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1893.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER. 10,

That Charlottetown wants Sewerage.

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we want an Electric Railway. all the Streets should be Macadamized.

‘no more plank ways should be laid.

permanent walks are nore economical.

we don’t want a second Pipe from the Pumping Station. the City cannot afford it.

no ads. be allowed on the Waterworks Accounts.

it is folly to think of Sewerage.

the City is good enough.as it is.

everyone has a right to their own opinion.

we have a fine stock of Flannels.

our Mantle Department has been a great success, we keep good goods.

we ask fair prices.

our Ladies’ and Children’s Underclothing is A 1. they are selling rapidly,

we offer very special value in Ladies’ Jackets, our Ladies’ Ulsters are a wonderful bargain.

we can fit any Child with a Jacket or Ulster. our Children’s Garments are good and cheap.

STANLEY BROTHERS, - - - - = = BROWN’S BLOCK.

the result of our heavy cash pure

cKAY WOOLEN COMPANY

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As the winter is now approaching we invite our friends and patrons to come and secure some ot our Reefers and Overcoats, which are lower.in price than ever before.

we carry the finest assortment of

hases. We are proud to say that at the present time

READY-MADE CLOTHING that can bo fornd ip any Stere in the city, which we are prepared to sell CHEAPER than any house in the

We would call particular attention to the Clothing made from our own make of weeds, which, as everybody knows, is the best value in the market.

Come and get

our prices and inspect the goods before going elsewhere.

Our steck of 'EFWEEDS we are offering at prices regardless of cost. Our HOME-

MADE 'TWEEDS are worth fifiy per cent more than they are marked, see our magnificent New Stock and be convinced that by dealing with us you are saving

Come and

money. Qur UNDERWEAR department contains the finest and most varied stock ip the city, and we are disposing of them at the most reasonable prices. ; A new line of Drugget just received; also Blanketings for horses and beds in al

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|priees; ‘Trunks and Valises, Hats and Caps, to please old and young in style and price

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR WOOL, CASH OR TRADE

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WOODILUS -

FOR SALE,

Wrecked Schooner “ VERITAS” and

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PROF. GEORGE LAWSON,

Long Boots !

( GERMAN ab BAKING ¢ pOWBER?

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Material will be sold by Anction at Frog

TESDAY, Nov

l4th, for the benefit of all

GOFF BROS’.

Charlottetown, October 7,

By order of Surveyor

Strong Boots

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; GRAIN CREEDWORES

BOOT FACTORY. |

1893— 3m

WANT YOUR OWN MAKE!

Be Sure and Give Me Your Own Make |

Remarks like these are often heard now at GOFF BROS’., when people are looking

for GOOD STRONG BOOTS to stand the wet Fall weather.

Wity IS IT?

Because our Boots, made out of good Island Leather and by good Island consideration Buy our Boots and keep the money in circu-

QUALITY. is the first

workmen, gives splendid satisfaction. with us and then PRICE.

lation here.

GOFF BROTHERS.

all Sizes, 5e. to $1.00 a Bottle.

HASZARD & MOORE, Bookseilets.

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Best Quality!

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re NOT TRUE i ; Siz,—D, Nicholson, Esq., last night at @ sewerage meeting stated that it was | te ntention to make a fair and ajuare | vii ipon the ierit e} ‘ ‘ P ~ | The Gueation in ite . a f ade ‘ 4 . i report of the meeting commences this “fair” business by the o most palpable of falsehoods. I trust that Atte at «langh- | YoUr reporter, who is the secretary of the Tea an meeting, W make a correct statement a , va Alf pric e proportion of those present favoi- aie able to sewerage, and also as regards the as : stean Fastne ~ great majority of those present (who) ° ‘ ax AS g with zune ." A little” trath from a : « and | Teligious paper would be _relidhed by thy peo} Prersa - _-_--. 1 Robe ‘ . $ «i as e heihs CONSISTENCY A JEWEL ape He « lown f : - anci# Malone and Henry | Sin,—The only speakers at last night's . for the sani ne wi poke In Opposi 1 to the ($2 and troduction of a system of sewerage for . this city were Mr. John Philkins Tanton a and Joseph Knight, E-q. Is it not a faet e a r Wor that those tlemen were among thx av afternoon with a tiny who offered continuous and obstin- a e following passc ate Opposition to waterw rks, fur the rea- Mand Gobel, M son that without sewerage waterworks \ Wright, Miss Kk. | would give rise to all manner of diseases, | Mrs. Moore. Mise / and prove a curse instevl of a blessing to t y To-day, after many a hard ae ght battle, we have a syetem of water- Marte W hat’s : mia WOKS S€ t } Ca pada To be rai,a particuls meistent, those who contended ayainst ‘ ined Dr. J waterwork e ground that it would } Does 4 tate rewerage, should now take | ‘ sinly thorank among its advocates pu Ally n CONSISTENCY 4 aaa 7 m ~ <2 ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION . . ertveon-Mr. Koes | wv, we. A.B. Venning : AMINER 4 e as r Dear Sir.— ates tals ng vourd tn 8 atures ts ror aking vour depat : ia hand rom Gowan Brae, at the close of the firs! The ese-making season, we be gy, on behalf ; the patrons of Gowan Brae Cheese Fac- ie tory, toexpress to you in a formal manner . how thoroughly satisfied we are with your work as cheese-maker durit wy the past sea- \ I v . Ma und | N w smiing f¢ any i mive ert Fe : ‘ xX} it 1 as a eqnence | r¢ f its rs ‘ he business, Canada by Mr t ‘ at iwratuiation that . sample of the cheese manufactured ty | trade. a | p vou scored very high at the World's Fair n va at Uhicag sent We beg of you to accept the accom- An - ow panving preset tas a small testimony of 5 r a the h gh place you hold in the estimation . e wars of all the patrons e ar Was 1 Hoping to have vou with us again next . nee epring, and that the same pleasant rela- Ss rema@ning | tions shall ever exist between us, signed ss Pp ' behalf of the patrons, - : rt K. Waker, & sie nll A. J. MceDona.p, , , = Cyrau. Wuire, >_> ; Joun Perers, Oa am] Vir Lazarus Ware, + Da rN H. Mooyey, apr x. oa . Twomas MULLALY, . : : H _ Park. Maxnine ss a 7 i « ‘ a — 1 —_————— . i bv Mra. H For sick headace, sour stomach, loath \ ‘ uM Mav Daw M ig of food, dyspepsia or billiousness, take y M { lavies, M M Hawker’s Liver Pills. They will cure you. Recommended by leading physicians lala as a most reliable medicine. re SiA : R I A‘ 4 hia 4 —— i . 5 ys Mille, | DIED. Charlottetown, October e Sa Ay Ww 8 : . . . eas ‘ oad aoe At New Y ork, of pneumonia, on the Sth | . y . ray 2 aso " reoat, | ist., aged 51 years, Harshaw Scott, a W Hi} IS li “ ch g ! ‘ native of Halifax r < i ti . a _ ond ones “~~ i SHIP NEWS. that the demai l a s ¢ are wen I aughter was “oe . arr ‘ Pert of Charlottetown, er om ENTERED. vali yrom THE Stares.—The | Noy *~ Annie C Brown; Helbert, Richi- Ya Times save: On Wednesday oucto on a ‘ effecta we are 8~—-Evelyn, Martin, Intercolonial Pier; str } vs Tow : } The Fastnet, Churchill, Halifax; str4Hectra, | BEC 4l NE anid McLaren, Montague; Swallow, Tren- . holm, Tidnis NGREDIE ‘ : ea felephone, Scone, Richibuctos< Etoil du INGREDIE a ss quick aa ~ ete abn Matin, Davis, Pictou; Lizzie, Vatcher, manufacture are : sare g we an mah sae Verte SOME e re ‘net wie LEARED. So saya + * ” - e \ are Nov 7—Wm Dunbar, Read, Pugwash; Halifax, N. 5 7 Annié C Brown, Helbert, Richibucto. Ask your Grocer fo ‘ ‘ Cranks & 8_Steamer Alice, McMahon, Buctouchic; 4 * aring White Hi t talph, Smith, Halifax. str Fastnet, octol f hich has Churchill, Summerside; Raeburn, Wil- | ~ rder Carter ett. Pinette; Brilliant Star, Hartling, : k W gt Halifax; Amazon, Eastman, Cow Bay; * - ar at it w lL HS, Sonier, Tracadie; etr Electra, As r . McLaren. Moniagne; Grenads, -MclIn- cia is a f y have sh, Crapaud; Swallow, Trenholm, do 4 ‘ Str Worcester, Baker, Halifax; Jessie. oad et n Tl at exe Houghn, d Swan, LeLacheur, Pug- Pond, P I er : re w wash; Leigh J, McLean, Chatham; at one OCWCK, P. M-; a : lete Danie , Robert, Orwell; Fastnet, | ©O" enue’ 9; ar » Pre Churchill, Halifax. . eae 10—Etoilau Matin, Davis, Pinette;: Emma sole ty — > S. Wyman, Yarmouth; Hydra, Wilkin- | snes CaprcRrel Ie non. Pictou , | ging to Charlottetown ar . - Piet n a arge , ¢ the store Dan Douylase SUMMERSIDE EXPORTS. : sre W Art BD v and Jos ‘ ey W fora we Summersipe, Noy. 7 REET LOR) . = Per se Miramichi, Baquet, master, for | . De . Ss Montreal, on 7th: i , a . a 1590 bris oyste ra, $4770 . = Scie . 118 bush potatoes 24 Wi - 7 100 lbs wool. . ‘ 24 ria ; ea i) giase 100 bush oats of 9 34 } ; cntiinitiligl ‘ Douglas $ 5461 - . nn ig ‘ 6 P Shipped per SS Northumberland, Cam j amounted | eron master, for Point du Chene: to$ a at a 45 cases eves ~ 903 ead ak e } 1 1 tub butter 6 veg ig caress. cg ’ 00 bush potatoes § 349 _ - — > | : > Personal. 050 swe ge gan ” ‘ ) 440 JM. Davenport is about t i 520 St. Joh ia a 200 \ atered a H rf : “te 7200 . JB ) ig e, Ha 4 D ee, Frederict os $3938 St St B \ s } ar 2 ‘ earned | : SHIP NEWS. irning way : , Fai He rn Nov 7th - Ent. sloop Pet, J H Brownell, 4 : easali ahd Nort rt ut er; Jame 5 Selliker, Baie os f Island Verte,. Ju Cld,. - ith—sleop ~ Pet; “= othestu-t = forenoon, there | Browneli, Northp rt, mdse; Janie 5 Sell All Colors. ° I Stanley, 7 ' ker, Baie Verte, oate | eye Pe , a e a ‘ j Ses Hexpreps of ladies in ill health have Charlottetown. N at } s Hot Ang heen or are being restored to health and , M M aete oo strength by the f Hawker’s Tonit { . ‘irw W H Lant It has be« me the great and popular ’ MeMilla | as family remedy oni Sa Wood, \ : Fresh buckwheat flour (Island) at Sin- " — 4 lerson & Co's. ro-VOR ROW Say, if you have a friend you w sald like

will be “CHILDREN’S DAY”

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Weather Bulletin.

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falbonary temperature

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to do a kindness to, recommend him

Prowse Bros for clothing of all kinds, -_ Feti

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them somewhere else to buy what they want—Prewse Bros, the Wonderful Cheap | Men n7 d3i

A Read Between the Lines !

Everybody’s

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; ° ous support extended ‘to. us during the last twenty-five

'Messrs. Dodd & Rogers, : OM the Old ttand, which will be fitted up in first-class style,

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JOHNSON’S DRUG STORE. |

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Horse Rugs! Horse Rugs

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We take this opportunity of thanking our numerous | friends and customers in. Town and Country for the gener-

years, and of asking #0r the continuance of their favors.

We have sold our- entire stock of (eroceries, | business, to the McKay Woolen Co., and transferred our lease to them.

have rented

but not

that Store north

We therefire beg to announce the new and commodious Brick Queen Street, one door

our

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Charlottetown, October 18, 1893—m w f

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and where, in the course of a few weeks, we will offer for | sale at lowest possible prices a new and varied stock of

GROCERIES

N. B.—We will be found, until our New Sto

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Esq., two doors north of the Old Stand.

second to none in the Provinces.

J. D. MACLEOD & C0.

occupied a OW.

BUILDING,

J. DM. & CO.

Sept. 15, 1893—dy Iw then eal & wky

re is ready, | B. Robert- |

Have we sold MEN’S and BOYS’ CLOTHING so cheap. | stock of OVERCOATS and REEFERS, bought at a bargain

Clothing Manufacturer retiring from business at much less than the _ first sell lower than if bought in the)

cost. We are in consequence able ‘to regular way.

We also ask your attention to our BOO have moved to our New Store, adjoining our Dry G We have a large stock on hand that we must convert can afford to pass us when they want to bu Boots or Rubbers.

J. B. MACDONALD & CO., Queen Street.

Charlottetown, November 2, 1893-—tu thu sat & wky

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Have You

Anything To Print

BRING IT TO Us

AND WE WILL PRINT IT

Promptly,

In Good Style,

At Lowest Prices,

TRY US. ‘The Examiner Pub. Co.

London House, Queen Street,

CKEARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND

SIX BALES RECEIVED AND WILL BE SOLD CHEAP.

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Shelf and Heavy Hardware,

CARROLL from WORCESTER from Boston, WORCESTER from Ch’town, CARROLL from Ch't

WORCESTER from Ch’town,

Room, on

November, instar

Debentures per cent. interest, an 1 are not

BOSTON © STEAMERS.

The Last Trips of 1893 are SATURDAY,

Boston, lith November

SATUR- DAY, 18th November

THURS- DAY, 9th November.

own, THURSDAY, l6éth Novem ber

THURS DAY, 23rd Nove

CARVELL

mer BROS., Agents,

Charlottetown, N« 8, 1893—tl 23rd

City of Charlottetown ($5,000)

Water Debentures

I will sell by Auction, at my Sales rPHURSDAY, the 16th day of

t, at 12 o'clock, noon :

Ten $500 City of Charlottetown Water These Debentures give 5 payal le for

twenty vears,

I would ask investors to note the length of tinie these Debentures have to run, as the longer t term the more valuable the investment become

Most cf the Canadian Bank Stocks yield only from 44 to 5 per cent with a double liability behind then Insurance Stocks are fiuctuating; Manufacturing Stocks cannot be depended on to yield a regular come

“Buta sourd Debenture financial sheet anchor, and can be trusted to yield its interest and pay its principa when due

prom ptitude ” R. BEAIRSTO, Auctioneer

with unfailing

nov8—eod

THE SOCIETY OF ARTS

of Canada (Limited), MONTREAL

CAPITAL STOCK, - - $100,000.

A Society established with disseminate the tuste for arts, to en and help artists

a view to

ourage

the

th February,

Incorporated by Letters Patent of

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Government of Canada, the 27

1893.

GALLERY OF PAINTINGS,

1668 Notre Montreal!

EXHIBITION AND SALE.

Nos. 666 and Vame st. N 1664 I L) S

ADMISSION FREE, from 10 o'clock, a, m., to 4 p.

| The only chance to pur- chase works of masters All the Paintings are originals, mostly | from the French Sche win |} modern schoo Eminent Artists, such ss 6Frar 218, tochegrosse, Aublet, Barau, Pesant, Petit jean, Marius R y, Scherrer, Sauzay and a | great many others, are members of th Society Ask for our Catalogues and Circulars H. A. A. BRAULT, oct26 Director.

We have a big from a leading

T AND SHOE STOCK, which we oods and Clothing Store.

one y Men’s, Women’s or Children’s ~

} occupied by th indersigned as a Boo

| Princes

Wants, Lost, Found,&e

DAWSON.

|} Advertisements under this heading charged | five cents per line LOST.—A lady’s handbag iiaining a purse with asum ofmoney, betw nMr } Green's, Grafton dt t, an he London House. The finder be rewarded by leay ing same at this offi ; 4 TO LET 4 house on Bayfield Street, con taining eight rooms, exclusive Of pantries, ete. Good yard and stabling. Apply to I | CURLEY, Queen Street, eod tf—novd TO LEI \ ynfortable hous n Bayfield Street, containing seven rooms stable and coach house Apply to Mrs. WADMAN, next door iw pd v7 | TO LET fhe Store on Queen Street lately

t and nm Apply

; Shoe Store. Immedia to JB. MACDONALD.

more

BOARDERS WANTED A few | boarders can be accommodated at th WAN zaR HousE, Kent Street, at reasonable rates

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HOUSE TO LET, containing four porch and cellar Pump at the door and good 5 MONAGHAN

cellar. App y to FRAN Mal- peque Road. tw) pd—noyl WANTED.—A young man t& el in the country On COMMISSION Must be well recom- mended. One from the country preferred Apply at this office. dy 3i wy 3i—nové

can be ac- GREGOR’S, novs

BOARDERS !—A_ few boarders commodated t Mes. C. V. Mi Street. si pd lass Horse and Buggy Apply at G. &.

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TO HIRE.—A first~ to hire. Rates reasonable. | Jury’s Jewelry Store,

TO LET.—Hal of a tenement house on the

corner of Queen and Chestnut Streets, con-

| taining six rooms. Apply to MRs. GEORGE ROBINSON On the premises tfi—octl

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