THE FALL RUSH

has commenced in earnest. We are gett- ing Busier Every day.

75¢ each $1.40 for 2

The best unlaundered shirt in the ciiy reinforced worth $1.6€@ any-

Furs Furs

The demand for furs has oommmenced We bave the furs that ere wanted.

‘tba? wit % $1.20

coos $1.25 Best quality Satin Lined $2.50 )

1.95

regular for “

ine cotton

Black fur neck Ruffs and ties with } bunch of tails regular price $1.80 §

Large size Black Rutis tails worth $1.60

Black far collars new cold las: year $1.85

slack, the best Jamb collae } eites with tails and loug poiate > 9 4) should +ell $3.25 at i) '

A big stock ofall other fars in Muffs,

Jackets Gapes, Collars ctee<. We buy our furs right and eell them cheap.

W. A. Weeks & Co

The Peoples Store.

Wholesale & Retail, OPERA HOUSE WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY

October 5th and @éh.

THE POPULAR COMEDIANS

BOB CLOEs aa BILLY JOHNSON

“A TRIP TO GOONTOWN’

35 1208 PEOPLE evee 35

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Tickets on sale to morrow morning at ueual places. Prices 25c, 35¢,£0c, Tic and $1.00

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Fumess Ling of Steamers:

Halifax to Great Britain _ 8.8. “ Halifax City” leaves Halifax for Ler don G. B 6th Oct.

S. S&S, “Damara” wil! leave Halifax for Liverpool 13th Oct. The “Halifax City” is fitted with

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THE DALY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, OSTOBER 1 1898

SHOOTING COMPETITIONS,

Ono Wedaesday afiernoon, Sept 28th, No 1 Co, 4th, P EI, Reg m nt Canadian | Artillery, beld its annual -nvoting compe-

tition, on Kensington range. The shooting | began at 1.50 p m, and the s¢ores were re-

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THE ENGINEERS INSPECTION.

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The Charlottetown

‘command of M«jor Weeks, were this fore-

i markabiy good, considering the fact that!

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*\ (RGes abeuowss . eked se 25 Lieut A A Bartleti.. Li eden ee Guooer E Small............ ovaeae > nS, . . wail each 6 b's 23 - J K McKee CCl Soe veceeoees coccerecees © 23 | Be iccesise ied cee ctiitiiensga. ON 7 ) CE og a cuos snecandede Or. 20 - A IB icskccs ce « wel Or Si ii dicted vile Lan

“ Geo Mclonizs........... 18

The. prizes, including ¢e Carvell Chal- lenge Cup, which was woe by Sergt Joho McLeod, were preseuted on Thursday evening inthe Artillery Orderly Room, afier driv]. ‘Ibe ofticers et Nol Co., desire pabliciy to tender their sincere thanks to the following citizens who gen- erously assisted in making up a prize list-

His Honor the Master oftne Rolls, Lieut}

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Col F S Moore, Lt Col Longworth, Major Morsea,Lieut J M Davisen, E L Sterna, A Lord, W A Weeks & Co, A W Reddin. G H Taylor, Mark Wright & Co, Dodd & Rogers, D2 A McKinnon, Keddin Bros,

Horace Slaszard, Prowse Bros, A A Bruce, }

A McDonald, Ower Trainor, Major S PF Hodgson, Jenkins & on, Byrne Bros, Corp .Brent Garnum,

& Co, A E MacEachen, P S Brown, A Large John P Joy, L Biller, J J Davies, Jr, A DVD McDonald, # S Lowe, G.E

Hughes, G H Cook, 8 A McDonald, John; McLeod w& Co, F Perkins & Co, E:W: Tayior,A A Alley, Jobason & Jotnson,

Moore & McLeod, R H Ramsay & Co, :C

Lewis, Geo Carter & Ca, Serg-Maj. S 2B) Jevkine,‘C Lyons & Co, W A Hutchesony,,

E Chandler, A Kevedy & Co, also to the: Examiver, Patriot and Geardian,

ATH REGTs7..A.

No 2 Co fired their annual rifle match on Thursday with the Martini Henri.

Corpl. Jenkins captured the Challenge Cup, toboli which for a gear is a greatly courted honor. Thisis¢he 14th year in which it das been fired for, and only once has it been held by the same winner for more thaw one year.

Corp). 1 Jenkins’ score was 71 c.osely followed «by Capt. Moore end Sgt. Peake with 69 aod68. Then,—

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The N C O and meo have te thank the following gentlemen for money prizes: Lt Col Moore, DO €, $5; Capt Moore, $5; Lt Col Longworth, $4; Major Morson, $2 Serg Major Jenkins, $2; Major Hodgson, $1; Davison & Co,€1; Geo Mutch,$1;P58 Brown, 50c; P P. Gillis, 50c; H Connolly, 50c; and for prizes in kind, these gentlemen and firms, viz, L B Miller, C B C, Arthur Reddin, Jeho Jey, Joha Mc- Leod & Co, Alley & Co, A J Quirk, J H Morrie, Chas Lyons, Mmiley & Garnum, Prowse Bros, F Hornsby, A Hewitt, Daily Patriot, Guardian and Examiver, Mark Wright & Co,Sentner & McLeod, Jas Pati n & Co, RH Ramsay & Cr, A McDonald, Geo Carter & Co, J T McKenzie and Ked din Bros.

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TEE STOMACH WOES are pleas- aatiy and positively healed by Dr. Von Stan’s Pineapple Tablets. They act upon and digest the food, prevent fermentation and all distreeses of tne stumach. Eminent physicians bave noted their sterling merit aod the wonderful cures wrought right io their own practice and prescribe to relieve andcure. 35 cents. Sold by Dr SW Dodd and G E Hughes.

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Received direct fiom Lon- don 2 cases cloths—suitings and overcoatings at D. A. Bruces,

Black cashmere hose, children’s, extra

R K Jost, G FP: Hutcheson, Geo D McKinnon, J Coombs,

‘UE G Bovyer, A Boswell and Donald Mc~ ‘| Millan were among the passengers by the

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value at thirty cents. Seethem. T.J.'

Harris, London House.

W. W. CLARKE, Agent

noon inspected at Victoria Park by Captain wining, R. E., Kingston. The corps paraded at the drillshed at 9 o’clock whence

they marched to the park. There was a

i} r *) an uncommonly high wiod was blowiuy ‘ a ; ™ . directly across the range, and that the at turn-out of both officers and men. ' \) afterngon was very cold. Sergt. John cena of the inspection began ; ¢ © with the receiving o in “ti efficer McLeod is to be congratulated upon his oe the’ wtih — sae icspecting flicet ~ ne eueral rainte 2 Zito > oer lini Mienes + fe, eves’ deen’ spleudid score of 66 considering the great} 5 : alute, after which th - =e number of drawbacks. The individual | °'™*, 904 8¢coutrements were minutely "ft ‘ ’ ‘ . avi “i al . ‘ / 2 ment. codie thin on, 8 Aladin’ examined and fouad to be in excellent order : : Pia and condition. ag , f ‘ . > memes . Gargains this week SerzeantJohn Mcleod g | After this exam ination, the corps formed | Ganver Hoo, SR ic veseae andes eseene 82 | N a" ea " a quarter Colainn ov } . re NO i Wheeling tothe lett and taking u : Ty } ; . Re Oe INO ak, 5s wk eccccccvescesacsuel eo ™ ” cing up Viens We arm 3 rh lerw ear Soret Tgp yeeten 58 | position preparatory to the march past. Ser Acorn. ooo Or 4 The peaks thesak “ anand ae Heavy Cotton 35¢ per suit Gunner H Mariev......... hs - the Q changed and marched past : Corp E D B Peake: 641 0 — sett, afier = which » ot "ea nar alli a "eo | the) = rankas va; s} and Heavy q nion (Vc per sult bo og ere bias pol ; ags.u changed aud “ : Y - « OK — “=> a sits 5 - a . I ; Gunper H PIMA. 6 cecdiddcicicccoomsie 2 ” ae oo rmer positions. ° i avy all VW Oo; } | Corp WB Prowse 19 Afte: this portion Of tue inspection was . . ‘. a pdthbentens -49 in aici a7 ) aa Ribbed or plain (51. per suit | Gunver D McDonald.........c00.. 2.1.6.4 | OVET Ee Corps wes put throngh manual hetiand Bombdr L. Mc Donald........0...0s00seeeees 44 | 800 other exercises by their officers. snetian¢ \ Sergt Majur Heartz...... eer The iespec:ion tiuroughout was most ex- Gunner J U Reilly......... oa oe and officers and meo alike acguit~ 7 ; :, af ""» {ted themselvesiv a& manne at was In ecv lined Underwear all sizes $1 $1.20 ; F Goodwill... treeee on ha . “thes - ene C ais » | the higuest degree creditable. The com» $1.60 $2 per suit. Heavy Grey Winter | LOrP © GarnwMm ooo... . sseeeeeeeereee Ad any peesented a splendid aranc Sox 17c regular 22c. Sergt Major © Murley. .. s « «2's ccccsesescoshe vere aoe ee oe . Gunner James Dover........... ape parade, and sge-a clothing and arms were “* John Proud 19 | 88 clean aod brignt as it was possible to -. vo 4 : : eee a . r A iteed. dtadenel og} make them. Major Weeks and his as- 4 c + © OPO ee eewes Hee reseee VO : 7 eociate Officers as wel! as the men ef the

corps are to be congratulated,

After the inspection at the Park and Juocheon at the drill shed the corps marched to Belvidere where they will con- strect a single lock bridge with trestle and

crib approaches. The bridge is to be 75 feet in length. + 2+ —— ed

PERSONAL

Mr H W Longworth went east this morn- ing.

Mr and Mrs W W Wellner morning on a visit to Boston.

Mr MG Anderson, of Kinleck, return- ed from Halifax with his bride last even- ing.

Mr Geo W Wakeford, who was visiting Halitax, returned to Charlottetown last evening.

Miss Helena King, of Bedeque, P. E. [. Gs visi ing friends here for a few days.—-St. -John Gazette.

Mr Charles W Blenkhorne was a pas~ ‘senger by the Princess this morning en route to Halifax.

Rev J J Macdorald, who has been visit~ ing the St John and Halifax exhibitions, returned to Kinkora today.

Rev Walter Elliott, who conducted the recent mission in Charlottetown, opens & mission at Hartford, Conn, tomorrow.

Mrs Hogan, of St John, who shas been visiting Mr and Mrs J F Gallagher during the summer months, crossed to ihe main- land to day en route home.

Miss McCloskey, of St Joka, who has been the guest of Mr and MrsJ J Mac- donald, Pownal Street, for some time past, left for home this morning. +

The illness of Miss Strickland is greatly regretted by her many friends. Dr. Strickland will, in consequence, defer his trip to New York for one week.

Senator Ferguson and Messre E & Brow,

teft this

Princess last evening, returning from the Halifax exhibition.

Rev RJ Gillisand Dr Macdonald, of St. Peter’s Bay, accompanied Mrs J P Sull- van and daughter to Charlottetown rester - day afternoou. They returned with the faneral party this morning.

Rev C W Corey, with Mrs Corey and family, will leave on Thursday morning for their new homeat Middleton, N 8, Rew Mr

‘Corey will preach his farewell sermon in

the Baptist Church tomorrow evening.

Mies M Doyle, of Halifax, who has been spending the summer months at Water- side, returned hgme by the Princess this morning. Miss Doyle epeaks in glowiag terms of Waterside as asummer resort.

Mr M A Mclonis, formerly of this pro*

vinee, bas been elected secretary-treasurer |

of the Califoraia State Typographical Union. Mr Melnnis is evidently well thought of by his brother typos at the coast.

Raymond Archibald is attending the Berlin University with the intention of perfecting himself in mathematics. He is also continuing bis violin study under a distinguished pupil of Joachim) and hopes a no very late date to take les~ sons frem the great master himself. — Sackvill Post.

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Tee Weexty Star.—We have already had evidence of the popularity of our offer tie Mootreal Family Heraldand Weekly Star together with Take Weexty Examiner, both papers from now until the end of the year for only twenty cents. Subscribers should app!y at once as the offer will: be withdrawn after the 10th of October. The papers ill b> sent to any address in panada or the United States for the same price. A spleadid chance to send tiem to friends abroad.

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‘Local and Giner Items,

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, Fsom Moxtreab ~The Campana was in port last evening. ’ _- -»>-——

More Licar.— Mr dames Waddell, man- ager of the Royal Electric Light is to-day | installing a new 2000-light machine.

Ssurpments Aproap.—The cargo of the

| City of Ghent included 90 barrels potatoes for Shipment to the Bermudas,i30 cases of

t | lobsters for Demerara and a shipment of lobsters for Loudon, Eng,

Queen favare Scucou.—The boys of | Queen Square School are having their an< | nual sports this afternoon. Headed bya drammer they paraded from the school to the CA A A track at one o’elcck.

ScHoon or Equiration.—The School of Equitation closed to dav, with an inspec t on of tLe members of theclass by Captain Forester, The inspection, we believe, was most satisfactory. Captain Forester and the detachment of Dragoons will Jeave On Monday for Toronto.

Tue Opera Hovse.—The next attrac- tion at the Opera House will be “A Trip to Coontown,” which opeas on Wednesday evening next. The performance is most amusing throughout, and is highly spoken of by Island visitors to Halifax, where the company has been playing to crowded houses,

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PoLice Courr Sratistics.—There were 48 cases disposed of ai tne Police Court during the month of September. There were 22 convictions for drunkenness, 11 for larceny, 5 for nuisance and 1 for non- payment of dog tax. There were eight diemissale,1 each for drunkenness, vag- rancy and violating the Liquor Regulation Act, 3 for assault and 2 for larceny. One prisoner was sent up for trial in the Su- preme Court. The receipts amounted to $205.45,

County Covrt.—The October sittings of tbe County Court of Queen’s County will be held as follows lst sitting at Eldon Tuesday 4th; 2nd sitting at Bonehaw Fri- day 7th; 3rb sitting at Dunstafinage Tues-— day llth; 4th sitting at New Glasgow Fri- day 14th; 5uhgsitting at Glifton,New London Tuesday 18th; 6th sitting’at Charlottetown Tuesday 25th.

Saturday. Lith October, instant, is the last day for serviog writs of summons for the Charlottetown circut.

Mr. Scraavan’s Deata.—The eudden illness of MrJohn P Sullivan, of St Peter’s Bay, to which reference was made in our last issue, terminated fatally about 2.45 yesterday afternoon. An internal bemorr- hage, the result of a rupta re of one of the arteries leading tu the heart, is believed to have been tne cause of death. After death the body was removed to the residence of Chief Justice Sullivan,from which the faner- al took place to the railway station at 7 o'clock this morning. The interment will take place at St Peter's Bay to-morrow. Superintendent Sharp very kindly placed his private car at the disposal of Chief Justice Sullivan and the funeral party.

AccipentaLir Saot.—A young map, son of Mr Dennis Rooney, of Montague, was

accidentally shot a few nights ago. It seems that the sheep in that vicinity bave been worried

considerably by dogs of late, and some ot the people went gunning for the oftending canines. One of these, a brother of young Rooney’s, saw something moving about his yard near a waggoo which he thought was adog, and fired in the direction ot the object. Some of the shot with which the guo was charged found a Icdging place in the legs cf young Rooney,wLo, in the dark- ness of the n‘ght, was mistaken for a dog. At lates: accounts the voung fellow was doing very well, and was expected to be all right very soon.

A Sovverin.—A handsome souvenir of the American biograph, the motion picture machine which is at Keith’s, is being seut arourdto the patrons of the house and others. It is a handsome little bro~ chure, beautifully printed and tastefully bound,and contains thirteen half-tone en« largements from theoriginal photographs of the Prince of Wales leave ing Mariborougb house, Capt. Dodd and the third troop of cavalry making a charge, President McKinley on the lawn of hie Canton home,the famous Haver.~ straw tunnel, Gen. Lee leaving the Hotel Ingleterra, Havana. the Prince of Wales’ tea party, Clarence House gardens, Theo~ dore Roosevelt decending the steps of the State building, Washington, tae disappear- ing guo at Sandy Hook, Capt. Sigsbee of the Maine leaving the Navy Department building, Washington, Joseph Jefferson in the toastscene from Rip Van Winkle, Marshal P. Wilder giving facial ex~ pressions, Kaiser William of Germany leaving the Museum at Buda Pesth and the wreck of the Maine as it appeared in Havana harbor shortly atter the catas- trophe. These pictures are well wortb having by those who have seen the origin« alson the screen at Keith’s Theatre.

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Fickling Supplies

Essence of Vinegar, Whole Pepper, Ground Whole Al’spice, round Mace, Tur- meric, Curry Powder, Whole Cloves, Ground Cloves, Mustard Seed, Ground Mustard Celery Seed, Cinnamon Bark, Ground Cinnamon.

All these articles can be bought at lowest prices at our stores.

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These will astonish you, they have appearance of a garment worth double the

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Ladies’ Jackets een at STANLEZS

A splendid Frieze Jacket Jatest cut, perfect fitting, four good colors, sizes 32, 54 and 36 inch

A variety ofcloths in all the new colors, assorted styles, perfect in fit, finish and workmanship — 8iz2s8 32, 34 and 36 inch,

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STANLEY BROS.

The Always Busy Store

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TENDERS.

Tendere will be received by the uuder- signed, at Souris, until the lithday of October, at 12 o’clock noon, for the whole orany portion, of the estate of the late firm of McDonald & McEachera of Souris.

An inventory of the estate may be seen at the office lately occupied by the said firm, at Souris, aforesaid.

A certified cheque, payable to the order of the undersigned, equal to 20 per cent of the amount of the tender, must accom- pany the tender, which cheque will be forfeited, if the tender be accepted, and the person tendering fails to complete the purchase of the property tendered for.

In case tender be not accepted, the cheque will be returued.

The estate consists, amongst other thinge of safe and shop furniture, a house and lot at Souris East, 50 acres of land at New Harmony, a lot of land at Sourie, a farm, known asthe Flannigan Farm, book debts, promissory notes, judge- ments in the Supreme and County Courts.

The highest or any tender not necess sarily accepted.

Dated at Souris this lst day of October, A.D., 1898.

JOHN McLEAN,

GEORGE B, McEACHERN, Assigaces

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Fail Gaiters and Leggins

We have just received our fall stock of Gaiters tor Ladies and Children, All lengths 6, 8, 10, and 12’ button in Biack and Tan.

W. H STEWART & Co

Pre lee<e«

lt Won't Wash Baby :—

but it will Wash and Dye baby’s clothes any coler, at oue operation,

5 deals deals 5 Sh dea seh dE

pole Soap

MAOC IN ENGLAND

stands unrivatled as the Cleanest, Fastest Dye for any article, whether Silk, Satin, Wool or Cotton.

Sold in all colors at drug stores. Maypole Soap, send us ten cents ( roc.) in stamps.and we will forward you a full sized cake, any color, postege paid.

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Will be opened at the P. E. IS- LAND COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

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Wanday, October 3rd.

And will be continued through the season on Monday, Tuesday and Fri day evenings. Same courses as in day classes. Apply at once,

ISAAC OXENHAM, Principa’ 227 dy tf

“Tennyson’s Message TO [OUR GENERATION”

—BY—

The Late REV. D. SUTHERLAND PRICE 25 CENTS

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Every body should read thie beau-

fui message.

The book contains a handsome half tone photograph of the author, Or ders by mail promptly filled on receipt of price.

HASZARD & MOORE, SUNNYSIDE BOOKSEL‘ERS

CHARLOTTETOWN.

PAINTING.

Miss M. H.Chisholin has reopened her studio in Morris Block and -will give lessons in Oil, China, Water ‘color, and Tapestry painting frow

| October Ist 1898 to June lst 1899. \

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