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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN,

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May 2ist, 1900, |

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lway run daily, (Sundays cx i | () Trains In “ I STATIONS ward. Read P } {AM PM PMAM +00 310 630 vy (h'town ar 125905 9 45 » 20 0 6 44 Royalty Junct 105 8509 2 606 41771 N. Wiltshire IZ25 8i8 8 Jy i 1 Hunter River 1210808 8 25 705 518 Emerald Juc 1128 7 38 7 44 147 8 22 kK ensington 10 56. 7 13 7 09 . 620 845 al ’ Iv 1025 650 6 35 | S’side A.R © RSS lw \ 1010 540 13 97 Wellington 927 506 61 9 56 Port Hiil 849 437 $00 10 50 O'Leary 740 342 $05 1130 Alberton 635 301 5001210 ar Tignish lv 540 220 PMPM AM AM ip AM AM PM PCO 70 lv *h’town ar 30 350 hit. Stewart 33580 Junction 800 220 {14 833 Morell 727 131 141 8 54 it. Peter’s 705 163 610 M00 ar Scaris liv 6 00 11 35 Pum AM AM AM Pu Am Am PM Mt. Stewart c ‘ 335805 tv Junction ar 745 200 a $43 8 4 Cardigan 6 55 12 51 506 910 ar Geo’town lv 6 40 12 30 Po Aw We would = draw 740 lv merald Jun ar 7 35 . $30 ar ©. Traverse lv 645 your attention to

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Traine] of this railway are rum by Kasterd Standerd Time.

this line—its some. thing good— made

oo of dark chocolate os expert pebble leather on a er t ee medium toe last— FOREST AND « STREAM they are good com- 9 4 weeks’ trial fortable fitters—look ttrip. The well and as for the @ sportsman’s wear, Vio Cuar- FAVORITB me WERKLY antes ‘ it—-price JOURNAL $1.75 pair. shooting fishing. Per year $4. With this spirited pic- 4 ture (size 22x ) 28 in.) $5.50, POREST AND STREAM PUB. CO.

knives as premiums bi These prizes are awarded in eddition to i cy O the usual profits on the sales of the paper.

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Noricr.— Dr. Dickey’s office will be open in the evening from 7 till 5S « ( loc k,

enisiiiaineen

Tue Pross.—Fresh to strong south

winds; flue inland but fog sear coast

followed by showers and thunder storms on Friday.

—_———_—_»-— daaal Coxrract Awarpep.—Mr. Jobn Gillis has been awarded the contract for moving the old Prince of Wales College building.

The building is to be removed before the ' Ldth July. an

Scuoot Boarp Desentures.— At a4 meeting of the City School Board Com~ mittee this morning it was decided to

issue debentnres for $2200 to pay for sewerage in Pr nce Street Schoo] and the janitor’s cottage.

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Hanpsome Conrrisution.—The Sons of England, of this city, have forwarded a check to Mr. Courtney, Secretary of the Indian Famine Fund, for $50. This is the amount collected in the First Metho- dist Church ou Sunday, May 27th.

Ciosine Concert. —The Loyal Crass aders will give their closing concert for the holidays on Monday next, June 11th, at 7.30 in Wright’e Hall. The Crusaders always give a good concert. Instead of tickets, there will be a collection. Re« member the date.

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®@{Porrx Covrt.—William Murphy and Raymond Flood, for causing s disturbance on the steamer Southport while drunk last evening, were this morning fined $5 or 30 days each. Wm. Mahar, “White cap,” fined $5 or 30 days for drunkenness. A man was fined $1 or 5 days for having dirty premises,

Lucky Newssors.—Duriog last week three of Tae xaminer’s newsboys obtain- ed suits of clothes, four secured new pairs of boots and anamber of others received

for papers cold.

The increased demand during war time has resulted ia newsboy.

this much good to the

Misa Sexton, expert corset fit- teref New York, will be at

46 Broadway, New York. 2

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SD eceeeliinmenieeall

For Sale by Auction.

EDGERILL, WINDSOR, N. S.

Stanley Bros. Stere Mon-

Church School = Girls, day, Tuesday and Wednesday

ef mext week, when cvery lady who likes a perfect fitting corsctt at she can wear with ease and comfort, will have

CLO SING ‘EXERCISES the opportunity of being fitted

to exactly what suits her

(nal and her Hens

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today:

A basket full of ribbons selling quick at

20 pieces of print cotton 28 inches wide 39 school bags good and strong only

Another beauty thats selling fast at

An umbrella bargain for ladies at 59c An odd lot of fancy silks was up to A very fair quality of ladies hosiery at

And you’ll not pry to much for it.

lasik sila Tuesday, June 19th, 1900. Come -and be fitted whether e ; ) sidechisin you Want a Corset or Not. Ne Tam instructed by the City Council to charge for fitting. W 3B sell by Auction oa the spot, King PN, 1 AU ic Whe i i a ccceetieds da + seeseee CODCErt A esha reatest cornet $1.00

on Monday, the tlm day of Juve, at 12/ 12.60, noon......... Distribution of Prizes = a and up, - Stanle o’clockgum@on, The Eogine House, Kiug | 2.00 to 3.30 p. m....Exhibition of Draw- non . y

Square, do be r-moved. ings and Paintings. Inspection of — &. BEAIRSTO, Rooms in School Buildings. Minstrst Snow.— Billy Wan’s big Auctioneer. | 330p. m..........lawn Tennis Tournament

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—-It Pays to Buy at Perkins.’--—

The Ideal Hat for Golf £%%4%4

or Outing.

Made of white, soft, fancy Japanese Braid (the same as is used for men’s hats), and trimmed with loose folds of silk, The edge of the brim is also bound with silk. The | brim is curled, but the flexibility of the braid , permits it to be turned down in front, or back, (tor extra protection from the sun), or turned down all round,like a helmet shape. Li is convertible into other shapes at the will of the wearer; and is the most practical, sat- isfying Outing Hat shown this season.

__ These hats are now on display in our Millinery Parlors,

PERKINS & Co

-~ The Millinery Leaders. —

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Minstrels Chailrnge Band and Orchestra. Tae Bangor papers epeak in the highest ierm 3 of the above com pany statiog that “the performance it clear, bright and refined, the vocalists avd dancers being among the best ever heard snd seen in Bangor. The club

drum mejor is without Coubt a wonderful performance and fairly electrified the large audience. The atreet parade and band concert is far above the ‘average, while the orchestra alone is worth the price of admission. The Van Minsirela certainly made @ decided hit here ia Bangor.” The big aggregation of minstrel talent will appear in the Opera House, Charlottetown two nights this werk, Friday and Saturday, June 8 and 9 p.ay'ng to popular price, 25cts, and 35 cents for reserv-d seats, Seats are now Oo sale at the usual places. The grand challenge band of the company will pirade and zive an open air concert at noon each day and will also give a free concert each night in front of the Opera House,

TO THE DEAF.—A rich lady, cured of her Deafness and Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholsons Artificial Ear Drums, gave $5,000 to his In- stitute, so that people unable to pro- cure the Ear Drums may have them

free. Address 222nd, The Nicholson Institute, Longcott, Gunnersbury, London, W. Th, wk.

BAD FOR A COUGH. Adamson’s Bo'auvic Cough Balsam is very bad for a cough. Io tactit kills a cough almost insvantly and restores good normal health thoreughly andina very agreeable man- ner. No cough can withstand it. 25¢, all Druggists,

Local Notices.

The culture of flowers is a pleasure to (most persons, and ie included in the fine arts. Give your children a little plot to themselves. Call at Gay’s market and select some of their choice plants. A boy or girl has never been known to get into mischief working at a flower garden, utiful pansies in bloom, daiey, phlox, aster, stocks, carnations, dablia, ete. The Prince Edward Island Magazine for JUNE will be on sale to-morrow, It '9@ first rate! oumber in every particular aod weil worth reading:

You can get. the “Ladysmith Hat at Perkins’ sunnyside

The latest American nov- elty—The “Ladysmith” Hat at Perkins & Co, Sunnyside. |

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HASZARD'S

BRAHMIN TEA.

Imported Direct From the Warburton Estate.

The most popular and best seller in Canada. All the leading grocers in town and country now sel] Haszarde the

genuine “Brahmin.” Ask for it, and see that you getjit.

RUBBER HOSE, SWEET PEA NETTING,

WINDOW NETTING, LAWN MOWERS, PURE MIXED PAINTS, COLD ENAMEL.

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DODD & ROGERS

is “MY STORE”

The prettiest shirt waist we’ve offered yet for

Lace curtains 2 1-2 yds long taped worth 50c only Another lot suitable for small rooms 2 1-2 leng

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Yes, The daysall seem too short we are rushed from early morning until closing time. Mere’s the reason for it

20 peices of silk lace assorted colors 5 inches wide Te

9¢

4hc 10c each

49¢ 59¢ 2d5¢ 19¢ 59e 19¢

5¢

We really have not time to write a long ad. but come here for anything yeu want in Dry Goods

Charlottetown's busiest Dry Goods Store, y |No doubt about it.|

Sentner, McLeod & Co.

King of Fire Killers

Simply blots it ouf. No ifs nor ands nor buts. It is not @ liquid, but a power ful chemical compound, put up in tubes, Weigbt 3 lbe., 22ia. long 2in. in diameter ptrfecily harmiess, but fatal to fire, will seep indefivite'y. “Fyricide” ie the only real fire extinguisher ever invented, and no property owner cau affoad to be without it. Manufactared by “F yricide” Chemical

Co., New York. E. B. DUFPORT, Agent for . E.1. ==

Wants, Lost & Found

GIRL WANTED—For general houseweork- Apply te Mrs Charlies Smaliwood, snnepens

A few boarders can be accomodated by =

lying to Mrs. John Comolly, Haviland St. Geplanade. q

TO LET—A houze ia good order, contaizing eight rooras, situated on Weter Street mearly Opposite Round House. Agply at the office of L, L. Beer, near Bank of Nova Seotia. 31.

TO LET.—a house of six apartments, with Stable. Apply to John Elliott, Lower Ipeque Road. 26, Iw.

PASTURE LOTPS.-To let a4 acre loton Spring Park Road, ols>8 acreson Brighton Road. Apply to Peake Sros & Co tf

WANTED.--An experienced cook, good wages paid, competent person. Apply & Mrs. Gane, Esplanade, ed 5 a

WAN tED.-- Several experienced watt- resses and hoasemaid:s to go tothe seaside, highest wagss. Apply to Mra. J. J. Davies.

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NTED.—A smart staady hoy about 15 or “ae age, who uuderstands looxcing alter horses aud cow,anuc can make generally useful abeut a house, Apply at this office May 22nd

WRAPPING PAPER,.—Old papers good for wrapping for sale cheap,at THE EXAMINE @fiice.

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TURNIPS wANTED.— 506 bushels soua turnips delivered at my shop by next Tauté day—will pay 15 oent# a bushel.—John Mo Quillan, Lower Queen Street.

MONEY FOUND.—A sum of money lost atthe Railwey Station some days ag0 be returned to owner if later will call a TE EXAMINER Office.

TO LBT.—House on Dorchesser 8 now occupied by Mr. Sydney Poole, con

sever ma 8, i D ven June im, Apply to Miss Alley, Prince pear aw im,

WANTED —Girlé to learn

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