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DAILY EXAMINER,

CHARLOTT

STOWN,

APRIL 2

3, 1900

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1 rows | of t : iW, ned io front with! 8éeg ; oOery spreys an 1 | rosee Sj ACK velvet ties caurg , I vy leaves.

P u ; tuscan and white chip, hig! i j the left 8 4 shirred

lun f scan cbhitton,—to the rght a » ’ +} iy ne ‘ : pium of wh bition ; trimning < tw white tips < rht with rbivestone buckles, under! and trimmed with white lilacs and pas ue pansies,

We beeneak tor Messrs Weeks & Co, a i season's w }) nery trac le. The | elaberaie and besutiful day « do much to increase

the «exceilentr 1: atior of this firm.

| ¢ } | display of Satur-~ “| | }

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Local and Other

| R A . I ut ee ( ‘ t 4 > apenas ne Ww Ww ‘ lg yr s very : ionor ot S y of the Un : rated by the s } ' Patrick and St. A ea ih ¥ : xecuted with intel aditcnialiaaa ) LLOws NATA yay.—The Odd we of t ity { celebrating their

Sletanniversary on Thursday next, April i by alter ling Divine Service at St James’ Church at 3 o'clock wherea suit- able sermon will be preache! by the Rev. i J K Fraser In the evening a banguet will be held in the Lodge Room. The Oddfellows of Simmerside will arrive by special train an aK? partiatie cele= bration. el, A Crue Trick.—It is said that one of the ladies contributing towards a basket social hela in Charlottetown rece: tiy was

the victim of atrck that she did not ap- preciate. It seems that the lady in ques~ tion prepared a nice basket for the social

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Items. Local and Other ltems,!

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) { 3 Law ( L ve, N at 8 ? ‘ \ j adai “0 in ~ ‘ | ciud 15 sher j ‘ i ,b 88 , ' ciociedidaaliit \! D AS GONE At tl Grosne Meeting yesterday afternoon suitable re.’ | ference was made tothe sudden de aihb of J. D. Mason, Kisq , who for manv years has heen an active and friend of the Railway Men’s M His ad iresses were always goo!. T last time ne occup*ed the chair, F uary 18th, only two months ago, his lesson was taken rom ! Cor 10-12, “Taerefore, let him that thinketh he stand2t) take heed, lest

he fall.” His presence wi!i be

very greatly missed at these meetings.

iliac ih tis Tas Sovrm ArricaNn War.—Mr. Mex Oready’s titnmely and instructive lecture

VAS delivered in =. M. C. a ° Saturday evening before of little people drawn from our public Coosidering the bad air of the place and the vouth of his hearers,Mr'Mc- Cready received a wonderfully good hear-

Hall on a large audience

39, 41, 53 Lo. &.80, 2. | 1.44. 1.49. 1.70 1.70, ; , ’ 5 1D 2.90. 3.00. te

hese Figures

Are Curtain Sellers

Never in the History of this store have ‘ve had such Bargains

LACE CURTAINS.

to offer you in

We don’t care how poor you are, you

can afford to re

We

have curtains to please you,

»lac2 yor old curtains,

don’t care how rich you are, we

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A. Math { \ in ti v H.N We 1: .~ y : ~ { 4 Vi Oita I B r . y ‘ i } g : i- \ J m 8 Mag I i -. vi 4 | . ( iar e snd r Fishey made the | from the M «gdale itiands by The Stanlevw Captain William R anende, of Bideford, was among the passengers by the Princess on Saturday evening. He went west this

morning.

| spent the greater portion of last | in the Provin

Mr. KE. T M seer,

: of Boston, is amon the guests at

ie Que -en Hotel. Mr. Messer summer

and made friends

many

i during his stay.

} | day afternoon

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| which wiil be read with i

Miss Ethel Tanton returned on Satur- to resume her studies at Prince of Wales College after spending the Easter holidays with ber parents at St. Eleanore.

The announcement of an er gagement interest by many has been given to me for publication. A marriage has been arranged and will take

nlace between Louis William Scoit, Local

43 hich she hande¢ ing. Patriot'c choruses were well rendered Muster of the High Court of Justice at : . which she handet overto three young } by echolara of each of the echools and Uhdeheen: alike é the H RW.8 a de seit a a | * roe “wre Ss 939 Pas p ’ et sono e Hon. cott, + PPS 5 HITE nA lads to ¢ wry io ie. hall where ee ae lively applause was givea Mr. McCready’s 1232 Pa re: . 6k patterns at our Lace Secretary of State for Canada, and Alice was tobe held. On the ye Mpeg = references to the successes of British C . ] May, second daughter of the Hon. W William Sea TEr UO COMPORTING aa coder ten rnactnchang yy word CN urtains sale Wilfred Sullivan, Chief Just ce, Prince Distinguis 1ea everywhere for ard discovering that they were t> their srpeininiocosigin ices Te! sed, < Cece aan Piece, : liking eat all there was acd substituted An Istanp Pueitist.—An exchange TTY e - ! Delicacy of Flavour ener “ iy : y cnt ene Quality, and Highly Nu on. coal for what they had removed. Before say® : George Byers will be a busy boxer ( l : yy eas > ae iality, an tivo . sial ef he lady owning | a aia a a. , ies & ALLE ) KY You eepecially are invited to come in Properties Specially gr te- the social began however the lady owning t uring the next few months, aod ifthe AX. - y ov ful and « omfor ting a “th ~ the basket visited the hall and discovered plans of his manager come out ail right = bursday evening, 7.30 to 9, and see nervous ard dys pep tic. S. i what had been done. Then she replaced Byers will be close to the leadership in the ¢ 66 Moc ea showing of epring miliimerv, only in ?2-lb. tins, labelled the coal by cake and other delicacies ob- welterweight division. Byers also believes \ Y , >? Moore & McLeod. JAMES EPPS & CO., Ltd tained at the refreshment table, and went | that he could defeat any middleweight, VA A : y Sre those men’s five bleck and blue Homceopathic themists, gunning for the boys who had played such | and the manner in «hich some ot the wiosiad Sigs sso serge cuits at Rameay’s if you want a Lon or ¥ 4 } : havoc with her delicacies. W hat happen- leaders have ignored bis challenges sbows stylish iailt sitvuiaanhie at J BROAKFAST |¢d when she found them this deponent | that they have | s wholesome respect for his . ICAI Si ae ae : ; . ee ; Anyove havinga emell row-boat for 2 eo Ch i» f knoweth not. i abilities Byershas now matches with ———— meld cae ak nia : Ht A 7 - a ° h i & £8} re s ae ae ‘a ee ; Joe Walcott, Watts, Goff. and the promise os pRrcunss vy i ee os : : 7 , | oe ith Jack R ne Chicaso } appiying at this cflice. Fr ia ay a i ' We are making a show of silks, dress | of one with Jack Root, the Chicago boxer, cl legge Au es —~ | goods and millnery (that will do ourselves | now matched with Tommy Ryan. It ha e = - - aroemerseramemaaees TO LET —A t re. story dwell ling house on credit ; ashow that will make it worth been the amb.tion of Byers to get a match | y FORK SALE at bargain: 1 Sail Boat, 20ft. ane oe, or , 1 improve me gy | your while toattend. Come Wednesday | with Tommy Ryan, but the latter draws keel, rat anity opens eeatsand seat lit 4 pis . . ‘ r, oe ‘ . . ° eee, . ’ A 2 se s : 2 dy 6 ins | night, you will not be disappointed. the color line when pressed fora chance a i} new set 01 ey gp em iy Stanley Brof. 2ins. by Byers. , j w : fo cieicwm. ai. EE ee fmm meet SS LR eT E none.

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Everyone invited to Alley between the hours of 7.30 and oclock to inspect our complete as—

™ sortment of spring styles for Men and ~ Boys,

% 50 \

Store specially

Hu Malet

New Lasts; New Colors;

New Creations, at $3.50 ard $5.00 a pair.

decorated for the ,occasion—come and see what our clerks have toshow and tell you‘of Slater

Shoes. We will not sell

Different Kinds =

goods to-morrow B night —it’s simply to show them and fconvince you where to buy.

Alley & Co.

& Co's 10

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ths <a ee aad wees Tt

7.30 to10 oclock

We show Slater Shoes.

5 to ll.

The

leathers used by

greatest tanneric

Box Calf Wax Calf Kidduck Wrillour Calf

Dongola

Calors---Black, Chicolate, Brown and Tan.

and see for yourself.

here three shapes of We carry ten on different widths and in half sizes from

the Slater Shoe People are vader the worlds

Russian Cali

Come to the Great Slater Show