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Padies Waterproofs

50 tase rdinary vi

hice ele ery best, English make.

k Cashmere— extraor a ce ; B and Colored Summe:

ints and half pri Q PR,

a oT WEEKS Tie WORTH $1-00

Gents’ very best quality

Cualaundried Shirts.

CLOYES

Thin Summer Silk Gloves, black, tans, greys.

33Se regular 48Se

Capes. Bi

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> to Clear.

price a3

Fast Black Hosiery

Ladies,’ Gents’ and Children’s; guaran- teed perfectly fast color; will not stain the

cet,

Al summer goods chéaj;

W. A. WEEKS &Co.

Wholesale and Retail

Sunlight - Soap

Wrapper Competition

JUNE, 1897. The following are the winners, in district

N:..5, Province of of Nova Scotia and P.iace Edward leland.

Winners of Stearns Gicycles

Mr. P. K. Holmes, Yarmouth. Mr. A.’ 8, Black, Truro.

Winners of Gold Watches

Pte W. Lawrence, lst Boyal Berks. Ret. H :'ifax.

Miss. Georgie May Fulton, Bass River. ~

Mr. George W. Proctor, North Sydney JuLction, real

Mr. S. R. Fraser, Dartmoxdie

Mr. Daniel McKenzie, 6 Poplar Grove, H: lifax.

The above competition trill be ecntinued each month of 1897.

LEVER BROS, Limited, Torontn |

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$1.00 o | - per set

1:40 - ~ - per set --

Log - ~ per set

ig line of "==

HAMMOCKS

Just opened, All sizes—all

prices. Bargains in Base Balls, Base Bats and Child

ren’s Garden Tools. For value come to Sunnyside Bookstore.

HASZARD & MOORE

| Laurier’s Schema of Imperial Repre-

In | would result in the abo

,| Wilfrid Laurier’s

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 30, 1897

PRISONERS 10 BE RELBASED

Lonpon, July 30.--As a result of the efforts of Jolin Redmond, it +i possib.e that the Government wil] soon release the remaining tive lrish prieooers now unde:- guing seniences of penal servitude for! lire in the Portland prison.

lt is thought that the forth- coming visit of the Duke and Duceess ot York to Ireland will be signalized by tue

IMPERTAL — FRDERASTON.

Sir Charies Tupper’s Views.

probable

release of all political prisouers,

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sentation Absurd. Murderer Convicted.

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Batavia, N. Y., July 30.—Benham has | been couvicted of

Lonpon, Julv 30.—In an

terday Sir Charles

interview ves- upper said that the

. : a eee yvaliy to Great Britain |

murder in the first de-

gree.

. ’ 2 French Canadians }

that mensions LATEST NEWS BY WIRE AND MAIL

was as largely due t» the knowledge Janada to the States ition of their priv- | : j : . |

1 ’ ) \ . x> © aw ’ T ee .

i WINNIPEG, JU J 2ieth ie Calvard Herald

States Luat froin all parts o!t Alverta reports

the annexation of

Sir Charles said that he regarded Sir} pian for the

Parl formatiog ; Come that this is tue best. crop year ariiament r

as hope | Kuown. impossible of |

eve Pr of a Great lmperial! ly behind t tit nd ces PETIA ne tb! j Ss ana Eimcuor, Oat, July 27.—The wheat crop ’ > 7 a. ¢ t

success, because such a body must include | of Norrulk county is Lue greatest the pre-

the right of texation for Im periai purposes; therefore its mem bership must be framed somewhat upon a popyis tion basis, which would mean tbat ina! few years the populous colonies would vtierly ewatnp the voice of England, who| Pie recent Srains bave now done aay Secondly, | dawazes as yet,

Nort Sypney, Jaly 28.—Donald Mce- | ay @ VOalswain of the steamer Kiliots, tett down the hold of the steamer tonight ; atthe G. M.A. pier aud had both arms broken, besides Injuries to the’ side and back. The Ellmit ‘leaves tomorrow tor the wrecked steamer Balumore City,

In Its powers sent generation of the farmers has seen. It is eSiimated tue yield. will average tuliy tuirty five bushels to tuS acre with many retucas of forty and torty five bushe is.

would never submit thereto. the colonies will never submit to the sur- | render of their autonomy, nor would they | K hand over a large partet their powers | to a body thousands cf miles away.

Sir Charles said that his idea was a scheme of preferential trade within the Empire. Under « ten per cent. duty on corn and meal, Canaca would supply Eng:

: ’ Jawewrpen ly a7 ~ land with all she needs. He believed that W INNIPEG, July oar Mr. Harry England would ere long restore the duty | 9 Conor. ot the C. P.K., who has re- on corn. He regarded Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s | turned from a Western trip as far as

Moose Jaw, and south to Ksievan, speak- Ing of the crop pr@apects in districis through Whichbe passed, stated that io some places there will be a light crop, bat on the whole theré*should be a 25 or 30 bustie! per acre yield.

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trade scheme as absurd, and altogether aud entirely misunderstood by the English people. In conclusion, Sir Charles Tupper declared that under a low tariff Canada nearly went into bankruptcy.

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A \EW DEPARTURE,

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Change in Staff at Militia Headquarters.

Rimouski, July 28.—The axe of the political executioner has chopped off the heads of the collector. assistant collector, postmaster, health offersand inspector of government works at. Rimouski, all of whom have been replaced by'triends of the new regime. One Characteristic appoint- ment is that of Amable St. Laurent, assis- tant collector, the one man in all Canada who hoisted a flag when the news reached yhere that Sir Johu Macdonald was dead.

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SHIP NEWS,

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Orrawa, July 30.--A new departure has been made in the headquarters statt of the militia of Canada by the adoption of the policy of substituting a purely professional staff for a mixed etefi of military men and civilians.

Edward W. Miller hae been appointed appraiser at Toronto, with Jas. Sinclair as his assistant.

Port of Charlottetown. ‘

ENTERED.

July 29.—Bessie S. Keefer, Horton, Chatham; Frank Grant, Wallace; Daniel Roberts, do; James Semple Roberts, Pic- tou; 8.8. Electra, McLaren, Montague; Fiora Temple, Edwards, Sydney; Margar- et Ann, Buckler, Brule; Emma Proctor, Proctor, Fishing voyage,

CLEARED.

July 29.—Frank Grant, Wallace; Bessie S. Keefer, Horton, Glace Bay; Daniel Roberts, Wallace; James Semple, Roberts, Picton; Sbhafene Bros, Cain, Pic- tou; Crestline, Heater, Paspebiac; S. 8. Electra, McLaren, Montsgue; Fanny Young, Porrior, Glace Bav; MC. McLean, Boutin, Point du Chene; Margaret Ann, Buckler, Brule, May Queen, Gillam, Svdney; Louis Landry, Montague, Spring Bird, Petnam, Arichat, Honry Swan, Roy New Castie;Chlorus, McKenna, Richmond, + Southport, McDougal, Pictou.

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SOUVENIR

CooDs

A beautiful assortmert of Souvenir Chinaware having views of Charlotte- town, City Post Office, Queen Square Gardens Colonlal Building, S.S. Stanley, etc,, etc. very vis- itor and Tourist will want some of these goods to take home with them asa SOUVenir of their visit to the *Garden of the Gulf.” lso Stirling’s Views of Charlottetown and ‘ts places of interest, mounted on cards, 10 to 25 cents each. SOU. venir Paper Weights etc etc.

(0. CARTER & 00. Gl Dealers in Sonvenir Goods, Fancy Goods, Books,

etc., etc.

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as E. &.D.

B46 MARRIED.

At Marie, July 28th, by Rev. C. W.

| Gorey, Rev. A. E. Hooper. of Kingsville,

| Ohio, to Miss Clemmie C, McEwen, of St.

Peter’s Bay.

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FARM FOR SALE.

The sulss Freehold Farm ‘onsist which are clear, t] mixed growt]

Queen Street.

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ituated on the Brackley Point Rx ‘as the Martin Farm. . This property ituatedin one of the bést lacaliffes, being miles’ from Charlottetown, an¢b »fn close oximity to Churches, sthools, forg

cheese and butter factories. On the the new dwelling house, also

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property there is a : a large barn, and horse and. cow stables in c This farm has a frontage of 22 chains and is devided oft into conv€nient fields, well fenced. For further particulars apyly to ALEXANDER SCOTT. Brackl y Point Road Or to the Subscriber PETER SCOTT.

‘FP—~2mos.

food Ire pair,

are useful articles.

We show au nice line from ve up to 50ec.

Our 10¢ Whisk-is @ gréat value.

A, W. REDDIN, Phm. B

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Mounted on Aluminum, Celluloid, Vul canite, Watts, Reese and Weston’s Metal. Platinum and Combination Plates, Crown ‘and Bridge Work.

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ALBORARIUG RosultofJoha Redmond’s Eft P er KINS, Sterns FOR SUMMER Bikes GOODS

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You will be surprised at what wecan do for you ir the way of cheap Dry Goods. are extremely low,but they become lower still When we find seasonable goods any way tardy in moving iout. Weare now cutting the price on Hats.ot all

‘kinds, Millinery, Boys’ Summer Clothing, Men’s Lus. tre Coats, Sweaters,Golf Hose, Bathing Suits, Muslip

Cotton Crepons,

lines wnich should be cleared out during this month You wont find a better place to buy Dry Goads than the Sunnyside Dry Goods Store.

& Turner

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Our regular prices

Cotton Hosiery, and many Other

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Wot Cheap Blouses

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Good Blouses Cheap

We have cut the price of every Boys’ Blouse remaining in our store Come soon enough and you’ll find these prices.

Nice. Cotton Blouses, regularly 58c, for 44 cents. White Duck,with ligit blue sailor eollar,blue cuffs, regular 63c foe 47€ Dark blue Duck, fancy eailor collar, 68c, for 50c.

White sailor collar, regular price 75c, going at 37.

MOORE & McLEOD

what we advertise we have.

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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 values, and you should see em.

D. A. BRUCE

Fine} Tailorin

J. P. MURRAY,

OSCOOCCTOSE EY, COCEBCCCCCS 1 45ueen Sir

{If Horses

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cures Scratches, Galls aad Sores. Every man who Owns‘a horse ‘should trv it.

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here with us—they’ll stay on it too—we don’t want them, We don’ suit you don’t suit us; we work for what you want, the — you make on what you buy here now will almost pay the price off vacation, Especially is this true of our Bedreom Suites. Money *

ing prices for you on all grades,

JOHN NEWSON

NEWSON BLOCK......