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TO-DAY Grand Display

F RST ARRIVAL, LATEST NOVELTIES

NEW FLOWERS NEW HATS

OPENED YESTERDAY

Call and see Big Rush, Come Quick Fir s Choice

NOTE. — Ladies, don’t forget the big rush we had last year on opening our new hats and flowers. Pronounced the ftn- est assortment in town. To- day we hope te beat it.

WEEKS

The People’s Store.

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L2eeIeLke A Crown of Gold

skillfully fixed to the root or body ofa tooth will last a lifetime. Perfect results at our office,

Your Appearance

has everything to do with the first im- pressions one has in meeting you, No one can make a good appearance with bad looking teeth.

In the Eleverth Hour

of a tooth’s usefulness we can bring every means that skill knows to save the tooths life.

Give us a Little Time

and a little money, and we will attend to your teeth in a satisfactory manner.

Painiess Filling Effected

by the use of the BERLIN METHOD.

The newest and best known to surgery.

Dentistry has Lost

its terrors, by the new and methods we employ.

We Wil! Examine Your Teeth

free. We will tell you frankly if anything is the matter with them, Our charges are moderate and our work guaranteed.

Berlin Dental Parlors,

Over store of Prowse Bros. Office Hours:—-8 a. m to 8 p. m.

Victor 1as Diamond Jubilee

Will be held this year, and those who visit Ch’town this year will not do themselves justice if they fail to get their Lunches a Victoria Cafe, and drink the health of Her Majesty the Queen in a glass of Joy’s famous But-

termilk

JOHN P. JOY

VicroriA CAFE

painless

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 14 1897

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TELEGRAPHIC.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO THE EXAMINER,

NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL

CANADA’S JUBILEE CONTINGENT.

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Parliament Marking Time Till the Budget is Delivered,

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Orrawa, April 14.—“The government will take care that Canada 1s properly represented und that the representatives will include contingents from all the branches of the service, not forgetting the Northwest mounted police,’—was the answer of Sir Richard Cartwright to a question as to the intention of the govern ment respecting a military regiment for England. Further information will be given soon,

The Franchise Bill was further discuss- ed yesterday afternoon, afier which the

House adjourned.

NOVA SCOTIA ELECTIONS.

Two Liberals Elected by Acclimation.

Hawirax, April 14.— Yesterday wis nomination day for the elections for the local legislature. Ip Shelburne two Liber- als were elected by acclamation. In all the other counties there are contests.

MASTERS OF THE ADMINISTRATION

TAKE A NOVA SCOTIAN PLUM.

Hatirax, Aprill14,—A French Can- adian crew has arrived here to take charge of the cruiser Aberdeen, engaged in the protection of the Nova Scotian fisheries fr the season. Last season the ship was manned by a Nova Scotian crew.

OBITUARY. At her residence on the 10th in+t., fortified by the rites of her church,

Caroline, aged 67 years, relict of the late John McKinnon, Esq., Rollo Bay. Deceased was & woman of most exemplary character 1n all relations of life, domestic, social and religious. In her death her family mourn the loess of an affectionate mother, and the community an obliging and faithful friend. Her re- mains were followed by a large number of persons to St. Alexis’ Church on the izth where a Requiem Mass was celebrated by Dr. Walker, after which interment took place in the cemetery close by. May her soul rest in peace.

Harper’s Weekly, for April 17, w ll have much to say of the “ Greater New York,” cansidered as a centre of population, ener- gv and capital—so great a city that it may become a State. There will be numerous illustrations, showing, among features of the city, aspects of Broadway, the Hebrew Quarter, the Washington Bridge, High Bridge, Prospect Park, the Washington Arch, the University of the City of New York, the Shore Road (Brooklyn), Bronx Park, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Battery, Morning-ide Heights, Chelsea, Greenwich, and Central Park.

Saturday, the 17th inst, 1s the opening day tor the Sunny Side I rz Good Store of Perkins, Sterns & Turner. Drop in and eee the display of New Millinery, New Dress Goods, mantles, etc., «werything eparkling with newness.

Saturday will be a good day to purchase your New Dress Goods at the New Dry Good Store of Perkivs Sterns & Turner, Perrins and other makes at lowest prices andevery pair guarnteed.

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In commerce as in lite, merit wius. That’s whv Sovereign Flavouring Extracts have come to the front in general savor.

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FAGTS.

We have imported more WALL PAPER for the season of 1897 than any other firm in P. E. {sland. If we have not now the Jargest stock on hand, then ovr sales so far must haye been the largest, We show the

Greatest Variety

Of samples, ard can safely leave the public to jadge woether they are not the HANDSOMEST.

Geo. Garter & Co.

Gt. George St.....

Importers of Canadian, English and Amer ican Wall Papers.

EASTER CATTLE.

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weighed on the city scales with the pame of the feeders and purchasers :— BLAKE BROS,

Fed by Blake Bros —Ox 1770 Ibs; Ox 1517 Ibe; Ox 1482 Ib-; Ox 1453 Ib-; Ox 1420 Jbk; Ox 1420 Ibe; Cow 1396 Ibe; Cow Ox 1303 Ibs; Cow 1215 ibs; Ox 1213 Ibe; Ox 1262 lhe; Ox 1202 Its; Ox 1152 Ibs; Cow 11321bs; Heifer 950 Ibs; Heifer 892 Ibs.

Fed by R. Stoc’sman.—-Cow 1470 Ibs.

Fed by H. Jones. - Cow 1365 Ibs.

Fed by B. Rattenbury.—Ux 1328 Ibe; Cow 990 lbs.

Fed by J. McNeiil—Cow 1362 lbs; Ox 1199 Ib-. Cow Li83 Ibs,

Fed by A. McPhee. —Cow 1155 lbe; Cow 1117 Ibs; Cow 1000 Ibs.

Fed hy J. Driscoll.—Ox 1300 |bs. (Rail- road scales.)

Fed by S Farquharson.— Ox 1200 Ibs. (Railroad scales. )

SAUNDERS & NEWSOME.

Fed by Stock Farm.—-Cow 1595 Ibs.

Fed by M Smith—Cow 1585 Ibs; Ox 1345 Ibs,

Frid by B. Wright —Caw 1235 Ibs.

Fed by D. Currie —Cow 1235 Ibs,

Fed by G. Lowther.—Cow 1132 lbs; Cow 1104 Ihe,

Fed by H McNillan.—Cow 1160 Ibs, Cow 1115 Ibs.

Fed by R. Bagna'l.—Heifer 1'60 Ibs.

Fed by P. Egan.—Cow 1160 lb; Ox 950 Ibs.

Fed by W. H. Cow 917 Ibs,

Inman.—Cow 925 Ibs;

H. BALLS. Fed by Stock Farm.—Cow 1555 Ibs, Fed by A Essory.— Cow 1090 ius. Fed by D.Bullman.—Ox 1145 ib-; Heifer 1055 Ibs. Fed by J. Simpson.— Cow 997 Ibs. Fed by 8S. Vickerson —Cow 930. E. WHEATLEY.

Cow 1472 lbs; fed by Stock Farm.

Ox 1122 Ihe; cow 1040 Ib-: cow 1005 Ibs; cow 1075 bbs; 2 cattle 2110 Ibs; cow 930 Ibs; ox 910 Ibs; fed by E. Wheatley.

Cow 1220 Ibs; 1ed by J. Partridge.

Cow 1260 Ibs; heifer 840 Ibs; fed by J. Coffia.

Ox 1088 lbs; cow 980 by G, Vessey.

Ox 1153 Ibs; cow 1039 Ibs; fed by H. Toombs.

Cow 1062 Ite; cow 975 Ibs. fed by Mrs. Toombs.

Heifer 1022 lbs; fed by A. Craswell.

Cow 845 Ibs; cow 813 lbs. ox 913 Ibe; fed by W. Bunting.

Cow 992 Ibs; ox 910 Ibs; ox 780 Ibs; fed by J. Bunting.

Cow 979 Ibs; fed by R. Reid.

Cow 1010 Ihe; cow 997 Ibe; cow 905 Ib-; fel by Mrs. McCallum.

J. DRAKE & SONS. Cow 1298 Its; cow 1108 Ibs; fed by A- Hyile. Cow 1235 lbs; fed by A. Hyde.

B, HENDERSON.

Ox 1210 lbs; fed by Stock Farm. Cow 1262 lbs; cow 1160 Ib-; fed by A. S. Stewar.

Ibs; fed

G. THORNE.’

* Ox 940 ibs; fed by D. MacLeod. Ux 1208 Ibs; fed by R. Pino. Cow 1300 ]b-; fed by Geo. Thorne. Cow 1697 Ibs; fed by Geo. Thorne. Cow 1160 Ib+; fed by J. Mure! ison. Cow 1070 Ibs; fed by H. Duuse. Cow 920 lb-; ted by Dr. G. Warburton. W. SELLER. Cow 1907 ibe; fed by W. Seller. Cow 957 ibs; cow 804 Ibs! fed by R. McSwain. H. P. M:LLS.

Cow 918 Ib; fed by P. Mills.

Ox 805 Ibs; fed by Francis Auld, Little York.

Cow 815 Ibs; fed Loyali t Road.

Cow 1095 ibs; fed’ by James Sava.e Harbor.

G. WHEATLEY.

Ox 1200 Ibs; fed by G. McKenzie. Ux 10106 lbs, fed by RK. Longworth.

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by John Younker.

Feehan,

That Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies the bleod and relieves a vast. amount of] euffering is uot a theory, bat a weil known fact.

You want to Feel Satisfied

after housecleaning—that things look shining and clan. Two

things will, your © furniture and your silver if you use British Furniture Shive , and Royal Silver Polish

They do the work we guarantee. No hurt. Ox-gall Soap brightens carpets. We keep it and every- thing else you require.

A W. REDDIN, Phm B

CENTRAL DRUG STOR

Sunnyside.

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Following ‘s alist of the Easter cattle

erede guods.

The house on Richmond Si. west, at | present oceupied by Mr. J. M. McLeod: This house is beautifully situated on the harbor front, with splendid view. Is fit- ted with all the modern improvements.

ne nee we.

Apply to Mr, Thos Campbell.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

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NEW PRICES.

PERKINS, STERNS & TURNER

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WE WILL OPEN UP FOR BUSINESS ON__>

SATURDAY, THE 47TH INST.

With an entirely new stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Millinery, Mantles, Hats, Qj. and Readymade Clothing, alt of which bas been purchased in the best Evropean and An

markets, and will be sold by us at the smallest margin of profit—rest assured. none wil] cheaper. Our object will he to sell everything ata very reasonable price. We have serait the services of a first-class Milliner—Miss Mutch -She is well known to the ladies of 4 : Island, and thoroughly acquainted with the millinery wants of the peopie; all her wes

guaranteed t» give entire satisfaction. We are yet short of a few details in compledcilt stock, but in a few days will have everything asked for in the lines of goods kept. We willl as in the past. keep only good reliable goods and sell then at the lowest prices. Ft will peo

you to do your buying from us. We shell be pleased to show you through whether you yw; to buy or not. Come in and see us. | :

Perkins, Sterns & Turner}

You can find here just the Wall Paper you want. Styles that are stylish. Patterns that are pretty and up-to-date. Prices that are “ down-to-date.” ' i

“ The Wall Paper Men.”

Sour Co’rown AGENTS FOR— Watson, Foster & Co, (The largest Wail Paper Factory iv € .nada) Wm. Campbell & Cc. New Yorx. Wylie & Lockhead, Ltd. Glasgow, Scotland,

C/ We also handle the Lightbown Asoinall & Oo’s (Manchester, Eng.) Washe- able Papers

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EASTER HULIDAYS.

Excursion Return be issued to and from all Stations tro@

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Tickets will

inclusive, good for return up ) on the 20th APRIL, 1897, First Class Single Fare. Tickets are not good for going }ou-Rago ey after 19th instant. ‘Tickets am] i

good only. for continuous journey ™ Sy either direction. | A. McDoxa.p, D. Portrncer, : Superintendent. Gen. Man vet

Mixed Paints, “Tiger” Whit: Lead, Brushes, ete. Low prices,

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