4 -¢

TO ADVE RISERS.

‘ an res Of fas mm ist ve In

ea Mv

“ > > L.e#ADING Fur STort Beer Bros. sis Tus Enews ss will meet for drill to Ma sovlook. Full atendance re | A QOLLISION NEAR SOURIS } > on tae < sted } = i bi vf ; e wil ‘ eeting of , the H, V. C. in thei - eveoins |The Fastnet and the Christy at 7.3 A ee Se" - 1 Campbell diel Dirwrwerts —It ie said that d phtheria pai Ba isepilemic at Lower Island Cove, New- jjand. Fourebiliren of Nev. W. R. | COME IN CONTACT WITd EACH OTHER Tra Me dist clergy an, are among steat Y a of the sease 7 — . Covet_This forenoon Simon | Th6 Schooner Gets the Worst of it— } ’ } +} ’ . : Bolger admitted to a ka teamer’s Captain lojured, Canada T« erance A 1 was fined e $50 and $5 So cost lerrence McAtise wi & are rT a vere Telephonie advices from Souris are to 5: fog pagar wll ty a a ae the effect that the steamer Fastnet, of against Mar, Caroll, King Street, WRI GH | pa litay and the sehooner Christy Camp- missed, Lell, of Gloucester, Mass., came into colli- ; ect in sion some two miles south-east of Sour's | Wr TEACHERS A SCA Phe about two o’clock this morning. Asa re A) t Press says Phe demand for) 4 ¢ of the collision, the Christy Campbe!] school teac ers ae. couatty or Is} ad her bowsprit and headgear carried the supply by tully 29 per cent, an | to away and sustained other damage, and the fill out the supply to meet the 7 mand | Pastnet lost her bridge and chart honse w ear ee = The Captain of the Fastnet was injured persons as teachers who have not yet pass: | burt not seriously. ed their quaiily.uz examinations Both the schooner and steamer were in oT Souris at the time of telephoning. 4 | e Bary 10 Oz , . The Fastnet is expected at Charlotte our exchanges, Mr. Moses [latlicld, ef] town to-night. Port G , Cumberland vy, Nova —_ - ++eee -——-— = scotia, ha+ Coup «i the m OF a A BRIGHT MARRIAGS MORN, barn my, 73 et wide and 453 wane feet high, w s‘alis for 75 head cattle The marriage of Florence Ada Nash, and 2 rsea I shinz fi 3 100 |] daughter of Samuc! C. Nash, E-q, Col- by 20 feet. Tne-re s large manure cellar |Jector of Inland Revenue, and Mr. John beneath William Fulton, of Upper Stewiacke, N —_——— S-, took place at the residence? of the bride’s Tus Oniverre Berse Overnaciep.— | parents, l’rinee Street, at 6.30 o'clock this

The steamer Ulivette goes in

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

dry dock at

X

=| GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,

CHARLOTTETOWN, OFFICE—BROWN’S BLOCK.

bright October

mornibg.

once to be painted and = thoro iwhly over The ceremony was performed by the hauled, and, also, it is ataved, to geta} Rev. Dav id Sutherland, pastor cf Zior couple of new plates. She will lay up in} Church, in the presence of the immediat Ha fax about three week ee Lit is un ler- relative« of the brick

stood will then proceed south to be em- Miss Jean Nash, the bride’s sister, was

ployed there a3 in former years Halifax | brideamaid, while Mr. Frederick A. Mille: Herald was groomsman Se At the conclusion «f the marriage ser Lors or Porarores.—A Honlton. Me., vice a dainty wedding breakfast) wa man told the St. John Sun a dav or two eerved, after which the principals ana avo that potatues are sellins atthe starch bridal pariy drove to the steamer St factories for 50 and 75 cents a barrel. Lawrence and received a good “ send oft

He says the crop in the State has not been

from quite a number of friends assembled 2 | on the wharf.

as large for vears, but that the farmer ae , oc will not make enough tu pay fur the Mr. and Mrs. Fulton will spend a brief at RG: | . is pot | honeymoon in parts of Nova Scotia before truublein raising tue. here i BO 7 mm ft dial al ’ settling in their new home. ——— The bride received many beautiful pre- Tenvsatew Uxiox—aAn informal meet- } °E?%: Tue Examiner heartily joins with ” ” s * oe pe uae 1 + ¢ ” © : ee : he happy cot s numerous is ing of the Charlottetown Branch of the} * : happy ‘ — at ee j a1 hi a } _ : io. bd is extending congratulations, and in wisning Jerus Bie { nion Mission Ww be heid i “ : c : the parlor of t've First Methodist church that the sunshine of true happimess may } or o rst 3 cubis ur > . pe ¢ somateeer CEhareday) ot 330 p.m. Min brighten their future lvee. Ben-Oliel will be present to adiiress the Pen ee ee meeting and instruct in the work of the Coxcert. We understand that the - ; ‘ Pi ot te Dane £7 . ce society. A full attendance of the mem lad es of St. I aul 5 ( nar he intend giving Lers and a!] others interested is requested, | concert in St. Paul’s Schoolroom on lions Tuesday, the 29th October. See pro- > > gramme next week. 36 Craw MacNems ro tHe Froxt.--The] .? es a : as os _— tre is as Fars: e Mae- . n : Antigonish Casket fa Ph , Eventxe Crasses.—The evening classes

Neili’s of Xmas Island, C. B..

and distant relatives of the Bishopelect

(Dr. MacNeill) are presenting him with a there is the first of the Clan MacNeill to receive Epis— copal Consecration, as he wasthe first oft e

erosier and amitre. So far as any record on the matter, he will be

clau to be raised to the priesthood, at leas since the Refurmation. 6 Sd koe Sac Was From Georcerewy. - Halifax Herald says: The new Valeria, which was launched at Liscom!

in June last, went ashore last Friday night at Isaac’s Harbor. Orders were telegraphed

to take off the sails, ete., and sell the hull No farther information has been received

but it is thought the vessel must have gone to pieces in last night’s storm. The Valeria was bound from Georgetown, P. E. I., to Vessel

Haiifax or Boston with produce. and carge were iusured in Halifax.

2

Bostox Ecc Marxer.—The New Eng- yntinued short receipts of fresh stock, coupled with a demand from country buyers who at most seasons receive.a supply from ‘ocal farmers has advanced the market at least two cents per doz., with prospects of high- stock is moving in alarger way at perhaps a little Nearby, per «doz., 30 to grocers’ sel cted, 22 to 23c; straight lots, 19 ty

land Grocer of the Ilth says: ©

Held

er prices for such stock.

firm 2r feeling. 32¢: grocers’ fancy, 24 to 25°.

20 ..; held, 17 to 18e.

_—

New Boox Srore.—The attenticn of the

tae purchasing public is directed to atvertisement of McMillan & Hornsbr, w, ich appears elsewhere in to day’s issue. Tin v bave opened a new book and station- ery establishment on Queen Street,

srices. Both members of the fi-m J

well and favorably known, and may be relied upon to give good value for any

money left with them.

A Sap Case.—Four or five weeks ago @ woman living on Richmond street was put to jailfor violating the Canala Temper- Her hu+band and five childres A few days ago, abandoned leaving them without coal or|

ance Act. were left in the house. ro it is reported, the husband the children,

food, and dependent upon the charity of | i hare ap- pealed to the mag strate, asking that the

the neighbors. Some per-ons

woman be released so that she might look after the little ones.

twatier

bably be appealed to.

Golden syrup for eale by the gallon at

Beer & Goff.

elansmen

The schooner

in the store ijately ocenpied by Mr. L. W. Watson, and have placed in it a stock of good: which they will dispose of at reasouable are

Bat that gentleman, as is well known, has no discret.on in the The Minister of Justice will pro-

in connection with the P. E.I. Commercial 2} College are now open. All branches taught. No beter opportunity of acquir— ing a commercial education. Young men, do not waste your evenings and be sorry for it bye and bye. Beautiful rooms, in- candescent lights; over the Bank of Nova

*! Scotia —S. F. Hoveson. 010 tf

CSSEVSSVESVSISSESTOVSSG?

Sic Seople.

e ¢ ¢ é Just sick enough to feel tired an I 6 , listless, to have no uppetite, to e sleep badly, to have what you ¢ ? eat feel like lead in your stomach, e not sick enough to go to bed or 6 heve a doctor, but really life is $ hardly worth living. EVENY- 9 BODY’S PILLS will make it so. @ é They are good for indigestion, heartburn, nansea, dyspepsia, ; constipation, sick or bilious headache. If your dealer does ¢ not have them, send us 25 cents @ and we will] mail a box. ¢ é é é ’ é ¢

JOHNSON & JOHNSON,

The Reliable Druggiste.

SVCVSSVSEVSsesessesesvsse

COOD I$ S000

ear ei.

‘Something Better Beats All.

There is a thought right here,—could we have sur- passed all others—Jistanced all competition—if we had not yiven better goods for less money than they”

This being so, bring along your orders—no matter how small—we’re the FURNI- TURE MAKERS!

| MARK WRIGHT & C0., LTD

Who Sell at Selline Prices.

Satine Nese behets ors ae. Se

$1.00.

Ladies’ Flannelette Blouses. 1

marke the pr

Km gash No Gs Naa Ran Sh Nae, Ra ash en Ne one

Bouzht at a special discount and

aoe.

Ladies’ Flannelette Wrappers.

|

l at a special price. Ail

“ 1 < incipal sizes in stock. 4

4 Full Skirts, handsome patterns,

fine.

Dozens bought at same

discount.

BEER BROS.

Ginny tty emia eae ining

Tue Wearnes.—Mi stly fair to-day with moderate winds and a few local showers ;

becoming more unsectled to-morrow, with aorth and west,

winds incressing to strong ora gale from

THE DAILY EXAMINER -

..E. R BROW, Blowing

Horns |

Tet

| Lots of people in our lines make a big | blow on their horns to the old tunes of i | '

“25 per cent. discount,”

“334 per cent. discount,” “No one can buy as cheap as we do,”

‘No Furs like ours and the One Price

| Band,”

| and lots of other such rubbish. believe it. Talk is cheap. Blow, brag and bluster may catch the ear of the buyer for atime, but it won’t keep his trade,

Don’t you

The people who advertise in this way is to sell and not to satisfy. Their reputa- tion is almost as good as the average circus—all promise and very little show. These are not :

WEEKS’

methods of doing business. We believe in marking our goods at prices that will not allow big discounts, We are able to say, without “ blowing,” that our stock is

CLEAN, FRE3H and NEW; and al-

| though we had no big discount sale or col- | ccoe | goliations are now resumed.

mar

lection of rubbish as a side show the past

| week, we were as busy as nai‘ers, and our Ais

The

way of

| sales have been larger then ever. public have confidence in our doing business, and that is

lionest Goods

wicabitiiads ;

Honest Prices,

Our stock is well bought, and we offer the follow'ng regular gcods at lowest prices :-

Ladies’ Warm Undervests, 17c.

Ladies’ Heavy “ 40c.

Ladies’ Unshrinkable do., 75c.

Ladies’ Cashmere Hose, fine, 34c.

Children’s Golf Jerseys, all sizes.

Fine Linen Towels, l4c, $1.52 a dozen.

Gents’ Fine Shetland Wool Undercloth ing, $1.30 a suit, worth $2.00.

Gents’ Heavy Knit Snirts, 50 cents.

Gents’ Cardigan Jacket-, heavy, 90c.

Heavy All Wool Grey Flannel, 15 cents.

The above bought cheap and sold cheap.

W.A. Weeks & Go.,

THE PEOPLES STORE,

Wholesale and Retail.

Charlottetown, Oct. 9, 1895.

FROM ALL POINTS OF TARE COMPASS,

Another Kusso-French Convention.

Paris, October 14 —Canlois aseerts that anotver convention has been signed be- tween Russia and France pled-ing Russia to forcibly intervene against other powers than these compo: ing the Dreibund in the event of their attacking France.

Haytl Wants to Borrow $10,000,000.

Krxestox, Ja., October 14.— Advices from Port au Prince stays that the Hartien chambers have dissolved, and elections for a pew parliament will take place January 10. Before dissolving the chambers sanc- tioned the raieing of a loan of $10,000,000, in Paris.

This May er May Not Be True.

Bentix, Oct. 14.—A_ correspordent of the Cologne Gazette at Constantinople teie- graphs that information base been received there that two British warships have “bom- barded and desiroyed the town of Zabare, Arabia, on the peninsula of Katara, in the Persian Gulf. The cause of bombardment is not known.

To Put Up the Price of Wheat.

Dutvrn, Minn., Oct. 14.—IJt is reported throughout the Northwest that wheat growers have formed an organization for the purpose of advancing the price of wheat to a figure where it will pay them to take vrain to the market. The farmers intend to hold their wheat, as the capitalists of the country are manipulating the price in order to make fortunes for themselvee It ix claimed the price to farmers will ad- vance 25 to 50 per cent. inside of two months.

The Socialists Have Pockets Too,

Berriys, October 14.—Ata meeting of anarchists to-day the proceedings of the recent socialist congress at Brealeu were discussed. Her Wiese declared the socialists had lifted the mask and betray- ed their theory and practice at variance. Where the party’s pocket began all other considerations ceased. Another speaker stated that the membership of the social- ists training schvols declined from 5,000 to 200. The scheols would therefore be abandoned.

To Be Court-Martialied fur Cowardice.

Maprip. Oct. 14—The crew of the des- patch boat Vele Mericante, which Cuban insurgents recently captured, were convey- ed on a gunboat to Santiago de Cubr, where they will be court-martialled. They profess that resistance was impossible. The despatch boat is a sailing vessel, and she became becalmed close to the coast when her anchor was dropped to keep her from going ashore. While lying in this position sue was surprised by overwhelm- ing numbers.

Very Respectable Cuban Insurgents.

Maprip, October 14—-A despatch from Havana to Imparcials says that a band cf insurgents recently captured Vele Her- cante a smal) Spanish despatch boat moor-

ed near Santiago de Cuba. The vessel carried one cannon, which with small

ari and ammunition on board was seized by the rebels, The vessel was comnan|- ed by a lieutenant, and had a crew of twelve men none of whom were made prisoners. The rebels left after securing what they wanted making no attempt to hold the vessel.

Diticult Armenian Reforms.

Loxpoy, Oct. 14.—The Daily News pub- lishes a de-patch from Constantinople say- ing the negotiations relative to the reforms in Armenia demauded by ,;Great Britain, France and Germany are in a less satisfac- tory position than they were a few days ago. Much hostility is expressed to the idea of reforms benefiting the Armenians alone, to the exclusion of Moslems. The despatch adds that a rumor is currenttothe effect that an Arme.ian was murdered while leaving the Koum Kapou church. The report has caused much agitation in the district.

Turkish Version of the Armenian Riots.

Constaxtixops®, Oct. 14,—The govern- mevt bas issued an account of the recent riotings at Trebizond, It says the origin of the trouble is the result of two Armen- ians having fired at and wounded an ex- commandant of Turkish troops. Two days later an Armenian wounel a soldier on the street and disorders began, but were suppressed. Four days after- wards anumber of Armenians attacked a group of Mussulmans and fired on the

lice who intervened to prevent murder.

hen followed rioting, during which forty Mussulmans and 200 Armenians were killed,

More Armenian Atrocities Reported,

Bertin, Oct, 14,—The socia! disorder prevalent on the Russian frontier of Ar- menia is indicated by advices received at St. Petersburg. According to these re- ports, the Kurdish ehief Nabi is levying tribute by force in che Russian district of Erivan, where he is piloing. atte mur-

! His

the whi

the

the ian

a

mal | the mut

| The | be | any

tinu

had

lost

part

been

ham'et of e ghteen houses, kill thirty-two men and about fiftees women ehildren. in pusuit. wer

Panis, October 14-—The Paris of the New York Herald has a despaich from Seou}, capital of Corea, confirming

palace gates,

minister was aware of the riot. The King

is now a prisoner, and his father, Tai Won-Tun, leader of the reactionary ele- ment, has been proclaimed dictator. The new cabinet will be made up of pro-

Japanese elements. have tled.

L tome says that Signor Lombardi, director royal of the royal establishment, denies

Princess that negotiations, open in 1894, for the

Wiyyirvec, Man., Oct. 14.—Reports con-

prairie fires which swept several Manitoba districts on Saturday and Sunday, and show the damage to be very great. Thou- nes of tons of hay were burned, many ruarile

unusually dry, and the fires, once started, travelled with a rapidity almost incredible. Atone point the flames travelled at the

mitted, were caused by carelessness on the ing engines.

Sr. Jony, Oct. 14.—Tom Fraigley was the name of a cadaverous individual went to the police station

and told a queer tale.

copy of the New York World that he was the only heir to a fortune of $7,000 which

ere sturm is raging here to-day.

latest reported exploit was to burn a

and forty A force of gendarmes was ‘ent When they overtook him they e defeated and were obliged to flee.

city.

Arrested for the Queen's Murder,

edition } Visttit

report that the Queen was murdered le the Japanese troops were at the There is nothing to show,

despatch adds, that the Japanese Mr.

The queen’s officials

be see

report that the Prince of Naples, ltal- Crown Prince, is bethrothed to the of Montenegro. He admitted | ** vinee riage of the Prince to the daughter of Prince of Wales; were suspended by ual agreement. It is stated these ne- A probable riage will take place in the pring. law requires that Italian princes sha!! Catholics. Their wives muy be of religion.

since

but in Prairie Fires in Manitoba.

e to be received of the disastrous | find «

lings destroyed, while numbers who neglected to take proper precautions

phine their entire crop. This fall has been

race of 30 miles an hour, and swept every The thing in theiy path. The fires, it is ad- | Street,

of farmers and men running threeh

Rey. P.

William

sold as advertised Oct. 17, at twelve o’clock noon. bill.-—A. McNeill & Co., auctioneer.

i

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16,

“ * PERSONAL.

John P. Sullivan, Esq., of in town Miss Lapthorne, of Charlotietown, is

He is registered at

iz Moncton. She is the

and Mrs, John Gunn. Wright, ihe well-known and popular representative of Coristine & Co., Montreal, is here on a business trip. He is registered at the Davies.

Thomas B. Mothers

n ot the Hotel Davies.

for the winter, and

He

has seen

Hogan, of Trecidie, is in the

St. Peters is the Queen.

» gest of Mr.

ill and bride

have returned from their wedding trip They are registered at ine Hotel Davies. Stephen Hoyt of Lyndonville, Vt,. has in his possessicn a collection of old coins among them being an English guinea of 1795, and a shilling of 1356, and a crown

A Japanese named Soshi has of 1726. been arrested for the murder of the queen Allan Parson?, one of the best known An Italian Royal Marriage. commercial travellers on this circuit, is oxvox, Oct. 13.—A despatch from doing the province in the interests of

Brophy, Cairns & Co., Montreal. He may

Mr aid Mrs James Scott: nd ‘amil) re turned from St. John’s, Nfld, last evening. It is their mtention to remain in this Pro- perhaps longer. Mr. Scott says the indications are that the coming winter will be a severe one in the ancient colony.

no place

leaving here that he prefers to the

“Garden of the Gulf.” The Shadaza

likes Paris the midst of the gai

mat just where Mecce

much that

very ties of

frivolous city he does not neglect his de- otional exercises night and morning. For these it is necessary for him, as it was in London, to face Mecca, and

in order to a, when in

Paris, happens to be at the time, he con- sults a pocket compass, which he always carries with him.

Glove Cleaner.

For sa

Lapixs, clean vour kid gloves with Jcse- Itis nota liquid, leaves no odor, and can be used while the glove is on the hand.

le caly at A.

W. Reddin’s Dengstore. tf warehouse property on Water next to the Queen Hotel, will be

to-morrow, Thursday,

See hand}

Who Is this Crank;?

who this afternoon Tom said he had visiting P. i. L, but had seen by a (Sur du

ys exces ted) as follows.—

p. & Island Railway

On and after TUESDAY, 8th October, 1895, the trains of this Railway will run daily

had been left by a relative in Ireland. He Trains Outward Teivaineere, wanted to get to New York, but had no oar an PM PM mouey and wanted some assistance to get | “345 @43....:. Charlottetown. .... 12 25 645 as far as Calais. Tom’s explanations | 337 659....RoyaltyJunction... 1203 6 31 ‘ 3.....North Wiltshire....1113 552

about his expected fortune were somewhat = oe Stene.... San 5 47 mystifying. Ile said that oneof the condi | 523 807....... Bradalbane. . 10 2 5 23 tions of the will said that he must not. be | BRR 2b Prectown. 01. 8653 a Roman C atho ic, There was nothing.| § 0g 837........Kensington...... 935 453 however, he said with a wink, to prevent} 640 900 Ar — Lv 900 430 him being a Protestant for a few weeks. 710 1140 Ly eee 7 (Arg2s $4 ‘ ling ‘ 725 1203........Miscouche...... “ 82 The Smuygling Industry In Newfonndland = ae. PS eiaated ...... “3 5h 258 y. Joun’s, Nfld., Oct. 14.—4 ishi B15 LUT.....08- Port Hill ........ 2) 03 = ee " e Sap ne Bah Biinsnuse O’Leary......++. 625 1246 revelations were made in the smuggling| gg 305........Bloomfield........ 609 1219 scanda! to-day. Four of the prisoners} 954 355....-.+-. Alberton Fic ven ‘ ‘3 us brought from Placentia Bay turned | 1) 3 Serre pocnenepes at a Queen’s evidence, and revealed all the sec- aM PM AM PM rets of the syndicate, which practically | “¢95 300..... .Charlotietown. ....920 545 controlled smuggling into this port of liq- | 645 3 Is, ...hoyalty Jametion. ..- 4-4 :% uor and tobacco during the past four, :3 Sa abel: 7 ee vy 815 415 years. The scandal is certain to be tet Stewart od among the greatest ever exposed here, and 3 ‘e 14) ven A -- = will implicate many prominent officials 996 500......., Bt Peter's . 720 2590 and nearly every saloon keeper in the | 1011 .631.......Bear meee ee 7° city. The ramifications of the gang are ee a * ogee PAneeer** PM most extensive, and the work was pursued ——o —w ae with surprising audacity; “The opposition | “$25 410..... Mount Stewart..... 819 350 press maintains that the financial condi- | 93% 513...++-.>- Cardigan......- 717 238 : a : : wee tt.....;. Georgetown..... 700 «215 tion of the colony is alarming, and ad- | 4 y PM duces statistical and other proofs to show PM erry: AM that the government’s assertions to the “See sancksannan Emerald.......+- soveee 8 05 contraryare unreliable, and another sev- st .. s-eeesCape Traverse....-.----+- _ »

Ae

len

Oct. 9th, at the residence of the bride’s fa‘her, by the Rev. M. Campbell, Phil:

tose Valley.

Skirt Protector. a gi

MARRIED.

Su , Mr. p Beer, of DeSable, and Miss Mary

aughter of Mr. James Nicholson, of FOR

Apply

A. McDONALD, rint harlot

Railway Office, Oct 5. 1595.

dent, town.

SALE—Pure-bred

Leicester

Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time

D. POTTINGER,

Gen Mer Govt. Rys, Moncton, N B.

rams.

to R EK Lone worta, Glynwood. kyt

octli—wky tf

You can be a Living Picture

IF YOUR FALL CLOTHES ARE

MADE UP WITH

FIBRE CHAMOIS

Combined with a graceful stiffness, which keeps a gar-

ment always in shape,

it adds a comfortable warmth when

put in coata, capes, or through the body of your waist. The Medium grade, No. 20, is the best weight to use as a warmth

producer in wraps.

Light weight, No

10, for sleeves and

skirts, and Heavy weight, No. 30, for perfect satisfaction in

collars, belts, lappels, etc. Don’t try imitations.

The Rear

Fisre CHAMOIS comes

in four fast Cwwrs with the name on every yard.

Patented, July 1890, March 1895 octl4—3i (123)

Wel Dressed Ladies

Now-a-days have their Ski:ts bound with

ne oe

Women are usually anxious to make their money go as

irment as well.

Sold in 4 and 6 yard lengths.

gths.

far as they can, hence the great popularity of the Corticelli It is economical and adds to the beauty of

The Mohair is in 5 yard

Can be had in same shades as Corticelli Sc wing Silk,

Corticelli Silk (Co., Manufacturers, Sf. Johns, Que.

SS

dering men, Christian and Moslem alike, and carrying off women and children,

octll—dy 35 & wky tf

{

NDON OUSE.

4

five.

Mens’ Cardigan Jackets,

Ladies’ Kid Gloves,

A new lot just receiv~d.

ic. J. HARRIS,

-+etown,zOctober 12, 1895—y

saturday.

Twenty good value, at one dollar ninety; our price one dollar thirty-

AGENT

A splendid line of Men’s Flannel Top Shirts,— Plain Grey, Plain Blue and Fancy Tweed patterns.

Some have Collars, some haven't. Any of them would be cheap at $1.20. Your choice

Gas Moore & McLeod.

1895.

NEW BOOKSTORE

JUST OPENED :—A full line of BOOKS, STATION- ERY and FANCY GOODS.

SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL SUPPLIES always

on hand.

McMILLAN & HORNSBY, Watson’s Old Stand, Opposite Prowse Bros.

To arrive in a few days, a large assortment of Novels, Newspapers and Magazines. da&w—oct16

cio=spapney-eniah=eanennsaosealpigo-—aieanadanjpeiisiapraaiiaieant oil —_

Come and See Us

For Men’s Uisters, For Men’s Overcoats, For Men’s Reeferz, For Men’s Suits,

For Boys’ Overcoats, For Boys’ Reeters,

For Boys’ Suits. We have aiarge stock. We are selling at very low prices. Extra values in Dry Goods.

J. B. MACDONALD & C9.

Charlottetown, Octeber 9, 1895—dy & wky

GREAT SALE

Gents’ Furnishiness, Hats

AND

READY-MADE CLOTHING

Going ou—25 te 40 per cent. liscount.

Don’t miss this opportunity of securing Bargains. All of above goods must be sold.

WD, e..: TIBET COaa,

Leading Merchant Tailor.

—*= EE

LSS — —————— = —_——

RICEY !

BOSS SESSESSESB

The Only Perfect Waterpro of.

WHAT, NEVER ?

“No, never before had I such com— fort as I got out of a pair of McCREADY’S TWO DOLLAR SHOES.” So say our customers. Have you ever worn a pair of these Shoes? They are beauties— worth double the money. Why pay a big price when you can get a pair of these Shoes for so little mon*y? Mind, they are wearers We have them in Laced or Con gress, for Men only.

A. E. McEKACHEN,

THE SHOE MAN.

W

b oclé y ;

ants, Lost, Found, &e

family, Street West.

Advertisements under this heading charged

five cents per line.

_ — »

WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A reliable

salesman for a store on line of rai'way; good salary to right man; one acquainted with dry goods preferred. Goods,” Box 683, Charlottetown.

Apply by letter to “Dry octly

THE PERSON who lost a young pig on hursday evening last, can get the same by

ealling at Stewari’s Bakery, Kent Street, and paying for this advertisemeni.

octls

WANTED—\ capable girl in a small Inquire of Mes BAGNALL, Grafton tf—octits

BOARDERS WANTED—A few boarders

ean be comfortably accommodated at Mrs McGREGOR’S, Prince Sireet.

2w (246)—oc* 16

W ANTED—Gir! for general housework in a family of three. Apply at this office, octls

TO LET —Store and dwelling on Great

George Street. Apply to Ewen MacpouGaL.

octis—tf

FOR SALE—Pure-bred Berkshire boar piz, one year old; took first prize at Provinciai Exhibition thie fall. Apply to A MCNEILL & Co, tf—octls LOST—On Tuesday afternoon, a fox terrier pup about three months old. Any person a him will be reward«d—Rosr Hoga. octlé

COPY PRES WANTED—Seccnd-hand er medium size Apply at this office. octs—te

TO LET—A commodious

warebonse on Pownal Street, until now occupied by A. Horne, Esq. Apply to De. BLANCHARD. septgzi—tt.

W ANTED—An experienced girl for general aousework ; must be a good cook; reference required,—Mrs G A Drxon. tf--septa

TO BOARDERS—Mrs. 8S. R Stumbles ha good accommodation for boarders at her residence,* corner Prince and Dorchester Street Situation centra’. Rooms large and airy. House heated with bot water. sept 23.

TO LE#—tThe first of November, a cottage on Lower Prince Street, now occupied by Mrs Leahy.—D CHAPPELL. octlé

FOUND—On Saturday, between St Dun- stan’s Cathedral and Hotel Davies, a gold necktie pin. Theowner can have the same by proving ownership and paying expenses. Apply a Davies Hotel. li--octl4

TO LET—Half the Cottage adjoining West Kent School. Apply on the premises to Mrs. Henderson, Oct 12, tf

TO LET—A house situated on King St. back of Merchants Bank of P. E.1., contain- ing five rooms, Apply to Mrs. Lowden, Dun- das Esplanade. Oct 12, 3i

MR A P ALULIN. our well-known bii

poster, has received his certificate of mem ber- ship in the Canada and U 8 Advertisers’ Agency, and can refer tothem all applicants wanting work done in this territory. octs

LOST—This morning, in this city, a lady’s silver watch. Finder will please leave same at this office or Geo Carter & Co’s. oct3 TO LET—In Seouthport Village, a large shop and five rooms, with a commodious yard in rear of house ; possession given imme- diately; rent moderate on application to JoHN KENNEDY, 41 King Square, Charlotie- town. tf--oct3

TO LET— A house tately accupied by Miss Simpron, situated on south side of Grafton Street, between Rochford and West Streets, in good order. Apply to ARTHUR MELLISH, London House Building, or corner of Great Gorge and King Streets. sept7

TO LET--That desirable dwelling and pre- mises on Fitzroy Street, at present occupied by Dr Strickland; possession given 17th inst. Apply to M & DC McL.xop, guar tf—oct3 WYANDOTTES—I have some very nice silver laced Wyandotte Cockerels for sale cheap.—R L Corron, Brighton. septzs

TO LET—The brick house on Queen Stree now occupied by Charles Hermans, contein ing nine rooms; heated by hot air; posses- sion November list. Apply to ALEXANDEK HoRNeE. if—sept28

WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A competent servant for general housework; must be a good cook; references required. Apply to Mus F PARKER CARVELL. ti—oct9

TO LET—Two offices in the Stamper Block. Apply t@ PRoWSE Bros. tf—mayi REWARD: LOST—Between Bank o*P. E. I. and Hilisboro Square, a piain gold ring. Finder rewarded. Call at residence or office of J. T. Meilish.

WANTED —Situation in an office by an ex- perienced book-keeper of steady habits; good

The only Waterproof that is poreu's and does not confine the moisture ov your body. POROUS, WAT ER- PROOF, DRY and COMFORTABLE! Made in Ladies’ Dresses and Cloaks, Gentlemen’s Overcoats, Bicycle Sui ts, Coachmen’s Livery Overcoats, and sc ld by the yard for all purposes mention: +d. An ordinary cloth or tweed made wat =r- proof by the Rigby process witho ut changing its ajppearaaces, feeling, col or, weight or te:xture. Porous, Wat: >r- proof and Odorless.

references. Apply at this office. septié—Im pd

TO LET—That beautifully situated two ory dwelling on Prince Street, now occupies by James Reddin, Esq; possession iven first of July next. Also, cottage situa on BHilis- borough Street, lately occupied by Wallace Arbing; possession given stonce. Apply to PEAKE Bros & Co. 135 tf—sepu

WANTED—A second-hand safe in gooa condition. Address Box 535, city. lw—ocis

GIRL WANTED for general housework. Apply at Mrs McGREGOR’s, Prince Street, oct 1—3i (246) MARINE VILLA TO LET—Situate adjoin- ing Dundas Esplanade, in the most healthy art of the city, fronting the Hillsborough River, formerly occupied by Dr Dawson. It has a fine lawn, coach house and stable; a anost desirable residence; rent $200 a year, paid quarterly. Apply to Bens Davies.

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x 8 # oct?—d&w guar2aw pat law — GIRL WANTED—Good references re- _quired. Apply to Mrs Bourke, Pundast Fs a oes | pianade, Water Street. octli

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WANTED—For St Dunstan’s College, a good housekeeper, to whom liberal wages willbe given. Apply to Rey PETER CUR- RAN, Rector, septzl WANTED-by a young married coupi¢ éwith one child two years old), board in a

rivate family. Write to P O Box 166, stating board, location, etc. septs

W ANTED--Help for dining room and kit- ehen work. \pply at Queen Hotel between the hours of 1) and 12 o’clock in the forenoon. <jood references required. tfi—augi

TO LET—By the Ist of October or November ‘1 «furnished nouse on Prince Street, heated

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