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one solid week, commencing

Monday, June 14th

retarn after an absence of 4 vears, of the great emo-

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Miss Juste snl

With an Excellent compapy in the greatest, grandest and best plays ever produced at cheap prices,

Monday Night, wasTE? AND MAN Tuesday Night, the Great Sensa- tional Comedy. fhe Black Flag. Wednesday Matinee, Woman Against Woman. Wednesday Night, the Beautiful Society Comedy,

Twix Love and Duty. Thursday Night, the Sensational Comedy Drama,

The Silver King. Friday Night, the Beautiful story of Life in the Mountains, The Golden Joint Mine. Saturday Matinee, East Lynne. As “Lady Isabell” Miss Mills has no living rival. Saturday Night, the Great Sensa- tional Play, qhe Lights O° Lendon.

Positively the greatest company and repertoireever in this city at popular prices.

New, catchy and up to date specialties.

A continuons performance. No waits.

Prices 25¢ and 35e.

Seats on tale at usual places.

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teceived to day a case of special Jubilee Shoes. We celebrate by selling this line

until cue 22nd at

$1.18

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patent leather tip, coiu toe, geod heavy walking sole. Just the thing for Jubilee Day.

\we even my ALLEY & CO.

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; Telephone 98. D. STEWART ‘ ( 4 ¢

ECLIPSE BAKERY ¢ Bakes Best Bread. ¢

Sealed Tenders for alterations to the in- terior of Firat Methodist Church, will be received by the undersigued up to noon on Monday. 2lst inst. Plans and specifica tions can be seen on and after Thursday,

_the 10th inst at office of Mr. W. C. Harris. ihe Committee do not bind themselyes to acceptthe lowest or any tender.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTTWN, JUNE 15, 1897

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LOCAL AND OTH32 ITEMS.

Beer Bros. for Dress Goods,

I. 0.0. F.—Alpha Rebekah Lodge, No

10, meets to-night. Nomination and clection of officers,

c.M. B. 4 .—Branch No. 216,C.M. B.A. will meet in St, Patrick’s Hall this even- ing at 8 o’clock sharp.

Tur Weateer.— Moderate winds, mostly westerly, afew local showers, but generally fair and a little warmer,

I. O. F.—Adjourned meeting of Court Avondale will be held to-night at 8 o’clock. A ful! attendance is requested.

Foat. Drot rep—A yrey mare owned by Mr. Alfred Bovyer, Covehead, dropped a very fine foal from Bronze Chief on - the Sth inst.

ceeded

Tue Campana called here yesterday af erday afternoon, and left. again during the night. She had a large outward carge.

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L. O. Ax—The members of St Georges and Boyne Lodges with their wives are in- vited to pay a fraternaj visit to Lady Wallace Lodge to night at 7.30.

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Sinver Propertits—It ie stated that the SloSan silver syndicate, of which Hon. G, E. Foster is president, has “purchased some properties in East Kootenay for $35,000.

ImprovemeNts.—At a meeting of the members of St. Peter’s Church econgrega- tion held 'ast evening, it was resolved to enlarge the schoolhouse and make other improvements,

scence

Srrvex sy Licurxinc. — Lightning struck the chape! of the Sacred Heart at Chicoutimi, Que., on Friday evening, and only hard work saved the building from destruction by fire.

Marriep at Harirax.—Mr. George L’ Murray, the popular representative of Smith Bros., and Miss Ida M. Smith were married in St. Andrew’s Church, Halifax, the other morning. They will take in Prince Edward Island on their wedding trip.

iaiiaecuiliinents

Earty Crosixe.—From this date until September 17th next, all the principal grocery stores in this city will close at six o’clock p. m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, and at 7 o’clock on Tuesdays and Fridays. Patrons will kiaJly remember the hours.

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I. O. F.—Foresters from the country intending to take part im the parade on the occasion of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee will kindly meet withthe mem~ bers of Court Avondale at sharp 1.15 o’olock p. m. in their rooras Offer’s build~ ing Queen street, for the purpose of arrang ing the order of procession.

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Feast oF Days—The ‘adies in charge of the feast of days to be held in the rink during Jubilee week are determiened to place before the people something new, novel and attractive, encluding an Express Booth, Baby’s at Home, Doll Booth and Rebece.’s Well. But the grana tea on June 22ud from 5 to 8 will prebaps le the most attractive feature. Everybody should be present on that occasion,

Sews or Temeeraxce—Atan unuenally pleasing and interesting meeting ef Vi - toria Division,No.4, held yesterday evening the follow ng delegates were elected to attend at the quarterly meeting of the District Division to be held at West Rovalty on Thursday nexi: A. Down, J. J. Chappell, Wm. Gough, Henry Rack- ham, Rosena Clark. Alternatives ss follows: D, MacNeill, G. G. Jury, A. N. Tanton, Maggie Clark and Maud Crossman |

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NOTES FROM FORT AUGUSTUS.

The East River Dairying Company was opened yesterday in the presence of Rev. A. J, McDonald, P. P., Thomas A. McLean, Eaq., Ch’town; Thomas J. Dillon, cheese maker, and the President and Directors of the Company and a number of others. There are about ninety patrons in the company. Fifty-seven of them supplied over four thousand pounds of milk yesterday morning; so when the whole patrons will be ready to supply milk the factory should receive over 6,000 ibs. of milk perday. The directors of the company are confident. with the co operation of adjoining factories, that the whole thing will te asuccess, owing to the cheapness of drawing milk to the factory, which only averages 4} cents per hundred pounds this year.

This factory was built and equipped with sufficient and efficient machinery in all details in a first-class manner with al! modern improvements, tn the short space of three weeks time, by Thomas A. Mc- Lean, Esq., of Charlottetown, and he is well deserving of the thanks of the ccm: pany for the manuer in which he executed the whole work.

{ jThe building and machinery cost $1,370 which goes to prove that the directors were very carefulin their mabagement of the stock placed at their disposal by the shareholders,

Onw Wuo was Preseyr.

Fort Augustus, June 15, 1897.

LISTEN.— Ladies’ Bicycle Gaitersin Black, Brown and fawn, for 50 cents apair, at J.B. Macdonald’s old stand, opposite the Market 135—3i

It rains to-dey and it will rain some other day. Forthe purpose of keeping you dry during such weather as this, we have a nice assortment of waterproof coats. A full range of prices, a full range of styles; alsoa full range of umbrellas.— McKay Weollen Co.

The towns of Woodsdale, Moscow Springfield and Fargo,in Kansas, which had & population of 1,1@0 in 1890, have now Only a population of 18. Houghton has three families out of the 400 that used to live there. Nine children go to the $10,000 schoolhouse. Now there is stand- ing, hke a monument of follow, a water- works system that cost some eastern plutocrat $36,000. The town never paid a cent of principal or interest on all this and never will.

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Hundreds of People

are to-day paying 48c a lb _for their

BAKING POWDER : ; $

when we can give them a first-class arvicle made by our- selves guaranteed to be mede

2 from the purest drugs, put up in air [tight tin cans. made fresh every few days for

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Youw’re just throwing the extra 23c away. There is no better Baking Powder made than ours.

Johnson & Johnson

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goods for it. You may require a real good

Rubber Cloak and an Umbrella

this afternoon, and a smart

| Muslin Blouse and a Sunshabe

To-morrow. Perhaps another suit of warm underclothing would be desirable, or you might wish a suit of our Balbrig-

gan or may be a gauze vest.

ONE THING

you can depend on—whatever kind of goods you may require you can get them very cheap just now from

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BEER BROS

The customer wko buys any or ever his reputation in his hand,

FREADYMADE }CLOTHING

is a migkty easy thing to go wrong inif the dealer has little or noth- ing at stake,

risky to us as to you.

.zoes the work of 16 years.

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CLOTHING REPUTATION

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The only proper way to buy readymade clothing is to get itof a merchant who hasa reputation to lose if it proves to be shoddy. | We have been in the clothing business for 16 years. In that time we think we may say we have built up a reputation for scrupulously fair dealing, Our reputation is our best asset,

It’s this condition that makes the selling of Clothing just as We have fully as much if not more to lose ‘if the clothing is bad. Suppose we sell; it goes to pieces or does not turn out as you expect; you immediately blame us, and smash i We can’t afford to take chances on the IH clothing we sell, neither can you or those you buy from, th

We are selling Men’s,Boys’ and Children’s Clothing this spring upon Which we are willing to stake our past, present or future | reputation. |

Our goods are all guaranteed the best, our assortment is guar- anteed the'largest, our prices are guaranteed the lowest. e

With our past reputation anda large assortment to choose from, what more do you want ?

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