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THE DAILY EXAMINER. - - - SATURDAY, JUNE 10 1895

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: KET No match at the park this after-

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f. {. $.— Regular meeting of the Beneva leat Irish Se iety this (Saturday) evening at 5 o'clock

- janav Horses.—Mr. W.S. McKie, of

Charlottetown, is ia St. Jobn with another

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i 0. O. F New temples are being erect- ed at Carleton, St. John, N. b., and Wind- por, N.5

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MEETINGS The City Council and Board of Health will meet on Monday evening next at pall past seven o clock

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x Weatner.—In New York, the thermometer went up to The death record was 101, lapels CuickeTeRs, be sure aod be or hand on Monday afternoon for # full practice. Keep the practice days, Mondays and Thursdays,

free for business

New Yo! on Monday, 43 degtecs.

> Ropy Recoverev.—The body of Gillis, one of the men drowned at Cape ‘Lraverse about a month ago, was found at Augustine Cove

yesterasy afternoon oo

Rise Crass. —A. paper will be read and discussed on “‘ Christ in Creation ” at the bible class in Y. M. C. A patlor toemorrow after- 3008 at 4 o'clock. All meu are welcome.

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Sr. Pac's Cuurcn.—Sermons will be prea: hed in this church to-morrow morning andevening by the Rev, Lawrence Skey, garate of St. Paut’s Church, Halifax

Royat Weporna Grrr.—The snug sum of $115 has been subscribed here for the wedding gift to Princess May. The money has been forwarded to the Countess of Derby

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Foxerat Norice —The funeral of Eliza Maudie, danghterof Mr and Mra. Caleb Whitlock, will take place to-morrow, (Sunday) afternoon at two o'clock, from the parents house, School Street.

Pour Covrt.—-1t was James Fiuskie and not Henry Flaiger who was fined for drunken ness yesterday. Those who know Mr. Fiaiger will readily understand that he is not the man likely to figure at the Police

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Fancy Suootina.—This will be Peof. F. BE. Evans’ last night in Charlottetown, and there will be a grand exbibition cf fancy shooting, etc., at his rifle gallery, Queen Street. A large lot of new shots.

Cavrca Trustees 1x Trocete.—One of the members of the Elm Sireet Methodist Church, Toronto, has entered a suit againat ibe trustees of the church, charging them with haviog illegallp converted $10,000 of the trust funds for the services of an organ- jst, choir leaders and other singers, and for Sabbath school, cab hire, concerts, re- ceptions and other purpuses.

Prize ror Booxxeerinc.—Notice of second prize for bookkeeping in Prince of Wales College, given by the teacher, Mr. Miller, was omitted by Tus Examiner of yesterday Yhe prize was swarded to Clarence Bishop, and was presented during the course of the commencement exercises of last evening. The students worthy of honorable mention in the class of bovk- keeping are Nelson Murray, Alexander Usmpbell and Lilian Taylor.

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TwearacaL — The Halifax Herald says : “There was a good audience at the Academy of Music last evening to witness the Josie Mills Company’s presentation of ‘ Forget- me not.’ Mies Mills made a decided hit in the important part she took in the play.and the applause she received was well-deserved. The other members of the company also acquitted themselves creditably, and the piece was made very enjoyable throughout. *Forget-me-not’ will be repeated to-night, and there will doubtless be a yet larger audience at the academy.” Thia company open at the Lyceum on Mondsy evening next, presenting the “Black Flag.” The sale of seats opened yesterday at Reddin’s Drug Store. Parties desiring to see this great play will do well to secure their seats before they are all taken,

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Gotpen Juniter.—The following couples celebrated the gulden jubilee of their mar- riage at Rustico on Tuesday last :

Mr. and Mrs, Isidore Pitre.

: 3 Ignace Gailant. Sylvester Doiron.

. Fidele Doucet.

- Gilbert Pitre.

o Joseph Doiron.

Hubert Gallant. Solemn High Mass was celebrated in the Rustico by Rev. Ronald B. Macdonald, assisted by Revs. James aeas Macdonald and J. J, Macdonald. A sermon appropriate to the occasion was preached by Rev. F. X. Gallant. His Lordship Bishop Macdonald and several of the clergy of the diocese, as we llas@ large number of friends of the beppy couples interested: were in attendance. Tue Ex- AMINeR joins in the congratulations.

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GREAT MANTLE SALE.

The TERMS are one Cash.

The Sale commenced this merning.

The balance of those worderiul $i and #2 Misses’ Jackets and Wraps will remars on sae at the same pheasomena!l price, ;

The general opinion is that our advertisements uoderatate rather than overstate the value and beauty of these yoods

We have decided to add a seventh lot to the sic advertised yesterday, viz LOT SEVEN eis d iabkemaien aoe

Ladies’ Black Cloth Jackets, cutaway styles,

the very latest designs, worth up to $5.75.

Reduced to $3.98,

This lot ia one of the most attractive of all Jices BSW, BW, W, OS s RE

A tew ends of Summer Cloths double width suitable for Capes, Ulsters, Jyust Y’ raps, etc., are being closed Out at Toc. per ard. Worth seeing. («land examine ’ .

The great crush in our store me rket dvya lead; ts to request our city customers to do ti eir shopp int Tac days ani Fridays as © arly ia t.e morn jag as possible.

BEER BROS,

Weather Bulletta.

% onowio, June 10.—10 a. m.

here are forty-two entries in all—the| largest ever made in these stakes. The third payment bec mea due on the first of | August. The rac.s will be trotted August | 23 and 24. The entries from the Island in i the different events are as follows : FOALS OF 1992,

(Halt-mile heats, 2 in 3.) J J Davies, Charlottetown, P E I, cb 1) Ellop, by Preceptor, 5301;. dam by Admini. | trator, 537, record 2,294. fee A Brennap, Parkside Farm, Summer-! side, PEI, be Parkdale (brother to Park land, yearling record 2.58), by Parkside, 9280, record 2.34 at 3 years; dam by Hernando, 2891, record 2 37%. Milford Farm, Charlottetown, b f Onca, by | Hernando, 2891, record 2.37}; Nellie, by Dean Swift, record 2 36. AN Large, Charlottetown, P E I, gr c irish, by Golden, 7064, record 2 325; Gladi- ola, by CM Clay, Jr, 22. Jas A Dockendortf, Charlottetown, P E I, bf Brighton Lasa, by Heruando, 2891, record 2.374; dam by Black Pilot, record 2.304.

FOALS oF 1891, (Mile heats, 2 in 3.)

Barret Henderson, North River, P E I, b ¢ Brighton Boy (4 mile 1.28 asa yearling), by All Right, 5817, record 2.42—dam by Hernando, 2891, record 2 374 W A Brennan, Parkside Farm, Summer- side, P EI, be Parkland, (record 2.58 as a | yearling), by Parkside, 9280, record 2.34 at 3| years—dam by Hernando, 2891, record 2.374. Milford Farm, Ch’town, P EI, b f Hatasa, by Golden, 7064, record 2,324—Ethel Mac, | by Hernando, 2891, 2.374. | H C Craswell, St Kleanors, P EI, bc Wilkie | fom, by Almont Wilkes, (record 2.314 at 4/ years.) A N Large, Ch’town, PEI, blk f Edith L, (4 mile yearling record 1.394), by Brown Rolte, 19446, (formerly Brilliant) Gisdiola, by C M Clay. jr, 22

FOALS OF L800 (mile heats, 2 in 3.) H C Craswell, St Eleanor’s, P E I, ch f Gracie Wilkes (record 2 48 at 2 years), by Preceptor, 5301; Olive Wilkes, record 2 50, by Geo Wilkes, }t. FOALS OF 1889. (Mile heats, 3 in 5 ) Geo Hughes, Charlottetown, P E i, bik f Loot S (recurd 2 434 at 3 years), by Black Pilot, 2 30}; dam by Prince Regent. Tenders will be received up to noon July 1, from any track in the Maritime Provinces, stating the amount of money they will offsr to have the races trotted on their tracks. We trust that Charlottetown will be able to secure the meeting.

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ANOTHER OFFER

TO LEAD!

LADIES’ SUMMER JACKETS AND CAPES! JACKETS, WORTH $2.50, FOR $1.60 " " i. ~ 2 - «38 6.85, “ 5.00

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WORTH $4.00,

CAPES, FOR $2.50 t se 6.75, ee 4.00 2 2 aa 5.00

All our SILK and LACE CRAPES re- gardiess of cost. All must go. Possess yourself ef some of these bargains,

No Old Stock! All New, Fashion- able Goods !

STANLEY BROS. Charlottetown, June 10, 1895. A Good Chance.

We are stiil offering to exchange property in Charlottetown for property in the country. We are selling off with the inteation of mak- ing a chance at the cheap crockery stere— W P Colwiil: j8 4w d eod w The latest in ladies’ collars and cuffs are to be found this pm with us. Ask to se: the Columbian collars and cuffs.—James Patou & Co.

The large stock of the best novels at the Diamond Bookstore is being rapidly re- duced. A comparison of prices will prove that they are from thirty to fifty per cent cheaper than elsewhere.

Lovely blouses cheap at James Paton & Co’s. Ladies, see this wonderful lot.

You can get good butter for 18c. per Ib. at R. K. Brace’s. 2i-—ju9

Do You * Like Fun? Real, good, solid fun? If you don’t you must be sick and require some medicine (probably Everybody's Pills), but if you do you ought to have a camera. You can then have lots of fun taking pictures, aud live it all over again when showing them to your friends. In either case eall. We can supply the medicine or the camera. Illustrated catalogue and price list on application. A. 8. JOHNSON, yvd Cor. Kent & Prince Sts.

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approximate, you may equal, bu

COLUMBIA BICYCLES cannot be excelled. Po You Ride a Columbia?

R. M. YOUNG, j 38 Agent for P. E. Island.

Agent Wanted.

YANTED fora leading Life Iasurance Com- W pany, having easy and atiractive plans to work, a Travelling Agent for Prince Kdwari Island. Only those having a knowledge of the territory, able to secure business and to furnish satisfactory references as to character need apply. To the right parcy satisfactory terms

South to west winds, fair weather, with some local showers.

will be given. Applications will be considered

Maritime Province Colt Stakes. | : Tue second payment {a the Maritime | Province Colt Stakea has been sade.

CE! - NOTICE!

JUNE’S

GREAT SALE

COMMENSES TO-DAY

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June, at PROWSE

sold this month at

for bargains at

during June at

Charlottetown, May 30, 1893,

PROWSE BROS,

Thousands of Boys’ Suits to go in BROS,

Thousands of Hats have got to be

PROWSE BROS.

Thousands of yards of Carpet to be sold during June... So. look out

PROWSE BROS.

Thousands of Bargains to be given

PROWSE BROS.

Everybody invited to Prowse Bros Gareat June Sale which is to. be the

largest ever experienced by

PROWSE BROTHERS,

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN,

STAMPER’S CORNER, - - CHARLOTTETOWN.

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confidential, if sodesired, Address T. B,, Box 233, St. John, N. B. ja?

AMMONIA SOAP

IS ABSOLUTELY PURE!

It contains a good proportion of Ammonia, which makes it A VERY EASY WASHER, You can get better results from using Ammonia Soap than from any other soap on

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LADIES’ SILK CAPES !

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CAPES formerly $13.75, now $3.00 * * 13.00, “ 250 . * tze, * 1.50 ™ - 650, « 1.00 6 a ‘sa, * B06 és & 100, “ 1.00 ss ‘“ 2.00, “ 76

The balance of those Ladies’ § cent SUMMER VESTS at 7 cents, to clear.

MOORE & McLEOD,

SUCCESSORS TO PERKINS & STERNS. s the Ancient Companies ?

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Charlottetewn, June 10, 1893.

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This is what ails them: The FEAR of CHANGE, which Milton says used to perplex

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monarchs when they saw a long tailed comet in the sky. The CHANGE is Herne; heralded by a comet but by the New Yost, the perfect writing machine.

UNEQUALLED IN Principle of Construction, Operation and Alignment, Speed and Noiselessness, Beauty of Work & Manifolding, Clearness of Letter Press Copies.

NEW FEATURES: No Ribbon,

No Shift Key,

No Dirty Type to Clean, No Old-Fogy Ideas,

The history cf the introduction of the Yost has been marvellous since its very inception. Never did @ radical newcomer so rapidly replace its established rivals. Its long awaited improvements, however, gave it a hearty welcome, and to-day its follow- ing is world-wide and enthusiastic. Thousands of operators have tried and preferred it, and thousands of others —who lack the courage of their convictions—stick to the old machines from force of habit only—already acknowledge it as THE typewriter. And all 7 wondertul success of the past has been won with the early model of the Yost, upon which the NEW YOST is a vast step in advance.

Send for illustrated Catalogue to IRA CORNWALL, General Agent for the Maritime Provinces, 134 Prince William Street,

St. John, or to DoD. B. STW Ae.

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. [.

June 10, 1883.

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ALWAYS REMEMBER

WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY YOUR

Boots, Shoes and Slippers,

FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN,

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Men’s Clothing ! Boys’ Clothing !

The sale of our MEN’S and BOYS’ CLOTHING is more

than doubled what we expected. Our goods are all new, ———AT THE~——

CHEAPEST PRICES IN CHARLOTTETOWN,

THE BEST PLACE TO GO I8

The Dominion Boot & Shoe Store, Queen Sst.

choice patterns, good quality, and the lowest prices yet

| reached. Our expenses are merely nominal, and we give the benefit of this saving to our customers. You can save from

One to Two Dollars a Suit by buying at

J. B. MACDONALD & CO'S.

Charlottetown, June 8, 1893—eod & wky

TO-DAY the Liberty Bell is being cast at Troy, N. Y. Its substance is composed of famous American relics gathered by the Sens and Daughters of the American Revolution of the Wars of 1776, 1812, 1846 and 1861. Among other relics contained is the gold fob worn by President Lincoln when assassinated. The bell will be shipped West this month and first rung at Chicago on July 4th.

It needs no bell to proclaim the news of our MEN’S FOR- NISHINGS. Our stock is known throughout the Island. That's our motto:—Best Goods, Lowest Prices. You get both at\our Store, and our stock is as bright and fresh as the bloom of June.

JOHN T. McKENZIE,

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Ch'town, June 8, 1893, THE STAR TAILOR, LONDON HOUSE

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