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THE DAILY EXAMINFR, CHARLOTTETOWN APRIL & 1898

Again the Shirts Collars & Guffs

Weeks & Co., are once mere fully prepared to astonish you in the Shirts and Co!lars and Cuffs which have already given the public some notable and highly profitable surprises, We have just received about

300 doz. Goilars

FOUR PLY LINEN COLLARS— All the latest shapes and the

paises are 2 fora Quarter (25¢.)

Equal in wear and appearance to any 20c collar you would buy anywhere. Remember the price 124c each.

a> doz. cuffs

Plain single or double kind.

2 Pairs for 45 cents.’

Equals 30c cuffa anywhere.

Unlaundried White Shits

Here is the preatest, remsrkable Uniauodried Shirt you ever saw, at

750.

Worth $1.00 anywhere. Come and examine its strong points.

See tl.e double front Note the double back See the double stitching See the continuous fac- ings and the reinforce- ments with full linen besom and bands,

Sizes 14 to 17},

Wi. A. Weeks & Co

Wholesale & Retail,

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HAND IN HAND

2 articles that should be in every household as they both

Shine We refer to Royal Silver Polish 15 and 26¢

British Furniture Shinldc

Have you ever tried them ? You should—both are good articles-

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Cream Pies 12¢ each Cocoanut Pies ise ° Washington Pies ite * Pastry Pies ee. * Wive Cakes lée “ Jelly Rolls > Jelly Squares 18¢ per doz Ginger Snaps im Oat Cane _— . * Seed Cakes le

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TANTED.— Canvassers to solicit, erders so See Cancdion grown nursery stock; terms lberal; complete assortment. Orders received during April < be eo

’Co., Brown’s Nu : ae. Brown Bros’ © oes

TED.— Two gentlemen lo wders or eee. Apply at this office. a8ipd

hopefu: of results from this raovement.

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TELEGRAPHIC.

UNITED STATES AND SPAIN.

European Powers Take a Hand in the Game.

A Joint Proposal of Mediation.

SPAIN REPRESENTS THAT IF THE UNITED STATES MAY INTER- PERE WITH CUBA THEY WAY INTERFERE IX POSSESSIONS OF OTHER POWERS.

Great Powers will Probably Urga Con- cessions by Spain,

Wasuincrow, April 5.—Notwithetanding many reports of European mediation tbey assumed their first tangable from yester- day afternoon, when at leact two of the foreign establishments in Washington re- ceived official information that an ex- change of notes between the great Powers was now in progress with a view to arriv~ ing at a basis on which they .ould make & joint proposa! for mediation.

[t is evident that the exchange hase not yet been productive of 8 common under- standing as the ambassadors and mivistera at Washington have not yet received in- siructions to initiate a movement,

The only tnformation, thus far, is that notes are passing by telegraph between the capitals of Europe, It had been under- stood that France aud Austria were most active in bring about this movement and that Great Britain bad held aloof from it But it developed yesterday, that the Bri- tish Government was 440 taking pari in the exobange and that in case of con- certed action by the Pcwers, Great Britain probably would sct with the others,

What common grounds the Powers are likely to reach can only be coxjectured. The Spanish @overmment eeems to be

The ceneral view of the d p'cm:tsisthat the movement is not so mucb one towards recenciling the United Statee and Spain as it is to preserve the peace of the world by combined e¢tion.

Spain’s policy in this matter is one of utging on the European powers that if Cube was freed from Spanish eovereignity, the next move under the Munroe doctrine wonld be to bring to an end European controlover other West Indian posees- sions.

Great Britain, France fand Denmark have interests in that locality.

In other quarters it was stated that the influence of the powers was more likely to be exerted on Spain in urging her to the largest possible measure of concession.

LATEST,

THE POWERS MEDIATION LIKELY TO PAIL,

Looks Very Like War at Once, |

Americans to Leaye Havana.

the Powers of Kurope towarde mdiati a between the United Stares and Scain bas received a® severe—probably a fat.)--re- bod in the form of a definite refusal upon the part of the British Government to pai- cipate iv it.

Wasnuineron, April 5.—Members of the Houre of Commons were informed to dav

Havana to take off General Lee and tle United States Consular Officers as well as all Americans who desire to leave the Ts!and.

PARLIAMENT OF (ANSDA.

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Refreshments for the Yukon.

Permits for 11,000 Gallons of Whiskey Given by the Government,

THE PREMIER AND MR, TARTE ILL.

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Little Changes Expected in the Tariff.

Orrawa, April 5.—The Kettle river railway hill passed though the House of Commoes Committee yesterday. Before the House adjourned, Mr. Davier succeed- ed in fourth attempt made by bim to get at facts with regards te the Yukon liquor permits,

Sir Louis Davies stated that permits for taking in 11.500 gallons between May 5th, 1897 and August 10th 1898, were recom- mented by Mr. Sifton.

Sir Wtlfrid Laurier and Hon, Mr. Tarte are both confined to their beds,

There is very littie curiosity about the tariff statement,, today. No important changes are exected in the ordinary ecale of duties. '

The revenue seems to be ample, so that no new taxes are required and is not ao Jarge that any duty can safely be taken off.

BRITISH HOUSE OF COMMONS

Scene over the Imprisenment of a Seaman.

Redmond Removed by the Sergrnt at Arms.

- : ? Loxpon, April 5.—There was 8 seehe in the House of Commons vestsrdsy on the acknowledgment of the Firet Lord of the Admirality that a seaman; of the battle ship Resolution had been sentenced toa fortnight in the ship's cells for wearing a shamrock on St. Patrick’s Day in diso- bedieuce of orders. Mr. Goschen exp'ained ove of discipline. Mr. Redmond (Parnelliie) hotly replied and eventually had to be removed by the Ser,eantat Arms.

the matter as

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DRUNKENESS CAN SBR CURED

We guarantee to every victim of the liquor or drog habit, no matter how bad the case, that when our new vegetable medicine ie taken as directed, al! desire for liquor or drugs is removel within three daya, and a permanent cure eflected in three weeks. The medicine is taken privately and without interfering with business duties. Immediate resulte— normal appetite, eleep and clear brain, and health improved in every way. Indisput- able testimony sent sealed. We invite

Loxpox, April 5.—The movement of

rict inyestigat ions. Address The Dixon

|Cure Co.,No 40, Park Avenue, (near

Milton street) Montreal. eazy 2

WALL PAPER

FACTS

IN 1895

Bought out the Wall Paper business of the Bazaar Co.

IN 1898

We have the largest Wall Paper business on P, E. Ialand,

Our New Show Room

Is an ideal place for selecting Wall Paper.

Wall Paper, arranged to show Call and inspect.

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Nothing in it but how it looks when on the wall.

GEO. CARTER & Co.

The Largest Importers of Wall Paner

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New Sailor Hats New Walking Hats

New Dress Hats

New Hat and Bonnet Shapes New Ribbons— New Flowers—-New Ornaments.

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THE YUKON.

Cost of Opening Communica- tion

A Senate Committee Appeinted.

Orrawa, April 5.—In the Senate yes- terday Sir Jchn Carling moved for the appointment of a committee to inquire into the feasibility and probable cost of opening up direct communication this season, be-~ tween the existing railway svetem and the vavigation waters of the Yukon. The motion was assented to.

DIED.

Fell asleep in Jesus, on Sunday, 3.d

inst., at the residence of her sister, Mre. George Pexke, Euston Street, Kathleen Beatrice, youngest daughier of 8. Frances and the late George W. DeBlois, aged 28 years. " {Funerul will leave house on Wednesday, 6ih inet., at 2.15 p, m. (loca!) for St. Pavl’s Church, thence by train to Sher- wood Cemetery. Relatives and friends will please sccept this notice. ]

(Guardian and Patriot please copy.)

Bopy Recovarep.—The body of the lae Daniel Gili was recovered last night, in Piequid River, a short distances from his home. An inquest was held and the ver- dict was accideutal drowning while crossing the river on broken ice.

qnvaniangnan

Tux Parixcass nrrived in Pictou about ten o’clock, and is expected here this evening. She left Charlottetown at fire this morning.

How to Get Rich. We refer to the richness of the blood If you are pale and thin, you are poor in ttrength and nerve power. Scott’s Emu!-

sion drives away thinness and pallor, and brings rich blood and nerve power.

Carter's

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Jas. J. Corbett, ex-champion pngilist, is talking agaip. Rutthistime heis pot talking fight. He is telking of running for Congress next fall, as he has been ten- dered a democratic nomination by some of his sporting friends.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Mies Sneeston, Masseuse and Manicur Parlour, residence of Mr. A. H. Clements Kent St. Hours, 4to 6p. m. 73 lw.

Ladies wishiag hats or bonnets trimm~ ed for Easter are requested to leave their orders as soon as possible at F Perkins & Co, Sunaveide,

NOTICE |!

Application will be made at the presen session of the Parliament of Canada, fo an actto incorporate the subsidiary bigt eourt of the Ancient Order of Foresters, in the Dominion of Canada; a friendly an Benevolent Society, with all other meces- sary power, incidental thereto, to carry ont the said society’s objects, ani for other purposes,

Dated 25th March, 1898.

D. F. MACWATT, Solicitor for applicauis.

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