KINDERGARTEN

Principal - Miss Wathen Primary ])ept. - Miss Barrett

Re-opens Tuesday, Septem ber 4th, 1960, Lower flat Kindergarten Building, Prince Btreet.

Bl arlottetown's School of Music Director Prof. W. H. Watte.

Mies Smallwood’s Clasres Tuesday, September 4th, 1900. : The Directors Clasees on Monday, Sep- ten, ber 24th, 1900, upstairs Kindergarten.

F.S. MOORE, Ksqa.,

WE WANT HOUSEKEEPERS

To come ingandjleok over ou Our stock is fine and fresh and guaranteed to be We keep every- that

resume

groceries,

satisfactory.

thing in our line if

necessary

Housekeeping

The prices, well, we want you to see them when you are look ing at the goods. Their cheap ness will surprise you.

Driscoll & Hornsby

QUEEN STREET. |

For

School Books School Supplies

The latest in

#=xercise Beols, Soribbless, ote.

Everything For The Student.

BESZARD & MOOR

Su anyside, SR We ee es, D, WcKvers & Co

Stock Exchange Building, Montreal. Dealers in New York Stocks, cotton and grain,

1-8 per cant Commission each day

Direct wires with New York to wvery faquty fer execuung or:lers promptly. e

e Cerrespendence scfisited,

DOMESTIC ECONOMY

Said Brown unto his wife one day, **We’ve nothing left to eat ;

If things go on in this queer way, We can’t make both ends meet.”

Ilis wife replied in words discreet, “Oh, we won't be badly fed ;

If you can make but one end meat, 1'll mae the other bread ? ‘

Chicago News, __ BUI COOD WIFE!

You can’t make yood Briad, if you don’t use good Flour. It’sa mistake many people make in buying Ficur as well as other things, in thinking they are using tconomy by buyiag a cheap grade but it generally proves the dear- est in the end. When in want cf Four give us a call; we keep most of the standard brands and can onote as low prices as anyone in

the trade. ant.) ROSE TH.

'his is one of the finest flavored Teas on the marke’, give ita trial

28c! per ‘Ib. Try « bottle of our pure heme- made Raspberry Vinegar, per bottle. drink.

25e¢

It makes a splendid

Free delivery, Telephone cor-!

F, Maddigan & Co

Lower Queen Street.

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THE ADILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN SEPTEMBER 27, 1y00

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ONLY FOUR BOXES

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Of Dodd’s Kidney Pil’s Were Needed to | Cure Mr, Willis.

Woodstock, Ont., Sept. 24.—There are many Woodstock people who owe their | sood health, and othera who are indebied for their livea, to Dodd’e Kidney Pills. —

Among the former is Mr. Masa Willis, 295 Dundas Street, who has recent!y made bis story public. _e

“Wor several yeare,” says Mr. Willie, “I have enffered trom Kidney Troubles, pain in the «mel! of my back, etc. I got slight relief from some of the various medicines I nsed, My son, who was cured by Doda’s Kidney Pille, urged mse to try them. I didso. IT have used four boxes and can safely eav T am cured.”

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When « youug men appreaches you and begins telling bow hi nest he 1e, boli your haodson your pocket book,

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Some people would fiad fault in hea-

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| Minard’s Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.

Even the best regulated family has its disagreements now ond then. eS spcititicatihaladiesiaahitnte To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, All ruggists refund the monty it fails to cure Sc, E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box

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A man likes to ve wid te is handsome, even if be knows he is pot.

Wizard's Liniment cures Dandruff.

that men

A prominent druog,ist says use more bairdye they women,

Blobbse—I can detect counterfeit money by the touch.

Slobhs - Doesn’t queer ?

it make you feel

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DR. A. W. CHASE'S CATARRH CURE... 5c.

is sent direct to the diseased parts by the Improved Blower. Heals the ulcers, clears the air Passages, stops droppings in the throat and permanantly cures Catarrh and Hay Fever. Blower free. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co., Toronto and Buffalo.

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The woman who expecte to live a happy married .ife ought to know how to

cook.

| Minard’s Lin'ment cures Burns, etc.

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Women not only crorsa bridge before ehey come to it, bu. they ate first-class wridge- builaers.

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nard’s Liviment for sale everywhere.

Examiner Calendar FOR S<PTEMBER

MOON’S CHANGES. First Quarter, 2nd, Full Moon, 8th. Tast Quarter, 15th§ New Meon, 23rd.

>) of Day of We’k M

High Water Sun

lt eeslaciinges mae |Mui * Aft’n ‘eae Sets.

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1) Saturday 226 25115 30 '6 28 2| Sunday 3) 34t} 31 | 26 3{ Monday 425) 452) 32 | 24 4 Tuesday 5°58} 6 24 33 | 22 5|Wednesday| 7 72} 7 5C;} 35 20 Thursday "| 829 85%| 36 | 18 Friday 9 241 9 52; 37 | 16 8iSaturday | 10 4 1081) 38 | 14 9 Sunday 10 45) 11 13} 40 | 12 10 Monday 11 20} 11 48} 41 | 10 {1 Tuesday 0 4 0 33) 42 | 8 \2 Wednesday | 0 311 1 | 43 6 13'Thursday | 115] 143) 45 | 4 14 Friday 2 8 237| 4 | 2 LS Saturday 310; 338 47 | #1 16 Sunday 433) 5 0} 48 5 59 17 Monday 5 57) 6 22) 60 57 18 Tuesday 2 7% 2 | 19;|Wednesday| 8 0| 8 22} 52 | 53 £0 Thursday | 8 33) 9 S| 54 51 2i| Friday 9 22) 9 43| 55 | 49 22'Saturday’ | 9 561017) 56 | 47 23'Sunday 10 30, 10 59) 58 | 45 24\Monday | 10 54/11 6 59 | 43 25| Tuesday 1 18 11 40,60 41 26)Wednesday | 1 39 11 52} 39 27| Thursday 010 O33 2 | 38 28) Friday 0 42; 106 3 35 29|Saturday 1 ot 44 4 33 30|Sunday 2 27;66 (5 31

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VON WALDERSEE AND THE,

EMPEROR.

i | Count ven Waldersee, who is to | command the allied treops in China, is the only man who has ever been | known to disobey the German Emper- | vr. It happened in this wise. Dur- | ing the manoeuvers of 1895 the Emp- | eror had proposed to the War Council of the day that the enemy’s army should be met the next morning with a front attack. This suggestion was energetically opposed by Waldersee, and his objection won the day, bis owr, plan of a flank attack being accepted

by the majority of the Council. Here- upon the Emperor refused to under- take any responsibility for the next

day’s action, and_ conterded with acting as umpire,

The next appeared eailier than usual on the field, but Count Waldersee was betore him, having arisen and aroused his men at two inthe morning and kept them at a long forced march without halting, be:ng certain that if his troo could stand the stiain his plan ati: ck would succeed. Meanwhile the Emperor waited and waited, but there was no sign of Count Waldersee. His Majesty sent an adjutant to summons the General to come. Count Waldesee returned ans-r that he could not come. The E speror then sent a high staff officer with the same command; but he returned with the same%answer. The #querry-in-Chief, Caunc Wedel, was despatched in quest of the recal- citrant General; but the latter remained obdurate despite all remonstrances. Finally General von Hahnke was asked to summons Count Walderseeto the Emperor; his attempt to induce him to come proved likewise fruitless.

Shortiy after General von Hahnke had left Count Waldersee, the latter’ troops could be seen appearing in the distance. Then the Count galloped offto the Emperor. His Majesty re- ceived him with a frown. ‘You have kept your Emperor waiting along while,’ he said, Count Waldersee answered very formally thai he had issued instructions to his troops the night before, telling them that he _per- sona'ly should remain the whole day at a certain spot, ready to receive and send out messages; that if he had mov- ed from his post he might have spoiled the whole manoeuvres. The Emperor thanked him and drove off, and no cne was able to have word with him for the rest of the day.—Beriin Correspon Gence ‘London Express.’

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This signature is on every box of the genuine

Laxative Bromo-Quinine tabicts the remedy that cures a cold im one day

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WE ARE AUTHORIZED

Tu refnnd the money when

Remick’s Kezéma Cure

fails to cure any cise of Kezema or Piles, no matter of how long standing.

Fursale only at

Macdonald’s Drug Store

Nicut Bein Nurses REGISTER

WANTED.—A competent girl in a em2l] ‘family. NO weshi

‘If Boots must go.

. Applyifto Mra. R. Cc, Goff, Fitzroy ‘treet ilies |

morning the Emperor |

W. HL ST!

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A FOOLISH POSITION.

Sir Wilfrid Laurier was foolish and dishonest in his representation at Soh- mer Park of the action cf the Govern- ment in regard tothe troops sent to South Africa. He was back at his old ‘“‘permitted to enlist” position, which is a false one. Tosay that the

| Government “permitted” the men who

went to South Africa to enlist does not represent the situation. The Government asked men_ to enlist, | appointed officers over them, armed

| them, equipped them, provided them \even with ‘‘emergency rations,” hited transports to take them to South Afri- | ca, obtained a grant fom Parliament |; to pay them. It, in effeci, when it saw | how public opinion was shaping, did | its duty. Those who are opposed to | the country’s taking part in the war | will not be deceived by the Premier’s misrepresentation, while those who think that he did right hold him in centempt for his failure to make _ his words as good as his act. What he is

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| saying will only please and encourage PS | those who are not worthy of such con- Ol | sideration, those who, like Mr Bourassa

and Mr. Monet, refuse to accept the fact that the troops were sent and what that implies. —Montreal Gazette.

Attention has already been called to the extraordinary recoveries from ul- let wounds susta ned during the course of the South Africancampaign which when at first falling under observation, were regarded as fatal. The curious case has just been recorded of ‘froop- er L. A. Palmer, of the Australian Horse, wh~ nearly six months ago was wounded bya Mauser bullet in the head, and atter Stay in various South African hospitals was invalided home to Europe. A few Gays ago in London, at the University Co.l g: Huspital, Mr. Horsley, the well known surgeon, took a Roentgen ray photo- graph of the bullet apparently em- bedded in the brain of the subject,

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and succeeded in extracting it. Troop-|

er Paliner was fit enough to accompany the colonials in their trip to Windsor, and so far as can be expected he has recovered from his injury.

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A proclamation has been issued an- nouncing that the Burghers who volun- tarily surrender wi.l not be sent out of the country, but will be detained in camps at Bloemfontein or Pretoria. In case of their having stock secreted represertatives will be allewed to take charge of thecattle. The localities in which the herds wili be kept will be designated by the commanding officers of the districts.

This proclamation gives g-eat satis- faction to those who are anxious to see the war concluded as it is believed that it will give the coup de grace to the

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Boer resistance. It has been repeates

ly stated that many of the burghers would iay down their arms if they were assured that they would not be sent to =. Helena, or fueyl st} by the Briush.

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‘Iv’s an ill wind that blaws naebody guid.’ Information has been received a" Stirling Castle, that the Boer guerilla leader, De Wet, in one of his recent dashes upon British communications,

falter sheets of the Argyll and Snther- land Highlanders, and they have nei- ther been sent back nor recovered yet. If the papers don’t turn up, the regi- mental black sheep of the A. and S., Highlanders will be able to start afresh with a clean sheet.

Wornout Nerves.

80 Weak sha Couldn't Sleep or Work— Hands Tremble —Could Scarcoly Walk —Restored by Dr. Cnaso’s Nerve Food.

Mrs. Margaret lron, Tower Hill, N. , B., writes:---‘‘ Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food nas done me a world of gocd. I was 60 weak that I could not walk twice the length of the house. My hands trembi*d so that I could not carry a pint of water. I was tuo nervous te sleep, and unable to do work of any kind.

“ Since using Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food I have been comipiete.y restored. I can walk a mile without any inconvenience. Though 76 years o!d, and quite fleshy, I do my own housework, ad consider- able sewing, knitting, and ceading be- sides. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food has proved of inestimable value to me.”

Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is the world’s greatest restorative for pale. weak, ner- veus men, women, and children. hye pill form, 50 cents a box, at all cdealera, or Edmanson, Bates & Co.. Toronto.

Don’t cough, use Dr. Chase’s Syrup . — and Turpentine, 25 cents a attle,

Attending the Convention, we would like you to caliin and look over a large line of “S.hvol Helps,” we have just received. No difference if you do not «ish to buy, come in and ses them. Ask to see our Wedgw-ed Note Paper.

'} MITCHLLU'S BOOKSTORE

: Queen St. BBP rO2? A CeO® DEE BRO. CGR

DPwOlT VWLOT O46 CO OM.) D

Opp. Prowse’,

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THE BIG CLEARANCY SALE OF

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ov Of MY prem; : July 15 last, four ply ‘beta black sa: one red aod wh asta?

year old.) one white nod a Mitts *hite (cue year Old.) Unsiless we tae wittin ten days and Claimed they will be soid by Saturday, 22nd day o of two o’clock, p m, sover expenees,

JOSEPH Glene, Sept. llth, ae DONALD,

Commercial College

The attention of those © thorough and practica) proper P active business life is calied to the ad tages offered by this College, Book, keeping, Com merogia) Law, Arih c Pevmanship, English, Corresponde Business Methods, Shorthand, 7 writing, eté., are taught in the most direg, Bod practical manner, Special artes: is given to locat.ng graJuaies ia business positions, New term Op*ne og MONDAY, AUG. 20:h inst, at 9304 m. Send for proepectus. P.O, !

ISAAC OXENG

Principal and P A vg?—c &w tt. are

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6 The Model Crand —

Range.

The

made,

finest range

Lota of references,

Cook stoves 2s-low as $11.

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Dedd & Rogers.

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CHANCE

iWART & COS STOCE.

must close in a few days—as we have to give up the store, everything

Boots. Boots galore for old and young must go. A lot of ladies boots in the wil-

dow at half price, the balance will be sold at discounts of 30 per cent, 40 per cent and half price, for cash only.

SALE CONDUCTED BY

GOFF BROTHERS

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