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TO ADVERTISERS Chang : ‘ ea lav Se 0 SHER ITEMS LOCAL AND 0% ITEMS. Freak » THe SraASON TI tt ns* poo aN ‘ } garde ast eve - o-—= Ons Professor Arse at 3 } ass Ww et this evening at 4 ‘ € \ n A A Me Lean’s Ww t _ -_
ATTENTION \ Foresters are r t a't ir lar meeting of ( rt Av ia ig at 8 o'clock Pay y due
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SuNnpa\ s CONVENTION The S ( ve ) e P. KE. Island 8 S A&- 4 ! é Z. n iis arier ou al 4 nN A ’ Mul er < egal have rep rted
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I gt Duis for » Jubn Ke A 8a was tined $2 10 davs, t t Oe nposed if he should
\ vw tw ‘ ! I A a Was = lais _ ARP s MAipN l v A W 1 ‘ i 3 ew eern aft Sourts 5 lav evening bs Ss e ais tex words Y ha a au soweth thats a i‘ a
I I e | Dunean M M ‘ ‘ vas ,os a’ . ct 1 iw us tril “ r viol’ & the Canada lem ance A ‘ pav his res} ts Mr. Ha e th ey y 8 t
St k. — K Rev. W. W. Wee f Mone t ‘ i¢c e he Cha ttetow Bapt st € reh¢ T ue lay eve ¢. 29:h. M Weeks in We KHnOWn &S rt the best I speakers of P “-_ = 4 ‘ ier part ars iate inne Feom Bostox—tThe steamer Halif: x arrived from Boston about four o'clock this mcriaing, bring:ng a miscellaneous freight and the foll wing passengers : G-orge Coles, W am H. Tran Peter Mackenrv, Master Dawson, Mra. E. Me-
Sween, Mrs. J. L Annie Walker, Gertrude Butcher. The Halifax will turn to Beston o'clock.
Marsha!, Minnie Coady. Hoar, S E leave on re- al out Six
tus
evening _—
Tue Fire ar Sovris—The burning on ] of James McCor
time
Saturday evening yt
mack’s barn and contents at one
’ ‘
the destruction of adjacent
preatened
buildings, which ited ina general contlagaration of the eastern part of the towo. Mr. George Pyke, of Hali- fax distinguished himeelf in preventing
Only for him and
might have res
the spread of the tire. a few other brave and active men the indouoted ‘v
much more disastrous than it was.
present,
result would have been
eas
Taetr Arms night, according respondent of the Guardian, a horse being driven bv Mr. Hagh J. McNeill, Agent of the Temperance and Assurance Company, fright at a cow near Travellers’ Rest and ran away. Before Mr. McNe ould get the animal under control, he ran into Mr. John Connors’ team, which the opposite direction. Both gentlemen were thrown from their carriages, and Mr. McNeill had his rgut arm broken j ist the shoulder. Itis said that Mr. Conners’ arm Was a!so injared.
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Pockerep tHe InTerest.—It long ago sinée the city treasurer of Phila delphia was found to have pocketed the iuterest on a'l the city monies deposited in the baake, and that official is now doing time in the State prison for his The lesson taught by his experience does not appear to have been heeded in other Pennaylvania citics. In Pittsburg, for example, it has just been found that $50 - 009 has been pocketed by city officials in the same way, andthey are now under bail awaiting the action of the grand jury. It is an offence that seems to be catching in Pennsylvania municipalities.
Ixserep—On Saturday
to the Summerside cor-
: : Greneral
took
was coming in
‘. beiow
if NOL FO
offence.
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Exo neers’ Inspectioy.—The Engineer corp-, under command of Captain Weeks, were inspeeted at Victoria Park yesterday afternoon by Lieut.Col. Moore, D. A. G. After receiving the inspecting officer with a general salute they “marched past” and the « were put through
san i: itl by
om pany mannal and firir the captain. Al! formed most creditably
ing in the drill
and COmy
the movements were
vy exercises per- The barre! picr- «hed after the work on the park was concluded was especially well perfurmed. The inspection throughout was most thorough, and the manner in which all concerned acquitted themselves was in the highest degree creditable.
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PSRSONAL.
Rev. J. J. McDonald, of Kiukova, is town to-day Db. J. G. MeDonald, of
in the gity.
Rev Sammer
sid is
De. Ross, of Vernon River Bridge, isa} guest at the Queen Hotel Rev. Allan J. Maedonald, of Fort Aug
ustus., is in town
commercial ambassador, is at the Davies
Mr. M. J ing the Province. Queen Hotel
Mr. Frank Chipman, of Halifax, is act ing as purser on the Halifax this trip, Mr Cook having laid off for the run
Mr. Lyman steamer Olivette, is making the round t: on the Halifax The Olivette is in Halifax.
Mr. C. H. Query is here in the interests
fF. B. Mathys, of Montreal, a leadi dealer in dry goods. He is the Queen Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph McCarey, of Char lottetown, were registered at the Dutlerin Hote!, St. Johr, on Saturday. fur Be-ton on Monday. :
Mr. L. Hi Davies, Q C Ottawa to Supreme Ce
He is registered at the
Dennison,
registered at
has resSioun of tl The Maritime Provin h up to-morrow, MacNeill, of St. Andrews John, entered upon the tenth year of his pastorate on Sunday la-t.
attend the rurt cases will be lake The Rev. L G Churel ih St
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cr [The Misses Monk, of London, England, iaugiters ernor-General, are in Montreal on a pleas- ure trip through Cunada. They were in Ciarluttetown a week or two aso.
Rev. Thos. Corbett, who on his return from the Synod in Charlottetown spent afew lays in Truro, on Tuesday returned to his
: Kirkland, N. B., accompanied by nisdaughter, Miss Jessie Corbett, and Mies l rraro Sun
Lille Crowe. Rev. J.S. Arsenault, U.S. C., of St
home
evening week, on a visit to his parents at Egmont Bay. He was accompanied by Rev Father Labbe, of the same College, returned to the mainland on Monday. Father Arsenault returned on Wednesday.
Mrs. Wilbur F. Crafis, of New York, the fainous primary Sunday School teach - ef, arrived last night by the St Lawrence, and is the guert of Charles Palme Yr, EB Y Mr. William Reynolds, ticld organizer ot the International Sunday School
who
AssOcla tion, al<o arrived jaat evening by the same =teamer. Heis the Benjamin Heartz, Exq. They wiild liver addre<ses ya Sunday School work in Zion Church to-night.
Tue Boston correspondent of the Sr. John Sun says: There have been a num- ber of changes in the Atlantic and Plant Steamship line lately. E. W. Ebbetts, who has been passenger and freight solici- tor fur the past two years, has severcd h connect company. On_ ths last of this month Fred Roblin, the trave! ing passenger agent of the same company, longer be in its service. Ik been dec ded to dispense with @ travelling passenger agent and a solicitor during the winter months, business pot warranting the company iu maintaining those offices.
ruest ¢ t ) guest of
a on with the
aD) Whi no
a Busixess Notice —Mr. G. V. Moore has secured the services of Mr. James Redmond, of Charlottetown, lately of Boston, where he has served several years in the tonzori-— al art.
At Pietou, Oet. 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. M T. Crowley, a son.
VETSSEVSESESESASSsEsssel, What Money
>
Can Buy.
50 cents invested in a bottle of Johnson’a Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, or 25 cents invested ¢ in Jobnson’s Cough Syrup will buy freedom from cough.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON,
The Reliable Druggist.
BSBVSSVSSEVVSVSEsesessesl’esds RO GA*BAQ7TDOSD
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Always Busy!
WHY ?
and awrorg way to do business.
Because there’s a right way There
are High Prices and Low Prices. Our
Tue Price or Potaroes—AP. E. 1. correspondent notes that the Sun’s quota potatoes has been
tion on unchanged at
80c. to $l for sometime past and thinks | it should be lowered. A leading dealer, | discussing the subject on Saturdey, said
that quotation might be chunged a little both way It might be possible to buy potatoes at 75 per bbl,and there were others, choice kinds», from certain sections, that could not than $! 10. He wided that P. E. Island potatoes would net bring @ much as our own, and when
the
he get for less
} don’t co it.
the home crop was large, as it is this year |
there was no use in loading up with the
The St. John market and there if no export demard.-—-St. Sup.
others.
Joba :
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lower. See our
stern oid winter.
at “cotton prices.”
Karpin Fngnte tng gat tanga henge Meggitt gat Mngt engine
is limited, !
' Below Zero!
Not the mercury as yet, that is to come, but the prices on our new stock of Blankets are already at the freezing point—we cannot get them down any
All Wool Blankets
that are truly all wool, so soft and warm that the sight of them almost gives one a kindly
American Blankets
way is to cell GOOD GOOLS at LOW PRICES What's the fancy prices. Your economical neighbors
use in paying We have a discrimination trade, and they appreciate our method of doing businees. A “ political pull” can’t be compared to the drawing qualities of our New Fall Stock of Sensible FURNI
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Blowing Their Horns
Lots of people in our lines make a big
| blow on their horns to the old tunes of
| © 25 per cent. discount,”
‘ie 334 per «
McCurdy, of Halifax, is visit-
purser of tie
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‘ a nt. discount,
Mr. T. Tate, of Montreal, a» well — n} No one can buy as cheap as we do, otel | }*-No Furs like ours and the One
Price Bani,”
and lots of other such rubbish. believe it. Talk is cheap. Blow, brag catch the ear of the buyer for atime, but it won’t keep his trade,
The people who advertise in this way is to sell and not to satisfy. ‘Their reputa- tion is almost as good as the average
Don’t you
| circus+-all promise and very little show.
These are not
VERS’
methods of doing business. We believe We are able to that our stock ts NEW; and al-
not allow big discounts, sav, witaont “ blowing,”
CLEAN, FRESH and
} though we had no big discount sale or cel-
rev. gentleman is a Prince Edward I[-land- | public
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Jorepl’s College, Memramcook, who has |} receutly passed through a severe attack of | fever, arrived at Summerside on Saturday |
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TURE tor Sensible Peopl at our Sensible
Prices.
MARK WRIGHT & CO., LTD.
Who Sel] at Selling Prices.
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feeling towards ‘
| manager, will handle most of
| teacher, Mr.
| - . lection of rubbish asa side show the past week, we were as busy as nailers, and onc
The | sales have been larger thay ever. The have confidence inj our way of doing busine ss, and that is
of Lord Monk, the first Gov- | Honest Goods
one AT
Honest Prices,
Our stock is well bought, and we offer the follow'ug regular goods at lowest urices :
Ladies’ Warm Undervests, 17c.
Ladies’ Heavy “ 40c.
Ladies’ Unshrinkable do., 75c.
Ladies’ Cashmere Hose, fine, 34c. Children’s Golf Jerseys, afl sizes.
Fine Linen Towels, l14e, $1.52 a dozen. Gents’ Fine Shetland Wool Undercloth ing, $1.30 a euit, worth $2.00.
Gents’ Heavy Knit Shirts, 50 cents.
Gents’ Cardigan Jackets, heavy, 90c.
Heavy All Wool Grey Flannel, 15 cents.
The above bonght cheap and sold cheap.
W.A. Weeks & Co..
THE PEOPLE'S STORF,
Wholesile and Retail.
Charlottetown, Oct. 9. 1893.
BLOW.
WHEN STORMY WINDS DO
It seems strange, perhaps, but it is true, that the first cold autumn days seem to raise more gorse flesh avd be more pro- luctive of serious colds than the severe frosts of winter, when the system seems to the sold. Jt is the miserable winds which one feels the worst, and it is « good thing to know that a layer of Fibre ‘Shamois in the body_or sleeves of a per- ~on’s wrap Or coat will actually keep the wiad entirely out, no matter how raw or damp it may be. Thia ie the surest and wimplest way of keeping comfortably warm in any weather, and of avoiding the coughs and colds so easily caught, but hard to shake.
need
TS A ST, PETER’'S HARBOR NOTES
Farmers are abont through potato dig- sing, and the crop is an average one.
The stareh factory begun operations On Friday. Mr. GL. Phillips, the efficient the tubers, us the merchants do not appear to be in it.
Dame rnmor has if that our popular Aylmer ‘McEwen, is about leaving u3 to attend Prince of Wales Col- lege, preparatory to emering one of the higher institutions of Jearning. Mr. Mc- Ewen has had charge, of our school for the last four years, and during that time has not only done great work education- ally but has also won for himeelf the ad miration of all.
Thecheese factory has closed after hav- ing done a very successful work. Mr. Kelly has proved himselt to be the right man in the right place.
ne
How Much is ina Nume,
There may be a good name on the label, and a very bad wine in the bottle. Have you not found it so? And you paid sweet- ly for the label too. Are you aware of the fact that splendid wines, sound, whole- some, old, can now be obtained for $3 and $4 per dozen quarts? Clarets, Medoc, Bergundies, Sauternes? Orsay, half the price formerly asked. The public will no longer pav these long prices. Good wines are now within the reach of the people. Formerly, the classes drank winer. Now, the masses will drink the light wines of France, eschewing the more ardent and acid liquors, which are hurtful. Looks like a miracle, but it 1s really very simple, ——direct and large importatons. Address —Bordeaux Claret Co., 30 Hospital St., Montreal. Oct. 15, 2 4 6.
—— SOO
Candidate for Jacques Cartier.
MonrreaL, Oct. 22. D. BH. Girouard, son of Judge Girouard, has been nominated as the Conservative candidate in Jacques Cartier County.
The Contest in Gloucester.
Sr. Jonx, Oct. 22.
The polling yesterday in G@ oucester re- sulted in the election of Vernot, Sever- wright and Taulin.
Chi: ess Sacred Lilies at Carter’s Book- store.
The real genuine Chinese Sacred have arrived at Carter’s Bookstore.
Lilies
This
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That healthy boy of yours, is he hardon suits’ Have you tried the kind we sell for rollicking, leap-frog-play ag boys. They are made from our own :weeds, and will stand any amount of rough-and-tum- ble work. Try one-—McKay Woolen Co.
THE MARKETS.
SS
Tvespay, Oct. 22.
Beef (quarter) per Di deessoess 0.05 to 0.07 Beef Camall)... 2. ceereeeeerees 0.05 to 0.10 Sutter (fresh )..ccccececeeeeeeeeres 0.20 to 0.22 Butter (tub)...cccccccereeeereerees 9.17 to 0.18 Beets, bunch... eeee ee se 0.03 to 0.05 Cheese, per Ib...++ eakeaed becotece 0.14 to 0.15 Cabbage, per dOZ..+rrerrerereees 0.25 to 0.30 Carrots, per bunch...++-+---+- ‘ 0.03 to 0.04 Canliflowers, each......-.--° 0.05 to 0.06 Celery, per bunch ..... solvonen - 0.05 to 0.07 Chickens, per PA@il. -..e+++-eeree 0.40 to 0.45 Codfish (fresh) per doz....--++ 0.35 to 0.40 Eggs, per doz... Lea bcwensaen em * ~ ks it cxiiecnpeuneoeen . 0.50 to 6. poet, Pee eis 0.40 to 0.50 Ceo esnctseees eer 0.50 to 0.70
Flour per CWl.... eee ceeerees 1.75 to 1.90 Ham, per |b...... ceczece O12 tO014
» ea pet 108 Blo 6.35 to 0.40 a ioe oe. 0.05 to 0.06 Lamb, per Vb ..-sceececeeeeere rene 0.06 to ni Lanrbsking ....06----++6 cnce oegonhs 0.30 to 0.4 Mackerel..... ovxigd soedenenene 0.10 to oae Mangels, per bush.....+---+++++ 0.15 to 0.1!
dl... 'e2deseiaiinss QOS OP eam Mutton, per Ib.,-.sseeeeeeeseeree 0.06 to 0.08 Oatmeal (new) per 100 Ibs... 2.00 to 2.25 Oats, new, per bushel.....+++ 0.28 to 0.29 Pork (CAPCASB).+.cerceers+sererene 00-44 to 54 Peas, Gt.cscseeee > eeveseeseeerersers 0.07 to 0.10 Potatoes per bushel.,....-,-- . 0.18 to 020 Straw (per CWt)..creeverreeeees .. 0.25 to 0.30 Turkeys, each . 5.45 esseeeerees 0.60 to 1.00
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Turnips, per bushy ss<srcereees 0.10 to 0.12
u THE SCHOOL SYSTEM.
Sie,—The article which appeared in |
Saturday’s issue concerning the school system, ought to be enough to settle the
question in favor of the two sessions, with out further discussion. Of course there, are two sides to every subject, and numer ous ideas, objections, &c, to bring forward, which when considered make things ap- pear in a different light.
One correspondent objeets to the two session system on account of the children coming home and going back to school with damp élothes on, the:.time allowed not being sufficient to have them thorough ly dried. On the other hand they come home at two, and after they have their din ner do they stop indoors until their clothes ar2 dry? If they did so during the winter months it would be almost dark before they went out again. Now where is the difference? Is itnot much better to go back to school where it is warm than to
stop out in the cold with their damp clothes on? As for considering the convenience of the teachers as previously mentioned. Why, where is
there a class of workera who have more leisure hours and holidays at their dis- posal? They have from the last of June to the first of September or thereavouts to doas they please,and being paid at the same time, while others are working hard in stores and in other places. Why, it would Le a grand change, if only for the purpose of keeping them employed.
As “Parent” suggests, let the majority rule.’ Asa matter of fact that will be the termination. 3ut how are we to find out
on which side the majority lean+? I would suggesta@hat at the next council election the matter be settled by a plebiscite being taken. In the meantime Jet us have more public opinion. C»me out, parents, and give us some points to consider. ONLOOKER.
—- NEWS NOTEs. A monument to William Lyon Mac-— kenzie is ‘now spoken of in Ontario. A Sydeey, N.S. W., cable says that
Oarsman Stanbury will go to England to row Harding, the English champion.
A-farmer of Albany, Ore., is exhibiting a bunch of 42 stalks of wheat, with, 924 meshes and about 3,500 grains, which grew from a single. kernel].
——> © + HOW TO PRESERVE AMIABILITY, Nothing is harder on the temper, not to mention one’s constitution, than the cold, comfortless, bhue-lipped feeling caused by the nipping wind, which seems to find its way in and out of every crevice of your anatomy. But there is an easy way for everyone to keep comfortably warm’ in spite of wintry blasts Just havea layer of Fibre Chamois put in your coats or jackets and then go out and defy the bleakest winds and raw, damp _ air. You will find that it proves a perfect pro- tection and keeps in the natural heat of the body, keeping out the cold entirely, and ail without adding weight or bulk. oct 19 spiel eae The big fight is off. We don’t mean the dry goods fizht, the Corbett-Fitzsimmons. There is no legislature in this country can prevent us from making the toniest and best fitting suits in town. Try us and see what we can do.—McKay Woolen Co., Swell Tailors.
FURNESS LINE. tegular Fortnightly Sailings between
London and Halifax. Under special con- tract with the Dominion Government.
S. 8S. HALIFAX CITY, 3,000 Tons. S. 8. ST: JOHN UCITY, 3,000 Tons. S. S. DAMARA, 2,500 Tons.
The Furness Steamships. are the finest on this route. All boats are Clyde built, with saloon and sleeping berths amidships, where least notion is felt. .
S. 8. St. John City and Halifax City are electrically lighted, aud carry ship’s doc- tors. Freight accommodation unsur- passed.
For information regarding sailing dates, etc., apply to
FURNESS, WITBY & CO., Lrp.,
People’s Bank Building, Halifax, N.5.,
Or W.W.Clarke, Passenger Agent
Charlottetown, P.E. I. oct22
Fitz-James ScotchWhisky
tECOMMENDS ITSELF, SPECIAL QUALITY—8 Years Old, PURITY GUARANTEED
—
Sole Proprietors:
fp sHrbr- Mervey Hp,
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-or Sale by all
Dealers. Geese Feathers.
HIGHEST PRICE paid for all Geese Feathers. JOHN NEWSON.
WHAT, NEVER ?
“No, nevet before hed I such com- fort as I got out. of a pair of McCREADY’S TWO DOLLAR SHOES.” So say our customers. Have you ever a pait of these Shoes? They are beauties worth double money. Why pay a big price when you can get a pair. of these Shoes for so little monev? Mind, they are wearers We have them in Laced or Con gress, for Men only.
A. E. McEKACHEN,
THE SHOE MAN.
worn
the
oct7
Wants, Lost, Found, &
Advertisements under this heading chargec five cents per line.
Ww ANTED—A busheler for altering c'oth- ing in our ready-made department—repair- ing, ete.—MCKAY WOOLEN Co. oct22
TO LET—House with eight rooms besides kiteben and pantry; nicest situation in town; rent moderate; possession immediately. Ap- ply at this office. tf—oct2e
TO LET—Double tenement house on Fd- ward Strect, five rooms in each heuse; rent moderate. Apply to F W L Moore, Solicit- or, or to Angus Newbery. lw pdzoct22
WANTED AT ONCE—A first-class tailor ess Apply to JoHN BELL, Tailor and Cutter, 197 Powna) Street. 31 (135) pd—vet2i
TO -LET-—a Comfortable House containing six rooms, situated on King Street, east, pear Jownal Street, Stable inthe rear. Apply to Mrs. LowpEN, Dundas Esplanade, , ovl9 tf
STRAY PIG--Owner can have the same by appling at the residence of Hox. BENJAMIN ROGERS. ;
WANTED,—Agents make $15 weekly sell- ing our silverware and miscellaneous good*. We supply nearly everything. Write for terms and catalogue. THE QUEEN Si LVER- WARE Co, Montreal. si
TO LET—Store and: dwelling on Great o— Street. Apply to EWEN MACDOUGAL, octit—tf
FOR SALE—Pure-bred Berkshire boar pig,
ene year old; took. first prize at_ Provincial Heubivion thre fall. APPLY to A MCNRILE & >
oe
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22,
mene
Pc
1895.
Wants lor Though Peng
How Would the Following Ad. Reasonable People ?
50 tons of hay worth $18, our price $14. 900 bushels potatoes, usually sold from 25 to 30 cents, our price 16 cents.
lisc, better grade l6c, sold by other farmers for 18 and 20 cts.
135: bushels carrots, usually sold at 40c, our price only 25,
100 bushels wheat, worth $1.25, for 75e.
A few ends of farms, worth $135, our price $62,
25 good milk cows, sold at $45, our price $30.
60 sheep, good quality, $5.25 to $6.25, our one low price $3.25 and $4.25.
Oats! Oats!—Fine goods, all oats, 28c a bushel, worth anywhere 35¢, some say 40c - our price only 28c—no. better goods offered anywhere.
Direct from the Farm :—250 bushels turnips, fully 4 pecks to the bushel, worth 20c, our one low price Ide. ;
Believing the one price has the confidence of the people, we don’t put-35c per cent on and take 25 percent off. Strictly one low cash price on our farm. We are not working this farm for ourselves, but simply for the people who buy the stuff we have to sell.
{fa farmer came to us talking in that style, we would immediately suspect that his hay was musty, his oats sANDy, and his potatoes had the pry rot, and we think the people now know that kind of bunkum is ror of the worst kind.
We ask the people to trade with tbe boys who sell goods for what they are worth, and don’t keep them until they are worthless, and then state what they were worth once in the DARK AGES,
PROWSE BROS, the Wonderful Cheap Men.
Charlottetown, October 19, 1895—246
Sound to
200 pounds butter, all cream, extra good quality, only |
W. W. WELLNER
takes pleasure in announoing that, having secured Mr, E, N, Harper, who has had thirteen years’ experience at the Watch- making and Jewelry business, will continue to repair Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, ete,, ‘promptly and satisfactorily,
Attention is also called to his large stock of Watches, Silverware, Jewelry, Clocks and Spectacles, which cannot be surpassed in the city.
HAPPY WEDDING
dy 41 2462 wy 2i—-oct22
LOW PRICES and HIGH GRADE GOODS were joined tugether at the “City Hardware ‘Store,’ especially “Jewel” Stoves and Ranges.
R. B. NORTON & CO.,
City Hardware Store.
iiareaaatiinenenenghiomemeeniioes
Our Our Our Our Our Our Our will do
Tweed Suits at 5, 6, 7, it, the city.
McKay
GREAT SALE
OF ——-
Gents’ Furnishings, Hats
AND ——
ee
Going on—25 to 40 per cent. Discount.
All
Don’t miss this opportunity of securing Bargains. of above goods must be sold.
cam
Leading Merchant Tailor.
Don’t worry about the Cold...
But make a point of being ready for it by having jour
. Wraps or suits made up with the interlining, which keeps out every breath of raw wind and damp air, and Yet is light, and lends a graceful, lasting stiffness.
No paper imitation will give there results; so find the name
FIBRE CHAMOIS
on every yard.
Patented, July 1890, March 1895.
Wool Underclothhing, Gloves,
Hosiery,
Blankets,
| Wadded Quilts,
Selling at Low Prices for | Cash Only.
". J. HARRIS,
Charlottetown,October 19, 1895—dy
AGENT
Woolen Company, Bargain
READY-MADE CLOTHING|
Charlotteown, October 22, 1895—25
JOHN FROST
may not be a very genial companion, but he can be made all right if you take him the right way—keep him on the outside,
all wool underwear at one dollar a suit will do it. Knit Shirts at 59c, 75c and one dollar will do it. Kid and Buck Woo! Lined Gloves will do it. Cloth and Fur Caps will do it. Woo! Carriage Wraps and Fur : &, 9, 190. LL, £2 dollars will do it. Men’s, Youths’ and Boys
Robes will do it.
Reefers, Overcoats and Ulsters
See our stock. Our values and assortment are unsurpassed in
Corner.
EW BOOKSTORE
JUST OPENED :—A full line of BOOKS, STATION- ERY and FANCY GOODS.
SCHOOL BOOKS and
on hand.
SUPPLIES always
SCHOOU
HORNSBY,
Bros.
McMILLAN & Watson’s Old Stand, Opposite Prowse
a large assortment of Novels, d&w—octl6
To arrive in a few days, Newspapers and Magazines.
————— ee —— ——$—— emai aacutitaie
H. SUANWAY & CO. ‘Wholesale Wine & Liquor Merchants,
ITALIAN WAREWOUSE, 243 Hollis & 48 Upper Water St., HALIFAX, N. 5S.
P. 0. BOX NO. 475. ly (14)—-oetl 5
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Core and See Us | Flannel Shirts,
For For For For For
“len’s Ulsters, Men’s Overcoats, Men’s Reefers, Men’s Suits, Boys’ Overcoats, For Boys’ Reetfers, For Boys’ Suits.
We have a large stock. We are selling at very low prices. Extra values in Dry Goods.
J. B. MACDONALD & CO.
Charlottetown, Octigber $, 1895—dy & wky
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