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Big Sale. Odd- foiled,

AND

Wholesale Samples WHITE SHIRTS

About 150 odd shirts—Soil- Shirts and wholesale samples.

We have placed the lot on thefcounter, at prices to clear, al! styles—-open front, hopen back.

SiZES 11 to 11 1-2 At Following Clearing Prices:

72c Shirts tor 35c, 75¢ " 45¢ Rie “c ‘< 50e $1 .10 hy m 7de 1.30 ‘6 “ §d¢e

1 66 . $1.00 lL Ou, with collars attached 50s.

The above sale inciudes all our wholesale White Shirt samples, received since Jan- uary Ist.

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W.A. Weeks & Go

The People’s Store,

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There is Wo Doubt

as to the value of

Emulsion Cod Liver Oil

In cases of general debility, cougbe, colds, ‘ete, the medical faculty reco mmend it. People gain fiesh and health wnder its ase.

Our Own Emulsion

it is—as we eay it is—fresbly made. Guaranteed 50 per cent best Norwav Vil. Pleaa ant so take. efiectual in its use cheaper than other makes.

A. W. REDIIN, Phm B

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1898 Bicycles The

Very best

W. E- DAWSON

BR. CEE

treats Curonic DISEAS=#i by the 4 bury method of persistent eelf-hel rem dving causes from the blood. An tinuous, inteligent treatmentin person or by letter insures Minimum of suffer- ing and Maximum of care possible in each case.

Avoid attempts unaided

Graduate of N.Y. University

And the NEW YORK HOSPITAL. |

went ears practice in N. Y. City. Dalene vs gistered in U.&, and Canada,

ADDRESS: CHARLOTTETOWN, P E I, CANADA.

OFFICE. Victoria Row.

Accomodations reserved for patients.

References on applicaton,

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THE PAILY

TELEGRAPHIC.

SPECIAL DESPATOHES TO THE EXAMINER,

PARLIAMENT OF CANADA.

The Premier's Honor Tested

A Promise Deliberately Broken,

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BELFAST-MURRAY HARBOR RAILWAY NOT ASSURED,

Government Has Not Decided to Begin It Next Spring.

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Orrawa, March 3.-—In the House of Commons, on Tuesday last, at the request of Sir Charles Tupper, Sir Wilfrid Laurier promised to bring downs copy of the despatch to Lord Strathcona in answer to which Lord Strathcona stated that Mr. Hamilton Smith was not connected with the Rothschilds,

Yesterday Sir Charles reminded Sir Wilfrid that he had not produeed the message,—wheu the Premier made the surprising statement that his cable to Strathcona was private and confidential, aud could not be brought down!

Sir Charles Tupper, astonished, asked Sir Wilfrid Laurier if he considered it honorable to break a pledge.

Sir Wilfrid Laurier replied, with heat, that he was the guardian of bis own honor.

A discussion eusued, in the course of which strong language was used.

In reference to the manner in which Sir Wilfrid Laurier guarded his alleged honor, Sir Charles Tupper referred to Sir Woilfrid Laurier’s pr¢vious pledge breaking, and observed that his Jatest performance had broken even his record.

Hon. Mr. Blair told Mr. Martin tbat the preliminary survey ofthe proposed rail-~ way from Southport to Murray Harbor was completed. It was thought that the road would cost nine thousand dollars per mile. The government had not, Mr. Blair said, decided to commence construc~ tion next spring.

Hon, Mr. Blair aleo stated that the Federal government was negotiating with the P. E, Island government as to the proportion of cost each should bear of the construction of the proposed Hilleborough Bridge.

I, C. R. Will Net Cut Rates.

Orrawa, March 3.—HMon. Mr. Blair says that the Intercolonial Railway will not go into the rate-cutting war.

Be scre you are right, then go ahead, Be sure you get Hood’s Sarsaparilia and not some cheap and worthless sub- stitute.

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Tennyson bad a notorious aversion to being mistaken for anybody but himeelf. A correspondent sends to the London Daily Telegraph an amusing anecdote on the point, which however may contain more joke than truth. In company with a lew frieade, the Poet Laureate one day entered a public reading room and sat down in @ large armchair before the fire. Much to the amazement of the other occupants of the room, he then proceeded to elevate his feet until they rested on the chimney piece in the fashion whieh the Britieh believe is

“real American.” A friend yentured to bint to the poet that his feet would be beiter down, but Tennyson ignored him til] the friend whispered, “Oh, take them down or they’ll mistake you for Long- fellow.” Jpn an instant the poet’s boots were On the floor ard, he aesumed the erdinary position of an Englishman,

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The rush is beginning. We ean si pply Remnants and Last Vear’s Patterns at almost giving away prices, but we pride our- selyes on our stock of

1SS8 Patterns.

Better Than Ever Cheaper Than Ever

Our Wall Peper Room Ome isstocked withthe finest 1898 de- signs. j

Papers for Parlor, Hall, Lib- rary, Dining Rroom, Bedroom, Kitchen, with borders to match,

Weare sole agents for P. E, Isiand, for Celim Macarthur @ Co. VYontreal; and Aifred Peats 4 Co., New York,

Sampic boeks alwa ys ready.

Geo. Carter & Co’y.,

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EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MARCH 3, 1898.

THE ONTARIO LLEGTIONS. |

Government Majority is Only 3, ald May be Cut Town to 0,

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THE PREMIER TRYS TO STRENGT HEN HIS POSITION.

Hon. Mr. Harty’s Election Protested.

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Tcroxro, March 3.—There are no new developments in regard to the electious,.

Hon. Mr. Hardy is waiting until he finds out how he stands; but in the meantime be has seata man Kast to look after ex- Speaker KEvanturel, member elect for Prescott, who is said to be wavering in hie political faith, and aleo to see that Russel! votes right in the election shortly to be held.

The present position of the parties is: Liberals, 4%; Conservatives, 48; Patron, 1; Independent, 1.

The independent is a Conservative, and | so is the Patron,—so that the Liberal mejority is only 3,—a little too narrow to do business on.

Hos. Mr. Hardy will probably go in with a makeshift Cabinet for some time, as with the present narrow majority he dare not ask any of bis followers to resign and open seats for the two defeuted cabinet ministers, Drydeo and Gibson.

Hon. Mr. Harty’s election in Kingston is to be protested, and the arrest of one man on acharge ef impersonating has already beer decided upen.

Mr. St. John, the defeated Conservative eandidate in West York, claime that he has been elected and will surely be so de- clared on a recount.

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Don’t eonfound Gocoa wine with sen-~ @ections that happen to be labelled as such. The best is the Soversign Uoooa

Wine.

Carter's for Wall for Wall Paper

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The » alkali Co. have purchased the block of land in Toronto east of their works and bounded by King street, Massey street, Strachan avenue and Wellington avenue. They will extend their premises. The deal is the biggest real estate trana- action which has hsppened in Toronto in recent years.

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A Niee Programme! Refreshments ! Home Made Cardy! Knjey yourself, renew old acquaintances, and make new friends. ai 2i

We specially re. quest a payment of all accounts sent out by us, Deeember 31,°97 Haszard & oore, Sunnyside.

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Corvell University.

Crnesulting Engineer for General Worx, Specialties: Hydraulic, Sanitary Engineer- ng and Bridge Designing.

Offices at Charlottetown and St John.

Island eorresyondents address to Charlottetown,

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~ LOCAL NOTICES,

Big clearance sale of boots and shoer— big bargains for everyone. Sev ourad. today.—R. K. Jost.

Yes! we talk loudly about those un- jsundered ehirts—they’re something to talk loudly about. See those two star values 49¢ and 75c.—Moore & McLeod,

New Hats.~ Buy a Christy Hat if you wou'd have the best hat made 18 cases of the famous make opened today. Prowse Bros the Stylish Hatters. 51 3in

New hats. Talk about bats but did you see the tremendous loads of hate hauled from the station today, marked Frowse Bros. inteaded for this springs trade. All the very newest etyles, 51 3in

Reserve Tuesday night for the races and Lockey mateh. Gaudet, Howatt, Uneworth and Clark will compete in the 3, 1 and 3 mile championships, The Crescents and Prince of Wales will play oif the final game for the trophy and the jepior championship of P. E, Island.

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There will be a hot time in the old rink next Tuesday night. Gandet will try hard to hold the championship. Uns- worth, eK and Clark will try hard to

win it. | & 3 mile championships,also the Sooke Hockey eee will be decided.

Janitors Benefit give Williem a big House Thursday night and show bim that vou appreciate the good ice that bas greated you every bight since the Rink opened last all. 48 3in.

Mise Lyocy Lefurgey, graduate of the F mereon College of Uratory, is at home to a limited number of pupils in physical culture avd oratory. For particulars en quire at her residence, Mrs. L. J. Sent- ner’s, Weymonth St. 13 4w eod

Quirk’s Oatcake

ia made ever? dev end made jutreht. Price l2ca !b.

Bread, Cale and

| made in all the leading styles, at the Graduate College of Civil Engine eriag |

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Made every day.

JOHN QUIRK,

CITY BAKERY,

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Graften Street,

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poing to move

But we are selling Crockery just as cheap as we were. Special discounts on all Cro-kery , China and Glass now in stock, to make room for sprisg importations. Also:—First class Photographs

old stand,

C. LEWIS,

Exactly opposite the North Side of Market Houte. Grarronw STREZT.....0008

may defy the changable when those simple wet weather protectors cost so much that we couldn’t all afford them.

in our stock,

NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.

Ee". Perkins & Co...

Agents for Moncton Weolen Mills,

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Thus prepared you

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tosh and Umbrslla. spring time.

‘Lhey are a luxury Progress in manulacture, and our prices within reach ofall, We have no old they are all new goods, latest at the lowest prices.

SUNNYSIDE

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But the Values Can't Be Copied.

Thest

shirts of honest make. Every best for

shirts we advertise—are : inch the

of tne material is the

price—even the very stitching is better done than you'd expect, and

they'll stand the wash tub test.

Men’s White “Jnlaundered Shirts | Fine, White Lanndere¢, ready size 14 to 164, fair grade cotton, | © weer ghirt, weli finished, inen Borom, good cotten body, open

26c. cheap at “5c back, 14 to 162,

01°$s ecial Price O5c

Fine White finest cotton body, fine Linen Bosom and Bands, high grade in every

ale Price 25c

Mew’s White Unlaundered Shirts ful! size, well made, beavy strong coiton boly, fair grade, linen bosom

Laundered Shirt,

en stitch 81.35 each Price 49¢ Soiled Shirts. Here’s the “Star,” Men’s White Unlaundered Shirts, fine cotton

body, pure Linen Bosom and Bands eplendidly made and _ finished-— most dollar shirts aren’t so good, 14 to /74

soiled Shirte, eome white rome color ed some eoftt negligee some

Prisco 75c bach

White Laundered realy to wear Shirts, open back, well made and finiseed, Linen {Bosom and Bands, dollar quality aud dollar looks,

were expensive, some were cheap all go on sale to dsy, ata discoun of one third,

Our Prise 75c each

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cheap collar in town, Our price

MOORE & McLEOD

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SPECIAL

—Shoe Bargains

35 pairs Ladies’ Dongola Oxford Shoes at $1, reduce from $1.25 and $1.35; sizes 3to5. 25 pairs Ladies buttoned and Laced Dengvla Boots; - reduced to $1 and $1.25; sizes, 3 to 6. These are snaps and will not last long at the prices.

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