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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 30, 1900. a = i CE OCR RPL OE oy ae Re A OTA RI A TT TT ers cotmanaven a : fF aant { ge = oe Local and Otha SSSpsssSsSsss3BsBs5V Hy LOGdi alld viel Cay ~ — = . ee ee Y oate* Pom Ae Pl rar 7 4 eas - 5 ’ | yy21 In the eveanines f . es Tl.., ae fobs 3 “MY CTROE” oll obi : f and Ohno Tonia’ 0 As eae te There'll be a crush for White Wear at MY STO°E" allthis Month. = Same Cee A Hil 4 me i\ \ resent. ~ Dieilt igauehts § Yes? the-'ast days of this | % THE i} i ty 3) W fa 1. Important matter month the whole sture will bo 4 @) , oo ne ~ c : 4 \ yer P ia.—The work ats Vast 8eacl barg ins, — 4 lting ir >» flowers in (iee: Square wa3 fe* aX TES | 1g9 " Wy lbs - i this cacak “e Ea vine jone by * bil 4 hy VW KAR. sg ‘ } ss \ 4 i} = : > 7 3 + —y é sat the heet--spend « good daa WW | Mr. Tau. BLOUSES,— ) E | Vear evenly—after many months of comfort and tho () tee Fock oI: toning Ake 1200 te choose from, bought ‘ oe ee (i | lay ia M ontrealjis expected hereon Satur- from a manufacturer at the low. a

lday, and will then gail for North aud

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est prices money could by them | for, put out at special prices for this great sale.

South Sydoey and St. Joha’s, Newfound-

| : | t _ y ju Speen 5 a : 3 ( MATTHEW & MoLEAN B ts “Ty ' . ; r ) y | . x BOOT AND SHOE COUNTAR % | She

‘Bons’ pip 1t.—Tne victorious entry ef

‘- i : : oY ~ €£ \ j ; . » 6030 oe latrat atele i Lord Roberts aod £0,00) troop3 iato Jo- NIGHT DRESSES,--

/\ where-veu Ci. make asi? 1 fron ¥ ; ya : iannesbarg called forth mach rejoicing in )

J " ; at wn sania ili iic a” : : + ( ’

YY §—sand shaped at a mush lighter gure thi you cin pur-hys Charlottetown toley,. Flags were dang Hundreds to choose from at

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‘eawhere vat everywhere anisteam whistles blew

prices that make choosing easy, . sg Church bells, the fire bell and the tov.

vy en er 99 ‘ , } 0 or “ce \NObS Yr &

A\ Child's D ting ia Ric arto eee clock chimed in the jabilation. SKIR rs a gelf tip, spring fel, Orc Ml. t' : ‘ —————-——0 ® Ww kes gs y Ohild’s Chocolate button boots, spring heel, Poutoe Court.—Patrick Callea, char g- Hand ome hite underskirts : ; ey 90¢ $1.15 ed with maliciousinjary to property, 7 a4 beught specially for this aele, ; Be

ee a. 4 irate Wey , a> . ney “( ' @ i ‘ ie le ; . —_—

Visses’ Box Calf button boots, solf tip, spring to hay re nanded till June 4,Patrick Doy a : ae

i opt one £1.20 was fioed $1 for druakenness. Mr. if se been pey3ng famey ie. ag ' ps 4 ne b tt or lace bo sts yaten! Jasnogrolsky will stand trial at the prices for your underwear, take E : Misses eXtra line button ace Dosts, | Trinity Term of Sapreme Court at Char- a peep at thease b F tip, $1.15. lottetown. He was admitted to $400 ; -

Misses’ shocs or slippers in Tan or Black, 90c. $1.19.

Ladies’ patent leather shoe strapped $1.50

Ladies’ Chocolate buckle slipper $1.25.

Ladies’ boots finest Dongola Kid in but- ton or laced $1.20 $3.00.

a ‘ ie Ladies’ Chocolate boots, self tip, $2.25. {

BOYS BOOTS |

soy’s Real Calf lace boots, extra well made

bail.

CORSET COYERS,— | An endless variety prieed to a. make a great crush at this White

Wear Sule. MUSLINS,—

7900 yards sent to us by a manufacturer at 60c on the $, You dcn’t have to pay an ex- travagant price fer your muslin

Norwat Braue @x1ass, Arraxriex]!— Owing to the absenee of the leader, the test examination was not held. The mem-~ bers of the class are requested to appear at the resldence of Rey. G. P. Raymond, Queen Street, on Tuesday, Jaa- Sth, at 8 e'clock, p. m., prepsred with blank book ani peaci! for a teat ex- amination of the text book studied during the winter, 1 e., pre22 1-53 ineluaive.

_-~>-——-. Rrece Assocration..--Che annaal meet-

and finished, great wearem, $1.10. ing of the Qieen’s Connty R + Asancia. dress, when you can buy love] : Boy’s extra fine Dongola boots, laced $1.30. will _ a in ab City Court white muslin tor 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, ; yom D Lureday evening, /

31st inst , at eight o'clock 14, 15 and 19¢ a yard, every

forthe purpose of electing officers and yard worth nearly double. ££

making the necessary arrangments to take |; part in the League Matches of the season. S. Grey,

See’y.- Creag.

A display of muslins never equalled in thiscity. ~

Qur space is limited and we cannot tell you of the hundreds of bargains we'll offer ou this

month in white wear. But if t

elegant white wear and small 1 j i $

MEN’S BOOTS

Gents’ fine Buff lace boots tip $1.40.

Gents’ «xtra fine Box Calf or Dengola boots $2.50. hs

Gents’ boots in all the latest shades of Tans and Browns, extra quality $3. 25.

Also farmers’ whole stock pegged boots for spring aud fall, and fisherman's long boots, best makes at from $2.50 to $4.00 per pair.

May 30:b, 1900.

| Istaxp Lapy’s Deara,—The death is }announced at Glousester Mass, of Mrs’ |Matilda Beaton, wife of Captain | Beaton, at the age of 57 years. The deceased was a daughter of the late Capt. Roderick McDonald, of | So iris, in this Province, and had beea a resident of Gicucester for the past thirty- three veare. She leaves a husbaod, two

prices can do it, there’}l bea crush among the ,

WHITE WEAR.

No matter where you go you cant invest your money to

= e same ac vantage you can here. : sons and one danghier, She was ofa kind harlottet 5 : s P " W a i like "708 to verify this statement by ccming to and amiable disposition and was beloved Chai tetown Busiest Dry rt hd 1 r ites fe i an din ofler 5 by all who kuew ber. The funeral took Goods Store, ioe 54 see the special values we a ed place from St. Anne’s Church, Gloucester ae . , ; ~ isons ¥ p scice to ght . , : ’ te 4 Go elsewhere and make comparisons you must in ju on Friday last, and was very ‘largely at- S | * yourself returnto the old reliables tended. May she rest in peace. en ’ y y * - > Des

Fire.—Wh ile the fire bell wae ringiog thie morning to calebrate Roberts’ en'ry in to Jobannesburg,an alarm was rung io for a fire discovered by Mr. George Rogers in Mr. T. A. McLeao’s warehouse, Grafion S:reet. It was some time before it was . ey ee oe eee known what the ringing meant, as it was

; ; Ne. Y \ J ‘ ; I WE } 3 > SS SS FFF ST aZ_sthonght from the first cause. The fire- Wants Last & F ine on ’ , men arrived after a while, but! § 5 ie ’ in the meantime the fire WAS m= : Ree ———S_——_ ——_— a “ae : — et oe cae efectually stopped * by , ae TO LET—A house in good order, ¢ use of two Stemple Fire Extinguishers, eight rooms, situated on Waters ¥

—— | kept for emergencies by Messrs. Dodd & opposite Round House. Apply at thedl r

: ; ’ F } a j a : : ee 4 H = j Hi @ h ; TO LET.—Aa house of six apart ved (hat. ang O ; oug | from & stove on this floor. The wall was good stable. Apply to John Elliott ' - @ only needs to be attented to in a proper and thorough manner te be eredicated \ considerably Pen little damage Malpeque Honé. bes . 4 ively f system. Liniment rubbing‘and flannel wraps about the chest || | ¥%#done. A slight dach of water was PASTURE LOPS.--To let a4 acre ale ora entirely from your system. ! | put on it afterwards by the hose, Spring Park Road, ols) 3 acres on Brigit : and throat are good cnough but they are 4 Road. Apply to Peake Bros& Co | i 7 not sufficient, they don't go deep enough. . mSsons P=

: WANTED --An experienced cook, The root of the disorder is pulmonary = ja Obituary

MATTHEW & MILEAN.

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Rogers. The fire was on the lower floor, endhasthasstnichoaneheeninuaineii .

ou the west wall, and was probably started

wages paid, competent person,

. ° -—— - . : . os ; Mrs. Gane, Esplanade. iw weakness—build that up—strengthen i potanic The many friends of Mies Sarah Buch- Now is the time. We have a big range of Men’s Suits in POR SAiMin« bdee cee with Adamson's Balsam and your anan will hear with regret of her decease, T weeds «nid Worsteds. ] almost aow will o oak as a barge re

which took placest her brother’s resid- at this office.

Cough is Cured. ¢ h : ence.at Mt. Buchanaa,on Wednesday even- . Oe ere rnin emninitenniinne cs 25 Cents AT ALL DRUGGISTS. . Oug a Sani ing 16th inst. The deceased was admired Tweed Su its $2. 715 to $10,00 saa Soom, 1 xa

by sll who knew her, and was always a highest wag»s. Apply to Mre. J. SDR.

true friead of the sick and the efflicted. "“WANTED.—A smart staady hoy abouil

She will be very much missed by all who . 16 years of age, who uuderstands loa 7 bad tne pleasure of ber acquaintance. Wo rsted S u its 5 15 t 12 OO after horses and cow, and can make big” She leaves five brothers to mourn the loses 7 0 this office. ee May 22nd" t cfa loving sister. She died trusting’ ia

° . —o w yi os 2 the merits of a crucified Redeemer.—Guar 500 pairs mens separate pants 79c to $1.5C. 8th Jaa tee ie .

Separate coatsand vests at any price you want to pay. Dundas Esplanade.

LIPPINCOTT’S FOX JUNE. We'll consider ita favor if you look through our stock, |. P\STURE TO LET.—Two acres 05

St. Peters Road, near Drivi Park. Al Whether you buy or not, we ere suze you will be pleased. to'A. A. Macdonald,

“A Story of Manila ” is the select Our men’s collars and ties are beauties. Men's collars 8c

novel in Linpincott’s for June. It is by

Apply Mra, C. VV. M , Prince General Charies King, U. 8. V., and isa and up. Call to-day. ; M18, Se renk. 1

7 ; good one. Short sketches about * The ~ WRAPPING PAPER Wan a cw Battle of Buoker Hill ” and “ Blizabeth wrapping for saleubeen os Rae a Batterson,” ‘ One of the Lord’s People,” Office. . : and “ The Swies Passion Play,” with the FOR SALE.—An A | Premo Camere, pg . itici ° ” > x7 inches in perfect condiiion will Oey ususl criticism of “* Books of the Month, e t > with outit included. ‘Apply to W. Bi

will well repay the reader.

Ss). (BER HOSE ‘ PERSONAL. . Where Worth and Low Prices Meet.

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GIRL WANTED.---For generaf he

TO LET.—House on Dorchescer Stet occupied by Mr. Sydney Poole, ; seven rooms, Possession given JUUe

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; a . oe ' —_ 7 / ; . apply to Miss Alley, irince oer ae

: Bee Dr. McLennan, of Souris, is in the cit 00 National Cycle = Cutemobice (o£ ianit ——— — — : TT CFighy ' ’ . Bek ET atacand ah WANETED at once three bright om ; SWEET PRA NET! ING, : : y r . | to day learn the millinery. APPLY to Miss .

Dr. Henderson arrived home from Cali- fornia last night.

WINDOW NETTING, | : Mr. H. W.- Anderson leaves’ for New

’ York tomorrow morning.

naghan—Sentner McLeod Co, TO LET.—Pasture for a few cows, to Mrs. DesBrisay at Spring Perk, 32

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- WANTE DA girl for general how

HIGH-GRABE—MODERATE PRICE.

We are proud of our Scotsman wheel. Wesellit at $50, by making every ecopomy in the manufacture, and min-

- Mr. J. Cc. Hal! and Mrs. C. D. Hall a ss Apply to Mrs. D). McLe Grafton 8t LA WN MOWERS, +4 arrived from Winthrep, Masa,, last night. imizing the opticns to necessary options _ dy 3ins. ae : tc. They are registered at the Hotel Davies. only. _LOST.—On Wednesday night, a horse ae ; - Mr. P.C. Macgowan, and two sone, of Every Scotsmen wheel has electricaliy eee wil be rewarde. on leaving ssa PURE WIXED PAINT St. Paul, Mion., are visiting Charlotte- welded parts and high grade material, s’ Stable,

. . S, entra They are guests at the Hotel and the finest possible finish. Like 7 ; other Naticvnal wheels, it is locally GOLD EN AMEL. Mr. J. F. Shatford, of Halifax, was o guaranteed, —

passenger by the Princess last nigbt. He 18 registered at the Hotel Davies.

But the price is $40, when it could easily be $50. It is only $49.

DR. Cl

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