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ASSOCIATI(

wnaot Forthcoming Meet programme OT Forthee ning vice 4

Dinner at Davies.

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Foreig! KF. W. Hodson, Dominion Ol mm, **9 7 4 Live Ot0O% aU :

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THI RSI A \ Officers ": £eCeuas i

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cg Raynor, hose Hall, “Ont * Mistakes in Breeding, h. W ods i LJ. If. Ci Ottawa.

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- - . ry Maintenance ofa He rd.’’ Hon. Dryden, Ontario Minister of {Agri

Mmussioner,

cuiture, Loronto, Addresses from members of Maritime ‘rovernments | present. sn

; 8p. m Special public meeting. Address, Hon. D._ /}'arquharson, Premier of P. E. Islanc ‘The Ne-' cessity of Organized Eifort from a Government Standpoint,’’ Hen. John Dryden, Ontario Minister cf Agriculture, “Organization and

is Benefits,’ F. W. Hodson, Do minion L. 8. Commissio ier, Ottawa. Address, Hon. Sydney cricniture, O

ister of A tawa.

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NOTES FROM THE ORIENT.

The diss ween weather prevail- ing here rendere fall work almost impossible.

A large amount of work is therefore | still uu ione. Politics is the order of the day

among the intelligent and ous farmers of which the portion of the Island We nave vor dd reaso te thatthe < yppe wition will strong stand will show Canada that lost none of the energ erance that always battles.

Our school is well attended at present, and under the able manage ment of its teacher, Mr. A. bic Donald, we cannot expect any thing but marked sucliess.

An enjoyable evening days ago spent at_ the hospitable | home ot Mrs. T. S. Robertson. wh a bountiful supper wis supplied by the hostess. After supper J! Aobertson I

is Co TMH pose ub. make a they

nad persev narked their

was

recipient of a handsome a:rm-cha as a token of estecm from hx friends, of whom ther. wae 2 goo mat resent.

The. pr: sentation was ac

companied by ja :lLort addres: delivered by Mr D Carn weli. Music and song prev aiied a u company tripped the gh it Tahiasi to the violin ia the hands of Mr Kennedy

A bad accident occurred a fer daysago. While Mr Seth McLean accomy anied by two of his frien: \s Mr D Campbell and Miss Je Stewart, was dr along oh; northside road, his lorse becarm Eonanageatle and had the tric noi jumped what might hive happened can only be im: iined.

EXOPHONOTON,

ving

DIED.

zis fath er ’'s residence, H eard wad. Lot 45, On Nov ; 10th ‘ LSQ0 Danie | Jose ph Murray, dearly belov ed Son ot M ch: ie! anc aged 18 yerrs.

Seeetly sleeping is our darling, tee Irom sin and pain and woe

neath the sod thiut cover o’e: him. ere silent flowers soon nUsi grow,

a) ° *

n the tomb birds sing mos Sweetly

T rough the long bright summe. days :

et the sunbeam love to linger nd the moonbeams love to play.

It isa fair b right spot, but fairer ls the form we gently laid Jnderneath the sod, —?

his cold and silent grave

Yet we know it was but a casket,

We had hidden from our sight, ®m Our Father crowned jewels

Gle ming ever pure amd bright,

with

John |

. . | Fisher, Min- |

for the past few weeks has|

industri-!

ys Ta y fasSterni

neve | VUCUCVC ;

on election day, and} - : haveie

was afew

made the happ; |

| Ellen Murray, |

THE DAILY

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EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN.

NOVEMBER 23

1800,

TO THE PUBLIC,

The Always Busy 'needs more room and facilities for growing The attractions will necessi- tate the closing of the or at least one montn. We have no place to store the yoods, so are obliged to make

clean sweep sale.

Store increas.

business.

store

Pulling Down and Building Up

The store front has to come out, all the plaster has to come down, all partitions, stairways, icounters and shelving have to ibe removed. A modern. up- 'co-date store that will not only ibe a credit to ourselves, but to

‘che city, will be the result

' Weask you one and all to | make this sale a grand success 'Uhe stock is well known as 'the most up-to-date and clean- st in the province.

r ‘ou Save from 25 to 33 1=3 cents on every dol- | lars’ worth yeu buy.

COME ny

‘STANLEY BROS.

HOUSE FURRISHINGS

3 Per Cent Discount.

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Ta

Every dollars’ worth yor uy here you get it for 7<c 0: il€ Sa > dollar.

White Wool Blankets.

Grey Wool Blankets. White and Grey Cottons Wadded Quilts

Down Quilts

White Counterpanes

| Table Linens

| Napkins

| White Linen Table Cloths Towels, Towelling

~ Sheeting, Pillow Cottons

aa - et:

eS Cape ey” Colored, Table Covers.

STANLEY BROS.

the dollar,

$40,000 Worth of High Grade Fashi nae Goods to be sold at from 67 to 75 cents

STANLEY

at

Everything Goes.

Ory Goods, Mantles; Jackets, Furs, Millinery and Men’s Furnishings

| SALE FOR SPOT CASH ONLY.

Lists and

Discounts.

ay

No Goods on Approbation and no Samples Given---Read the Following

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

i209 Per Cent. Discount.

Every dollar’s worth buy here you get for the bollar.

Black Dress Goods, Color- ed Dress Goods, Costume Tweeds, Box Cloths, Ladies’

you 75¢ on

Cloths, Dress Linings, French ‘Printed Flannels, Opera Flan- Cio Quilted Linings, Jersey

Sioths, Ladies’ Umbrellas ; oe

Staple Dept---25 p. c. Discount.

worth you 25 ceuts on

Every dollars’ buy here you save the doliar.

Print Cottons, Roman Sat- ins, Sateens, Art Sateens, Cre-

tonnes, Flanne ettes, F.eecy Cottons, Scotch Ginghams, Galatias, Tickings, White

Cottons, Co’ored Ducks.

WHITE GOODS

Spot Muslins, Chick Mus- ‘ins, Apron Lawns, Tucked Lawns, Victoria Lawns, Nain-

sooks, White Ducks, Irish Linens, Diapens and Linen Lawns.

STANLEY BROS.

FURS

25 Per Cent. Sisiaae

Every dollars’ worth you buy here you get for 75 cents on the dollar.

Ladies’ Seal Jackets, Grey Lamb Jackets, Astrachan Jac- kets, Wombat Jackets. Wa'la- by Jac+ ets, Neck Ruffs, Cap- ettes, Storm Collars, Fur Lin- ed Capes, Fur Capes, Mitts, Caps, Muffs, Child’s Fur Coats, Caps, Collars, Muffs and Boas.

STANLEY BROS.

Ready Made Dept--- 25 p. c. Discount.

Every do lars’ worth you buy here vou get for 75c on ~ “ C ~ the doilar.

Ladies’ Jack ets,C'oth Capes Children’s Jackets and Reefers Waterproofs, Ladies’ Under- clothing, Chidren’s Under- clothing, Ladies’ Wrappers, Flannelette Night Gowns, Drawers and Skirts, White Lawn Aprons, Corsets.

STANLEY BROS.

MEN'S

FURNISHINGS 25 Per Cent. Discount.

7 —_— .

On every dollars’ worth you buy here you save 25 cents.

Underc othing, Hosiery, Sweaters, White Shirts, Co - ored Shirts, Workiug Shirts, F anne ette Night Shirts, White Night Shirts,

Gloves, Gollars,

Ties, Cuffs, Umbrellas, Handker-

chiefs, Caps and Braces.

Also all lines in Boys’ wear as above.

STANLEY BROS.

SILK DEPT

The finest steck in the pro- vince at

1-3 OFF

Every do'Jars’ worth you buy in this department you get for 67 cents.

Black Siks Colored Si:ks Fancy Silks, Biouse Silks.

1-3 OFF

ali Millinery Goods, Hats, Shapes, Flowers, Wings, Tips Birds. Ordaments. Silk Vel- vets. Ribbons of all kinds.

i-3 OFF

all Ladies’ Taiior Made Cos- tumes, Skirts and Under- skirts,

STANLEY BROS.

\

and Satins, and Satins, Japanese and

Hosiery Dept---25 p.

' . Discount.

Every do lars’ worth you buy here ou get for 75 cents on the do ar.

All Ladies’ and Chi!dren’s Stockings all ladies’ Kid Gloves. tined and unlined, all chi'dren’s Kid Gioves, alt Ladies and Children’s cash- mere and Ringwocd Gloves wools of a1 kinds, Flannels, grey, navy blue white and scarlet, 25 p. c. discount.

STANLEY BROS.

1-3 OFF

| Stamped i: ens eushion Tops inen. Squar2;. | ace” ‘Squares. Tal)« Runn »s Side 'Board c'oths Fane oths, ‘cords Em _ oidery iks

| Knitting Sil +. etc.e

1°3 off al “oo H ods, l'oques, clouds, Squares. Mits Boctees, Infantees etc

| 1°3 off a!! Veilings,!aces, fritlings, Embroideries Jewel- ry combs, Pins. Hair Pins, Safety Pins, Buttons, Tapes, ete.

| 993 off all curtains, Art

Muslins. and curtain Muslins, children’s cashmere cloaks, chi' dren’: S coats and children’s

Bibs.

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