THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 21, 1897

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Hobbling along the street in a poor fitting shoes ?— certainly you have ~she should buy her shoes from ysand avoid this. Our shoes are made to fit, our shoes are mode to wear. Shoes to suit every purse

Ne | THE SHOEISTS. = Int Waist Setts

ig Guard Chains iad Stick Pins

A select assortment of the newest designs to choose from. These par- ticular lines will by very popular this summer.

My stock offers a wide choice, many patterns to choose from, all new and pretty.

W. W. WELLNER,

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The keen buyers of hund- red dollar wheels are picking the Cleveland because of its strength, beauty, ease of run. ning and distinct .improve- ments. A hundred dollar wheel with

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Mr. John Combs,

ee rhe place ia so well known as that of the most healthy in the city, Facing the harbor, holding hot and cold water baths with a lift from the kitchen to the dining rcom, that further dtscription is not re—- quired Rent $200.00 year; paid gnarterly

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premises now held by possession given Ist

WANTED—A good general ‘servant. Ne + i. No washing. Apply to Miss Dawson, Ma)peque Road, lly— Peete WANTED.—A housemaid; rans & month. Apply with references to

Margaret | airweather, Ro . ; e King’s County, New Brunswick. e us

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— ——__ | Tue Wearner.—Strong winds or mod- erate gales from the southwest, unsettled, with occasional rain. Potice Courr.—This forenoon Michael Monaghan ard Philip Dogherty, were each fined $2 or 10 days for drunkenness.

Jusrtee Cemmirrer.—Adjourned meet- ing tonight in City Counci} Chamber. A full attendance of representatives re- quested,

To Loap Oats.—The steamer Irene Morris, arrived here this morning. She will be loaded with oats for the English market by Messrs. Matheson and Toombs | onetime

To Comerere Hex Crew.—The new schoover Victoria, of the fishery protection service, arrived here this morning to com- plece her crew. ‘No. 1 Wharf. | _—-—s——— | Toe Ferry Waarr is badly in need of ‘attention. The plankways ard railings ‘are in a very dilapidated condition, and |unlese they are attended to at once a ser - | ous accident may ¢ceeur,

Draiti.—No. 2 Co. Artillery meet at the | orderly rooms towight. Full attendance lreqnired to arrange important matters. | Coral. Harry Jenking leaves to join the ' Jubilee regiment on Thursday. | Tae Waire City.—The Rev. G. M. Campbell, of Charlottetown, wi!l deliver his popular Jecture on “ 1] he White City,” at Alberton, on Wednesday, May 26, in

_aid of the Funds of the Methodist Church. |

Sarvation Aauy—The musical meeting

at the Salvation Army barracks on Tues- !

day evening is going to be a success, The music of the Army has ever been an attractive part of ,services, and the comrades are | preparing for this meeting with true soldier zeal. Bright new salvation sengs and | choruses, a nrale quartette, music by the Army string band, etc. The tickets are 9 cents—yes, nine cents, procurable from soldiers or at the door.

From Bostox.—The steamer Halifax aarived from Boston last evening about half—past eight, after a pleasant passage. She brought the following passangers: Mrs. B. Rogers, John J. Davies, John Stetson, Thos. Mohan, Mra. W. H. Lawson Mrs. C. Harrington, Mrs. E. H. Cameron, Mre. F. H. Ramsey, W. M. McPhail, Geo. McCassie, Mies E. McCormick, Miss May Smith, Miss Minnie Noy, Miss Laura Franklyn, Miss Josie Harrington. Her ontgoing passengers included: Mr. and Mrs. Gay and family, May Shannon, Mr. Fraser, Mrs. Croke, and family, Mr. 8.58. Turner, Thomas Geeen, and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Murray.

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| THe Exvertatyment in Heartz’s Hall last

evening wae well attended aud thoroughly |

enjoyed. [he following programme was preseented to the satisfaction of all :—

” os mcmama Opening Chorus —‘‘ Swanee River”...... Vocal Trio- Messrs. Cook, Moore and Newson.

Dad. |. -.'< edenunhecconneiinns 6 ae Vocal Solo..... s eccden cee e .CHarien Karte Reading. . .. . ......+200. seoeceee. Misa Rattray Duet...........Mrs. Norton and Mrs. Roome Intermission —Candy...cccececcecrecece reeserses SE Ey err Mrs. Roome ROUGE Gan 5. ci co « so ccrtovsconcoeees Miss Mellish i Vocal Solo. ..........++--.-...Mirs. Norton ELIE FOREST F. H. Beer

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| Very many of the selections were en- cored. The entertainment was under the ; auspices of the Ladies’ Aid Society in con- nection with the First Methodist Church. Kev. Mr. Campbell presided.

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Our customers will always find the latest novel- UP-TO-DATESTORE as our buyer is continually sending us novelties as

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MORE COMPLAINTS FROM HARBOR.

SAVAGE

_Str-The new road through this settlement i8& disgrace to the Government and the public cflicials. The old road is obstruct: ed, and the new road is more like a crazy quilt than a road, as it has been done in patches. Some of those patches are not even passable, as the light of a match is not sufficient after night to show up rocks and roots. There is no getting in or out without endangering property. Who ir paying for the opening of the said road— the Government or the Supervisor? If the former, why not do their own whining ani barking about the cost of it? If the latter, that accounts for his whining and barking. Or were there any grant allowed forthe opening of this road? Our old road was left neglected last year, with the understanding that there was no money for repairing, as the money was used for the opening of this unfinished road, which was to be opened the first of this month to the public. If all the petitions prayed for at the last session for the opening of new roads are obstructed § as this one has been for the last five years I sympathize with the parties in question.

| I hope that every honest-minded Liberal

will discover their mistake before the com- ing election ax I think the country needs a change of officials as four years is ample and sufficient to sport a boiied collar and government coat; a longer term mz.ght deprive them of the memory of the dear old homespun jackets,

_ Many thanksto Tar Examrver for space in its precious columns in turning the search-light on the neglect that is mono- polized by the officials in the finishing of the road, and also the neglect of the annual work to our public roads, thus depriving the people of their rights to the most beautiful spot in the province. When Bridget was asked to make an apology she said, “How can I make it, ma’am, without butter or eggs to make it?” Not so with this road. There is neither batter or eggs or an apology wanted, as there are plenty men ready with lots of material todo the work, and do it well, if paid for their services.

ONLOOKER.

; Strawberries and cream at W. F. Car- er’s,

New pineapples only 15 cents each to= day at Beer & Goft’s.

New suit holders just arrived—Moore & }

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Results and Low Prices

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Plain Cotton. Ribbed Cotton Plain Cashmere. Ribbed Cashmere

A great range of qualities at close prices

Excursion return tickets will be issued at first class single fare toand from all sta- tions on this Railway on the 21st, 22n¢ and 24th May, good for return up to and on May 26th 1897

Tickets are not good for going journey after May 24th anu are good only for con tinuous passage in either direction

A. McDONALD, D. POTTINGER, Superintendent. General Manager, Railway Office, Moncton, N. B.

Ch’town May 17th, 1897

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1. J. HARRIS, LONDON HO US3