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Millinery ment Leads

Weeks’ Depart-

with very latest hats Toques, shapes, trimmings, and rib- bo:.s of every description. All orders are attended to person- ally by our milliner, Miss Murphy. Weeks’ Dress Goods Department

is fully stocked with all kinds of newest dress fabrics with latest trimmings and lin- ings to suit.

Weeks’ high class Furs

include -everything in the

neck line—TfTres, Ruffs, Col- lars, Boas, Capes, Muffs, Gloves, . Mits, Jackets; etc.

Also all kinds of Fur Trim- mings by the yard. Special orders attended to promptly.

Weeks’ Hosiery and Under- clothing

is the very best value obtain- able- A full line of chilcien’s hosiery, underclothing and compination—all s‘zes,

Weeks’ Linens, Towels, Napkins.

direct from (Belfast, Ireland) manufacturers to consumers. No middleman’s profit. We show grand value.

We Keep good goods—we

want your trade.

and will do our best to please you. We invite you to look over our goods whether you intend buying or not.

We buy for Cash.

We sell Wholesale.

a sell Retail.

V:° e Cheap.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER 20 1897

| TELEGRAPHIC.

SPECIAL DESPATCHHS TO THE EXAMINER,

Losi Opportunities

| Canada’s

of Their Predecessors Had Not Been Followed.

Montreal, Sept. 20. — Sir J upper was & passenger in the which reached Mouireal on night.

W nen seen Sir Churles said that he had declined to accept aa invitation to Jubilee festivities where there were oppor- tunities for speaking, because he disup- proved’ of the attuude im respect Ww Preferential Trade within the Kwpire! adopted by Canada’s Premier. He believed that @ great Opportunity had been lost for | Canada. ported by all the autonomous colonies except New South Wales if she had stood out for Preferential Trade. ‘The Duke of Devonshire’s speech at Liverpoo! was unmistakably a progosai ot Prefereatial Trade.

Speaking of the fast line, Sir Charles said he had no doubt thatthe Goverument pow regretted not having carried out the late Government’s proposition.

END OF GREGO-TURKISH WAR

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Terms of Peace Give Turkey a: Little Slice of Territory,

Greeks Don’t Lika the Treaty.

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Loxpox, Sept. 20 —An official end was putto the G@reco-Turkish war by the Sultan signing the terms of peace on Sat- urday.

The Sultan’s final promptitude in sign- ing ig ascribed to the impossibility of further maintaining the army in Thessaly, owing to the increase of sickness among the troops. It is understood that the strategic frontier established by the treaty gives Turkey the village of Konzofiani, from which the raid into Macedonia was made, which raid was the immediate cause of the war. The treaty aleo gives Turkey Zurkos, Gunitza, Meluna and Rapsani.

The Greek press prorounce the’ condi- tious excéedingiy oterous.

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“It pays to buy at Carter's.

Now is the time to buy

BULBS.

We have a large stock for out door and indoor culture,imperted from wolland, Chisa and other countries of prodaction. No better varieties oor higher qualities are procurable anywhere. Uur prices are lower than those of any of the foreign dealers for tame quality of Bulbs, and buyers have the advantage of seeing what they are getting.

MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY.

Hyacinths, Tulips.Cro- eus, Bermuda Easter Lilies, «hinese Sacred Lilies, Freesias, Narcis- sus. also tHiyacinth Gilasses

Our Bulb Catalogue gives full prices and culturai directions, free \? rite or Cail for it,

Geo. Carter & Ce.,

Booksellers .& Stationers.

, Te YVOE ODEO TEN PT eT PRE TE TDS PPS nPT rE veE Pes ortent eee deniers

Fall FLOUSG Cleaning

is just as important to some folks as spring house clean- ing. Ammonia Soap, etc., we always keep of the beet quality. The two well- knowr ones, Royal Silver Polish and British Furni- ture Shine, cannot be done

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SIR CHARLES nT MONTREAT ‘Great hadition to the Public

The Government Regret that the Lead ,

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Debt.

| REVENUE DECREASING, EXPENDITURE INCREASING.

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Ultimaten.

| Sir Oliver's lien Orra pt. 20.—The official returns | show an incre ase of the net debt amount- ing to $4,547,703 during the frst two months of the current fiscal year.

The rereaue shows a decrease of half a , million in twe consolidated fund, and the expenditure an increase of $336,700. In | the capital expenditure there is an increase | of a quarter million.

The capital expenditure on public works | alone is increased from $188 to $264,793. | The trade returns show an_ increase of a half m''lon eaeh in the value of imports and exports,

uy evuet Council] on Saturday di- cussd the resignationjof Sir Oliver Mowat, | Sir Oliver’s insistence upon being succeed- j;ed by the Hon. David Mills bas cuite | complicated the situation, the Premier himeelf and several of hie colleagues having entertained quite another plan for filliog the vacancy.

The Cabinet met again this morning. But the result of the meeting has not yet been announced.

GTN IN INDIA. A Decided Brit sh Victory.

The Enemy Compelled to Retire With Heavy Loss,

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Bomaay, Sept. 20.—Advices from the front show that the various coluinns of the British-Ilndian force advancing against the ,Mamonnds, are meeting with no serious opposition.

General Jeffries’ brigade re-attacked the enemy at the village of Damodata. The enemy madea desperate resistance, but were driven intothe hills. The British demolished their towers and captured four hundred tule loads of supplies.

TWO STEAMERS WRECKED,

Crews of Both are Safe,

Sr. Jouy’s, Nfid., Sept. 20. — Two steamers became total wrecks on Saturday night on the southern sbore between Cape eee and St. John’s.

They are the British steamer Rhodesia from Boston for Philadelphia, and the Norwegian steamer Eugenie, Shields for Louisburg, C. B. The crews of both steamers escaped after suffering great hardships.

The leading Jacket House on P. E. I. Jas Paton & Co

2atons leading Department, Mantles.

Miss E. &. Ernst, graduate optician, will be at om Samuel “McRae? 8, corner of | Kentand Queer Streets, C harlottetown. from 18th to 27th inst. Pe sons needing eyeglasses will not be charged for examin- ation. Former patients rot receiving satisfaction from work are asked to cs!}. A full line of the Jatest desigus in optical goods on hand. Hours, 9 a. m. v0 5 p. m.

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The leading Oyster Housei Victoria Cafe-

Oysters at Victoria Cafe, by quart, and on the shell. De-

livered to any part of city.— John BP. Joy.

PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION

Gentlemen Drivers’ Race.

The Free for All (pacing) class not hav ing filled, the directors. of the Driving Park bave decided to havea race for Gen - tlemen’s Driving Horses on Thursday, Z3rd inst.

Each horse must be driven ina four wheeled vehicle, and must have been owned by his present owner on or before the 14th Sept., 1897.

No professional driver will be allowed

to drive inthis race whether he is owner or not. ;

No horse with a record allowed to com- pete.

Entries close evening before race.

Entrance fee, 5 per cent. of purse, pay- able on entering, and 5 per cent: addition- al to winners.

Entries will be received at the Secre- tary’s office on the grounds.

Prizes—$35 for let, $20 for 2od, $15 for 3rd and $5 for 4th.

A. B. WARBURTON. Secretary.

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NEW FALL 60

NEW DRESS GOODS The latest styles and Materials now in stock. New Fall Jackets and Capes, New Jffillinery, New New Millinery Materials,

MMHillinery

If you want first-class word, get your hat or bonnet made at our Millinery department, Our display of fall and winter dry goods is getting complete. everything is of excellent value, and it will pay you to trade at the Sumyside Dry Goods Store.

By wearing a pair of gaiters. ° We can sell you gsiters at : very Jow prices, Ladie’s gaiters fom 30c, up. Childrens bigh gaiters in tan and blacw 50c a pir. Men’s gaiters in navy blue and ; tan. S e @

Our prices speak for them- selves,

RR. A. Jost

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P.E. [sland Railway. ‘King's County Exhibition |

In connection with the King’s County Exhibition to be held at Georgetown on Wednesday, 20th September,.inst. return ticks ts will be issued atone ‘rst class fare from stationsbetwee Summerside and Winsioe bothinciusive to Georgetown On 28th inst,good for re.urn on 30th, also from Charloitetowa Summerside and intermediate stations by afternoon trains on 23th and by forenoon trains on 29h, gcod for return up toandon September 30th,

By regular morning train from Souris on 29th, Sept. return tickets will be issued at following rates, good for return only on date of issue, Souris to Bear River 85c; Rollo Bay to Lot 40 75 cents; Douglas and Dundee 60c.

A special passenger train will leave Ch’- town for G-orgetown atSa, m.on Sept 29th returning will ieave Georgetown al5ip m. Return tickets will be issued to go and ceme by this train at following rates for the round trp:—Ch’town, 8) cents, Royalty Junction to Bedford, 75 cents; Tracadie to Mt Stewart i0 cents; Pisquid to st. Teresa 45 cents 45 Road ard Perth, 35cents, Cardigan 20c. The afternoon train for Souris will be de- tainéd at Mt, Stewart toconnect with spec- ial ywain from Georgetown,

G. A. SHARP, D. POTTINGER, Superintendent Gen. Manager, Moncton, N.B. tailway Office, Ch’town, Sept. 18th—eod.

P. B. I. Railway'$

ALBERTON EXHIBITION,

In connection with the Exhibition to be held at Alberton, Thursday, 30th September, inst, return tickets will be issued at one first- class fare from Charlottetown and intermed- iate stations to Alberton on the {9th inst, good for return on 39th,

A: special passenger train will leave Ch’town at 530 a. m. on Sept. 30th, leave Summerside at7 43a. m,aruve at Alberton at 10.15 a.m., and leave there for return at 5 p.m. Return tickets to goand come by ihis train will. be issued at ‘following rates for the round trip.

From Ch’town to Emeraldinclusive $1.25

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s Freetown to Miscouche ée 1,00 7 St Nicholasto Ellerslie “ 7D . MeNeill’s to Coleman -

= O’Leary and intermeuiate stations one first class _are.

Reétarn tickets will be issued from Tignish and intermediate stations on 30th: inst.. “good ior ee on same and following day.

. A. SHARP. D. POTTINGER \amtnipadans General Mananger Railway Office Moncton N, B,

Ch’town, sept. 20 ’97 eod

Lopsiers

Messrs. Thomas & Short, Commis- sion Merchants, ij. Crosby Square, London, E. C., will be glad to receive samples and offers of good quality Talls or Flats, for immediate ship- ment.

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The jackets we sell are ALL well made by best jacket makers.

The cheap jackets will fit, the medium jackets will fic, the expensive jackets will fit.

Of course the cheap Jackets aren’t so GOOD as the expsnsive ones—but they’re rightly made and they fit.

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