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DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER:23, 1897

OUR CLAIM

IS THA’ Sovereign Flavoring Bxtracts zreat Strength, Purity Proof

tomers Sav so.

es are increaring. —Consumers specify the Sovereign “ Des aod get them

isk for Sovereign Brand.

Manufactured by SIMSON BROS. & CO. |

Halifax. N. S. |

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Gaiters and |

Leggins

should now tention.

adangerous

claim your at~

Low are

this cold, damp | weather unless your ankles are protectal. A few prices will speak lower than words

Ladies’ low Gaiters from 32c.

Ladies’ 8 button Gaiters, 48c.

Ladies’ Button Gaiters, better quality, 60c.

Ladies’ 9 bution Gaiters, leather bound, 70c.

Ladies’ 10 button Corduroy Gait- ers, 65c.

Men’s Gaiters, 7i¢c and $1.10.

Child’s Corduroy Leggings only ioc,

ALLEY & CO.

THE SHOEISTS. GRAND OPENING

Dramatic and

Musical Recital

Under the patronage of the Lieut. Gov- erver and Mrs. Howlan

shoes

St. Peter's New Hall Thursday, Sept 23rd, 1897

PROGRAM ME. Reading— The Vision of Sir Launfa Ln ce wen esd ss J eens Rowe Miss Gertrude Davies Violin Solo—Romance in A ....---00...... wes dapeienncsnhan sietncossagititieses .Guido Papini Mr. Vinn‘icombe Song— The Better Land, , Fredric H Cowen Miss Ethel Davies.

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«~ (b)The Sin of Omission...... : (c) Little boy blue........ 2. .++++ ee celiac cen Oommen wee | Miss Gertrude Davies. Reading—From Tenpveon........ seeeeeees ee The Bishop of Nova Scotia. Violin Solo—Hungarian Fantasie.......... ; evcsesenectbors nesectsbee okie Gasleton

“Mr. Vinnicombe. Reading—Traver’s First Hunt......+..... Mises Gertrude Davies SONY wrcceceses see ececcceccecseecees Miss Minonia J. Palmer. Violin Solo—A Song of Love... .Godard Mr. Vinvicombe. Reaving—The French Tenor...+ovves «+++ gcc alasbbieditibbiss ss UE Ge ane Miss Gertrude Davies.

Piano supplied by Mr. C. P. Fletcher.

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You get your money back if a purchase from us does not please you.

Ladies Say

¢ 3 that when it comes to prop ¢ erly mixing and making pies;our baker simply cannot be beaten. The fact that our sale for Apple, Lemon, Tart, Cream, Cocoanut and Chocolate pies is increasing ¢ is proof positive that what they say is correct. ¢ ¢ ¢ (

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‘DD. STEWART

ECLIPSE BAKERY

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Furniture Sale.

m instructed by Consul Kane, to sell he Anathat at hig residence, Dundas Es- Janade, on Saturday, the 25th day of soe ber, Commencing at 11 o’clock, a m., part of his household effects, compris-

- ing— . % ining Room, Hall, Bedroom and Kit-

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| Uttawa,

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‘LOCAL AND OTHER (TEMS.

| Ste Prrer’s Hat Dramatic and

| musical entertainment at Si. Peier’s Hall to-night.

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| Scppen Deara.—An elderly man named

| Alex McDonald, dropped dead in Summer-

| side this morning, heart disease being the

( Cause, aH Frryitcre By Avcrion.—The furni- ture at the res dence of Consul Kane will be sold by public suction by R. Beairsto oo Satur lay the 25th inst., at l o'clock a.'r. Lecture at Monracve.—Hon.

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postponed owing to the storm will be delivered in "Montague Hail on Tuesday e\ r, Sept 23.h at 5 p. w. viii GrorGcetown.—The 2.30

RACES AT l f orgestown will be i a starter in

aces at Gi e Of the best that ever face ’ ) 2 ( , and the

, at Una! t wwno are entered,

horses that have done caidas

Farmers.—Farmers and all others in- teresied should not miss the opportanily of hearing the addresses in Philharmonic Hall this ever in , bv Professors Smitt and Gilnert of the Central Experiment Farm, Addresses will begin at 8

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Scorch Games anp A Bask-T Socta, — The young men of Indian River parish purpose having a series of Scotch gawes and otter amusements witha basket so-

cial on the church grounds on Wednesday

next (Michaelmas) 29th inet, to which they cordially invite the public. A good

time for a!l who attend is in store,

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Ar tae Opera Hovse.—The Curse of Cain was the play put on at the Opera House last night by the Halifax Amateur Dramatic Company. There was s large audience and the play was enjoved through- out. The rainbow dance by Miss Tufts, and the songs by Miss Lowry were again a pleasant feature of the evening’s enter- tainment,

A Goop Yierp—Mr. Wallace McLaine, Nine Mile Creek, got 3 lls. of Wallis oats fromthe Exnerimental Farm, Ottawa, aud sowed iton 22nd May. He cut the yield on 9th Sept. and got therefrom 84 ibs. Mr. McLaine adds that if the pinch- bug had not attacked the grain he would have probably reaped three bushels.

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Bazaar Croses Tontcur.—The Grace Chureh Bazzar will close with the sale by auction ef everything left on the tables to-night(Thursday.) The sale of articles has been so excellent the ladies bave decid- ed not to extend the bazaar over tomorrow The sleign, buggy top, harness, wheel- barrow, and all artieles left after today’s sale will be sold by auctioneer tonight.

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GoLtpen Weppinc.—The golden wed- ding of Mr. ‘and Mra. John Ross was celebrated at their home on Tuesday last where a number of their friends assembled to do honor of the oocasion. During the day tokens of regard from the friends of of Mrs, Ross at home atid abroad were pre- sentedin the form of gold coins and souvenirs. In the evening a surprise paity, composed of ladies and gea- tlemen, invaded the premises where & sumptuous repast was prepared of ~ hich some forty pereons partook, afte~ which @ purse was presented to them by a delegation from the Masonic Lodge, also one fron the Jadies each of which were accompanied with appropriate remarks aod suitably ackaowledged. The enter- tainment yas interspersed with songs, recitations, etc. About twelve o’clock the party broke up by singing Auld L-ag Syne, afer enjoying a most pleasant evening with the aged couple.

ion A Prominent Lawyer Says:

“I have eight children, every one in good health, not oneof whom but has taken Scott’s Emulsion, in which my wife has boundless confidence.”

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Visitors to the Exhibition can procure at Carters’ Bookstore souvenir chinaware al photos of Is'and scenery and buildings,

nv of Canada,” |

i i Ans mies RO cM to eran tas ha hn TEACHERS ASSOCIATION SWZ WZ NZ, ° My Thursday Morning Session, 25 SZ: SS yi by [== After roli call and reading of minutes, y ))\ SR IS GS > GZ “Gi, WS the special work ot the Association began

Dunean. The d flerence

mechanical

between chemical union was illustrated number of experimenis,

blues to red,

rod to blue; also the similar reaults in the processes ot breathing ia candle experimentally shown, with quite a numtler of others which we | have not space here to enumerate.

were

The discussion following this lesson was

David | participated in by Mr R. H. Campbell, inspector Campbel!, Mr Seaman and Prot. |

Murray.

Next was a paper by Prof. Murray, of Dathousie C lege, Dalifax. The individual in educatioa wasgtue subject of th's paper.

| Prof Murray in referring to the central-

siog tendency of the age showed the ad- vantages and the defects of the movement in education. He condemned the present

method of compelling all teachers and

pupils to follow the routine. He favored the independence of the in- dividual. The school work should be

arranged and carried forward to form men and women of independance and not faint echoes of their predecessors, A plan tried in Dakotain which the teaching was chiefly individual was, described and favorably critisised. The English,French and German methodsof examination were afterwards discussed and the sup- eriority of the German method pointed out. The great object, however. was to secure able men and wemen as teachers.

In the uiscussions which followed, the principal speakers were Mr. Seaman, Mr. Kiely, Rev.2Mr Corey.

At the close of this session it was an- nounced that there would be a publie meeting at 8 o’clock tonight at which the speakers would be Rev. P. Curran, Prof. Murray, Rev. Mr Fullerton and Hon. D. Laird.

In some of the New York papers a column and a half of space and more 1s taken to announce the birth of the son of the Duke and Duchess of Marlboro. It is an important matter when a new heir is born into the purple ofa U.S. million- naire’s family.

The Liberal Moacton Transcript rise to remark,in counection with the dismissal of Mr. Archibald, that the situation creat- ed by the Goverrment’s action is “urjus- to those who are expecied to favorably view the sdministrative acts of the Administra- tion.” This is Liberal for “the minister’s action cannot be defended.” The Laurier Government is ou the down, grade

PERSONAL.

The Bishop of Nova Scotia will give a r-ading from Teunyson in St. Peter’s Hall this evening.

_—-———~- +. DIED.

In this city, at four o’clock this morn- ing. Mr. Charles F. Gibbs, aged 77 years formerly of Noaa Scotia.

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E Lady Visitors : To The City

are always welcome to our stores, Meet your

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friends there, make a convenience of us in any way. Our stores are well scock- de with everything in drugs and druggist sundries, which we sell

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Johnson & Johnson

The Druggists. Cor. Kent and Prince Sts. Cor. Queen and Richmond Ste-

Prices low. Store open evenings. |

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Fall Goods.

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EXBIBITION - WEEK

NOTICE.

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During exhibition week we shall. provide

Special Facilities

for you to see and examine our splendid stock of New

Visit our Dress Goods Department

partment

Visit our Millinery Department Visit our Fur Department

and be convinced where you can find the best assort-

the finest prices.

BEER BROS

Fxhibitioa Tickets for sale at Beer Bros. _

by ‘A Lesson in Chemistry” by Mr. J. M.

and by a

The action of acias in changirg vegetable

and of gases in changing the

and the burniog of

his Week

Special prices in our five great departments Clothing Carpets, Hast, and Caps, Dress Goods, Capes

—~—and Sacques.—~*~

BUDA WMOWLMYAUD

Lady visitors to the Exhibition will find many things in our five different department that will interest them. We will be glad to show any and every visitor through our well- stocked departments.

JUST THINK.—750 (seven hundred and fifty) Ladies’ Jackets and Capes all new ths season; not one garment carried over from Jast season. The prices range from $2.75 up. We week in luck in securing between three and four hundred of those garments a shade over nalf price. Nowit is not hard for the buying public to understand what that means—why we will just pile those out to our customers ag fast as we can, just on the same lay as we got them, that isa shade over half price.

Is there a manor woman on P. E. Island who doubts ou: claims in regard to Men’s Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing, if s», we should b2 glad to meet that person, and it would not take us long, with our present stock of Reefers, Overcoats and Ulsters. to convince him or her that we carry the largest stock, show tke best . styles and ask less for goods than any other house in the trade.

DRESS GOODS,—We are showing 2 magnificent assortment of those goods; personally selected by one of the firm in the leading markets of Europe, bought for spot cash and marked at prices that is bound to sell.

HATS & CAPS.—For the last eighteen years|}we have acknowledged no competition in this line—all others have followed us so far behind that we have not considered them in it. We keep the stock and styles up and keep the price down, always able to suit all-comers.

Give us acall; don’t go home without seeing through our immense stock. You'll be sorry if you do.

PROWSE BROTHERS,

The Wonderful Cheap Men

1879 BRUCH® Est'b. 1879

Ciarlottetown Greatest Tari 3t

Judges of Value—

pronounce’ou Fall and Winter Overcoatings, and Suitings to be of the highest orde and at the very lowest prices. Our ambition is ever tojget materials that

CANNOT Se EAGELLED

by any other house in the trade. Our Mr. J. J. Ross, who is known to the public,as one of the best cutters on P.E, I.is at the head of the cutting department. We have a nice line of Readymade Clothing and Gents’ Furnishings at lowest _ price

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ich Class iTailoring,

D. A. BRUCE

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