THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 11, 1898

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We have just opened a nice Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s

White Canvee Tennis Shoes bey

bave Brown rubber soles and edge,

at imake ay wd loo be serviceable sporting &boe,

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Alle &Goy., The Shoeists of *e™ fire Insurance Protects You

i against the carelessness of your neighbor, as well asthe purely accidental fires. They may come tugou atarny time. If freely insured in my companies you are pro- tected.

E. R. BROW,

Insurance Agent Charlottetown

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‘Walnut Cake 16¢ per Ib ¢ j Fig Cake Ife per Ib ¢ Princess Cake 16e per Ib

j Light Fruit Cake = ' I6e¢ per Ib ¢ y Silver Cake 160 per Ib $ ; Wine Cakes © 10 each ¢

/ Teceruoxe 98. ¢ iD. SFEWART ¢ / ECLIPSE RAKERY ¢ / BAKES BEST BREAD. ¢ |

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Local and Other tems,

Ha Mas? The Flag of the Sons of Temperance is flying at half-mast in memory of the Jate John Scott, Past Grand Scribe.

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Suoe Facrorv.— Fredericton, N. B, is The sum of $30, been subscribed, and the city coungi! has passed a resolution to sub- scribe $10,000.

to have a@& snoe factory.

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S. E. Excurstoyn.—On Monday next England will bold their an- nual picuic. The Jacques Cartier will leave here at 9 a.m for Crapaud, return- ingatSp. m. senile thee Assistance .Wantep.—The town cf Pugwash has issued an appeal, through the Halifax and St. John newspapers, tor a*sistance to the sufferers by the late fire. lt ix now stated that 40 buildings were con- sumed, 18 of which were dwelling houses, and tlere are conscquentiy a number of peop'e aestilute. apneic Tury Mabe a Misvake.—A_ Rolyoke teacher who bas been studying manual] training in Sweden ata point where the cars run Ouly twice a week, recently re- ceived aletterfrom bome in a “ flag” en- velope, which the sutborities thought to be a communication from the U. 8. gov- ernment, On accouot of the flag. Im- mediately a special train was made up and took the letter 40 miles for the benefit of the recipient. -—~—_ Tue Scorea Garucninc—The gathering of the Clans at Head of St Peter’s Bay on

the 17th of Angust, promises to be the largest gathering of the sedvon. All the

eveotson the programme will be hotly contested. Be sureto take itio. Special train leaves Charlottetown at 8.29, local. Return fare 75 cents. Tourists and others should note the date. All the Island pipers are expected to be present,

CoysuLtep 4 Docror.—A valuable bird dog belonging to Mr. Modie Michell of New Portland, Me. was badly cut, ty ac- eident, on the leg, recently. The animal disappeared for a while, Jater going to the house cf the only physician in town, where hé wihned piteously. The doctor examined his leg and and and sent aboyto Mr. Mitchell, asking if he would like it sewed up. Mr. Mitchell said no, not knowing the extent of the injury. The dog was sent home, but soon returned and would not be cemforted till the doctor, taking pity on him, sewed upthe wound,

Thomas Jefferson wrote to President Moaroe in 1832:—“I candidly confess that I bave ever looked upon Cuba as the most interesting addition which could ever be made to our system of States.” The proposal tooccupy Cuba temporarily is preparatory to permanent acquisition. The Jefferscnian poliny will soon be acted upon.

Piles Cured without the Knife -by Dr A.W. Chase’s Oint- ment.

Mr Geo Brown, Painter, of Woodville, Ont. Victoria Co, says:—"For thirteen years I was @ sufferer from bleeding piles and the intense agony which I pas-ed through duripg those years and the relief I cbtained by Chase’s Ointment prompts me to give this testimonial. My physician wished me to have an operation but felt I could be cured w thout theknife. Three boxeso! Dr Chase’s Vintment stepped the pleeding and effected a permanent cure.”

| Last score, 25

AT THE BUTTS.

BANKERS’ MATCH.

Pts.

506 yards, 5 shots, highest possible

Lieut H R Lordly, Eng, $8 Gr Il Horne, No 1, G A, 87 Corp W B Prowse, No 1, G Pte J S MeDuff, No 5, 82, $5,

(W B Judson, $4,

Pe lra D Carr. No 6 82. $4 Corp] R W Jones, No 2 82, $4 Pte Walter Rrown, No 2, 82. 84

Corp! KR W Cameron, Eog, $3 Pte W F Bicwn, No 2. 82, $3 Lieut W Shaw, No 6. 82, S3

Lieut E Hardy, No 4, 82, $3 Sgt Geo Leslie, No4C A. $2 Corp] J Leslie, No 4, C A. $2 Pte Walter Jones, No 2, 82, $2 Pte S F Jenkins, No 2, 82. $2 Corpl J A Stewart, No 1, 82, $1 Gr A ® Fraser, No3. G A. $1 Savpr L Creckeit, Eng, $1 Stif Set L Stewart No 3,82, Spr Frd Furze. Eng, $1 Gunr J H Jones, No 2. C A. $1 Pte A Kennedy. No 2, 82, $1 Capt D Leslie,No 4 C A, $1 Sappr T McIntyre, Eng, 1 dol Pte Anscn Jones, No 2, 82, 1 dol Last score 4. 2. 0. 3, 2—11 One 11 counted out. HODGSON MATCH,

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500° and 600 yds. 7 sbots at each range.

Highest possible score 70.

Lt A Shaw, No 6 82, 10 Sgt J M Crockett, No 4, 82, 9 Sgt. A Moore. No 2, 82, 8 Major W A Weeks, Eog, 7 Sgt H W Anderson, Eng, 6 Lt E Stewart, No3,8C A, 5 Lt A R Lordly, Eng, 5 Capt D L Hooper, No i. 82, 5 Staff Set M Allan, 82, 5 Pte S Crockett, No 4, 82. 5 Pte B C Prowse. No 1, 82, 4 Capt A Beaton, No 5, 82, 4 Pte F BMcRae, No 5, 82, 4 Capt D Stewart No 3, 82, 4 Lieut J A McDonald, No 4, 82,4 Pte J Weatherbie. No 2, 82, 4 Lt J H C Acorn, No 2, 82, 4 Lt Col J A Longworth, No 4 CA, Steff Sgt R V Longworth, C A, 3 Gr J Landrigan, No 1,C A, 3, Capt J R Allan, No 6, 82, 3, Sgt J Berngan, No 6, 82, 3 Sgt G Leslie, No4, C A, 3 Lt J M Davison, Eng, 2 Sgt ON Baird. Eng, 2, Gr C Owen, No 3, CHA, 2 Capt H M Davison. No 1, C A, 2 Bds Wm Harris, 82nd, 2 Capt J M Jones, No 2, 82, 2§ Gr Ed Jones, No 2, C A, 2 Lt Surg D A Stewart. C A, 2 Pt: S Gay, No 2. 82, 2 Sapr H Hooper, Eng, 2 Major G Crockeit, No 4, 82, 2 Lt L Hardy, No 2, 82, 1 Lieut R W Stewart, No 5, C A, 1 C,1W B Prowse, No 1, C A, 1 Sgt G C Acorn, No 1, CA,l1 Pte J R Brown, No 2, 82, 1 Pte H Smith, No 4, 82, 1 Bes Reg Stewart. C A, 1 Lt W E Smith, No 2, 82, 1 Cpl H A Jenkins, No 2,C A,1 Lt W G Darke, No 5, 82, 1

500 yds 600 yds 28-— One 51 counted out.

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MY STORE

Mutual Benefit Store

The lower our prices the more customers we have, more customers, the more goods sold, sold the more profit.

So for

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LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURE

We are having a big sale—A GREAT SALE—come and

learn our prices,

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The Tse more goods

Neniner, MeLeod & Co's,

SUCCESSORS TO BEER BROS.

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PROWSE- BROS:

The Wonderful Cheap Men. CHEAPER THAN EVER

CLOTHING, CARPETS & HATS, WHITE & FANCY SUM-

Light or Black Summer

Straw,

MER VESTS

Crash & Felt HatS

Coats,

Swimming Tights, Sweaters, Underclothing, Outing Shirts, ete,,

very cheap,

Children’s Clothing—-two or three piece suits for less than the clcth cost that is in them,

SOME SHOE

SNAPS For Te - Wight.

Boy's Low Shoes at 90c About 20 pairs, sizes ]2 to 4, re duced from $1.15 and 1.35

Girl’s buttoned and laced boots at $1.00, former price 1.35

Girls’ and children’s buttoned boots and low shoes at 80c former price $1.10

W. H. Stewart & C0, A. MACDONALD,

DIRECT IMPORTER

ALES, WINES AND LIQUORS,

Wholesale & Retail

a LulTH HovsE 32 to 38 Queen St.. Ch’town, P. E. I, &> Write for stock list and prices, 158 dy 2aw imo

Never Before

Lave good Watches been so low in price as to-day. We have them rezently bought at the latest re- duced rates, and will sell low.

G. H. TAYLOR

Jeweler and Optician. arlottetown,

PARIS GREEN. We are leaders in the Green business We sell the best We have sold more in the past six years than any bouse in

P. E. Island.

A Curious Fact

It is really remark- able the number of cheap plated watch cases that are made and sold these days—cases that will wear any- where from six weeks to three years, and most of them contain.

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ail} , ing a guarantee war- «tif| sf ranting them to wear | atl d tor 20 years. A good att{} j filled case, one that «i{l| will wear for 20 years, att] costs within a dollar of «i|l| of what it did seven al : years ago. Tlat dol- r lar represents the reduced cost of 'making— the gold

costs just the same. ail} : ; , fi I sell gold filled cases, cases that have stood the atl test of years. and personally guarantee every case that I seli in addition tothe manufacturers warrant, I have some of the latest and most desirable pat- terns in stock, also silver. Any make of movement

you want. =— EH. W. TAYLOR

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