ass — - eegeeeee ne — pecan : ous i —- ae emeetaemsi ars ry sneer mee ~- Pn are THE DAILY EXAMINER . . : - - - MRIDAY,

EMIER

, a ~ = “ he. “at ® ’ : t ro . wh ==! ‘ ~~ ’ ‘<

back and White Sale

day, Fob. ist.

TANT ANNOUNE rMENT

- > - ry 4 tax: at & - the wi: ->

-> pat ~ T kK ‘ from a . a= € | . I h reof Mr Sh ad -

vit, iO Tier a ree day, sold. o

y Z Bt ’ ° r! g . one « ved . we a

Art LBs é wners at St tT hye ne

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sep

ae | er da she ong oforrs| view t the Word: g r di them. —-_ of @ Brey as 4 Ove pLeoJ s t Biviog m the VW ¢ 4 will beype ¥ | - - a | ‘ ; pates s } «aan? s Indian, and all it» ae ed re Thre@* Fis ' for eB. th me w bes an Ho i a= : of sea * : i= , s <¢ mon *y - th ’ a } pe % at ‘ a. - aa ts T we aS ‘ ’ a , he” tT at haa * Ae l je! 4 oe wr ia a? Pa 7 : a from mm?” ; af ie ' j Kite. . mi? ai tana aw " are . + the 7

a

yee all sizes. ; w Two 7’ a at Ww price

tie { nabied wa ic pro . \ J velations

BEER BROS.

Bulletin. 0, Jan. 19, 10 2. m.

#4 59} racn oF ;

The

NEWS NOTES

‘ 5 : i by the ) Prague was attended by 2,000 and was charged and dispersed by As the police used their ; I : a i ely time Ss al 4 i \ si } ‘

‘ > ‘ } ; ‘ a I ‘ na ie } a a x W «t t} . t ‘ ‘ i \ ’ t a hea © by it i i 4 g x r \ 4 + *’ at , { . D>

Ip a i at i Of Ha } : a) a 4 a Va ( i : ‘ i x} iti te I TI nt t i Sta - rey ative i cur abe t I arried ti ie senate ; Ww i e , i Dh ala Mr { vie ap] gh t 3 Ww “ ‘ 1) H \ f + . F{ 1" ' ’ “ft ' ‘ ' » Moti { » i} ra ‘ the S i a Britiel i el a I 1 satisfac ged, Out ’ i r presse iit es sia r 1 iincat r re X viving her 3 pr r markets I | ¢ Imperial I

tibule t at £10,000. of aa visit oti Majesty and H. RK. H. the Prince «

f Wales social features, school for modern study, fellows and their privileges,

i the Suppiv of information for intend-

g g Of course the Domin r and al tl lustries ‘ guish the varios P ces 1 . od for ar aT eceived om Cay l + ‘ apta Wil and his t i po-sil doubt. Lobe gula’s strategy proved too mnch for tI i heir lis learly Ther . y thirty-four Br ype rs, bu aeir slaughter is ly excite a great : attent n Engtand, as the little snd in de i ess than seven officers fanumber of young Englishmen rood family _ » had vol mnteer ed for the ampaigr The ghastly mntilation of the lies of the British troopers by Leben

gula’s warriors will probably dissipate any

> PROWSE BROS. 3

| cents per tin;

| 12c cents per tin ;

sentimental sympathy for Lobengula that nay have been aroused in Great Britain vy Mr. Labouchere

The woes of William J. Holland, of New York, heape : themselves upon him away which uld hav made the lest trem! Hi nad quarrel with

9 ‘ ut i # fe ett hin He tried to me iuce her to return, but being unsuccessful e secured a Pp stol and songht exit from | vale of tears by biowing his brains

His zim wasn't true, and he was

ized by the police Taken to court he was convicted of an attempt upon hie |

and was sent to prison for one year nud eleven months If Mr H land had

t married, his wife conld not have de

| MEN’S

rted him; that being the case, he would have attempted suicide, and conse- j t would it sow be in jail Therefor f s, that so far as Wil am John rned, marriage has nee ata re MARRIED.-

On the 10th inst., at St. Agnes’ Church, New York, by the Rev. Dr. Bradley, Her- bert Koes, M. A., Oxford, son of Rev. R. | Poole H per. of Brighton and Shorehara, England, to Adele leabella, only dangater

f Mr. Fenton T. Newberr, formerly of Char tow N a 4 | vn ‘ ; y 1 i n We

happy

I “ " be happy when we

el show if r pr york in your fa

JOHNSON & JOHNSON,

The Reliab'e Drugeists.

€ atl

‘Kite

and Pneumatic Tire what our v ods are Ww buyers. We don’t make our goods n the twe wooden axle, no- neither do we old-fashioned track

are to driving

rwheel, spring sulky style,

travel in the

| BOYS’

/ASTRAKAN JACKETS,

FUR

'At Reduced

furniture |

Couldn't quote the prices we do to- |

day if we did. Our record made in

the past ten vears we are quite pre- | pared tq, surteiu. We will not} allow anyone to distance us in our }

efforts to recure your trade,

Mark Wright & Co, Ltd

4

nit | to make — one go one

- PROWSE

Card of Thanks !R=MNANTS!

Bends of Dress Goods,

take this thankine their ry

‘

opportunity of

many customers for their very liberal patronage during the past vear, and _ trust te that all have heen well satisfied with the treatment they have received, The year upon which we have entered shal! outshine all previous efforts to please the people.

We live to please our-custemers.

to let our customers live. by giving them

good woods at low rICeS, This year our Store shall be Headquarters for Bargains: In many lines of goods,

OUR SPECIALTIES ‘

Silks, Ribbons,

Laces,

JANUARY 19,

Edgings,

White and Print Cottons,

Ginghams, Klannelettes,

sinecessors 16

anda variety of Remnants of all kinds will

Perkins &

1894.

b iF

We live’ placed on our counters to-morrow, Thursday, IS8th |

MOORE & McLEOD,

Sferns,

Carpets, Clothing, Hats and Gents’ Furnishings. The past v

experience,

: — has been the best in our and we are bound. it possible,

better, and we

BROS

The Wonderful Cheap Men.

; ‘

~ There is a Time for Everything.

‘ask the reader to help us.

HATS

Carlotietown, Ja lary 9, 1894

NOW is the time to buy CANNED We are not rong to wait until is the time. They will not-be any cheaper Tomatoes, Corn and, Peas, $1.20 per Salmon, $1.80 per dozen ;

GOODS cheap. Now

spring to cut

prices.

Lobster and tins), 20 to 30 30 cents per tin: Apples (3 1b tins) Raspberries, Strawberries, and Plums, © 2 cents per tin; Pumpkin, 12 cents per tin; Baked Bean- 1S cents per tin; Blueberries, Pitted Che Mushroom and French Peas, 20 cents per tin. EVERY TiN WAR RANTED FRESH.

SANDERSON & CO.,

VICTORIA ROW

dozen: Peaches (2 and 3 tb. Pears (3 and 5 lb. tins),

(one gallon tins), 25 cents per tin;

i

20) to

Apples MACDONALDS

SFr se: eae st

Kr Ae rries,

NEWSON BLOCK,

iary 10, 1594—m w

As J anuary

is usually the quietest month in our business, we

have decided to make a few Clearance Sales, full announcement of which will appear later, In the meantime, ii vou want good reading matter we Charlottetown, January 15, 1894m

= trifle. vard ;

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mene mn mae ee oe — x)

GENTS’

A Large Assortment

No

COa

should prevent Stoek of

dan't

xing or

buy

to

rgd

a c

from

boasting by you from having a look at our: CLOTHING. that the balanee of Overcoats Men and Boys will > that

. A. BRUC

FURNISHINGS |.

Select

from.

We are determin

he the

” Custom ald Readymade Clo hing.

ed and Reefers for. , and the man or boy, us will | We have a few Fur Coats. and Ladies’ kan Jackets left that we will give away for Look at our Flannelettes at 8 cents it’s «a marvel of cheapness.

BJ. Bb. MACDONALD & CO.

loser. | Ast ra

a

are offering 200 NOVELS by authors at the following (worth from 1l5c. to 50e. Bound (worth 50e. iwsortment of NEW

some of the best

prices: .Three -Novels each) for 25 cents; five 5 each) for $1.00. A big . GAME at great

Sooks

reduction. \T PRICES

The game of “ Bobb” (former priee $1.75) now} fA onal enimmrnn monet $1.00: Shovel Board from::35¢., up; * Nations, Fak 50 cents we-are aMedilie & Cana: Tomatses Authors, Porchisee, Tomkins, NeHie Bligh, and ee leno She — dozens of others. Subscriptions for all the latest . c wt ge” 6 a. Magazines and Newspapers taken here, Agents for “ 59 « a Eg (L gal.) Apples.

Fashion Sheets free.

BAZAAR COMPANYS BOOKSTORE,

sutterick Patterns. a os choos be

$ Cha

rlottetow

1, dJannary 12, 1894 - mon

“> TO

For

FRESH, NEW STOCK, imported last, Novem!

CLEAR

oS

(2.1b) Apple

THEM OUT QUICh 40 cents we are offering 2 Cans 2 Jb. Peaches. 1) « “ ; Straw berries. ~~. " , a Bb. ©, Salmon. ove ‘ ”

S. B. ENMAN & CO.

Charlottetown, Jan. 12, 1894—m w f 4. FULTON, MANAGER

LOCAL NOTICES. =

Advertisements under ihis heading cnarged for :\t the rate of ten ceats per line,

of Canada (Limited),

Cosmopalitan and other magazines juet . MONTREAL. received at Carter’s Bookstore C sale al going CAPITAL STOCK, - - $109, 000. I & tock on I 1 & Co jan li A So¢iety seta blished.- with a view to Call at Carter’s Bookstore for the late-t | disseminate the taste for arts, to encourage magazines and newspapers and help artists, C} —— : I till cs Incorporated Ly Letters Patent of the Jheap sale of canned goods sit gome a nt of ae a Oo” a cs ; : ove nt of Canada, the 27th February I reah stock —Sanderson & C% Governmen wn i ary,

| [KOS

Totice "hie postponed meeting of the ‘ aetowe |trep sock, GALLERY OF PAINTINGS

Charlottetown , Driving Park and Provin- a! Exhib ition Association will be held on "9nd inst., at 8 o’clock.

jani7 tl date

OVERCOATS and < REEFERS, Monday next, 22

Nos, 1666 and 1668 Notre Dame St., - | Montreal.

and Write to the Proprietors of Pi ttn YF : . ee | Emulsion for pi oat sabientite the One of the. hivhess Paintings in Canada,

excellence of Puttner’s Emulsion from the

OVERCOATS REEFERS,

most skillfal’ physicians and prominent citizens of Nova Seotia

And what shall I say mere? for the time would fail me to tell of all the virtues ADMISSION FREK, -from of Puttner’s Emulsion a. m., to 4 p. m.

: All the Paintings are originals, mostly

iTS BLOOD is the source Of | from the Freneh school, the leading mod- health. ‘Take Hood's Sarsuparilla to | ern school.

' keepit pure and rich. Be suse to get

Eminent Artists, such as Francais HOOD’S SARSAPARIELLA.

MEN’S FUR COATS

sy, ‘ ct FUR CAPES, Rochegrosse, Aublet, Barau, Pesant, Petit i jean, Marius Roy, Scherrer, Sauzuy and a great many others, are } Society.

FUR COLLARS,

MITFES MUFFS. distribution of

Operative & Prosthetic Dent:stly.

D R. J.

P, MURRAY, Stamper Block,

Victoria Row

Prices before

Stock Taking.

HARRIS & STEWART,

London House.

10, 1894—dy

Price of Scriptum, $1.00. Ask for Catalogue and Circular, H. A. A. BRAULT,

janl 7—mwf tf Director.

~

ianlo-ddwelyr

a

Lobster Supplies, 1894

er The subscribers offer for offer for eale the following

Lobsters an Fishing Outfits at lowest prices for cash or approved credit:

700 boxes Leadbrook Tin Plates,.best brand ;

100 boxes do. do... delivered at Georgetown or

a Souris: 5,00 Its Block Tin, 3,000 Ibs Pig Le aud

2,0 Ibs Cotton Twine for Trap He acs, 30

coils anilla Rope, #, 12, 15. 18; 8 doz Herring

Notice is hereby given that the Annual | Net, asserted size General Meeting of the Shs areholders of | Heads, ,000 Trap pews,

sort t siz: *s: 2 kegs Box Nails, 2,0 0 cases | Tur Examiner Pub lishing Com any will 1 ib Tall Lobster Cans, 2.009 ea es 1 1b Flat.do, Company. T MINER | 1,000 cases | Ib Flat do, all guaranteed ; 300 Ibs | determined to maintain it. | be held at the office of Inf UXAMIN Copper, 10 Lobster Bath Boilers, Galvanized { ra newspaper on WEDNESDAY, the Slst of | fron, assored sizes; 100 Galvanized Gans, | ; ly to January, inst., at eight o'clock iv the | ‘fray, 200,000 Paper Linings for 1 lb Ta ins apply t evening.

“4n Important Appointment Coptemplated,

The Manufacturers’ Guarantees ahd Accident Insurance Company of.:-Cénada purposes establishing a Proyiuciat Agency

Charlottetown, Jar

ment to a citizen of this Provineé.~“‘Phis Company is now doing the Aceident-bnsi- ness of this country. ts Premium Income 50 kegs Trap Nails, |) Dominion Government by any Canadian It now has the lead, and, is

300,000 do. for 1 1b Flat Cans, 200,000 do. for } lb

Fiat Cans, at factory prices if orders given

immediately; also, 100,000 laths. Apply to LONGWORTH & CO.,

Water Street,

J. B. PATON, Charlottetown.

ARCHIBA LD IRWIN, | Office—MeLeod, Morson & McQuarrie’s

Secretary. |

dec3G—dv & wky Charlottetown. Jan, 10, 1894 jans—

2m 2aw

THE SOCIETY OF ARTS:

|

Galleries of |

10: o’clock, |

members of this,

Sale of Paintings at easy terms. Next? Paintings hetween. the ¢ | Society and Scripholders on 24th January: *

here. Its desire is to give thesappoint <

t

00) small Hoops for | last year was the largest reported to the |

Districj Agents j2zo wanted. For farther information.»

Alarm ¢ locks:

tham, $7.50 See our

1894. NEW !

Cheap -Eight-day Clocks, beautiful tora; Luminous Dial |

and $9.00;

Gold Filled Case

Watches for &-

Gold

NEW

$50 and $5.50: Genuine W Watches, cheap and good. Watches. also Gold Fil

pectacles at Jess than half the price of gold ones.

Charlottetow n,

arnets |

BOY YOUR

“EB.

Jan. 4, 1894-

Carpets

AND—-

W.

| cusr Gor

-Cileloths

“SAT

ROWSE BROS. & CO's.

Jan. 8, 1894—dy

Charlottetown,

'

TAYLOR,

a CP. E. I

Jal-!

led

CANanes BLOCK.

We take stock January Ist,

and in order to el balance of our Faney we will give big discounts

the week.

competitors: spt Hy

B Enman & Co’s. Stock of Canned Goods Thrown on the Market.

THAT ARE- BOU?D

'

ar out the |

|

Goods |

all |

HASZARD & MOORE.

Ch’town, Dec. 26, 1893—t ts

Everybody =

hit to see at least one copy of

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THEE FRIENDS

You Meet in Our Stock.

Quality, Quantity, Price.

| We keep everythings first- should sell

but fill and

Clothing Store We not

/moderate prices,

| class

{ | keep. only

deliver orders promptly and , earefally.

Inspection of our Qvercoats, | Ulsters, Reefers and Suits will

convinee you we are fully up

to the wanis of the people of

Give us a call,

McKay Woolen Co.

c ‘harlottetown, No Nov. 14 1 R93

PE. Island ‘Railway.

On and after FRIDAY, “15th December, 18.

Island.

| the trains of this R ailway will run daily (Sun-

days excepted) as follows :—

| Read down Read up | a, M. Leave Arrive P. M

7 15... .- Charlottetown. 3h 7 sa a .. Royaity Junction 2m a. ....- North Wiltshire. ... 1% gw Hunter River.... 14 90 .. Bradalbane. Le ¥ 0 ... «Emerald Junction....... 28

924 Pe * 12 42 945 ; Kensington ‘ 122

1020 Ar.... . Summerside we Ly lit i P.M. A. i

O20. LAW. ..s< Summerside Ar OS Sse eee 2 Decne idde den .Wellington....... 10 0% SOD. ss in'o ie snhivcain ee aes aula ieee 330 AP, cece 8m 355 Ls 7 Sh 425 ie .. Alberton. . ikke 65) 523 Ar es oo Lv 6 P. M A. M. 2% Ly Chariottetowy Ar lw”

i be rinanent

of Royalty Junction b0 10

3%) Ar Mount Stewart Lv 84 410 Lv Mount Stewart Ar $«

2.... Cardigan..... 7d C&S O8S...c100 Georgetown.... lv 7) P. M. A.M 406 Ly.... Mount Stewart Ars 4 6.20, oes «..-Moreil.. & IT yy ee in oc ee « 748 0) AY. Souris Ly 62) .M A. M. 1% Ly .. Emerald Junction... Ar &@ 150 Ar.........Cape Traverse in iw

D. POTTINGER, Gen. Mgr. Can. Govt. Railways J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent. Charlottetown, Dec. 14, 1838

Wants, Lost, Found, &e

Gdvestinienne ans maw this pending cnatgee five cents a line.

“9400 WANTED for a year on freehold security. Apply (stating rate of interes!

} oon’ to-day or tomo-row to EXAMINER

janis

WANTED—A canvasser of good address to CADVASR the eity. Please reply right away to i’. O. Box 71, city. dec if

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