LOUSES. SALF PRICE BLOUSES H A

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All This Week

Monday Till Saturday

our stock-

We offer Ladice’ Plonse: in

29¢ bleuse ie Ste alo 29e Ts ao 39c 110 do 55¢

and every blouse in Our store up to

2.1¢@ for 1 20

NEW | LACE CURTAINS |

We have just ope rent for this season,

ned a second ship-

aud are now show-~ 5s : Rare Values Rich and New Effects in Nottingham Lace curtains. Also aeplendid selection Curtainings by the yard.

WEEKS.

Riack Dress Goods Department

of Lace

tands oht prominent as showing the best velection of writi#h, French and German hich c'aes Black Dive-s fatrics, compis- ewest makes aud weaves.

In Birek Cashmeres

we stand first. Our iine of Cashmeres at 5Oec +quals most cashmere elsewhere at

70 io 75 ;

It is French, the Best Dye, very wide width, good aiiee | weight, rich silky finish. yur st ck. g ods.

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Drop in and look over ¢ We

will be pleased t> show you ou’

W. A. Weeks & So Wholesale & Retail,

Eee Penwe~ewe rrettiness for

‘That

is the pride. The hea lainty rT new

Wall Paper

We are

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The Wall Paper

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THE DAILY

LETRA NO

WERDING Af GEORGEIOWN.

The m arriage took place at: Georgetown ateight o'clock this morving, of Miss Margaret Annie Macdonald, only daughter of Malcolm Macdonald Eq, of that place and Mr. H. J. Richardeon, of Wolfville, Nova ‘Scotia, at present manager of the Charlottetown branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia.

The wedding wae a quiet ove, only a f-w near friends being invited, and was so.em— in‘zed at St. David’s Church the Rev. Mr. Herdmap being the celebrant. The brides maid was Miss Aonette Gordon, of Picton, end the groom+man was D.‘C. McLeod, Ksq., of Cuarlottetown.

‘ine bride was charmingly attired in a becoming tailor-made dress of heather cloth, lined through w.th shot passeta si)k, with hat to match, aod a bouquet of bride’s roves. She wore a handsome pear] pevd- eut broech the gift of the groom.

The bridesmaid looked pretty aad grace- ful, gouned in navy blue and cream, earrying a boquet cf pink caraationus and maidenbair fern, and weariag a handsome enamelled pin, the gift of the groom

Mrs. Maedunald ,the mother of the bride, wore # handsome brocade drees trimmed with chiffon.

The church was prettily decorated by the yonog lady friends of the bride.

Afier a wedding breakfast at the bride's Mr. and Mrs. Richardson, left for

Pictou by the Dominion cruiser Acadia which had been kind': placed at their disposal bv the Minister of Marine | Miss Maedonald counted among her

friends many people in Charlottetown and other cities where she was acqnainted. Her popuiarity as well as that of the groom who is also well ites accounts for the eplend:d array of presents.

Mr. and Mrs. Richardson will probably

spend their t oneymoon among the Thon sand I-lands inthe ft. Lawrence. On their return to Chariottetown, they will

reside for a while at Richmond St. We add to a very ae of regard, Tex B SAMI) i the future ‘* ippiness of

groom.

tue Rectory,

manv similar expres- cee 5 the bride and

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LOWE VS. FARQUHARSON.

Sin—.I was considerably surprised on reading a letter over

Walter Lowe,—which appeared in a recant

tone signature

irsue of Tue Examiner —s urprised that such a production should be allowed a | 8 ace ina nhewspsper Cc ‘aiming reapecta

which shows Mr, No deubt he for displaying shown ip his

bility—a prodaction Lowein bis trae colours. will attract much sympathy such méntal weakness puny attempt to strike a blow a the fon. D Farquharson, who, 88 politician never stood higber in the estimation of the people of this Province than he does today. His return at sweeping majority

as 1S

last election by a proves this fact to he true, ai least in his own constituency which he has been re

with every the Pro-

tified

Parliament, mnection ion effecting the interests of The people are therefore j in placing every cor fidence in Mr. qvubarson whose conduct in the relations cf |ife bas been upr igt ht and honoratie. Mr. Lowe’s le ter will have very little effect in changing the min: the intelligent. Lor 31.

ip Cc quest vince, 1s

Far-

4 is of

HASZARD & MOOSE

Sieame’s.

wes Line of

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we

Creat Britain.

has beer fitted

Shippers of perish- y carly.

W. W. GLARKE, Agent

2ist April, for This steamer with Cold Storage.

able produce should app!

.S Halifax City sailsfrom Halifax |

up |

Absolutely Pure

} ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK,

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heat wishes |

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Varicus }

EXAMINER, CH

PERSONAL.

tered at the Q ieen Hotel last evening. Geo, Carter is vi-iting Boston New York in the iaterest of bis firm. Mr C. L. Baxter, of Packing Companr, is regietered at the Hote! Davies. Rer 2 J McArthar,

Mr and

of Maitland, N

He went to Maret tle!d today.

Mr. 3. Bremner was a paseeoger on the Princess last evening business trip to Halifax.

Dr. A. McNeill has been elected a mem- ber of the medical steff of the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

Mre. William Rebards, of Bideford, crossed to Point Da Chene yes'eriay en route to Mustreal on visit to her s'ster.

At the Hotel Davies; 3 Patterson, W H Seovil, C A Green, Montien!; E C Foster, St Join, N B; J G Burton, Doyle, Emerald.

Mr. Murray MacNeill, eon of Rev. L. G. MacNeill, of St. Jobo, bas been elected professor of mathematics of the Anglo- Saxon school iv Paris.

The rriends of Mr- Geo H Toombs wil!

in health. fally restored in @ short time,

Mr. G A ‘Yreeze, the energetic répre- sentative of the Maine Central and Boston aod Maine railr is og the latest arrivals at the Hotel Davies.

fr P F Duffy, who has been attending McGill College, arrived home last night and will likely take part in the Crescent athletic meet on Dominion Day.

Messrs. Harry Hughes ard A. J. Donnelly, students in the Facuity of Medicine at MeGill, were among the pas~ sengers ia the Western train Isst night.

ant

‘ “aus,

Mr JJ Davies has been invited to act as

a

park a: North Sydoey on Dominion Day. The programme includes a free-for-all, 4

3-miuate anda 246 class. The free~for-~ all ie open to the Maritime provinces, trot and pace, and the puree is $250.

The Guardian Shaw. @ brother of Mr. D-eSable, who bas resi ided

Nei)

it

John

E-a, East

of +

et tnt

presenting for nearly a quarter of @ cen tury, during which time he bee SOOKE | faithfully by the people in and Ouse Cf

i

Rocton for some time, wil] take command of a regiment in Connection with the war.

Mer. Shaw is wel] known in Crapaud where he resided some years ago.

The marriage of Miss Beatrice Hall, grandaughter of Mr. Isaac. C formerly of Charlottetown, and Roscoe Parker McFadden, was set down for Jast evening in the Methodist Episcopal Coareh at Winthrop, Mass. The bride is well and favorably known in this province.

ARLOTTETOWN.

Mr Alexander MeCabe, of Boston, regis~ _

the Fortland |

returning from a,

Toronto; P |

bear with pleasure that +he is improving | It is expected that she will be |

jrage at the opening of the new trotting |

understands that Mr: | Shaw |

ail,

JUNE 8 1898.

‘Local and “Other items,

It ia expected that will bave com-

Saturday bight.

TEE the steamer Annandale pleted taking in oats by

ANNANDALE. —

—

the unfortunate young man who figired at

| } i Goxe to tHe Asyium.— Peter Martin, | the police court ye-terdav, was last even~

S " ' Hospital for the revieter-d at the Queen Aote! last evebing. | ing comuitted to the tt:

} [osane.

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| Hazetprock Factury—tbe factory at Hazelbrook began waking cheese Op Saturdav. There were about 12000 Ibe.

| of milk received and 16 cheese made. This is a very good day’s work.

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Iva Bap War —TPhe aitention of the | Commis-ioner of Public Works is called ' to the condiiion of the bridgeon Jobnstons

River known as the Red or Lower Bridge. It is unsafe, aud should be attended to al once.

edibiidibiiduit | Over tHe WHarr.—A (toMr Tuomas Brocks, truckman, tell | ever the ferry wharf last evening abou: After being in the water an bourthe borse was landed at appareatly not uch the | worse for his experience

positive y

horse belonging

| halfspast six. about Poole’s wharf,

eisai Potice Court.—Two summonses al | leging violations o' the Liquor Regulation Act were enquired into this morning. Peter Coyle’s case was adjourned until this day week tor judgment. The summone against Joho Joy was dismissed, sepeicielinianeed

New Siexns.—Mr. W. W. Clark, agent fur the Piant Steamship Line, has had new aud attractive signs put up at his place of business ou the corner of Water aod Queen Streets. The sigas have been painted in Mr. Crossman’s usual good stvle.

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Sr. Densran’s CarnepraL.—The Sacra- | ment of Confirmation will be administered to about 135 candidates to morrow afters noon at three o’clock by His Lordship

Bishop Macdonald. In the morning at half past seven about 130 children will

the Holy Table for the first

} | approach | time.

Vuarr.—The Plant Line have leased Poole’* wharf, and beginaing with her next trip the Halifax will hereafter be berthed there. The company are erecting a large warehouse (on the wharf in addition to the commodious | one already there. Shippers will have lots of warehouse accommodation.

CHANGE OF Company

> ——— Wet W eva Seeixe.—In the show windew ot Ik-iaim Bros. store may be seen

several of | at the An:

nedas to he competed for ent Orwr f ti bernians: sports

Mr. and Mrs. McFadden have our best ; : : am wishes. on Domin'~. Day. inere is also display ae cee f eda beautitul silver service presented by Myers Bros. f.r the s m+ eccasion. In Goow Cnerry Crop.—The cherry crop | the rear of the cisp'ay tucre t+ a collec of a year ago was almest an evure tailure. | tion of sponges arranged 10 furm cise Jet- bough too early in the season as yet tOj rere 4. O. H. F Lroghe+y with eccuracy this seas On’s yield, Se ali ai - thele-* every indication of Seancuinc poR a Hurpaxp—Vr cess in abundance sufficient to offset last} po, Mardan, of the Fiji [-lavuds, is alout seacon’s scarcity A week ago thecberry | ¢, .;.i: Europe,in search of a husband. trees looked Ike spowdrifis, eo thickiy She i+ the Keie.t0 the throne, has an in- were they covered with bloom, So fer the ) e5n.e of $35,0600a year from the British weather bas been favourable for the GE | Government, which will be doubled on her velopment of the young fruit and should | ace? scp, besides her demain lands, and is these advantages coatinue Bear River wilh looking fora we!]l educated man of good undoubtedly enjoy this year an abundant | pin. ae the Fj) Queen’=consort is her crop of this fruit «f which she is the | ot .¢ Minister and Chief Justice.—Berl in~

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JOHNSON & JOHNSON

dee chosen hone. ~ Bear River Telephone. bl; abel alii MARRIED. ~ a ! : 8) David's C) ““e | Snivrep From Scummensipe.-~Mr. John |} A Escacrer Seizep.~ The cruiser : rid’s Church, Georgetown. on ' Re i ea : , At : ; avid s Unau rR. pie: wr K { Layden, St. John, left here for home Satu:~ | Stanley arrived at Hawkesburv, C. B., at R > y the . Arthur / : tie Me 8 : 4 , : : fe ys 7 "7, R ; ¥ , os \ day morning, taking with him twenty five | dayligh<« on Monday morning with the ds lson, Manage : 4 ; . * aT a ; Baul N an ee C 2 ‘Jott = head of fat cattle. Mr. C. A. Macnutt, Frencu schooner Marie Evgenie, of St ft ank of Nova Scotia, Cha: town, | +, ' ' i ; . : ll : of the an F ‘a ore 1 de pigljen f Kensriogton, ehipped thirteen head by the | Pierre, M q., ‘n tow, she having been 8 ized to Maryare "1 avconaid, daugnier : t : Q r ‘ ' af Scie a . “ E ial : — ’ sane boat, to Mr. P. Mac 1, St. John. | on Sundsy by Lospector Jones « tf Marg sree Malcolm Macdonald, j . of Fairholm Mr. W. S. McKie, Charlottetown, land « contraband cargo «n rvard. At Cambr dge, Ma-s, onthe the 3lst uit, shipped five bors2s by the Noithumberland | The Ste ly bas ocly been a few da in “ ° : ee . - . ai . > 5 by Rev. Father | Von, Janes J, O’Cor- on Monisy moraing, for st. Jobn markets®* ¢ mmis OD, baving been tran: f salts i the i? t at , ! ‘ e "1 ri . * ‘ > j . . . pell, to Miss Maggie J. Began, both form | Tey were a fice lot of carriage horses, | custorm-= service on Saturday. be ¢.rgo erly of Fort Augustus. an? among the lot wes M Boni ‘ Heari:z consicied of brandy, gin and tob.cca. eC A EN LN LADLE OLED IOI A hands ome sal li iou Belve: i) ne, by ele ru’ vdo, | ar a . a i ota DIED dam by All Right.—Jourpal. | TIxquzst.—The inqiest in yiew of the ’ em pommnaree hody of Allan Meclanis v soncluded Jas % a yofa 1 Muion vas concinded last In this city, a ae : Le The greater includce the lese. Hocd’s | evening. Dr. Kelly, who made the post a lhe ite , ' apie} ‘Ke *\ o% ae ‘ , st : . augat, Wile 4 i% vd PiU « \ . e\ 9 @P Sars! Apa uriiia cures ecrofuia, and meav mortem eX'iminalk BD, Was the only witness oe ‘ be - oded upoa to cure boils and | examined, His evideace went to show that 1 ‘ 2 -¢ "* . ie nneral fron bonse,— G Agger ge Melnnis was ip a Jow state of health at the Fridsy morning at 5 0 a for Si _ | time of his dea The verdict returned by gege y oY rr * } 4 ‘ . c Joachim’s ch ircb, Vernon Ris ej mN ' the ja ry was as follow-: i hat the deceased At her home, Hall’s Bro near Sum- SHIP N VV 8. Ailan "M Innie came to hig death from merside, on the 4th inst, in the 50th yet —_—— ; cObyestion of the iungs induced by expos oe. eT} ; ola ‘ . st} her age re, Hall, wife of Thomas 5 Pal on oi eect to cold, tie -aid congestion being yf her age, “urs. i P: Port of Charlottetown. aa. ke Wresty Hall, of ‘the Hall Manufecticog OC: mpsnuy, complic ated by an a reac y-existing diseascd Summerside, leaving a busbard, ‘bree s> 8 : condition of the heart. and one daughter. ENTERED : cn At New Haven, Tnesday at noon, Les- June 7.—~D Crenan, Bruce, Hou flar~ | Insurance Dt ot ssion.—A discussion ter Howard, aged «ix ‘months 1 of Dr. | be: es Fred M Batt, Sdow, Pictou; E A! Te84?dlag the relative meritsof old line Pope and Grace Howard. G er, McDougall, Sydney, Laura £, | P*Urance Com panies and the Indepen- : nee acl Sle: |. Oc en ck iil: «i Mies 1 ee See ae Foresters insurance Com 4¢ Harts He. Lot 39, or Mav ! ¢; # aor : uapman, §&8 Halifax, Pye, | : : ; : , ae Per ee ee | Barton | pany, took place iu the Forestere’s Hall pneumonia, F ora ( ampbell, resict of tb last evening in the presence of a goodly late William McDonald, aged 77 years or | number of Forests rs andother citizers i’ a ‘auchters i¢ es a ' £ a. leaving One son and txo Caugnter: ) June 7.—Cato, Weatherbie, Pictor; S| Mr. J. K Ro Provincial Manager of the mourn. Cove, Fongere, indices Annie Evensen, | North Atnerican Life Insurance C- un pany a | Pugwash: Fred M Batt, Snow do: ‘Var- | represented the first mentioned pian aud } > , at . } . ' ° . as Y 2 r ~ : te the iiahest de baking powder | juin, McRae, Pictou; Annie Laurie, Allen, | “r. L, U. Fowler, High Secretary of the ; > is! ‘ ade DaKis , : . ‘ J ; ' , : The Royal ane - = dled North Sydnev; E A Grozier, McDongal!, | (ndependeut Order of Foresters, upheld . wal tests show i : rer io known. Ac 8 Sydney, Dayspring, LeBlanc, Marble | ‘he other. Both schemes were well eup third further thea any other braad, . Ve : Mountain, ss Halifax. Pve, Boston: D ported ‘ ‘ | Cronan, Rac Harbor au Bouchie " | SZ SEN eR NN OD SNES Oe NSE Ze =e SL NL APU We Se TOUT SH UP oS UP UP @ & 4 71 @& ee 7S s! A 71 wr

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The balance of our spring stock of Capes are now ‘on our middle counter,

ut They go if You Want a See This Lot

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STANLEY BROS.

The Always Busy Store.

the next fortnight.

Cape

Our Success

—-13 DUR TO— The Quality, Perfect Fit and Workmaas?i of Our Clothing.

They are as comfortable and as durable as moder skit and ingenuity can make them.

We show the largest range of cloths in the city in all the popular shades.

Price means nothing until you see the goods Comparison always decides in our favor. 300 pairs of our make of pants are now worn by the peo- ole of P.E.I., and you cannot see two patterns the sam Special prices on Furnishings this week.

GORDON & McLELLAN

T i 1 ‘ ‘- ‘ U pper Queen St. Mens Stylish Ousfitte

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‘Underclothing FOR MEN e at the lowest prices, in Ball-briggan, Mer- ino, Natural Wool,, Silk mixture, Cotton, etc. Medium and light weights. 32 to 44. 25c¢ and upwards.

All sizes— wa

Sal

FU RM ISH ER.

Gays” Plants. —

Bedding flower pls ‘aisy and Pansy in bloom, 39 to 40 cent sperdoz Double Ho le

hock, Swe >t Wi i, Dian Indian Pinks Forget-rae-not, 4c cach, 40 counts per dos, Bog « lish ‘ arnation Dout vie, 15 Mouths oid, extra fine large plants &e « ach, 75 cents per dcz, ama! s ze Carnatlons 5» cents per dcz Doak! ¢ Pennia (very choice) 36 cents per doz, Veroena wery

one and large,

irge, 40 ce nis per doz~average size Verbena 2) cemt~ per ck 1, Str rks Asters: paroix Petunia Palsem, Canary ¢ ree pers eti5 cents per doz, Cand veut, Nastardium bat sous oi gG via Z : ¥ , - * . ’ , Vornihg Glory, afé rig vd, Sa'pigiowi«, Pansy Sweet Pea, at [2 « rants per doz Pyretc ram or mm Heathe ant 6a a ‘ ; L, yreta Goldea Heather, obelia, Sweet Arrssium orcarpet of snow for edging

t ¥ ‘ wre Dablle buds 6 cents each, Giadwius % » at 4) coats per 18)

} 10 4 Cenls « ach, Vegelable Plants-Early

: ‘ transplanted «abbage at 40 cents per io’ rnow, atiCaall-

flower 5U cents per Li, extra early ‘Jomatto, ! » cents eac 4 Celery tran “pla nge 56 conte per

1. ground plants— abbage 10 cents per 100, Caulifiower lve do, i gmato i2e per doz, Cucumber, Squash. Pumpkio, '2 cents ne- box.

The above shipp rd or mailed’ to any addrese inthe loger Proyineés on rece! pt of price

Adiress, J, J. GAY 4 SON,

Chariottetown P. E. tsiamd

or Nursery Gard ane at

Our customers 'rom the

—Derling personally with our

eustomers at the market, the he om of Prince Street,

wedo “notbind ourselves to any price,

ee visiting iogn beiwgen Markat days can have their dlants pirect Lom mothe earth s a 7 “ > Nursery Garder, Charlottelown, ;

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