THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 13 1899

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he latest styles Goffered Chiffon Spotted Necklin Straw Trimming Flowers Hats and Wire Shapes

NOTE,.-Our Millinery Depart

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men* floor, wher TIMES tl fore, and vader the direction Van Stone; the of Charlotte- own can depend upon receiving some- hing choice in the Mé llinery lire.

WEEKS & CO’S FRENCH KID GLOVES

We had 690 pairs ten days ago, we have «nly 368 pair. Why! cause these goods are just as we ad- vertised, 31.20, 130, French Kid Gloves for only 82e pair.

If you want to see your boys look ing nice for spring, buy them oze of those Am: rican Hats at Weeks & Co. Everybody pror them as ‘he nobbiest e\ er seet city, They sre selling fast.

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ARE THE BICYCLES Par Excellence.

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STRENGTH BEAUTY DURABILITY

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Local and Other Htems,

‘eal Pronss.— Westerly winde, at tirst, then clearing.

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To Loap Svcar —Schr. B. C. Borden, Q. Taylor, master, sailed from Bar- badoes, March 3th, to load sugar at_a Cuban port for New York.

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Severe Aceipent.— Mr. Charles Dalton, druggist, Tignish, met with a severe acci- dent whilst gunning in Carcumpec Bay or Monday, the explosion of his fireprece shattering bis hand and arm. Under Dr. Murphy’s care he is, however reported, “doiug well,” but the wild geese wiil have a rest from him this spring.

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Cuayce iw Bustness.— The business heretotore carried on at LePage’s old stand by Mr. F. Beales will efter this bé coa-~ ducted by Messrs W. Grant &Co., who will manage this business in addition to their already large grocery and provision trade. The establishment 18 now one of the in the Island, and will probably be a popular depat for our farmers sup plies. They will bandlea fullsupply of farm implements, seeds, repairs, etc., and Harvester Co. and the celebrated McLaughlin carriages. Farmers should pay them a visit and see their stock.

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InterestNG Reapinc.—Chief areong the articles te appear in the May number of the Prince Edward Island Magazine will be @ contribution from Professor Cavec on the French occupation of this island. The artiele will be illustrated by plans showing the situation «f the French barracks and otber buildings on tbe point of jand now known as Warren Farm, and disposing of the fiction thatthe old fort which crowns the top of the hill was built duriog the sojourn of tbe French, Another interesting feature of the next month’s magazine will be a history of the settle- ment of the West River, which will also be ilwetrated. Other contributions interest wall mark even further improve- ment your Island magazine.

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Tee anoual concert in aid of the new Roman Catholic Cathedral is destined this year to eclipse all former ones. The new ball in the basement is now gorgeously decorated for the occasion. An elaborate stage has just been com- pleted under the superintendence of Mr. May. whose wel) known ability is sufficient guarantee of the excellence of the work On both sides of the stage commodi- ous dressing rooms bave been curtained off. Along the front of the stage is strung suspended from the ceiling a code of flage, which uncer the mellow influence the incandescent light create @ pretty effect. Directly above the middle of the stage may be seen the Papal. Flag, and emerging behiud it on the right appears the Union Jack, while on the left the American flag its starry folds. A beautiful drapery covers the pillare and falls in majestic folds betweeu them the whole presentioy a n.agnificent effect. A choice pregramme of vocal and instrumental prepared, and no doubt it will be artistic~ ally rendered.

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the IMPERIAL than any] In this city, April Lith, to Mr. and Mrs Bicycle made. Its construc-| Bobert J. Mitebell adavgiter. sal iridavea <* .oleses : At Montreal, on January 25th, L899, | tion renders it alio; t inde- Mr. and Mra. W. 8S. Loueon. a «on. tructal/e. | ; + ' 2 er DIED. [IS THE BEST At Clyde River, Lot 31, on Thurads TOO GOOD 13h inet, Hector Spurgeon, second 809 o! 7 William, and Annie Scott, in the 29

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BOARD OF TRADE.

The quarterly meeting of the Charlotte, town Board of Trade was held last even- President Haszard in the chair. After the reading of the minntes and cor- respondence, the following resolutions were passed,

1. That inthe opinion of this Board it would be well that the boilers of the ferry boats be regularly inspected by the officiais sppointed by the Dominion goverament 433° 2) 4 purpose,

That this Board petition the Minis« ter = Railways in regard to the through railway tares in force during the summer Charlottetown, St. John elk witha view to placing this province On an equality with St. John and Halifax, also to supply clean and good cars betweea Pt. Du Chene and Painsec Junction and between Pictou and Stellar- ton Junction.

(3.) That the Board desires to impreas unon the Provincial Government the de- sirability of contributing towarde the cone struction of a bridge across the Hills- borough Riyer, in conjunction with the Dominion government, for railway, vehicle and passenger traffic, and that a sufficient sum be placed in the estimates this session for the purpose.

Mr. George Carter brought up the mat- ter of the adoption by Canada of the British system -of parcels post; Mr. MacKinnon introduced the eubject of the collection of vital statisiics; and Mr. George Auld re- ferred to the desirability of having the Stantey leave Picton in the morning in- stead-of in the afternoon.

It was understood that the latter subject showld be dealt with by the Council ; con- sidemtiion of other matters was pottpon- eile

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PERSONAL

Miss Lefurgey reiurned from Summer- side this moruing.

Prof DJ McLeod was a passenger from town by the western train this moroing.

Mr. T. Handrahan returned home to-day frem a short trip to the other provinces.

‘Dr Darrach, Kensiegton, snd Dr Me- Leod, city, were passengers to town by the werterb train this morning.

Rev Ronald B McDonald, Rustico, Rev d-J MeDovald, Kinkora and Rev Stephen Phelan, Georgetown, came to Charlottre tove this morning.

Mr.S. C. Moore, Mr. Isiac Lane, Mr. L. W. Fowler, Mrs. J. A. McDonald, Glen- aledaieand Mrs Frase,St Peters,were pase- sengers to town, by the eastern train to-day.

To the names of island students at Mc-~ Gill, who successfully passed the second vear @¢Xeminatious in anatomy, we have to add those of A exander Campbell, Souris West, aud E. J. Mulially, Sours West.

Mies Mary E. Wright, of Summerside,

one of this years graduates at Mount Allison, gave a delighteful vocal eccital ia Beethoven Hall last Saturday

Miss grace

eveniug. On next Saturday evening,

Moore,.of Chariottotown, who also

ates this year, will givea recital, Mies Eila Blake, daug of Mr.

Maurice lake, who has been spending the

winter in Quebec city, a guest of Mr. Miller, a prominent lawyer of that place, and bas larely been in Montreal where

.J. Blakeis a student to Charlohetown this

her brother, Mr. J Gill, returned

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Things to Make a Note of.

Rev. Mr. Campbell tonight on the | Crimean War. Tbheannual meeting of the Charlottes

wh Temperaace Alliance wil! be beld in

ve Y.M.C. A. parlor this evening at 8 oelock,

Mr. Pullman’s paper upon “ Radiation” tthe meeting of the Natural History

ociety next Tuesday promises to be most NieTascil g-

An excellent programme and _ good home-madé candy at Zion Church lecture room, Tuesday evening next.

A good time may be expected for those who atten’ the O, Y. B’s concert and basket social on Apri] I4thin Mechanics

Hall. Admission lLldcts, ladies with baskets free, Cathedral Concert.<Audiense are re=

quested to be seated at 8 o’clock sharp tu~ vight, as the curtain must rise on the firrt number at eight. Ladies will please re- move their hats.

Paste this in -your hat—Junior Ro- deavor Entertainment in Zion Church on 18th inst. Admission 15 cents.

Every man of “Company G” is as per- fect asa King’s body guard—see them with their band at Lyceum on Wednesdey the 19th

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HOTEL ARRIVALS

Hote! Davies; DB Macdonald, J I Patterson, Ike Friedman, E W Barlow, Montreal.

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Ladies fine Rubbers received to-day at

R. K. Jost’s,

Meat Piss, F Fruit Pigs, Pies ofall kinds, ice cream and candy in St. Paul's Schoolroom 15th inst. Doors opea at 4 p- m.

Seed Wheat.

WHITE FIFE, grown one year from imported seed—on the ‘Warren Farm”

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Local and Other Items,

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THE Marve —The boats left Tormbatios atove o’clock this afternoon. The special train will leave for Georgetown to-night at nine o’clock, taking the outgoing mail.

Fire ALagM.—The alarm shortly before one this afiernoon, was for a slight blaze on the roof of the residence of Mr. Joho Joy. It waa caused by a spark from the

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SaLvation oe local corps of the Salvation Army w:!! celebrate their thirteenth ene on s Ratatdey, Suc— day aod Monday 15th, 16th and 17th Adjt MeGi livary, who wasin charge of the work here a year ago, (now in Halifax) will conduct the meetings, Bandmaster Heisier from Halifax, will also be present.

Bors’ Bricapr.—There will bea meet~ ing held in St. Pause school-room on Monday evening, the I7ih inst., at 7 o’clock ebarp, for the purp se of organizing & company in the above Brigade in con~ nection with St. Paul’scbarch. All boys between the ages of 12 and 17 years are re per to attend.

sired -M@.8.--The public meeting of the We oman’s Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church last eveniv g was well

attended. The programme included a vocal solo by Mre. Watts and a quartette and. chorus by

the church choir in addition to readings by Mrs Henry Smith and Miss Sayre and

an address by Rev Mr Ravmond. There was avery good collection. Rev Mr Campbell presided.

A Narrow Escape. —On Wednesday

the Sth imst., the beautiful new school at Emyvele would have succumbed to the awful ravages of fire but for the timely assistance of Mr. John Duffy, who lives within a short distance of the school, Had Mr. Duffy been ten minutes later ic wou!d have been an utter impossibility to extin= guish the flames. The people ef the dis- trict unite in tendering Mr. Duffy their sincere thanks, —Com.

Arrackxep Wirn an Axe. — What came neatly being a fatal tragedy is reported from Gaspe, Que. A man uamed Pontia

disguised himself with @ mask and went out masquerading in female clothing. One house entered by him coniained ouly @ half-w: tied individual who eppeared terribly frightened at the strange appari- tion and took ap an axe to fight it, with the resnit that Pontin was grievouely wounded and left lying bleeding and in- sensible on the fleor. Later he was con- veyed to his residence and a physiciaa summoned in all haste. At latest ac- counts he was io a critical condition,while bis assailanc was in custody.

A Pieasanr Eveninc.—The sosial in Mechauics hal] Jast evening was a success in every respect. The hall is centrally located, and is admirably adapted for dancing parties, or similar gatherings. Last night there were upwarde of fifty couples present, and they enjoyed to the full the entertainment provided, The programme of dances was excellent, and the best of masic was Miss Barr ik. re satisfaction. The chaperones were Mrs, W. D. McKay and Mrs D O’M Reddin. The promoters of the affair, Messrs. W, L. Harvie and W. F. Collings, are tobe congratulated upon the success which attended their efforts.

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City Covne. Isvapeon. — A Chat- on ga, Tenn., despatch says: One hun- ldred of the religious women of Chatta-

sang hyms in the City Coune! Chamber last night, during a meeting of the alderman.e board. As the reaul of a recent revival meeting the Conncil, through the influence of the temperance element, passed an ordinance, requiring the saloons to close between ten o’clock at night and five o’clock in the morning, There bas been great preseure upon the aldermen to amend the ordinance, fixing the closing hour at midnight, and it was reported that the ordimance would be ec amended last night. While the meeting was being beld the women filed in. One was given the privilege of the floor, and made an appeal that the ordinance be not amended, After her address the farther “ir dulgence’”’ of the Courcii was ask: d, and the women then Jesus,”“Rock of Ages” and other songs. The aldermen seemed impressed, and the

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motion to amend the ordinance was pot made,

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