THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER 15 1896
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Ladi Ss Op nh front, ong
extra h v1.der-
oplyv 25e.
sleeve,
vests for
FOSE SUPPORTERS
CV ai ve t
with
avy
Grip” hose cush
supp
ymned button locks
holds silk, wool or cotton hose
and will net eut, tear nor slip
Prica 85c per Set.
If you are in need of any Towels it will . 0 pay jou to oF) visit our iy Linen De-
4 partment.
A good linen towel, 16x27 inches, for 7c each A fine linen towel, 18x32 inches, for 14c each
A special line cf roller towellinig, worth Sc, for today, 5c per yd
Dress Improvers
We sell the
price Toe price 0c price 39c
Combination Hip Pads, Blouse Extenders, Braided Wire Bustiles,
Ladies Wrappers
The best value for the least money tells the story of our wrapper epartment,
90¢ each $1.25 each $1.75 each $2 50 each
» is ee Ladies’, Wrappers, Ladies’ Wrappers, 9 i W rappers, J « Wr apt ers,
Skirt Edging
The “Easy sewn” skirt edging dress makers. Can the skirt with the Protects the most
is a boon t be sewn 01 greatest facility.
skirt where the wear is
severe.
One case cf
Men's
grey, light
and selling at awny down prices.
PETKIIS & Ul
SUNNYSIDE.
Flannel Shirts
in navy blue, dark , rey flanne!, direct from the manufacturers —opened to-day —
“OCTOBER 15, 1898
WORK
mr, \ ar Or Aw TS JUCT RINE OF
Tueoporke Roosevety was recently asked
his views upon the education of voung
men. He expressed himself, in reply, as
LDL enmct : ] ; : hands. Bat it dves not relieve him fro
the duty of engaging in a /ife’s work
employing all his time for the benefit o!
bimself and his fellowmer.
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TRADE COMPAR
SONS.
Ix the course ¢ fa : dinner given in his bonor a few evening: ago, the Mayor of Montrea! qaoted statisi.cs that Canada
enviable position in the
which show occupies an world as to its foreiga trade, in proportion t»2 population .
We quote ;
“Great Britain, in 1896.—Population
40,000,000; imports, $2,209,044,000; ex- perts, $1,481,896,000; total foreign trade, $3 690,940,000, or $92 per heal.
United States, io 1898.—Population, 70,000,000; imports, $616 ,605,000; exports, $1,231,330,000; total foreign trade, $1,847, 335,000, or $40 per head.
German Empire, in 1896.—Population, 52,250,000; imports, $1,139,500,000; ex
porte, £938,450,000; total foreign trade, $2,077,950,000, or $49 per ead.
France.— ‘Population, 38,560,000; Ime porte, $759, 720,000; exports, $680,000,000; total foreign trade, $1,439,9°0,000 or $37 50 per head.
Canada, in 1898.—Population, 5,500,- 000; imports, $144,605 ,950; exports, $159,- 485,779; toval foreign trade, $34,091,720, or $55.30 per bewd,
T vese figures ceem tv show that the National Policy of Canada, established by he Liberal Conservative party acd etill in practical operation, has not proy d ruinous to the trade of the country. Cousidcriag
that Canada isa new country, wi.h its re-
sources but partially developed, the sta- tistics are gratifying, and indicate that our Liberal free traders had }-ajter continue to, lel our moderately protective tariff sta nd
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eras Sess tte Bee 2 ee
—The following eee cn the frnit exbibit from P. K.Isiabd at the Nova 3cotia Exhibition appears inthe Co operas tive Farmer, andis from the psa of Pref. Sears, of the Horticultural School of Wolf- ville, Nova Scotia :—
“A most interesting feature of tne cx~ hi bit wasthe fruit from Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton and parts of Noya Scotia not usually eupposed to be within the fruit-growing district. A collection from (jueen’s County, P.E I., exhibited by Senator Ferguson, would have done creditto the famed Aunapolis Valley, bo:h in numbers and excellence of vurieties shown,”
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Cape Cod cranberries receiv ed fresh, at Sandersdn & Co’s.
Rubbers, rnbbers. all styles, all prices at R K Jost’s, Stamper’s Corner.
Mattresses otice,
'Home Makers: +#éé-
THE DAILY EXAMINER | *=™™° 42cHarx cane.
Railroads Moving to Bring About a} Reduction in Rates.
CHICA , Oot | ” Ss VF ra} of the lare-~ Pst railroad
States are
companies in the planoing to move for lion tp sleeping car and chair The executive officers of these roade have heen
a reduc
workiag for months on a proposition to getthe matter before the sleeping car companies 19 a wav” that coald not help bringing the desired reault. [¢ is proposed
to bave all the
roads in the couatry using | sleenng carsacd chair cars united in an appre al to the comproies owning the ears to muke re asonable re tuctions im tier |
"Wh ; rates, | he fret
ead, at the cow log convention of the ty. | American Association of General Passen- | rer nod Ticket Agents, which will convene | at Detroit vext Tuesdar The question i will be brought up under the head of a | Special business. So far es can be Jearred
i Lue idea prevalis that fn «| i ne¢g
ae eo '
y “d-r them to work. I would trv todevelop «ud work outan ideal of mine b thee be dutv of the leisure class to Lhe coOmmunily. [have tried to io V example, and i is wiat | lave i ed tir-t aod ‘oremoust to be Am an, De@art aud ru sod gow with
person, heedies« of anvihing but tbat
I i il by I if | WwW i puIcK Hes je Pat Duya is ‘ inst jesceudar of the pate Ons : \ ! ces nod! ence to me if the
If Une Mao is earones Q rihiog I would like to teach th young meno of wealt! tha pe WhO Ik | vt wealihy owes his first du y to his family, but he who has means owea his i ~ [Oo Live Sta l 4 gynot
, ‘| mio y ney ] ‘ | } r€ 1OCcLI e of 4 i i iO
1a of wea Db remu sLiVve W K
These remarks may wel! be laid to beart by the young men and women of Canada. Yr € sat BY I J rath 8 W sy | ! u {
D0 to ee it € Th |
session of even a emall aw du of w gveosa young man a great advantage over those who bave only their brains and their
woiecntl ought it ne
rervice
vered at a |
a
165 joet the right age
| Watches
Bed Comfort and Financial
Comfort meet in our line of spring and stuff
MATTRESSES
remade and dusted at short
Mark Wright & Co, Ltd
scale « Yet
to supplant the present iofl>xible rates.
ESTEEMED EXCHANGES. Montreal. W itnes : “That the new YY) reneral commanding the forces in Cansda lar put down bis foot on polities] ‘pulls’ in car military administration will |
vivethe utmost satisfaction to Can: d ans
\
iin ! in genera’, and possib y 10 menrhers Of the
crown, who cannot altogether erjoy having ithe mailed fist of men supposed. to have ive -hundre 1 votre in bye } nd them is D ther tt S Commentiog onthe recent appoint ment of Hon. David Laird, to tHe bud an) Comm nershin at Winnipeg, the Tel
gram of that city remarks :“ It is a singu lar Clrcums ance that the government cessary to Superannust Mr Hayter Reed, the late depnty superin- tendent general of Indian affairs and form-~- erly Inqian Commissioner, at age of 47, shouid
the eariy consider an old inan of
te enter tbe civil
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TheCuban Republic.
October 14.--The Cubis | odriguez and ‘Ncdavee, left for Santz Cruz det Sur yesverday | morning via Batabano, in anewerto av urgent summons from the Catan revolu- tionary goverument. It was given out here that the Cuban revolutionary min- isters have called for these generals in order to reorganize the Cuban army i: the easiero provinces.
HAVANA, Generals, Mavax Rk
It is reported that General Maximo Gom:z, the insurgent con mander °<n chief will asrrisxe here this week for
the purpose of conferring with the mili- tary,comissioners, le wil] then have ap interview with the Cubsn, General Pericodisz, the Cuban militery com meander ir tke proving’ of P:nar ‘del Rio [t is uuderstuct *&_i General Gomez he”
alrealy been “elected president of the Cuban government and bis election, it is added, will vot be made public art! after his arrival at Santa Cruz del Sar ox Uctober 20th.
i. S Sanford,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
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Strict attention to business and prompt re- turns Made. Special attention given to th: sale of
Pork, Poultry, Eggs. and Wool Skias. Market quotations given on agplic vion Address all coas'guments aud vorrespon- Ler by to, or 1.8. SANFORD, 49 and 43 Argyle sr., 9:0 Hautsax, N os.
Hides,
Low-priced ractical
So low-priced that the poor man need not go without one.
So practical that they will last’ a lifetime,
We've lots of them. We want !
you to have oue of them,
G. EF. HUTCHESSON,
Queen St. Jewelery Store,
United }
Car rates. } }
move will be mad ,it ie |
me cee
Pat at 1.00
| woo] pants Ss? OO
“1 meus
its 25 pairs Shorey’s :
i 132 Ladi The Best Suit
the city for S1.00
s Feather Boas ot Mens
samples Under wear in Mens Unleundered Shirts for 50e.
Soaow Movatains in Septem be re
mountains of Blankets in our Cai pet Room plenty for the and plenty of space ty
great big snow choosing
‘ uy “ selecct. We will
Dollars saved on Blankets.
Cas] mere Hose che aper est.
A good working 150.7
Ladies’ Flannellett night at swecpivg prices,
A jot of trimmed millinery at $1.25
. 31.50,
See Our 3c. Flannellett.
Saturday night stimulator to give a snap ied ginger to § Saturday nights trade
Ww. will «fir 20 yer cert diivtins on ‘hese goed wen Ocd let
in the che ap-
shirt at 50c, 65. and
7 . Cresses going
‘ 5
and
rcctchurcer weer.
Collars
Big offer in Mens collars Shapes 3 for 25c
53 Ladies Tackets, some lined = some not lined, worth up to $8 and $9 00 yours for $5 00 EEF :; Fur r Ruff. 60c said to beworth 95 Be. ;
WwW sealed S Underwear
fetching styles await your choosing 25c. Undervests, worth 30c. Open or closed fronts.
N ew
A big lot of odd pants and odd under- vests, oddments left over, but just as warm as new gouds. If your size is amongst them you get ‘the benefit. There are almost ail sizes but only a few of each. Samples in the eastern window,
Special offer on 18 Fur Lined
Capes for Saturday Evening Feather Boas at 15c and 25c.
ee Blankets at 75e., R5e., $1,00
25, $2.00 and $2.35 a pair.
Good all-wool vests for 60c.
Wool with a few threads of cotton just enough to keep it from shrink- ing 50c, well worth 75c,
100 Ladies Felt Hat going for one or
two hours tonight your choice for 25c 75 Mens Felt Hats 25c 300 Mens Peake Caps 25 and 35c
73 Pairs Mens Knit and Scotch Wool Under drawers frow 75c a pair up to 2.50, yours at 20 per cent off.
See samples in winduw
PATON & GO.
rr
riowers
fur h Hat Quills, shades two for
different 5 cents.
Evtra Heavy Cotton. very
Grey wide, worth 6 cents, for 5 cents. 2000 yards wide Flannel- ett 44.
Anotier lot good width
3c, Good Pink for 6 cents.
Flannelette
Scarfs. worth from 30 to 35 cents for 25 cents.
51 Gent’s
Irish Linen Collars, 3 for 25 cents.
Pure Linen Collars 3 for 25 cents.
387 yards 32 inch English Flannellette fr 10 cents well worth 15 cents.
3 37 Fancy Feather Boas worth 30 to 45 cents for 2) ¢. pts.
Extr: long ones well worth 75c for 48c.
Feather neckletts i8 in long 15¢ 25c and 35c
39 . Fancy+ Feather Boas with bunch of tails worth $1.00 $1.50 and $2.00 see this Jot.
*
Polka Dot Feather Boas, with ihree tails, worth 2.00 and 2.50 for 1.50.
Snow Brown,
Fine Feathery D»wn Neckletts,
h tail end in shaded effec «, snow ball ends, woa » 3.50 anc 400, on sole Saturd ay to clear at % id and 3 .0U.
These goods are imported direct from France and you get them at the wholesale price.
Black Boas 75c,1.00, and 1.50, never
before at the See this seasonable
1.25 offer d price. snap.
Odd Gloves sliphtly ‘poted and must be cleared. $1.35 gloves for 75c. These goods will be d scontinued after this
Fall.
A lot of slightly soiled woul goods, Scarfs and wool Hoods.
100 Tam O’Shanters at clearing prices.
Good Underwear in Ladies’ Also full line of Children’s Underwear. Our Boys’ suits of Underwear isa teller and is giving good ‘atisfction.
Goods.