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evening at 8 o’slock, sharp. _ ARTILLERY.—No. 2 Co., at Orderly Room to arrange ritle mateh
meet tonight for annual
penieniaicinss
Areie Cror.— The apple crop in the Annapolis Valley will bea failure «bis year. A quarter crop is all that is expected this ; year.
- Tue Gouv Crre.—A man writing from Dawson City, near the Klondike gold dig- re, mays: “Beer 13 50 cuts per drink;
| 1 have quit drinking.” ee Arciicur Sotp.—The trotter Arclight was sold at auction in St. John on Satur- ht S680. Mr. W. H. Fowler A rehght has a record this prov-
dav and broug purchaser.
of 2.19}, and is well known In
was the
For GoL_p Fieups.—-It is stated | that a company-of ten is being organized | Aroherst to start for ihe Yukon gold fields. Each member will pur in $500 expenses and the proceeds ot the trip will be divid-
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of Sydnev Mines,” tireman On the ateamer Turret Bel’, was taken sick with hiccoughs on the last trip to Montreal, and had to be ateamer’s return to this port vesterday as he was etill suffering from the seizure. The atrack has now lasted seven days, and he is emaciated to almost a skeleton.—North Sydney Herald. aol ene
Cuvecn at Mownrrose.—The Presby- terian church at Montrose will be open for service next Sabbath, Augnst 8th. Rev. DM Gordon, D D, of Pine Hill College, and late Moderator of the General Aszem- bly, will preach in the morning at 10.30. The evening service at 6.30 will be con- ducted by the pastor. A special collec- tion in aid of the church, will be taken at each service.
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Sermons Yesterpay. — Rev. Mr. Mitchell, of Terra Haute, Ind., who is spending s few weeks in Charlottetown, preached with much acceptance in St. Paul’s Church yesterday morsing. Rev. S. Weston Jones delivered an excellent sermon in the evening.
Rev. James Carruthers, of New Glas gow, N.8., preached in Zion Church yes- terday morning, ard in the evening he addressed his old congregation in St, James Church. Both di-course were able and elcquent.
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Com»irreD ro THE Eartu.—T he funeral of the lete Patrick Connolly took place this morning at nine o’clock to St. Dan- stan’s Cathedral thence to the Roman Catholic Cemetery. Division No 1 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, of which the deceased was a charter m-«iaber, attend- ed in a body preceding the hearse. and t ere was also alarge turnout of citizens veaeralle. The pall bearers were P. Blake, J. H. Cammiskey, Thomas Campbell, D. O'M Redein jr, James J. Jobnston, and William Maguire. The Mass of Requiem w~s sung by the Rev. Dr. Morrison.
Swattowep 4 Jusites Brrrox .—Cbris- tina, the thirveen year old daughter of Charles Gallop, a resident of Hanwell, met with a peculiar accident yesterday after- noon. While playing with some younger children, she accidentally swallowed a Queen’s jubilee button and pin. Emetics were adminiatered but all efforts to dir- lodge t).e button from her stomach proved fruitless. She was brought to the city and the services of Dr. Seery were procured. After prescribing for the unfortusate girl, she was taken home with the button still in her stomach. She eays that it caused her no pain or inconvenience. — Fredericton Herald.
H. B. C.—-Regular monthly meeting this |
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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 2, (397
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Marysvitte, York Co., July 29.—The home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen McLean was the scene of a very ivteresting event on Wednesday, Juiy 28th, when Mrs. Mec- Lean’s daughter by ber former husband, the late Alexander Donalds, Miss Alice Donalds, was unitelin marriage to Hermar Leard of Prince Edward Island The cere-
mony was pertormed avS p. m. onthe lawo by the Rev. Mr. Brewer. The party presented a verv pretty picture. The
bride, arraved in a cream gown with lace and flowers, was atiended by Miss Ella four little girls, The Misses Staples and Bird acted as flower girls and maids of houo’, while the groom had the support of the uride’s cousin, John Jethro, ot Chatham. After the ceremony an elaborate supper was served. A number of relatives and friends were present, and the number of gifts showed the high esteem in whith Miss Den: Ids 13 held. The happy couple left this murn- ing for P. E. Island, where they intend to reside, followed by the best wishes of their hosts of friends.
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INTERCHANGE OF TROOPS,
MonrreaL, July 30 —The cable to the Star says: London, July 30—Io army circles the announcement made by Rt. Hon W. Broderick, parlimentary recretary to the war oftice, that there should be an interchange of the troops of the empire, and that some of the colonial ha‘ia'ions should do duty in England, the British re- gulars taking their places in the colonies, has created the greatest interest and mre details are eagerly looked for. These de- taile, according to Mr. Broderick, will be ready ina few days. The Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain’s letter to the colo~ nial premiers would be announced. It contains a matured plan approved of by the war office. Although not specifically so stating, Mr. Broderick was understood to imply that the premiers aleo favored the plan, when he said it “would be favorably regarded by everybody.”
The banquet at the Hotel Cecil, in honor of the New South Wales troops, at which the announcement wae made was & great success and the speeches of M. Brod- erick, particularly the vital part referred to, was greeted with rousing cheers.
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the following preparations to relieve the sore ness of eunburn ;
; Johneon’s Creaw of Roses, 25¢
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@ Enthyaol Cream, 25c
® Glycerine and Cucumber, 25c Cucumber Cream, 252 Century Cream, 80c
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IN OUR BLOUSE ROOM.
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‘ ; nsi ing this sale, as we in- tend making considerable room during ; 1 eee Everything of the character of a remnant will
attractive prices. Flannelettes, Ribbons, Laces.
f our Straw Hats, and a 4 Sale begins Friaay morning.
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Of our constantly growing (tremendous) business, and our prestage with the buying public, is that we sell and recommend reliable only, at less price than competitors ask for shoddy or
$10 to $15 suits are finished with the best lining, canvas, pure dye silk and best thread used by the best skilled tailors in Canada, and this is you guarantee of getting the best constructed readymade clothing it is possible for science and skill to produce.
This, coupled with the tremendous advantage we |old over
Larger Quantities.
for hard. cold cash, should draw each and every person to one con- clusion : that ours is the right place to buy readymade clothing,
Straw Hats at Cost
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Machine Oil, Haying Tools, Hardware, at CITY HARDWARE STORE, Call! and see.
Everything cheap for cas Don’t ask for eredi
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We Are Saving Money Every Seasc
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Carpenters and Builders who trade with us for Doors, Sash, Moulding, Spouting, Flooring, Clapboards, Balusters, Rail Posts, &c., &c., we make a specialty of WOOD oMANLES and Newel Posts in Common and fancy woods.
If you are not yet our customer, we would like to have you look through our Factory. We can soon show you why we are able to give such value as we do—in fact, better than ever before.
Prices always right.
A. Duchemin & Co.. Charlottetown, P. E, Island.
Work never inferior,
Bordeaux Claret (0. (La Compagnie%des vious de Bordeaux)
During the summer months
The Family Man,the Bachelor the Clubman, the Tourist
do pot feel comfortable without the solace of
Our Assorted Bodega Cases
of fine Wines and Liquors,
anging from $5 to S12 according to contents. We also recommend for qual ty and purity
Bon Bourgeois Claret at $3
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Per case of | doz. pints.
Montferrand Claret -
Per case of 1 doz. quarts. $1 per case extra per 2 doz. pints.
Aleo a ful) assortment of Champagnes, Burgundies, Sauternes
Sherries, Ports, Rhine and Moselle Wines.
ges” Call or write for our new complet Price list of Wines, Liquors, etc.
BORDEAUX CLARET CO.
30 Ho pital Street. . 1 y 21 2326
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