ee

LOGAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

MantLes ® i

tex’ Fo y ;

vie We t aS passe! rs

r steamer bas underg After that the Mayflower will Cay Pormentine aad Sur ¥ " ; : ++)

Ha: 4X fieraia Un en i 2rTy a be Navigat Co’s office Toe EXAMINER was

they knew nota

un between

weide ~~

og of the intena-

ed change for repairs. insists Tue Sewrise.—The steamer Sunrise which sailed from Liverpool on April

©9th. arrived here at 8 o'clock ; She brought a general cargo of salt, i } 1169 tons, and is led by Captain Judd. She has Dominion Coal trade between

heen

: . . Company for (the coal

shartered by the

Sydney, will enter upon the service as soon as discharged bere.

a & Sace,—The auction sale rney estate took place on the premises at 12 o

advertisement. After Mr. MeNeili, the energetic and well-known auctioneer, ha enlarged on and explained the advantages

of the property, the bidding commenced | tion steod he could not put it. ¥ h briskness |

and was continued with mus til it reached $1040, at which figure the er gave the final and last caution,

{ dropped the property to Mr Lawrence Worthy.

Qereed

— PERSONAL. His Hf r the Master of the Rolls ‘ nz Summers le. ristered at the Queen Hotel this fore- : W C Kennedy, city; Mrs E L Head, Crapaul, John A Collings, Sturgeor i e Pr ‘ Wales has a €} ted t chancellorship of the newly formed Welsh Univers A weaitbs k Zo report, wi 1D the 2 A an ler Beat E East P has been in t I la; or tw Hie leaves ft » fo sh Capt. Charles I who was pilot en the Florida last season, w I on the O until the Florida resumes work se P. E. [sland route when | «jl take his old position on that steamer. | There were registered at the Hote! | Da thie forenoon: L N Lussier, W Hy 4 ° E } . ° Montrea!; W H Sr Toro iclair, H J Massey, | Mrs i 2 S’Side; Mrs W H | Prowse, Murray Mr. BH. DP of St. Peter’s | Bay, !eft here this morning for Halifax, posit the medical staff of t Victoria General Hospital, which | he wou at the receat competilive examina t Afes 4 kshank :8 Said to be one of th siness men in New York. He 2 sof age and goes regularly t ery ay, k piog r : s. His mind is as clear and he i s his t ness affairs with @ 1 snap ay r mau Hotel ar May L4th.—Jas Houg \. City; L. Hayden, Vernon River; f;eo Honston, New Glasgow; David Poter, Pp iN S Ne McDonald, Hampton; Geo A Woods, Mt Albion; A Buchanan, P al- WSN Crane, C na Point; Jobn H _ Winsloe Road; Frank Haliday, ; av’s Wharf, J B Trowsdale, A P i x Cc ipa i from Bostor, Herald that | M: ai b r é 1@ time b lief steward of the steamship Gate | { is ened u tot }

Pred H. Sawyer, prop: Hotel, Cioucester

t t le r. When Mr wyer was purser of the old steamers Carrol and Worcester, running bets Boston and Charlottetown, Mr. Wi vas the steward, so that yhe two - stes in signing articles on (ian i are

another. On board

rers t 1 the Savanna steamer, a 'ew days ago, Mr. Walsh was presented with an address, ac- | ( : ed by an expeasive marble clock, as testimonial of the esteem in Ww hich he |

: a and crew vas held by the officers ana crew.

a

: ol The fact that Hood’s Sarsapariia, once } fairly tried, becomes the ba

and merit.

7 it down

' } ment that Courei]

ae Cou

| ' ae

ee Aproap.— Lhe} Mayflower goes on the Pictou- | wor for a few weeks until |

he repairs. |

Steam |

this morn- | Halifax and St. John’s, and |

"clock to lay, pursuant to |

. i” : | to law the Council

the plan before him, would involve an

| amended, and it was put and carried. Councillor Tanten called the attention of the street committee to the defective

| o’clock, p. m., they will proceed up Great

mond to Queen, up to Grafton, down

; now

| are now On the way arrive.

: i +9 : at 95 ia 4 antire favorite spring | joan of £4 30,000 issued at 95 1a an entire . ale } n¢, speaks a volume for its excel- | auccess.

THE DAILY E

CIPY COUNCIL MEETING,

} i HERE was a@ fuli attendance of members

atthea Hjourned regular meeting of the City

Council held last evening. : On motion of Councillor Haszard the

| Assessment by-laws were read a third time

; and passed, and ordered to be published in he three daily papers for two weeks.

On motion of Councillor Haszard it was levided to call for tenders for the lighting | Of the streets of Charlottetown with elec-

light, the tenderer also to name the i price for complete outfit

|

; irc and j manufacturing the same according to plans and specifications to be seen in the clerk’s i office

Councillor Tanton moved that six cub ver coats be purchased for the use of the sem n of the fire department. Referred

the Fire Board. Councillor Tanton moved t! } street eading i Mrs DesB e P ters estate on known as Highland Avenue, and be put down there.

}

from isay’s vate Road bx piatform

A general

discussion followed respect-

} | " y s0deWail ks, he ¢ nion was expressed

bat the advisability of referred to in the re

left in

st fori shonld he street Councillor Tanton the platform portion of his mm that part of it naming the t he declined to do so until pledged themselves to i the plankway. | vas not fortheomia Councillor Haszard moved in

the Lae

iggested that

hands of

| esolution f

ommittee The promise > however.

amend

withdraw his motion,

amendment carried on a vote of 6 2, Councillors Tanton and voting against it.

i Councillor Tantou then ara «stone

Hooper

moved that a be placed on Queen

Euston and he claimed it was badly

surface betw een w here

Street, Streets, vt fed.

Chis matter,

be left with the street

yn ‘was granted leave to withdraw The vote on Councillor Mc- amendment was 6 to 2~—Tanton per opposing it. ulor Hughes moved inning from Mrs. property to the North River <nown as Highland Avenue. Ha=szard

arron 3 a? Ho

that the

Carried. that

— red } in ior mover the

street committee be authorized to take al) }

; necessary steps towards the construction jof the roadway to Victoria explained that there were one or two | questions b the matter that ssary to look iuto.

ayor Dawson thought }should know exactly where his matter before spending money on the work. They should ascertain what the Loeal and Dominion Governments intended

fand the city regarding

‘ { it would be nece

Coun il |

they stood in

the

Councillor Tanten thought it would be } wrong for the city to undertake this work without knowing what it would cost and what proportion of the cost would be borne by the other Government or Gov-|} érnments interested. It would be foolish | | ‘or the city to builda breastwork along the face of the park to enhance the value ; of Government property. He believed the time would come when the Local Govern- ment weuld see the advantage of such a work and build it themselves. He advised the Council to be careful and net go be- yond their jurisdiction in this matter of the Park roadway. He thought that by law they could not undertake a work in- volving an expenditure of over $6,000 without obtaining the consent of the rate- payers. Councillor Taylor thought that the city |} should go ahead with the work to protect its own property. Mayor Dawson said that as the

resolu- The only plan of the roadway he had before him es- timated the cost at $7,700, and according cannot expend over $6,600 until the consent of the ratepayera is obtained at a meeting called by the Mayor. | Councillor Haszard pointed out that it was not intended to use the plan to which the Mayor referred. Since that plan was | | made it was ascertained that the city was entitied to 100 feet more land than was at | first thought, and would very materially lessen the coat of the roadway. The plan the Mayor had called fur an ex- penditure of $7,7v0, but under the chang-

this

ed conditions it was thought that the work would not cost more than $3,000. The idea ip moving the resolution

g was to get new plans tnade and to arrange

details respecting the construc- t of the work. If the Council wished the committee would report what work had been done before expending more than $100.

The Mayor said that the resolution as it stood was too bald, and in the interests of the taxpayers he could not put it. The construction of the roadway, according to

some ing

expenditure larger than the Council was authorized to make.

Councillor Haszard then amended his resolution by providing that the com- mittee shall not expend an amount exceed- ing $100 before reporting progress to the Council.

The Mayor accepted the resolution as

condition of the platform en Alley Street and other streets of the city.

Mayor Dawson, in reply to some remaks of Councillors Douse and Hooper, said the Bolger drain matter was in the hands of the street committee, aud it was their duty to take some action.

Meeting adjourned sine die.

————— © oo ee

Wuee. Rex.—The Charlottetown Cv- cling Club, under the leadership of their able Captain, Mr. J. B. Dawson, will hold their first run this evening. Leaving their Club Rooms at the old Masonic Hall at 7

George Street to Richmond, along Rich-

Grafton to Weymouth, up Wey- mouth to Kent, and then direct to Victoria Park, where sometime will be apent practicing the signal code. This code will be furnished to the members at the rooms before leaving. The club has a membership of fifty with bright prospects to increase it to one hundred the seventy-five new wheels which The town will then be gay with the bright of enamel and nickel. Let every member who has a wheel be on hand to night. See ine The Bank of British Columbia says that the British C lumbia three per cent.

wheo

Dainty

Few things add so lar room as tasteful draperies. muixG Dirrerent from the haps you are only waiting

¢

to see our new styles. next thing to nothing up t selling Lace Curtains and cheap.

RITIITIIIIT SSI TIT

: i

Tae Warner.

TEE ETETOD TTT TET eee i Pretty Curtains!

actly pleases you before buying ! The prices range

BEER BROS. 4

— Becoming ehowery with easterly to southerly winds.

Patterns at Popular Prices.

gely to the beauty of a Perhaps you want FOME- ordinary Curtain ? Per- to see the style that ex- ? If so, we want you from the o $12. In short, we are Chenille Portieres very

:

plant for |

it the new | ae . . . we | Hutchinson, Lot 16, aged 68 years, leaving |

the North River |

patting down the |

committee, |

the |

lor Tanton ‘y le t OT anion aave ie@ave Lo }

Passinore |

it wae also argued, should | committee, ‘and on | llor McCarroa, Council-

DesBrisays’s | Road be |

Park. He}

tween the Local Government }

|} cat

BOOS O8BS88F84O48

XAMINER :

|

Special Correspondence of The Examiner

: : Prrsoxat,—Jobn Morrison, Malpeque

went Over on the boat yesterday on his way to Gaspe. He took with him the well known

stallion, Milton Hero.

John A Matheson, Esq, was here Tues day,

W B Dyer, Esq, and J P Cunningham,

Esq, of Alberton, were in town yesterday. _ Mr W J Green, for some time past clerk in the post office, has accepted a position in the Merchants’ Bank of Halifax here. He is succeeded in the post office by William Arbuckle. We wish them both

success,

Diew—On Saturday, llth inst, Willian

five daughters and one son to loss

mourn the of a kin ] and lov ing father.

W T Green has opened a general repair- ingand undertaking shop on Granville

| Street, next door to the new Medical Hall.

| He has a haadsome et ck of cask ts, trimmings, ete. Call in and see for yeur-

self,

| ute News.—-Cleared May 14, schrs

| Restive, Cain, Picton, ba!; Ida M, Me-

| Fadyen, Newcastle, bal.

LATEST SUMMERSIDE NEWS,

SS. |

To-day & Next Five Days.

,

ANOTHER

BIG LINEN DRIVE

anne te

WEEKS’.

i

Men's White Shirts, Men's Unlaundried Shirts, ‘Men's Collars and Cuffs

|

iiteloonte

Exports shipped May 14th, per

| Northumberland, for Pt du Chene: 152 }

| Cases of eggs, $462; 25 bbls oysters, $75. Arrivals at Clifton House May 14—E J

Hodgson, thtown; G A Andrews, Amherst; C E Nickerson, Boston.

Campbell Hotel —-M McLeod, Granville; A L Mareow, Kensington; Richard Pilman, John Morrison, New London; J P Cunn- ingham, Alberton; Jos G Blanchard, Wel- lington; Stanislus Blanehard, do; James Lamb, Sussex, NS; SE Gallant, Rich- mond.

Hotel Russ-—John MeNé vin, Ch*town: | W B Dyer and wife, Alberton; Mrs Dr | McLaughlan, Mrs P N Pate, O'Leary; Mise

Addie Buote, Alberton; R McKenzie, Morden; F S Hotron, Boston; Chas Fer- guson, Gersey City; W Smyth, B Mathews, | London.

| iasiensiniclaiesglas silicic tied

} NEWS NOTES.

i | j |

The production of aluminum has iv- creased from 150 pounds in 1894 to 339,- 629 pounds last year. During this time the | price has dropped from $9 a pound to | about 70 cents. i }

A Parsee sacred fire, which is burning } in a temple at Leiguie, Persia, is known to have not been extinguisbed since the days of Rapiboreth, who lived twelve cen— tures ayo.

There are now on the registry books of the Dominion 7,245 vessels, representing Last year three hundred and twenty six vessels, having a tonnage of twenty-one thousand tons, were built in Canada.

869,462 tons.

Australia is living up to her record as a }

The resolve

land of Legislative New South Wales

to cut off customs

experiments, Government’s and

revenue thus abandoned by direct taxation is on the line of what many call advanced thoughts in fiscal

oo auties

matters.

Montreal Gazette: The bia Methodi-t conference pass a resolution on the Manitoba Schoo! question, holding that it would be unwise to interfere in politics. There may be much Christian wisdom in this course, though those who resolved on it will miss much newspaper advertising of their views There is not known te be on record any case of a sinner being brought to repent- ence by a church’s denounciation of a gov- ernment.

Evening Mail: The grit depressionists are to be condoled with. The Dominion revenue for April was $454,000 more than for April of last year. The Canadian. rail- ways for some weeks past have “been re- porting gains in traffic; for the first week in May the Grand Trunk reports an in- crease in earnings of $1,500, and the C. P. R., an increase of $6,000. The commer- | journals report a great improvement in business all over the country, and the grit leaders in parliament are so at their wits’ ends that they can do uothing but make a big noise about the Newfoundland negotiations and other improper and irrelc- vant subjects. Premier Greenway is now the only hope of the party, and even he appears to be in some danger of having a lucid interval and doing his duty by Roman Catholic minority of Manitoba.

Recently, the English Court of Queen’s Berch struck a solicitor off the rolls under the following circumstances: The com- plainant, the wife of a porter, had retained him to defend an action brought against her father for a breach of agreement. It was necessary that she should obtain the production of the original agreement, which was in the plaintiff’s possession. The lawyer represented to her that it would cost £1 6s 8d, namely, one pound to the opposite lawyer, and 6s 8d for costs. She accordingly gave him thatsum. The lawyer subsequently procured the agree ment, and informed her that it had cost £1 6s 8d. It turned out that the plain- tiff’s solicitor had leat him the document without making any charge. The Incor- porated Law Society investigated the matter, and moved to strike the solicitor off the rolls. Two judges heard the case and made the required order.

_— —-.——_-+ ~—

the

SHIP NEWSs. Port of Charlottetowa. ENTERED.

May 14~—ar Florence May, Anderson, Chatham; Julia H, Finlayson,P inette; Wm Dunbar, Read, Pugwash; Wel- come, Smith, Shediac.

CLEARED.

May 14—cld, Florence May, Anderson, " Pictou; Julia A, Finlayson, Pinette; Wm Dunbar, Read, Pugwash; Chief Commander, Langille,Tatamagouche, Minnie E Moody, Long, Shediac; Welcome, Smith, Buctouche; ss Wm

Aitken, Snow, Cape Tormenti ne.

, | ! |

Pure ; Hellebore

is now in demand 2 your Shrubs and Plants. Wes have it good and pure. Just the thing for flies and | .

grubs. Sold in bulk.

JOHNSON & JOHNSON,

The Reliable Druggists.

SESSVSSVVSVSSssst ortune Favors urniture Buyers

AGAIN THIS WEEK.

The gaps made by the early season’s brisk selling have been filled two for one. All that is brightest, best and newest in Furniture is here, and here as nowhere else,

In every department prices lean toward the customer with

marked partial ty.

EITM

MARK WRIGHT & 60. LTD.,

Who Sell at Selling Prices.

. } raise the

‘TO-DAY, MONDAY,

And All This Week,

WEEKS & CO. have re- markable facilities for hand- ling large quantities. We have just completed a large | purchase of Gents’ Linens at |prices much below regular prices,

IMMENSE VALUE

spentioue |< eater

Shirts, Collars & Cuffs.

Read the Prices:

Kight Styles in Latest Col- lars. Best 4-ply Linen Col- lars, 15e. each ; 85e. per half

dozen,

| Second quality 4-ply Col- jlars, lle. each; 55c. per half | dozen.

Weeks’ best 4-ply Linen Cuffs, 22c. per pair; $1.25 per

half dozen pairs.

British Colun.- | has declined to |

Second quality 4-ply, Lbe. per pair; 90c. per half dozen pairs.

Unlaundried Shirts, 50c., 45c., 75é., 95c. and $1.10, worth 25 per cent. “ore.

White Laundried Shirts, 59¢.78¢., P5c., worth 25 per cent. more; and the Best $1.10 White Shirt in town, worth $1.50.

Our $1.00 Shirt is as good a Shirt as any person wants to wear.

A full line of New Neck- |ties, Kid Gloves, Ilosiery, etc., always in stock.

NOW IS THE TIME

io

Replenish Your Lines While the Price is Low.

W. A. Weeks & Go.,

THE PEOPLiS STORE,

Wholesale and Retail.

Charlottetown, May 13, 1895.

Auction Sale.

I will sell by Auction, at the premises, on Malpeque Road, on THURSDAY, 16th inst., at 12 o’clock, noon :-

The Materials composing the Buildings known as the Spring Park Brewery.

There are about 10,000 brick; upwards of 123 . perches of etone; of 23,000 feet of boards; and about 25,000 feet of scantling, and ‘sundry other ma- terials.

Each description of materials sold separ- ately.

Ample time given for removal.

For further particulars apply to the undersigned or to Angus D. Martin.

C. I. MORRISON, Auctioneer.

mayl4

AUCTION SALE

—OF-— Valunbie Business Site on Queen > quare, also Pasture Lots at Brighton.

The premises lately occupied by the Jate Wm. Weeks, on the north side of Grafton Street, will be sold at Public Auction on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd day of May, 1895, at 11 o’clock, forenoon.

Also, at 12 o’clock the same day, 2 one- acre Lots of Pasture Land at Brighton, near Boyle’s Tannery.

Terms made known at sale.

R. BEAIRSTO, Aucticneer.

WM. DODD, Trustee. may3—5135L

PRESSED HAY,

In lots to suit purchasers, cheap. JOHN NEWSON.

ap30—2iu

Black Diamond Line.

ote ae Se = = = a — ; =! RS . eee a eed

The 58. COBAN, sailing from Montreal on Friday, I7th instant, will be due here at Char- lottetown Monday morning, 20th instant, and will sail for Rt. John’s, Newfoundland, via Sydney, carrying horses, cattle and sheep on deck and produce under deck at lowest possible rates.

For further particulars as to freight and passage apply to PEAKE BROS. & Co.,

Agents.

INKERMAN HOUSE AND GROUNDS,

The residence of the late Col. Grey, situated ou the North Riv r, will be sold at Auction, in lots of one acre each, on WEDNESDAY. 22nd May, instant, at 3 o’cloeck in the af er- noon,

The sale will take place on the premises.

A plan of the property may be seen at the office of Robert BReairsto, Auctioneer, Char- lottetown, on and after Saturday, isth inst.

Terms easy ant made known #t sak

For further particnjars apply to A. B. Wear- burton, Solicitor, Cameron Block, Charlotte- town.

maylt

SARAH C. GRAY, A. B. WARBURTON, mayI—Jtw ‘Trustees.

To Masters and Owners of Sailing Vessels.

NOTICE.

The Dominion Coai Company, Ltd, hereby gives notice that after the opening of their Railway to Louisburg, now expected to be about June Ist, 1895, 1f will undertake at that portand at Littie Glace Buy to ioad sailing vessels with Coal from minesin connection with the Sydney and Louisburg Raliway with despatch, as follows:— At the rate of one nun- dred tons per working dey, beginning 48 hours after booking. Failing this, demurrage will be paid at the rate of 5 cents per ton of cargo per day, unless prevented by strikes and acci- dents in the Company’s Mines and on its Railway.

H. M. WeInes.

may6—-tIm d&w *resident.

House & Lot on School Street.

3y Auction, THURSDAY, May léth, at 12 o’clock, on the premises :—

The House and Lot on School Street, the property of Mr. L. Champion, beauti- fully situated on high ground. Imme- diate possession. Ternis cash.

A. McNEILL & CO., mayll—4i Auctionecrs.

NEW CROP MOLASSES

NOY LANDING.

EX SCHOONER “IDA ”:

255 Puncheons Choice Bright Antigua Molasses

38 Tierces “ “ Molasses 43 Barrels = “ “ 50 Puncheons Diamond L. Demerara

Very Bright Grocery Molasses. —ALSO—

Expected daily —Schooner “ Neva, with fall cargo Barbadoes Sugar and Molasses,

N. RATTENBURY. May 13—~2w eod eo

FLOWER SEEDS |!

When buying Seeds I always get the best and newest varieties grown, as itis jastas cheap to grow the best qualities as the o'd kind of five or ten years ago, and there is as much improvement in Flower culture as there is in anything under the sun. I always go to the original grower for the very newest Seeds.

G. H. BASZARD.

In connection with the above, we beg to say that we have now on sale a collection of Choice Flower Seeds. Read our list of Eckford’s Selected Varieties of Sweet Peas. “ PRIMROSE,” the standards and Wings ale yellow. “QUEEN OF THE ISLES,” scarlet mottled, white and purple. “ SBNATOR,” standard’s shaded and striped chocolate on cream ground “CAPTAIN OF BLUES,” bright pur- ple blue. “CARDINAL,” bright crimson searlet. “ COUNTESS OF RADNOR,” delicate lavender. «“ APPLE BLOSSOM,” white lilac and rosy pink, ® EMILY pure white. “ECKFORD’S CHOICE MIXED.” All the above in 5c. packages. Five packages for 20 cents.

HASZARD & MOORE.

HENDERSON,” extra fine

may9

FURNITURE!

FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

I am instructed by Mr. George Mutch to sell by Auction at his residence, Sidney Street, on THURSDAY, the 16th day of May, instant, commencing at ll o’clock, a. m.3 —

All his Household effects, comprising Piano, Grandfather’s Clock, Parlor, Din- ing Room, Hall, Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture, Wagons, Beer Pumps, Fluid Beef Fountain, and other articles.

R. BEAIRSTO, Auctioneer.

wky li

may8—dy eod

~ The Firm that make the BICYCLES I handle do not

make any mistakes in the manufacture of steel. They finish their wheel in the very They warrant Don’t buy

best shape. them throughout.

until you see them.

“PERFECT”

——AND——

«GARDEN CITY”

ices abiclas

W. E. DAWSON’S. CHTOWN TO BOSTON

—-BY THE——-

Fast Steamship ‘' Olivette.” BUY YOUR TICKETS

——FROM——

Ww. W. Clarke,

TICKET AGENT,

Corner of Queen and Water Streets.

Charlottetown, May 14, 1895.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1895

— a

RUM A Al WAYe

in Low Prices.

Charlottetown, May 13, 18°5—dy

W. (. TURNER, who for a number of years was head

all its Cloths from PURE WOOL only. Call at the store Cash, or exchanged for Wool in the usual way.

Itighest price paid in Cash or Trade for Wool. I will cash to the Farmers of this Island for 50,000 lbs. of Wools MASONIC TEMPLE BUILDING,

Corner.

Ww. Cc.

Charlottetown, May 2, 18{5—246 & wky

MONCTON WOOLEN MILLS

Ready For Business!

TWEEDS ever shown on the Island, all new and pretty patterns.

a comenereneeenrarennenneeenncanans _ —

Y

ee —e

to see our stock of BOOTS and SHOES

when you want to buy. We are the leaders

J. B. MACDONALD & C@.,

QUEEN STREET, OPPOSITE THE MARKRT.

clerk in the employ of the

McKay Woolen Co., has secured the Agency for the Island of the Moncton Woolen Mills. This is the largest and best equipped Woolen Mill in the Maritime Provinces, and makes

and see the finest line of

Will be sold low for

pay the highest price in this season.

Grafton Street, three doors below J. D. McLeod’s

TURNER.

wh nna io Aeae pal tenet - = — va

NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate of D. M. RICHARDS & CO. by book account.or other- wise, will be kind enough to settle their amounts before the id5th May, 1895, at their office and save expenses, as the busi- ness is being sold out. Charlottetown, April 29, 1895.

Ladies !

W hat will Stand such Usage as this except Fibre Chamois ? 4 z

interlining A HANDSOME PUFF SLEEVE, if supported by FIBRE CHAM- OiS, may be twisted and wrung like a wet cloth, and then, with a light shake only, wil) stand out as stylish and graceful as ever. Some materials may not stand this but the lining always will—and that is harder usage than a gown will get in a life time. It hus a Soft Smooth Finish, and will not wear the finest fabric. At - all the leading stores—iw three weights, 64 in. v ide, 35c, per yd. Every yard of the Gexurne FIBRE CHAMOIS 1s Laneten. Be- ware of inferior imitations. Patented July, 1890. Trade Mark Registered. The wholesale trade ouly sapplied by THE CANADIAN FIBRE CHAMOIS CO., Montreal. 3i—may 13

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ALABASTINE !

°T) Mix in Gold Water Ready for Use,

It is sanitary and cleansing as well as beautiful, and is positively permanent.

Does not fade, does not rub off. can be stippled, can be bended. Sixteen different shades Sold only by DODD & ROGERS.

Ch’town, May 7, 1895—246 if i j J Makes 100 |

Is a Question Often Asked,

And we ask it now—and if you have not trie¢. us we would invite you to our store to see our great display of Clotbs. We guarantee you a perfect fitting Suit. Give us a trial and we are sure you will be pleased.

and white.

Hats, Ties, Collars, and all kinds of Underwear cheap.

Waterproof Coats very cheap.

JOHN MACLEOD & CO.,

Charlottetown, May 4, 1895—135 w

And Men ot all sizes, figures, shapes, forms and _propor- tions, are fitted perfectly aad elegantly at our Store.

Good Dressers Have Their Suits Made to Order

From Cloths Selected from our

IMMENSE DISPLAY GF WOULENS.

“Jmmense” is the word to describe it, because it is im- mense in quality, extent and variety, and the BUSINESS and EVENING DRESS SUITS we are producing from them are taking good dressers by storm. You see what a perfect fit really means when inspecting one of our examples of

sartorial art S. A. McDONALD,

DR. H. D. JOHNSON EYE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Office « - Kent Street

Aug 16, 94—ly Wants, Lost, Found, &¢

4 dvertisernente under this heading charged five cents per line.

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FOR SALE—Dwelling house situated on Dorchester Street, containing thirteen rooms and shop with larze yard and stable. The house is suitable for boarding house, or if desirable could bs made into double tenement. For jurther particulars apply to Mrs Joun KELLY. lw—mayl)

FOR SALE—A second-hand buggy.—G H TAYLOR, Jeweler, 3i pie mayls

WANYTED—A gen ral servant, Apply to Mrs ARTHUR NEWBERY. maylé

TO LET, with one or three acres of land, “Park View’ Cottage, eight rooms, newly finished, opposite the l’ark at Brighton Beach, Apply to A MACNEILL. mayli

PASTURE TO LEf within city limits good water, Apply to J. A. LonG@wortThH. may9—tf

FOR SALE OR TO LET—A nice house and lot on Fitzroy Street, near Kensington Hall. Apply to wi L. Gorr. lw—mayy

WANTED—A position as beok-keeper by an experienced accountant; best references furnished Apply to D A L, EXAMINER office. 3i—may?9

WANTED—Help, men or women, in every Jocality (local or travelling), to introduce & new discovery, and keep our show cards tacked up on 'rees, fences and bridges through- out town and country; steady employment; commission or salary $65 per mon.h and ex- pecses, aod money deposited in any bank when started. For particulars write THE Wor up MEDICAL Evecrnric Co, P O Box 221, Londen, Ont, Can dy Im—api7

HOUSE TO LET -Situated on Euston St, near Hillsboro, commodious and convenient; possession any time. Apply to R K Jost, S:amper’s Corner. eud ti—may!l

MRSS RSTUMBLES having removei to the commodious dwelling house corner Prince and Dorchester Streets, lately occupied by Mr Ostrander, is prepared to provide beard and lodging fora limited number of boardors; table board also provided; patronage solicit- ed. 62i—maylil

W ANTED, by the end of June, a woman of 25 or 3v years of age, who has had experience in cookingand housework ; oply two in fanal- ly. Apply to Mrs CHAKLES PALMER, Hills borcugh Square, eod—-may!3

W \NTED-—Coat, vest and pant makets at

JouNn MACLEop & Co’s. ti~—may!} MiLCH COW WANTED--Apply to MR F

PETERS. if—mays

div LEr—the desirable two story tenement welling on Prince Street, now occupied by John Quirk, Esg. Possession given first of May. Apply to PEAKE Bros & Co.

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WAN: ED-.--A good busheler for making alterations ih readymade clothing, repairing suit*, ete; e004 wages; week work; steady empioyment.—MCKAY WOOLEN Co.

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WANTED—Energetic, reliable canvasser for lie insurance. Address “* Insurance,” P O Box 277, Charlottetowa, apli

PASTURE TO LET~—At Mount Edward, near the Pottery, anc at Brighton, in rear of Victoria Barracks. Enquire of C A Hynp- MAN. 2i l)—may!le

WANTEDIMMEDIATEHLY-A good steady boy to take care of a garden and do general outside work. Apply at this office.

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TO L&T—A very comfortable and pleasant ly situated dwelling house of 12 rooms, inciud ingsmali bath room and convenient paatry, having lawn and shade trees in front, on Mil- furd street. Brighton Road; rine minutes- walk from post office, five minutes from bath. ing house, Victoria Park; reat moderate- Apply to W C Harris, Jk. may4

TO LET—Two offices in the Stamper Block. Apply to Prowss Bros. tf-mayt

TO LET— The bouse at the head of Pownal Street lately oceupied by Mrs John Dorsey; heated with hot water; possession given at once. Apply et Tue EXAMINER Office.

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WANTED—A smart young girl to atiend a fruit and confectionery store; one with ex- yeriepce preferred. Apply to W A CHING, Box 27, Summerside, P . lw—may4

TO LET—The store on Queen Street next to Johnsoa & Johnsoa’s Drag Store. Apply wo J B MACDONALD & Co. tf—apis

WANTED —A middle-aged, respec.able wo- man as housekeeper. Ap,ly, Stating wages required and references, lo Rev. E. T. WooL- LAKD, Georgetown. dy 3i & wy guar—mylt

PASTU RE—The subscriber can take a few head of horned cattle to pasture afver ist of June; rumnipg stream threugh the fleids.— BENJAMIN WRIGHT, dy 2aw ti—mayl4

FOR SALE-—Dwelling House, pleasantly situate¢ on Upper Prince Street, containing cight rooms, with good yard, stabie and coach house ‘he house ic heated with hot water. A 80, t#o oullding Jots on Bishop Street. For patticulars apply to G B GaegKrerr.

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STEADY MAN can find profitable employ- menttrying to wear out a pairof J M Me- Leod & Co’s wear-resistiug shoes. apd

MONEY-—Loans made on farm or city pro- erty. applyw F W L Moors, Solichor, Paton ouse Coraer, _ harlottetown,

ap2—dy law (?) wky lm SECUND-HAND SAFES and Office Desks for sale, safes have combination locks, and are as good as new, Enquire at MCKAY WOOLEN Co, may6t

WANTED—A good canvaser for every county in Nova Seotia, New Branswick and Prince Edw Island, toseii a speciaity ta farmers; exclusive contro! ; now is the time to introduce it, Address, enclosing stamp ior reply, P O Box 76, Montreal, Que. Mention this paper. 2m 135—aep2%s

ee ral acornase>ssinceenerinne cmossnsionatetaeeseeguinasacaajgiaeniinma AGENTS WANTED to handle our hardy, Cauadian grown nursery stock; ¢ pay at once, exclusive territory; whole or ; we -control all special lines —stone & We =a M.on'real, Que; J W Beall, Manager. en- tion this paper. 2m (4)—may3s

W aNTED—An experienced person to take charge of two babies; good wages given, Ap- ply to Mas F PETERS, Sidmount, ti—~mays

LOST—On Monday afternoon, bstween Weymouth and Prince Streets, a lady's waterproof cape. The tinder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office, may?

= W ANTED—A general servant ina family oftwo. Apply at this office, f—mayt

WANTED-—Salesmen to sell choice line of hardy trees, roses, shrubs, etc, in cities and villages; no long tramps in the cou stry; no expviienee needed; agents and customers treated as liberal as the best: wile «2 terme; mention this per.—Stone & Wellington,

Ch’town, May |, 1895— 135 THE FASHIONABLE TAILOR

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