1 5,000 —————= i bie! iW

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We have received instructions of Insurance Companies to sell by public auctiov, in lots to suit the trade, and without reserve, at No 290 St. James Street, Montreal, Que., the whole stock of Messrs McIntyre Son& Co.,a small portion slightly damaged in the late great fire and comprisin Cashmeres, Dress Goods, Kid Gloves, Linens, Trimmings, Cambrics, Linings of all kinds, Perfumery, Berlin Wool, about $180,000.00 worth of Dress Goods and Cashmeres.

Terms will be given on day of sale. Stock on view on 6th February,

day.

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