Black and Colored Dress Fabrics. |

2 for 25c Best 4 ply J.inen Collars, worth 20c each; Linen Cuffs, plain or linked, 2 prs for 45c.

GENTLEMEN'S WHITE SHIRTS UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS FANCY SHIRTS, COLLARS AND

CUFFS

Suirts, Collars and Cuffs are gne of our speciaities, Buy them direct from manufactur— eis, buy them cheap and give grand value.

LAD.=S’ S NFAT IINES

(DIES UMBR LLAS LADIES SUNSHADES

In two sizes, suitable for rain or shine. A nice assortment Gents’

silk umbrellas.

WADIES’ ENGLISH WATERPROOFS.

Ladies’ black and navy gree waterproofs, These goods we buy from the best manufacturers in England.

Extra good goods. A _ nice waterproof in black or navy

at $3.75.

The opportunity of the season-—

Embr: cing popular weaves, fashionable shades and most remarkable values.

See this Cashmere, | equals most Cashmere at 75e.

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W. A. Weeks & Co.

Wholesale & Retail,

THE “=> PHOENIX of Hartford.

Assets over $5,000,000

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ALWAYS PAYS..

Lowest Rates. Generous Settlements

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Authorized Ae@text vor P, EF. ISLAND

LIFE. ACCIDENT

FIRE.

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GREAT BRITAIN'S GOOD OFFICES |

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—_—— Offzred by the Duke of Devonshire. |

In the course of a recent address the Duke of Devooshbire said:

“At present we are spectators of war | between one of the oldest and proudest | European states and one of the youngest | and most powerful communities of Ameri- | ca, in the foundatiun of which great Bei- | tain has taken eo large a share and whose fortunes she has taken intervat.”

The Duke of Devonshire further ai! tat | both welligereats admitted that Britaln had no right or intereats prescribed any othercourse than one of | strict peutralitv; and, while he admitted that “not even the dictates of humanity warrant actiou on our part, that cou'd be coustrued as uncalled for inter erence, io a quarrel which i: n°t ours,” he felt sure that the country would join in the wish

FO much

Great which |

Supreme Court.

Tuerspay, Mev 5, Donald A. McKay vs Ronaid MeMiilan and others A tioa for damages for is- Juries susiained by fallieg into the hold of the defendasts sieamer Kiliot. Tue piain'iff was non-snited Hilary Term last.

| ihe rule for a new trial was today argued

when court took time, A. A. MeLean, Q. C, and W. A. QO. Morson, Q C, for plaintiff M. McLeoi,Q.C., for Detendants.

Ccurt adjourned til Phureday the 12'b inst., when Mr. J. A. Mathieson and Mr. W. A. O. Morson will argue on the return of the rule for @ new trial in Doyle vs

i Kickham.

— --e > Mr. Woodruff will lecture in the Y. M. C. A. Haiion Tiureday night May 12

| Subject will appear iater.

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Seekers after gold are often disappoint~

: ‘ ; j S rere afie 2s alt @ oa? that, if Opport unity ever offered ite-lf, the — peeker aan health take dood’s zood offices of Great Britain, if asxed for arsaperilla® wo find It meeta every ex ; pectation,

should serve to bring to a speedy and

honorable conclusion the war which, however inequitable it might have been, was attended by conditions more thao

usually pathetic. The adress of the Duke was received with applause.

Discipline.

Sir,—Ia reply tothe letter which ap- peared in The Guardian of May, Sth I beg :o ask how is a Principal ot any schoo! or college to maintain order if he allows the students tod sobey his orders at their will,as it is reported the young man in question did? In ail institutious, both civil aud military, complete subordination is the keynote of success, and Ido not see why the P. W. C., should be held as an exception to this rule,

The name of Dr. Anderson has become a household word among teachers of this Provinc?, not to say anything of the num- ber of bix students who have left this Pro- vince and made their mark in such Co!l- leges as Cornell, McGill and Dalhousie. Tn view of the record which Dr. Anderson has made tor himself as a professor and the number of bis o'd students to whom he can point with admiration, he can well afford to treat with the most profound scorn the vaporings of “One Loterested.”

FAIRPLay.

Health and Success

Health and success are companious— they travel hand in hand. Neglecy health, and you lose‘your chance of success. “There is always a black spot in our sun» shine,” says Carlyl«; “it is the shadow of ourselves.” Many @ man is standing in the way of his own happiness and success by neglectirg his heath. Take care of your health, 1: is a priceless gift and needa watching. Tne daily use of Abbey’s Effer- vescent Salt will keep vou healthful. It purifies the blood and eds the rich red liquid of health gushing through tne veins bringing nourishment ‘o all parta of tie b dy. Prominent ;hvysic'ans of Evrope and Canada recommend Abbev’s Effervee- eent Salt for La Grippe, Sleepleesness, Spleen Affectioas, Los- Appetite, Nervous Denres-ton, Bilionsness, Indigest- tion, Sick Headache, Sea Sickness, Ci n- 8 ipation, Flatalency. Fevers, Rheumatiem Neuralgir. Gout, Skin and Kidney Com- plaints. Your druggists will supply vou at 60 cent alarge botile. Trial siz* 25 centa.

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The Reval is the highest grade baking powder knewn. Actual tests show it goes one- third further than any other drand,

Absolutely Pure

NEW YORK,

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,

of Wall Paper buyers come here because they find here the

Vifall Paper

they want. Exclusive styles, new designs, fresh, and up-to-

date. Because there’s moe here to ce > choose from, because there’s little to pay.

Moore & ‘McLeod,

The W. 1] Paper, Men.

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lmonth at J. Market Square.

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S. S. Bonavista will be due at Ch’town, Wednesday morning, May llth, and wil! sail for St John’s Nid., via North Sydney carrying horses, caitle and sbeep on deck

ani produce under deck, See Peake Bros & Co. LOCAL NOTICES.

Ties, ties ties—Read the Bargain corner ad of ties on first page.—W D McKay.

A lot of uewest linen collara for ladies, just received last night.- Moore & Me:

Le d.

Bought your new spring wrapper yet? B tter drop in today and. see about it.— Mocre & McLeod.

Swords ard guns in Cuva.—1l5_ bargain baskets at Paton & Co’s.

“The handsomest dress goods stock in town” is the universal verdict en our dress goode department.— Moore & McLeod.

Water Proofs.—A splendid line of ladies and gents water proofs at F. Perkins & Co.

Umbrellas—A beautiful selection of ladies and geuts umbrellas at F Perkins & Co.

Shirt Waists—The largest stock of shirt waists and wrappers in the city at F.

Perkins & Co.

Dress Gooda—Buy your dress goods at F. Perkins & Co.

Millinery—For stylish millinery visit I’, Perkins & Co’s millinery department.

Lawns aod grass plots shouid be looked after now, and spots where the grase has been killed by the frost should be sown with our special mixture of lawn grass. We have just received a shipment direct from Chicago, 25 cents per lb.— Geo. Car- ter & Co.. Seedsmen,

We have a case of Japan Lilies they are perfectly handsome and will stand outsice from year to year, now is the -time to get them in, the colors are pure white and white spotied red, they are extra fine bulbs, alxoa lot of extralarge Lilium Aurbulge they are grand for put culture these must he el out at once. Send in your or~ lers Haszard & Moore,

For stylish millioery visit F, Perkins & Co’s. millinery department,

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Gent's Furnishings—Latest novelties in gents faraishings at F. Perkins & Ca.

Dress Goods—~ We bave the best selection and largest stock of dress goods in the city —}I, Perkins & Co.

Strawberries and Cream at.—-W. F. Carter’s.

Beg bargains in all kind sof Reots & Shoes during this

ES.

We have the best crockery store in the city. A very nice new lot of dinner tea sete, chamber sets, cheaper than can be bought acywhere on PE [sland —W P Colwill. 2 wk dy & wy.

We are now doing business in the store formerly occupied by Miller Bros. We want toste every one in need of good crockery. Call and see us in the Cheap China Store.—W P Colwill.

2wk dy & wy.

Tomorrow we will offer Mens Shirts at 25c, ladies corsets 25, ladies gloves 8c, %¢, 1@c, and 12c, ladies veiling, 10c, L&c, and 20c, ladies hats 25c, 30c, and 35c, trimmed hats $1.00, $1.25, and $1.50%

Mur barga‘n baskets for tomorrow.—_ Capa, ties, remnasts of entton, corsets, vailings, hats.—Jas. Paton & CO

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hes,

Macdouald’s, |

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' Local and Other Items, May Festivan in 9°} and 101b inst. Make ments,

the Lyceum on the no Other engage-

ssnslliandaay

Tae Exvecrra bas resumed ber regular service after beng on the slipat Pictou uuderguing repairs.

From Harirax.—The steamer City of Gieni arrived this morning at 5 o’clock, and will sail on return this afvternsou via Summersids,

Bairixe Up.--We understand that rome Schooners of the Newfoundland fieet are buying herring for bait at Georgetown and

Sour)s.

Tne Sewexace Bit.—A public meeting of citizens will b> held in the Market Hall tomorrow (Saturday) evening at 8 o’cluck to eoneider the sewerage bill now before the Legislature,

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Tue Bui_etiy.—The already sufficient supply of new-papers in Ch»riott town bas been supplemented by a Jitile 4 page sheet “The Bulletin,” which made iis tirst ap pearence this morning. It promises to give the lacest war pews, but careful examination reveals po despatches later than those which appeared in yesterday’s second edition of Tax ENXaMIner.

Raitway Acerment.—A bad smashup occurred onthe I, C. R, near St. Anne, Quebec, about two or three o’clock on Tuesday morning. A light engine anda freight train, running at full epeed, met head on, with disastrous results, The driver on the light engine and the fireman on the freight train were killed outright, and other train hands were injured. Both engines. were badly wrecked, while some of the box cars were alsozreatly damaged. The collision blocked traffic on the road eome nine or ten hours,the Maritime express trom Montreal being delayed about that length of time. Itis raid that the aecident wasdue totheengineer on the light engine oversrunning his orders.

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Tus Smitn Case.— The coroner,s jury in the case of Philip Smith, the Charlotte~ town shcenaker who died at New Glas-~ gow on Monday afterroon under suspicious circumstances, will resume their investi- gation to day. According to the New Glas~ gow Chronicle, Dr Keith, who was called to see Smith on Saturday, found him suf- fering great pain which he said was caused by akick. Smith, however, would not tell the doctor who kicked him. Smith had been visiting Pictou before he was taken ill, and.some people think that he took cold or was hurt while there and that histrouble did not develop until he retur~ ned to New G'asgow. The evidence, so far, taken has not proven fonl play against anyone. Smith was 56 years of age.

PERSONAL.

Rev. Father Burke, of Alberton, is in town today,

Mr. and Mrs. T. A. McLean returned from Montreal last evening.

Rey. J Layton, Traro, is to labor as or- dained missionary at Richmond Bay, P. E, [-— Halifax Herald.

Mr. J. 8S. McLean, Customs Inspector, crossed by the Northumberland last even- ing.

Queens Hotel: Henry Bauge, Wallace,

DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 6, 1898,

NS; HS Ssarp, Su nmerside; G E Forbes Pictou.

Mr. Charles Bienkhorn, Travelling Freight Agent of the Plant Steamship Line, arrived here last evening. His many friends are pleased to see him.

Mr. H. L. Chapman, Canadian Agent ofthe Plant Steamship Line, was a pas- senger in the Princess last evening,

Dr. &. P. Taylor, of Charlottetown, is in tewn en route to Sackville, where hie son is attending Coilege, thence to Boston waere he will beabseat for some weeks. —Monc.on Transeript.

Hotel Davies: H L Chipman, C W

Bienkhorn, Halifax; C A Senez, Montreal; HA KE Mitchell St. John; ES O’Kieve, Wm Campbell, Sea View; A D Hamilton Montreal; E P Romeut, do; Arthur Richie, Liverpool, Knog.; Thos W Flitt do; J 8S McLaren, St Join; Jno Richards, Bideford; Geo W Hibbett, Georgetown. a -> ____

Uysiers ou the Half Shell at Joy's

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SPEGIAL SPiGIAL SP:GIAL

We place on sale tc-lay

‘Remarkable

Values in Kid Gloves.

——Austrian and ——French Kid

Laced aud Buttoned Biack and Colored.

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| Beer Bros

$ W hen é

Putting

¢ Away Furs

,if you wrap them up with ‘some of our Tar Camphor Ball, next epring you will not find any moths among

them. They sre perfect moth dex stroyers. A 10c box con-

tains 50 Camphor Balls— enough for most people.

Johnson & Johnson

Graduates in Pharmacy.

A. 8. Johnson, Ph G.

R. M. ohngon, Phm B,

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We have all sizes

Ladies’ Stockings

We believe we have tbe beet assorted stock of Cotton and Casli« mere Hosiery in the Provinee,

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We have all grades

They are bought direct from the makers. the prices absolutely the lowest,

The values are righi

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Here is One Special Value !

Ladies’ fast bleck cottan, seamless, double heels and toes, a won - der at the price, 17e¢ per pair.

‘ | HERE IS ANOTHER oH i Ladies’ all wool, Cashmere, seamless, double heels and toes | heavy an’ fine, 20€ per pair. CPCVOVO VOCEOOOOD 1 H |

STANLEY BROS.

The Always Busy Store.

WANTED

IMMEDIATELY POUR GOOD CUAT MAKERS

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None but first-class workman need apply. OO03 300468008

GORDON & McLELLAN

Men s Stylish Outfitters

Upper Queen St.

Proves the value of those shoes you purchased from us. Always easy und good wearers, both

LADIES’ & GENTS’

All neat and dressy. purchasing from us.

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The Best Place to Buy Your Clothirg and Boots ] ——— a ee Tes enemy |

ENCOURAGE IT.

Rruc-’s made at home Ready-to-wear Clothing is best

Fashiona*ly cut aud carefully made.

See our $12 suite, made from good weight, ali wool, fast color Eng}ish Serge. $15 has been paid elsewhere for «n imported suit of similar quality cloth,

| D. A. BRUCE