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When you buy from us. Everything you get 1s of the same qua ity—“THE

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Angel Cake, 12c each German Buns, 10c¢ per dez. Corn Gets, 10c per « Oatcake, 12c per lb.

Cream Tartar Biscuit 10c per dez

Parker House Rolls 10c per doz,

Ginger Snaps, 12e¢ per Ib.

All kinds of pies to-day in pastry, cream or

coconut, Try our Duchesse Bread 4e per loaf. TELEPHONE 98.

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Eciipert BAKERY BAKES BEST BREAD.

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Island Magazine

u.NOW ON SALE...

{tall the Bookstores and at

K. Et Mason’s News Siand. awe

NTS FOR MANKCH. “Tae Idle Hous Frontispiece.

A Reverie by May Carroll.

First Settlers of Three Rivers, by Prof. Jok Caven.

* Prince « y Ghost Story, by [. Mol

Remnants f Acadian Dykes, dy VV. Ww rr

Rite, Sons of the Empire! M. W. M. Mush A n P. E. Island, by Hon mentor M raid

Teman: Leae Results, by Jok Ross.

the Faz >rS St. Eleanors, by

ii Hy ert ¢ { y

a Wounded Tern, by Jeremiah S&S. Clarke.

English Meanings of Jrich Names, by Ww. J,

“Sur Boys, y May Carroll

Sea copy—Send for samp)ic,

The P. £. Island Magazine, we e, BOX G98,

MR. G. R. McMAHON RETURNS

Students’ Demonstration in Montreal --Bad Railway Wreck.!

Mr. Geo. R McMahor, station agen: at Emerald, was in Charlottetown over night, and tule morning proceeded to his home, Mr. McMahon bas been spendiog a well- merited holiday in Ottawa, Montreal and other Canadian cities, und reports having an exceediogly pleasant outing. Whilst in Ottawa be saw Mr. J W Wughes and many of the other [slanders residing at the capital, all of wnom he reports in good health and doing we!l.

Mr. McMabon wasin Montreal until seven o'clock on the evening of the day ihe news came of the relief of Ladysmith, sud was an eve-witness of some of the pranks of the McGill and Laval etudents. He witnessed the demonstration of the McGill boys, and sawtbem break op:n the door of La Presee office and put up Briieh fisge. After the door cf La Presse office was forced open by the etadents a fight took place inside, and two or three of the stu dents emerged considerably the worse [cr their exp+rience.

Mr. McMahon aleo saw the counter de. moustration of the Lavai boys,who pulled down the Britisb flags the McGill studeut: put vp while they sang the Mar: laise und other Freoch airs. While this was going on a crowd on the opposite side of the street sang“ Rule Brittania” and other patriotic aire.

On his way bome Mr. McMabon had his firat expervence of a railway wreck,and he willl: kely reraember the circumstance for sometime. The wreck occurred at a place called L’Acadia, about twenty -three miles from Montreal, on the lst of March. Tt seems that an engine and caboose witn

L’Acadia stuck fast in abank. The engine and caboose were eepsrated from tie

Halitax express came thundering along and ran into the engine of the clearing train. The collision badly battered both | engines, and the caboose tock fire. The force of the collision wa: s> great that it sent the engioe of the clearing train on top of five ors'x mea who were worki pg at the svow on the track, kitling two ont- right aod fatally injuring theothere. The passengers did a'l in their power to ex

rguisth the fire, but the wind was co high thet their efforts proved fruitless. Indeed, were it not for tbe timely arrival of another train from Montreal, which pulled the Galifax express from tie | ecene of tbe col! sion, it wonid bave fallen a prey tothe devouring element. Asi wae thre yadaof grain ona Siding near by were burned. a delay of sixtten hours,

Cai during

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HORRIBLE AGONY

Suffered by Mr. Thomas Harrison, of

St Mary’s, N.B.

Stone in the Bladder Brouzht Him to the Point of Death—Dodd’s Kidney Pills Cured Him After all Else Hid

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Ferperietox, March 2.—A!] residents

of tue village of St. Mary’, a subvurod o! thie city, will remember the recent aarrow escape of Mr Themas Harrison, woo war eo verioutly ij] with stone in the bladd-r

It will be remembered tbat Mr. Harri gon had beceme so ill that many of hi- friends theught he could never recover All medica) treatment failed to relieve: his urine was thick and bloody, aod bir chances seemed gone.

At tbis period Mr. Harrison was per suaded to give Dodi’s Kudaey Pillx » trial.

He had no faith ia them, nor hope tha: they would afford him either relief or cure. but he nevertbel.es agreed to give them a tris!.

After baving used one box be passed « large stone that bad formed tn his bladder as a reeult of defective kidney action.

All bis pain vavisbed with the passin g ef this stone. He “ mended ” rapidly, | gaining heslib, strength aod flesh, rapid-

ly. : Mr. Harrison continued the use of Deodd’s Kidsey Pills for atime,til bi- kidneys were perfectly restored aud al! danger of another stone forming bed parsed.

" Today be ia etrong and healthy, and no man in Canada is louder in praise of Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

Dodd’s Kidney Pills have had the same result in every case of kidney disease for which they have ever been used. They have always cured.

Vic lw of kidney disease —in any ferm —pav b> absolutely certsin of a thorough a? permanectcure, if they uee Dodd’s K duey Pilie.

Ae A Fasr Sxatine and hockey at the rink

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Save 2010 33 percent by buying your boots at our big sale. R K Jort.

Ladies don’t miss seeing our new shirt waists before buy- ing, you won't waste time by doing this. For beauty, style and finish, we are bound to lead.— Prowse Broe,

Canp—The law busines of F WL Moore will be taken charge ef by Me-sre Davies end cp military dutylsk. :

What adollar will do—bwy @ pair of iad ies bocte worth from $1.50 to $2.25—

R K Jost.

snow plough attached bad been sent out’ uhead to clear the track of snow, and at.

plough, and while io this position the’

The wreck caused | which |

- > : t time the passeugers rewained at L’Acadia. |

Hasrzard during his absence:

THE RACES TU NIGHT

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Bart Duty, of St. Jono, who eompetes with G.udet tuls eveaing, arrived by ‘he Minio yesterday .and isa the R vere. Mr. Duffy was at ihe rink last vight aod surpri-ed the'skaters by bis§ ancy and trick tka iog. Thsmernn , in Company with Mr. Gaudet, he bad practice at tne rink, and showed bh mearlf to be a very powertu and graceful skater. He 1a fuli of fuo, and before he left the ice he made those present roar with some of his comical skating Thore who wish toe joy this Inugh must be in their seate on time to-night. arrangement hus been mate for a crowd, aud as the ice could net be betier fast races and hock-y may be expected. The officials for this evenings races will be : Judges—Geo. J Rogers, A A McDonald, H R Large.

S arter—A E Ings.

TBE VAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTT TOWN, Math 6

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Timers—H R Dingweil, Dr. H D| Jonoson. | Scorers -C D Weeks, B C Prowse.

The programme s ae follows : --

]~Mr. Bart Daffy will be introduced tothe spectatora.

2—Fire: Half Hockey Match, Jr. Abeg- weits vs Diamonds.

3—Two mile Match Race, Bart Daffy vs. A W Gandet.

4—Secon Half Hoekey Mitch.

5—One mile Mach Rase, A W Gauiet vs. B Duffy.

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PERSONAL

Mr. G. H. W. Moore was a passeng?r by special train lasteveniag on his returo to Halifax

Mrs Titus, who has been visiting friends in Charlottetown, left last turn to Boston.

Mr. W. J. Clarke, of Orwell, is in the vity today. Mr. Clarke contemplates re~ moving to British Columbia in the near future.

Mr. Emmet Larkins, son of Mr. J. R. Larkins, of Richmond, was a passenger by the mail special last evening en route to Sydoey,C B.

Mise Mutzh, Perkins & C»’s milliner, crossed tothe ma nland today en route to New York, where she will atteud the big millinery openings and selec: stock for the firm.

The Brooklyn Esg'e has an interesting sketch of the late lr. Creamer, who was eo well and favorably known in Char- lottetown. A likeness of the deceased is published in co: neetion with the reading matter. The ek- tc. will be reprinted by Tue EXAMINER tow orrow.

Seaeon ticket holders are reminded that the lec'ure in St. James’ Hall tonight is the fourth of the the past, we predict for the YM LAa good sttendance.

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Tue Best Race: ever seen in Charlotte- town at the rink tosnight.

The lecture in St James’ Hall this even- ing will be a literary treat. The Rev. A. D. McDonald is the lecturer. ‘- Matthew Arnold.”

1.0. F —Court monn ‘this evening #t 8 o% lock in Ha!l!. Important business. ance reqne xed

LOCAL NOTICES.

100 Cian Tartan travelling rugs, suit. able for carriage rugs, and Golf capcs ; no twoslike. Bought before the advance, on show at Paton & Co’s. 6uf.

5,000 yards of wash goods in crash, duck Sco cb, Eogiish and American prints ard mau-lin-, siso check aud cord muslins a! Paton & Co’s. 6 if.

86 new spring over-skirts in fancy goods, blister skirting, mobair goods , iusires aod erges at Paion & Co’a. 6 tf

20 to 33 per cent discount cn ali Boots & Shoes at our big sale.-— R. K, Jost.

Seven'y-fiv: peces of rew spring dress goods ard plain rain-day ekirtiog, opening at Paton & Co’. 6 tt.

Homeepuo tweeds for &pring suits open-

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Steoben mecte Mechan ics Fa!) atte nd-

neat Paton & Coa 6 tf.

eee _ a omen a DIED

Evtered into 18, a: Charlottetown,

March 6b, 1:00, Ralph William Brecken, in bw 69th year.

Funers! service will b gin at St. Peter’s Cath: dral on Thurs ‘ay at.1.45. Friends are arked to: 8-ermble at the church, not at the hene .}

f 27 “To Err is Human. But to err all the time is criminal or idiotic. Don’t continue the mistake of neglecting your blood. When impurities manifest themselves in eruptions or when disordered conditions of stomach, kidneys, liver or bowels appear, take Hood’s Sar- saparilla. It will make pure, live blood, and put you in good health.

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Never Disappoints

CARD!

DR. H.-L. DICKEY

(Late Clinical Assistan at Royal Londen Ophthalmic Hospital, Moorfields, and Central London

Throat and Ear Liospital ) ‘peciaList-—Fye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

FICE—Cemeron Block Dee suamou- Bieheced Street, West. OrFice Hovrs—9 30a m,te lpm, Zioipm Evenings by appo:n’ment Eyes Testea aad Fitted With Glasse

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CALED NIAN ‘LUB —!.1 rar e ogin the elu» room this ven 7 at™ 6. <2

lae Prons— “ast and u hwes 8, incre sing tO ca'et; snow, nr 1D et and rain.

Devel. pment Soviery, —Deba eS o'clock +o night pn he Y M C \ rom

Subject, “Are'she wo k- of Art or | Navure the more beautifu! ?”

A Goserrat Concert.—A coe tt 1 aid of thenewP E | Hospiia vill be held in he K ndergarten Hall a x Mo. - day evening, March 12

Tue Temeeraturs.—Half a degree be low zero wa: the coldest indicated dur ing last night. The hignest indicated upto] o’ciock this afternoon was 10 ahove

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Easter Festiva, —Vhe Easter Festival in connection with St. Joseph’s Convent» will be held on the eveniog of Easter Tuesday. Arrange to attend.

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Futt Execrrio Company —The annual meeting of the Ful Electric Company of P.E.I., was heli last evening at the office of ‘be S-cretary. The retiring direciors wre ali re elected.

Coxcert.—B> sure to attend the concert in Zion Church lecture room to-night.

Miss Rattray aod Mies Enid Maclean recite. |

Mr. Frank Stanley sings. Some excellent

numbers oa the program

AwaltTinG IpentiricaTion.—A _ concer- tine found by she police is at the police station awaiting identification. Any per~ con losing euch is invited to call aud ex- amine the instrument.

Damacep By Storm —The barn of Henry Connolly, Brookva’e, Lot 50, was blown down during the storm on Thursday. Fiftysfour feet of a roof were carried away and smashed into splioters A small bay-house along-ide was smashed by iLe falling of the barn roof. The loss is est.- mated at $100

coinaiieliait .

Scnx0n Boarp ~ ine regular moothly meeting of the School Board was he d last uight. The contract for sewcraze 1D I rince Street and West Kent schools was

| awarded to Mr. T. A. McLean, bis tender

being the lowest. Miss Brown tendered her resignation as teacher in Wes: Kent,

which was accepted, and Miss Edith Stram berg was appointed to the vacancy. A com mittee Dre. Jenkins avd Taslor was ap-

pointed to.erquire into placing fire escapes onthe echooleS It was recommended that English com position and pnysical eXercise reeeive more attention, The enrolment was 1234; average attendance 1161. There were six cases of corporal puuishweot. The contract fer the janitor’s cottage of Privce street echool was awarded to Michael Kelly, lowest tender. The site of the building will be selected Thursday.

BENEVOLENT IRISH SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of the Benevolent Jrish Society was held in their Hali, Kent Street, laet night. Tbe various res ports showed the society to beina good condition, aed much enthusiasm was ex~ hibited. Officers were elected as follows :

Pa ron- Hon G W Howilsn, (re-elected )

President—D O’M Reddin, (reselected.)

Firet Vice President—R F Maddigan.

Second Vice President—Thomas Reon- eghan.

Treasurer—James M Hennessey.

Secretary—John J Sullivan.

Chief Marsbal— Jobo Connolly.

Aveistant Marsbals—Andy Hevnessey, F McKearney, Jes Landrican.

Sergeant at-arms—Simon Bolger.

standard Bearers—P Berrigan, Jobn O'Neill and W Dooley.

Charitable Commitiee : Ward 1—Pa'k. Hogan ; Ward 2—Patk. Cherkiv ; Ward

3-John Corcoran; Ward 4—Michael Hennessey; Ward 5—Peter Bradlay.

Door Keeper and Meseenger—James McMaben

Chamois Vests —a_

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To clear apt our stuck of Chamois Veste

raen and wimen we will give the following big reductions for cash:

1 vest—regular price $3.75

now $250 1 vest—regulJar price $3.50

vow $2.34 5 vests—regular price $3.25

now $217 1 veet -regular price $3.10

now $2.00 2 vests—regular price $2 75

now $1.24 1 vest—regular price $2.50

now $1.67 1 vest—regular price $2.00.

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Meet tle at the Always Busy Store

Sewing Time

¢) The month of March is always a ( busy month for the Ladies— \@ Pinafores, Aprons, Dresses, Wrap- \@ pers, etc, to be made up.

We have just received our New

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Spring Stock of

Print Cottons, Ginghame,

Lawns, Check Muslins, Organdies,

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Kgyptian Lawns, etc, eic, etc.

Cad Newest Colorings and Designs

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tens. Smaller sizes by the dozen and 3, some of them elastic side.

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