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THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 12, 1900.

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We have just re- ceived a fine stock of Ladies Gloves, suit- able for the Easter trade—in Black, Tans: Snew shades,

Millinery

, Opening every day our large stock of new millinery, Miss Mce- Keiver is prepared to attend to yous wants,

WEEKS & CO

The People’s Store.

Whelesale and Retail.

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HOT CROSS BUNS HOT CROSS BUNS TWO A PENRY TWO A PENNY HOT CROSS BUNS

Such is the street cry in English cities on Good Friday.

Here we have no !pen- nies but we have the genuine delicious

HOT CROSS BUNS.

Price 10c a dozen, Order now—ready fer deliverery Friday morn- ing.

TeLerHone 98.

D. Stewart

Eciires BAKERY BAKES BEST BREAD.

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CARD ! DR. H. L. DICKEY

(Late Clinical Assistan at Reyal ndon Ophthalmic Fiospttal, Moorfields. and Central /.ondon Throat end Ear Hospital)

SpectaList-—Fye, Ear, Nose and Throat,

OrFiceE—Cameron Biock ENCE—Richmo_d Street, West. E Hoves—9 30am,to |lpm,2to4pm Bvenings by appointment Bye Testea and Fitted With Glasses

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Nice Valencia {O1anges Lde pe> cozen,

California Navel Oranges.

Fancy Palermo L,»mons.

Northern Spy Apples.

Baldwin & Russet Apples.

Malaga Green Grapes.

Cape Cod Cranberries.

Figs Dates ete., at

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— Queen & King Square (Grocers.

Local and Other items,

Tue Examiner wil] pot be a to-morrow—-Good Friday. published

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es, - a Dri. ~ Ladies will meet in ndergarien Hall Saturday at 5 p, m

_ Eaerer Festiva on Wednesday even- ing next in St. Josept’s Convent, Don’t miss ji.

AgrILLEenY—No. 1 Co. meets for drill thie evening at 7 30 o’clock. All recruits are requested to attend.

Funeral Notice. —The fune of the late Mrs. R. B. Shaw will tak palace on Saiurday at 2.30. e pl

Tue Pros:.—Moderate winds becoming south and east; fair and mild today. Friday, unsettled and showery.

Tae Temreratuore—The lowest last night was 29} degrees above zero ; the highest up to 1.30 today was 50. _

Apvertisers.---Please oblige us by sending in changes of copy for advertice- ments before 10 a. m. each day.

Tue Boys’ Bricapeg of the Firet Metbo- dist Church wiil meet for drill on Satur- day at 4.30 p. m. in place of tomorrow.

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Arron Sate—Remember the tea and apror sale in the Y. M. C. A. Hall this afternoon from 5 30 to 8 o’clock. Go and help a good cause,

Speciat Trarw — There will be aspecial train Jeave Charlottetown tomorrow morn- ing at 6 30 (standard) for Tignish, con- necting at Summerside with the boat for Point du Chene.

Krye’s Daventers.—The Loyal Circle of the King’s Daughters intends holding an afternoon teain St. Paul’s School- room ou Thureday, April 26th. Further particulars later op.

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Goop Frivay: £1. PetTer’s CATHEDRAL, —Child-en’s service 10a m., Matins at ll a m. Addrese on the Seven Last Words of Jesus 1.30—4.30 p m. Evensong and eermoen 7.30 p m.

Coxcent —The Children’s enter‘ainment in aid of the “ Soldies’ Wives’ League,” will be a novel and varied one. Give the little ones a bumper house; St. Peter’s

School Reom, Thureday, April 19th.

Rep Cross.—The Red Cross Society acknowledges with many thanks a dona~ tion of $2.00 from Mre. Robert B. Stewart, Stratbgariney. From Mrs. Edward Bos- wel), Victoria, $1.00 for ten Red Cross buttons.

Sarvation Army. — Tonight the Juniors wil! hold their annual entertain- ment in the barracks. Prizes will be distributed to the children. A good time is expected, as this meeting is the winding up meeting of the year. Admiesion ovly 5 cents.

Srore Improvements.—The drug store of Recdin Broe., Victoria Row, has been artistically painted and decorated by Mr. P Boarke. The ceiling has been taste- fully papered and the walls painted and tinted, green and gold being the leading colors. A change isto be made in the arrangement of the electric lamps, which will contribute to the atiraciivenees of tbe premises. The Mesers. Reddin are to be congratulated vpon the marked impreve~ ment whicn the changes have made in the appearance of their popular store.

Masoxro.— At the regular convocation ot Alexandra Royal Arch Chapter la+t even ing the officers-elect were installed ss 1! lows:

Comp Ronald McMillan, ME H P.

« William W Stanley, E K. James R McKee, KS. Adam Murray, Treasurer. « John G J Weldon, Secretary. “ Alex J McLean,C O H. “ John Ross, P S. “ James Caldwell, RA C. “ Silas F Hodgson, G M 3rd V. “ Chasles Webster, G M 2x:! V. « W Harry Watre,G Misa V. « John Hobbs, Tyler.

The installatiou ceremony was perform- ed by PMEU P Comp George W Wake- ford assisted by P M E H P Comp Simon W Crabbe who acted as Graod Morshal.

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general debility it imparts sounder @ Fealth, better digestion and more vigorous activity. It is just the thing after the “Grippe”. We have the greatest faith in its cura- tive properties and gladly rec-

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Mr. J D Reid came from the east this morning. : Mr. W S Stewart, Q. C., returned from Summerside this forenoon.

Mr. John H Bryne, station agent at Georgetown, isin the city today.

Mr. Thos. A. McLean returned from Sydoey, C. B., last evening

Hon. Angus McMillan was a passenger by this morning’s train from the west.

Mr. Fred J. Nash, editor of the Patriot, is expectcd home from Halitex tonight.

Miss Perle Taylor and Miss Annie Cameron leave toworrow morning for Boston.

Mr. P V Robin, of the Prince Edward Island Railway, left this morning on a visit to Toronto

Mesers. C W Webb and H D Bropby, of |

the Portland Packing Company,are guests at ine Horel Davies.

Mr. Fred W Hyndman returoed from Montreal this forenoon, crossiag from Pictou by The Princess.

The friends of Mr. D. K. Dobie, of the Guardian, are zlad to see him after his severe attack of lagrippe.

Mr. Robert Harvie, son of Mr. H. A. Harvie, was @ passenger by the Minto to day. He goes to join the Mounied Police.

Mr. J P Woodbury, of Halifax, who was here buying horses, left for bome thie morning. He took four horses with bim.

_Mre. Rogers, of Alberton, was at the Queen Hotel last evening. She was a pastenger to Pictou by The Miato this morning.

Mr, Allan Parsons, representing Cairns Brophy & Co., Montreal, was a passenger by The Minto last evening. He is regis~ terel atthe Hotel Davies.

Mr. D W Henderson, of North Wilt- shire, was @ passenger by this morning’s irain from the west. Mr. Henderson was recently appointed to a position un the Summerside police force.

PATON’S MILLINERY OPENING.

Paton & Co’s Easter millinery opening last night was a distinct success. The Big Store was crowded with people, the

crush in tbe millinery depart- ment being so great that at Limes it was almost iwpossitle to move. The store was handsomely decorated,

silks, laces ‘and flowers predominating, and the appearance presented was beauti~ ful indeed.

Passing from the main store into the millinery room the sight which met the onlooker was indeed bewildering. The display of trimmed and untrimmed hats and tonnete wes 'arge,and the very latest styles were to be seen. Many of the leading effects bave already been described in Tue Examiner and it is not necessary,

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K. oF P.—R guia: meeig of Empire Le dge. No £9, tomorrow evening ut 8 , O'clock. A fall at: ncavce is requesied.

Toe Mars — It 1 probable tha’ the mails will be transtered to the Steam ere Company’s sieamers ov Mop day.

Opera House. “The Span of Life” is | booked torthe 13 b and 14b August. | Billv Van’s Min-tre's are bo. ked for the Sih and 9h June. | Pottce Covurt.—Lawrence Hevnessry, | for being drunk aud disorderly, was this | morning fined $8 or 40 days. The L qeor | Regulation summons against John Jey was dismissed. ; A

Tre Stantry will proceed to Pictou on Monday to load for the Magdalene I+lands She will leave Pictou on tie 18h and will call at Souris and Georgetown on ber way to the Islands,

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THz Muiyto.—The Minto’s outward cargo this movning consisted of 24 pkgs ceed, 139 cares ergs, 32 pkgs pork, 50 bags oats, 14 quariers beef, 9 pigs, & horses and 17 sheep. Her inward freight iast evening was made vpof745 pkgs of suodries.

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P. E. Istanp Hositat.—Mrs. James McLeod sincerely thanks John Nicholls, Esq., of Annandale, King’s County, for ' his bandsome gift of one hundred dollars This sum is intended to be expended by

his late lamented wife.

Tre Istanp Sreamers.—The Princess arrived from Pictou this ferenoon, bring- ing a good freight and several passengers. She left on return # the usual time this afternoon,

The Northumberland is making daily return trips between Summerside ond Point du Chene.

Miuirany Founerat.—The body of Private William Macdonald was brought to the Islaad last evening by the Minto. lt was metatthe wharf by Colonel Moore, Major Stewart and Lieut. Shaw, the latter of Private McDonald’s company. The remains were immediately taken to his home in Covehead, where they will be consigned tothe grave to-day with mili- tary honors.

RemovaL ContempLateD.—Mr. Simon Bolger, whe for several years has conduct- edthe Rankio House, on the corner of Water and Pownal Streets, will, ic a few days, remove toa more central location on Richmond street, near the London House Corner. Mr. Bolger will continue the hotel business at the new stand, and will, in the future asin the past, do averything he can for the benefit of those who patronize him.

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Ixevest Last Nicut.—An inquest in view of the body of Thomas Cavanagh

therefore, to go-into details here.

The dispiay, on the whole, was one of | the best ever made by Messrs. Paton & | Co., reflecting the highest credit upon the establishment and the artistic taste of | Miss McEachern, who not long ago vieit~ ed New York in search of the latest crea- tions in the millinery line and seems to bave made excellent use of ber time.

Besides the millinery were to be seen ladies’ jackets, costumes, skirts, waists, costume cloths, silks and every thing usually found in a well-equipped dry goods store.

Those who have not yet seen the dis- p'ay should Jose no time in calling at the Biz Store. It ie not possible to give an adequate idea of iton paper.

INFORMATION NEEDED,

Sir,—I sm in favor of Mr. Horace Enszard’s plan, but, before committing wyrelfto it, I would like him to be more d«finite and tate what membere of the Liberal party he is desirous of throwing overboard. Information on this point will be satisfactory and may Jead to satis- factory results.

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—<—<$_$ No Easter gift nicer than one of cur etvlic>h walking sticks, 50 cents up.— Reddin Bros.

Homemade Candy at the Children’s entertainment in St. Peter’s Schocl-room on Eateer Thursday night. Full boxes of good candy.

Canpy.—Lots of home-made candy at the Y. M. C A. Hal! thia evening. “Goon Pande: usual services will be beld in the churches tomorrow.

Str. Pavi’s.— Tonight the subjec* of the sermon is “The Meaning of Life,” from the weade, “It is Finished.” The story of the cross will be sung.

Gloves—Ladies’ we bave just received new fresh stock of Perrins kid gloves Suitable for Easter trade. Weeks & Co. The People’s Store.

was held last evening before Coroner Mo-~ Leod and ajury- Dr. Conroy, who made the pos: mortem examination, and Joha Yeo, tbe driver of the engine, gave evi- dence. The jury, after a ehort delibera- tion, returned a verdict to the effect that Cavanagh’s death was caused by his being struck on the head by an engine while acleep on the track, the railway officials being fxonerated from responsibility. The jury gave their fees to the family of the deceased.

Ay Important Arrest.— Evangeliste Joly ,painterand decorator, hasfbeen arrested in Montreal charged with being the author of three mysterious burglaries committed

Railway at Joliette, Que. The firet burglary took place in 1896, when $6,000 was :bstracted from the eafe. A year later $3,500 was taken and the station building burned. In August, 1899, the station was robbed a third time and $7,000 etolen, Not a clue was left behind, but inthe money stolenin the third burglary there was a bundle of Dominion one doliar notes which had come straight from the receiver general and of which the numbers had been preserved. A circular was sent out giving these num- bers end a clue finally tound, which being worked up resulted iv Jo}ly’s arrest. The officers claim to have tourd incriminating evidence. Joly’s residence wae well equipped with table covers anda rifle, while on his person was a big revolver ani »s clasp knife.

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from the old method of making > our

BEEF IRON AND WINE

and instead of u+iog ordinary ex- tract of beef, which is now consider- ed by many chemists to be worth- less asa food, have substituted therefor a peptonized exiract con taining the tissue forming constitu- ents of fresh beef.

We also use the Tincture of Citro Chloride of Iron as it does not black- en the teevh and is not as astringent as the preparation formerly used. Large pint botcle

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