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Plenty of dollars in sigh: for the man who looks for them inthe right place—and that is right here. Dollars saved in prices, dollars saved in value, dollars
aaved in satisfaction. share.
Now is a good time to get your
Here’s a few of the bargains that will give us a busy
Saturday.
Hats at 39e.
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Children’s hats, ladies’ hats, sailor hats, fancy straws, any sort of un- trimmid heats, on sale to- day at 59e. Hurry. Cne-third off Shirt Waists.
Kvery white or colored
wolst in stock, is included In thiy offer. If we have
your size you il sive good ive , hy ps) >¢7 Ty Thi Ley yy Geaung bere
One-third off
Skirt Bargains,
One lot of Crash Skirts 49, A better grade, trimmed with white or colored braid 6%¢
Any of the bigher priced crash or pique
Skirts on sale at One-third o/: Cheap Parasols.
All the white and fancy Parasols go on sale ata discount of one-third to-
day. Hosiery Snaps. One lot of ladies’ plain
black cotton hose —a won- der for the price 5c pair.
Big baskets of ribbed cotton hose 10c, | 2c. lad
The busiest
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Big Bargains in Small Goods
On the second counter to the left as you enter, vou'll find
One basket of ladies
‘shieid bows, black and
red - regular 25c grade 5c each.
One basket of bows and
| puffs worth up to 75c each
‘at 15e each.
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“A lot of assorted side
'combs 4c pair.
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Fancy hair ornaments
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\ |} tof leather belts at
Se each.
1 box artificial flowers
'5e each,
‘Men's Hose
Colored cotton socks on sale at dc pair
Black or colored 10c pair.
Five black 19c pair,
Cashmere 28c pair.
Men’s Underwear
Cool soft
Pam at co m for ta b le
1 underwear at
Y Ve = easy met ote -
{ iB “En oo the
~~ cottun under- wit wear at 39¢
“Oc, 70e 90c per suit.
Dainty Muslin (ne-third off
Think of it our whole
istock"of pretty dress mus-
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lins, and fancy Scotch
gingbams at one third off, 15c mus)ins for L0e, 18c muslins for 12c. 24c muslins for 18¢.
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DAILY EXAMINER —
CHARLOTTETOWN P: E. ISLAND &FRIDAY JULY 27. 4900
“AN ITALIAN BISHOP AND THREE PRIESTS
ing Tortures.
SIX OTHER PRIESTS FLED TO THE HILLS.
of the Trouble in China Described.
Origin
(Spgorat ro Tae Examiver,]
Loxpox, July 27.—The Shanghai cor- respondent of the Express telegraphs : “ Li’ Hung Chaug now states that some of the members of the legations have already left Pekin and may be expected shortly.
He is becoming angry at the scepticism of the Consuls The impression is gain- ing ground here that the ministers of the Powers to whom China has appealed for mediation may still be alive. The repre-
Men, ihavingito advise the Public,
may speak free.” —Evnipiprs
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MEANEST THIEF ON RECORD, | Obituary.
(Bangor News, 26th.) [SpeciaL ro Tae Exaqiner ] = A roa aa 14 years of age, arrived in| Hatirax, July 27.—J.M. Geldert, ihe angor Tuesday night on the late train ° :
from St leh. She came from Prince well-xeowa Vacenee eee, Wed to~day. Edward Island, and was going to a house on Broadway. She alighted from the | (raia at the western station and stood | looking for a policeman or a backman. | A man came along and asked her what. she was looking tor and she told him. | He said that be would get ber a carriage
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Bavsseis, July 26.—The foreign o flice yesterday received the following despaten:
and then asked her if she had any| “ Suanogat July 25.—Li Of
‘ : = ung Chau money. The little girl had just 50 told me the Crinese government oa ie cenis and she gave it to| ranging to guarantee the retirement of
him. He walked with her to the corver of Main aud May streets and there told her to wait until he returned with the carriage. She waited for an hour but the carriage did not arrive. Fivally the girl broke down and began tocry. She called to aman who was going down on the Opposite side of the street and he went to her rescue. Sheitold him her story and he went to the Bangor House stables, where the police were notified of the case by telephone. Patrolman Baker, who is acting 88 Captain of the night squad, had the girl sent to her destination on tbe Broadway,and then started his men on the search for the thief, whom the girl
described as a verv tall man with a black} are uoder orders and any such sleeping moustache,
out im the parks must have broken leave | or have been out without leave in order to ‘dose. In thie case they will be taken |care of by the military authorities. Fif- | teen members of the Canadian contingents ;now in Ecgland received £10 pound \sterling apiece at the bands |
foreigners in Pekin towards Tien Tein. (Signed) “ De Cartier. ” E De Gartier De Merchienne is secretary of the Belgian legation at Pekin.
There's Nothing in Is.
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Ortawa, Jaly 26 —Nothing is known at militia headquarters of the alleged cases of destitute Canadians belonging to the Canadian contingents ia London, aad still less is believed. Members of the Canadian contingents ipvalided in England
British and Americans.
seniatives of France, Japao, Russia and the United States have visited Li Hung’ Chang but the others sti:l keep aloof,
The Americans here are indigoaat over |! the fact that United States Consul Goodnoow has entered into relatione with Ear! Li, but Mr. Goodvow def-nds his action On the ground that he is following | instructions of his government.
Loxpox, Juiy 27.—The Hong Kong correspondent of the Daily Express wires!
just arrived t J,ia Scutoers Fa An,'
that an Italian priest, who has
from Hen Sien F [ialian Bisbep sod three ered ing tortures.
This took place on July 4th. Six hua-: dred converts had. been massacred, after the women had been subjected to hideous } Six other pricets fled tothe they were probably killed. A priest who escaped had a perilous jour- |
priests bad been masSd afier Tevuil-
brutelities.
hills where
|on board the river at for seventeen days. LonDon, July 27.—There have been ro , }
ney ‘0 Hong Kong. He hid in a coffin
developments to warrant (be atsumption
that there has been the slightest improve-~ ment in the Chinese situation.
Indeed, tendency of the newe receivel is to add to the steadily growing doubt as tothe good faith of the Chinese governm?nt as manifested in its
acts. Lonpox, July 27.--Telegrams have
arrived at St. Petersburg by a circuitous route, dated Pekin, June 15 and 18, dese cribing the origin of the trouble. Thev came from the director of the Russo- Coinece bank in Pekin. He gays, in part: ‘‘The German Legatiov, June 13, arrested an anti.christian brigand. This was the signal foran anti-christian ups rising aod at six inthe evening the anti- christians set fire to the American Church Snd burned it. The Earopeans theu bar- ricaded the jegations, and the rioters sack- ed and burned the houses in the European quarter.” Itfurther sppears from these advices, that by June 18 the legations were besieged and the Chinese government had attempted te invoke the aid of M. de Giers the Russian minister,and Mr. Conger to prevent theadvance of Russian troops to Pekin.
the general
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LowDon, July 26 —The British Premier ‘Institute, Longcott, Gunnersbury Lord Salisbury, yesterday notified United | Sinden -W Th ok ‘States Ambassador Cheate thatitwss im.| “7” er
: ‘of Lord Strath thi i Tren Tern, July 16, via Che Foo, July }° en Tes RES OF ey oo uccount of deferred pay. This is the re- 24—Gen Dorward, the British comand - sult of a pprvlenpdaiietine between Lt.-Co! er, has sent to the American commanders Pp it and the Bich C ed li a letter, in which he says: iuault an e@ High Comm sioner. It!
““T desire to express the high. apprecia | was pointed out that several of those |
tion of the British troope of the honor! invalided home were practically well when
sprees once aiid
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done ttem in cerving alongside of their | ji penton. meet: aod ay ond
cOmrades ofthe American army and oF a Us a; ae de ¢ te
the high honor accorded me -in having Lard . aaa ‘ fel, eh he] ; t < - i
them under my command.
“I blame myself for the mistake made ip taking their position by the Ninth” Regi- meut, not remembering that troops fresh | to the scene of action and burried forward in the excitement of the attagk, were | \ 4 likely to Jo-e their way. Still ‘the’ posi- . cn 4 age age. tion they t.ok and gallantly stuck to all ir oo: Se ath the names os s *v uuduubtedly prevented.e- large body |*° pm itted to the opetienea > fore the of the enemy from turning the right of frrere er | teh fi ae en z the attacking line and inflicting serious|?''*® "¥ *B°™ * a nd thew aed oes 0 loss on the French and Japanese.” iat ae ee eee
Geo. Dorward aleo expressed sympathy oes. cae with the Americans in the lovs of Col. Liscum, commander of the regiment, aud
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Capta'n Davis of the marine corne.
might advance mony oa account of the | deterred pay voted by the Canadian par- | liameni, To this Col. Pinault replied that as a number of meu had assigned | their pay it would be advisable to see that | the books and advised |
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
Salisbury Sceptical.
possible to accept the evidence so far eub- | mited hv the Chinese or that transmitted | by the United States regarding the safety of the foreign minister at Pekin, and that until their safety shou'd be thoroughly established the British Governmeat would te unable to discuss any question of mediation of kindred matters.
Anyone wanting a twenty pound bucket of good sound raspberries can leave orders for same with Moore & Me-
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Going for July $2.00 Boot
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This is a man’s new boot, 120 pairs of them sent in mis- take, is a wide fitter—-nailed scle—Dongola leg—English back stay—and a great par- gain.
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Germau Opinion.
Bern, July 26.—Tne Imperial min- ieter of foreiya affaire, Count Von Buelow, has gone to Bremef Haven tu report to the Emperor. The press of Berlin con tinues to support Count Vun Burlow’s ree ply to the Chinese minister. The Na- tional Zaiturg says Germany cansot con» sent to support China uati! «he basatoned forthe murder of Baron Von Ketteler. The Boergen Zeitungj-aye: **At all events Pekin will learn that the attempt to de- tach one or other of the powers from the coalation is a futile venture.” The feel- ig growing in official circles that the minietersat Pekin are alive.
Society Wedding.
Hauirax, July 26.—The wedding tock place yesterday afternoon of Dr. M. A. 3. Smith of Dartmouth and Miss Catherine Fraser Prescoit, daughter of the late Charles Prescott of Westmorland. The officiating clergyman was Rev. E. P.
Crawford. The bride was given away by her borther-in-law, Walter i Allison,
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Russians to the Rescue.
>... Fire, Marine, Life
troops from Nikolek (Kikolesk) and Sugar river are baatening to the relief of | Charbin and other places ina similar; A]| Britisa Companies. Riskw taken pight. General Grodekoff reports that) , ee Chineere feebly cannopaded Blagovest-, OW T**-
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chensk, Sunday, July 22 Little damage | ; ‘was done. Cossacks are crossing the Awur Kiver, dispersing the Chinese.
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addressing Physician, box 406, Chariotte~
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Hammocks.
Another lot of those One Dollar biz value Ham- mocks just received. by ex- press. Come quick if you want one,
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Now is the time you appreci- ate good Soda.
Jur Fount is so patroniz d we can hardly supply the de iaud.
Our Strawberry—just «ade from the Island berries.
Pineapple from pin: » ples bought here and made up |), our- selves.
Coffee from best Mocha and Java—all others equally good, served ICE GOLD.
When thirsty remember us.
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Central Drugstore, Sunnyside.
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of oe late a “ Soman. Painter, will be carried on undersigned un« til farther notice.
The business wil) be under the man- ent of Joba C. Marpbv. who been ia the employ of the deosa--. or the past nine years,is a master »vrikiasn, and quite competent to conduct ‘be work. The of former customers kindly colicited. JANE MATHESON, St. Avard’s, June 12th, 1900, eod.
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