THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, FEBRUARY 14, 1898

LIGAG AND OCHER ITEMS

Frisay 18th.—Carnival—Carnival.

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Drasvatic.—Two ofthe most enjoyable farscs-—a jouble bili—are a “Cup of Tea” and “Who’ W bho’s ?” to be given im ot. Peter’s Hall on the 22nd inet.

Lavies Aip,—A special meeting meeting of the Hospital Ladies Aid will be held \omorrow, l'uesd ay moruaing, at ile im the ¥. M.C. A. Parlor.

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Tas Pyramips.—We congratulate our Y fell esteerned and venerable friend, Dr. Leem- d ing upon his address delivered before the ur custorrera told us Teachers’ Association on Saturday even yA d that, regar di npg a Lady’s ing. / : siete % | 2 ogo we ae et ho Wearn Reapinc.—OUur rea lers will find & year. We have 120 pairs of the atory of Lhe Uregon Desert, of which Sy hese Shoes in stock now at | a. — ey today, will be / | worth reading. We advise them not to ¢ miss the beginning of the interesting C { tale 5 i | eed Fripay’s Concerr.—The plans for the t | conce: n the Opera House on Friday ® They are nice for house wear or! evening, will be in the usual places ey uoder overshoes, etc on Tuesday morning. All persons having already purchased tickets will do well to ALL E Y & © 0 excharge them for their seats as early as ; possib! as judging by the number now 7 he Sh oeists sold, the people will crowd tbe Opera House on the 18th. Salient ee OOS O43 24798 OS Pottce Covurr—aAt the Police Court ; this morning, a*‘drunk and disorderly” R was fined $8 or 40 day-: The prisoner ip ih V this cave who is a city laborer was the hero 4 of nearly al! the d-unken rows on election day last week andthe Stipendiary gave bima weli deserved lecture. A man

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E. R. BROW,

Insurance Agent Charlottetown

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charged with an assault, confessed and was let oft with a fine of five cents and costs the complainant declining to prosecute. ‘iil

Arrsairne Cartie.—At a meeting of the Dominion Ayrshire Breeders’ Aseociatioa, held in Toronto on the 16th, inst., a resolu. tiou was passed that the registration of Ayrsbire cattle of the maritime provinces be transferred to the dominion herd book and that maritime cattle be allowed free registration for 12 months. The following are among the vice presidents elected: Wm. Miller, Prince Edward Island, H. Perley, New HKrunswick.

Literary Nores. —Of the many regis ments engaged in the recent fighting on the Indian Frontier, none have more willingly borne the “heat and burden of the day,” than those of tha Gurkbas. The editor of the Pali Mall Magazine is glad to announ-~ ce that the March number qill contain an historieal article on these brave and hardy little soldiers. “The Record of the Gurk~ bas,” written by Frederick P. Gibbon and illustrated by Charles M. Sheldon, the well-known war correspondent.

A BEGWRITS Rervensp. —The Abegweit Hockey Team arrived home on Saturday.

THE UNFINISHED SONG.

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| With dimpled arms so round and white She rclis the snowy dough,

Dreaming and smiling as the works, Her soft cheeks all aglow.

She singe a tender, old love song, W hile i in the clear, sweet eyes

There dwells the look that angels know, Who sing of Paradise.

Then, softly from my hiding place i ste al, and fold he ri ght,

] still the tender, plaintive song By love’s own ancient right.

Then slower and slower move the bands, Until I hold them fast

| Within my own like prisoned birds,

Content to rest at last.

W hat if we both forget the dongh In new-found happiness ?

W hat matters anything on earth, Since she has answered “ yes.”

in What-to.Eat.

—Florence A. Joves,

PATENT REPORT.

Below will be found the only complete report of patents granted this week to Canadian Inventors by the United States Government. This report is prepared specially for this paper by Messrs. Marion & Marion, Solicitors of Patente & Experts, Head Office, Temple Building, Montreal. 598,217—William de Lany, Jr., Cobourg, Canada,—<Air valve. 5938,291—Jean L P Houde, Montreal, Can.—Combined sleigh and carriage. 598,324—William G@ Moore, London, Can.,—Compound for preventing escape of air from punctured tires. 598,- 292—Joseph A Mumford, Hantsport, Car. —Excavating or dredging bucket. 598,383 —Henry J Murney, Goderick, Gan.— Filtering device. 6598,445—Jobn € Shepherd, Tilsonburg, Can.—Vehicle Spring. 598,401—Alfred . M_ Terrill, Pictou, Can.—Fruit picker. 598,277— William G Trethewey, Vancouver, Can.— Labelling machine.

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Rattway Survey.— Work is about to be reecommenced by the party in charge of the Belfast Railway Survey. Several members of the party arrived in the city on Saturday and borings will at onee be made in the Hilleborough River.

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Tue Srantuy.—The Stanley will leave Georgetown for Pictou tomorrow morning, it fine.

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We have been ia this stand for over 22 years,but now,we are going to move. Before doing so, we will offer our large stock of crockery and glassware at a bargain,

store.—W. P. Colwill.

Those goods have got to be sold, for we have got to leave. We will sell ata bis discount rather than remove them to another place. Cal! and see our goo*s. —W. P. Golwill.

Prowse Bros. are going to build tis

Mr. B. C. Prowse and the team on the day before leaving Halif.x were taken for a dr veabont the city by the Wanderers, during the course of which a snowball! ws fired at one of the sleighs. It struck Mr Prowee on the right eye and so serious was the injury that a specialist hed to be

spring on the ground we now occupy, we will offer our goods very low before miov ing. W. P. Call \

BORN. At Alberton on the llth inst to Mr. and

ecr-ulted. We are glad to be able to re~ } pot that altbougn painful the eye is getting | ber er. The same snowball after hitting Nr. Prowse, struck Carbonell who was | sitting in the same sleigh. Two other | members of the team came home wounded Sullivan whose lip was badly cut in one } of the games and Flood who waa slightly injured, The Uslifsx papers comparing | to plav ofthe Island toys in the two matches teem to think that bad they been more familiar with thernk at the es match they would have played a better game with the Wanderers. Their inns | provement on the second evening when lJ they defeated the Chebuctos was most |} noticeadle.

Mre W J Crockelt a son.

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In the city, yesterdav.! 3b. inet., of con- gestion of the lungs, Aibert E. Flynn, son ot Thos, ard Rose Flynr,ag a 23 vears

{Funeral tomorrow at 845 a.m. from his father’s residence, Sidn-y Street. toS, Dunetan’s Csthecral, thenc: to Roman Catholic cemetery. }

(Bo-ton aud New York papers pleate copy.)

At Clifion, New London, onthe 24th

January, Joho Coles aged 68, leaving a Jarge number of relatives to mouin,.

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intend to make this one of the greatest sucrifices of Dress Goods ever known to the neople of Prince Edward Island.

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Gords so you can make up your mind that we are bound§to reduce our stock.

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Fach and every line of Dress Goods marked in plain figures.

This sale willl be for cash only, Shop open from 8 a, m., till 6 p, m. eack day. Sale to continue un‘il further notice,

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Remnants of Ulsterings

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Give us a trial order, and test the case,

SANDERSON & CO, FOR SALE,

An excellent farm, sitnated on the south side of Murray River. It contains 78 acres of land, about 25 of which are cleared, and four acres of the best alder mod. Also upwards of $1.00 worth of fence poles and scantling logs. The whole will be sold for the sum of $250.00. For further information apply to

JOSEPH DICKS, Charlottetown.

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Felt Boots foxed with leather, and plain, sizes 3, 4 and &. $1.00 buys a pair of Ladies’ fine Boots, (job lot) sizes 24 to 5, regular priee $..35 to $1.60 a pair.

$1.25 buvr a pair of Men’s Vongola Boots, suitable for wearing under overshoes. Other limes at equally low prices. See them before bay- ing elsewhere.

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