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Warm Winter

Underclothing,

Linders,

Drawers and

Combinations.

Cbi'dren’s Combinations, $1 00 per suit Girl's Combinations, $1.55 per suit. Misses’ Combinations, $1.75 per suit. Ladies’ Combinations. $1.75 per suit. Ladies Combinations, extra quality, 52.25 per suit. Laties and Children’s Lind- ers, «ll prices.

Gents Unde clothing

Gents heavy Scotch fine knit Linders and Drawers, worth 90c each, at $1.25 per suit

Another line fine knit ex- tra heavy Shetland, 1ezular $1.40 each, at per suit $2.25.

SPECTAL, HOSIERY

Ladies’ fine Cashmere seam

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER 2, 1897

SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO THE EXAMINER.

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| has started from probably in connection with the cession of

; The Ocean Mai! Service,

Orrawa, Oct. 2.—The Minister of Trade

and Commerce bas decided to call for tenders for the carrying of the Canadian mails to and from Great Britain for one

| year from the 25th, of November.

| {1,000 People in Halifax.

Ha irax, Oct. 2.—The attendance at the exhibition yesterday was eleven thousand.

Over forty thousand people been in attend- | ance so far.

| Grecian Gabinet has Resigned. | Avnens, Oct. 2.—Cabinet has resigned. |

| LATEST NEWS BY WIRE AND MAIL.

Parsons Kassala,

29,.—Govenor Massowah to

Suakim, Sept.

fought. Before the two villages were destroyed, Lt. Col. O’Brien aud Lieut

Bro*ne Blayton were killed, Lieut. Pea- cock was eeverely wounded and Captain Stiles was slightly wounded. Three sritish soldiers were killed and_ fifteen wounded. Seven native soldiers were

killed

and twenty three wounded. In consequence of their failure to accept the

of Mohammedans was resumed on Wed- nesday. Twelve of their villages were destroyed and three fortified blown up without opposition.

SOME MILITARY CHANGES.

Lieut. Arthur Gray Appointed toR. R. C1.

Orrawa, Oct. 2—An important milita general order has been issued. Among the changes of primary interest to the force are the following : Col. Vidal is promoted to be commandant Reya! Regiment Canad- ian Infantry at St. Johns, Que; Lieut. Eaton, No. 4 depot, Fredericton, is appointed adjutant, No. 3 depot, St. John’s, Que; eecond Lieut. Arthur C. Hamilton Gray, 3rd New Brunswick Regiment Canadian Artillery appointed Lieut in R. R. C. 1. vice Hennessey promoted This officer is{posted on appoint- ment to No4 Regiment depot.

SEVERE PARTHOQUAKES.

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terms of British commandast punishment |

towers were |

less hose, worth 82¢ at 25c per Det ~ Gents all wool socks, spec— ial at Ze pair, regular 28e. ‘here is no mystery regard n g our low prices, we buy tor cash direct from the ianufac. turers, and secure values that canuot be beaten.

WV. A.WEEKS & Co.

Wholesale and Retail Our Importation Of Pipes

Are Here

And ready for sale. Call and see them, RBBO

REDDIN BROS. Oppesite P. O.

October lacazines

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Sunnyside

Bookstore

HASZARD & MIQoRE

Sunnyside Bookstore.

Neuralgia.

In tbe head is almost everett eqaeee by decayed aud apscessed teeth. n’t sufier needlessly when youcan be releived in a few hours and cured in a tew days by the careful treatment we will give you.

J.H. AYERS

DENTIST.

A New Island Thrown up near! Singapore,

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Sivcarors, Oct. 1.—#arthquakes report- ed vo have shaken many places on the Northeast coast border, and a new island has been thrown up near Menkabul.

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“It pays to bny at Carter’s,

Now is the time to buy

BULES.

We havea large stock for out door and indoor culture,imported

from ¢ olland, China and other countries of production. No better verieties or higher

qualities are procurable anywhere.

| that place by the I:alians to the British.

| [tis reported that Osman, Digna, the famous general of the Mehdi, has gone to Omdurman, the military camp of the der- vishes pear Khartoum. Deserters from |

* : i Osman Digna’s forees bave reached Sinkat

and are joining the Anglo-Egyptian army.

Loxpox, Sept. 30.—The Rome corre- spondentof the Daily News says :—“It is | semi-ofticially announced thatthe condi- tions of the transfer of Kassala to Egypt buve been arranged with the exception of the financial points, which will shortly be setuied. Hgypt will then reoccupy the fort. The native garrisoa wi!l remain, but the | Englisn willreplace the Italian officers. The Anglo-Egyptian troops from Suakim will be conveyed to Massowah, and will thence march to Kassala, establishing store- houses with materia] on Italian territory.”

A despatch to the Times from Simla savy :—“The Afridi and Orakzai deputation which starved for Cabul to solicit help of the Ameer was rudely checked at Jelala- bad, where the Afghan officials turned the deputation back, and refused its request for ammunition. This plain intimation from Abdur Rahman that he is resolved not to assist the tribesmen is a most striking proof of his loyalty to the treaties. The Mullahs have all along deluded the tribesmen with stories promising the Ameer’s support and the tribal leaders are only now learning the truth.”

Bompay, Sept. 29.--A plague search party bas been mobbed at Igatpuri. Four members of the party, including a surgeon were severely wounded.

Otrawa, Sept. 30.—Collector Milne, of Victoria, reports to the department that! the blockade on thetrails to Yukon is broken. Hethinks about 2,000 miners will manage to get through before spring,

Loxpon, Sept. 30—The Marquis of Lansdowne, secretary of state for war, has presented General Nelson A. Miles, United States army, with a Lee-Kafield cavalry carbine and a British cavalry saddle and bridle, complete,

Wititamstox, Mich, Sept 30.—Probabl y a fatal quarrel between brothers occured six miles south of here last night. Simon Kent fired both barrels of a shotgun at his brother Seth, striking him in the eve and in the side, and the latter will probably die. Simon has been arrested. Both men are adout 55 years old, and have families. The dispute arose over some business matters.

Loxpon, Sept. 30.—A despatch to the Times from Simla says: The Afridi and Orakzai deputation, which started for Cabul to solicit the help of the Ameer, was rudly checked at Jelalabad, where the Afghan officials turned the deputation back and refused its request for ammuni- tion. This plain intimation from Abdur Rashinan that he is re‘olyed not to assist.

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Anotherlot of hats opened Saturday

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This season we have a large stock of Dress Goocls, embracing everything new and trade, with a variety of suitable trimmings. The display is fiae,

old goods of any kind to show you, everything this season’; import

Latest Styles and Materials Now In Stock

desirable for this seasons will find are the lowest in the ess—it will pay you todo so. Nu

and the prices you your new dr ation,

Jackets and Capes Jackets end Capes

Right in style, right in quality, right ic. price.

Church services .

METHODIST. Prince S8t.— Prayer meeting at 1615s

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Rev. Professor Andrews at }!, Rey Dr. Pott. at 7, Sunday &chool and Bible Class at 2.30 Grace Church..—Frayer meeting at 10.

Rev Dr. Potts at 11, Rev Professor Andrews atv. Sacramentat the c.ose of the evening

“Tf it’s good it’s here, If it’s here it’s good,”

service. Sunday schoo! and Bibie class at

2.15. Epworth League at3.3t. Strangers cordially invited. Seats provided for stian- gers.

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PRESBYTERIAN. Zion.—Frayer meeting at 10.15. D Sutherland at 11 and 7. school and Bible class at 2.30. St. Jammes’—Prayer meeting at '0. Rev. T. F. Fullerton at ll and 7. Sunday schcol and Bible class at 2.3@.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

St. Paul’s.—Morning ;prayer and Holy Communion atll. Sunday school and Bible class at 2.30. Evening pra:er at7. Wednesday shortened service with addresses at 730. Ali seats fre2 and unappropriated. Everybody welcome.

St. Peter’s —Holy Communion at 8 and 11. Matins at 10.15, Bible class and chilrenn’‘s catechising at 430. Eveosong at 7, All seats free and unappropriated.

BaPTIST.

Trayverc meeting at 160 Rev J A Gordon at

Rey. Sunday

lland 7. Sundayschcoland Pastor’s Bible class at 2.70 strangers welcome and provided with comfortableseats.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Corner of Prince and Grafton § &ts. Rev DPD. Crawford at tl and 7. Sunday School and Paster’s Bible Class 230, pm Prayer Meeting Wednesday evyeningat 7.30.

CHURCH OF CHRIST.

Church.— Upper Great George &t, Service at 11 and 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30 Y SCE

Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at 7.30

CHESTNUT STREET

Prayer meeting on Chestnut street Sunday at 4 o’ciock.

SALVATION ARMY,

Sunday services at7,11, 3, and at7p.m Week night services.—Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, briday and Saturday at8 p. m.

MISCELLANEOUS.

GosPEL MEETING.—Remember the Gospe meeting in the Y. M C. A, peares Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, conducted by the

Railway men. Strangers always welcome

Pallid faces indicate pale, thin blood, Rosy cheeks show the pure, rick blood resulting from taking Hood’s Sarsapa- rilla.

The Jacket of Style

Never were so busy in our Mantle and Jacket department.

Reason

the tribesmen, is a most striking proof of his loyalty to the treaties. The Mullahs have all along deluded the tribesmen with stories promising the Ameer’s support, and the tribal leaders are now learning the { truth,

Uur prices are lower than those of any of the foreign dealers for same quality of Bulbs, and buyers have the advantage of seeing what they are getting.

MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY b= |

Hyacinths, Tulips. ro- eus, Bermuda Easter Lilies. ¢hinese Sacred

THe IstanpD Rattway.—The fall ar- rangement of traius on the Prince Edward Island railway will go into effect on Mon-

Lilies, Freesias, Narcis- day next. On and after that date the sus, also Hyacinth express will leave Charlottetown at 6.15 a. G lasses m, standard, and will run through to

(Tignish. The express in the evening { connecting with the Northumberland wili be due at Charlottetown at 6 30 standard. The Souris freight train will leave Char-

Our Bulb Catalogue gives full prices and cultural directions, Free Write or call for it,

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0 s . i a Booksellers & Stationers. and minutes, arriving at Royalty Jnnetion on return at 3.50, ic time

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That it is a splendid article.

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LOCAL NOTICES, Red felt hats expected today, (Satur- day) at Stanley Bros. The Always Busy 229 2in. New fall-and w inter stocking for ladies and children. Extravalues in cashmere and heavy wollen. One line starts at 10c for 44 inch, up to 22c for ladies size. Cashmere, plain and broad ribs, seamless, 25c a pair at Stanley Bros, The Always Busy Store.

One of Many—the great snap in bound books at Carter’s bookstore. Regular price—and they are worth it--50 cents; ‘our price only 25 cents. Hundreds of novels, best authors, regular price 25 cente; our price, 3 tor 25 cents. See them on tables and stands in centre of store this

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isn’t hard to find. We sell good garments, new, stylish, handsome durable We seli them for what they’re worth—no more. They’re worth ALL we charge, but we don’t claim thev’re worth more than we charge. ; We sell Jackets for $1.95 worth $1.95, and they’re the best $1.95 Jackets you’ll find. We sell Jackets for $2.35 worth $2.35, and they’re the best $2.35 Jacket you’ll flod. of you’re a trifle hard to please, here’s where you want to come.

Moore & MeLeod.

“What we advertise we have.”

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