THE DAILY EXAMIN@R, CHARLOTTETOWN, MARCH 2 1898

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: Are You

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any Fire Insurance on your prop- erty ?

Are you carrying enough? AA fire may happen at any time—generally when you least expect it. A policy in one fof these good stock Com- panirs, I represent will protect you from all loss. My Companies claim.

E. R. BROW,

Insurance Agent Charlottetown

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we c.n supply you with the best of bread and cakes, cookies and buns, biscuits and rolls, pies and cake. We bake every day, and we guarantee everything to be good and fresh.

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TENDERS

_ Tenders will be received by the under signed untl March £&th, from persons withing to puachase the surplus butter from the Hillsborough Dairviug Company

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house and premises known

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tered a maximum of 48° on the 4th of the |

LOCAL AND OTHER TBARS LOCAL AND OxHER ITEMS

session thus

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Marcu. — Yeste rday we today, the lion.

stasis Oats —Ontario oats are selling in St. John at 41 to 42 cents per bushal. | Pork axpd Berer.—Both pork ard beef have ately advat ed in the St. John market. P. E, I. mess sells tuem at $15 to $1525 per bbl; prime mess at $12 to $12.50. Plate beef ie quoted at $13.75 to $13.16.

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Presentation.— Rev. Jas. R. MacKay, Presbyterian minister of Souris and Bay “ortune, has been presented by the Bay ‘ortune section of his congregation with a valuable sleigh and rugs in token of ap-

| preciation of his services.

gee Avrerta Weatuer —From a memoran- um kindly sentus from Yarrow District, T. Jenkins, we learn that the temperature during Jauca y regis-

| month ard a minium of 12° on the 25th.

Cinly on two days was it below zero, the average minium being about 14°,

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SociaBLe oLD Men.—The “old men” of le congregation had a social last night in ) he basement of the First Methodist Yhurch.

The seriousness 01 old age was t very much to the front, but that was owing probably to the young men and

women who acted as auxilaries. But this only reflects credit on the wisdom of the raanagers. The social was greatly enjoved and the numbers on tLe programme gave tach pleasure. Those who took part in tne latter were the choir, Miss Alley, The

had the lamb : |

| Ne crossing at the Capes to-day.

| Tue Wearner. — Moderate to fresh | winds, mostly north and west, not much change in temperature.

Rivlin THose wh intend going to- District Lodge at Vernon River will meet at

Wright’s Hall at 9 o’clock,a. m., tomorrow morning. -

Hockey Tonigur.—The best sport of the season is what may be expected at the hockey match tonight between the Charlottetown and Summerside teams. All should £0.

Stacition Bovest—Mr. John M. Nicholson bas bought the trotting stallion Almont Wilkes, race record 2.31} from Mr. Sam Grady of Summerside. Almont Wilkes is the sire of Montrose 2.20%, the the fastest trotting gelding in the Maritime Provinces, and Westle Wilkes 2.394. Almont Wilkes may be seen at Mr. Nicholson’s stables on Grafton Street.

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Berrer axp Cutese.—T he cheese market is reported as without any new feature and business exceedingly quiet. The Liver- pool pubic cable is unchanged at 40 +.

A fairly active trade is being done in butter, The tone of the marketis firm,

Mesers Earle and Dr. Maloney. The pas- tor presided.

finest feesh made creamery selling 19¢ to 194c, and held atock at 17.

Lecrure at BrapaLepane.—Hon, Laird will deliver his famous lecture “A tour in Scotland” in Bradalbane Hall on Thursday, March 10, at 7.30 p. m. Peter Fergason, Esq, Charlottetown is expected to play choice Scottish airs and Robert Lamont Feq. Clifton and others will sing select songs. An admission fee of 1@cts. will be charged to purchase chandeliers and other fittings for $Public

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newed in Charlottetown.

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The Modern Girl.

A ehort skirted girl flying along on her bicycle, with merely 6 mocking backward giance at the masculine world, is perhaps a more inspiring picture than Amelia weeping over George’s letters. 1 eyed, athletic college woman is certainly ip many ways superior to Lady Castlewood with her tender agonies. And yet—and yet—is there not now and then a subtle sense of loss?

I for one confess that Thackeray’s type of woman is to me more charming by far

than the heroine of today or her living | Chloride of lime is of the latter class and

prototype. But both are extremes, and between them lies the golden mean which we muy see in Rosalind and Portia.

Yoda y’s feshion of hardihood willdoubkt- Jess pass like yesterday's fashion of excess- ive softness, but for the present one is al. most tempted to say, after The Lady s Book manner: “There is a void in the bright firmament of womanly perfection, Alas for the lost pleiad of sensibility !"'— Annie teger Winston in Lippincott’s.

How to Rest.

Few women know how to rest as they should. They think that they must vn- dress and go to bed to be thoroughly com- fortable. This is a mistake, provided there is a tabcuret or little footstool in the room on which the feet may rest while the other part of the body is supported by a chair. You can read and rest comfortably in this fashion. And let it be whispered here be- tween ourselves that if we want to get the maximuw of rest in the minimum of time we should copy that inelegant but health- ful trick of the masculine drones and put our feet occasionally higher than our beads. fashionabie women, to whom the necessity of never showing fatigue and of ever Jooking their best has taught th's knack, fell into this posture whenever they arvin she seclusion of their own epart ments.-~ Woman's Life.

NET CASH PRICES

We intend tosignalize this change ia our business by insiituting one of the greatest bargin sales ever wit-

Be prepared for something sensational on Fii- day morning.

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The Best Disinfectants.

The best disinfectants are sunlight, fresh air, soap and water. They are all that are needed unless there is actual disease in the house. It is not at all necessary te keep carbolic acid standing about a bath- if ebsolute cleanliness prevails. There are the so called disinfectants—de- odorizers, which take away bad odors, but do not destroy the cause; antiseptics and others that are largely composed of oxygen, which is easily given out to combine with

| the same element destroying effete matter,

rmanganate of potassium is another,

th being effective. Copperas merely precipitates solid matter from liquid, but does not destroy more than the bad odor. Charcoal is good as a disinfectant, but its process is slow. It is a goed plan to al- ways keep a piece of it in the refrigerator. Sulphur has been proved less effective than corrosive sublimate in killing disease germs, but steam is by far the most satis factory process —Chicago Times-Herald.

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FOR THE LENTEN SEASON

We have secured a quantity of Boneess Coprisii — guaran- teed all codfish, no mixture— which we offer you at a small charge over cost.

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very fine dry codfish and shredded codfish in packages.

Carter's for Wall Paptt|SANDERSON & CO.

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Our Great Hat Sale One

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235 per cent. Discount

the town.

memember this

Hard Hats from 25c up. Don’t go looking around town for tater styles or better quality, for they are not in |

Buy a Hat Now

Quality good ~ Styles all right—Prices away down,

Soft Hats from 25c up.

Sale is for

ONE WEEK ONLY

No hat will be charged at the discount price.

PROWSE BROTHERS.

The Wonderful Cheap Men

‘TO LET.

That large, thre story brick ware- house on cornet of Pownal and Dor- chester Streets, lately occupied hy Messrs. B. & M. Rattenbury, Rent moderate. Apply at the office of the Connolly es*ate, Queen Street. A. A. McDONALD, W. W. SULLIVAN, ARTHUR PET@'%3A, Trustees of the late Owen Cor*olly Feb? eodst

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The dvtual meeting of the Wiltshire Dairying Company, will be held in the hall at North Wiltsbire,,on Monday, the 7th day of March A.D., 189% at 2 o’clock p- m.

JOHN BALDERSTON, Pres! D. M. HENDERSON, Sec’y. North Wiltshire, Feb. 22nd, 1898,

NOTICE.

The Annual General Meeting of the shareholders cf the Ful! Electric Company ot P. BE, Island, will be held in the office cf F. L. Haezard, Esy., on Monday, the ith day of Mareh, 1898, at 4p. m.. to travsact such business as may come before ibe meeting.

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TENDERS.

SEALED 'TENDFEKS for the erection of a Methcdist Parsonage at Cornwall, P: E. 1., will be received by the under- signed, up to noon,on Saturday, March 5th. Plans and specifications may be

seen at the store of Fennell & Chandler, Charlottetown. The committee do not bind themselves to accept the luwest or any tender, GOLDING HOWARD, Chairman of Committe, Cornwal.

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i 4 In order tomake room for 15 large cases of Christy’s Celebrated London Hats, we Hh. have decided to clear our present stoek out at 25 per cent offs English, American and Canadian Hard and Soft Hats in all the leading and best makes, must be sold. $1 hats for 75c; $1.80 hats for $1,13; $2 hats for $1.50; $2.50 hats for $1.88, $3.25 hats for $2.44.

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Cases New Goods

Just Opened in heavy:

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and fine lines.

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Clearing Out |

Some choiee lines

Boots for about half the regular

prices.

REASON — The ?sizes are not Sizes 24, 3, 34, 4 only.

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Women’s

You can buy in flanmel lined or |

fine Dongola kid at the same rate,

Come and see,

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Ties for weddings

and receptions,

Ties for street dress,

no exceptions,

We have them here

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Many styles,

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