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NE 29, 1896.

NOTES AND COMMENTS ———, cal

W wants t nw

" e what about the pe ® al t all e

- dyre WAY atte pt t al at Ma OA ele ’ ves 1 € tH a ‘ > I ‘ a S } ~ ts ou ‘ é é a S ] ' e \ s¢ V x red@ \ y V Ww t sptain Laing’s ST Vv ; N Chief S b ‘ ‘ tV

- 1 . ‘

M Ga M. Carthy party t xt Pa an ‘ ons aie Met M. P N S \ Stubl \ I Ca ye \ MeCa { V M P ! Brandon. | cely be mous

4 chee|lwoman has been fined ‘ « " Ss wet isely } « t ave **. ak be j

‘ ¥ W w ‘ atriv i UE ; e]} C son W mens i Le 8 ~{ the same pens es \ rea.

Vi Laurier’ sty Cc SI Sine | was give at M ai ¢ ! rsday ¢ v t ar va 1 t}

rd I Pr

3 pia ut t i ‘ ! et rity n Wes b e vous G nme } '

hose w a‘temy e the Pre mier’s tour in Ontario will note that four » which Sir Charlies spoke eonstituencies which sit 1ari¢ t :

viz, Western Ontario, North Waterloo, South Wellington, South Brant and Wel land, returned Conservatives in the place of the Liberal representatives that sat ip

the last Parliament.

—A¢cording to the returns pubiishe iby Tue Examiner to-day, tbe parliamentary delezations from the proviaces, oats le of

Con

Quebec, are div jel about equa atives ha y e-half and L

Patrons and McUCarthyites combined the

eer, raise,

other It is Quebec alone that gives M f Laurier a majority This fact may recai a@ rousing old Mowat Liberal campaig! song, which ran s mething like thi ‘Beware of the French-Canadian heor.le,

On-ta-ree-o, a ta-ree-o. S ] 0] Journal says tl ‘

rh the Uniform Internat

ier the

onal Lessons art

auspices ¢ t

now taught ub , at in neari\

Method Episcopal! Chureh

twenty different langnages throughout the

world. and in nine different languages }

the United States The Baptist Publica +}

has just anunourced that tht cireulation of its Lesson Helps has in-

creased 192,009 cop Correspon ling

oad r. doubtless, be shown by

tions,

tion Society

es during the curren! facts could,

other denomina

—A startling rumor is current in Mont real to the effect tbat a iarge : business men waited on Mr. Laurier, ask- . a So Cithaed Cor

img the iatters ott » have Sur Richard Car*t r It may

number oO!

wright as his foance mini-ter.

also be added that the name of President Geo. Cox. of the Canadian Bank of Com merce, has been mentioned In leading Liberal circles asthe probable finance

minister of the Laurier cabinet. Thre etor) ie that if Mr. Frank!and is maistained ir his eeat for Bast York he will make way for Mr. Cox in that constituency.

-—The New York vote is solid for Laur- The New York Sun puts it this way: advent of the Tiey lang

ier. We heartily acclaim the Liberals t> power at O:tawa. at the siliv talk about imperial federation; they are friendly to our institutions an! eur people; they fully appreciate the valine to Canadians of free trade with the United States; and when they are convinced by experience that the inestimab’e pris ia procurable only by one course, amalva-

ege 2

gamation with the United States, they wi!

: a gee to it that the course Is taKkcn.

—It is to be remembered that Mr. Laur jer’s organ, edited by Pacaud, ma le th following declaration ow the day before the elections :

‘Let this tact be well remarked: Al the Libera s have pledged then selves in wr >in favor of are

demanded by our lidate ha

~ 8s 9

med al bill su N >» Conservative carn yet taken tunis sulemn @pzagement.

' } Ss that thove wo are going anou Laurier? vic

Ria * do not kn

tory over th

yw what they are talk

aed ear . NEWS NOTES. is suffering

The Russian Czar from ar

aitack of ‘aundice.

li is now stated that 27,000 person? were drowned and 8,000 were injured during ! an! earthquakes it

; the recent tidal wave the norihera provinces of Japan.

A young man named Juin Ross was accidently killed at Chatham on Thars dav Ile was atsi-ting bis faiher to d some shunting in the railway yard wher he fell between the cars

A saldrow ce lent occurred ist

outs Ca boron | ia vibert D - W am, were returning ron ishing and when wit a quarter of a mile of the shore a 1a}] struck the boat, which rank imn at with the occupants

The St ames’ Ga says that in

gy a military force to protect th

send British surveying andt

aG-maAK IDG part es

near the ara Government of British Guiane ha ion? what situa tion plainly lemanded, adding : —The Yee r ’ 7 policy .f non-resistance pursued has not been snccessfu settling our disputes with Ven:zuela : her great power wouid fur a moment ba stood the series of attacks of Venezuelan soldiers British otficials. ’

ie ‘ ;

The London hronicie publishes a iet’er from Mr. Giadstone on the s of the

Armenian’, in Wa

uses ianzuaze Hail stro the Suita their guilt is beyond a!)

is betwe¢

says —* Nobody g against and Lie agents J 3 les« rite I 0008 My che ce : far out-Eeroding everybody and | ab-olate silence, for my language abstract edly might p’cu: bly be ascri'e to temper, whereas it woulc be perfectly cold-blooded Tam silent only for fewr of doing harm The European mind wants plausible ex cuses to cover ite disgrace. I do not wish to furnish them. he ‘

SUNDAY

THE DAILY BXAMINER.

DAILY

SCHOOL CONVENTION, Third Day of

Great Meeting at Boston

the Sth Session.

Special correspondence ot Tue EXaMineR.)

i | Besroy, Jane 25.—In my last communi ation we spoke of an accident which it was

hought would prove fata It is reported to day that tl gentleman has rega ned cons enets and w i kel recover. ihe g eman’s pame waa John Casson, ' 2 <7 l convention officsers | so far are Ww ] ‘ Sar an ¢ | R i \ Pres \ i = zs St. 1 M \ Pre I South; Joho M | Green, Atlan G \ iz Canada Dr. | W \ y, M il, Qu Secretary M.D. Bye Chicago ! Asst.-Secretary - Mis Ma ¢ I | Huber, Louisy Ky To-day the pledges of the organization ate memt were taken. $25,000 | Vas asked fv for tbh trienne expenses, ‘ arn i ius have far exceeded ‘ we cannot give the fiz as yet . BK. is 1 promised $30 per year, and he v. J. F. Estey $5 per year, avd Ars. Stewart, widow of the late Dani. | Stewart, f Summers le, sh wed her co tinued in rest in this matter by subscr ug B25 pet year. For the three years this makes an annual g g of P. KE. Leland $50 towards the expens sof the A-<suctatio Last year and the three years since the . ' St. Louis Conve , the Isl is f

-" j ad the ple lee of thie ate Da Stew

art bu tis ¢ I r iy the I beheve, how-

has been paid by the S.S. Conve The Rev. D. Sutherlan

; working on the executive aud

jis a busy man, nominating ‘ommittees, which have been in continu-

3 session for over tive hours at one time.

I'he primary depariment matters were liscussed to-day and Mrs. W. F. Croffts, sell known in Charlottetown, gave one of

characterist yidresees on the favorite theme The app »s for suc-

cessful work were very numerous, and the exhibitin the Gilbert tall is marvellous. Wecan well understand how children of eir grade can be interested with so many

ls of the temple, taternac!-, ure used to show to tne child

that which the Bible speaks of. Mr. Moody’s address at nocn bour today was a masterly effort on the Holy Ghost; and when he de ired the Holy Spirit to rise, the immense audience filling the Temple rose almost in a body [here did not appear more than fifty peo- not on tueir fret. His ad- ng and very powerful,

pictures, modeis

«heepfo

power of the

invited all who

pie Who were

7 ' iresses are search

the audience being swayed a most as he wills x c The members of the Lesson Committee

lave not been announced yet, but on Fri- ose sand e mp-.ete reports The Couvention has 1 wonderfully favored with fine buat and everything has been lelegates enjoy them- yre day and this great con

vention will be a thing of the pa-t. Dele

rates will return with renewed zeal and to theories, as far

Jay Convention ¢

will be forthcoming

“ool, weather, jone to make the

One n

-elves.

itthe new methods and

is possible. into practice.

ANGLICAN SYNOD,

Annual Adiress by the Lord Bishop,

The provinciai synod of the Church of England met in St. Luke’s cathedral, Hali fax, on Friday, when the opening sermon was preached by Rev. Dyson Hague.

The first business meeting was conven d at three o’clock, the lord bishop presiding. Rev. W. J. Ancient was elected clerical secretary. The lord bishop made his annual address. Io opening he referred to the fact that contributions by religious

societies in England for prosecuting the work of the Church of England in the

liocese are. being rapidly reduced, aad that by the end of another three or four years they may be expected to have come ‘oan end. Upon this he urged the neces sity for taking steps 10 sapply the defici- ency created by such action by eliciting much larger contributions from the church people of the diocese, who require to be roused to meet the demands rightly made ipon them tbat they shall provide for the supp y Of their own 7 ligious necessit es, indalso help to support the missionaries

t che church in Algoma the Northwest and the foreign _ficid.

He then addressed himse!f to the clergy, referring to the great discrepancy existing between the returns made by them cf the numbers of the Church of Eagiand people in the two provinces and thoze in the last census, and urged them to greater dilig- ence in watching over their flock -xhorting them to increased reverence in

3 ¢ lso

renderiug the services in church, and more care for what might by though sma!] and trifling detai's, but which might if unattended to have effect upoa their Gwn epiritual life ard that of their people. Then an earnest word was uttered cegarding the need of a prayerful spirit in which to fulfil the promise made at their wdination in the question: ‘Will you be dilligent in prayers?” Re- ference was made to the erence which was held at Truro in October last, and to the days of ntercession fur Sunday schools observed in the same month throughout the Angli- can communion, and the lamentable lack t male teachers in the Sunday schooler, and the clergy were urged to greater faith- fulness in their preaching so as to stir the induce them to ery out, “Lord, what wilt Thou have me to do?” The right and suffi-ient prepar- ation of candidates for confirmation was then touched upon, and the difficulty of ;e forming their duty, where classes can- not be held, but persons must be yi-ited odividually, a knowledged. The sudden leath, after a very short illness, of the Bishop of Qu’Appelle was referred to, and the erection of the new see of Ottawa, regarding which the Bishop said he desir- i ti at the office cf metropolitan might be permanently transferred to that eee, No Jess than six clergymen have died in the two years since the synod was last in sessiou—amongst whom very special men- tion was mate of the diocesan secretary, Rev. J. O. Ruggles, and the missionary appointed to Churchover, Rev. J. W. Thomson, who died of scarlet fever within a fortnight of bis ordination, and while on the way to take up his work. After this the subject of temperance was spoken of, and reterence made to a volume of ser- mons and addresses by Canon Ellison, the

some

an ill

respou 3e to

missionary con-

ensciences of men and

founder and fcr thirty years chair- man of the Church of _ England Temperance Society, which is un‘qne

n thas it has a dual basis <n which total abe‘ainers and those who use intoxicating drinks are banded together in the common work of promcting temper- ance,

Tuten the work of the “Aberdeen asso- istior,” which gathers and. distributes literature in the country parishes, was

ymmended, and the address closed with in earnest appeal to recognize the necessity a d importance of the work which the synod 1s created to perform.

a

EXAMINER °

PERSONAL.

| We regret to hear that Rov. T. F. Pal- lerton is confined to his house by @ heavy eold .

Sergeant H. S. Sprague passed thr ugh Moncton on Saturday, en route to Shoe buryness,

The Pioneer eays that Perry ie spoken of as our vext Lieutenant » Governor.

Mr. W. A. Davies, of Moncton, 1s visit- brother, Mr. J. J. Davies of the Hotel Davies

ng his

the Bank of Nova Sgotis, is confi ied to his

jehe puse by iilness. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams and Master Williams, of Moncton, are regi3

tered at the Hote) Davies.

Messrs. =: A Faught, of Charlottetown, and J.C. Flanigan, of Cardigan Bridge, are at the Qneen Hotel.

Dr. McPhail, wife, child and nurse re-

turoed from Montreal on Sat irday even

ing. “Thev are at the Hotel Davies. Rev. W. J. Kirby returned from Boston on Saturday evening. He was attending

the Iuternational Sunday School Conven- tion.

M. McLeod, Q. C Mrs. McLeod have returned from their trip to Eurcpe. Tiiey arrived in Charlotteown on Sitar iay evening.

Mr. W. F. Humphreys, of the Mancton Woolea Mille, and Mrs. Hum the prov e They ul lat the Hotel Davies.

Mr. Herbert E. Hentersor, Manager ot the Anglo-American Telegraph Company's ollice at Sackville, is friends acd relatives ia Charlottetown.

Mr. John McLean, of P. E. Island, i- visiting friends in this city, after an ab sence of 15 years. He is accompanied by his son.—M: neton Manuscript.

The Rev. Dre. Potts, Methodist minister, who visited our city last fall, isa membe: of the New International Lesson Commit tee recently formed at the Boston 8S. § Convention.

Mr. Isaac Oxenham, who for the pat year has been on the teaching staff of the Montreal Business College, arrived home on Saturday evening on a holiday trip. He reports a very succestful year in the Col- lege, and that several of his pupils took the highest places on the honor list of the 1: et tution.

Avr.vals at the Acadia Hotel :—Miss S. V. Berg, Miss Lilla Berg, Bedford, N.Y ; G,. D. Longworth, Mrs. Longworth, Miss Longworth, C. Lyons, O. A. Horasby, Mr. aud Mrs. A. Peters, Miss Kitty Peters Thomas Morris, Thomas D. Rogers, Jac Davies, George J. Rogers; F. Davier, D. Mcl«aac, Harold Laird, Joha Sutherland, Georg: Stasley, J. T. Crockett, William Peyne, Ch’town; Rev. J. O. Crisp, Halli fax; Morris Phillips, Miss Phillips, New z ork; M. Chevalier, M yntreal; Macdonald, Ch’town.

Mr. L. WH. Davies left this morning for Montreal, in response toatelegrem from Hon. Mr. Lanrier to meet him at that city to confer on the political situation Mr. Davies, before leaving, intimated to his friends here that he would insist on being appointeed Minister of Justice, and that he did not desire either the Railway or Public Works Departments. This bears out the impression that Mr. Davies will at the earliest opportunity seek retirement on the bench ef the Supreme Court of Canada.

-» and

miev. «are

visiting e registered

Visiting

.

>

Breas

ly a ila

C..lifornia peaches, pineapples, bananas,

tomitoes and watermelons at Beer & Geff’s. 2:—jn?7

{if You Are Going to

BOSTON

Or any part of the United States,

The Cheapest and Best Rou‘e is via the

PLANT LINE,

The Popular Summer Route.

Direct Service From Charlottetown

The S. 8S. HALIFAX will leave Char- lottetown for Boston every Friday at 1} p- m., arriving at Boston Mondays 7 a.m., returning leave Boston * Tuesdays at noon, calling at Hawkesburyand Hah fax each way.

—_— Via Pictou and Halifax.

Passengers leaving Charlottetown on Saturday and Tuesday mornings via Pic tou,§make closeconnection ai Halifax with 8. 8. Halifax sailing Satuaday®miduight and with SS OLIVETTE sailing every Wednesday at 8 a.m.

For further particulars apply to C iar- lottetown Navigation Co., Chuarlotretown or to

Hf. L. CHIPMAN, Can. Agt., may7 Halifax, N.S.

Desirable Suburban Residence FOR SALE.

Me ELIZABETH BURROWS offers for i sale by private contract her resicence, tituate at the extension of the Spring Park Koad, just outside the city limits, with two acres of land adjoining, ‘There is upon the property a good dweiling house with comfort- able outbuildings, a large garden and #ne young bearing orchard, Also, a good we!l of walter

Being free from city taxes and within ten minutes waitk of the Post Office, and sur- rounded by lands which can be Jeased or pur- chased at reasonable figures, this property eftfers a rare opportunity to persons.desirous «f obtaining a comfortable and convenient residence.

Terms easy, and full particulars given on ap lica'ion to James Lewis, or to Me‘srs Davies & Haszard, S«licitors, Charlottetown

Ch'town, June 26, 1896—-

Grand Tea Party

A MAMMOTH TEA in aid of the new church at Hazelbrook. Lot 48, wil. te held near the church grounds op

Dominion Dey

Sports of all kinds on the grouu--; =n a first class time is guaranteed to all who attend.

Band in attendance.

Dinner and tea on the table at one

' pclock,

Hazlebrook is distnnt about five miles from Charlottetown and people from the

During the afternoon a telegram of greet ing was sent to the synod of Newfoundland, now in session. The Rev. W. Charles

Wilson and Mr. H. L. Jones were chosen as (flisial reporters.

Extraordinary

15c. per yd.

Value in Blouse Goods.

21 pieces assorted French Wool Challies, Muslins, Ceylon: Cloths, Cord Yrettes, etc., many of them worth 25 and 30c per yard,; all offered at the one low price, 15 cents per yard.

city who wish te enjoy a pleasant holiday had better attend the tea of the season. Everysopy Come!

By Order Committee. June 10 d&w td.

|

the Noble ,;

We regret to learn tha! Mr. Pitblado, of |

SEE OUR NEW

Rockford Waiches

|

| illite

| NICKEL. Jewels ade | justed, Breguet Hair Spring, |double sunk Dial, Patent Mh)-

crometer, | finely

-15

Regulator,

| damaskeened, in cases to suit | purchasers.

The Best Watches on the Mar-

ket for the Money.

E. W. TAYLOR

Agent.

Cameron Block, City.

Ice Ureall Freezers Window Screen Wire

Extra low Prices.

Dodd & Rogers.

ae “

WHEELMEN If you're TIRED after to- night's ran, PUNCTURE your thirst with Cherry Ripe, cool as acucumber.

MN, Pith

‘Cools ide.

T ’

pl Ne A ’

For Sa'e or To Let

MMHAT valuable lot of land with coal shed | therean, sitnated on Water Street, near Pownal Wharf, lately occupied by Capt John Hughes as acoal depot Apply to MRS LOWDEN, Dundas lisplanade June 29, 189} —2w 15

LANCASHIRE FIRE ASSURANCE CO.

OF ENGLAND

Capital: Fifteen Milion Dollars ESTABLISHED 1845 DESBRISAY & STEWART - - AGENTS - -

Offize: Next Bank Nova Scotia, Ch’town

MASONIC TEMPLE COMPANY,

T= annual meeting «f the shareholders ef

the Masonic Temple Company. will be held inthe Masonic Temple, on Wedneway, 8h July, 1896, at 8 o clock. n.m. for the election of Directors and Genera! Business By order

D MacLEAN, Sec Treas

june29—dy3i, wk) li

WILL FORCE

THE SALE

Of all fishing Goods from now until 2nd July If you want bargains call and see the prices

REDDIN BROS

Opposite P. O.

TELEGRAPHIC.

Dcsparones TO THE ExaMINe®

Spworet

THE NEW GOVERNMENT,

Tarte Must be in it---Specula- tions of the Politicians.

—a-

{ MonrtreaL, June 29,

It is now pretty well understood that Messrs. Laurier, Tarte, Geoffrion and Fisher will hold portfolios in the new administration, and that Joseph Gauthier, M. P. for L’Assomption, will resign his seat in favor of Tarte; that Francois Lan velier, M. P., will be Speaker of the Com- mons, and that when Sir Adolphe Chap- leau’s term expires at Spencerwood either Sir Henry Joly or Senator Pelletier will be appointed Lieut.-Governor of the Pro- vince of Quebec.

Ic is al-o on the tapis to appoint Hoa. F.lix Marehaud; Leader of the Liberal Opposition at Quebec; as Canadian Com- missioner at Pariv, and to mestal Mr. B-ausoliel, M. P. for Berthier, as Leader of the Liberal Party at the ancieot capital.

Mr. Laurier’s friends make no secret of their intention of aitempting to di-lodge the local-Conservative Government. But most people think they have their hands full at Ottawa. A Canadian representa- tive at Washington is likewise to be ap- pointed, and. Sir Richard Cartwright 1s said to be booked for that sooner or !ater.

STANDING OF THE PARTIRS.

Small Liberal Majority Over All.

MonrreaL, June 29. The latest returns show the standing of the par.ies ty provinces as follows—one el _euuon yet to be held in Oatario :

Province. Cons. Libs. Pat. Ind. OS ga | 42 f 4 SR cic ccndkenmeres 16 18 0 N ova So dtia......00 10 10 0 0 New Brunswick... 9 4 0 1 ror on 2 0 0 MORHOUS. ... .<0-.0.4 y4 0 0 N.W. Territories. | 2 l 0 British Columbia 2 4 0 0 7 occas Oe 114 5 6

The majority for the Grits over all 1s 16, or a minority outside of Quebec of 17. The above places Selkirk, Manitoba, in the Grit column, and Quaebee West and Albert, N. B., in the Ilodependent column.

FAST ATLANTIC SERVICE,

Contract Goes to Allan Line.

Orrawa, June 29.

Provided the home authasities assent to one slight YWodification in the contract for the Fast Atiantie service, it is setcled that it will go tothe Allan Line for $1,123,- 000 a year for ten years: Of this amount the Imperial Government is expected to contribute $374,0@0'a yéar. The contract is sutject to ratification by Parliament, and al bough some Liberals objected to the project jast session, it is questionabie whether thev will venture to throw. out the contract.

>

LAURIER NON COMMITTAL

Refuses to Give Any Idea cf his Policy,

_s--

Montreal, June 29 Toronto and Ottawa’ newspaper men, who have returned from Arthaba-ka, from interviewing Mr. Laurier, report that he refuses to give any idea of what his policy will be. They report Premier Fielding

there in cenference with bim.

Mr. Powell's . Majority. Moncrox, June 29. The sheriff's declaration gives Mr, Powell, (Conservative) @ majority of five votes,

SUMMER SHOWERS

The soil is now in splendid condition for putting in TURNIP SEED...

Be sure and buy the best kind. It is

Haszard's

Improved

and is for sale at

Carter's Seed Store

Charlottetown, June 11 dy & wky. Have You o a Bike ?

Well, you will want a pair of our Bike Snoea.) We have nice ones in

Black and Tan. Wheao you hear the prices and see them you will buy sure. “ Dandy’s at $1.25;

better ones $1.50 a pair —worth near double the money. Head- quarters for Bicycle Shoes.

A. KE. McEACHEN, THE SHOK MAN

PURE MANITOBA

Isthe new b ard of Flour now for sale in half barrel bags at all the principal grocery stores. This Flour is ground from Mani- toba Hard Wheat, and being sweeter and lighter, than Ontario Floar, If you will try oue bag you willuse it always

te tt et

pa

. MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1896.

—— a

After sober second thought you will decide to buy your sum- mer underwear from Paton & Co.

As dainty as a poet’s dream, as tough ava pine knot.

our stock of dress goods, See them,— Paton & Co,

That’s

Airy garments That’s our muslin lawns, See our special line of

washable English print,

at Paton & Co’s

Hosiery at Paton’s.—4 pairs fast black stockings for 25c, at

James Paton & Co.

Ocean

Accident ~* ssurance €o. |

%

@

ww

Capital, --$2,009,099.00

All lines of personal accident assurance written.

EH. R. BROW,

Sharlottetourn.

AGENT

No Cood ==

That’s the supreme test of a shoe—if it doesn't fit, don’t

want it,

If it doesn’t fit at first it never fits Ours fit at first---bring customers back for another pair.

J. M. McLEOD & Co.

N: B —We expect to arrive daily, “Slater's Ce'ebra‘ed Bicyc'e Shoes” for men. Something new. Don’t buy till you see them.—J. M. McLeod & Cv.

The Monarch

of all---

ROYAL OAK SOAP.

Unequalied. Unappro whed for the money. Made here,

4ll Grocers.

YOU WILL NEED

Paris Green

You will be as’ el to buy itin bulk—dirty and dange~ous to

bandle.

almost as dirty and as dangerous t» handle. asked [to buy Canadian green and

You will be asked to buy it in cardboard packages —

You will be

other inferior mades:

DON’T DO IT, you will have te buy a second lot, lose your time and double your labor, and probably lose your plants in

the bargain.

Buy what we sell, wholesale and retail at

Watson’s Drug Store.

BERGER’S ENGLISH PARIS GREEN

The best made—absolutely pure—in 1 |b tins—

the safest and cleanest to handle.

ee)

co 0)

wearing qualities.

BLENHEDM SERGES

Are put to the test by thousands of our people to-day, and are much appreciated for their fine Suffi: them, and if you want to» know more absut them you will have to wear them.

ient to say we keep

3 0

Colors and qual-

ity guaranteed. Give them a trial.

a JOHNT. McKENZIE.

WERE FISHING FOR YOUR BOOT TRADE

’ . i And we're using the best |

Good |

bait we can find

boots at very low prices} We cannot sell you a $5 shoe for $1 Not at all) But we can give you as| good value fur $1 as you} can get in Charlottetown | Just now weare qnoting very low prices in Men’s Tan Boots and Shoes

R. K. JOST,

j

june26eod 2wks —pat guar

Make a

STANDIEHY BROS:

June 12 STAMPER’S CORNER

Point

“ Lily Queen” is the Best.

“Lily Queen” Flour is made froma mixture o! Manitoba No. 1 Hard and the best Ontario Winter White Wheat. It makes one of the finest Family Flours in Canada to-day, and has given the best of satisfaction to our custom- ers and ourselves,

Beer & Goff’s.

Charlottetown, June 11, 1896.

'

FOR 7 CENTS PER YARD You may have your choice

of a neat, stylish, handsome line of

PRINT COTTONS

today There’s a good assort ment of them—a wonderful value at the price—they need to be eeen to be appreciatod. Every sale we make is a bet- ter advertisement of them than hours of talk.

FIRST CENTRE COUNTER

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Popular Prices, 25, 35 and 50 Tickets now on-sale. BOARDING & TRAINING STABLES Grafton Street, Opposite Court House. JOHN M. NICHOLSON, Prop’r.

Having Opened a public Stable on Gratton Street, I am prepared t> take Gentlemen’s horses and Colts at all seasons of the year to board, train, break or keepin road condition « for immediate use. Horse Clipping also al tended to. Terms reasonable,

Nov2 —ldy&w 3m

Of seeing this lot; they are nice goods, suitable for blouses, wrappeis, and chil-

3 dren’s wear, and the amount asked is in many cases less than half price,

STANLEY BROS