Fees Fo NN illyit

Come and see us during your

Whether yeu

visit to the city. be

: oat wish to buy or not we will

pleased to have ycu cal!. Should

vcu desire anything in Drugs, Toilet articles, Perfumes, Cigars or tobac co. we are givi 1g speci- ally Icw prices in these lines this week, : i. b h George &. Hughes The People’s Drugzgiet. “ Apothecaries’, Hall,

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The : : Best : In The City $ That is what we always ®

havein baked goods. We take every precaution in selecting the best ingredi- ents; then we mix them as only experts can do and watch carefully the

baking. Our Oatcake is unexcelled.

Try some. | Only 12c a Ib.

Telephone 98. D. Stewart

FEorirper Bakery BAKES KEST BREAD,

segesiseens 4 892 C8228 2

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AMINER.? You can’t do better. You may do wors?.

Good work at low prises : and done when promised,

The Examiner Job Print

Ch’town’s Leading Printers. Cor. Queen and Richmond Streets

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WANTED.-.A mar servant, must be rec~ COmMended. Apply to Bdward Bay field.

Head Quarters

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Dress

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Millinery

WEEKS & CO.

Mantles and Jackets WEEKS & CO.

Ledies ard Gentlemen call ‘ome of the n any bargains they

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CRAB APPreg

20 Tranecendent~ 1 Mrs Jane Mathe son, St Avards; 2 Mre W H Rodd New Hampshire; 3 J O Gill, York,

20 Golden--1 Picion Rogere, Nort} Bedeque; 2, Henry Howard, York, 20 Hyslop-1 J A Murray River Road; 2 E Fraser, Verion Rive:

Bridge; 3 W Howard, Souih Wiltshire

20 Queen’s Choice of Montrea! Beaut —1 MreJ E Sentner, Powna)- 2 Heo: ? Murchison, North River; 3F L Haexerd city. ’ . 20 ee John A Murrry, Clyd

iver Road; 2 E Crew, B 153 Penex McKivncn, city oe 20 Clarke's Beauty—1, George E Fuli, city; 2, Mre John Roberteo: , North Rive: 3, Mrs Henry Duneen, Royalty;

Collection of not less iban 5 sorts « not more than 20 eech sorti—1, Joho Kob ertson, Inkermuu; 2, E Roberisoo, Marsh

Clyde

Lic las

<VU avy Other variety--1, Edwin Crew * ,

Buogay; 2, Jobn Duncan, Woeai] ; 2 River; 3, W L Acero, Powzal; PEARS, é 5 Barilett—1l, M.es Isabel Pattereon,

Pictou; 2, A C Starr, PortyW

lians; 3,4 Johnson, Wolfville,

5 Beile Lucrative—1, J Robertson. Inke- man.

5 Beurred Anjou—1, J Roberteon, l. Kerman.

Flemish Beauty-1, Mrs W BR Rod} New Hampsbire;2, A C Starr, Port Wil- lrome; 3, A Johnson, Weoilfvilie.

® Louise Boune de Jersey—1, A C Suter, Port ,Willism; 2, A Jobueon, Wol:vilie; 3, G@ B Fall, city,

6 Sutton’s Great Britain— 1, A C Siarr, | Port William:; 2, A Johnson,= Wolfville. |

5 avy otber variety—1,E Bayfield; city, 2, Isabel Paterson, Pictua; 3, AC! Starr, Port Willises.

Collection of not less than 4 eaco—1,AC Star, Port Joansoa, Wolfville.

eorts, 5 William; 2, A

PLUMS,

20 Magnum Bouum or Yellow Egg~1, W D Coftio, city ; 2,J H Gill, York ; 3 A Vinnicomte, city.

20 Sharpe’s Emperor or Victoria—1,J T Crockeit, city ; 2 E Bayficli,do;3 E G Love do.

20 Brad-haw—1 E Bayfield, city ; 2, R Ratienbury, do; 3 Sadie Mathieson, St Avard’s.

20 Lembard—1 Mrs Jane Matheson, St Avards ; 2 Arthur Jobnson, Wolfviile ; 3 Roland Rattenbury, city

20 Moore’s Arciic—I1st, F Dogberty, city; 20d, Geo Jones, Pownal; 3rd, W J Prowee, Brackley Puoint Road.

20 Waehington--lst, E Bayfield, city; 2nd, A C Starr, Port William, 3rd, A Joh veon, Weltville.

20 Prince Englebert—I1st, F Dogherty city; 2ad, Fred’k LePage, city,

20 Pond’s Seedling—ilet, E Bayrtie'd, city; 2nd, E G Love, ci.y; 3rd, A John- son, Woltvilie.

20 Green Gage— Matthew Allen, city.

20 Biue Damsov—Ilst, F Dogberty, city; 2od, Mrs. Jane Matheson, St. Ayarde; 3ru, Geo H King, city.

20 Shropshire Damson— George Jones, Pownal.

20 Imperiai Gage—I1st E Bayficld, City; 2od Mire Cahill, City; 3rd Arthur Vinni- com be, City.

Any other variety (named)—Ist F Dogherty, city; 2od A Vinnicombe, do ; 3ra E Baytield, do.

Any new variety of merit, from reec originated on this Island within 10 years

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Biliousness, ggur stomach, constipa- tion and all liver ilis are cured by

Hood’s Pilis

The nor-irritating cathartic. Price 25 cents of all druggists or by mail of C€.L, Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.

Goods

at Weeks & Co’s and share in

THESADILY EXAMINERSCHARLOTTETOWN SEPTEMBER 28

1900!

sccompanied by aescription similar tu apples io this claes—Geo H K.ng, City. Collection cf plume, notQ lees than 4} torts of 10 each (aamed)—1st E Bayfield, } City; 2od ki G Love,do; 3ra E Harrie, Pictou, GRAPES.

2 Bunches green (out dco-)—1 J T Rodd, Miltoa,

2 Bunches red (yrown under glasej)—: Eedley F Grosvener, Richibueto, N B.

2 Banches green (grown under giass)— 1H F Gresvener, Rickibucto; 2 Samuel Cobb, city.

2 buaches black (grown oder glas:) — L HF Grosvener, Kichibuctc; 2 Samuel Cobb, city.

Collection, 1 bunch each,4 sorts (grown

under glass)—1 H F Grosvener, Kichi- Hucio, Beat peck of cranberries, cultivated- 1 !

R bi Suaw, Brackley Point. Best peck of Cranberries, wild—1l J B Stewart, Harrington, SMALL BOTTLED FRUIT, PRESERVED WHOLE. Best coileciiou of preserved fruiis ia tlass—1 Mrs C M Dickson, Cenira! On- siow,N S;2 Geo H King, city; 3 H Gil’, York.

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MISCELL, ART WORK AND C_TTON GOOD3. Pain.ing.

Auimel oil) from life—1,Lucy Me- Nc, Malgeque; 2, Mrs KM Moore, eo 39.

Laadscape oil painting— 1, Mrs Geo E F i., citys 2, Etnel Sentner, city.

Marine view oll painting—l, Emma L 5 Moore, Eldon; 2, Ethel Senter, city.

Porirait ol painiiog—1, Lacy Kelly, city; 2, Margaret Irving, Veruoa River Bridge.

Portrait from life (human)—1, Mrs P McN; Bewirsto, S’Side; 2, Lucy Kelly, Cily.

Fiowers or fruit, oi! painting (noi ove glass)—1, Emma L © Moore,Kldun; 2 Mr DW White, city.

Fiowers or fruit, from still life or model —1i, Ethel Seniner,cuy; 2, Joeepbine Lea Page, do.

Aviwal, oil painting—1 Josephine Li« page, city; 2 Lucy McNutt, Malpeqae.

Landscape, water colors—l Annie G Temple, city; 2 Mrs P McN Beaireio, Summerside.

Murine view, water colors-—i Kelly, cuy; 2 Annie G@ Temple, city.

Wa.er culors, sea view, navure—2 Annie G Temple, city.

Crayvn pOrtrait—1 Mrs P MeN Besire sto, Summerside; 2 Lucy Kelly, city.

Houd painted Chinu (fired) prize for finest and most artistic desigu—l Mrs TL A McLean, city; 2 Eugenie Horneby, city.

Vinter ecene—l Annie Clarkin, city; 2Mre DW White, city.

B-st col lection 01.0 d sketches, drawibgs, paiulinge, engravirgs. Piisce Kuward leiand—1 L W cuy;2 Miss Temple, city.

FOR CHILDREN UNDeEB 15.

Landscape or sea view, vil painting—1 Miss Mary James; city.

* Lauuscepe or cea view, water colors —1 1 Kittie Peters, city; 2 Mies Maesey, Sum. mereide,

Flowers from Nature, water colors—{ Miriam Norton, city; 2 Hazel Andrew, S: EKleanor’s

Fruit from nature, water colors—l Miriam Nortou, .city;2 Kitty Peters, do.

Pencil drawing, from still life or model —1 Miriam Norton, city; 2 Chas A An- drew, St Eleanor’s.

Crayon Vrawing--l Miriam Norton, city; 2 Miss Masecy, Summerside.

Hand painted China (fired) prize for iuest aud most artietic deeiga—1 Miriam Norvon, city,

Painting on material—] Miriam N»:-

Lucy

views, eic, of Watson,

fl x ( n@oufse ured 1+29)—11, B-lle Elizabeth Long,

Binc+ Let Ocwher, Judson, Alexandrie; 2 ve New Gissgow,

FISHERIE®,

Bost half doze ~1W S Easton, Georgetown; Best half doz-y fanned | sb-tera

— 3) >} "i ae Simon Piuo, Norih Rusties aston, Georgetown,

| NOTES.

The parade of catile inl horses took place this morning atten o’clock ther were a good map grounds to wituecs it,

There wasalarge altendance et the grounds last wight to +ee the fireworks aud epeci«l: ive, all of whica were grea | erjoyed. A representation of Lord Kiich ener was the etellar accra tion in the fi es works? line the band paying “Soldiers of the Queen.” eee

D canned lobsters ( all-)

(flise) c= e

and y people cn the

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CHEES

Resolution Against Feeding Turn ps

‘The Caeese Board met today. Twenty- 61x factories boarded 6215 cheese. New Dominion, Dundas and Cardigan suld to Mri Haszard at 11} centa. Others refused toeccept this price as follows : Haz:l< brouk, 175 boxer, Hillsboro, 299 toxes, Vernon River, 400 boxes; Orwell, 52u boxes; Kast River, 185 boxe»; Mount Stewart, 100 boxes; St Peter’s, 2.0 boxes:

The following recolution was passed unan:mously ;

Whereas, it has been found by Mr. Morrow, the Provincial Dairy {nstructor, (hat there are already cases of injury done \o the quality of our cheese by the feeding of turnips by our milk patrons and «also by allowmg their cows to graze on marsh land.

Therefore resclyed that in order to guard against such or any lowering of the quelity of cheese or butter from such causes, we hereby request and advise the Board of Directors of the P. EB. Island Dairyman’s Association to take legal pro- ceedings againes any patron or patrons found sending milk to any cheese or butter factory tainted from such feeding.

—Recognition of the scholarship of Dr. Ferguson, soa of Seoator Fergusor, bas been freely accorded in Germany and elsewhere, asappears by the telegraphic despatch that we quote today. We cons gratulate Dr. Ferguzon and his parents upon this fact.

Tue Boston Boat.—The steamer Hali- fax utrived from Boston about three o'clock this morning brioging the follow- ing passengers:~—Jonn Kughau, George Broman, Jas O'Connell, D Finnigan,Miss A McDonald, Mies L M McEacheru, H E Carison, G 8 Carlson, Mr end Mrs J W Robertson, Miss G Harvey, Mrs T Green, Mre L E Pullman, Mre J B Wright, J £ Thayer, L Stanton, Miss Campbell,Mr and Mrs HJ Keayes, H M Scott, Mr McDon- ald, Miss Mary Weeke, Mrs Wm Davis, Miss A Gavin, Miss M Gorman, J gq Bishop, C W Neleon, Jam's Davis, C F Smith, Geo Taylor, W H Haggarty, L Darrach,L R Dixon, Rovt Muoney, E Green.

The Hal fax left on return tu Boston this ; afternoon, Her outward passengers were: HC Connollv, Mre Mitchell, Frank K Melotyre,S Mutch, C BH Buzzell, Annie McEucnern, Miss Scott, Mise Gibson, Alice Conway, Mre E Burke, Samuel Roberts, Mrs Crawford, L Crawford, H Crawford, A Gilman, P McCarthy, Ma-tha McCarth~, Mre H Sterns, Miss Riley, Mies

Lob, City.

PHIT GRAPBRY.

Mis. 2 A McLcap, city, Best th:iee

WOOLEN AND COTTON GOODS) (@ANDMADE.)

74 Yarde Black Cloth, a!] wool, full ireesec—1e+t, Mrs. B Jobneon, Truro; 2d, Mre. Join McPherson, Brookiyn, Lot 61.

74 Yards Grey Civth, ali wool, full drescea— Lat, Mrr. Mary McCarnell, Log Creek; 2uc , Mrs. J B S.ewar', Harrington.

Lacy’s Snawi 1+, Mrs, Timothy Wentberbe, Village Green; 2nd, Belle Judsou, Al. xauaria.

Pair uorse rugs (must be full size)—2 d Katie J Mcbecnerp, Long Crek.

Ten ‘yerds twiied ftlanucel—let Mrs Malcoim McCanneil, Long Creek; 20: Mrs J & Stewart, Harricgton.

Ten yards plain flanoell ~Mrs A L Howe, ruro; Zong Mrsd J McLean, Loog Creek.

Twenty yards carpet, cotton wary, woolen filliog— 1st Mre J M Coles, Mil.on; 2od MreJ A Fergu-on, City,

Tenyards fancy druggei—let Maggie L Weatherbie, Village Green; 24d Mrs l Weatherbie, do,

Ove par blanketsa.] wool—lat Mrs Jacob Judson‘ Aleaandria; 2ud, Miss b. lle Judevn, do

2 Pair meo’s woulen eocke, Island woo! —1,Mre JJ McLean, Lopg Creek; 2 Mre Maicolm McCaunell, Long Creek;

2 Paire women’s Stockinge—1 MreA L Howe, Trun;2 MraG M D.ckeon, Central Onsiow.

2 Pairs men’e woolen miis—1, Belle Juoson, Alexandris; 2, MreJ E sentner, Pownal.

y 1 pair men’s {woclien overells—1, Mrs J & Sevtrer, Pownal:

Collection Knit work--1, Mrs Jobnsor,

are giving this week, CO

Trurc, N $8; Mis Leaec Hoar, Truro.

Hooked Mat (any material)— 1s’, Sedie Raweas, Hamuiltoi; 2ac, Louise Me- Kenzie, Cavendieh. Hooked Mat (all yarn)—I1st, Sadie Rsmeay, Hamilton; Mrs. I Hoar, Truro. Linen (bome-mace) from Island grown ;

| Mies ' Wright, E Macdonald, P Quinn, Mr Lane,

Portraits on porcelain, china or enam®! | —I:, Mre. Fraocis McNutt, cty; 2aa, | Martin, John McCluekey, A J Outer. geueral piciures—Fanoy | Jobueor, City.

McPhee, Mre McPhee, Katie Blanchard, McGregor, Mies O'Brien, Mra

James McDonald, A Trainor, D _ Ferguson,

, Macdonald, M A

' dge, Mre Outerbridge, Miss Landrigan, ‘4 Macdonald, I Morrison, Marion Mac- oiald, Mies McInnis, Miss Frizzell, Alf .cdonald,Jas D Dwyer, Pius McKachern, Mary Hooper, J McGregor, E Gallant, ‘(188 Doughan, Miss Carleon, Mr. Carl- si, A Hubley, ;Belle McKenna,L Hor- tun, J Weatherbie, Maud Horton.

TeakrHeRs AssociaTion.— There was an interesting session of the Teachers’ As- sociation this forenoon, fora repert of which we are not able to find epace today.

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FLALLAGS During f xhibition Week:

We vill be glad to be of any service to our friends in “5 town or country. ® Meet your friends at our WF store, use our telephone, buy

your stamps here and make . usa general convenience,

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\ Short Talk About ° \ The New Fars,

The resalts of “our buyers’ work at Fur Headquarters

months ago, are now showing in

the shape of Qne of the Best Stocks. Not only do we show a sp'endid

Frvecsriuevn here,

rang: of Ladies’ Fur Jackets, bat we show a magni- ficert line of The { Latest Novelties in Fur Neck Wear.

NEW NECX WEAR

All the late t novelties in ‘he most fashionable and durable Furs.

Astrakan

Jackets.

Every Jacket interlined, thus making the pelt extra strong.

No more rips, no more tears. Satisfaction guaranteed.

$18, $25, $30, $35.

Grey Lamb Jackets, Elec- tric Seal Jackets.

Racoon Jackets.

Wombat Jackets.

You are invited to hav: a Icok through our Fur Depart- ment, even if ycu dont want to buy— You wili see a stock of fine Furs that is not excelled in P. E, Island.

Stanley Bros

STORM COLLARS

In all the-best Furs.

$2.25, $3.00, $400 and up.

k nt Su ' ICENTURY. LADIES’ FURS LINED CAPES.

60 to Select from.

This is ove of the most useful and durable of all the Fur gar- ments,

If you go into a hall, church or warm reom you can throw it off and you get the benetit of it when you return to the ecld air.

Our Ladias’ Jacket

Department Is full of the

latest creations of

the world’s manu-

CF yr > j . O - es. Y 3 , + . < C7 INV ! SS

e i \ facturers,

Evgiand, Germany and Canada have sent their quota to make this the<Best Jacket Show in

Charlottetown. We Can Fit § We Can Suit Any Figure. — Any Purse. Prices from $2.50 each to $18. Perfection in Quality, Assortment, Style, Fi-, P.nish and - Workmanship.

sianlev By 08.