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WORTH UP TO $1.00

rhe choicest Dress Goods in our stock, nearly all new, and _ latest materials of this season, going at 50c.

a yard, regular price up to $1.00 per

Ow Capes Are Clearing Fast - -

Capes worth up to $4.15 at $2 00

do do 5.25 at 2.75

do do 8.25 at 4.00 Velvet, Lace, Black and Colored Cloth. A rare chance to get a cape cheap. 25 per cent. discount off.

Ladies’ Best Fngl:sh Waterproois,

BIG BLOUSE CLEARING SALE STILL ON.

W. A. WEEKS & Co

Wholesale and Retail

a Housekeeper’s Delight —

If there is one thing more than

another that delights the house }

keeper it is a chwice, dainty lot of Silverware.

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Table Service

adds 50 per cent to the pleas- ure of eating. So long as we must eat, why not make it a

pleasure by adding some nice | table Silverware. We have a/'!

choice line to select from. Prices low.

VY. W. WELONER,

Jeweler

Edgchill--Church School for Girls

Windsor. Nova Scotia.

INCORPORATED 1891.

Rr. Rey. Bisnor Covrtyery, D. D., Chair- man Board of Trustees

Miss Lerroy, of Cheltenham Ladies’ College, England, Frincipal; eight tesident experienced Governessee trom England ; Housekeeper, Matron aud Trained Nurse.

Board with Juition in English Department, SISS.

Music, Art, Puyyican CuLrure, ete. e extras. Preparation for the Unive r- ies. Year begins Sept. 15th, 18 97. For Calend ar apply to Dr. HIn bp.

CARD.

Te the Electors of Charlotte- town, Common and Royalty. GENTLEMEN:

Having been nominated candidates to con- test Charlottetown Common and Royalty, in the interests of the Liberal Party, we respect- fully solicit your support. Our record as re- presentatives of this constituency during the last four years, is before you. We are in ac- cord with the Platform of the Local Govern- ment as laid down in the address of the leader and if elected, shall, as in the past, do our best to promote the interests of our constitu- ents and of the Province.

Thanking you for your former support, and soliciting a continuance of your favor

We have the honor to be,

Your obedient servants, BENJAMIN ROGERS, L. E. PROWSE,

all city prs,

TELRG

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SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO 'THE EXAMINER,

The Seal Question Again

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Arbritration Dosen’t Always Settle.

Loxpox, July 16.—The newspapers hear goash their teeth over the sharp reply of Mr. Secretary Sherman to Lora

Salisbury in the Seal controveray.

The Half penuy journal’s issued gen- sational at placards bearit g such lines as “Awisting the Lion's Tail again” “and” America Shrieks at England,

rhe more serious papers deal with the Tue Glole in the in a ‘lashing atticle, headed “Yankee Inso] ence” Says that the memories of Cleve- land’s impertinent message are all revived by the extraordinary and insulting dea

z . > patch Which Mr. Sherman had permitted to tind its way into the papers,

The St, James Gazette says that the publication is a further demonstration of certain traus-atlantic methods of dip- lomacy which may one day involve Sequences much more serious.

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THR TERRIBLE HEAT.

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An Athlete Overcome in New York.

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New York, July 16.—William B. Curtis, editor of the Spirit of the Times, was over- come by heat in his office yesterday. He was attended by an ambulance surgeon and later taken home Mr. Curtis held a number of athletic records for many years. He still holds the record for the greatest lift of dead weight ing barness—over three thousand pounds,

The Kol: pore Cup.

Lonpon, July 16.—The Canadian riffe- men competing in the contest at Bisley have selected Captain Davidson, with Drydale, Blair, Broadhurs » King, Lang- stroth, Ross and Windat as the team for the Kolapare Cup,

Aquatic Sports.

Hester, July 16.—In the four heat Stewards’ cup, the Winnipegs were beaten by the New College.

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A beautifu] assortmert of Souvenir Chinaware having views of Charlotte. town, City Post Office, qhueen Square Gardens

olonlial Building, S.S. Stanley, etc,, etc. Every vis- itor and lourist will want some of these goods to take home with them asa Souvenir of their visit to the “Garden of the Gulf.” Also Stirling’s Views of Charlottetown and ‘ts places of interest, mounted on cards, 10 to 25 cents each. SOUS- venir Paper Weights etc etc.

GEO. CARTER & C0.

Dealers in Souvenir Goods, Fancy Goods, Books, etc., ete.

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Queen Street.

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Berser's English Paris Green

in | Ib tins, the best on the market. When you want it, we have it.

A. W. REDDIN, Phm, B

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Toronto, July 16.—The John Eaton Company has assigned liabilities of S$280.000.

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LATEST NEWS BY WIRE AND MAIL

Orrawa, Jnly [8.—Workmen are busy putting Sir Wilfred Laurie:’s new residence,

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on Theodore street, formerly owned and

{ inhabited by the late Mr. Leslie, into shape |

against his return. The house which is now owned by Mr. Bate, father of Capt. H © Rate, who aceompan es Sir Wilfrid, not for f'om Stalacour Hall, at oe time tue residence of Sir John A, Macdonald.

Orrawa, July 14—The government is being strongly urged to impose a duty on fresh tish warenoused in Canada for ex- port equal to the amouné of bounty allowed by the French government. This b waty covers the Outfics of vessels am panting on an average to $200; $2 per quintal on dry fish exported to America, the West Indies and West Coast of Africa, and $1.60 per quintal to Kuropean countries or foreiga etatex On the shores of the Mediterranean, and $2 per qi iste] on all cod roes ex; orted to Frauce to be used as bait in sardice fishing. These hounties operate most in- juriou-ly against Canadian and Newfound- land fishermen and «touch of retaliation or protection would be beneficial.

Loypon, July 14.—Sir L. H. Davies, the Canadian minister of marine. who was furmoned to London in connection with the Behring Sea seal controversy and the Belgian and German trade treaties, said to the correspondent of tne Associated Press today : “Since my arrival 1 have conferred with John W. Foster, the United States speci .] commissioner, on the sealing ques- tion, and with the British Colonial Office. The latest phase of the matter is a pro— posal emanating from the United States Government that the American, Canadian anu British seal commissioners should meet this antnmn, return to the sealing grounds,:nd,i ¢ njunction with offici: 1s specially represeating the Governments concerned, consider the situation§ in the light of tLe latest facts collected by epecialists. This {plan was submitted | y Mr. Foster only a few davs ago. Nothing can be done this season, and Great Britain has decided that there 13. insufficient data to justify any change. ‘The fact is that ihe Americaus have never loyally accepted the Paris award, and have never accepted the fact that the sealing herd, as a berd, is not more theirs than ours. It seems that their movement now is more or less controlled by the idea of getting the Paris award altered. From the evidence which [have examined,] am strongly of the Opinion that, if the interests of the sealers themeelves are to be regarded, they caanot ttaud a further lose cf right,”

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CONTRIBUTIONS TO SCCTT ACT CAM- PAIGN,

To obviate the difficulty respecting Scott Act contributions it is distinctly under- stood by the financial committee that no names of parties contributing to the funds will be publicly acknowleged. Anonymous non de p'ume, church and society gifts however will, be announced. At the close of the campaign a complete statement will be sent to each contributor with a receipt

Christian Eadeavor Zion Church. .$19.00 Epworth League, birst Methodist

I iccpnicind ctkiace wus cuscunaend 10.00 I hic chi ccs witidioit blekscv ic eke ere ee Refuge Div. S. of T., Fredericton.. 19.00 Ce SIE Be, Gh. Fo. vc cesncscicnens 10.00 Orphan a so oa heeds Wen upeeesenr ws Ua 6 25 eee ee 2.30 Mother with drinking boy.......... 20 Wo Ge Be. O vc ceed ss ccd duds, See PRCTORORE C . o cccbedieeesci Car esl ss te BON acini is o-<cdnwaededlecdicdss Cicsicss * Wholesale Merchant.....i.......3. 2.60 PeMCO COMM Fs. ecedibse hentcad cole «1D NE cccidcnbiees Ste uW ke, ee

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Friends be prompt; this is a_ battle waged for Christ and Home. Please send contributions to Rev. C. W. Corey or Mis McRae, at W. C. T. U. Coffee Rooms.

The Dominion government has decided to put the alien labor law in force in Mani- toba, the North-West and British Colum- bia, so as to protect the Canadian workmen on the Crow’« Nest Pass Railway from im- ported labor from the United States. The act van be put in operation by the minister of justice, Sir Oliver Mowat, appointing an agent to administer the act. It is therefore likely that agents will be appointed at Winnipeg, Manitoba; Lethbridge, N. W. a. and Rossland, B. C., and probably other points in the west, without delay, so as to set the machinery of the alien labor law in operation.

Pallid faces indicate pale, thin blood. Rosy cheeks show the pure, rich blood resulting from taking Hood’s Sarsapa- rilla.

Seen

At Halifax, Juiy 14, John Stanley Phelan, aged 33 years, leaving a wife aad five children to mourn the loss of a kind ad loving husband and father.

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Ready made clothing at the lowest prices.—D. A. Bruce,

Will yeu drop in to-day and let us have the amount of that account we sent you the other day ?— Moore & McLeod,

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of Boys Clothing. We are going to make the price exceedingly low to effect

a speedy sale.

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Prices reduced on Boys’ Cotton Blouses Prices reduced on Boys’ Serge Sailor Suits, Prices reduced on Boys’ Tweed Sailur Suits. and a Big Discount off Boys’ and Men’s Staaw Hats. Stock all new — No old goods of any kind.

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It’s in Hats this time.

We’ ve gone over our stock of Summer Hats — new ones this season—and made two lots ot

them:

LOT 1.—Every hat in stock at all

up to 8Uc —except a few White Sailors

Ac has gone into one lot, and each Wirt GEE Be ic tne nsnccs 604 shnne,

LOT 2.—Every Untrimmed hat from 80¢ up, no matter how good, no matter how

Alec high the original price, has been put on a big table to sell for ...s00s0 0

What we advertise we have

Moore & McLeod.

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Cool Summer Coats, $1.00 up Cool Summer Underwear.

Cool Summer Suits. Cool Summer Trousers. At the Very Lowest Prices.

They R velues,and you should sce ‘em.

D. A. BRUCE

Fine Failoring:

Prices Reduced on Boys’ Galatia Blovges Prices reduced on Boys’ Galatia Sailor Suits, Prices reduced on all Boys’ Clothing,

Come and share in the bargains.

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