THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN,

MAY 26, 1899

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We have received severs! cares of Gents white*

COMPLETE

jipen:~ latest collars and cuffs,

color: d «rd uvlaundered shirts. The ator: goods are bougbt for cash from the manviacturers as the old firm bought them. We think the vaiuesthe best ob-~ tains ¢.

Special Collars

5 ply linen, l atest, 2 for 2dc.

Special Shirts Laundered $1,00 worth $L- 9, Unlaundered 75c worth $1.00.

Centsdon’t pass us for s um mer underwear.

In balbriggau, natural wool oo ? > merino and outing shirts.

Come to us

for your neckties; an immense new stock, Jatest call. Prices to suit you.

Don't pass us

tor Kid Gloves, Braces, Hos- iery, Sweaters, umbrellas and everything in Gents furnish- ings at lowest prices. Re-

meniber oui stock is al! new, and very forge.

We will please you

VW/EEKS & CO

Wholesale and Retail

Pastry Pies |

are without doupnt the

BEST

that can be made. And our prices

speek for themselves.

FRESH BAKED TO-DAY Apple Pies 16 cents each. Mince Pies 10 “ " Lemon Pies 10 “ a

Tart Pies 10 “

Tartletts 10 cents per doz. PHONE 98

D STEWAR!

ECLIPSE BAKERY : Bakes Best Bread

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OPERA HOUSE Two Nights Only

Thursday ¢ P4oy UNE Ist & 2nd

CARNIVAL UF NATIONS

60-PERFORMERS—6O

Brikiant Calcium Effects... . Costumes Direct from New Yerk

Terpsichorean f evelations !

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4 Grand Burlesque Coon Cake Walk, BY 20 LADIES AND GENTLNWEN

P rices, 25, 35 and 50 cents,

| Wanted At Once

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DING

Board ina private family in central prt of the town, with room euitable for a

D ctor’s office, Give references. Addreas: * DOCTOR” 423 ~ li Hctel Davi 8

‘a short time only, at Dr.

‘Local and Other tems,

‘Loo AL Couns NCIL —T be ‘monthly meet: ng

of ‘he L. C. W., will be beld at the P. W. College vo Saturday efternoon, 27th inst, at 3.30 o'clock. care of the aged poorand standing orders,

Commiitees oo literatare, |

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are requested to be present. 3ins, An Istaxy Pvucii+r.— Geo. Byera, (colored,) is matched to meet Jack |

Bouner at Valley Falle, Roode Isianu, May 30. The battle will be practically firthe world’s middieweigat

championship. Byers was boro in Char-

loitetown, June 25, 1872 and stands 5 feet 84 inches high. He bas hacking agains: any man inthe world McCoy preferred, for $10,000 atte An O_p anv Wett Iriep Remepy.—

Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty yearsby millions of motbers for their children while teething, with perfect succes. It soothes the child softens the gums, s!lays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world.

Twenty—tive cents a bottle. Its value is nealculable. Be eure and ask for Mra a

Things to Make a Noteof.

On Sunday next the Rev Howard Spra- gue, D D., will exchange puipits with the Kev Mr Kirby of Grace Courch, and will preach at both services.

The Junior Union of the Baptist Church will give a mi-sionary concert to nigbt. The concert will be in the main audience room of the Baptist Church at 8 o’clock. Among otber items on the programme is an address by Rev GM Campbell. Silver collection.

L. 0.,B. A.—Pasfe on your hat or on the wirror: Rev Mr Fallerton’s lecture io Wri,h’s Hall, Kent Street, on Tuesday, the 30ch inst. Sutject,‘*Msry Queen of Scots ” Stereopticaa views will be thrown ov the canvas. ‘Ile lecture isunoder the anspices of Lady Wallace Lodge, No 27. You cannot efford to miss this tre.t Admiesion l5cts.

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Our ready to wear men and boys clothing is selling fast. we bought the gcoits very low, and we areselling 25 to35 per cent lower tham regular prices When you want a suit, come

our way. JB McDonald & (0.

At Pueblo, Mexico, May 11, Chale’ Fairbauoks Twining, civil engine-r, son of the late H.C, D. Twining, of Hal fax, aged 51 years.

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Alfred A. Taylor, of Margaree says: One bettle of MINARD’S LISIMENT cured a swelling of the gamble joint, and saved a horse worth $140 00.

Thos, W. Payne of Bathurst, saved the life of a valuable horse that the Vet. had given up, wiih afew bottles of MIN- ARD’S LINIMENT

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Mr. R. N. Taylor, opthalmic optician, will be at home to parties requiring the aid of giasses, on Thursday May 25:h, for Taylor's re-i- dence. Th2 examination of eyes free. Glasses furnished at moderate rates.

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50 mens white and colored shirts, slightly soiled, at ha.f price. J 8&8 McDouaild & do

Another shipment of ladies white mua-|ip blouses opened at Paton & Co’r.

Bpots, cheeks and stripes in ladiea my = lin blouses, all prices, new goods. Ladie see this new lot. Orner bk uses from 35e to $1 65 at Paton & Co’s.

Summer corsets 35c, 50c, 75c. Stockirgs and gloves. Big stock on, cal! to:orrow, Saturday, at Paton & Co’e.

Men Colored Boots

are very fashionable just now—

we can sell you colored boots at the following prices:—

$1.75

Mens choc lateEcolore1 boots— good rtyle.

$2 50

Mens chocolate colored dongola hoots—comfortable, durable, and stylish,

$2 75

Mens fine chocolate dongola boots

$3 OO

Mens checolate dongola boots— Goodyear welt, first class goods made on different lasts, the best $3 00 boot you can buy.

R. &. JOST.

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PERSONAL

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Mre. B. C. C x, Souris, came to town this morning,

King hri-van, of D nmark, is 1e ported to be fkiing im health.

Senators Ferguson and Prowse left this morving on retarn to Ottawa,

Miss Heitie Collings left this ackville, N B.

Mr, J. A. Matheson, Inspector of Fish- eries, weni west this morning.

morning

br. McKay and wife, of Halifax, lett this morning on return to Halifax.

Hon. J. W. Richards was a passenger by the traip going west this morning.

Mr. George J. Rogers was a}passenger to ‘Own by the easteru train this moroing.

Mr. Danie! Koughan, of the C. P.R., i8 visiting bis former bome in Charlotte- town,

Mr. Evereti Lucas was a passenger by the Princess thts morning returning to Helifax

Messrs J. Philips anJ F., X. Pic! ette, of Quebec, are among the latest arrivals at the Q een Horel,

Mr. Douglas Steven, Dominion inspec- tor of steamboats, is among the guests at the Hote! Davies.

Mr. C. H. Dingwell and family returned to towu this morning afier spending several! days at Bay Fortune.

Mr. Robert Young, of St John, who has been in Charlottetuwn for several days, crossed tuthe mainland today.

Mr. W.C. Kennedy, left this morning for Montreal, to attend tbe funeral of his brother, whose lamented death is referred to elsewhere,

Mr. Edward L. Madden returned last evening by the str. Jacques Cartier from Orwell, where be has been rusticating with bis friends,

Mrs. Rose, of Wazhington, D. C..(form— erly Miss Heneley) is visiting Charlottee towa. She iathe guestof Mr. and Mre, H. W. Longworth.

Rev.G. M. Campbell will leave to- morrow morning for Sackville, N. B. He is to preach the annual s-rmon before the Theologival Union on Sunday.

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Qieen Hotel: J D Reid, City; F X Picheue, J Po Ips, Quebec,

Hotel Davies: D Stevens Halifax; W D Brisbin, Toronto; J Langhton, Mont. real; Geo H Whitoey, Berlin; A F Lar- kin, Tigoish ; Mrs BC Cox, Souris.

Railway House: Mr. M McCarthy, Boston; D McDonald, Grand River ; Miss K Walker, L Sigsworth, Mr. D

Stewart, Robbie Stewart, Boston ; Eliz2 A Bowlen, Dorchesier. ie ee

SHIP NEWS.

Port of Charlottetown. ENTERED

May 25—A 8S Townshend, Whittl2, Pics tov; Frauk, Grav', Wallace; Kate McKin- non, Boudro’, Pictou; Mary Alice, Terrio, Svduey; Rhuma, Lawson, Shediac; ss E ectra, McLarea, Montague.

CLEARED.

Mav 25—A S Townsheud, Whittle, Pic- Rouama, Lawson Wallace; Mary Alice, “erro, Albeiton; *» s Electra, Mc- Laren, Montague; Satrllce, McKenzie, Whycocomagh; Moromg Light, ichard- Pert Hood.

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Port of Summerside. ENTERED,

Eils Mand, Irving, Pictou, coal; McLean, Bontin, Crarlotterown, Minnie Scout, Grant, Baie Verte, bal; prise, Trenholm, Baie Verte, lum.

CLEARED,

May 25--Ella Maud, Irving Richibucto, flour; M C McLean, Bontin, Kinston. N B., el; Surprise, Trenholm, Baie Verte, oats ard flour; Minnie 8, Grant, Bair Verte,oats avd furniture; Omega, Murchiscn, Demera- ra via. Charlottetown.

MC lime; Sar-

5006 bus onts........ acectesie. eG. oe 32 bbls berring...... iSiaaeas } 128 halt bbis.......... aietene >» 599,00 S ouartey: MOGs isa. cians $2509.00 LOCAL NOTICES.

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White shirts 592. See our fifty cent un laundered shirt; just as good as any one dcllar laandered shirt in the ciiv.— Prowse Brose. 122 Sins

Hats and caps~No newer styles made, no better quality on earth, no fairer prices to be head then at Prowse Bros The Wouderful Cheap Men. 122 3ins

Fit Reform—we are selling quite a lot of tLose suits this spring and every person is well pleased and weil drassed; ‘price $10, $12, $15, and $18. Spring overcoats $10, $12 and $15— Prowse Bros. 122 Sins

New blouse sete jast arrived and still more coming. Don’t taink you will find a nicer assortment in the city—G. F. Hutcheson. EF

Cuba is ot have $3,060,000 worth of peace and harmony. President McKinley, after a conference with Secretary Alger, cabled instructions to Governor General Brooke at Havana to proceed immediately with the distribution of the $3,000,000 to the Cuban troops, in accerdanee with the understanding reach:d with Gen. Gomez that surrender of arms to the various municipal authorities would be accepted. a

TO LET—~A dwelling house on Prince St., formerly occupied by Mr. 8. C. Nash. Possess jon given immediately. _asols to eae Smith, at County Court O 123

Local and Other lems.

STEAMER For Eycuaxp.—We hear that a direct. steamer to England is to call here, | for the first time this season, in July.

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Tue Guivarz.—The steamer Gulnare left for Picton yesterday to “coal up,” preparatory to proceeding to Summerside to survey the harbor,

Tur Havirax Boas. —The steamer City of Ghent arrived from Halifax yesterday evening and left ou return this forenoon. She had a general cargo both ways.

Orient Division 8S. of T. will meet io Wrignt’s Halil at 8 p. m, to continue the disu3si0n commenced ac last meetirg. All members and visitors are invited to attend

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Att Ricur Acaw.~The young lal Herrell, who was operated upon for ap- pendicitis at the Charlottetowa Hospital a short time ago, was yesterday taken to his home quite recovered.

Tue Prince Edeard be began the work of dredging atthe Railway wharf yesierday, and extensive improvements are to be made to the wharf itself, so as to enable the freight, etc., to be baodled in the best possible manner.

IMPROVEMENTS —We notice thata new platform has been laid between the entrauce of the railway station and the opposite corner. We hope that this is but the first to be attended to of the many im pypve- ments needed at our railway station.

Prince cF Waxes Cottece.—The pro-~ gramme for the commencement exercises on Wednerday evening is a good one and the proceedings promise to be most en- joyable. The St. Cecilia Mandolin Club nas kiodly consented to aseist on the occasion. The adiress to the graduates will be delivered by Rev. A P. McLellan, rector of St. Dunstan’s College.

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Accipext Yesterpay.—A painful acci~ dent occurred io the railway yard yesterday afternoon about fiveo’clock. While brake. man Sheriff, of the Cape Traverse train, ! was walking slougthe top ofa box car placing the line, be fel] to the ground a di: ~ tance of about fourteen feet, striking his head againsteither the rail or the sleeper, causing severe injuries to the forehead ove: the righteye. He was picked up in an unconscious condition end removed to the Prince Edward Island Hospi«l where everything possible was done for him, It was af er ‘hr-e o'clock this morning be- foe Mr Sneriff regained consciousnes-, aud to-day he is reported “doig well.” Dr. Warburton, who was called in directiy after the acc-dent, yas been aseidious in his attention to the injured an.

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Crossev tH: Baxr.—News of the death at Montreal yesterday of Mr. Frank B, Kennedy. manager of the Kank ot Nova Scotia, will be heard with deep regret by all who erjoved his acquaintance. Mr. Kentely was 4 son of the late Mr. Charles Kennedy, of Brackley Point, and was a brother of Mr. W. ©. Kennedy, the well- known insurance ageat. Mr. Kennedy has been manager vf the Montreal egency for some eight years. Previously be had heen manager cfth: branches at Annapo~ lis, Amherst, Chat: am and other poicts. He wasa young ma. f spleadid ability, end his death atantu..vy ageis tobe ve- gretted. Congestion of the lungs and pleurisr, from which be had been suffering about a week, was the ca 82 ofhis death. His widow and three childreo in Montreal and hs brocber and other relatives in this prevince bave our sympathy in their affliction.

The feath at Drayton, North Dakota, of Mr. Geo. J. Wright, will also be heard with regret. Mr. Wright wasason of the late George Wright, Hast Royaltv, aud was for some years engaged in business on Kent Street in this city. He ie survived by twosisters, Misses Julia and Fanner Wright, to whom our sympathy is ex- tended.

OUR FOUNTAINS

are now in fuli blast, and our flavors are still the best ob- tainable.

Rlood Orange, Cherry Ripe,

Red Cherry Chocolate Coffee Ginger Lemon Moxie Pear Peach Pineapple Raspberry Red Messina Orange Strawberry

Vanilla &c., &.

“ry our Coffee with cream its oae of our best sellers—

ODDO DOSE 19D OD ODWOD HOB O8OE

CREAM SODAS 5c A GLASS

OOD FOR > 6 |] OL 09D OD OD OD OD 6B OR wo OS OD

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2580 Ladies’ Hemstitched lawn, embroidered, and pure Irish linen cambric Handa- kerchiefs just received from

the makers in Beltast, Ireland

LOT 1.— 1380 fine lawn Hemstitched, worth 8c and 10c each, going at

G for BF con’s

600 embroidered, worth lic and 22¢, For 1@ and 94 cents each

LOT 2.—

LOT 3.—600 Pure Irish Linen Cambric Hemstitch- ed, worth 16c to 35e,

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