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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 26, 1897

VALUE EXTRAORDINARY ACTUAL VALUE, 75 OTS.

DRESS GOODS. LATEST MATERIAL

Plain Lustres, Figured Lus- tres, Crepons, Silk effects, Priestley’s Cravenettes, Crav- enette Serges, Handsome Cos- tum-s in Silk and Wcol and Shot effects.

Weeks & Co ask your in- spection of their new Dreas Goods. No other store in the city can offer you better value or assortmeut than the People’s Store.

MILLINERY

Miss Murphy, our head Mil— liner, is now attending to the wants of her numerous custom ers. We are showing the very latest London and Paris

Hats and Flowers Trimmings and Ribbons

In our Mantle department hundreds of New Broadcloths. and rich trimmed Velvet Capes are now on exhibiton.

OUR NEW GOODS

a series of goods which cannot be equalled elsewhere.

WEEKS,

The People’s Store.

TREATMENT OF TEETH

Our method of immediate root filling is one of the greatest successes of MODERN DENTISTRY, and NEVER FAILS.

In -ase of an abcessed or ulcerated tooth, we save the tooth absolutely without pain, and guarantee it to do good service for years, and never again to ache or abcess.

Our setting is

All That is REQUIRED

You do not have to keep coming day after day to have the tooth treated and filled.

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Berlin Dental Parlors.

Over store of Prowse Bros. Office Hours:—8 a. m to 8 p. m.

~ FARRINGFORD

The above desirable property, residnnee

of the late Mrs Lowden, on Dundas Es- Janade, is offered for sale.

Also the residence of the undersigned, situate on corner Kent and Cumberland Ste.

Either of the above properties with large grounds attached, and each possessing new and modern conveniences, will be open for inspection Ifrom Tuesday to Fri- day of each week after 2 p. m. Anply to

L. L. BEER, Administrator Estate late Mrs Lowden

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WAR NEWS. PALL OF LARISSA CONFIRMED

Powers About to Intervene.

THE OPINION IN LONDON

Combatants Will Probably Agree to an Armistice.

Loxpox, April 25.—The fall of Larissa into the hands of the Turks is confirmed.

Arness, Aprii 26.—A despatch trom Arta reports that the Greeks have captured Plaket. Another despatch says that Plaket and Pentopegida have been occu- pied by the Greeks after being abandoned by the Turks, who have also abandoned Kalitcia.

Colonel Manos in furce has advanced beyond Pentopegida, on the road to Jana- nina.

I. is reported at Arta that a rising has occurred in the interior of Epirius.

Lonvon, April 26—What seems likely to be the last week of the war is entered upon today. Itis difficult, from the tangle of conflicting telegrams, to understand tne exact position of affairs following the Greek defeat at Laritra.

Lonpvow, April 26.—Opinion here to-day is almost unanimous that the end is in sight and this view is probably shared by the Powers, as tuey are al~eady moving to intervene.

It is believed that intervention wiil first take the form of a suggestion of armistice to which the combatants would no doubt agree.

Since Saturday the British Foreign Office bas been in close communication with the otber members of the European Concert, Great Britain suggesting that the time bas now arrived for them to act.

The French, German and Italian G ov ernments have already responded, offer in to agree, althongh the German Govern- ment adds as a condition that it wiil be necessary first to exact a pledge from Greece to obey the mandate of Europe when their mandate is again given.

The British Foreign Office believes that the Greeks will give this undertaking, as the disasters which have overtaken them have demonstrated that Turkey still pus- sesses a formidable fighting machine,—a fact which must have a sobering effect upen the popular demand for war at Athens, and which will permit the Greek pation to climb down witkout disgrace, after a superb vindication of the personal courage of she Greek troops and gratifying demonstration of Hellenio patriotism.

SAD SUICIDE IN HALIFAX.

All for Love.

Hawirax, April 26.—A young girl

named Mabel Ciements committed suicide

here on Saturday evening by jumping over

a bridge. Disappointment in love was the cause.

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Deaths of Haligonians.

Hauirax, April 26 —The deaths of two prominent business men in this city oc- curred yesterday. Mr. H. H. Bell, of the banking firm of Jack & Bell, died in Lon- dou, where he was spending his honey- moon. Mr. George Rent, preprigtor of the old established house furnishing estab lishment, pasted away suddenly. was at hie place of business ov Saturday.

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A Few Cents Worth of Steel

may be worked up into a hundred thousand dollars worth of watch springs, and

A Few Rolls of our Cheap Wall Paper . .

can be made to yield artis-

tic effects that will compare

favorably with much more

expensive decorations. Make your house beautifui. We are in the Wall Paper business 10 help you,

Geo. Carter & Co.

Importers of Canadian, English and American Wall Papers.

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Black and Colored

ESTEEMED EXCHANGSS. Church Evangelist: The Rev. Watson (lan Maclaren) gave some wise counsel on preaching in the course of a remarkably beautiful paper reai at Sion College, in the presence of a large numnber

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of the Loadon clergy. The brilliant chronicler of Drumtochty lamented the lack of positive preaching in tie present day, and condemned the affable tolerance assumed by preachers, who either have formed no convictions of their own or who ; give forth an uncertain sound, because they are consciously or unconsciously

atfected by the undecided spirit of the age.

The Gospel, he maintained, is not to be treated asa series of opivions or good moral maxims, but asa bodv of positive truth. Our forefathers erred in being far

to0 positive, for they could see in the D.vine mind things that nowadays would s'artle us; but that danger will pot recur again, if preachers will take Dr. Watson's aivice,aud speak positively about tke right things and in the right epirit, beirg careful at the same t mes to base the'r teaching on the proper grounds,

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PERSONAL.

Hor. Senator Fer _uson Charlottetown on Saturday.

Councillor Horne wasa pas<enger in the Stanley on Saturday on return from a business tripto Nova Scotia.

Mr. John Messervey, of the firm of Car- vell Bros., was a passenger in the Stanley on Saturday on return from a trip abroad,

Lieutenant tie Hon. Victor A. Stanley has been appointed to the Hibernia as fleg lieutenant to Rear Admiral Rodney M. Lioyd, admiral superintendent at Malta.

There registered at the Queen Hote! this foreroon: P. Sinclair, Summerfield; A. J. McLeod, Stanley Bridge; John A. Mac- donald, Glenaladale; Archibald Johnston, Murray Harbor.

_ It is announced that Rev. Alex. MeGil- livray, P. H.C. K., of Ontario, and one of the editors of the Independent Forester, purposes spending a four weeks vacation in Prince Edward Island this summer. He will arrive before the 18th of July and it is expected that he will address a series of meetings in the interests of Forestry. The High Court meets in Summerside during the second week in August, and Mr. McGillivray will probably be present.

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To-morrow Nicur.—Larissa has fallen and the Christian world is in teare. The fallof Khartoum afd the death of General Gordon to-morrow evening in the Opera House will demand your tears. Those who miss seeing the portrayae of those tragic events in the Soudap, will muss a good thing. See programme.

In commer‘e as in life merit wins. That’s ~hy Sovereign Flavouring Extrac s have come to the front in general favour.

It Pays Every Time

To feed a packet of

Island Condition Powder

It’s throwing away feed when an animal is not in condition.

The Purest Grade

Just the right ones mixed and boxed by ourselves—compose ity Remember it when you need this article. ‘

Prepared by

A W. REDDIN, Phm B

CENTRAL DRUG STORE,

Sunnyside.

2 AWE ST. PETER'S SCHOCLROOM

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Thursday Afternoon

and Evening

The 29th April, begin. ning at 4 o'clock.

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Drugs

For sale—Useful and Fancy Articles, Books. Dying Slopers, Home-made Candy Refreshments, and some Plants, among which a few choice Rose Trees, only 25¢ each. During the evening there will be given a good programme of music and rea lings.

Adm ission 10c; children 5c.

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Physical Gulture.

Any persons desirous of joining Miss H. McDonald’s Classes in,Danc- ing and Physica] Culture, for the half term (ending last of June) will please apply at her rooms on Queen Street, on Tuesday, April 27th, or on Thurs- day, April 29th, between 4 and 6 o'clock p. m.

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other goods (h:ap.

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Our Capes and Dress Goods taking well; it could not be otherwise seeing the goods are NEw and prices right.

Eosiary. Gloves; Hats, Caps, Table Linen, Towels, Flannelettes, Readymade Clothing—extra value.

397 ane 22 , AR. Can’t-Break Corsets---62c

A full line, sizes 19 to 30-—well made, perfect fitting corsets, covered with fine grey coutille, absolutely cannot break, at the waist line, regular price is 75c, we're clearing the lot at 62c,

cess in every respect.

This week we will give special attention to Milinery, Capy and Dry Goods.

Miss Mutch took « great number of orders for Hats and Bonnet on Saturday. Should you want any work done by the end of thig week, kindly#leave your order early.

Corsets and al

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Perkins, Sterns & Turner. |

fur the price, Two makes

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A nice well made Cor-

covering, ladies say it’s the best corset in the city

a0¢ at same price, both covered, nice quality; jean—one ecru, the other grey, both well shaved. and good fitters,

A splendid value, per- examine this lot.

set, jean covering, 25¢ | fect shape, splendid make S asad Finer jean covering, | covere withd jean, finish- 31 25, 8165-32 Bs $2 poh ) strongly made, good value | ed with sateen, trimmed 25, $1.65. $2 25, $2.75, , 30°. lace, 75€ . ge eal a . A spendid value for The best $1 Coreet— ne ae To ae a the money, fine grey jean | Crompton’s ‘Coraline,’ ciak necniwed «<u eee ho | covering, well boned,well |.needs no _ introduction,| ©, 0); diate cn) eke shaped, _ 40c | name is enough, perfec- cen : ? A fit well and wear well tion of style, perfection, Corset, fine quality, jean | of fit and wear, only $l. | Tye p. & A. Crest is (es

Crompton’s Yatisi, here is a corset whose strong point is it’seasy fit, beau- tifully made and finished a grand value.

New P. D. Corset a fresh lot of these favorite make just opened. Careful Corset buyers do well to

the newest Corset produc- ed by these makers, it’s a verv finely made perfect- ly shaped corset covered with fine Coutile, jpatent- ed construction at hip, per mitting an adjustment to any figure.

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Victoria's Diamond Jubilee

Will be held this year, and those who visit Ch’'town this year will not do themselves justice if they fail to get their Lunchee a

Victoria Cafe, and d¢rnnk the health of Her Majesty the Queen in a glass of Joy’s famous But- termilk

JOUN P. JOY

VICTORIA CAFE Gt George St.....

PUBLIC NOTICE.

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Public Notice is hereby given that applica- tion will be madeto the Parliament of Can- ada at the next session thereof, for an Act to incorporate The Dominion Building and Loan Assosiation of the City of Toronto, in the Province of Ontario, a Building Society already incorporated under chapter 169 of the Revised St«tutes of Ontario. 1887, for the purpose of enabling the said Association to carry on business anywhere in the Dominion of Caaada, with all the powers of a Loan Company and Building Society.

Dated at th eCity of —u7 aforesaid, this A. J. 1597.

DONELL & BOLAND,

1st day of February, MAU

Toronto Street. Toronto, Solicitors for the said Applicants

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R. B. NORTON & CO,

I have purchased [the estate of the above firm, and will continue the businezs under the firm name of

R. B. NORTON & CO.,

At the 6ld Stand, City Hardware Store.

Where I solicit the “patronage of all the old customers and the pubcc

‘JAMES F. NORTON

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Are You Going To Build a House 7?

Or put up a structure of any kind. If you are cons:dering such a thing, you had beties see the undersigned before completing all your arrangements.

Would Like to Quote you Prices, and, if you Wish, Furnish you With Plans and Specifications.

Hare the latest and best facilities for turning out first-class work. Fact ed with steam power, ard all jobbing work is done promptly.

GRAVEL ROOFING A SPECIALTY.

reasonable prices charged. WM. W. HARPER, Contractor and Builder: P. O. Box 218

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Factory on Fitzroy St. east, between {Weymouth and Cumberland Sts.

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