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Best Nottinghhm and Seotch makes, bought di- rect from the best manu- lactures.

Bexutifal Designs

WEEKS SPECIAL SPRING PRICES.

New Black and Col’d Dress Goods.

New Cashmere, Serges, ete,

WEES’ Gents’

White Uniaundricd Shirts,

Collars and Cuffs. New spring stock just re- ceived, best value in tshirts. Collars best 4 nly linen, 15¢ each, regu- lar price 22c. Cuffs 4 ply, best quality, 22c pr, regular price 30c.

New Stock

Perrin’s French Kid Gloues, Ladies’ 2 button black feneies, Ladies 2 button colored fancies and other novelties. Special pur- chase Black Undressed S9e, worth $1.20, colored, Undressed, 89c, worth $1.20 Leading city Glove Store.

W. A. WEEKS & 00

The People’s Store.

New

eeeie2e A Crown of Gold

skillfully fixed to the root or) Body of aq Perfect results 4

tooth will last a lifetime. at our office,

Your Appearance

has everything to do with the first im- pressions one has in meeting you. No one can make a good appearance with bad looking teeth.

Inthe Eleventh Hour

of a tooth’s usefulness we can bring every means that skill knows to save the tooths life.

Give us a Little Time

and a little money, and we will attend to your teeth in a satisfactory manner.

Painless Filling Effected by the use of the BERLIN METHOD. The newest and best known to surgery.

Dentistry has Lost

its terrors, by m<thods we employ.

We Wiil Examine Your Teeth

free. We wili tell you frankly if anything is the matter with them. Our charges are moderate and our work guaranteed. *

Berlin Dental Parlors, .

Over store of Prowse Bros. Office Hours:—8 a. m to 8 p. m.

Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee

Will be held this year, and those who visit Chitown this year will not do themselves justice ° if they fail to get their Lunches a Victoria Cafe, and drink the health of Her Majesty the Queen in a glass of Joy’s famous But- termilk

JOHN P, JOY

Gt. George St.....

“a -—

anne

1 Government.

the new and_ painless,

VicrortA CAFE

SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO THE EXAMINER,

THE HOUSE OF COMMONS,

MCINKES ATTACKS THR GLOBE.

+ ating,

Some Important Facts, Brought. Out.

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THE GRIT ORGAN NOT A FREE AGENT

Foster Pleads fer the Tariff and Arraigns the Governmenit,

Oryawa, April 10,—Before the orders of theduy werecailed yesterday aftervoon,Mr. MelInnes, of British Columbia, who was denounced by his party organ. the Toronto Globe as “a liar and slanderer,” paid his respects to that journal. He asserted that two directors of the Glob? had a financial stake in the Crow’s Nest Charter, and that the course of the Globe on that question was governed entirely by their pecuniary interests; that two’ Canadian Pacific Rail- way stockholders owned the Globe, and that the railway company. was its master. He piled up epithets in. fine protusion against the Globe, called.it & “nickle-in- the~8lot machine for monopolists” and declared he would not be surprised at any- thing the “hireling” might say. The “British Coiumbia four” Jed the hearty applause, in which some members of the Opposition ranks joined

The first motion in condemnation of the Ministry this session was proposed by Mr. Foster yesterday afternoon in an amend- ment to Fitzpatrick’s motion for the second reading of ‘the Franchise B}]. He rose to protest against the introduction of the least importaut part of the Govero- menut’s programme, while the one measure for which the country is waiting is held back and postponed, viz., the Tariff Bil’, Mr. Foster's arraignment of the Govern ment was most severe, and the Grt un- easiness that followed was a sight to see. Three years ago Mr. Laurier ‘denounced the Government for not bringing down the tariff measure as soon as the House met. Yet here was the Ministry which declared its intention of revolutionizing trade with- holding the tariff for vine months. One session passed without anything being done, the meeting of the second session was three times postponed, and now after two weeks it was passed over in favor of a roeasure which would be idle on the statute books for three years to come.

Someone suggested “moments weakness.”

To this Mr. Foster replied :

of

“We are

} all liable to have them, but deliver me

from a chronic weakness lasting months and year.

|. Mr. Foster then deyoted an_ hour. to

rehearsing the vacillating conduc: and contradictory declarations of the ministers

setting forth their conflicting dec'arations

Opposite each otter ansid almost contin- uous cheers on the Opposition side. He moved that the consideration of ‘the

Pranchise bill be deferred until the’ ‘Tariff

has been disposed of.

The amendment was not expected by the Mr. Cameron (Huron) had arranged to make the secood speech on the Government side and was primed to attack the present franchise law.

Mr. Clancey replied supporting the amendment after which the House ad— journed.

Whea the House adjourns next Wednes- day it will stand adjourned to the following Tuesday.

Sone Service at the Gospel Meeting in the Y. M. C. A. tomorrow afternoon, a 3.45. Everybody welcome.

Seventy millien people know Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies the blood, strengthens the system and gives good health.

Sep emai Lady Henry Somers+t is about to place in the centre of her “* temperance v llage,” Duxburst, in Surrey, a heroic-sized fizure

| of Christ. -The statue, monlded by’ Percy

Woods, represents the Saviour w.th hands outstretched, and.is not ‘alwogether unlike the beautiful statue ‘by Thorwaldcen.

The mileage of railways in operation in Cavada at the end of the last - fiscal year was 16,270 miles, an increase of 1,707 miles,

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FACTS.

We have imported more WALL PAPER for the season of 1897 than any other firm in P. E. [sland. If ‘we have not now the largest stock on hand, then our sales sofar must haye been the largest. We show the

Greatest Variely

Of samples, and can safely leave the public to judge wbether they are not the HANDSOMEST.

Geo. Garter & Co.

| Importers of Canadian, English and Amer ican Wall Papers. _

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INDIA'S FAMINE FUND.

Collected by the oe of Heather- date School District: —Augus Stewart $1; Murdock Matheson, 50c; S W Martin gl, Dorald Buchanan $1; Adam McKinnon 50e: R W McKenzie 50c: Mary A Me- Donald. 60°; Murdoch MeKinnen 60e, Rosanva MecLean30c; Ma'coluy C Martin 50¢; W W Martin &; Joha’A Mclean 50; John Bruce 25... Mra J J- Bruce 40¢; Alex A MePherse. 50¢; Mrs John D MeLeod 25c; Jobo Metheson 50c¢; John MePhee 500 Valecolm R Matheson 50c; Mra d Matheson 50e; Ewen MePhee 35°; Hogh McDonald 1 bush wheat; D J Camphell.l de; Zohn Stewart 1d}; Donald 8 Cam; bell 1 do; Alex Campbell l do; Malcolm McPhee l do Angus McLeod 1 de;Samuel McPhee 1 do Lanehlin McPhee 1. do; John 1d; Maleoim A MePhee 1 do. dale School collection $5.30

Co'lected be the Trustees West Schoo] D strict: Norman McLepnan $2; GeorgeRoman 1} bus wheat; Abram Geno { do; Simon Day 1 de; D A Morrison

1} do; Mrs Charles Stewart ldo; Geo G Heney 1 do; Mrs W Heney 1 do: H Reaves 2de; Angns McLennen 2 do; Richard Enman 2 do; M:A McKenzie 1 d<; James McLennen 1 do; Jobn R Enman 1 do; Angus McKenzie 1 do; Henry Mooney 2 do: Lemuel Moore 2 do; Alex McKenzie l dr; Alex McLennan 2 do, Moore Smith 2 da; Roderick Mel.ecd 1 do; James MeFay- den 1: o James McLeod 2 do; Mal Cam--

bell l doz Mrs P, Ballum 2 do; D C Moore 14 do; Allan C Moore } do.

Collected by the Trustees of Royalty

West Schoo! District: A Friend $1; John

Heather-

Peter Allen no School district given’ or place of residence $1.43 and 2 bas. wheat. M. A. AtLax, + > re CONSERVATIVE PARTY IN CHAR- LOTTETOWN.

Fir.—I see bv the pavers that meetings

ofthe “Liberal:Cooservative electors of Wards 1, 2 and 3 have been called for the purpose of choosing delegates to nominate cand dates for Charlottetown at the coming eee! Election, I hope that the legates to be appointed will see their oan “clear to nominate.two’ good men who will be.acceptable to the whole Party. It has always-been the custom of the Liberal- Cantervative Party in Charlottetown tod plaze in the fizld a Protestant and a Roi ar ‘Catholic as the choice of the variy. This is enly as it should Le. The Catholics df Cherlottetqwn are a large factor in the Ligeral-Conservative raiks, and cogni- zargce shouldbe taken of that fact. ConrservaTiveE, Duplaicts, April 10, 1897.

REPLY To A LO YAL. CANACIAN.

Sir In Thursday °s Guadtian a letter ié published signed “A Loyal Canadian” im) whieh there is hardly one truthfu! state- mest from top to bottom. It was not “three city officials who” had quite a cele- bration, nor were “two of the men hustle inté&the city engine rooms While the other poot victint’ was leftout exposed to the t public.” Neither was there; put up job to keep anyone “out of an appointment.”

Phe most disgraceful parviofvthe letter is] the malicious. charge,whi¢h: it insinuates: wzainst the fire department. 5 not one of the “three” are mieibers of the tire department and there was not a single

building at the time referred to.

It iss great pitv tbat a. paper like the Guardian cannot find enough interesting and truthful matter to fill what space it bas without making its columis acommon dump hole for filth ‘and falsehood. [f this ecayenger work was stopped; their Ana- nias could give more time to boots aad shoes.

cal Fireman. ——— 0 iy oe

Loss OF APPETITE. Those who have lost appetite. who have difficulty afier enting{; and’who suffer from nervous ex derive great besienh by using “*Wyeth’s Liquid: Malt Extract,” produces a relish for food; - is an exeelient aiges ive agent, and . ortifies, and strengthens usystem. 7

—-Ney Millinery opening at James Paton, & Co’s today.

New Millinery just received at James Jaton & Co's.

A forerunner of Easter; Something new . an pretty in ladies straw hats opening at Paton’s.

one Furniture Shine. British Furniture Shine

~“(SHINKES) ”

Does the wook good—

cleans aS it goes. and

shines also. (Used large-

* ly). Prepared and sold only by

A W. REDDIN, Phin B

CENTRAL DRUG STORE.

Sunnyside.

‘Seed Wheat For Sale |

White Russian at ad Gaia eli’s White Chaff. grown from imported seed one year on the Warren Farm. On the testimony of thousands during’ the last 15 years, this seed has given great satisfaction in all parts of the Island.

JOHN NEWSON. | Charlottetown, Mch 17—lmd&w

Ma heson |

of Vietoria |

Curly $1; Mrs. BE. Lewis 81; Mrs. Fleager $1; James McPherson 50¢; Benjamin S. Moore 60c; Mr. Bell 50¢; 4 r riend 25¢; |

‘Railway mean. Lesson — Luke 11-23~ He that is “arot vo ‘Me

* BS rs The fact is

fireman undgr the influence-of liquor, even in the igh degree, in or abvat the cityg’

iy

xustion, well.{

{.

There is Only :

\Carter’s for Wall Paper| ¢

Church Services.

METHODIST. Prines St— Proyer meeting at 10275 Rev ++ M, ‘ampbellattl and Rey. 1D Suth-

erland at 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.3.

Grace Chure,.—frayar meeting Rev. W. J. Kirby at 11 and 7 topc, Palm sunday, John xii-)6 topic, Gehazi, or the prozress Sunday school and Bib'e class at %.15. EFp- worth League at 2.2. Strangers cordially in. vited. Seats provided for St. angers.

PRESBYTERIAN.

at 10. Morning Evening of evil

Zion.—Praver meeting at 1.15, Rev. D Futberinnd at '1 wend end Rev. G M. Camp- bell at7. Sunday tchool and Bible class at 2.0.

St. James’—Prayer meeting at ‘0. Rey. T.

F. Fullerton at lL and7 Bible class at, 2.30.

CHURCH OF

St. Paul’s.—Vorring

Communion at 8 2)

. Sunday schocl and

ENGLAND.

prayer at 1]. Holv 1100 and 7.00 Sunday sthool and Bible classat220 Holy Baptism at4. Evening yraver at 7. All seats free and uasvppropriated. Every-body welcome.

St. Peter’s,— Hlolv Cemmunion atS and I'. Matins at 10,1 Children’s catechism and Bible ¢c'asses at 23) Evensong at7, Morr- ing sermon, Our Lord cleansing the Temple Evening sermon, Righteousness. Sermon and address Wednesday and F riday at7.3) p * During holy week children’s services daily 5pm. Evening address dailv 7.30 p.m. All seats Iree and unappropriated.

BAPTIST.

Praver meeting at 1450 Rev.C W Corey a’ iland?7. sunday scbeo] and Pas‘or’s Bible cass at 7.0 Strangers welcome and pro- viued with emfortable seats

CHURCH OF CHRIST,

Y MC’A Basement © Hall Rev. Geo Manifo'd at il and7 Morning topic, “the Call of the Master” Evening topie, “The pnroose of miracles.’ Sunday Sehcol and fastor’s Rible «lass at 2 30. Prayer Meeting Wednes day eveningat 7.3).

CHRISTIAN

Church.— Upper Great, George St. atiland 7. =u: dav >-chool at 2.39 Y PSC E Praver Meeting Wednesday evening at7.3) A cordial invitation toall

SALVATION ARMY. |; 4

Funday services at 7. 11,3,and at7 p.m

Week night services —Monday, ‘Vuesday, Thursday, Friday and saturday avs p. m.

MISCELLANEOUS.

GOSPEL MEETING.—Remempber the Gospel meeting in the Y. M ©. A. parior Snaday xiternoon at 4 o'clock, conducted

Services and B ble Class

strangers always weleome..

is against Me

ARE YOu ~~

e000 Bo0K

Ifso you will grance and flavor whiel, our “Extracts impart to*your cookiug.

Why lose time and patience experi- menting with worthless and unreliable goods, when - you. can. dget:-the ‘best

«from your grocer ‘by —T for’ the “Sovereign” Brand.

i SOVEREICH FLAVORING.

EXTRACTS

Have stond the test of at oat their increasing sales yroved | thieir | superiority.

Ask your Grover for them. iy ee Simson Bros. & Co.

Manufacturers

A DOLLARS | A DOLLAR

Those times, and every perron wants to in st their dollar in. the best possible way. Recognizing this faet we have placed one line of our Ladies’s Dongola, Patent ‘tip Shoes at $1 a pair. ~

If you want ‘a patr of} | Ladies’ Shoes, about that |”

price, don’t ‘fail to see

Ougs, f. ey. ahs i. Soe

R.. K ‘JOST.

STAMPER’S CORNER.

oR

must tiecessarily be so :on- structed as to keep good time. We have some high-grade arelehed at low grade prices, not @nly for railroad men,

¥

a

but for anyone needing a correct time

keeper. Visit our ‘store for all kinds of Watches and J ey

G. £. TAYLOR

Jeweler and Optician,

ech Side Queen Square.

by. the +}.

appreciate the | fra-_

Wie

SEED | ADIOUUGEL

20952008

We have much pleasure in announcing to the people of P. E. Island the fact that we are going to sell CHOICE FLOWER, and GARDEN VEGETABLE SEEDS wast a this season. These Seeds ‘have all ben selected from best English, Germa = and American growers by: our MR, HASZARD,. whose ability in the culture of flowers and y egetables is known throughout the Province,and who,during 5 paw years. has taken many hundreds of prizes at our exhibitions. :

Oa: printers are now busy_getting out the SEED CATALOGUE, Be.’ you get one. Free to all, or sent’ by mailon 1 ‘ceipt of postal card.,

HASZARD & MOORE

SUNN YSIDE

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t Us whisper in Your

Listen!» We: buy our goods for spot can, give the customer the benefit of up-to date nin teenth century ‘methods. Qur claim is the ve : best value in Boots. Shoes, Rubbers, Overshoes 5

Gaiters, Slippers, Leggins, &c. seee : Talk about the purckiging power of a dollar acr( the line, but if you want to know the :ea power | of a dollar in buying Shoes, youwill fin it ou 4 when yon see our price ae

cee, WEEKS & WARREN

arene een a

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orth Side Market S Seyuiane”

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Not a bit too early: te be nkene of shoes for sprin g— ‘

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and not'too early to be buying. We are now opening new § styles and new shades in Cnovolate, Coffee Brown and Oxblood, See ourzel 00" shoe.

: Wy STEWART & 60

LONDON HOUSE BUILDING.

—- mae —- — —

fre ‘¥ou Going ’ Yo Builda House ? ~.

If you are considering such a thing, you ier eal

= Se x

Or put up a structure of any ‘kind. - see. the;undersigned before completing ail your arrangements,

‘Would Like to Quote you Prices. and, if you Wisk, = Furnish you' With Plans and Specifications. | :

Hlavg¢ the latest and. best. facilities. fortusaing.out first-class work. Factory is: equipp: éd with steanr power, ar ad all jobbing work is done | promptly. rt

GRAVEL ROOFING A SPECIALTY.

Careful. a{tention given to all work and) @ peaponaiie prices chapped. ial

OAKS Mm, avnbh7y

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Contractor and Builder |

Saas: ;, eet ed & ss if ve ra a oS . 2 fisieiy’ on Fitaréy. St. eit, “Between: mouth: ‘abd Cumberland Sts. P. O. Box 2% q ‘ age =

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Assets (Gold).. tgp skbenibiiiitin eda “ahi ccaewe . $234.744,148-4 Annu -Income.. P, Wey = scree «= 49,702,605 Paid to Policy holders acre : organization. | 437.005.195.2

Insurance in foree.. 91S.698.34

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This Company i issues the mest |i) eal ‘volicie s, and pays larger prolita iiss any other Company, a Policies payable in Canadian currency.

JOHN MACEACHERN, __-AGENT._

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CARD OF THANSS.

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For the many favors received from my numerous friends and) customers during the year 1893, and wou'd wish them a hap-§ py and Prosperous New Year, end that they may all coutinué Go, to buy and drink the celebrated Special Blend of Empire Tea |

that I sell. Also as many more, invited to participate iz the | as pleasures of drinking} Hmpire Blend during 1897, |

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T. J. MORRIS, Grecer and Crockery Man

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