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THE LOCAL AND OTR ITEMS,

Beer Bros. for Dress

| suits, 3 piece and F.—Wikles 1.0.0.1 F.| double and _ single

st 8 insta > a breasted, to fit boys se ee tases! trom 10 to 15 years

A . | “>

ck. A eet: | old.—PROWSE BROS. : ; ; s ‘ Helping) We will offer tonight special ia S ‘ ‘ iw

ay eV og, d

ay Macdonald's

. ; ] vas Le

e vote aad

uM: . McIntyre, 192 \ i g er ( i it S @vening at is 183 a ny oF i x R } al d - on bentares for the

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GRA ind see Edison’: latest, Gray one. Plays: hand wnnnic, Sings atest songs, etc. Come and hear the origins | Sousa’s Band play

1D J. B Mac nald’s old stan * two doors below Prowse Bros’. Only five cents a selection. 2i suidiselilaccecs From Hai irax I Fastnet arrived fr Halifax last night about half-past Db " i renera! cargo and one passenger - M ss E wor h. She left on r Halifax vie, Simmerside ebout I with a cargo mad: up mainly of and pork laa -Come to-na cht to tie great 8 Fes you have heard so : on the grounds o° the Upper Methodist Churcl Plenty of fresh straw i s and ice cream R- fresbments of all kinds will be served any time afier 7 don’t miss it and bring your best g Ba atte dance. ‘sigisibosiile Fine. —The Louse of Dancan Kennedy a t ne mile from Montague, was d-stroyed by fire about noon yester- day Nothing was saved except som: t ng M-. Kennedy was away at the t ind no one was home except the nn er and t j Fhe e is sup- posed t ve k ans a defective fi There is nsura > D v3 RGET ININKORA The big Tea to he held at Kinkora on Tuesday next, Ju yi 1. Dr 1ises tO he one of the wos successful affairs of tbe kind held this ae Al sua ttractions and many very novel ones will be provided, ar rvti ev WwW be done to make all w attend pass a! leasant day acd thor- oughly y themselves. A brass Land w be in attendance to furnish musie, aad arrs nents have been made for special fares along the line of railway. iin

A Grear Svecess, - The following telegram was received this morsing by the Opera House management from Mr. Jas. H. Danne, Manager of the Dunne Lyceum Bureau of Boston, who ts at present tour - ing the Grecian Art Tableau-Company through the Provinces

Trero, July 3, 1896

“Great success all along the line. We

ieave to day.’

They appear at the Opera House to-

night and shoull meet with a good re- ceplion. Siceinneisinilaine FROM AND TO BOSTON, The steamer Halifax, Captata Pye, arr ved from Boston about nme o clock

last evening, after a very pleasant passage,

and Ieft on return this afsernoon at the usual hour. The passengers for Boston were: Major Joho E Wyess, Hugh E Morrison, Anthony K:lovick, Maud Cox,

Gertie Macdonald, Angustus Munroe, Geo

R»berts, J Sufter, Howard Miller, DE

Clarke, Mra M Peardon and Master G

ae ttier. Mrs Wheatley is a passenger to rt Hawkesbary.

The inward passengers were: Mrs Healy and two daughters, Miss Jessie Mc- Kenzie, Miss L Nelson, s Estella Nei evo, Miss Currie, Miss Ross, Mrs. ‘I. Saun- ders, Miss L. Saunders, Wm Kennedy, Jas Kennedy, Misa E E Mills, Mra Montague;} @

maid and two children, Mise M Wilcox, M Der: f and wife, Master H Camp'e«'', Jin Campbell, Geo { + , Wal ace Cam ybe! ’ Mary Mec- Lecd, J s=i G , Mr Gault, Mr Butcher Mr Harr. on, Miss M Kooney, Mrs MclIng , Mrs. Haszard, Master Allen Haszard. Miss E. Bowers, James. Ward, M MeSway, Maggie Laundry, Florence N “On, M agyie Nicholson 9 Katie N iols n, Sarah B Nichols “On, Mary Mec-

Kenzie, Mra. L. B.

Gra Ys Mrs. Campbell,

Mrs Da: s, Mr cMullen, Miss Sadie Stewar Hes ber 1Q. E mery, Mrs. McKin- noi : in . Bowles, Capt. Wright » M ss Edith Wright, |: E. Farrington, E. H Laty, Mr. Waldridge, Mrs. D. Re és.) McLias, Miss Annie Haffey, iors Mec- Donald, Miss L. Dingell, Mrs. D. A. Fisher, D. T. McDurald, Mrs. E. Camp- bell, Miss E. Hender-or . Florence Emery, Cassie Emery, Mrs. D-veatx, Mrs. A.

McPhee, Mr:. M. McKinnor, Miss Katie Kencedy, Mre. J. 13. Stewar', Mra. db. 3,

Westaway, Louis We.taway, J. 1. Macdon-

ald, Jno. A. Macdougall, Alex. McLeod,

P. H. Foley, Jobn Good, Mrs. 0. P. Brad , Miss Catherine Matheson, L-zzie Rob-

erts, Ag ses McDona'd, Mary Campbell, Miss Cassie Enman, Mra. Carvell, Mise Cary , Miss Hauson, Miss Macdonald, Mrs Campl ell, E. T. Bennett ard wife. From Hewkesbury Mre. Babbitt, Miss Warner.

DAILY EXAMINER -

US

Goods.

Anothe: lot of little

ude. ALI | im @ucementa in Clothing De-|

| PROWSE

partment. —Prowse Bros.

ST OPENED:

Light Undere’othing to fit any size man from 34 in; to

54. Gents’ Hose, size

9} tol thing for wheetir g.

|

1. Light Soft Shirts,

BROTHERS.

just the

| Stearne is Best. | | i PERSONAL. Mr. and Mrs, E. T. Bennett, of B. y City, Mich , are at the Queen. Mr. D. O'M. Reddin, evening from St. John. Rev. A. Craise, of Mount Stewart, town: He is at the Queen Mrs. Walter Haszard wasa passenger in the Halifax from Boston last night. Mr. John McLean, ex-M. P., Sourie, is in town. He is at the Hotel Davies. Mrs. N. Garland and Miss Garland, of lr. ronto, atthe Queen Hotel yester ida; en route to Shaw’s Hotel, Brackley Po

> : olo

jr., returned last

is in

were

Rev. Bernard Price, who arrived here Jast evening with a batch of English or phans from: Mr. Middlemore’s home, is r gistered at the Hote! Davies.

Mrs. T. Todd, Miss Todd and Miss May Todd, ot Toronto, arrived here last even- ing and atthe Hotel Davies. Tuev went to Tracadie this morning.

Miss L. Montague, Miss Norman Mont- ague, Miss Emily Montague and M's: Mary Wilcox, of Savannab, Ga, are among the arrivals at the Hetel Davies.

' Dr. Bruce‘ hiw. of Victoria Hi spital,

Montreal, is vositiog his relatives and fiends in this P.ovinze, and will attend he Medica: Conventioa to b: held here next week.

Rev. John L Vindsor, N. S.,

registered

} iatest

Dawson, B.A., B. D., of 13 exp ected to:eich the city on Siturday evening, and will te the juest of Benj. Heartz, Esq. He is ex- pected ‘o take the morning service in the First Methodist Church on Sabbath.

Arrivals at the Cliff House, Point Pleas- ant: J B Richards, Yarmouth, N S; John D Burns, Halifax, NS; John P Joy, WM Brehaut, L W Cooke, J T McKie, H J Me- Quaid, A Macdonald, Philip Large, Mrs P Large, Miss L A Fenn ell, H B Wright, Chas A Large, Miss Susie Camerve. NC Stewart, Miss Edythe Large, H V Buntain, a H V Buntsin, Charlottetow.

Rev. Dr. Carman, General Superinten- dent of the Methodist Church in Carada, s in the city, the guest of Richard Heartz, Esq. He will occupy the pulpit of the Pirst Methodist Church on Sabbath even- ing. Dr. Carman is a man of strong con- victions and presents his thought with great clearness and power. A great treat

ig in store for the citizens of Charlotte- town on Sunday night. ace alice ka For Hvrytrer Rtiver.—On Monday

2 9 34 ~a} *-the” ienie morning nextat 9.30 lecal “the” picnic }

train will leave C harlottetown station for

Hunter River with “‘a merry crowd” bound to have a good time. Don’t miss it and then regret when it is too late. feturn

tickets on'y 35 cents.

fF eVeweeVeVTvwessoeeouvwuses

: Fresh—— + Baking Powder

=m

is what yon g’t whea you buy ¢ ours. We make it fresh every a few days, quantities to suit the é demand. The demand is in- creasing already. é 1 | tins 10 cents. ¢ ian” i? é -

Lib 25 «

OD i i i a i i

¢ Johnson & Johnson.

¢ Graduates in Pharmacy. GBSoeoeevsve ve Beswese

TO REACH THE CHAIR

May not be easy for lit tle fellows. but our chairs are within the reach of all, easy to get and easy to occupy, for purlor, bedroom, dining room, and kitchen pur- poses. We have the chairs prescribed by fashion and comfort, at prices that delight buyers

MARK WaiGd? & 00,, LTD

Who sell at Selling Prices.

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RED KOWs, WHITE BOWS, CREAM BOWS. PINK BOWS,

See

ATHHTHNNNETPOFORNH EE RPERIERNEROF RECHT ORIORD EHH ORReRnenTeRTOnEOnEpRTOnTOnTenT OnE HrOnn tt

Special Sale

or

Blouse Bours

All at 15 cents—==

Ee ae Bee our special in Ladies

88cand $1.20,

BEER BROS.

NAVY BOWS, BLACK BOWS. FANCY BOWS, FIGURED BOWS.

= = = = =a is = = = 3 = 2 7 2s = = 3 = = ~~ <a =

Blouses at

—THE—

Hes Slur.

What sha'l we

questions that | mean so much to the intelli-

gent buyer from firstly to the end.

YWe— Ansurer

Our assortment embraces

- Carter's for Wall Paper

SUPREME COURT,

ang

| Tuvrspay, Jaly 2.

| The Queen vs. John Cummings. The ; Grand Jury found three in lictments, VB

| one for larceny and two for housebreaking

|} and larceny.

The. Queen vs. The

Edward Power.

wear these hot | ary found three indictments for furgery,

sumer days ? Fray, July 3. sia | The Imperial Oil Company vs. Daniel

W here can I get | Macdovald. Action on account. Judg-

just what I | ment fur plaintitt for $93.84.

want? And all | H.C. Macdonald for plaintiff; Oliver

| ‘ | Rattenbury for defendant, the important The Queen v+, Allan M:Donald, Jere-

miah Mahar, Francis Gormley and Augus McRae. All four having been arrested on a bench warrant were arraigned and } leaded guilty to the indictment for housebreaking and larceny.

Neil Livingstone vs. George McDougall. Action of ejectment. The defendant having made default judgment was given in favor of p'sintiff for the lands claimed.

Stewart, Q. C., for plaintiff.

Ewen McKinnon, vs. Thomas Action on promissory note.

Icck. Judgment for

most everything in the) Dry Goods line, and our

goods and answer tions than eat.

Flowers.

Risbons, Miillinerr, Parasols, Shirt Waists, and Blouses

Going out at popular prices.

W.A. Weeks & Co.

Wholesale & Retail.

THE WORLD OF

The Wheel

SPORT.

In tbe C.W. A. meetat Quebec on Dominion Day for the professional mile champiousbip, L. Loughead and Angus

McLeod tied fer first place. Time, 2.23 4-5. Lougheal claimed the race and declined to run off the tie. McLeod went over the course alone in 2.20 1-5 Blayney, of Simcoe, won . half mile amateur cham— pionship in 1.1 Cameron, of Montreal,

got the ak The two mile tandem professional championship was won by McCa!l and Gratz, Toronto. Time, 5.34.

The professional half mile open was won by Loughead easily in 1.25 2-5. John Davidson won the amateur five mile championship. The Wanderers of Moatreal won the team race. Cooper, of Brantford, won the mile professional, 2,40 class, in

2.37 1-5.

The bicycle relay race from Halifax to Windsor took place on Wednesday morning, leaving Halifax at 9 o’clock and arriving in Windsor at 11.41. The race was between five Halifax and five Windsor

teams. The Halifax teams won by two minutes.

John S. Johnson, the American bicyclist, riding on the Catford track,

London, on Wedneeday, with a flying sta t, went a quarter of a mile i in 24 1-5 seconds, and a third of a mile in 32 3-5 seconds, both being new European records.

ie the sports at Windsor, on Dominion Day, Caldwell, of Summerside, took second ilets in the three-mile hat dicap bicycle race.

The Turf,

Joho on Wednesday were well attended. The four heats in the 2.30 class were very close. Mary Mack won, Daisy Cunningham 2ad, Nellie Bly 3rd. Time 2.31, 2. 30}, 2 32, 2. 32. Mont- rose was drawn in the third heat. Inu the

The races at St.

2.25 class Katrina took three straight heats, Deceiver 2nd, Warren Guy 3rd. Time 2.29}, 2.27, 2. 30.

The Oar.

In the sculling race at Winnipeg on Dominion Day, between Edward Hanlan and John Hackett, of Rat Portage, Hanlan: won by six lengths.

Jacob Gandaur says he will row at Van- couver, on Bnrrard Inlet, for the cham. pionship of the world, his opponent to be the winner of the Stanbury- Harding race. The date will be September 1, during Vancouver’s big carnival of sport.

The Roped Arena,

In the boxing match at Amberst on Wednesday night, Dan. Littlejonn, of Si. John, knocked ont McNaughton, of Monc- ton, is the second round.

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GRADUATED WITH HONORS

Miss M. H. Ball, of Charlottetown, P. E. I., who has since May, 18°5, been studying the kindergarten system in the Dartmouth kindergarten, graduated yee- terday with honors therefrom. She was the recipient of some little graduating |, presents from the children, three hand- some boquets of flowers, and a five dollar bil from W.C. Silver, of Halifax, The superintendent of education presented the g:aduate’s diploma to Miss Bal! and ad- dressed her in very complimentary terms, as also did the chairman, Commis- sioner Moseley, W. C. Silver, Commission- er Freeman Elliot and a young clergyman from Holland, who was present. Mirs Balls: graduating paper was on “Child Study,” @ subject which is engrossing tlhe greatest educationists-in the world to-day. The paper was pronounced good. Miss Ball is the 5th gr-duate from the Dart mouth Kindergarten.— Halifax Herald.

Miss K. TE. Ernst, Optician, owing to business, will not be able to keep her en- gagemenis in Charlottetown for 3rd and 4th inst. Patrons are asked to call instead on 6th and 7th inst., at same hours.

July 2,2 a.

clerks would rather show | delivered | Haszard, Q. C., ques-| 9 ¢.

| Gliovee. | fellows : |

plaintiff. D.C. Meweod for p!a:ntitl. Charles Alfrei Chouillon vs. Donald Farquharson. Action fur non-delivery of lobsters. Judgment reserved. Stewart, Q. C., for plaintiff; Haszard, Q. C., for defendant.

Alvan Action for goods sold and

Now before the Court.

for plaintiff-; Stewart,

, for defendant.

The Grand Jurors, having concluded their labors, were this forenoon discharged. | Previous to their discharge Mr. Angus, the foreman of the jury, submitted the following report on behalt of himself and

Rebeocs Wadman and others vs.

| H. Wadmao.

Grand Jury Room, July 3rd, 1896.

We the Grand Jurors of our Sovereign Lady the Queen, summoned for Trinity Term of the Supreme Court, A. D. 1896, submit the following report : —

We have visited the Jail, Asylum and Poor House. The Jail we found well looked after, cleau, and the officers capa- ble and efficient.

In che Asylum we found everything done by its officers and attendauts for the good government and comfort of its in- mates. The provis.ons were examined and pronounced wholesome and goud. The wards were clean and well attended to, but the building is altogether inadequate fur the comfort or health of such w# large aumber of patienty, all the sleeping rooms having about fifty percent, more patients than they should have, and we were plea:ed to hear that it is the intention of the government to have an addition made to the present building.

Attne Poor House we found that the spring house cleaning had not yet been dene, and some of the wards were in any- thing but a proper state of cleanliness for the comfort aud health of the inmates.

and there does. not seem to be sufficient help to keep them in proper condition. We would direet the attention of the authorities to this institution, and hope that matters will be remedied as soon as possible. We believe the officer in charge is doing what he caa with the meens aths d sposal.

Our attention was directed toa sewer which discharged into the harbor at the foot of Great George Street, which is claimed to be a nuisance inasmuch as it is a menace to the health of the citizens who live and do business in that locality in summer, and destroys one of the principal landings from the ice in winter.

We the:efore summoned a number of gentlemen before us and after hearing their evidence, we find that the nuisance complained of was thoroughly established and would draw the attention of the authorities to this matter for their imme- diate attention.

All of which is respectfully submitted.

Aw O1p And WeELL Trikp Remepy.— Mis. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by miilions of mothers fur their children while teething with perfect success. It soothes the child softens the gums, allays al] pain,cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrboes. Is pleasant to the taste, Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable Be*sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth ingSyrup, and take no other kiad . 513 w

A Grayp Eytertaisment.—Charlee E. Head, Gen. Sec. Y. M. C. A, New Brunswick, N.J, writes: “I consider it one of the most truly refined enter- tainments J ever attended, and as for Mr-. Willis, Tam frank to say that she stands I have ever listened to. The tableaux are a marvel to all for their rapidity of change and beauty. Shoull we have a Star course another year, we shall want.to secure theccmpany again.” The above company are at the Opera House to-night.

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A 0, after twenty yea s @* marricd life. suort time ago he discovered that a woman who had taken up a claim next to him was his former wife. He went to ree her and in a few minutes they had patched up their difficulty and went down town two be remarried. ques EDD aS

Dominion of Canada,

Province of Prince Edward Island, City of Charlottetown.

Before Francis Longworth Ha-zard, Esq , the Stipendiary Magistrate for the City of Charlottetown. :

JAKE NOTI-E that His Honor the St'pen diary Magistrate for the said City of Char lottetown has by virtue of the power and authority in him vested by the statute of the General Assembly of the said Island ent:tu!l d “An'Act toconsolidate and amend th several Acts incorporating the City of Ch.rlotte- town,” ordered and appointed that THU RS- DAY, THE 16th JULY, next, be ihe day set down’ for hearing all appeals made to him trom the last pree ding valuations, arsess- ments, or rates Imposed or authorized by the = Council of the said City, and thaton oon day and daily thereafter unt! all such conan peals have been heard, at the }our of lo Yciock in the forencon, im the City Police our , in Charlottetown aforesaid, a'l such eppoals wiil be heard and finally determined

"Spated this 8rd day of July, A. D.13)). ROBERT VANIDERSTINE, City Collector for said caty, July 3-3i eod—pat \ TANTED TO PURCHASE — second- hand Bicycle. Apply at this omee ss uly 3-:

NOTTAGE TO LET—A nice cottage on Fitz-

roy Street East, now occupied by Rev D

H loige, Possession given 15th sy Apply } wJ D Taylor, Bookbirder, jolys tt

nie tana tae mtn = - - a ——. < . . - FRI DA Zs J U L = 2, I 896. 5 ror So ee een eee cere . Sg SU Lieht Coats. | ight Coats. Waterproof! Coats. | lls Ee Seciaetite | , — Black Lustre and Rusell Cord Coats for Men and Boys, cheaper than any hous: in the trade. | 219 Waterproof Coats from $1.75 up. PROWSE BROS PROWSE BROTHERS

SHIP NEWS,

Port ef Charlotte‘ow..

ENTERED. : July 2 —Hydra, Boudreau, Pictou; Even ing Star, Ach, Shippegan; ss Electra, Me-

Laren, Montague; Julia Ward, Roberts, Pictou; Wm. Dunbar, White, Pugwash; Kohinoor, Boudreault, Pictou.

CLEARED.

| July 2—Nettie M 3, Cahoon, Murray

The buildings are altogether unsuitable,

‘4

at the head of all readera now living that}

Harbor; ss Electra, McLaren, Montague; Win Dunbar, White, Pugwash; Kohinoor, Boudreault, Pictou; Mary, Star of the Sea, Lintagne, Caraquet; Hydra, Boudreau, Pictou.

DIED.

At Fifteen Point, on June 24, of brain fever, Stanislaus J. ‘Gallant, aged 12 years, sov of John F. Gaiiant.

At East Cambridge, Mass., on 18th June, of heart disease, Minnie, aged 31, wife of W,. Bo! WarJd,and eldest daughter of James Fisk, of Portage, Tracadie Cross, P. E. Island.

At Hamilton, Lot 18, on June 3, after a brief iliness, borne with patient submis - sion to the Divine Will, Elizabeth Stew- art, aged 76 years.

KINKORA TEA

To be held on the grounds adjoining the Rail way Station on

Tuesday, 7th July Next

Advices from all over assure us of this being one of the largest affairs of the kind ever held in this province. Come and spend a day with your friends, we will at- tend to your comforts,

A Brase Band will be in attendance.

All the usual attractions and many no- vel ones will be provided.

A special train will run from Tignish on the following local time schedule:

Leave Tignish 615 2. m

«Alberton (i: “« Bloomfield _— “« O'Leary =

*. Petal “Wellington Miscouche

te eocooe vn 2° e

* Summerside

“ Kensington 2 ..*,

* Freetown oa ..* Arrive Kinkora a 6h

Leave Kinkora for return

Tickets will be issued by above tiain to Kinkoraat utdermentiened rat s, good for return by same train on date of issue:

From Tignish, Harper’-, DeBlois St.

Louis, Alma + 15 * Alberton, Em!sdale, Piusville

B'oomfield 95 * Howlan, O’Leary, Coleman,

West Devon, Port Hill 85 “ Conway, McNeill’s, Ellersfie,

Port Hill, Northam, Richb-

mond 75 “ Wellington, St Nicholas; Mis-» couche 60 « St. Eleanor’s, Summerside, Travellers Rest New An pan 45 “Barbara Weit, Kensington, Blueshank, 35 Freetown 20

A special train will also run from Moudt Stewart and Charlottetown on the follow- ing schedule (local time):

Leave Mount Stewart 7 30a. m. «© Bedford ce “ Charlottetown 800 “ “ ~ Royalty Junction ete «North W:ltshire nee * Hunter River 1 *

« Bradalbane $m *

« Emerald ¥ i3 “ Arrive Kinkora ie a: Leave Kinkora for return 6 00 p. m.

A special train will leave Cape Traverse at 11 a.m. local, returning will leave Kin kora at 7 p, m.

Tickets will be issued by these trains at following rates, good for return by samme trains on date cf issue:

From Mount Stewart, Scotch Fort, Tracadie, Bedford, Char- lottetown

“ York, Uniop, Brackley Point

Royalty Junction, Wins-

“ Clyde and Fredericton 35

loe Milton

«Loyalist, Colville, North Wilt-

~~ ‘

} shire, Hunter River 45 © * E liot’s, 25c; Bradalbane Emer-

ald 10

“ Cape Traverse, 20c; Albany 10

une24—dy2aw—&wky-—ber, watch

PURE MANITOBA

Paul Desh: me, of Oklohoma, was-d'~* voreed from bis wife in Canada ten years | isthe sew b aid of Flour now for sale in A. half barre] bags at all the principal grocery

sores. This Flour is ground from Man- toba Hard Wheat, and ‘being eweetir and

lighter, than Ontario Flour. If ycu will try one bag you will use it always

june26eod 2wks —pat ‘guar

waturday

oe

For one day

sell

only I wil

a high grade tea- spoon for $3.15 a dozen, This is a genuine snap fcr any person wishing gocd easpoons for a small price You may want a few ex tra teasp: ons this summer now is the time to buy them, Qnly one day a this price

W. W WELLNER

Black Diamond Line

The SS. Bonivesta,sailing from Montres Friday morning, July 3rd, wiil be due a CLarlottetown, Monday morning. July 6th, and will sail for St. John’s, Nfld, vi: Sydnev, carrying horses, cattle and shee; on deck and produce under deck, at low- est possible rates. For further particula: ' as to freight aud passage, apply to

PEAKE BROS. & CQ., Agents

Ch’town, june 20, 1896.

“Lily Queen” Best.

“Lily Queen” Flour is made troma mixture ol! Manitoba No. 1 Hard and the best Ontario. Winter

is the

9

White Wheat. It makes one of the finest Family Flours in Canada to-day,

and has given the best of sitisfaction to our custom- ers and ourselves.

Charlcttetowa, June 11, 1896.

We Recommend

eyes to get them proper'y te-ted, and if needing glasses, have them fitted to suit.

if you need them. Evenings by special ment.

G.H. TAYLOR,

Graduate Optician.

North Side Queen Square, Ch’town.

We have lately received a nice assoitment cf

Silver Watches for Ladie’s and Gentlemen,

which were bought right, not fail to ) lease in price. Call an? inspect them.

and can-

Great George Street,

NEAR QUEEN SQUARE,

—

yor MEN—It wi'l r:pay you to have your underwear neatly d: arned and kept

and children’s under- toor-er. All Addr. ss ABC

enced hand. Ladies’ girments, infants’ outfits made hand sewn. Moderate rr ces

Examiner C( ffice. jauly2—tf

= Washing Goods.

Prints, Galateas, Ducks,

Gingh

amis,

Oxford Shirtings

Miuslins,. Fiantrellette -

Good Stock now showing.

T. J. HARRIS, LONDON HOUSE

Beer & Goff’s. F

anyone having trouble wich their

No expense incurrcd to"'find owt 4

a gre

New Prices in Watches

W.-N. TANTON’S,

in goolrepairit ra small sum by an exreri- |

}

paenesoests

@ HOT WEATHER - ® SUIS —

We have

a nic?

i a iy \\) Su} SS S WZ GANS GS G r SEIN

UMWER

quet and Tennis

£3 peseeees aaat anstee forename

line of the warm weather. Silk Coats, Light Vests, ete

an excellent assortment.

i. A. BRUCE,

¥ , > ° . Canada’s Famous Tailoring Establishment.

EASIDE HOTEL,

ol AVA

light Fnits,

su:ts for $5.C0 and up.

Straw Tlats,

| hustico Beach, P.E.I. RESORT | OPEN JUIJ-Y 1

Fine Land cave, BR». utifa’ Grounds. Shady Walks, Boating Surf and Still Wate~

Buhing nice picr, Bowling Alley, Cro Lawns. ete— Address

JOHN AFWSOY, Caarlote‘own. TERMS: $7 to #10 per Siz week; $1.75 pe se >* 74. day; discount 10 Te: + per cent. till

July 15th.

Coach meets all trans at ,;Hunter River

—~_, Station.

Coich leaves Charlottetown

uesis

direct every Tueslay, Thurs

day and Saturday, between 4 and 6 o'clock p. m., calling for

Ladies’

Men's Boys

Shee is

W. H. STEWART & C0.

Qur Ladi es’ Canvas

Warm W

See our Men's Hats. See our Men's

| EVERYTHING AT LOW PRICE

TAN - SHOES.

Tan Oxfords Misses Tan Oxfords om: : Tan Children’s Tan Oxfords

selling well.

Oxfords : Oxfords

London House Building

or The.

eather

| See our Men's Balbriggan Un- | derclothing.

See our Fine Cashmere Socks. See our Light Summer Coats.

and Boys Straw Neglige Shirts.

S.

J. 6. HACDONALD & CO

Printing —

OF THE HIGHEST CLASS

| for which we have an established reputation, can only b

ecuted by artistic

oe do it.

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A -studiousiy neat style of des'gn and dir- play preval's th’ ovghout the entire collection of job specimens sent by VirJdohr eKenz «

(with Messrs Haszard & Moore, ' harlottetown PE Island, Cansd-) Very tast+fu! use is made of plain an i fa nc} —_ sincembins ati on and in the type display -is not only good taste, bu! fr-shn:s otideos in arrange ment she finish of details ar d pr sswork are cqual to ibe tas'e shown in Other respects” --British Pripter

workire that every job shall be done

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n, who make

by “the British P: inter, the artia I urepe

HASZiRD & MOORE,

A tstie Printers, Brown‘s Block, Victoria Row

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Every pound satisfactory, two or three kinds of Fmpire

Tr.

EMPiZt SLEND TEA

Is tha Tea that brings trade and pleases customers,

but remember that there are Blend. Be sure and get the

MORRIS

For sale wholesale or retail by

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should supplement his scits with e

Nothing can be mo and = certainly

importance. jionable treusers,

those made by

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tain the general appearance of the Fair.

‘Trousers

fre the part of the suit mot sul

pect. to.wear. Every well dressed man xtra frousers of the. right.material, to sus No part of the attire possesses more re incongruous than ill fitting and unfash

no trousers in town fit or look as well as

DONALD,

Fashionab!e Tailor, (in our new premises)