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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTYEZTOWN, MARCH 30, 1960.
SSib. OO€ NEW SILKS
~(Opened Yesterday
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Some of our Spring Stock of
— Silks in-- China Merveillanx Japanese
Peau-de-sois Grose frail
Glace Damas Fancy Pl ids Moire
Fahcy Brache Gros-de-Tour Taffetas
Ou: silks this season are the handsomest designs to be had, and values that cannot be ex- celled. Some of our silks are in Blouse lengths only, #0 come early and get Srst ehoice.
WEEKS & CO
The Peeple’s Store. Wholesale and Retvil.
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+ ly > V 3 t a 4 , 4 , | ' e ' ° : Difference,in taste : + e ia Ss When you! buy from us. $ Everything you get is of § the same quality—“THE $ BEST.” ° To-day Angel Cak », 12c¢ each. German Buns, 10c per doz. Corn Gems, 10c per doz. Oatcake, | 2c per lb. Cream Tartar Biscuit 10c per -doz. Parker Hiouse Rolls 10c per doz. Ginger Snaps, 12c per lb. All kinds of pies to-day in pastrv, cream or 2 coconut. . Try yur Duchesse $ * © ti * e Bread 4c per loaf. s : 8 @ TeLernoxe 98.” : . © e : DD. Stewart: « Ecurrer BakeERY © ® BAKES BEST BREAD. e ¥ 6 URSEBESe ees £ BOOCOSED 2050
CARD! DR. H- L. DICKEY
(Late Clinicc Assistan at Royal London Opkthoimic Hospttal, Moorfields, nd Central Londen
Throat and Ear Hospital’)
SPECIALIST-—F ye, Ear, Nose an? Throat.
©rrvicke—Camerer Bleck
Resipence— Rich mead Street, West.
Orriee Hevas—! 8am,ic lpm, lteipm Evening» by appeiatiment
Eyes Tested ami Fitted Wita Glass
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PATRIOTIC CONCERT.
Tue Patriotic Concert held in Victoria on Wednesday evening under the auspices of the “ Choras Cinb ” ef that place preved to be @ decided success, financially and otherwise. Deepite the lateness of the season, bad roade, etc., the hall was filled to the doors before the hour of opening. That the entire programme was thoroughly enjoyed by all present was clearly «Lown in the attention znd hearty applause bestowed by the audience. The performers in several instanceajwere given enthusiastic encores. The bal! was taste- fully draped with flags and other decora- tions, while portraits of Her Majesty the Queen and pictures of Generals Buller, Reberts, Kitchener, etc., were displayed on beth sides of the platform. The pro- gramme (with Mre. E. Boswell, Miss Vera Lea, Miss Gertrude Palmer and Mrs.
Walter Lea 83 accompanists) was as follows :
PART I, Opening remarks—Chairman
Rev. Thos. Hicke. Chorus—The Flag For Me Recitation—The Women of Britain
Mise Lena Myers.
Club
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Mr. S. Blanchard was a paesenger by th's morning train from the cast.
Mr. Frank . Wilten, of Studley, Eng. is among the guests at the Hotel Davies.
Mr. B. C. Prowee, of the firm of Prowse Bros, wae @ passenger by the Stanley today.
Mr. Byron N. Barns is here in the io tefests of Stroud & Son, Montreal. He is at the Hote! Davies.
Miss Toombs, Moore & McLeod’s new
millner, was in attendance at the big milli- nery openings in St. Jobn.
Rev, E.M. Dill, formerly of Summer- side, has been called to Wolfville, N.S. The eslary is $900 and a free manse.
Merers. Geo. Godkinand W.A. Ching, of Summerside,were among the passengers by this morning’s train from the west.
_ Mesrrs Olive and Waring, eteamboat inepeciors, who have been here on official
buriness, left last night onjreturn to St, Jobo.
Mr. M. C. McRobbie, of S:. John, one of the beat known commercial travelers on thiscircuit, is registered at the Hotel Davies.
It is understood that the invitation ex-
teading— The Habitant - Rev J M Forbes
Solo and Chorus—Rule Britannia . Mr AE McIntosh and Club
Duet— De Cabin on de Mississippi Shore
Bolo—Maggie Lauder - Solo and chorus—Up with the Flag Mr Walter Lea and Club. INTERMISSION.
Sale ef candy, vielin selections—Mr W S Lea with organ accompaniment, ete., | etc.
PART II. Solo and choruse—BSoldiers of the Queen | Mr Rey Lea aod club Chorus--Give the little boys a chance Four loyal little boys Solo—The Soldier’# Dream Mies Millicent Palmer Chorus—The British Grenadiers - Club | Recitation— Her little bretber ° | Miss Reta Stright Solo and Chorus—We’re Britons none the less sir Mr Brooks and Club Solo—Since Casey runs the flot ‘ e Mr Walter Lea | Duett and Chorus—If the waters could speak as they flew Misses Anpie and Ethel laman, Mies Forbes Miss Vera Lee ani other, Closing Hyma—God save «ur Boys . Followed by the National Anthem.
Af.er the programme was rendered the chairman made a few appropriate remarkes, | thanking the andievce on bebalf of the committce for their very generous patron- | age, etc. Three cheers were then given | for the Queen, Generals Buller, Koberis | and White.
The committee desire publicly to thank the young men who helped with the decorations, also Mr. Brien who eo gen- erously gave the use of the Hall free for ihe entertainment, and all others who as-
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Sold everywhere. 25 certs.
~ WANTED TO RENT.
Su‘table offices (two) in eenteral part of city. —ALSO— Warehouse for storage purposes. dress applications to ‘ J. F. SHATFORD, Hotei Davies, Charlottetown.
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to please you in regard to your piane wants.
We'll show you every piano in our large stock if necessary—lIt’s our business to wait on you ‘ —we believe in trans- Pien0S acting our business in lead aj] @ pleasant manner.
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You get more piano value for your money here than elsewhere— that’s because we sell more pianos than any other house on the Is- land.
We will be pleased to have you call.
Millec Bros.,
Queen Sireet. Connoliy’s, Building.
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.isted in making the concert such a com- |
tended to Rey. Wm. Harrison to become pastor of the Tryon Methodist church tor the next vear has been accepted.
—The Montreal Gazetie says pithily and
+ | with trath that “there is reasouable ground
for the Conservative contention that no emal! share of the commercial progress of their country, which all Canadians rejoice im is due to the minimum of disturbance in fiscal conditions which, much againet their inclinations, the Liberal party were convinced into making.”
To-xicat.—To-night the barber e hop ef James & Trainor will be epened for bus!-
- | ness. They have fitted up the store oo/Queen
Street, lately occupied by Chas. Mitchel! as a book store, where they wilbe ina better position than ever to meet their customers.
Row Boats Our.—A row boat came fo Charlottetown from Rocky Point this
morning. Tue Props.—Freeh northwest winds, fair. Saturday: north and. northwest
winde; fair; liule change in temperature.
Recina.—The steamer S outhport
Ferry SERVicE wentor the Charlotitown route this afterno oon.
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Bosron’s Deatu Rate.—The death rate of Boston for last week was a record bresker for at least nine years past. The total number of deaths was 366 against 212 ‘or the corresponding week iaet year and 15 more for the previous week’s re- The deaths from the grip numbered 40 las’ week, agaiast 21 in the week be- fore. Pneumoniatook off 109 victims and confumpitiou 46. There were 5! cases of diphtheria reported, mive of which prov ed fatal.
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An OLD AND WELL RIED EEMEDY.— Mrs. Wivelow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fitty years by mill‘ons of mothers fortbeir children while teething perfect success. It eootbes the child, softens the gums, allays the pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrtcea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Is value 1s incalcuable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wizsslows Soothing Syrup.
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Tickets cn esle atC, D. Rankin’s and Hise+zard & Moore’*» for Emersonian Re- ial Thureday evening, April 5th, in Kitd-rearteo Hall.
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the Tiper Case.— The argument in the case against the steamer Tiber was finish ed st :00n today. The case siands for jidgment.
Jstaxp Sreamers.—Th> Nor humber- land and the Princess are being made ready for the s*ason’s work. The Prin- cess willleave for Pictouou Monday or Tuesday.
Potice Covrt.—To day, Peter McPhail, for drankenness was fined $2 or 10 dare.
Local Netices.
Know all men that Satur- Jay is tie day at Stanley Bros.
Red, white and blue rib- bon—three widths just re- ceived at Stanley Bros,
‘“‘Union Jack of Old England,” words avd muaic at Miller Bros.
We’re after your wall paper order, and we'd like an opportunity of showing vou the best well paper stock in Prince Ed~ ward Island.— Moore & MeLeod.
To Be Lest.
The western half of that heuse situated on the corner of Euston and Hilisberough Sts., at present cecupied by Mr. D. B. Stewart. Poseession Ist June next.
All modern cenvenienses. Apply to
MRS. F. PARKER €ARVELL
WANTED.--A girl for general housework Apply at this office dy Gins-
) Firet rank and quarterly payment of dues.
Local and Gtver tens
be played at Kensiag:on to night.
K. ory P.— Empire, Lodge No. 19, meets tonight. A full atte. dance is requested.
St. Dunstan’s Rinx.—The ekate last night was very enjoyable. Band music was provided. There were, about eighty excursionisis from Charlottetown.
Wauere Maastes Asouns.—One bun- dred and sixty-four cases of measles were reported to the Medical Health Officer of Hamilton, Ont.,; lest week.
Cigar or Smati-pox.—The Transcript saye there is no smal! pox in Monciow now. Nota house is placarded ; and no @ case remains in the ho-pita! or any pri vate residence.
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Apvaxca 1s HeG:.—The Globe of the 27th says: Live nogs in Torcoto have been advaneed 124 c. per cwt to $5.75 per et for selections of 160 to 200 lbs and $5.12} for thiek and light fats.
Souris Boaap or Trape.—The Souris Board of Trade will meet nex: Monday | evening, April 2ad at 8 o’clock for organ- ization and etection of officers. A full attendance requeasted.—A. Currie, Secre- lary.
At the meetieg of the Natural History Soeiety next Monday. Mr. McSwain will illustrate his paper upon birds by speci~
mens. This will be an additional feature to the ability and pepularity of the jecturer.
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Tas Burrsa Famine.—Anu exchauge says: The butter famine which sent prices up to 29 and 3@ cents per pound, is over. Prices have dropped in Montreal aod other principal markets 7 cents, and creamery is new quoted at 23 ceals.
A Dangixe Rosssryr.— Five well-dressed men entered Heayls’ restaurant at the corner of Sixty-®ixte street and Celumbus Avenue, New York, on Menday last, and while oneof them engaged the cashier ip conversation amother of the men went to the safe and get away with $3,108.
Easter Houpars.— The P. E. 1. Railway issue excursion tickeis on the llth, 12th, 18th and 14th April, 1960, good toreturn on the 16th April, 1900. A special train g18 also to be run betweeo Tignish and Charlottetown on the 14th April, and special cheap fares will be ip force on all trainson that day. See hand bills. tf.
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Sotprsrs Wantsp. — Lieut. Colone!) Moore has instructions te enrolla few more men ferduty at Halifax, applica- tions to be made tohim at his office,
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Lieut. Colonel Moore, D. ©. C., will | receive applicatiene from voung men | deviroug of jc'ning the Royal Canadian Artillery, Quebec.
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A Pointer ror CaaRLoTTEeTowN.—The hardware clerks of St John, will have their Saturday half-holiday again this summer. It will be during the months of June, July and August. The clerks aiso wanted Sepiember, but there were some } objections as exhibition comes in that} wonth. But they are well pleased at be- ing accorded ahalf day Saturday during the otner three months.
MoncMent FoR CaNADIANs.—At a eiti- zens meeting ir Montrealon Tuesdey it was decided te inaugurate a movement for the erection of ® monument to the Cana- dian seldiers who have fallen in South Africa, and a commi(t’e was appointed to make arrangemests for snbseriptions. The monnment ie to beerected in Mont real. All the Dominion will be asked to contribute,snd it is proposed to raise $100,- 000.
Newroewpiaxe Poxirics.-Itis said that Mr. Bend, the premier of Newfound- land, will appeal to the country at the
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Seven Cases New Cloths Opened - wats (i11 Mor’ to Follow
No matter how large a stock a merchant may have, there is always something refreshing about new goods, they give vitality and ambition to business. Our suitinge, overcoatings and treuserings thix season are unusually attractive. -
Just One Look at our
Collection of rich and beautiful fabrics, exqusite colorings, novel and exclusive designs, which must convince you that we ehow an assoriment that is impossible to surpass.
Expect from us
Besides perfecticn in make, lowest prices, for we aregthe firm that seli good clothing at the prices of the other kind.
Look out for our Men’s, Furnishings ad. later.
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