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HOTEL ARRIVALS

Dr Toombs, Fred Pigot,

Queen Hoe aware: 2 Rober Farqubarson , Mouat Stewart; S ib Dyetuat, M B fuestie, Halifax; AJ Me- Leod, Staniev Bridge; fenvay ; P Kelly, Montague “Pavies Howl: Mabel Byrne, rue, George town G M Reid, Summers +n > at Myer’; Monirca ; ADW I bh, C.A., De Lisle, Toronto ; M © McRobbie, b L Poa tow St. ; John + Mr sod Mrs EM Mprick, Tignish ; R N Cox, Vorel!; Hon Wm Richards, Bideford; 4 P Prowse, Murray Harbor; Dr M athe- a Montague; J M Mere er, Montreal } Joho McLeso, C H Sterns, Souris.

Mr. Palmer's paper upon Man Primeval willteone ofthe n 1OSt Interesting ones read vefore the Naturel History and Anti-

queriad Society.

r Another

gi Suet

rived and opened up at

Weeks ano CO's

Black and

Rece

Big lots ot

Ci slored Dress Goods, Black Broad Cloths, Black Brocade Cloths Plain and Fancy Costume & Sacque Cloths,

ANOTHER large case of Ladies’ Capes—The very lat- Also MORE MILLINERY GI0D3 BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS ELEGANT FLOWERS SILKS and LACES.

Dont Forget Miss Vanstone

est

for vour New Hat. Miss Vare Stone’s work which we exhibited In our wrmmdow iast week- wus pro

nouneed by experts

The Best Display of Trimmed Wiltinery

in the citv. We have moved all our Mi ry Goods, Hats, etc., toour new millinery rooms on first floor. Easy fo make a sel ection: everytking on view An exceptionally large new stock to eh row

ccessors to W. A. Weeks & Co.

lhe Peoplk s” S‘ore,

Dl th tl hh th at] al Aa > [> > [> Qo» >

Hiouse

sleaning

Sree ee we eee

Royal Oak best soap made of Family pur in its use.

wll Laundry and

poses, there is comfort It is an absolutely pnre brand of soap, made from the best of tallow

It retains its weight and color and

unlike imported soaps mide from cheap oils, does uet become rancid with age.

SILVER BAR—\A soap of

wonderful cleansing and lasting properties, cut in pound bars,

A large quantity of Pure Diamond Potash and Lapthorn’s Royal Pot-

ash on hend, and in course of manufacture. They are indis~ pensible in every household,'’and

are vastly superior to imported. For sele every xhere.

Charlottetown Soap Works. a a @>>pppppypee

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; mauve mlks ana

THE DAILY EXAMINER, ier APRIL 28, 1899

‘Local and Other items,

Boys Bricape.—The two companies of the Boys Brigade of the Methodist Church

A F McArthur, | will parade at the drill shed this evening |

at 7 ‘ 0’ c ke ck,

‘ scp ispueene

Bary Burnep.—A bard On the Lower St. Peter’s Road owned ty D. F. Kelly caught fire Ly burning grass this mornicg

| aod was destroved.

Gas _ I. 0. G.T.—The regular meeting o1 Charlottetown Lodge was held last evening when the following fice bearers were elected for the ensuing quarter: C. T., &. H, Dachemip ; V.T., Miss Mav Worth; Sec., Miss Florrie Winchester; A.S., Miss Mary toss; P. ©. T., Frank Smaliwood; Treas., H. R. Jenkins ; Fin. See. Miss McGregor ; Mar., Miss L. Swan; Dep. Mar., Miss Innis ; Guard, Miss McQuarrie; Seo., Miss M Swan.

—

Katie

‘icine saci

Tue Acayena,— Toe Alameda made her firct trip trom West Rver this moroig, She arrived at the Steam Navigation

wharf ata few minutes after 9 o'clock with a full load of The Alumeda now runsas follows : Leaves Charloitetown | fo Mount Stewart Monday afternoon | ot $ o'clock; l aves Mount Stewart Ou ret 7.o’clock on lueeday moror~ ing; leaves again tor Mt. Stewart on Ines day afternoon at 4 0’clock and returns same evening. Leaves Charlottetown for West River Thursday afternoon at 4 o’clock ; leaves West River Friday morning at 7.30; leaves for West River again in theafternoun at 4 o’clock aud reiurns io the eveving. She calls at intermediate wharves both ways.

parsengers.

urn @t

iiiceahitgaien

Cuartotretown’s Bic Srere.~—On the eccasion of their millinery opening had their windows tastetu!ly of them iu particular. This window was lined with mauve crepe aod with hundreds of vivlets etusk on the glass. On the floor were violets and mauve flowers of different shades, the light, the medium aud the dark blending together,very picas~ ing tothe eye. Here and ibere were care- lessly thrown pretty maave belts, buckles, pins with mauve beags, mauve sleeves, mauve lace, mauve hats, mauve scarfs and flowers, but everything +o arranged as not to have ao overcrowded appearance. Oo the side of the window @ pair ot lovely net curtains are draped and tied up with wild mauve ribbon edged with deep mauve underneath is

lace. The large mauve studded with violetssix pattern bats by Miers Mc Eachern are in the center ofthe

window, Close up tothe background are three draped figures—two manve and one in white. Tne drape ycf the ‘igure

is done in Miss Sediers first-class etyle aad a credit to ihe lady.

The background is veivets,

trimmed = with

ibe balaace of up to the mauve The whole ciikct was ve ry pleasing indeed. We think this window will compare favourably with cittes ten times the size of Charlottetown.

Mesers Jae Paton & Co have been we'll

the under spwce is give

suoehades.

repaid, if compliments, large crowds ot admiting customers byth iuside and out- swethe rs r,:0forary hing. Inside the ¢ ore. beffi-s ge-Cription . Kvervthis xz is

i¢ harming and aniv to oe

8 en to be boagh M 8478s Paton & sale or

forto morrow Cupeisti

’ Co bave a *pecia! blo

Dg v!I

aod sai or hate.

Things to Make a Note of.

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The Y. W.C. T. Union entertainment in the Y¥.M.C aS Tuerd>v evenin; next, is in aid of the Fiower Mission tn

connection # ith their Society. Admission

ten cenis. sia i Ae Wh n you areu- rvou- a3 | sleen ess, teke Hvodl’s S:rasapa Jia. It makes the | nerves strong and gives refreshing + leep

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made from chocolate : colored pebble — a serviceable boot for : the girls—all sizes, ll to 2—made in laced or buttoned at

BLS .00-

& pair,

Te SE

R. K. JOST!

—~ STAMPER'S CORNER ; 000 1 4000 0000 0008

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arranged,-—one !

1seé, gloves |

PERSONAL

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Senator Sutherland, of Wioni; eg is dead.

Councillor Nicholson returned bome | the Princess thie mora‘ng.

Mr. R. N. Taylor was passenger from Pictou by the Princess this morning,

Mr. Hf. R. Lordly was a passenger to Summerside this morning, en route to St. Joba,

Rev. T. FP. Fallerton, who was in Hali- fax Ou church busine-s, returaed to Char- 1 ,wiebown last evening.

Mr. Alexander Bruce returned by the P ineess this morning from a six weeks’ Lasiness trip to the other provinces.

Mr. E. Le Philps, of St. Jobn, paid a flying visit to Crarlottetown last evening. He was agueet at the Hotel Davies.

Mr A.P. Prowse, Murray Harbor, and Mr. Tnomas Kickbam, Souris West, Dr. Matheson, Montague,. came to town this morning.

Mr. M. C. McRobbie, the well-known commercial ambassador, is here on a business trip. He is registered at the Hotel Davies.

Mr D.M.Stewart, lately Discount Clerk of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, has been appointed Inspector of the Merchan's Bank of Halifax,

Mr. W. A, Hutcheson leaves to-morrow morning for Montreal. Mrs. Hutcheson goes with himas far as Moncton where

ste will stay for a short time.

Hon. Wm. Richards, Bideford, Jobn T. Peardon, and M man, city, were town by the western train this morning

Bishop McDonald and Rey. Dr. son returned from St. Peter's this moin~ img where they bad been attending the funeral of the Rev. A. P. McAulay’a father,

Mr. Jonn McLean and Mr. C. H. Sterns, Souris, came to towa this moroing. They are here for the purpore of interviewing the Government regardiug the iucorpors- tiow of Souris.

We are indebted to Mr. Chandler, of the Princess, for copies of the St. Join papers of yesterday which he very kindly handed to us this morning. The same d.tes will be here to-night by the Stanley.

Mr.

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LOCAL NOTICES.

Girls chocolete pebble boots laced and buttoned just received at R. K Jos.’s.

Paton & Co. will keep open house till Ipm.

A further big lot of new gools opened yesterday at Weeks & Co.

Get your new hat tonight at Paton’s.

Zins

Fine large hot~house cucumbers and , y | Hon,

rhubarb also two bbls squasbh—beon hand early Friday or you will mies them at Gay’s sialls market.

It ie reported that Lord Salisbury hae coisented to Emperor William’s project forestabhishing a German protec‘orare in Asia Minor.

Lawn Greas—iast received a direct shipment of choice American Jarn gass,

& spec sia! mixture most suitable for lawns

griss plots, cemeteries, cricket grounds, tennis courts, &c., &c.—Geo. Carter & }

1 wk eod

C , Seedsman.

1060 ~~ men’s pants from 50 cents to $3. 50a na Wonderful value at J B M scde é Co’s. 98 d&w 3:

New hats and caps, the best valne and

nexest shapes.—J B Macdonald & Co 98 d&w 4i

Another big lot of hats and opened yesterday. Come in and see our grand display. Allin our new millinery room. Ail tr:mming ordera will receive Miss Van Stane’s personrl attention. By the way,did you see Miss Van Stane grard, die;l-y Of trimmed hats in ovr wiidcow last week. They were admired by hunde dred*. Try Mise Van Siane for your new hat.— Week’s & Co. 2 in

Do vou want @ spring overcoat ready-ti~ wear? D.A. Bruce can sel! you a beauty for £9, $10 or $11, home made.

aald

millinery

Sizer 2} 3, 35, and 4 ip epring hee!) laced boots, just received af R K Just’s, sinwtaiceieiiainitcaallialaatg ce S| ea: Tue Prixcess.—The Princess left Pic

ton this morning at a quarter to five and arrived in town at 9 o’clock. She brought the usual ful freight, bavirg a large quantity of flour on deck, and five passen-

g:7s. She will not go out again thie afternoon but will leave for Pictou to-

morrow morning when she will becin her regniartrips. Shewill be due in Char- lottetown every evening betwnen five and six o’clock.

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NEW FLOUR

We have just received 500 bbls Flour direet from the mills in Ontario, all of which was bought right and will be sold at the lowest price for spot cash. Write us for prices or call. and see us when you want to buy flour. Bran, Cornmeal, Calf Meal and bart Oil Cake for feeding purposes also on hand,

BEER & GOFF

GROCERS sx-

sniiacsiiaiitiiteiaatais enittacnnnananianiaaas

seen nomen ane ee me

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r. Kardiey Hynd- | ’ amcng the passengers to |

See! creations’ in feminine bead gear | McEachern’s work was greatly admired.

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Local and Other Hens

.O. F ssiuliaiees C iad | meets

tonight at 8S o’clock, Payment of dues, = See

Tue Pross,— Winds freshening from

the southard, fair, with a little higher

temperature.

ScmerHivG New.—A decidedly good advertisement is the wagon being driven on our streets by the enterprising firm of Miller Bros.

saacisscdilliaeentonens

First ArrivaL.—The schooner J. T. McGee arrived bere last night with a cargo of Acadia Nut Coal for Clarkin Bros., aad will discharge to-morrow moraing.

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Tae Srayiey.-—tue Stanley is to~da. making ber las’ trip for the season bey tween bere and Pictou. She will remove some spars Of the old bark Bertino which are sticking in the river and then as soon as the ice clears away enough will pat out the buoys.

Tne Mat.s.—Tue wads are to be trans- ferred tothe Northumberland and Princess to-morrow. Oda the arrival of the North- umberland in Summerside every evening a eyecial train will bring the passengers and inatls to town, until the summertime table

isniitinninin

Paton’s Suow Dar.— Yesterday after- noon and evening, James Paton & Co’s., well appointed store was thronged with people, theehow of millinery being the cenire of attraction, ‘The display was the largest and best ever made by the enter- | prising firm, and includes the very latest Miss

|

—$< es Resvrar Trips--Steamers will com- mence reguiar trips tomorrow. The

| Northumberland will leave Suamerside on

arrival Of morning train from Chariotte- town, returning inthe even'ng op arrival of midday train from St. Joba.

The Princess will leave for Pictonat 7° o’clock in the mrorning and re uro rival of morning train from Halifax.

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Po.ice Covrr.At the Police Court this morning Norman Valley appeared on a charge of interfering with officer Hooper wien making an arrest last Monday. He was fined $5 or 30 days. Richard Collins and Wm. McDonald, who were remanded since Tuesday on a charge of assault,were each fined $8 or 40 days. A young mano accured of larceny was discharged, there being no evidence against him and his character being good.

Dinep at Governmenr Hovse —His Honor, the Lientenapt Governor enter~ tained the following gentlemen at dinner at tne Government Uonuse last eveniag :— Hon. D. Farquharson, Hon. D. Gordon, J.D. Vail, Bon. dH. C. Macdonald, Mayor Warburton, Hon. James Richard-, Hon. Peter McNutt, Spesker Cums malrkey, Hen. Pe Sinclair, Lieut. Col. Moore, Ur. Conroy, Hon. Wm. Camp- bell, Mesers a A. McDonald, D. La. Hooper, W. L. Cotton, J. BH. B. McCready, | § J. McEachern, F. L. Haszard:

pilin

Scoran Lasr Evenine.—A largely at tended rocial was beld in the roome of the Ancieot Ord r ot Hibernians last eveniog. The socixl wae promoted by the ladies who managed :he revent entcriainment in the cathedral hall, and the guests included who assisted them on the occasion aod a numver of other ladies and gentlemen. ‘The arrange ments were very Complete, and ihe effair was most enjoyab’e in every res

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spect. The guests were received by Mre Blake, Mre. Conroy and Mrs. D, O'M Reddin. sacctsscuiliaccin Masonic..—The annual convocation of Alexandra R. A., Chap, No 11, BR. N. ®., was held in the rooms, Masonic

Tewp'e, last evening. The cfficers elect were duly install led by Comp. , ae P., George W. Wakeford, assieted by Comp, P. G. H.P., Simon W. Crabhe, acting Ag Grand Marshal. The officers for the ensuing year are ag follows: Comp. F. Herbert Beer, M. E. H. P: Comp, James Mac- Lecd (M.D...) BE. K; Comp, Ronald Me~ Millar, BE. S; Comp. Adam Murray, Treas; Comp. G. . Weldon, Secy; Comp. A.J Mac eLean, C ¢ H; Comp. David small, P. 8; teat: oe Caldwell, R. A. C Comp. Geo. J. Rogers, G.M; 3rd V; Comp. William A. Weeke,G. M; 2ud V; Comp. Horace McHKwen, G. M. It V; es Jcbn Hobis, Tyler,

o> OD o> @ DS oS WDB ewes

Johnsen’s Varnish Restorer

is without doubt the best article on the market for restoring the original finish to oil-finished or varnished surfaces. It is not sticxy, and rubs dry in a minute with very little exertion. It is easily applied,—your servant can do itas wellas youcan. It con- tains no waz, so will not fill in carved work. One bottle will do about all the furniture iu your house.

Price 15 cents a bottle. Prepared and sold only by

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OBO ORO EOP AE OOF OA AOE OEM OC OOF

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Newness Brightness

in our Spring Stocks

Latest Novelties in

rk eee oe

The Always Busy Store.

aa]

Tnere’s :

and Fashion

Millinery,

Gloves,

Silks,

Dress Goods, Ribbons,

and Fancy Goods

NOW SHOWING

‘tanlev Bros

The Always Busy Store,

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A fermer or any

allv very hrad on his shces “s Few of them will stand it but ourn w line » ough Shoes have been ca s n fue wear

work is natu

man at out sid:

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as from the best shoe makers— Te pri sveak oc ung tl hemselves. ’ “? Ww ’ ° nts Pas Men’s plain laced boots, bellows t ngue 3s lidsie Be os and counter, $1.00 <9 WF, ‘ : — ms a Sey <> Same heavy qua lity, our best: $7.35. Ss es :

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SIXTUS McLELLAN

SPRING SUITS

& OVE

ATS

it bas always paid us to look after our customers interests, That is one reascn why we are always busy in our tailor shop

OUR MR. SIXTUS McLELLAN IS AN ARTIST

Having first become a practical tailor, he then studied the art of cutting and is now waster of the art, with fifteen years experience, which with the

benefit of the knowledge how the suit should be made,

gives s him a great s4—

vantage over ordinary cutters,

Our importations of Clothes in English, Irish, Scotch, and Canadian for the spring trade are exceptionally tin’, show inga diver sity of design and coloring, not confined to one idea.

We invite you to examine four stockSand investig our prices, whether you buy or not.

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GORDON & McLELLAN

Upper Queen Street.

MEN’S STYLISH OUTFITTER

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