. ve 1 . 7, Pl % 4 : vy, e THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER 20, 1397 SOT ee He OUT ae gS PLT Pa PS ek RT | 5 we r eee 7 ve IL At AND OTHE a mas, THE CRUISER OSPREY. OUR CLAIM AL ul She Arrived in Charlottetown on Saturday " ; axsousstessennienseumtiainesemnses “mentee Afternoon—A Handsome Craft Well i —IS THAT- . em ‘ Otticered, : . NGINEERS drill tonight. ; . os Sovereign g 8 OmSaturdav the Dominion Government } Ww ; vee" Cruiser Osprey ‘Seame into port. This gays fi Fl : 3 HAT Has Become of the Pownal | ory a. faunched at ol thuine WR ae ' a 88 é MmuUNnC ‘ bur me Du a ” ij a V oring | la-t autumn, the christening ceremony at, a . ; Ta te sah, | being performed by Lady Davies. T aa BHxtracts | s:Jom’s Lodge, AF. & M.., of this | re ria chaoner of 12 Davies. The : et yf : , _ | Osprey is a schooner of 124 tons, built a 5 ‘ 5 _ | city will celebrate the 100th auniversary after the McLean model. Her rig is de re : i: 3 Are unexcelled for great Strength, Purity | of its formation on Weduesday, the 13th} © 7 iy ] ya ? ‘ den 1S — : and Pertect Flavor. of October next cidedly handsome, ani She spreads a total i) a ve ee sail area of 2,700 yards. The length of 19 “Our Proof Have your meals at Grace Church the hull is 125 feei; from tip of Lowsprit y * Bazaar in Large & Sons show roome, on | © end of mainbooin the measurement is mE , Ist—Our Customers say 80. exhibition days. Only 25 cents each in-| 175 feet. The mainboom is 72 feet long ie bial? sles ‘rearing. iad dl taelde tier extreme beam is 254 feet; dratt 134 ee ¢q | C \ Sov } . ationrente feet; and she can sail 14 knots. The oe he ” i | Br oO “a? 19 night you ean | ¢rulver looks well under sail, and presented p ei: \ ii 2 yw lg get a good brea ston Wednecday, Thurs- | ® fine appearance as she came in on | Wis F ii § for Sovereign Brand day or Friday moraing at Grace Church | Saturday. The Osprey is commanded by _ M: actured by Bazaar in Large & Son’s show rooms, | Capt. Knowlton. The first officer is Lucas _ > ED i Great George St. for but 20 cents. Aker, and she cacries a gunner, boat- | : : i SIMSON BR Os 9. & q {). BS swain, and twenty-two men besides. By} T i @ Halifax. N. S Grace Cavuren Bazaar and the great | Invitation of Commander Spain, who i a ae l exhibition both open to-morrew. Youcan| is making the present cruise in the . i : “fe: “>, o-. ree agreat many things at the exlibition for } USprey, one of our staff visited the cruiser 5 : : 2 SBD + 4 r? 150 cents , and a great variety of fancy and | and fouod the good impression, received 2 j ie © ; pos = | wiefu!] oust cles at the Baz zaar for 10 cents: from a distant examination, confirmed by i 2 =A — stepping on board. Everything is in first- ; | Exurerrroxn Nores.-— Keep in mind the class order, the wood and metal work i ~ ey fact that firet-clasa dinners, lunches and | 8crupu.ously clean, and ropes neatly coiled. | ih, TET '¢ - ~ o~ . - : . ny - . . r ; is al vers and eshments will be supplied to all parties The men are well disciplined and well set oe 1) Bee visiting the exhibition grounds right there | @P> mostly clean shaven, and look exactly Ee ated 3S ia on the spot. Hot dinners oniy 25 cents. like the Jack : Tars of the Royal Navy. 1 @ egoins Lunches and refreshments proportionately | The cruiser is tied up splendidly, com. ii cheap “ | fortable accommodation being provided 4) & should now claim your at Se ee for officers and men. One is struck by BZESB*°MwEBME*AEHB ‘ tention. Low shoes are Hicrtanp Games—In the Highland | the extreme cleanliness; and the beauty : " dangerous this cold, damp | Games at Antigonish, D. Clarke, of Grand : the a a as ray ; Sida ah Se I © | weather unless your ankles | River, won first prize for heavy hammer | te vessel Indicate that the pride whic ] D t t : . d h t d Sg Me . ; , : : : _ . . . ae - te OP ~ 1 a are protecial. A few prices | throwing, his b-st throw being 96 feet 8 | une Captain plainly feels for his vessel is Our new Mant e epar ment 18 groaning under t e tremenaou ini will speak lower than words | iuches. J. McDonald was second witha eee — a 8 as ae hy j Ladies’ low Gaiters from 32c. throw of 82 feet. D. Cl arke also won | 5!st8 of &@ handsome brase cannon which 18 z L dj it ill t sf Ladies’ 8 button Gaiters, 48-. in the light hamm-r comp-tition, covering | #8 much for ornament as for use, In the assortment of nhew Sacques and Capes-— e@ares 1t Wl pay you 0. Se ie Ladies’ Button Gaiters, better | 116 feet 5 Aims. Tn putting aa heavy Cae . a stand of nen ore | poly rouble when * © quality, 60c shot H. llis was first with a throw of {| 99@ revolvers, In case © h 3 b f; k h th t | | . : e 2 64 eS és a T . Ladies’ 9 button ‘Gai ters, leather | 37 feet . hisiniiin and 1D. Clarke second ~aeotert © the fie ~ kk Regulations. t ose 200 8 etoere J Ou Make any pure ase Im tia ine, { bound, 70c. with 37 feet 3 inches. Putting !'vbt stone: | Captain seeder aa —s a a iI Ladies’ 10 button Corduroy Gait- | first J McDonald 44 feet 2 inches; second but it is pleasant to ee that > far = ers, 65c. D. Clarke 43 feet 6 inches. captures have been made peaceably. °

Men’a Gaiters, 75e and $1.10

t i ’ : - ane rs 8c ae : oe oe on aailor and his vessel isa | v ew Ove PCOA t G; ; J ee eee os? ; Kenstincron.—The Kensington ; ts

oo. cheese : a | 5oG. factory is being enlarged, the addition being a 20x17 feet, aud a larger engine will be put Particular Jackets for par-.

> i| in. The cheese output this year isexpect- | tienlar Ladies, at Paton’s. New Ree fe rs |e ed to more than double that of last year. -———— 9 ie ALLEY &, 60 This is a pleasing evidence of progress, Ciry Taxes—All parties leaving City {i A *, | and shows that the Kensington farmers | Taxes unpaid. are requested to settle came > 4 ; 9 | believe in making the most oft‘ieir special | pefore san diode baad t is prepared for Ne Ww iE iste is "7 advantages in dairyiog. This example is publication. Poll Tax Executions are . "79

THE SHOEISTS. — well worthy of imitation in many sections, being issued. Pay up at once a eee

where the farmers have not yet awakened

oa spiliei re Sea expenses. 217 3 in. e : FH yu the possibilities oO the great dairying N oe ° Ct SSS SVSessese sese industry—Agriculturist. Prince Edward Island Ulus-- e Wy Ui Ge ia 9 ream Charlottetown Baptist Church treated the Bookstores. Price 25¢. aemmnnae : i i people of Cornwall to a musical concert

; on Friday evening that wasmuch apprecia.. | CUO@eP@esoee Teeepocog——es As our half price sale last season cleared out our entire steck , :

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; ed by all who eer The program f thi bat f h w consisted of anthems, solos and eeveral r }

and. COCOR =? | sevsinss ty she ce see tnd ay Defin- of Overcoats, Ulsters and Reefers, we have nothing resh ne Stentiford. The soloisia were Misses B. Nicholson, Marion McKav, Marion Earle, } and Mr. Cecil McNeil. Misses Amy Earle

9 oni Ella Steavenson were the accor panists.

9 After a choice lunch prepared bv the

3 ladies atthe house of Mr. Artemas Hyde,

S the choir returned to che city.

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goods to offer you this fall and we are ina position to give you ! prices on Clothing that cannot be duplicated in atereny others ‘

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If any article bought from us is not just what we say it is, bring it back and it will be al! right, or else you get your money back.

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Fresh To-day.

A Narrow Escare.—What came verv near being another fatal accident oce irred on Ferry wharf Saturday evening. An elderly man with a horse and cart drove we sav “every One guarar- one of the wheels on the sidewalk. The teed.”’

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weight was too great and the wheel partially > Just now we want to get Dp es e @ : eo a e : BE

‘dD. STEWART roke through, throwing the man to the clear of a large number of

ECLIPSE BAKERY ground. The horse became ‘rightered \ Bakes Best Bread. but the driver held on to the reins. In the CoM BS bee ; and are giving genuine

Se BBB] SQOe Qoe / *trugzie he feil behind the cart and the eer \ reios being very tight the horse started to bargains in order to do it.

BWBVWVWeVVeAewsee 4 move backwards, Two young men who saw theaccidentand rushed tothe rescue,arrived

= 6 pins st in time todrag the man away. Had ; FY 3 they been a second or two later the cart 9 Te BS wheel would have passed directly over his

’ neck, with, itis prohable, fatal results.

They did not recognize the man who was é , 10 THE evidently intoxicated.— Guardian.

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Jt is a wise buyer who knows that the best place to buy is at this store. The quality the best, the price a ag and fair one.

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During exhibition week we shall provide

Special Facilities | Judges of Value—

for you to see and examine our splendid stock of New

Teo pronounce cu Fall and Winter Overcoating, and Suitings to be of the highest orde it

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4 Stas Visit our Dress Goods Department and at the very lowest prices. Our ambition is ever to get materials that | ;

Ne ee Visit our Mantle Department ANT VP | - i.

| Visit our Millinery Depariment CANNOT BiG e AGelled 4

PROVINGIAL EXHIBITION. Visit our Fur Department ia

" +4: , inti : b t- by any other house in the trade. Our Mr. J. J. Ross, who is known to the public as i : Maritime Breeders Association es ee on ae ae ae ieee a of the best cutters on P. E. I, is at the Ferd of the cutting department.

thie ters of the Maritime We have a nice line of Readymade Clothingjand Gents’ Furnishings at lowest prices A meeting 0 is c .

d of th leading breeders of the Maritime ‘Seton: will be held on the Exhibition Grounds, on Thursday, the 23rd inst., at 19 o’clock,

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President. | ; ! : | if A.B. WARBURTciary- |e Fxhibition Tickets for sale at Beer Bros. High Class Tailoring. i

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