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Witoh Hazel, and hor articles conducive to health »d comfort

HUGHES’

The People’s Druggiet

Apothecaries’ Hall.

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and we sell them ri at

only i2e per Ib. rder_ today,

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D. Stewart

Eo.ipse Bakery

BAKES'KEST BREAD.

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London Ophthaimic H« spttal,

Moorfields, and Central London Throat and Ear Hospi‘al’)

PECIALIST—Eye, Ear, Nose

and Throat.

OFFICE—Cameron Block RESIDENCE— W ater Street opp Tiotel Davies

WrICE Horns

Eyes Teetea and

9%0ar

Lvevings by appuintment

Yn tolpm,2te4pm }

Fitted With G!aases

FOR £aL¥E.—1 large map of P. E. Island. 1 | ron chair 10 , Apply to John Coombs, next |

arge bath tub. |

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Also

Apply to Hon. Geo, W. H . Geo. W. Howlar Mcleod, Solicitor June 2th, tf

large invalids

nations,

wse Bror, SALE OR y oO LET ain “Parkview” or to D.

JLY SAL

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We have 32 Bla ses left. Make a choice be quick. $1:10 Blouse now 456

We have

and light in we ight,

for Halt = rice.

51.80 Cape for 906, $3.03 Cape for $1.50,

Ladies’ Hats

No use Hat now 40c, $1,

just the th

Vatermere.”’ Cottage adjoining same.

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ILL GONTINUES

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| new this season, come and

Yours for Efalf Price.

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~1 Colored Capes left ng for these evenings.

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talking they are going t0 Hat now 7Uc,

Nee those Crash Skirts, Nee those Dress Skirts, The price is bound to sell them.

There are many other bargains to see at

WEERS & Co.

THE PEOPLE'S BARGAIN STORE.

| | FREE book on Home Dyeing on application to | '

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2.20 Cape for $1.10,

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 24, 1900,

LA GRANDE DUCHESSE.

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An'ther Large Passenger List For Charlottetown.

|

| The steamer La Grande Duchesse, of

| the Plant Line, arrived from Boston this

morning about half-past three, after cal).

}iogat Hahfax and Port Hawkesbury. She brought the following passengers to

| Charlotietown :

G H Paine, Mrs Paine, Mise Prewitt, Misses H Paine, O F Eicke, EF Eicks, RN Wiswall, J J Hennessy, Mies G Gallant, MO Jackson, 8 F Com- , stock, HH Wood, F T Gattney, Mrs A E | Ford, Myrtle Ford, Etta McLean, Miss A | # Goggin, J F Barry, E © Husted, Mre ‘Cooley, Mrs J H Harper, Mrs Sparklio, Mrs W bicher, D L Wells, G G Wolte and : wite, A F Clarke, J W Caidweil and wife, ' P Bernhardt and wife, Mra W P Rogers ;and child, Margaret Teed, Mr; McKee, W BBacor, Mr Tylor and wife,C F Ford and wite, A E Faber, C E Faber, C | E Harman, W A Meyer, JH Lawrence, Mies M M Rand, Mrs CH Clark, H C | Tower, Mre H C Tower, CE Ellis,G A i |

Mise Carpenter,

Brun. and wife,C M Abbetr, WH Cook sod wife, Mies Bateman, H W Clarke, Miss Kamstock, A J Simmons and wife, Captain Ells, Mre Ceswell, Mre Cheverie, 'H S Dickinson and wife, | A H DeCatur and wite, Mrs A A Hardy. | Mrs Hudson, Miss Esdall,H M Rich, Mre H M Rich, Miss Rich, Wm Armour, W C Lampgee, F T Bulmer, J D Keene, J Henderson, H A True, Geo Newcombe, WJ Kennedy, J A Barry, Mr Sipmson, Mrs Simpson, & D Syrick M Purceil, Mre MA Williams, Miss Williams, S S Mes- siter, C L Hayward, L J McCarthy and wife, CS Schumway E H Cresby and wife, W F McQuillan and wife, Mary Murphy, DJ Fraser, Mr Fraser, D H Coles, Mre B Gates, Sadie Flynv, Mary McKinnon,Mrs L McLean, Miss 8 Toledo, Mre A Lavender, A Lavender,*Mrs Smith, EM Simpson, V Paquette, A Paquette, Mrs D McGinnis, A A McLean, HA Morrison, Mrs S Power, Katie Keenan, Annie Keenan, Dan’i Todmas, Chester Rackbami, Florrie Aitkins, Tillie Atkins, J McDonald, WL Porter, A Grabam, N J Donovon, W F Foley.

GARDEN SOCIAL TODAY.

The following isa list of the ladies in charge of the tea and garden social at W atermere today in aid of the Charlotte- town Hospital :

Sa ees ©

Seceral Treasurer— Mrs Judge Reddin. ice Cream Booth—Mre Conroy, Mrs J

4 Gallagher, Mre. Jenkins, Mrs Jobo Byrae,Mre Desmond, Mrs Peters, Miss E Stapleton, Miss B Sullivan,Mise F Cronan, Mies C Doiron, Miss A McQuaid, Miss Lizzie Halloran, Lottie Balleran, Mice Besoit, Miss Katie Butler, Miss Bertie ‘ Brown, Mies Ryan, Mies M A Trainor. ; Treasurer—Miss Josie Smith. | Refreshmenc Table.— Mrs Angus Mc- Donald,Mrs Robin,Mrs Waddel!,Mre Hew itt, Mre P G Hughes, Mrs (Capt) Hanton, Misees Mary McKenna,Mary Arnold, Katie Wileon, Neliie Robin, Maggie McEachern, Masie Coady, Ida Doyle, Minnie Dalton; Treasurer, Miss Mary Bryne, Tea Table-- Mrs M Blake, Mrs [) Ryan, Mrs Jas Eden, Mre (Dr) Kelly, Mrs Jas Bryne, Mrs C Lyous, Mrs Doyle, Mrs Higgins, Mise B Hornsby ( Treasurer.)

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nothing equals that wonderful

DYEING SILKS

English Brilliant home Ih fast dye colors.

SOLO EVERYWHERE.

A. P. TIPPET & CO., Montreal.

$1.60 Blouse now 80¢

all new this season, stylish Yours

fast at Ffalf rice. 80c

See our leader at 2fc,

CLIFF HOUSE—STANHOPE.

i July 19.—W E Welsh, Boston; James Henderson, M. D., Bircnhill; J G P} Thurlow, A J Small, C F Smith, Geo A} Oak, Newburyport, Mass.; F P Taylor, | M. D., and wife, City; J B Jones, wife and | daughter, Washington, D. C.; Th. Chase- Casgrain, Mrs. Chase Casgrain, A Chase- Caegrain, Montreal, P.Q; Mayor Howes | and party, Boston; Mrs. G@ W Hodgson, | Mr. and Mrs. Morrieon, Miss DesBrieay City, jaly 20.—W C Hobkirk, H C Me- | Donald, city; H McLachlin, D Me-} Lachlin, H © McLacblin, Ar»prior ; Mrs | W D Rosas ; city ; Mirr J McGregor, Mies | Maria Carmichel, Mises Helen Carmicte), New Glasgow, N. 8S. duly 21—M_ss} Unsworth, C H B Longworth, city ; Thos | Evans aud wife, Lebanon, Pa., Mayor | Warburton, Mrs Warburton, H | Alexander, S H Pitcher, Puhiladelpbia, | Arthur W Weeks and wife, city ;| July 21.— Walter Matheson, W D Ross, |

City ;

Geo McLean, W R Brecken, Ivan Mec};

Kinnon, Benj. Rogers, jr; Thos D Rogers, | City.

July 21.—Fred Blake, [ W Morris, Gordon Alley, M.D, J f Crockett and wife, City; Mrs F Clements, East Boston; Mrs P H Hanslan, Mre Augbe and child, | Jack Hanian, Boston; Mr A S Heweit aud wife, Miss Coady, Fred Large, Geo W | Olaud P P Gillis, A W Reddin, City; W } J Green, Summerside; W McLeod, Frank } Bleke, G S Morris, Jas D Payne, City.

Sunday, 220d .—Geo* M Moore and} wife, City ; R H McDonald and wife, Port Hood; Senator A A McDonsld and wife, Olive Large, Fred Large, D McKinnon, J Veecey,R McKinnon, T A McLean and wife, Mr F Kelly, A S Hewett and wife; Miss Nettie Sellers, Mrs M S Barr, Mra John Coombs, City; E G Higginson, Montreal; A! A McDonald, George J Rogers, H R McKenzie, 8 A McLeod, P W Clarkin, W M Reardon, Miss Ida Doyle, Miss Lily Doyle, Dr snd Mrs Kelly and child, Mr C D Rankio, Mise Bartlett, Mr Horace Haszard, City, Dr Trenaman, Halifax; Dr and Mrs Dickey, City; Mre J Archd McDonald, Miss McDonald, Delbert Shaw, Glenaladale; R P Forbes, Annie James, James Any, mMalifex; William Jones, Kelly’e Crose; Jones Billie, Piequid Lake; E W Howatt, St Augustine,Florida; Chas Gregor and wife, Brackley Beach.

Dr. H. P. Wright, Dentist at Mt. Stewart, in order to extand the radius of his practice is giving speciai inducem »nts lasting until September 1-i. duving which time be will spend a week in each of four places as follows;—July 29th to Aug. 5'b, at Morell; Ang. 5th to 12th, at Head of St. Peter’s Bay; 12th to 19th at Prake’s Station; 19th to 26th at Cardigan Bridge. julyl7 tf.

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4 Goon Paixtins,

4 NEAT PRINTING,

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These the THE EXAMINER Job Print turns

are things that out, and then the prices are so low that lf you want printing that you'll

they’ll surprise you.

be proud of, come to us. f

London House Building,

(Jueen Street,

Charlottetown.

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‘rand = Tea and Garden Social.

4 Gravd Tea and Garden Social in aia of Chariottetowo Hospital will be held a. Watermere ‘(late residence of Colone!

TUBSDAY, JULY 2th.

The best tea tables, refreebment and ice cream iabies will be provided. Tea served from 5 p. m. to8p. m.

Good music by the League of the Cross Band.

Dancing and lots of amusements.

Be sure and atiend, as ibe ladiee will spare no pains to make this the grandest event of the eeason, and the hospital needs your assistance.

The following is the list of the races and offi ials for the sports in connection with the Garden Party in aid of the Charlottetown Hospital at Watermere, on Tuesday 24th July :—

100 yds dash—Boys under 16.

100 yds dash—Girls under 16.

Wheelbarrow race— (open. )

Summersalt Race—25 yde.

100 yard dash—(open).

Backward race—(open. )

Boot Race—(open. j

OFFICIALS.

Referee—Thomas Trainor. Starter—Picton 8. Brown. Judges—Philip A. Duffy, Clinton, W J Brown

Timer—C J Mitchell. | Announcer—Louis McIatyre. : Races start at 6.30. Good Prizes. By order of committee,

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Local and

Cther Items

Au on board for More!l, train leaves at

9.39 a. m.

Stcar Apvancine. —The refineries ad» vanced prices on all grades of refined sugar yesterday, 10c per 100 Ibs.

Mvsic In tae Garpens.—The Band of the Fourth Regimeut will play in the ariens to-night,

cinaedea dia ie

Comine Tus Way.—The Tiber is on the berth at Montreal, and wil! leave for Summerside and Charluttetown ab out the 26th inst.

Att Apoarp.—The train for Morell leaves thedepot at 9.3) to morro w morn- ing. Should the weather prove unfavore able the picnic will be held on the follow. ing day, Tnursday the 26:h.

Festival Toxigat.—You are cordially inv ited to attend the strawberry festival to be held at Grace Church this evening be- ginning at To’clock. Ice cream and cake, strawberries and cream,etc. Ad- mission and refreshments 10 cents. P ro- ceeds in aid of missions.

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HS CaM Paya. —The steamer Campana Came into port about half-past five yeeter- day afternoon, and left again about cleven. She had about 6060 packages of eggs, cheese and other merchandise. There were aleoa large number of passengers who are making the round trip.

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Lecrvre Last Nicut.—There was not a large attendance at the illustrated lec- ture given by Mr. R. P. Bell in the Opera House last night. The subject was ‘'The Briton and the Boer,” and it was treaied in & manner that was at once interesting aud instructive. Mr. Bell is a pleasing sveaker, and his lecture is enlivened by flashes of wit aad racy anecdotes.

TeA aND SoctaL.—The committee in charge of the Teaand Social to be held at Watermere on Tuesday, July 24th, in aid of Charlottetown Hospital, beg to tender thanks fordconatios of $5.00 from Mr. Hammond, representative of Hudon Hebert, Montreal. All donations will be thankfully received by the Superioress of the hospital, —tf.

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Tge Potixo.—The steamer Polino, from Moutreal, arrived at Charlottetown last evening about six o'clock, bringing a large cargo of general mercbandise and a num; ber of round trp passengers She left about nine o’clock this morning for Sydney and Si. John’s, Nfid. Her out- ward cargo included 30 head eheep, 50 head catule, 4 crates pigs, 400 bags oats ands quantity of butter, cheere, potatoes aii other pro wu ts.

Buretars Comtxc Tuis Way.— Word has recently been received here from Pin~ kerton’s detectives that a gang of burglars avd desperate characters have started to tour Canada during the hot months. It would be well to keep a sharp lookout for such characters especialiy in country towns where there sre no banks and busi- ness men frequently keep considerable sums of money On their premises.—Monc- ton Times.

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BapGes Seizep.---The Montreal custom bouse hae seized a consignment of severui thousand button badges which were in- teuded for distribution among the public. The buttons bore the words: “Indepen- dence cf Canada.” Some were printed in France and the belance in Eogland They came in from New York, and were shipped to @ society called the Canadian Independence League, which basa certain vumber of followers in thiscity. In epite of the watchfulness of the authorities some ofthe buttons had been received hy the members, and are now being openly woro.—Montreal Star.

NEW MOWN HAY ie eweet smelling d @ source of bonest profit, but pneu- wonts trom « cough is neither pleasant nor profitable, eo insure with 25 cents with a bottle of Aaameon’sBotanic Cough Balsem. 25c. all Droggists.

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On Saturday, Jaly 2let, to Dr. and Mrs. McLaucblin, a daughter.

FMPAYC STENT

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a Photo Supplies.

The following sundries are a)) Kept in stock by us:

Magazine Flash Lamps, Developing Trays,

Print Rollers,

Printing Frames,

Lioyd’s Rotary Trimmers,

Dark Room Lanterns,

Phote Paste,

Squeegee Plates,

Mazneésinm Cartridges,

Mount Royal Albums,

Mounts of a)! kinds,

Piates all sizes,

Paper all sizes,

A dezen or more Cameras in sock, call and examine.

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Swimming Tights

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10¢ to 35¢ Each.

Iien’s Bathing Suits

For small men and big men —a splendid assortment.

65¢ to $1.20 Each.

Bath Touwrels

240 Bath Towels here for you - made by the best makers in the world. We have themin Linen and Cotton; in white, unbleached and fancy colors.

Prices from 10¢ to 75¢ Each.

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We pride ourselves in showing the largestBand¢ nobbiest lo A : of neckwear in the city. oe We have them at any price ‘from 2¢ to 75.¢ A |

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Another strong line with us is our Shirts i

_ White and solored shirts, soft outing shirts collars attach + ‘hy eilk front shirts. See our double thread Balbriggan Unde. a clothing, 85¢ per suit.

Extrabargains every Saturday n -£t, Store open until 1)

Gordon & MoLellan

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BOTH FEET .

and you will be [fitted with the latest and most fash. / onable boot or shoe to be fuund in the city, for the least money and guaranteed the best of satisfaction

McQUAID’S,

LOWERIQUEEN 8TREER

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