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LADIES’ SUNSHADES

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LADIES’ ENGLISH WATERPROOFS.

Ladies’ black and navy serve waterproofs, These goods we buy from the best

manufacturers in England. Extra good goods. A nice waterproof in “black or navy at $3.75.

‘The oppertunity of the seuscne—

Black end Colored Dress Fabrics. |

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 4, 1898,

OBITUARY.

There died at Dundas, 15th day of April, after un illness of four

years. Mr. Macdonald was boro in Scot- land, and at the aye of sixteen yearsh, with bis parents emigrated to this Island.

At the age of 21 he weot tothe Unite.

there he returned, having met with afar meagure of success, Upon returning to this provioce he engaged in the lumber trade, at that time @ profitable business as itformed the principle export between the [ land and the United Siates.

At this time he purchased tne American schooner C.ndace, for the knee trade, which for sume time proved renumerative,

He afterwards removed to Red Point, near Souris, and engaged ‘tn mercantile

pursuits and some ship building —the last vesee! built bking the Hudson in 1862 — the sails of which at that time cost more than the hull on accownt of the Civil war.

Over twenty vears ago Mr. Macdonald moved to Dundas. He was postmaster in all 42 years, and his name is among the oldest in the magistracy. He was for maby years back a surveyor of shipping tur King’s County. He was always an ardent worker and supporter of the Liber~ al Conservative party, and looked upon “Caonda’s greatest statesman,” Sir Joho A. Macdenald, as the most far-seeing man that ever swayed the destinies of Canada.

A mao of peace he endeavored to pro- mote and maintain peace. Cool and level- headed—a friend io bis friends and just to all—he stood four square toevery wind that blew. The needy never appealed to bim ip vain. Asa tower of strength in the chureh, as a friend to every laudable endeavor, he will be mised; and we may long look for his equal, bui long in vain. He wasa member of Presbyterian church for over thirty years. He leaves a family of six daughters and three sons to mourn their luss—some of whom cme afar oniy to see the tenement where the spirit hai once dwelt.

A large number of Freemasons were present, and the officers and members of St. George’s Lodze, of Georgetown, in full regalia. Orient Lodge, of Souris, was also well represented. The casket with its floral tributes was borne from his late residence to the cemetery by those to whom be was so attached in life. Daniel Ff. Maedonald, High Sheriff of King’s County, acted as grand marshal, and the solema and imposing ceremony was per- formed with military precision. To his partner io life, who survives him, we ten- der our unfeignued sympathy.

As we stood a) toat open grave of a dear friend and sighed within «curselves, fare- well brother! we? involuntare:y exclaimed “Sic transit glora mundi;” and as the solemo procession wended their way back towards tlie house of mourning, and finaily all wended their way along the streets, 1 be:hought with me, “Whit shadows we are and what shadows we pursue.”

A.C.

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At the residence ge'l, Centre street,

March 16:+, 189°, by the Rev. Luther Freeman, Lillie J. Cabill, eldest daugh'er

of Patrick Cah‘ll, of Charlottetown, ?. E. I-land, to James Barkley Tucker, of New- ton Centre, Mss.

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We have just bought a 500 pound case of sew Layer Figs, at a very low price, and in order to clear them out at once We are pow offering them at le a pound or

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menths, of paralysis, Samuel Macdonald, | K-q , Clerk of the County Court, aged 73 |

| | + of ‘the social referred to, @ handsome addi- |

siates, acd after passing several years |

i years.

| Edervescent Salt avery thorough trial

AN ACZNOWLE!

GEMENT.

on Friday the | Handsome Addition toa Church Pund. |

Rev. J. J. Macdona d, us the following town paper aud asks Lue that he was ayreeably

of Kinkora seads clippiog from @ Charles- CAMINER €bO vay | surpr sed by the arrival in ye- -terday’s mailof the proceed « He aeé->irc&

ion to his new church fuad.

us to record iis very sincere thanks to ine generous promoters of this affair, Mrs, Vi KE. Davies and Miss Genie Davies, a- also | to al who wok an active part in making | the suctala grand sucess», Particulariy | among these he meutioued Mrs. J. Doirvn, | Misses Mamie Macdonald, Angeliva | Medris aud Mollie Keoneh, Mr. eer Cuontegtam and last ons uor least De. om A. Mecdou li, who kindly put ‘he-L terary | ner Bali as th “po ei Of Lis trieod tor the occasion. This FUrprise party sbi Seles J. 18 truiy @ praviical expres sion Of regsara va the pactoft bis frieud abroai :— Pleasant Party Last Eveninz in Monument §q., Charlestown.

The Cathelic literary auioc, Monume: eq, Cauarlestown, was the seena of : brilliant gathering last evening, t« occaxiou being @ whist party under the | direction of Mrs, W.E. Davies, wino di ey honors with ber usua! grace, and during the evening was congratulated by her | guests upcn ihe successful carryicg ou her project. ;

Tue hail was tastefully decorated the navioual colors and afier 7th cowpasy began to arrive. The tables were filled, and Mr. Cunviogbam, master of | ceremonies gave the sigual, The principal teller was Miss Genie | Davis, daughter of the hostess, i

8000

assisted by

Miss Mollie Keough and Miss A.

The first prize for ladies was won by Mrs. Hugh McAuley, and Miss O’Hare carried off the second prize, ‘The ladies had a majority of two over the geutlemen, and Miss Katherine Keough maguani | monusly took the gentleman’s place and won first prize for gentlemen. The iodend

prize was won by Mr. Chas, McLean.

t the close of the whist playing Mr. Cuoningham made an address, in which be euiogizea Mrs. Davie for the success | whico had attended her endeavors. R. fresh- ! ments were iueo served, and Senha | was indulged in uaiil a jate hour. ‘

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Fifty Years a Sibdiden.

Dr. Chas L. DeMartigny. of Montreal has been a physician forthe past fif.y He has seen much suffering in that time, and has done much to alleviate it. This is bis opinion of Abbey’s Effer vescent Salt: “I have given Abbey’ >

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among tbe inmates of the House of the shatere of Provideuce, where I am resident puvyeician,

‘“f have found it particularly useful in! cases of Fatulency Headache and Chronic | Constipation, aod am using it now in case of Rorumatism., I bave tested Abbey’s Effervescent Salt in # great number ef cases, and have always found.the results p-rfectly satisfactery. .

“tT have no hesitation In Abbey’s Effervescent Salt as 4 thoroughlv reliable preveration. Imay add that I use Abbey’s Effervescent Salt myself every day and have fcuad it more beneficial in my own case than any similar thing I have ever tried.”

Further comment is superfuous. The | proprietors of Abbey’s Effervescent Sait | claim that its daily use will keep you in good health. Try it. Your druggist will enpply you at60 centsa larce bottle Trial size, 25 cents.

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McGiit Coitece Nores.—All the papers eprak the highest terms of the prophery by Mr sk MclI.eun, jr., The Gazette saves: “ Tie class prophecy m:.y indeed be said to be one of the best efforts at <«eseriptive writing heard fora long iume in college circles.”

Samuel J Willis took first rank genera) standing and a prize in Latin.

Avgus B McLeod also took first rank general staoding,as also did Mr Edward (‘. Brown; the latter also took first rank horers in mathematics.

Wilfred Forbes, of Vernon River, took a prize in Gern.an.

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Remarkable Values in Kid Gloves.

—— Austrian and

—w—French Kid

Laced and Buttoned Black and Colored.

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Beer Bros

| of May 2 xa: was Kk « row and died.

Medris. | t I be bri uught before the meeting,

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F..oTpaLt at the Park aa oan evening at “4 | o'alook. Ta Ciry Court was in session today A nun! cases were disposed of. stitial Kiexer ro DeatH. A Pictou despatch

‘: Puilip Smith, shoemaker, Au inves- tiga progress, 3 Dy cecal

O’Cornru’s Day. - The Benevolent [rish S .v of Charlottetown will cele- bfate O’oonell’s Day, August 6th, ina inner. Particula’s later.

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Ixrermenr.—The body of ackenzie wae brought to aatevening On the we v to nierment. Mr. Mackenz e ‘asome time ago cf puecus

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y.~—Itis hopel our resders mind the big tea to be bela ridge «n Dominion Day. uoder capable manag: ment, { time is assared all who

OS tr.— This morning Michael ed $3 or fifteen days for

ition against a truckman for

racting the sidewalk on Water Street

earing was adjourned at the defendants tuutil the Sth of May,

LocaL Counein.—A meeting of the L,C W. will be held im Prince of Wales College

next Saturday afternoon Tih inst at 3 Yeloc) i All vue wembers of the Execu-

tive and delegates are earnestly reouested as matters of importance will Friends

» bd pre; i€Nt

invited to attend.

are COorulai ly PERSONAL, _ Rev. Dr. McMillan, ot Cardigan Bridge, / in the City yesterday,

Mr. Wilfrid M. Forbes returned from Montreal last evening.

lt is pleasing to hear that Mr Archibald MeN-illis aimost well again. He was able

| to drive to bs oflice yesterday.

Mr and Mrs H C Mills, of Summerside, who oe been visiting the neighboring republic, returned home last evening.

Tue many friends of Mr. Peter McGrath, ter Hunter River, will hear with regret that he has been very ill for some time past.

Queen Hotel: A McLeod, wife and child, Orwell; W M Forbes, Vernon River Bridze; C KR Dickie, Muddy Creek; John Mckacheru, Cherry Valley.

Mrs. Geo. A. Dixon, left this morning on a visit to Haverhill, Mass. During her in taverhill Mrs. Dixon will be the guestof Dr. aud Mra, Dunn.

Mr. Duncan Marshall, who was here in connection with the Patron of Industry movemest hes been appointed provincial proh:bition organizer for Ostario during the plebiscite campaign.

Stay

Dr E W and master Joe Gahan arrived rom Boston jast night. Mrs Gaban will arrive ina few weeke. Dr Gaban is retiring from practice in tbe Hub, and will take up his residence in Charlotte- town.

Mejor John Rogers, the popular repre= sentuiive of Evaas & Son, Montreal, who has been oo a business trip to this pro- vince, left this morning for New Glasgow, N. 8. The Major’s many friends in Cbarloltetovn are always glad to see him.

Dr. Angus Macdonald Morton, who completed jie medical course at the Hali- fax College tnis year, has been appointed surgeon on the strveying steamship Gul- nare, witch will leaye Charlottetown ip a few wecks to resume work on the Labra- ior coast.

Hotel Davies: J Grace, Hulifax: W Forres ail, Tor ito, WF Tidmarsh, City; Wm Welsh, Keppock; F Bourke. St John; Hi Grabem. London, Eng; Geo W Hibbett, (eor getown; H E Reird, Toronto; W Kennedy, City; Jno J Du; ggan, eat,

Miss Helen Gladstone, replying to @ letter Of rym pathy, writes, referring to the ess of ber father: ‘We cannot hope for recovery; but the progress of his illness is very slow. with te for at ilme-, able

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Mens Stylish Outfitters

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- m : nnn WEV'S TI¢ SHIP NEWS. ae ‘ : Port of Charlottetown. BICYCLE ane | J 341d ENTERED BOOTS May 3.—James, McLelian, Louisbur ah CLEARED May 3.—White Bird, Gallant, Mimini— i Bick gash, Paragon, Corpier, Big Shippigas Just received, bicycle|N. g . y rere boots in = : — Be sure you are right, then go aven’, ! Chocolate and Black se sure you get Hood’s Sarsaparilis,

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We desire to call your at- tention to our recent pur- chase of Men’s ‘Trousers. These goods were bought at fess them half price, and are marked ata correspondingty low figure. Beautiful pat- terns, beantiful goods,—W. B. McHKAY.

(ysters on the Pali ‘Shell at Joy's

Garden Seele.—Tue best at Brace’s Grocery in exchan ize _tor large fresh eggs.

See our window fora hie t bargain; 120

white shivte. with colored fronts worth $1.25 for 83c. This is only ose of the many lcaanies 3 in white and ¢ ed ehirts for this week —Pr: wee Bros, 101 Sir neiiaidesit acai Men’s bicycle Loots—ia c bocol ate and

blac sk—just received at R. K. Jos: ms

NOTICE.

Having leased the lites ge of fishing trout co ihe stream known a: Sherry’ . Creek, to parties iv Ch’town you wil

please take notice that no person will “ aliowed to fi-h but them

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