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f0U WANT ANEW PAIR if RUBBERS

for morrow; the old ‘ones are Jooking shabby, or perhaps they Jeak You may have have bought the wrong kind last time. |

fe keep the kind | that W

In all the latest shapes, and at the lowest living prices.

Try us for a pair.

We yuarantee satisfa ‘tion

ALLEY & €0.,

The Shoeists.

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Are You

Carrying,

any Fire Insurance on your prop- erty ? A fire

may happen at any time—generally

Are you ¢arrying enough ? when you least expect it. A policy stock Com- paoirs, | represent will protect you from all loss. My Companies Claim,

E. R. BROW,

Insurance Agent Charlottetown

inone of there good

never eontest a

GARARRAARRRRS

€ DAINTY JEWELRY

very pretty and attract- ive designs in

Long Guard Chains

fihain Bracelets

Cuff Links

Brooches We've a complete line of them, and will be pleased to show them to you.

PRICES LOW

eW, W. WELLER

Jeweler.

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A lb of good “ex! e, we can supply vou wih. We have Silver Cakho 16 per Ib Princess Cake 16ce + + Fig cake iGe s & Light Preit (ake l6e se Piiin Cake 25¢ per « Fruit Cake 25e « 6

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A SN St Al A ll i le

Te_spmoxs $5.

\D. STEAVART : EOLIPSD BAKERY 4.

j BALES DEST BREAD. ¢ |

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Oysters

Oysters Oysters

Victoria Cafe, Great

George Street.

Dysters served in every style anche: and < nners with despatcn. usual, [ am prepared to delivey ysters in any quantity to customers any part of tne city.

Tely one Connection.

JOHN P. JOY

V-crontra CAFE

THE

LOCAL AND OTHER [Teas

Races.— Skating

tomorrow night.

Rink

Races at tbe

- The Wearner.—Moderate south and west winds, mini weather. és I. 0.0. F.—Regular meeting of St Lawerence Lodge tonight at 8 o'clock. Second deg ree. soiled

Kiexpike.—Reserve Tuesday evening

| [5th inst foratrip tothe Klondike in

Aindergarten Hall illustrated by 60 fine Mr. McCready has kindly con- rented to describe the views.

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Vlews,

BiockaDED.—TueE snowstorm on Satur- cay somewhat delayed trave] on the Rail~ way. Owing tothe drifts the train for Tignish was late,and the track to the Capes was not opened till late. To-day the trains are on time.

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Wxetor Datryine Co.—Theannual mee= tn. of this company took place last week. Ihe secretary reported a good season’s work and all of the old directors were re+ elected except Mr. Duncan Martin who is succeded by Mr J.B, Stewart.

hihi Poties Court.—At the Police Court, his morning, two drunks were each fined $4 or 20 days. Two young men, Alex vafferty aod James McAleer were arraign- el for fighting at the railway station last Wednesday night at the conclusion of the Hockey match. Laff rty was fined $5 or 30 days and McAleer as discharged, meena

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.—The committee in charge of the past course of entertainmens ts in St Peter’s Hall hereby tender sincere thanks tothe ladies and gentlemen who kindly took partin the several entertain- ments or delivered the lectures of the course; also to all those who in any way coutributed to the success of the sason, to tue pubiic for liberal patronage, and to Lae press for many courtesees,

Frvir Growrers.—The annual meet - ing of the Fruit Grower’s Association of P. E. I. will be held in the Young Men’s Liber- a! Association Rooms (market building), on to-morrow (Tuesday) March 8th, at ove o'clock p. m.—D. J. Stewart, Secy. All who intend to attend are asked to be sharp on time so asto beable to go to the Agricultural meeting inthe Kindergarten Hall, afterwards.

ConcraruLaTions.—We heartily con- gratulate Mr. Harry. L. Bowness,son of Mr. Andrew. Bowness of Kensington, on his graduation after a highly successful buisness course at the P. E. Island Com- mercial College. Like all other success- fui students who have obtained their depiomas at this college Mr. Bowness has been @ hard and persevering worker, and will, we feel sure, reach] a high position in his chosen profession. He carries with him onr best wishes for his contin- uec euccess.

True Sraxtey.— Freight ia being taken to and from the Stanley to-dav, most of the city trnckman being employed. The trav k on the ice is however very bad and it isditticult to get enough teams for the work. morning for Georgetown. The Agent of Marine informs us that she wil! not come hack to Charlottetown but will return to Georgetcwn where the facilities for loading and discharging freight wre better than at this port. It has beea suyyested that dynamite be used to blow np the ice ihat prey ents the steamer getting into port, but this bas been tried years ago and the re- sult was not at al] encouraging.

B. 1.8.—The Asnual Meeting of the Benevolent Irish Society was held on Sunday afternoon, There was a large atterdance. The reports of the past year showed the society to be in a flourishing there being a handsome halance to its credit in the bank. The following officers were «lected for the ensuing year :

Patron— His Honour Lieut. Governor Howlan, re-elected.

Prevideut—D. O. M. Reddin, jr.

Vice-President—R, PF. Maddigan, elected.

Second Vice-Prerident—Ja«. Edmonde.

Treasurer— Patrick Bourke, re-elecied.

Secretary—Tbos. Driacoll, re-elected

Chiet Marshal—John Connelly, (Pi ua drv), re elected.

‘A-#jstant Chief Marahal—Wm. Mitchell

Charitable Commiitee—Wm Cantwell Jeremiah Sweeney, John Corcoran, Henuessy and Thos. Hughes.

Standard Bearers—l'rank Morgan, Johu Fivan, John Rice aud Thos, McNaliy.

The retiring President, (who having served for six yearée declined re-normination) and oiler retiring cflicers received a hearty vote of thanks ; and an invitation War ex- tended to the A. O. H. to join in the St Patrick’s Day parade.

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The steamer will leave to-morrow }

oF eT IY

CHEERY, WHUSTLIN’ MAN,

Joun Imriz, Toronro, Can.

| When troubles rise, like cludsin ekies, | An’ a’ things eerie seem, | Keep up your heart, though freens depart, Nae time is that to dream ! The weakest man in a’ the Jan’, Is be that has nae foe Trast mair in self than freens or pelf,

An’ whustle as ye go!

Cuo.— Just whuetle to yerself,’) my man, Some cantie tune ye ken, The deil himsel cant stan’ the spell O’ cheery, whustlin’ men !

Should Jove beguile, just wait awhile, There’s guid fish in the eea,

The fickle javd may get nae lad, She’s no’ the lass for thee !

Tak’ time to think, an’ ia a biink The richt lass ye will see;

Just whustle some, an’ she will come, Wi’ love-licht in her e’e!—Cuo.

Some married men, as ye may ken, Hae sometimes cause to dree—

A scoldin’ wife may vex his life, An’ oot the house he’]] flee!

But don’t do that, like frichted cat But tak’ advice frae me;

Be unea fain, an’ tak’ the wean, An’ syne she'll mak the tea!

Cuo.—She canna whustle like you, guid man, An’ that ye brawly ken. But she can sing, an’ comfort bring To cheery, whustlin’ men!

SuHortHanp.—Shorthand elass in C. B. C, this evening at 7.30 o’clock.

Trotting at Onwei_.—The annual club trot will be held on Orwell ice,March 12th, at 1 p.m. Should the day prove uafavor- able it will take place March 17th.

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WARE - HOUSE

TO LET

PEAKE’ WHARF

(WO 1)

Wharfage storage and yard- age, at reasonable rates. Nov. 4

Arthur G. Peake.

HAY WIRE.

2 tons No, 14 Hay Wire, in coils of 50 lbs each; for sale cheap for cash, or

approved credit, J.D. BELL,

Montague,

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ETO LET.

That laggeythre stery bri¢k ware- house on eornec of Pownal and Dor- chester Streeis, lately occupiel by Messrs. B. & M. Rattenbury, Rent moderate. Apply at the office of the Connolly estate, Queen Street.

"A, A. McDONALD, W. *. SULLIVAN, ARTHUR PETES,

Trustees of the late Owen Cor~olty

FebTeod:f

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DIED. In thia citv, on Saturday, the 5th inst., James Dee Brisayv, in his 80th vear.

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{Faneral on Monday, (totay), at 2 o'clock p. m. by train to Sherwood Cemeiery.]

At Cravand, March ‘3rd, Herbert R.

eldest son of I-aac Smith, aged 3 <a ee | Dont Fail Attend

bnintze | landed ety

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The success attending our sale anda

new methods is very sratitying

A Point Worth Remembering:

We will offer new clearan :e lines and new attractions

DAILY

BEER BROS.

Lrce Curtains to-morrow

DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MARCH 7, 189%

NEW HATS |

NEW HATS!

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Hard and Soft Hats,

line, and we profess

HARD

Remember we lead the style in Hats,

Christy’s London Hats

CASES.

New hard and soft Hats, New Styles, New Shades, Mlen’s

Boys Hard and Soft Hats Chidren’S Hats and Caps

This is our particular io know when a hat will suit you, and we

are in a position to give youall the very newest styles in

AND SOFT HATS.

ROWSG BROTHERS,

The Stylish Hatters

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RACES

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HOGKEY - MATCH

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UESBAY - EVENING,

March Sth 1898

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FOR ALL.

( Our big sale is now on,

You can save money Sy buying a} —- yourshoes from us during this . aff j ; TE am 2. Cet. ~ a GO CMFSE sala, . > ~ Ladies felt Boots, warm Carpet Slippers, now 50€ Beaded Mcccissins ete, & pair

Cuildren’s Pebble Buttoned Boots, spring heel toe cap, serviceanle boots, regular price doc

now G8¢

a pair

Same line as above, for Misse’s, sizes 1] to 2? now 55€

|1-2, 1 & 3 Mile Races —ALSO—

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Final Nateh fer Trophy

i } | Without doubt the best night’s | sport of the season.

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Gallery 35e.

($300 IN PRIZES rac: s close Saturday, | the Sth.

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Notices to Cheese Makers.

The Do zinion Dairying Company, at Vernou River Bridge, will receive Tenders on and up to Tuesday the the 15th day of March, next, from persons willing to engage as Cheese Makers for the ensuing Cheese Season. Tenders to state wages per inonth. The Company furnishing ~upplies, and all pecesaary help. Satis- factory ‘references required, snd ‘ancy

oods guarenteed.

The Directors do not bind themeelves to aceept the lowest or any tender.

J.¥. MCLEOD, Pres, D, P. IRVING, Sec’y. Vernon River Bridge Feb. 26th ’98, m 3 2i

(Cyeseunts, rmecol Was

2, regalar price $1.15 § a pair

Job line of Ladies’ | prices $1.15 to 1.60.

Fine Boots, regular ? now 85 & § $1.00 pr.

2, ? now

§ $.100

Misses Fine Dongola Roots, sizes 11 to | yegular price $1.25 to 1.60.

A few lines of Men’s Boots | A'T 1.2 PRICE.

adios Suippers -- 20 p. c. discount

} | Money refunded if goods don’t suit

nuat RK JOST

Stamper’s Corner

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‘D. GORDON. SIXTUS McLELLAN

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We are Tailors, some people know us as only Tailors, and some people know us asibeon!y Tailors, but be that as itmay. We want you to know that we eell every thing men wear except shoes, or every thing they ought to wear; and this time of the year we are giving special priceson every winter weight article in the store

See Our White and Colored Shirts.

Good clean fresh stock, bought for spot cash. We don’t keep shirta lon enough to get soiled, neither do we hendle any worn jout samples. a good laundered white shirt for anyprice from 45¢ to $2.50,and made specially for a high clase farnishing trade.

GORDON & McLELLAN

Fethion Leaders, Upper Queen St. Next door te WoMcMay olen oe

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