THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLUTTETOWN APRIL 353,

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1898,

NEW

spring £0 ds arriving every day.

have just recelve d large importa

tions Of Of latest

ties.

S{ondon and Paris fimmed Hats yd Millinery

The largest importation of spring millinery we have ever shown,

Flowers, etc.

Larvest assortment of fine French aud English Flowers — foliage, new styles of twills, aigrette ef fects, ostrich go¢ ds, millinery or naments, straw, braids and nets, chiffons, ribbons, gofferin,s, etc. Everything new and desirable for the making and trimming present style of hats.

Our Milliner, iss Murphy,

will be pleased to show all her eustomers over our rich new im- portations, and will personally

attend all millinery orders.

ther novelties Received

Ladies’ black and colored new Rid Gloves, latest shades, violet, helitrope, green, oxblirod, tans,

mones and black. Laeing. 2 and 3 button. selt Buckles, Novel- ty Belts, black and colored Silks, Dress Goods, Trimmings, ete. New goods arriving daily.

WA. Weeks & Go

} Wholesale & Retail, “a

use

Printing ! Alivery oody Does !

i Most sPeoolo Come

to us for a first-class Job! Do you?

HASZARD & MOORE

SUNNYSIDE.

Li

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| Wehave commenced burn- ig, and can supply any quan- ity ot best quality ot Lime, fr farming and building pur-

poses, €. LYONS & Co.

gr ; v~pat. guar. 1 mo

{Why Pay Tfancy Prices

for your boots and shoes when w Can cel! you

Popular Goods at

Popular Prices Ladies’ Dongola Shees from $l 6

i iat dag,

pe up. . ies’ Choco's'e Shoes $' parr Ladies’ Slucher Shoes, go! fitters, $1.85 » pa’r. ; Ladies “Athenian” Bootes, $2 pair.

& BK. JOST

Staduer’s Corner.

fe be

WEEKS’

<eet : muhinery novei- |

LATEST NEWS NOTES.

The Liberal party tnreatens to be divid- Mr John McL-an of Souris, is in towa * ¥

ed oa the newspaper postage issue. Some | of the party organs are raging at Mr. Mu- lock as rapidly as if it was an uppornt- |

ment io a job that was in issue.

[Le Greenway Governmen Phe hundreds it cuts off officia! and leg's lative salaries however, w'il fall far short of making up for the tens of thousands it 1as wasted in promoting extravagant.

In Turkey the use of electricity is

pro- hibited by an irade of the Sultan, and in accordance therewith, patents for electri- |

ca! inventions are refused

Indications point tow ards a large crop of wheat mext season. If so it wiil be cult to main prices for wheat up to present etandard. The wheat situation 1s every day developing more and more in favor of the consumer, and unless a war or some other unforseen event takes place, the bolders of large stocks of wheat are likely io lose heavily.

There is @ growing sentiment in the United States ion favor of the Canadian banking syetem. One of thefeatures which commends iteelf most strongly is the sys. tem of branches whick the Canadian banks have, extending from Nova Scotia to Brit'sh Columbia. This gives the far- mers and others in comparatively isolated quarters banking facilties vastly superior to those of the farmers similarly situated in the Uuited States. ;

Farmers in Great Britain are looking fer better prices for their meats this year than last. In 1897 the numerous strikes caused depression but it is hoped that no such contingencies will arise thia year. During March the best quality of English beef was bringing 64d. per pound. Matton holds its price better than beef all the year roucd, bot that commodity as well as beefis always more or less affected by slaughteerd etock.

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CANADA’S EGG EXPORT.

Trade With England is Rapidly.In- creasing.

The exports of eggs from Canada to Great Britain since 1895 are as followa :

Quantity in doz. Value. ON it. cshedos 4,104,632 $538,944 NE 3,449,243 503,532 J a, + 4,184.271 524,577 1896 . + 6,585,725 704,768 ee cen ae 923,965

With ose exception eack year shows an increase over its predecessor, while the in~ crease in 1397 over 1893 was over 68 per cent. The export ot eggs tothe United States during the same period show results to the very opposite :

Quantity in doz. Value. 1893 ...cc00...- 6 2,664,942 $324,355 o6 .... . 1,611,883 199,638 ee rr a 2.256.519 275,828 eo | 894,991 97,313 1897 479,258 47,623

In 1890, the year the McKinley tariff went into operation, Canada’s exports of eggs to the United States were 12,825,735 dozen, valued at $1,793,104. All we sent to Great Britain in that year, $860 worth.

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Letter of Condolence.

To the bereaved family of the late Jesse 8.

Burne, Freetown,—

We the foflicers and members of Wad- maa Division, No 22@, located at Gambel’s Corner, desire to express our sympathy at the presem time with those left to mourn the death of Caristian man, &@ man alwaye ready to lenda belping hand to forward the Temperance Cavee The influence of such should ever iuspire ne in our efforts to war against the evils of iplem perauce.

DIED.

At Moncton, April 8th, Bella E. wife of W. H. Anderson, iv the 34th year of her ace. leaving a husband and two childreo ty mourn their loss,

In this city, on the 12th inst.,Katie Mays daught-r of dames and Margaret McCabe, ared 13 moathe,

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The Royal is the highest grade beking powder known. Actual tests show it goes one- third further than aay other brand.

ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co., sew YORK.

FAKM FOR SALE.

To be cold by private sale a farm of 100 acres situated at Mill View, Lot 49,—80 acres clear, rest covered with fence poles, good dwelling house and outbuilding’s on ferm. Near cbarches, schools and 8 ip- ping,elever miles from town and two miles from Vernon River Bridge. Part of pur- chase money down, balance secured oD farm at low interest. A good chance to

i a bargain. geta good farm 8 Ww. W. GRANT, Mill View, sia

i 1t in Manitoba | has reduced the pay of its own members. |

di ffir | their |

PERSONAL.

¢ 18 re the Hotel Davies. Hards, lottets wn, has onesed a

FP nco ny, N 2 Mrs McLeod

foe } ia’ g erxide,

gistered at { mM | Mr. John ] :

office

2 | aental

John is serpending a few . A Sum She is the

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Mre. D. Gordon.

Captain Malcolm Macdonald, of George-~

\town, is visiting Charlottetown. He is registered at tbe Hote! Davies.

| Mr C B Foeter, of the C P R, arrived here last evening, and registered at the

Hotel | ning.

{ Mr. G. J.

Davies, He went west this mor- MacKenzie, who has been here for some time in connec'ion with the Murray Harbor and H llshorough Bridge |S rveys® lef. this morning for hish me:t | Port Hawkesbury. | Mr. William Walsh, ex-M. P., and | Captain Finlayson of the Stanley, left this morning for Ottawa. Their visit in connection the winter steamship service,

Captain Bl

is

with

| i ae

omfield Douglas,

| is now naval assistant in the Dominiwn, | under orders of the minister of marine and | fisheries, with headquarters at Halifex,— | Halifax Herald. Lieutenant Gray, of the Leinster regiment, waoich is now stationed at

Halifax, is spendinga few days with his

sister, Mrs. F. Peters, Brignton Road. Mr.

Grav will shortly leave for Jamacia,

whither hie regiment has been ordered. -———_<-

THINGS TO MAKE A NOTE OF.

Tue Board of Trade meets tonight at 8

o’clock sharp in the Masonic Temple Building. All members should endeavor to be present.

Come to St. Panl’s Schoolroom on

Thursday evening and hear “the prob!em of buman existence,” treated of not in a

spirit. The interestthat pertains to the subject, the ability of the lecturer and the object armed at by the proceeds, combine to eneure a good house. Admission only 10 cents.

Tomorrow—grand display of Trimmed Millinery, Silks, and Dress Goods at Stanley Bros,, the Always Busy Store

Fancy Blouse Silks—one of the largest and choicest stocks ever imported to this province now on exhibition at Stanley Bros,

Mail and Empire: Our saving classes are, according to Mr. Ficdiing, ratbera disturbance element in the community. The placing of their depesits in the keep- ing of thee Gover: ment is not in the interesis of two other classes whom the Minister would prefer to favour. These, as he puts it, are the men who hsve no money in the savings banks, and that “inwer circle” who can borrow at quite a shadimg on regular bank rates. For the sake of these he knocks off another half of one per cent. from the rate of interest afiowel to the thrifty people who save a portion of their earnings. But how can he get cheaper money for his poor friends who do not save whee ihe banks wil! abate their rates only for the inner circle?

LOCAL NOTICES.

Millinery opening day Fri- dav and Saturdav.—Moore & McLeod,

Early ‘Spring—Seeds for bhotbeds and for early sowing at Carters’ Seed Siore.

Buy first and best peas for early sowing at Carters’ Seed Store,

The millinery mantles, and dress trim- ings shown by James Patan & Co. canuct te excelled for fiuixh and stvle

86 3 dy lwk

W.P. Colwill has opened up a nice Crockery and China store in th? bui'ding ormeriy occupied by Miller Bros. 2w d we

Particular people leawa their millinery orders with our Miss McKeiver.— Moore & McLeed.

Friday’s show of millinery and dress goods at Paton & Co’s will consist of the first ehipmnt cf spring goods, fummishing-, carpets and general dry goods display later. &6 3i.

If you want finest grade of millinery at popular prices visit Paton & Co’s show Friday.

Show Days Friday and Sat. urday at Paton’s.

Charlottetown Board of Trade.

QUARTERLY

MEETING

The general quarterly meeting of the corporation will be held in the upper room of the Masonic Temple, io thie city, on the evening of Wednesday, the [Sth inst., at 2 o'clock,

EDMUND T. HIGGS, Secretary. apr9td

SEED WHEAT.

White Fyfe Seed Wheat for sale. Excellent quality, from seed imported lzst year.

J. & T. MORKIS

formeriv of Char-

tu

rnert of

speculative, but in an eminently practical |

Giher leis,

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Local and

NOPICE REG «RULING 4! VERTISF- * ENTS.—All copy of changes of acy -riise- ments,a dsllvuo ices of meetings, leetures, #1¢, Must be haudedintoibisa offiesr a, in. each day to be certain of veing inserted

Tye Fore'gy Mail arrived at 10.10 thie MOreil g- ovules Excixeers.—The Ch’town Engineers will meet for drill this evening. siniiainiasinn Wesr Prince.—The election in West

Prince is taking place voday. i iakienaie Jue Wearner.—Modercte winds, mostly east and north, five, not much change in temperature.

Don’t forget the date of the concert in

St. Pauls school-reom Tuesdav April

19th. Proceeds in aid of church. ea

Snip News.—The schr. Laura C.,

Captain Reade, arrived this morning from Pugwash. Thisie the first schooner to reach Charlottetown this season.

The schr. Welcorbe is loaded with lum- ber at Bay Verte, waiting fora chance to get out,

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Uxcie Tom’s Canin. —The manager of Jobn L. Stowe’s Unele Tom’s Cabin is has engaged the Opera House for the even- ings of Friday and Saturday, May 20th and 2let. It is stated that the company carries two brass bands avd a pickaninny fife and drum corps. In connection with i the play there wil! be a cake walk.

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| Civic ‘Assessment. — The assessors have completea their work and handed in their books to the City Clerk. The total value of real estate is set down at $2,672,- 278and of personal property is placed at $935,460. The value of real estate last year after reductions by appeal was $2,620, 557 and personal property $899,985.

Aszautt Case.—William Weatherbie, against whom there has beep @ warrant in the hands of the police for some time and who bas been evadiwg arrest, was this morning taken into custody. The charge 'against Weatherbie is striking a young man named McCarveli with a slung-shot about the head. After his arrest Weather- bie was arraigned before the Pol ce Magie- trate and remanded in custody until Satur- day in order that the prosecutor with his witnesses migbt be present.

saiipettiiuiiente

| Tue Qveen’s’ Jupiter —Surgeon-Major Warburton lectured on “The Queen’s Jubilee” in Kindergarteo Hall last evening. | The lecture proper occupied almost two ‘hours in its delivery, and at its clove several views of the Jubilee procession were thrown upon the screen. The lec- turer in his interesting paper treated in detail the precession in London, the naval review at Spithead, the review of the troops at Aldershot, the review of the Colonial troops and the sceneat St. Paul’s where the procession halted. Healso spoke of the aplendid appearance of the Canadian contingent and the royal manner in which they were treated whilet they were abroad. Surgeon- Major Warbartoa was one of the staff accompanying Premier Laurier on that memorable occasion, and that be had excellent opportanities of observing what took place during the Jubilee celebration

was made evident lust evening. The greatest attention was paid w the lecture throughout, and at the cormclusion a hearty vote

of thanks was tendered the lecturer apon motion of ben. D. Gordon seconded by Hon. H.C. Macdonald. in aid of the Artillery Orderly room fund, jand Rev. T. F. Fullerton, cbaplain of the {Fourth Regiment, previded.

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Who want to take phoe- gropnsa we have just tre er- tele you want.

A camera that will teke a ricture 2x2 complete with developing Trays, Developer, § doz jeter, Privting Trane and paper. Fell prriculars rach Cay era.

Complete for $1.56.

Jehnsen & Johnson

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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES

Crown and Pridge Work.

accom paoy

DR. J.P. MORRAY

155 Queen Street.

pure BLOOD is the foundation of health. Hood’s Sarsaparilia makes the blood pure, rich and nourishing and

givesand maintains good HEALTH.

before 10 }

The lecture was |"

ne teeny

English trimmed Millinery

AT STANLEY BROTHERS

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We are now showing ‘the latest productions of the Milliner’s Art, made in Lonkon after Paris models. Your inspection invited.

trimame

Flowers, Feathers, Jet and Fancy Crowns, French Tips, and three quarter lengta Plumes, etc, etc. The largest assortment we have ever shown.

all goods shown on ground fioor No stairs to climb.

BOSC OvO vv FHSS OOOD

STANLEY BROS.

The Always Busy Store.

We'll Prove it to You

If You Give Us the opportunity

That our Clothing mad to order is the best fitting and best value in this city.

We can make you an all veol serge suit that you cannot tear, warranted to wear, with good trimmings, for $14.

-High-class Furnishings,—See our new spring ties. in lecks, 4 in hand, strings, bows, etc., the nobbiest line ever shown here,

GORDON & McLELLAN

Upper Queen St. Mens Stylish Outfitters

En A aR UN el

Ladies Hats.

FLOWERS FEATHERS.

RIBBONS

We are now showing our new stack, Miss Nash wil! be found on our first floor ready for her custemers,

Ls HARRIS, London House

lear Them Out

BUT— ind a great big BUT, it must beffor cash,

What!

Our Nay Bale ‘Ties, the best in the market,'10} feet gauge 14, at cost fcr spot cash, at the : 4

CITY - HARDWARE - STORE . R.B. NORTON & CO, LTD

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