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THE DAILY EXAMINER, Se JUNE 16, :89y

INTERMARITIME SHOOTING

Wins Hotel Davies.

Island ‘eam Banquet

The intermaritime shooting mateb

by eleven points. The Nova Scotia team stood second and New i The sLooting throug! | sidering the strong | which prevailed.

Brunswick third out was good,

con

and unsteady wind

.

¢ | about six o’clock, and the Island team won ¢| The esore at the 200 yards range was

> Ol given by Tue Examiner yesterday. Below } : » ’ willbe found the 500 and 600

e | yards and the individua! and team totals:

ecores at

Io the evening the visiting marksmen were banquetted at the Hotel Davies. The well appointed dining room of this popular _hostelry nresented a brilliant appearance, and the choice viands 20 plentifally pros .vided by chef Vassallo were will re: ved,

The chair was occupied by Colonel Moore, District Gfficer Commanding. He was supported on his right by Major Garrison, of the Nova Scotia team, and on bis left by Major Hartt, of the New Brunswick team. The vice chair was filled by Surgeon-Msjor Warburton.

There were about fifty guests present. Aitter the “inner man” had been well at- tended to, ihe intellectual and seciai por- tion of the programme was entered upon.

The regular toast list included ‘he Queen, the Governor-General, ihe Lieutenant Governor, the winning team and the visit~

PURE....

LIME JUICE

Lime Juice is one of healthy and invig- We received a bbl of the which we are

Pure the most orating summer drink, have just finest quality, retailing for

15 CENTS A PINT or

25 CENTS A FOITLE

BEER & GOFF

GROCERS HOUSE & LOT

Ou Hensley Street

Auction fale, MONDAY JUNE o'clock noon. A comfortable east side vo! Henaley St.

ifth at house

40 ft.

The bous> contains 4 comfortable rooms and | good cellar, and will make a confortable house for eay mech: ‘ employee |

Sale positive, No re

TERMS-- Part of the ch se nney may

remain seciire on the proper ipterest.

E. H. NORTON

A LLL LLM — —

The Law Soeiety

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The annual meeting of the Law Sad alae Eiward Islard wiil be held at the L.w Library, ia the Law court Build -

26th day of June next the election of officers and the transaction of other busi-

of Prine

ng on Moaday the

g at 12 o’clock uaoon, for

nese, ,

»y OF rder

F. L. H A

Morell River Fishing

ffers are ee by the under- doi for the sole privileges of fish- ing in his part of the Mcrell, with use for the season

of cottayve and stable, from now cill October. J. S, MORRIS,

141, aOwtf

on as .and Lot of land 58x!

at reasonable

i Auctioneer C00 ‘

SZARD Secy Treas

ing teams. The health of the Queen was ‘honored by the sioging of the National Anthem. Surgeon-Mejor Warburton re | plied on behalf of the Goverror Genera and Major Weeks spoke for the Lieutenant Governor. Captain Macdonald replied to the toast in honorof the winning team; |Moejors Garrison and Hartt responding for the Nova Scotia and New Bruuswick teams,

The remainder of the time wast up with volunteer toaste, songs and recita- tions, and a thoroughiy enjoyab.e evening

, was brought toac lose by the singing of

ake? i

tthe Nationel Anthem and Auld Lanz Syne.

A feature of the evening was the preser- ‘tation to the New Brunswick team of a

being fittingly ac- on behalf

wooden guo, the gift knowledged by Captain Harit of the recipients. | The instrumental music furnished by Captain Watts and Mr. David Watson, jr., was greatly appreciated. The visiting teame !efi mornigg.

for their respe

| tive homes this Tuey speak tu

ithe highest terms of the treatment thev men.

—

Comfcrtabl e, Sum- mer Wear”

GARAKS HE

‘Cool,

YOUR FEET

—" at the hands of the Island 1)fl:- i '

That’s the way ycu want to keep them dur- the warm weather. You can do this by tg te our Canvas Shoes

7hite Canvas Shoes

for Ladies. Well made well finished, turn soles, canvas covered heels, the comfortable, wearable kind, $1.60 pair

Men’ s

White Canvas Shoes and laced boots. The bess thing to weer during the hot spell. See them in

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TO LEI formerly « ion given Smith, at

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ceupied by Mr. 3. C. Nash. imraediately.

Jounty Court Office

yT J. Dillon E ly togs.:J. McKinnon

-A dwelliag house on Prince 5t., Possess aoe to ay

— House on Brighton Road, heat- *t water, Bath Rooms etc, at present Possession given

our window.

RK JOST

Stamper’s Corner.

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on Kensington rauge yesterday was concluded

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| PERSONAL

Mr. L. U. Fowler, came to town thie morning.

Mr. C.D. Rankin returned from St

John last evening.

Mr. David Watson,jr. was 4 passenger by the Halifax to Halifax.

Rev. J.J. McDonald, Kinkora, came to town by this morning’s western train.

Mre Edward Bell was a pasernger to to town by the eastern train this morning.

Mr. Frank G. O'Neill of Vernon River, was @ passenger by the Halifax las evening

Mr. J. A. Mathieson, Georgetown, is in the city. at the (ueen.

Mre, Higgs and Miss Bizgs ;eengers by the Halifax this en route te Boston.

Mr. John Lewis, of the Bank of Nova Scotia, Moncton, wasa passenger by tbe mail speciai last evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mvers‘and Mr. O. B. Wadman were among the passengers

barrister at-law, He isa guest}

were pas-~

m >rn'ng.

Mr.C. McLean and son, of Crapaud, ar- rived in the city this morning. The latter) will be operated upon by Dr. Dicky this afiernooa.

Mr. Edward Davy, Inspector of Weights {and Measures, retursed to town this moro-

ing aftera two weeks cffiicial visit to Georgetown. Miss Bessie McLean, who came to

Charlottetown from Boston upon the oc- ' casion of her mo‘her’s death, wil! leave on return on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ross, of Vermont, whe have been guests at the United States Con~ sulate for some time past, left for home this afterncon. They will be passengers to Boston by the Halifax.

Mesers. Eddie Offer and Charles Cum- mings left this worring for New York. Last evening they were pleasantly enter- tained at Large’s restaurant by the B. &! A. Club.

Rev. D. M. Campbell and his listle girl, of Cambridge, Mass, came to town by the weetern train this morning and are staying atthe Queen Hotel. They crossed from Point du Chene on Tuesdsy last,

Mrs. George Eddy, of Boston, Mass.

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Local alld Other ems

Boy Wanrep as apprentice at ‘thie office Tae Pross.— Cool, unsettled and show- ery. _—2>—_—

Daitt.—No 3. Company,®2rd Battalion,

will meet at the drijl shed at 8 o'clock tonight. liad

Sctrreme Court.—Thecase of Kilbride ve, Long isatill before the court at Sum- merside, alesincdibldieiy

Bartisr Proxic.—The Baptist Sunday | School picnic will be heldon Wednesday Sih July. ie | Hertp Over.— Mr. L. P. Tanton’s letter A bout civic und provincial taxation is beid

| Over undvil to-morrow.

Grand Stanp- A new grand s(ard is to be erected ou the Jum mereide Driving Park. This will supply a want that bas been long felt.

from Crapaud by the Jacques Carver this | =-

Potice Covrer.—This morning Richard Batler was fined $5 or 30 days for drunken~ ness. Twocountrymen, for treating, were fined $3 each. A third case of this kind was dismissed.

Tae Hatirax Boat.—The steamer City of Ghent arrived from Halifax about 3 o’clock this morning, bringing a miscel- laneous treigbt. She left on return about noon, with w freight whicn includes lob- sters, Oats, potatoes and hay.

ANotner Fap.—The latest New York and Paris fad is a dashing stylish and effective waist belt snd new stock ribbon tie to wear with a summer skirt; pretty worn with yellow or steel buckles, full stock of ribbon suitable for the above at any dry goods store,

Fixe AppiLes.—We are indebted to Mr. TlLomas Dollar, of Milton, for a eample of apples of the Ben Davis variety, every one of which is as sound and good as when put into the barre! last fail. That the Ben Davis is @ fir-t class winter keeping apple and thrives in this Province is well estate

° lished,

a

JvuBiLtek TEA —We call aitention to the

(Miss Susie Douse) arrived by tbe Hali-

fax, Jast evening on avisit to the [eland after an absence of 10 years. She is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Moore, Upper Prince Street.

Mr. BH. P. Meldoa, who visited Char- lottecown several times in support of Miss Ethel Tucker, is shortly to appear at Keith’s Boston Theatre. He will pl y the leading part in a one-act play entitled “A Matr'monial Blizzard.”

Mrs. S.B. Laird and Masters Ernest R. acd Arthur H. Doyle were passengers by the Halifax last evening. Mrs. Laird ie going to visit her relatives aod friends in Crapand, and the two boys who are in her

Charge w ll probably spend the summer with Rev. Dr. Doyle at Vernon River.

Mr. C. G. Sanford, of the firm of I. &. Sanford,Com mission Merchants,Halifax,N S , who has been on the Island for some days on businesa, left this morning for heme. Mr. Sanford visited customers in several parts of the Island, and expresses himself as eurprised ut the excellent ap pearance of the farms of the ees

The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Neil! Sins clair, of Summerside, will anit e with in the loss they have sustained by

them

the death of their son, Mr. Robert Sin clair, ; which occured at the Prince Edward Island Hospital yesterday evening. The

eased entered the Hospitai a few weeks toundergo a surgical operation from the effects of which be never recovered, He was a great favorite with all who knew him, and bis death at an early age is deeply revretted,

Mr. Peter N. Macdonald. who for some years past has been teller of the Merchants Bank ot Princes Edward Island, has tender- ed his resignation and will shortly enter the service of the Merchants Bank of Hali~ tax at Montreal. Mr. McMillan, who has been connected with the Merchants Bank «t P. EB. Islard for some time,will succeed Mr. Macdonald as teller. During the time that Mr. Macdonald has been connected with the bank here he has proved a most eflicrent officer, and has made many friends socially and ia a business way.

‘-rrention.— No 2 Co,G@_ A, meete ni ight at 8 o'clock sharp.

avo

to-

Natura History Pics: c.— To mor row if the weather permitsithe Natnra! His- tory Society will goto Gallas Point for from

iis annual outing. Applications those including memberx who wish to attened will be received by the

secretary up to 6 o’cfock this evening, after which bour it wil] not be possitle to make arrangements,

—

Fire Lasr Nicur.— The summer cottzge of Mr. K. M. Young, at Nerth River, was destroyed by fire last night. The house has not been occupied since last fall. The loss ia believed to be in the vicinity of $1,400, with some insurance. Tne fire was evider: tly of incendiary origin. It is hoped the guilty parties will be fouod out and severely punished.

Fresh Strawberries Friday morning at Beer & Goff’e. 140—2i

Pure West India Lime, Juice 15c a pint or 25cents a bottle at Beer & Goft’s.

Have just received 8 dozen samples only 1-12 each pattern comprising the fashion~

: able colors in Bandana. The price is about _ half asked in New York. Ladies and gents ‘ gee them—Jas Paton & Co. tf. aa

advertisement of the Century Jubilee Tea, to be held at Morell, on Tuesday the 4th of July, which appears elsewhere in this pa- per. Morell has gained a reputation for its excellent tea-partiee, and from all we can learn, the Century Jubilee Tea to bz held on the 4tb July wil’ eclipse ali former efforts in this line.

Tue Bosron Boat.—The steamer Hali- fax arrived trom Boston last evening about seven o'clock, briuging a large number of passengers She left on ‘return this afternoon at the usual time. Her autward passengers were Alice Cake, Mrs.

Peter Doyle, Miss Regan, Mr. Walcott, Lawrence McNevin, John Manderson,

Charles McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. D. Goss, Mrs. and Miss Higs avd Ella Skerry.

Death or 4 Nox, —Paseed peacefully away at the Moher House ot the Congre- gation de Notre Dame, Montreal, after a severe illness, Sister St. Walburgs, in the 28h year of her age. Deceased was a daughter of Edward Ke'ly, Eeq., of Sonth- port. About nine years »go she left home and friends to follow more closely in the footsteps of her Divine laster. Of geutle and loving disposition, she Waa a ge eneral favorite with all who knew her. Her | ear.y deatn has caused heartfelt sy mpathy amongst a very large circle of friends and relatives in this Province. To her sorrow~ ing parents, sisters and brothers we tender our eincere sympathy.

Maxriace at Toronto,—The marriage of Mise Alice Wisdum and Mr. J. EK. Scott, of Montreal, was solemnized in Toronto on the let June. The bride isa danghter of Mr. J. Wisdom, who resided in Charlottetowo for many years, aud the ceremony was performed at her parents’ residence by Rev. Mr. Patterson. The groom was supported by Mr. Sweeney, of Loudon, Ont, and the bridesmaids were Miss Taylor aod Edith and Lillie Wiedom, sisters of the bride. The wedding tour included a vieit to Niagare and Buffalo, N.

Y. Mr. and Mre. Scott will reside in Montreal. Tue Examiver joins with the bride’s friends in Charietteeewo in

wishing herself and husband pany happy years of wedded life.

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See our assortment We have a splendid line of

the famous B. Bb. B. pipes.

These pipes are made in England by one of the largest, if not the largest manufacturers in the world.

They are guaranteed not to burn or split.

Prices range from 50c to $5.00.

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ow Priced Dress Goods

WITH HIGH PRICED QUALITIES,

LUST WISI 1S A COMBINATION

HARD TO FIND

That’ what we are now offering in elegant

silk and wool goods.

ner yard per yard

| and for

* fo

About 200 yards in 6 1-2 and « yard lengths. be S115 15 per or $1.50 3 C yard

SOc

95¢ Possess yourselt of some of these wonderful bargains.

98c $1.15

—STANLEY BROS

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Womens Bicycie Boots

At 20 per cent Discount

Our stock of womens bicycle boots. is by far too large— we must reduce it-—Following is a list of prices. These lines are new and made by the best makers viz J. T.

JOHN McPHERSON & CO. Chocolate canvas top 10 inches high $2 19 n»ow $1.92

SEL io DD, KN

Flack, all kid Cae . 2.45 *§ Bl46 é Chocolate canvas top very light & cool $3.0) 10 Chocolate all kid a beauty $2.00“ $9.40 >

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IN GOOD CLOTHING AT AASONABLE PRICES

We have strong claims to your attention, when you conte nplate hase of A SUITOR OVERCOAT.

With a large,choice selection of suitinys,trowse rings and overcoatings. With Mr Sixtus McLellan as cutter, and the best staff of workmen on P. E. Island, for good solid tailoring we can t be beat.

Our Furnishing Department

See our new shirts for work ingmen, sweaters, hose aad underclothing

See our new shirts, aléo, cuffs, neckwear, suspeaders, gloves and handkerchiefs.

GORDON & MCLELLAN

Mens Stylish Outfitters. :

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