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METHODIST, Prince Street.~-Prayers and praise Service st 10.15, Kev. J. W. Mefonnel), at 11 and , Rev G. M. Young at?7. Strangers welcome,

Attentive ushers

Grace Church.—Frayer meeting at, 10 Rev. | G. M- Young at ll and Kev. J. W. MeConnell }at?. Sunday School at215. EL andC Eat | Close of Sunday Sehool. Strangers elways |} welcome and seats provided.

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ae eel { yf our choice . . Yor Lik Zion—Prayer meeting at 10. Rev. a. P £ W h ve i Raym nd atll. and Rey. D. B. McLeod at igars th ‘ Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30 é f St. James’ Prayer? meeting at 10. Rev, ver 8 \. Rogers, of New Glasgow, N.8. at ll and 7 Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. i uoiue . TD ranging CHURCH OF ENGLAND. . ¥ . 2 ; ff ent (¢ ar St. Paul's.—Morning prayer at lla. m, Sun- ‘ day School and Bible Class at 2.30. Holy H: : } ‘ em oo will Be celebrated at 830 a. m. if and after the mo ng service. All seats free » ai inappropriated Everybody welcome Wea rry acl e line o! } St. Peter's Cathedral ~—Holy Communion atSand lla. m Matins at 10.15 Evensong hew to ‘ f vo! he ‘ , at7. Children’s Catechising and Bible Clas« c at 2.90, All seats Iree and unappropriated, ta chew BAPTIST. ty Prayer meeting at 10,30. Rev. D. B. Me- tf |} Leod at ll. and Rey. G. P. Raymend a’ 7. @ | Sunday Scboo!l and Pastor’s Bible Class at ' fy | 2 Strangers welcome and provided with “% comfortable seats. & | — WIP , 7 . : s : we | CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH. ® | Rev Robt. F Whiston at 11 and 7. All wel- ++Hall os come, Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30, thecaries ail : ry — ’ A pot hes 5 fe | CHURCH OF CHRIST - ' > Ss | 1 » . gaaseeetIe2VSSv2IAG2T7 IGS Services atlland 7. Y P'S © E Wednes a000e8 day night at 7.30. All welcome.

ST, DUNSTAN’S,CATHEDRAL, Low Mass at7.30 a m Children’s Mass at ' ® High Mass and sermon ati0.30. Vespers | and Benediction at7 pm,

SALVATION ARMY

Sunday Services at7, 11, 3, and at 8 p.m. Week night Services—Monday, Tuesday | Thursday, Friday and Saturday at8 p. m.

GOSPEL MEETING,

GOSPEL MEETING.—Remember the Gospel Meeting in Prowse’s New Block, Sunday alternoon at 4 o’clock,. Strangers always welcome. Lesson 15-18: “I will arise and go to my Father.”

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RESIDENCE—W ater Street opp Hote! Davies Orr: Inry ca. 0 ‘ iny ‘ is

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fine an assortment of rings as was ever shown in the city.

Every dainty settingand com- bination is to be found in our collecticn—and that means no end of style to pick from.

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juestion of what you wish to

pay, for we have rings from Evenings bY appvuintmert Byes Testea and Fitted With Glassee

$1.00 to $80.00.

W. W. Wellner

Jeweller & Engra~er.

FOR SaLE.— 1 large map of P. EF. Island, 1 | argé bath tub, s1ge) invalids iren chair 10 coMvinetions. Apply’to John Coombs, next tO Prowse Bro,

FOR SALE OR TO; LET.—“Watermere.” Also “Parkview” Cottage adjoining same. Apply to Hon. Geo. W. Howlan or to D. C. | *tLeod, Solic tor f June 2th, tf

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Yours for Efalf Frice.

GONTINUES

We have 33 Bl couse

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$1.10 Blouse now 55¢ $1.60 Blouse now 80c

We have 21 Colored Capes left, all new this season, stylish

and light in weight, just the thing for these evenings, Yours

for Half Price.

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

Ladies’ Hats

going fast at Fralt Fric 80c

Oc, See our leader at 25c.

No use talking they are

Hat now 40c, $1.40 Hat now See those Crash Skirts, See those Dress Skirts, The price is bound to sell them.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 21,

SUPREME COURT.

Georcetown, July 21.

The case of Simon Joseph vs. John

Simon, which bas been before the Court |

for the past three daye, wae concluded last eveving when a verdict in favor of the} plaintiff for $146 92 was rendered. Mr, | Stewart.2Q. U., counsel ‘or the defendant, } was given leave to move for a new trial | On coodi'ion that he pay the money into the Ccurt. Mi. A. A. McLean, Q C.,| and Mr. Whear appeared for the plaintiff. |

Dr. A. McLean, appellant ; J. C Fergu- | eon, respondent. Postponed for two} weeks,

A.A. McLean, for appellant; J. A. | Mathieson,for respoodent

Windsor Furniture Co. ve, H.A. Acorn. | Action for debt. Juden t for $51.10.

Michael Jeck-ou. appellsut; James | Jack-on, respondent. An appeal from | ihe decision of two wagisiraies ip King’s. Appeal dismissed

Attorney General for appellant ar ie Matuieson, for respondent.

PRINCE OF WALES’ MISTAKE.

Shook Hands With a Waiter Think- ing He Was Ambassador Choate.

Lonpon, July, 20.~ Society here is laughing at the strange mistaxe made by the Prince of Wales the other day. He chatted for several minutes with a waiter at the Marlborough Club,mistaking him for Joseph Choate, American Ambassador to the Court of St. James.

The waiter, who does not look like Mr. Choate, nad just deposited a veal and ham pie on a sideboard and was moving toward the door when he was met by His Royal Highness.

The Prince ceized the waiter’s hand and wrung itwarmly. “How do you do?” he said; ‘I am glad to see you.”

“Pleased to see Your Royal *Ighness,” the waiter stammered. Then the two con- versed a while.

A few minvies later some oneasked the Prince if, in addition to inventing single- breasted frock coats be meant to intro- duce the innovation of shaking bands with the waiters. When the metter was ex- plained tohLim be said that he had mis» taken the waiter for Mr. Choate. Then every one had a hearty laughe

SHIP WEWS

Fort of Charlottetown.

ENTERED, July 20—Annie Laurie, Jimmo,Shediac; Swallow, Finlayson, Pinetie ; A S Town-

shend, Whittle, Pictou ; Daniel, Roberts, Wallsee ;> v ot Ghent, McNevin,

Halifax; SSH CLEARED Suly 70—Alma, Burke, Pictou»; Swal- low, Fiaisyson, Pinetie : A S Townshend, Whittle, Pictou ; Daniel, Roberts, Wal lace ; Nereid, Bernard, Pictou; 8 8 Hali- fax, Pye, Boston ;8 S City of Ghent, Mc- Nevin, Summerside.

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Port of Summerside.

ENTERED.

July 18—Jennie Armstrong, Grady, Pictou, coa!; Neal Dow, Richibucto, lumter.

July 20— Mary, Roy, Bathurst, lumber ; SS City ef Ghent, McNevin, Halifax, md+e ; SS Campana, Demers, Montreal, mdse; Chloris, Langill, Pictou, coal.

CLEARED.

July 19—Nea! Vow, Irving,Richibucto, ba).

July 20—Jennie Armstrong, Grady, Newca-tle, bal; SS ‘City of Ghent, Mc- Nevin, Halifax, produce; SS Campana, Demers, Pictou, mdse ; Mary, Roy, Bath-

Local and Other [tems

DaLnovsiz Cottece.—We are iv receipi

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TeMPEKANCR.—Victoria Division 8. of - 00 Monday evening. Reports of Grand Division meeting. Visitors welcome,

Brace Sam's Bripce.—Work upon the uew bridge at the entrance to Brightoa Road has been begun ; and Black Sam’s Bridge with its associations will soon be a thing of the past.

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Promenape Concert.—-The concert given by the League of the Cross Band in the Gardens last uight was greatly enjoyed by the large number of citizens present. “ne programme was a choice One, tie€ baritoue solo being w special feature.

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Excursion Parry, —An excursion party

| numbering between 150 und 200 came

Over from Pictou by the Amelia today, bringing a band of music with them. The 8.eamer arrived about one o'clock and leaves On return to Pictou about four.

Boys’ Baicgape Parabe.— The memt¢ers of the 4th Regiment, C. A. Baud will me at @ quarter to ten o’clock in the be J rooms, to morrow morning, tO proces. oO Camp Brighton aod march the buy>’ Brigade to morning service. By order, W. M. Galbraith, bandmaster,

AN IsLanpeR Drownepv.—John D Gor- man, sged 24, an employe of tne Hastings Saw Mill Co.at Village Bay, British Columbia, fell off a boom ot logs and was drowned, July 12th. Gcrman was a nat~ ive Cf Mansfield, PE I,and had been in British Columbia for several years.

Puan of reserved seats for the i)lustrat- ed lecture on Souch Africa. “Land of the Briton and Boer,” by Mr Robert P Bell, was Opened yesterday and judging by tne number of tickets a'ready sold the theatre will be well filled Mouday nigat. Reserved seats may be had at Medical MHall_ or Rankin’s Drug Store.

From MontreaL.—The steamer Cams pana called at Charlottetown yesterday afternoon with a good freight anda large bumber Of paseengers, nearly all of whom are making the round trip ‘he Campana returns to Charlottetown from Pictou on Monday aad will leave for Montreal via intermediate ports about seven o’clock on that evening. Her oxvtward cargo wiil be made up largely of cats, eggs and cheese.

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New Iyventions.—Messrs. Marion & Marion, New York Life Building, Mon- tresl, furnish us the following list of pa- tents recently granted by the Amerivan government to Canadian Inventors, The loventors Help wil! be cent to any address upon receipt of 10 cents :—Victor Lahais, Montreal, Canada— Wainecotting ; Annie C. B. Macdonald, Toronto, Canaca —

—Bicycle seat-~post; Louis N. Nadeau, St. Athanase, Canaia—Wagon-pole tip; Frark N. Burnett, Toronto, Canada— Fire-Escape; Frank O'Neil, Wallaceburg, Canada ~ Machine tor wanufacturing glass articles.

idieandliieials A Bap Acoipent.—This worniege ahout ten o’cleck, Mr. George Cuuusu:-, of

Winsloe Roaa, met with avery pawini accident. He was driving along Victoria Row when his horse became frightened by a bicycle and bolted. The old man tried to stop him but failed. The horse turned up Queen Street and into tbe south market square. Mr. Cujmore bad a very insecure seai on the wagoo, and when it jolied over the sidewalk he was thrown off and fell between che ebafte. One of tne hiod wuoeels passed over Mr.Cudmore’s body. Wheu he was picked up a very bad cut was found in the back of his head, thought to nave been done by the

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IT IS NONSENSE to say that t cause |

you have bad cough you are going to have consumption; but it is safer and better to cure it with Adamsor’s Botanic Cough Balsam than to letit run. 25¢

all druggists.

Dr. H. P. Wright, Dentist at Mt. Stewart, in order to extand the radius of bis practice is giving speciai inducements Jastisg until September Ist, duridg which time be will epend a week in each of four places as followa;—July 29th to Aug. O:b, at Morell; Aug. 5th to 12:h,at Head of Si. Peter’s Bay; 12th to 19th at Peake’s Station; 19th to 26th at Cardigan Bridge. julyl7 tf.

TEA axp SociaL.—The committee in charge of tue Tea and Social 'o he held at Watermere on Tuesday, July 24th, ina d of Charioitetowo Hospital, beg to tenacr thanks fordcnation of $5.00 from Mr. Hammond, representative of Hudon Hebert, Montreal. All donations wi!! be thankfully received by the Superioress u! the hospital. aot.

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king bolt cf tLe wagon. He was taken to | Reddin Bros.’ drugstore, w here he was at- ' tended to,

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Islanders coming home to spend the summer,thoee who are proud of what the brave Islanders have done in South Africa, should get a photograph of the lsland contingent, just as a remem~

brance. For sale at C. J. Mitchell’s book store,Queen Street, opposite Prowse Bros Price 35 cents and oue dollar.

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AMATEUR PHOTO SUPPLIES...

We keep in stock a full line of Photo Supplies of all kinds in- cluding.

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MEET ME AY THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE.

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Crash Skirts

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$1.90 for 90c each. $1.60 for $1.20 each. SI 7 for $1.46 each 0 for $1.55 each.

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We Are

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With you; sometimes in the middle; sometimes you get the lion’s shace; »ometimes not so much ; in any case, we divide with you.

If there is a roul in this city with a cent to spend for sum- mer, they should accept this hint and come here while we aie dividing prices on

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TRIMMED HATS.

25 dozen summer vests 5c each.

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