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CHARLOTTETOWN P. E. ISLAND, ERIDAY JULY 21. 1899 ‘ “NO 170
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Senate Read, Room Every Shirt Waist in our stock has been price-cut, just one third. We didn’t wait until a shirt waist
was of no use—-but made the cut
NOW — when such an offer is an act-
ual benefit.
Here some of the values.
are seven samples—They just suggest
One very nive line in fancy ci.eck, and light
stripe cotton waists, good value atthe old price, 79 j =*¢
cents, nov osc
A line mostly in light colors, some with self cole lar, some with white collar, 85c, now o~2@c
A line of large check and plaid waists, good cotton, well made and finished, 98c, now 66c
Dark fancy muslin, self collar and cuffs, were
$1.05, now 70c
A very choice lot in stripes and plaids, prints
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White lawn waist, tucked front und back, $1.35,
90c
White satin—-stripe muslin, self collar and cuffs,
1.04
and ginghams, $1.15, now
now
mad + gure plain, $1.55, nuw
OLHER PRICE3 UP AS HIGH AS YOU LIKE.
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A BOODLING VOTE
Carried by a Party Majority.
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Orrawa, July 21.—The House of Com- mone in supply in the discussion of ten thousand dollarsto Bruce Mines wharf—a proposed work which some members de« clared to be altogether for the benefit of a individusl--Mr. Taylor moved that the item be struck out. The moticn was lost by a vote of 43 to 22.
Mr. Bennett moved that the work be constructed by tender and contract. Hon. Mr. Fielding said that in Tarte’e absence he did not feel justified in making pro- mises,
Mr. Russell, (grit,) thought it a remark- _ able thing that the head of the greatest spending department in the Government should be away and that none of his colle~ agues should not be prepared to take the responsihility for public works. The mo- tion was lost by a vole of 39 to 18.
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Hope of Settlement.
(Seecrat to Tae Examrver.]
PRINCE OF WALES COLLEGE
Results of Entrance Examinations
sary to pags 350. Lizzie Noonan, S-arletown, 539. Willie Pidgeon, Kensington, 528. Calvin McCallum, St E!eanor’s, 523. Mabel Simpson, Stanley, 5 25. Annie McLeod, Georgetown, 519. Garfield Bennet, Alberton, 516. J McDonald, Vernon River, 513. Leslie Sellar, Winsloe South, 502. Harry Stewart, West Kent, 502. A DCampbell, Greenvale, 501. James Brehaut, Summerside, 495. Roy Long, Tyne Valley, 494. Agnes Clarkin, Notre Dame Convin', 490. Denton Crew, Searltown, 490. James Turner, Winsloe South, 489. Bessie Bearisto, Summerside, 433. Bessie Guard, Alberton, 486. Athol Seaman, West Kent, 485 Bessie Bovyer, Prince Street, 482. Lorne D Prowse, Murray Harbor South
481.
Daniel McPherson, Heatherdale, 480. Alice Perkins, Pritce Street 480.
Lucy Williams, Mt. Pleasant, 478
Ethel Sentner, Prince Street, 477.
Jobn Wright, Victoria, 475.
Richard Campbeli, Montague, 475. Milton M Campbell, North Wiltshire,
471,
Arthur E Hopgood, Kensington, 470. Edwond Campbeli, St. Eleanore, 468.
berland said, that the modifications made in the franchise law of the Transvaal led
mar prove the basix of a setilement.
GERRYMANDER BILL
Defeated in the Senate.
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Orrawa, July 21.—In the Senate, yester diy,a vote was taken onthe motion that the Gerrymander Bill be not further consider. ed. Itwas carried on a division of 55 to 14. The division was a etraight party vote, except that DeBoucherville and Poi. rier voted with the Government.
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Indictment for Murder.
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New York, July 21.—The Grand Jury in the case of Roland B. Moliveux, charged with killing Mrs. Kate F. A. Adams tound
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an indictmeat against bim for murdering in the first degree.
Rome Shaken.
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[Special ro THE ExaMINER]
Roms, July 21.—There was a slight
earthquake shock here yesterday.
Milan Planned It Himself.
Loxpox, July 20.—According to the Daily Mail’s Rome correspondent, absol- ute confirmation has been obtained that ex- King Milen of Servia, himself planned the sham attempt upon his life recently made for pojitical purposee. The correspondent also eaye that the Austrian Government has becided to invite Milan to voluntarily exile himself from Servia in order to pre- veat further trouble.
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AGENT North British and Mercantile Union of London Phoenix of London. Combined assets million dollars,
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Lonpon, July, 21.—Replving to a ques-: tion in the House of Commons, Mr. Cham-'
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Fred Houston, New Glasgow, 467.
Ethel Scoit, Warren Grove 462.
Brenton McIntosh, Victoria, 457.
Laura Duncan, Summerside, 457.
Ciera Sterns, Prince Strect, 450. Eulaiia McDonald, Notre Dame Convent,
tha Government to hope that the new law | 450.
James Gellispie, Carleton, 449. Jermiah Buote, Si. Andrews, 448. Edward McFadyen, Augustine Cove,
448.
Georgie Prowse, Prince Stree, 447. Rod A McLeod, Orweil Cove, 447. Lena Inman, Summerside, 446.
John A Scott, Clyde River 445. Evelyn MeLeov, Park Corner, 445, Wi lie McCa lun, Centreville 444.
E he! B McQuarrie. Roseneath. 444. Roy Leitch, West Kenr, 442.
Lizzie Wright, Vic:oria, 442.
Ira Brye~, York, 442.
Maggie McNevin, New Haven, 442. May Arbuckle, Summerside, 441. Lea Sean.an, West Kent, 439.
Eddie C asely, Kingston, 439.
Neil J McLeod, Valleyfield East, 438. Rohan Cameron, West Kent, 433. Lena Mclanis, Tignieh Convent, 435. Irene Clarke, Stanley, 435.
Josepb E Gillis, Miscouche, 453. Emereoa McNeill, Alberton, 450. John Hyde, Cornwall, 429.
Peter A Gauthier, Rusticoville, 427. Fred May, West Kent, 426.
F H McKay, Glenroy, 425.
Mabel McLeod, Bradaibane, 425. Florence Higgins, Prince Street, 423. Christina McLeod, Summerside, 420. Maud McKay, Emerald, 418.
Alma Finlayson, Prince Street, 4/7. Walter A McBride, Emerald, 416. Heath Stroog, Summerside, 4155 Edith M Spurr, Pownal, 414.
~oseph Lynch, 8: Teresa’s, 412.
Etta Huestis, Prince St, 412.
Emma Desrioche, Wheatiy River, 411. WmE McLeod, Murray Harbor Road,
410.
Muriel Mutsey, Summerside, 410. Wallace Pierce, Winsloe South. 409. Lottie Newsome, Crapand, 408. Bridget Hugher, Avondale, 408.
Hal Steros, Sours, 4u8.
Noble DesRoche, Miecouche, 407. Louis Durant, Margate, 407.
Harold Weeks, Alberton, 406.
Annie Myers, Hampton, 495.
Donald McLeod, Mt Buchanan, 404, Willie Laird, New Glasgow, 402. George McNeil], South Milton, 402. Javet E Clarke, North River, 400. Flora L McGregor, Murray Harbor
South, 398.
Evelyo Boyle, Glenwood, 398. Walter Ogar, Queen Square, 397. Lila St. Clair Elemsdale, 397. Wellington Melnnis, St. Peter’s, 396. Ernest Jenkins, Orwell, 396. Ethel A Tantor, St. Eleanor’s, 396. John Lightizer, Queen Square, 395, John McKenzie, Hartsville, 395. Lee Carr,St. Eleanor’s, 394. Wm. Hennessey, Queen Suuare, 394. D Blair McBeth, Marshfield, 394. Robert C Eilis, O'Leary, 391. Sidney Smith, Alberton, 390, Veronica Gaudet, Tignish 389. Ethel Rose, Lakeville, 389. Bertha Gallant, Tignish Convent, 388. Harry Hyde, Cornwall, 388. Percy Lavers, Georgetown, 387. Harry McIntyre, West Kent, 386. Belle McLeod, Mt. Buchanan, 385. Alfred Murpby, Avondale, 385. Mildred Newsome, Crapaud, 384. Laura Fraser, Burlington, 384, Artemas Clarke, Stanley Bridge, 384. Jobn Rodd, Winslve South, 383. Henderson Lawson, St. Peters, 582. Flora McLeod, Summerside, 381. Cornelius Gillis, Kensington, 380. Annie Foley, Rocky Point, 380. Julia Arsenault, Miscouche Convent, 380. Royston Toombs, North Rustico, 379. Josep’ A Gallant, Rusticoville, 377.
Convent,
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Joseph P Monaghan, Kelly’s C>oss, 375
Number of marks attainable 700; neces~
| Mina DeRoche, Miscouche, 375. Gordon Warren, Warren’x Grove, 374 Lottie Baker, Lakeville, 374 i Ed ward M Caristopher, Tignish, 374, Eliza Mooney. Greenvale, 371.
Emma Champiou, Alberton, 370. Clementina Morson, Marshtield, 370, Olive Baxter, Summerside, 369. John McDonald, Emerald, 368.
Eliza Hyde, Cornwall, 367.
J H Morson, Mount Pleasant, 366. Katie Cairns, Alber:y Piains, 365. Sadie Lyle, Summerside, 364.
Mary Holland, Kast Baltic, 364,
George McDonald, St Teresa’s, 364 Ethel McLeod, Stanley Bridge, 364.
Mary Mullally, Souris West, 363.
Angel na Arseniult, Tignish, 363,
Bertha M McEwen, Loog Creek, 362.
Daniel J Mullin, Midgeli, 362.
Patterson Staith, Alberton, 361.
Roy Baird, West Kent, 361.
Cassie McRae, Bonshaw, : 6).
Agatha Fleming, Rusticov: lle, 359.
Matilde Seller, Prince St. 358,
Myrtle McCallum, Brackley Point 358.
John D McAulay, East Baltic, 358.
Eimond Chaisson, Tignisb, 356.
Garfield Perkins, Albany, 355.
Egerton Haney, Grabam’s Road, 354.
Katie Cummiskey, Webster’s Corner,
354.
Janie Bradley, Kelly’s Cross, 354.
Julia Gormley, S. Mary’s Road, 353.
Maggie E McKenna, Lincoln, 353,
Sarsfield McKenna, Emerald, 351.
Audrey De Bloia, St. Peters School, 550.
Francis O McKenna, K eily’s Crose, 349
Simon Campbell, Rock Barra, 349.
Wiitred McPhee, Etmira, 348.
Wilfred Ross, Valley Field West, 345.
Notr.—The Latin and Mathematics
of number 43 are wanting.
SAVED FROM THE WRECK
Three Sailors Land at Canso
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Hairax, July 21.—Three more of the
Worcester arrived at Canso in a dory yesterday. There names are George Upton and Stasley Ryan of Gloucester and Joseph Rogers of New London, P. E. I. They had been siace Monday night in an open dory, but as they had plenty of food and water were none the worse for their experience.
MORE TIGHTING IN SAMOA.
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Made from pure } cream of tartar.
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will find at Carter’s Bookstore a iarge assortment of Books, Novelties and Souvenirs,
Latest Books & Novels Souvenir Chinaware Souvenir Spoons
crew of the wrecked schooner Battie E, ?
P. KE. Island Views
We have thousands of in- teresting books at 10c each, 3 for 25; 15c each and 2 for 25c, and upward. Everything at lowest pussible prices
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Chiefs on both Sides Killed- Cham- bers Resigns.
Apia, July 11, via Auckland, N. Z., July 18.—There was fighting between the Mataatans and Malietoans at Satafa on July 4, and three chiefs were killed. The British warship Tauranga and the Ger- man warship Cormoran sent landing par- ties ashore, who arrested the three chiefs who were responsible for the trouble. The prisoners were brought here for trial. The tripartite commissiones ars holding meetings at Savaii and Upolu. They will return to Apia on July 12 and will then startfor Washington,
Chief Justice Chambers will take a leave of absence on July 14. His return is re- garded as improbable. The commissioners are considering whether a vacancy has been created in the chief-justiceship, as Mr. Chambers offered his resignation to President McKialey, who bas not accepted it. Dr. Solf, the German representative, claims that he will become acting chief justice upon Mr. Chambers’ departure. Though Mataaf recognizes the abolition of the kingship, some of his followers are raising funds to contest the question at law,
ooo Eceos—The best place to sell your eggs is at Brace’s; they are up again a cent this week.
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Concentrared “———~TLemonade
In powder form—in tinlets at
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By adding contents of tin to one pound of sugar and dissolving with one pint of boiting water two gallons of delicious lemonade can be obtained.
In ccncentrated form can be used to flavor cakes, ices, jellies, ete.
A. W. REDDIN, Phm, 8,
Central Drugstore
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