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Thousands of people are wonderin opened up this Spring. Why, oar LITTLE SUITS are, without doubt, wish to tender you a special invitation to visit ou
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. SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1896.
we have
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g what we intend doing with all the New Goods that we have
marked the goods so low that they cell themselves. the best value ever shown on the Island. r Children’s Clothing Department.
Ladies,
PROWSE BROTHERS, the Wonderful Cheap Men.
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Ho ¥ jeer B rat a New Hats, new Ties, new Collars and | ut Heartz’s |e uils « pen i yesterday at Prowse Bros. a k N a Cerpe ne wit Iss, new Squares, : ew ains and new Blinds just opened Sox G eeting at{ +t Prowse Bros. oak t ‘ ‘ Philharm nic New Suits, new Pants, new Spring | Bal! Eve ‘ < ao in. iW aterproofs just open d at } \ a i w“ . y » han “1 Buy Carpets at Prowse Bros 1 rw - 0d n Sample Ties opened yesterday ‘ ‘ ; , VY} Say, boys, if you want the latest in Ties _ _ = ” ; ist droy to our Furnishing D pirtment, | oa Moi a 0 pairs Lace Curtains just o; ened. . . s range from 40 to $10.— Prowse SP Up 4 ' go-norron™ 3 instru : - S . Workers’ M tearns is Best it wig : I : ativan 0 ake anda " PERSONAL. pre gra! . - J . sete i ie wee ; Thomas Handrahban, Esq., 1 ADVAN —— : &°" Tfeom Halifax to-day. mere “Oe OF ae ~ae Dr. Rose, of Veraon R ver Bridge, is tietown * . : hae ». |} among the guests at the Queen Hotel. —— eo ee ‘7 — William Larter returned to his hé to ; c ape . He was among the passengel . _ , 1 I : . » Stan ey Special this afternoon. = inet Methinks Sti. Miss Emma S. Murphy has returned base MI ’ ~ ; : Rus ICOV ILE wi ere she Spent the cin 0 ~ o : week a guestof Miss C. McLennan. gue Wa aha ENTERTAINMENT. — The advertising Lame va " agents of the Braatford Red Bird and om i. ‘ walk - i Bie rived In town today ar } le ane } . wi > entertainment at the a O y evening. The party = . ger Payson Davidson, ie aia oe un I or, Rastus, the famous Traci ' —Regular me lored child dancer, and W. F. M ‘ ite this e oa ager forthe Maritima Provinces. , ie g ) pipes oats aie we a cra : . : rae Capes Ihe boats crossed at she Pedagozical rR i Capes this morning, and the mails give . , x ight to the city by special trair nee s tiv after tweive. Tue | utway—A_ sketch i —_-— the pr way a sp! i 3 GEORGETOWN A spec al train moter may 2e¢ ' show w low of} fron Georgetown arrived in the ciiy this A.W. Keddin’s drug s : > north j afternoon about a quarter after two g side of Suuar rh lrawing gjinz a lerge mail and several passengers, very credita Pa yes neat « _ AY hn eresting sketch, together with the I We ar ils won by Rattray and Gaudet, may 1 arrangements could 1 be seen in the window of the Central Drug raiiw a r 3 is r ating at S 4 Canadian Government cabled . as |the Sth inst. to Mr. Chamberlain, Secre of State for the Co'onies, offering a on }Canedian militia regiment for serv ito retur Pictou | the Scudan : } F 5 Pe Haddo House, Lord Aberdeen’s mag: ifi = morning Carty, ail £0) cent place in Scotland, with some 45,00 en about bail past nine, mak~! acres of shooting, is to be let. oi e €tt tr > i t i Ss caeuan ee 3 ter r, and the] pretwnorows “Carter's for Wall Paper tower to-m Ww as ) p . P —Mr. Morton}: ~ as presented | DIED. : S sae i | On Satarday, April 4th, at 12 o'clock, $8 . KS de! noon, Mr. J seph Stewart, Sr., of Brack ky, Lew J Stewart) ley Point Road, in the 95th \ear of his ea i Dar ‘ I c ) age : 37 ON a ie ee = bk. Ait pper Hillsborough $ ' . Sirect, left at Tue Exawiven office alg Furniture é crocus plucked in his gar- eo a & This is the same gentleman who!g Cleaned é Jeft .ue yin at this office aig ers ¢ few days ago. It was inadvertently sated | ANG Polished ’ at the hat Mr. A lived at Lower ° - Montag @ ina minute by JOHNSON’S @ i ieiiaid Miiieneiine Lah Mis e VARNISH RESTORER. Safe é day e rjast Mr. Owen Sullivan jec-'@ for al! kinds of furniture. _No ¢ ad <] ee an ae need to wash with water first ¢ tured on “Dairying”? at Vernon River) @ Our Varnish Restorer does bot} = ir : | pit +o 2 of $ at the same time. Price 15 ¢ ik snheha ales Ril ee cents. Prepared and sold only é lecture was ple with valuable re a matio ao vas [is ito with thec s- 1@ - é est allentiong A irty te O thanks j T x € was tender Mr. S 3 wr his able 1g JOHNSON X JOHNSON ¢ dincosr ? i¢ > — ° _ BB Ra] a r capital B’s. to $ Charlottetown and Souris. § ea * Bonnie Kear) sqaeeeeseeeeeanse tha ApIta ure to be ered in Z Chur i ecture room | orl rsdav eve g, 17th inst., hy that si lecturer, Rev. Andrew Robertson, of New Glasg “re 2 ocotia All the capitai you require is f eents. Buy your Ket fr 1 Mes s. Geo. Carter & Uo., Haszard & Moore or W. M. Coffin, 3 ——<Ge——» | Burnt nevueneve- Phe ne
building on the corre of Bust n and Gr ut om George Streets, “known as Tierney’s BES Corver,” bas teen torn down, and Mr. L. |
©. Worthy has already bezan work on the| ON THE ROAD. new &nd Sandsome structure by which the
oid landmark is e repla ed. On the! =
Biie there is to be erected a new and m- zB aS
Modious store, with dwelling house attacl
d, and in the rear ® bakery fitted with all| ON THE TRACK. © iAt a t aporoved apparatu-.
Mr. Worthy deserves every credit for bis
enterprise. IN FACT,
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pe - ol . iz It's the BEST MADE. Tue D s.— “The Streets of New| Fork? hich i to be preeuted at the oA DRettlet the ute Oddilines inci “Lee vearings makeitapeedy, piay t vas ade fa is a nut r easy running—safe, Every o. yeant Mayo, ond oe’ part guaraateed. Full assort- he tore pia his repertoire n, ri, a ail itare a elements w oh vo tomake/ment in our store—for men up &@ popular play—comedy scenes in] and women. ny and justatouch of sensationalism Mie
r. Wh kK Is preparing some hat eat ae a . wing oe ve fch anf’ yoi: | #ARR WRIGHT & COs L&D wil! bea able o | MARK ob " ed
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‘ Necessary Announcement.
Of course we are greatly gratified by the reception given our Spring Millinery, Mantles and Dress Goods. We spared no trouble to secure the prettiest novelties, and are glad our selection is meeting with your prac- tical approval. Other departments, however, also deserve your atten- tion, and we therefore propose to follow up our genuine Show Days by devoting onE pay to each special minor department.
On MONDAY it will be HOSIERY,
and we will show our choicest goods as well as our special bargains in Luadies’ and Children’s Cotton und Cashmere Hosiery. We _ purpose making a notable display. Do not miss seeing it.
BEER BROS.
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Tue Wearugr,—Maderatg winds, mostly west and couth-weet ; fair and mild.
THE REVOLT AGAINS? THE TUB.
butter trade with the United Kingdom is the success of against the old-fashioned tub. one after the other,
and uscomely
comes in
that Canadian butter all round would real-
ize from one to two cents per poun 1 packed in koxes; acd we say this as the largest im-
ain, and after excensive
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More New Goods.
20 UASES Expected Next Week,
Balance of our spring stock of London Goods.
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Capes, Flowers, Straw Goods,
Laces, Hats, |
| Millinery, ete, |
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The People’s Store. }
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W. A. Weeks & Co.
Wholesale & Retail. }
Charlottetown, April 11, 1896.
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Features of the Butter Trade as Set Forth
by the Canadian Gazette. One noteworthy feature of the Canadian 5 : the success of the revolt Merchants, in England and Scot- land,have objected to the tub, with its waste look, and have welcomed the 56-lb. boxes iv which the creamery butter is now coming to hand. The but from Australia and New Zealand in 56-lb. square boxes, and it would be well if all Canadian producers | followed suit. “We are convinced,” writes one large West of England firm,
ter
porters of Canadian butter in Great Brit- inquiries during the past two years.” “Tbe sooner the old tubs are finally abolished the better,” savs a Glasgow merchant; “during the scarcity choicest Canadian creamery in boxes fetched as bigh as 140s. per 12 lbs.” This revolt against the tub is typical of the gen- eral revolt against inferior butter. Happily the past year saw a most welcome im- provement in the general quality of Can- adian butters sent to this country, and importers do not fail to speak appreciat- ively of the good sense dictatng recent
€ pments associated with the name of ’rofessor Robertson, the Dominion Dairy ‘ommissioner. “The quality,” says a arge Glasgow firm, “thas been an improve- eut on anything received of late years, and while flavor has not been so delicate ind attractive as fisest Danish, yet it must be acknowledged that the Cana dian butter has been, on the whole, a creditable production. This is the general tone of che reports from merchants. The Canadian butter is distinctly improving, but it is stil] behind Danish, Australian, or the best French butter. Note, for in stance, this report from Bristol :- -“The principal faults are either the butier is too salt, or there is too much moisture left in, and the butter has not been shipped soon enough, and consequently gets stale. Can adian butter makers must find means io get rid of the large amount cf whey that still remains in the butter. This, of course, goes sonr, and the flavor of the iulier is thereby spoilt. Then it ought not to be difficult to use only euffi- cient salt, and that of the right grade, to ensure it keeping a reasonable time.” “Make the butter milder,” says a London pouse—‘that is, less salted; and it will “uit the London market admirably.” Others speak of the desirability cf more refrigerator facilities here and on the other side of the Atlantic. That need is, we believe, being met, and in it, as in other respects, Cavada may pick up some useful wrinkles from Australasia.
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Are you going to invest in cold storage; of course youare. Then call at the Citv Hardware Store and buy a McCormack refrigerator—R. B. Norton & Co.
Now is the time to get your supply o glass and crockeryware, as we want to make room for the new. We will sell cheaper than ever for a few weeks.—W. P. Colwill. m28 4w dy&w
Don’t let your meat, butter, milk, etc., spoil, but order at once one of McCor mack’s celebrated refrigerators at the City Hardware Store, and save money—R, B. Norton & Co.
Our new hats and bonnets flowers are admired and selling fast. Be one of the the number to gotoJ. B. Macdonald & Co's.
Before placing your spring order see our goods. We guarantce the lowest prices and best fits on Queen Street.—S. A, McDonald. 3i—apl0
No cotter pins to get loose on Perfects and Garden City at the Leader’s.
| ber, and the amount supplied by each per-
ieipay, April 10. House met at 4.45 Mr. McKinnon introduced a bill incor poratiivg the trustees of the Presi yierian Church at Moi tague, which was referred to the Private Bilis Comn itt e Mr. Farquharson presented a_ petition | from Alexander } Lellan aud
PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE,
Bucharai, Norman Mc- asking for certain |} anendnients to the Act of Incorporation | of Strathalbyn Church congregation, and | tor the repeal of the present Act of Incor- | poration. Laid on the table.
Hon. Mr. Peters presented a_ petition | from the commercial travellers, asking that the tax of $15 imposed upon them be | repealed. Laid on the table. | Hon. Mr. Farquharson presented a peti- ; tion from John K. McLeod, Jolin McKeo~
ne and othcrs, members and adherents of the Presbyterian congregation 6® Strath- albyn, asking tla’ the House do not pass au Act incorporating part of the property of the said congregation, as asked for by a ceriain petition about to come before the House,
Hon. Mr. Peters presented the report of the Hospital for the Insane for the year 1895.
Mr. Galiant presented a bil] incorporat- ing the trustees of the Spring Valley Hall Ccmpany. Referred to the Private Bills Committee.
Mr. Blanchard asked the lea‘er of the Government to table a statement showing the amount, if any, paid since the first of the present year to Mr. W. C. White, Re-~ gistrar of Deed-, in excess of his statutory allowance, and if so, the nature and amount of work done for which such payment was made.
Hon. Mr. Peters promised the statement asked for to-morrow.
Mr. Shaw asked the Commissioner of Public Works to table a statement showing how the sum of $672.49, as shown by the C. P. Works repert and charged to Bridge Montague District No. 8, King’s County, has been expended. If by public tender, the names of all tenders received and amount of tenders, respectively, and the ten ler accepted; if by private contract, the name or names of the persons to whom the coutract was given; if by day’s work, the names of the persons employed, the number of days each person was so em- ployed, the amount per day paid or agreed
others
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| Hospital fur Tusane ............ I i ee Inspectors of license Legislation.........
19,0140 090 14,000 00
600 00 7,700 00
Legislative Library............... 40 0% Miscellaneous grants............ 2,525 (0 Miscellaneous expenditure.,.... 1.600 19 PORTING oiaseeses v0 sindenanb said te 3,350 (0 POO TC iisineleicicss, . BE i ‘500 00 Public Land Departmenut..... 2.100 00 Provincia) Secretary-Treasurer 2,850 (0 Provincia! Auditor. .,..¢-csc ° 1,150 00 Provincisl Building....,,....... 1,825 00 Registry Offices.........ccssscees 4,040 00 Telegrams......., 15 00
Stenographer and Typewriter. Public Works Department... Ferries (including ferry steam
CLP) -cccreoeee so 000 ccceveneanss-:>, 29;039 OO
1,150 00 4,100 09
re a 3,000 00 Pe vceacciicsd eee 2 3,075 00 AGRO OE WO ev cereonesenyy 49s'h0 3,000 60 Supervisors (salaries — and commissions) ’........ Pigekor 3,000 G0 Po ice eivcicoedbcicet I ccad 13,000.00 MN Ss hbk ccc ciecasg’ 16,000 00 Road machines.......... .cecccee. 1,825 00 OOS B60 os eo Fcncaseeine ovsseeses 600 00
Teiephones......
listed) | an ae Miscellaneous public works...
1,500 00 Debenture siakiog fund,....., 2,775 00
$287,919 06 The AttoPmey General introduced a bill
entitled an Act to amend the law relating to Partition in the Court of Chancery. The bill was read a first time, and will be read a second time on Monday. The House adjourned till 3 o’clock on Monday.
MISERABLE FRAUDS
Some Dealers Substitute Cheap and Worthless Dyes
When the Popular Diamond Dyes
to be paid to each person so employed, and the amount paid as wages to each person respectiveiy; the amount of lumber or tim- ber, if any, that was supplied, the names of persons supplying such lumber or tim -
son respectively, and the amount paid to eich person for supplying such Jumber or timber respectively.
Hon. Mr. McLean said the statement a*ked for so far as it could be given would be furnished at the earliest opportunity. Mr. Wise asked the Commissioner of Public Werks what was the invent o2 of the Government in regard to the open- ing of anew road from Colville Road to Bannockburn Lot 31, a petitivn havicg been presented for the same in the fall of 1894. = Hon. Mr. McLean said the matter was engaging the attention of the Govern 2€', and if desirable the road would be opened up.
Mr. Shaw asked the C. P. W. to table a statement showing the name or names of person or persons to whom the sum _ of $177.00 was paid for packet service be- tween Charlottetown Wood Islands and Little Sands in 1894, as shown by the re- port of theC. P. W. and the certificates that said packet service was performed. Hon. Mr. McLean said the information asked for would, us far as possible, be givea to the House at an early date. On motion of Mr. Godkin the act au- thorizing the town of Summerside to bor- row certain money or debentures was read a third time and passed. Mr. Warburton presented a_ petition from Richard C. Lea and others of Town- ehips number 28 and 2), as‘cing for a new Act of Incorporation for the Crapand Creamery Company. A bill in accordance with was read a first time and referred Private Bills Committee. Hon. Mr. Peters said the estimates of o.dinary expenditure for the year would be tabled to-merrow morning, and the budget speech would te delivered at an early date next week. Hon. Mr. Sinclair submitted the report of the agricultural conimittee relative to co'd storage. The report states that the committee had examined several witness— es, and in view of the evidence they did not think the committee felt justified in recommending to the Government the course they should pursue, as it was # matter that should be dealt with by the Legislative Assembly itself. The report was laid on the tab'e.
House adjournca until Saturday at 10 a. m.
the petition to the
Sarvcrpay, April Ll.
House met at 1080.
Mr. Gordon asked the Provincial Trea- | surer to table a statement showing the amounts due the Banks by. the Govern- ment of this Province on April 10th, 1896; and also the amount due’ by the Government on that date for Provincial and temporary loans.
Hon. Mr. McMillan said the answer would be given early next week.
Mr. McKinnon asked the Loader of the
Government what steps had been taken since the plebiscite on Prohibition in 1893 to ascertain whether this Province can pass a Prohibition law, and if it is the in- tention of the Government to introduce any legislation to prevent drunkenness.
Hon. Mr. Peters said that since the vote on the plebiscite question was taken the matter was referred to the Supreme Court of Canada by agreement between, the Doin- inion Government and the Province of Ontario and a series of questions presented for the opinion of the court. The temper- ance people were represented by eminent counsel in the Province of Ontario and the Dominion Government had leading counsel argue the various phases of the question. The Snpreme Court decided the various questions. dut their decision was ajealed from to the Privy Council. Judgment is not yet given. Untilgthis is done, and the powers of the Provincial and Federal Governments distinetly ascer- tained, it would be useless to legislate on this important subject. Regarding legisla- tion to prevent drunkenness, the leader of the Governrent replied that if Mr. Me- Kionon would draw up an act to accom- plish this the Government would give it support. : :
Hon. Mr. Peters presented the esti- mates for 1*96. They contain the follow- ing items :
Got a room to paper ? Moore & McLeod are
Wall Paper Men.”
“The!
Are Asked For,
The great popularity of Diamond Dyes has resulted in many worthless imitations adulterated and cheap materials- that are bought by some merchants at a very low price, and for the purpose of extra large profits these dealers urge their cus- tomers to buy theae weak and worthless substitutes.
The substitution of common dyes _ for the wonder working Diamond Dyes is one of the grossest frands now being worked on the ladies of Canada, Beware of the dealer who trie to induce you to take the cemmon dyes that give him large profits.
Diamond Dyes are from two to three times a+ strong as any ‘of tlie imitation dyes, The best materials that science can produce are used in the manufacture of D.amond Dyes and you get you money’s worth when you buy them.
Unparalleled inducements in spring suits for boys or men at the Bargaia
Counter. The largest assortment to select from—McKay Woolen Co.
McCormack refrigerators at R. B. Nor- ton & Co’s. A
McCormack makes a very fine refriger- ator ata very low price, and he makes them on P. E. Island. They are far better than more expensive ones which are imported. Cal] at the City Hardware Store and see them—R. B. Norton & Co.
5 cases new hats and caps opened at the Bargain Corner. These are the latest novelties made iy these lines, and are dir- ect from fashion_centres—McKay Woolen Ce.
New shirt waists opened to-day—Movore & McLeod. 7
Drop in to-day ard see the handsomest dress goods display in Charlottetown— Moore & McLeod.
The best is none too good for you; to get the best call at the City Hardware 8 ore and order ove of McCormack’s cele- beated refrigerators—R. B. Norton & Co.
MORTGAGE SALE.
Te be sold by Public Auction, at the Court House in Summerside, on TUESDAY, tue twelith day of May, A D 1896, at the hour of twelve o'clock, noen, under a power of sale contained in an Indenture of Mortgage dat’ 4 the twenty séventh day of March, A D 1s 0 ani made betweea Peter Maicolm Morrisou and Ann Morrison of the one part, and Sarah M Brown of the other part:~
All that piece ofiand situate on Lot Hight- een in Prince County; Prince Kkdward Island, bounded as foilows:—Commencing on the north-east side of the Darnley Road, thenee north to ten acres now or formerly in posses- sion of P. t7r M mr sow, thence east filteen chains or tdthe west I ne of Peter Morsison’s land, thenge ajo; same south forty-six chains more or less to the northern boundary of pfece of land sold by the said f eter Malcolm Morrison and .Aun* Morrison to George F Thompsor, ihenéé along the same southw<8 - erly to thenoad- aforesaid, and thence aiong the samé to the place of commencement, being part of the land conveyed to Roderick Morrison by Ellen Stewart and another by deed ‘bearing date the i8th day of January, A D 1867. .
For further particulars apply at the office of J Eimsry Wyatt, Barrister-at-Law, Summer- side.
Dat d the lth day of AD A D 1596.
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They Are Grems
you want the newest in Rings see my choice display. I am bound to have Quality, De- sign, Workmanship and Price You
get just what you pny fer.
right. They are right.
No deceptions. My guarantee
with every ring.
Will You Look At Them ?
W. W. WELLNER.
Charlottetown, April 11, 1896. THE MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Company OF NEW YORK. RICHARD A. McCURDY, PRESIDENT.
i . j , Statement for the year ending December )
ol, 1895 :—
PSs rence ccacinernacee $221 213,721.33 EMR yi occes eS eedinties 194,347,157.58 Ries een « $26,866,563.75 SU Te cai aa $418,597,430.51
| (Company’s total income is about $10,- | 600,000 more than the annual ‘revenue of | Canada).
Total Paid Policy-holders
Oe NU iccttiess ca $23,126,728.45 Insurance and Annitities
Se We bsseareacecenecaliaas $899,074,453.78 Net gain in 1895............. $61,647,645.36
Nore —Insurance merely written is dis carded from this Statenient as wholly mis- leading, and only insurance actually issued and paid for in cash is included.
Paid to Policy-holders since
OFBONIBBLIOR:«.....<cccconee $411,567,625.79
Robert A. Granniss, Vice-President. Walter A. Gillette, General Manager. Isaac F. Lloyd, 2d Vice-President. Frederic Cromwelt, Treasurer. Emory McClintock, Actuary.
JOHN MACEACHERN, Resident Agent, Charlottetown, P. E. J.
J. A. JOHNSON, General Agent, 87 Hollis Street, Halifax, N.S. mch3l d&w tf.
W ANTED-—By the Ist May, acoox; wages $.0; also a parlor maid vag-s $8. Apply at this office, way & wy tf —apl WANTED—A competent girl’ for general housework--MR3s RC Gorr, Fitzroy Street.
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(OW FOR SALE~A newly calved cow Aylly tod WincuesTer, Fi zroy Street Kast aplv--2i pd
WHICH SHALL | PUT ON Fiagyr.?
It doesn’t make any earthly difference which she puts cn first. One shoe is as good asthe other, and both are perfect. The trath wil] bear a good dea] of telling. but it won’t stand any stretching, end we don’t believe in taking any liberties with it. We tolerate nothing in the nature of exaggeration. When you make a pur- chase from us you know exactly what you are buying. We can give you as good value in Boots and Shoes as you can get anywhere. Try us.
R. K. JOST:
ay4 Stamper’s Corner
FARM FOR SALE-75 acres of Jandat Me’- ville, Lot 69, with house and barn, for $00 rash or securitv. Apply to F W L Mc ore Solici or, London House Corner.
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LONDON HOUSE.
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PENING.
T. J. HARRIS.
Charlottetown, April 11, 1896.
Administration of jnstice...... $ 15,576 00 | Board of Health... cit... ..ciicec xe SOOO Coronegs’ inquests...... socrcages SE _2OGSOO | Dairy associations........ osegtes ~260 00 Executive Council............ 350 00 Education .......... lissibelicen tical 122,655 00 Exhibitions...» <cvscascsccescoces 8,035 00
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A large part of cur Spring Stock is now open, and will be ready ior your inspection on Friday, 10th, and Satur- day, 11th.
Spring Dress Goods, Spring Millinery, Spring Mantles,
and everything that’s new
and seasonable in SPRING GOODS.
MOORE & MeLROD.
Charlottetown, April 9, 1896,
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Wer Goods ! Nexz Goods!
New Clothing, New Felt Hats, Ladies’ New Straw Hats and Bonnets, New Flowers, New Ribbons,
_ In our Boot Department we ar- ing lots of Boots.
Try us, try us, J. B. MACDONALD & CO.
Charlottetown, April 11, 1896--dw
daily open- Our values are not surpassed,
+ GUARDIAN >-;
FIBE & LIFE
ASSURANCE COMPANY
(LIMITED) OF LONDON, ENGLAND.
ND I aon nr nin ds « kb a med ed ad Face . $10,000,000
Capital Paid Up..... sis ak 5,000,000 we Oh Boned Mba c..: 06 iiss oe lveicclas 22,500,000
CARVELL BROS., ACCENTS.
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Our Stock of Serges
Is Now Complete,
including the celebrated TYKE and BLEN- HEIM SERGES. Those $14.50 ALL-WOOL SERGE SUITS are selling fast. See them.
S. A. McDONALD,
Ci’town, April 10, 1896—dy Leading Fashionable Tailor.
What Charlottetown Wants
to prevent sickness is to get proper Plumbing, Drainage, Ven- tilating, and Heated Houses to live in. We are prepared to do everything in the PLUMBING line at sbort notice. We handle the best Sanitary Earthenware and appliances known to the trade. We are also prepared to do joie in the line of STEAM, HOT WATER aod HOT AIR HEATING. We pride ourselves — the perfection of our work in all its branches. JOBBING done at short notice. Our charges are moderate, See us before placing your order. Best of references,
McINNIS & THORNE, Charlottetown, Feb. 28, 1896 —d&w PHILHARMONIC BUILDING,
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EMPIRE BLEND TEA
Is the Tea that brings trade and pleases customers,
Every pound satisfactory, but remember that there“are two or three kinds of Empire Blend. Be sure and get the best. For sale wholesale or retail b
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