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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 30 1898,

4 BIG Dress Goods

BOOM SALE

For ove week we offer vou the choice of . » } “ avy piece of Dress Goods in (his Cepart

meni.

BLACKOR COLORED

20 p ¢ discount 20 pc

All kinds of Dress Goods are Cashmeres, Serges, Crepons, !’ancy Dress Goode, etc., etc.

If you are in need of 4 your chance,

Balance of Summer Capes.

50 p ¢ discount 50 pe

Half Price

Black or Colored $2.90 Capes for 3! —.™ for 6.40 * for

Ladies Waterproofs :

Balance of Stock 20 pc discount

Corsets ! Corsets

pew Fall stock is now jin and every line and size complete. They are bought right, we sell them

at right prices.

included,

cress now is

45 1.80

2.49

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30c Corsets for 25x 48c * tee a 65e " for Fk 5c " for 75: $1.15 “ for $1.00 Lee “" ete

The best value in town. sent lower than usual pricee.

Wew CGocds Just Received.

All widths Black and Satin Ribbons.

Buckles and Millinery Ornaments, and 209 pieces of new Englebh priats—nice eoods and guaranteed to wash

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Try us for your Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Neckties, Hosiery, ete., ete. We will sell you these goods at per cent. cheaper than you pay elsewhere, because we buy these goods direct from wholesale manufacturers. We buy large for cash aod se!) cheap.

W. A. Weeks & Co

Wholesale & Retail, ye. the

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We announce the opening of a large stock of all the new SCHOOL and COL- LEGK TEXT Books for the coming school term.

We give special discount to P. of W. College Students. Books mailed

prices.

The new Kog!ish classic now ready.

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CHARLOTTETOWN.

free on receipt of list

“Evangeline”

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may be small and yet owing to poor corsets appear devoid of vcrace and beauty. Wearere of the P.D.Cor- set are always noted for their sym- metry of figure.

PD. Corsets fit well, \ast well, | wiveagraceful and e egant fig~ re. In all eizes and -hapes to fit

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$1. to $30.00 a pair.

Dacecsee Useresees Many Were Asking

cent cedar shingles. We have them now. Our first lot, pearly 200 m. Went in about five weeks. This was be tides our usual sales of eignt other different gtades.

At 98 cents

We cfter another large lot. If you Waut them, while thev last is the time to getthem. All grades of ehiagles and all Kinds of lumber.

Phone 181

James Barrett, Connolly's Wharf.

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= = \LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

The final sets in the tournament (mixed doubles) were played off at Victoria Park yesterday, and resulted in Miss Borden and Mr. D. B, Stewart carrying

| off'the prizes. The playing of the youngs jcrmembersof the club througheut the | tournament showed a very marked im- | provement since the first of the season.

The following are the drawings and

lst Drawinc. Miss Kate Brown

Miss W Brecken

vs Mr T Davies Mr Jas Hyndman Score: 6~1; 6—3. Mies V Hyndman Miss Laird vs Mr A A Bartlett Mr LE Brecken Score: 4— 6; 6—5; 6—4, Mies Hobkirk Mrs Morson va Mr H Carvel] Mr W Cotton Score: 6—2; 6—4., Miss E Davies Miss A Hyndman v8 Mr W Sullivan Mr J Owen Score: 6—0; 6—4. Mies E McGowan Miss M Haezard

vs

Mr A Sullivan Mr. Geo Bagnall Score: 6—2; 6—3.

Miss Borden

Mr D B Stewart a bye

2xp Drawiy G.

Miss W Brecken Miss Hopkirk

Mr T Davies Mr H Carvel! Score: 6~2; 6—3. Miss V Hyndman Miss E Davies

vs

vs Mr A A Bartlett Score: 6—?:

Miss Borden

Mr W Sullivan 6~—1. Miss E McGowan ve Mr D B Stewart Mr A Sullivans Score: 4—6; 6—4; 6—5. 3rp Drawina. Mies V Hyndman

vs

Miss Borden

Mr D B Stewart Mr A A Bartlett Score : 4~-6; 6 -5; 6—3.

Mies W Brecken

Mr T Davies

a bye

FenaLs. Miss Borden Miss W Brecken va Mr D B Stewart Mr T Davies Score: 6—2; 6—4. a . eee ——™

MR. MCLEOD'S DENIAL.

[To the Elitor of The Guardian.)

Sin,—I was somewhat surprised ¢a reading your ed.torial of the 23rd_inst., which stated that, as a result of wire- pulling in the first district of Queen’s, Nic. Campbell had received the nomination of the Conservatives in ihat district, As a matter of tact vhere was no wire~pulling, and I can assure my friends that the Gon- vention in no way slighted me, buton the contrary offered me their best services did circumstances permit me to accept the nomination.

The second paragraph of the editorie! in question which reflects on Mer. Campbell, is uncalled foras Mr. Campbell! rendered the country good services in the past and may do 80 in the future, if retarned.

So far as | know, the Conservatihe press refrained fom reflecting in any way on the character of the Liberal candidate andl we might reasonably expect The Guardian to be as courteous as they in this respect.

Bv iaserting the above vou will greatly ovlige.

Yours, &c., D. B. McLrop.

Aug. 28, ’98

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BIG - SALE

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OF LADIES Shirt Waists AND

CAPES

We kave placed on our centre couz- ter tables, two special lines of ladies Shirt waists

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Ge onr first table you'll find «e

large assortment of ladies’ muslin Shirt Waists, all new goods and latest styles, worth from } to § more, going at 75c each.

eocdoebes BBC in.000000 On our second table you'll ancther large assortment of ladies cotton and muslin Shirt Waiste, worth from 4 to } more, going at 45 cents each,

wee MEE EE ane See our western window for bargains in ladies Summer Capes,

F. PERKINS & 60,

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VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE

MONTAGUE BID GE

This property con#st of a commo dious store and dwelling, heated with

t water, and said to be the best

siness stand in Montague.

Titse Guaranteed.

Possession immediately. Apply to

E. H. BEER, Ch’town, 63 2awckwif,

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PERSONAL

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Miss Macpherson returned home yester- day from Nova Scotia.

Mr. W. C. Harrie, A. R. OC, A., left this morning for Windsor, Nova Scotia.

Dr Ayers leaves in the morning to attend the Nova Scotia asd New Brunewick Dental Society meeting at Digby, N 8.

Miss Mande Clyde, of New York, who bas epent several weeks on the Island, left by the steamer Princess thie morning.

Mr. Arthur Sm‘th, of the employ of James Paton &70, left this morning for Boston, on a very interesting mission,

Weare sorry to hear that Mr. Charles Hall, son of Henry Hall Esq. of Upper

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Prince St. is confined to his home through illness,

Mr. Mitchell, Manager of the Merchant’s Bank of Halifax in Charlottetowa, returned yesterday by the Princess after a holdiay trip to Nova Scotia,

Miss Kate Brown, danghter of A. L. Brown, Esq., left this morning on return to Baltimore, after enjoying a very pleas~ ant vacation at home.

We regret to learn that Mr.Wm. Collings, of the employ of the Ch’town Steam Navigation Company, is confined to the house with an attack of fever.

Rey. Mr. Wadman delivered a highly interesting and very eloquent lecture in Grace Church last evening. He gave a good idea of Japan and its people,

H, J. Logan, M. P. for Cumberland County, N.S, and Mr. Claud Black, of the Amherst Gazette, came here last night. They leave again tomorrow morning.

Mrs. Richard 'Heartz returned home from Halifax yesterday by the steamer Princess. She was accompained by Miss Lavra Heartz, daughter, of the Rey. Dr. Heartz, of Halifax.

Dr Bagnall leaves tomorrow morning to attend the meeting of the Nova Scotia and New Brunswick Dental Societies at Digby, N S.,on the lst and 2nd September, where he reads a paper on the extraction of the deciduous teeth.

Miss Sadie Borden, of Sackville, N. S., who has been for some time the guest of the Misses Dawson, ieft for her home this morning. Miss Borden distinguish her- self on the last day of her visit by making aremarkatly good score at the Tennis Tournament, held yesterday at Victoria

Park.

your pickling cucumbers now. First, because they are now plentiful and cheap; secoudly, because they are now better shaped, right size and tender; and thirdly, if you put it off much longer, you will be in the position of many last year—:oo late. Orders filled in rotation; also ema!]

tomatoes, ripe tomatoes.—J. J, Gay & Son, market, Chtown, and head of Prince St. Telephone 186.

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LOCAL NOTICES.

New jeckets*for ladies just opened, orer one hundred eacques and capes fer fall the very latest, direct from London,—Preese Bros.

Suxseaus.—Copies of Mrs. W. W. Rodd’s recent book of verse, ““Sanbeems” may be obtained at Carter’s and Hornaby s booksteres. ;

The old stend and new store, Prowse’s Block. WCabland see hew we look.—W P Colwill.

I94L wkdy & wy,

New clothing for boys and youths— boys 2 piece suits, boya 3 piece suits, school suits et $1. $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 42.00 and up—Prewee Bros. 303 2:

$1.@@ white shirts—we are now offering

made by the famous makers, Tooke Bros, of Montreal—Prowse Bras, the Wonderful Cheap Men. 303 3i

Perfect fitting §sailormade colored shirts 75 ceats eack at Stanley Bros—sizes 15}, 16 aud 164 ineh—see window.

203, 2i.

fine line of cloths, the newest designs for the coming sezson. Call early and make your selectioa.—John McLeod & Co.—tf. We beg to announce that we wil! con- tinue to give the McLean stamps to cach customers.—Thkorne Bros,

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Catarrh and Hay Fever

If it’sHay Fever that is the buz-bear of your life, you won’t know the measure of freedom from it till you’ve tried Dr, Chase’s Catarrh Cure.

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TOURISTS .— Prince Edward Island Illustrated is a beauti. fully illustrated book on P. E Island. For sale at the — er at this office—

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pleasantly combined with arom

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Thre? reasous why you should pnt down |

white silverskin onions, cauliflower, green ‘

the best $1 ahite shirts made in Canade,

Direct from London—We are opening a i

Sat PPeNORNH Terre ee ADAnEDenN Treen EDN nne een re eT penepepND OnOReED?

Johnson's Quinine ¥' ine —_._—,.

You get the full benefit of Howard’s Quinine, with good wine,

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Local and Other Items,

Tae Best Jon Printinc.—No otber kind--at Tue Examiner Job Printing Establishment.

Pcuice Covrr.—At the police court this moroing 8 young man was fined $5 for an assault committed some days ago,

Harvest FestivaL.—The annual Har- vest Thanksgiving Festival of the Salva- tion Army will be celebrated in their hall on Great George Street on Saturday, Sun- day and Monday, Sept. 10th, 11th and 12th. Special servicer, sale of goods, etc.

sninenipenins

Coat Lapex.—A fleet of echooners ar- rived last evening from Dominion Coal Co’s Mines, Cape Breton, with cargoes of Screened, Run of Mine, nut sand elack coal to Peake Bros & Co, viz Alice Poebe, Ceylon, Delight, Jessie, Minnie May, Julia Ward, Lawrence, and Vidette.

Lire ix Japay.—Rev. Mr. Wadman, returned missionary from Japan, will give au illustrated lecture in the lecture rooms of the First Methodist Church on Wednes- day the 3lst, under the auspices of the Sunday School Missionary Society. Sub- ject: Lifein Japan. Mr. Haezard, will be in charge of the lantern. Silver collection at the door, Lecture beginsat 8 o’clock.

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Tue Waynrrers.—The Wanderers of 1 Halifax, havedecided to send the fullow~ ; ing to Charlottetown to represent the club ; At the meeting of theM P A A, to be held i at that place on Thursday, September the 8th: D Keith, bicycles races; F Stephen, sprint races; Rugzles and Hall, jumping, vaulting and hurdle racing; C.H. Harris and others, long distance,

Nova Scotra Gortp.—Alex. Dick, manager of the Dufferin mine,Salmon River Halifax Co., was in Halifax this week. The Company is putting up a new plant, worth $75,000, with the aid of which the property will be more cheaply operated. The lead has already yielded over $2,000,- 000 in gold, and the present owners ex- pect to reap svill greater profits.

Cutese Facrory Burnep.—We regret to learn that the cheese factory at Winsloe { was burned to the ground last night. The fire occurred at midoight and the man in charge, who slept upstairs, parrowly es caped with his life. About 274 boxes of cheese were manufactured, and of these 104 have beea saved. The building, plant and stock Were protected by insurance in the office of Mr. Horace Haszard.

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Caaynporry Growinc.—Mr.Henry Shaw, ef Watervilie, N. S.,is an authority on cranberry culture. He has two acres of | bog in full bearing, and four acres just setout. Last year be put up 185 barrels of cranberries. He sent 174 barrels to Montreal, and they sold for $1,153. This gave kim $720, clear, which is en income of 6 per cent. on $12,090. Every acre of bog m bearing like his, he considers worth $1,090 in any bank. This is not the only inceme from cranberries. Last spring he sola $80.00 worth of vines and the spring previous $200 worth. An acre in full bearing will vield 100 barrele, Mr. Shaw cleaned up LOL barrels from one acre last year. This yearsome small patches of bog had been injured by the frost on June 2th.

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Tne Hacierax.—The steamer Halifax arrived here at4 a. om. from Boston, with a general freigat aud tue following passen~ gers: Mr Doris and wife, Chas D Title, C ‘| T Dudley, Mrs Geo Emer-on, G D Emery, | Miss S L Emery, Jennie Carmichael, Crissy Nickerson, Mrs L Dean, Miss E Sharpe, Mrs Mcfnner, Sadie McInnis, Miss Winifred Blois, Miss Colwill, Mre W E Brown, GS Gould, Norman Gould, | D ki Yearley, Mr Shiveley and wife, W L Adams, M &. Whitcombe, W F Jackson, W M Belcher and wife, Mies M Macdonald, Miss Eibei Cairns, Miss McRae, Mrs May, J Sheehan and wife, Mrs Goodrich, Mrs Cleveland,d W Roberts, Miss Carouski, D A Donava,, D J McEntee, H J McNab, B 4H _ Bernard and wife. From Halifax: Mrs GeoC Cook, Lilly

Dobbie, Dottie Dobbie, M J Ware tain, Mr _ F jinn, Mr McGowan. ——__.

It is announced in London that the Laurier Government’s scheme for a line of subsidized steamships between Canada and France has collapsed, toc. Collapse seems to be the endof most business pros jects the Laurier Government touches.

| “The Old World,” says Henrv Labor-~ ;chere, “ in its dealings with the New as~ sumes an attitude of condescension as rid-~ culous as it is unwarranted, One of the

salient features the late war was the manly, honest, generous and chivalrous

couduct of the United States government, forces and people from the beginning to ike end of the campaign. It is Only just to | express the general feeling of admiration

which the new chivalry has created | throughout Europe.”

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This is asample lot of colored shirts, latest styles and colorings.

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Order your tall suit and and overcoat now, before the

If you want to practice economy in your clothing, ‘see cur custom made pants for $2.75 and 295 :

Best value ever shown in this city,

GORDON & McLELLAN

Men’s Stylish Outfitters

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Avoid Attempts Unaided.

MICROSCOPICAL EXAMINATION BLOOD, SPUTA, URINE, &c.

Graduate of New York University And the NEW YORK HOSPITAL. Twenty

years practice in N. Y. City. Diploma reg- iste in US, and Canada.

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* Quality counts”’

Dye lt At Home

Maypole Soap doesn’t leave the material washed-out and streaky looking—It dyes evenly, every single time.

Your hands and skin are safe with

Maypole Soap Dyes

All Pgogressive Drugeists sell it. colors and 15 cents for black.

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