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f’ 4 t LOCAL AND OTHER IT The Liberal Conservatives have engaged the Lyceum as their Campaign Rooms, from \this date till after the Elect- ion. This Hall will be open evry day and evening. All friends of te party are ex. | pected to attend, and will be made welcome.

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RASPBERRY, I. 0. O. F—Regular meeting to-night. | Oddfellows Hall. Installation of officers.

sTRAW BERRY. Beer Bros. for Dress Goods.

pINEAPPLE, CHERRY, ee Prinee Edward Islend illus-

— ‘ TTT 7 4 ‘ ‘p \ \ ‘ , SA hdnAiae - i - < part. - (trated is for sale a: ali the . *} fyPR } & GINGER CORDIAL | Rookstores. Priee 25¢. You wii hna “sovereign true to; THe Werarner.—Southerlv winds with s vor, of matut fruits trom which} force of agale in the Bav of Fundy: a nad They are pure and | showery weather, southwesterly winds to-

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Simson Bros. & Co.

morrow. ss oiocciglecleila EnGingers.—The Charlottetown En- gineers will meet at the Drill Shed at 7.30 this evening, sharp, in uniform for the march out. Officers in undress.

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Manufacturers |

————— : ee me mi swesesoe DOCS POOOSOE CODE i i Scorr Acrv.—Seott Act friends having

; | teams they would volunter for service on ° | the 22nd inst, are asked to kindly com- 8 | the Secretarv, ©. W. Corey,

; at the Seott Act room in. the Y. M. C. A.

municate wit!

s onincenelicinion 8 Tuk Hor Wave.—Since the first of July ‘RIS A PAIR | 350 deaths are reported from the heat in | the United States. Chicago heads the list | with 87. Six persons were driven insane

| and six committed snicide.

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; O: Ladies fine lan shoes, pat- Canapa Temperance Act. — At the ent tip. Negular price $1.50, |union praver meeting this evening good shoes at low prices. Other | in the ‘Baptist Church at 8 o'clock

shoes from 68e up. See | Rev. Dr. McLeod who spoke so eloquently | last evening in defence of the Scott Act

will give an address.

3 before DUYI

O’Conne.w’s Day. — The Benevolent Irish Society of Emerald will hold a mon- a ,

the 6th of

; lines of $ our Vaiu a $ 9 % 4 . eer picnic at that place on Extensive preparations are

August next. Being made for the affair, and it is expect- 1 thataddresses will be delivered by a abroad.

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— — or —~ | im Arsenan!t. who was drowned at Tignish f? | some weeks ago, was recovered on Mon- 3 <s day. It was found on the shore about a F-~ mile from where it is thought he fel! over- ii You H Hgure | | figured. il Gave | ibid The Least Idea took place last evening. The attendance : . | Was large, and the musical programme by of buying a pair of | the Citizen’s Band was exquisitely render- i | |

PRoMeNADE Concert.—The first prom- | enade concert in Queen Square Gardens

hoard. The body was very much dis- Boots, read this list. | ed. Mr. Arthur W. Reddin. the Sunny- These goods side druggist, engaged the band for the occasion.

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SHIPPED FROM SuMMERSIDE.—On Mon- day morning Mr. C. A. Macuutt, Kensing- ton, shipped twenty-one fat cattle frem Summerside, by the Princess to Messrs. J. A, Leaman & Co., Halifax. Yesterday morning Mr. R. C. Macleod, of Summer- side, shipped fourteen horses to parties in Richibucto, and Mr. C. A. Macnutt, Ken- sington, shipped about forty sheep and lambs and a number of live hogs to Messrs. J. A. Leaman & Co. Halifax— Journal.

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making large purchases,

Ladies’ Night Gowns, Ladies’ Chemises, Ladies’ Corset Covers, Ladies’ Knickers, Ladies’ Skirts, Infants Slips, Infants’ Long Skirts,

Third District of Queen's.

The undersigned will meet the Electors % the Third District of Queen’s at the fol- Wing times and places.

Mt. Herbert, Tuesday, July 13th, at 6 ° “iOCK, D> Mm.

Monaghan Road, Wednesday, July 14th at 6 o'clock. p. a

Al. Mt. Siewart, Thursday, July 15th, at 6

clock, p.- m.

insloe Road, Friday, July 16th, at 6 tock, p.m. Littl. Vv ; wittie York, Saturday, July 17th, at 6

/ ‘lock, p.m. .,racadie Cros: ” S¢lock, p. m He Opposing e4CDd.

; Monday, July 19th, at candidates invited to

FRED. PETERS. JAMES H. CUMMISKEY.

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This lot being a special purchase of a very large line of manu- facturer’s samples, contains many unusually fine pieces of under wear, in Lawn and Cambric, beautifully trimmed, much nicer than kept in ordinary stock, and only one of a kind.

We will give special prices on those finer goods or to persons

BLOUSHS

This lot is well worth your careful inspection.

BEER BROS SERRE EE OREN VENEER AAN EY

Rt DERICK’S BACK DOWN,

Str,—Roderick A. Campbell, a tax col- lector for the Peters Government aod former Paris Green agent for Lower Car- digan, was the only man who had the courage to facethe music for the Peters Government at the convention in Cardigan. He was accepted, not as the choice of the few Grits present, but because no one else would allow himself to be used for that purpose. After a couple of days looking around among the people Roderick found out that they had many things against him and was told plainly that the Peters Government was doomed and must go out and tnat many of the former Supporters for this Government are sick and tired of it and are thoroughly ashamed of its extravagance and corruption. Roder- ick seeing the indignation so strong. backed down, threw up the sponge,and thinks it an easer job to fight the potato bugs than the Liberal-Conservatives in the present struggle.

The people of Lower Cardigan will not support @ Government with such a Com- missioner of Public Works as James R. McLean and such a selfish Road Super- visor as Michael D. Honest economical Government is what the people want new, and they are determined to do their best to assist in wiping out of existence the most corrupt Government this side of Russia.

Electors of Prince Edward Island do your duty on the 21st inst. Put out the Peters Combination and put in the Honor- able Daniel Gordon with his followers of able, experienced and honest business men. If you make a mistake the day will come when you will regret.

I’ AR MER.

King’s Co., July 12th, 1897.

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LETTER FROM MR. C. B, CHAPPELL

Sir,--For the benefit ot “College Boy Foo!- ed” in yesterday’s Examiner I may say: allof the materials specified for the new college are of the best kind. The construction will not be of flamsy nature and the brick walls are thick and ample for a building of that kind.

The floors over the class rooms with a span of 26 feet, are made of heavy joists 24 inches think and 14 inces deep placed 12 inches apart and bridged with 2x3 stuff every 5 feet.

This is the method (when long timber can be had) followed in the floors of all modern schoo! building and is the bert as there are objections to pillars in the rooms.

C.B. CHaperen..

Impurities in drinks such as mineral acide, the poisonous coloring matter, often cause illness and stomach disorders. Sov- ereign Fruit Syrups are free trom al)! impurities.

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A glass of our delicious Soda Water will refresh and cool you. Our STRAWBERRY flavor with cream, and Orange PaHosrpHaTE have pleased everybody who has tried them. There’s a flavor about them that cannot be obtained elsewhere.

Try Coca-Cola, to be had at

our fountains only.

Johnson & Johnson

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLCTTFT WN, JULY 14. 1897

SUMMER

to select from,

UNDER: CLOTHING

At Reduced Prices—.,

Straw Hats, Straw Hats—reduced to clear, Bathing Suits in all the different grades, reduced ; large stock

White and Cvlored Shirts at clearing prices.

Ask to see our light weight Hats—they are beauts, but they must be sold, and are reduced for that purpose.

Black and Grey Lustre and Rustle Cord Coats in all the diff- erent qualities and sizes, marked down to clear.

Summer Underciothing

15¢c each. ‘Top Shirts only 15c each. per pair, worth lie, selling now at 8¢ wide, worth 8c, now for 6c

Cotton Hose oniy 6¢

2200 yards of print, worth 7¢e for 5c a yard, 3,800 yds One case of White Cotton, 36 inch

PROWSE BROTHERS.

~The Seat Aet let

The following is an exact copy of the ballot to be used in the Scott Act Election on the 22nd, inst. Those wishing to have the Scott Act removed make their mark cpposite the words “Against the Act,’ which in the regular ballot 1s printed in red ink.

JULY 22, 1897.

Voting on the Petition to the Governor-General for the revocation of the Order-in-Council which brought into force the second part of “‘ The Canada Temperance Act” in the City of Charlottetown.

- For fthe Act

Bordeaux Claret Co.

(La Compagnie des vins de Bordeaux)

Everybody who can afford to spend the Summer Season inthe Country, should secure # stock of light and refreshing beverages.

bes Call or write for our new complete Price list of Wines, Liquors, ete., which contains amongst other choice brands

Bon Bourgeois Claret at $3

Per case of 1 doz. quaris.

Montferrand Claret

Per case of 1 doz. quarts. $1 per case extra per 2 doz. pints.

Also a full assortment of Champagnes, Burgundies, Sauternes

Sherries, Ports, Rhine and Moselle Wines.

Our Assorted Bodega Cases

of fine Wines and Liquors.

ranging from $% Sto S12 according to contents, have become the favorite pur- chase of the puhlic, being within the reach of everybody, and giving general satisfaction,

BORDEAUX CLARET CO.

30 Hospital Street. Montreal July 14 1619

TO LET.

A house on Dorchestor Street, next block to the New Cathedral, at present occupied by Mrs. keahy. Possession given last of J une.

ARTHUR G, PEAKE. Offise on “Peake’s” Wharf.

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