THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, SEPTEY BR 24 1£98,

Scientifically Prepared by Practical

Dyers.

This

in Great

States:

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modern, scientific home-dye which has already superseded all others Britain, on the continent

and in Australia is now revolutionizing home-dyeing in Canada and the United Its popularity is due to the following points of superiority :

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fly or dust about. at one operat all fabrics whether silk,

It is dye combined and caunot It cleanses and dyes ion. It dyes equally well

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to dye.

it is simpl

Messrs A. P. Tipper & Co.

During the last three weeks I have had several dresses as well as other things [ have tried the BLACK of your Maypole Soap, and I must say that the result was beyond my expectation,

y good many dyes of other makes, but with none have I attained the same results as with ‘‘Maypole.”’ ly pleased and will recommend it.

(Signed) Mrs. J. S. HOULE,

cotton. Being a scientific preparation, its colors are true, even, absolutely fast | and unfading. It imparts an appcar- | ance of freshness, of newness to the goods and never streaks or crocks | them. It may be used with perfect | success by anyone without previous ¢€ | perience. Failures are impossible if | simple directions are foilowed. |

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NOTRE DAME DE GRACE,

June 6th, 1898.

beautiful. I have used a

I am high-

Yours truly,

Free.—Booklet, all about Home Dyeing, also Sample of work will be sent to anyone addressing

Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.

AGES EGGS EEE

A Revelation in Home Dyeing.

SOAP-

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Any Material

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ARTHUR P. TIPPET & CO., Managers,

Canadian Depot: 8 Place Royale, Montreal.

MADE IN ENGLAND.

Great Home-Dye

Any Color

10 CENTS A CAKE FOR ALL COLOURS AND 15 CENTS FOR BLACK.

Colors

Remarkably fresh and absolutely fast.

AY POLE

—

wife,

of powder dyes.

Those who have used the old fashion- ed powder dyes will appreciate what the introduction of Maypo.e Soap, the modern home-dye, means to the house- Where formerly the result of dyeing was attended with grave uncer- tainty, and often with complete failure, uniform and unvarying success is now assured, if MaypoLe Soap be used, Many things about the house one would not wish to risk spoiling may now be treated to a dye bath without any misgivings, furthermore when dyed they will not present that common, dead, appearance characteristic of the work The complete doing away with the mess incident to the use of other forms of dyes is in itself suffi- cient to popularize MayPoLe Soap.

re-dyed

THe REcToryY, Ways MILLs, QUE.,

a complete success.

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together.

June 4th, 1808. Messrs. A. P. Tipper & Co.,

It may interest you to know that my first attempt with MaypoLe Soap was I had looked for a result such as had attended my use of powder dye and was agreeably surprised to find my work turn out a clear, uniform shade, I put in silks, rib- bons and wool stuff and dyed all

(Signed) Mrs. A. E, WHATHAM.

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Briggs—And you consider Me- Faker a clever di ‘lineator of characters?

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Briggs—And can you readily distin- guish his German dialect from his Irish brogue?

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dear, yes. The pro- gramme tells when he is going to imi- tate German-English and when he ig going to give us a little Irish brogue.— Boston Transcript.

‘he following is a remedy for oily ski Liquid refined honey, one ounce; alcohol, two ounces; cucumber emul- sion, one ounce; elder flower water, four ounces; strained juice of two lem- ons. The mixture should be used night and morning and applied with a soft rag or sponge.

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Judge (interrupting)—I will call the learned counsel’s attention to the fact that the accnsed is unmarried.

Counsel (undismayed, continuing)— So much the more unfortunate is this poor man, who has no little home, where no tender, loving wife awaits him, where no little children call him father !—F liegende Blatter.

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Frier—-No, but several hundred other people have told it to me.

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Frier—Then it isn’t worth hearing. — Boston Transcript.

The average attendance at places of

worship in England and Wales is com- |

puted to be between 10,000,000 and 11,- 000,000 persons. There is a place of worship for every 500 individuals, tak- ing the country all through, and a stat- ed miuister for every 700. About 80,000 germons are preached everv Sunday.

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in old days to the public worship regn- |

lation act. That was an invitation

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consfield at Hughenden Manor.

Taking his guest—the member of a family representing the ownership of broad acres—round his minute demesne, Lord Beaconsfield said, ‘‘Excuse the vanity of a landed proprietor!’’ ''be young politician accompanied his host on Sunday to the village church, and on the way thither was warned that some hints of the high church move- ment had penetrated even that sylvan solitude. ‘‘My friend, the vicar,’’ said the lord of the manor, I call a collection and he calls an offer- tory, and afterward what I call a plate and he calls an alms dish will be placed on what I call a table and he calls an altar.’’—London News.

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W ANTED—A a for housework on a farm Aiply to Edward roombs, Gt. George St.

223 3i

WANTED—About the lth of Oc tobe | girl for general housework, must unde retand plain cooki.g arply to Mis Brenton , suits dettereame. St. Peters Road 233

Amvone wishing to buy a sewing machine, nicely finished varlor tabl e, orold Jepan Delft, call at this office, ‘220 Bi od

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A cook, Zod \ wages 10 a suitable rersen. Address Post Office Box 4, or sepply at Judge Alley’s residence. 220

FORSALE OR TO LET—That desirable

dweliing hovse containing fourteen rooms. vith shop and offic e,at mesent occapied by Mr. Lecaillop. For te + punch uta to Mrs Con nully at the ¢ ‘onnolly House 220 lwk WANTED —Four or five laniesto learn the Millinery, Sentmer McLe«d & Co. 218. WANTED, ativan October a gene fal servant Must be competent. Aoply to Mrs. John Maceachern next to Davies Hotel, 2:8,

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TO LET.—Three story Dwe Ning ry House con-

taining eight large rooms, op Prince Street. r ossessic op given on Oct 13th W. W. Wellner, 217

FOR ®4LE,—Sultana Stove No 40. in first class order, Apply to E. H. Norton Auction- eer 217.

“WANTED Ik yep e cook and housem m ale d. ” wages |$6and $7. Aj poly to M.s.Geo. W arburton,

Ww e ‘@stwood”’ No w ashing. 208

” FOR SALE_ A Jersey Grade Milk Cow, no*

giviug frem 10 to Apply to E. H, Beer,

milk daily, ly7 uf

12 quaris of

in leasure one can do the work. We want reliable families in every locality to help us manufacture Chiidren’s Toques, Gaunt- lets and Bicycle ings for the trade, by a new process. No canv oe or ex- perience required. Steady work, good pay, whole or spare time. Write to-day. Address, Tam Co-OPERATIVE KNITTING Co., 15 Leader pet Toronto.

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should apply early. W. W. CLARKE, Ageat

TO LET —‘ hat com forteble orick aweili®s house, situateon Water Street, now iD ives

sion of Mrs McDonald. Possession about 2)‘h september, Apply to

&Co Aug th, 1865, eod tf. — TO LEr.—The large Hall in the building on 132 Queen Street adjoining This Hall is ficished with easv approach ee

Street. Rent moderate, Apply 204 4 weeks

Macdonald & Co. “BRICK HOUSE, POPL‘R TERRACh i desirable vi

KENT sTREET.—That : : opoosite new

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attorney at Law, Executor E side nim rick W, Moore. -s TO LET Ihat desirable Dwelling “Hoo

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Usr Royan Oak in the Launtt Happy homes, easy quick work, white clothes.

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Use Juprmee for the toilet light Laundry. Makes child’s play @ washday,

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Charlottetown Soap Work».