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Nes nes to dav sre sk Box Calf. foot form last $3 00.

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- « Deable Soled $1.00. waigie Russia Calf foot form $3.00.

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Blloy & Co,

The Shoists.

re Insurance tects You

against the carelessness of your neighbor, as well asthe purely accidental fires. they

may come tu you at ary time. If freely insured in my companies you are pto- tected.

.R. BROW,

Insurance Agent Charlottetown

44h AKASAAS You Can

Pin Your Faith

To any representation we make. The Watches we sell are the best money can buy. And the plain truth masatroug enougt them Jo these dat ‘harm ard misrepresentation, tak- time t» think helfore

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H.W. WELLNER

Jeweler. peewee NEY

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Which you have for sweet things Can be satirfied by us.

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Cream Pie a, Cocoanut Pies , Wine Caker, Scorch Cake, Pig Cake, Walnut Cake, fF MOD Tops, Rock Cakes,

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Pork Pacxinc Hovse.—The esteblish- ment of a pork packing factory ai St. J bn is an assured fact. The capital «tock or the company is $100,000, and work will commence when $75,000 is subscribed.

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A New Pest.—An_ insect peat, entirely new to Canada, bas been discovered by Mr. F. Hille, mining eogineerat Port Arthur, It sff-cts the balm of Gilead, or balsam pop'ar tree, and has been identified as the streaked cotton wood leaf beetle (lina acripta), which increases rapidly. It re~ aemb!«s the potato bag in appearance, and can only be combeted succe sfa y by «praying with Paris green or Louduw pur pe A report of the insect bas been made tv the Forestry Department.

(veen Square ScHoo. —In the prize list fur this school published oo Thursday the names of those wining certificates in the sixth grade in Mr. Bradiey’s Depart- ment were unavoidably omitted. They are James Doyle, Leo Brawders, James Eden, Corney Rlanclard, John Power, Peter Dovie ard Emmet Callagben. Grace third in Mr. Braaley’s Department should read grade sixth.

sion Patents Revorrep.—Below will te found a list of pew inventions recent y

patented by Canadian [Inventors by the Caoalian, French and Belgiom Govern- ments, thr ugh th» +gevcy of Mesers, Mariou & Marvion, New York Life Build- ing, Montreal. Canad n

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Fabien Laporte, St

Ambroise d K ‘der, P Q; Agricultoral Implements. tr : J ' Hunter, Linden NS: Lock. 60.215: W S W Batterfield,

Three Rivere, P Q; Log Saw'ng Machine. £9,337: E Jacques, Montreal, P Q; Car Fender. 69.349: RB Stevensor, Phillips- burg, P Q; Sla‘e cleaner & Pencil Holde-. 60,357 : Lock. 60,56 Street Railwav Cars Implemente.

French —269,126: WEGrant, Mont-

real, P Q; Bicycle Support. 270,110: Garris & al, Vicorria, B C; Vignetting Apparatus, 269,873:

J E Kennedv, Montreal, P Q; Shoe. 270,- 713: Joho H Poole, St Joh», N B, Cork Puller and Label Destroyer.

Belvian—130,134:Wm . Curry, Na- raimes, BC; Leaf Turner. 130,856.J H Pooe, St Johbr, NI; Label Destroyer & Cork Puller. 131,°47: Hubbard Sine, Harold, Ont; Cabbage Cutter. 131,571: David A Taylor, Black Cape. P Q; Bicycle Brake. 132,751: HC Fitzsimon, Wapella, N WT; Anti-refilling bo:tle.

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Go to Miss Ernst, graduate optician, if your sight is failing or your eyes bothering you. May be’ you have been straining your eves. May be there is some change in the strve ure of the eye ball or one of ita numerous coats—for au eye is made ip layers more numerous than thore of an onion—and may be you need glasses for your ¢ asses ordered only when oecessary. Setiefaction guaranteed.

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Local and Other Htems,

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, 2; 1395

MANNING THE YARDS. |

A Naval Ceremony That Is Not What I Used to Be.

In the old navy, when United State ships were actually ships with yards the bos’n’s mate’s call, *“‘All hand: cheer ship!’’ was followed by a muct more picturesque ceremony than is pos j sible now, when the vessels of the nav) are fitted with butasingle yard anc

that only used for signaling. At the word of command ‘‘Man the yards"’ there was ap amount of acrobatic scur {| rying on the main decks of the old ship: that was calculated to make the sbi, visitor bold bis breath, the thing look ed so dangerous. The men forward in bluejacket uniform would fairly lea, up the rope ladders, and almost by the time the echoes of the command had died away every yard on each masi ‘would support scores of men and boys,

l, A Caron, Montreal,P Q; N: t | ‘; A Amiot, Montreal, P Q; |

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all standing erect, most of tbem only held up by the crossed arms of the mes beside them. This representation of a cross was held by all of the men, and it was their business to stand thus wiir absolute statuesqueness. Then the com- mand ‘‘Cheer ship!’’ would be bawled out on deck by the chief bos’n’s mate, and there would be a yell from cathead to mizzen that couldn’t help but warm the blood of everybody withia hearing of it. When the men manued the yards with all sail except topsails and stunsail: set, such a picture was really beautiful, the men’s uniforms of blue standing out in sappbirelike contrast to the camec whiteness of the shrouds. This was a ceremony on all formal occasions, such as the visit aboard the old ships of dis- tinguished men. And ‘‘ Man the yards!”’ and ‘‘Cheer ship!’’ were commands al ways given when one of the old clipper: of the United States navy was either de- parting for or arriving froma foreign station. — Washington Star. /

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Housekeeping.

If a woman is in good health there is no more beantiful employment than house~ work. Generally speaking, there is no happier woman in the world. But bow d fferent when every breath is pain, every step torture! This staie of bealit, in nine Carer out of ren Comes from deranvements of the delicate, feminine organs of genera- tiove The family doctor inquires firsi concerning these. He most usually insiste upon an “examination.” From» this the modest woman natural!y shrinks. She i- right. Except in very mousual Cases cf “ female weakness” examivations are up- necessary. Dr. Pierce’s Favor te Prercrip- tion is a simple, natural remedy for tbese ills. Tt enres safely, permanently.

Send 31 one-cent stamps to cover cost cf mailing only, and receive @ free copy of Dr. Prerce’s Medical Adviser. Address, World’s Dieneneary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.

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“tae * th 10 $8 00, now aN’ 1S & “6 worth up to . » nO =o 14 ss “ “ worth up to $10.00, now die { rT ““ © worth up to $11.00, now \: 9 “ “ ” worth up to $12.00, now 4 9 “6 & os worth up to $16 .50, now ie 9 Velvet Capes worth $11.00, now aX l oa - worth $13.00, now ye 9 “ “ “ orth $14.60, now fe - ‘ 6s worth $16.50, row atl; 1 66 66 worth $19 00, now lu $s €£ ee These erpes are very handsome, and the material of good 7

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We have some Colored Cloth Capes We have some Black Velvet Capes We have some Black Silk Capes

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CAPE By making small cape prices.

ony....2 3 Colored Cloth Capes Trimmed ai ae of worth up to $459, now worth up to $5 0", now

cy Silk Capes worth from $5.95 to $30.00, $16.93, and consider every ove of

Carefully note prices in above lists.

Blouses ! !

All the most popular styles at the most popular a> really have exceptional values in Blouse Wai-ts. unmet al Ladies’ White Cotton Underwear, is now being cflered by us

BEER BROS ©88S00S8860®

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SALE

a Cloth Cape a Velvet Cape a Silk Cape

Blouses | !

!in good order, sale price $130.

The Wonderful Cheap Men

Show the Largest Assortment

SELE THE BisT GOODS ASK THE LOWEST PRICES

In each of our five great great departments—Clothing, Carpets, Hats and Caps, Gents’ furnishings, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. In our Ladies department we are making a special display of white and fancy #louses, each line reduced to clear; all aew fresh styles this season, not one of last years goods in stock, and bound that we will not carry one over till next season:

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Vit-Reform clothiag, every suit made in the style, every suf made of good . material, every suit lined and finished, equal or better than custom made, and we oniy ask a shade over half

‘Our Childrens Clothing

Department is rushing this spring, we are showing all the best & newest in little suits which are all marked low to sell quickly

PROWSE BROTHERS

CLEARENCE SALE

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SECOND HAND Pianos and Organs.

Nol. R. S. Williams’ Grand Piano, only , 9

2 years old, in perfect order, price when new $600, sale price $158

No, 6 Small Upright Piano, good practic® ument, sale price $60.

No. 7. Broadwood & Sons, of London, a No. 2. John Rogers & Son Upright, a; snail size square Piano, in good onder, sale

nice piano for practice, sale price $94.

No. 3. Fredrick Strass, New York, | medium size square piano, nearly new, sale | |

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| price $69. No. 8. Dunbam, New York, small size rquare Piano as good as new, sale price $125. No. 9 A. B. Gale & Co., New York, a small i mean square Piano, in good order, sale price, 7125.

No, 10, Bradbury & So., New York, small square, nice for children to practice on sale | price $90.

price $150. No 4, A modern English Upright Piano

No 5. Stodart, of New York, a small size square Piano, good as new, sale price $130.

We havealso on hand alarge number of good second hand Organs, all good reliable makes. We are putting them in though order as rapidly as possible and will sell them at prices ranging from $15 to $60

Every Piano and Organ guaranteed for a reasonable term of years. A grand chance to let your children learn to play for a small outlay ef money.

Liberal discounts off for spot cash,

Easy terms of payment to reliable purchasers.

MILLER BROTH

The P. E. Island Music House Connolly Building, Queen Street.

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