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We only want a little of your time We only want to tell tractions for Saturday shoppers.
—just about half.a
Iv’s an array of offerings
that will keep business humming at every counter. until the
doors close—and the blinds drop for
aflord to miss a single item.
On the first cevtre counter—you'll find about 100 suits mens warm, winter underwear. fleecy lined, ribbed wool and plain woo’, worth up to 70c per garment Saturday $1.00 per suit
3U colored shirts, new, stylish shirts, sizes 143 to 16 in this lot, worth up to $1.30 each
Saturday 50 each
ig Int of pretty ties for gentle
25¢ 30e, and 35c, four-in-hand wive patterns and cclorings
Saturday }9c each
One big Jo* of odd lines in gentlemen’ / collars turn down and stending Saturday 7c each
Nearly 100 pairs of men’s wirm kid gloves— such gioves as you've often bou cht for Thc
Sacurday 49c per pair
A-lot ot new hendkerchiefs 1c, 2¢, Je, 4é,
Then there’s a men, ties worth strings an{ bows,
the night. You can't
About 50 pairs good grey jean corsets, you’d call them fine value at 50°C pair
Saturday 30¢ pair
One nice Ist of ladies felt hats will go on sale
Saturday 25¢ each
One very choice line new veilings, mostly black dotied nets—worth up to 34c yard
Saturday toc per yard
One lot of ladies cashmere gloves good value at fifty per cent more than our price
Saturday roc per pair
A lot of remnants of dark flannelette easily worth
gc per yard any day Saturday 6c per yard
25 pairs of good weight cotton blankets gOx72
inch size, on sale Saturday 69c per pair
About io dozen ladies winter vests, soft, nic2
and warm, cheap at r8c Saturday r2c eaci
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LADIES SUITS. LSI
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day at an eye-opening ard purse-tempting price.
ao S.. Cc. OF. $ S sits for $ ; Chance. : ‘ $
AND SO ON,
you about our lis‘ of at.
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1 he busiest’stcre 01 Charlotietown’s busiest street.
would be bad not nature} Hyacinths, the proper material J is the carbon
if you do not havea! >
Eve-:y one
Finest “mixed varieties.
| | | Bulbs | } |
No finer bulbs can be hai in Canada. | cower than those of.any Canadian firm ior equal quality
TU LIPS.
White, scarlet, red andfgold, finest named varieties and mixture extra.
CROCUS.
The products ‘ lection invited, : , N.B.—Special_attention to mailforders. Send for catalogue
CEO, CARTER & CO.
Bulbs !
Our shipment of Buibs, Direct from Holland, has just ar- rived, and are now on sale.
yA SINTHS—Named Yaricties.
Single and double, white, red and rose, Flue, violet
mauve and yellow.
Also; Freesias and Roma
Our prices are
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Mr. Stewart, who was the son of the late Mr. Alexander Stewart, a well. known farmer of Marshfield, Lot 34,
was born at the latter place in 1855. He was educat d at Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown, and at McGili University, Montreal. He particular- iy distinguished himself during his College career graduating at the head of his year at McGill and winning the Chapman Gold Medal for first class honors in classics. He studied law in the office of the Hon. Fred Peters formerly Attorney-General and Premier of this Province, and now law partner with Sir Charles H. Tup- per in British Columbia. On being ad mitted to the Bar Mr. Stewart became a partner with Mr. Peters ard very soon became a leading member of the legal profession.
Without disparagement of others it will befreely conceded that Mr. Stewart occupies aplace in the very front rank cf the Bar of Prince Edward Island. He is distinguished
nay speak tree.”—Evaipipgs
STEWART, Q. C., P, A., OPPOSITION CANDIDATE FOR WEST QUEEN'S
for keen legal acumen great _per- susiveness as a pleader and for straight- forward conduct
| of Marine and Fisheries is sadly lack in his profession. sing.
AMINE
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. : ~ ae IMPOCRIAN ALLIANCE dope
— > Ao , cy : Great ain and Cermany United to Prevent Dismemberment of China,
NDcN, Oct 20—Epgand and Gers ave jurmed an siliance to prevent
ment of China,
SS ee
THE STRIKERS
Try to Shut Up a Colliery.
Tee Examiner]
Hazewton, Oct. 20.—About 800 ctrike
ere made a decent on No. 4 Jeddo mine
of C. B, Markle & Co... this morningard made an fort to close
Heis a well ful publi: speaker. His extensive law practice has brought him into close relationship with the people of West Queen’s who look upon his career with a pardonable degree of
informed and grace-!
pride. Since his nomination by the Liberal-Conservative convention he has developed a strength as 2 candidate which is a surprise to all. The most cheering accounts as.to tie pros- | pects of Mr. Stewart’s election are be- | ing daily received from all parts of the West Queens riding. and the friends of the Minister of Marine and Fisheries are compe.led to admit that Mr. Stewart is making alarming in- roads intheir rank. Thetide has set in-strongly in favor of the brilliant Conservative candidate and it is con- fidently believed that he will be the representative of West Queen’s after the 7th of November. Nobody will deny that in point of ability Mr. Stewart is at least the equal of his op- ponent Sir Louis Davies, while he has an admitted reputation fot keeping his word a quality in which the® Minister
MR, CHAMBERLAIN
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Willi Shortly Visit the West Indies.
_—_ —_—
{Spectat ro Tue Examiyer.]
Loxpox, Oct. 20.-—It is reported that Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, Secretary - of Siate for the Colonies, is prc jectiog @ viet to the Wesi Indies in order ‘0 personally tee the effects of hig eubsid'zing policy.
GOLD 3TOLEN
$20,000 in Dust Takon From a Ware.
house,
In-
{Spectat ro Tae Examiser.]
Tacoma, Oct. 20,—The steamer Lane brings from Nome vewsthat $20,000 :n gold dust was etolep from the Alaska Com- mercis! Company’s warehouse-
“UNEASY LIES THE HEAD”
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Attempt on the Life of :heCzar,
{SpeciaL To THe Examiner. |
Loxpow, Oct. 20.—An atiempt hae been
made on the life of the Czar and a student has been arrested in connection with the affair.
& SURE that ycur blood is rick and pure. The dest blood purifié, enricher and vitalizer is Hood’s Sarsae
parilla. Be sure to GET HOOD’S.
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SMALL SCRAPS
Boers Loses a Commandant and Sc me Men
[-rect L ro Tae Exawtyer.]
Loxp»x, Oct. 20.—Bethune’s scoute killed 65 Boere, wounded 37 and cap-~ tured €5 ia an ambuseade near Vrybeid
Loxpox, Ost. 19.—Lord Roberts re- ports from Pretoria, under date of Oct 18, as follows: A party of Boers got into Jagersfontein on the night of the ]6tbs aod @ fizhteneued in the morning, Our loss was 1] killed. The Boers Jost their commendsnat and 29 killed,
General Kelly-K-ony hse despatched columa asder Huzhes .Hallit which has reached Jagersfouteio.
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Made from pure cream of tartar.
Safeouards the food | against alum,
at Oskdale, early
the colliery at that place. No one was cericusly hurt, bu: one man g0ing to work was set upon by the strikern and beaten, and otbers were menaced. The strikers claim that they ehat the colliery up- Bat information given ont by the Markle «fise was to the effect that the mine was still running,
On ercena
BODY FOUND.~
Mate of the Schooner Greta-
ee [*Pecrat ro Toe Examiner }
Sypyxy, Oct. 20.—Tle hull of thes wrecked schooner Greta was pumped out
st Louisburg toiay, In the hold ae
found the body of a man which, from
marke on the body and clothing, is sup<
posed to be thai of the mate, James
Townshend.
ee ee “Idaas ” Reporscd.
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(Sexciat ro Te Examrxer.]] Gaservs, Oct, 20—The troopehipn Idaho, of the Wilson Line, with the ee turning soldiere of the fire: Contingen’ sg, has beeo reported at Cape Verde Islands
THE BOXERS
Many Prominent Heads Must Coma off.
(Srwotan to Tag Exayiner,}
Exaneuat, Oct, 26,—The Europern plenipotentiaries ingiet on the puciehmen,y of the leadera of the Boxer movement aod the hesdsof wany prominent officials must come cf.
Rheumatic pains disappear like a fog betore the winl when Griffiths’ Menthol Lini~ ment is used. It banishes all kinds cf pain instantly,
Neckties galore —Just received by Ec- prear,@ nice lot of new neck wear t suit everybody at D A Brace’s,
Received today, hundreds of new necktee, direct from the manufac wrera. Newest pstterne,at D. A, Bruce's.
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Do For Once.
Ther? is no better Silyer Polish on the market than
Royal Silver Polish
Because it Sh‘nee Brilliantly. ' Because it Jeaves no efter dust.
Because it con'aine no acid or Oiber injurious substance.
Becsase it is easy to use.
Becauee it is applicable to G'a»s or Marble.
Because it is cheap.
152 and 25: per botile,~
A. W. REDDIN, Phu, 2,
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