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Creat Metal Fronts

with Cornices, Door and Windew Ceps, etc,, all complete.

They give durable, fre proof satis- factiou—make old buildings look like new at small cost—and are invaluable for use in all mew up-to- date structures,

We make Metal Fronts tosuit any building — they are casily applied and give e uduring se.tisfaction.

Estimates furnished on receipt of outline giving shape and mea- surements of buildizy,

Better read our catalogue—it’s full of interesting building infor- mation, Shall we send you one?

METALLIC ROOFING CO., Limited Marufacturers, Toronto,

COUPON.

“ene@ 1 39 & OD ~« & 86 068638

THE EXAMINER

January 27, 1900.

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The Inland Navigation Company

| LIMITE D)

The annual general reeting of The Inland Navigation Company, (Limited) wili be he!d in the room (upstair-) 10 Mr Jono McEacbern builling corner of Queen and K vg Sit ete ,{ eric ttetowr, Oo Thursday the 22 a of February next at 3 o’cleck, p. m.

L.C.OWEN, Secretary.

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Bare Footed! No Never

When you can buy girls nice Strap Slippers and Laced Shoes; also Chi'dren’s Button

d and Laced Boots for

5O0cts PAIR

oun AT noe

H. BELL'S

January 30tb,

J.

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WANT & ROUSEKEEPER di

lo°come in and look over our eroceries Our stock is fine ag fresh and guaranteed to be ati sfactory. We keep every- hi ng in our line that is neces- 5 Ary. FOR wa KEEPING

The prices—we l), that is wmat we W ant you to see when you

are looking at our geeds. Chi . " Jowness will surprise you,

NRISCOLL and ELORNSBY

QUEEN STREET

ma DocK §1

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* NER RELIC PT eas epee,

7 DalLY EXAMINKK, UGARLUTTETUWN, FEBRUARY 6,1900 9°t Only One More Month! .. ariey cal ae Te wae, exp. | 7 ae

Little T With a

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Rather Well Known South African, ; } l to three ash i 2 pinho box all labeled \nd how do you propose to get them away?’ inquired your « orrespoudent ot sreat destiny shaper. be diamond king carelessly picked up a handful of the larger stones and juggled with them play fully. ‘Make a handsome tiara, wouldn't they?” he asked as he let a big sparkler slip through his fingers and slide down a rat hole. “A regular tiara-boom-de-aye,” 1 en

thusiastically replied. “Good!” be chuekled. this yellow sparkler,

“Tlere, caten with my compti

ments. I[sn’tit carroty?” Aud he toss e| me a diamond as big as a campaign

button.

“It can’t be beat, you know.” | swered, with a smile. Il humor his mood.

“Well,” he chuckled, “1 yuess

equal to quite a bunch of celery.”

mt » pronounced “celery” as if it were sal lary,” and of course | laughed witb great appreciation.

“Notice the rays of light,” he added,

“ expect a light raise myself,” I re- marked, “w hen I return to New York.’

an wanted to

it’s

He laughed again. “jrtore,” he said; “that’s worthy of ething better than a mere ba-ba

ill trade you a white stone for the Yel low one.”

I handed him the glittering gem; but,

alas, lhe appeared to forget all about the transfer. \ud how did you say you propose get your diamonds away?’ I in- jured in a gentle attempt to lead bim bach to the main question.

“Oh, yes, of course.” he said, sly wink. “But I don’t

fo

with a mind telling

you. They go with me in the balloon. As ballast. See? Dazzling idea, isn’t it? After dark, of course. If I need any light. I take the cover off an asb varrel. Simple, isn’t it? Then | toss a double bandfal of these big pebbles in the air, and the Boers down below Will think it’s meteors. If I want to Startle them still more, I'll take the bark off this unent 20 carat fellow, hoist it to the balloon peak. and they'll il yell “Comet.” Oh, your Uncie Cecil ae Ml W » do you propose to fand?” The g-eat financier’s right eve 10st

Then it slowly opene | t you know uext day.” replied.

velanpd Plain Dew @e+ere —

To Cure a Celdin One Day

Take Laxative Bremo Quinine Tabiets. All drugyists refued the money it fails to cure be. K. W. Grove's Signature is en each box

We Wich Our Customers

—ONE AND ALL—

A Happy and Presperous N° ¥

We also desire to thank them f their very liberal patronage during th past year, making it the most success- year we have yet had.

That our efforts to please has been appreciated, is evident from our rapid increase iu business.

We will strive to merit still further your continued patronage.

W. N. TANTON

JEWELER

Jreat George Street, dours frem Grafton St......

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| Wade yuan pure cream of tartar.

Safeguards the food } against alum.

Alum baking powders are the greatest menacerts to health of the present day.

RO ‘AL BAKING POWDER ©0., NEW YORK. SAN AO ME Ak me mamma

The Bank of Nova Scotia

|| (INCORPORATED 1832) >

Capital, - - - $1,754,000 Reserve, = - $9,130,000

A general banking business transacted. Deposits received and interest allowed at 3}°.

Jan 6—Ilmo.,

{500 Boxes Tin Plates

GOVERKOR “LYDBROOK” and other Excellent Brands. 12x12—14x20.

For prices and terms use telegraph, telephone or mails.

RK. T. HOLMAN. Janu dlyw lmo

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Oar celery will only hold out about one month. Some of the wise ones are order- ing a quantity to be kept in reserve for tnem. We bave held on to the best for ‘he last (the famous Engiish Red Celery.) In this respec: we resemble children who keep the most dainty part of their lunch to the last and at the rate it is going the time will soon come when there will not even be a last. The moral to the above is qaite p'sinsno need to read between the lines it is enjoy it while it laets,

We also bave Hubbard Squash, Cape Cod and Island Cranberries, Spanish & “anadian onions, Brusselis eproute, red & white cabbage, carrots, beete, parésrips, turnips, beans, peas, parsley, etc.

+ Lettuce and mushroom ioja few days at (jays Stalls Market.

J. J. GAY & SON,

CHARLOTTETOWN. Mon thurs sat & wkly.

RACES

a AND-—

HOCKEY MATCH

ON

Wednesday, Feb'y 7th

SOURIS vs CHARLOTTETOWN

Admission 15. Children 10ce. Gallery and Band Stard 25

Cflice To Let.

or studio. Just ‘vacated by Miss Chisholm, in Morris Plock. Apply to , J. & 1. MORRIS. Tan 5—dtf

best quality, and quote be convinced,

POVEPEVOPERTYTTEPH ETP P YONA

frills of torchon lace, DPICE..v000 seeeee $1 55

Queen’s cloth witb deep frill of same, insertion setting, deep frill of embroidery on bottem, finished with feather galoon, DTICC reeves. wees inesghe . $2.10

Queen’s cloth, ‘three rows Of tucking, deep frill of ee finished with feather galoon, price. 0002.25

Cuffs

Cuffsall styles and sizes, Linked or buttoned, round or equare corners, White

Cambric Ties for evening wear.

Shetin ge.

72 inch Plain Unbleached . cad

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12c

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Removed.

The Printing and Bookbinding estab- | —lishment of— |

JOHN COOMBS

has been removed to the large and spacious room, ever E. H. Norton’s, (mext Prowse Bros, )

Business office down s:airs—where he will be pleased to meet all his old eustomers, and as many New Ones as | will favor him with a call,

Good Work— Lowest: Prices—

Special Attention.

John Coombs,

ie] Prizter and Bookbinder.

\72 inch Twilled

..16¢

Towels.

A pair of Large Linen Towels, size 24x 41, PTICO..ccccccesseeeees +e 20C

Remnants.

Dress *Goods, Prints,'®Muslins, [aces, Embroidery, etc., etc.

~—sgtrrnrrennenyrtnnsie

We anticipate a visit from you.

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shape I have on at present? Specially applicable. be slipped through a ring.

—Ally Sloper.

ge: ge‘ Hood’s Sar-aparilla when you call

ure.

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and Saba “because I don’t

eat ‘safd the still young some woman bitterly, wear weeds!”

“No,” replied the envious neighbor, looking around the cheerful apartment, ‘it’s because you seem to be in clover.” —Chicago Tribune.

Deceitful ‘Wetsnn. “Women is deceivin,” said the man. “What's the matter with you?” asked the friend. “T was thinkin of the number of times my wife has told me she never would speak to me again.”—Indianap- olis Journal.

A Tame Lover. “She refused me point blank.” “Did she give any reason?’ “Yes; she said I didn’t look half as eager and interesting when I proposed as I did when making a rush at foot- ball.”—Detroit Free Press.

ee ne ee ee ee 6%, The Very Thing,

‘sane ZZ She—I want a necktie. It’s a present —er (blushes)—for a young man.

He—Quite so. Might I suggest the You see, each one has to

She (eagerly)—Give me half a dozen.

“Look tefore you leap.” Be eure you

or it, and you will find health in its

the lowest prices.

Napkins.

SPY PPPUNTNETTENEANNTY,ervvOnonN NAOH ANOTY Hovpynnervnvenvenmernvevornenevrreeeannernvenennnnéernennernrne TZ IT PAYS TO BUY AT PERKINS’.

wiable Linens...

When buying Table Linens remember we have the best assortment, the Don't take our -woud, compare and

% Ww Unbleached Bleached 38 inch Unbleacted Table Lineu........ id ia dield aa ae 15¢ 62 inch Bleached Table Linen............6 cccoo cece snail 45 " t "! " ROCCO RE RO OHO RE OH Eee eee eeee ..19¢ 68 inen ty ! " . OOP seesee ne eee »16C _*. a ss i ee a ; ee 72 inch " " " tbs Hibeiehal icses Ces 46 w " " " o's < 0 We kapeonse weseetasds eae 72 inch " " " bacdeie ke aa ..$1. 10 54 on " " " Jevdeddunambuioadieess io sano cee 72 inch " '" " ebeecebess dc & — 2h 60 w '" " ” eccccveces . ‘ocecel 85 inch . # ” ee eeece oe ek ane °° @ tt " rt) os ca peeneeen daw i Uweries Oe 85 *‘nch - - ss caked i) palin . $150 66 tt tt cenece ote sonwecnencoee"““ths os ONS 58 inch Unbleached Colored Bordr............... 40c. e rts. Ki Drawers

Good cotton, wide hems, with three rows (\ \ Drawers with frill of lace, open of tucking, price... . sce. +seeseeee- 456 \ ; \ price 25¢

Fine cotton, dzep frills of wesyuoeng } ° : 2 Fine cotton, three tucks, frill oc Pye rows of tucking, price.............303 ‘' \ \ embroidery, closed, price 35

d frills of en x eee. ee ore: nese 15 4 \ \ Five cotton, three tucks. frill of , eis '. embroidery, finished with feather Extra fine cotton, with three tucke and \ f ‘

% UE: oe des ; a RES S

Special value this week in Tabie Napkins,

price 75c, 95c, $110. $1 30, $1.75, $2.00, $2.75, $3.50.

Domestic Sh eting.

$1 40, $1.50,

66 inch Domestic Sheet DE. scicteNer tcstebens 18¢

68 inch $s

White ieee.

Corset Covers, White Cotton .

vee A pair of Larce Turkish Towel Corset Covers, White Cottcn, trimmed price, re oe feats wae aot e with torchornlace. . coe Bae ’ White Cotton _ Remnants White Cotton, Silks,Lacer, Embroid- Heavy White Cotton, 36 inches, special....5¢ ery, ete., etc.

and save money,

SUNNYSIDE.

.2l¢

cone

Buy White Goods here

EF". Perkins & Co.

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20 PER CENT OFF ALL

HEATING STOVES

oes

Genuine Tortoise

INCLUDED.

Dodd and Rogers

The Hardware People.

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A Mark of Value

The Signature on apy arti¢letis the stamp of iis value,

IN MUSIC

right quality is more essen- tial than all elee.

You start right if you bave au instrament of proper charseter —

YOU WILL

be safe if you have one of our instruments—we guar- antee them all.

WE WILL

be pleased to hige vou call and examine — yon don’t have to buy,

Miller Bros,

Queen Street. Connolly’s Building.

“iS MUA AUAALALLLL ALU UAAAdbddbdldeze

ITT CMU meet

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embroidery, closed, price 45¢

Extra cotton, 2 rows ef tucking and embroidery frills with feather galoon, closed, price 55e

Extra cotton, 5 tucks with frill of cotton and lace insertion, finished with feather galooa, price 58c

Shirts

Special value in Mee’s Whith Laund ered Shirts at 75c, $1.10. White Shirts for evening wear.

Sheeting 72 inch Bleached Sheeting. no gems

72 inch ss 72 inch ss “6

Towels

18¢ 2le . 22¢

ATEN is

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WEDDING !

Highly finished Quartered Oak Cabinet containing 164 pieces Table Silverware (wm. Rogers) suitable for wedding oy presen- tation gifts. most comp'ete made —costs $175. se.l for $125 cash. Particulars from SILVERWARE,

P O Box 1045, MoNTREAL,

cures CE RONIJC-DISEAS®S and RUPTURE by Salisbury treatmeut, Send stam, for inicr mation, or call at Trure, Xova Scotia, <“Utice M erchants’ Bank cf balfax Puiidiry

HILLSBORO RINK

AFTERNOON SKATING

Tuesday and Friday, 2.30 to 5.30; Saturday, 3.50 to 6, with band until further notice.

EVENING SKATING

Mcnday and Thursday §& to 10. Band in attendance. Coupon Books now oa saie, 5 skates forone doilar.

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