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DAILY EXAMINER,

CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 21 1594

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SHEEP BREEDING.

National Sheep-Breeders’ Association

+) nage mI vom of England cor WOMEN | POC PU RVA LAW | Ava con a i whe Dr. A Ww, Chas Nerve Food Ree } *heep-oreecer: of 1B . : ea? ila | ant resoiu as \ siores \ , SICAly women lt ore wv ow e ‘ to K ti th N onal Sheep-i I ae+«i, O t mo n rine Prentice, seconded by Mr. A. U. 5 - i wously Carr e ! ‘ view ¢ " a 5 . V ‘ na a va { vould accrue to Orecders W Net 7 +Hu6ep by tbe adoption of mut! | arranye F : nents for the trasference Ol revisit . heep from their record im one country ty ” us st of another: and also of the import- : ance of devising means to jr vent the veak women sumetitut oO. unregistered sheep for I i has beer e1stered sheen, etc , this Council resolves = the dep hat an li torpat Ona! Contere:rc: of ; wy - ‘epresentatives of ‘he Sheep-breeding ‘ ve fit th a‘ [odusiry throughout the world be invited - Ny Food has restored | &'#8e-mbie at York, in Juse, 1900, at the - : . me of tbe Royal Agricultural Society’ r s, or | meeting in that city, for the purpose of } nsidering e above, or any other ques- I ‘ K I Ills ons afl ct og ihe interests of sheep~ eeders g verally.

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Von’ll be rusbed this week with your bh duties, aod

wil! have plenty to do without

| DAKING We will bake a large assortment of

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Piscuite, Cookies, Carcake,

Cake,

Pies, Light Fruit Citren Cake, Bread etc. EVERY DA Y—all fresh, clear, aud of tie ber jiality S aupplite for Social-, Picnics etc. S pecial ties.

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Telephone 98, Db. STEWART, ALPSE BAKERY,

Bakes Best Brean.

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faithorz-d to t*sene invitations to kindred a -cteties th Other eouatries o eend dele

ates t te projo -i Conferen'e; but io

eventot tre eing nos ecb Society i

aiy countrg, the secretary ehall send

he said tntitet'OQ; te the Government

* That the Secre ary be, and is hereby,

Authorities of such country, asking them -

» nominate Deleg representing the sheep-bre dn inius ry of that country. ‘That th Exe ui ve C mmittee, toge- her wit. the Secretary, be constituted a

Speci.] Gomm tee to carry out the fore- zo'ng resolucion,”

The polhcy ind‘cated by theadoption of h'¢ importunt resolution marks 4 fresh era u tee bi cory of the Sheep industry of the world. and it is only fit ingthat such de- velopment should bav: beea initiated by the Natiopal Sheep Breeders’ Association f England, whose pedigree registered locks are known, vala d, and appreciated ‘brough the known world

In view of the d ffivulty arising from

the whole of the postal add:esses of Sheep Societies throughout the world not being known, we are atked to request any such society to address themslves direct to Mr, W. W. Chapman, at the offices of th Naticual Sheep Breeder's Association. F': zalan House, Arundel Street, Strand, Loadon, England, wh» wiil at ounce give attention toapy communication, and who s'co desires, through the medium of onr ec rculation, to inform breeders of register~ td sheep that it will be taken asa great fav or if they will commuoicate to bim any -uggestions or i)formation that may, in their opinion, be desirable to bring before the said confereecs.

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SEALED TENDERS addressed to the

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WAY 6. 1899 ling cerain materisis and per for struction of certain por'ions of loitetown Sewerage

for furnis}

the Con tre { System, according ; > ‘ , conditions, apecitications sod plans

forming the work veces«ary

seep at this Oftieer, and sl-oat the (fh eo the Engineer, Mr. Freeman C, Cofhiu State Sireet, Boston, Maes

Proposals murt be from thie Office; and each tender mus accompanied by a certifi d Bank for six bundred dollars ($600), payable 1 the order of the Commissioners of Sewers aod Water Supple. Thik cheque will be forfeited if the party decline the contra orfail tocomplete the work

on forma eupp ied te

Cheq 1e

coutracied

for, but wil be revurned in case of non acceprance of tender

The Commissioners do not ‘bind them -e!ves to accept the lowes: or any tender.

HENRY SMITH, Chairman Office of Commissioners of Sewers and Water Suon!v, Charicttetown, P. E I, April 15, 1*99 ald

Charlottetown Sewerage Sysiem

SEALED SEPARATE TENDERS ad- jiressed to the undersigned, will be re-~ ceived at this Office until noon on

SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1899

1st. For furnishing materials and per forming work necessary for Bulding a Reservoir and Pumping Station.

9nd For furnishing material and per- forming the labor in the erection of the Pumping Machinery.

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aturday is Silk Day at —

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Weinviteevery lady to see our handsome display of Silks, in all the new cre itioas, in Uolor, Tiuts, foues, Shades, Lights and shadows.

These silks were bovght before the rise in price, which puts vs into a

position to offer EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.

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SALE BEGINS SATURDAY MORNING, @ AT NINE O’CLOCK. a

Sentner, McLeod & Co’y.,

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Brand Clothing.

Successors to Beer Bros

3rd. For furnishiog Cast Iron Man- .o'e Frames and Coversand other Iron

work.

The above work t6 be done according

*y Conditions, p!ans and specifications to be

eon at this Office, andalso atthe Office of the Engineer, Mr. Wreeman C. Coflio, 53 State Stree’, Beston, Mass.

Proposals mnst be on forms supplied from this Office; and each tender must be accompanied by a certified Bank Cheque for (5) per cent of the amount of the ten~ der, and payable to the order of the Com- m ssioneis of Sewers and Water Supply.

This cheque will be forfeited if the party decline the contract or fail to complete the work cuntracted for, but will be returned in case of non-acceptance of ten- der.

The Commies‘onersdo notbind them-< selves to accept the lowest or any tender.

HENRY SMITH,

— East River Steamer. a ’ Keeping Time Sin,—I trust that when the navigation @ opens the government will give ihe people ee as a ee of Fort Angu-tus a steamer on East River such as they bave hed in former years. Brirg it in: we'll right it. I bope we have seen the last of the 5 ’ 5 ; Alameda, for I can assure you we don’t ‘ears of study and hard work waat to be on the river tol o’clock a. m., bave taught us how to repair as was Lobe case last year. whtehes lt is pot my intention to go into detail; and state the imperfections of this picture- If vou are not satisfied que little craft. She reems to bave heen nik ae built fifty years ago, for what purpose I vith the way your watch is know not. For a passenger or freight boat a oing, will you drop in and "ON never was intended, et us examine it for you Now I say itis an insultto the people oo | | of Fort Augustus to place suth a boat for »>e< | their accomodation on the Eas! River and leave a good steamer, that gave entire r sal efactiou, n former vears, tied up at the W. W. WELLNER, wharf in Charlottetown. But as I heard a leading Liberal «xpress it, “Anything is The Great Watch House. god enough fur Fort Augustus.” Yes | anychiog is good enough for For: Augustus ler gritrule. Sull, Ll think our rep~ 3% % | resentative. as we have only one 10 the “ _ Ae

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cs lies thi LF There is Nothing = ” =F Se ike pleasing customers. SS $a That’s what we are doing all da We the time, we give them such —<— ws vaiue for their money that they 7s v come back again and bring others ts e with them This is the key- > & note of our success. We strive ue => to please every me who leaves an a Pe order with us. Why not give B 8 your next le i =P ; our 1€X order and ove °

4; cnet a ui , a te thor ugolLy convinced what we 7s > Say is trne. i “7, We solicit your valued orders. - = = © BRUCE STEWART & COY, a fae — wt ~~ >.

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oy The Modern Founders, * Fugineers 9 *» and Machinists, 8S. Nav. ©o’s “ s) Wharf, “h’town P, E, I. $5 Se Phone 125 +d ow 7a

CEASE PAT PS

“ SUNNYSIDE” DENTISTRY

SESCIMENL AP AP AP AF

Office in New Prowse Block,

firstdoor to the right up stairs.

DR. AYERS

|\O LET.— House cn Brighton Reoa@, heat- e with hot water. Bach Rooms etc, av pacovuy occupied by T J. Dillon a May. apply wi. J.

Esq. Possession given McKinnon 69

spough to have a good boat,—say the is

| week on Friday and town till 4 o’clock p- I believe this wonld round,

I understand economy the steamer Southport was taken oft East river. They have economized 1p the wrocg direction, I understand it is on the score of e.oiomy the Alam<da was placed on East river. They have econo- mized in the wrong direction. If thev would have the supervisors get work done forthe money expended previous to elections they could afford to pay fora proper boat.

present parl.ament, should bave influence

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when

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ID. give

TAXPAYER. Fort Augustus.

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| Dear Srrs,—I have been a great suffer- ; er from rheumatism, and lately have been your MIN-

| canfined tomy bed. Seeing

4 | ARD’S LINIMENT advertsiement, I tried I ascribe my |

| ic and got immediate relief: restoration to health to | power of your medicine. Lewis S,. But er. Burin, Nf.

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Chairm on. Office of Commissioners of Sewers and Water Suppiv, Charlottetown, P, ks April 15, i899. al3

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At 45 cents Some at 10c

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REDDIN : BROS..

Opposite P. O,

AASAAR AAS AHAAAAASAA YH AARARRAR CEPREV EPS SS SS SE SS EEE SE

| TO RENT.—for atermiof1 to 5 years, that twelve (12) acre lot situated on west side’ of Malpeque Road, now in possession of J J Peardon Esc Possession given lst May next Apply to Peake Bros & Co 61

FIC hen, ~ het ome he, PY mare . ve retry Pe ore

| ' Var yer y > , . | te ea te etl a ed na eel i in a lee andl >

John T. [ickKenzie, & THE TAILOR &

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acd furnishing goods for men and boys.

Most everyone knows of liger Brand clothing by now. Do you? ;

This spring finds oir stock “ Pink’ of perfection, and we invite vou to come in—come in—wander about at your own sweet will—buy if you want to— we'll not urge—we court criticism. : |

“Tiger Brand” suits for meti--stylish and absolutely correct in fab ic—perfectiy cut and beautifully tailored patterns to please every taste prices to fit every purse,

Pore indigo s2rge suits $10.00, $12.00, beaatiful imported tweed suits satin lined

French facing the perfection of workmanship $15 00.

“ Tiger Brand” suits for boys About halfa year in business, but have made a big reputation in our department. why ? because we keep good clothing, such nice patterns and stock entirely new.

Norfolk suit, $1.75 to $5,00 Middy suits, $3.00 to $4.40

he very latest in furnishings new°st novelties in neckwear, Puff Bows, Ascots,

Derbys, Lombards; Make it a point to see our goods.

.m Ramsay & Co

SUNNYSIDE

QQ? sii nda Uiddiid IVP EVED

AMHERST BOOT & SHOE MFG. CO.|We have

WHotEsaALe Boor « SHOE MANUFACTURERS, B tif 1 _.. BMBERST, NOWA SCOTIA.... a beatin ine of goods to show you this

ey | season in | Diamond Rings Gipsey Rings Chain Bracelets vraetie Chains Gents Chains Brooches etc. ete. ete

We are giving special value in Watch2s and Clocks, lt will give us pleasure to show them 0 you.

IW. N. TANTON

Our travellers reach al: parts of the provinces several times yearly ° . ’ ; ‘ ° P . J well as points in Newfoundland, Magdalen Islands, St. Pierre, Miquelon Quebee shores. : eee ; : ; We are also the leading distributors in the provinces of the Canadian Agents will be on the roaiin a few days with sam- ples for the fall and winter trade, also for sorting orders. Representative for P. E, Island, Mr. C. Stanley Sutherland. od : Address all communications to the Company.

AMHERST BOOT & SHOE MFG. CO.'Y}

April 15 2aw tl May 31

Rubber Cos foovwear.

Vou are Pret

Sure to get what you want in our fine range

Men’s Trouseis, Great George St. : 2 Baa tore 500 pairs from $1.00 to $3.50 Just Opened | cid - , $1.5 f | Our $1.00 trousers are really worth $1.99, our) ‘the time for general cleaning, $3.50 Trousers are always worth $0.00. You} Your clockor watch may need can’t make a mistake if you buy of us. cleaning, to insure their keeping

good time.

| Let us have them and we will put them in good running order, Per- sona! atteuticn given to watchwork,

G. H. TAYLORS

SUNNYSIDE

SPECIAL.—See our all wool Tweed Suits for $5.00.

J. B. Macdonald & Ce

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