THE

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

New Dress Triam ~ Beer B -

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SON e s Hee n Phitha 4 yrrow at 34 Evers! ‘

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Teet ’ a ceiebrat e Holy Come S Paul's (¢ hats ) te morrow ~

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Ow Ee Way Back A I to the Stes Navigation Com panv this city § .~« att t me No i ey jand ar Ha 1X ias g and al vas

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Gos \ R ! I Lros pe! meeting nic Hall Suuday afternoon at 40 cioc iucted by t Railwas Strangers always welcome Lesson J W ever.”

scmeneuliagpaaninans

AQ tr a € I mnt ferry ‘ rB Fed t a sch er ia iiere are less than three tug ats iving at the wharves any one of w would gaily do tl work.

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A Goop Srory.—On the fourth pag of today’s EXaMINeR w found ie first page of a v teresting story which me advise f our readers tv mis I will be as well worth reading as any « the Sher < Hoimes se ; of stories, and

that is saying a good dea

he Op T <C To-day the old town clock was r ved from its position the tower of the R. ( chape wy G.- & Jurr, watchmaker and j-weiler, and Henry Hermans, tinemit] fhe old clock has done good service to the peor of Char lottetown for upwards of forty years Kwill recall old times to many our

older citizens seismic W.C.T. U—Wiuil the members of the Executive please take notice that wil! be a meeting in the Parlor on Monday as p. m Also, Miss Sayre will ishment ¢

give a talk on th

there

pun children

atthe regular meeting at 4 o’clock on Monday afiernoon, to which all mothers sre cordially invited to be } resent. sellin tial alban

Hox. Mr. Latrp’s Lectrre—We would opce nore ca ne Specia: Silention of our readers tc the advertisement of Hon. Mr. Laird’s ture the Destiny of Canada Which takes place in St. Patrick’s Hal on Monday evening next. The lecture is an excelient one and deserves a fuil house Make no other engagement for Monday evering

deshiesisataiciciuniae lecture in ast week of this month

Reap Tis —Dr. Sexton will Zion Church “Of '

Dr. Sexton’s cture we cannct eprak too highly.

He is a king among divines, and for the last two years has lec- tured to au liences both in Canada and the United States, which were limited only by the capacity of the buildings chosen. No man in America has been more unstinted- jy praised.”—Goderich (Unt.) Star, Jan. jet, 1896. ives

City Corner. —At the emergency meet- ing of the City Council last evening a mo tion was carried that the electric cars be net allowed to run on Sundays between

the hours of ll a m. and 12.15 p =m, 230 and 3.30 m., and hetween 7 and 8 in the evening. A motion that the company be exempted from taxation fur 20 years was voted down. Previous to these motions being made, Mr. A. B. Warburton, on bebalf of the pany, asked that they be given ex emption from taxation, on the receipts

period

ie the prohibition

of the street railway only, for the of 20 and that against Sunday cars |

years,

e withdrawn, statiog

that unless these concessions were made be would vot proceed with the bill now before the legislature.

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PERSONAL.

Mrs. L. H. Davies is expeciel © home from Ottawa this evening.

Mr. D. M. Kerr, representing the well sod favorably kiuown house of Silverman Boulter & Co., Montreal, manufacturers of fars and hats, has returned to the ci'y ait:r having a successful trip to the west- ernend of the Island. Mr. Kerr has

net been on the [sland for some time, but succeeded joing a nice business for his house, which is known as being ihe lead- @rsin the fur trade in Canada. ’ —_ +

Mara 1is di tn jin}, prime m nis‘er of Italy, has apprised the Vatican that the exequators hitherto accorded Jialian bish

Ops will be withheld unless the Pope per- mits Roman Catholics to take part in pub lie elect The papai authorities re- gard this intimation as part of the pew tactics of the Driebund in connection with the m f Dr. Krans, sent to the Vat-

iean by Prince Hohenlohe, German chan- cellor, and recent interviews of the Em peror of Germany with Cardinal San Felice

a Nap es The Pope will not consent to Cuter into ar y ne gotiations wiLatever on eqeerrenataneomananchaniamanase pie aul MARK WRIGHT & C0.. LTD,

‘Stearns is

DAILY

EXAMINER °

— en pa candace —

pleased. — Prowse Bros.

Boys and Youths, young and oll, dre

sunshine of this town, and outshine any other stock shown.—Prowse Bros.

Ruy Clothing at Prowse Eros

Buy Your Hats at Prowse Bros

Spring has arrived, so has our LITTLE SUITS, and if the spring turns out as fine!

as our New Clothing every person will be

— ee LADIES !—Don’t think, Buy your Carpetsat ProwseBros We Gon’t keep cortain lines tl Tae won, ©@Fried over from last yea iu and see our new Hate—they are the C$Ut before you see them. a spectal favor if you will

viene Best wie OBITUARY,

At Carleton, Lot 27,0n_ the 8th Thomas Myers, aged 61 years, leavin widow and family of seven children. Ti leceased was uaiversally respected the neighborhood in which he lived, was }

and generous to the poor, and leaves a

riches.

rest in the 10th inet. number paid their r

‘Lhe remains were laid to rest it

Searletown cemetery on

spects.

At Crapaud, on the 17th isaac Sumth, sister of Myers, aged 57 years,

inst., Mre. the late Thomas

leaving a husband

and family of seven children to mourn their lass. The deceased was an aftec- ate mother and was loved by lier fam

ily and highly esteemed by her relatives neighbors and friends. The funeral wili take place on Sunday, the 19th inst., to St. John’s Church, Crapaud. These are

eleven children, and the family have the assurance that they died as they lived and

those who died trusting in their faith.

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HCTc&L BRUNSWICK,

Mr. Ceorse McSweeney, Yroprietor of

Moucton's Well known Hosteiry,

Permanently Cured of Acute Rheumatism by Dr. Manning’s German Remedy.

Mr George McSweeney, proprietor of the Hawker Medicine Co. (Lid) as fol-

lows;

“I take great pleasure in stating to vou

ors of the greatest rheumatic cure I have! ever come in contact with or used.

“I suffered for a year with acute rheum atism and after trying everything I could] at the drug stores without deriving any | benefit I trird Dr. Manning’s German Re- | medy and found in it a compiete and per-| manent cure.

“I heartily recommend it as liniment in the market.”

the best | | Dr. Mapning’s German Remedy is sold} by all druggists and dealers at 50 cts per | bottle, and is manufactured only Ly the} Hawker Medicine Co. (Ltd.) St. John, N. | B. sintetiactinsthaie disebesctesniie In a battle near Lechuza between Span- ish troops under Col. Debos and Cuban nsurgepts under Maceo, the Spanish fought against great odds and were def: at

ed with great loss. Details are beirg withheld by the government. Col. Evhe-

varria, who received orders to act in com- bination with Col. Debos, failed to arrive in time to assist the other Spanish treops. The authorities say had he arrived in time Maceo’s force would have been badly whipped. Col. Echevarria has been re- lieved of his command and ordered to appear for trial before a court martial.

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In Making Cur |

Varnish Restorer

we had ia mind thatany and furniture polish that § dries on is @ FURNITURE DE- 3 SstROYER, adding body to the

finish and forming a nucleus

every

20023

for dust and dirt. JOHN- SON’S VARNISH RESTOR- 4

ER adds nothing tothe body ¢ of the finish; simply cleanses, é

and restores the original one Price 15 cents. ; eold only by JOHNSON & JOHNSGH,

é ? Graduates in Pharmacy. $

Prepared and ! s

oe

Preseceuqaqeqeqaese

ONT THINK

That because we have forty work men making Furniture, we have time to attend to repairs to old fur niture. Wedo a large repair bus ness, and the same facilities that en- able us to make new furniture at low first cost are imp rtant factors in our repair department.

Sh nian bea eh A tay Phe {

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Our New Goods have all arrived.

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Every corver crowded. Shelves groaning.

All Millinery now shewing, Immense ak of Dress ate.

Great display to-day.

the tirst breaks in the Myers’ family of}

| A Great Endorsement. |

0 Hotel Brunswick, Moncton, writes to| |

and the public that vou are the propriet- |

good name, which is far better than creat !

the | Yespite the bs is a laree | Despite the bad roads a larg.

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that they are gone toa place piepared for!

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7 Capea fa oes Peer

AS & Co.

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New Hats, ‘ Killlinery Bonnets, Flowers and Plumes.

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TO-DAY

we are ready with the newest thoughts in the abave. In addition to the usual more sober col- orings, our NEW HATS embrace all the new, bright shades so popular this season.

You can see here what

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# the best dvessed ladies in larger places. are

sg ony, will be pleased to have your order.

New Capes are in, liew Dress Goods are in. New Ribbons are in,

The People’s Store. W. A. Weeks & Co.

PLUCKY

PARLIAMENTARIANS,

(Ottawa Journa!, independent.)

A few individual members of that Par- liament misbebaved, no doubt. But what sort of stuff did the great majority prove themselves to be? What sort of pluck lid they show? What sort of resolute liscipline did they preserve, each accord- convictions ? What sort of brains did they display in the protracted

ing to his

flict? The great majority of the mem- bers of .the House are men of mature

years who know the value of health, who know the importance of giving their con

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The Telegraph Service and the Electric

Wall Paper.

tee

‘LBTTERS 10 TAB DITOR,

TWO LIVE TOPICS.

Road Bill.

2 . Sir,—During the past five years I have had, perhaps, as muh business experience

| with the Telegraph Company as any busi-

|

stitutions fair play, yet at the call of what

they held to be duty they settled down anietly to avery seygre and thankless } physical strain. This is true of all | parties; whether government .Oonserva- tives, Liberals or ‘‘Irreconcilables,” they | all showed theinselves ready to take their |

medicine like men. The Conservatives | livided into two relays,each going on duty twelve hours ont of the twenty-four. The Liberals were in three relays, eight bours each—the longer Conservative term being apparently due to the desire of the leaders | to be sure of a large majority on any vote. The Third Party, alittle band of half a lozen, could not arrange so systematic- ally, but always managed to have repre- sentatives ready for emergencies. Thus divided up, tke House met in a corageous and orderly manner a most severe and protracted strain. Whether it was a matter of conscience or a matter of party, their course had much

1 itthat was admirable. The memlurs ofeach of these sections in tle Houre were honestly striving to accomplish what

sch believed a desirable and jastifiable end, and while the result might appear to be on the surface a purposeless and noisy talk, it was nevertheless the outcome of conscience, ability and courage in all the |

parties concerned,

And the debate was no mere gabble. It | as a brainy and gallant contest, as full | f cleverness as of courage. The pages of iiansard are in parts more interesting reading than any work of fiction, and a study of the whole report of the proceedings would be a pretty liberal edu cation to many people. It is certainly a pity to see that the time of members and the public money was, so far as progress with public business is concerned, wasted, | but in so far as the chara_ter of Parliament is ‘oncerned there was much in the pro- ceedings of last yee< which the people can afford to be prous of, as well as much which they must deplore.

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BEER SEOS.

Tne Westner.— Mostly cloudy ; local showers.

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Rubber balls, 3c. up to $1.26 each

di ect from Germany, at Carter's Book-

atore,

| Boonie Brier Bush, regular price $1.25,

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to-nigit only, at Carter’s Bookstore, $1 each.

Wonders never cease—The latest is the {geamaphone. It will talk, sing, recite, ‘ery and Jaugh at Carter’s Bookstore to-

lnight. Free exhibition. Come! | The enamelled steel ware advertisel by lp. B. Norton & Co. is the celebrated

:Strausky ware that has given such good | satisfaction in the past.

Strausky ware.

See the Strausky ware at Norton’s,

Ladies requiring steel wate of the best | make should inspect at once the four cases of Strausky’s ware just opened by | R. B. Norton & Co.

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One dollar buys a pair of ladies b<ots

sortment of new shoes cheap.—R. K. _ dost.

| Gents, see our $2.50 laced boots—dan- dies—pointcd acd broad toes, at A, E. Mc- Eachen’s.

| Spring Millinery —Ladies don’t be in a hurry to buy your spring bats, we have an immense variety of the latest styles to

' & Co. aplé 2in. Buy your boots at J. B. a & Co’s. al7 3i Look at our children’s, boots for A9e. a pair at J. B. McDonald’s» al7 3i | See our assortment of window shades—-

empath emma emai MeMillan & Hornsby. “Quick repair outfit” at King Square

bicycle repair shop.

this evening, new stock; also a large as- |

open this week, Wait for them.—Weeks |

| condition at once.

} ness man in the Province, and involving

at times important transactions and cover-

ing mauy centracts of large values. for lubsters in continental countries, and I

must say that I have never found anything else than perfect satisfactioa and. the most careful ‘attention on the part of the Company.

I have never found but one error, “and that was in the case of a Copenhagen con tract, and the mistake was afterwards traced to some forwarding office on the other side of the water, and over which the Ang]l>-An e.ican had no conrrol.

The conditions of the Company may be obnoxious, but I have never yet known a single case where those conditions affected the satisfaction to the sender in the deliv- ery of his message.

If Mr. Editor of the Guardian will show me any way of agitating fora reduction in the rates charged or the procuring of a iight service at half rates, such as they enjoy in the other provinces and in. the United States, I will be with him as far 1s I can possibly go, but on the question f any complaints against the management vere Or Of the satisfactory nature of the service rendered by the company in gen- ‘ral I must vot2 against him.

As to the electric road bill I have no loubt that ifthe City Council adhere to heir present position and withhold the privilege ofa Sunday service they will srant city franchise which w.il deprive the

iizens of one half of its benefits,

If the City Council will pass a bye law proclaiming Sunday a day for only sleep ind prayer, and stop the ferry steaners, snd the Jivery stables, and the private varriages and tie up all the bicycles, and ock the gates of the park, then there night be some reason in their present ac- tio”.

They may consid r it quite right to al ow a man to sperd one hundred and fifty lollars in a horse avd carriage, or one iundred for a bicyvle to drive or ride out it his ease, but they must prevent the reneral mas3 of citizens from spending

h-ir five cents to ride out and enjoy the same park.

Mr. D. McNeill, in his letter, goes quite iway from the argument when he says that a3 well might butchers shops and bakers shops be kept open on Sunday as slow the electric cars to rata en Sunday. Quite wrong. Every man or woman can yet what they want from those shops on Friday or Saturday as well as on Sunday; but if Mr. MeNrill had tomake a living for himself and his family atthe work of a laborer or in the eager press of the busi- ness community, he would find it quite impossible to find the time for any but a Sunday use of the electric ¢ars or the pub- lic park. His letter would have been very

good if dated fifty. years ago, but what would the rey. gentleman have said then to an organ in church, or what would he Say now if he staod on Sunday morning in tront of the Brooklyn Tabernacle and saw the crowd of street cars land their throng of worshippers who come to listen to the gospel and thank God for the prvi-

| ledges of the nineteenth centary,

E. H. Norroyn.

RACES ON QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY.

Sir,—Why is it that the dire¢tors of the Charlottetown Driving Park have not’ yet

| advertised the races promised for the 24th

of May. — I see Halifax is out with a full programine of the whole summer’s raciog. while there is not a single advertisement from our “energetic” directors,

By the way, Dr. Jenkins is getting-old Upton Park ready, and from him I Jearn that the track is to be put in first-c'ass No doubt the Doctor, who has forgotten more than the Charlotte- town directors. ever knew about horses, will give good races, good purses, and

open the different events to trotters and acers. As the directors are slow to move «in

this matter, what is to prevent a good day’s fun at Upton on the 24th May? - Let some one move and al) true lovers of the horse will follow.

Horseman,

Ladies wi!l soon be thinkiag of new costumes. There is nothing better than a Cravenette. It is waterproof and duat proof, and yet perfectly porous, so that it is a pleasure to wear it. The Cravenette is

made in the following shades: Navy, Myrtle, Brown, Grey, Bastor and Black, Light and medium weight. In - additioa

| to.all these qualities, the Cravenette is ex-

tremely stylish, and makes up with &

smart distingue appearance which the ladies much appreciate. 36

‘ath ainioiandanntseealies \

We keep the newest and most complete a:sortment of hats and caps in You should certainly see the novelties we show in these lines befure buying else- where,—McKay Woollen Co.

Do you intend buying a suit cf clothes reaiy to wear? If so try Brace’s, where vou can get better of their own manufact- ure than is given in imported makes.

apl8 d3i vd

Now is the time

We will

make room for the new. sell

| cheaper than ever for a few weeks.—W. P.

m28 4w dy&w

For best assortment of wall payer we

Colwill.

lead—MeMillan & Hornsty.

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McMillan & Hornsby'’s for wall papers,

Ladies, take a lcok at the “Cavalier” in Fennell & Chandler’s window. House-cleaning supplies of all kinds, in-

, cluding brushes, brooms, whisks, whiting,

| s:polio, electro-silicon, potash, ammonia,

| | | | | |

&e, at Beer & G. ffs. arl6 3i- A drop in shell fish at the Victoria Cafe. Former price 40 cent*; from this to close of season 25 cents per quart. al6 4i

Oysters at Victoria cafe at 25 cents per quart. al6 4i Oysters from all the best fishing places on the Is!and handled nice and clean at the Victoria Cafe. alo 4i Meals served up in first class style- st the Victoria Cafe. al6é 4i Wanted—Several girls to learn dress- making. Apply to Miss Seller, Kent St. apl6 31 BB See the “Wall Paper Men to-day about your new papers.

-—Moore & McLeod.

the city, |

What Charlottetown Wants

to prevent sickness is to get proper Plumbing, Drainage, Ven tilating, end Heated Houses to live-in.

to get your supply of | glass and crockeryware, as we wnt to

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because we are continually shouting iat will interest you. r—neither do we show yo And our New HATS for Ladies are tl call and look over our New Capes,

PROWSE BROTHERS, the Wonderful Cheap Men. ie sac ae “ Snes Ties

A BIG INCREASE,

Remarkable of the

Trade.

Expansion Canadian

Anglo-

Lonpon, April 15.—The remarkable ex- pansion of the Anglo-Canadian trade - is shown by the imports from Canada, in- creased by 71 per cent. during March aad 98 per cent. for the quarter of the year. Oxen increased £50,000 in the quarter; sheep, £3,000; wheat, £9,000; floor, £70,- 000; bacon, £14,000; ham, £8,000; butter, £3,400; cheese, £80,000; fish, -£65,000: and wood, £51,000. Egys alone declined £1,400.

The exports to Canada increased 7 per cent. during March and 12 per cent. io the three months.

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The values we offer in ready to wear clothing not only attracts trade, but com- mands it. In spite of the hardness. of times our trade’is steadily increasid,’which shows tliat the pudlie will go where the largest variety and best value is given.— McKay Woollen Co,

Buy your suits from S. A. MeDonald.

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New Novels, New Rubber Balls, New Base Balls, New Footballs,

New Stationery

amar = a

LARGE STOCK ! LOW PRICES !

Charlottetown, April 15, 1£96—dy

ville. Lot 6), with house and barn, fer 310 easho security. Apply to F W L Moore Solici or, London House Corner.

ap*—-dy im & wy

Newr Coods Wexur Goods

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New Clothing, Straw Hats and Ribbons,

ing lots of Boots. Try us, try us.

Charlottetown, April 11, 1896--dw

EMPIRE

Haszard & Moore.

FARM FOR SALE—75 acres of land at Mel- |

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| Have ; Something i

ties.

Darning Balls, Coat Marks

Hat Marks, Letter Openers

prices right.

W. W WELLNER.

Charlottetown, April 18, 1896.

repair.

West. 3i pd—apl7

New in Sterling Silver Novel- It costs nothing to call and see them, and the visit will be an education on up-to-

date designs in Manicure Sets,

Children’s Bib Holders, ete. {[ know you want the latest.

My stock is complete and the

FOR SALE --A cart and harness in good i Apply to THos FLYNN, King Street

— nae wets ena om

Men’s Hats and Men’s Clothing, that Our CAPES are good ones and stylish—no old u a lot of old

styles

samples that are more than half worn ie best to be had. Hats, Dress Goods, ete.

We will consider it

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" fe S > | iCAPES.| [| i S000 6000 0000 cocoocees By f A 5 FASHION’S CHOICE §: nla 2

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This Spring's Guter Garment.

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Of course you want one. We've just the one that would please you, and the price is

right, too,

Drop in and see it.

MOORE & McLROD.

See our southern window for handsom2 samples.

Brunswick Wages 867 per month with reserences to MA* GARET WEATHER, Rothesay, King’s County, N B. | api7—lw ae

Goft’s and Dodd & Rogers’. a gold rimmed

this office. apl7

HOUSE FOR SALE—The large heuse on

not sold by private sale béfo e the sixth of | May, will on that day be suld by auction — Mks BoswaLL tf—apl?

FOR SALE- A second-hand safe

Apply to | the Singer Mfg Co, or at this office.

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4 WANTED-—A traveller for an establish: d company; horse aud wagon provided. Aprly at this office. 3i—anr'7

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New Felt Hats, Ladies’ New Bonnets, New Flowers, New

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In our Boot Departmeut we ars daily open-

Our values are not surpassed.

J. B. MACDONALD & CO.

sLENO TEA

Is the Tea that brings trade and pleases customers.

iad a ee =:

do everything in the

the trade.

us before placing your

Charlottetown, Beb 28, 189¢-—1&

NOW O

Charlott towm, April 11, 1896.

oo

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 by

TV. J

MORRIS.

For Business Wear our MADE-TO-ORDER SUITS make any ready-made imitations seem rid:cu- lous by comparisun, To be sure, coun terfeits pass for genuine coin and brass for gold at a distance, because both are yelluw, but the difference will out— brass insult gold or ready-made insult tailor made. The two are easily distinguished. One is cheap and the other isn’t cheap. One fits and the other doesn’t fit. We fit perfectly, and invariably our large stock of Suitings gives our customers an ample field of choice in materials such as Eng- lich, Scotch, Irish, French, Canadian and all otuer makes atthe lowest prices yet reached in this city,

S. A. McDONALD, Leaditg Fashionable Tailor. Charlottetown, April. 14, 1896—dy

We are prepared to

PLUMBING line at short notice. We

handle the best Sanitary Earthenware and appliances known to We are also prepared to do evervthinz in the line of STEAM, HOT WATER and HOT AIR HEATING. ourselves upon the perfection of our work in ali its branches, JOBBING done at short notice.

We pride Onr charges are moderate. See

order. Best of referenc 3

McINNIS & THORNE:

PHILHARMONIC BUILDING,

a AIS

LONDO HOUSE.

Neur Capes, Wer Millinery, Weur Dress Goods,

PENING.

T, J. HARRIS.

HOUSEMAID WANTED in private family at Rothesay, nine miles from St John, New

LOST~—On Tuesday last, between Peer &},

pair of glasses, Finder will please leave at

the corner of Sidney and Powna!l Streets. If

Charlottetown, April 16, 1896.

bea eee wee en meee

me as

+ GUARDIAN >-

FIRE & LIFE

ASSURANCE COMPANY

(LIMITED) OF LONDON, ENGLAND.

nn ot Ze $10,000,000 I SIE REID a snd fades aya cee decz denne ye libace 5,000,000 Petts ie ees Be. i 22,500,000

CARVELL BROS.,

ACCENTS.

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WE ARE READY

To show yon the Finest Assortment of

American Wall Papers

IN CHARLOTTETOWN.

For:cHEAP papers we WILL Not be undersold.

McMILLAN & HORNSBY.

Charlottetown, April 6, 1896.

= = — = | ae < 4 eee ee ee ee —— SSA Y 46 £

Spring Wraps

are just rigit in weight, warmth and stylewhen . . .

| Quilted Fibre chamois

isused. It is made by the 'Mcntreal i Quilting Co. in a great variety of . lors and quaiities, and is kept at all leading

i stores.

{ © The real FIBRE CHAMOIS gives

l lasting resulis, Imitations don’t. T

} ep 14, 16, 18. ts ess

We have now in stuck a choice lot of ENGUISH HATS, in Hard

and Soft Black and Colored— latest styles.

Charlottetown, April 15, 1896-~-dy

a penbayy: cae Tee

ss fitidiedn sees.

} 3 Hib g . ion Aaa * & i ry 9G i t di es ‘ fi eis id é ‘ ‘i 4 " girs . a ue a : a fa “ 4 ‘ H che " 4 cue : a a a ee * i! 4 Si e te. ‘

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