LOCAL

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ITEMS, LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS,

CREAM at the : Tea and Fancy Sale

DAILY EXAMINER . - -

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series ceummmmmencie cme neem 1893.

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TUE SDAY, NOVEMBER r

Fiopsacks, T'veeds,

CHEAT VI EN | and all ranges of DRESS GOODS inthe Latest Styles, Handsomest

Meltens, Cashmeres, Merinos,

Colorings,

Qualities, and at SPECIALLY LOW PRICES !

BLACK Goops!

- : Lyceum on W ednesday evening. ' ‘ ‘ I cdncellltiellieeas ng - y’r forget the Tea and Fancy Sale in — tyceum on Wednesday and Thursday : — ~s nes : the Notre Dame Con- : i. - I 4 \ mat ane } otha we i \ s Park vesterday e} aft het wes . ; on of & D # ¢ A . | hye sTSst { th { - | the P e of Wales College. The game Q “i sto | « ; a © ei | Bea wa sted ind «resulted in a } ‘ aa f bank Ira o Erewoart Leaces Che literary depart M Mock .] ure stn tia whew a “paper was j Ss vin chase + by Mrs. H. Sm om Pearge Efiot.”* ‘ : A238 at Phe paper w A= lowed by feadangefrom | | the works of the same gifted author, and - ‘ . “* Mt interesting eveting was passed, | aA ‘ . N¢ , ates W B Ver pres i Uhre next ed, open a) paper w ‘ ul by Mr. B. D. Higes 4 liars ea = = . arta rat Sus Bie Porxers.—Mr. A. McKay New | err eye eee 4 ted t Giasgow had carcases of pork at the ‘ 2 irket to-day which weighe / 523 lbs and | — t s total of 1078 Ib line v3 . \ g* were oniy 1S months old, and the , : - veight is ex that age. Both : ‘ An i ein perance arcases were sold to J. H. Myrick & Co Just Tar or ivl+—Men’s Overcoate, | ; erance, © ue | . ey | } worth ms 50, now an $9.00; Men’s : Hall, Nove - | Reefers, v isthe $7.50, now only $5.00; Sp i Ma KET t yas 1 # i a j Bo ya’ Sr uits, wort h $! 50, now $1 oo Our paw? @ att x Sa ance day's ma r} pply | purchase of the above lines has been the _f - | and side was also small, | biggest purchase of Clothing ever made by Cc S Creorg ‘ t aivance in prices. Eggs sold any firm in P. E. Island rhe public get ra , 8 20 cents per dozen, and | the benefit his lot was bought from a S ay seach. Hay wasj firm who are going out of business at a \ epairs ' scarce, anu rought from 62 te 70 cents | wo wouderful bargain-—Prowse Bros. y . H Bis “ Pork arcase, Was mov } M ate i ae " 7 to. 7} cents per Ib, | pee Maa | stat fst. G | | “ 2 f 20 ae ts per . fa * m Per} = =Serrewser has been the bi gyest trade Y i oes | ever done by us at this time of the year Ss ‘ Sena Scnooxers | , The sch Veritas | Our wonderful lo - prices has done . it , c_ j ah . a. a salt.of Avichet. 1 ae .y |Our big trade enables us to buy Clothing i ® i nat, Mad eCU with | . . : . r i ‘ ‘ week f Bostor wee ‘wreeked . as sheaper than zeny firm inthe city. We $ i ecked on es . | ‘ ow 3 . ff Skinner’s Pond. Lot | “'!! expect to see you soon PROWSE .N ‘ ‘ ( a a ‘ re. Cree Bros « . | ‘ “ A McKay, Esq., Ru Ovr Low Prices. will prove that we | " ss! I flate at pla ‘ give the bargains of the seasor Flannel, | i TH av ] ec} a“ we hi 22 .», how on ly l5e lable Linen, s S } y was atally | worth 22c., now pe * l5e.; Undereloth- ¥ ' Worth $1.00, Suits only 60c. Now is Sac w Y ‘ o - — ce the time fo buy; don’t delay Shirts ’ . De AY. The Elfn] wort 5 iow 40¢—Prowse Bros \\ " vas deta a an hour on the ~ ~ . es ferry this for- 3 fle | e MeM 8 w steamer was | launched, to the grea nconver Dow’r Buy one dollar’s worth of Cloth- } a 1 Va of arge number « till you see our prices. Boys’ Over his i 2 S | tside who ' ‘oats, Bi ys’ Suits, Men’s Overcoata, een | \ a sj}a get to the « at once It is | Reefers and Suits at prices se low no one a | ‘ flice ew he an reach.—Prowse Bros ss e aving lay while > ec e ‘ : v ] i Was be gia hed This - — - wa king Beyosp the shadow of a de mabe Pr wee — ar x n » oa es ; } » . sros prices on Overcoats, its and 5 5 t i gh | Reefers are awé below co etition.— ! | ; : a : : wre away | V mpe ti ! panel : _e " —~ Prowse Bros | ps i : la . Personal, [ Mrs ( und Miss Gertrude Cogh | | , Pine New York ate horning _ Ota Gaaxp Fart Srocx is full of Bar- c—_ : Ml Lk S . a - «Brisay, Q C. formerly of | ns.—Prowse Bros ' r Kdward Island died at Ba ithurst 5 . ‘ I + bast — ——as ‘ ” “ ‘ Arriva ‘ Eureka Hotel: A Reland, | a mr , L Ings, -Orwel D Ma ara d, A Poprriar Svccess, a money-saving my Fr. Y 2 , o Vernon River; { yt and Mrs Rei Miss triumph, to sell a“ ata close margin - - . : Hunt Pugw eS L oe aneford Hal iE Everybody knows yur prices on Men’s, _ fax 'N S; M O’e nell, Montag ' Be ye" and Youths’ Clothing cannot be ~ rhe Halifax Hera] i reports that Matt hew | beaten.—Prowser Bros. ed te Cr | Dunn, of Summerside and Nel-on Fair | = a y f Greorgetown, were ameng those i = : . wig 3 Cs ‘ stely sed rescribed examina- | ; Pp. E. | a ey ved a certificate of service | REMEMBER . rv dollar spent with the pg | ‘ s : rede as he a relatin masters Bovs will have its full value Our efforts ' ‘ stort o an ; a » vessels tinder onehun-4t0 procure goods low has been rv warded | 4 y rece : Mrs a | Hts" our store is jammed full of bar- j ‘ ‘i Miss May Daws 4 Le w he « referer » to the a ins fi r the buving miblie- Prowst vi Sian i Miss M.J os reterence to the r@ hy : Ss | pai 2 a I ft Supreme Court proceetings; FE SROs CT | sewhere, Mr. J. J. Johnston, - ee .¢| attorney-at-law, was admitted a barrister | ” a? f that ( rt Mr. Johnston is a very | Ove Canter DezartMent is the centre ; talented y r man, and we wish him | ae Fe ad a peal I e = . | Of altractio Our | prices sell the goods, a a i — |our customers tell the prices, then the : ‘ ae l goods must'go if they are required. In = a ‘ . . g r : 4 ave t this Depart nt you wil find everything e ‘ AK | ut ll want to acai your home look nice, co_ . fa . ( ] 2: Campa us ¢ wh cad it don’t cost vou mach.—Prowst a ‘ ror } to iays h * and Bros & Co TC <> ; ] \W sh e | States Aim a ” — ver i ev aré in number as many as their | —————+(x)- Se at a sone e ago, a ymen in Wales ‘ » M . ; { ay ( in museum fund to wa aw ia | ‘ j ance bes stabiis a alt t memorial of i - : the at exhibitions, now amasrits to gl, ‘ 4 - i i ; i | - } ‘ . LvU0 000, wit another m iltien in prospe t. } oF : er Chere is solid substance behind the wind} a Rith As 7 i ’ " (Lat zives the World’s Fair | ty sts popu- j wi Ld . . a alized be pes LOCAL NOTICES. Charlottetown, October 5, 1893—wky ac OSuevi Advertisements under this heading charged Lrg area jOW ing cat for at the rate of ten cents per line. a a ‘ weit ex and t r th é yas been secured b) Extraordinars bargains in hosiery, re of Monet ind thing at ‘ad shirts at Jolin MelLedd - X& { 7 « Cocus—This forer ee : Geo Carter & €o are offering special for “peeing 0 $ > oe : "He : ts on Tennyson’s works until ¥. wae fined rT] r 90 days i¢ aa denetion See advt. | ic lays john B ‘ f the tate | — om aa . 7 is iii | by " : Be ~~ . os + To Dispel Colds. ‘ flicting Headach and fevers, to cleanse the prowe 4 7 Gectually, yet gently, when custive |} : g, howe , a he court r i or when bloodeis: um pure or } a ‘ i leftthe Island, | sInggish, to perman enre. liabi et . j y i Before col StTpation , te o aw ones n the ki neys and 1 5 vas ereiy & ver to a healthy acti ity, without irr -- ! a H a sed 90 v r weakening thene. use Syrup House G6 él’S () S d é a] peare : I ys ( | pa the tw | ‘ fe! posed upon him lating j Regulation A i é “a ets a ted to $208.50 : — oa di | Might 35 well wear G Wor ror CanaDa.—tihe lit a. elon oan se while sikina YOU WANT | un xious to annex Canada as weare } Coa mine as é ‘ f a0 } e e of her good ideas transplanted | THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY. f the border. Thronghoet | use poor tobacco Agim in a meerschaum WWE, WANT Goa i at itiaw, or hear o a ; ss ie ack beeees A One's as Sen- | sl with a class of fromtic er a0 | sible a5 the | YOUR SPARE CASH. ’ ur own estern | u i ao taene tind et other. if talesa:- Tae aoe a ; You cat nowhere, not f low prices, best-quality. of goods and strict. attention | ‘ Rockies or the | MAS | lIFF business be worth anything, we are sure to get it: 4 Se wanes. Oe oe | CUT. . SEE OUR PRICE*y. compare them, and be convinced | sear r er mout Ol ; A : : ° y vwhere the pre cl thé it-‘we mean’ business. <A full stock. of the following lines | You a ud i e thi 4 always on hand:—Flour (all grades), Teas (try our 19¢., ‘al 1 | t : 7 : ad oc [ nr give Ne ‘and 24e. brands), Sugars, Molasses, American Kerosene Qil, | wealth. | pipe a ricn ~| ete., ete., in fact anything and everythin, to be found in| 7 ade handsome || « First-class Grocer ye Sa on the mi color and: ., wath ( ‘ | e. In « SANDE RSON & CO | jae YOULL get 1RSO! 10.5 | an enjoya le WHOLESALE: AND RETAIL GROCERS; r — smoke Charloteeto wn, Oct. 27, "1893—eo. lkwy ' Newson’s Block, Victoria Row, ¢ l ot > r t SI j ra ’ at i ” J. B.\Paet Tobacco Co., Richmond, : d Virginia; an l Montreal, Canada. j ; ' ‘Read Between the Lines ! has knocked: out everything in the market | ULDRE ID GLOVES t ; : at} the same price. We have been making) 7 ne | ave A wk of several } sy <—By | i ‘ ° ‘ ° . ¢ ( Gloves. 1 Everybody this Coat for one yei® and it has given| : Coy h s to give ” , | ‘4 ih we ‘ doibg ae . y | r XC : } "t ict coe ones eomplete satisfaction. OVERCOATINGS in| ou : LES—VEI CHEAP —-~ BEER BROS Poet ; iia } stock from Ten to Thirty Dollars. | A jarge stock of Brainerd and Art ; 2 i Arts lks ¥ in at k 250. ; ; 240 | ; Ades bogs ; Weather Bulletin. seh | OD 2 co forontu, Nov. 7, 10 @. m. | PREPARED ONLA at J OHRN Cc a ‘ Winds n we and west 70 "9 ‘sg . ta = much change tem per- JOUNSON ~ DRUG STORE. a i : i at | pové Charlottetown, November 7, 1893—tu th sat & wky

A Splendid Assortment, at prices to beat the cheapest.

MOORE & McLEOD,

Successors to Perkins & Sterns.

Charlottetown, October 28, 1893—-tu th eat

ALKING ABOUT BARGAINS

Best |

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‘Have You Anything

To Print

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SO

BRING IT TO US

AND WE WILL PRINT IT

Promptly, |

In Good Style,

At Lowest Prices.

TRY US. Just drop into the BAZAAR STORE and see their 25 >

ee

Cent Show. For One Week, commencing SATURDAY, THe EXamINEr P Ub bo

we will sell everything

small sum of 25 cents.

This is your chance !

ber, everything goes.

Charlottetown, November 4, 1893—tu th eat

NEVER BEFORE

Have we sold MEN’S and BOYs’ CLOTHING so cheap. stock of OVERCUOATS and REEFERS,

cost. regular way.

We also ask your attention’ to our BOOT AND SHOE STOCK, have moved to our New Store, adjoining our Dry Goods and Clothing Store. We have a large stock on hand that we can afford to pass us when they want to buy Men’s

We are in consequence able to sell lower than if bought

We bought at a bargain from a leading | Clothing Manufacturer retiring from business at much less than the first |

have a

in

must convert into cash. No

Boots or Rubbers.

J. B. MACDONALD & CO., Queen Street.

Charlottetown, November 2, 1893—tu thu sat & wky

Because they patronize our tailor- ing establishment, and consequent- ly are free from the annoyance of ill-fitting clothing. It pays to patronize. people who understand their business, and afe consequent- We

fine

ly able togive you satisfaction.

have received some | extra

values in cloths, which we are

able to make up at short notice. We want to make you happy.

D. A. BRUCE.

Remem-

which we |

STAMPS WANTED.

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> OLD Canadian, United States’ and other

‘gtansps, as used 26 to 40 years ago. For

pay $1 to $5 each, GEORGE LOWE, 346 Spadina Avenue, Toronto,

WHY IS IT

that the demand every day is increas- ing for

many

WOODILL'S

BECAUSE

the INGREDIENTS used in its manufacture are PURE and WHOLE- SOME. So says PROF, GEORGE LAWSON, Halifax, N. 8. Ask your Grocer for it!

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Tea is a staple article that nearly everyone uses, .and

we intend to make it one of our specialties, and pay par_

| ticular attention to it.

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We have just received direct from London, fresh supply of THIS SEASON’S NEW TEAS,

have bought them right we intend to sell them right.

and as we It will pay you to call and see our prices and give u,

-trial.

S. B. ENMAN & CO.,

McLEOD’S OLD CORNER.

Charlottetown, November 7, 1893—tu thu sat

big |

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one | . Women’s or Children’s

London House, Queen Street, | CHARLOTTETOWN , P. E. ISLAND

on Our CENTHE TABLE for the ————-———

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To Boston

PER “CARROLL”

—AND—

“Worcester”

Only $5.

Everybody should take advantage of this very, very low fare On and after the of O | h | Boston Steamers will sail from this pore at 4. p.m CARVELL BROS Ch’tow: uly 17 oa

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THE SOCIETY OF ARTS

of Canada (Limited), MONTREAL

CAPITAL STOCK, ,- > $100,000.

A Society Sinabiah d with a ew t disseminate the taste for arts, to enc ourage and help artists,

Incorporated by Letters Patent of the Government of Canada, the 27th Februarv,

| 1893

| chase works of

GALLERY OF PAINTINGS,

Nos. 1666 and 1668 Nx

Montreal

EXHIBITION AND SALE,

ADMISSION PR E E, from a m., to 4 p m

Dame St.,

10 o'clock,

The only chance in try to pr ly Chance in this coun \ ) pur- master

All the Painti:

9 y from the Fre h Sel ; } modern seho«

Eminent Artists, sue} is Francais, | Rochegrosse, Aublet, Barau, Pesant, Petit | jean, Marius Roy, Scherrer, Sauzay and &

great many others, are members of this Society Ask for our Catalogues and Circulars H. A. A. BRAULT, etZ6 Director

Wants, Lost, Found ,&c

Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per ling

WANTED.—By a ‘1:

iy goog board | comfortable room Willing to pay wrally. Address, with fu par ilar ( I Ex AMINER Office pad TO LET.—A comfortable house Baytield | Street, containing seven room table and } coach house Apply Mrs. W MAN, x door lw pd—novy TO LE! he Stere on Queen Street late!) vccupiled the ul rsigne Boot and Shoe Store imm poss n. Apply to J. B. MACDONALD. nové t WwW ANTED 4 gir i al 1 sé work. Appiy betwe seven hto “ek inthe evening Mrs. W..V VELLNER, Prince Street nove

= ANT I 4 young man t ave n the ‘ nt on comme I Must be well om- | mne nde d. One from the country preferred a ee dy 3i wy BOARDERS ! A few boarders ul e As commodated at Mrs, ( y MOCGREGOR’S, Prince Street. i pd—nov HOt SE TO LET, containing ms porch and ceil _" Pump at the door and good celjar. Ay ) ») FRAN MONAGHA M peque Re ea” iw) pd—noyl WANTED.—A sit tbout a house as man for general work U1 - rst uracie l = ing eare of horses and cows, id ci atl to furnace Apply to Mc NEVIN, ‘Mo ell House, Kent Street pd— oct3i

Fngland, a,

| board and lodging } and comfortable

TO HIRE.—A first-class Horse and Buggy

to hire tates reasonable. Apply at G. G.

Ju RY’s Je we iry Store. augs GL AC IE B applied | to any w ndow, pro- duces, at: minal cost, a'‘l oe ~auty of veal Stained Glass. E nergetic wanted

for Charlottetown, P. E. Island. “eS be ral com S| mission -Mct AW, STEVENSON & One, &

Wall Street, New Y¥

TO LET.—Halt of corner of Queen a

a tenement house on the ii Chestnut Streets, con taining six roome Spy to Mrs. GEORGE ROBINSON On the premi tf—oetl3

WANTED.—A

ge ntle ‘man and wife want

forthe winter in a quiet hous Would preter no Apply at this office oetl2

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