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THE DAIL‘ EXAMINER,

CHARLOTTETOWN JULY 10, 1900

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ERSONAL

by

} Mr. 8 EReid®) ry p ] Wueen motel, . ee Leatiiel | Mr. and Mrs R McCormack, B

‘uy LD y Oldi yy. Of N G 1sZ : ] ‘ D+» vis y Mre. Jo Co L~9 lu ' 5 | Ge yge Street. F,D. Bent, wife and three children, of |} An rst, are among the latest arrivals at

ithe Qu n Hotel. For Men & Womei Mr. Chas. W. Reatarick, of the Boston , Giobe, is aguest at the Hotel Davies. Mrs Restarick Man’s F h Oalf . _| E. F. Eigar and family, of Wood- “ens French aif PateNne | bridge, N.J., are among the latest arrivals ; } ’ } +} ‘ . leather laced shoe—new round | at the Hotel Davies. toe —$3.50 Rev. W. P. Archibald, of Sunny Brae, . : N.S.,wWas a passenger by the Princess lastevenng. He went west today. Mr:. Heory MacKenzie, who has been visiting her parents in Charlottetown, left this morning on retura to Pictou.

; -. on ; enone , Men’s French Calf Patent | Gar. William F. Fahey, of the advertis-

leather court shoes — NeW jing department of the Boston Globe, is round toe $8.50. ;making the round trip on La Grande 1 | Duchesse,

{="Mrs. Whelan and son,of Chicora Moun- tains, N.H., who have been visiting rela- tives in Charlottetown, left this morning

| On return to their home. ; . Women’s Patent leather Mr. G. B. Lockhart was a passenger

slippe ‘—J. & T. Bell’s’ by the mail special this morning en route | to the coast in the interests of the Con- | densed Milk Company.

| Mr. Harry Allan, of New York, wasa — passenger by the Duchess today en route to his usus) summer resort, Pleasant

| View Hotel, Hampton.

| The Baptist convestion, in session at eC p | Winnipeg on Saturday, elected Mr, J. B. ir , Gordon, of Charlottetown, vice president

= | gor Prince Edward Island.

| Mgr. Falcouio was heartily welcomed in St. Joon. Addresses were presented

is with him.

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make. price $2 50 & $3.00.

Ch’town,. P. E, Island.

a on behalf of the clergy and laity, and DAAA4ASLBAASLA |impresSive Services were held in the 25 22:32 522[S]2: 5.5 church, From St. John Mgr. Falsonio

Ih» goes to Chatham, {hh Miss E M'Bovyer of San Francisco,who Ip has been attending the Conservatory of Music, Boston, Mass., accompanied ile by Mre. James Kennedy and her daughter {il Miss Agnes and Mrs. F. Kennedy of Med- ford, are the “guests of Mre.| M. Stevenson; Richmond St. > | Cliff House: July 5--John A Smith and ai b> wife, Boston; Mrs. F Laird and son, Cali- fornia; J F Weed and wife, J B Lockhard

at{f! > | and wife, New York; Chas_McGregor aud ai|! Mpor all fie wife, City; H L McGregor and wife,

Minneapolis; Miss May McGregor, City; tl} > Mies Amy McGregor, Minneapolis; Miss “| ei ijl Dodd, City; Mr. Harry Mahon, Halifax.

. 7 a ome lnlv 8.—W l d wife an- <i} [hat the groceries Ij} J ily 8. \ H Tetlow and wife, Mar

; : 2 chester, England; J T Sutton, St. John; (|! your family use are just > | Mrs. PG Aughe, Boston; Mr. and Mra. the purest, finest and ip

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AS Hewitt, Miss Coady, Mr. A J Biffin, C C Farqubarson, City; Mr. and Mrs. H

a\|| lable obtuin- PP |J McKeozie, Port Hawkesbary, J. / st renable obtain- MOMEDEIO, F'00 awkeebury; J 4 ii _ w . e 3s iy | Meagher, Mr. and Mrs. ,Lambkin aid able We want to im- \» | daughter, Halifax, T S Black, S:. John;

all Miss Maud Cook, L George Whear, J A

|| pre:s8 upon you the fact Farquharson and wife, Maeter Lorne

qj that if you come to us | Farquharson, Miss Daisy Nash, Vernon . Lowe, Sam Lowe, jr., C:.arloitetown; Geo

. a. <j! you are always sale, | Farquharson, Quincey, Mass.; Mr. Weston

: ; | Lowe, City; Mise M E Barr, Manchester, and alw ys sure to get | N. H.; Miss M 8 Barr, Miss Grace Hunt» the best tley, Miss Nettie Sellers, Mrs, John

<(j|} Coomts, Miss Ruth Coombs, Carlisle, Pa.

oj Webster & Mackay & tex >

al — Vote early for Wise. Successor to Davison & Co. ia oo

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Fire, Marine, Life

Examiner Calendar coe lk OR J U ail cos

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MOON’'SJCHANGES. First Quarter, 4th. Fi il Moon 12th. Last Quarter, 18th New Moor 6!

The

‘All British Companies. Risks taxen

DB) |Bigh Water| Sun __| low rates. = AYNDMAN & 60 \Sunday | 56 118420 '748 | 2)Monday i‘ bay fae St a 3) Tuesday 215 23) 21 | 4 | 4 Siete ctar! 2 z 3.16; 22 47 AGENTS 5: Thursday 3 42) 2 | 47 | 6 Friday 436 450 24 | 46 | Lelephone 67. 7\Saturday § 52 616 25 | 46 | : 8, Sunday [9 Sie 9 Monday 812 839 27 a} 10 Tuesday ; : 9 7 ee LM Wednesday 3, 952) 28 {| 43 UWBTbursday lO 56, 11 4 29 | 43 ae ed 13 Friday ll 17/11 45) 30 | 42 Wewlands 14 Saturday 2 51; 0 . 2 41 aisles 15,;Sunday — 2 owe 12% . Mal. 16 Monday 1 y 1 35 33 | 39 ee Po een 17 Tuesday Lon 16 a. colin cLeo ee i 1" 18|Wednesday! 230! 3 6 35 | 37 | » Q. C., in Char 19 Thursday 351 418 36 | 36 | lottetown Koyalty, containing 20 Friday § 25 5 48 37 ; 35 d th 21 Saturday 6 50 718 3g | 34 | twenty an three quarters 22) Sunday 734 8 22) 39 33 eee? 8 5/; 918) 40 32 ie 1

| Tuesday 93610 2} 41 | 31 pply to

Wednesday' 10 16 10 41, 42 | 30 ’ 3 eee i y: 11 OF} 43 28 D, C. McLEOD, 2 iday 41136 45 27 ici 28\Saturday 11 25 1147 16 | 20 Solicitor, &e. 29Sunday | 0 0 O21 47 | 26 | Ch’town,’June 19th, 1900, 30; Monday 0 31) 0 52) 48 | 2 ° f 31!Tuesday 1 3) 126450 (7 2 dy;t

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Local and Qiher

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tbe open in the evening from 7 till)

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Vote duwn Pineaa Politics to-morrow

| —_ ae S. 0. B.—Lodge Prince Edward meets. 3% i.o0 tonight. : nee Pp g, = Voderate south west an i

| weet winds; fair. Wednesday: Moderate

stentless i loRTOISE oN Exuipition—A tortoise was | t ir streets this s very unusual visitor may a at Wateon’s Drug Store. whois x Crry Taxes.—Monday, the

will be the last int on City Taxes, vill please bring their notices. wteiiilabisdas Ovrina.— To enjoy a good outing attend St. Panl’s Sunday School picnic tomorrow at Rocky Point, 8S. 8. Elifin leaves Ferry Wharf at 10 and 11 o'clock a. m. and at 1, 2,4 and 6.30 p.m. Chariming sail,

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Mowrreat Boat.—The Campana ar- rived in port yesterday afternoon aud left on return to Montreal last night. She had 45 passengers,and a cargo including the following : 1703 cases eggs, 2470 boxes cheese, 597 cases lobsfers and 22 barrels meats.

Dominion Day Prizes.— The prizes won at the sports on}Domiuion Day will be presented this evening at 8 o’clock at the Artillery Armories. Mrs. (Dr.) Warburton will present the City Trophy and Mrs, (Lt-Col) Moore and Mrs (Lt-Col) Long- worth the medals. All militia men are requested to attend in uniform.

Curistian Assocration.—The meeting of the Christian Association was held at Southport on Saturday. The delegates acmbered 125, They were welcomed by Rev. A. 8. Simpssn. Rev. F. Harlow, of Summerside, delivered an address on Caristian Zeal and Activity. On Sunday Rey. D. Crawford, of New Glasgow, de- ltvered the Associational sermon, —*‘ The Mystery of Godliness.” The new pastor at Montague preachedin the evening. His theme was “The Only (Basis for Christian Union.”

Deata oF A Paiest.—The death of Rev. Father Francis Macdonald is announced to-day. It occurred at St. George’s this morning. The deceased priest was 85 years Of age, and a few weeks ago passed the sixtieth anniversary of his ordina- tion. He had the _ reputation of being the oldest priest in

Canada. Owing to his advanced age and declining health “Father Francis,” as he was familiarly called, has not been able to take avery active partin the duties of the priesthood for some time. He was widely known and greatly es- teemed. The funeral will take place on Thureday.

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Lecrvure on Heatta.—The parlors of the W. C: T. U. were well filled last evening to hear Dr Agnes Haviland de- liver her lecture on “Health.” Although it lasted for nearly two hours the intense interest manifest proved noone felt the time long. Dr Haviland bas for many been connected ag con- sulting and corresponding physician with the Viavi Co, of San Francisco, Cal., one of the most extensive and successful medicine companies of the world. Her explanations of the ;Viavi treatment were plain apd practical aud appealed toa woman’s common sense. There was not a woman that Sleft the room last night

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came away kpowing much more about her marvellously constructed body than she did before entering. Dr. jHaviland, who is

(touring the States and Canada in the in~ terest of the Viavi Co,, was introduced by Mise Duffett, Viavi manager for Prince Edward Island. A unanimous vote of thanks was tendered the Doctor at the close for her very instructive and interest- ing lecture. --d&w. & edienhocnien enor ae — Vote down political trickery and cor- ruption to-morrow by voting early for

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STIUKY FLY PAPER

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MEDICAL HALL

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Molasses.

Direct cargo, schr. “Omega” from West Indies, arrived to- day—121 puns, 20 hds, 24 bbls. Choice quality.

CARVELL BROS.

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Ch’town May 14, 1900. ==

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aUUnIS TEA

“From the Kelipse

200 to

Uhoose from

But

you

Must

be Quick.

Go East

TO THE

—ON—

MONDAY, JULY = f6th INST,

and be fully convinced that your every whim and desire for pleasure, will be more than rewarded.

The object is most worthy—the collecting of funds for the erection of a@ stone churcb, the foundation of which is now receiving the attention of the contractors and workmen. The usua) emusements will be far- nished, and the inner man carefully provided for by a competent and numerous staff of officials who will take you right in hand on arrival, and not let you go till you cry stop! Train arrangements appear below bat carefully note the day and adjust your outings accordingly. If you have never seen Souris, then eome and see the smartest town on the Island. If you have already seen Souris, then come again and renew your acquaintance. In all and every case cOme to the Souris Tea. Following are the train arrangements and fares; aspecial train leaving Charlottetown

at 7.15 a.m, standard time, will run on the following schedule

Leave Charlottetown

~] ny oi

a. m. Standard

time.

St Dunstan 7.20 ee

Cemetery 7.25

Roy. Junction 7.3)

York 7.45

Suffolk 7.51

Bedford 8.00

Tracadie 8 07

Mt Stewart 8.20

St Andrews 8 24

Douglass 8.30

Lot 46 8.45

Morell & 50

Marie 8 5

Midgell 9.03

St Peters 9.10

Ashton 9.21

Selkirk 9.30

Rollo Bay 9.38

Bear River 9.44

New Zesland 9.51

Harmony 10.09 Arrive at Souris 10.15 Leave Souris 605 p. m

Passengers from stations between George- town and Mount Stewart can go by regular morning trains returning by reguiar morn-~ ing trains on Tuesday July 17th.

FARES TO SOURIS Charlettetown to York 85cts

Suffolk to St Andrews 75

Douglass to Marie 60

Midgell to Ashton 45

Selkirk to Bear River 35

New Zealand to Souris 15

Georgetown te Lot 48 Rd 55

St Teresa to Pisquid 75

MICHAEL McCORMAOK, Sec’ Souris, July 6, 1900—t! t. =

| Xe, Sat, tues, fri & wkly & Her. pee...

Dy pat Sat, mon, thar & wkly; dy |

NNY TRING = HAPPENED

G. M. Smith & Co, of Halifax received a lot of White

W hite Wear Co, of Toronto. shipping them, and the Eclipse Co, asked us if we co them an offer for the lot, they accepted our offer 35 per cent off. “9

“We Sell Them at Less Thin the Cost of Mater’

The nicest things in Charlottetown at the busiest Store in Charlottetown (everyone knows it) see for yourself.

They were rather late ip iid handle them. We gave

D200 G Goose from But you Must be Quick.

Sentner, McLeod & Co.

SUCCESSORS TO BEER BROS.

P. 5.—There’s Night Dresses, Underskirts and Corset Covers in the lot too,

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An ounce of satisfaction is worth a ton of talk. Satisfaction goes with every §™ pound of %

ASZARDS BRAHMIN TTEAIS

That's the talk that talks,

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lishment.

SUMMER

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This Underwear,

evening i} Shirts, :

Ties, Straws. Don't fail to see the §

values we are giviDg:

SPRING

FALL WINTER .

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