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On Tuesday, morning, and vontinaing all week, we will put on the counter for
- a > quick clearance, Gass & Co’s stock of Fancy Sunshades and Parasols in shot and fancy silks.
ABOUT 50 IN ALL
Lot l at 50c and Tdc, sold by Gass & Co from $1 to $2,79
Let/2 at $1, sold by Gass & Co from $2.50 to $3.75-
Lot 3 at $2, sold by Gass & Co, from $3.50 to $4.75
Also. we will give some rare values from our own
stock. Come and see for yourseli, Sunshade Sale _ begins
Tuesday, morning. continu- ing’ all week.
Weeks’. MUSIGAL RECITAL
—BY—
Miss McLean, Her Pupils and other Talent
In Kindergarten Hall
TUESDAY, JUNE Ist
Under the patronage of His Honor, the Lieut, Governor and Mrs. Howlan,
PROGRAMME
PART I. I. a Piano Duett—Le Ricoe Mai....Behr Mis-es Harriet Matthews & McLean
b Piano Solo—Rondo............ Denneo
Miss Gertie Wonnacott. A GUPMIC TEE, «1... ssc soso.
Mr. Major Galbraith.
3. a Piano Dutt--Merry Making in the
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Misses MclIsaac and Matthews. b Piaro Solo— Rustic Wedding. Meyer Mies Annie Pattersen, ¢ Piano Solo— Valee...... ...... Dennce Migs Maizes Bruce. 4. Reading. .........cccccsecscscceee e's oot «Mise Kathleen Fitzgerald. a Piano Solo—Auf Der Wiese......... is pied MAL Weuddenen ooness Nichner Miss Belle McLeod. b» Piano Duett—The Shepherd’s Even Gwg SOOZ...00e. . oo oo eo oo coccveccs tee Miss Rowe. ee, ee BR Cae, te 0 c won nnees Mrs Byrne,
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PART Il. I. s# Piano Duett—Le trot De Cavalier.. pesccsecseccees boclieg Jovcescdsss pr aaeee
Mise Elia Rattenbury & McLean. b Piano Solo—Ruesian Dance. Dennee Miss Bessie Foster. BR Reading. ....cccccocce 200s -s0cccceces eee Miss Helen McDonald. 3. a P.ano Duett—Fleurs d Orange...... ooo csepelbih Mnatencemtie conse UROVEE Misses Amy and Millie Rattenbury b Piano Solo—Blummenlied. . . Lange Miss Evelyn Toombs. » Vora] Sole... .cccce covccvcscenee cece Mrs Norton. . Piano Solo- Spriog Song ...... Merkel Miss Mand Toombs. bs Weieihey Be itsidvesats + « 0:00 tabs 0 000s Mr. James Hyndman. Piano Solo -Second Mazurka. . Godart Miss Maud Down. » Vocal Solo. .. 2... cccsereceveeees coves Mre Hodgeon. . Piano Duett—Des Van Queures......... ods sceWhee. 654s 0ecedtheun Spindler Misses Crosby and McLean God Save the Quesn. Admisgion 15c; reserved seats 25c. Tickets may be obtained at Rankin’s and Reddin’s Drugetores, at Geo Cartsr’s, & Co’s, McMillan & Hornsby’s Bookstore, and ai the door.
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A dwelling house and stable at Alexan- dria, Lot 49. Beautifully situated for a summer residence; four miles trom South- port. For particulars apply to
- W. W. WELLNER
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SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO THE EXAMINER.
THAT PREFERENTIAL CLAUSE
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Another Interesting Discussion in the Commons.
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Mr. Foster Wants More Light—-Amend- ment Yoted Down,
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Orrawa, June 1.—The discussion on the preferential cluuse in commitice was continued yesterday by eeveral Opposition mem bers.
After receas, Mr. Foster again protested against the course of the Government in refusing an explanation of the meaning of the preferential clause.
Hon. Mr. Paterson said he had no ex- planation to make further than those he had given.
Mr. Foster appealed next to Mr. Laurier who said the same.
Mr. Foster tben said that for the pur. pore of bringing the minietry to something more definite he would propose.an amend- ment. He therefore moved that the clause, which defines the terms on which contries may be admitted toa lower scale of duties..be amended by adding the limit clause taking into con-iuerativa the average tariffon the principal go.s interchanged between the countries.
Hon. Mr. Laurier objected to this limi- tation. He was understood to say tat under clause ¢ixteen a* it stood the com- parison would be on tbe average of the whole imports of eaco country.
Mr. Russel also olijgcted to the amend- ment.
Mr. Foster found it rather interesting to notice that Mr. Russel was quite satiefied with the indefiniteness of the government's proposals but complained of the ambiguity of the amendment which if it did pot clear up all doubt it at least reduced the unceriainty. He asked Mr. Russel! to ex- plain what meaning he attached to the original clause and whether he agreed with the latest explanation of the Prime Minister.
Mr. Russe]! declined the first request and said he kad not been able to hear what Mr.*Laurier rad.
The amendment was lost.
When the main motion was called Mr. Foster referred once more to the extraor- dipary power allowed the Government under this clanse. He proposed in amendment that after the words authoriz- ing a reduction of duties to any favored country, the follow ing clause be inserted : After Parliam ent bas given its sanction thereto. Hon. Mesers. Fielding and Tupper followed, when house adjourned.
Te Prolong the Armistice.
Constantinople, June 1.—The embas— sadore are urging the Turkish Gevernment to engage to prolong the armistice in the eventof the peace negotiations not being ended when the armistice expires.
The Duke of Leeds not Coming.
Loxpoy, June 1.—Tbe Morning Post says: We are requested to contradict the rumor that the Luke of Leeds wil] succeed Lord Aberdeen as Governor-General of Canada.
Dr. Taylor, M. P., Dead.
Sr. Jouy, June 1.—Dr. Geo. L. Taylor, ex-M. P. P., King’s, is dead. He took a gie:t interest in turf matters.
P. E. Island Fish Report.
Alberton.—Herring fishery continues fair, but lobsters scarce in this district.
seererr ENTREES Te A HANDSOME
Dining Room
W here the walls and ceilings are made dainty and attractive by our unique designs and rich and beautiful coloring in wall papers, is an inceative to a fail- ing appetite. At no time ot the year does your room need & new dress es much as when Spring comes out in her new garb and shames the dingy room where Winter bas left its impress in emeke and dust. Look at our new and loyely stock. of wal!
papers.
GEO. CARTER & CO.
Wall Paper Importers,
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POEM BY THE POPE, _
The Pope has just completed a latin poem of eighty stanzas, pointing out the beauties of frugality and the evils of glut- tony. The poem is filled with charm and quiet humor. His Holiness says: Pay attention before all to cleanliness, that the table appointments being epotiese, the glass being clean, and that from the cellar comes the purest wine «f the Albanian Hille, which exhilarates the epirit and keeps away troubles; don’t trust Bacchus; eo don’t be frugal in diluting wine with water.
He continues: “Obtain from healthy grain well-cooked bread, eat sparingly of chicken, lamb and beef, which are meat nourishing to the body. Meat should be tender and without abandant sauces or root vegetables, which apoil it.
“Fresh eggs are excellent, whether raw or slightly cooked. Drink an abundant quantity of foaming milk, it nourishes 1ofante and assists old age. Also honey, that celestial*gift. But of this use frugaliy.
‘Add to these sweets, fresh vegetables and garden -upplies, aud ripe fruit accord- ing to eeasun, especially tender apples, which, with their pink tints, brighten the banquet.”
“Lastly, comes drink, which in hard seeds mochna,rends you a softly sipping, black liqueur tha: comforts the heart.”
The Pope adds, that by following these precepts, a man muy live to a healthy strong ane good old age.
The second part of the poem, consista of A graphic description of a banquet wuoich is jargely compused of oysters, uigh-spiceu venisun, feie fras, etc., at the end of which there is sometimes strife and contention and most always disorders.
Monrpeiigr Vt.,May 30.—A folding bed at the Union House cloeed automati- cally during last night, while Henry Kendall, aged 68 years was asleep in it. He was dead when taken out, having either been smothered or died of heart failure, induced by fright.
Lonpon, Oat., May 30—The little fouye year-old boy of James Lee, Bridges street while playing with firecrackers was #o borribly bursed that death ensued a few hours later.
Sprincuitt Mines, N.S., May 30 John Burrows, 15 yetrs ole, a cage runner iu No. 3 slope, was killed iuddenly yesterday iorenoon by the fail of a stone and earth and It took some time to recover the body on account of thequantity of earth on top. He bad to be dug out. Wm. Mc Gillivray, who was near young Burrows at the time of the time of the accident narrowly escap ed the same fate. As it wae, he was considerably bruised, but not seriously
Svvecvecaoegovecescecsees,
That Malt. .
is a powerful digestant and tonic is acknowledged by all. That
KING’S PURE WALT
ie one of the best and cheap eet is also true. This article eelle well with us, and people find all it claims true. Price 30c. or $3.90 » dozen.
A. W. REDDIN, Fhm, B
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Dividend Notice Merchant's Bank of P.E. Island
Ch’town, May 31st, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that a half y°arly dividend atthe rate of 8 per cent. perannum on the capital stock of this Bank, has been deelared, payable at its Banking House on and after July 2nd, next.
The transfer books will be closed from 18th June to 2nd Julv, next, both days inclusive. By order of the board.
J.M. DAVISON, Cashier
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Bicycle Wants.
You Can’t Ride a Wheel Unless you Chew Gum.
Tutti... Fratti———— Mexican Fruit —-Lalla Rookh— —— Pepsin Gum —— Cassava Fruit
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HATS,
HATS,
Just see the good values we are reliable godos at low prices,
shades goes on sale at ]
_ cheap at old prices,
$1.50 Sunshades are now
1.80 - * 9 00 ee “é 9 95 6. 6s 2.55 f> % 9 55 “é be 0.10 - + 840° “ 3.62 6s és 4.60 « “
Lot 1—our whole stock of fancy Sun-
Handsome colored and shot silks.
giving in New Umbrellas. No place like the Suanyside Dry Goods Store for
Shapes Right, Goods New, Prices Low
We are selling our English Trimmmed Millinery-at less then half price—only 7 hats and 3 bonnets left. Millinery Department kept busy turning out first-class work at very reasonable prices,
Umbrellas, Umbrellas, Umbrellas
HATS, HATS WILLINERY, UMBRELLAS, CAPES
Perkins, Sterns & Turner
We have a Jarge stock of men’s Hats, We have a large stock of Boys’ Hats. Hats. We have a large stock of Girls’ Hats,
We have a large . ge stock of Ladies
Se
ust half price.
etc,
Lot 5—Finer yrade, wececw 78e | black Umbrella, 68c hence ee <hemn a
1.13
*eeeoee 1.28 55 eeeser 1.99 $1.00
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$2.00, and up.
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Here’s some honest values that'll make us a busy Sunshade week. See that “Lot No. 1,” it’s a startler; and we've a lot of other values at prices just a littie lower than the lowest elsewhere —and all we advertise—we have. |
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Lot 2—Ladies’ Black Ombrellas, fair quality. wood handle, 39c
Lot 4—Ladies’ Black Gloria Umbre- lla, assorted fancy or plain handle, 75¢
Lot 5 —Ladies’ fine. Umbrellas, various styles of handles,
Splendid values at
nicely made,
Gloria covered
.
$130, $1 50,
“aLL WE ALVERTISE—WE HAVRE.”
Engagement Extraordinary EXHIBITION BUILDING
Charlottetown, P.E.I
Monday Ky’g, June 7th
MIM and tis BAND,
L 50—MUSICIANS— 50 Soprano.
Mias Martina Johnson, Violiniste. ‘Mr. Arthur Pryor, Trombone. : Flerr Franz Hell, Fiuegel-horn.
Reserved Seats now on sale at Dodd’s Medical tiall. Prices $1 and 75¢ accord- ing to location. Admission, 50c.
P.E.I,R. will issue special excursion rates.
The Proviacial tour of the band is under the management of Mr. C. N. Pyke.
Admiseion tickets on sale at all Drug Stores.
122—
COTTAGE UFFDRED FOR 5 YEARS LEASE
That detached story and a half cot-
good cellar—hot air. Rent moderate
Apply at Examiner Oilice,
tage pleasantly situated on Fitzroy St, | i Shs near Gt George St., owned by Mr, | out distinction anyone fishing or Robert Russell. Containing G§ rooms: otherwise trespassing on said premises,
OPERA HOUSE
COMMMENCING
Thursday JUNE
W, S. Harkin’s Dramatic Co
Unquestionably the Finest Orgauization Visiting the Provinces
Thursday, June 3, “Shall We For- give Her.”
Saturday, June 5, “Brother for
Brother.” Special
New Boy.”
Tickets, 35¢ and 50c. Admission 25¢
Matinee Saturday —‘The
Seats on sale Tuesday morning at}
10 o’clock.
NOTICE.
Having leased al] fishing rights at
Cresby’s Mills, Bonshaw, I hereby |
give notice that I will prosecute with-
D. BOYD MILLER, 114—1 aw 6 tf.
Charles E. Rowe, and Frederick Rowe,De-
By virtue of a writ of fi fa execution to me directed, issued ont of Her Majesty’s Su- preme Court of Judicature, at the suit of Edward Jarvis Hodgson, against Charles E. Rowe and Frederick E. Rowe. takeu and seized as the property, goods and chattels of the above named deferd- ants, the following articles, that is to say :
that I will on Friday, the 4th day of Juve, )A.D., 1897, at 12 Music Store of D. McMillan,on Great George St, in Queen’s County, set up aod sell by Public Auction, the said goods and chattels to satisfy the levy marked on the said writ of execution, being ($90.32) ninety dollars and thirtv two cents, be- sides Sheriff’s fees and al! legal incidental expenses,
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_.. lw.os STEWARS Friday, June 4, “A Bowery Girl.” | V.S STEWARY’,
Sherift’s Office, Ch’town.
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Wharf, ex Schooner Brudenell | from West Indies.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Atthe suit of Edward Jarvis Hodgson,
Plaintiff, and
tendante,
I have
] Heintzman Piano. : AndI do ,berehy give Public Notice
o'clock noony at the
WALTER B. ROBERTSON, Sher:#
Piaintitt’s Attorney.
28th May, A.D., 1897—sat tue thur
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Now G29 Milasys
Now landing at Connolly's
200 puncheons Choice 25 tierces + Porto Rico 20 harrels Molasses
For sale low white landing.
N. RATTENBURY.
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