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THE DAILY EXAMINER,
CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 12, 1897
te Read our Big Bankrupt Advertisement.
GASS & CO'S,
AMHERST, NOVA SCOTIA,
Big Bankrupt Dry Goods Stock
—SELLING AT —
WEEKS’
Black Dress Silks Blouse Silks Trimming Silks Black Dress Goods Celored Dress Goods Laces, Corsets
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Mens Furnishings
AND STAPLE GOODS.
Everyihing is marked at from 1-3 to 59 per cent. below usual price. Big bar- gains are going.
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knows that our store is the perfectly saiisfactory place to buy perfectly satisfactory
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The Wall Paper Men.
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The Vital Parts of Bicycle
are not on the surface. It is wis- dom to pay a fair price for a good, Sterling Article, such a one is
The Cleveland
the acknowledged leader of the honest high grade.
Crawford's and Crescents
are the best value for the money in
the world. Every wheel sold guarn- teed 12 months.
For cash—a Dis- count of five dol- lars off any wheel.
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SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO THE EXAMINER,
GREECE AND TURKEY.
Interests of Greece Confided to
tha Powers.
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HORRID BARBARITY OF TURKS.
The Greeks Already Leaving Crete.
Atuexs, Mey 12.—In reply toa note of the Powers otlering mediation to Greece the Government of the latter has replied that Greece, on taking note of the deviara- tien of the Powers, will proceed to recall the royal troops from Crete, adhere form- ally toautonomy for Crete, and confides the interests of Greece to the hands of the Powers.
Axra, May 12.—It is reported that the Turks have severed the legs and arms of ail the Greeks found ina village of the plains of Louros, and lefttheir matilated bodies by the readside to terrorize the population.
Canea, May ]2.—The Greek troops are already leaving Crete oa board three Greek steamers,
CONSTANTINOPLE, May 12.—The Porte has given a positive denial to the statement that Sheik ul islam tas issued a circular to the Islams in Constantinople foreshad- owing a holy war.
CoONSTANTINOPLE,May 12.—The expenses of the war are estimated at £5,0€0,000, which Greece will have to pay asan_ in- demnity,in annual instalments, guarav- teed by the Thessalian revenue.
NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL,
ir. Davin nd the Ministers’ Good Faith.
A Useless Official Absent Electioneering Maintained on Full Pay.
Orrawa, May 12.—The Houee of Com- mons, in supply yesterday afternoon, made fair progress with the contingency vote.
Before the Speaker left the chair Mr. Davin proposed an amendment stating that good faith on the part of the Minis- ters demanded that agricultural imple- ments be placed on the free list. The amend ment was lost on division.
In the evening Mr. Taylor stated that the Deputy Speaker, a salaried officer of the House, bad been absent during the greater part of the Jast fortnight engaged in the Quebec election campaign. Other members of the House had taken the chair in his place, and as the House seemed to get on pretty well without him he moved that the $2,(00 jaid him be struck out.
Mr. Foster, Sir Hibbert Tupper, Mr. Craig and other Opposition members eup- ported the motion.
Mr. Petill, the Patron member, moved that the salary be reduced one-half.
Mr. Taylor’s motion was lost in com- mittee by a vote of 32 to 50, and Mr. Petitt’s by a vote of 36 to 52.
The Quebec Elections.
MonrreaL, May 12.- The province of Quebec has gone Liberal.
The returns give 54 Liberals and 19 Conservatives.
Mr. Flynn is himself defeatee in Gaspe.
LATER. Quesec, May 12.——-Hon. Mr. Flynn is elected in Gaspe. This will make the
parties stand : Liberals 53, Conservatives
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Carter’s Stratagem, American Wonder, First Crop, England.
Butter Beans.
Golden Eyed Wax, Detroit Wax, Black Wax, White Wax, W ardwell’s Kidney Wax.
Bliss’s Carters’ Champion of
Beet, Cabbage, Carrot, Cem i- flower Celery, Corn, Cress, Cu- cumber, Leek, Lettuce, Onion, Melov, Mustard, Nasiurtium, Parsnip, Parsley, Pepper,Pump- kin, Radish, .Salsify, Spinach,
Squash, Sunflower, Towato, Turvip. Flower seeds in great variety.
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LATEST NEWS BY WIRE AND MAIL-
New York, May 10,- The fight to-night Le ween Joe Choyneki and Denver Ed. Sw ith, was awarded to Choynskiin the foirth round by the referee on a foul.
Me.sourne, May 10.—A eevere seismic disturbance took place today in South | Australis and Vicwria, The shock was | insermittent and continued for several! m nutes.
{ oxpox, May 11.—The Athens corres- 10n ient of the Times eave: * The Greek acmy has been compelled to abandon oalagora aod Fort Imaret, the Turks hav- ing occ upied the heights commanding the latier.””
Loneox, May 10.—A terrivle explosion has taken place on the Isle of Man in the Snaefell lead mine. A large number of miners were entombed, and it now seems certain that at Jeast 17 have been kilied.
Care Town, May 10.—Besides the army re‘erves in Natal having being called out, a million rounds of Lee-Metfurd cartridges and an immense quantity of shells will leave London for South Africa and it is rumored there will be 35,000 British troops in South Africa in a tew months.
Toronto, May 10.—The Evening Tele- gram’s special cable from London says: “His support of the sale of intoxicating liquers (Lreland) bill has directed to Hon. Edward Blake, M. P., South Longford, rome general attention as well as unfavor— able comment from his fellow Irish members, who assert that in a matter of much uore important questions Blake has been indifferent or overlooked them com- «pletely .”
“Enquiry today, at the Belgian and German embassies, elicits the information that the preferential clauses of the new Dominion tariff will be strongly opposed.’
Loxpon, May 10.—The Speaker’s Con- stantivople correspondent says: The Sultan has done bis work thoroughly, He was never 60 strong as today. Now his policy will be magnanimous. It has been said that the pride of success would make him insufferable to the Powers. Ido not be- lieve it. Their meekness and loag suffer- ing are inexhaustible, and he is too weary to trespass upon them when there is noth- ing to gain. He has already intimated his desire to end the war. Having vindicated lis honor, and destroved the prestige of Greece, he says he is distressed by the waste of life and property, and asks, why not restore the status quo ante bellum? He says he knows this will be the result ef the war, however long it may last. So he ia ready for peace at once. Only one contingency may brivg the Sultan in con- flict with Europe. He may find the military party too strong. The party is opposed to giviug back Thessaly to Greece. It 1s believed here even by some of those in diplomatic circies that if the Sultan insists upon holding Thessaly, no Kuropean Power will go to war to turn him out by force, especially if there should be a revolution in Greece.
St. Patricks churche, Sherbrouk, Que., was badly damaged by fire a few nights ago.
A British cflicer and thirty coolies have been killed by an avalanche in the. Sprina- garieh road, India.
Bagpipes are becoming a fashionable in- instructment for ladies in British. drawing roows, Lady Elepeth Vampbell, the Duke of Argylls granddaughter, who isa gkilied performer having introduced the fashion. The pipes for drawing room use are richly decorated and specially toned.
Mrs. Max Muller,who has spent consid-r- able time among the Turks,says they do not teem to feel at home in Europe, but that they are “strong and steady and determin- ed to fight to the bitter end before they surrender what for 400 years they have called their own.”
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We have our canvas up. Our course mapped out. A deep draught of water, (Soda
Water). 200 lbs steam on. A full compliment of flavors (not sailors).
Keep your weather eye open when the hot weather comes,
COOL, REFRESHING SODA
at Central Drug Store.
A W. REDDIN, Phm B
CENTRAL DRUG STORE.
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3 When you buy a pair of Bootes
3 you want to get the best value possible, don’t you? It’s natural to do so. Our aim isto give you just
; what you want. Wecan ell ees a man’s good boot for $2.00.
; We cap sell you one of the. best ; $3.00 Boots in Charlottetown. and
; our $4.00 Box Calf Boots cannot be ;
beaten. We inyite your inspection.
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GLOVES, GLOVES, GLOVES, |
Perkins,
Sterns &
Turner.
with white points.
ing Gloves.
where. to find.
feta Gloves in black and colored. Children’s Gloves in Lisle, Taffeta, Silk, ete. Blick Kid Gloves with white points. Ladies’ Colored Kid Gloves witu fancy points. ing. Ladies Kia Gloves with Button and Dome fastening.
it’s the best the price can buy
SONNYSIDE DRY GOODS STORE.
Ladies’ White Lisle Thread. Gloves with black points. Ladies’ Colored Lisle Thread Gloves, fancy points. Ladies’ Silk Gloves in black, white and colored, Men’s Lisle Thread Gloves, Ladies Ladies’ White Kid Gloves with black Ladies’ Kid Gloves with 7 stud lac.
Ladies’ Black Lisle Gloves Ladies’ Tal
points, Ladies Nappa Tan Driy-
Gur Kid Gloves have been bought from Perrin’s and other good makers. We have them at reasonable prices and guarantee every pair,
All kinds of Dry Goods and Clothing—excellent value. Moncton Tweeds
Perkins, Sterns & Turner.
) A Question of Quality.
If you pay no regard {o Quality—you'll find really Cheap things every- But if you shop with eyes wide open the really GOOD things are hard When we buy our goods we look sharp FIRST for Style Newness and
Lace Curtains, 5 yards
to the pair 20¢
A little better quality, 5 yards to the pair, 35¢
2 yards to the pair, full
yard wide, 45¢
Another—full 5 yards, to the pair—over yard 48c
Here’s an extra nice lace, 5 yards to pair, very pretty,
wide,
5de
6dSe
Very pretty crochet net —stvlish
A little nicer tor
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A nice light “ lacy” ef- fect, dainty & neat, $1.00
A very pretty curtain,
6 yards to the puiir, 54 $1.20
Dainty & durable, $1.35
Handsome curtains, 6 yards to pair, 54 inches $1.55
inches wide,
wide,
Quality—if they’re RIGHT we cee about Price—if not, 58 cents on the S won't tempt us to buy, for we have a reputation at stake. That's why this is a SAFE Store —whatever you buy here is right—no matter how low the price, To-day we’ve a story of Lace Curtains- to interest Housekeepers. xe Curtains, 5 5 i i 38 Another, 7 yards to ; ir, 25 : : pair, $1.60 vlish, 79¢ Stylish, artistic designs, delicate white lace, $1.75 54 inches in width yards to the pair, $ 15 Something similar, but beiter lace $2.45 7 yard curtains, very durable end strong, $2.65 Delicate “ lacy
$3.25.
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U want a good Hat at a low price. to sell, and the kind we are selling. Make no mistake, style of hat at the very lowest price-
Hiss Wanta
Your choice 50c, 75c, $
effect, $2.95
And up—high as you ake—all s new. Soh n Seek. See them.
% MOORE & MILHOD
That’s the kind we have and the kind we want We will give you the very
LATEST
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1, $1.25, $1.50,
That’s fron, the cheapest that’s reliable to the best sold in the city.
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