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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

Beer Bros “_ ie it ading fur store.

Reap %r.—See the advt. in

AV evening anneal Veal Schooners Alice, Phoebe and Athlete are discharging Syducy Cval for Peake Bros. & Co. sii

Rewkuper the meeting of the } C E. in Church basement at 8 o’closk thie (Monday) evening

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meeting of the City Council will be held this evening at the usual hour - —_

Eewourrn Lracus —* An Eveving with Prince Edward I<land ” is tbe subject for this evening. The discussion w:l! opened by Mr. Newsx n

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More Arrivars.—Tne follewing schrs | have arrived with coal from Svdney for C. Lyons & Ca., viz, The Amazon, Citizen, | Cymbeline and Marv Anne. i

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Lots or Bricveies.—According to

exchange, W. S. Fallis sold last week in

P. E. island $5,000 worh of Sterns bicy-

cles for the season of “96.

iieaiae L. O. L.—All Sir Knights are requested

to attend a meeting of the Roval Black |

Ciapter in Easton Street Hali this evening

at S o'clock. Important business.

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Tas Lost Ciener—Thie story vow being published in Tuk Examtxen will be found highly interesting. It is by Stanley

J. Weymar, than whom none ranks higher as a writer of romantic fiction. iat

Agrivep To-pay.—The bark E. Lefurgey arrived to lay from Liver- poo', G. B., with a general cargo fer Char- | ttetown and Summerside. She is now discharging at Peake’s Nu. 2 Wharf.

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Laptrs, clean your kid gloves with Jose- phine Glove Cleaner. It is not a «liquid, leaves no olor, and can be uved while the glove is on the hand. For sale only at A

W. Reddin’s dragstore. tf. ~~ a Istaxo Scwoovners—Schooners Med

way Belle, Genesta, Minnie A, Susie Drake, Willard, Neil Dow, Temple. Francis k., are at the public wharf with P. E. I. produce.—New Glasgow Enterpr:se.

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Crearep Wita Psropvce.—The /schr Puritan, Captain Creaser, cleared to-day for Halifax with 4034 bish. potatoes, 49 barh tarnip:, 436 bush. oats, 7 P wk —shipped by S. C. Clarke, Mount S ewart.

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Leerure.— You can spend an unusually plea-ant and profitable evening by attend- ing Rev. Mr. Uaasidy’s lecture io the per Prince Street Methodist Church Wed- ne-dav evering at 8 Admission but 16 cents.

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New Reapixe Roow. — At a meeting held in St. Pstrick’s Hall last evening, the work of organizing the proposed Catholic Reading Room was completed, the follow- ing Officers being elected :

President-—Richar i Reddir.

First Vice-President —Stanislaus Blan- chard.

Second Vice-President—Thomas Han- drahan.

Se retary —Richard E. Johnstone.

Treasurer—Aubin E. Arsenault.

Executive Cemmi:tee — Charles Her- mans, D. O'M. Rediin, jr. James McQuai!, Thomas E. Cullen and Philip McQuaid.

The reading room wiil be opened with al! possible despatch.

most successful.

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Haspsowest Tuoeatre ix Awerica.— |

We are in receipt of a beautiful souvenir booklet, copiously illustrated and well

Written, descriptive of Keith’s New Thea- |

tre, Boston, acknowledgedly the handsom est place of amusement in America. The entertainments given there are continuous

frou 1 a. m. to 10.30 p. m., and the best | America | There is never a ques- |

vaudeville talent of Europe and ig @ Ways engaged. tion of expense—if it is gool you will see it at Keith’e. The building itself is a per- fect palace and just as much one of the show pluces of the Enb as Bunker Hill Monument, the Old South Charch or Fan- ueil Hall, and no visitor ever thinks of re- turning without seeing it. Provincial re-

ridents of Boston are regular attandants at | Keith:’s, and it is one of the first places to |

which they take their visiting relatives aod ffiéuds. Mr. M. J. Keating, lately with the Plant Line, has recently been ap- pointed press ageni, and will no doubt render Mr. Keith good service.

sttenalioian

Potace Covat—This forenoon

fined in the sum of $50 and $5.75 cnste or two mortiths’ imprisonment. The fine was p2id. Francis Connolly, for being drunk

and incapable, was fined $2 or 10 da es. |

William H. DeCouc+y (colored) appeared on complaint of lie father to answer a charge of aveault and battery. When the case was called, bowever, the senior De- Courcey relented, and asked permission to speax. Permission having been granted, DeCoursey informed the cuurt that he was about to take unto himself annother wife, & damsel from the neighboring city of Halifax, «who had consented to become Mrs. DeCoursey after much importuning and the settlement of a marriage dowrv, and he therefore did not wish to mar the joyousness of the occasion by having any punishment inflicted upon his wayward soo. The court listened tothe remarks made by DeConrcey with all possible attention, and then, evidently taking a sympathetic view of the situation, dis- pored of the case fur a fine of five cents aud coats—eighty+five cemts tmailj

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Charles |

carcases |

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The move is in the | pores direction, and ithoped that it will | |

Annie | Curley was convicted of a first infraction | of the Canada Temperance Act, and was |

| PERSONAL, Mr. J.

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| telephone exchange.

| Mr. W. C. Newcomb is here in the in | terests of Gross & Co., Moncton.

j at the Queen Hotel,

Mr. W.J. Murray, general agent for the Mutual Reserve Kund Life Insurance Com-

| pany, 18 at the Queen Hotel.

' Mr. H. W. Anderson, Mechanical Sup- ema for that mysterious supper Thurs- | erjntendent of the P. E. Island Railway, | has gone to Picton to see about binging | over a couple of steel bridges for this road. is a schedule of the Duchess of

Here | Mariborough’s attractions : |} Age—Eighteen years, | Height —Five feet six inches. Color of hair— Black. Color of eyes—Dark brown. Eyebrows —Delicately arched.

Nose—Rather retrousse. Weight—One hundred aud sixteen and

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| one-half pounds, Foot Slender, with arched instep.

| Size of shoe—Number three.

:: Length of ‘foot—Eight and

inches.

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| Length of hand—Six inches.

| Waist measure —Twenty inches.

| Lengh of skirt—Fortvy-four inche:.

Face Somewhat oval.

A. Mathiesou, attorney-at-law

He is

one-half

Hand—Delicate, with tapering fingers. | Size of glove—Five and three quarters.

THE DAILY EXAMINER

| THE

Georgetown, has been connected with the

PEGS SMOG |

NEW GOLF JERSEYs.—

A large variety of new fash-

ionable colors and Black ex-

pected to-day.

Further supplies of Season-

able Goods have been

re-

ceived this week.

| English & Candian BLAN- KETS, Eider Down QUILTS | and BACHELOR COM- 'FORTERS.

Compiexion—Clearest olive, with rosy |

cheeks. | Chin—Pointe |, indicating vivacity. | Meuth—Su all,:al without character. Teeth— White, regular and well kept.

' bow. } Accomplishments—Music, painting, lan- guages.

| Chief accomplishment— None. Marriage settlement—£2,000,000. | Ultimate fortune — £5,000,000 mated). Ears —Sma)! and close to the head. | Head-—-Well rounded and well poised. | Special fad—None. Favorite color—Pink. favorite sport—Tennis. | Favorite exercise—Bieveling. Favorite flower—American beauty ro-e.

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A Gaur or Draw. —This world is hard ly more than a game of draw. It takes:

A rich man to draw a check.

A preity girl to draw atteation.

A horse to draw a cart.

A plaster to draw a blister.

A toper to draw a cork.

A dog fight to draw a crowd.

A live paper like ours to draw subacrib - ere,

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alee aia,

Muarary Gywvastteu—The members of the Artillery, Engineers and 82nd Batt., are requ ested to meet at the Drill Shed to- morrow (Tuesday) night at & o’clock, to | complete arrangements for the militery | gy¥monasinm. The officers of the different | companies are requested to attend with their men ia full force so as to make the |} gymnasium a success.

shisiidiaionssin L Acr. — A_ correspondent rites: Some person or p-rsons, while cele- | brating the anniversary of Hallowe'en, | went so far with their boisteron« tricks a< to cut the tail offthe stallion Plato, be- longing to Angurtine Bashey,cf Souris Line Road. Persons who indulge in such dastardly work should be made residents | of Dorchester Penitentiary. Mr. Bushey | Offers a reward of $20 to anyone who will give evidence that may lead to the capture

| of the perpetrators, who, we hope, will be | discovered and dealt with as they dee---- a

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‘hn All-Important Question.

GIVEN: Pretty maid And ardent youth— Both afraid To learn the truth. ADDED :

Falls soft glow

From fire cosy— Quetion low

Makes cheeks rosy.

RESULT:

Story’s done-— The lover keen M:id has won A pretty scene,

With the leading question disposed of, |later on the other important questions ;must be decided. None more »o than |} FURNITURE, Without QUESTION we } can serve you better than anyone any- ; where. Anyway try us.

“MARK WRIGHT & C0., LTD

Who Sell st Selling Prices.

Winter H

osiery.

our ECLIPSE trand of Hosiery.

They have 8 fold knees, and al one of the most popular lines emer sold by “us.

FOR

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These ar

A heavier make, spe- poys, is our ETON. e made of hard twisted

yarns, and we do not know of their

equal for

| For warmth, wear and ccmort try

HARD WEAR,

BEER BROS.

| Lips—Fall. and describing a Cupid's |

| COLORED BLANKETS— | heavy and warm—at very

|low prices.

All-wool GREY | NELS - all .qualities.

FLAN-

| Men’s and Boys’ UNDER. | WEAR and CARDIGAN JACKETS.

WAL Weeks & Co..

Wholesale and Retail.

Charlottetown. Nov. 9. 1895,

FROM ALL POINTS OF THE COMPASS,

Durant’, Straggle for Life,

Say Francisco, Nov. 8.—Durant was brought up for sentence this morning for the murder of Blanche Lamont. On the application of the prisoner’s counsel, a continuatce was granted for two weeks, to give them time to prepare a motion for a new trial. The Minnie William’s murder case, set fer to-day, was indefinitely post- poned. | Financial Assistance for the Armenians. | New Yor«, Nov, 8—The Armenian re- lief association of this city cabled to-day 10 the relief committee in London £400 sterli: g for the sufferers at Sassoun. A cable mes-age bas been received by the association from the Duke of Westmins- ter giving information that the London committee is still ableto send funds to the region of the famine.

A Montreal Woman Sleeps Thirteen Days

Monrreat, Nov. 8.—A case which has completely baffled the skill of the doctors at the Notre Dame Hospital for some days past has been that of Mrs. Drolet, 1387 St. Catherine’s Street, who went to sleep thirteen days ago, and only awoke last evening. During the interval she had re- mained in a cataleptic condition, perfectly oblivious of all that was transpiring around her, partaking of no nourishment whatever, and to all appearances dead, save fur the slight heaving of the breast caused by respiration.

Fire in a Cold Storage Warehouse,

Moxtreat, Nov. 8.—J. H. Hillis’ cold storage warehouse ou William street was badly damaged by fire to-day... The total amount of insurance held by the different companies on the damaged sections and upon the merchandise contained in them, amounts to upwards of $303,000. — This is nearly all placed upon the stock in the damaged fection, as it is said that not over $30,000 was known to be placed upon the building. The losa by water, fire and smoke will reach in the neighborhood of $100,000, sud may go considerably be- yond that sum.

A Sensational Story Denied.

Loxvox, Nov. 8.—The Standard denies the story published yesterday to the effect that the Turkish police had made a raid on the Sedik Pasha quarter of Conpstanti- neple, were resisted, and that many lives were lost in the fighting that occurred. The Standard’s correspondent telegraphed that he had visited the eentral prison in Con- stantinop!le,having obtained official sanction therefor, and found that rumors of whole- sale arrests are untrue. He adds he is convinced that there has been wholesale exaggeration of the number of Armenians killed in the city. Armenians of Zeitoun are in open revolt against the authorities.

Five More Chinamen Lose Their Heads,

New Yorx, Nov. 8—A despatch from Foo Chow, China, says that five vegetarian leaders in a massacre Of missionaries at Twasang were publicly beheaded there yesterday morning. Before they were put to death there was an imposing ceremony in the tent of the execution grounds. The members of the American and British con- sulate commission, who went to Kucheng to watch the trials, the Chinese prefect of the provinces, two native magistrates and many Americans and Europeans were pre- sent. There was a procession to the ex- ecution grounds arranged to impress the natives. An immense crowd saw the vegetarians put to death, but there was no disorder.

Wealth Made Him Weary,

Pirrsserc, Pa., November 8.—A laborer employed in one of the iron mills in Alle- ghany, earning the munificent salary of $1.10 a day for wheeling oré in a wheel- barrow, received a telegram announcing that a relative in Ireland had died and left him $60,000. He left his job, went to [reland, secured the cash and started upon a career of luxury and high living. Two years later he reappeared in Piitsburg, asked for his old position ani went back to wheeling ore. One day another. téle gram came announcing thata relative in England had died, leaving him $20,000. He threw up his hands in déspair. “Hivine!” cried he, “must Oi trow up the job and go over there and waste another year or two in spinding toat? It’s a grest shame to handicap a decint workin’? man like thot. U7’ll sind word to thim Oi cau’\ do it.”

Russia Threatens to Occupy Turkey.

Loxvoy, Nov, 8.—The Daily News pub- lixhes a Constantinople despatch giving the details of the arrest at the post office of the sc rvants of British merchants. The despatch ¢dis: The foreign post offices were surrounded by epies ard ther is serious danger of conflict between them :nlfure gners. The setting of these spies aud the seizure of the messengers are vio— lations of trea’y obligations. Hon. M. H.

‘mg in the matter. A cipher letter re- ceived from Elzengan states that two thousand Armenians were kiled in the rioting there. A d-spatch from Vienna to the Daily News says it is understood ifthe the di-orders continue in Armenia-the Russians in a few days will a into that country without waiting for the senc- tion of the powers, but @ Con fanbaice of Enropean powers will be held coneurrent with this move, either in Constantinople, London or Bertin.

“J am cured since taking Hood’s Sarea- parilla,” is what many thousands are say-

{' Herbert, Briush charge d’affaires, is mov—

* ing. It gives renewed vitality «nd vigor.

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THE PARK ROADWAY.

Sik,—I think Mayor Dawson and Coun-

cillor Tanton should be thanked by the citizens of Charlottetewn for standing out against vesting such power in the Street Committee as would enable them to ap- peal to the Supreme Court of Canada, in the matter of the Park roadway, thereby incurring the expenses of the appeal, without tirst consulting the people whom they are supposed to represent. Council- lor Haszard wished to cos the resolution passed and “afterwards a public. meeting can be called if it is found necessary.” Did Councillor Haszard think the Mayor was short-sighted enough not to see through such an artifice? Wouid he be the man to call a meeting of citizens who would be opposed to any action he might wish to take in the matter, when he al- ready had the power to do as he pleaved? If l' mistake not, Councillor Haszard is not so desirous of pleasing the “masses” as he pretends to be. The taxes are heavy enough in this city at present st present without doing a work —not at all necessary ~which will increase the tax, notwithstanding Councillor Hughes’ statement that there would be no additional taxes if the resolution were passed.

Let the citizens’ money be expended in doing work which will improve the city. Repair the streets, make sidewalks which, instead of being an eyesore, as they are at present, will be a lasting improvement and a benefit to all classes, and when these things are done to satisfaction then we may consider the Park roadway.*

James. Beaces.

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We are -now offering our large and well selected stock of fall and winter goods in the various lines we carry cheaper than ever.—W. P. Colwill.

nov2 d&w 3w

Call and see our nice lamps in so many varieties; also a large assortment of dinner ware. Those will be sold cheap at W. P. Colwill’s. nov2 d&w 3w Farms for Sale.

The subscribers offer for sale the farm lately occupied by Alexander L. McNevin on West River Road, Lot 30, containing 105 acres;

Also, the farm owned by the late Allap R. McDonald, at B'ooming Point, Lot 36, containing 100 acres.

Terms easy, and made known on appli- cation to

McLEOD, MORSON & McQUARRIE,

Charlottetown,

Oct. 18, 1895—w 4w

Are You Saving Money ?

We know itis pretty hard todo so these hard times—but then things will look up later on. In the meantime

Watch Your Small { Expenses.

For instance, when youdrop iu for a cigar don’t pay TEN CENTS for one. Ask for

SOMETHING G00D.

Don’t be put off with something else When you light it you will realize the faet that you are smoking

A REGULAR TEN CENTER. Manufactured only by

The Empire Tobacco Co., Montreal.

HUNT’ ER.

A man got separated started to hunt ’er. where he would be the man.

“everybody goes

|LBPTBRS 10 THE EDITOR.)

| crates potatoes, 150 turkeys, 18 geese, 80

SUMMERSIDE SHIPPING NEWS

Sunmersipe, Nov. 8. The sehr. Samuel master, cleared for Picton cargo of potatoes shipped by BR. T. man.

The Una, Wolfe, master, also cleared for Halifax, with a cargo of 3650 bus oate, value $1022; 840 bus potatoes, $126; 25 bis tiirnipi, $4; 595 Ibe, pork, $28; 40 lbs. butter, $7; bal. oysters, $4; total valine, $1391.

The SS. Elliott came into port this morning to load with produce and horses for the West India market. The shipper is A, M. Wright.

The schr Lawrence lying at Holman’s wharf will complete her cargo and be ready for sea on Monday next.

Summenrsipe, Nov. Lt,

The S. 8S. Elliott, McDonald master, arrived here from Charlottetown about ten o’clock on Saturday morning, the 9th inst., to load for A. M. Wright, Esq.

On the same evening she eleared for Kingston, Jamiaca, with the followiog cargo:—703 sacks oats, 75 bags ana 261

Hol

fowl, 40 ducks, 28 sheep, 5 horses and 12 tons hay. This is the quickest despatch of this season in loading at this port, not withstanding the fact that it rained here nearly all day on Saturday.

The schr. Mystery arrived here on Saturday evening to load for R. C. McLeod, Eesq., for the West India market.

Fire.—We regret to hear that a barn belonging to A. Newman, in the Royalty af Charlgttetown, was destroyed by fire early yegterday morning, together with all ite coutenits. We have not heard how the fire. wited.. It is said that there was some ‘insurance. ,

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Tne Latest 'ap— Boston has a new fad. It is reading character from teeth. Teeth that rre long snd narrow denote vanity; teeth that project denote a grasp- ing disposition. Treachery is revealed | y small, white, separated molars, fickleness by overlapping molars. The possessor of wide, separated teeth cannot keep a secret.

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A Worp 1x Season. — An exchange points ont that wise and maybe economi- cal women fay it is foolish to buy expen- sive wraps in these days. In two seasons they are out of date. Bettter, they say, buy a new, inexpensive ove every winter, and this always be in the fashionable pro- cession.

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Tre Harrie Overpue—The Hattie Louise, Capt. King, has been rather long getting to Demerara—in fact, longer than she has ever been known before in making the run. On Friday she had been 36 days from Canso and no tidinge had been heard of her. The owners, however, have every confi lehce that she will turn up all right. —Summerside Farmer.

Two Ivyrerestixe Appresses.—Mest interesting and instructive addresses deal- ing with mission work in Japan were de- livered yesterday by Rev. Mr. Cassidy. In the morning he spoke in the Second Methodist Church, and in the evening in the First Methodist Church. There weie good congregations at each service not withstanding the unfavorable weather.

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Best cutters in Canada. That’s what the people say about our cutters. There’s no doubt about it either. —D. A. Bruce, leading fashionable tailor. tf

Men’s grey #annel shirts at sixty cents. at the Londen House.

Ladies waterproof cloaks.—A new line showing at the London House.

Drake, 1 Olson, to-day with a |

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Our DRESS GCODS DEPART- MENT is crowded with samples of their best success in this direction.

A multitude of Sivles, Daintiest Colorings, solid effects, and perfectly blended mixtures. Serges, Tweeds, Amazone, Figured Soliels, etc.

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Call and see us. It’s a pleasure to show goods like ours.

Moore & McLeod.

Charlottetown, Nov. 8, 1895.

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for you. Certainly not.

to pay for an inferior article, certainly get the best. Step in

Charlottetown, October 11, 1895—135 & wky

‘Yery Necessary

To know exactly where you can be best suited in

We are very strongly of the opinion (notwithstanding strong assertions to the contrary by some) that the Star Tailor still holds, as formerly, the paim for first-class clothing. are not anxious to have you run away with the idea that no one else can do anything decent But when you can get the best for the same money you may have

We

and get our prices. We are

beter prepared than ever to minister to your every want for less money than ever.

JOHN T. McKENZIE,

STAR MERCHANT TAILOR

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TIN PLATES, INGUT TIN.

500 Boxes Allandale Charcoal Tin Plates,

100 Ingots Tin, 1 Cask Bar Tin,

PER BARQUE “CHARLES E. LEFURGEY.”

Voice Jujubes by the ounce at the Cen- tral drugstore, A. W. Reddin, Phm. B.,

on a shopping tour about the city, and

“ What is she buying ?” asked he. she’s looking for a Bedroom Suit,’ said “Then you'll JOHN NEWSON’S,”’ there.” directly here, and sure, enough he

Newson Block, Victoria Row.

propaietor.

from his wife while

He asked a friend likely to find her. “Well,

find her at

siid his friend; He came

FOUND ‘ER

art on inferior Suitings, either. manufacturers for this season’s trade. Overcoats. See tiem.

S. A.

Ch’town, Oct. 30, 1895—135

CUTTING

is an art not easily acquired. It is an essential lament in high-class tailoring, and you'll always find the results of the art of cuttin®’at its best in our made-to-order Suits.

Our cutting exemplifies the iatest and most approved methods. Our stock of Woolens is what it should be, and com- prises a selection of the best and most popular fabrics offered by American and foreign 1ere is a time for everything, and it’s now the nick of time to order, while we’re giving special low prices on those beautiful Beaver

ee

We don’t waste our

McDONALD,

LEADING FASHIONABLE TAILOR.

HO USE,

Flannel Shirts, Wool Underelothhin y,

LONDON ios,

Hosiery,

‘Blankets,

Wadded Quilts,

| Selling at Low Prices for Cash Only.

Charlottetown,;October§19, 1895—dy

1. J. HARRIS,

For sale low while landing.

DODD & ROGERS.

Charlottetown, November 11, 1895—135

This is from the Leading Dry Goods House in Hamilton, Ont.

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Haxiiron, Oxr., Oct. 12th, 1895. Dear Sirs: In advertising FIBRE CHAMOIS up here, please warn

people against using cheap imitations, of which there are

80 many. : , We have tried many of them and they do not give satis-

faction. They go in Soles very soon. : Many people now ask for FIBRE CHAMOIS and will

take no other. (Signed) To the Canadian Fibre Chameis Co., Montreal.

FINCH BROS,

BOYS

—AND— OWN For 1895, GIRLS

Now in stock, and they are, beyond doubt,

BETTER AND BRIGHTER THAN EVER.

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Kvery Day Brings Cases of New Goods for us now

BOOKS AND FANCY GOODS WITHOUT END.

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HASZARD & MOORE, BOOESELLERS.

Charlottetown, November 8, 1895~—135

when you want that new Suit or Overcoat or Ulster. After you have looked all around come and see us; we will make prices so that it will be easy for you to-buy, Don’t forget we don’t charge anything extra for the style, We give that you can’t get in other places. . ~ 25 pieces of Bannockburn Teweeds, all double and twisted yarn. * Elegant goods to wear, Made up to order in any style for $16. These goods are new and fresh-- not old stock,

McK AY WOOLEN CO., The Swell Tailors.

AGENT

Charlottetown, October 30, 1895—135

COLLEGE BOOKS

Day Books, Cash Books, Journals, Ledgers

in stock and will be “AWAY DOWN

now sold at

] PRICES.”

J. D. TAYLOR,

QUEEN STREET.

RUBBER STAMPS.

Somebody in your town ought to take orders for Hand Stamps and send them to us. There is money in this for the right man. We make only the best. Our Agent’s Price List shows just what everything in the line will cost Laip Dewy.

WALTON & COMPANY, Hand Stamps, Seals & Stencils, novi—lm d&w Sherbrooke, Que.

REVERE HOTEL

(Formerly Rocklin House.)

This centrally located Hotel, whick is within five minutes’ walk of Railwa Depot, has been thoroughly uesl, painted und renovated. Is fitted with hot water, and possesses the finest bath roome in any Hotel im the city. Terms moder ate. Coach meets ail trains.

P. 8S. BROWN, Proprietor. Sept 9—dy 6m wy 1 yr

Wants, Lost, Found, &e

Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.

FOUND—On the road between Freetown Chapel and A McLean’s store, Fredericton, a purse containing asum of money, which the owner can have by porns same and paying expenses. Apply to W J O’REILLY, Char- lottetown. dy ii wy tf—-novw

WANTED—A general servant; must be capable and well recommended. Apply to Mrs MACEACHSRS, aext to Davies Hotel.

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WANTED TO PURCHASE—A hall stove, base burner. Anyouve having one to dispose of will please apply at this office. nove

SERVANT WANTED—Apply to Mrs RK K Jost, King Street, off Queen - aes

porneliinniapncansiiliia apatite _TO LET--A large, commodions and well- lighted office on second flat of Merchants’ Bank of P E Island building. Apply to J M Davison, Cashier, 3i Gsi)—-nove

S$ 1500.2” down, on mo if de crate a nat he ane ing near centre of city, not far from par ood neigh- borhood, healthy, Grafton Btreate Apply to A MELLISH, London House building, or cor- ner King and Great George Streets, nevi

_TO LET—A shop on corner of Bayfield and — seorge Streets. Apply on the premises. noy

WANTED—A cook. Apply at the Rever& HoreL. ost

TO BOARDERS—Mrs. 8. R. Stumbies has good ascommodation for boarders at her residence, corner Prince and Dorchester Street. Situation central. Rooms large and airy, House heated with hot water. sept #8.

TO LET—A commodious warehonse on Pownai Street, until now occupied by A. Horne, Esq. Apply to Da. BLANCHARD.

sept 23—tt.

MARINE VILLA TO LET—Situste adjein- ing Dundas Esplanade, in the most health rt of the city, fronting the Hillsboroug iver, formerly occupiea by Dr Dawson. It has a fine lawn, coach bouse and stable a most desirable residence; rent $200 a year, paid quarterly. Apply to Bens DAVIES. octi—d&w guar aw pat law

TO LET—House with eight rooms besides kitchen and pantry ; nicest situation in town; rent moderate; possession immediately, Ap- ply at this office. tfi—oct2z

TO LET—The brick house on Queen Stree now occupied by Charles Hermans, contain ing nine rooms; heated by hot air; posses- sion November Ist. Apply to ALEXANDER HORNE Uf—-se pt2s

TO LET—Two offices tn the Stamper Block Apply to ProwsE Bros tf—mayl

W ANTED—A busheler for altering ciote ing. in our ready-made department—repair ng, etc.—MCKAY WooLEN Co. oct22

CLASSES for instruction in embroidery will be opened November Sth by Miss A Long- worth, at her residence, Water Street. Mate- rials for work supplied, ti—oct2e

Tv LEC--That beautifully situated two- ocems oa Prince Street, now occupies z ames Reddin, Esq: on given firat July next. Aliso, cottage situated on Hills * Orough Street, lately occupied by Wallac

rbing ; possession given atonce. A) Peake Bros & Co. 185 eee

TO LET—Half the Cottage adjoining West Kent School. Apply on the premises to Mrs, rson, Oct i2, tf

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