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Wemake countless artisticdesigns to suit every requirement—and they lied over plaster if 10’ in new buildings used.

may be aj necessary, plaster is nc Think it over, and if you'd like an estimate, mail us an outline showing the shape and measure- ments of your ceilings and walls.

METALLIC ROOFING CO., Limited Manufacturers, TORONTO.

THE

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all lovers of good bread

shoul eat It is Le per loaf and can be had only at Our store. TeLeraoxve 98 D. STEWART ECLIPSE BAKERY

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We are showing a very pretty of Shirt Waist Pin Sets, that are meeting with great favor. Th

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them sell quickly.

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; W. W. WELLNER,

Jeweler € Engraver

BESS PES SS Sey

witn the running of your engine if you have it repaired at our shops. Maybe there is not much the matter with it, may just want alittle enugging up to make it ron as good as new.

Send cr bring it and you'll be wel! pleased with cur work.

fatisfactio guaranteed,

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Bruce Stewart and Co’y.

“THE MODERN”

Founder } r b Stea 1 Navigation Co’s W harf Charlottetown, P. os Phone 125.

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INTO tHe Grounp.—A - curious accident wok piace al Victoria, bk. : oo Saturday. A block of buildings, 80 by 60 fi, being the cleaning and washing dee partment of the Sco:tiab ‘Canadian nery sank below Liver DOW

it

Sank

Cane the banks of the Fraser The buildivg was built on piles believed to have tound a foundation quicksand. No one was burt, luckily, and no mschinery of imporiaoce ost. A;

gang is hard at work building again,

though, of course the old material is |

swallowed up. ao

Nor Loxe Evyoven.—Mejor General Hnttoa has many times drawn attention to the inadequate period of 12 days’ train-

ing. Inarecent militia order, he says : ‘It is folly, however, to suppose tha: a Sati+factory military training can be given

in the short space oftwelve days. Mili iary training, if it ig to bear satisfactory resuite, and to satisfy the conditions of an effective military force, must take place at fixed and regular periode, and inthe conditions pertaining to Can- ada should extend over at i@ast sixteen days,” ipithitenanie

Banquet an Bayritp —On the eve o departure for Alberva,Mr. Jonu A McPhee of Bayfi-ld, Kings County, was tendered a banqoet by a large number of friends, about sixty guests sitting dewn tothe res past provided tor the occasion. When the tosst of the evening, “To our Gnesi” was proposed, the chairman, Mr, A. J. Me- Intyre on rbalfof the assembled com- pany presented Mr. McPhee with a very flattering adirss to which he briefly

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Cha } b se . ir tor lestrovers ap “ Y i iw n ti . : atties a g ' 3 a ss ar 4 be a t Navat Maw evvers —The Bris | ‘val Manoeuures this year will in } vea test of torpe lo boat destroyers ‘ nedo DOalLs, an i an atitem pt on epart ofa uppos Aenpemy to intercept | : VY OT provision éb ps comiog from Canada to Britain. # i (HE WoORLD’s Meer —Great preparat ons } | continue to be made for the World’s Biey- | le Meet which tukea place in Montreal, rom July 7th to 12th. The ‘Athleiic | News,’ anauthority Oo sporting affaira, | published in Manchester, Evgland, says that Tommy Simmersyill, the Leeds cham plod, 40d also amaieur champion of Kog- land, will represent Eogland atthe races.

replied sa tng'hathe ecu'd not forebear e pardoval le pride at seeing eo many friend« ly fac-s round adout bim on the eve of his departure and that the scene o! bis leave~ taking would be indelibly imprinted on bis memory.

He left tor the West on Monday,the 17th IDst.

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EOITZEL AKRIVALS. REVERE Wednesday 26.—Jus Ferris and wife, Otawa; Miss Ferris, do: Mrs. K. Muer Boston; K. H. MeLeod, N. Me- Poerson, But e Most: W. K. Blair, London Eng; E. C. Hatfield, do; H. A. Dingwell, Thos Stanley, Souris : Ed. P. McLeod, Portland Me. R. W. McEwen, Lot 40; G. W. Evans, St John; RK. Hooper, do; R. W. White Providence R. I.

QUEEN HOTEL

Wednesday, 26 —T. D. Widder, Am- herst. N S.; Geo. Forbes, Vernon River; H.R Kerr, St. John; John Sample, Stewiacke, N. S.; Effie A. Sample, Bo.ton; J. M. Aitken, Miss McDonald, Miss G. wicDonald, Mon- tague ;

BO. EL

HOTEL DAVIES W. E. Lord, Halifax ; Miss C E.Pratt, St. Peter’s Bay; Dana H. White, E, F. Whitney, Boston; Miss Byroe, Georgetown; F. W. Lawson,

S Heyworth, St. Joho, N. B.; P.S. Hamon, Montreal; Peter MeNutt,

Mai; eque; W. S. Davies, Halifax; J. M. Campbell, Philadelphia; John D. Burns, Halifax; R. Sanderson, Portland; H. Mason, C. W. Scranton. New Haven, Conn.; J. B. Lambkin, Halifax ; Harbor.

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Crisis in Belgium. Lonpox, July 25.—A Central News despatch from Brussele says that a minis-

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SEWER SPR wet 4. AFT EO =—=

Celebrated Actress in Debt

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Trouble in India.

> ar m™ i i i Bombay, July 35.—There is trouble on

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|; the frontier growing out of a quarrel be- tween the Khan of Nawagai and sections

i ofthe Mahtmunds. A battle was fought

Friday, io which 100 men were k lied ani 150 wounded. Yhe Mahmuads were victorious.

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Three Negroes Lynched.

Bamsrince. Ga., July 25.—A_ negro captured near [ron City, and who was in- dentified as one of the assaultere of Mre. EK. Ogelvee last Thursday night, was lynched near Ssffoid. Two other negroes who were arresiei at Trov on suspicion of being implicated inthe outrage, were found dead.

~ A VANCOUVER LADY |

Cured of Asthma After Eight Years of Almost Coastant Suffering — She Says the Absolute Freedom Irom the Disease Seems Like a Dream—Clarke’s Kola Compound Cures,

Mrs, J. Wise, Mt. Pleasant, Vanoorver, B.C. writes: “I have been a great sufferer from bronchial asthma for the Past eight years, Many times having to sit up nearly al might. Through the advice of a friend who bad been cured by Clarke’s Kola Con. pound l resolved as a tasi resort to try it, Dhe fret bottle did not relieve me much, but before I had finished tne third bottle the attacks ceased akogether, and during the past six months of damp and cold weather have not had a single attack. Ile seems someitiing Lke a dream Ww be free from this worst cf all diseases after so many years of suffering. I have aince my recovery recommended chis remedy t9 others suffering as I was, and know many others in this ditty whom it has cured. I consider it a marvelous remedy, and woutd urge any person suffering from this disease to try it.’’

Three bottles ere guaranteed to cure. A free sample bottle of Clarke’s Koda Com- pound will be sept to any person who has estame, mentioniag this paper. Address the Griffiths & Macpherson Co., soke Cana. dian agents, 121 Churech-sireet, Toronto, Ont,

Clarke's Koha Compound should not be confounded with the other Kola prepara- tions on the market, as this is altogether a different preparation, designated especially for the cure of asthma. 4 druggisiea, Price $2.0° per bottie.

Sold by Geo. E. Hughes

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100 Bags Demerara sugar

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J. T Peardon

Lower Queen St.

teatecbe sates

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You Didn’t Forget a Bar of ROYAL OAK SOAP,

We’re sure to want it in our house. It im-

W. H. Prowse, Murray proves the clothes so much, besides it is

very pureand one bar wil! do gs ruch as

: 2 bars of filled imported soap.

For sale everywhere. Beware ef imitations

terial crisis has arisen over the franahise question, and several of the members of finistry have offered to resign. the try ri g ¥ 4 aanenent . a = NO

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P. E. ISLAND

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ANNIVERSARY

10 000 Dollars Worth to be sold this Month DISCOUNTS FROM 10 T9 50 PER CENT.

HKE=0OORS OPEN AT 7.3

SALE BEGINS THURSDAY, 6TH JULY, 1899

SALEENDS JOLY Sist

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All geods sold for cash or wool taken in exchange

}[aving just completed oar first year in business, and we thank our many customers for the liberal patronage extended to us, and take this opportunity ofcelebyating our first anni- versary by giving you some rare bargains this month

SUNTNER, MelhOD & CO

OUR.

Gents Furnishings

to do so?

able articles at RAMSAYS.

P Shirts

If you want a dress shirt we can give you the best one in the city. If you want aneg lige, it is the same we only keep the best, or we can give, you a nice fancy starched

shirt with or without collar.

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With a col- lar and and a pair of cuffs it is everything.

Everything

. 4 we keep in this

%4 inle is up to

date, no old

at the Store,

YOUR SHOKS----

One of the most important items ina man’scostume: Do not spoil the effect ot an other wise stylish outfit by wearing an ill fitting or an old fashion- ed pair of shoes. See our line

$2, $3 and $4.

This is one of our strong points. needed by men who like to dress well, and who does not like We pay special attention to this department and you can always depend on getting the latest and most fashion-

itselt }

of Tan and Chocolate boots*at |

We keep everything

Straw Hat;

Ramsay's

#ai straws are seen ‘Mai on the streets fig every day. We Mae have them in i hundreds, On a by hot day one

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CAPS Perhaps you prefer to wear acap. Well if you do so, see

our stock of light summer caps, cool, stylish, comfortable

HOSIERY

Comfort for those poor tired feet. It can be had by

wearing smooth, well made, well fitt ing hose, and that is the only kind you can get ut the

Model Store

; We follow the one rule in all our departments. 7 Give style, comfort and quality at the lowest possible price

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The greatest remedy for sore and inflamed

eyes, ie meeting with wonderful success,

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It affords almost in- stant relief and in many cases complet- ely cures.

50c Bottle G, F, HUTCHESON

Jeweler and Optician

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W hite’s Caramels and

Snowflake

‘Chocolates =~ Can be had at any of the

following first class stores:

T. J. Morris

D. L. Hooper

W. Pickard & Co. W. A. Hutcheson W. F. Carter Stewart & Cates Sanderson & Co. Beer & Geff

Hot Weather ~—— Requisites

Lime Juice

By the pint or bottle

Hire’s Root Beer.

Syrups— 411 Flavors

SANDERSON & CO,

| £ PURE FOOD SELLERS