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Great Sale of Women’s Chocolate Boots and Shoes

We have a large and well assorted stock of women’s chocolate Ox- fords and laced and but- toned voots As we do not care to carry these lines over, we offer them at

90 p. c. Discount for Cash

They are all on fash. ‘onable lasts and dark rich colors. Here are few of the prices :

A dark Chocolate

Oxford, soft fine kid, tales wide tee $1.20

A lighter shade, better quality

A dark Chocolate lac- ed boot, fine quality, gyod broad toe

A rich Chocolate, laced or buttoned, extra fine qual by

Alle) & Ud

Ch’town, P. E. I, EOS CAA — SE

Hot TIMES IN THE®2=> O01 TOWN

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weather refreshments there is no reason why you should suffer We have a choice as- sortme of Syrups and Lime Juice to offer you, 25c a Bottie, We have also Pure Eng- lish Lime Juice on draft, 15¢ a Pint,

See eur assortment jbefere

purchasing elsewhere,

Webster & Mackay

Ideal Grocery,

‘or Kent & Gt. George Sts. Telephoue 199.

Successor to,Davison & Co.

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Seftis her fingers wander o’er The yielding planks of the ivory

When a Woman Proposes

To buy a piano, she wants to get the best value for her money. She wants a piano to give satisfaction, no old instrument with a tin pan soand will satisfy her. :§if she buys a

Heintzman

She will have the best of sat- isfactien. She'll have a piano recommended by the laading musicians of the world. Come to our sale rooms and exam- ine them. Always welcome.

Miller Bros

Queea Street. Coanolly’s Buildiag.

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 6,

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DipatHerRia,.—A case of diphtheria is reported on Pownal Street. The patientjis

recovering. me H. B. C.—Meeting of the Hillsboro Boatisg Club this evening io their club

room at 8 o’clock.

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Masowio.—Victoria Lodge, Neo. 2, will hold a general meetiog and first degree at 8 o’clock this evenicg.

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Tae Pross.—Moderate to fresh south- west and west winds fair. Tuesday —west winds; fair and warmer.

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Tae Campana,—Ihe Campaua ie due here from Pictou this afieracon abou: five o’clock, She sails hence for Montrea'.

Sr. Duwnsran’s Uaraeprat.—Father Flynn, of Mount Vernon, N. Y., preached an able sermon ia Ss. Dunstao’s Cathedral at nine o’clock mass yesterday. He crosses to Pictou to-morro¥,.

Cricxer.—There will be a general meet- ing of the members of the Phoenix Cricket Clubin Dr. Marray’s office on Monday evening next at 8o’clock. As business of ———- is to be considered a full at- tendance is requested. 2i.

Arrer tax Fire.—The Stevenson build ing on Queen Street ia being painted and otherwise fitted up afterthe fire. Mr. Stevenson will move back into the corner store assoonas itie made ready. We have not heard who will occupy the other store.

6.CigricaL Retreat.—A retreat for the clergy of the province will this week be beld at St. Dunstan’s College. The retreat begins this evening. It will be preached by Father Kenny, S.J, Father Kenny preached an able sermon in St. Dunetan’s Cathedral yesterday. During the retreat there will be a priest stationed at the palace and another at Summerside.

Porice Covar.—Joseph Carr was this moroing‘fined $4.00 or 20 days for being drunk and disorderly and using profane language. Peter Keenan, for being drunk and incapable was fined $4 or 20 days, H.McNeill for being drunk and incapable was fined $2 or 10 days. A similar fine was im upon J.;Mctovnis, who was also charged with drunkeness. The case of Alice Hawkins, charged with violating the Liquor Regulation Act, was continued for one week.

FoxeraL Yesterpay.—The funersl of the late Mrs. Henniker was held yesterday afternoon, from her late residence, Wyther Grange, Winsloe, the interment taking place at Milton Cefhetery. The impressive Epiecopal Church service was held at Milton Church, the Rev. T. B. Reagh, Rector, officiating. Ex-Msyor Dawson, Capt. Leigh. R. N., Dr. Warburton and Thomas Handrabam, Edmund Horne and Thomas Pierce, Esquires, were the pall bearers. The funeral was exceptionelly Jarge, being attended by friends not only from the surrounding country but from Charlottetown, testifying in no small de- gree tothe high esteem in which the deceased lady was beld.

A¥® ULv ab> "ELL UR1ED REMEDY.— Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fitty years by mill‘one of mothers for their children while teething with perfect success. It soothes the child softens the gums, allays the pain, curee wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhea. It is pleasant 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 Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup.

—The crucial question at the next Do- minion election will be whether Tarte or Sir Charles Tupper is to manage the pub- lic affairs of this Canada of ours,

—If—as the reportof to-day states— the Britieh have Christian De Wet sur~ rounded, they also have Ex-President Steyn in their toils.

Wanis, Lost & Found

ROBERTS & CO,, sdtitsts

PEOPLE’S BANK BUILDING MONTREAL.

12 year’s Examiner in U.8. Patent Office. ee Fn oe PAY, Write for Red OOK,

BOY WANTED.—As apprentice at THE EXAMINER Office.

LOST.—Between Watermere and People’s Cemetery, a gentleman’s light overcoat. Liberal reward offered for its recovery.

iehes price paid for ladies and gents left off clothing. Call at their residence for them. Drop a card in the Post Office, or call to Richmond Street, opposite Nelson Bros. Mrs, Kirby, Clothing Store

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FOR SALE OR TO; LET.—"Watermere.’

erat ee a = —pounne ome on, Geo. W. w or to D. C.

MeLeod, Solicitor. eo

June 29th, tf.

FOR SALE.—At @ bargain, one 30-horse ae boiler{and engine, Apply to George KH.

ull, 10 ims eod.

* WANTED.--A re servant man.

A to Mr Edward eld. eee 2nd inst. Ladies hepicgatabel between Steam Navigation Cos

Prince’ St. Finder 1 pe suit ably rewarded by leaving at this office.

BOR SALB.

29 Building Lots for sale 50x100, will oe sold cheap. Also two Dwelling Honses on Highland Avenue, together with our whe'e stock of Crockery Glass @ware an’ G. cee. ea, ete.

*, MONAGHAN, Queen Street,

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PERSONAL.

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Lieutenant Beer went west this morp~ ing. Rev. J. K. Fraser went to Kensington today. em gees Mr. R. B. Norton went to Pictou this morning. : Mr. 8. P. Paoli left this morning on & j business trip to the mainland, a Mr. Charles Fawcett, of Sackville, N. B., registered at the Hotel Davies on Saturday night. war} ¥} zs Judge Warburton came to the city from Souris today. He goes to Murray River his afternoon. “a ko eo Mies Rattray, who has been visiting feioads in Moneton, returned to Char- lortetown on Saturday night. \fiee Maggie Thomeon crossed to Pictcu » the Princess today, on a two weeks vixit to friends in Nova Scotia.

Mrs. James Warburton was @ passenger hy this morning’s train from the east. She was in Souris over Sunday. itu %s@

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Mre. (Dr.) Gordon, of Halifax, who has been visiting relatives in Charlottetown, left this morning on return to her home.

Miss Moore, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Haszard, left this morn~ ing onreturn to her home in Sussex, N. B. $8 ie

Mr. Archibald Kenredy, Mrs. McLean, Mise McLaurin and Mise Bearisto, will be pessengers by the Campana this evening en route to Montreal. «84° —.

Mrs, Frank Jost leftthis morning for Boston. She was accompanied by her two sisters, Mrs, Charles Dunbar, of Taunton, and Mrs. Charles Chase, of New Bedford.

Mr. Neil McQuarrie, barrister-atelaw, accompanied by his son, drove into Char- lottetown from Summerside yesterday. They return today.

Mr. Eben E. Macleod and wife left this _ morning on return to their home in Chix, cago. They will remain a few days in Mopvcton with Mr. Maclegd’s sister, Mrs. Thompson..

Mesers. J. F. Whear, James Waddell and D. R, McLenne left this morning for Halifax, where they will attend a meeting of the Grand Lodge of theI. O..O. F. Mesers. Geo. Waller, P. Bridges, A. W. Mitchell and W. C. Whitlock leave to- morrow morning. There will also te three delegates from Svmmereide and three from Alberton.

Quen Victoria, born in 181%, has sur- vived three of her nine children. Those who have died are her third, fourth and eighth children, as follows:

Born. Died Princess Alice............. 1843 1878 Pricce Alfred ........- a ae 1900 Prince Leopold......... ... 1853 1884

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ADAMSON’S BOTANIC BALSAM has gained a reputation which places it in the fron; sanke of curative agente. It has been in the market about thirty yeare, It is recommended by the best physicians because it cures conghe and colds every time; 25c. al) druggists.

Se es DIED

Suddenly, st Marebfield, on Sunday, Aug 5:h, at the residence of his daughter,

ory ae, Me

An Anoiogy

On account of a number of our clerks being on their holidays, we were unable to wait on the im- mense crowds that visited “My Store” Saturday.

So we have decided to give you

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SNAPS

all the week:

And asa number of our clerks have returned we

will be able to serve you well. K ( a]

Yours Very Truly

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Mrs. Wm. Miller, Robert Bovyer, Sf.» formerly of Bunbury, Lot 48, in the 72nd year of his age.

[Funeral on Tuesday at 2.30, from Marshfield to Cross Roads cemetery. ]

ENGINEER GRAHAM.

Of Monotrea), Cured of Diabetes by Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

Montreal, Aug, 6.—Proof positive and convincing bas been already given in Mon treal, that Dodd’s Kidnev Pills are the only sure cure for that dread disease Diabetes. And day after day fresh evidence comes to light, topmake the proofmore emphatic and convincing.

Engineer James @rabam,50 Victoria Square, eays:—“I suffered with Diabetes for six years. One of the best doctors told me I cou!d not be cured.

“T read ot Dodd’s Kiduey Pills and de« cided to try them. Three boxes made me well, andI have not suffered from Diabetes since.”

Such cures as this prove the efficacy of Dodd’s Kidney Pills. ,

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“WANTED.-A nurse girl to take charge of one child, A to Mrs C V MeGregor, t to Methodist aieh oe

WANTED.—A girl to assist in genera hossewerr. Apply to Mrs. Lapthorne, cor

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