THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 2, re00,

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Miss MeKeiver

Wili be at our store on Monday next to attend to your millinery wants.

WEEKS & CO

The People’s Store

Wholesale and Retail.

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a v {ts only a : . e : * * Dillerence in taste § When you buy from us. * Everything you get is of $ the same quality—“THE § BEST.” . To day Ange! Cake, 12c¢ each. German Buns, 1c per doz. Corn Gems, 10c per doz.

Oatcake, 12¢ pe Ib. Cream Tartar J>iscuit 10c per

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Parker House Rolls

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Ginger Snaps,

All kinds of pies to-day in pastry, cream or coconut.

Try our Duchesse Bread 4¢, per loaf.

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(Late Clinical Assistan at Royal London Ophthalivic Hospttal, Moorfields, and Central London

Throat and Ear Hospital’)

SpeeiaList—F ye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

@Fricr—Cameron Bleck

ResipeENCE—Richmoud “treet, West.

Orrick Heovurs—9 #Wam,to lpm,2io4pm Eveniags by appovintment

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WANTED TORENT.

Suitable offices (.wo) in @entzal part of City, —ALSU-—

Warehouse for stora:e purposes. Ad- fe8s applications to J. F, SHATFORD, Hotei Davies, Charlottetown. ee HCUSE TO LET —On Grafton St. ¢as' con- wining 4 rooms, stable, Apgly to Mis A “éwhery on the premises

} WOMEN’S COUNCIL

The reguiar monthly meeting of the Women’s Council was held in Prince of Wales College, Saturday afternoon. Mrs. C. ©. Gardiner, Mrs. Benj. Rogers and Mrs. Edward Bayfield were sppointed delegates to the annual meeting of the National Council of Women of Canada, to be held in Victoria, B. C., July next.

A vote of thaaks was tendered the city press for their kindness in adver ising and placing notices for the Wemen’e Coun~ ei] in their daily papers. The President reported having received from His Honor the Governor the necessary permits for Mre. J.E. B.McCready and Mrs, C C Gardiner, the committee appointed by this Council to visit the Asylum for Insane, the Poor House and Jail.

A petition frow the Council was sent to His Worship the Mayor and the City Couceil, asking that a bye law be passed compelling employers to provide better Sanitary accommodation for the femal: employes in the city. The posebility of establishing an @ld Ladies’ Home was dis- cussed and a committee was appointed to see what arrangements could be made and to report at the April meeting.

The Treasurer reported that the Ep~ worth League of the First Melthodis. Church bad withdrawn trom its affiiation with the Council.

The question of substituting quarterly meetings for the monthly meetings of Council was considered, but‘it was decid- ed to continue the monthly sessions uatil further notice.

The Treasurer was instructed to send the annual affiliation fee of five dollars to the National Council. Adjourned. eo Finz,.—The alarm on Saturday evening about six o’clock was for a fire on the roof of a house on Chestnut Street. The damage was sligbt.

ARTILLEKY.— No, 2 Company, 4th Regi ment, C.A., meets for drill this evening at 7.30. Ful! attendance requested.

Tonight —

Just before retiring, if your liver Is sluggish, out of tune and you feel dull, bilious, constipated, take a dose of

Flood’s Pills

And you'll be all right in the morning

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Local Notices.

Woman’s Rights discussed in character on Thursday evening, April 5th, Kinder- garten Hal),

Canned ecallopsand clams received this morning at Beer & Goff’.

Read programmefof,Emersonian recital. Make no other engagement for Thursday evening, April 5.h.

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In this city. this morning, April 2nd, 1900, Ro-e McQuaid, wifejof John Hugbes, in the 75.n year of her age.

(Funeral from ber late residence, Douglas Street, at 8.45, Wednesday morn ing, to St. Danstan’s Cathedral thence to R. C. Cemetery.

In this citv, March 31st, John Virev. furmerly of Pownal Bay, Lot 49, axed 86 years, leaving four children, several grond Childien and a wide circie of relatives and friende.

Thin, Watery Blood.

When the blood is thin and watery, the nerves are actually starved and nervous ex haustion and prostration soon ftoliow. Fecd the nerves with Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food and you will impart to them the «+ life and vigor of perfect health. Face cut and fac-simile signature of Dr, A. W. Chase on

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to please you in regard to your piano wants. We'll show you every piano in our larg2 stock if necessary—lIt’s our ; business to wait on you Heinizmaa we believe in trans- Pien0$ acting our business in lead’ fii 2asae@t manner.

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You get more piano value for your money here than elsewhere-—— that’s because we sell more pianos than any other house on the Is- land.

We will be pleased to have you call.

Millec Bros.,

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Mr. James E, Macdovald, M.L. A., Cardigan, is visiting the ciiy. Mr. Walter Matheson was & passenger

, by the Stanley this morning.

Mr. H.R. Lordly was among the pas- sengers by the Stanley today

Mr. D. C. Morson, of Cardigan, is amon : the latest arrivals at the Queer. Hotel.

Mr. A. 3. Johnson cros7ed to the mais~ land today en route to Walkerville, Ont.

Mr. T. A. McLean left for Sydney this morning. He crossed to Pictou by tbe Stanley.

Mr. L. E, Prowse, M. L. A., was a passenger by the Stanley today en route to Sy iney, c; 3

Chief Justice Suilivan was a passenger by this morning’s train from the east, re- turning from St. Peter’s Bay.

Mr. Devid Nelson, a student at the Par mouth N. H., Medical College, is spending his vacation in Charlottetown.

I: is pleasing to near that Mr. J. D. Mason, who has been ill for tome time, is recovering and expects to be out again in afew days.

Mr Joseph McCarey, of the Post Office Department, was a passenger by the S.anjey this morning en route to Halifax, where bis father is very ill.

Mr. Lewis D. Thorpe, sewerage engineer,

was a passenger by the Stanley today en |

route to Booth Bay, Me., where he bas been called by the serious illness of his father.

Mr. W. S. Harkins, well knewn in Charlottetown, is in St. John, preparing for the production in St. John and Hali- fax of “Quo Vadis”on a mammoth ecale this summer.

Rev. Geo. M. Campbell, of Freder‘cton, for,several years pastor of the First Metho- dist Church, Charlottetown, ha- been in- vited to become pastor of Cen'enary

Chureb, St. John, N, B.

Mies Toombs, of Moncton, who takes charge of Moore & McLeod’s millinery rooms, arrived in Charlottetown yester- day afternoon. Miss McKeiver, of Week’s & Co’s establishment, and Mise Dalton, of Stanley Bros. also returned to Charlotte- town yesterday.

Mr. Fred. J. Nash,editorof the Pat- rior, was a passenger by Lue Stanley to Pictcu to-day en ronte| to Halifax. rhe Patriot has

recently bad a good deal to say about the enperiority of tbe Minto over the Stanley, but it is significant tha: whea the editor crosses to the mainland he prefers the Stanley.

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Delagoa Bay Award.

Waspixctoy,, March 31.—The di-- Satisfaction expressed in England at the findings of the Delagoa Bay arbitration is sharply reflected in Washington, and there are no lack of intimations that the decision is by no means the end of this celebrated case. The findings, as it is represented io the government, have simp- ly resulted in a decree that, if observed, would plupge England and the United Siates in protracted. litigation in the endeavor to satisfy the just claims of the claimants to the money out of a sum y inadequste for the purpose. It has been poinied out that tke arbritra- tore themselves have paved the way ‘or a refusel of the principals to accept the ver- dict through their refusal to permit a re- assessment of the dameges #n*.ained, as was contemplated in the original order, avd there sre believed to be otber irregularities that would afford am)le ground = for a refueal bv the two governments representing the claimants to accept the arbitration, I: is nggested however, that the result of such aciion would be to still turther prolong the decision of the t:me consuming case, as recourse must then be had to another tribunal. Itis not yet determined what hall be done. The state departmect re- fuse to state their purpose urtil c-ive » copy of the verdict of tne arbi- ir-tore from any official source. Possibly the brief preliminary decisioa announced at Berne may vot be regarded as satisfying

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dict reterred to a9 forchccming hereafter may be awaited before action is taken.

Tac Staxntey.—The Stanley’s freight for Pictou today included 207 caves egga, ii3 cares hams, 3:9 cases canned’ g: ode, 292 empty casks, L359 barrels pork, 39 quarters beef, 6 carcasses mution, 44 dressed hogs, 74 packages eundries, 9 borees. She hed ten passengers.

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Miss Emma Toombs, who takes charge of Mesers Moore & McLeod’s millinery department, srrived last evening. Mise Toow ba bas been for reveral years. cm- ployed with one cf the principal retail millinery houses in the lower provinces She has just been visiting the princi;al millinery openings, and preparing to meet and please many customers of Moore & McLeod.

Tris Evenrnc.—The Natural History Society invites any one who wishes todo ro wo attend the meeting in the Y.M.C. A Parlor at 8 o’clock to-night when Mr. MeSwain will read his paper upon the Claseification of Birds, illustrated by speci- mene. As the subject is an interestiag. one, and the lecturer capable and popular, an enjoyable evening may be anticipated.

Maypole Soap Dyes give absolutely sure results — brilliant colors —no streaking, no crocking — fast.

10c. FoR CoLoms. 15¢. FOR Biack.

FREE BOOK on Home Dyeing on

application to A. P. TIPPET & CO., Montreal.

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‘Local and Other liens,

of the B. I. 8. will be held this evening a: 8 o’elock.

— 2 “RoLLo.”— Mee ing of Rollo Fire Com pavy tonight at 8.o’clock. By order B. Newsome, Secretary. To Resume Worx.—Several gentlemen from Oxford have sequired the McKay

Woolen Mills, and wil] Open Up a8 89D as

the works can be made ready.

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A Recrerraste Occurrence.—Thbe

} Guardian of this moroing says: Yesterday

was All Fools’? Day but being Sunday «: did not get the full benefit of it:

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Mason10.—T he regular meeting of Vic- toria Lodge, No. 2, A. F.and A. M. will be held ip their lodge room, Masoux Temple at 8 o’clock tonight. Special business. Visiting bretheran welcome.

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Ovr Szconp Conrtincenr. & Moore’s window may be cellent photos of the P. EK. Island Second Contingent. The men are in tbeir khaki rig. The photos sell at 25 cents and 50 cente, according to size. There are also ou view other mteresting pictures of the Strathcona Horse and the Monterey

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A Sry.ith Horse —Friday last Mr. J. Stewart, of North Wiltshire, seld to Mr. Logan, the wel: known horse buyer, fer a handsome figure, one of the most stylish drivers that bas appeared on our streets tor some time. Tbis horse was a beauty and was admired by a number of people. He was sired by Fleetwood, dam by Black Pilot.

Easter Howipays.— The P. E. 1. Railway issue excursion tickets on the llth, 12th, 13th and 14th April, 1900, good toreturn on the 16th April, 1900. A special train is also to be run between Tiguish and Charlottetown on the 14th } April, and special cheap fares will be in force on all trainson that day. See hand bille, if.

Tevecrapaers’ Meetinc.—There is at present @ conference of I. C. R. tele- graphers at Moncton. owing to some grievances which they are endeavoring to press on the railway department. Mr. M. M. Dolphin, vice chief of the Order of Railway Telegraphers, St. Louis, is in at- tendance. Mr.G.R.McMahon, of Emerald, is the Isiand representative. If the tele- graphers’ claims are not recognized, it ig aid they will strike as a last resort.

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So.piers’ Wives.—Look out for the programme of the entertainment to be given by the children of the militia officers. [tis essentially patriotic, the money being for the “ Soldiers’ Wives League,” theace to the * homes that Tommy’s left behind him.” The cavalry sword drill by eight very young ladies in khaki uniform, will be a noveliy. This, with the little ones’ “May Queen,” a play, “* The Fairy’s Re- venge,” songs, recitations and tableaux will make up the programme. Remember the date, Thursday, April 19:h.

snes llitae Rep Cross Sociery.—Will the mem- ber- of ibe Red Cross Society kindly res member the sewiag class tomorrow after- noon in the WC TU roomsat 3 o’clock. Articles much in request for the eoldiers ip Africa fine soft flanne! shirts, tame, cigbtsoirte, cardigans, jackets, handkerchiefs, cushicn», cholera-belts, uudervests, flannel nightingales for the invalids. It is particularly requested that ailcrochet aud keitted headgear be made as Ight as possible. Shetland woo! is

takes so little room in packing.

St. Peter’s Carneprat. — At St. Peter’s Cathedral yesterday forenoon, the Rev. T. H. Hunt, M. A., B. D., continued bis course of sermons from the text, “Come ye yourselves avart and rest awhile,” the topic being “The Experience of Mercy,” as shows in our Lerd’sa com- passion for the multitude which went out io meet Him, and the lesson that the same compassion is now extended to every sinner with spiritual succor for every contrite sinner who goes to Him.

Inthe evening. Rev. James Simpson, M. A., Priest incumbent preached a very able avd convincing sermon en the Cleau-- ing of Naaman,and the lesson ,te be drawn trom Naaman’s conduct.

Grippe Medicines

Aic’ now in great demand, Wed have a special Grippe Powder that works like a charm.

Stops chills and soreness in the bones.

Reduces fever, and breaks upacold very quickly.

If taken when the first symptoms preseat them-

selves, it is almost a specific. 6 pewders for 25 cents 5 cents each.

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No matter how large a stock a merchant may have, there is always something retreshing about new goods, they give vitality and ambition to business. Our Suitings, evercoatir gr

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€ollection of rieh and beautiful fabrics, exqusite colorings, novel and exciusive designs, which must vonvince you that we .show an assori{ment that is impossible to surpass,

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