THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHAMLOITETOWN, SEPTEMBER 23, 1899
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Men's ribbed underwear, reg- ular 65¢ suit —Saturday 5de suit.
Men’s fle.ced underwear, reg- "| ular $1.20 suit —Seturday 98e suit.
Men’s black cashmere socks,
22c—Saturday 18c pair
Men’s 4 ply linen collars, 15c 2 for 25c
Ladies’ immt, casimere hose, 24ce—Saturday 18e
Ladies all wool seamless feet urday 20c
cashmere, 26c—Sat
Ladies’ hemstitched handker- chiefs, 6c — Saturday 6 for 25 cents
Ladies’ kid gloves, blk. and colored, regular $1.10— Saturday 65e
Ladies’ Kid Gloves, silk lined tans only, reguiar $1.35
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Exp or tae Woriv.—The most extra~- ordinary prediction in regard to the end of the world that has been made in recent years comes from Professor Falb, the em- inent Austrian meteorologist. Accordirg to him a comet will strike the earth on November 13, 1899, and universal chaos and dissolution will be the inevitable result, To this bold statement equally eminent ecientists reply that the chance of the earth being destroyed by a comet is only about one in fifteen millions, They admit toat the night of November 13, 1899, will be remarkable, for the reason that the heavens will then be ablaze with a magnificent shower of stars,but they point out that a similar display of celestial fire- works regularly occurs every 33 years, and there is no reason for supposing that the spectacie in 1899 will be more glorious or more Ominous than it was in 1853 or 1866.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Baston last evening.
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PERSONAL,
Mr. Richard Hunt, of Summerside, is in
: thecity.
Mies Jean Small left this morning oa 4 visit to Halifax.
Mra J. L. Thomeon |!
visit Halifax
Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Ings returned fr
Mr. T. J, Dillon the Princess to- lay.
Mrs. Finn visiting Charlottetown.
Mrs. Thos. Evans and sons returued to Moncton this morning.
crossed to Pictou
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Mr. R. K. Brace was a passenger by the Princess this morning.
Mrs. (Dr.) Macneil, of Stanley Bridge, |
left this morning for Halifax.
Miss Emma T. Coffin, ot St. Peter’s Bay, }
left for Boston this morning.
Mr. W. E Bagnall left yesterday morn- ing on return to New York.
Mr.and Mrs. W. N. Riggs left morning on & visit to Boston.
Dr. Gahan was a paseengerto Char lottetown by the Priacers last evening.
The Misses Stamper were pacseugars by the Princess to-day en route to Halifax,
Mr. McKenna, of the C. P. R., is among the latest arrivals at the Hotel Davies.
Mr. E. R. Brow left by the Princess this morniug. He will attend the Halifax exhibition.
Mr. W L. Cotton, editor of Toe Ex- AMINER, left today to attend the exhibitiou at Halifax.
Mrs. Geo. W. Wakeford and Mirs Helen Wakeford are making the round trip by the Princese.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. McLeod, of E!don, were passengers by the Prinzess to-day en route to Halifax.
Rev. Mr. Gunn went to O'Leary tbis morning. ‘The rev. gentleman returned from Nova Scotia last evening.
Mr. J. H. Byrne, station azent at Georgetown, left thisTmorning on a holi~ day trip to Boston and New York.
Mrs. T.C. Robins, Mre. D. R Lennan and Miss McLennan left morning to visit friends in Halifax.
Miss McEachern, of Paton & Co’s., ee tablishment, left this inorning for Halifax. She was accompanied by Miss Sullivan, of W. F. Carter’s store,
Mrs. J. Allen and Mrs. W. B.. Allen were passengers by the western train this morning en route to New Glaegow where they will visit friends.
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Snaps in men’s underwear tonight at R. H. Ramsay & Co’s.
See the nobby assortment of fall caps at R. H. Ratwsay & Co’s.
A Snap—A medium size, square piano, in excellent condition, $125; it cost when new $500. Call and see it at Miller Bros.
Saturpay Barcains.—Read Weeks & Co’s add in another column for special Saturday bargains. Weeks & Co, the Peoples Store,
Opened today—Three casse of hats and caps in latest styles. —Jobn McLeod & Co
Miss Gertrude Davies will give a Recita! in The Kip- dergarten Hali, on Thursday evening next, at 8 o'clock. Miss Davies will be assisted by the best local talent in music andsong. Programme will appear later. 224td
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1900 Laborers, 200 Horses, Cats and Drivers; 200 heavy double teams and drivers,
Good wages, passage money ad vanced. Apply to
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RE-OPENS TUESDAY,
Mr. Henry McRory was ordained priest in St. Dunstan’s Cathedral this morning. Father McRory will celebrate hig first mass in the Cathedral at half- past ten tomorrow.
Dr. C. L. Strickland, surgeon dentist» leaves here on Tuetday next fora three weeks holiday to New York where he will take in the Dewey celebration and yacht races.
Bie Potarors.—There is on exhibition at the Marshfield store by Geo. Burnett, Erqg., @ tample of potatoes grown on his farm, one of which weighs over 2 lbs. Making allowance for Mr, Burnett being an up-to date ecientific farmer, it surely ies happy criterion of the potato crop. Mr. Burnett in fermer years was a noted ex- hibitor aod prize winner at our Local Ex~ hibitions. But alas! Local Exhibitions seem to be athing of the past.
To the readers of this valuable paper, the Boston Optical Co., wishes to say that for ashort time all examinations of tne all importa at organs of sight,“the eye” will be made free and glasses grouud to correct all visual defecis at prices within reach of the poor as well as the more fortunate. The eye~ball should be measared and after the messare= ments sre taken, the proper glasses should be ground, an@ one who is not thoroughly qualified to do the work, will do you more harm than good. Therefore never neglect to consult 2 competent optician who is always willing to render you any assistance and advice that is necessary to give you good sight whenever there isathe elightest :acertainty abovt the condition ot your eyes, wheu ever you know you have eyes by any feeling of irregularity that they may reflect to the brain you should‘consult are{fraction specialist at once. Suthe specialist can be found and will make all" examinations free for a short time at the Boston Optica! parlors, Qaeen St, Ch’town.
Concert. AT SUMMERSIDE.— Mesers. Rogers & ‘Rogers, of Summerside and Charlottetown, nave recently imported one of the largest phonographs in Canada. They kindly gave the loan of it upon ite intreduction into Summerside to the Lib- | rary Committee for use at a concert which was hurriedlv given last evening in the
15th August, inst.
Our Business Course comprises all the brenches of a thorough Business Training, and equals tbe very best.
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Market Hall. The selections from the phonograph were well render- ed. and could be heard distioctly
| in every part of the hall, and on the streets ‘through the openwindows. The phono- | graph was eupplemented by solos from Miss Mary Wright, # recent graduate of ‘the Sackville academy of music, and a 'selo from Miss Winifred Fanning, of New York, whois now visiting Summer- | side, both of whom were | encored, responding with new pieces; and | an instrumental quartette composed of Mr. | Whitney (piano) Dr. Brown and Miss Mc- Intyre (violins) and Mr, R. E Johnston | Cpiecolo. ) The parts of each were | splendidly taken and elicited unstinted ap~- | plause from the audience. The hall was | filled and the concert netted $48 to the ‘library fund, The admission was only 10 | cents, so there must have been about five ! hundred people present. Mr. Richard
Hunt presided.
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| l e Local and Other tems,’ ——- Becca “es remanence ieeerees | Get It.—A copy of the Prince Edward | | Island Magazine. Atall the bookstores. |
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1 ailfax ner todavt i loses on GA Oj i8 tOday apt ‘ EE 4
Tue Hatirax Boat.— The City of Ghent arrived last midnight and left on returo to Halifax this merning.
TELEPHONE Extension.—The telephone bas been extended to Park Corner, New London fr m Malpeque. The agent at Park Corner is Mr. James Cousins.
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| Piror Jrk.—Mr. Harry Lydiard, of | Kentville, bas sold Pilot Jr.to Mr. A U | Koss, of North Sydney. Mr. Ross does not intend to have him race again.
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Bors Bricape.—St James’ Highland Co, | of the Boys Brigade will u,eet for drill in | the Drill Shed, Monday evening, 5 to 6. o'clock. Full attendance requested.
Queen Square Sports.—The sports of Queen Square School are taking place this afternoon on the C. A. A. track. The boys marched in procession from the school at lo’clock.
Miss Geatrupe Davies will give @ Literary Recitelin St. Paul’s Schoolroom cn Thursday evening next at 8 o’clock, p m, assisted by the best local talent, music
and song. Programme will appear on ae anon GosrpeL Megrinc. — Remember the
Gospel meeting in Prowse’s new block, Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Strangers welcome. Lesson, Proverbs 1-1¢, “If sinners entice thee, consent thou not.”
Iscanp Horses. —The following horses left this morning by the Princess to take part in the races at Halifax: Minnie, enter- ed in 2.25 trot, owned by N. Dawson, Tryon; Hildred, entered in 2.35 pace, owned by John Irving, and Jock, entered in the 2.35 trot, aleo owned by Mr. Irving
Forty Bours Drvoriox.—L’Impartial says the Forty Hours Devotion was held at Alberton, commencing on Sunday last and ending on Tuesday. There were present besides the pastor, Rev Father Burke, the Reve. J. Chaissou, D. D., F.X. Galiant and J. 8, D. Turbide. The entire congregation attended.
Norice.-—To all brotherhood members of BLE,BLF,OURC,BRT, ORT: Gentlemen and brothers :—There will bea nuion meeting held in the B I S hall, on
Kent street, on Sunday = afternoon Sept. 24:h, at 2 p. m., Standard time. All brotherhood mem -
bers are invited to attend. The meeting, will be addressed by vice-Grand Master Wilson,of tbe Brotherhood of Locemotive Firemen. By order of committee. ciieiabdidnin C OF--A new court of the Canadian Order of Foresters has been instituted at Hunter River. It will be known as Court Dalvey, aod has the following office~bear- ere: J PC R~—J M Nicholeon; CR—GS8S McLeod; V C R-—G W Bagnali; RS-H S Bagoail; F S-R D_ Bell; Treas-—Jas McPherson ; Cond—J N Craswell ; S W —J H A Selliphant; J W—J Fred Ware; S B—A Bagnall; J B—J Wonnecott ; Ex Pbhy—Dr A E Douglaes; Fin Com—J Beaton, W C Smith, ard A Nicholeon ; Aud—G SMcLeod,H S Bagnall and C McKinnon ; Trusiees—R Waye, W Large and W Whitiock.
A Va-vasLte Parent.—-Capt Frank | Gallant, Postmaster at Tignisb, will bave ov exaibition at Halifax next week a lock atiacoment which bas been patented in Canada, Great Britain, the United States, France, Germany and Belgium. It seems to us to be a perfect fastening for valises, trunks, etc, and for vaults, eafes and «lid- ing doors it no doubt will be in great demand. This morning we were shown the lock attached to the mail bag which certainly appears to be ite especial adap- tation. Instead of having a lock attached to a chain on one side of a mail bag, enda bar fastened by a strap on the other side,as at present,Captain Gallant’s patent brings the lock witbin the bar without lessening its strength and, in fact, further securing the mail bag—with less Jabor in closing it. We have no doubt that this outcome of the captain’s ingenuity will prove to bea grand sccess.
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