THE DAILY. EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, 0 TOBER 23, 1897

id

Sr FP PP OP Ee 4 is pigs é. ae aS,

Little Lord 4 Fauntelroy

7 the railway policeman, is among the! followed a notice asking Mr. Gordon : Vy number. to retire. He has never been found remiss . . . . ial : tian ; ’ ,

; 4] Leggings for Children Cale —— 2 ; } in the discharge of his duties, nor was he . ead 1 stv lis} They Tne Weatnen.— Windsincreasing to] removed by party influence, The wishes 1 are warn ang & ot . a ‘ gales from the east and north and becom- | of liberals and conservatives were disre- ; JI cor e up to the knee and | ing upsettled With rain setting in during | garded, A petition, though signed by all, ZY buckle over ‘it, ensuring | the night. The gale promises to be severe | except the noted trio and their rewsrded

and mariners would do weli to be prepared. | comrade, was of no avail. The cords of

3

*

;

i oe ‘ ( » the reach of all. 75c a pair

ALLEY & CO,

~~ wed f i

No

child should be without them.

o f warmth and comfort with a | my very stylish appearance, 4 hild

price makes them Ww ithin in Grey or Brown Corduroy.

The Shoeists

please you..

We “know how” and we want you to know that we “know how.”So try it. Today it’s

1lacii*

and it’s worth it.

Telephone 98.

,tD. STEWART } #EcLIPsSE BAKERY “b Bakes Best Bread.

NEP A* A? OA Of" Oh" 1h" 28" f° OB BB oP OP Ok BOR OB OB OR”

gi gence ? Rit a: Sar : E : be:

SOOSC*ZEO 0000H)1000

A Ladies B Walking Shoe

In Grain Calf Goodyear Welt and patenttip. Just the shoe for this season of the year, A _ shoe that protects the foot frum the cold aod dampness.

Colds in a great maay cases can be traced to the wearing of light

We soled shoes. If you want a good serviceable fall walking shoe, have alook at thisline. A full line of

ladies fall boots just opened.

+E R.

a tee

KR. Jost

> ss ©2644 = Oe

That when it comes to making OATCAKE we can make it to

‘ /

,

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

Geop For tne Farwers—It is said thai the good price paid to farmers for potatoes will lita lot of mortgages io Arovstok county Maine, this year.

Tar Axe Acatrn—On Saiurday noon six emploves of the

aft er- railway were given notice of dismissal. James Murphy,

_—_- => -—

Pork Prices.—In Montreal the demand for provisions 1s fair in small lots and the market is reported steady without any new feature of note. We quote:--Canadian pork, $15 to $16 per barrel; pure Canadian

ard, in pails, at 7c to 8c, and compound refined at 54c to Sjc per |b; nams, 12c to | L4c; bacon, 12¢ to 1l3c per lb.

Tue Weppinc Went Ox.—A Windsor, | N. @., despatch saye: The pealing of wedding bells in the devastated town was & siranyre though joyous soand heard yester-

day. The event was the marriage‘of Miss | Florence Shand, and Dr. Bret Black, of [ruro. The bride lost most of ber trous-

seau in the fire but this did not stop the wedding. neatiniiia

Suppen Deatu.—Very maoy persons in Charlottetown and elsewhere will hear with regret of the death of Mr. George Thorne, the well known butcher, which occurred this morcing about eight o'clock. Mr. Thorne was ia the city on Saturday, apparently i his usnal health. | In theevening he was attacked by the

4 | illnes« which terminated fatally thie morn-

(

= es ee e2 se

=se.a “4 © ee one

OOOE OFOO~” OF 88806 OE 59OOSO8O8 59006586

FP s000ceseeeoe S990 0900 0000

WANTED TO RENT

For six months a small furnished § onfortable house. Apply immediately

“Fit this office.

*

Pe

ee

—_

- ie hs + Og

s LT a f

oct 20 tf

Featherbone—

Skirt Bone, Bustle Bone, ‘ Waist Bone,

ing, notwithstanding al! that conld be done to save him, His mourning family have our sympathy.

Lers or Poraroes—Never has there been seen in Shediac so large a trade in potatoes. The streets of the town are literally block- ed with wagon loads of potatoes. One cau see groups of twenty to forty at the stores of Messrs, Tait, Hamilton, Melanson, Poirier and others. The farmers who have a good crop are now gathering in the money. The potatoes are selling at one dollar per barrel. There are some farmers in Barachois, Aboujagane and Gappele who will make a clean profit of $600 alone. It is magvificent.—Moniteur Acadian.

--

Tue Giovcester Losses.—The Glou- cester annual roli, giving the names of the fishermen who have lost their lives. during the year ending September 30th, has been made up. The roll shows aloss of fifty-nine men and eleven vessels during the past year, against the loss of seventy- four men and thirteen vessels in 1896. The crew ot the schooner Lizzie L. Green- leaf, numbering eighteen men, probably went down with their vessel, as they have never been heard of. The total value of the vessels lost was $65,830.

Recertion on Satvurpay.—A social event of unusual interest was the recep- tion at Bryn-mor oo Saturday afternoon by Mrs. John Richards ae a farewell to Miss Minnia J. Palmer prior to her marriage to Mr. (©. C. Gardiner, on Wednesday morning next. The floral de- corations at Brya-mor were very pretty, those in the dining room being entirely of white chrysanthemums and maiden hair ferns most artistically arranged by Mies Fanny Longworth, Glyowood. One end of the large dining room was given up to the wedding presents, and it is not often that one sees such a complete union of good taste, usefulness, beauty and value as Miss Palmer’s numerous friends and acquaintances have shown in their remem brances.—Guardian.

|

| WORKING OF THE SPOILS SYSTEMS

Sirn,—The atorv of dismissals under the regime of the presest government has now, perhaps, grown old. Those, however, which recently took place at Montague, ought net to pass unnoticed. Mr. Aitken, au bonest and faithful official, who took no part in political affairs except to cast his ballot, was receatly dismissed and bis place filled by a most active partisan, who spared neither tongue ner pen in uphold- ing the political dogmas of his party. Then

| consanguinity proved too strong anda

ALL FOR MONEY.

We are willing to place before you some unprecedented bargains this fall in order to turn our tremendous stock of Dry

work of stealth was done. One of the dauntiess three siyly and

Goods, Clothing. Carpets, Jackets, and Capes, Hats an! Caps ino money.

silently took uphis speaking chip as he was wont to do from among the lumber and gave it to his companion and accomplice who delivered it on the Southern Line/ railway before the Knight’s departure. Not even that most faithful one could be admitted into the secret of this diplomacy, for he did not belong to the family com- pact and his companionship however dear at other times must needs be resented, and so Sir Louis missed the warm congra- tulations which he well knew how to give in that peculiarand sweet accent which renders him as singular as his life is single. However, the southern messenger returned and for some days there was a treacherous calm; but a despatch from Ottawa soon revealed all and Sir Louis,con- trary to his Parliamentary utterances that for offensive political partizanship alone would officials be dismissed, appears to have overlooked his own declarations and the desires of his friealae in this vicinity. But a few short years will soon roll rouod and then shall be reaped abundautly the fruits of what is now being sown. MonTAGUE.

SOURIS NOTES,

Miss Aimee Ceci! Jones will give a concert in St. Patrick’s Hall on Wednes- day evening. She will be assisted by Mies Carrie Dingwell, Dr. McLellan and Dr. A. Peake.

A horse hitched to a milk wagon ran

4 3 PIE SOON ay Ladies oe ~~ Ulster,

%

Fa Kindly cut this out and BL . 7 aclizets iE sichtetn Your ‘veet neicleut adie O coats ae .* a $4q4 a reminder that we want a 7 money, you that owe that lit- BF ang, 4 tle bill. 23 and

q PROWSE BROS & Cape: Bo Reefers What about Kid or Wool Gloves? We have them in very

cee ory large quantities in all the best makes—the prices are right.

‘

~

2 , w"2 > ~~ | . y aed Ad all eas Str Tobie td Spal thd neh coed

Wool Underclothing, all sizes, from 34 to 46; all prices, We cannot give you all wool for 30c, but we will. give you the best 2 dollar all wool Undershirt in the city. To men who like good goods we would say—see our fleece lined and Australian wool Underwear.

Boys’ Overcoats and Ulsters, to fit the little fellow of tl ree

away ou Main Swreet this morning aod and up, for $2: better grades $3, $4 and $5

smashed the wagon and harness and scattered all over the street.

N Reardon, W P Cornish, James R McKie, M Ritchie, Charlottetown, are 80) the Sea View House.

The diseases cured by Hooi’s Sarsapa- rilla are many, because most ailments disappear as soon as the blood is enriched and purified by it.

SSLSEIOCSOES ¢€ 00000600908

t Johnson's Cough Syrup

etill holds its place in the public favor ss the best and safest cough syrup on the market. There drugs in it. old persons safety. Pleasant to take. Price 25 cents.

Johnson & Johnson

The Druggists.

are no dangerous Children and take it with

: 4s well as a full range of the popular

We have received the agency for the sale— wholesale and etail--of this desirable article in all its various forms,

Wash Bone, Hook and Eye Bone, Piping Cord, ete.

Featherbone Corsets.

- Yholesale and Retail.

BEER BROS.

| d&w oct 7

Men’s Overcoats and Ulsters—See our all wool Ulsters for men for $3.95 We have a corker for $4.50.

Just opened to-day—A fu'l line of blue d. b. Suits for men and young men; good heavy. Scotch Serge that you do not often see in readymades,

We Want Money

The book keeper will give you a receipt.

BUD W.MwUAULMA OMA

PROWSE BROTHERS,

The Wonderful Cheap Men

- ~ eee =f 4

ane-4

\Pratt’s ASTRAL K. GIL

This is the highest grade of

Reasons Why The Ladies

SHOULD HAVE THEIR =

JACKETS MADE TO ORDER AT D. A. BRUCE'S

You can have any color or quality of cloth you want.

You can have any style you fancy. Your Jacket will be made strong and well finished, such as a tailor only can make,

You will have a first class fitting garment. Many of the most stylish jackets seen on our streets are made by us,

andas we can sell it much cheaper than last year, we intend to handle it alniost altogether this season;

If you want an oil tha wiil not smoke your «¢ him- neys, nor create a ‘disagree- able smell in your heuse, buy only Pratt’s Astral from

Beer & Coff

FOR SALE

RARE CHANCE

The property occupied by J.J, Gay andson situate in the village of Pownal, 7 mile. from vharlottetown, is offered for sale. Th pro- —_ have carried on a large market gar-

én Dursery, and seed business for thirty years, and the purchaser will no doubt :ectain a large share of the loceltrade. The prem- ises comprise a large dwelling house, s‘ore warehouse, barn, shed, orchard, and about 3 acres of the most ferti:e land on the I-iand

This lend hasbeen manured year after year, for so jong that as an old man said the other day.; “It isall abed of manure and could be hauled for top-dressing.” This would be an ideal spot for a country merch- ant, or it would be admirabie fora summer resort, The situation is ene of the mest beautiful on the Island. Good bathti nine boating, shooting and witha easy distance; churches, post office schaol telephone and shops all at the door,

For terms and further particulars, apply to Von Clure Gay, J J Gard son or

JO TM

Solicitor Charlottetowa

Lastly, one important consideration. You will not have to pay as high a price as for an imported garment of similar quality, Give us a trial.

D. A. BRUCE.

American Kerosene Oil imported here, »