During the hot weatner os +e made mure comfortavie aa ©

e pur hasing

~ BATH REQUISITES.

We have & ‘8 toilet waters,

of

geonges, SOap®,

plogne 8, Witoh Hazel, and

aber articles « aducive to health

gnd comfort.

HUGHES’

The People’s Druggist.

; . Apothecaries Hall.

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seer is ; 0 e ‘Snappy: ’ i ' t ‘Cing-er : : . ‘Snaps ’ Who would want any other kind} A Giner-Snap that 18 NOU SI appy is no gooc . We keep the snappy kind —mixed right, made right and we sell them right at only i2¢ per Ib. Order today. | : ; TsLarnove 98. ‘ ; 6 7 : ' . ; 2. Stewart: ‘ ‘ Ps ; Eciip*er Bakery > * ? BAKES'BEST BREAD. . 1 a ‘ o

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DR. E- L. DICKEY

(Late {Clinical Assistan at Royal London Ophthalmic Hospttal, Moorflelds, and Central London

T tand Ear Hospital’)

PRIALIST—Hye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

OFFIcE—Cameron Block

RESIDENCE—W ater Street opp Hotel Davies

Grice Hovrs—9204um,to i pm,2to4pm Evenings by appointment

Byes Tested and Fitted With Glasses

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FOR $4LE.—1 large map of P. E. Is! 7 c. ge p of P. E. Isiand, 1 ae tub, 1 large. invalids iron chair 10 sw iatione, Apply to John Coombs, pext 0 Prowse Bros.

oe

TOR SALE OR TO LET —‘*Watermere.”

|| mount of interest. | so threatening during the first part of the

— 9908 2000 D ~oPS OOCSOL OW

A ce eEy ee

THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT

Played at Victoria Park on Saturday

The Tennis Tournament at Victcria Park took place on Saturday afternoon. As tbis was the firet tournament of the season is naturally caused a considerable The weather lo ked

afternoon that some people gave up all! idea of going out. However, the drawing

| for partners took place about 3.30 and the

results were as follows :—Arthur Sullivan drew for hie partoer Miss Dodd; J. F. Owen, Miss Mary MHaezard; A. E.

| loge, Mies Cotton; Rev. Leo Williams ‘

Mise Strickland; Chas. Leigh, jr., Mies Minnie Brecken.

The players were to play two sets and count the games ecored by each. The

, results are given as below :—

ROUND I. lstextT 2ND SET TOTA! Court 1.

|| Mr. A A. Sallivan | | Miss Dodd 6 § ll

vs.

| Mr. J. F. Owen

Mise Mary Haezard 4 6 10 Court 2,

Rev. Leo Williams Mies Strickland 6 3 4y

vs.

Mr. A. E. Ings Mies Cotton l 6 ”

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Chae. Leigh, jr. 2

Mise. Breeken. ¢ 2Y¢-

ROUND Il, Court 1. Chae Leigh, jr. Mise Stricklaad l 1 2 ve. Mr. Williams Miss Brecken 6 6 12 Court 2. Mr. A. A. Sullivae ; Bye Miss Dodd — Court 1. Mr. A. A. Sallivan Mies Dodd 2 3 5 ve. eo Williams, - Winnie Brecken 6 6 12

These results show Mr. Williams and Mise Brecken to be the winners. After the hearty congratulations of their friends

| they were each presented with a litile ; memento of their victory.

A very important feature of the after BoOn’s enjoyment was the tea which was presided over by Mra. Alley.

al Tonight Just before retiring, if your liver ts

sluggish, out of tune and you feel dul bilious, constipated, take a doze

Hood’s Pills

And you'll de all right in the morning

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Dr. H..P. Wright, Dentist at Mt. Stewart, in order to extand the radius ot his practice is giving speciai inducem *nte lasting until September Ist, duving which time he will spend a week in each of four placea as followe;—July 29th to Aug. 5th, at Morell; Ang. 5th to 12th, at

* “Parkview” Cottage adjoining same. | Head of St. Peter’s Bay; 12th to 19tb at ve ? gene. Geo. W. Howlam orto D. C. | Pegke’s Station; 19th to 26th at Cardigan seed, & itor a . -

ite Mh, tf Bridge. julyl7 tf. —Saeas : —_—

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SALE

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inake a choi “e be quick

$1.10 Blouse now 55

for Half Price.

anc

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STILL CONTINUES

We have 32 Blouses left. all new this season, come and

: Yours for Blalf Price.

$1.80 Blouse now 80c

We have 2] Colored Capes left, al] new this season, stylish and light In weight, iust the thing for these evenings.

$1.80 Cape for 90c, $2.20 ape for $1.10, $3.09 Cape for $1.50.

Ladies’ Hats

No use talking they are going fast at EXalf Price. 80c

See those Crash Skirts, See those Dress Skirts, The price is bound te sell them.

There are many other bargains to see at

WEEES & CO.

THE PEOPLE'S BARGAIN STORE.

Yours

See our leader at 25c,

THE DAIL‘

EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN JULY 23, 1900

THE PER, ARRAD ‘Local and Other Mt

Services Yesterday -Inspection - At |

'Home— Band Concert.

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The Boys’ Brigade “ break camp ” io- morrow, the Summerside compasy re- turning home by the afternoon train.

Yesterday forenoon the different com+} panies of the Brigade paraded to the city churches. The St. Peter’s,St. Pauls and Summerside Companies attend- ed St. Paul’s church where a sermon was delivered by Rev.W. Withycombe (major), the Highland Brigade attended St James. Church when Rev. Mr. Rogers, of New Glasgow, N s., preached, ani No. 2 Company went io the Methodist Church where Rev. Mr. M « Conne!] was the preacher. All the ser- mons wereexcellent. The compan e: «ere escorted tuthe respective Churches by the band of the Fourth Regiment. C. A. After service the company from the Meihodist Church called at St. Paul’s for the other three companies, and there compan’es met the Highiand Brigade at St, James’Church, whence a}l returned to camp, accom pauied by the baud.

At two o'clock the Higland Brigade at- ended Sunday echool at St. James’. The members of the other compenies attended their respective Sunday echools.

At 3 45 there wae aaopen air service at Victoria Park, The devotional exercises were led by Rev. Leo Williams, rector of St. Paul’s, and asplendid address was delivered by Major Withycombe. Capt. Watts was musical director, and the choir of the First Methodist church assisted in the singing. Mr. J. E. Bell presided at the organ. The service ,was largely at: tenaed,the great crowd pressing about the boys so closely that three of them were prostrated by the heat.

Atthe campin the evening Sugler- Major Wak:field was accidentally struck with a mallet that another lad was throw ing out of the way. He was stunned for & time, but is 'o-dayv reported “‘al] right.”

The competition for the trophy presert# ed by Paymaster L.B. Miller began at ten o’cleck this morning. The judges are Lieut. Leigh, Captain Goodwil! aud Sure geoo-Major Jenkins. The companies were first inepected separately, and this afternoon they will be inspected as a battalion. Afier the inspection this morp- ing Col. Moore addressed the boys aud complimented them upon tbe excellence of theirdril]l. This afternoon at ho'*- past four o’clock the tropby will be 4.r-r*uted by Mrs Miller.

There wi)] be an “At Home” this afters noon at five o’clock.

A band concert will be given to night.

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Grand Tea and Garden Social.

A Gracd Tea and Garden Social in aia of Charlottetowo Hospital wil) be held a. Watermere [(late residence of Colonel

TUESDAY, JULY 2th,

The best tea tables, refreshment and ice cream tables wil] be provided.

Tea served from 5 p. m. to8p. m.

Good music by the League of the Cross Bend.

Dancing and lots of amusements.

Be ture and a‘tend, as the ladiee will enere bo pains to make this the grandest event of the season, and the bospital nerds your assistance.

The following is the list of the races and«ffisiale for the sports in connection wit the Garden Party in aid of the Chariottetown Hoepital at Watermere, on fneeday 24a July :-—

J yds dash—Boys under 16.

100 yds dash—Girls under 16.

W neelbarrow race— (open. )

Summerealt Race—26 yde.

100 yard dash—(open).

Backward race—(open.)

Boot Race—(open. )

OFFICIALS.

Referee—Thomas Trainor. Starter—Picton 8. Brown. Judges—Philip A. Duffy,

Cl ston, W J Brown. : T:imer—C J Mitchel). Avpouncer—Louis McIntyre. Racee siart at 6.30. Good Prizes. By order cf comm ttee,

James

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—e —_- — +s. +» ~ 4 4 Famous

FICTURE.

That group of thirty I-landers who lett here last Octoter to fight for their Queen ip far distant South

Their fortuues have been

' Africa. varied. Most of them are stil! in the Travsvas) undergoiug the hardships of campaigning Twoof them in- valided home, arrived last night’ Several of them have been wounded aud two bave given up their lives, A generation hencea photograph of tnese brave men—P. E. Island rhsre of those whom Roberts com- plimented above all his soldiers— will be a valuable rememberance. Yeu can have oue if you want one. Thereare two seizes, both very clear photos, and tbe prices are Sic and $1.00, For eale in Charlottetown at C. J. Mitchell’s bookstore and at Tue Examiner Office, or mailed post paid on receipt of price by R. L. Cotton, P. O. Box 84, Cn’town. \

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Taz Bosron Boar— The Grande Duchesse is due tonight at the usual hour.

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Supreme Court.—The Court met this morning and adjourned till Thureday morning next at 11 o’clock.

IsLanD Propuce.—P. E. Island oate in bulk, bring from 36 to 38 cents in Hali- fax. The jobbing price of eggs is 12 cente,

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Yaour Unper Repairn.—The Govern-

; ment yacht Davies is undergoing repairs 'to ber boiler at the Sieam Navigauon

Co’s. wharf.

Points To BE Norep—Tie admission to the Garden Social at Watermere to- morrow will be ten cents, tea and admise sion twenty-five cents,

Artes THE Firne.—Hull’s assessment shows a decrease of $695,000 and a loss of 1,564 of population consequent upon the fire. There were 3,183 claims for relief, 1,868 in Ottawa and 1,315 in Hall.

Masonio.— A apecial communication of Victor a Lodge, No2., A. F. & A. M. will be beld ia the Lodge room, Masonic Tem- ple at 8 o’clock sharp tonight for the pur- pose of conferring the firet degree. A full attendance of members ig specially request- ed. Visiting brethren cordially invited.

Tae AcabDian Convention.—The Acadi- an convention, to be held this year at Ari- chat, Cape Breton, is attracting more gen- eral interest than ever before. A large party of leading French-Canadian citizens will leave Moutreal on the 13:b of Auguet for Aricbat. Sir. Wilfrid Laurier ie to deli- ver an address.

Potice Court. — Two incorrigiblee, William Mubar, (whitecap) and Henry Welsh, appeared before His Honor this morning charged with drunkenness Mahar wae fined $20 or 90 days and Welsh $250r90 davs. Itseema unnecessary to add that they will be the guests of the Provincial Government for the next three monthe.

Aw OLD and WELL I'nIgD ReweDY.— Mre. Winelow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fitty years by millions of mothers for thei: children while teething with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, aliuve the pain, cures wind colic, and is the beet remedy for diarrhwa. It is pieasant to the taste Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Ite value is incalcuable. Be sure and ask for Mre. Winelows Soothing Svrup.

Tra asm Soctat.—The committee in charge of the Tea avd Social to be held at Watermere on Tuesday, July 24th, in aid of Charlottetown Hospital, beg to tender thanks for donations of $5.00 from Mr. Hammoed, representative of Hudon Hebert, Montreal, Ali doontions will be thaukfully received by the Superioress of the hospital. —tf.

. See 7 —According to the compiled returue ©:

shipments from the Klondike to July &, |

$6,956,000 were brought out thie season, of which the Canadian Bank of Commerce has shipped $2,550,000; tbe Bank of Briiieh North America, $500,000, and Thomas Lippy, $500,000.

IT I8 NONSENSE to easy that because you havea bad cough you are going to have consumption; but it ie safer and better 10 cure it with Adamesor’s Botanic Cough Balesm than to let it rum. 26c. al) druggists.

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[elanders coming home tospend the summer,those who are proud of what the brave Tslandere have done in South Africa, should get # photograph of the Island contingent, just as @ remems brance. For sale st ©. J. Mitcheli’s book

siore,Queen Street, opposite Prowse Bros Price 25 cente and one dollar.

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AMATEUR rhOtd SUPPLIES.,..

We keep in stock a fell line of Photo SuppMes of all kinde in- cluding.

Platee, Mounte (a large var ety-) Printing Paper,

“ Frames, eloping Solutions, ing 46 e Holders, etg., etc.

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LOST—on Friday evening 22nd inet. Ladies’ hand-satche! between Steana Navigation Coa wharf and Prince St. Finder will be szit- ably rewarded by leaving at thie office.

MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE.

Boys Swimming Tights

at Stanley Bros

We have them to fit boys from 5 to 15 years of age; different qualities in the different sizes, Prices from

10¢ to 35¢ Each. Men’s Bathing Suits

For small men and big men - a splendid assortment.

Bath Tourels

240 Bath Towels here for you - made by the best makers in the world. We have themin Linen and Cotton; in white, unbleached and fancy colors.

Prices from 10¢ to 75¢ Each.

Furnishing News For Saturday

We pride ourselves in showing the largest®ind nobbiest lo offneck wear in the city.

We have them at any price from 2¢ to 75.¢ Another strong line with us is our Shirts

White and}solored shirts, soft outing shirts collars attached eilk front shirts. See our double thresd Balbriggan Under clothing, 85c per suit.

Extrajbargains every Saturday n 5°, Store open until 1):

Gordon & MoLellan

-eeee. Men’s Stylish Outfitter |

at

ek a ag gs

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age. a Bp

BOTH FEET ,

and you will be [fittedjwith the latest and most fash- onable boot or shoe to be fuund in the city, for the least money and‘ guaranteed the best of satisfaction

McQUAID’S,

LOWER‘QUEEN STREER

“UWBGEESSAIS oR «* GSSonemns

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