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TRE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, FEBRUARY 6, 1899

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When the children are hungry, what do you give them? Food.

When thirsty? Water. Now use the same good sense, and what would you give them when they are too thin? The best fat-forming food, of course.

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Scott’s Emulsion at once.

For a quarter of a century it has been making thin children, plump; weak child- ren, strong; sick children, healthy.

goc. and $1.00, all drus vists,

— eal . SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemiss, Toronto,

Good Food -w— Medicine

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Arlington Wheat Meal rfect food for dyspeptics ; round fror: the best pury wheat, it furnishes to the publi the mi of supplying a PER FECT FOOD We sell it

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Sanderson & Co

Pure Food Sellers.

RINK TIGKETS |

On and after Wednesday, Februar let.,a reduction wil] he made in Rint Tickets as follows: —

Gentlemen’s Tickets, $2.50 dies " $1.50 (‘hildren’s 81.00

L Ae Vebruary aod March have alwe

been good skating months, the abor rates will at once be recognized a8 ver low ones for two months’ skating. Ther redveed tickets can on!y be obtained fro: A. A. BARTLETT, Manage 26 «bi

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TENDERS

Scaled tenders wil’ be received by th: undersigned until Se:urday the 18th de of February next, for the erection a brick wing (96x40) ‘o St. Dunstan’s Co! lege, Charlottetown, P, &. I. Plans an «pecification may be een at the College « at the office of C. B. Chappell, Eeq, Arct tect. Each tender must be accompant by an accepted che jue for $200, whic! sball be forfeited by any tenderer wi «hall refuse to perforia the work sfter hi tender has been accepted.

Envelopes must have the word “Tender writtenon them. The lowest or any ter der not necessarily sccepted.

REV. A. P. McLELLAN, Recto Dunstan’s College, Ch’town, an. 23rd, 1899--1 3i mon, wed, fri

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Have Just Completed

Mylitew (lyster Place.

Call and eve the brilliant display of beautiful oysters on and off the ehell.

Onr Oyster king is standing in the window, Bee him, and then you will eat tysters.

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Joun P. Joy,

VICTORIA CAFE Great George Street......

- NOTICE!

DEBTORS

As we have transfered our busi- ness to other parties our books must be

Closed up at once

All those indebted to us will oblige

by makieag immediate paywent at the OLD STAND. oF

Accounts Long ‘Overdue

. not attendec to atonce will be sued or.

Ww A. WEEKS «¢ (QO.

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INSECTS AS HOODOOS,

They Keep Settlers Away From Many Parts of the World.

Nothing could more strikingly illus trate the importance cf small things than the large role which is now at- tributed to the mosquito in the etiology of some of the most serious and wide spread diseases to which the human race

is subject. It is truly said that what prevents the successful colonization of many tropical countries and what throws the greatest obstacle in the way of civilization of and good government in vast regions of central Africa is not climate, not distance from home and not unfriendliness on the part of the | natives. The obstacle is malaria, and now we find that the prevalence of ma

laria, so far as man is concerned, de pends on the mosquito, and that this pestilent little insect, in addition to ir- ritating and annoying, is the means by which the poison of malaria is propa- gated and distributed.

For years back botanists have known the important part played by birds in the scattering of seed and of ins the distribution of the pollen of plants, and it seems not unlikely that pathol- ogists will have to recognize in a much

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and perbaps even our fleas—in dis tributing disease from map to man, and, as is stated in regard tothe mosquit and malaria, in deciding whether the extension of our empire over great areas of the globe's surface shall be possible or not.-— Hospital.

Puanctuation.

What a great difference in tha mean- ing of asentence a misplaced comma can make! Take the following, for ex- ample:

‘‘James, my husband is a very sick iman.’’

**James, my husband, is a very sick man.”’

The following bit of perverse punv- tuation was perpetrated by an English compositor. What the anthor meant to say can be ascribed by a rearrangement of the punctuation marks:

**Ogasar entered on his head; his hoi met on bis feet; armed sandals upoo his brow ; there was a cloud in hisrigh# hand; his faithful sword in his eye; an angry glare saying nothing, he sat down.’’ — Pittsburg Chronicle - Tele graph.

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fhe Spanish Oath.

fn Anstria a Obristian witness is sworn before a crucifix between two lighted candles, and, holding up his right band, says, ‘‘I swear by God, tia Almighty and All Wise, that I »vill speak the pure and full truth, and noth- ing but the truth, in answer to anything I may be asked by the court.”’

Jewish witnesses, while using the same words, add to their solemnity by placing their hands on the page of a Bible on which is printed Sse third rommandment,

A Belgian witness swears to be vera- tious in these words, ‘‘I will speak the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth; so belp me God and all the saints.”’

The Spanish oath is more elaborate. The witness, kneeling on his right knee, places his hand on the sacred book, and, being asked by the judge, ‘* Will you swear to God and by those holy gospels to speak the truth to all you may be asked?’ answers, ‘‘Yes, I swear.’’ Thereupon the judge says, ‘‘Then, if thus yon do God will reward you, and if not will require of you.’’ In some parts of the country the ceremony is different. The witness forms a cross by placing the middle of his thumb on the middle of his forefinger, and, kissing his thumb—a practice which would probably be very familiar to some Eng-

lish witnesses—exclaime, ‘‘By thiscross |

I swear!’’—Law Notes. rO CURE TOOTHACHE IN A MINUTB

Use NERVOL. One application cures ;if not, your money back. Equally good for Neuralgig wd Headache. 25c, at all Druggists.

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Lightest Plate Camera Eastman’s No. 2 Eureka Jr.

‘akes nictures 334 x 344 inches; weighs but 1214 dances,

Meniscus Jens, rotary snutter, three stops, view nder, socket for tripod screw, Perfectly adapted 2 Shap-shove or time exposures and equally con- enient as a hand or tripod camera.

sive with wlate _ Ider, . ° £2.50 uuplete developing and printing ent&t, - 1.00 wadsgue af Eureka Cameras and Kodaks Sree at agenctes

or by stad.

AGTOc A RY FPL AT? ~ EASTMAN Ke wi? a AA CO.

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‘REMOVED.

On and after Monday, Oct 2rd, m patrons will find me in my office is the New Prowse Block, on the north sile of Queen’s Square, first door to he right upstairs.

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No Raw Seams

Every stitched,

seam double

Prices are away be- low any competition,

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About Sheetings

If your supply of household goods is getting low—you'd better see these,

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BLEACHED Plain 72 inches wide—special nt caeeh a <kcte keen

Plain 70 inches heavy, special 29

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Twill 72 inches heavy, special

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Plain 76 inches heavy, special e#@eeoeeneeseoeeest eseeeee Juaaeee Twill 76 inches heavy, special eeeeoeveoea ee eeeene rr Plain 80 inches heavy, svecial rv. e€teeee eR eevee veseer Cc

Twill 90 inches heavy, special

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UNBLEACHED

Heavy, plain 72 inch sheet- ing at........l0c and l4c yd Finer grade.......++-l7c yd Twilled 72 inch.......18¢ yd Fine plain 72 inch,....20¢ yd

“English Waist Twills’ ina variety of widths at specially cut prices.

And Pillow Cotton

You can have ’em in plain and Circular. The circular is a great word saver.

Ordinary plain 40 in. bleached

Lamivedwa 06 byes 56s cee Ordinary plain 42 in. bleached

cevevecee o2s0e thee Ordinary plain 44 in, bleached

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Circular plain 40 in. bleached

6604666668 660 ©6297 9.9 6° 6 era

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to 35¢ per yard.

MOORE & McLEOD

Circular plain 40 in. bleached Cneteecdes eeieseveses 14c

Circular plain 42 in. fine on 6:64 609 ¢ 22668 64 029 8968 15¢e Circular plain 44 in. fine

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Dainty Tucked Lawns

For skirts, for aprons are here at the slimmest prices you ve yet seen.

Zin. hem 6 tucks, 5 narrow

and 1 wide. .cscceseee-lTC 24in. hem, 12 tucks .....223c 3 inch hem, 5 tucks and in-

sertion between.......26¢ A big range of spot mnslins at special, close cut prices—10c

2 in. hem, 5 tucks, e*eeeee 13¢c

i to-morrow, Thursday morning at nine | A special display of 0 clock, We’ve been planning for it, pre- NEW, FRESH whitewear| paring—stock gathering for weeks, and now

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7 yl White Fair

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Fhey’re not linen,

| we're ready, You can bring this list with

|you if you choose. as advertised here.

take advantage of this

TABLE LINENS

all carefully considered.

Every piece is a special for

43 inch loom damask, special, 54 “ 56 ts

55 “ 62 incb, finer and much heavier 60 inch inch, cream namask, fine

a-e made right.

62 inch, bleached,

68 se ee

70 inch, fine, pretty patterns

72 inch, Irish double damask

72irch, Irish aouble damask, design,

White Shirts

We've no question or doubt about the matter. We knov | were telling you of aboutely the best unlaundered shirts P. E. I. can show for the mon- ey Fine cotton body, linen bosom,

special ..eeee eeveees sO0C

Unlaundered

Fine cotton, Irish linen bosom and bands, reinforced back | ard front, endless stays, 75c |

Very choice, fine, cotton body , 2100 linen bosom, the ut- most care in every detail— the best unlaundered shirt we ever saw $1.00

DOLLAR SAVING

50 inch! damask in pretty patterns, sé

A very choice line, 59 inches, heavy and very handsome

Bleached Damask

500g Siisuk hie sk

Twe for $1.85

The White Fair

OR. J. H. AYERS, Dentis

Youll find everything

Bright house wives for milesaround will

saie—The early ones

will be tne fartunate ones.

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Every piece personally selected by our own buyer. Every one caretully chosen, w.dth, fineness, weight, finish,

this great sale,

14c 17c 20c 22c 25¢ 313 pattern, very choice goods 43c d8¢e

Pure and white as newely ‘fallensnow—and where linens

54¢ 68e 84¢ 95¢ very fine, very handsome $1.25

White Shirts

Nice garments, open back or front... ®@es eee

Laundered

Our special—The best one dol lar laundered shirt in the C1EV so vovcccccessceeePl.U0

Fine open front dress shirts, ivetivdies G1ine Sees

A new special line with the bosom so made as to never crumple, never crush, never soften from perspiration

eeeee 91.00 and $1.40

The claims for this shirt are absolutely and entirely true.

“Tt’s in the make”

2 ¢:¢+

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‘claimed to be tho,?

That is, we don’t think

so. They're often

All the new shapes

just in Monday, Thirsty Towels

At close cut prices on ex- hibition at the white fair. A big basket of assorted linen and cotton towels. .1le pair A special assorted lot of white and colored Turkish towels, Linen Huck towels at—spec- lal. occccccccce s osktni 1 basket of large size pure linen huck towels, some color- ed border, some perfectly plain Soret Course heavy linen towels 19x 40 inches.......«+..200 pair Fine linen huck 19x40 inches Fine, pure white huck hemmed towels.....eee...0 340 pale Heavy fringed, red border 21x38 inches......42c pait Very choice, fringed, damask border at... .63c 72c 90¢ pait

Napkins

Dainty—appetizing, fresh, napkins Napkins that make a plain meal luxurions—at prices that will save euough for several meals.

Prices—5 size are 68¢, 806, 90c, 1.17, 1 26c,1.49¢ per dozen and up.

3 size are $1.70, $2.00, $220, $2.57, $2.93 per dozen and up.

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Counterpanes Hemmed white Quilts 72x8#

inches. eereeeere 00 0eram Fringed honeycomb Quilts 68% SO. «*eeee#e serve Fringed honeycomb Quilt + ee 2 Sott hemmed American Quills 74x86. S0eevrds #80984 1.30 Larze, very choice Marseilles Quilts $1,67, $1.75, $2 and so on up to $2.99

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Roller Towelings Dark Flax

13 inch linen 14 inch linen 15 inch half bleached

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4}c yd 5 ies

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16 inch fine crash 18 inch fine crash 18 inch bleached huck Qe yd and up t» lle each one im

ally priced for “The

Fare”

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