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Sa Some gee d catches of salmon are sported a) Morell rep ‘s
Look oul fur the enlarged Datty Ex- 4MINER OD Monday.
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1. 0. O. F.—Election of officers in Wil- dey Lodge t night. Full attendance re- quested
nnaliathatasiil TeLErHoN®.—To-motrow being a holi-
day, the telephone office will be open only during the same hours as on Sundays. ile scale Tur Rev. Dr. Carman, General Super- intendent of the Methodist Church of Canada will preach in the First Methodist Church next Sunday morning and evening siacteaialicuae Tue Antictery Bann, under the leader- ship of Mr. J hn Worth, give a very en- joy able promenade concert in (Queen Square Gardens last evening. There was a large audience.
Txock License.—All truckmen who have not paid their license by the Ist July, will be sued for same alter chat date. By order, Robt. Vaniderstine, City Collector.
June 28 3i. —_——o--—— Quvestions.—A poll will be held wlis, N. S., on July 7th, for the of deciding whether the town ke over the electric light plant, if a Scott Act imapector was
¢ Caapaup Tea,—Remember the Tea apaud to-morrow. Tickets for return
p by the Jacques Cartier, which will include the Tea Party, may be obtained from Mr. J. H. Barns on the Steam Navi gation Co's. Wharf.
Gosre. Meetive —Remember the Gos- pel meeting in McLeod's Hall, Sunday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, conducted by the railway men. Strangers always welcome. Lesson~ Proverbs, 10-1: “‘A wise son maketh a glad father.”
Postace TO NEWFOUNDLAND. — Com- mencing to morrow, July Ist, the postage rate on letters to Newfoundland will be reduced to three cents per ource, and news- papers from office of publication will go free to subscribers, as m Canada.
Sr. Perer’s CATHEDRAL ae next
nday: Holy Communion at a. 1m. mbeeat, he antanen of P. E Island. Matins at 10.15: Holy Communion at 11 a.m. Preacher, Rev. A. A. Bryant. Evensong at 7 p.m. Preacher, the Arch- deacon of P. E. Island.
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TueaTrica —The Josie Mills Company are playing to small houses in St. John.
H. Price Webber has ordered a new set of scenery to replace that destroyed at Truro a few weeks ago, and expecta to he all ready for the road again about the middle of August.
# Case Ser TLep.—The hearing of the ro slander brought by Daniel McLeod, town clerk of Springhill, N. 8., against Alex. D. Ferguson, also of Springhill, aud one of the candidates at the late municipal elections, after occupying the attention of the Supreme Court for three sessions, has been settled in favor of the defendant.
Coxscrence Money.--An Ontario man has remitted eighteen dollars as conscience money to the Customs Department, Ot- tawa. The case is an extraordinary one. Meney of this kind usually comes in anony~ mously. The remitter first of all owned up, asked the amount ¢ f duty and then for- warded it.
For Boston. — The steamer Carroll, Captain Hansen. lefc for Boston lass even- ing with the following passengers : Mrs Dogherty, P Dogherty, Jas Dogherty, Peter Dogherty, M A Dogherty, D Me. Kenzie, Mrs Jas Grant, Jas Grant, Mra Jas Rose, Mrs D Melntyre, P_E Cantwell, M Showell, Benj Smith, Mrs Crehan, Mrs B McKenzie, Charles McMillan, D Praught, Miss Whelan, Mrs P Murray, Alice Murray, M E Hyde, Mr C Hyde, R Watts, J Scott, M Sigsworth, B Kelly J T Monaghan, M Morrson, D McLeod, P Drain, P H Long, A Dogherty, F Dogh- erty, Jas Munroe, P Hill, Miss Coady, Misses Ulive, H Edmonds, A Campbell, Miss McGee and Mra Hamil. The cargo of the Carroll included 1790 cases lobsters, 1355 cases eggs and 357 bags potatoes.
A Brave Act.—A Halifax despatch says: Two brothers, named Evan and Ave Negus, aged 14 and 15, belonging to Rastern Passage, rowed across the channel to McNab’s island to dig clame. The dory upset and the boys were precipitated into the water. Two delicate little girls, sisters, named Mary and Bridget Black, aged 12 and it years, witnessed the accidext from the island and immediately launched a boat and rowed to the assistance of the drowning boys. Evan clung to the boat and it was difficult to get at him, as the boat oscillated around, and the weight of the al. most unconscious boy kept part of it beneath the water, The little girls got Evan into the boat, and Mary Black, aged only 14, onde a desperate clutch at the other boy as he went dowa, and at arm's length below the surface, got hold of his hair; but his hair was cut short and there wae no hold, so he savk. The girls then rowed the boy they had saved to land and worked with him until he returned to con
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Summer Corsets!
The “ Ventilator” Corset fills perfectly the long-felt want of a perfect yet inexpensive Sum- mer Corset, We have it in all sizes and confi- dently recommend it.
Summer Hosiery !
If you are partial to Stainless Slack Silk Hesiery, try our famous ‘Corticelli” make. They are the perfection of form, finish and color
Summer Gloves!
A full variety is always in stock at eur Glove Counter. Kid, Silk, Taffeta and Liale—all sizes of Gloves for all sizes of hands. Our Misses Kid Gloves are excellent for wear, and we keep them in a Jarge variety of shades and sizes.
BEER BROS,
One Case WHITE WEAR, in Night Dresses, etc., opened this morning.
Weather Bu '‘etin.
Tor sro, June 30.—10 a. m. Light to moderate winds; fine and warm,
Local and Other items.
Tae Examiner will not be issued to- morrow— Dominion Day.
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Losster Fisutnc —The lobater fishing at Launching last week is reported good; and at Murray Harbor it said to be improving.
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Cottectine Taxes —It is stated that last week the town officials of Truro issued 286 warrants of distraint for the collection of taxes,
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Tae NorTrHuMeBeRLANp arrived here from Pictou shortly before eleven o'clock last night, and left for Pictou this morning at eight o clock.
Hap a Goop Timz.— St. Joseph's College Band returned from Prince Edward Island yesterday. They report a very enjoyable time. —Transcript.
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Tue Firemen’s TouRNaMENT.—Some relics of the late firemen’s tournament arrived by express lastevening, and may be seen at Large’s restaurant.
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Cricker.—-The Phcenix Cricket Club are arranging for a match game of cricket on the park grounds to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. All members are requested to be present.
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To Work on THE Rattway.—The Monc- ton Transcript says :— A number of Prince Edward Islanders pessed through here last evening en rou'e to Bangor, Me., to work ou the railway,
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A Snuc Prorir.—The Ottawa electric street railway has declared a dividend of 8 per cent, as the result of last year’s opera- tions, besides tucking away a goodly sum to rest account.
Fionie.—The Baptist Schoo! picnic to-mor- row will be held at Shaw’s Wharf, as this is the most convenient and*beautiful spot on the West River. Accommodation for a gocd crowd, Come along.
Hore:, Acapia.—The orchestra of the Hotel Acadia, Tracadie Beach, arrived here on Wednesday and entered upon their duties yesterdsy. Last evening there was a very enjoyable dance. The .members of the orchestra are from the New England Conser- vatory of Music, Boston. There will be music daily and dancing in the evening.
Sra View Hore, Bracktey Pornt—This popular seaside resort wil! open for th» sea- son on Saturday, July Ist. Since last sum- mer the house has been much improved and a new addition built, giving more accommodation. The patrons of the Sea View will ve glad to know that Mrs. Houston will, as usual, personally supar- intend the table and cuisine.
Domixton Day.—There will be special fares along the line of railway to-uorrow. There will also be an excursion to Pictou in the Northumberland, horse races at Summerside, tea party, horse races, etc., at Souris, tea party at Fort Augustus, tea party at Crapaud, Baptist picnic at West Piver; Tea at Hunter River, ete. Any one of these events will be well wor hy of patron
onage.
Hap a Bic Time.—The Halifax Chron- icle says : The delegates from P. E. Island and Nova Scotia spent a very enjoyable evening on Friday en route homewards, which will be long remembered by those who participated therein. Clever and amusing speeches were made by Mr. Davies, M. P., Premier Fielding and Peters, Attorney General Longley, A. B. McKenzie and others. Songs were sung and stories told, and at a late hour they parted, after singing ‘‘Auld Lang Syne” and ‘God Save the Queen.”
Ratner Romantic.—A romantic mar- riage is to take place in Montreal next week, Madame Debellefeuille, widow of a well known colonel of that name, who died three years ago, and a Chicago man being the contracting parties. After the hus- band’s death the widow went to Chicago, and after corresponding in « matter of business with the wealthy westerner, affairs took a serious turn, photos were exchangel, and although the couple have never met they were soon engaged to be married. Madame Debellefeuille will see her future husband for the first time a few drys before the day fixed for the wedding.
Dr. Brices’ Prepiction.—About twenty- five hundred people heard Rev. Dr. Charles A. Briggs, of Union Theological Seminary, New York, preach on Sunday evening last. It was expected from the subject selected, “Church Unity,” that the doctor would refer to his trial for heresy by the General Assembly ot the Presbyterian church, but he refrained from mentioning it. He pre- dicted that in time all Protestants and
toman Catholics would be united, under one standard creed and break down the barriers which have in a great degree hindred the evangelization of ail nations.
Drugs Are Necessary for the cure of disease. It is also necessary that al! drugs should be absolutely pure, otherwise their action cannot be depended on.
We handle only the purest Drugs and Chemicals, and guarantee their purity.
A. S. JOHNSON, ju28 Cor. Kent and Prince Streets.
STAMINAL
is a valuable food and tonic for the warm weather.
It Sup»lies the vital principles of BEEF and WHEAT with HYPOPHOSPHITES,
YOU MAY
imitate, you may emulate, you may
approximate, you may equal, but COLUMBIA BICYCLES cannot be excelle?, Do You Ride a Columbia ? R. M. YOUNG,
jud Ageat for P. E. Island. |
A OES ET ce ny BP ac ne ~ FRIDAY, JUNE 30. 1898.
Charlottetown, June 21. 1893.
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YOULL BUY ME
During June and July.
I'm the Onyx Stainless Black Cotton Hosiery
with double heels and toes, plain and ribbed. A STARTER
I will not stain your feet or garments, and
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will withstand the effect of repeated washings. KI D t [ OV Tvs I'm for sale only at ES
STANLEY BROTHERS. ti
Cast Your Eyes ON THIS LIST!
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Very Conspicuous ! FOR LOWEST PRICES, FOR LATEST STYLES,|THE SUITS
For High-Grade Readymade Clothing, for MEN and BOYS, made from our make of Tweeds,
WE HAVE BECOME CONSPICUOUS.
McKAY WOOLEN COMPANY, NORTH SIDE MARKET SQUARE.
Charlottetown, June 23, 1893 —dy eod & wy
Cheaper Than Patches
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seus ae Gloves Half Price & Less.
MEN’S ALL-WVOL PANTS, from our own best
rai i. eS PT Teer eee eee $2 50 WE ARE SELLING! RTE Glick. bid ince ps’ bidedd vices tebe 2 25 BOYS’ Be ivucihcddih <Gimadd «dle From 75c. to 1 25 BOYS' BLUE SERGE PANTS ..............-. 49 MEN’S TWEED EE EE Fo aE 1 00 R S ATURD AY In fact, if you buy READY-MADE CLOTHING | yourus ALL-WOOL “ |... 1 25 SALE FO ;
MEN'S - keene $1.25 to 1 50
Afternoon and Evening.
they require such a long time to wear out that you
| Thousands of Patterns to select from.
won't wish to patch them.
AST WEEK we purchased a ‘big job line of LADIES’ KID GLOVES, in Black and Colored, at a big discount.
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FORT AUGUSTUS
THE Parishioners of Fort Augustus intend
holding a Grand Tea Party on the beautiful grounds of Mr, Stephen O’Hare, adjoining Hag- gerty'’s Wharf,
On Dominion Day,
IN AID OF THE CHURCH FUNDS.
Tables will be provided with all the delicacies of the season, and presided over by a Vigilant committee.
A good Saloon will be on the grounds, well stocked with all kinds of temperate drinks, atc.
Dancing Rooths snd all other amusements usual on such occasions will be provided by the committee.
A St‘ amer will leave Ferry Wharf at 9 o’cloek a. m. and 12 o'clock, noon, for Haggarty’s Wharf, returning same evening at 6 o'clock.
Return Tickets by Steamer, including Tea, 50 grate; to be had on board of boat on the day of
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The best of order will be kept on the grounds by alive committee, and any person found sell- ing intoxicating drinks shal] be dealt with as the law directs without distinction of persons.
Nome one, come all, as the ladies ef Fort Augustus are determined to excel the reputation they have hitherto epjuyed respecting good Teas.
Admission to the grounds, ineluding Tea, 25 cents; children under 12 years, half price,
Tea on the table at 12 o’clock, sharp.
By order of Committee.
TEAPARTY|
J. H. CUMMISKY, Secretary. Fort Augustus, June 21, 1893,
5,000
Men, Women and Children: Wanted at the
SOURIS TEA PARTY
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Souris Driving Park, aa
DOMINION DAY, JULY Ist, 1893.,
j =e RACING, Bicycle Racing, Tug | of War, Dancing and ali the usual | outdoor sports will be carried out in the} approved style. | Excursion Tickets at low rates will be | isaned from Charlottetown and interme- | diate Stations. Trains will leave Charlottetown at 7.30) (local), and arrive at Souris at 12 o'clock. | Returning, will leave Souris about 5| o'clock. | Tickets at one single fare will be issued | from all Stations on that day and on the day before, good to return on the following | | |
Monday.
Everybody in search of fun expected. Admission to grounds, 25c. Admission to grounds, with Tea Ticket, 35¢c. Chil- | dren half price. GEO. B. McEACHERN,
jui—dy eod & wy Secretary.
T°? LET—A comfortable Cottage on Upper | Hillsboro Street, containing fem ~~
besides kitchen, pantry, etc, . p- ply to W, Laren. tf—jn%®
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some extra good values.
Some are odd lines, some are complete.
~TO EXTERMINATE THE PEST
Lot 1, at 35 Cents,
A Four-buttoned Kid, in Greys, Tans and Browns, in large sizes, only 7}, 74, 7]. 8, at 355 cents, regular value $1.00, at WEEKS’.
5 * . ———_—_ I ED l Pir Pari [T Lot 2%, at 69 Cents, 5 A 7-hook Lacing Black Kid, all sizes, 53
to 7}, at 69 cents, regular value $1.15, at WEEKS’,
YOU MUST USE———
Lot 3, at 66 Cents.
The ‘*OChicago” Glove, sold as a big bargain at $1.00. Our price on this line for Saturday and evening, 66 cents, at WEEKS’.
CERTAIN TO KILL!
No, we don’t sell Canadian mixture for the Government, neither do we label the Canadian pure Paris Green, but we do sell the ONLY REAL, GENUINE ARTICLE, put up in Tins with
Safety Cover "Ar. EK. DAWSON.
Charlottetown, June 21, 1893
Lot 4, at 89 Cents.
An cdd line of Colored Gleves, in sizes 5} to 74, in 4 stud button, at 89 cents, regular price $1.25, guaranteed.
As these Gloves are the best goods, the sizes and lines will be quickly broken.
W. iA. WEEKS & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail,
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Come early and secure one of our NOBBY SPRING SUITS. Hundreds are taking advantage and leaving their orders daily with us. Our Cloths are very attractive—new shades and patterns. If you rea never had the pleasure of wearing our make of Suits Daly PaW give a trial order, and be convinced that we are the Enea Clothing, SUMGE fon eee ee te Suit, we have a lot of our own make. :
We have a large stock of Furnishings, Shirts, Ties, Collars, Underclothing, etce., aed me
Charlottetown, June 16, 1893.
BULLETIN NO 19,
Cream ef Tartar Powders: WOUDILL’S GERMAN, Victoria.
Cream of Tartar Powders containiug Ammonia ;
ROYAL,
Princess.
‘There is no such official in existence as the Government Analyst of Ontario,’
THOMAS MACFARLANE,
Chief Analyst, Inland Revenue Dept., Ottar
Db. A. BRUCE.
Charlottetown, May 20, 1893*
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