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¥ mi can choose bon designs suitable for any roora of any build- ing, with Borders, mouldings, etc. to match—they are easily applied —easily cleaned—and strictly fire proof and sanitary, giving per- manent beauty, points no other style of finish can offer.

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Good Watches.....

A collection of pone

but the recognized best movements, fal- ly warranted as per-

fect and

nccurate time pieces.

A mul itude of styles ard shapes aod Kinds from te finest gold watches to the ipexpeusive silver

aud n'ckel case wat res. "$A specially attraciive show ng of

la_ies’ gold and sily+r waiche-.

You will be pleased with

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our watch display.

W. W. WELLNER

The Great Watch House.

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bevond + xur: s+ to he tO go to & Diace where you KuOW every is done tu a first clase manner

ah'’e ibiog Our aim ia to give our custoin-

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“THE MODERN”

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Founders, Engineers & Macbinists Steam Nav. (o'\’s Wharf

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Tho Purpose of this Advertisement

remind the public that the ») work from the Studio of Hi. Cook, is the most elegant- v fiaished in the city. Everya 3 is particular about the

pues and Finish

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il oe fully s: tisfied in this mr ticwar, by an inspection of the Artistic work done at this studio

GEO. E.. COOK

QUEEN ST., CHUTOWN

NOTICE —

Ny e is hereby giv n, "ursvuant to the pro- 4

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Vv n* ottbe act of 4ist Vie Cap, 12, sections SZutd 83, that tle on .ersigued will apply at tlie at monthly meeting ci the City Council, ofthe. ity of Charlot ctown, tote holden on the isth aay of November, next, for the ex-~ em; tion from t#xaticn, cf the Faciory, Build- ;

ing, Lancs and Prem ises, of the (Charlotte town Condensed Mili Company, Limited, now being erected, api situateon the south side of the =t. Peter's [toad, in the common =| Charlotte own, edjoipipg the Railway reser- Vation, the ipdus ry propesed to be intrcduced and carried onin s#id Factory Building and Le premises, being the manutacturing of Con- | densed ¥ Uk and Cena: -nsed Cofiee, | Dated this 10th day of Uctober, AD, 1899, TH x CHARLOTTETOWN; CONDENSED } ILK CO., Limited: \" Cc i - law 4 wk, tuen

DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVEMBER 11, 1899

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a An Accommodating Ear.

Fx ; *hiladelphians have become accus-

Ky tomed to the Chinaman who carries } : his nickel for carfare in bis ear, but

it remained for an enterprising rep- resentative of The Record to discovet 1 mau who used the soft lobe of Lis ear for a cotton wad.

Passengers on a street car in the Quaker City the other day were at-

tracted to a well dressed man of mid- dle age because of something peculiar

they noticed about his right ear. It seemed to those who looked that the

ear was minus a lobe. Suddenly there

was a flop, and the interested pas-

sengers then noticed that the ear was

all right, with the lobe in the place ught to be.

the time the passengers had gone

deep into wonder over the strange

sight the man raised his hand and

pushed the lobe into the opening of the

ear, placing the ear in the condition it was before the flop. Noticing that the man who sat next to bim stared in

an iuquiring way at him, the man with the magic ear said that the lobe was his earache cure.

He was a great sufferer from the ache, he said, and formerly used cotton to shut the wind out of his ear. One day he was without cotton and found that he could shove the lobe into the It did not only keep the wind out, but the pain disappeared

tuicker, and since then he has always rut the lower part of his ear into use when the earache has come on.

Wendell Phillips and Blaine. When Wendell Phillips was last In ishington, be was for a few minutes

en the floor of the United States sen- ate, surrounded by a group of senators, among whom was Senator James G. Blaine, always a favorite with Mr Phillips. It so happened that a few weeks before this time Mr. Blaine, in preseuting to congress the statue of Governor King. first governor of Maiue, to be placed in the rotunda of

the capitol, had commented severely on the loyalty of Massachusetts, and especiaily the Federalist party, during

with Great Britain in 1812.

Of this party the father of Wendell Phillips, John Philiips, was a con spicuous member. When Blaine’s was made Dawes and Hoar were senators from Massachusetts, and they both essayed some sort of an impromptu reply thereto, but did them selves little credit in parrying the thrusts of Blaine’s glittering rapier.

So. when Wendell Philips met Blaine on this oceasion, he said to him laughingly, “1 wish 1 had been a mem- ber of this body for about an hour the other day when you made that speech attacking the Massachusetts Federalists.”

“Al.” said Mr. Blaine with that ready wit which never deserted bim “if vou had been here I shouldn’t have that speech!’—Harper’s Maga-

the war

speech

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Pain.

Quesnel says: *» “We rarely confess that we deserve what we suf- fer.” Yet most pain and sickness is the re- sult of neglect or in- discretion. If you would be healthful, * keep your system in order by the daily use of Abbey’s Effervescent Salt. It cures indiges- tion and its many #

kindred ills * &% &

25c and 60c a bottle. All druggists.

BARLEY

2000 bushels barley wanted at current prices. CARVELL RROS.

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| room in the . Provinci al i to bold their meetings.

; Amount Of pocket-monrey

‘Local and Giles toms,

Bazask —~There wil 7 be every variety of

Kiudergarte Hal! on De cem be r

ith, and Santa ¢ es Intends to buy most of his Christmae present and toys there.

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lecodinnioicies

ors Wanrrp.—B ys are making move

‘lheg Tue Dauy Examiner. It is no

tormiaie for @ smart boy to make a fair

each evening.

Boys should be on hand at the office each afiernoon at four o’clock: tf

eiconaiabiiliccis

New Apverrisine Ipra.—The giddiest suits ofary Maine fooibal! team this year are being worn by the Waterville High School bi v8, for they have the advertise- ments for liberal local merchants painted on the backs of the blouses. They charge each merchant $3.60,and paint eleven suits. This sum pays for the suits, but the advertivement has not beeu found to be of great value after an Opposing team has crowded the boys into the mud of the gridiron a few times.

Tarte Scores AGatn.—The reason whv the Government did not insure the Canadian troope is the circumstance tnat it did not pay the premium. It made all arrangemenis; it announced that it had completed the bargain; it allowec the mea to go under the belief that the insurance had been effected. Then it backed out and issued a declaration that there was no truth in the report that action was con templated. The malign influeuce bad stepped in to prevent the carrying out of a good intention.—Mail snd Empire.

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Aw Important Mrerine - It “8 annouced from Ottawa that a meeting of cfficers commanding districts wiil be beld in Ot- txwa from Wednesday, 15th inst, votil Friday, l7ih, te cousider agenda which bad been prepared, and of which copies have been already forwarded to ali con- corned The following officers will attend : Officers eopemnending wilitary districts I, dacd 4, 5,6,8,9 and 12; 2; tke acting dis- trict officer commanding military district No. 7,and Major Young, commanding Xoyal Canadian regiment. The opening meetiog will be held in railway com- mittee room of House of Commons.

Evicrep Inte Tenixts~-There is a movement in Ireland to improve the con- dition of those evicted tenants who lost their homer during tbe recent land strug. glee A committee bas been formed whose object is to restore the (enants to their homes wherethese are available, or to pro~

vide for them eleewbere iv caves where their former homesteads have passed into otuer hands. The committee which in- cludes many prominent politicians,courch- metcand mayors bas just issued an app‘al for tunds. The evicied temants are suppos- ed to number about eight hundred.

Cuerss Boarp —At the meeting of the cheese board yesterday 11 factories board- ed 3433 cherse, Dillion & Spillet bought

2033 at 191216 which is 1-l6c higher than the highest bid at Brookville on Thuredav. The following factories sold : Stanley Bridge, New Glasgow, New Dow-

_inior, St. Petere, Kensivgtoo, Hazelbrook and Dunstaffoage.

Oo motion of Arthur Simpson secouded by R. Munroe, it was agreed 10 af journ the board for the season,

the firet meeting next year to be at the cell of tbe officers. Mcved by Arthur Simp- eon seconded by L. L. Jenkins and Dugald Currie aod carr ed, unanimously thatthe thanks of the board be tendered Premier Farquharson and the Covernm ent for alk wing tbe board the free use of a building in which A vote of thanks

| was tendered the officers for the manover 'n | which they conducted the business of the

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~ The only tailor made, ready

‘to wear suits in the city are at

| Prowse Bros.

The best place to buy Lad-

lies’ Capes aud Jackets is at

Gloves, Prowse Bros,

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‘Prowse Bros.

You may not know it, but ‘the best place inthe city to buy Dress Goods, Uorsets, and Millinery is at

Send one dollar ard fifty cents to Jo the Ovster King. and he will send you box containing 450 choice P. E. I. 0 yste Address King Joy, Lock Box 252, Uha otietown, P. E. Re

Sentner, McLeod & Co.—Read Seotner McLeod & Co’sad. Thenif you are Jown town arop 10, we'll be glad to see you. The dress goods we are offering is @ seusa~

! tion. The bneiest store in Charlottetown, “My Store.” Why? Their dress goods

John YT. [Sickenzie, & THE TAILOR

sensation has caused it.

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DRESS Coops

est Dress Goods SNAF (We leave you to judge

put out in five lots,

LOT

j ored tweeds, widths 36 (o 46 inches

LOT 2

cies, plains; blacks, plaids and tweed effects. 39 cents for the same gvods,

LOT 3

patterns in fancy blacks and pretty plaids. what they are worth”

LOT 4

silk and wool mohairs. Snap we ever heacd of.”

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goods we have ever offered you. § worth you buy.

LOT S

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you at——

There will be a crush at the next two Charlottetown

We are going to give you for two weeks, beginning November 10th and ending November 24th, the er eat- ever given in

We've placed on our counters 5 heapsof wide double width Dress Goods—

You'll find pretty plaids, nlain blacks, fancy blues, col-

You'll get almost anything you want in this lotin fan- You've paid

Handsome serge mixtures, all popular shades choice “Never mind

Plain black cisameres, povlins, also figured blacks. and “This we consider the biggest

You’re choice of 40 pieces of the prettiest up-to-date Yorll save 50c on every

we haven't time to tell you what we are offering

our dress goods weeks that you've seldom ever

Mharlottetown

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counter seen in

“My Store’ is the popular store

P is the fir store r che dress goods store

is the busy store

Nentner, McLeod &

ou Want Rubbers tha ive Satisfaction.

To insure this buy at the Model S‘ore We have opened our fall stock of rubbers and have now a magnificent stock of Rubber Goods for Your Inspection. Children’s Rubbers in plain or fancy fronts, heels or spring heels, cotton or wooi lined.

Ladies’ Rubbers in all styles, plain, fancy, tce capped, or storm, cctton or wool lined, broad, medium or pointed toes.

Men’s Rubbers in all styles, skapes and Issts

We can fit any boot made vith a stylish and comfortable rubber,

HH. HAMSAY & UU

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= More than 2000 Fami- = lies in Halifax ana Dartmouth us3 Sun light and Lifebuoy Soaps

exclusively in their homes, and all say they would not have any other kinds,

This information is correct having been gained by com- petent and trust-worthy ad- vertisers, leaving samples at every house and ‘making care- ful enquiries,

‘Lhese families never knew what pure SOAPS meant, un- til chey tried SUNLIGHT and LIFEBUOY.

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Why should not others learn and be healthier and happier for the learning.

Price is only 5e for large twin bar,

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