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Arab [ A i Crs Aral a police rt =e I - plemied <a he ¢ H fr ¢ : : s M - r \ . ary I 1. BE. M Applied M Mr. Morrison, wil y iT - wie a y : j a 4 4 i Fitzg ’ 5 t) c tr : { av I ‘ ‘ Bs f at the grand The cor ex e thar natified th the irri | here : ’ ; \ 4 i ' M su’? £ the n a par with | cit ng His Excellency, the Countesa of Aber- i Hall, were play re Let ther u . . >

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English Satteens, etc., “oy Ne vue of °

BY ER BROS. re before a large ar- lu ! Mantles

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Weather Bulletin.

Toroxto, March 36,10 o m. Fresh or

stationary, or @ little higher

strong werteriy 4 nds; clear-

MLL LLL_ eae:

18 cents per yard. |

‘MABK WRIGH? & 60,, LTD,

lem pera |

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Tavespay, March 29 Che House met at half-past three this afternoon

A fle; prayers and the rea lit s of the } a:8, Mr J < nn Ba was sworn in as Clerk, and Fredk. W Hughes as A ssiat-

ant Clerk Mr. MeKint

iraft ad

ved and ad and i ie c Ay ior rinorrTo\ is ler W. Gardiner .{ } g and | 1 e ls H u ‘ | 1 There were two othe ’ u Te Examiner Pub g Compa and ¢ Ha . Moor Li wena M : Pt , . t es | i al S tu Vs ef the Hous submitied their re- } h was r ved and committed | tit House Mr i Alt ha After ress was reported The ; « } \f 3 ‘ adopted i i aun PERSONAL st i { Weeorg ‘ Visiter H registered at the Hote ID) ” I S at Hot D rule G.I A.A s J I Elv, Bostor o:- 2:3 re tla ix H Mr. Gladstone G i Frida ] M a i thre ) Hete ‘ here re f as. *"LeBout er, Me i Cc. yn, Cardiga J. M. Egan, M = rt W ] I vg = r Miss 1 Dempsey, d Messer. Jar Paton. W W. Stanler 1S. MeLeod nh hav bee abroad sing dry good ssed to George Staniey at lay and reached { » thes \ Ne Newt ia har wl ‘ ’ pany s ave at Da ( \W nesday was erly 4 Washington and was 8 In her tifteenth ' M ss Top fi’s scude i »¢ honor of 3 ts l ' tas ¢ j ‘ y he a i vis Ar -—_- —~ 2-ere oe ee Seat Fisuise.—Reports from the New-

foundland sealing fleet are of a discOurag-

+ character All the steamers have poor ‘

- _— fee Marker.—There was a fair attend at the market to-day. Butter ¢fresh) lat from 24 to 25c.; butter (tub) 19 to 2 eggs, 12 to l4c.; wild geese, 80c. There was no material change in the price e > Meet Las yy med ts w a Dr. S. R J n vit] anat 2 a is i I Ww - TOScope. 5 This demonstration was ary to a course of leetures the

pre iin

“ie a s ; Doctor has kindly promised to deliver |

fore the students « f histoleey - Maritme Covy Staxes.—The follow-

+ Jaland horses have been nominated t Marit me Pr ving colt stakes, ed by Mr. James. W. Power, Halli- which are to be contested on Auzust 22nd and 23rd. Yearlings, 4 mile heats, 2 ;- AN Large, Charlottetown; Alex Kennedy, Southport; W. A. Brennan, Sum- merside; Milford farm, Charlottetow I wo-vear-olds mile heats, 2 } N. Large, Charlottetown; W. A. Bren- , Summerside; Milford Farm, Char- tetown ; N Three-year-olds e he: 2 ; 4. N. Large, wo; W. A. Bren- nan, Summerside; Milford Farm, ot tetown ' BIRTH \t St. Paul’s Rectory, March 29th, the | f the Rev |

W. Hamlyn, of a danghter

DIED

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In this city on Thursday the 29th inst.. }

Ellen, dearly weloved daughter of John | and Mary Conway, aged 19 years. May

her soul rest In peace

Funeral from her late residence Grafton

Street East on Saturday morning a’ a |

juarter to nine o'clock.

in Charlottetown, March 30th, Mary J Me Donald, beloved wife of Robert Mort!-

mer, in the 34th year of her age } Funeral from her late residence, | Euston Street, on Sunc'ay morning at nine xk, to Lot 48 cemetery.] '

to have our New Store, | on the corner of Queen Richmond Streets B. old |

stand), open for business |

and (C, Warren's

next week.

Johnson & Johnson, THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS.

h2s

A

Fashionable ‘Girl

- Fashionable Furniture,

BELIEVES IN

{ (The kind we make.)

We will “fashion” the)

prices so that all can buy

Fashionable Furniture.

Who sell at Selling Prices.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER . L AND OTHER ITEMS. PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE.

HATS. HATS.

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= “New Styles,

Nobby

Styles,

Latest Styles.

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Large

Assortment !

Low Prices!

HARE

HATS! SOFT HAT: |GREAT REMOVAL SALE!

Square and Round Crown.

Wats to Fit All Heads ! Suit All Faces !

Suit the Weakest Purse !)

BROTHERS,

ts lish

PROWSE

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Charlottetown, March 19, 1

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Hatters.

We SEL? ROCERIES HEAP!

aiways

vant valne for money

WE GIVE by. You

Satisfaction. | ‘al

SAP. Conre Ween! stock of STAPLE CERIES. We have an meet with a fair, seat

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Common Sense Fact

The lewest price is not | Ww GIVE

cheapest Y

¢ i want best quality at -lowest ound te please all possible

Hsp AND

ali wants an

SANDERSON & CO.

Ne veon Blox s

SOOO HE GOSOOO9OO 0909060 56606566 0909096006 $9609090660 3

ibt> Sens Fad want ft ave every vou

can when

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prices.

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t Complete FANCY GRO-

ATT assortment, { satisfy all comers

rp yr ti best of i

Vict i Row

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The Truth, ‘The V7hole

to keep it.

Truth,

Nothing but the Truth, will always be found in our advertisements. we WE KNOW A C000 DEAL |

claim to have the lead on the Fine Custom Tailoring | and Gentlemen’s Furnishings trade. and we are bound | Our stock is one of the largest and best |

assorted in the city, comprising the newest designs in English, Scotch and Canadian Tweeds, Worsteds, Ser-

ges, etc. Don’t leave

seeing our goods.

finish is sure to please you. All-wool Custom-made S

your order anywhere without

The prices are low and the fit and}

Have you seen our $10.00

suit 9

— A “yi E- = SS DD “ fre BR CHK, Charlottetown, March 21, 1894—m w f

Fashionable Clothier.

Charlottetown, March 24, [IR94—1

GENTLEMEN'S

Fancy Regatta Shirts.

New

see our window.

For Spring

HARRIS & STEWART,

London House.

Ch’town. Mareh 29, 1894—dv

Styles |

Columbia Model, 37.

ONE LOT OF HANDSOME

BROOCHES

The Regular Price of which would be

from &1.25 to #2.50

Your Choice for 75 cts,

They won't stay with us long at this |

exceed I naly low price.

CAMERON BLOCK. mch29—~dy

This beautiful Bieycle—the youngest | member of .the Columbia family—will be om exhibition in a few days in Messrs. | Haszard & Moore’s show window. It is 1 for its weight (214 lbs.) the lightest and

{ strongest road wheel ever built. Look

| out for it!

R. M. YOUNG, mch28 Agent

‘

| Our competitors in the WALL PAPER trade seem to be ' Planes,

JOST BOUGHT!

FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1894 ‘The Bewt'fal ima Phot,

A line of English Papers in

9 | oo$F $s Ww re now preparel 10 mak

Gilt, Washable and Cheap— rn oni ian Ath unt kegel

The. are the most d irali j odk

THE

WHITE first-class patterns—excellent quality, baie ‘pate ra i vai PAPER at 33° to 50 per cent. below regular aK ay ope wut a a Chih ITSELF price. It costs nothing to see our samples,’ ma Tt DOUBLE ROLLS pc Sane sera

MORE BEFORE PRINTING.

+*$5s3e

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ONLY !

MOORE

‘The Wholesale and Retail Paper Dealers.

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Charlottetown, March 30, 1894—m wf

CoPrrvrasc,

Harrison's ¢

ture.

liansen’s Corn Salve, Salve, Lutiuams ¢ iOorn Cure, Corn Plastera <

Gu-t Our). Drugs. * Medicines, ete.

Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots & Shoes. "“°"\""™

mebh2s

Do

orn Holloway’: ( Felt and Kid

On the first of May we will move into DODD'S BUILDING, MARKET £QUARE, a Pate

and before. doing so we purpose clearing out a lot of

Chemicals,

You Want to Buy

The goods will be sold much lower-than the same goods can be bought elsewhere. | We will not take the trouble to move them if LOW PRICES will do it for us. So if. you want.to buy cheap Dry- Goods, Ready-made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, we can save you a lot of money by getting your supplies from us.

J. B. MACDONALD & CO. GHILDREN’S

si — GLOTHING 2

Ik SO, what you it you buy where you

buy the CHEAPEST

Charjotietown, March 30,

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SPORTSMEN

do Sul

ean

For One Month I will give 10 p. c. Discount on

GUNS AND RIFLES.

OX) me a

Prewse Brothers’ Is THE SFT!

Just Received, Four Thou- -sand Dollars’ worth of CHIT- DRENS CLOTHING at

PROWSE BROTHERS,

‘My Stock is now Complete~and Comprises ‘Ryerything in this Line. ri» woudertu:onexp ven

P. S.--If vou want a Hit buy itet PROWSE BROS’.

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“sherwood Cemetery Co.

You will find it to your advantage. before starting on your tour, to call on me.

W. E. DAWSON. WE DON'T KNOW MUCH

but

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| The Annual Meeting ot the Sherwood Ceme- ery Company will be held in the Stipendiary Magistra'e’s Court Room, City Building, on

ot

WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of April next, at 3 oclock, p. m., for the fjand the } business,

election of Directors transaction of By order, IiBNRY SMITH, Secretary Sherwood Cemetery Co mch2s.-wstu patth «sm

~'p. E Island allway.

other important

Charlottet March 19, 1894—m w f

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On an lafter FRIDAY, 15th December, 1295, the trains ef this Railway will run daily (Sun- days exce sted) as follows Read down

. M. Leave 7b

About writing ads., Read up

Arrive P.M

a ew | ee ee ee ee Un eae Charlottetown, 310 : « 7H -.. Royaity Junction 25) - 817 North Wiltshire. i” 5 30. -Hunter River if) 900 40+ pene ORM. » +2. s+- 107 See. 2c aa Junetion..... 12 58 . SON. ice. nae rectOwn...........-.--.12 42 ing J TRE also about markin | Siteeedkasccian Kensington ...... o- sone one about making FURNITU RE e aul 8 | to 2) iS: eee Lvl’ . : : P.M A. M. it at prices that make it sell. Try us and see | i249 LV... 0: Summerside..........Ar 10 59 } " BD 0 6di'vsS oc oc cngds 6 o.000css-cceaennee : ; eS Si suboseees t: ‘Wellington............ |. 1608 if we don’t do all we say. We are going to , hepa Pee creseerstseed 19 ae f . a <pexisnr Os Bhs. coccss <<, ne keep up our reputation for selling THE BESy, con ons n- ooo ions 2 6B Ye Dee AP. cacse Tignish -. Lavy 60) FURNITURE FOR THE LEAST MONEY. . P.M bts “ALM, 5 ? 230 Ly . Charlottetown..........Ar 1030 2m0.. Royalty Junction...........10 10 i al S RP 0] ' 35) Ar Mount Stewart.... Ly 8% : se 522..... oo +e MRGIGAR, 6.600. seessccee 73>

J ‘ 5 Perhaps he is house build-| 4% 4

; .. Georgetown....

itg. Judging by the satisfied eM. eed AM

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‘look he wears he must haved T0000" "Moret BIT

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” } bought his tools from us, as| 60 A? vee BOUTS... ses oa 6D

f F everyone who buys our tools eet bp ebedes rerecareeeoenoannaae sina

° to » > |e ee Emerald J OS cctad Ar82

A Clear Statement of Facts. |is siistiea, whether it be one| fy magma rmeuon af

(of the celebrated DISSTON’S * |Saws, Nova Scotia Axes, Chisels, or any other tool. They are also more than pleased with our House- building supplies, which are of first quality, and we are selling so low that some peo-

D. POI'TINGER

‘ Gen, Mgr. Can. Govt. Railways J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent. Charlottetown, Dec, 14, 1893.

Wants, Lost, Found, &&¢

Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.

anxious to advise the public as to what kind of Rolls to buy, ‘whether 8 yard, 12 yard or 16 yard. For the convenience of ‘customers we keep all kinds, and allow you to judge which is ‘the most preferable. There is one statement we cannot but ‘challenge. They say that they sell 16 yard Rolls at the same

WANTED 10 RENT.—A House of five or

; . ‘ : . ix rooms & e. Enquire is price competitors ask for 8 yards. Do they? We quote 8 yd. | ple think we must have got} Sqcc0m™ 006 “mall More. ache | Paper from 3 cents per roll up, not Remnants but staple stoek; — for nothing, but we Waa cream wats a oe

- ° < , { ’ ee > ; ; family, by the i ril, , 8 16 yard Rolls from 6 cents up. We are clearing our 12 yard idn’t. The secret of it is| family, by te sth April ashPPly at, tat

/ENGLISH WASHABLE at 15 and 17 cents per roll. These | that we bought in the best | papers are worth 45 cents per roll. We give no bluff but markets for spot cash, and are ‘genuine bargains. satisfied with a small profit. | Our first shipment of New American Paper, direct from Farmers, Carpenters, House the factories (in 16 yard Rolls), has just come in, and you | Builders, Blacksmiths, Paint- | will at once see they are the finest ever shown in Ch’town. ers, come and get our prices.

BAZAAR COMPANY, Papermen FENNEL & CHANDLER,

1OST—In the Post Office, a small kage of money in silver. Fincer will please tenee it at this office. mech2)

TO LET.—A convenient tenement house containing seven rooms, situate on Orleba: Street. Possession given Ist Mav. Enquire of MRS. BLATCH, corner of Great George and Fitzroy Streets, dyZaw meh?

TO LET—A House on Dorchester Sesest with six rooms, adjoining residence of J 3

. given on or oo ome am Apel eet. Appty to (OMA | Charlottetown, March 14, 1894—m wf i VICTORIA ROW annals wed sat—meh!? ———=— —= | meh9 WANTED.—A House to rent in

April or

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, With parlor, dining room, kitchen, and not less than four bedrooms, ‘Apply “at this b?

ROBERT PALMER & CO, — aie > FOUND. 38 ‘Charlottetown Sash and Door Factory.

READ THIS!

We are now better prepared than ever to supply Contractors with PANEL DOORS and FRAMES, SASHES and FRAMES, MOULDINGS and FINISH SPOUTING and CONDUCTORS, STAIR RAILS, STAIR BALUSTERS, NEWEL POSTS, which are always kept constantly in stock. cae

We are also prepared to do all kinds of JOBBING in Planing, Jointing, Mor ticing, Tennoning, Jig and Fret Sawing.

All kinds of GOTHIC WINDOWS made at ‘shortest notice.

Our Machinery is new and of the very best description, and we manufacture of the best Quebec pine. Give us a call.

ROBT. PALMER & C@.,

Ch’town, Nov. 3, 1893—wky PEAKF’S NO. WHARF,

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FORK RENT --The subscriber intending to ; — ~ inane, une very —, House oc bt 00 Blin siti y "OTS enpied by him on the corner of Prince ae After careful ANALYSIS of samples it cdvesier dite ae taeens on ee an

j ot ist May wext. Itis a first-class House in ali

respects, and is heated with hot water through- out. For particulars apply to Judge Alley or WrOODILL’S

to the subscriber on the premises.—[, J, OSTRANDER. if—mehl5 purchased by me at several Greeeries, I found them PURE, WHOLESOME, WELL PROPORTIONED.

TO RENT.—On the Ist of May Stores on Queen Street, at present ccoupred be GEORGE LAWSON, Ph. D., L. L. B.,

tne subscribers. Will be let separately or ax Halifax,”

one Store, if desired. Rent moderate ; to]. B. MACDONALD & Co. Queen Stree PY mec :

HOUSE TO LET—The Dweiling at p occupied bv Mr, T. 1. Chappelle on — street, Contrining eleven rooms, *heated throughout with hot water, with gas fixtures and electric light. House in g00d order.

onpession given Mays Ist. Apply to F. &, Moore ead ti fe,

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