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HE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 25, 1900.

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PERSONAL.

Mrs, John McLean, of Souris, is iv the

Mr. Thomas B. Clift, commiesion mer- chant, St. John’s, Nfld., 1s a guest at the Hotei Davies.

Mre. Malcolm Macdonald and Mrs. H. A. Richardson and child came in from y this morning’s train.

It is understood that Emperor William will visit his yacht about August 2nd.

See. A; cA:

Lefurgev, of Surmmerside,

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i bas been el

A Cape Bretcner—Mr. D. A. McCaskill,

ected Presidest of the Sir

| John A. Macdonald Club, of Montrea!.

A number of yeung ladies gathered si

| the residence of Rev. Leo Williams !ast

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last evening ia response to his invitation. A pleasant evening was spent.

Mr the

William Sterns, of More!)

Queen Hotel. Mr.

guests wut tie

Sterns has been spending the winter in Truro. He goes east this afternoon. The firm here have not received any in-

timation of the engagement of Mr. Dillon by Line Goveraum:' nt of New Zealand as 10 Mr. McLarer, M. P., in the

timated by

House of Commons.

Itisann-unced that Rev. Mr. Teas- dale bas resigned the pastorate of the First Me‘ hod'ct Church. The rev. gentie

s friends tetown

man’s numerou in Charlo will hear the news with great regret.

Mr. Albert E. Murphy, Avondale, who has attending the Charlottetown Busineas College ciuring the past fa’l and wioter, has just completed bis course and bas been awarded tbe College Diploma.

been

Mr. William Wrigbt, the hustling re- resentative of James Coristine & Co., Montreal, came in from the east to-day. Mr. Wrigbt, who has been over nearly every fection of the province, reports bust ness good

sais onal

Summerside Shipping.

Scmmersipe, 24th April, 1900. ENTERED.

April 23—Scbr. Niva Page, Rbynard Pictou, coal Apri! 23—Howard L, Farrow, Sydney, coal April Shediac, salt.

94—Schr. Matilda, Haines,

CLEARED,

April 24 Howard L., Farrow, Pictou, ballast. x ; : April 24—Schr. Matilda, Haines, Pic tou, ballast. ‘ April 24—Nina Page, Rhynard, Pic- top, ballast.

Arrernoon Tea.—The Loyal Circle of the King’s Daugbter’s will hold an after- noon teain St. Paul’s Schoolroom on o’clock. Admis2ion 10 cents. uf

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Our millinery department is in full swing under the

COMPETENT MANAGEMENT OF

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Our first opening last week was quite a succers,and we know that all who are in want of a First-Ciass

hat should patronize Miss McKeiver as her work is considered second to nope in the Province.

| Leave your orders early in the

day

week to secure prompt delivery. Millinery department open every

from 9am. till 6 pm except

Saturday, then 9 a m till 9.50 p m,

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SLATER SHOE DEMONSTRATION.

A Big Time at Alley & Co's. Last Evening.

The Slater Shoe Demonstration at Alley & Co’s. establishment last evening was a great succees. Hundreds of people visited the store during the progress of the demonstration, and several hours were pleasantly passed. Upon a platform io the rear of the store the 820d Battalion Band was placed, and under the direction of Professor Vinnicombe a choice musi programme was discoursed. The Union Jack was conspicuoucly displayed in and about the band stand and here and there throughout the store were flags, evergreens, palma and flowers, which, with the manyselectric lights,made a scent that will not soon be forgotien by those who witnessed it, On a table in the centre of the store was conspicuously dis played samples of the fifty different kinds of Slater $3.50 and $500 sbces, while along the sides of the counters were neal- iy-painted signs describiog the merits of From the ceiling to the floor on both sides ofthe store the Slater was al-o displayed.

Obituar y:

is mavy friends will regret to hear of the of Mr. which occured at bis bone, Middleton, Lot 27,00 April 17th. The deceased was a great sufferer for several years ; but he bore his sufferings with Christian patience aud fortitude. He was a devoted busband, a kind father, a faithful friend and neigh- bour. He was respected by all classes in the community, as was shown by the large number who,in spite of bad roads and weather, foilouwed the remains to their last resting place. He will long be re membered for bis kind words and hospital ity. He leaves a widow, two sons and two daughters, besides a host of relatives and frieud+,—not to mourn as those who have no hope, for

Christ hath died and risen again, And robbed death of ite sting ; And in His heavealy home above From deatb set free he sings.

May sustaning grace ke given to those

bereft.

death

T) THE GUARDIAN.

Permit me to remiod you that you have not yet answered tue questious asked by me in Tae Examiner of Monday. Per~ haps you will answer them in tomorrow’s issue. “This is the second time of asking.”

True TEMPERANCE.

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Not Wkat He Expected.

Lonpon, April 24.—The Lourenzo Marques correspondent of the Daily Mail telegraphing on Monday, says: “Dr. McNamare, of the Chicago ambulance corps, has returned here from Pretoria with the baoner of the corps. He exptesses himeelf as ‘‘disgusted with the whole pro- ceedings.”

Arr, Sxow Srorm.—Apropos of the enow flurry of today Mr. Jon F. Robert- eon informs THe Examiner that according to a diary kept by his father a heavy snow storm—the heaviest of the season— occurred on the 18th April, 1840.

Mr. Pcpe’s Leeturs. — Mr. Percy Pope lectured before the Natural History and Antiquarian Scciety last evening on “Lost Atlautis.” » The lecture was ot ateorbing interest aod indicated much study on the part ofthe learned lecturer. [1 wae fittingly illustrated by Mr. Thomas May, and was greatly appreciated by the lar,e audierce. MThenext lecture wili be dl vered by Rev. Dr. Morrison.

A show of silks never before equalied in @harlottetown at Stanley Bros. tonight.

Pic Socrat.—A pe social in the interest of the Ladies Aid at Green- wich and Cable Head was held on the L1th, Mr. J. B. McEwen acting as chairman. The programme, which consisted of reci- ‘ation®, sing og, graphophone selections and comic readings, was well rendered. The Ladies’ Aid Society are particularly ind*bted to Mr. Sutherland for the free use of bis grapbopbhone. Atthe conclu- sion of the programme, ‘he tale of pies be- gan, Mr Milton McLaren acting as auc- tioneer. ‘Lhe social was closed by ringing the National Anthem and three cheers for the Ladies’ Aid.— One Present.

All people who nave teeth chew! though they don’t all chew tobacco. Should you be one who does, try ‘Black Bass” Navy Chewing! I: is a new brand and embodies afl the o'd time excellences and other new ones peculiar to itself. It is splendid. “Black Bass” Navy Chew- ing Tobacco is Union made.

Hinard’s Liniment for sale eyerywhere CARD! DR. H- L. DICKEY

(Late Clinical Assistan at Royal Londen Ophthaltmie Hospital, Moerfields, and Central London

Threat and Ear Hospital)

SpeciaList-—Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,

Orrice—Cameren Bieck :

ResiDENCE—W ater Street opp Hotel Davies

OrFice Hovrs—9 3%am,tolpm,2toipm Eveniags by appointment

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Local and. Other tems,

| Smart Boy Wantrep ave Tuk EXAMINER Office.

apprentice at

The gross receipts | of England concert in the ( Opera House on Monday evening amount-

ed to $21 °

| 3.0. E. Concerr. the Sons of

iecbahipvaaian Wett.— There will be a

ples of ail kinds, slso candy, ‘ce: and fancy tables at the afternocn ea on Thursday next at St Paul’+ School No article on the fancy table shall exceed one dollar ‘n price. if

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Note Tuis table of cream,

room.

City Councit.—-A special meeting of ‘he City Council will be heldon Friday sft noon at four o’clock for the pasting of t estimates for the curreot year and to cop sider the advisability of cbtaining anthor- ity to issue debentures for street improve-

ments.

didi SewERAGE Tenpers—T he for the fourth section of ‘he Charlottetown sewerage system, the con- tract for which has been let to Mr. Ja».

tenders re ce ived

follows :— D. L. Gooper and Geo. D.

ER VECO vvscintck tecietkvisanacs $16,678 00 Jas. W. Mmepemae. 16 065 00 T.A. Meleee.... . - 11,777 20

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Horse Nores.—That fine stallion, Gold | seeker, has been cold by his former owner, | Mr. Samuel Auld, of Banvockburn, to Mr. T. F. Darlap, of Truro for $400. Gold- seeker was sired by Lord Aberdeen, dam by Gladetone, Qn the dav he was cola he tipped the scales at 1600 }bs. Mr. Dun- lap also purchased a splendid three year~ o'd filly weighing 1300 for $130 from Mr. Wm. Auld,of Bannockburn. The Aulds of Bannockburn are forging to the front as horse breeders. They evidently know how to raise good animals.

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An OLD AND WELL ‘RIED ReEMEDY.— Mrs. Winelow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fitty years by mill‘ons of mothers for their children while teething with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays the pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is incalcuable. Be sure and ask fo Mrs. Wiaslows Soothing Syrup.

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C. M. B. A— The Catholic Muiual Benefit Association of Canada is making substantial progress. There are now 330 branches with @ membership of 13,403. There areeleven branches in Prince Ed- ward Island, The Reserve Fund amounts to $96,7:3.60. The assets of the society are $115,341.53; the iiabilities $9,356. These figures are taken from the last official statement. There is much io the C..M. B. A. to commend it to Catholics, and itis not surprising to hear thatthe membership of the Charlottetown branch has largely increased since the first of the year.

Axpeeweit-Crescents. — The annual meeting of the Abegweit-Crescent Ath- letic Club was held last evening, and the proceedings were very interesting. Officers were elected as follows :—

President—L. B. McMillen, re elected.

Ist Vice President —J. McMillan.

2od Vice President —J. Darke.

Secretary—L. F. Maneey.

Treasurer—D. A. MeKinnon, re-elect- ed.

Managing Committee— H. Bethune, W. McLeod, 0. McKEachern, T. Howatt, T, Ronaghan, T. Morrie,

Bett TeLerHone Service.—A Granby, Ontario,paper reports that Granby can now boast of the best telephone service in the district. The new offices over West’s store have been fitted up regardless of expenze and with aview tothe convenience of patrons and furnishivg a prompt and satis- factory service. Two sound-proof cabinets bave beeen installed for the convenience

of patrons using thelong distance lines and every thing’ in the office is new und up to date,

Mr. H. H. Lord, the new local manager, is ably sesisied by Miss Johnson, formerly of the Knowlton excoang?,and Miss Masee, of Granby, late operator for the Pare sys'ens here, andgives the Granby exchange the benefit of bis personal supervision.” Mr. H. H. Lord is a son of Artemas Lord, E-quire, of this city.

zLouse Cleaning Fielps.

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For disinfecting 6c, 10c and 20c

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should be dressed.

Our Tailoring Department.

Our made to erder Suits, Overcoats, Trousers and every article in the cloth ing line are walking fashion plates fer us.

Gentlemens Furnishings.

IN 3MIRTS—If you are looking fer any coler, shape, quality or price in size frem 12 to 174 inches, you will find theu here.

LINEN COLLARS—lIn every knewn shape size 12 to 18 inch.

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